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

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THE ANALECTA twenty-three ALLAN AMBURY—Lacombe is his home town where he made his debut some 18 years ago. Shines in Algebra and is a member of the Militia. FRED ANDERSON—His curly hair and friendly smile make him popular in Room 2. A native of our fair city. GRAHAM ANDERSON—Made the birth notices of Calgary in 1921. An N.C.O. of the Calgary Militia who tells us to wait until he becomes a general. We all believe it Will be a pretty long wait. RIITH ANDREW—Popped into Calgary in 1920. Is the energetic captain of one of our House Basketball teams. Skis in her spare time and intends to be a nurse. ALBERT ANNAND—Have you heard Alby ' s latest story? It won’t be long now. His last year at school and is acting accordingly. CONSTANCE ANNAND—Just said Howdie do” in Calgary 19 years ago. A tall brunette with a perfect coiffure. Connie has more than her share of artistic ability which she uses to advantage. PRUDENCE BAMLETT—Happened along here in Calgary in 1922. Exchange Editor of the Analecta and Alpha Gamma Chi member. Certainly knows how to use those blue eyes of hers. BOB BATEMAN -A Calgarian since 1920. Takes an active part in the school sports, ex¬ celling in rugby and hockey. Only comes part time. PAT BEACH—Increased Calgary’s population in 1920. A sport enthusiast and valuable player on one of our house teams. Intends to train for a nurse at the General. HARVEY BLISS—This lengthy slab of humanity was originally quarried in Olds 17 years ago. Is always seen shoving Maurice Silver about the halls, especially on the way to the Physics class. GLYTA BOLICK—Strathmore first saw this bonny student in 1.920. She sings a lot and wants to be an opera star. Is renowned at school for her original and constantly changing hair-dos. BILL BRACKENBURY—First yelled Shakespeare in 1921 and since then he’s been trying to play Romeo. Any luck. Bill? BARBARA BRANDON—Smiled her first smile in Calgary in 1920. Likes to dance and enjoys all sports, especially swimming and riding. Comes only in the morning. GEORGE BRIGDEN—Still looking for a better system of getting homework, but in the mean¬ time sits in school with that knowing air. DICK BROAD—Specializes in gas model aeroplanes. Also an enthusiastic follower of the “grunt and growl game, wrestling. BILL BROOKES ' AVEY—Born at Macleod in 1922. Bill is editor of the Weeper. Excels in Chemistry and Algebra and intends to delve into the theory of relativity after he gets the next Weeper off his chest. GORDON BROWN—Money talks louder than girls so Gordon keeps his money. One of those strong, silent men. Oh yeah! IRMA BROWN—Made her debut in Calgary in 1920. Belongs to the Badminton Club. Irma’s vocal talent has brought much renown to herself. BETTY BULLAS—Was a gift to Calgary 17 years ago. An energetic student specializing in Latin. Skilled at “tickling the ivories.” CHESTER BURNS—Is taking his education between hunting trips. Drives back and forth and often ends up at school. GEORGE BURRELL—The stork left him on a Calgary doorstep in 1920. Known as the Robert Taylor of C.C.I. He has broken many a maid ' s heart. ALBERT CALDWELL—Got his start in Calgary in 1.918. Always has his homework done. A studious sc holar, often seen with Jack Maries. AGNES CAMPBELL—Happened into Galahad 17 years ago. Can contrive some very original answers in Algebra. A quieter member of the room but one admired by all. STAN CAMPBELL—First dazzled the eyes of his parents by his flaming red locks in Sas¬ katoon, Sask., in 1921. A quiet, studious lad who gets along well with the teachers MAX CAPLAN—A native of Calgery since 1919. A quiet cheerful fellow who gets along well in History.

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THE ANALECTA twenty-five GERTRUDE CARLYLE —Has been a citizen of Calgary since 1920. This is the first year “Trudy has paced C.C.I.’s halls. A member of the Fencing Club and also of the Calgary Ski Club. DON CARMICHAEL —Greeted Calgary in 1921. Has graduated to a pipe-smoking ‘‘he- man.” (?) Keeps Mr. Robinson busy during the Algebra class. NEIL CARR —Here comes Carr. Sprained his ankle learning, but is now an accomplished ski fiend. A Garbutt’s student in the afternoon. ALLAN CARROLL —A great pal of Fred ' s. Also has a fine smile. Born in Nevis, Alberta, in 1923. MIRIAM CHERTKOW —Received her birth certificate in Winnipeg in 1922. A very good student. Miriam is also an excellent pianist. CHESTER CLARK —Ches surprised Calgary first with one of those guffaws in 1921. His favorite saying seems to be: ‘‘Well, I guess I do my Trig, homework twice, sir.” GERRY COPE —This red-headed badminton star breezed into Calgary 17 years ago. She’s Sports Editor for the Analecta, president of the Badminton Club, belongs to the Alpha Gamma Chi, and Hi-Y. BETTY CORBETT —Blew into Calgary 19 years ago. Makes a very capable treasurer of the girls ' Hi-Y. A well-known player in the city badminton ranks. BILL COWAN —Quietly stepped into the picture in Calgary in 1920. A model pupil who enjoys Biology. JIM CRAWFORD —Tim quietly takes his beating with the rest of us. Out of school little is known, but we wonder! RUTH CRAWFORD —Made her first appearance in Calgary in 1921. Ruth plays badminton with better than average ability. She also writes wonderful compositions and should have a brilliant future in a literary career. ROSS CRIGHTON— The Punster-Laureate of Central. First astounded his parents with his huge vocabulary in 1921. He still tortures us with his excellent (?) jokes. GEORGE DAHL —One of Room 2’s funsters and merry-makers. Belongs to the Royal Cana¬ dian Artillery in the Militia. JACK DENHOLM —Originally of Winnipeg, Jack first squeaked in 1922. He is Circulation Manager of the Weeper and is known not only as a cheerful fellow but also as a good student. HELEN DIAMOND —Born in Minneapolis in 1920 with a nature as sunny as her smile. Has ambitions along musical and literary lines and works very hard. A Phi Beta Zi girl. ' STAN FAIRBAIRN —Room 2 ' s masculine representative on the Student’s Council. Also a Hi-Y member and a rugby player. ISOBEL FARR— -This petite miss has in every way proved an asset to the Purple and Gold. Sports Hi-Y and Omega Gamma Beta pins. Partly responsible for the success of the Rugby Banquet. MAY FARREL —Got off to a late start in Calgary in 1920 and is still maintaining her pace at C.C.I. Always gay and mischievous. Wants to work on a big newspaper. KATHLEEN FERGUSON —Made her first sound 17 years ago in Vegreville. Possesses a very artistic nature. A vital link in the life of Room 3. CLAIR FLEDDERJOHN —A hard boy to pin anything on. Don ' t get us wrong girls. He’s there and then he isn ' t. What’s the big dark secret? ANDY FLEMING —Has always found French a waste of time but is struggling on. Believes Paradise is the school without homework. SHELDON GIBSON —Gave Calgary a break in 1922. He is the Business Manager of the Analecta. Never seen without his better half, Ogden Turner. ELIZABETH GORDON —Ranch grown for 17 years near Stavely. An ardent equestrian whose great ambition it to be the biggest rancher in Alberta. LLOYD GRAHAM —“Lloyd B rode the stork into Calgary in 1922. Plans to enter his saddle-horse Beauty” in the horse show. Does well in Latin and French and intends to teach languages. JANET GRAY —Joined the other Grays way back in ’21. An enthusiastic hockey fan. Member of the Theta Gamma Zi. Noted for her witty retorts. Intends to join our fair ranks of nurses