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

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BOOK Page twenty-one CLASS 1—(Continued) PETER RICHARDSON—Hockey 1. Pete is one of the less noisy members of our class. He excels in Algebra which he does with no apparent effort. He has set his mind on going to Mount Royal next year and we wish him luck. ROLAND RICHARDSON—Rugby 1, 2, 3—Track 1, 2. Former member of Hi-Y, Gamma Phi clubs. “Roily” hopes to attend the University of Edinburgh to take Mining Engineering. Woe to the student whom “Roily” picks up in his Ford, as he very seldom arrives at school. ERNEST SALES—Rugby 1, 2. Ernie’s future is rather vagu°. He has yet to decide between joining the Air Force or going to Business College. It seems that there is a great deal of attraction in Elbow Park as Ernie is frequently seen hurrying along Elbow Drive. Editor’s Note: Does he live in that dis¬ trict ? DOUGLAS DAVID SMITH—Rugby 1. 2, 3—Basketball 1—Hockev 1. 2. Doug, and his companion at crime, Dyke, have performed many of the pranks around this school. The flaxen-haired giant is seen quite frequently with a petite blonde who gazes with awe at her handsome Doug. GEORGE VINCENT STOTT—Rugby 1, 2—Member of Hi-Y. We have often wondered how Vince manages to lead the whole school in the race home at noon and after four. Maybe he violates a very sacred rule to accomplish this feat. More speed (or hours) to Vincent. MARY MARGARET SULLIVAN—Room Rep. 4. A newcomer whom we gladly welcome to Western halls. She sings beautifully, and some day the world may hear about Mary—already she is famed for her talent in Algebra and Trig. (???). Hopes to go to Varsity to study Bacteriology. Good luck! FINDLAY TRICKEY—He is a member of the Wescani Club. He came to West¬ ern from a Winnipeg High School where he played Rugbv, Hockey and Basketball. He has taken no part in our sports, however. He is undecided about his future. ROBERTA MAE TODD—This vivacious young lady is Class l’s man-hater. (Sorry, Roberta, we won’t believe it). Her hobbies are walking and writing. Her ambition is to become a reporter. GERTRUDE WEBBER (Gertie)—Envied for her “ever curly locks.” She is secretary of “The Loud Speaker.” As reliable as day and night when it comes to answering Literature questions, and thus saves many a day. Went to Normal but decided school was better than teaching, so came to Western. MARGARET ISABEL WELSH—Marg. doesn’t brighten us with her presence very often. She is an elocutionist of renown—just hear her some time. We hear that she “dotes on bugs” and that she intends to go to Normal next year. JOHN GOLDING WEST—Rugby 1, 2. A member of Hi-Y and Wescani clubs. Jack hopes to go to the U. of A. for mediicne. Jack used to rival Sir Mal¬ colm Campbell by his speed tests, but those days are gone forever. THORNTON WHITE—Thornton is another of our radio experts, and he is often heard announcing programs from a local station. We hope he excels in this work and can some day be heard over the national chain. FREDERICK WILLIAMS—Fred leans toward radio rather than school work. This intense interest even springs forth between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. He hopes to attend U. of A. and become an Electrical Engineer, specializing in radio. At present he is an ardent short wave fan. KENNETH WRIGHT—Rugby 1. Attends school for one half-day only, an d then only periodically. His interests seem to lean to dancing, and we saw him wielding a wicked foot in the review. Ken’s future is still undecided. JENNY OLIVE WYRICK—Just small enough to be sweet and big .enough to be substantial,—that’s our Jennie. Forecast for her future—Mojnnt Royal Col¬ lege. Her hobbies are dancing and Maths.

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