Parkdale Junior High School - Postscripts Yearbook (Calgary, Alberta Canada)

Text from Pages 1 - 36 of the 1966 volume:

SUM Q- e iisiiinniiimii limn SlgS ■ ' B Biilllil jp|| 196l 6£ 196 63 1963 64:1964-65 Peter Mqrley Marjorie Alcorn Donna Chapman John Perry James Prescott Mickey Gulless Robert Dempster Billie Webber Doug Weinmaster Andy Jaremko Arlene Grineau Gunta Korns Landis Hare Don Snowdon Dale Klarenback Elaine Weinmaster Aileen Wight HIGHLIGHTS OF PARKDALE Parkdale Elementary opened in September, 1952. Eight years later, in September, the Junior High part opened with three grade seven classes and two grade eight classes. In the first year grade sevens had Ind¬ ustrial Arts and Home Economics. In order to join the junior high and elementary sections, the library was moved to a ' new location. It was where the hall now joins the elementary and junior high sections. The new library was established in what is now roam 37. Parkdale is fortunate to have wall murals and silk hangings in the corridors. Parkdale is noted for its Christmas and Spring Concerts, assemblies, farewell parties, inter-scholastic teams, yearbooks, P.S.A. meetings, tree-plantings, getting acquainted teas, fashion shows, industrial arts displays, sports days, broom ball games and the bicycle marathon. Parkdale students are ' especially noted for their behavior in and out of the school. The continually clean and shiny halls add to the atmos¬ phere of order and hominess. We are fortunate to have as our principal, Mr. Walls. Before he came to Parkdale he was principal of Mount View School. He has taught school for thirty-three years. I think we should show pride in Parkdale, as it is the tenth largest school in the city. Dalphine Green Judy Robulak Each graduating class moves forward into a slightly different social atmosphere than the one before it. Nevertheless, all classes find some pretty stable or fixed court¬ esies or social graces and accepted laws of behavior which all are expected to follow. The reputation of this year ' s class, like that of the many that have graduated before them stands in the eyes of the society that judges them, upon their acceptance and performance of certain traditions. It is not my intention to list these traditions for you but rather to stimulate your thinking along these lines with a few examples. The values you set for yourselves will receive your undivided attention. Those you accept from society and impose upon yourselves will form the Foundation of your reputation. Let ' s look at an example. An important first is found in your demonstrated respect for authority. The author¬ ity of the home, the school and the government must be recognized. Acceptance of these areas of authority frees one ' s mind to pursue with full vigor rewarding activities of whole¬ some fun, improved learning and carefree living. The rules of the home, the school and the country have been established by the pressures of society and the experiences of adults and are imposed with the deepest of feeling that they are for the good of those who must live within their bounds. To follow them is to demonstrate respect. Let me further support my point with a second example. The head of our country is our sovereign. Our allegiance is to our sovereign and country. An accepted way of expressing our pride and faith is to open and close meetings and assemblies with a tribute to our sovereign and to our country. We stand to attention without question and sing, O Canada and God Save The Queen to the best of our ability. You can imagine the reputation a group establishes for itself if it doesn ' t stand to attention and doesn ' t sing out. Don ' t let people from another country catch you in such an expression of disrespect. For that matter don ' t let anyone catch you in an action of disrespect. As a final example let me talk about the laws. Laws are made for those who are unable to control their own reason and actions. Do you wish to be classed as a member of this group? I think not. Obedience to the Laws is expected of all good citizens. True signs and reminders of one kind and another are posted to assist you in remembering the multitude of laws, obligations and responsibilities you are responsible for but these you should welcome and not be annoyed by. You must also understand and accept the fact that the officers of the law are the protectors of your lives and your property from those who fail to heed the wishes of the people. Respect for such officials is your duty. In summary I advise that the kind of respect that enhances your reputation as a son or daughter, as a student or as a citizen is that respect which you accept and self-impose and the degree of respect will be determined by the amount of the acceptance and self imposition. R. B. Walls, Principal. Miss P.L. Dean B.A. Mr. R.A. Macki Mr. C. R. Youngs B.Sc, STAFF Evans B.Sc, Mrs. V.Effa Secretary Mrs. D. Hampton Stenographe Mrs. J. Langdon R.N., B.Sc. Mr. J. Dunn Head Caretakf Mr. B. Wood Caretaker Mr. R. Ball Caretaker Mr. W.E. Taylor Caretake Terry Campbell - likes slot car racing and playing the drums; ambition; undecided. Noreen Faulknor - hopes to be a journalist; is the editor of the Parkdale Pacer. Brian Mainwaring - an expert skier; enjoys pool; would like to take up skiing professionally. Bonnie Brohman - likes reading and cats; plans to be a teacher. David Guise - is interested in taking care of animals. Marion Lancaster - enjoys reading; hopes to be a nurse. Mike Lewis - is the president of the Student ' s Coun¬ cil; is a skiing enthusiast. Debra Barkman - interests include reading, sports, and drawing. Darcy Kisinger - takes part in all school sports; likes swimming and dogs. Anne Shiman - wants to be an airline stewardess. Warren Shearer - wants to become a lawyer; enjoys all sports; plays the guitar. Lynne Beierle - is interested in school sports; plans to be a secretary. Herby Stroud - interested in money, wildcat wrestl¬ ing, coins and model cars. Brenda Will - wants to be a hairdresser. Albert Lees - is a hunting enthusiast and wishes to be a wildlife biologist. Danny Gibson - interested in skiing at which she is an expert. Roy Finley - an avid hockey player; hopes to follow a teaching career. Nancy Stuart - enjoys piano playing; is working towards being a secretary. Glen Langford - wants to play professional hbckey; likes playing hockey. Toni Favero - interested in many sports; ambition; future physical education teacher. Jack Bardahl - special interests are fishing and hunting; ambition; undecided. Heather Stroud - plans to be a teacher; enjoys art and horse back riding. Bruce Brander - intends to be an engineer; hobbies are reading, pool and swimming. Shelly Risdahl - interested in piano; ambition; to become a teacher. Eddy Gauvreau - likes playing the drums; part time skier. Lynn Horne - enjoys bowling and swimming; plans to be a secretary. Doug Street - plans to be a geophysicist; hobbies: coins and criticizing television. Laurie Roe - likes love stories; is in the gym club. Ken Sawyer - Army Cadet; interested in hockey and baseball. Kerry McAra - likes gymnastics and interested in drama and cheerleading. Greg Millar - hobbies are cars, motorcycles; he participa tes in school activites. Nancy Dixon - wants to be a physical education and home economics teacher. Kay Mackinnon - interested in animals; social convenor on Students Council; cheerleader. Mark Dixon - hobbies are reading and slot car racing; wants to be a teacher. Valdine Martin - enjoys dancing and reading; hopes to be a stewardess. Tom Fellows - interested in fishing, building models, and golfing. Deborah Dalton - is interested in all school activities. Doug Sloan - is the Treasurer on the Student ' s Council; wants to be a doctor. Mavis Brack - girls ' sport representative of Ai house; interested in swimming ai outdoor activites. Alex Zbrodoff - interested in cars; future pla undecided. Patsy Sundberg - Secretary on Students ' Coum interested in singing and drawin Keith Leggat - likes to build model cars and plays hockey. Lisa Fitzgerald - avid ski enthusiast from Texas; wants to become a journalist. Rob Cameron - wants to be an architect; likes cars and road racing. i - likes sketchir language and he :onomi Gary Cooper - interested in model trains, hunt¬ ing, and fishing; future architect. Valie Mackenzie - is interested in baton twirlir and skiing. Sandy Pow - wants to be an engineer; avid hockey player, coin-collector and fisherman. Cronkhite - interested in outdoor sports, Bob McDougc Joanne Wilks - has many interests; likes cook¬ ing and sewing; future - home economics teacher. likes pool and other sports; wants be an engineer. is interested in skating, bowling and swimm Cipperley - like entering th :ustomi Phyllis Loney - would like to become a te Roddy Larson - lik es driving and working Lynn Walker - is interested in writing poe and in sports. t) Kim Manchak - many hobbies; interested in a science career. Marlene Sinclair - is interested in skating, bowling, and swimming. Ritchie Rappel - has a hobby of wood-wvorking and plans to go to university. Clyde Albrecht - likes fishing; future plans are indefinite. Joan Holmes - enjoys figure skating and plans to be a nurse. Doug Hein - interested in fishing and hunting; future welder. Brian Grant - in the chess club; skis and plays football; wants to be a forest ranger. Ken Selman - likes sports, building model cars, especially cobras. Bruce Millar - enjoys birds, hunting and skiing; likes animals. Leslie Kohn - Future stenographer; belongs to the Students ' Council and likes animals. Dennis Harris - plans to be a wild-life conserva¬ tionist; likes sports. Nancy Steele - likes swimming and plans to work in a hospital. Randy Mah - collects coins and likes sports. Susan Mackenzie - wants to be a writer; assist¬ ant editor of the Parkdale Pacer. Alan Low - likes working on cars; wants to be mechanic. Lynn Pitcaithly - likes roller skating and ice skating; future secretary. Ralph Siferd - interests include drums, pocket novels and sports. lonnie Cameron - Bonnie plays an active part in the press club; wants to be a teacher. _arry Caine - likes basketball and football; future lawyer. Shelley Gaudette - enjoys most sports and woul like to go to university. Bob McGuffin - enjoys skiing, skating and swimming; future mechanical engineer. Sonya Planidin - athletic person; likes horses; plans to be a veterinarian. Tony Reina - is interested in slot car racing, future zoologist. Dianna Carlson - future teacher; enjoys playing basketball; belongs to the tumbling club. David Baker - hobbies are tropical fish; hopes to go into medical research. Leigh Richardson - likes the Beatles; wants to become a teacher. Bob Pascoe - enjoys skiing and swimming; happy to receive a diploma. Patty Dempster - likes skating, skateboarding, and watching football. Don Edie - main interest; sports; plans to pursue some field of science. Lucie Toner - future medical secretary, enjoys bowling. Bill Worthington - likes football; plans to be a veterinarian. Elaine Homan - likes bowling, baseball and basketball; plans to join the navy. Allen Dutnall - interested in skiing and football; belongs to weight-liffing club. Janice Schauffele - would like to be a secretary; likes collecting records. Bob Vogt - likes skiing, skating, swimming, and golf; future auto mechanic. Helga Mrakawa - likes horses and skiing; future agricultural research worker. Neil Christoffersen - likes all sports; hopes to be a forest ranger. Marianne Doherty - interested in theatre; hopes to receive a B.A. in drama. Robbie Clachrie - collects coins; would like to be an archeologist. Donna Lafont - wants to become a nurse when she finishes school. Brian Cull - is interested in motor mechanics, and his hot-rod. Fred Montford - 9B - new to the school, likes building car models and reading; future carpenter. Wayne Fitzpatrick - belongs to the chess club and is interested in football. Diana Day - is interested in sports of most kinds; a good student. Bruce Millar - interested in most outdoor sports; his future is undecided. Bonnie Moore - is interested in swimming and horseback riding; plans to be a nurse. Garth Maguire - likes sports, wants to be a football player. Margaret Lewin - is an active member of the Y.W.C.A.; enjoys skating and swimming. David Redgate - enjoys skiing and plans to be a doctor. Sandra Finn - would like to be a mathematician. Ron Ward - is in the chess club; and enjoys sports; ambition: game warden. Christine Flood - enjoys skating and plans to be a nurse. Murray Young - is in the weight-lifting club; likes school. Donna Leisen - loves skiing, and is interested in languages; wants to become an interpreter. John Farle - in badminton, service, and tumbl¬ ing clubs; wants to become a teacher. Susan Louie - is interested in sports and likes volleyball. Tom Edwards - interested in hockey and swimming; wants to be a civil engineer. Cathy Hlavay - is interested in swimming and skiing; is in the press club. Rob Pearson - is interested in football and wants to be a chemical engineer. rested in hockey; pi Larsor interested ikes gymnastic: to be a teach Linda Millar - likes birds; plans to b Donald Blackadar - enjoys curling, sv engineer. Laura Belot - interested in skati plans to be a socii s interested in leather c future - forest warden, joys swimming and skati Beverly Clark John Petterson future Aaureen Handby - is interested in sports and horseback riding; wants to be a nurse. Calvin Bellamy - likes basketball and most sports - also likes racing cars; would like to be a lawyer. Jory llott - Enjoys all outdoor sports, especially water skiing; hopes to be a dress maker. Doug Vanner - enjoys skiing, swimming, and hunting; would like to be a pilot. Anne Boskett - enjoys outdoor sports, including swimming and skating; also likes reading. Bill Challes - likes football, baseball, swimming and hockey; wants to be an architect. Susan Mah - Susan likes all sports and is in the gymnastic club. George Delay - likes skiing, swimming and other sports; wants to be an engineer. Cl 11 St «; ft V ' ■ 1 if? ft W ' © | § Michelle Thornton - likes swimming; she likes animals, especially horses; would like to be a veterinarian. David Yip - interested in skin diving, slot cars, photography and aquariums. Future newspaper reporter. Pat Deboeck - would like to be a hair stylist and is interested in dancing. Jon Askew - interested in swimming and skating, would like to work on the Dew Line. Donalee Andrews - would like to be an interior decorator; enjoys drawing and art. Dale Andre - Dale likes water skiing; would like to be a lawyer. Mryra Moorey - would like to be a piano teacher; she likes swimming, basketball and horse riding. Ed Taylor is the mad scientist of the school; wants to be an electrical engineer. Debbie Bird - is learning to play the organ; is trying to decide whether to be a nurse or a teacher. Gary Rosenbaum - is interested in model cars, sports, slot-cars, and television; wants to be a druggist. Donald Porter - enjoys chess, skating, and swimming; ambition undecided. Bruce Young - wants to join the army; hobbies are; model building and shooting. Billy Hilchie - enjoys sports and science; hobby - making models. Jerry Kercher - interested in shooting and model building; would like to join the army. Stuart Hyndman - takes an interest in horseback riding and swimming; wants to be an engineer. Bob Collins - a few of his hobbies are; water skiing, swimming, curling; wants to be an oceanographer. Janis Kirker - interested in skiing and swimming: belongs to the gymnastics club. Judy Schrieber - Comes from Sherwood: A pleasant, friendly student. Barry Walker - hopes to become an architect. Merelyn Dalton - post-card fiend who wants to be a teacher. Don Grundy - likes sports in which he takes part enthusiastically. Shirley McQuarrie - likes dancing and the Beatles. Clark Siferd - wants to be a scientist and individ¬ ualist. Debbie Doyle - likes stamp collecting; wants to be a kindergarten teacher. Rodney McCallum - a quiet organized thinker and a future scientist. Janis Lang - wishes to become a nurse. Don Ibbitson - a good student: wants to become a dentist. Kathleen Lazerte - enjoys skating, horseback riding, and dogs; ambition: teacher. Miles Hein - likes sports and is to be a future businessman. Wendy Hailing - ambition: to find the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. John Watt - likes motorcycles and swimming: wants to be a hot-rod driver. Erika Szupp - wants to become a legal secretary. Lloyd Kynack - a member of the service club: future electrical engineer. Brenda Bonchal - hobbies: arts and crafts, and knitting: wants to travel. Wayne Juke - likes everything about the great outdoors and is a real sportsman. Janice Steele - a future journalist who enjoys water skiing and swimming. Tom McKay - likes writing poems about teachers. Corinne Barker - likes reading and attends C.G.l.T. Peter Hannigan - a real sports fan who enjoys football. Diane Ogston - hopes to become a stewardess. Bill Holoboff - interested in sports and many club activities. jdLJKi o 1 im M d- n ! m K • ft £ P 1 P a y fk v m O AM cs .r ft fli ft Ron Ardell - likes all sports, especially football. Jack Borchert - hobbies are sports and models: plans to be a lawyer. Debbie Webber - likes stamps and cats; wants to become a typist. Miles Kisinger - a popular music fan: likes sports. Jack Starchuk - plays all sports well and is a future bachelor. Carol Haber - noted for long blonde bangs: favorite expression: sharp . Dave Anscombe - Vice-president of house one and sports representative on the Students ' Council. Bonnie Cowell - has an interesting personality: likes all sports. David Phillips - enjoys and excells in a great many school sports. Dalphine Green - likes reading, sewing, and basketball: ambition undecided. Ken Cook - likes sports, dogs, and social studies; wants to be a lawyer. Gainya Bachelder - likes drama, some sports and T.V.; ambition: to move to California. Ronnie Burke - hobbies; slot-car racing, and wood working. Janice Legg - likes sports, knitting, cooking, sewing, dancing, animals and dress¬ ing for special occasions. Rodger Schafer - would Tike to be a marine biologist: likes cars. Lynn Berry - likes reading and sports: would like to be a doctor. Richard Osadchuk - wants to be an engineer; likes sports. Barbara Cameron - enjoys horses, all sports, dogs and cats; collects stamps, Ian Gray - hobbie: swimming and reading. Rosa-Lee MacDonald - likes sports, reading, records and dancing. Allan Carr - enjoys building model cars and working with electronics. Linda Beatty- likes reading, sports and televisior wants to be a secretary. Dale Normand - a sportsman: likes football and basketball. Lynn Leppard - hobbies are stamp collecting and sports: future lab technician. Ted Moon - likes model building, T.V. and slot car racing; future test pilot. Dawn Gaudette - likes sports, reading, art and T.V. Robert Warwick - likes reading, camping, and hiking. Norma Neilson - likes T.V. and sports, ambitf is to complete school. John Davidson - likes models, wood working, photography and electronics. Tim Woods interested Keith McKay student Cathy Seright - a future teacher who likes math. Bradley Johnson - would like to be a mechanical engineer; likes skiing. Helen Dawkins - would like to be a teacher: likes cooking and sports. Robert Trueman - a bird watcher - wants to be a jet pilot. Susan Leech - wants to be a teacher or reporter, likes swimming and baseball. Brian Miller - wants to be an electric engineer; likes skiing and sports. Debbie Rosine - keen on football and baseball, wants to be a lab technician. Garry Vogt - future pilot - who is keen on sports and cars. Cathy Jones - wants to be a veterinarian, likes skiing. Tony Jenkins - wants to be a pilot; he enjoys sports and cars. Doreen Stewart - would like to be anything but a nurse - she likes to read. Tim Walker - pass-times are watching T.V., listening to the Beatles, and reading Mad . Cheryl Burton - would like to be an archeologist; enjoys history and horses. Gerry Hilchie - would like to be a biologist, geologist, or ngturalist. Janice Best - wants to be a teacher and enjoys swimming. Linda Williams - an animal lover, wants to be a veterinarian. Gary Litch - a future architect who stands out in any crowd. Cathy Broderick - wants to be a teacher; she likes sports and reading. Judy Robertson - wants to be a secretary; likes swimming. Beth Starchuk - wants to be a figure skater, likes swimming and skating. Judy Robulak - would like to be a choreographer; likes ballet and would like to travel Donna Ho-Lem - wants to be a social worker; hobbies: skiing and swimming. Helen Edie - favorite topic; horses, likes swimming. Debra Pine - a good-natured student who likes reading and plays chess. Randy Rushfeldt - likes football, hockey and swimming: wants to be a doctor. Brian Davis - collects stamps, rocks, and coins: likes swimming and math. Donna Giroux - likes science, P.E. and sports: future stewardess. Kevin Roe - enjoys science and sports. Colleen Grant - likes swimming and skiing. Bob Myer - enjoys sports; future football player or lawyer. Marilyn Kot - favorite subjects: math and social studies. Earl Stuart - interested in oceanography. Judy Holmes - wants to be a nurse and likes Hondas. Sam Mcleod - likes football, hockey, math and drag-racing. Lyla Yip - enjoys track, P.E. Social studies, and math. Darrell Schlenker - likes sports; hopes to become a draftsman. Stephanie Kitto - likes collecting animals and breaking horses. Ron Hendry - swims and plays school volleyball. Karen Swidinski - likes skiing: wants to be a lab technician or nurse. Doug Handby - likes sports and language: future fi v , ' ji rs idklto d . r. ffn n n ft 1 C 1 rsi c Frances Mombourquette - wants to be a dancer. Peter Brown - wants to be a cardiac surgeon: likes swimming. Cheryl Tilley - does well in sports and fiddles on the piano. Brent Johnson - does not enjoy P.E.: wants to be a vet. Melody Black - likes reading: enjoys good books. Richard Gugins - likes swimming and collecting stamps; likes good science fictions. Louise Reverand - wants to be a biologist or doctor. Mike Ro ale - enjoys chess, swimming, math, and scuba diving. Shirley Dalton - hobby: water skiing: ambition missionary. Wendy Davis - ambition; P.E. teacher. Susan Cull - enjoys sports, wants to be a nurse. Dave Tatterton - likes football, hockey, and P. E. Dorothy Bailey - wants to be an art teacher. Vicki Payne - new to Parkdale: wants to be a Mark Fitzgerald - a good student: wants to be a commercial artist. Sandy Cipperly - a warm smile for everyone; likes dancing. Michael Webber - hopes to be an airplane pilot; likes swimming and sports. Ingrid Hunt - ambition: zoologist; skis and plays the trumpet. Don Guise - future undecided; enjoys fishing and building things. Lynn Elford - wants to be a nurse; likes skiing, dogs and dancing. Bob Cowie - likes some sports, likes war sports, would like to be an oceanographer. Valerie Colli - a school librarian, belongs to the chess and drama clubs. Wayne Jones - this individualist gets good marks in school. Melanie Kitto - likes dogs and horses and hopes to be a veterinarian. Ray Conn - wants to be an aviator; likes swim¬ ming and all other sports. Pat Swidinski - good in all school subjects; likes skiing. Donnie Yip - likes sports, reading and model building. Barbara Campbell - enjoys sewing: hopes to be a secretary. Gary Nelner - wants to be an oceanographer; an excellent student. Shari Gell - wants to be a teacher; takes piano lessons in classical music. Alex Lowen - an average student; likes science and horror movies. Carol Moyer - likes dancing and jazz music. Dean Roberts - is a good student; likes skiing and Siamese cats. Roberta Gulless - enjoys synchronized swimming diving and gym. David Thacker - likes swimming: health is his favorite subject. Lorna Dyck - likes white mice, books, horses, social and language. Gary McLean - likes many sports especially footba11. Shannon Ellison - studies classical music and modern jazz. Wayne Staroszik - likeable type. An excellent standing in school. Brenda Nelson - wants to be a secretary: likes bowling and social. Sylvia Hollingworth - is noted for her wild stories in language. Jim Skeet - likes baseball and enjoys geology. Jill Lewis - wants to be a reporter, a teacher, or a doctor. Debbie Todd - enjoys reading, and likes animals. Ron Tatterton - hobbies: rocks, stamps and coin collecting: hopes to be an architect. Doug Montford - interested in science and math: enjoys cars, racing, and space travels. Richard Krocker - likes art and hunting pheasants, Mari lee Reaugh - wants to be a nurse: likes horseback riding. Jean Loader - is an animal lover: has a mutual interest in school. Jim Sidwell - likes P.E. and Man From U.N.C. L. E.; member of the chess club. Patty Tangen - likes tobogganing, bowling, science fiction books, and dancing. Randy Hunter - likes soccer, hockey, and science. Janet Maginley - likes to ski and swim: would like to be a doctor. Randy Caine - likes skating, sports, and math. Shirley McPhee - enjoys all sports and social studies: wants to be a teacher. Cameron Steele - hobbies: chess and drama: likes social studies. Peggy Wight - likes skiing, language, and social studies. Robert Revitt - likes math: wants to be a neuro¬ surgeon. Carol Langford - has a great imagination: likes sewing. Marty Kohn - likes the Beatles, science, social studies, and bowling: dislikes vegetables. Margaret Verdec - likes oil painting and social studies. Wayne Plimmer - likes lyric-writing, guitar, music, and the Beatles. Debbie Sudel - likes literature, reading and collecting miniature horses. Ken Williamson - likes animals, sports and water skiing. Linda Brans - likes reading books, an d tobogganing, Ken Harsch - likes sports and takes part in most school activities. Ruth Korns - likes books and cats; would like to be a writer. Glen Mackay - likes skating, football and base¬ ball: would like to join the armed forces. Judy Homan - likes music and dancing. Stephen Barkman - hobbies include cadets and skating. Christine Osadchuk - likes cats, swimming, foot¬ ball, popular music, and P.E. Richard Brack - likes cadets and would like to be a rich play-boy. Janice McKay - likes reading, social studies and her pet. Chipper. Tony Straza - likes swimming, skating, bowling dancing and music. Joy Wallace - likes swimming, horses, and science; plays the piano. Susan Myer - likes frogs and spelling. 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