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

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Main, Jim—Is an instructor in the dance club. He will be back next year. It’s the R.C.M.P. for him when he finishes. Martin, Alice—Her first love appears to be English. She has a job all lined up for next year, so she won’t be seen around Crescent next year. McRae, Doug—Ambition—a question mark. Hobbies—All sports, just mad about them. Belongs to the K.Z.R. frat. Quite a clown at heart. Always laughing at some secret joke. McCullough, Marg—She belongs to the I.S.C.F. and the C.G.I.T. Her favorite sport is basketball. She hopes to become a novelist some¬ day. Molden, Michael—Scrapes that fuzz off his face every morning with a graham wafer. A half-day student who will be back next year. Lamb, Murray—He will be back in Crescent’s halls next year, to finish his Grade XII. His future—undecided. Neilson, Evelyn—-Likes all Tech, functions. Active in the Girls’ Hi-Y. Likes to dance, belongs to Sat-teen. Will be back next year. Newton, Richard—Newt, is from out of town and has always got a smile for the boys. Saves street car tickets by riding his motor bike. Nickle, Lome—Favorite winter sport is skating, and baseball is his favorite sport anytime. Lome happily informs us he doesn’t plan to be here next year. Lome goes in for all sports and plays them well. Norton, Diane—Diane plans to take up the teaching profession. She is a member of the S.G.K. sorority and is interested in a certain red-head—Bill Oaks. Oaks, Bill—If Bill’s ambition to get into business for himself fails he will probably join the army. Failing this he doesn’t know what he’ll do. Oel, June—Back next year, June plans to go to Varsity to study med¬ icine after graduating. Her hobbies are bowling and sewing. Mem¬ ber of the S.D.C. Ogden, Joyce—Room 23’s busy Red Cross rep., Joyce has every inten¬ tion of finishing this year. This happy little miss is always smil¬ ing and doing good deeds for others. Loves clothes, skating and dancing. Olsen, Dot—After Dot succeeds in getting through school she will prob¬ ably answer the call to the nursing profession. Bowling and the Senior Girls’ Basketball team keeps Dot busy around the school. Patton, Art—Another enthusiastic cheer-leader. Art is always coming up with a new yell or cheer, to spur our teams on to victory. His future is undecided, but he’s certainly having fun now at school. PAGE THIRTY-ONE

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Jones, Doug—A basketball fiend, this boy is also crazy about little brunettes. Doug enjoys all sports and hates school. Ambition to make a millon, and retire at 26. Good-luck, Doug! Jury. Gerald—There’ll be an all-round athlete at Crescent next year, as Jury is coming back. He would like to be a Commercial artist Keir, Claire—Crescent’s sweater girl writes twice a week to a lucky boy at Varsity. She will be back next year. Kerr, Cecil—Takes an active part in Boys’ House League Basketball and the K.Z.R. frat. His ambition is to journey to the U.S.A. and make money (he hopes). Kinch, Edna—Another half-day student who will leave this year. Next year she will supervise a correspondence school or perhaps take up photography. Kinniburgh, Ruth—Always seen with Clara C. Likes skating and switn- ing. Also a future nurse—will be back next year. Kirby, Ruth—This charming “petite” lass has chosen a receptionist oc¬ cupation as her vocation. She will not be back next year. Ruth belongs to the S.S.T. sorority, loves to dance and her main interest is G. G. Knight, Don—Don hasn’t made any definite plans for the future yet, but next year will find him at Crescent. He likes to ski and is a member of the Ski Club. Kniss, Eileen—-Often confused with her twin. Eileen plays the piano and is a proud member of the S.D.C. sorority. Eileen plans to take up nursing next year—lucky patients! Kniss, Irene—Room 20’s girl with that wonderful smile. Is secretary of S.D.C. sorority. Would like to be a nurse. Likes skating and Tech, functions. Leinweber. Bud—Is working hard this year, but we fear there is outside competition, for even he may be back next year. Lewis, Bill—We envy you Bill with your new Pontiac. Bill is a Hoc¬ key fan, and he will probably be back next year. Lewis, Danny—Keeps life interesting by being late four out of five mornings. Hobbies are sports and his ambition is to be a Profes¬ sional Bum. Litzenberger, Henry—Secretary-treasurer of the K.Z.R. His ambition is to go to the University of Lands and Mines in Texas after he gets his matric. Long, Eleanor—Is the studious type. She will be back next year. Plans to go to Secretarial School. Manning, Ardelle—J.A.Z. Ardelle will study journalism at the U. of. A. after another year at Crescent. A member of the Senior Basketball Team. PAGE THIRTY

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Paul, Roy—Roy is an ardent curling enthusiast and one of the members of Crescent’s curling team. He plans to attend U. of A. Roy likes music, especially when it’s in the semi-classical mood. Radok, Anne—S.D.C. Anne spends her spare time working at the library —and doing homework. Often seen with the Kniss twins. Scotland, Jack—Jack is active in most sports, particularly curling and track. He is well liked by every one, especially the girls. Schaefer, Lucy—Is one of the studious members of room 25. Usually seen studying for a test at 9 o’clock. Lucy will be with us next year. Shaefer, Wayne—Another half-day student from the library. His fut¬ ure is undecided but he may be a forest ranger. Ambition—To get out of Grade Twelve. Smolensky, Fay—Fay is seen with Doreen L. Attends Western in the afternoon and there is a possibility that she may be back next year. Soroka, Helen—She will be back next year to finish her grade XII. A member of the S.G.R. She likes bicycling. Southern, Ron—Athlete of Room 20. Star on the Senior Basketball Squad, played quarter-back on the Champ. Rugby Team. Will be back next year. Spencer, Audrey—Although she hasn’t decided on a definite ambition, she has given a few thoughts to being a veternary surgeon. Hiking and horseback riding are her favorite pastimes. Spicer, Gordon—A member of the K.S.T. The Doctor regularly corres¬ ponds with Gordon. If he isn’t at school, he’s with Brown. Staples, Anna Marie—An active participant in the Calgary Speed Skat¬ ing Club. Likes boys and has a special interest in U. of A. Suter, Paul—The versatile pupil of Room 25. Plays the piano and piano- accordian. Chief ambition is to learn to play the trumpet. Will be going to Central next year. Thew, Lois—A gal with a dozen nick names, Lois plans to become a nurse. Her interests include horse-back riding, biking and dancing. Thomas, Ron—This is Ron’s last year. Played Intermediate Basket¬ ball and plays most sports. Wants to go to Varsity and take up “Lemonology.” Townsend, Bob—A slick dancer and snappy dresser, Bob enjoys jive and tall blondes, according to Sat-teen. Future is undecided, al¬ though it may be engineering. Vouri, Grant—A familiar face around the school, he’ll be back next year. On the nice warm days, you’ll find him in the park. Wallace, Bill—Bill is famous for his excuse of having to push the bus up the hill when he is late. He will probably be back next year. PAGE THIRTY-TWO