High River High School - Reflector Yearbook (High River, Alberta Canada)

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STUDENTS OF HIGH RIVER HIGH SCHOOL EXTEND HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1969 GRADUATING CLASS HEAD TABLE (Left to right): Mrs. Matson, Mr. Henheffer, Mrs. Blayney, Mr. Blake (Mayor), Mrs. Green, Glenn Smith, Laurie Anderson, Father Green, Mrs. Blake, Mr. Matson, Mrs. Henheffer. 14

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JUDY STARKE Judy, the blond bombshell, plans to work for a year until she decides what courses to take. Her hobbies are varied and in¬ clude horseback riding, sewing, and of course, boys. Teen Town and cheerleading keep her busy from pursuing that last hobby con¬ tinuously, but she gives it the old college try! Her pet peeve, school, is a rather common one for some unknown reason. JUDY T ANN AS Judy, blond, determined mem¬ ber of this year ' s graduating class, is interested in all kinds of sports, including swimming, curling, and dating. Pet peeve --card games, for she ' s certain¬ ly disturbed by foxy card sharpes. Judy was a valued cheerleader, and during high school has belonged to Hi-C and Teen Town. She ' ll join the ranks of the U. of C. students in the fall, to enter Teaching. MARNIE TANNAS Mamie is the regular whirl¬ wind of activity around High River High--mostly because she is usually in a whirl. At the time she ' s planning to go to Olds to finish off her Grade twelve and get her matric. Her spare time is occupied by her favorite hobbies--curling, horses, and weekends. BILL TUPKAL Bill is another student who is un¬ decided about the future. He likes working and playing cards as hobby and activity respective¬ ly. However, working on week¬ ends is not to his liking, nor does he particularly enjoy getting his hair cut, and most of us are pretty aware of that! JOE WELLS Joe wants to acquire his Bach¬ elor of Divinity at the U. of A. and practice in Uganda. j,jq His hobbies include cars and PHOTO motorcycles, and he has a AVAILABLE great time with his activities- - curling, skiing, Church groups, Senior Choir, and Junior Leadership. His pet peeve--atheism and people who drink. 13

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