Red Deer Composite High School - Yearbook (Red Deer, Alberta Canada)

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NON-GRADUATES — Continued GLADYS SCHOLEFIELD—Crossfield Ambition: A stenographer Activity: Any sport, seeing that Thelma gets in by 10 o’clock Sunday nights. Nickname: Glad. WANDA MARGARET SCOTT—Ridgewood Ambition: To finish school, then could be anything Activity: Sports, music, dancing Nickname: Scotty JEAN STANTON—Wimborne Ambition: Nurse Activity: Reading Nickname: Stan EVELYN SUNDAL—Red Deer Ambition: Absolutely none Activity: Learning to ski Favorite Expression: “Holy Cats” SYLVIA TAYLOR—Delburne Ambition: Nurse Activity: Swimming, badminton, bowling Nickname: Nerves RICHARD THULL—Milk River Ambition: Basketball Pastime: Basketball Nickname: Tiny NESSIE TINGLE—Innisfail Ambition: Secretary Activities: Skating and horseback riding Favorite Expression: “Holy Cow” GARY TRIMBLE—Red Deer Ambition: Pilot Pastime: Dancing, flying, tumbling and women Favorite Expression: “I doubt it” ELAINE UNDERWOOD—Red Deer Ambition: Nursing Activity: Swimming OLE WIDHOLM—Scandia Hobbies: Katrinka Ambition: To travel, all expenses paid Sports: Curling and skiing Nickname: Swede KEN WARKENTINE—Sunnyslope Ambition: Teacher Pastime: Weekends Nickname: Warky ANDREW KREBES—North Star Ambition: Farmer Activities: Sports Nickname: Andy

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34 NON-GRADUATES — Continued EDITH NORN—Olds Ambition: Photography Pastime: Painting Favorite Expression: Gee! ELLEN NYMAN—Sylvan Lake Ambition: Nursing Activity: Reading, sports Nickname: El Babe BARBARA PALMER—Sylvan Lake Ambition: It’s hard to say Pastime: Swimming and playing the piano Nickname: Barb CLIFF PARKER—Clive Ambition: Undecided Pastime: Drooling over Bev Nickname: Jughead BEVERLY PARR—Elnora Ambition: Nursing Pastime: Dancing Favorite Expression: Ay what? DONALD PATON—Bowden Ambition: To get through High School Activities: Curling Nickname: Don ALICE PERKINSON—Red Deer Ambition: To become Rod’s secretary Activities: Rod, curling and phoning 2620 Nickname: Perky DON PIERLOT—Bowden Ambition: To fly for T.C.A. Activity: Curling, flying, canteen Favorite Expression: “You’ve had the issue.” BERNICE REILLY—Lousana Ambition: Private Secretary Activity: Dramatics Nickname: Bunny FRANCIS ROBERTSON—Manning Ambition: Nurse Activities: Boys, and defending the North Favorite Expression: Guess I told him off ALLAN RUSSELL—Eckville Ambition: To be a man Pastime: Phyllis Nickname: A1 RAYMOND SCHMITT—Milk River Ambition: Farmer Activity: Basketball, women, photography Nickname: Ray

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36 Grade XII Students Not Photographed Arnold Allers Harold Andrews Milton Bablitz Brian Butterfield Audrey Charlton Lorraine Garbut Marie Gibson Gary Hughes Bob Layden Shiela Mackay Gerald Marton Wayne Munro Nola Nichol John Pisko Don Sawyer Gerarl Sylvester Don Vinnedge Jim Warren Don Williams Pat Primrose RECORDS A certain young girl who had designs on a certain young fella invited him over one afternoon to play records. While they were sorting through the records the girl came up with a few whose titles she was sure would “spur him on”. However, he always managed to find some to discourage her. The conversation went something iike this. HE “I’m in the mood for love.” “I only have eyes for you.” ‘I don’t see me in your eyes anymore’ “You’re my everything.” “My darling, my darling.” “You, you, you are the one.” “Maybe you’ll be there.” “Do you love me, do you love me” “A fellow needs a girl.” “Home Sweet Home.” “Love me or leave me.” “You’ve got me where you want me.” “Where are you now that I need you” “Confess” “Let’s take an old fashioned walk” “Near you.” “I’m full of fun and fancy free.” “Why don’t you haul off and love me’ ‘Girls were made to take care of boys’ “I’ve got a million tomorrows, love me tonight.” “I’m topsy-turvy in love.” “Stay all night, a Little longer.” “Just a little fond affection.” “Won’t you love me tonight?” “What did I do?” “Hurry on down.” “ A kiss in the dark.” “She’s a home girl.” “Open the door Richard.” “Sing me a love song.” “I never see Maggie alone.” SHE “Don’t fence me in.” “I got plenty of nothing.” “How lucky you are.” “Alright Louis, drop the gun.” “Haunted Heart.” “Seven years with the wrong woman” “Cruising down the river.” “The echo said no.” “Fool that I am.’” “Fool’s Paradise.” “Toot, Toot, Tootsie, good bye.” “What’ll I do?” “Down among the sheltering Palms” “I can’t begin to tell you.” “Baby, it’s cold outside.” “Far, far away.” “You’ve got too many sweethearts.” “There’s a million reasons.” “I only want a buddy, not a sweetheart.” “There’s no tomorrow.” “Straighten up and fly right.” “Goodbye my lady love.” “Song of Surrender.” “No can do.” “You two-timed once too often.” “Homework.” “Never trust a woman.” “Gonna take a sentimental journey.” “I heard you knockin’ but you can’t come in.” “Serenade to a jerk.” “Old Chaperone.”