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

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• MARGARET EISEL . . . Ambition—Lady detective. Pet Saying—More fun than a barrel of monkeys. Favorite Pastime—Wolfing. • BEATRICE BOYD.. . Ambition—To get through school. Pet Saying—Oh! Favorite Pastime—Reading. • MARGARET STEELE . . . Ambition—Nursing. Pet Saying—Oh! • Favorite Pastime—Sports. • ALBERT BOYD . . . Ambition—Farmiqg. Pet Saying—None. Favorite Pastime—Shooting. • PAT BUCKTON . . . Ambition—Undecided. Pet Saying—Can I collect for the journal please Favorite Pastime—Playing ball. • ALAN TORY . . . Ambition—Architect. Pet Saying—Don’t show your ignorance. Favorite Pastime—Playing catch. • FREIDA ARMSTRONG . . . Ambition—Pass grade nine. Pet Saying—Iggy. Favorite Pastime—Learning to whistle and spraining my ankle. • BUNNY BOND . . . Ambition—Nothing particular. Pet Saying—Hi Ya kid- Favorite Pastime—Doing nothing. • FRED REID . . . Ambition—Saw bones. Pet Saying—Stupid egg. Favorite Pastime—Bike riding. 40

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Grade Nine Biographies • DOROTHY CAMERON . . . Ambition—To grow up. Pet Saying—Darn it. Favorite Pastime—Sports. • ELEANOR WEAR.. . Ambition—Air stewardess. Pet Saying—Woo and wah wah. Favorite Pastime—Talking or eating. • JAMES HILL . . . Ambition—Doctor or dentist. Favorite Pastime—Undecided. • CLARETTA WRIGHT . . . Ambition J o he a nurse and learn to do geometry. Pet Saying—Oh yeah. Favorite Pastime - Heading and sports. • RICHARD AYKROYD . . . Ambition—Engineer. Pet Saying— ' None. Favorite Pastime—Shooting. • GLENN ALEXANDER . . . Ambition—Undecided. Pet Saying—You’d look funny picking up your teeth with I wo busted arms. Favorite Pastime—Sleeping. • RUDOLPH MOLLAR . . . Ambition—Farming. Pet Saying—Woo what legs she’s got. Favorite Pastime—Out door sports. • BOB WILBRAHAM . . . Ambition—King of the Hobos. Pet Saying—That’s no guff. Favorite Pastime—Playing pool. 39

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Cellar Rat’s School Days By Claretta Wright and Frieda Armstrong At nine o’clock the buzzer rings, An then it’s time to work at things. First mathematics is on our chart; The teacher walks in—its time to start. In strolls Bunny, ten minutes late, It must have been last night she had that date. Our own Eleanor who doesn’t like math. Goes up to the board and our teacher will laugh. She hasn’t done that fifth question again My, oh my, that one gives her a pain! Verbs and nouns, that’s our English class. If we learn our nouns, we’ll be sure to pass; But Albert, who thinks he won’t succeed, Needs a great deal of teaching—a great deal indeed- In Social Studies we often have tests And even at times Rudi makes the best. We continue with Social for half an hour Then our red-headed “Dot” asks how to spell “tower” “Please, Dorothy”, our teacher warns the last time. Interruption in class is a serious crime. Our five minute break is here at last, But to the Grade Nine’s not a minute had passed. Directions show that Lit. comes next With Alan arguing about the last text. What is the reason Al’s usually right? It must be because he studies all night. Since he doesn’t go to bed early enough, He isn’t very big, but he’s really quite tough. Literatures over, now Physical Training— The girls don’t do very well but are surely gaining. Frieda Armtsrong, often known as “Doc”, Speeds round the bases at an expert walk. Pitcher “Rich” Aykroyd is happy-go-lucky, But when at a hall game the girls think he’s ducky. Then Jkn Hill strides up to the pan, And the look on his face makes him look like a man. At one-thirty we tramp into Science And Mr. Glen has a look of defiance As he and Bob talk about the war, 41