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

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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

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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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PAUL REIMER: XI-D’s (bird) pardon me — girl watcher is in an ideal position to tease girls at the back of the room . . . Also one of XI-D’s six boys. SHARON REIMER: Sharon full of glee, bid fare¬ well to XI-D. Eyes a-sparkle, hair a-curl, she is now a working girl. DIANE ROBERTSHAW: Always laughing, full of pep, this gal from M.P.’s really hep. Teacher is what she wants to be, if she ever passes her chemistry. MARION SCHEURLE: A tall, cool, laughing chick, who, at drawing is real slick. This is what she likes to do, and as a friend, she’s forever true. GAIL SCOTT: Always laughing when in class, but it’s doubtful that she’ll pass. Dribbling down the bas¬ ketball court, sure looks cute in those short shorts! JEANETTE SHEWAGA: She’s tall and pretty, the studious type; a real cool kitty. Ambition: to be a nurse. RITA SHIER: Hey! Wait for me, that’s our Rita. With a smile always greet you. Airline stewardess is her aim. At this rate she’ll miss her plane. DOUG SIMPSON: One of XI-D’s six men. Unusual Chemistry marks applaud his fame. Does a terrific job of keeping our mascot alive—hey, Doug? NANCY SMEREK: This petite miss can usually be seen running into the school at 9:02. Nan believes in taking week-ends off from school for a holiday. CAROL SMITH: Cute little Carol of XI-D, is pretty smart scholastically. Can be seen talking in the hall. She is a friend to one and all. LORRAINE SNIDER: Those sparkling eyes, and that smile oughta make a hit with men: What men? Those in hospitals, for a nurse is her ambition. MARILYN TEMPLE: One honey-haired miss of XI-D. That guy R. G. suits her to a T. She works hard for she hopes to be a welfare worker—who knows?-—maybe! KEN BLADES WATOWICH: Has won great acclaim for participating in rough-tough games such as ping-pong, shadow-boxing and darts. Keeps in shape by ripping table tops at the pool halls. JIM WESTMACOTT: Westmacott is quite a card, but in sports, he tries real hard. He scores the bas¬ kets; raises the score; and when in class he makes us “roar.” ERNA WIEBE: Quiet, but not unheard from, next year sees her back to resume her struggle with Chem¬ istry in XII. Hopes to be a teacher. Good Luck! 26