Crescent Heights High School - Bugle Yearbook (Calgary, Alberta Canada)

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Hewson. Dick Hew son, Charlie Hopkins, Betty Horodezky, Ben Horodezky, Bertha Houlgate, Jack Ilott, Betty Ingram, Edith , x fl Jackson Jtuthr, . Jeffries, Mary Jewell, Beryl £ Johnson, Marie Johnston, Katie Keith, Gordon Kelly, Jerry Key-Jones, Chloe King, Ted Kingston, Marion Knight, Eric Kniss, Edward Kosling, Joan Kromm, Howard Langston, Gordon Q- Lepper, Ileene Libeck, Marshall Livingstone, Matt, l gyrowska, Stella Twenty-one

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Bert Barker—8 Bert’s future is still undecided and he may end up back at Crescent, but would like to join the Navy. Played rugby, hockey, basketball, track. George Barnett—19 Barney is a nice fellow even if he does belong to the A. T. Z. He seems to get around subjects with the minimum of exertion. He is also the Editor of the Boys’ sport page in the Siren. Barney will be back next year. Ambition ?-That will be the frosty Friday. George Bakos—19 George revels in missing school and, as a result, does much revelling. The only thing that he dislikes is the awful bore of writing the excuses. However, we have gathered that he will be back next year. t?ita Beatron-—18 A late-comer to Crescent this year, she plans to take up a govern¬ ment position if nothing else interferes. Favorite expression: Sitting through Social Studies period with a withered look. She fancies skating and dancing as a pastime. Jack Bell—8 Jack intends to join the R.C.A.F. in the summer time, but outside of that little is known about Jack. Nellie Belzac—25 This is Nellie’s last year at C. FI. C. I. Her future is uncertain, but it is rumored that she wouldn’t mind marrying a millionaire. Active member of the P. A. T. Sorority. Ted Bethel—19 Is Tom’s shadow. He is usually seen laughing, or groaning, as the case may be, at Tom’s humorous remarks. Ted doesn’t talk much except to Tom. However, we did find out that we will probably be hearing his groans echoing through the halls next year. Jack Bonner—8 Is very interested in radio and messing with new gadgets. He is active in the Hi-Y and Radio Club. Murray Bowman—19 A woman’s man (?) Murray’s delight is the interesting study of French. His usual answer to “Have you got your French done?” is “No! 1 ” His ambition is to originate an excuse which entirely convinces Mr. Smith. Mary Bishop—20 Is a member of the Girls’ Association and Badminton Club. We think she will make a very good teacher after graduating from Normal next year. Jerry Broome—25 A quiet, inconspicuous-young fellow who attends Cresegnt now and then. He is another future recruit for the Air Force. Twenty

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Aileen Brander—20 Belongs to the Girls’ Hi-Y and Girls’ Association. Skating and playing the piano are her favorite pastimes. Next year she plans to go to Normal. Bob Brown—19 An A. T. Z. member, one of the many (worst luck) in Room 19, who prides himself in the Frats’ tartan. He is a sport participant of renown, having played on hockey and rugby teams throughout his school years. Bob Browning—21 Bob is one of the quieter type. Bob’s great aim is to be an electrician and we are sure that he will succeed. Harold Buchanan—8 Buck intends to join the Mounted Police when he finishes school. He was outstanding at rugby and he is also the president of the famous A. T. Z. Fraternity. Marjory Bugler—18 Her name is just about as close as it could be to the name of our . School Book. She’s one of our ambitious girls, as she plans to go to Business School, and then, we don’t know why, join the Army. Leonard Burton—19 Len’s a budding poet, composer and artist. He has already com¬ posed many songs and poems, and has almost finished a symphony. Len is often heard as ask, “What do you think of-? I think she is swell.” Len is Room 19’s representative to the Students’ Council. Betty Bushfield—22 Betty is from Beddington and another clever student in this room of girls. After she’s through here, Betty intends to join the trainees at the General. Lillian Bushfield—18 Is one of the lucky ones as she will be taking a course at Garbutt Business College next year. Pam Carey—22 An S. B. C. girls with the cheery laugh who next year is off to Busf ness College. Pam loves all sports—especially skating, dancing, and so we hear, tobogganing. George Chapman—19 The guy you see tearing down the hall with a look on his face and Siren material in his hands. He’s the editor of the Siren besides being exposed to Grade 12 subjects. Joan Choppin—19 She is a half-day student who tc pound a typewriter for a living. Joan is also very interested in C. G. T. T. Twenty-two