Western Canada High School - Yearbook (Calgary, Alberta Canada)

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Page twenty-six YEAR CLASS 2 - (Continued) ISADORE EDWARD GOFSKY—This youth was born in Calgary in 1915, and attended Public school here until ready to settle with the rest of us at West¬ ern. He played a major part with the 1932 Senior Rugby team. His favorite pastime is asking students around him for the time. His main ambition is to prosper. HELEN LUCY HAIRSINE—This petite lass was born in Vernon, B.C., and dwelt there for twelve uneventful years; then, lured to Calgary, she attended Public school and Western. Helen claims she is going to retire when she finishes Grade XII. JOHN BRADFORD HALL—This curly-headed lad was born in Calgary in 1915. After spending some years in Ontario he came back to our fair city and our Western Canada High School. Jack intends to go east again to take electrical engineering at Toronto University. BEN DAVE HANEN—Ben was born in the wilds of Alberta in 1915. When first heard of he was attending Public school in Calgary. He eventually found his way to Western where he devotes himself to hockey and school work. His ambition is “not to be late for a whole year.” MARTHA ELIZABETH HOLM—This Montana-born maiden hails from the town of Eckville, where she received most of her education. Now she’s at Western to g’et her Senior Matriculation. Martha is going to be a school-marm and teach her pupils the three R’s. JOHN ALEXANDER IRVINE—Jack claims Calgary as his birthplace. He attended Haultain and since then has graced Western with his cowlick. Noted for copying History notes in Geometry period—he is a model student ( ?). BARBARA MARY SAGE JARMAN—About fifteen years ago Barbara was born in Edmonton, but soon came to Calgary. For the past few years she has been winning all the laurels in the badminton world and is now aspiring for similar tennis championships. She is sports editor of the Year Book and plans, on taking Physical Education at Varsity next year. HAROLD JAMES KENNEDY—Two great events took place on August 4, 1911: the Great War broke out and Edmonton was honored by the arrival of this bright lad. In 1926 he came to Calgary where he attended Sunalta and West¬ ern. Next year Harold intends to study Civil Engineering. MONA KATHERINE MACAULAY—This bonnie lassie hails from St. Catherines, Ontario. Although only sixteen, she is in Grade XII. Mona is the drummer in the Calgary Girls’ Pipe Band. She is a master at mimicry and has con¬ siderable ability as an artist. JOSEPH STANLEY MICHENER—This cheerful occupant of a back seat in Class 2 was born at Red Deer, 1915. He graduated from Mount Royal to enter our institution of learning. He is reputed to be a skilful radio technician. Joe is undecided about next year. HOWARD D. MINCHIN—Was born in Grande Prairie, but came south in 1927, and attended Mount Royal, and then graced the class rooms of Tech, and Western Canada. Some day he hopes to become a civil engineer. In the meantime he upholds the honor of Western in rugby and hockey. GERTRUDE ELIZABETH MITCHELL—Bettie was born in Vulcan in 1914. She came to Calgary to receive her Public and High school education. Her sunny disposition helps to brighten the gloom of Class 2. Her next venture is to study nursing in Toronto. Best of luck, Bettie! PATRICIA DOROTHY MITCHELL—Pat. returned to Western about two months late this year, but despite the drudgery of catching up, her smile never faded. She was recently elected President of the Alpha Sigma Tau Sorority. After obtaining her Senior Matric. Pat. is going to train for a nurse.