Grand Prairie High School - Yearbook (Grand Prairie, Alberta Canada)

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1947 - 1948 21 I LIKE TEACHERS WHO FAVORITE DISH FAVORITE SAYING 1 Have a sense of humour Dill Pickles Gee! it’s cold here 2 Can take a joke Xmas Dinner Do Tell! 3 Have a sense of humour Liver and Onions Oh Poof! 4 Don’t give homework Mashed Potatoes Judas Priest 5 Don’t pick on you Banana Cream Pie I don’t know 6 Are witty Potatoes and Shepherd’s pie Well for Pete’s sake 7 Smile a lot Strawberry Short Cake Aw shucks 8 Don’t kick me out New Year’s Party (hick) Well, I’ll be darned 9 Always take holidays Camp fire meal ! ! % U ? ?, 10 Have a sense of humour Corn Oh, bright eyes 11 Have a sense of humour Banana Cream Pie What next? 12 Tell jokes; no homework Banana Split Oh Mr. Ritchie 13 Can laugh Apple pie a la mode Ah, go on! 14 Are like Mr. Kujath Strawberry Short Cake Ah, come on IS Like me Weiners and beans Oh Shoot 16 Teach because they like Sweet and sour spareribs Hoot Mon 17 Are kind and considerate Rice Pudding Oh heavens 18 Are sarcastic Clam Chowder Siwash 19 Don’t ask questions Apple pie t i • ? ? 20 Are good to look at Graveyard milk shake Isatso 21 Aren’t Algebra teachers I haven’t any Fiddlesticks 22 Are young Chile con carne Yippee 23 Understand Steak (well done) Ye Gods 24 Joke Chicken Pie ? ? f ? ? 25 Have a sense of humour Roast beef I s’pose 26 Are like teachers of G.P.H. Steaks; Janet’s carrot pie Oh for crying in a pail 27 Can take a joke Steaks Oh, Heck! 28 Take holidays Thick juicy steak You’ve had it 29 Have a sense of humour Waffles Well ... all right 30 Are good sports Strawberry Short Cake Gads 31 Let us chew gum Strawberry Short Cake You just ain’t kidding 32 Let me chew gum Cinnamon toast Oh, Piff 33 Digress Pineapples Oh, Root 34 Don’t give homework Onions Oh, fiddlesticks 35 Have a sense of humour Olives By Darn - • - The human race is divided into two classes: those who go ahead and do something, and those who sit and inquire, “Why wasn’t it done some other way?” —Oliver Wendell Holmes Some people sleep at home, Some people sleep at sea, But a good back seat in any class Is good enough for me. Heard in Physics I Class: Mr. Kujath: When we see an object, light passes through the eyes and into the brain, where little light exists.

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20 G. P. H. S. UNDERGRADS NAME PET PASTIME OR HOBBY FAVORITE WEARING APPAREL WHERE I’D LIKE TO RETIRE 1 Dorothy Dunfield Algebra Blue jeans A Pacific Island 2 Keith Boyd Playing ball Top hat Hawaii 3 Barabara Bailey Reading Slacks South Africa 4 Norman Edwards Hiking Frown Far corner of earth 5 Rosie Amundsen Playing guitar Skirts Not a hospital 6 Janet Bellamy Day dreaming Skirts A ranch 7 Mary Campbell Horseback riding Shoes California 8 Arnold Cavett Playing ball Pants Alcatraz 9 Ronald Cavett Softball Sports jackets Hawaii 10 Joan Watts Reading Plaited skirts Near the sea 11 Jean Paton Handicraft Flowers in hair Texas 12 Harold Noyes Electronics Bright ties Island of Lulu 13 Benny Everton Baseball Anything suits me Never thought of it 14 Rae Waefler Wrestling Sweaters The Alps 15 Albert Given Working ? ? ? Logging clothes Australia 16 Jo Lamb Reading Shoes Sacremento Valley 17 Norma Freebury Sewing Ties Hong Kong 18 Francis Ramsden Bicycle riding Jeans Canada 19 Fanny Miller Reading Slacks New Mexico 20 Frank Tissington Cars Flashy socks Hawaii 21 Rita Miles Reading Slacks California 21 Eugene Lipinski Swimming Anything Shangrila 23 Joseph Ladan Collections Sport clothes Some lonely isle 24 Steve Gordey Playing ball Shirts Hollywood 25 Pat Redwood Eating dancing Skirts In a cottage 26 Mary Hoggarth Jokes Suits Florida 27 Bob Lowe Hockey Cowboy hats California 28 George Simpson Dreaming Flashy socks Hawaii 29 Joan Oliver Talking Suits Alaska 30 Gladys Kokosha Handicraft Suits California 31 David Howes Painting Sweaters New Zealand 32 Marion Keeping Horseback riding Ribbons California 33 Betty Funnel Reading Hats Hawaii 34 Doreen Gillespie Reading Slacks Hawaii 35 Darlene Conley Reading Loafers Okanagan Valley LOOK IT’S SPRING! In spring a young man’s fancy Deviates from algebra, And the young maid cares not whether Omelette takes two eggs or four. Like new grass the grads feel greener And as finals draw more near, But the beauty of the springtime Eases for a time, their fear. Heavens and earth, arrayed in glory, The rush of winds, the birds that sing, The great outdoor is calling, calling, Oh, rejoice! For it is spring!

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22 G. P. H. S. September 12, 1931 February 17, 1931