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

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GORDON BLINSTON, a member of the Science Inventor: Club of Calgary, enjoys reading and building crazy invention A career in Electrical Engineering is his aim. JANETTE BRIGDEN, a member of the Pep Club, is active in Church Y.P. groups. Enjoys riding her horse and listening to classical music. Intent: an Archaeologist. ALLAN BROOK was a star of Central ' s Football Team, played hockey and participated in track. As co-pres. of Sweatshirt Syndicate, sweatshirts and crests were important. He would like to win a scholarship into University. BOB BROWNRIDGE excelled at hockey and golf, had visions of becoming an engineer, until it was shattered by Physics 30 at Easter. CAROL BURNS. I ' m happy as a clown! Carol was the editor of the Weeper, active in Sorority and Booster Club, and likes dancing, riding, and skiing. Her ambition is to enjoy school. BARRIE CARNAT was room rep. on Student ' s Council and a member of Analecta Staff. Pastimes include listening to Mr. Rempel ' s jokes and reading. Active in folksinging, Barrie was President of Young Judaen. IRENE BIRT was on the Calgary Diocesan Council AYPA, and enjoyed basketball and sewing (sewing basketballs?) She intends to train for a RN at the Royal Jubilee Hospital, Victoria. JOHN BISSETT, was a very industrious student; left little time for outside activities (a little pool?) Most of his hours were filled with schoolwork, as he took great pride in his work. To become an Efficiency Expert is his aim.

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JOHN AIKENHEAD, - a physics bug, liked Fletcher ' s Trolley, and planned to be a jockey after going to U.A.C He loved peanut butter, but kept away from cauliflower. JOHN AKEHURST. Crusty played football and pai pated in track. He planned to be a Physical Educatit teacher. ERIC ALEXANDRE. You chat-headed fump! Is active in fraternity, social convener of Hi-C, takes part in track, volleyball, and would like to get to University some day. CAROLYN ALLAN skated in the Canadian Champion¬ ships, and also played basketball and volleyball. DIANA BABER, Central ' s Bay Fashion Council Rep. skis and climbs mountains. Dena played houseleague basket¬ ball, and was a member of the Pep Club. Her ambition is to enter Arts at McGill. CHRISTINE BALDWIN ' S tastes include’XKE ' s, popular music and horses. A member of the Pep Club, outside school she enjoys riding, swimming, and skiing. She would like to be Phys. Ed. teacher. GRACE BAYLEY, a future school teacher, is co-president of the Alliance Youth Fellowship and editor of her Church missionary bulletin. Grace belongs to the Pep Club, and her part time jobs, - playing the piano, or roller skating, occupy her spare time. DOUG BIRRELL, Pres, of the Curling Club, took part in houseleague basketball and volleyball. His ambition is to obtain a University degreee. Doug skipped Central ' s - ® v 1 i r

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COLIN CONSTANT ' CAROL COLBURN, peeved all the time with Central ' s school spirit, was a member of Cercle Francois, CGIT, andHi-C. A B.Sc. in nursing is her ambition. CONNIE CORNELL spent much tir library. She enjoyed classical mus of the Youth For Christ Organizatii Centra membe JIM COULTIS. Lightnin is on the billiard table. Officio Club now, - a pool shark later prowess KAYE DARE belonged to Pep Club, Cercle Francois, Central Choir, played houseleague basketball and volley ball. A two-year rep. on Student ' s Council, Katie intends to take grade 12 in one year, and then Home Ec, MARGAR ET DAVIS disliked teachers dictating notes directly from text-books. Margaret, a Hi-C member would like to be a physiotherapist some day. BRIAN DEAKIN. Deak was noted for his prowes pool table and the golf links. He also was active fraternity. NEIL DEINES, one of Central ' s newcomers in ' 65, ferred not to fill out a biography. Dark Secrets?