Central Collegiate Institute - Analecta Yearbook (Calgary, Alberta Canada)

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22 The Analecta BIOGRAPHIES OF OUR GRADUATES MILTON HARPER—Better known as “Mike.” Responsible for many gray hairs in the teach¬ ers’ heads. Has the privilege of using glasses that he may study more industriously. MILDRED HUTCHINSON — Also from Em¬ press. Constantly remarking, We can study that in spare.” (Spare is spent assisting a certain gentleman with mechanics.) Always afraid of being late. Is professor of Comp, class. DOUGLAS HUTCHINSON—Would-be lady killer and “Big Shot” behind the scenes in the Dramatic Club. Loves to make bad news sound even worse, just to make everybody writhe in agony. HELEN JAMESON—Oh my! Oh my! Here is a whirlwind. Noter for her tireless energy and violent laughter. Stays for lunch so she won’t be late at noon. Finds school days entertaining, but how much better are school nights. ARNOLD JAMISON—Blooming orator, scholar and dramatist. One of the rare intelligentsia who seem to get all their homework done and still have time left over. Passes would be wise-cracks at the teachers. MARGARET JEAL —Source of much true and untrue knowledge. Spends one-fifth of her time with the Girl Guides and the rest talking to Edith. Has a scientific mind and is expert at passing exams. ANDY JESSEN—Responsible for the so-called Wit and Humor of the Analecta. Shakes a mean hand on the auitar and a quick foot on the dance floor. Thinks variety is the spice of life, so has a new girl friend every week. DOREEN JOHNSTON—A vivacious miss, and gentlemen ' s favourite. We like the way she talks and talks to the other Do. Believes work causes confusion but still snags A ' s. Is hyper¬ sensitive to good jokes. ROY KIRKBRIDE — Became very ambitious this year and decided to do all the Latin at once. A quiet fellow who really gets down to work when he isn’t under the evil influ¬ ence of Andy Jessen. ENID LESLIE—Stood first once in Grade IX. Steals boys’ hearts — not to mention their rings, tie pins, etc. Quite a Chem. student. May be seen at any time with Betty.

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The Analecta BIOGRAPHIES OF OUR GRADUATES JACK FULTON—Assistant Editor of the Anal¬ ecta. His first year at our noble institution, hut we wish he’d come a lot sooner. A shark at Trig, and Algebra. Except for the fact that he’s McEwen’s cousin, he has nothing against him. ERMA GAUNCE—Causes merriment in the Corner. Would hide the fact that she knows a great deal about many things. Third year in a back seat and still can’t balance on one leg — for shame, Erma. NEIL GERMAN—His motto is First in all dungs.” Takes part in all school activities. A member of the Student’s Council and Pres¬ ident of the Dramatic Club. Has won two Rennett Scholarships and stands an excellent chance of winning a third this year. Best of luck, Neil. RI’TH GRAHAM—Migrated to Central from Garneau long ago. Noted for twinkling eyes and a mischievous grin. Almost lost her voice through arguing with Erma. Sits in the Select Corner” and belongs to Gaunce and Graham, Homework Distributors. CT A PENCE GRANT—Does the dirtv work for the other editors by typing evervthing out for them. Also sells pop at the well-known Lits. and supports all school activities. Vice-Pres¬ ident of the Dramatic Club. IRENE GREER—A girl of joyful countenance; never seen without Mary. Concocts aston¬ ishing messes in Chem. but lives to laugh about them. Versatile at sports, dancing and work. JACK HALL—One of the Suede Jacket Trio. Is lost without Metcalfe and Prosser. Goes to basketball games not to play but to fight with the girls on the way home. A husky Senior Rugby half. DOREEN GREIG—A genius in her own way — decidedly not of the silent order. A grept asest to the Dramatic Club and has never been seen not turning to talk to Johnston during a period. TOM HALL—Acts as a calming influence on young Campbell. Noted for his loud ties and wise cracks. Better known for his Literary qualities. RUTH HEPPER — Commands admiration — she does all her homework and still enjoys life. A quiet, retiring little lady, usually seen smiling approval at something. Causes dis¬ turbances in Comp, but — blame it on her youth.

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The Analecta 23 BIOGRAPHIES OF OUR GRADUATES ARTHUR LAYZELL—Wanders around in a half-daze wishing he had homework done and thinking how terribly abused he is. Biology, his favorite pastime, he readily passes on to his neighbors. ORMA MACAULAY—Seemed quiet, but con¬ firmed our suspicions regarding noise, in Biol¬ ogy. Seldom seen staggering under a load of books. Enjoys the antics of others, but re¬ frains from joining in the festivities. JACK McCASKILL—An able scholar under the guidance of Mr. Robinson and hopes some day to be able to teach Mr. Robinson a bit of Algebra. Spends most of his time getting Snell to school before the second bell. GLADYS MacDONALD—From Bindloss. Of¬ ten heard saying, Hurry, it’s five to nine, and I still have to study Lit.” Meek in school, but not at home. Ambition—to be a Ph. D. BILL McEWEN—A great ladies’ man, with a tongue that never ceases to chatter. In Biol¬ ogy he wonders why he has to learn all those Latin and Greek names, when he can think up shorter ones which are twice as good. JEAN MacDONALD — Has paced C.C.I. ' s floors since Grade IX. Is naturally quiet, but led astray by Eileen. Among her accomplish¬ ments is the writing of a beautiful comp, about a cow. A pleasing mixture of fun and ser¬ iousness. ARNOLD MILLER—The old Editor himself. Reputed to have six A+’s and two A’s on his report card for one month. Then he wonders why he’s doing so poorly at studies. Worries about finances too. DORA McNAUGHTON — A pleasing young thing kind to the eyes — and what a sense of humor 1 Noted for an entrancing giggle and original theories. What with boys and talk¬ ing, she hasn’t time for work. NORMAN McGIE—One of the very few who really enjoy Algebra (tsk! tsk!) A live-wire member of the Hi-Y and hard working stage hand. Believes all girls should have equal breaks, so changes frequently. KATHLEEN METHERALL — A big help at decorating for the Rugby Banquet. Comes to school to study and really enjoys it. Humors the teachers by laughing at their jokes. A diligent and likeable person.