St Jeromes College - Lion Yearbook (Kitchener, Ontario Canada)

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'Um lv--,'frSkfcl1 C-.L4 1J!IPCD UiL ' ffl hd! C QS Gevaert Well known as Dutchy. Morkin - Musclebound Red. Kuntz - The lipstick kid. Freudeman - Whiz kid from the Barons Arcand - The flying Frenchy. Chernish - The card sharp. Bilodeau - Poison for the teacher. Leach - 20 Questions. A GRADE IXB Brown - Why did I ever board here? Meissner - Man with the energy. Bernhardt - The melancholy cop. Loth - The juvenile delinquent. Dietrich - The Waterloo bum. Cowan - The flatfoot. Lopez - The Great Casanova. Franco - When do we get out of here? Lavery - The ambitious booky. Dunn - The hardrock babe. Halliwell - The wet sea cadet. PSeated lleft to righti T. Bailey, P. Kuntz, P. Martin, J. Lang, D. Freudeman, E. Franco, J. Bilodeau, W. Hartwig R. Jadeski, G. Dunn, P. Israel. Standing Cleft to rights W. Morkin, B. Hillman, S. Loth, G. Cowan, A. Keener, J. Lehmann, F. Chernish. Seated Cleft to rightl L. Hickson, N. Lehman, D. Buhlman, H. Dietrich, E. Lopez, L. Gev-I aert, T. Baker, C. Bentley, G. Brown, A. Arcand. Standing lleft to rightl G. Lavery, J. Leach, D. Halliwell, E. Meissner, M. Dorey, T. -J uggh M, Caraher,,W. Bernhagdgai gv C Bentley - The bowling champ. Martin The quiet man. ' ' T ' P Israel - The rock of Elora. Keener One of the boys. T Bailey - The death of Mr. Pickett. Caraher - The handsome waiter. R. Jadeski - The grease monkey. Dorey - The story-teller. J Lang - The studious type. Bauer - The mad scientist. J Lehmann - All I want for Xmas is my Baker - The love of Mr. McKay. two front teeth! Buhlman - The space cadet. N Lehman - 'I just love school'. Hillman - Queen of the Mardi Gras. JN Hartwig 1-'I'Il-do it to-morrow'. Hickson - The boy with the brains.

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GRADE IXA Seated lleft to rightl W. Sehl, R. Voll, B. Ruby, H. Reitzel, H. Scherer, A. Parsonage, R. Coulis L. Pagett, M. Winterhalt, R Mowat Standing zleft to rightl L. Rossi, C. McKenty, J. McCutcheon, D. Seip, H. Scott, D. Malleck, F. O'Hei1ly. St-udent SIOQCITIS a.:-mc..-t Weidner Likes redheads. hs Targosz - The Inquisitive Type. Straus - Quiet! Brain at work. Malleck - Detention-hall bound. Williams - Our Great Leader lStalinD. Winterhalt Always on time Wharnsby - Mr. McKay's sidekick. Coulis - Angel with black wings. Westfall - Makes things interesting for the teacher. Weidner - Likes redheads Targosz - The Inquisitive Type. Straus - Quiet! Brain at work. Malleck - Detention-hall bound. Williams - Our Great Leader CStalinJ Winterhalt Always on time Wharnsby - Dean of Absence. Westfall - Mr. McKay's sidekick. Coulis - Angel with black wings. O'Reilly - Irish do or die. Scherer - The Kingsdale Kid. Weishar - Formosa's son. is ii Hossi Voll Sehl Schnarr Zilinski Seip Reinhardt Heidel Parsonage Heitzel Pagett Weinstein Murawsky Scott McKenty Trevino Ruby Mowat Mulrooney McCarthy White St. Mary's, here I come. Least likely to succeed. Not me, Sir! Father Bullbrook's little JOY- Waterloo's pride and joy. Girls, my specialty. What did I say, Father? The strong, silent type. Has a high I.Q. Quiet only when sleeping. Disturber of the peace. Small, but Silence is One of the Sleepy, to what brains! golden. seven dwarfs - be exact. Avoids girls. Import from South America Looks meek, but is danger- OHS. Man of few words. Knows all the answers. Favorite period - spares. Known as the 'Brain'. Seated Cleft to right! B. Weinstein, J. Williams, J. Weishar, E: Schnarr, G. Trevino, G. Murawsky, R. Westfall, D. Reinhardt, E. McCarthy, P. Zelinski. ' Standin fleft to right! D Targosz, H Wharnsby, K. Straus, C. McElhone, J. Weidner, R. White, E. Mulrooney. Absent -,R. Reidel.

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efmw E. Henzel, our room captain, handles all the ticket sales and activities for IXC. He also played on the junior football team. Bill Rich was the only IXC athlete to play for the Little Monsters - a few of the other boys tried out but did not make the team. Rumors say that M. Mazurek is quite the A GRADE IXC 81 IXC Terminal man with the ladies: he must have 'heap wampum'. IXC is made up of two grades, IXC and IXC Terminal. Both courses are the same except that the Terminal group does not study French and devotes more of its time to the solution of practical problems in Math. When the two grades are together, they make quite a large class. 'There are four boarders in IXC: T. Hans- Seatednlleft to ?ightJ:fK. Cassis, D. Rickert, D. Eckert, K. Brenner, P. Hosenberger, M., I Gehl, P. Logel, R. Murawsky, A. Gelata, D. Woodward. Standing Cleft to right? J. Maltais, J. Wilhelm, E. Brandon, R. Krulick, M. Mazurek, R. O'Donoghue, J. Olender, E. Meyer. J Seated fleft to rightl H. Seeds, Y. Lapointe, J. Curtin, K. Reeve, P. Kurtz, J. Mikol,' 1 A. Dietrich, J. Beingessner, M. Gross. Standin Kleft to rightl T Hansford, W Beilstein, A. Groce, J. Sweeney, J. Daly, E. Henzel. Absent - L. Dietrich, W. Rich, F. Querin. ford, K. Cassis, J. Daly and J. Querin. Paul Rosenberger should be included since he was always kept busy taking water to Father Kil- loran at the games. Father Hauser taught us Math, Mr. McKay doubles for French and English - in other words, a double headache. Mr. Perdue strug- gles to imprison Social Studies in our heads while Mr. O'Leary jokes merrily through an '-1 1Occupation Class. Father!Killoran's adjec- tives amaze us in Religion. Father B. Graf explains the tricks of electricity, book- binding, woodwork, sheet metal work and drafting. In case you are wondering who the authors of this line of bologna are, we remain, yours truly, R. O'Donoghue and J. Curtin. 1