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

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WYLIE, BERNIE — Bernie, who is president of the P.K.S. and the Jr. Red Cross group excells at both sports and academic work. He played on the Jr. Basketball team and also played hockey. WYLIE, BOB — Another half-day student, finishing his Grade XII. Bob was active in Senior Rugby and Senior Basketball, the Bowling Club and is a member of the A.T.Z GRADE XII. Alexander, Keith—Member of the S.D.R. Another star of the Senior basketball team. Alex is always seen with M. B. Will be back next year. Armstrong, Shirley—An ardent hockey fan, her hobbies are numerous, horses, Bing Crosby—horses! Shirley is leaving us, but Jk is till undecided about the fu ture. Pet grievance—school. For¬ ever exclaiming—“Drop Dead.” Baker, Shirley—T his fair maiden from Blackie will be seen around the halls next year. Her spare time is spent batching with Joyce Ogden. Favorite pastimes are hunting and reading. Barnecut, Betty-—Will be back next year, then it’s U. of A. and nursing for Betty. Likes: Horseback riding. Beeby, Doreen—Doreen is one of the few girls of room 25. Plans to attend Olds Agricultural College. Her interests are Girls’ Hi-Y and horseback riding. Black, Dave—Dave creates quite a stir among the weaker sex. An established bowler and all round good guy. Borysuk, Walter—Another of room 20’s lates. Ambition to get to school early. That pushing the bus story is getting old, Walt. Botter, Lois—Lois does a fine job of typing the stencils for the Siren. She is also an active member of the St. John’s Ambulance Nursing Division. Brandreth, Jack—Jack is an active member of the K.Z.R. frat. He travels to Western in the afternoons. His interest lies in golf. It’s rumoured that he plans to look for a job next year. Brooker, Howie—This Casanova will be back next year to take his second year Twelve. He has no hobbies or ambitions; belongs to K.S.C. frat. Brooks, Bill—The past, present, and future of this boy is completely unkown to many, although we hear Bill likes skating, hockey and pestering his teachers. PAGE TWENTY-SIX

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I a) TY ) 044 . THORNE, MARGARET — Plans to take up nursing next year. One of Crescent’s most energetic cheer leaders, Marg is crazy about knitting, skating, swimming and chemistry. TREWHITT, ERIC — This handsome man is our room vice-pres. and a close buddy of Jack’s. He always gets to school—just in time! Likes snooker and is still undecided about the future. VISSER, JACK — Hobbies: skiing, golf, snoo¬ ker, and algebra. Ambition—to get out of Grade twelve. School Activities: homework. Jack is keeping his future plans a secret, but you can bet they’ll be big. WATT, DOREEN — Teaching is the career that Doreen has chosen. She likes horseback riding, photography and collecting stamps, and, we’re told, she has quite a collection of male pen pals. WESENBURG, RUTH — According to Ruth her future and activities seem to be a deep dark secret. Her ambition is to get out of school. She is a half day library student. WILLIAMS, BOB — Short, brown-eyed and with lots of muscle, Bob is usually seen wear¬ ing a smile. He is a good tumbler and he instructs down at the Y. Ranch life appeals to him. WILSON, IRIS — This “petite” school gal plans to attend Normal next year. Interes¬ ted in all Home Economics. Likes reading, skating, and is a member of the Girls’ Hi-Y. WOJCICKI, HELEN — Helen will definately not be back next year. She is usually seen with Dot Olsen. Her future plans are in¬ definite. WOOt), MARY — Guard on the Senior Bas¬ ketball teim. She is a member of the S.P.G. sorority. The future contains a nursing de¬ gree and a certain farmer. WOODFORD, PEGGY — Pretty Peggy has chosen nursing as her vocation, but at present her main ambition is getting through school. Her favorite sport is bowling. WRIGHT, EILEEN — If you’re afraid of get¬ ting stung go and see Eileen. She knows a lot about bees. Hopes to attend Normal next year and then be a Kindergarten teacher. TIGERSTEDT STUDIO J

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Brown, Ian—When you see Spicer, you see Brown. Tie seeing to be Mr. Brecken’s star skipper—We’ll be seeing Ian around the halls next year. Brown, Neil—Although Neil’s future is undecided, he has already made a name for himself with his wonderful piano playing. Constantly seen with the Flocks and he confesses a secret passion for blondes. Buckley, Bill—Although Bill ' s ambition is to go to University and be¬ come a chemist, he will spend the next year back at Crescent, fin¬ ishing his grade twelve. Fishing and hunting are his favorite activities. Busheiken, Joey—Will be a concert violinist in the future. Belongs to the A.Z.A. frat., and M.R.C. Symphony Orchestra. Will be back next year. Bygrave, Lloyd —Lloyd is in second year twelve and aspires to graduate this year. His hobby is shooting, at which he is very good. His ambition is to enter the field of Geology. galdes, Marie—Her friends call her “crocus” because she grows wild in the woods. She does not plan to be here next year. Cameron, Camille—Camille’s last year, future undecided. Girls?, As¬ sociation takes up much of her time. FIobbies -harises aritf’ ' more horses. For proof, glance through her notebooks., ' anjj-yeJti will find millions of sketches of these animals. Campbell, Doug—Will be back next year to finish grade twelve. Doug excells in all sports. He would like to be a gambler. Chekinda, Eileen—This mighty cute brunette is crazy about tumbling and dancing! She hopes to finish school this year, and then—who knows? Eileen was runner-up in the Ukrainian Beauty Contest. Chcmanczuk, Mike—Mike is planning to be a druggist. His witty speeches are known to all. He will be back next year. Chitwood, Eva—This little miss is crazy about softball and sewing. She will be through this year, and is making plans to become a medical secretary. Quite a ping-pong shark—just try to beat her. Clark, Ethel—Another member of the St. John ' s Nursing Division who will make a fine nurse someday. Ethel will be back next year. Collette, Ronald—You can always tell Ron by his laugh. He’s a tele¬ graph boy after school and this will be his last year, he hopes. Cooper, Ron—Another member of the K.Z.R. frat. who att ends Western in the afternoons. Ron is a star player on the Intermediate basket¬ ball team. Copping, Don—Don is a familiar character who will be back next year. Well known in room 18 as chief chalk thrower. Crooks, Clara—Likes dancing, skating and men. Plans to be a school teacher. Good profession, Clara—they say? PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN