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

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Mary Coyle—23 Mary says: “No. more rummage sales for me. Carrying a steamer trunk down Seventh Avenue is no joke.” Crescent will miss her sunny smile next year as she leaves to attend business school. Ruth Cowie—18 Her version is that she’s coming hack next year and then take up nursing as a career, but we have our doubts. Maybe it’s because we can see a tall figure in the crystal . . . ? Doris Crowle—22 This is the last year of school for Doris, for next September she intends to enter training as a nurse. Doris plays the piano extremely well, but she says her favorite pastime is dancing. Don Custead—8 Don was very hard to find anything about. Next year he thinks he will just stay home and run the farm. Jean Davis—20 Is one of the Kappa Rho Chi girls who enjoys making lots of noise with the other members of the sorority after the bell has gone. Badminton is her favorite sport. George Desson—21 George can hold his own with Terry Ryan in the field of punning. He is an active member of Boys’ Hi-Y. His pet saying, as he walks past a bakery, is: “Listen to that nice smell.” Chrissie D’Eath—23 A petite brunette who hopes to enter Normal next year. Chrissie must like extra work or there is some other attraction, for every Monday and Thursday she attends night school. Cynthia Downe—22 A tall blonde with a friendly smile and this year’s Editor-in-Chief of the Bugle. Cynthia has musical leanings and intends to make her career of music. Barbara Dumbreck—21 Half-day student and member of the Etta Alpha Rho, Barbara plans to train for a nurse so as to be one step closer to her ambition to be an air hostess. Irene Edwards—23 A grand girl with a swell personality. Irene is working extra hard as she plans to go to University next year. Ruth Elkins—21 A pretty dark-haired girl who also intends to become a stenographer. Ruth attends Henderson’s Business College in the afternoons. Claims to have no real ambition. Twenty-six

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Noivell, Beatrice Parker, Hubert Pettinger, Bill Pinkerton, Gwen IS J C- V , Pitt, Marjorie Pole, Doris Procter, Mildred Raymer, Eve Read, Margaret Reed, Bernice Robb, Lloyd Roe, Hardy Rose, Norma Jean Ryan, Terry Sanderson, Margaret Sawicki, Stan Schneidmiller, Lea Semple, Joe Shartau, Dale Shaver, Arthur Shaw, Marjorie Shepherdson, Betty Simpson, Ken Skene, Myrtle Skirten, Herb Skirten, Ray Smith, Dorothy Smith, Jean Twenty-five

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Southivood, Ken Spiller, Jack Spring, Vivienne Stanger, Jarvis Stewart, Florence Stewart, Mabel Stunden, Kenneth Sturdy, Frank Switzer, Morris Symons, Irene Thompson, Dorothy Toone, Joyce Trotter, Frances Turner, Audrie Underhill, Robert Veitch, Gordon tfvcuUe ' igh, John 1 Walker, Isabel Watt, Lois Watts, Gordon Way, Grace Weir, Larry Wheeler, Thomas Whitelaw, Jim Willetts, Hazel Woodley, Dick Woolston, Norma Wright, Helen Twenty-seven