Wainwright High School - Black and Gold Yearbook (Wainwright, Alberta Canada)

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• JIMMY ROBINSON . . . Ambition—To control his heart when Audrey comes near. Pet Saying—Wheat up a cent. Favorite Pastime—Doing bookkeeping with Mary Teeters. Comment—He’s not big—but oh he’s mighty. And does he ever show Gene Kruppa up on those drums. How about gifting, to him some lessons huh? ? ? • LORNE McLEOD . . . Ambition—Seeking for the girl with the recipe for “Shoo-Fly Pie and Apple Pan Dwdy”. Pet Saying—Why? ? ? Favorite Pastime—Chasing women. Comment—The sharp character with the beautiful red hair. Is that the results of vinegar, Lome? Sure knows how to tickle the reed on his clarinet. Has it bad for a certain dark haired lassie in B room—we don’t blame you Lome. ® MYRTLE NICHOLSON . . . Ambition—To be a teacher. Pet Saying—Gosh. Favorite Pastime—Reading. Comment—We know Myrtle will make a good teacher. She is good at thinking things out and ' specially in Geometry. • PHYLIS HUTCHINSON . . . Ambition—Primary Teacher. Pet Saying—Good gravey! Favorite Pastime—Bike riding. Comment—A very quiet girl, but as you know still waters run deep. Thinks a lot of her Geometry text and is continually reading it—don’t the stories get monotonous, Phylis? • LOIS DONELLY . . . Ambition—To get hooked. Pet Saying—You don’t say. Favorite Pastime—Wolfing. Comment—A dark haired beauty who makes the boys sit up and take notice. Does what she wants to and it sure isn’t Social. 33

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« JOHN THOMAS KENNEDY . . . Ambition—Betty. Pet Saying—Huba, huba! Favorite Pastime—Alice. Comment—The boy who hands in blank exam papers and ex¬ pects marks for neatness. Not such a bad idea Tom, if you can get away with it. Friendly kid, and always work¬ ing. ® ALICE RASMUSSEN . . . Ambition—Nurse. Pet Saying—Oh brother! Favorite Pastime—Going down town at noon hour. Comment—Who’s your heart-throb on the bike Alice. A sweet quiet girl who always has her homework done. « MARJORIE JOYCE . . . Ambition—To become Keith’s ideal. Pet Saying—How did I get this way? Favorite Pastime—Strolling on Sunday afternoon. Comment—A super girl who gets along with everybody. Has a smile and boy does it make a person drool. Clever in most things, ’specially with steel and number 60. ® FRANK NICHOLSON . . . Ambition—To get a woman. Pet Saying—Oh honey bunch of stinkweed. Favorite Pastime—Necking with Shirley Woodward. Comment—If Frank goes as far as his brother, he’ll really go places, so kids be sure to read your newspapers in 1956— even if you’re not trying to get through on current events. ® LYMAN ALEXANDER . . . Ambition—Drink two bottles of Coke without getting dizzy. Pet Saying—Hey Jean come here. Favorite Pastime—Trying to get Jean. Comment—The boy in grade ten that makes all the girls hearts take an extra leap. Has the most beautiful black hair, wow! He sure must keep Hazel or Doris busy- 32

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• BETTY SCHUMACHER . . . Ambition—To go out with Tom Kennedy. Pet Saying—Oh Tommie please don’t. Favorite Pastime—Two timing Tom. Comment—A swell kid whom everybody likes. Got a lot of nice things to say about people—that kind come few and far between. An expert at the piano and loves her practic¬ ing, eh Betty? • AILEEN TORY . . . Ambition—To get a man. Pet S aying—Hold tight corporal I’m coming in on the beam. Favorite Pastime—Gossiping with friends. Comment—A tall girl with a pleasing smile. Takes a great in¬ terest in the army, and gee, which one gave her the bracelet • PATSY WHITE . . . Ambition—To be able to express myself with ? Pet Saying—I love that man! Favorite Pastime—Doing English I. Comments—The friendly blue eyed lass who always enjoys her class periods with Glen. • SHIRLEY BELL . . . Ambition—To learn to wolf like Lois and Irene. Pet Saying—That’ll be the day. Favorite Pastime—Playing hookey. Comments—The glamour girl who appears to be quiet at school. Is it that we just don’t know you, Shirley? ? ? • BERNARD POLLARD . . . Ambition—To get even with the teachers. Pet Saying—Lend us a dime. Favorite Pastime—Shoveling sno v off strawberries. Comments—“The little boy” from Grade Ten who always has his work done? ? We wonder where he spends his Friday afternoons. • IRENE POLLOCK . . . Ambition—Has no ambition. Pet Saying—Hey screwball. Favorite Pastime—Helping Lois wolf. Comments—The only blonde hailing from “B” room. Competes with Shirley Woodward for the army. We wonder who has the most by now. 34