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

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FIRE AUTO INSURANCE CHAUVIN, ALLSOP CO., LIMITED | 202 McL McLeod Bldg. Phone 21661 -— --+ Uncle Ben’s Exchange B. LEIBOVITZ, Prop. ■ ■ ■ Hunters’, Campers’ Supplies Sporting Goods Musical Instruments ■ ■ ■ EST. 1912 NEXT TO RIALTO +-—--—-- WESTMOUNT GARAGE Chrysler and Plymouth Dealers GENERAL REPAIRS GAS, OIL ACCESSORIES 11018 127th St. Ph. 83185 JOKES As the little girl who used to want an all-day sucker grows old¬ er, she is more easily satisfied with a sucker just for the evening. The bases are loaded; a batter hits a homer, and not a man across —How come? It was a girls’ game. Gwen Kemp: “Stop, this can’t go on !” Shoe Salesman: “Very well, madam. We’ll try another size.” Did you hear about the garage operator with a wife so ugly that he aways had to take her with him. He never had the courage to kiss her goodbye ! Shirley MacDonald: “I wonder why there are so many more auto wrecks than railway accidents?” Jim Fleming: “That’s easy. Did you ever hear of a fireman hugging the engineer?” The Community Drug Store Home-Made Ice Cream • • Soda Fountain Service ! LEE’S DRUG STORE 1 Personal Service — Minimum Prices [ SPECIAL ATTENTION TO PRESCRIPTIONS WESTERN CANADA NEWS “The Palace of Sweets” SUPPLIES OF Bars, Candies, Chocolates. 10359 Jasper Avenue Edmonton GIFTS AND MAGAZINES BYRON MORRISON (Morrison Barnes) Watchmaker and Jeweler 10010 101st Ave. Edmonton Phone 24662 PIANOS . . . MUSIC Musical Instruments ROBINSON SONS 10247 Jasper Ave., Edmonton, Alta. I Page Fifty-six

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YOU OWE IT YOUR EYES ! Have Them Examined Now ! Irving Kline - David Kline Registered Optometrists ---- IF IT’S ELECTRIC— We’ll Do It ! HILLAS ELECTRIC CO. 10347 Jasper Ave. Ph. 24971 1 I - CONNELL’S GROCERY MEAT MARKET High Quality Meats PICARDY CAKES FRESH DAILY 10998 124th St. Ph. 83128 -■+ -+ BURLINGTON Art Shop LEONARD B. HIGGINS, Prop. ★ ★ ★ PICTURES and PICTURE FRAMING S 1 Edmonton ! T - + 1 Alberta ■f E. G. WARHAM DIAMONDS and WATCHES ' | 10025 Jasper Avenue Edmonton - ---- SEE- H. KELLY For- CO. Plumbing Gas Fitting Hot Water Steam Heating ★ ★ ★ Phone 21665 l 10041 - 101A Ave. JOKES Father: “How is it, young man, that I find you kissing my daugh¬ ter? How is it, young man?” Jim Wood: “Great ! Great !” H= “Give me a kiss, darling.” “No, no. My mother is against kissing.” “Yeah, but I don’t want to kiss your mother.” If some of our studes stood in a circle, the Government would ar¬ rest them for being a dope ring. He Ken MacLeod: “Why are you washing your spoon in your finger bowl?” George Greenwood: “So I won’t get egg all over my pocket.” How fat she are ! She used to wasn’t, The reason is She daily doesp’t. She: “Does it make any differ¬ ence on which side of you I sit?” Alex. Fallow: “Not a bit. I’m ambidextrous.” Norma: “Bruce sent me a doz¬ en roses.” Neville: “Fresh?” Norma: “A little, but the roses squared things up.” He He He Teacher: “Don’t tell me you boys have been smoking !” Students: “All right, we won’t.” He He He was voted by his class the man most likely to go to seed. Page Fifty -five

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XKISR- - • ' . ' if •. . v i j II M ■. % I i J | 9io i yfv i BA ' ■§s ]ir 1 X S » ‘ V 1 i ,,, • • •■ ££ %%J f f i I Mji It A. ' 1 yff • P , (KSj K I | fe: r 1. FIRE DRILL. 2. MacDONALD SISTERS. 3. RAGS. 4. ALEX AND BETTY BEFORE THE SPRING BREAK-UP. 5. TWO FRIENDLY SUN BATHERS. 6. B. BLACKETT AND HIS SCONA BABE. 7. BAD NEWS, DOT? 8. JOHN AND JIM. 9. NANCY J. 10. LAST DAY OF SCHOOL, 1943. 11. MISS WALTER GONEK. 12. MURDO AND LILL. 13. GRINNIN’ GALS. 14. FREDDIE AND JEAN. 15. IN THE GOOD OLD DAYS—INCLUDES: M. LONG, B. ROBB, B. THYNE, J. RAMSEY, A. DICKSON, G. RICHARDSON. 16. THE BOYS LOOK MAD. 17. GEYDA AND RUTH. Page Fifty-seven