Westglen High School - Review Yearbook (Edmonton, Alberta Canada)

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TOP ROW—NANCY BURROWS, BOB BUTLER, MARJORIE CASSIDY, FLORENCE CHAPPELL. SECOND ROW—MAC CHINNECli AMARY CLARKE, RICHARD CLEGG, JOYCE COMRIE, THIRD ROW—GWEN COQW DICK COOK, LESLIE CORNESS, JIM COWLEY. BOTTOM ROW—GRAHAM CRwS, BOB CUTHBERTSON, KAY DAIN, JOY DAWSON. Page Sixteen

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TOP—DOUG. ADAMS, BRUCE ANGUS, FRED ASTLE, MARY BELL. BOTTOM—ROSE BENNER, NORMA BENTLEY, BOB BLACKETT, BOB BUCK. Doug Adams —Lived here since the age of two. Played fiddle in high school orches¬ tra and for last couple of terms has successfully managed school in mornings and worked at “The BAY” in the afternoons. Bruce Angus— A soldier at heart—he is Westglen’s Cadet Officer. Hockey is his fav¬ orite sport and apple pie his favorite food. Hopes to go to Varsity as an engineer. Good luck, Bruce ! Fred Astle —Well known for his humorous antics on ice (not only on ice). He says he abhors windy weather. Likes brunettes (guess who). Ambition: To pass exams. Mary Bell —Arrived in Edmonton October 9, 1925. Enjoys anything connected with ice cream (vanilla preferred). Pineapple milkshakes get her down. Will become a nurse. Rose Benner— This future chemist was born on November 24, 1924. Has no par¬ ticular likes but pet hate is breakfast. We wish her luck in her career at varsity. Norma Bentley-Likes hiking, bicycling, skating and is a member of the Leader Grads. Plans to go in for nursing in the fall. Good luck, Norm !. Bob Blackett— Where there’s Freddie there’s Bob ! They do a pair on fancy skates (comedy of course). Likes skiing and women. Pet aversion: Latin. Wants to sleep, sleep, sleep. Bob Budk —Tall, dark—you can decide the rest for yourself. Loves cokes and hates work. Ambition: Air Force. Nancy Burrows —This “bonnie little lass” came over from Scotland about 3 years ago. She is Valedictorian for the graduating class, and takes an active part in activities around the school. Bob Butler —Born in 1926 in Calgary; likes stuff but not scruff. Bob dislikes getting up before noon. Page Fifteen

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Marjorie Cassidy —Has a weakness for pumpkin pie and dancing. Dislikes talkative people. Ambition: To be a navy nurse. We wish you luck in your career 1 Florence Chappell —Takes an active part in all sports, but stars in basketball. Mince pies and ice cream play favorites. Dislikes: Gum cracking and peppermints. Mac Chinneck —Arrived in this world July 23, 1926. Likes chocolate milk shakes (hard to get too) but hates homework. Now an AC2 in R.C.A.F. Mark Clarke —Hails from Clover Bar. Likes good music, fun and reading. Her am¬ bition: One of those rare specimens—a doctor. Good luck, Mary ! Richard Clegg —Goes in for swimming and skating. He dislikes getting up early. Air force will take hold of him or he will become an electrical engineer. Joyce Comrie —This 19 year old blonde likes all sports. Won fame for herself in bad¬ minton. Dislikes work (who doesn’t). She hopes to become someone’s steno. Gwen Cook —An amateur photographer, poet and boogie-woogie fiend. Dislikes con¬ ceited men and pink tea parties. Ambition: To delve into the mysteries of Chem. Dick Cook —Came into being near the end of 1926. Takes part in all sports, he likes peachy gals and playing the fool. Hopes to get out of Latin III. d -Z JIac L Leslie Comess —Known for his witty sayings, Les has four hobbies: Says collecting (airplanes), pictures, skiing and cycling. photography. Detests “jitterbugging”. Jim Cowley —Our Pres, stars in basketball, but participates in all sports. Likes everything except rice pudding. Hopes to become an aeronautical engineer. Graham Cragg —This 18 year old athlete excels in hockey. Likes sleeping in. Dis¬ likes bow-legs and custard. Navy may soon have another good (?) man. Best of luck ! Bob Cuthbertson —Tall lad of 19 he is an all round sport, but is at his best when play¬ ing hockey, rugby or baseball. Chief worry before the navy takes hold of him— Latin III. Kay Dain —Has a “cheery smile for everyone”. Loves dancing, biking or roller-skat¬ ing. Likes everyone else; has pet aversions—“snobs” and Latin III. Joy Dawson —One of the great army of Sinatra fans, she likes travelling, books, fish¬ ing, cats. Dislikes: conceited people, and tomatoes. Varsity education. Jack Day —Born in Montreal—came to Edmonton in 1939. Has to his credit 2 schol¬ arships and 2 academic pins. This “brain” is a warrant officer in the air cadets. Jim Deary —Hails from London, England. Takes part in basketball, track, swimming, wolfing. Colorful ties are his specialty. Ambition: to see the world. Mary Douglas —Saw light of day June 3, 1925. Loves dogs, hiking, and ham sand¬ wiches. Hobbies: corresponding and collecting stamps. Dislikes soap operas and teas. Marvin Dower —Born 1926. Likes golf and sleeping in mornings. Dislikes taking notes in Social Studies; and shaving. Hopes to shoot golf in the low 70’s soon. Jim Dunn —This 17 year old member of the Hi-Y has many likes—mostly chocolate and Audrey. Dislikes hard labor. Page Seventeen