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

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MONA MORUP — From Downbeat to Backswing”. Work is a necessary evil, more evil than necessary.” This professional golfer belongs to the Bowling Club, Junior Ladies ' Coif Assoc., and the Y.W.C.A. She plans to be a geologist. WALTER MOSSER— Shave and a Haircut—Two Bits . Well, I think infinity is a circle. Walt s only desire is to win a game of pool against Vic Rempel. He takes part in bowling and is a Dadminton instructor. PHYLLIS MULVEY— What a Little Moonlight ' ll Do”. Love is blind; where are my glasses?” Phyl is an active booster Club member and is interested in bowling, skiing and tumbling. PETER NICHOLSON— Peter and the Wolf”. You mean 1 need a late slip?” This sharp shooter taKes part in house league basketball, Science Ciud and Caigary Rifle Club. DONNA OYEN— I ' ll Never Say Never Again ' Again”. As 1 walked, i talked to myselt, and myselt talked to me. In the lurure, Donna hopes to be a physiotherapist. She likes jazz, howling, sknng and basketuail. ANN PARSONS — Put Him In a Box, Tie It with a Ribbon” T ain t INobody s Business if I do.” A Latin lover (!) who collects discarded boy friends. She belongs to Air Caaecs and intends to eventually join the Navy. DON PARSONS— Slow and Easy”. You ve wakened me too soon—1 must sleep.” Don, a luture engineer, is an enthusiastic skier and a member of Calgary Ski Dlub and Y.M.C.A. ELIZABETH PATTERSON— My Heart Cries For You”. Beware! All pretty girls love a sailor.” Our Clee Club President enjoys oil painting, dog training and swimming. She plans to attend U. ot A. and become a teacher. VERNA PAULENCE— “Artist’s Life”. When I’m gone . . . where do I go?” Our Analecta Art Ed. belongs to Badminton, Booster and Bowling Clubs. She enjoys painting and who knows, she might become a second Michael—an—jello. DONNA PEARLMAN — A Thousand Violins . People come and people go—but Pearlmans go on forever.” Central’s cello player is also Awards Editor of the Analecta. Donna plans to attend University. BOB POGUE —‘ Hokey Poguey”. He’s lovely, he’s engaged, he subscribes to the Math. Mag¬ azine.” Old Uncle Bob, a keen Math, scholar, bides his time groom¬ ing horses or waxing skis. He likes B. Commerce. RON POWELL — I’ll Never Smile Again . Sitting in a daze all day, helping the teachers earn their pay.” This Latin scholar is an enthusiastic basketball player and a member of Hi-Y, Bowling and Tennis Clubs.

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JOHN McLENAHAN—‘‘Big John ' s Special”. It isn’t that I’m lazy, I ' m just allergic to work.” Large” is active in most sports, especially football. He plans to be a chartered accountant. MARG. McLEOD—“Shine’. “It takes less effort to smile than to frown, so just watch her go to town.” President of Sr. Y-Teen and Treasurer of the Students ' Council, Marg. likes to bowl and swim. Ambition—Social Service Worker. GARY McNABB—“Mr‘ ‘C’ Jam Blues”. Now I like opera, none of this jazzy stuff or me.” Gary, who plans to attend U. of A., is a terrific drummer and an excellent jiver. REG. McNAMARA— McNamara ' s Band”. “If knowledge be the food of man, here’s a bad case-of malnutrition.” Captain of the Sr. Football Team and line coach of the Jr. Football Team, Reg. also plays basketball. JOHN McQUEEN— The McKing and I”. “Sir ... no comment sir.” John, a future dentist, belongs to Hi-Y and plays house league basketball. He amuses himself with elastic band airplanes. MARILYN MAIR— Jeepers Creepers”. “I’m tired of the life I’m living.” Marilyn is a Y.W.C.A. member who likes to skate, watch T.V. and collect maps. She plans to take physiotherapy. WENDY MARKS— Walkin’ My Baby Back Home”. If it ' s the last thing I do . . .!” Wendy’s main concern is graduating from Central. Then this record collector will attend the U. of Seattle. GLEN MARTIN— Walkin’ and Whistlin’ Blues”. I am the captain of my ship, I’m the master of my ways, I love the Albertan.” G. M., a mogul from the word ‘go’ plans to go to university in the near future. VERNE MILLER—- Serenade To a Savage”. Does he still get in for children’s fare?” Verne belongs to the Curling Club, Ski Club and Rover Scouts. He plans to take forest pathology and likes hunting. LOIS MITCHELL— How Important Can It Be?” The famous author of the theory of the square circle.” Lois, a member of the French Club and Young Judea, is a future U. of T. freshman who likes to write letters and read. SHARON MOLINEAUX—“Desiree ”. “A true friend, a good sport; she’s a girl of that sort.” Sharon plays interscholastic and house league basketball and hopes to take medicine at the U. of A. MARILYN MORRISON—“Runnin’ Wild”. Hurry, scurry, lots of fun; here comes Marilyn on the run.” This Vice-President of the Bowling Club is a member of Y-Teen, Ski Club and the Y.W.C.A.

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JOHN PRINCE—“The Student Prince . “But when I become dictator . . .!” School Orchestra, Glee Club, badminton, and K.O.C.R. Band occupy John’s time. This future teacher is a collector of rare stamps and coins. LOIS RAINSBERRY—“The Sunshine of Your Smile”. “I could be as good as I pleased, if I so pleased to be good. Lois is kept busy with Y-Teen, basketball. Booster, Ski and Bowling Clubs. She plans to attend U.B.C. and likes to collect records. MARJORIE RAYMOND— When Irish Eyes are Smiling . “Happy am I, contented and free. Why can’t everyone be like me? Marjorie will try her hand at nursing in the future. Takes part in Y-Teen and house league basketball. JOAN REID—“No Sad Song For Me . “It’s nice to be natural when you ' re naturally nice.” This busy gal is Council Rep. and Analecta Activities Editor. Joan wants to become a secretary. VIC REMPEL—“Slaughter on Ninth Avenue . “Let me show you the Judo trick I just learned. It doesn ' t hurt . . . much.” Vic enjoys most sports, especially football, track and base¬ ball. He plans to attend the U. of A. RAY ROTH— Fine and Dandy.” “Heheh . . . he . . . heheh . . . heheh . . .” Ray is an outstanding player on our football team and a member of Hi-Y. He likes cars, especially old ones! KADRI ROUK—“Thou Swell”. “I’ll be around.” Kadri belongs to the Glee Club and Estonian Club and enjoys reading and photography. Future—education. MARG. SALTER—“In the Mood . “Don’t talk about me when I’m gone. Marg., who likes to ski and swim, wants to take social service work. She belongs to Bowling Club and Senior Y-Teen. NICK SARKADY — “Pore Jud ' s Daid, but Nick’s Still Kicking”. “The thought of gold fascinates him—he wants to fill teeth.” Model airplanes, Y.M.C.A. and Hi-Y take up Nick ' s time when he isn ' t just fooling around. HARRIET SHEFTEL—“Botcha Me! “The only thing she ever twisted was her mind. Listening to records is Harriet’s favorite pastime and Social Service work at the University of Seattle is her aim. JOE SHEININ—“J ump for Joe”. “I’m almost caught up, sir. Joe, who is headed for aeronautical engineering, plays bas¬ ketball and belongs to the Y.M.C.A. DORIS SHLES—“Sophisticated Lady”. “All, or nothing at all. Doris plays the piano in the school orchestra and belongs to the French Club. She enjoys swimming and hopes to attend McGill.