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

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THE ANALECTA twenty-seven HELEN GREIG—Made her first appearance in Trochu in 1920. Comes for a few periods only, but while she is here she’s lots of fun. KATHERINE GUNN— ' Way back in 1922, “Gunnie” made her first appearance in Calgary. When she isn’t shooting some innocent bird, she is knitting on a new sweater during an exam. DON HARRISON—Homesteaded at Richard’s Landing, Ont, in 1919. We know very little about him as he only comes two periods a day. IAN HAY—Hails from Irricana. He can be relied upon for his Algebra. Just lately learned French B was part of the course—strange. ERNIE HETHRINGTON—Born back in 1922, and now spends much time drawing cartoons on boards. A member of the Calgary Highlanders. BERNICE HENDERSON—Began life in Veteran, Alta., 19 years ago. A promising badmin¬ ton star and vocalist. Wherever Bernice is we can be sure Irma is not far away. GEORGE HILL—President of the Students’ Council and Rugby Banquet M.C. Treasurer of the Delta Rho. Dramatic Club member, and in general a very genial gent. BILL HOGG—This bundle of giggles and horse laughs breezed into Calgary in 1921. Says he gets his pep by eating “grape nuts. Is the chief cause of disturbance during the comp, class. JANET HORN -First smiled in Calgary in 1921. Belongs to the Mic Macs and is very fond of skating. She aspires to be an artist and is happiest when drawing faces. BETTY HORNE—This tall red-head arrived in Calgary in 1921. An Omega Gamma Beta member. Next year she goes to Guelph where she will learn to be somebody’s perfect home-maker. IAN HORTON—Was booked in the records of the R.C.M.P. in Sylvan Lake in 1921. An up and coming young hockey player who expects to play pro hockey before he is twenty. CECIL HOWELL—Always has his homework done and thus is much in demand. Is president of the Current Events Club and fills his office very well. DOUG HOWELL—First appeared in Calgary in 1921. Noted for his height as he stands well above the rest. An excellent physics student who is always, willing to help out his less fortunate room-mates. DEIRDRE HUGHES—Dropped in on Regina in 1921. Had much to do with organizing the Fencing Club and is one of its foremost members. Also belongs to Omega Gamma Beta and Current Events Club. PAT JAMIESON -Arrived in Halkirk in 1921. Pat is a good student who enjoys skating. Has a very exciting ambition. She aspires to be 1 an aviatrix. Happy landings, Pat. CLIFFORD KING—An out of town student who believes “The light that lies in a woman’s eyes, it lies, it lies ...” IRENE KING—Graced some lucky doorstep at Three Hills in 1917. Attends Garbutt ' s Busi¬ ness College for half a day and comes to school the other half to pull down high marks. MARION KING—Made her first appearance in Regina 18 years ago. A member of the Badminton Club and a promising Basketball player and skier. Plans to be a nurse. BOB KREDENTSER—The “mad genius first showed up in Calgary in 1921. Is noted for his ability with the violin. Also noted (?) for his lengthy speeches in the Lit. class. MITSUO KUWAHARA—“Mike” began smiling at Mission City in 1921. Good at Algebra and takes great pleasure in mutilating notices on the black board. LUCILLE LEONARD—Increased the population of Lomond, Alta., in 1920. Paces the halls of C.C.I. for only a few periods but does her bit to keep u p the school ' s good reputation. MILDRED LOCKE—This perfect specimen originated in Banff in 1920. Her favorite occu¬ pations are tobogganing and knitting. Wants to be a beauty expert down east. ROSS LOGAN—Created a panic in Calgary in 1921. A bundle of pep and energy. A star of the senior hockey team. Is a good (?) Physics student. JIM LOVE —An import from Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. First tested his lungs in 1920. One of the claimants for the Great Lover’s title of C.C.I. LAWRENCE MACLEAN—Another room joke-maker. His cheerful bright grin and manner help us over many a dull moment.

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THE ANALECTA twenty-nine LOIS MACLEAN—Lois first smiled in Moose Jaw in 1921. Seems to take her work on the Weeper very seriously, and does a good job too. Always cheerful. MARGARET MacMILLAN—Was presented to her family in 1922 in Calgary. Has been a credit to C.C.I. for three years. Often seen with Mary and Janet. LILLIAN MAGINLEY—Slipped unobstrusively into Calgary in 1922. To all outward ap¬ pearances she is very quiet and shy, but you never can tell. Really at home with the classics. ANNE MAKAR—Made her first bow in Calgary in 1922. Belongs to the Phi Beta Zi, and plays the violin. Famed far and wide for her beautiful dark tresses. DAVE MANSFIELD—Got his first start in Vancouver, B.C., in 1922. One student who really can do Algebra. A swell guy with a keen sense of humor. Says all girls are gold-diggers , , . but . . . JACK MARLES—Joined the rest of the Maries family in Calgary in 1921. He receives 10 per cent, of Abe Tucker ' s lunch every Friday for professional services rendered. GERALD MARTIN—First started his notorious career in 1921 as a Calgary citizen. Spends his time in Chem. expounding the Periodic Table to Abe Tucker. LEONA MARTIN—Said hello” in 1918 in Calgary. Migrated to Coutts but liked Calgary so well found it impossible to stay away. An accomplished basketball player and singer. Often seen with Connie. AUDREY MASSON—A native of Calgary since 1922. Kappa Zi girl and vice-president of the Dramatic Club. Hopes to become a private secretary. CLAUDE MATTHEWS—An average student who does average things in an excellent way. We don ' t include Algebra—it ' s (?). MARION MAYHEW—Increased the Calgary population in 1921. An Omega Gamma Beta girl. Marion continues her education at Queen ' s next year, where she Will study commerce. Good luck, Marion. ROLLIE MAYHOOD—Homesteaded in Calgary in 1920. President of the Dramatic Club. An outstanding French pupil (?). Usually seen in the company of George Hill. MOLLY McCA SKILL—Began to enjoy life in 1920 in Calgary. A member of the Badminton Club and Mic Macs. Often found enjoying a good laugh with Ruth McLaren. CAMERON McDOU.GAL—A star on the senior hockey team. A new Tau member. Women, women and women are his most indulgent habits. Excels exceptionally in the latter two. NORA MacFARLANE—A product of Belfast, Ireland. A member of the Phi Beta Zi and Hi-Y. Likes Sking and having a good time generally. A capable person. SHIRLEY McFARLANE—First opened her eyes in Calgary eighteen years ago. This quiet young lass is fond of reading and is a skier of no mean ability. RUTH McLAREN—First giggled in Calgary in 1922. A Hi-Y girl. Ruth seems constantly to be going places and doing things. Possesses a good sense of humor and always enjoys life. NORMAN McLEAN—Gave his first squeal in Montreal, Que., during the summer of 1921. Claims part {ownership of C.C. I.—why—because his pop pays taxes. ROSS McNEIL—Arrived at Langdon in 1922. Seldom attracts attention by talking and seems to take his work seriously. JACK McNEILL—A new Delta Rho member and a swell fellow. Rarely seen with women because few girls smoke and none of them carry matches. DONALD McTAVISH—Fond of showing us how to write his name in his own kind of Gaelic. First showed the world his curly hair in 1920. AILEEN MILLER—Sang her first note in Calgary in 1921. This tall and stately blonde has lots of vocal talent. She ' s an Omega Gamma Beta girl. Constantly seen with sorority sister Deidre. JOAN MOORE—Rode into Regina her trusty steed back in ' 22. One of the Literary editors of the Analecta and a renowned badminton player. Finds little difficulty in school work. DAVE MOULDING—Increased the population of Calgary by 1 in 1921. Assistant editor of the Weeper. Aspires to be a sec ond Carlyle. JEANETTE MUNROE —Landed here in 1920. Jennie is an enthusiastic Dramatic Club member and took a leading role in “Michael.” Has a peculiar sneeze all her own, which disturbs the solemnity of our lonely classrooms.