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

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Dianne Graham: Likes sports and money and wants to see the world (A prospective playgirl?!) Marilyn Grimson: If I were a dam sel in distress, “Ah’d take dis-tress off.” Sharon Hadley: Is interested in “snakes, snails,and puppy dogs’ tails!’’ (Who is he?) Pat Hanczik: Considers the ideal person “myself’’. (Is this conceit or honesty?) Rick Horsely: Favorite expression: “Give it the deep six.” Pet peeve: people and school (Is there anything I missed?) Marilyn Howarth: If you were a damsel in dis¬ tress: “Let’s not be ridiculous!” Marilyn will be a secretary. Terry Hanes: Is interested in staying alive. (Pretty tough these days.) Betty Hanson: Ambition - Nur¬ sing. Ideal person: Cam. (Her knight must come from Camelot too). Terry Hoyle: With a mil¬ lion he’d buy CHCA-TY and make it a teen-age station. Ambition: aero¬ nautical engineer. Will trade a sister for your brother (“smaller than I, of course.”) Ryan Harju: Likes Basketball, money and trouble. Ambition: to get as much fun out of life as possible. Dianne Harlow: Ambition - navy secretary. (Is it the boats or the blue uniforms?) Loretta Humbke: Ambi¬ tion: Hairdressing. Ideal person: “Who but Elvis? Jim Hartrick: Ideal person: Brenda Lee. Jim wants to be a surveyor. Donna Herbert: Suggests female presidents and premiers to im¬ prove society. Ambition: psycho¬ logist. Lorraine Hunter: Enjoys eating, talking, and read ing. Ambition - to finish school. Pet peeve: con¬ ceited people. Sandra Hicks: Considers D.R. her ideal. If she had a million, Sandra would fly to Australia. Roger Hilman: Likes sports. A bean shooter to get rid of rats?? Marlene Ibbotson: A sports.minded girl who likes happy-go-lucky people. Will go to Uni¬ versity. James Hollman: Red Deer. Viola Hollman: Wants to be a secretary. Likes sports and stickless Hockey. Pet peeve: Boys in blue jeans and school. Dennis James: Is mainly interested in Science. Hopes to be an atomic physicist.

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Joan Douglas: Aims to be a nurse or a deacon¬ ess. Ideal person Dad.” Interests: Hi C, Council, Annona, dancing, read- jng, Music. Amy Doyle: Thinks Mrs. Krushchev the ideal, for she puts up with Nikita. Amy intends a B. A. in psychology. Ted Farwell: Red Deer. Maureen Fawcett: Is mostly in¬ terested in horses and sports. Had she gone on the Crusades, she would have brought home a wealthy sheik. Allan Fisher: Sylvan Lake. Sheila Flanagan: Red Deer. Terry Duckering: To im¬ prove society would make longer, more fre¬ quent holidays. He has the firm intention of get¬ ting out of school. John Fox: Red Deer. Gilbert French: Red Deer. Mike Eason: Hopes to retire at age 21. His pet peeve is people who choke you with your own tie on D-day. Lorraine Fuller: Has set her aim at accounting. If she were a dam¬ sel in distress, she would shout for Elvis. Pat Gair: Is interested in Bowl¬ ing, Singing, and reading. On the Crusades? “What wouldn’t I have done?” John Easton: Would like to trade his wife if he had one. John’s aim is mechanical engineering. Richard Gehrke: Red Deer. Laura Giebelhaus: Future sec¬ retary of a millionnaire boss. A damsel in distress? “Never, I can look out for myself.” Peggy Einarson: “If I had gone on the Cru¬ sades, what would any¬ body have done? Follow the leader.” To trade: ‘my heart.” Ron Gifford: Is interested in redheads, brunettes, blondes ... To go on the Crusades he ' d “have borrowed Judy Parker’s noble steed.” Judy Glover: To improve society would bring some people back to earth. Darlene Erickson: Ob¬ jects to Krushchev. She would heat a drafty cas¬ tle by giving a hot little party. Eric Goldbeck: Is interested in horsemanship and other qualities of a knight. On the Crusades? “King Richard’s water boy.” Margaret Goodacre: Finds her time taken up with Basketball, Swimming, shopping for new clothes and one boy.

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Gordon Jameson: Red Deer. Dianne Jans: Wants to obtaine her Matriculation and then sail for Aus¬ tralia. Ideal person: One who doesn’t follow the crowd. Rick Jarvin: Enjoys Hunting and Swimming and hopes to become a den¬ tist. Jack Johnson: We bet he’d spend a million dol¬ lars on hunting and sports equipment if he had it. Jack’s pet peeve is peo¬ ple who re-tell the same old jokes. Jim Johnson: Hates being short, loves girls, dan¬ cing and athletics, and with his million will in¬ stall in LTCHS a machine to vend free pop. Terry Jopko: If locked in a suit of armour would march around like Sir Lancelot. Pet peeve: girls who smoke. Brenda Kalbfleisch: Am¬ bition: to travel. To heat a drafty castle? Burn the mortgage. Locked in a suit of armour? “I ' d be in space--man!” Kathy Kaye: Red Deer. Roy Kelley: Red Deer. Craig Kennedy: Red Deer. A damsel in distress, you say? “Every man for himself!” Murray Kisch: Main interests are girls, cars and $. Proof: he’d legalize harems, and build the wildest, most radical this side of heaven. Can’t picture himself locked in steel blue jeans. Alberdina Kits: Has heaps of school books and an overcrowded bus to trade for a Grade XI diploma. Kor Kits : Like Sir Winston, has ideal person, Kor collects stamps and reads avidly. Donald Koenig: In a suit of ar¬ mour would “feel rather confin¬ ed.” Ambition electrician. Bonita Komarnicki: A Jack-the- Ripper fan. If she had a million, man, what a party! Jenny Koster: Has nothing to trade; hates long skirts, and wouldn’t be here if she had a million. Jim Krause: Red Deer. Diane Krauss: Will be a nurse, considers Rock Hudson rdeal, and would invest a million in a worthy cause. Judy Ladd: Would eliminate the male sex to improve society. Larry Ladd: Aims to be a rich bachelor and likes Conrods and Hockey. Andy Larka: With a million would take a South Sea cruise with a yacht full of Hollywood actresses. To improve society: no school, no work.