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

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JUDY BUCHOLZ: Con usually be seen rushing into class at the last minute. Judy is one of 11-26 whose interests included bowling and chess. MAUREEN COBB: “Barry’s better half. Is called “Tomato Head . ..blushes easily. She is one of the Great Eight Beauties. Can never be found in the halls. (I wonder why.) LUCILLE COSS: The quiet auburn of 11-26. She likes eat ing and dancing. Pet Peeve; messy lockers. Ambition; to be a good secretary and to travel. MARIA DE BROEKERT: Slightly tall brunette of 11-26, who is usually seen running around rooms at 9 o’clock. Ambition: tallest stewardess in American Airlines. Fate; airplane mechanic. JUNE DESMARAIS: The friendly giant of 11-26. Consider s 1 very unladylike; one of the Great Eight Beauties. Her blonde hair attracts all the guys. Ambition; to see the wo r Id. LINDA EYOLFSON: Can usually be seen fighting to get to the “can with her inseparable better half, Maria. Always chasing her feed bag around school. Ambition; to grow 3 inches. GERALDINE EZINICKI: “Gerry is seen running into the washroom before classes. Favorite Saying; “D ' ya wanna slug inna face? Likes; Morris, Corvettes, pizzas. Pet Peeve; P.E. PAT GEMBEY: Can usually be seen sitting in the back of class sleeping and horsing around with G.E. Pet Peeve; smoking regulations. Likes; Joey and convertibles. MAUREEN HALPENNY: Is the cute little dye job of the Great Eight Beauties. She’s always looking for a certain somebody in the halls with J.P. Fate; nobody. KAREN HERBERT: The only sophisticated chick to be found in the room. Forever trying to teach the other chicks proper etiquette. SUSAN LAUDINSKY: Loved by ALL; (soap). Is the noisiest of the Great Eight Beauties. We must admit that she is a pretty cute BRUTE, tho‘. Ambition; California or bust. LYNDA LAZARUK: The quiet green-eyed Miss of 11-26. Interest; Dancing. Ambition; to become a private secretary and travel to Hawaii. DIANNE LITTLEJOHNS: Short, long-haired girl from 11-26. Usually seen with K.H. transcribing shorthand. Ambition; typist. Ultimate fate; changing typewriter ribbons. Pet Peeve: P.E. JANET PARDOSKI: Is the short black haired member of the Great Eight Beauties. Can usually be seen in the halls with M.H. looking for cute prospects. Favorite Saying; He’s my honey. LINDA ROWE: A short blonde of 11-26. Usually seen looking for L.W. Dislikes people pushing her around. Ambition: to marry George and raise little Webster ' s.

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ROY ROSMUS: Alias “Razor , his latest flame is M.W. Main Ambition: To join the army after a few more years of Grade 11■ Ultimate Fate: Discharged because of flat feet. GORDON ROST: Quiet one who can be seen cranking his car on cold winter days. Ambition: See his car start. Ultimate Fate: Buying a new one. Subject: LANCE SANDERSON: Believes in freedom of Speech, especially in class. Sports-minded, in everything. Ambition: To own O’Keefe’s Brewery. Ultimate Fate: Door-to-door Salesman. GERRY SAUNDERS: The famed “Rocky” of 11-25. Usually seen hanging aroun with Smear, Ups, Banger, and Potts. Ambition: To get out of school. Pet Peeve: Wearing shorts in Phys. Ed. RICHARD SMITH: Usually found chasing around the room after W.O. or watching the construction men at work. Pet Peeve: Crazy antics of W.O. Ambition: To get through Lit. PAUL SVEINSON: Better known as “Slicks’’. Can usually be seen trying to find his books. Favorite Saying: “Gee, I don’t know.” Good Luck in the Future. BRIAN “TOISH” TURZAK: The utmost ultimate in Elm¬ wood. He doesn’t seem to realize the school includes Friday, Ambition: Famous Actor. Ultimate Fate: Shinck. ATTILA “PETE” VERKARTI: One of the few brains of 11-25. Mostly seen in any show. Ambition: To become a play-write. Ultimate Fate: Usher at Oak. LINDA WARD: “Gum Cracker” of 11-25. Likes spending her weekends working at Safeway with Brian. Pet Peeve: “The Gleesome Threesome”. Ambition: Brian!! Ultimate Fate: Brian and Jerriel! MERLE ANNE WARD: This cute, shy little girl of 7 7-25 is always ready to do a favour for anyone. Amb it ion: To pass Grade 11 without writing exams. Ultimate Fate: You guessed itI BARBARA WILLIAMS: Dark-eyed doll of 25, who can ' t take her eyes off a certain J.H. in the room. Ambition: To win an argument. Pet Peeve: Messy lockers. RON ZELLIS: Ron is one of the quietest boys in the room. Likes to shoot pool and play hockey. Ambition: Hot- rodder. Ultimate Fate: Cart Pusher. SANDY ATCHISON: The red-headed blonde?? The quiet but lovable girl who is one of the Great Eight Beauties. She can always be seen dreaming about Bryan 0. TRUDY BODMAN: The big brown-eyed — of 71-26. Can always be seen in the halls with Charlie: after four with Br ian S.: at night with Frank R. 11-26

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LINDA SAUNDERS: This petite miss of 11-26 can be seen with Md. and the rest of their clan, scouting the halls for boys. Ambition: To pass Grade 11 without writing exams. Ultimate Fate: August supplemental. DORREEN ZELLIS: Cute, dainty, quiet miss of 11-26 can be seen trying to get her locker open at 12:01. Pet Peeve: Lockers that stick. Ambition: 60 words per minute in typing. Ultimate Fate: Jammed keys. Teachers’ Quips Mr. Romail ' s: That’s the secret of your success.” Mr. Kemp: ‘‘Forget the ties in the railway. Mr. McDonald: Did you enjoy kindergarden?” Miss Hall: All right, that’s enough. ENOUGH I say! Look!’ Mr. McCrea: “There that will give you something to play with. Mrs. Jam ' s: Settle down folks, settle down. Mr. Toews: Laugh or you’ll fail. Mr. Storch: Alright, you J. A. (alias John Allan, or . ). Mr. Tutkaluke: Oh you boys .” Mr. Nazeravich: “You got your gall. Mr. Neil: Quiet class, quiet. You’ll get more lines... Mr. Isaak: “Wake up, as it were. Mr. Tutkaluke: There goes the wasp. Mr. Storch: Not a single particle of difference. Mr. Kozoris: Alright you babes; nobody leaves ’till I count the bodies-—then you can skip. Mrs. Anderson: Look Glenn, stop hitting Garry with the typewriter... Mr. Gilchrist: This looks like a good examination question; as a matter of fact, it looks familiar. As a matter of fact, I set it. Mr. Attong: Why play the fool, boy?