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

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twenty-eight THE ANALECTA AILEEN MILLER—Another singing star—half of the Miller-Hughes duet. Aileen appreciates the finer things—music, art, etc. Will enter the Calgary General this fall. NORA HUGHES—A part-time student this year. Takes school work very seriously. Quiet but popular. JANET HUTCHINSON—A recent addition to Central’s halls. Popular figure in Room 3. Reading is her favorite pastime. RUTH GILL—Just adores her subjects as no doubt her teachers have found out. Plans to be a stenographer. ROLAND MAYHOOD—The Best Man’ of Room 4 this year. An ardent member of Central ' s exclusive Educational Club. Rollie attends Henderson’s in the morning. GERRY RICHARDS—Began the year as Editor of the Analecta, resigning to join the High¬ landers. Gerry was very well liked and we wish him luck with the fighting forces. JERRY STEVENS—This cheery member of the Eta Beta Tau aims to be a professional cake- taster. Says she can ' t count over ten, so calories don’t bother her. DEIRDRE HUGHES—Would like to be a singer, but feels that there is more stability in the career of nursing. A member of the Omega Gamma Beta, and secretary of the Current Events Club. A BRIDGE BALLAD She was a damsel fair to see; A gallant bachelor was he; He offered her, on bended knee. One Heart. A richer rival came in view; Of maids he’d learned a thing or two; He flashed before her eyes, so blue, Two Diamonds. They married- Next, a change of scene His love became a mere has been ; He spent his time (he said) between Three Clubs. And so this once too pampered bride. Forlorn, neglected, pined and died, And four grave-diggers grimly plied Four Spades. The moral is: Don ' t wed for gold. A marriage bought ' s a marriage sold. A loveless match is proved to hold No Trumps.