OLeary High School - Envoy Yearbook (Edmonton, Alberta Canada)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1962 volume:

19 E 2 EDMDNTDN, RLBERTH -ITER PARA TUTUM- ITER PARA TUTUM --- MAKE OUR WAY SECURE These were the words inscribed on the insignia of Archbishop Henry Joseph O ' Leary. To his memory we respectfully dedicate the first issue of the O ' Leary ENVOY. The education of Catholic youth was, he considered, of prime importance and during his episcopate he laboured unceasingly to further Catholic education in our Archdiocese. On one occasion Archbishop O ' Leary stated, The intellect, the memory, the imagination, the will, not to speak of the physical faculties, all require training and the most important part of education, is not so much that of the intellect as that of the will. In the formation of the good citizen, intellectual instruction alone will never supply the deficiency of in¬ adequate training of the will. On the contrar y, the better instructed intel¬ lectually, if the will is perverted towards wrong, the more dangerous will that man be to his fellowman and do to society in general. And in his quiet way he does a wonderful job. Archbishop O ' Leary It was in these simple and sincere words that Archbishop O ' Leary paid his personal tribute to an eminent educator -- Mr. Austin O ' Brien. , In gratitude for the latter ' s unwavering interest in our high school, its staff and students, we offer a joint dedication of the first issue of the O ' Leary ENVOY. On July 1, 1961, Mr. O ' Brien retired from his position as Super¬ intendent of the Edmonton Separate Schools, after an active administration of thirty-seven years. During his term of office, he was renowned for his traditional respect for high academic standards, coupled with a modern regard for better methods of teaching. We, the students of O ' Leary High School, are daily reaping the benefits of his faithful adherence to his responsibility in spearheading the constant progress of the Edmonton Separate Schools. ARCHBISHOP BEST WISHES FROM MAC DONALD HIS GRACE My congratulations and my thanks to all O ' Leary teachers and students on the splendid progress made up to the present time. Such results would hardly be possible without working and pulling together. This cooperative spirit should always prevail in your school. I believe it will. A sound tradition once started and based on truth and common sense, is not easily lost. Life is hard in recent years for those whose High School educationi was neglected. Such neglect is like starting life on a shaky foundation, something that was quite possible a generation ago when nearly all labour was unskilled, but extremely difficult in recent years, and becoming more so as we advance in this age of science. We wish you all to enjoy success and happiness. For this the secret is industry and application all through life and particularly in Junior and Senior High_School years. Most of us can recall our own years at school. They were not always pleasant; but those who made good use of them were deeply grateful later on for the lessons learned through hard work and self-denial. This applies whether answering a call to the priesthood, the religious life, or secular pursuits. All of them deserve serious and reverent consideration. The priesthood and the religious life are not the easiest walks of life. Neither was the path chosen by our Saviour to show us the way to happiness and genuine security. What shall it profit a man if he gain the whole.world, and suffer the loss of his soul? The fact that any particular walk of life is not easy should not deter us. The Lord who calls us can, if we ask Him, make even the hardest way both pleasant and fruitful. There are thousands of vacant jobs these past few years, because most men and women shun those that entail hard work and self-sacrifice, -- the very things that would build better characters, better homes, better schools and a better world. Sincerely in Christ, Archbishop of Edmonton. CONGRATULATIONS FROM HIS EXCELLENCY BISHOP SAVARYN Dear Graduates: With this first edition of the O ' Leary School Yearbook, it offers me great pleasure in extending my sincerest congratulations to the first graduates from this new house of learning. On your graduation day you experience an inner satisfaction that you have accomplished great things and you shine with a readiness to face the life of your own responsibilities. I wish you happiness in whatever walk of life God wishes you to choose. Your days will be pleasant and secure if you weave into the pattern of everyday living the principles of Christian living, the knowledge of which you have acquired during your school years. Then your life and the lives of those around you will become richer because of this wonderful treasure you carried away with you from O ' Leary High School. I hope and pray that Christ may be for you a lasting source of light, peace and every good. Neil N. Savaryn, Bishop for Ukrainian Catholics. f Running the morning marathon for the O ' Leary Special, joining in the- pre-class buzz sessions, facing the hourly challenge of the 3R ' s , participating in the extracurricular activities --a typical day in the life of an O ' Leary High School student. Nevertheless, the first four hundred such hectic days have been characterized by an encouraging combination of initiative, development and progress. One of the culminating features of these two years has been accepting and fulfilling of the responsibility for the editing of our first yearbook. To the principals. Sister Theresa Marie and Brother Hilarion, to our adviser Mrs. Lucich and to the entire yearbook staff we extend our sincere appreciation for the effort, skill, patience, and advice they gave so generously. The Envoy means the messenger, and thus adequately expresses the purpose of a yearbook. We hope that in future years it will continue to serve as a messenger to bring back to you pleasant memories of your present associates, and of the various events in our busy and exciting year here at O ' Leary. Co-Editors: Janet Tatarchuk Anthony Wankiewicz Ten years from now, when nostalgia and senility compel you to leaf through these pages, I hope that you re-discover my message. I wish the senior students success and that feeling of satisfaction at.having done the very best that they were able. Academic success is easily measured in terms of marks. After graduation, however, success is a little harder to measure. In terms of the Gospel, it is seeking first the Kingdom of God . Everything else appears then in its proper perspective. Real success will not necessarily be noted on the financial page. Success is living our life according to God ' s plan, and, incidentally, enjoying that satisfaction that accompanies such a life. N- Principal, O ' Leary Boys ' Sincere congratulations to the editors and staff of the ENVOY. You have done a fine job. To our graduates, the first of O ' Leary High School, we extend our prayerful good wishes. During the two years that you have been at O ' Leary High we have endeavoured to pass on to you the torch of aspiration and the ambition to be, to do, each according to his ability. Never forget that you were born to seek a pearl of greater price than worldly success, honours and wealth. May each of you be remembered, to use the words of Browning, as One who never turned his back but marched breast forward. Never doubted clouds would break; Never dreamed, though right were worsted, wrong would triumph; Held, we fall to rise, are baffled to fight better. Sleep to wake. Living this, you will FARE infinitely WELL. Principal, O ' Leary Girls ' . MISS MEYER Vice - Principal Biology 32 . Mathematics 30 Science 20 Typewriting 30; 20 MR. S. STACEY Vice - Principal Mathematics 30; 31 Typewriting 10 Biology 32 BROTHER ANDREW English 30 Latin 20 Music Religion 20 SISTER M. CLARE Guidance Counsellor Social Studies 10 Literature 10 Language 10 Religion 10 BROTHER CHARLES Chemistry 30 Science 20; 10 Religion 30 SISTER MARGARET ROSE English 30 French 20 Psychology 20 Literature 10 Religion 30 MR. W. DACYSHYN Economics 30 Social Studies 30; 20 Language 20 MISS A. SPRADO Literature 20; 10 Language 10 Biology 11 Art 10 Religion 10 MISS Y. LEMAY Mathematics 20; 10 Science 10 French 10 Religion 10 MR. J. FLAHERTY Phys. Ed. 20; 10 Social Studies 10 MRS. J. YASKOWICH Language 10 Typewriting 10 Religion 20 MR. R. PATSULA Physics 30; 12; Science 30; 10 Mathematics 10 Miss S. Terrault Secretary Mrs. L. Classen Librarian P E R S o N N E L Mrs. D. Naherian Cafeteria Supervisor Mrs. E. Polishuk Nurse Mr. F. ' Deines Head Custodian Mr. J. Kozel Mr. J. Stawnicky Mrs. A. Sroka Mrs. C. Lukawitski t 0 J QjvCLdLuo Ce CXfctx vve u ovxA .— LDo bcicrv v Coxjsss j o jl, Cki !r o SG e xiovVoe. o 3 c exjL u SWoo o ou. i JLs )ou)e)iP V OlS yrW. ' il 5 -% Jo9 C (3J-uX j O%)u sWA)ev 0 itecLrUr 1|oO cOC o We s % o c i A VYV . QJk.e e eadi5veu5C Ov YL WuDuU i e’s VvttVe d x SoJ S to (sDCSK ' ruJt . GRADUATES NANCY BELCOURT Nancy ' s ambition is to be a legal stenographer. Dancing, skating, and listening to records oc¬ cupy her spare time. She is an enthusiastic hockey fan. REUBEN AHLSTROM Reuben, a Bombadier in the Royal Canadian Artillery, enjoys all sports, travelling and public speaking. Reuben ' s ambition is to be a lawyer. MARILYN BRADLEY Marilyn ' s favorite hobbies include sewing, reading and outdoor sports. She is an active member in the Good Counsel Club, Badminton, Orbit and Glee Clubs, BILL ARMSTRONG Bill, an active member in sports, en¬ joys hunting and fishing. His favorite hobby is hockey. Bill ' s ambition is to enter the Military College at Kingston. BERNICE BRODER Bernice will probably enter the teaching pro¬ fession. She enjoys dancing and all sports including bowling, volley¬ ball and curling. She is room representative and on the yearbook staff. RON BABIY Practice for the Junior Football Team kept Ron busy. He also enjoys parties and watching sports. Ron has a unique ambition: to be a Chef. DONNA BUKMEIER Pastime: bowling, swimming, collecting stamps and coins. Sports: baseball and badminton. Ambition: undecided. WAYNE BARRE Activities: C.Y.O., listening to records. Sports: Bowling, and swimming. Ambition: to become a successful psychiatrist. LOUISE BYRNE Louise, a future stenographer, enjoys dancing, collecting matchboxes, and bowl¬ ing for the school team. LORRAINE CANUEL Activities: Coin collecting. Sports: basketball and volley¬ ball. Ambition: to be¬ come a stenographer. BEATRICE CARRIER To catch up with the world is her main ambition. She hopes to become an X-ray Technician. Her past¬ time is spent in sewing, watching T. V., and bowling. WALLY BAYDALA Wally ' s interest lies in mechanics; he spends much of his spare time building a hot-rod. He enjoys many sports; football, hockey, and baseball in particular. TONI CASAGRANDE Toni hopes to be a social worker. Watching basketball games is her pastime. Clubs: C.Y. O. , Good Counsel, Volleyball. RON BOYCHUK Ron, O ' Leary ' s Jack Benny, is just as talented a violinist. He directs the violin section of our band and belongs to the curling club. He also plays in a city band. Ron plans a life in the field of music. PETER BOETZKES Amateur photography. Radio, Astronomy, Stamp Collecting and C.Y. O. are Peter ' s chief activities. Peter ' s career lies in Physics. JEAN CHARROIS Jean is keen on dancing, bowling and swimming.. Her Big ambition is to become a Laboratory Technician. BRENDA CHURCH Brenda is tossing a coin between Nursing and Commercial Art. Her chief interests are the artistic features of the Yearbook, bowling and dancing. MICHAEL BEAUDIN Michael likes playing the guitar and flying model aircraft. This latter interest will pro¬ bably develop into a career in the R, C.A.F. PAT CORLETT Pat enjoys reading, swimming and bowling. She is active in Club Stardust. Social Work looms in the future. RONALD CHALIFOUX Ron likes camping, bowling, and boating. Hobbies also include motor bikes, tropical fish and radio. Future is undecided. CAROL DELANEY Carol ' s intentions are to become a pediatric nurse and to see the world. She enjoys volley¬ ball, reading, and watch¬ ing basketball and volley¬ ball games. LORETTE DESNOYERS Lorette ' s ambition is to become a Laboratory Technician. She enjoys curling, swimming, bowling, reading, and listening to the radio and records. YVONNE DOUZIECH Yvonne is editor of Orbit, a member of the Good Counsel, Drama, and Bowling Clubs. She wants to become an X-ray Technician. LANNY CURTIN Lanny enjoys playing basketball, hunting, fishing, and talking on the phone. He plans to become a mechanic. BERNADETTE ENGLISH Bernadette is undecided as to her future. She en¬ joys being a sports spectator, especially at hockey and also enjoys skating. RICK DEWAR Rick ' s ambition is to become a dentist. He is quite active in his spare time, and watches basketball, football and T. V. EVELYN FLEMING Evelyn is a member of the Booster and Drama clubs; enjoys skating, playing the piano, and dancing. She hopes to become a teacher. HARVEY DIDUCH The St. Joe ' s Orchestra and a_ Jazz Club keep Harvey busy in his spare time. His ambition is to become a professional musician. LYNNE GAUTHIER Lynne ' s favorite past- times are sewing, swim¬ ming, curling and bowling. Ambition; Teacher or Lab. technician. Clubs; Curling, yearbook, and Future Teachers ' . OLIGIERO DOBROSTANSKI Hot Rods, guitar playing and reading are Oggie ' s hobbies. His ambition is to become an officer in the R. C. A. F. JUTTA HOEPPER Jutta ' s activities in¬ clude: Presidency of St. PiusC.Y. O., Future Teachers ' Club, reading, sewing, and water- skiing. She plans her future in education. HUGH DUNBAR Hugh is a fine singer who enjoys most sports. Partime work: Disc Jockey for CJCA. Future: An army career. SHIRLEY KENNEDY Shirley, a very fine bowler, is active in all sports. Her future am¬ bition is to become a nurse. JOAN KIRKLAND Joan ' s main interests are the Glee Club, read¬ ing, and skating. Her ambition is to get a High School Diploma. ANNE KIZLYK Anne likes bowling, volleyball, and is a sodality member. Her future ambition is to be a medical receptionist. RICHARD FORBES Rick enjoys sports in general. Star player of the basketball team made him well known. His future is undecided. JOYCE KUBALIK C. Y. O. , Future Teachers ' Club and Intra¬ mural Sports have kept Joyce busy. She dances and would like to become a Physical Education in¬ structor. KEVIN HENDRICKS Education is his am¬ bition. He enjoys all sports in general but enjoys football and basketball in particular. LAURETTE LAMER Laurette sees a future in social work. At present she works on the yearbook and enjoys bowling, reading and dancing. KEN GRAHAM Football practice and homework are pastimes for Ken. He also enjoys taking walks at noon and thinks his future lies in forestry. AGNES KLEIN Agnes hopes to become a receptionist. Hobbies include dancing, sewing, and baking. Clubs in¬ clude bowling and booster. Student Union President 61-62. JAMES GRIFFIN Bowling, hunting, baseball and hockey take up most of Jim ' s time. He is also a member of Club Teenaire. His ambition is undecided. ELAINE LETOURNEAU Elaine enjoys dancing, reading and water-skiing. She belongs to the Drama, Booster, Graduands Clubs, andC.Y. O. Her ambition is to be a legal stenographer. LINDA MACKINNON Member of the Legion of Mary, and Glee Club, Linda enjoys dancing and reading. Her ambition is to be an air stewardess. IRIS LEE Iris belongs to the Red Cross, Bowling Clubs. She is also on the staff of the school paper. She hopes to study nursing at the Misericordia. TOM HUNTER Activities: stamp collecting, Elmwood Teen Club. Sports: Swimming, bowling, and baseball. Ambition: a Chartered Accountant. JANET MALONEY Tennis, basketball, horseback riding are some of Janet ' s activities. Her ambition: to be a stenographer. LARRY HLUSHAK A famous basketball player, Larry has now be¬ come a well known foot¬ ball player. Ambition: Physical Education Teacher. SHARON MORIN Sharon likes dancing, cooking, skating, and travelling. Her ambition is to be a receptionist and to return to revisit Mexico. DENNIS JAKUBEC Dennis ' leisure time is divided among C. Y. O., yearbook, bowling, any other sports, dancing and the movies. When asked of future plans he replied, an automobile designer. THERESA MILLS Theresa belongs to the Booster and Good Counsel Clubs. She is also one of the typists for the O ' Leary Orbit. Dancing is Theresa ' s pastime. To be a legal stenographer is her ambition. WAYNE INGRAM Wayne plans to be a Civil engineer. He likes football, T. V. , The School paper, C. Y. O., and acting as Room Rep¬ resentative occupy his spare time. SANDRA NIMCO Sandra ' s activities in¬ clude dancing, golfing, swimming, and bowling. She is Vice-President of the Students ' Union, and President of St. Alph- onsus ' Good Counsel Club. Sandra ' s ambition is to become a Social Worker. MARGARET PLANTE Margaret likes read¬ ing, playing records, volleyball, ping-pong, and bowling. Her am¬ bition is to be a steno¬ grapher. PATTI O ' FLAHERTY Active member of the drama club, Pat spends her time bowling, skating, dancing, and dreaming. At present her future is undecided. FRANK JOSEY Frank is a real sports fan. He belongs to the Eastwood Teen Club. He hopes to take Engineering at the U. of A. ANN PAPP Ann has an unusual ambition - to become a police woman. She en¬ joys horseback riding, reading, sleeping, and jig-saw puzzles. Parties form part of her enjoyment. IRENE PARADIS A sports girl at heart, Irene is active in basketball, volley¬ ball and badminton. Officer or nursfe in R.C.A.F. is her am¬ bition. ' DARLENE WYNNYK Darlene hopes to enter University in the new field of Dental Hygiene. Sports: curl¬ ing, bowling, and golf¬ ing rank at the top. JERRY KALITA Jerry likes football, hockey and baseball. His ambition is to become an Engineer. He belongs to the Elmwood Teens. [W DONNA PISKA Donna, an active stu¬ dent, belongs to the Graduands, bowling, drama, and volleyball clubs. She is the Liter¬ ature Convenor and is in the C. Y. O. Donna is in¬ terested in Pediatric or Psychiatric Nursing. HUGH MC DONALD Hugh, active in all sports, is a member of our football team. His hobbies include dancing and bowling. Hugh plans to enter the U. of A. in the near future. MARNA PHILLIPS Marna is an active member in the bowling, curling, booster and glee clubs. She enjoys dancing and Roger Wil¬ liams. She hopes to be¬ come a grade school teacher. GEORGE LEDOUX George works at Safeway in his spare time. He plans to enter U. of A. - pharmacy. STAN MC KINLEY Stan is, as yet, un¬ decided about his future. His hobbies in¬ clude coin collecting, archery, and sports. Stan enjoys his role as Rover Scout. PAT PODLUBNY This attractive blond enjoys all sports. She belongs to the Graduands, booster, and bowling clubs and is a member of the yearbook staff. Pat hopes to become an airline stewardess. LEONA POPP Pastime: sewing, reading, and skating. Future: missionary work or interior decorating. GERRY MC MAHON Gerry enjoys working on his hot-rod. He hopes to enter the Faculty of Education in the near future. MILLIE PROCINSKY An active student, Millie enjoys dancing, skating, sewing, read¬ ing, and driving. Her ambition is to become a nurse. ADELINE PROSKOW Adeline enjoys col¬ lecting souvenirs, bowl¬ ing, reading, horseback: riding, and dancing. She belongs to the Drama Club. Her ambition is to become a psychiatric nurse. V MARLENE RENNIE Activities include collecting and playing records, reading, basketball, tennis, and bowling. Her future is undecided. JOHN MANN John enjoys bowling, horseback riding, read¬ ing, driving around, etc. His ambition is to become the Mayor of Edmonton. GLORIA SCHLENDER Gloria ' s desire is to teach Mathematics and Science. Clubs: Future Teachers, Yearbook, Graduands. She enjoys skating and swimming. CIA RAN NOLAN Clubs: Drama, Music, andC.Y.O. Sports: Football. Ambition: To be a pilot and musician. CAROLE SHERRER Carole ' s ambition is to become a teacher. School activities include yearbook and editing of the Orbit 60-61. VICTOR OBERTOWICH Victor hopes to be¬ come a herpetologist in the future. He enjoys playing pool, fishing and hunting. ADELINE SMADIS Adeline likes col¬ lecting hair styles, eat¬ ing Chinese food, bowling skating, and dancing. Ambition to become a hair stylist. ADRIAN PAPIRNIK Adrian, a member of C. Y. O. and Columbian Squires, enjoys sports and reading. Ambition: to be a secular priest. JUDY RICHER Judy, new to O ' Leary from McClennan, belongs to the curling and glee clubs. She enjoys sewing and popular music. Judy plans to be¬ come a stenographer. TED PASZEK Ted enjoys reading, chess, tennis, and other sports. He hopes to enter Faculty of En¬ gineering at the U. of A. President of Students ' Union for 61-62. MAVIS SMITH Mavis belongs to the Yearbook, Bowling, and Future Teachers ' clubs; she likes dancing and piano. Her main am¬ bition is to be an ex¬ change teacher. A LANA SWICK Alana wants to be a medical technologist. Her leisure time is spent in reading, dancing and riding. She also en- plays basketball and curls. ESTELLE TAILLEFER Estelle likes dancing, and reading. She belongs to the Red Cross and Badminton Clubs and her ambition is to be a stenographer. ROGER PECHANEC Roger is proficient in athletic and academic work. He is also a member of football team and Yearbook staff. His ambition is to a chemical engineer. MARGARET TAILLEFER Margaret, a member of the Red Cross and Good Counsel Clubs, and is the secretary of the Students ' Council. Her ambition is to get a B. S. C. in nursing. TERRY ROYER Football, basketball, collecting stamps are his main interests. Terry ' s future lies in teaching. JANET TATARCHUK Janet is Co-editor of the Yearbook. She is active in the Future Teachers Club, Good Counsel and Curling Clubs. Her future lies in nursing or teaching. (Loves chewing gum). PATRICK SHEDLOSKY Future is in psychiatry at U. of A. Interests: football, basketball, reading and booster club, and the Third Order of St. Francis. ERIKA TEPPER Pastimes: dancing, bowling, horseback riding, and skating. Her ambition is to be¬ come a pharmacist. LAWRENCE SARVER Lawrence collects stamps and enjoys sleeping. He enjoys football, baseball, etc. Ambition: to be quarter¬ back of the Ever Lovin ' Esks. BETTY TIBAUDEAU Betty is interested in reading, football, and hockey, although nursing at the Misericordia is her aim. TERRY JOHNSON Terry enjoys bowling, hockey and football. He plans to go to Varsity. HELENE TEPPER Helene likes dancing, horseback riding, bowling and skating. Her am¬ bition is to become a teacher. OLIVE TRISKA Olive enjoys parties, bowling, and jazz. Am¬ bition: to finish high school. She is a member of the Yearbook Staff and belongs to the C.Y.O. ADELE TREMBLAY Adele, a partime student of O ' Leary hopes to enter the Faculty of Education. Her interests include music, riding and the Legion of Mary. GUY TAILLEUR Guy ' s main interest lies in Automobile mechanics. He enjoys model building and stamp collecting. DIANNE UPRIGHT Social work and travel are Dianne ' s plans. Her interests lie in the Drama Club and she is the Social Convener of O ' Leary. BILL TASSEY Bill plans to enter Engineering or Education at the U. of A. He en¬ joys football, bowling and basketball. JUNE WAKARUK June ' s ambition is to become a teacher and see the world. Her activities include the Yearbook Staff, Cafe¬ teria work. Room Representative, Volley¬ ball, and playing the accordian. JACK TREPANIER Jack belongs to the C.Y.O. and plays Senior Football. He is President of the Curling Club. His ambition lies in Education with the R. C. M. P. BARBARA WHITEMAN Activities: Drama Club, bowling. Sports: water-skiing, horseback riding, and piano. Ambition: nursing. ANTHONY WANKIEWICZ Activities: C.Y.O. , Cadets, and Students ' Union. Sports: Tennis, and bowling. Co-editor of the Envoy. NORM OLSEN The Booster Club has taken up much of Norm ' s time. His special interest is natural science. Norm ' s ambition is to finish High School soon. EHOR MAZUROK Ehor ' s ambition is a simple one-to make money. Ehor is a budding scientist with a head for electronics. TOM WOODS An avid sports fan, Tom is interested in Elmwood and Eastwood Tennis Clubs. We should see Tom in Uni¬ versity in future years. WAYNE YANEW Dancing and football take much of Wayne ' s time. He enjoys parties and listening to records. Wayne wants to enter Engineering at the U. of A. REMEMBERED FOR WAYNE YANEW - specific heat problems - Yanew ' s special in Physics DARLENE WYNNYK - her naturally ' curly hair - the envy of the fairer section TOM WOODS - his passion for duck hunting BARBARA WHITEMAN - those mellifluous trombone slides TONY WANKIEWICZ - winning ONE argument with Peter JUNE WAKARUK - the students ' choice as winner of the Leadership Trophy 60-61 DIANNE UPRIGHT - devotion to her ever-loving violin and pupils OLIVE TRISKA - a living model for Butterick JACK TREPANIER - roasting behind the stage spotlights ADELE TREMBLAY - her drive-in attendance - mornings only BETTY THIBAUDEAU - favorite apparel - red sweaters HELENE TEPPER - Are you Erika? ERIKA TEPPER - Are you Helene? JANET TATARCHUK - time, talent, and tears dedicated to the Envoy BILL TASSEY - part owner in the Caramilk Co. MARGARET TAILLEFER - always willing to dig a little deeper for the missions ESTELLE TAILLEFER - her nimble fingers on the typewriter keyboard GUY TAILLEUR - permanent fixture in the library - sixth period ALLANA SWICK - most treasured possession -- her compact MAVIS SMITH - answering to at least 12 nicknames ADELINE SMADIS - Jo the Hobo on Frustrated Ambition Day CAROLE SHERRER - O ' Leary expert on languages PAT SHEDLOSKY - vim, vigor, and verve GLORIA SCHLENDER - professional adviser on the comfort of tropical fish LAWRENCE SARVER - the Bobby Walden of the Spartans TERRY ROYER - Friends, Romans, ANYONE, lend me your ears- MARLENE RENNIE - always seen with an open book on her way to school ADELINE PROSKOW - always being late for Physical Ed. 20 MILLIE PROCINSKY - her all-out effort to train at Misery LEONA POPP - her pale gray eyes PAT PODLUBNEY - those smoky green eyes! ROGER PECHANEC - the Einstein of O ' Leary MARGARET PLANTE - heading for the back of the class DONNA PISKA - never ending flow of rhetoric IRENE PARADY - dancing Friday noon hours MARNA PHILLIPS - those crazy mule slippers TED PASZEK - that winning smile ANN PAPP - O ' Leary ' s late movie fan ADRIAN PAPERNIK - his attempts to catch some shut-eye in Latin 30 NORM OLSEN - those noon-hour hikes PATTI O ' FLAHERTY - her rippling laugh VICTOR OBERTOWICH - being the pool SHARK of O ' Leary CIARAN NOLAN - immortalized in his portrayal as Derry SANDY NIMCO - her friendly reassuring manner SHARON MORIN - those cute hair pins intermingled in her long hair THERESA MILLS - occupying that table at lunch GERARD MC MAHON - keeping the students in suspense for hot rod debut STAN MC KINLAY - that spark in his eyes during shop HUGH MC DONALD - best pal you ever had EHOR MAZUROK - one who never gets enough answers JOHN MANN - his friendly advice on how this .city should be run JANET MALONEY - SCREECH! ! ! ! ! LINDA MAC KINNON - doing the Irish jig with a name like MacKinnon ELAINE LETOURNEAU - most piercing, powerful, penetrating whistle ever emitted IRIS LEE - French way of speaking English GEORGE LEDOUX - his favorite pastime - HOMEWORK - ha ha LAURETTE LAMER - devoted yearbook secretary JOYCE KUBALIK - Does she or doesn ' t she? Even her hairdresser doesn ' t know AGNES KLEIN - her poised, gracious, co-operative manner ANNE KIZLYK - those black nylons JOAN KIRKLAND - her drive to get that High School Diploma SHIRLEY KENNEDY - another one of those does she or doesn ' t she? JERRY KALITA - his favourite class -- Math 30 with the girls FRANK JOSEY - his shy bashful way when one of the fair sex comes into view TERRY JOHNSON - his slick hair-do (what hair-do) DENNIS JACUBEC - that executive look WAYNE INGRAM - Brilliant not only in the classroom but also on the gridiron TOM HUNTER - making those five pins jump JUTTA HOEPER - noon hours devoted to working in the library LARRY HLUSHAK - avid fan and participator in all sports JIM GRIFFIN - that cute blush KEN GRAHAM - that larger than usual oral cavity LYNNE GAUTHIER - her 8:00 am physics conferences with Gloria RICK FORBES - relationship to the kangaroo family - Oh that center jump EVELYN FLEMING - her favorite subject - Latin 30 BERNADETTE ENGLISH - long, long, finger nails HUGH DUNBAR - his fine voice YVONNE DOUZIECH - editor of Orbit OLGIERD DOBROSTANSKI - pampering ye olde English car to get him to 97th St. HARVEY DIDUCK - split affection - between his sax and flute THOMAS DEWAR - after school dates with Mr. Patsula LORETTE DESNOYERS - ever present smile after third period CAROL DELANEY - continually suffering from rheumatism -- her deep love of French LANNY CURTIN - his lay-up shots from centre PAT CORLETT - ingenuity in creating those hair styles BRENDA CHURCH - ART ART ART JEAN CHARROIS - those fine vocal cords RON CHALIFOUX - McMahon ' s believe it or not TONI CASAGRANDE - those dark brown eyes BEATRICE CARRIER - those cute dimples in her cheeks LORRAINE CANUEL - those neat Social notes LOUISE BYRNE - mauve and pink DONNA BUKMEIER - her BRAINS PETER BOETZKES - photography BERNICE BRODER - those power-packed volleyball hits MARILYN BRADLEY - singing with her eyes closed NANCY BELCOURT - her pendulum swing on a volleyball service WALLY BAYDALA - the only boy brave enough to dance at noon WAYNE BARRE - undisputed noon-hour chess champ RON BABIY - that good-natured football player BILL ARMSTRONG - the mystery that surrounds him REUBEN AHLSTROM - the great O ' Leary orator ELEVENTH GRADE Dolores Barylo Beatrice Belcourt Donna Bertrand Sharalyn Brower Joyce Budesheim Norma Corlett Pat Dally Louise Dentinger Michelle Dobbie Carol Maloney Joanne Miciak Donna Mooney Mary Remi Pat Schur Cathy Szostak Marlene Yanew Samuel Belcourt Harry Bilo Patrick Brennon A1 Carr James Crothers Donald Fielding Donald Finley Murray Gill Wayne Hart Albert Royer Kenneth Schlender Robert Taillefer Maurice Vervynck Peter West Francis Hendrick Gary Hoyer Algirdas Karosas Wilfred LaChappelle Richard Maschler Richard Letourneau Ben Malinowski Keith Nixon Lawrence Paley Ralph Pechanec Ronald Pechanec Raymond Pelletier John Pletschet Peter Presidente Roger Montpellier John Montpetit Cecile Renaud Pat Sadoroszney Elizabeth Schur Cathy Martel Lois Masse Marilynne McDonald Janet Bugnet Georgette Callan Georgette Chretien Mary Creemers Joyce Cunningham Gail Deines Irene Houle Anna Mae Hunka Lorrain Letain Gloria Letawsky Deanna Yedlinski Arpad Botar Clem Brisson Charles Dryden Martin Filax Margaret McGonigal Henia Netter Shirley Osadchuk Vlartina Steinkey Vlary Lou Todorow Irene Vandal Vlaureen Walsh Sforea Wilflingsider Alfred Rossetti Dwight St. Peter William Shea Kenneth Shore Barrie Stewart Ronald Linder Brian Lunty Paul McLean Kevin Stewart Edward Sushynski William Walker Ted Wickins rry Keller nes Kolt •ry Krec seph Lackonick chie Landals Robert Gaucher William Green Darrell Haverstock Norman Heemeryck Ronald Holyk George Patan Robert Pettie Thomas Podlubny Andrew Music Wally Nahulak Paul Ofner Missing: David Macdonald Maureen Acker Jeanette Andrews Charlotte Brindza Paulette Chalifoux Claire Charron Deanna Claeys Marion Durling Violet Dzinbiak Faith Farwell Pat Fendelet Andrea Graham Helen Hrycyk Vk Leona Jacobs Edith Knotzinger Gwen Lang Ita Nola Pauline Nolan Joyce Pelletier Inge Pfisterer Lydia Smuk Tony Marano Pat McGinley Anne Marie McLean Sharon McMorris Reina Tousignant Diane Trohimchuk Judy Verville Vicky Zuk Bryan Bartoshek Larry Bedard Tim Bukmeier Kenny Cherwaty Cecil Dacyk John Hebert John Hunter Peter Kalynchuk Dennis Labby Jim Lemiski John Martin Ronald Masse Norman Meunier Ernie Mulyk Carlo Pesce Glen Peterson Bob Sheldon Eddie Trela Cornelus VanDerKley Ken Veness HONOR STUDENTS Helen Broschak Donna Bukmeier Paulette Chalifoux Evelyn Fleming Leona Jacobs Laurette Lamer Edith Knotzinger Henia Netter Gloria Schlender Carole Sherrer Stella Theberge June Wakaruk Anthony Wankiewicz Gary Beecze Peter Boetzkes Ted Paszek Ralph Pechanec Ron Pechanec Ben Malinowski TENTH GRADE Sigrun Arbter Irene Bart Eileen Curran Doreen Dragon Geraldine Engel Rita English Gail Gauthier Paula Guenette Leona Huculak Fran Kaminski Sheila Keet Pat Kopala Patricia Kully Helen Kostiuk Carole Lafleur Kathleen Karpiuk Lynn Rouleau Vivien Longoz Evelyn Mandick Helen Markiw Diann McCrank Colleen McGuire Margaret McNeil Johanna Novak Valerie Rose Rosalene Ruta Rosa Schroder Barbara Taylor Mary Tighe Stephanie Ussyk Barbara Wacowich Rita Wacowich Paul Allen Morris Begin Allan Bentz Merle Blachut Robert Black Martin Graham Kenneth Kirkland Joseph Kimmerly Ronald Kutney Robert Luker Bob Phillips Romas Pilipavicius Thomas Procinsky David Robinson Richard Scurr Joe Stanishewsky George Stepney John Woodcock Mitchell Wujcik Albert Zrubak Joe Mink Alexander Nagorski Stephen Nimchuk Declan Nolan Glen Pearce Margaret Alhstrom Antoinette Andrews Karin Antulowicz Stephanie Beaudoin Cecile Berezan Florence Caron Frances Kearney Louise Lafreniere Gail Kennedy Bernice Major Geraldine McNair Yvonne Charbonneau Patricia Trudel Gaile Karosas Darlene Smith Judith O ' Hara Sheila Opperthauser Theresa Papernik Patricia Phelan Joyce Reeves Mary Zoner Loraine Steinkey Teresa Stukoski Lorna Upright Ray Ghiloni a ||! o i k. il James Affolter Leslie Cooke Bert Creemers Jack Deagle Richard Desnoyers Silvano Giacobbo Stephen Dufresne Edward Goyan Jack Hoggan Ken Jakubec Walter Jurina Ken Leibel Edward Popp Harmel Rivet Luc Seguin Helmut Stadlmayer Ronald Steele Blaine Thomson Donald Zeversenuke Leonard Morin Donald McDonald Patrick McDonald Richard Nolin Gerald Olsen Betty Adamoski Dolenda Desmarais Gale Ferguson Lorraine Forcade Jeannette Gagnon Gail Gervais Iris Ginther Connie Hunter Patricia Anne Johnson Patricia Klimko June Klinger Sally Littlejohn Patricia Ann Litwin Rose Marie MacLellan Katherine Paranich Vivianne Richer Wendy Rimstad Barbara Sobon Patricia Stach Brenda Stewart Madeline Taillefer Joan Tatarchuk Beverly Wosnock James Callihoo Wayne Canuel Michael Depeyre Laurent Dupuis Norman Durling Raymond Fander Edward Gill Brian Hague Armand Hebert Eugene Larose Walter Lasek Richard McKinlay Joseph MacLellan Ray Pilon Gerald Plante Ronald Randolph Terry Sagan Maureen Ryan Darlene Scott Nancy Shulhan Anne Uruska Marlene Wagner ATHLETICS BACK ROW: J. Kreck, L. Morin, R. Douziech, R. St. Peter, D. Dobranski, B. Pettie, A. Jones, B. Stewart, W. Ingram. THIRD ROW: G. Turcotte, W. Yanew, B. Hague, L. Hlushak, A. Nagorski, R. Ghiloni, A. Korosas, L. Sarver, R. Pechanec, K. Leibel. SECOND ROW: Bill Green, T. Royer, Mr. Flaherty, R. Kutney, Mr. Patsula, P. Kalynchuk, B. Danilowich, J. Callihoo. FIRST ROW: G. Plante, E. Goyan, J. Martin, R. Babiy, B. Mitchell, H. McDonald. OUR FOOTBALL TEAM IN ACTION BACK ROW: L. Romaniuk R. Holyck R. Forbes R. Linder T. Hunter SECOND ROW: B. Malinowski B. Forbes D. Dewar H. Ache son FRONT ROW: T. Royer B. Green Mr. Flaherty A. Botar SENIOR BACK ROW: R. Charrois B. Danilowich D. Dzinbiak Br. Lawrence B. Lunty C. Van Der Kley FRONT ROW: G. Plante E. Goyan A. Karosas G. Patan R. Pilipavicius E. Popp R. Kutney JUNIOR SOPHOMORES G. Pa tan H. Acheson R. Charrois Br. Lawrence B. Lunty L. Spring D. Labby SENIORS BOYS’ BACK ROW: G. Ledoux L. Romaniuk R. Forbes L. Hlushak R. Babiy FRONT ROW: R. Boychuk Mr. Flaherty J. Kalita L. Sarver VOLLEYBALL JUNIORS BACK ROW: R. Kutney G. Stepney T. Procinsky B. Forbes FRONT ROW: G. Plante Br. Lawrence R. Pilipavicius CURLING CLUB The electing of officers was the first step in the formation of the Curling Club. Under the supervision of Mr. Hrycun, the teams met each Thursday at the Alberta Avenue Curling Rink. Regular attendance and friendly competition resulted in a good time for all. BACK ROW: Mr. Hrycun. FRONT ROW: Sandy Nimco, Jack Trepanier, Barbara Whiteman. JUNIOR BASKETBALL The Juniors, seemingly enthused with their practices, have not had opportunities to display their skills. The newly or¬ ganized team should come forth with many victories in the coming season. BACK ROW: Dolenda Desmarais, Pat Kopala, Lorna Upright, Betty Podlubny, Sally Littlejohn, Cathy Martel. FRONT ROW: Margaret McGonigal, Pat Podlubny, Assistant Coach; Miss F. Guedo, Coach; Gaile Korasas. BOWLING CLUB After the organization of the bowling league, under the supervision of Mr. Nimco, students met every Wednesday at the Plaza Bowling Alley. BACK ROW: Pat Corlett, Ken Graham. FRONT ROW: Marna Phillips, Mr. Nimco, Ted Paszek. Senior Volleyball: FRONT ROW: Joyce Kubalik, Judy Verville, Elaine Letourneau, Bunny McDonald. BACK ROW: Bernice Broder, June Wakaruk, Charlotte Brindza, Nancy Belcourt. MISSING: Cathy Martel, Cecile Renaud. Senior girls volleyball team, under the direction of Miss Meyer, displayed marks of fine sportsmanship and school spirit, although unsuccessful in their attempt to capture t he championship. Junior Volleyball: FRONT ROW: Gail Karosas, Sally Littlejohn, Sheila Keet, Leona Huculak, Diann McCrank, Miss D. Puetz. BACK ROW: Rita Wacowich, Irene Baert, Paula Guenette, Eileen Curran, Barbara Wacowich. The Juniors, seemingly enthused with their practices, have not had op¬ portunities to display their skills. The newly organized team should come forth with many victories in the coming season. CURLING IN ACTION The first day of curling in the newly formed club proved both interesting and beneficial to the many beginners. Jack demonstrates the procedure of throwing a rock. BADMINTON CLUB Badminton, the newest of all our clubs, provides entertainment for the girls during the noon hours. Most of the girls are merely beginners, but they have a terrific time batting the birdie around. Miss Meyer is in charge and as yet no executive has been elected. CLUBS ACTIVITIES BACK ROW: Anthony Wankiewicz, Vice-President; Wayne Yanew, Secretary; Ben Malinowski, Treasurer; Leona Jacobs, Treasurer; Margaret Taillefer, Secretary; Sandy Nimco, Vice-President. FRONT ROW: Brother Hilarion, Ted Paszek, President; Agnes Klein, President; Sister Theresa Marie. Room Representatives BACK ROW: Keith Nixon, Bernice Broder, Cornelus Van der Kley, Lorna Upright, Ken Graham, Donna Mount, Wayne Ingram. FRONT ROW: Vivian Longoz, Pat McGinley, June Wakaruk, Janet Bugnet, Marlene Yanew, Betty Adamoski. YEARBO OK STAFF BACK ROW: S. Nimco, R. Pechanec, C. Scherrer, P. Schur, O. Dobrastanski, G. Schlender. SECOND ROW: L. Lamer, B. Broder, B. Malinowski, O. Triska, B. Taillefer, C. Renaud, P. Boetzkes, J. Wakaruk, L. Gauthier. FIRST ROW: Miss A. Sprado, D. Jakubec, Artist; J. Tatarchuk, Co-Editor; A. Wankiewizc, Co-Editor; B. Church, Artist; Mr. S. Stacey. ORBIT STAFF BACK ROW: W. Ingram, E. Fleming, T. Paszek, B. Sobon, A. Karosas. FRONT ROW: Y. Douziech, Miss E. Meyer, P. Shedlosky. This year the Orbit-O ' Leary ' s monthly newspaper-has been a highly successful effort owing to Miss Meyer and her staff. RED CROSS CLUB A recent organization in O ' Leary High School is the Junior Red Cross. Composed of seventy members, its aim is to aid the children in poorer countries throughout the world. Under the guiding hand of Miss Lemay and the capable executive, many fund raising projects will and are being started. Dances, games and other such activities are included in the projects at which small admission charges are col¬ lected for the benefit of the Red Cross. FUTURE TEACHERS ' CLUB The Future Teachers ' Club, com¬ posed of members interested in entering the teaching profession if under the spon¬ sorship of Mrs. Yaskowich. The purpose of the club is to inform prospective teachers of the duties involved in this career. Plans are being made for the grade twelve girls to go out to assigned schools and watch the actual methods in teaching. PROMOTIONS CLUB The Promotions Club, under the sponsorship of Miss A. Sprado is com¬ posed of four active members. Its main objective is to advertise the activities and other school clubs. These girls are re¬ sponsible for the many colorful posters appearing on O ' Leary ' s bulletin boards. BACK ROW: Stephanie Beaudoin, Nancy Shulhan, Sally Littlejohn, Anne Uruska. FRONT ROW: Miss A. Sprado. BOOSTER CLUB The enthusiastic members of the Booster Club have turned out in all kinds of weather to give our school teams moral support. This club is vital to the success of school sports and school spirit. Sister Margaret Rose and Brother Lawrence have given the eighteen room representa¬ tives many new cheers and have organized many pep rallies. DRAMA CLUB The Drama Club, under the sponsor¬ ship of Mrs. Stacey, consists of seventy tentative members. President Ciaran Nolan, Vice President Norma Corlett, and Secretary Treasurer Mary Lou Todorow have divided the membership into nine com¬ mittees dealing with the various phases of make up, costumes, scenery, and other dramatic detail. Plans are underway to enroll the group in the National Thespian Association, which is an association of high school Drama Clubs throughout Cana¬ da and the United States. This active club hopes to stage a production The King ' s English, which is a satire on the English language. BACK ROW: Stephanie Beaudoin, Norma Corlett, Henia Netter, Inge Pfisterer, Mary Lou Todorow. FRONT ROW: Ciaran Nolan, Mrs. Stacey, Ted Paszek. GRADUANDS ' CLUB The purpose of the Graduands ' Club is to assist in the arrangements for the graduation festivities and the nucleus of future alumni. The officers are: President, Wayne Ingram; Vice president, Toni Casagrande; Secretary, Dianne Upright; Treasurer, Ken Graham. The representa¬ tives are Harvey Diduck, Hugh MacDonald, Laurette Lamer, and Elaine Letourneau. As the time neared for the Spring Prom the Graduands ' Club was busy with final plans and arrangements. Graduation ceremonies will be held in the early fall. They promise to retain their enthusiasm for Alumni Activities in the years to come. The faculty advisors are Sister Margaret Rose and Mr. Lamoureux. GOOD COUNSEL CLUB The Good Counsel Clubs of O ' Leary are divided into senior and junior divisions. The Senior division, composed of grade eleven and twelve girls, are under the guidance of Reverend Sister Margaret Rose. The junior girls are supervised by Reverend Sister Claire. The main purpose of this organization is to study the different religious vocations, and to pray for reli¬ gious vocations. Plans are in order to visit the many different religious estab¬ lishments throughout the city. REMEMBER Will you behave, Frosh? Teaching, anyone? Addie get your gun. But my hair is naturally curly! Nursing, anyone? THESE Even the teachers are frustrated. 1 Vote for me or else - the beatnik pad Okay Pancho what ' s we haven for dinner? I still like you, even if you are bow-legged. OUR PATRONS WE THANK With a grateful spirit We students at O ' Leary Pray for our generous YEARBOOK PATRONS May: God ' s power guide you, God ' s might uphold you, God ' s wisdom teach you, God ' s eye watch over you, God ' s ear hear you, God ' s word speak for you, God ' s hand guard you, God ' s way lie before you, God ' s shield shelter you, God ' s host defend you. Mr. J. Acker Mrs. E. Adderson Mrs. B. Allen Mr. Mrs. R. Aim Mr. M. Andrews Mr. Mrs. W. Andruckow Mr. Mrs. T. Anstead Mr. Mrs. A. Arnold Mrs. R. Aucoin Mrs. J. Beaudin Miss G. Beck Mr. M. Biloglovka Miss L. Bohay Miss T. Borai Mrs. M. Brakus Mr. S. Brakus Mr. S.O. Buehler Mr. .A. Bukmeier Mrs. J. Bukmeier Mrs. Burghardt Mr. F. Burghardt Mr. J. Burns Mr. Mrs. T. Church Mr. A. Cotter Mrs. I. Cotter Mr. W. Crago Mrs. J. Dally Miss L. Dentinger Mr. Mrs. B. Diduck. Mr. M. Diduck Mr. Mrs. W. Dmytruk Mr. Mrs. T. Dominiuk Mr. Mrs. Eagan Mrs. Kathleen Eleniak Mrs. H. Ellis Mr. J. Fendelet Mrs. J. Fendelet Mr. Mrs. R. Fleming Mr. Mrs. E. Gaume Mr. Mrs. A. Gauthier Mr. Mrs. R. Gauthier Mr. J. Golinsky Miss L. Hager Lt. Col. D. Harper Mrs. A. Hermann Mr. R. Herron Mr. E. Hill Mrs. E. Hill Mr. C. Hoffman Mr. R. Holeton Mrs. M. Jacobs Mr. R. Jacobs Mr. Leon Jewkes Mr. Mrs. E. Johnson Mr. Mrs. G. Karosas Mrs. J. Kaye Mr. Mrs. R. Keith Mrs. J. Keller Mr. Mrs. V. Kennedy Mr. F. Kennett Miss M. Klapauszak Mrs. J. Klein Mr. J. Kopala Mrs. T. Korchinsky Mr. T. Kostiuk Mrs. T. Kostiuk Mr. Mrs. A. Kubalik Mr. Mrs. P. Kully Mr. Mrs. W. Lamoureux Mrs. F. Lee Mr. J. Leibel Mrs. T. Letourneau Mrs. A. Lewandowski Mr. Mrs. E. Linder Mrs. E. Littlejohn Mrs. Lovedale Mr. A. Lunty Mr. B. Lunty Mrs. M. MacDonald Mr. Mrs. L. Marchand Mrs. R. Major Mrs. I. Mclnnes Reverend J. McNeil Mr. Mrs. McNeilly Mr. N. Meunier Mr. H . Miller Mr. Mrs. D. Mills Mr. Mrs. M. Mills Sr. Mr. Mrs. M. Mills Jr. Mr. J. Mueller Mr. Mrs. G. Nadon Mrs. W. Opperthauser Mr. F. Papirnik Mrs. F. Papirnik Mr. A. Pelletier Mr. M. Podmore Mr. Mrs. P. Romaniuk Mrs. J. Ruta Mr. W. Ruta Mr. J. Sadoroszney Miss P. Sadoroszney Mr. Mrs. V. Scott Mr. Mrs. R. Segaert Mr. A. Shaw Mr. T. Shaw Capt. Mrs. B. Small Miss F. Small Mr. J. Soroka Mr. Mrs. H. Spiller Mr. M. Starke Mr. A. Steinkey Mr. E. Stride Mr. Mrs. L. Swick Mr. M. Tatarchuk Mr. W. Taylor Miss G. Theberge Mr. Mrs. J. Thibaudeau Mr. T. Thibodeau Mr. Mrs. J. Tighe Mr. C. Trepanier Mrs. C. Trepanier Mr. A. Tuckwood Mr. Mrs. A. Upright Mr. J. Van der Horst Mrs. A. Verlinde Miss B. Verlinde Mrs. J. Wakaruk Mr. F. Wankiewicz Mrs. J. Wankiewicz Mr. K. Wosnock Miss G. Wozney Alex Bayrak ' s Shoes Award Guitar School Canada Safeway 191 Daily Confectionery Royalite Killarney Service LaPerle ' s Toddlers to Teens Magee ' s Shell Service Safeway Stores 189 St. Edmund ' s School St. Francis C. W. L. Shop Easy Grocery Simonds Variety Store Wing ' s Grocery FEATURES -- Eyes of Mary, look upon me. -- And bid me come to thin Immaculate Heart; -- That thus I may come to the Heart of Jesus. Crowning of statue of Our Lady Retreat Communion Glee Club at Retreat Mass Retreat conferences with Father Corbett Same as 4, Papal Blessing by Father Corbett ass Simon-Henri Ladeira Probable date of Ordination - 1966. 22nd March 1961 O ' Leary Girls ' School, 8760 132 Ave., Edmonton, Alta. Attention Sister Theresa Marie. Dear Sister: I have received your kind letter and enclosure of $100 on behalf of the school, which is to be used for the education of Simon- Henri Ladeira of the Seminary at Kabwe, Republique de Congo. It is in his name as well as my own that I express sincere thanks and appreciation to the students who have contributed this gener¬ ous donation. I know the sacrifices that go into such a collection, and I am sure our Lord will bless and reward each of the con¬ tributors for them. I know the girls will pray for the success of their spiritual son and I want to assure them that he in turn will remember them as his benefactreses, in his own daily prayers. My since re, thanks to you Sister for interesting the girls in this all important apostolate, which means so much to the success of the missionary Church. I ask Our Risen Lord to bless you and the girls and to fill your hearts with holy joy. Gratefully yours in Christ, O ' Leary Girls ' High School - Edmonton Student - Emmanuel Kodachanal, Seminary - St. Joseph ' s Apostolic Seminary Alwaye North P. O., Kerela State, S. India. Studies - 2nd year of Theology Probable date of Ordination - 1963 Replacement appointment - 27th Sept. 1961. ' REVUE - 62 ’ BROTHER CHARLES PRODUCER - DIRECTOR GLEE CLUB - SPIRITUAL NUMBERS On Left: Sister Margaret Rose, Co-director of the Glee Club; Sister Margaret Rose has contributed much effort and time not only to the success of Revue-62 but also to the encouragement of all in the production. ' THE OLD LAMPLIGHTER ' ' RENDEZVOUS ' ARKANSAS TRAVELLER INSTRUMENTALISTS LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Brennan, Revie Leskovsky, Harvey Diduck, and Wayne Hart. SCHOOL ORCHESTRA Brother Andrew, the conductor of the Orchestra, brings to O ' Leary his vast experience in instrumental music. The able assistant conductor is Sister Margaret Rose. The Orchestra of 31 pieces was organized in late October and made its debut at the Christmas Carol Concert, All members have had music training but about one half are playing a new instrument in the O ' Leary Orchestra. This has meant many hours of practice for those beginning on instruments to keep up with those who had some proficiency in their instruments from the start. They were helped by the experienced players who taught them individually or as groups dur¬ ing regular class practice periods. Scene from the play The King ' s English The Pickaninnies Bouquets from Student Body for Revue-62 Brother Charles Sister Margaret Rose Brother Andrew Mrs. Stacey Miss Puetz Mr. Sanche Miss Guedo - art Mr. Hrycun - sets Mrs. Yaskowich - costumes Miss Meyer - programmes and Especially to the principals. Sister Theresa Marie and Brother Hilarion for their help and co-operation. Sing Boy Sing! Our Editor on a Kitty Car (Janet Tararchuk) Peter, Peter Pumpkin Eater Are we seeing double ? Who Me ? From Soup to Nuts. Letourneaus all Sweet Heart Roses for a Sweet¬ heart. Dennis the Menace Jackubec I ' m gonna be president (Paszek) Social ' s not that bad. Benjamin Twist Lynn Loves Laddie Is this Wayne Ingram ? Annie and Nancy Fishing? Skates for Sister? Let ' s go team ! ! I ' m the Ugliest Ducking. It ' s like this more or less! ! Who ' s accompanist? 3. 4. 5. 6 . 7. 8 . 11 . 12 . 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20 . Compliments ot , D.TTRICHMENS SHOP J a0a $w I SEREDA DRUGS LIMITED Prescriptions Northgate Building Phone GA 2-5398 10047 Jasper Avenue 2 . 3. 4. 5. 6 . 7. 8 . 9. 10 . 11 . 12 . 13. 14. 15. 16. 17 . 18. 19. 20 . My boomerang won ' t come back. Your boomerang won ' t come back! Qui est-il? Got troubles Bunkey? Short hand ? Frog ' s legs anyone! ! Wonder if she still likes kittens? (Brenda Church) Wow Legs! ! Why akimbo, Clancey? ? Our chemist, Laurette (Lamer) Not in the gym ? ? Supper dishes! ! You need hands. I think I ' ll have a relapse. Hey cowboy, who ' s the shy lady? Native War Dance? ? Donna, Toni, Jutta, -- is it possible? ? Baby Hughey (MacDonald). Paulette the Beatnik. Guess who? ? GATEWAY RADIO T.V. 6410-118 Avenue Compliments of Henry Singer Congratulations to the Grads Royal Military College of Canada Kingston, Ontario. education leadership A strong sense of duty, readiness to accept responsibility and the ability to lead . . . are some of the qualities required of an officer in Canada’s Armed Forces. The de¬ velopment of these leadership qualities in this modern age demands the best in educa¬ tion and ' training. Colleges or through most Canadian univer¬ sities, leading to a university degree and the Queen’s Commission. This training pre¬ pares cadets for a career as officers in their chosen service, the Royal Canadian Navy, the Canadian Army or the Royal Canadian Air Force. The Department of National Defence will sponsor, through the Regular Officer Train¬ ing Plan (ROTP), a selected number of qualified high school graduates to obtain an education through the Canadian Services There is also a limited entry for those who would choose to obtain higher education at the Canadian Services Colleges at their own expense, and serve after graduation as officers in active components of the Reserve forces. Full details concerning the Regular Officer Training Plan, or entry into the Canadian Services Colleges, as a Reserve cadet, can be obtained without obligation from your nearest Canadian Armed Forces Recruiting C entre or by writing to the Director ROTP, Department of National Defence, Ottawa, Ontario. Closing date for candidates applying for 1962 fall classes is 1 July, 1962. 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Reasonable Rates For Appointments call GR 7-6177 8810-125th Ave. Phone GR 7-6432 Edmonton, Alberta 12742 - Fort Road Manager and Beauty Consultant Ann Losinski FOR THE BEST IN DAIRY PRODUCTS ,0 ph.’g 5 2 th oI; r o“ t MILK CREAM £f NU-MAID” brand BUTTER made the All our Instructors are continuous way Professionals Ice Cream — Cottage Cheese All makes of Instruments and Accessories NORTHERN ALBERTA DAIRY POOL LTD. Manager: Bob Clarke Head Office - Edmonton Club 93 Nomads Phone GA 2-8013 Quality Records FOR FINER FOODS YOUR REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE NEEDS Ctanc Real £ taU Insurance SHOP SAFEWAY GR 9-2572 GR 9-2516 EDMONTON. ALBERTA Park Plaza - 118th Avenue DARBY DRIVE-IN CLEANERS 6415- 118th Avenue Edmonton PARK ANNEX PHARMACY for Quality and Service 5809 - 118th Ave., Edmonton Phone GR 7-8775 Phone GR 7-6622 HARDIN’S DRUG STORE Newton Park Shopping Centre 12119 - 54th Street, Phone 479-7454 KUSHNIRUK CLINIC KiHarney Shopping Centre 12939-97 Street Edmonton, Alberta School Supplies — Stationery DR. MACKIM KUSHNIRUK B.Sc. (A), M.D. Physician and Surgeon Prescription Service FREE DELIVERY Office Phone: GR 4-0836 Hours 1-6 (Monday through Saturday) 24 Hour Service at 488-7878 EATON C?- � A PLAN YOUR FUTURE IN SHOP WITH CONFIDENCE M ALBERTA AT EATON’S “ THE NATURAL gas province OF CANADA” LARGEST ASSORTMENTS BEST ALL-ROUND VALUES GOODS SATISFACTORY OR MONEY REFUNDED SHOP IN PERSON . BY MAIL FRIENDLY SERVICE SINCE 1923 BY PHONE . DIAL 424-0181 VORTHWESrERIV JT! L! T! mS. EATON’S OF CANADA OLD DUTCH POTATO CHIPS REGULAR RIP-L BAR - B-Q ONION GARLIC EVERYBODY’S FLAVOR FAVORITE OLD DUTCH FOODS LTD. it For Quality and Service RUDAT’S TROPIC-PET SUPPLIES 8301 - 118th Avenue Ph. 477 - 7592 Edmonton, Alberta FLASH ELECTRONICS 12512 - 118th Ave., Edmonton Phone GL 5-5055 - GL 5-8454 Fast Courteous Efficient Service HUSKY SHEET METAL Best work at lowest prices” A. Schribar Walter Pacula Ph. 454-4763 Ph. GR 9-6345 FRANK ' S PLUMBING HEATING and GAS FITTING Furnace Care” 8632 - 125a Ave. Phone 477 - 1507 Phone GL 5-3569 12038 - 127th Street, Edmonton, Alberta. CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK OF COMMERCE 10230 Princess Elizabeth Avenue W.F. Forman, Manager Drug Service for Northeast Edmonton A V DRIVE-INN HOME OF THE FAMOUS S.A. LOGAN Phone GR 7-1192 8103 - 118 Ave. Edmonton SHERBROOKE PHARMACY Prescription Specialists 12039 - 127th St. BEST IN BABY NEEDS” CROWN REAL ESTATE Industrial, Commercial Residential General Insurance Loans Contact - John Litwin 8716 - 118th Ave. Res. Ph. GR 7-6355 Bus. GR 9-1366 GR 4-0680 PAPA, MAMA and BABY BURGERS 7205 - 112 Avenue Phone GR 7-6794 FREE DELIVERY - EASY PARKING when Drug Store Service i s Required Coll WINTER DRUGS Three blocks north of Simpson-Sears 6516-118 Avenue GR 4-0121 SPOTLESS CLEANERS Free Pick-Up and Delivery Specials DOMINION Truly Canadian -- More Friendly Hairstyling and Permanent Waving JO’S BEAUTY SALON 4855-118 Ave. Everything Guaranteed for appointments call GR 9-0729 NOLAN’S Drug Stores Ltd. Prescription Specialists 8955-118 Ave. - Phone 477-2748 9426-118 Ave. - Phone 479-3132 School Supplies Free Delivery Prescription Druggists MITCHELL’S DRUG STORE Three Good Drug Stores” 10426-118 Ave. Ph. GR 7-5393 10769-95 St. Ph. GA 2-3074 9452-118 Ave. Ph. GR 7-1540 Phone GR 9-0990 ALCHEM DRUG CO. LTD. Prescription Druggists 8015 - 118 Ave. Edmonton, Alberta Ph. 477-73011 9353-118 Ave. HALE HARDWARE LTD. plumbing - china - tools auto accessories - marvelube oils N-rs-— -p Bus. 479 - 8983 BOV L Res. 466 - 2279 For Health and Pleasure PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS Come In - Have Fun Free Delivery CANADA’S MOST POPULAR SPORT YOUR HIGH SCHOOL BOWLING CENTER PLAZA RECREATION 12939 97 St. Edmonton, Alberta 16 Automatic lanes to serve you SERVING YOU IN SICKNESS AND IN HEALTH” Phone GR 7-7848 i ' jO 6voAr V40 r demoted, ©vx Acossce. k W. a voA«Lvv)C w s!r v . 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