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

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SCHOLARSHIPS ISRAEL LOIS ALBERT MERVA SAUL DONALD DAW —Don won a hundred dollar scholarship which is helping him at the U. of A. this year, where he is taking Honors Physics. NORMAN DRAPER —A new student at Crescent, Norman won a Bennett scholar¬ ship for his grade nine work at Hillhurst. JANET FICHT —Janet obtained the second highest marks in her final exams and won herself a scholarship- which she took with her to Swift Current. Cres¬ cents loss, Saskatchewan’s gain. ALBERT GOODJOHN —Albert won a four hundred and fifty dollar scholarship awarded by the I.O.D.E. He is now attending the U. of A. taking an engin¬ eering course. ALICE HERDMAN —Alice won a hundred dollar scholarship awarded by the I.O.D.E. She will use this to forward her in her nursing career. JAMES KADLEC— J im won the McKillop scholarship valued at twenty-five dollars. He has also won the K. of P. public speaking contest for Alberta. At the rate he is going we feel there will be more scholarships in Jim’s future. SAUL SHEININ —Saul won a thirty-five dollar scholarship awarded by Mount Royal College. He hopes to take honors chemistry next year. ISRAEL SWITZER —Another student who is attending Mount Royal. Israel also won a thirty-five dollar scholarship and will be taking Honors chemistry at the University. MERVA WARREN —Merva was awarded the Women’s Canadian Club scholar¬ ship and left us for the U. of B.C. to take medicine. LOIS WILLMOTT —Another I.O.D.E. scholarship winner. Lois’ award was valued at one hundred dollars. She is now attending the Normal School. DON JANET JIM ALICE NORMAN PAGE ELEVEN

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BANCROFT, ALLAN — The boy with the smile, likes golf, hunting, skiing and basket¬ ball. Would like to get out of school. Is a member of the Ski club and K.B.K. BARNES, CAROL — This busy gal has three classes of tumbling a week. Likes bowling, badminton and dancing. Is president of K.R.C. Varsity next year for Carol. BEACOM, BRUCE — Bruce, although unde¬ cided about the future, has many interests. The main ones being badminton, riding, hik¬ ing and table tennis. BELL, DORIS — Besides earning herself an honor award, Doris finds time to create or¬ iginal costume accessories. Designing is her future goal—who knows—Hollywood or New York, may claim her. BORIS, HELEN —Plans to be a nurse. Helen participates in basketball, skating and swim¬ ming. Likes to collect coins and sews. BRANDRETH, RON — U sually seen with Hurst and Fassnidge. Ron is Pres, of the K.H.K. and likes badminton, golf, and fish¬ ing. BROWN, NEIL — Neil is a second Chopin. He plans to be a doctor. Member of the K.S.C. Is usually seen with the Flocks. Pas¬ sionate about blondes. BRUNTON, JOAN — G rade nine scholarship winner aims at research chemistry. Active member of the Booster Club (vice-pres.) and of Students’ Council. BULLIVANT, DOREEN — Trig, holds no fear for Doreen. Oh to be in her shoes! She has the wander-lust, but as yet hostelling has to suffice. Nursing also lias possibilities with Doreen. BURNS, PETER — The Scotchman of 23. Pete has a novel ambition. He intends to be purser and see the world. Right now lie can be found sticking up for other Scotchmen. BYGRAVE, LLOYD —Wants to be a geolo¬ gist. Likes skating and shooting. Lloyd’s hobbies are coins, stamps and carving and he also belongs to the Cadets. CAMERON, AILEEN — This cute little red¬ head goes in for skating, swimming and dan¬ cing. She is Vice-pres of the O.Z.R. Am¬ bition—to get into the room before Miss Beveridge shuts the door.