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

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A. POLSKY Calgary Flattered us by leaving Edmonton after a month for “The Prison of Chillon” (M.R.C.), He is quite satisfied here being in Pre-Med, and we hope he won’t have to overstay his visit. ROSS PIERCE Calgary This bright eyed boy knows all there is to know when it comes to basket¬ ball. Could be responsible for many of our victories in hockey too. Is enrolled in Science. J. PEAKE Calgary Johnny’s a familiar face at M.R.C. A budding engineer Johnny is apllying his science of friend-making to ail he meets. LYNN {I’ll sell the farm) PRICE Crossfield A future Chemical Engineer, planning to continue studies at U. of A. Until this year was a“track and field” artist—but this studying weaks GERRY REILLY Calgary This young fellow can be found among our numerous applied science students. His activities are numerous although he doesn’t specify exactly F. C. A. ROBINSON Vermillion And 0, a might man is he”. Robbie is taking that course over in the huts, where, if he comes through—the University of Texas if a big place, and is not, they pay a man in Yellow Knife just to live there. BERNARD ROE Calgary Taking a B.Sc., t lead to his chosen career of a “Pill Merchant”. Bernard’s blond, curly hair is a well known sight about the school. RICHARD ROE Dick hasn’t made up his mind but he thinks Law is looking to Mount Royal for most of his clients. good bet. Calgary He’s W. H. ROLSTON Calgary Bill is one of our fellows who will be building bridges in the future. His hobbies of hunting and wood-making should keep him busy in his I. W. SANDEN One of that rare species—the “school spirited” student. One of Mount Royal’s best bets for a successful engineer. CATHERINE SCOTT (Cathy) Calgary So sweet a face, Such angel grace”. A luscious blonde with many talents, noth the least of which is sailing through a “B.A.” all the way. A girl who should go far. JOE SHEININ Calgary Joe is looking for a way to get rich quickly. Maybe the boss’s daughter, eh Joe? His spare time is taken up with trying to coax a curl into his mop. 21

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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

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SAUL SHEININ Calgary If he graduates from Arts and Science he’ll be satisfied to just frame his diploma. Dabbles in Photography and gives Charles Atlas a little competition in building muscle. BILL SHERLOCK Calgary Doc is the boy you see coming to school on his “Iron horse”. Bill has never been known to take a nore in classes, but somehow he manages to get by. WILLIAM (BiU) SLIPPER Calgary Bill is hard on the road to the medical profession but he’s really hoping that it won’t interfere too much with his extra busy social life. Yes, and she’s a brunette too. Of course versatile Bill also finds time for music and playing ball. DAVID (Red) SMITH Coleman At Christmas left the ranks of the ‘confirmed, confined, conformed bachelors’. Is in Applied Science and is planning on attending U.B.C. next year. R. F. SMITH Nobleford This boy is headed for Edmonton to get his engineering degree, probably in electrical. He tells us that anything interesting does for his relaxation. JIM SPALDING Calgary Taking the Petroleum Engineering course. Plays g olf and rugby, but who wouldn’t with a name like that. Parties and merry-making are nis only hobbies. Why have any others MAURICE SPRING Calgary An ex-army chap giving his all to an applied science course. Any spare time goes into his house building hobby. P. E. START Coalhurst Start was taking an Applied Science course leading to his Engineering degree. Wears his hair like a scientist. G. C. STEFANICK Lethbridge “From trenches to benches Taking an Applied Science course. A wizard in Math., George is not making any plans for next year until he knows the outcome of this one. A. A. STODALKA Calgary This boy has come from Saskatchewan to be an engineer. Hope you like it here Ah Spends his oft afternoons down by the river seeing if he can get a free meal. MARY STOLTZ Silver Heights Tall, dreamy eyed Mary who comes from Silver Heights, Alberta is another real student. We wonder if she and the profs work in cahutes by those envied marks. Yum. Yum ; D. G. STROPLE New Brunswick Strople is headed for Oklahoma next year to continue his Petroleum Engineering. He doesn’t believe he’s working now as that’s his next abmition. How do you do it Strople? A versitile lad with a big smile. (P.S.—I’ve never seen him). 22