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

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ADOLF DITTFACH “Oh yeah? Adolf plays volleyball and football, par. ticipates in track, and works at Safeway. His ambition is to get through high school. FRED ENGLE “I ' ve got another good joke to tell you!” Fred, circulation manager of the Analecta, curls and plays volleyball and houseleague basketball. He ' s going to take up dentistry or medi¬ cine at Edmonton. DEANNA FIELD “Oooh! Deanna belongs to Booster Club, plays bad- I minton and volleyball, swims, I and skates. She plans to ■study retailing in Boston. PETER FLEMMING “Big Pete plays football, basketball, hockey, golf, and baseball. His outside act¬ ivities include eating, sleep¬ ing and trying to get his car to run. RON FOWLER Ron belongs to Bowlina Club, Y.M.C.A., and Cal¬ gary Tennis Club. He plays volleyball and basketball and is secretary-treasurer of Hi- y. His pet peeve is French and his ambition is to earn a million dollars. ED GALVIN “Edge” belongs to Ski Club, Bowling Club, and Hi-Y and plays volleyball, football, and basketball. He says he has no ambition. JIM GARDNER “Bodie” plays basketball, volleyball, and senior foot¬ ball. Outside school he likes mountain-climbing and ski¬ ing. LINDA GORMAN Linda is president of Y- Teens, Gamma Chi repre¬ sentative, and a member of Booster Club, Bowling Club, and Ski Club. Her ambition is to pass “those finals . WENDY GRAHAM Volleyball, skating, swim¬ ming, working, and sorority keep Wendy busy. A future teacher, she says her pet peeve is homework. DON GRAVES Sports are the big thing in “Gunner ' s life: hockey, football, houseleague basket, ball, bowling, volleyball, swimming, waterskiing - you name it, he does it! Fle’d like to be a C.A. or play professional hockey. CAROLE GRAYSON Possibly, but not prob¬ ably! Carole was treasurer of Glee Club last year and is now an ative Y-Teener. She plays the accordion in her spare time. DAVE GRIER D ave’s pet peeve is people who actually do homework. He belongs to Bowling Club and Ski Club and plays basketball and volleyball. During the summer, golf keeps him occupied.

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ALAN BRAWN Room Five’s Council rep. resentative, A1 participates in track and plays volleyball, football, and interscholastic basketball. ANNE BREWS Anne belongs to French Club and Bowling Club and is girls’ sports editor for the Analecta. C.G.I.T. keeps her busy out of school. HELEN BUCHAN “Eat, drink, and be mer¬ ry, for tomorrow we diet! ' A future nurse, Helen plays volleyball and basketball, and belongs to Booster Club aivl Cheerleaders. BARRY CAPLAN “Be wary of football team? that win their first four games for they shall in, herit fourth place! , warns this future doctor. In his spare time Barry plays golf and hockey and reads “Mad”. PAT CLARKE Pat refuses to give his nickname on the grounds that it might incriminate him. He plays football and bas¬ ketball. RON COATES Ron’s activities include Chess Club, swimming, and cadets. He wants to join the army after he graduates from university. MARGARAT-JEAN COATSWORTH Hurry, Chinook! Marg dislikes cold weather and people who misspell her name. A future petroleum engineer, she belongs to Bowling Club, and Booster Club. MICHAEL CODY Mike, a Chess Club mem. ber, spends his time hunting, fishing, fencing, riding, hik¬ ing, and resting. His pet peeve is work and his Mexican-type philosophy, “Manana . TERRY COLLINS “Down, Yacowar, down!” Tiz plays junior football, basketball, and volleyball. He wants to be a psycholo. gist. RON CULVER How’s that? Ronnie skis, bowls, and plays sen¬ ior football, houseleague basketball, and volleyball. A future doctor, he’s inter¬ ested in hunting, fishing and mechanics. WES DALGLEISH “A penny saved is a drop in the bucket! Stretch ’ bowls and plays football, basketball, and ' volleyball. His ambition is to bowl over 100 with his eyes open. LOUISE DE WITT “Well, now ...!’’ Louise plays volleyball and belongs to French Club. She’d like to be an interpreter but now her part-time job keeps her busy.

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MARILYN GUSA Gus belongs to Booster Club, Bowing Club, and Ski Club. Her sports activities include volleball, basketball and track. She’s another of Central’s future Florence Nightingales. FRANCES HALL “What ' s for homework? Frances plays volleyball and is secretary of French Club. Someday she would like to return to England. Pet peeve: fire drills in the mid¬ dle of winter. CURRIE LIARBOUR “A bird in the hand makes blowing your nose difficult!” Currie can currently be seen at the “Black Knight” (under table three). Although he must study constantly to keep up his 99.44 per cent average, he finds time to ski. ALAN HERRON A1 bowls, plays basketball and volleyball, and is in the Orchestra. Assistant bio¬ graphy editor of the Ana lecta, he hopes to become an engineer. Skiing, swim¬ ming, and flying keep him busy out of school. RAY HOLLAND Room Five’s high-pressure ticket salesman, Ray plays volleyball, skates, and be¬ longs to the Orchestra. His ambition is to pass French 30. (Is that all!) ANNE HUTCHISON “Hutch bowls and plays houseleague basketball. Out of school she is active in sorority. She can hardly wait until she graduates! VIRGIL JAHNKE “Oh, FXLGXTLKET!” Virgil belongs to Hi-Y, bowls, and plays houseleague basketball, volleyball, and football. “Who’s got am¬ bition?” he asks. ALAN (AMES Al ' s ambition is to buy a car that will fit him. He plays basketball, volleyball, and football. In the spring he can be seen doing his stuff at Mewata for the track team. JOE KADAR Joe bowls, swims, plays basketball, and belongs to the Y.M.C.A. He wants to get a degree in commerce at Edmonton. BEV KATZIN “Oh, you guys! Bev spends the winters haunting Mt. Norquay and the sum¬ mers swimming and riding. She keeps busy around Cen¬ tral with Cheerleaders, Booster Club, Y-Teens, Vol¬ leyball, and basketball. WAYNE KING What a grouch!” Wayne, vice-president of the Drama Club, plays volleyball and houseleague basketball. He wants to be an engineer. Pet peeve: women drivers! GARY KINGSEP Gary plays volleyball and houseleague basketball and belongs to Hi-Y. A future engineer, he finds swimming and sailing take up a lot of his time during the summer.