East St Paul Collegiate - Forerunner Yearbook (East St Paul, Manitoba Canada)

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BRIAN MOORE: Can usually be found explaining why his homework isn’t done. SHIRLEY WIELER: Likes science. Petite and chic. Ambition: Steward¬ ess. GORDON SMITH: A Grade 9 version of Shelly Berman, a real comedian. GLORIA MILLER: Hails from Narol. Has good prospects for the future. Good athlete. LINDA ANDERSON: Good-looking blond who enjoys curling and swim¬ ming. Future: Florence Nightin¬ gale. LYNDA OMENIK: Very conscien¬ tious student. Usually blushes easily at her classmates’ remarks. FRED MILLER: Grade 9’s Paul Bunyan, not only in size, but in the tall tales he tells. KAREN BIRKETT: Popular despite her ambition to become a teacher. New arrival from N. K. PAUL WEITZEL: Grade 9’s Albert Einstein who hopes to be an archi¬ tect. Takes an interest in basketball. DWIGHT HAMILTON: Has no luck in staying out of trouble although he’s hardly ever to blame. A good student whose favorite subject is recess. MARLENE BROSCHUK: A quiet student. Enjoys sports and mathe¬ matics. Ambition: Private secre¬ tary.

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EUNICE GRODZACK: Attractive artist of Grade 9. Favorite saying: “For heavens sakes!’’ Future: Stenographer. ALLAN REBECK: A quiet fellow who is an excellent worker. Likes curling and basketball. PAT KRUSE: Likes a social life. Has a smile for all good-looking boys. Future: Secretary. JERRY HOLMES: Lives up to his name; stays at home in the morning and can usually be found staggering into school about 9:30. CLIFFORD MC NEELY: The ath¬ letic type who really takes an inter¬ est in sports. He can usually be found in the gym. JUDY WACHAL: A first class co¬ medienne. Future: Nursing. Fate: Chasing handsome internes. FRED JENSEN: A newcomer to our school. Future: Pilot. SHEILA DE VISSER: Good student. Active in sports. Grade 9 s female representative on the Student Coun¬ cil. RAEBURN GILES: A very good artist who enjoys curling. A good student who could do better if he tried. BRIAN PROCTER: East St. Paul’s junior contribution to the Harlem Globetrotters. IRENE M ALAZDRE WICZ: Good student. Active in sports. Hopes to travel. Fate: Social worker.

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ANNETTE KOSTIUK: Shy but like¬ able. Good in school and sports. Ambition: Private Secretary. DANNY SULKERS: This shy inno¬ cent fellow takes home a pile of books each night. To study????? JOAN KUPCHAK: Good student. Loves to talk. (Teachers and friends will confirm this.) ADRIAN KOLTON: This curly- haired guy arrives early in the mornings to finish his homework. GARRY WACHAL: This member of the class enjoys going to Birds Hill for shops. He is also a good student. DIANE GULLE: “Dickie”, has an appealing personality. Ambition: Stewardess. ALLAN WEBER: Commonly called “Webb”. An ardent curler. GEORGINE SPOONER: Active in sports, likeable. Ambition: Private secretary. JIM PETERSON: Top student, more so in French. Takes part in sports. Future: Unknown. JUDY PCHAJEK: Inquisitive,blue¬ eyed brunette. Tops in work, sports, and pleasure. GORDON RAWLUK: This tall fellow likes shops and is also a very good basketball player. CAROLYN PRIGROSKI: Very good student. Excellent mathematician. Fate: Teaching.