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

Page 58 text:

- O ' Cem JOE ACKER BETTY ADAMOSKI ANTOINETTE ANDREWS KARIN ANTULOWICZ SIGRUN ARBTER ROSE MARY AUCOIN IRENE BAERT LINDA BARRE STEVE BEAUDOIN MORRIS BEGIN ALLAN BENTZ CECILE BEREZAN IRIS BEREZAN REINE BERNARD DONNA BERTRAND DOREEN BINFET MERLE BLACHUT MARIANN BORA I DIANE BOYCHUK RON BOYCHUK FRED BURGHARDT WAYNE CANUEL FLORENCE CARON AL CARR ROSE MARIE CARRIER YVONNE CHARBONNEAU ray ' mond CHARROIS DONNA COCHETTO HERVINA COLLINS PAUL COLLIS LES COOKE CAROL COUTNEY BERT CREEMERS PATRICIA DALLY JACK DEAGLE SANDRA DEAN TONIA DE ME IS LOUISE DENTINGER DOLENDA DESMA RAIS RICHARD DESNOYERS DENNIS DOBRANSKI GERALD DMYTRUK ROGER DOUZIECH DOREEN DRAGON STEVE DUFRESNE MICHAEL DUNNE NEIL DUNNE NORMAN DURLING - to the Sisters of St. Joseph, my sister Maureen. - my hairstyles. - all the money I spent on lunches to Donna. - my running shoes to Miss Guedo. - my poster paints to future Promotions ' Clubs. - my Social notes. - my Latin declensions to Mrs. Stacey. - my vast scientific knowledge. - my kon-tiki cane and sombrero to Louis TaiUeur. - my book, THE GREAT HERETICS OF OUR TIME to Rod Woodcock. - the great structure--0 ' Leary High School. - my instrumental talent. - my half of our dirty locker. - my name to all teachers who mispronounce it. - the runs in my nylons. - my English notes. - my slightly used dice in memory of Revue ' 62. - my bottle of Lady Clairol . - my shorthand text. - my ten year old Grade 12 textbooks. - my gavel to next year ' s Students ' Union President. - my twisted fishing tackle to Mr. Nimco. - a spare table to the cafeteria. - my curling broom to anyone who wants it. - all the dented doors that I ' ve walked into. - the legs of my grasshopper to Bernice who cut them off so well, - my perfect reading voice. - my High School football ticket, slightly used. - my Chem. text to one of the Grade XI girls. - a book on how to enjoy French. - all the candy wrappers in my desk to Kevin Stewart. - my long, black, false ponytail. - four volumes of Churchill ' s HISTORY OF THE ENGLISH PEOPLE. - to Sister Margaret Rose, my convertible top. - ten pairs of blue gym shoes to Mr. Flaherty. - a hope that their joy and knowledge will be as great as mine. - mv big smile to Sister Margaret Rose. - to Mrs. Lucich, my burnt and well-worn lab. coat. - the pronunciation of my name to all teachers. - my worn out army boots. - my football crest. - all my knowledge of Mathematics. - 3 broken bones, 500 scars, a sore nose and numerous bruises. - all my corrections and corrections of corrections. - my last fountain pen which someone confiscated. - my silence in the library. - my wrong answers to the timid girls in Latin 30. - a real sister to the Sisters.

Page 57 text:

I AL ROSSETTI ■Al likes hunting, scuba- Idiving, and fishing. His Ipet saying is Do I look worried? ' ■Ambition: Oceanography. LUC SEGUIN Luc whose activities in¬ clude bowling, swimming, horseback riding, and being room rep. , also is interested in Wine, Women, and Song. Barbara enjoys horse¬ back riding, tennis and is a member of the Good Council, and Glee Clubs. Ambition: Nursing I RITA WOCOWICH Rita ' s activities include fcheerleading, and St. Pius C. Y. O. Her in¬ terests are: sports and slancing. Ambition: X-Ray Technician. LARRY ROMANIC K Larry ' s interests are new cars and a certain female. Ambition: An Executive. WILLIAM WOWNIAR Bill has the savory am¬ bition of owning a restaurant. His interests are: cooking, cars, and sports.

Page 59 text:

PAT DYLKE DONALD DZINBIAK MICHAEL EGAN GERALDINE ENGEL RITA ENGLISH SHARONNE EVANS FAITH FARWELL GAIL FERGUSON DON FINLEY MARY FLEMING PAT FLYNN BARRY FORBES GAIL GAUTHIER SILVANO GIACOBBO ED GOYAN JIM GRAHAM KAREN GRAHAM MARTY GRAHAM ANNETTA GRIMES BRIAN HAGUE RON HOLYK PAMELA HARPER DARREL HAVERSTOCK NORMAN HEEMERYCK MARY HENDRICK JEAN HILL LARRY HLUSHAK GARY HOYER LEONA HUCALAK CONNIE HUNTER WALTER JURINA FRANCES KAMINSKI GAILE KAROSAS KATHLEEN KARPLUK FRAN KEARNEY SHEILA KEET GAIL KENNEDY MARTY KIMMERLY KEN KIRKLAND THERESA KLETCHKO SHIRLEY KLYMCHUK JOSEPH KONOPACKI PATRICIA KOPALA OLLIE KORNIKOWSKI HELEN KOSTIUK NATALIA KOZIAR JERRY KREC PATRICIA KULLY RONALD KUTNEY WILFRED LACHAPPELLE GWEN LANG EUGENE LaROSE WALTER LASEK KEN LEIBEL JIM LEMISKI INEZ LIESKOWSKY DON LIRONDELLE PAT LITWIN EDWIN LOGUE VIVIEN LONGOZ ARNOLD LUNTY DAVE MAC DONALD PAUL MADISON BERNICE MAJOR EVELYN MANDICK - one slightly used locker to any future grade XII student. - my worn out running shoes. - my textbook rental fee--they won ' t give it back. - my dissected earthworm. - my messy, overcrowded locker. - I bequeath nothing. - my Chem. 30 book. - my old Social notes. - a bottle of Monday morning recuperating pills. - my Social 20 text. - to Valorie Bradley, my desk in the boys ' Economics class. - to Dan H., one well used basketball and my spot on the team. - my Kansas bugs to Miss Meyer. - my equipment managing problems to Mr. Flaherty. - to Giovanna, a year ' s supply of bus tickets. - to Carol Leibel, a pair of boxing gloves. - to Sister Margaret Rose all my money for Fox Lake Mission. - my ankle cast to a member of next year ' s football team. - my sister, Michelle. - Mr. Flaherty to all the hockey players on his football team. - one damaged pair of glasses to anyone who can ' t see. - my Social text. - my bomber jacket. - my shoes. - all my old notes. - all the headaches of Grade XII. - my first pension check to the ' Veteran ' s Club ' at O ' Leary. - my big feet. - Sister Margaret Rose ' s advice to some other mixed up graduates. - my many purses. - my Social notes to Mr. Dacyshyn. - to future O ' Leary students the torturous moments I experienced in Chem. 30. - my ROGET ' S THEASAURUS to Brother Andrew. - my inch-long, platinum polished fingernails. - my earthworm hide to the next delightfully morbid biologist. - who can afford to give anything? - my chewed up pencils to the next nervous student. - my sister Colleen. - my Social notes to Les Cooke. - my taste for big books with small print. - my cold hands to Mr. Nimco. - my French 20 notebook. - a colouring book: instructions are to colour me gone. - blue Mondays, exams and all my scrap paper. - to any girl that wants them; my used nylons. - all my studies to the future Grade 12 students. - my running shoes. - my O ' Leary school spirit. - to the next football and basketball players the ribbing and name calling Mr. Flaherty will bestow upon you. - all the gum wrappers in my desk. - to Mrs. Lucich, my vast store of scientific knowledge. - nothing! I plan to keep everything for next year. - my third year French 20 notebook. - my French 20 notebook. - my teeth to the O ' Leary Junior Football Team. - my good name to prosperity. - some toothpicks to the cafeteria. - O ' Leary ' s great effort at football games. t his Math. 20 notes. - my sparkling smile to anyone who may need a lift. - my Model T Ford to one Math. 30 teacher. - my four years of misery at O ' Leary. - my oil painting rags to Miss Guedo. - my brain to be dissected by the next Biology class. - my precious little black jumper to my little sister who is bigger than I am. DIANE MASKWA MARGIE MASLYK ROSE ANN MAYKO DIANN MC CRANK LORNA MC DONALD DONALD MC DONALD PATRICK MC DONALD COLLEEN MC GUIRE RICHARD MC KINLAY PAUL MC LEAN GERALDINE MC NAIR PEGGY MC NEIL LYNNE MENARD JOSEPH MINK PATRICIA MILLAR VERONICA MINDUS ROGER MONTPELLIER - my first earned million dollars for the expansion of O ' Leary locke - I leave and that ' s all! - my burning of the midnight oil to any potential grade 12 student. - my wasted spares to Sister Nativity. - to my cousin Betty Lou, the joys of my Grade 12 year. - my 7 year old third hand Math. 20 book. - my good study habits. - my whistle for the future referee of noonday sports. - my lovable smile to anyone who wants it. - my bandages to Mr. Flaherty. - my violin talent. - my height to boys who want to make the basketball team. - my pencil crayons to Miss Coady. - anything left over which I can ' t use. - my two little sisters--Shirley and Betty. - my quiet manner. - to O ' Leary teachers--one pass for Bucknite at the Belmont Drive-