St Joseph Composite School - Blue and White Yearbook (Edmonton, Alberta Canada)

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St. Joseph High School ...Students Burger KingDrive-lns...F 00 d A WINNING COMBINATION EVERYTIME Take It From The Col. It ' s finger lickin ' good Take a Break From Homework! Sit back. Take a deep breath. Hold it. Relax. Good. Now you can rest and read The Journal. To be well informed on what ' s happening in today ' s world, you have to read something else besides textbooks. Like The Journal ' s Teen Page on Fridays, for instance. It carries stories of special interest to you, with school news from your teen corres¬ pondents and regular features like Dance Date and Teen Top Ten. There are lots of other interesting features in The Journal all week long. Check the headlines and news stories to keep up with the latest happenings. You ' ll find you ' re better informed when classwork calls for background knowledge of world events. So relax and read . . . largest circulation of any daily between TORONTO and VANCOUVER

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It is with a great deal of pleasure that we (The Staff and Manage¬ ment) of A W Drive-Ins sponsor this space. We have had the privilege of serving many of you, and are proud to be a part of these memories of your school days. The pages of this book are a dedication to your way of life for the past several years. In today’s world, with the methods of communi¬ cation and scientific knowledge now achieved, we have been compelled to live closer with people of other nations. No longer should man iso¬ late himself, nor should any loyal Canadian boy or girl be content with doing the minimum. It is our sincere hope that you never lose faith in yourself or others, and through education may we find better ways of using the abundance of things the Creator has given our great Nation, that we might continue to be proud to call ourselves Canadians. A W MANAGEMENT (EDMONTON) LTD. Where the Good Food Is 142