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

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DOROTHY BOND— Glentlemen Prefer Bonds”. “At first you think she’s quite demure, later on you’re not so sure”. Dot bides her time with bowling and riding but prefers the stars and stripes for future academic learning. RON BRANDT—“Gone Fishing”. “I was asleep, sir”. This young man hopes to be a scoutmaster. His interests include collecting stamps and model building. MALCOLM BROWN—“Little Brown ' s Jug”. “That innocent smile doesn’t mean a thing”. This future varsity lad says he ' s on the police force, so watch out, kids! DONALD BURES—“I Almost Lost My Mind”. “That that is, is; that that is not, is not; that that is, is not that that is not; nor is that that is not, that that is. Is it not?” Don ' s interests are crossword puzzles, skiing and the organ. ANN CALDWELL—“Annie Get Your Gun”. You don ' t know? Neither do I.” Ann, who enjoys shellwork, belongs to the Caledonian Club and teaches dancing. She hopes to be an airline hostess. JOAN C ALDER—” Whatever Joanie Wants . . .” “Wearing her ‘no homework done, but I have an excuse ' smile.” Joan belongs to the Booster Club, Y-Teen, and Ski Club. This university-bound miss also sews and reads. JUDITH CAIRNS—“I Can ' t Get Started”. “She’d burrow under a tree to find the square root.” This happy-go-lucky gal likes all sports and plans to become a dietitian after she graduates from Central. DAVID CAMPBELL—“Poor Butterfly”. “What time did you get in last night?” Dave is an outstanding athlete who plans to take Physical Education at the University of Southern California. RICHARD CAMPBELL—“The Dicky Bird Song”. “Buys electric trains and plays choo-choo. An active air cadet who plans to be a mechanical engineer, Richard belongs to the Science Club. GERRI CAREY—“Oh, How I Hate To Get Up In The Morning . “I tackled the thing that couldn’t be done and, what do you know, it couldn’t.” This future Queens or U.B.C. gal likes skating, cooking, knitting and photography. JIM CHAPUT—“I Kiss Your Hand, Madame”. “He’s calm and reserved, but that’s as far as it goes.” Jim is active in basketball, football, and is the Bowling Club president. He wants to be a journalist. NORMAN CHRISTIE—“How High The Moon”. “He may be destined for great things.” Norm is a future aeronautical engineer who is interested in model aircrafts and the Science Club.

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REBECCA AIZENMAN— ' Alphabetically Speaking, You’re O.K. I ' m not asking you, I ' m telling you . Rebecca, who enjoys classical music, reading and collecting concert programmes, plans to take her B.A, BOB ALEXANDER— The Toy Trumpet . Without music, life would be a mess . This outstanding marimbaphone player is the popular Hi-Y president and a member of the Bowling and Ski Clubs. YVONNE ALLAN— School Daze”. Manages to wiggle out of the giggles”. Planning to attend varsity in Toronto, Yvonne is kept busy with the Badminton, Bowling and Booster Clubs. JUNE BABET— Merry Widow”. Never take life seriously, you’ll never get out of it alive . Fun-loving June likes jazz, records and boys. If not in Bird- land, she plans to take physiotherapy at Alberta. DOREEN BAKER—“Don ' t Play Bingo Tonight, Mother”. A good man is better than a good book”. Doreen is an active supporter of the Bowling and Ski Clubs, Y-Teen, and A.Y.P.A., but she finds it difficult to park her car in an open field. GEORGE BARENHOLTZ— Let George Do It”. I ain ' t lazy, I ' se just dreamin ' . This real cool fellow enjoys basketball and plans to be an engineer, a chemical engineer. MIKE BARTLETT—“Traffic Jam”. “Your friendly ticket-salesman is a good man to know”. Mike, a future mechanical engineer, belongs to Hi-Y, Ski Club and Sea Cadets. He also enjoys swimming and basketball. DENA BEARD— Baby Face . That innocent look is a disguise, for mischief lurks in both her eyes”. This redhead, who is active in Y-Teen, French Club and C.G.I.T., hopes to obtain a B.Sc. degree. GAIL BELL— If I Were A Bell”. Well, back in Winnipeg, it’s different”. Gail, a new Centralite, belongs to the Booster Club and Glee Club. Her ambition is to be a social worker. CHARLES BERRIDGE— Charlie My Boy . Aw, you’re just pulling my leg . Charlie, a future college boy, is an active curler and likes reading classical books. NORM. BLACKLEE— I Wish I Had A Girl Like You, Mother . I’m tired of these four walls and a ceiling”. A future geologist or customs broker. Norm is a golfer who is interested in model trains and training models. Hmmm! CAROL BLENNER-HASSETT—“Bim-Bam Baby . “I ' ll be geed if I can, but I can’t, so I won’t . This dark-haired lass has a full future with nursing and a great ambition to ski. Best of luck, Carol.

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JACK CHRITCHLEY— Ballin ' the Jack”. “Whenever I feel like work, I just lie down until the feeling goes away.’’ Jack, our Council Vice-President, belongs to the Y.M.C.A. and the Hi-Y. BILL CLAPHAM—“The Marilyn Monroe Mambo”. I wish I had been born brilliant instead of handsome. This enthusiastic dollar bill collector some day hopes to own half the town. Bill is active in basketball, football and baseball. DON CLARK—“From Don to Dusk”. “Problem child. This future engineer has many hobbies including huntng, skating, wood working and the Air Cadets. JOHN COLDHAM —“Call Me Mister”. “Just like Ol ' Man River—he just keeps rolling along. Alter attending K.lVl.C. John plans to become an engineer. He spends his time hunting and reading. PETE COLDiiAM— Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammun¬ ition”. “Did the brains of ancient times have to work as hard as mine? Pete participates in basketball, football, track and skiing. His tuture lies in geology. DENNIS COLLINS—“Don ' t Be That Way”. “Genius is the ability to avoid work.” Dennis is a future dentist. He is a member of Hi-Y and likes to bowl and play basketball. CECILIA COMBA— Drifting and Dreaming”. “Work, I could love thee so much, but I love pleasure more.” This future U. of T. miss belongs to the Booster Club and the Y.W.C.A. She enjoys music, skating and swimming. MARILYN CORBETT—“Time Waits For No One”. “Never is she more at ease than when she has someone to tease. An active Y-Teener and Ski Club member, Marilyn enjoys music and hopes to get her M.R.S. degree. NOREEN CULLEN—“Moonlight Serenade”. “Smiley-all-the Whiley . Noreen belongs to the Glee Club ad the Springbank 4-H Beef Calf Club. Her future fate is to be a teacher. MORRIS DAVIDMAN—“Sweet and Lovely”. “Yeh, I phoned Proverbs. Yeh, I saw Duffoto”. Moose, an outstanding athlete, is a future pharmacist. He is a Council Rep., and Business Manager of the Analecta. ROSEMARY DINGLE—“Our Blushin’ Rosie . “Wanna buy a ticket to ... This fair-haired lass belongs to the Bowling Club and the Glencoe Club, Her future plans are uncertain. PHIL DRAPER—“Undecided”. “Ask me anything.” Phil is interested in Chi Rho and basketball. He likes noth¬ ing better than to go camping.