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

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Page twenty-four YEAR Room 7 CLASS 2 Mr. Flick ELEANOR LAURIE ADOLPH—Elissa Landi’s latest rival. An all-round good sport and especially noted for her exceptional ability on the Senior Basketball team. Hopes to be a nurse as she envies all those in starched uniforms. KATHERINE JOSEPHINE ADOLPH—A friend of the worms—can’t stand to see them cut up in Biology. One of the Adolph sisters, famed for their sunny dispositions and beautiful hair. She insists on wondering what Mr. Harding is doing with those test tubes and that messy black stuff. BETTY LOREEN ALLAN (Betty to you)—Went to Western, then devoted a year of her time at Commercial. Came back to Western only to leave us again. She likes swimming, dancing and what have you ? Renowned for her biologi¬ cal massacre of Willie and Oscar (clams). At present is at home. JOHN FRANKLIN AIKENHEAD—Jack does not take part in school sports a great deal, but he can show you a thing or two about golf. He plans to finish his Senior Matriculation next year, then he will study medicine at the U. of A. NORA KATHLEEN BAKER—By her arts of mimicry (Pop-eye favorite victim), this happy-go-lucky personage manages to keep all those around her giggling. Her heart and mind are set upon the career of nursing. Her main worry now is to find a maximum value by differentiation. HAROLD KIRK BAKER—“Hal” plays rugby and baseball and plays around with the teachers. He is quite a speed skater, being on our winning relay team. He intends to go in for Diesel Engineering, if, as and when he gets out of Western. DOROTHY FAIRPULL BALLANTYNE—Class 2’s book-worm and literary genius. We suspect that she reads far, far into the night and then forgets to get up in the morning. She is very quiet and reserved and—hear ye—pays attention to the teachers. Of course, she aspires to be a journalist. MARY ANNE BEATON—McKillop Scholarship (3), Junior Mathriculation Schol¬ arship. The Fates ordained that this modest personality should be a shining star, with the result that we gaze with awe at her dazzling averages. WILLIAM GRAHAM CAMPBELL BOYD—A stalwart member of our Intermedi¬ ate Rugby team. Campbell has his heart set on being a policeman, but next year will probably find him at Western again. DOUGLAS FRANK BUCHANAN—Doug, plans to come back to Western next year. He says he has no ambition, but we disagree—he is just too modest. “Douglas is a silent lad. But when he’s around the girls arc glad.” THOMAS HUGH BUCHANAN—His sunny disposition and sterling personality win him many friends. He is interested in ever snort and nla v s them all well. He aspires to become a famous doctor. Next year will find him at Mount Royal. GEORGE HOLLANDS CAMPBELL—“Butch” has been a consistently good stu¬ dent at High school, yet he has found time to become an expert in radio work. We may expect to hear his name some day connected with radio fame. MADGE MARION CARDELL—Madge is President of the Kappa Gamma Sorority and a member of the Girls’ Hi-Y. Is usually the centre of a group of admir¬ ing males. Has quite a happy time of it with only four subjects, but 1 we predict work ahead when she starts her nursing course at Varsity. JEAN SHANKS CLARK—Puzzle: “How does Jean do it?”—Vice-President of the Girls’ Hi-Y; Room Representative (3), (4); averages around 90 per cent. Says she detests school (we don’t believe it). Ambition: To pass by Western during the last month of school without having to go in. JACK EDWARD CORBETT—“Corbie” is a member of the new Wescani Club. Next year he intends to go to Varsity to study Medicine. He is noted for his blushes when teased about the way he spends his week-ends. FRANCES LUCILLE CRAWFORD (Fran.)—Points: 1, Believes in a minimum of school effort but always gets honors; 2, Her height makes her an invalu¬ able centre on the Senior Basketball team; 3, Holds an undisputed record for snappy comebacks to teachers.