Convent of the Child Jesus - Yearbook (North Battleford, Saskatchewan, Canada)

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Lynda Gnadt Lynda is COCJ ' s silver-tongued orator. She has brought honors to the Convent on several occasions in public speaking contests. Her quick wit and contagious laugh¬ ter are sure to get us all in a good mood when she is present. She has plans for Business College, and later on, a nursing career. Mary Ann Omilon Mary Ann has been kept busy attending to her duties as Secretary of the Drama Club, and as a Candy Striper. Her quietness and concentration in school will surely serve her well in whatever she chooses to do in the fu¬ ture. Eileen Bowes Eileen is the athletic star of the class. Her chosen career is nursing, and she will find her active participation in sports handy here. As a good shot in curling, and an expert in judo, her patients won’t give her much trouble. Helen Tusznio Helen is the editor of our yearbook She has a natural curiosity about things and will persist in asking questions till she is satisfied with the answers. Such persistence should be of value to her in her chosen field — physio¬ therapy. Marlene Reschke Marlene is the girl who drives the ’58 Chev and is fa¬ mous for her flat tires. Once you’ve finished Business College and find yourself wealthy, remember all those people who helped change those tires. Bernice Wahl As Vice-President of the Student Council, President of the Drama Club, and Editor of the school paper, Bernice has been a busy girl this year. A nursing career is call¬ ing her, and a busy life ahead.

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Olga Kudyba Her personality, cheerfulness, and vitality contribute greatly to Olga ' s likeability. When she does anything of great importance, she goes in boots and all, and the results are usually terrific. It sounds as though Olga will be a whopping success in her future life. Barbara Angell This lively girl is not one to let the grass grow under her feet. Her boundless energy and enthusiasm carry her from one activity to another. A sly, mysterious smile at times, makes us wonder what she’s been up to. Grade Twelve A Gayle Chapman Here is a cheerful and friendly girl who is liked by ail. As a candy striper, she has generously donated her time, and her smile has lighted the hearts of many who have spent many days in the hospital. Gayle has also been Secretary of the Student Council this year. Patricia Maksymchuk When Pat joins the Navy, she will be as great an asset there as she has been at COCJ. For the past year her bell ringing has saved many a student who did not have her homework done. Sister Mary Margaret, Room Teacher

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Donna Bujnowski Donna was treasurer of the COCJ Student Council this year. She is another talented graduate who excells in public speaking, singing, school work, and acting. Alandina LaPlante Alandina is from Cochin. Her serious and reserved dis¬ position makes her a model student. What the future holds for this young lady, we do not know, because Alan- dina’s quiet and secretive nature withholds this informa¬ tion. Diane Kahl In a few years, be on the lookout for Diane, stewardess for Air Canada. If you get on her flight, consider your¬ self lucky, for Diane will probably serve you one of those tasty dishes she learned to serve at the Dog ’n Suds. Dorothy Guthrie I would like to read a poem written about Dorothy by one of her classmates: “She ' s little, but she’s wise, She’s a terror for her size.” Because of her ability to put her point across, Dorothy is sure to be a success as a teacher. Annette Cote Annette has been our capable and efficient President of the Student Council this year. We are sure that with her agreeable personality and her zest for living, she will achieve her goal. We’ll all miss her famous words — “Okay — Umm!” Rita Murphy Rita comes from Battleford way on our well known local bus. She’s reserved and quiet during class, but enjoys a lively chat now and again. Her ability to converse with people will win her friends when she steps forth into the