Balmoral Junior High School - Crimson Green and White Yearbook (Calgary, Alberta Canada)

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BIOGRAPHIES ' 23 . Class 9-18 continued. SHARON JOHNSON Squeaks, as she is known to her friends, loves pop and chips. Her hobby is boys. She has a favorite saying - wanta bet? She dreads homework, and root beer sodas. Her ambition is to marry a millionaire. VILLY PRAESTEGAARD Villy is quite an artist and enjoys drawing and collecting stamps. His favorite food is Chicken on the Nay, ' and whether it is true or not ? he tells us girls gripe him. DIANNE PAQUETTE The little card of 9-18 would like to become a Stewardess and see the world. Di’s favorite expression is Sweet Nothing and her hobby is Western music. If there’s anything that gripes her it s mysterious phone calls and her favorite food is GP on toast. CARMAN McBRIDE. Carman has no nickname but loves ice cream and coke. His hobby is cars. Teachers gripe him and his ' favorite expression is Deek Off, whatever that means? Carman would like to become a bus driver. BfiRHY EERGERT The Duke of 9-18 likes Chinese food and his hobbies are cars and girls. Hergy’s ambition is to become a mechanic or forest ranger, his gripe is not enough girls and his favorite saying is Holy Mackerel, Andy. DOREEN WILSON Doreen goes by the name of Biackie. Her favorite saying and food is Oh golly, I love those fish and chips. She dislikes school work but loves swimming and boys. She would like to become a secretary. HOWhRD BURCH Our future Bush Pilot’s favorite food is hamburgers. Watch them boy, or your plane won’t get off the ground. CAROL CASSELMaN Carol makes a hobby of collecting post cards and embroidery. Carol’s favorite food is hamburgers and she tells us boys gripe her. Her ambition is to be a nurse. WILLIAM HAMILTON Bill loves milk shakes and hates motor trouble. His hobbies are hot cars and he has no favo rite saying. Bill would like to become a city Policeman. BOB HARDY Our future Olympic star, Bob’s favorite foods are chocolate milk¬ shakes, chips and gravy. When he is not otherwise occupied by building hot rods, he is (according to a reliable source) jumping about twenty feet in the broad jump. ANN SWEETMAN Annie, as she is known to most of us, has the ambition of becoming a nurse but I am telling you that she will have to watch her favorite fish and chips. She enjoys copper craft and just dreads homework. You will usually hear her saying, Oh! farmer.”

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22 B 10 SRJtPH IE S ' .-vf.’l :■ ■■. i ■ Class IX-18 . JOaN THOMAS Ah , gee, says Toni, who loves sports! Her gripes are n othing • : and Toni’s favorite foods are fish.and chips. Her ambition is to become a stewardess or stenographer. GREG ARISS -Rocket, as he is known to his hockey fans, has the ambition of- becoming a lawyer. His favorites are ice cream and cokes and • his expression is Son of a gun. He dislikes school and his favorite hobby is girls. (Joan). PaT LYNESS Oh, oh! I goofed again says Blondie on that Chinese food (she likes). Her hobbies are boys, one in particular. His initials are ??. Her gripes are school work. Seriously, Pat would like to become a model or dancer. ALLAN CABANA Al is from 9-18. He has as his hobby watching girls and he likes to eat fish and hot meat. Al ' s ambition is to be off on a lonely Island in the Pacific with his secretary. His favorite expression is 1 !’Hi Zombi. ■ , SANDRA JOHNSON Sandy ' s favorite foods are chicken, fried rice and hamburgers with onions and gravy. Her hobbies are listening to records, beys and making fudge.- Her favorite saying is My Goodness Gracious Me and her-ambition is to become a hairdresser and ” ■ ' ■ to get married. KEN UFEELMAN Ken left school in the middle of the year to play Big League Baseball. SANDRA McLEOD Better known as Smily to class 9-18, Sandra has chosen her ambition to be a Stewardess and see the world. Smiley’s hobby ■ is keeping her eye on Robert Mitchum ' s current activities. Her favorite expression is No Foolin and she enjoys eating. KEN JONES Ken likes all foods, cars and girls. Ken’s favorite expression ; is Live for Today and ' his ambition is to own a chain of Auto Parts Dealers. ELLEN PRUETT Ellen is a girl with an ambition to be a piano teacher and marry a hand some millionaire. Known to some as ’Poodles’, she : spends her time watching TV and eating Fish and chips”. Ellen ' s favorite expression is ’otherone and her gripe is - (seme) boys. EDWaRD SCHNEIDER Big Ed makes a hobby of cars and girls. Ed would like to be an Electrical E n gi ne er and his favorite food is Chinese Food. Big Ed ' s only complaint is not enough girls and then he comes out with an expression like, ’Scheesh, What a Nut! KNUT LOEWER Better known to class 9-18 as Nut, Knut ' s favorite food is ' Chicken on the Way’ and he enjeys oil painting and stamp collecting. Knut ' s favorite saying is Do unto others as you would have them do unto-you. ' He also tells us he ' s not too fond of our weather.

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24 BIO G R A P H I E S Class 9-18 continued. ROBERT GLOER Bob picks cars as bis hobby. He likes Chinese food and his favoriti expression is real cool daddy-0. Robert ' s ambition is to become a millioniare and he tells us school is his big gripe. FRnNK HOUSTON Fatty to most of the fellows, but please watch those hamburgers. His hobbies are girls - right now SHIRLEY. He dreads school and loves the saying Good mornin. He has in mind to be a garbage man. • • DOROTHY CHAMBERS Dot, as she is known to her friends, likes fish and chips. She dreads homework and school. Her favorite saying is holy cow.” Dot ' s hobbies are boys (Gil). She would like to. become a secretary and to travel a bit. GARY DINGWALL Son of a gun, that ' s not my brand of a milkshake. Gary would lii to join the R.C.M.P., but now is enjoying cars that sometimes gripe him because of motor trouble, - OREGON SEA COAST - Oregon has a marine realm of smooth beaches, forested headlands and colorful wild flowers. Oregon has about four hundred miles of ever changing sea¬ shore. Down the path ahead of us we see a beautiful example of Oregon ' s Coastal scenery. To our right we see the vast blue Pacific O ce an stretching for miles. There are many large rocks along the brownish-white sands of the beach. These rocks range from ten to forty or fifty feet in height. They are a greenish-black and rather cool looking from here. The lovely white caps of the ocean are laping against the beach for miles on end and it is a cool and refreshing sight. To oui left as we walk along the hot sandy beach, there are high cliffs with a variety o: trees, shrubs and wild flowers, each having its own beauty. As the day moves on ' and the sun begins to set, we see the vivid colors of the sunset. The horizon is tinted a yellowish-orange, and just above the horizon there is a greyish cloud. All the clouds to the west are coloured in their own way. Some are darker than others, while some have more varieties of yellowish-orange, red, white and a dull grey. Towards the sun the water has a yellowish tinge boardered by greyish cool looking water. - Doug Black 9-3 - On Sunday afternoon we saw a most beautiful mountain. It was snow-cappe in pure white with glaciers down the sides. On the lower slopes ' the poplar trees were coming into new leaf and an occasional waterfall tumbled and splashed, down the crags into the stream below. A few wisps of clouds hung near the summit, while off in the distance a rainshower could be seen. We stopped at the road sig that gave the elevation and watched the sun as it set high in the west. - Sharon a. Barker 9-1