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

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Edith Ingram—20 Is a member of the Phi Alpha Gamma Sorority. Her chief interests are skating and singing. Edith is coming back next fall and then hopes to go in training. Betty Ilott—22 Another member of the S. B. C. Sorority and another candidate for the business world. Among other things, Betty loves shows and skating. Ruth Jackson—21 Besides playing basketball, we wonder just what does occupy this laughing girl’s hours which should be spent in homework. Ruth guesses that she will take a business course next year. Lois James—20 Is a member of the Phi Alpha Gamma Sorority. She likes basket¬ ball, dancing, and day-dreaming in study period. We shall see her around these halls next year. Helen Jardine—22 It’s been rumored that Helen loves to talk, but really we’ve heard very little from her. Next year it‘s nursing for her, too. Eloise Jarrett—20 Is the girl who hasn’t been to school for a long time. She always tried to get into the room before the bell rang, but without much success. Mary Jeffries—22 Mary is finishing up this year and, as yet. is very indefinite about the future. Right now she seems to enjoy school, especially the walking home part. Beryl Jewell—18 The girl of Room 18 with long, dark hair and a smile for everyone. If Crescent doesn’t find her back again next year, she will probably be at Business College. Marie Johnson—21 This quiet blonde is spending her second year at Crescent. She hopes to attend University the following year. We wish you suc¬ cess, Marie. Catherine Johnson—19 Katie comes from Moose Jaw. She says Calgary and Crescent are swell. Katie wants to be a nurse and plans on going to University next year. Basketball is one of her sidelines. Gordon Keith—21 Gordy is usually heard relating the incidents of his latest moose hunt or prospecting trip to Alaska. Gordy, one day, hopes to own and run a farm, so we wish him “the best of luck.” Thirty-one

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Dick Hewson—23 “I’ll probably be back next year and I am undecided as to what I am headed for after school days are over.” Charlie Hewson—20 A young man who is strictly in doubt except about his social obliga¬ tions. Said to be devoted to homework. Dorothy Holman—22 Dorothy, a half-day student, has a system—she does homework in the afternoon and goes out at night. Next year Dot plans on Business School. Lorrain Holmes—25 Dark, curly-haired miss of Room 25. Upon finishing school this year would like to take up nursing, preferably at the Vancouver General. President of the E. S. R. Sorority. Audrey Hooper—21 Crescent will be well represented among the nurses as this girl, a member of the Alumni of the Sigma Sigma Tau Sorority, also in¬ tends to enter in training. Favorite occupations include dancing and swimming. Leo Hopper—8 Leo is not graduating but he is going to join the R. C. A. F. in the summer time and will not be back to Crescent. Betty Hopkins—19 Betty is interested in sports. She plans to go to work when and if?? Betty says school is okay but sometimes is monotonous. Betty Horodesky—18 Is one of those silent brunettes. Through no fault of her own she will be coming back next year. This being her first year at Crescent she says: “I think it’s a swell place.” We don’t think she is far wrong, either. Ben Hordesky—8 Hopes to go to University to take a course in dentistry, but he also has ideas about joining up in the Air Force. Jack Houlgate—23 He hopes to be far from Crescent next year and to go to University for an engineering degree. Eileen Hunter—22 Eileen says she’s through with school this year, and intends to take up nursing. Her favorite pastime is sleeping all afternoons, but when not doing this she can usually be seen gallivanting with side- kick, Dolly Saunders. Gordon Hughes—25 Tall, swarthy and dissipated. He states emphatically that he will be back at Crescent next year. His teachers all agree. Thirty

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Jerry Kelly—25 A slim-built character of artistic temperament. His future goal is to attend Naval College, fate willing. He is a good kid. Chloe Key-Jones—25 Chloe hopes to go to college to study literature. She might go to the University at Toronto, but definitely not the one at Edmonton. Chloe is known around the school for her poetry. Beatrice Kiddle—18 She’s one of those individuals who will be coming back next year, but plans to go to Business School after. Marion Kingston—23 Another of Room 23 ' s pretty brunettes. Marion is planning to go to University to become a journalist. At least she hopes so! As for next year we will definitely see her back again. Marjorie King—18 Her education isn’t finished yet as she’ll be coming back next year for another try. She can enjoy a game of basketball and baseball as well as go skating occasionally. Theo King—21 Ted is quite a prominent lad in the field of sports. He participates in rugby, hockey and baseball. Ted is the future president of the First National Bank of America (he hopes). Tom Kilarski—19 Tom, also known as “Killer,” has his interests centred in basketball. According to his “friends” he just “bums around” when out of school, or were they talking of his life in school? His ambition is to take on Mary Coyle out on a date. Ed. Kniss—8 Ed is rather a quiet fellow about whom little is known. He says he’s not sure of what he’s going to do next year. He played senior rugby. Joan Kluezny—18 Another one of uncertain mind. Probably will end up in a hospital ward-—nursing. Usually seen about once a week in Room 18. Perry Knight—18 He hails from Saskatchewan and when he grows up he plans to be a big man in a big city—financially, that is. He took part in the play “Final Edition” at Crescent this year. Eric Knight—25 He attends Crescent but his mind lingers in West Calgary. He is a brilliant student and a conscientious worker. President of the Boys’ Hi-Y, chief advisor to the Students’ Council. His future lies in the Air Force. Thirty-two