Lindsay Thurber Composite High School - Annona Yearbook (Red Deer, Alberta Canada)

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Gary Westergaard Dentistry Jeannette Wiley Nursing a Madge Winters Nursing Larry Yarmchult Evelyn Zee Nursing Stuart White University Richard Willis Shari Woodwrow Lab. technicicfn Glen White R.C.M.P. Karen Will Nursing or stenography Gordon Yule Lome Wiggins Farming Pat Woldnik Dentistry Cliff Wiggins Wanderer David Wilson University Sandy Yakimchuk Nursing or X-Ray technician Ken Zelt Forestry engineer¬ ing at U.B.C. Larry Wilson Caroline Yakimiti Marriage or teaching V ' jtniLU

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Lee Abram: Will go to Tech and wants annual Leap Year. Harry Adams: If he inherited a million, he would “spend only half and save the rest.” Connie Aris: Red Deer. Lyle Adams: Future dentist. If he inherited a million? “Too overwhelmed to spend it!” Sandra Aiello: Wants strictly a woman’s world. If her car wouldn ' t go, she’d simply have parked too long waiting for the night (knight?) to fall. Fred Alcock: Enjoys Fishing, Hunting and cars; will trade a scooter for a two-seater. Karen Alexander: Aspires to be a teacher. Ideal person - “That’s my secret.’’ (Hmmm, we wonder.) Muriel Barker: Sylvan Lake. Is interested in reading and sport. (This girl likes being a spec¬ tator, boys!) William Baugh: Future career in the army. If he found a damsel in dis¬ tress, “I would attempt a rescue or a kidnaping. (Watch out, girls.) Ron Allen: Red Deer. Marilyn Alton: Is interested in THE STATIC, clothes, part- time job. Pet peeve: charge ac counts and conformity. Locked in a suit of armour? “Knock knock. Denis Anderson: Enjoys Fish¬ ing and Hunting two-legged dears. Pet peeve: eye-shadowed damsels. Will barter: 101 MAD magazines. John Anderson: Counts home¬ work one of his interests?! Would call Charlie’s Extermina¬ ting Service to get rid of rats - Is this a plug? Margaret I. Anderson: Ideal per¬ son: Fido! Music and a certain guy take most of her time. Margaret M. Anderson: If she had a million - all teachers pen¬ sioned? Watch this gal, A.T.A. Gary Bawtinheimer: Gary thinks himself the ideal person and refuses to ad¬ mit a gram of conceit. If he had a million, he would quit school. Dave “Shad Baxter: Ambition: Talent scout for Playboy. How would you get rid of rats? “But we need teachers! If I found a damsel in distress “Like, see you at the tower. Howard Becker: A Timex watch to trade, anyone? Howard is interested in girls and rightly so, for he intends to be a beau¬ tician. Marileen Anderson: If she were locked in a suit of armour, “I’d make sure I wasn’t alone. (Who’s the guy?) Doug Anderson: Well, no biog¬ raphy for this guy. He wants to scrap the year book. Helen Bennett: Helen likes long trips and R. H., but she dislikes D- day and Science.