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

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ROOM 11— DARLENE BEVERIDGE: The “Kookie kid” so full of fun has got a smile for everyone. To marry Roger she is wishing and be a housewife is her ambition. PATRICIA CROOK: A kick out of everything, she does get, Pat’s personality is nicely set. Elmwood is her favourite place, and there they know her smiling face. MARGARET HOWARD: Margaret Howard is quite a gal, makes it to school before the bell. Always smiling and friendly, too. Laughs and jokes the whole day through. MARILYN HUGHES: Marilyn Hughes with eyes of green, never heard but always seen. Taking Grade XI Commercial this year, she’ll be a secretary, never fear. LORAINE JOHNSON: Loraine Johnson, witty and pretty, to represent XI-F is her duty. Ambition—to be a typist. Probable Fate—selling kiddies type¬ writers in a department store. LORETTA JOHNSON: Loretta is one of two. She always has a smile for you. She’s XI-F’s s ' ocial rep, you can bet that’s why she’s full of pep. LYNNE JOHNSON: Lynne is the President of XI-F. Dark brown hair and 5’8.” She is full of fun and laughs and is liked by everyone in the class. AUDREY KLEM: Five foot six, eyes of grey, pound¬ ing her typewriter all day. A secretary she hopes to be. Probably sitting on the boss’s knee. GRACE KUZ: Grace is 11-F’s doll. Quickly she answers to O.B.’s call. As she walks along the hall a smile she flashes for one and all. DAWN LITKE: Dawnie with her long, brown hair is liked by everyone, everywhere. Sitting at the very back, trust her to always make some crack. NORMA MATHEWS: Norma is our pretty recruit from Tec-Voc and General Wolfe to boot. In the near future she will be, a dependable, trustworthy, secre¬ tary. CAROL MILLER: Carol Miller is the cute, bru¬ nette of Room XI, Ambition—secretary. Fate—house¬ wife. Good luck, Carol. JUDY MILLER: Real cute, with long brown hair, does her homework but is no square. Ask her ques¬ tions she won’t run. She goes to school for laughs and fun. 11 Commercial V 29

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RON KORNEK: Our social rep. of XI-E. Always thinking of Lynda B. Laughing and joking all the time, Ron’s a guy we think is fine. BRYAN KRECSY: For school work and study, Bryan Krecsy has no love. But for dreaming, basket¬ ball, and girls, Bryan needs no shove. ED KUTKEWICH: Ed is an outspoken student of XI-E. His ambition is to teach for Arthur Murray. Fate: Stomping grapes for Chateau Gai. DAVE MATTERN: Dave can usually be heard dis¬ rupting the class with his mad cackle. He is well-liked by all he comes in contact with. GARY MIDDLETON: Gathering, gathering little knowledge, might be lucky and go to college. Likes to bowl as well as skate. Leaves fairly early and rarely late. THELMARIE MILLS: XI-E’s happy-go-lucky gal. Has interests held in “B. Haas,” a very special pal who might hear bells go ding dong del. TOM MILLS: Ambition: to be a chartered account¬ ant. Reason: He likes to work with “figures.” RIED PAULEY: XI-E’s comedian. Proves he stud¬ ies nights by sleeping all day. Favourite Saying: “This is too deep for me.” Ambition: Drive semi¬ trailer. Fate: Tire-changer. LORRAINE SERYTUK: When Lorraine’s around we have a ball. She’s well-liked by one and all. Cheer¬ leading she goes each Friday night. As Yearbook Rep., our choice was right. REG SLOCOMBE: Sports representative of XI-E. Reg likes football, hockey, swimming, and cars. Al¬ ways good for a laugh and can usually be found an¬ noying the teachers in class. MAUREEN SMITH: XI-E’s Secretary-Treasurer is very capable of handling money as she has been hand¬ ling Rich for the last two years. Favourite pastime is sleeping. RON SMITH: Ron is a newcomer to Miles Mac and is well-liked by all the students. He likes hunting, cars and mechanics. Ambition: owning a convertible. RON SNIDER (HOPPER): Can be found sleeping in class or hurriedly trying to do the homework he for¬ got to do last night. Future: Sleeping in class. Ambi¬ tion: To get his homework done. GUDRON SUTTNER: Of cell block, E. A hard¬ working nurse she hopes to be. Although from Ger¬ many she has come, she speaks our tongue like a habitant. PETER VAUSE: Pete is a boy from XI-E. The friendly type is he. Some teachers say that he is a good student, you see? 28

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CAROLE MORRIS: Carole is our quietest gal but to everyone, a real swell pal. She’s seldom heard, but never fear, she’s taking her XI with good cheer. PAT MUNDRICK: 5’2” eyes of brown. She will never let you down. She makes trips from Morse Place so we can see her smiling face. DON SIMPSON: Don is a likable fellow, liked by all who know him. Favourite sport is football. KEN SWAFFER: At school he’ll tell you he’s doing fine (?) arrives in school at one minute to nine. Ambition undecided. Probable fate—floorwalker in a telephone booth. CHARLOTTE WERNER: A blonde, 5’4,” eyes of blue, a real cute kid, real smart, too. Added together, what have you got? A girl in our room named Char¬ lotte. HELEN YOUNG: As vice-president, she’s real neat, as a good friend, she’s hard to beat. Her interests in Elmwood lie. Hey there, Helen, do or die! ROOM 3 SUSAN AITCHISON: Main ambition: to be a lab technician. When in school she really pops, we think this gal is really tops. BARBARA BROWN: Of all the letters in the alpha¬ bet Barbie likes the 3 J’s the best. Judo, Jerry and Jim. What’s wrong with the others Barb? CAROLINE BURES: One of the best kids in 11-G. Tops is shorthand. Likes canteens and can be seen watching a certain room. Wonder why, Carole? GEORGIA DOLAN: XI-G’s chick with brown eyes and brown hair. Better half of the G.D. G.P. combo, frequently seen at Morse Place. Future? Sec¬ retary. SHARRON DOWBENKO: Sharron Dowbenko is her name, every week a different flame. Of all the things she likes the most—her latest boast. DONNA FARTHING: Jokes, laughs, and punctu¬ ality are Donna’s first and only three. Blue eyes, dark, and quite small; great at riding and playing baseball. GAYLE GATESON: Gayle’s the girl with the honey blonde hair. For B. F. she does care. A secretary she wants to be, sitting on her boss’s knee. AUDREY HARRIS: Audrey’s a girl from 11-G, sportsmanship is her specialty. Really great as a pal, in fact she’s really quite a gal. MARLENE JOHNSON: “Elsie” called by all in the classroom, has a ball. Her collection of rings; some¬ things to see. Incidentally, Marlene, Who’s the present “He?” I - 30