Elmwood High School - Inscripta Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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Delores Pasaluko — The good- looking social rep. of 11-26. Am¬ bition: To be a great success. Ultimate Fate: Successful danc¬ ing teacher. Pet Peeve: Work¬ ing at Jack’s. Angie Rogocki — Comedian of 11-26. May be seen at the water fountain between periods caus¬ ing a riot. Ambition: To stop laughing for 20 seconds. Favor¬ ite saying: Got any lunch? Carol Smiiiy Smith — She is usually seen with S.I., B.T. and J.H. Ambition: To build a bridge across the Pacific Ocean and to “hook” B.N. Pet Peeve: Having to miss a meal. Ultimate Fate: Having to live on rations. Marleen Sovak — One of the quiet hard-working girls of 11- 26. Ambition: Secretary. Ulti¬ mate Fate: To marry a boy without manners. Pet Peeve: Boys without manners. Rose Marie Squarie — Always seen in a hurry and usually seen walking to school with A.B. and J.B. Ambition: Secretary. Ultimate Fate: Licking stamps. Pet Peeve: Talking to S.K. Garry Stupack — One of the quiet boys of room 11-26?? Am¬ bition: To catch a dear (two legged variety). Ultimate Fate: Catch a four legged one. Favor¬ ite Saying: Borrow me your B.A. scribbler. Marie Tates —11-26’s Comedian. Can usually be seen upsetting Mrs. H’s. classes. Ambition: To travel. Ultimate Fate: Car sales¬ woman at Honest Harry’s. Pet Peeve: Little white mice. Brenda Tomlinson —“Tommey” — One of the four mousketeers of 11-26. Ambition: To serve a banana split to L.S. at Eaton’s on the third floor. Ultimate Fate: To eat it herself. Loves to sleep more than anything else. Stuart Wurtak — Is one of 11- 26’s smart bo ys (ha, ha). Favor¬ ite Saying: You’re wrong. Ambi¬ tion: To be an Auto Mechanic. Ultimate Fate: Car jockey at the St. Regis Car Park. 37

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Janis Huard — Genius of 11-26 (surely you jest). Noted for skipping Mrs. M’s classes and for her one minute to nine ar¬ rivals. Ambition: To be the first to cross C.S.’s bridge across the Pacific Ocean. Sandra Inglis — The little doll of 11-26. “Ingy” is liked by everyone. Favourite Saying: “Oh now you made me make a mistake”. Ambition: Steno¬ grapher. Ultimate Fate: Taking dictation from H the rest of her life. Betty Johnson —The cute, quiet, brain of 11-26. One of the three members of the “Under Five Feet Club”. Ambition: be a sec¬ retary and sit on the boss’s knee all day. Ultimate Fate: Having a lady boss. Pet Peeve: Phys. Ed. Gail Kunderman — Cute little miss of 11-26 who can be seen fighting with her lock at 8:55. Ambition: To marry R.O. and raise multi little monsters. Ulti¬ mate Fate: Raising monsters. Pet Peeve: Gossippers. Favorite Saying: Got a dime? f Hilda Luizer —11-26’s pessimist. Can usually be seen arguing with Mr. Toews. Pet Peeve: Boys. Ambition: Nursing. Ulti¬ mate Fate: Washing bed pans. Good luck in the future, Hilda. Annette Leveque — Can usual¬ ly be seen copying her home¬ work from D. M. Pet Passions: Movies and the latest records. Ambition: Marry R. S. and raise a family. Ultimate Fate: An old maid. Shirley McKay — The athletic blonde bombshell of 11-26. One of the three members of the “Under 5 Foot Club” of 11-26. Always seen with R. S. Favor¬ ite saying: You crud! Ambition: to marry R. S. Ultimate Fate: Old maid. Jacqueline Marchuk —- “Jackie” may be found in the washroom at 8:59 and 1:29 or translating someone else’s Shorthand. A true pal. Pet peeve: Exams and also summer holidays. Ambi¬ tion: To marry M. W. and to lose weight. Dianne Martel — Quiet Redhead of 11-26. Attains a high schol¬ astic standing. Enjoys reading library books during activity periods. Ambition: To marry M. B. Pet Peeve: Multi children crying. Sandra Menzies — 11-26’s pres¬ ident. Usually seen discussing yesterday’s events with F. H. Likes include sports, dancing, records and boys. Ambition: Airline Stewardess. Ultimate Fate: Sweeping air fields. Pat Mirosh — The dark-haired beauty of 11-26 who is liked by all. Ambition: To marry Joe and have lots of kids. Favorite saying: Too Bad. Ultimate Fate: Old Maid. Nancy Morris — She is usually seen working towards the water fountain between change of classes. Pet peeve: reading back her shorthand after taking dict¬ ation. Ambition: secretary. Ulti¬ mate Fate: Cleaning woman. 36

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Since 1941, through our Junior Council, we have been Keeping Young with Young Canada Judy Almrud Ian Thomson ELMWOOD HIGH SCHOOL The youthful enthusiasm and energy of the 21 Junior Council groups and the 17 Junior Executive groups, (they started in 1946) we have been privileged to work with has kept us very much in touch with the needs and desires of the High School students in Metropolitan Winnipeg. The representatives each year have been of outstanding calibre, and we are particularly proud of the 1962-1963 twenty-six Junior Executives and twenty-nine Junior Councillors, many of whom have achieved academic and other distinctions. Chosen for high academic standi ng, personality, and interest and participation in student activities, through practical experience in selling and informative discussion in their weekly meetings, they learn the fundamentals of modern retail business methods and merchandising. EATON ' S the store for Young Canada