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

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BOOK Page 41 CLASS 8—Continued JEAN DICKSON— There’s a basketball game tonight, and it’s FREE. That ought to bring everybody out.’’ We wonder if there is a little Scotch in Jean. JEAN DURNO— Works on eight subjects, with Olds in view; Would you do that, I’m asking you? PHYLLIS DWELLEY— Is very small and very quiet; To keep her shape, we think she must diet. FRANCES FLESHER— Jolly and mischievious, That ' s our Frankie. BILL FORD—Bill attended King Edward Public School. They call him Foggy Ford. Sometimes Smoky’’ (Firebug). GEORGINA FOTHERINGHAM— Georgie is cute with her weekly marcell; And in junior dramatics she sure does excel. HARRY GOFSKY— A rugby player of great renown, Who doesn’t let Latin get him down. JUSTIN GROTT— Justin comes from Big Valley. Girls, he is a Vallee!” CONSTANCE HAFFERN—She may be small, but she can make herself heard, in the largest of gatherings. LENA HAMBLING— Is fair and tall; is not too bad With a basket-ball. DOUG. HAWKES—Doug, used to visit Earl Grey Scnool, but now visits, we know not where, (nocte). MARGARET HAYDEN— Is always happy, and as an athlete Is pretty snappy! MILTON HYNDMAN— Rubinoff, we call him. MAE KENNEDY- Always has something up her sleeve; Wrong again, boys, it’s not her heart. IRENE KING— Quiet and calm, of gentle mien, Seldom heard, or seldom seen. CHARLES LAYCRAFT— Specialist in Latin, Who comes in the ’Matin. BILL McADAM—Has attended Haultain Public School, we find Bill often on the Visitor’s List (Chemistry). DONALD McDANIEL— Don is a Scot, so we’ll economize on the spot. ROSS MAGUIRE—Ross believes that sound is a rapid series of osculations.

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Page 40 YEAR CLASS 7—Continued MARY SEELEY— M—for Mercy. A—for Absence. R—for Resourcefulness. Y—for Youthfulness. MILLO SHAW—Shaw has attended C.C.I. and C.H.H.S., but on the arrival of his wisdom teeth, he came to Western. JOSEPH SILVER—Seldom seen, but often heard. NORMA SKELTON— Clever, quiet, capable, mild, Never too meek, and certainly not wild. REGINALD SMITH— I love coffee, I love tea, I love the girls, and the girls love me. ALLAN SPENCE—The thorn in our flesh, always worrying us for the money for our Year Books and for our “write-ups.” KAY TAIT— Whence? Calgary. Educated? Elbow Park and Western Canada. Sayings? This is my specialty!” Weaknesses? Arithmetic and Zippers. ROSS UPTON—Woman-hater of Class 7 (Oh, Yeah?) Nothing so becomes a man as modest stillness and humility.” HYMAN WOLOCHOW—Wolly is believed to have busied himself with the study of Newton ' s first law of motion while still in his crib. PAUL ZABOK— Paul, the student; Paul, the sprinter, Ai sight of Paul the girls’ hearts flutter. CLASS 8 SYLVIA ASH— Sylvia sits at the back of the room, And always before her, History does, loom. DONALD BEATON—Don originally came from Wyoming. He has attended Stanley Jones and Haultain Public Schools. “Beaton, but not beaten.” ISABEL BLACK—An impetuous giggle breaks the stillness of the room! You ' re right, it ' s Isabel Black! MARGARET CAMERON— Marg. is envied by all the girls Because of her fair permanent curls. JOYCE CHEAL- Is Class Eight’s best musician; To be a music teacher is her ambition. RACHAEL CRANE— Rae says, “Oh, nix on books! It’s better to have appeal than looks.”

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Page 42 YEAR CLASS 8—Continued BILL MCGUFFIN—Bill believes that strategy is, when you don’t let the enemy know 1 that you are out of ammunition but keep on firing. MARGARET McLAREN— She is winsome, she is wise, But she ' s a terror for her size. sheila Mclennan— Sheila is most wise and solemn, What the teachers don ' t know, she will tell ' em.” MARY MARTlN- As a dancer and a skater, First place we do rate her. LES. MATHESON— A noted economist and politician, Who has a fool-proof solution, For the prevailing depression—ask him about it. DOROTHY MILBURN— Dorothy Milburn, fair and shy, Know any literature? No, not I. THELMA (BILLIE) NORRIS— Track is her best and favorite sport, And in basketball, the loop’s her port. JEAN NOWERS— A dignified lass; this school does curse, Because her ambition is to become a nurse. DAN OSBORNE—Was born in Winnipeg, where he attended Public School, He is I now with us — or is he? (Have you got a cigarette?) DOUG. POCOCK—Doug, has many ambitious ideas about his school work, but we I somewhow forgot to ask him when he intended to graduate. GLADYS POCOCK— Pink and white, plump but bright, A smile as pleasant as can be. That’s our Gladys to a T. DICK REEVES—Dick is unemployed most of the day, except when he is giving careful I advice to Bill McGuffin in Chemistry class. KEN. WILSON— On brother Don ' s arrival in History class, Ken: Now ' s my chance to show him up. PHYLLIS WOLOCHOW— Phyl. hails from the town of Trochu Lots of brains and appeal is her motto. RUTH SNOWDON— In Algebra a student of high renown, And one of the slickest swimmers in town. BERNICE TUPLING— Lovely and dark, to pass her mark. She sets her heart. MARGARET WHITLAW— Marg. has never much to say, Guess that she was born that way. •