Mount Royal College - Varshicom Yearbook (Calgary, Alberta Canada)

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Calgary H. R. DAVIES “From Borden to boredom”. When not at school, is at the “office”. Hank has plans along engineering lines—natch: Berkeley California will gain what M.R.C. loses—who; gets the change? ROBERT LOUIS DEANS (Phoebe) Vulcan] Bob’s favorite pet peeve is allotting eight hours a day away from bed to be an aeronautical engineer. His pastime seems to be “Carmie”, his] phobia classrooms. RUSS DOTEN Edmontor Russ gets his exercise at Penley’s. Usually Friday nights with s brunette. Right Russ? Petroleum engineering is his aim. J. E. DONOVAN Calgary “And still they looked and still the wonder grew How one small head could carry all he knew . Jim is planning to continue in Honors Physics in Edmonton next year. Will undoubtedly ask enough questions to get there. JACK EDGAR Calgarj “T’would be a shame to neglect one’s education by too much study. In Arts and Science. Coffee and crokinole keep this boy on the bit ] Heard saying: “The shades of night were falling fast, but I got a good! look just the same.” ALLAN EDWARDS Calgarj Allan is the brain of the Chem. class much to the despair of some ol our friends. On his way to Law. Perhaps he and Langridge will sleed on a different “Bench” in a few years. E. G. EVANS Calgar An eager beaver who is working through his Pre-Med course in fin] style. Is a “bottle sorter” par excellence. H. A. (Fearless) FOGARTY Turner Valle, “I’m no’ the man I should be, Nor yet the man I could be,”—but don’ l put the blame on the Irish. Hal is going to be an engineer and may gi; over to the American Side next year. CALVIN FRANKE (Cal) Calgar] “Here about the labs I wander, nourishing a youth sublime. With th fairy tales of science and the long result of time”. Cal has his heart se on Petroleum Engineering (and also on something more interesting:) If all goes well he will continue studies in the States next year. We wisl him success all around. BOB FREEBORN Calgarj Bob has his heart set on being a chemical engineer. Well, good lucl Bob, Golf and baseball are reportedly his interests but we suspect til girls are closer to the truth. H. J, GRAHAM Regia This young fellow tells us that his main ambition is to be an engine] although he doesn’t specify which branch. His spare time is taken uj with boxing and swimming. STAN GRAHAM Calgai We didn’t see much of Stan this year as he threw in the sponge !■ Christmas. 16

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DAPHNE BOYD Calgary Heading for a Library School after getting her Arts degree. Is an equestrian and likes to skate, but, natch, her main interest is reading. M. F. BRADFORD (Mel) Oyen With no time for nothin’ but droolin’ and schoolin’ and I ' ll never give up as long as they’re teachin’. Mel will undoubtedly be a resolute electrical engineer—sooner or later. (This boy is developing character to squelch his personality.) BOB BRANDER Lethbridge Tall handsome Bob should go a long way in University—whether in class or out of class will leave to your guess. He comes from the “Southern City” and plays a mean kind of Badminton. WESTON BROOKS Calgary Figures the only way to stay on the right side of the law is to practise • it. Cartoonist par excellence. What he doesn’t know about Poly Ec fills Mclsaac and Smith. F. M. BROCK Calgary Frank practices on Bandy Burton’s horn to get in shape for Gabriel’s. Such talent. This boy should go a long way—if the neighbors don’t have an ear for music. In his spare time he studies engineering. NORMAN BUNN Norm is heading for an Engineers degree. It was quite a blow to the girls here when they found out that he was married. A quiet sense of humor and a lot of friends, that’s Norm. EDWARD BURKELL Hanna Ed is another of our hockey and baseball enthusiasts. His applied science course keeps him busy most of the time. Guess he erlly wants to be an engineer. H. CHANNELL (No. 6) Innisfail Some feel that here is the true L’il Abner, others think not; he is taking Petroleum Engineering—what do you think? FRANK CLUTTERBUCK Calgary An applied science lad who is heading for Petroleum Engineering. His cartooning is the nearest thing to Disney’s work to be seen in Calgary. LAWRENCE COTTRELL Calgary Laurie wants to be a teacher. A sports minded chap who plays an outstanding game of tiddley winks and dominos. Spends most of his time with another ex Navy type, Stan Norris. R. H. CRONKHITE New Dayton Bob is one of those hard working engineering students. When he isn’t at his homework he takes a serious interest n Dick Tracy. Bob also likes a good game of softbad. EILEEN CROOKES Grey, Saskatchewan This clever little miss with that wonderful smile is headed for the lab. She and her twin cause us to wonder sometimes what is the matter with our eyes. Music is her hobby. 15

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BERNARD GRIFFIN -BEALE Calgary “Barney” the “Master Mind” of Poli Ec is full of ambition in his flaming (Not Imperial Oil either) career in B.A., B.Sc. (Eng). A likeable chap with an easy manner add a de-luscious blue sedan. Barney still finds time for swimming, archery, hiking and his hobbies. LEN GROVER Hanna We understand Len plays forward on the hockey team. He hopes to be one of those lucky fellows with a B.Sc. after his name one of these days. N. HANNAH Calgary Tried all year to keep ahead of his brother in the Applied Science course. We wish you the best of luck. LLOYD HANNAH Calgary “Mechanical Mind” Hannah is another prospective engineer. Quiet, unassuming Lloyd should go a long way in his career, if it’s hard work that counts (and smiles). JACK HARVEY Calgary Jack’s goal is chemical engineering. He is another one of the vets trying to combine one year of marriage with one year of University. LLOYD HARVEY Calgary Lloyd is one of our local products who will go a long way in engineering. He tells us that his hobbies are hockey and wood-work. Other than that we don’t know much about him. DOROTHY HAYHURST Calgary This blond lass has a future career as a lab technician. Dorothy won the R. B. Bennett scholarship last year. Take a hint fellows, she can really knit, and I’m not kidding. CLIFFORD WILLIAM HERGOTT (Maestro) Calgary “By and by there’s the travelling doctor. Gives pills, lets blood, and pulls teeth . Aside from working at this proposed Medical career of his, Cliff can really tinkle the ivories. Perhaps if scapulas bother him later—Hogie Carmichael can use him. DOUG HORNBY Calgary Doug is taking Civil Engineering with a new twist, soil mechanics. We don’t know what it is like but here’s luck—Doug. JACK IRVING High River Another Pre-Matric graduate who is doing well in his Applied Science course. LYMAN GRANT IVIE (Carman) Lethbridge Carman’s “pin-ups” make Petty’s look like something out of the Neanderthal Age. A surgeon he will undoubtedly be if he keeps on the way he is doing now. P. E. JEAL Calgary Another of our applied science students who will be demanding his degree in a few years. Electrical is his forte. Wed, best of luck Phil. 17