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

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FRANK (Math Lab) LOEWEN Calgary Enrolled in the Faculty of Education but doesn’t know why. Never seen to take notes, yet comes through ' with the goods in exams. KEN LOUDEN Calgary A little fellow with lots of everything else. Ken plays no mean game on the badminton court and just plain courting (so we hear). He plans to go to Bible School someday. Better start getting in shape, Ken. , , W. L. LOVE Calgary Plays the sax in the symphony orchestra. Can be seen smoking that pipe of his when he comes now and then. BOB (The Body) LOW Calgary Still waiting for ships, that not only don’t come in, but never leave England. Concentrates on growing a high forehead to look intelligent and impress clients when he says “I think you’ve got a case”. C. D. LYTH Calgary This red haired boy will be in Edmonton next year for certain. Mean¬ while he is registered in Applied Science here. He is too busy to have sports or hobbies he says. A. MACCALDER (Al) Black Diamond To be a Petroleum Engineer, and make big time in the old home town of Black Diamond. We feel confident he will succeed in his ambition. S. P. MACKAY (Stan) Warner A man’s a man for a’ that”. Stan is noted for growing a new black moustache and those Science books galore. K. MADSEN Calgary Here we have one of our future young engineers. Next year should see him in Edmonton Says he has no sports or hobbies but we know better. PATRICK (The Brain) MAHONEY A very sharp lad and our valedictorian. Aspiring to the greatest of all professions—Law: But remember—-’No matter how thin you slice it, it’s still Mahoney:: AVARD SEFTON MANN (Seftie) EckviUe Seftie, for something new anck sparkling different, is taking Engineering Also one of “the sleepers” of the dorm, and in this respect vies with R. L. Deans in pounding the mattress. May tne best man win. Nice lad. N. MARKERT Ensign This boy is one of those fortunate people who doesn’t mind his setting up exercise every morning. Reports say he really enjoys it. Is enrolled in MARC MATHERS Calgary Marc, “the man with that flashy plaid shirt, that hits you like a red light” is better known as “Doc” around the College. He hopes, among other things, such as passing, to head south—and he skiis too.

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J. E. JENKINS Twin Butte Working to be a “Sawbones” the hard way through a B.Sc. With a good record at Pre-Matric behind him, he should do well. DON JOHNSTON Vulcan Coming from Vulcan and freshly out of the airforce blue, we feel Don is still an airman at heart, only now he’s learning the technical angle of the business in his engineering course. Skating and ball claim Don’s 1 extra hours—or at least some of them ? ? ? ? ? BOB KEIR Calgary Our friend Bob hasn’t given out with much information. However from here and there we understand he aspires to be an engineer and is a real student. DON KENNEDY Calgary An up and coming lawyer. Enjoys Pol. Ec. as a refreshing forty winks. An ardent basketball player for the juniors. Don enjoys life, and we enjoy him. G. D. KERMACK Calgary Draws pictures in Zoo—but they aren’t dog fish. All set to be a chemist j Plays basketball for the House League. He and Barke expect to develop j a process for making sugar in their own little lab someday. CHARLIE KNIGHT Calgary ( You never learn anything if you don’t ask questions) Is a prominent figure around M.R.C. and a very capable social convenor as well. With that Casanova smile and winning personality, particularly to “You know who”, he’ll make a very dashing doctor some day we hope (and so does he). NORMAN KNOWLES Calgary This red haired feilow is one of our Science studes. He likes hockey i and bowling and we also understand he can really pound out a mean j tune on the piano. CALVIN LANG Cardston Cal finds that Zoo course quite fascinating—does not seem to notice , the other attractions around the College. A very conservative student— the one most likely to succeed. B. E. (7 am wishing I am home in my bed) LANGRIDGE Calgary Langridge and Edwards seem to be fighting their way through this year with great success—one sleeps while the other listens. Langridge is one of our few future legal minds. WALTER A. LAWRENCE Calgary Walt has definite ideas on the past, present and future too. Hopes to be an Electrical Engineer in Edmonton (what’s wrong with Calgary ) With ambition and curly hair he should be well away. GIL LAYCOCK Calgary Gil is registered in applied science faculty, and says if everything goes well he will be in Edmonton next fall. Wherever there is a hockey or baseball game you can find this young man. J. D. LIND Granum A sharp lad who is going to dabble in dentistry. He should amalganate with Amundsen on writing “The Lives of the Gumbo Lancers”. 18

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DON McALLISTER Calgary Already carries his brief case in preparation for his ambulance chasing career. A hard working citizen who should go a long way. Maybe even up to Edmonton. A. F. McCRIMMON Sylvan Lake Sandy figures on majority in Chemistry. Quiet and likeable, he is one of M.R.C.’s hardest workers. DOUG McDOUGALL Calgary A real sportsman, Doug capably manages the M.R.C. hockey team. He finds it quite a job keeping himself in one piece, but then he has his Arts and Science course for a sideline which he finds relaxful, don’t you Doug? ? ? ? ? DAVID McKILLOP Calgary This popular fellow always has an appropriate remark ready. Dave has entered the Science faculty and is headed for B. Sc. in Forestry Engineering. He is a fine bowler and also handy with a rifle. ERNIE MEINDERSMA Lacombe Ernie is taking a B. Sc. and hopes to be up at U. of A. next year. Ernie also plays a mean game of soft ball. CLAYTON MILROY Edmonton “Hairless Joe”, is another fellow who is working towards an engineering degree. When he graduates he plans to retire and take up model building. JACK F. MOORE Calgary Mine-chaser Moore is also in the get rich quick faculty—Law. Interested in skiing and lawyers’ secretaries. JIM MURDOCK Calgary Hamish Murdoch, one of our more ardent female psychologists (and who is better suited to the job than he ? ? ? ?) Is pursuing an applied science course on the side. We wonder whom he’s going to apply it to ? ? ? A dreamy dancer, Hamish is also well-known in gymnastic circles around STANLEY NORRIS Cornwall, Ontario Junior is enrolled in the Education Faculty. Says he will join the navy if he doesn’t get through but his marks and his Frau will probably avert this. S. O’CONNOR Calgary “In idleness alone is there perpetual dispair”. A foine broth o’ a girl—Sals a gal with a well developed mind, pers¬ onality and anatomy with her flaming hair and bright conversation causes that big, dark swashbuckling hunk of male charm to drool. Oh I wonder what’s going to become of sally. R. A. ORR Calgary Bob will be satisfied to just be any kind of an engineer. We think that is good enough too. The frozen north nas aroused his interest in skiing and M.R.C. his enthusiasm for basketball. T. B. {Consumption be done about him) PARKER Calgary If you know Ben—no explanation is necessary. 1 If you don’t—no explanation is possible. An aspirant Petroleum Engineer and if all goes well is Oklahoma bound next year. 20