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

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LARRY YOUELL TOM YEOMAN or Tom belongs to French vl Club and is active in church Hairs. A future Anglican 5 minister, he says his pet 1; peeve is filling out biogra- ■ phies. m fl SANDRA YOUNG pandv plays basketball, volleyball, and badminton and belongs to Booster Club v and Y-Teens. A future air- V! line stewardess, she loves to I ski. “You just volunteered to head a committee to . . .! Louper , a future chemi¬ cal engineer, is president ol our Student ' s Council. He belongs to Hi-Y and Boys ' Ath and plays football, bas¬ ketball, volleyball, and bad¬ minton. President of Eta Beta Pi, he is busy out of school skiing , swimming, hunting, fishing and party¬ ing. Last year Larry was chairman of the committee presenting Central ' s brief to the Cameron Commission. VIVIEN THURSTON “Drop dead! Viv likes playing basketball and hates broken televison sets.

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IRIS TROYER Wow!’’ C.G.I.T., Drama Club, and Hi-C keep Iris on the go. She hates broccoli and wants to be a nurse. HARRO VAN BRUMMELEN The questinon is easy - it ' s the answer that gets me,’’ Harro plays volley¬ ball and is vice-president of the Chess Club. Last year he won the JMcKillop Schol¬ arship. Active in church- work, he wants to become Central’s next Physics 30 teacher. JOHN VAN GOOR John plays volleyball, ten. nis, and badminton. He be¬ longs to Chess Club and Bowling Club and woulc like to become a first-rate” brain surgeon. GORDON WALKER Owl ' s” hobby is reading ' Poqo” and Mad”. He plays volleyball and belongs to the Bowling Club. LORNA WALLINGTON Lorna is always on the go with Ski Club, Badmin¬ ton Club, basketball, volley¬ ball, Booster Club, Students’ Council, and many other activities. She ' s sure to be a success as a pharmacist PATTIE WEISS Oh, crud!” Pattie is an¬ other of iour cute cheer¬ leaders. She plays volley¬ ball and belongs to Booster Club, Y-Teens, and Bowling Club. She wants to be a lab technician. SANDRA WELSH Where are wife |goi| tonight?” Another of t cheerleaders, Sandy belor to the Booster Club, Bowli ( Club, Y-Teens , Ski Cll and Students ' Council, f i swims, skis, skates, and pla | volleyball and houseleao I basketball. Her ambition ' to own a red Corvette. GAIL WINDSOR Bev, dear, what’s for scj per? Wimp” plays se ! ior football and mixed v 1 leyball. Ambition? Hr should I know? 1 HERM WOETOWICH Sure looks like someo cut through that fenei Wolf is president Drama Club and hum editor of the Analecta. 1 belongs to Students ' Com and plays mixed volleyb; A future engineer, he c joys Scouts and camping. MURRAY WRIGHT Shape up or ship out Rigormortis Wright pa football, basketball, and r leyball and is secretary Hi-Y. He ' s another fu:t engineer who enjoys Scot and camping. CAROL WYCKOFF C’mon McTavish, k| blow this pop stand!” Co nie ' s pet peeve is peo| who don’t appreciate a go joke. An active Y-Teern she belongs to Stuck n Council and is leader of ol majorettes. MAURICE YACOWAR Wanna buy a pc ticket? M.G. belongs Drama Club, Camera Cluj Chess Club, Bowling Clu I and Students ' Council. Hi editor of the Analecta ai last year was editor of ti Weeper. Active in churl work, he reports for sever papers and enjoys publ speaking.

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Zrrrrr: VALEDICTORY VALEDICTORY—(Continued from Page 13). librarian have been trying to teach us to distinguish between those books to be “chewed and digested” and those to be only “tasted” or “swallowed”. In doing so, they have certainly played their part in what Tennyson called . . . helping our knowledge to grow from more to more . . Take time to be Friendly - Although this is one facet of school life in which we need very little encouragement, our teachers, and especially our Principal, Mr. Foster, have always stood ready to help and befriend us “far above and beyond the call of their pay-cheques”. Also, many of our fondest memories in years to come, will be of the friendships formed in these halls. Take time to Dream - We have been encouraged by our teachers, who have, directly and indirectly, inspired us, to hitch our wagons to a star. They have brought us to realize that we have attended a school with a wonderful alumni and that only we can keep this tradition alive, and that we can do it only by using and applying the things which we have learned here in the past few years. In a few weeks, this year’s graduating class will go out onto Newton’s seashore, armed with the few pebbles of knowledge which we have picked up on our way through Central. For these pebbles we say, tonight, “thank-you”. —DAVID PENNER. 28