Eastwood High School - Gazette Yearbook (Edmonton, Alberta Canada)

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E. H. S. GRAD GAZETTE Robert Barclay- Of Bob there seems not much to tell, lie may be, as he looks—just swell. Doreen Barnes- This chic little co-ed with all her gay charms Is known to you all as Miss Doreen Barnes. Archie Bressey- Archie is working hard for his matric To get in the air behind a joy stick. Orest Buchkowsky- Here is tall Orest, a smart lad is he. He took Algebra instead of Trigonometry. Robert Campbell- Here is Bob, a dashing lad is he; He’s good at playing symphony. Ainley Chandler- In singing, Ainley always takes a prize, And wins all hearts with her big, brown eyes. Gerald Cullen- Not very big, but he’s got lots of sense; You can’t stump him at Current Events. Kenneth Deane- Our Union -Pres., a sportsman true, M.C. at the Lits, and popular, too. Fae Dodds- A cute little athlete we have in our Fae, With manner so charming and smile so gay. Lome Dyer- Here is Lome Dyer, a doctor he ’ll be After he passes Trigonometry. Mona Adamson- Our Mona is a tall, willowy girl; When she’s a steno, she’ll cause quite a whirl Gerald Baldwin- Tall, dark and handsome really suits him; We hear he has French-Canadian kin.

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LONRY IteSiiP Janet Taylor. Clayton Muroy Lucy Palmer. morn stocks t® I ; I 5 I y f ■ ■ . 1 THE GRAD EXECUTIVE Early in 1942, the Grad Class was organized and the executive chosen. Colin Gordon was elected president, Fae Dodds, secretary, and Doreen Barnes, treasurer. Mr. Crockford was chosen honorary president, while Mr. Sim continued as advisor to the executive. The Dance Committee consisted of Janet Taylor, Muriel Smith, Bob Jamha and Bob McClary. The Rings and Pins Committee—Clayton Milroy, Phyllis Kobyluk, Yvonne Knight and Lonnie Heslep—worked hard and by the end of Feb¬ ruary had all the rings and pins ordered. —Continued on Page 16

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Kathryn Elliott- If someone is drowning, call for our Kay. She’s got life-saving medals galore, they say. Walter Ewenson- At model plane building he’s known for his zest; The ones that he makes are really the best. Elsie Fairhead- She’s five feet two, her eyes are brown; We hope that nursing won’t get her down. Joy Fuhr- Her smile so sunny, her eyes so blue, Her heart is lost to an airman true. Colin Cordon- An executive man of some renown, And quite a lad about the town. Irene Gorecki- Take some mischief, add some charm, There you have this future school marm. Jean Hanlan- For apples she has an ardent desire, So, of teaching, she certainly shouldn’t tire. Lonny Heslep- Laughing eyes and kinkly hair, He’s always ready for a dare. Mary Hobson- Mary is our friendly English guest, Her accent remains and she’s one of the best. George Hollands- Weary, worn and sad is he Because he can’t do Chemistry. Lola Dyster- Vice-Presideht and good dancer, too, She’s hostess for the boys in blue. Albert Ebbers- Bert is renowned for his gay, sunny smile; At ' engineering we hope he’ll survey by the mile.