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

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BROWN, JESSIE JEAN —Conscientious Jessie Jean is a swell gal who hails from Regina. Her ambition is to travel, and possibly do some work for T.C.A. I am a bit suspicious of her favorite saying, No Dennis. Care to explain, Jessie? BRYDON, DAVID —Dave has been very active in sports at C.H.H.S. He has been on the track team two years and also on the Senior Foot¬ ball team. Dave hopes to obtain a C.A. and a B.Comm. degree. BUCHANAN, BILL — A newcomer to Crescent (he hails from B.C.), Bill is a Students ' Union rep. and is a member of the Dance Club. He plans to take a B.Sc. at the U. of A. and his favorite saying is, That ' s life! BURNETT, MARGARET — Mardi, pardi, puddin ' and pie Kissed the boys and made them sigh; The Clipper and Bugle, her interests at Crescent To pass Physics 30, her ambition at present. And then in the future, get rid of her braces, For a career as a writer, she holds all the aces. CAMDEN, BETTY — Betty enjoys fishing and camping trips and sewing her own clothes. She was previously a member of the Booster Club and is a Bugle rep. this year. She plans to go to Tech to be an Industrial Lab. Tech¬ nician. CARD, FRANK —Smart looking clothes, Ellen, sports, Ellen, and the orchestra have occupied Frank ' s time out of, and also in, school this year. Frank thinks that he would like to at¬ tend Brigham Young College. Good luck, Frank. CARDER, JEAN —J ean is one of our pretty, hard¬ working cheerleaders. Also a member of the Booster Club, Jean plans to be either a secre¬ tary or stewardess. Her favorite saying is Crazy. CASSADY, RUTH —Ruth is a Red Cross rep. and Bugle salesman. She likes laughing and bug¬ ging Carole and Carolynn. She would like to manufacture a run-proof nylon and an eraser that would stump even Miss Light, and then to retire at 22. CHAPMAN, DONNA —Donna plans to enter sec¬ retarial work but we ' d better not tell her boss her favorite saying, I can ' t type today! Her interests include Glee Club and Junior Achieve¬ ment. CHIDLOW, BILL —During his high school years, Bill has been active in Badminton and the Chess Club. He likes teasing the girls, and plans a career of engineering, after graduation from University. CHRISTIANSON, TOM —Tom is planning to go to Tech after high school. In the meantime, his interests are dancing, cars, and girls. No printable favorite saying? CLARKE, GAIL —With a B.A. or a B.Ed. degree from the U. of A., Gail would very much like to live in England where she would become an Anglican teaching nun. An active school li¬ brarian, Gail is also interested in opera and the Buskins.

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BILLINGS, NEIL —An ardent and able bowler, Neil also enjoys basketball, painting and model crafts. He plans to take a construction eng¬ ineering course. His favorite saying is Holy mackerel! BILLON, LAURA —Laura ' s activities have inclu¬ ded Booster Club, (vice-president in Grade 11), Girls ' Association, (treasurer last year), and houseleague sports. In the future she plans to be a nurse. Lots of luck, Laura! BJARNASON, MATT— Matt is a man of few words when it comes to filling out a biography form. We wish him success in his undeter¬ mined future. BODNER, JEAN —When you hear Oh Panic! you know Jean is near. This ambitious miss plans on an education course at U. of A. next year. Besides Booster Club and All-Star Bas¬ ketball, Jean has been active in G.A. BOURNE, RON —Ron has three main interests: hockey, girls, and hard-top Plymouths. His favorite saying is Probably but his future plans are not so certain. BOYKO, PETER —Pete is a former member of our Senior Football, Basketball and Track teams. He also has an interest in frat and Hi-Y. He plans to play junior football and to become a teacher. BRITNEY, SHARON — Sharon is one of our quieter girls around the school. Most of her time and interests are taken up this year by her studies. Sharon plans to be a general accountant. BROAD, JOHN —After having won the Brownlee Bursary for his work in Grade 10 and the Orange Association Bursary for his work in Grade 11, John has gone on to excel in bas¬ ketball (junior team, grades 10 and 11; senior team, grade 12) and in the activities of the Hi-Y. John ' s plans for the future include the U. of A. BROWN, BARBARA —Barbara plans to be a nurse and her cheerful disposition should really carry her far. She is a member of Job ' s Daughters outside of school. Best of luck, Barbara. BROWN, BRENDA — Well, I guess! and you ' ll know it ' s Brenda. Coming from Niagara Falls (the town) Brenda has been interested in sports and her sorority. We are certain that she will succeed as a commercial artist. BROWN, CECIL —Cecil is all physique. An ardent athlete, he particularly enjoys track and football. At present his future is undecided but—P.S.—might he have another interest? BROWN, HANS —Smiling, happy-go-lucky Hans manages to keep everyone laughing and listen¬ ing. His greatest obstacle in school so far seems to be the people who are discouraging him from becoming a journalist. Ignore them Hans; keep your goal in sight, and good luck!

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CLARKE, BOB —Football, basketball and volley¬ ball have been Bob ' s main activities. He plans to become a chemical engineer at university. His favorite saying: Gee whiz. COLLETTE, TERRY —Most of Terry ' s time is con¬ sumed with the Rifle Club, cars and outdoor sports. His main ambition is to pass Physics 30 (what else?), then to take engineering at tne U. of A. CONNICK, JUDY —Judy ' s plans include a Junior E. at university next year. In Crescent she has been active in the Girls ' Association and the Booster Club and houseleague volleyball. Her main interests are boys and Bill. CORNELL, BEVERLY —Bev enjoys sewing and cooking as well as most sports. Her plans for the future are undecided but we ' re sure she ' ll succeed in whatever she does. Her favorite saying is Oh gwan mit you. CRAWFORD, LORRAINE —Lorraine seems to have been most active in sports during her three years at Crescent: she participated in the bad¬ minton and curling clubs and also skated and bowled. Lorraine is presently undecided about her future. CRAWFORD, GLORIA —Gloria I oves golf, watches bockey, enjoys C.G.l.T. and seems to have en¬ dured her math and Macbeth. With these di¬ verse interests, Gloria plans to train at the General Hospital to become a nurse, a perfect one we ' re sure. CURDT, JO ANN —After graduation, Jo Ann will become either a medical or office secretary. She is a member of the Parkdaie Badminton Club and her other interests include curling, sewing and cooking. DANIEL, SHARON —Sharon has belonged to the Drama Club, and just loves horseback riding. She plans to become a school teacher, but never to teach in a high school. I wonder why? J DANNEWALD, JOHN —John has been an active member of the Rifle Club; his main interests lie in cars and the Cruisers Car Club. He plans to become a Technical Engineer. His favorite saying is Qu ' y a-t-il a boire; coffee, tea or milk? DAWSON, GAIL —Gail ' s interests include CGIT and the Calgary Girls ' Council. Her main activity is wondering why she ever took Physics 30. We are sure that, having been so success¬ ful in high school, Gail will succeed in her B.A. course at the U. of A. DAY, DAVID — This smart young man of 214 For Rocket and Science Club is really keen For Research chemistry he plots his way Though he says when he gets it it will be quite a day. DeATLEY, DENNIS — Dennis has been one of Crescent ' s sport stars, excelling in basketball and track. His favorite saying To be or not to be, well describes his uncertainty as to the future. We know whatever he attempts will pan out