Sunalta Junior High School - Vista Yearbook (Calgary, Alberta Canada)

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BIOGRAPHIES OF 8A Jack Alexander—J t ack A’s out in the cold, But at times he becomes quite bold. Henry Bebb—He is known to us as “Bud,” Math, to him is as clear as mud. Frank Brock—At Math, and Science he is pretty good, He likes to build radio sets on the side. Jerry Cox—Jerry’s really a born electrician. For his motors to work he’s always wishing. John Cone—Johnnie is a very good artist, And has an amazing store of knowledge in Science. Arthur Davies—Arthur’s mind in school is far away, But in a hockey game he’s in his right place. Glen Edgar—Glen is another very tall lad, But every inch of him is friendship. Jack Edworthy—He is strong and very stout, In music he always plays about. Earle Gallagher—Earle is a nice little fellow in every way, But he only comes to school to play. Ray Hampton—Ray is a smart little fellow with red hair. In Math, he always gets an A. Randall Higgin—Randall is a handsome lad, Who always gets his homework done. Don Heimbecker—Don is a boy who is good in Social Studies. At stamp collecting he is particularly good. Walter Johnson—Walter is the president of opr class. And is one of the brightest boys in the room. Morton Libin—Morton Libin is the lad, Who copies the Math, he didn’t have. John McAdam—There have been many bright people since the time of Adam. But none quite like John McAdam. Bill Mather—He sits in the very front seat, Is known throughout for his very large feet. Jack McArthur—Jack is quite a lad with fair hair. For B. Evans he’ll always dare. William Manolson—Willie is a smart little fellow who comes from Connaught, At model building he takes the cake. Russel Powell—Poor Russel! He’s so tall, That he can’t even talk to a friend without being seen. Charles Underhill—Charlie is a tough little guy, But when teacher looks at him he becomes shy. Alex McMurray—Alex is known as “Sandy” by all in the school, And like a true Scotsman he never wastes his time by working. Dorothy Briggs—For hockey games she goes with a rush. Although she treats her school work like slush. Jean Clarke—Rather plump and has a jolly way, She is happy all the livelong day. 28

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Winston Foster—Likes making model aeroplanes. From King Ed¬ ward to Sunalta he was promoted. To Doreen Woodfield he is devoted. Jack Harper—Goes with McCullough and Wood. Plays hockey, rugby and football. He is an all-round good student. Ronnie Lambourne—Has many secrets. Plays hockey. Likes to trip the light fantastic. Well posted in his current events. Tom McCullough;—Spends study periods on the Paper. Leaves home about two minutes to nine. Don McDermid—Belongs to the MacMillan Club. Spends periods working on the Tattler. Spends his study periods gazing at H.D. Bruce McGregor—The 9D romeo. Likes basketball and sports. A good Master of Ceremonies at our Lits. Harold Musgrove—The student body president, 1st term. Won a medal for sports. He makes boats which don’t float. Bill Parker—Latest pastime is making up to Margaret B. Spends most of his time playing basketball and hockey. Maurice Ridgeway—Doesn ' t mind Harold’s sister. Some day he ' ll do his own Math, and J.B., and is often found snickering at de Boeck’s corny jokes. Paul Smith.—Paul is still a good student though Lorraine Neuss seems to be entering his life. Dalwin Standford—A short, cu te individual who sells the school paper in 9D. Takes a great interest in his work. Harvey Ursenback—9D’s quietest boy. Works hard and says he doesn’t know what his ambition is. Stan. Whitbread—He draws planes and inventions. Wants to in¬ vent something that will work. George Wood—The shy, small member of 9D. Often goes on a working spree. Boy, do girls make him blush! Dan Walker—One of the tallest in the class, gets much fun by trip¬ ping a lass. One of the best all-round good students. PET REMARKS BY TEACHERS Mr. White—After a corny joke remarks: ‘‘That one didn’t go over so hot, did it?” Mr. Dobson—”Why haven’t you your homework done?” Mr. Campbell—To grade nine students of Science: “Now class put on the soft pedal and tune in on your Science.” Miss Marshall—When a slight noise is heard: ‘‘Class Detention.” Mr. Whittle—Near the end of the period: “Time to clean up, boys.” Miss Weston—In French class: “Vite, vite!” Mr. Anderson—“If you don ' t behave. I’ll chuck you out.” Miss Wilson—When highly disturbed: Pickles.” Mr. Cooper—In Math.: “Now in last year’s Algebra paper . . Miss Clare—In Sewing Class: “Rip it out and do it over again.” Miss Rannie—In Music Class: “All right, class, begin after the next note.” 27

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Jean Connochie—Jeannie with the dark brown hair. With Harry Bebb will always pair. Betty Evans—Betty’s smart, without a doubt. When boys are about she’s never in a pout. Betty Fairbairn—Pretty, witty, blonde and sweet. She sweeps the boys right off their feet. Anne Fairley—Books and violin are her pals, She towers above the other gals. Joan Fairley—As a pianist Joan’s in demand, Thinks the song should be “There ' ll Always Be a Scotland.” Lawretta Hicks—At stamps our Lawretta’s quite a puff, At Science, boy! She knows her stuff. Gwen Jones—A mischievous sprite, Fooling us is her delight. Margaret Mitchell—Margaret ' s always willing to lend, To keep us tight-wads from having to spend. Ida Morrison—At basketball the whole school roots. For Ida, but don’t dare step on her boots. Audrey Jean Oliver—A.J.’s an all-round good sport, Never ashamed of her report . Audrey Severson—The Secretary of 8A, As an author is okay. Connie Taylor—Constance Taylor is a mite of a girl. And all boys think she’s quite a pearl. Lucill Ursenback—Her hair is always in a curl, Take it from me—she’s quite a girl. BIOGRAPHIES OF 8B Betty Appleton—Betty is a singer, Who thinks she is a hum-dinger. Julia Banda—Julia is quite a girl, When Martin is around she is in a whirl. Violet Bremner—Violet is quite the happy sort. She will take a part in evry sport. Terry Clark—Terry is our room president. To Albert Skelton her heart she has lent. Sybil Clements—Once a month Sybil gets a detention, Meanwhile she gives Jim Adams all her attention. June Court—June loves to dance, But studies put her in a trance. Ruth Foster—Ruth is a blonde lass. Some day she will teach a sewing class. Helen Johnston— Helen is noted for chewing gum, When doing her studies she is not so dumb. Margaret Kennedy—Marg’s favorite saying is “Stay Awhile.” She caught Bruce Robertson with her sweet smile. Daisy Kerby—Daisy loves a good book. Some day she will be a famous cook. 29