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

 - Class of 1968

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Emily Demkiw 1. Attend N.A.I.T. for Dis¬ tributive Technology, travel extensively. 2. White or bright-coloured socks for boys, fickle or phony friends. 3. Lake parties, pizzas, horses, people who like me. 4. Skipping and not being caught, Grad ’67, old gang at Pizza Joint. 6. ' 1 made it.” Cathy Devaney 1. Float down the Red River again. 2. Closed windows in French 30. 3. Freckles, red licorice. 4. Rollie Miles’ kiss. 5. Championship basketball team, Outstanding Female Athlete ' 67, Sr. Volleyball, Track Field. 6. Really.” Oksana Dmytruk 1. Varsity-Arts, to be a mature adult, to grow my hair long. 2. Harmony, headaches. 3. P.W., cooking, privacy, exercising, bike-riding, tennis, food, reading. 4. The day I stopped blush¬ ing. 5. Social convenor Student’s Union, Vice-Pres. Ukrain¬ ian Club. 6. MMM-Hmm” (as in Yes). Jacqueline Demers 1. Telephone operator or secretary. 2. Religion 30. 3. Pat Paulson for president. 4. Mrs. Dunnigan’s office. 5. Mighty Matthieu. 6. ”Sock-a-to-me-baby.” Norman Demers 1. To get my mechanic papers then Heavy Duty. 2. Student teachers. 3. Double lunch, music. 4. Mr. Sopchychyn ' s Math 12 class. 5. 1968 Year Play. Larry Desjardins 1. Attend N.A.I.T., take business administration, major in credit. 2. Ugly girls, gutless cars, people with lots of grease in their hair. 3. Beer, cute girls, cars, money, people that don ' t try to put up a false front. 4. Ballet in Lit ’68 drink¬ ing beer with Moe and the rest of the boys. 5. Track Field team, Sec- Treas. Aurora Youth Club. 6. Get off it.” Joanne Czartoryski 1. Become rich and famous or have an unusual career. 2. Being made a fool of. 3. Exotic foods, travel 5. Year book gr. 11 12, Mission Club (pres.) Grace Czech 1. X-Ray Technician, travel. 2. Boys with long, greasy hair, Mon. mornings, school buses, wearing glasses. 3. ’ Mustangs”, lively week¬ ends, free periods. 4. Walking 3 flights of stairs each morning for 2 years. 5. The Saints” at football games. 6. Hey!” Ugh.” Allan Dacyk 1. To abolish school, become the head of the Mafia or drop out of high school and become a teacher. 2. People who cheat at mar¬ bles, riding on buses, snobs who think that they are heaven sent. 3. Blowing my mind on gar¬ lic sausage. 4. The day I smashed a guitar while playing a Who song. Alice Dancause 1. Key-punch operator, travel to Mexico. 2. Religion classes, quiet cars, cream puffs, Martha’s red baby dolls. 3. Drummers, dancing, souped-up cars, donuts. 4. Being Martha’s step-sister for four months. 5. Working at Speedway Park. 6. Fall on your head.” 33

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Ronald CouII 1. To own and run the Chateau Lacombe 2. Parents and English class 3. Money, Girls, work, cars 4. The day I got the girl of my dream 5. Drinking on weekends, listening to records, dancing 6. If you can make it, break it Rose Cuzzetto 1. Complete grade 12 and move on to U. of A. on an Arts Specialty 2. No money for coffee 3. 4. Mountains and trees 5. Surviving Edmontons winter weather 6 . Ihor Broda 1. To become a Lawyer and to let the world know I exist. 2. People who talk a lot, but say and do nothing. 3. Humanus beingus (femin¬ ine species), all sports, good rood, having, fun. 4. My game winning touch¬ down against J.P. and win¬ ning 3 Sr. football games this season. 6. Get out Mary Coco 1. N.A.I.T., get married and go to Rome, have 4 children 2. Soccer, boys with long hair, getting up in the morning 3. Dancing, Italian records, sports, getting my hair done 4. Trip to Rome, my D.P. class, working at Belmont Drug Store 6. That’s Life. Valerie Cartmell 1. U of A, travel, and get rich 2. Greasy hair, short pants, to D.R. on the phone 3. Doublemint gum, toast and coffee, spending money. 4. Sue ' s tours to the centen¬ nial flame. 5. Cheerleading, skiing with¬ out falling. 6. You must be kidding ®r Maureen Clarke 1. Airline stewardess, sten¬ ographer, interior decora¬ tor 2. Debbie Bobson 3. Horseback riding, water skiing, commercial art 4. Trip to Prince George 5. My track meet crest 6. Wow. Don’t I? Luigi Coccimiglio 1. Business Administration at N.A.I.T. 2. Edmonton winter weather 3. Girls, business man, sports 4. Native land 5. Learn to speak English 6. There is always hope Pat Cancilla 1. Career in the business world 2. Prejudice and segregation 3. Italian food 4. Second day of school 5. 6. Censored Roberto Cicconi 1. Electronic Engineer 2. People that talk too much 3. Privacy 4. My coming to Canada. 5. 6. You can work less by doing it right the first time. Jerry Commandeur 1. N.A.I.T. Distributive Technology and career in advertising 2. Loud people, crowded places and rainy days 3. Egyptian Handicrafts, quiet meditating in a lonely room, popular music and playing guitar. 4. All of my last summer. 5. Learning to read music and finally getting to play something 6. Whad da think, ya think not 32



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Dave Dorey 1. Winning a football championship and R.C. M.P. 2. Mr. Mackenzie, football injuries, school. 3- girls, football, music, dancing and spo rts in general. 4. Scoring a touchdown in my first game with the Sr. Football Team. Dennis Donahue 1. N.A.I.T. 2. The school. 4. Keg party. 5. Boot-legging. Denyse Douziech 1. To take Biological Sciences at N.A.I.T. and eventually be a success. 2. Cliques”, baggy nylons, exams, studying. 3. Long hair, holidays, sum¬ mer weather, travelling, cars. 4. Getting my drivers license, making it through high school, Miss Cassidy ' s Chem. classes. 5. Being on the volleyball team in gr. 10. Michelle Dostaler 1. Medical Secretary. 2. Being stepped on in crowded hails, people who think I ' m a midget, side burns. 3. Spending when I don ' t have any money, long hair on girls, boys who wear glasses, getting letters. 4. A wrap on the window in Data processing class. 6. Don’t have a bird.” Patricia Duda George Drohomirecki 1 . Dental Assistant at N.A.I 1. Attend U. of A. on a T. science program. 2. Eng. 33, 10th period, a 2. People who file their nails girl with a big mouth, in class. 3. Skiing, flying, money, 3. Photography, coin collect- warm climate. ing, hiking, mountain 4. Schuffle-board at S.U.B. climbing. 5. Room Rep. in Gr. 12, 4. Summer of ' 67. grad committee. 5. Reach For The Top, table 6. Are you out of your tennis. tree?” Jim Duffield 1. Get out of St. Joe ' s, travel around to different parts of the world, con¬ tinue my education. 2. Part of Greg’s party, go¬ ing down to the attendance office, going to 5th and 7th periods, girls who play the role. 3. Money, girls, kegs, floor hockey, other parts of Greg’s party. 4. Greg’s party, peanut butter sandwiches, the light show Sandra Dukewich 1. Legal secretary then later a housewife. 2. Girls who smoke, my stupid mistakes, boys with long hair. 3. Pete, his Morris, long, long hair on girls. 4 . A certain week-end in Banff. 5. Passing English. 6. Oh, for Pete’s sake!” Doug Dunnigan 1. University graduate de¬ gree. 2. Questionaires, Charles de Gaulle, bad T.V. com¬ mercials, seeing Toronto Maple Finks win. 3. Shakespeare, Latin prose, chess, swimming, Toronto Maple Finks being out of the playoffs. 4. Expo. 6. Bah, Humbug!” Bob Dulaba 1. To be an electronics tech nician. 2. Monday mornings, cars that break down. 3. One special girl, cars, music, sports. 34

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