Miles Macdonell Collegiate - Macadonian Yearbook (East Kildonan, Manitoba Canada)

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BRIAN STREET: One of XI-C’s few brains is our Brian. His ambition: Chartered Accountancy. Probable Fate: Scrubbing floors at National Trust. RON STUCKY: Ron lives in Morse Place. Yes, this lad’s a curling ace. We like him fine, so would you. AMBITION: Commercial pilot. FATE: Casanova. VALERIE SULKERS: One of the six girls in XI-C. Sec.-Treas. of our room is she. No ambition, as of yet. Perhaps Safeway is a safe bet. KEITH TINLING: “Sniffles” is that second year lad who always has a cold. AMBITION: To be recom¬ mended. PROBABLE FATE: Too many colds, not enough attendance, no recommendation. HARRY TONOGAI: Harry is a friend in need; even if you don’t return the deed. AMBITION: Science brain to be. FATE: Cleaning test tubes at M.M.C. ORLA UNGER: Orla’s a gal from XI-C. With a happy smile, she will always be. In her work she is sincere, and a secretary job to her is dear. ROEL VAN LEEUWEN: An undiscovered scholar from a way back. A bowler on the side. A Morse Place contribution to Miles Mac, like a disaster going full stride. BRUCE WAGG: Bruce is one of our hard-working students who plans on becoming a chartered ac¬ countant. Likes reading. PROBABLE FATE: Librari¬ an at M.M.C. BRIAN WEINERMAN: Our competent vice-presi¬ dent, Brian, with his intelligence, ambition, and good looks combined, is sure to succeed, and be a credit to our school. MONTE WIEDERHOLD: Monte is Junior Execu¬ tive at Eaton’s and Vice-President of our school. His favorite sport seems to be breaking through the ice at Lockport. KEITH WYENBERG: Keith is a very quiet type who comes to school upon his bike. He hopes some day a teacher to be, and come to school in a big “Caddie.” HARVEY ZECHEL: “Zeke” is our handsome, dash¬ ing lady-killer both in and out of the room. P.S. That’s why he’s dashing. AMBITION: To find a nice girl to support him. ROOM 9— CAROLE BEARD: A real basketball fiend. Favorite Subjects—not Chem. or Maths. Insists there’s a draft in Room 9. Ambition: to be a teacher. ADRIENNE BERARD: This chick’s a real swell pal, we all agree she’s quite a gal. She missed B. L. who went away. Now he’s back, she hopes he’ll stay. ALIDA deWOLF: Always laughing, a seldom mour¬ ner. The life of gossip from our corner. A scientist she plans to be. Ultimate Fate—teaching Biology. 24

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GLEN JOHNSON: This boy works and has talents unlimited, but most of them are as yet undiscovered. AMBITION—To pass French. FATE—second-hand French book dealer. RAY JOHNSON: Boom-boom” is the chemist of our room with his mixtures of HNO s and Zn. LAWRENCE KOZIARSKI: “Kozi” is the silent type who enjoys a good laugh. He’s an average student and plans on building bridges. FATE: A Beatnik reciting poetry. PAT LEWIS: Pat is planning to go into nurses’ training next year. She is a friendly girl, does well in school, and has a bright future ahead. REDMOND PRUDEN ( CHUCK ): C—for the curl upon his head, H—for the humorous words he said, U—for the ukulele he doesn’t play, C—for conforming to the school way?? K—for kidding girls (that’s what they say). JOHN RAINE: Fine, friendly and fickle are his traits. Bachelorhood and ho mework are his fates. A wise and generous fellow is he; that’s why he’s president of XI-C. MARTIN RILEY: One of the handsome lads of XI-C. He plays tackle for E.K. Lions. AMBITION: To pass Grade 11. FATE: Success. NORMAN ROGOLSKI: “Cooba” is that well- dressed player of the Winnipeg Rangers who dreams of living in Morse Place again. AMBITION: Center for the Toronto Maple Leafs. FATE: Selling hockey sticks at Eaton’s. DANNY ROSIN: Danny’s a lad who’s on the ball. Big, blond, brawny and tall. Curly hair and eyes of blue; girls all like him — and the boys do, too. MARGARET SH ALLEY: Margaret competes in bowling, and capably represents XI-C in the Teen-Age Book Club. After graduation she intends to take secretarial training. JOHN SHEPPARD: Here’s a guy with a grin and a smile. Joking and stumbling down the aisle. John’s a man with a boat and a car. With these traits he should go far. BETTY SHIMOZAWA: Pert, cute miss of XI-C. If you don’t believe me come and see. School secretary and Junior Councillor is she. Bright things in the future for Betty will be. FRANK SIBA: One of the brighter lads of XI-C. A newspaper man is he. In the detention room he’s often seen. But in spite of all he’s quite a bean. KEN SIRKIS: Ken is popular in XI-C. Liked by all as one can see. AMBITION: To be an engineer. FATE: Learning how to use his slide rule. BILL SOTHAM: “Fuzzy” thinks his car has real class. But the trouble is it has no gas. If only he had some ready cash, He could really charm all the girls. 23

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LINDA ELLIOTT: This bubbling lass is beautiful, intelligent, popular, generous. (The author of this “Poem” owes her 15c) Lin’s ambition: Air Steward¬ ess. Good Luck, Lin! MERRILYN FERGUSON: Merrilyn is one of XI- D’s many girls whose favorite saying is “Isn’t it a lovely day to go horseback riding?” Ambition: Guess what? KATHY FRASER: Kathy is a cheerful girl, a nurse she wants to be. But we all think she would make a good mother of three. GLORIA GREENING: Why and pretty is our gal, Glo. She’s all smiles for a guy called . . . Joe. Her ambition—what can it be? Probable fate—wait and see! AMY HAYAKAWA: Amy is our cute, dark-haired miss who would make a good artist. But for money she is pining, with nothing to do but reclining. VIC HUSAK: A whiz on skates—a Hockey Pro. A football player, too, you know. Works on week-ends at A P and tries “hard” to pass Biology? SANDRA LUNDGREN: Sandra’s the girl who loves to bowl. To learn to jive is her goal. Week-ends she works at Sweet Sixteen, but Saturday nights she’s at Canteen. DINA MASTIN: Able scholar in her class. Dina, is a real cute lass. Glee Club is one of her positions, but stewardess is her main ambition. SUSAN McELLIS: A bubbly lass who’s full of fun, still ponders over her ambition. A Glee Club singer is her position and as a friend—she’s number one. NORMA McMULLAN: Who’s the cute girl I see? Norma McMullan from XI-D. Full of life, lots of fun, she’s well liked by everyone. DIANE MURRAY: She’s always talking, what a riot. The teachers agree she should be quiet. Teaching is her goal in life. Probable Fate: a professor’s wife?? DONNA PARSONS: The blue-eyed miss every¬ where you see, is the Vice-President of XI-D. With new ideas always first, her great ambition is to be¬ come a nurse. JOE PEARN: Huh! never late . . . never works . . . “With my eyes wide open I’m dreaming, . . . Expects to marry a woman some day. Ambition: never tell a lie. KAREN PICKEN: In Morse Place she may be seen. In ’59 she was their queen. To learn to drive is her ambition. To be a nurse, she’s also wishin’. DONNA RANGNO: Sits in school with loads of poise. Then thrown out for lots of noise. Glamorous marks she’ll never impart, but she’ll be the most in Commercial Art. 25