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

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Jeannette Hinkley 1. Visit Mexico and work in an office. 2. Snobs, people who are late. 3. All sports, music, food. Joe Hipfner 1. Airforce. 2. Girls who say one thing and mean another. 3. Fast cars, girls and lots of money. 4. The pie-eating contest when I hit Mrs. Patterson. 5. Riviera and gliding at Cooking Lake glider club. 6. Why certainly, never.” Linda Horejsi 1. To get out of gr. 12 be¬ fore my little brother does. 2. Running 440” in the 880” in Track and Field. 3. Sports and everything to do with them. 4. The Street Picture”. 5. Athletic pin (’66-’67), volleyball team, city champs in table tennis (’68), fencing, girls floor hockey team. Oleh Izio 1. Eventually to attend uni¬ versity, to surprise every¬ one by becoming a success. 2. Going swimming with my clothes on. 3. Bucking around on the floor at school dances, drag racing, dancing, every sport you can think of. 4. My first year in high school.. 5. Room Rep. (67-68). 6. Don’t be silly, snakes don’t have arm pits.” Albert Hemery 1. Degrees in Law and Economics, possibly I’ll go into politics. 2. Increasing irresponsibility in the Student Body, Charity Drives in which teachers are abused in slave auctions. 3. Student co-operation in projects like the Concern- In. 5. T.V. Club, Room Rep. in Grade 11. Jacques Paul Henault 1. Study Law at U. of A., work towards degree: B.A. L.L.B. 2. Edsels, being asked to fill 3. Peanuts” comic strip, Mercedes Benz-3005 LB. 4. Building my first snow fort. 5. Passing kindergarten with honors. 6. C’est la vie!” Joe Elickey 1. Civil Tech, at N.A.I.T., afterwards travel. 2. People who forget their deodorant. 3. Anderson’s beard, girls, beer, in that order. 4. Ballet in Lit of ’68, play¬ ing drum at basketball games. 5. Sr. Football, volleyball, Track Field, wrestling, intramurals. 6. What?” Vera Eluhlewych 1. B. of Sc. in Nursing U. of A., to see the world. 2. People who are always moody, onions. 3. Getting good marks in difficult subjects, cars. 4. Summer of ’67. 5. Piano, getting 1st Class Honors in harmony and form, Plast (Ukrainain Youth Assoc.) 6. Oh Phooey!’ Barry Jackowich 1. lo apprentice for a char¬ tered accountant or go to university, to play hockey. 2. Losing the CHED (hockey), people who are always getting injured (like myself), French, dumb blondes. 3. Professional Bluegrass music, being tall. 4. Hubbles Beach, graduat¬ ing last year, playing monopoly overnight at the Pizza Joint. JoAnne Jamnik 1. Nursing, part-time danc¬ ing, completing my milk cap dress. 2. Cruel people, sprained toes, waiting. 3. Animals, exotic foods, entertaining, Lemon gin, blue jeans, travel. 4. Irene’s peanut butter sandwiches. 5. Lit Nights, floor hockey, drama gr. 11, Wizard of Mod Groll. 6. Oh yeah?” 37

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Glen Gerun 1. Heavy Duty Diesel, mil¬ lionaire. 2. ’56 Monarch, getting up in the morning. 3. A Mayerthorpe lass and a good pay cheque. 4. Baseball champs, 2nd best in hockey. 5. Can ' t think of any but there ' s a few. 6. Just plain old English.” Tom Ganger 1. N.A.I.T. for 2 years, con¬ tinue with the hood Servicing business. 2. Term papers, weekend homework. 3. Travelling, dances, going to the lake. 4. Frosh — getting giving. 5. Basketball, bowling, work¬ ing on my car, hockey, swimming. 6. Oh yea.” Lionel Girard 1. Engineer or technician. 2. Math, colds, English teachers. 3. Cars, skiing, girls, dan¬ cing. 4. Frosh dance. 5. The Y”. 6. Just what I thought!” Helen Green 1. Education at U of A. 2. Pat. 3. Riding, talking, going to the hospital, teasing Pat. 4. Making my first dollar as a witch” in the Muk-Luk Mardi Gras Parade. 5 Ye Old Jugband, Klon¬ dike Kate 67 68, Year Play 66 67, Ukrainian Club, passing Ukrainian 10 20 . 6. What’s the matter . . . don ' t be silly.” Marcel Gravelle 1. Electronic Technology. 2. Long dresses. 3. Short dresses. 4. I’ll never tell. 5. Being on the honor roll. 6. You’re just a punk kid, you don’t mean nothing to me.” Helen Handheld 1. Going to work in under¬ developed countries, learn¬ ing different languages, working in an office. 2. Horses, boys with long hair. 3. Sports, Driving beautiful cars, roller skating, parties, comedy shows, dancing, riding go-carts. 4. Winning a $500.00 watch, my school days in my home town. 5. Being secretary-treasurer of Student ' s Union in Beaumont. 6. You ' re kidding!” Pat Garvin 1. Pass Eng. 30, Doctor ' s degree in Electronical Engineering, spell Sir- man ' s 1st name correctly. 2. Pushing Eoremsky’s car to the gas station every wk., people who get everything without working for it. 3. Restoring old cars (’35- ’45 Fords), water skiing, long car trips, listening to Herb Alpert. 4. My 1st car all the tri¬ bulations leading up to the time it finally ran. Joe Girard 1. To be a heavy duty mech¬ anic. 2. Boys with long hair. 3. Girls, cars, money. 4. My first lemon (car). 5. Army camps when I was in the army cadets. 6. A sure thing.” Kasper Halwa 1. Agriculture, studying the behavior of people. 2. Attending school in Spring, losing money. 3. Skiing, cars, money. 4. Many long skiing trips. 5. Camping travelling. 6. He ' s a good mark” and Very Interesting”. Thomas Hay 1. Electronics Technician at N.A.I.T. 2. Groups of giggling girls, sick cars. 3. Music, travelling, food, swimming, skating. 4. My first home-built stereo. 6. Fathead.”

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Donald Juneau 1. University degree, to be good at whatever I try, to get married. 2. SnobDisn girls, fluorinated water, cold weather in summer, rats”. 3. 1 Hot” cars, curling and other sports, femininity, good jokes. 4. Driving my brother’s new car. 5. Executive member of Beaumont’s Student’s Union, player on a win¬ ning curling team. Mary Kerr 1. Enter the Business world. 2. Greasy hair, baggy pants, 1:00 a.m. curlew. 3. Dancing, pizza, and the green bomb. 4. Christmas Holidays ’67, spring atternoon at Mea- aowlark. 5. Junior achievement, choir. 6. ' Sure babe.” Lynn Kimenius 1. Ferry Mason ' s legal sten- orgapher. 2. Bucket seats, flat tires, quiet boys. 3. Super sports, Saturday niglits, driving lessons on Sunday afternoons. 4. Duck hunting in Novem¬ ber. 5. Getting learners permit. 6 . Dale Kinshella 1. N.A.I.T. Food Service. 2. Washing dishes with the dishwasher when it isn’t working. 3. Anybody who likes me. 4. Banff expeditions with Imperial Oil. 5. The tombstone in Jasper. 6. My name’s Dale. How my doing so far. Duane Kinshella 1. To become a welder and travel before I get too old. 2. People who worry too much. 3. Open-minded people, girls, music, sports, Pat Byrns, being young. 4. December 24, 1967, (D.A.) 5. Weight lifting club. 6. Blow your touk.” Veronica Kirkpatrick 1. Go to night classes at N. A.I.T., travel, own a car. 2. Trying to sleep when a teacher is talking. Eng¬ lish 10th period. 3. Boys, driving a car, lunch periods, our gang”. 4. Bookkeeping grade X in 10th period. 5. Being on the Honor Board twice trying for a third. 6. Right”. Kenneth Kish 1. Aircraft maintenance. 2. Questionaires. 3. Cars. 4. 6. If first you fail, try, try, try again. Fred Jobin 1. Full-fledged accountant. 2. Incompetent waiters at the Ale House. 3. Occasional binge (drunk). 4. My first introduction to alcohol. 5. When I joined the A.A. 6. We all have to go some¬ time so why not with whiskey?” Greg Junck 1. Handle a Kenworth along with the best of them. 2. Conceited women, Mon¬ day mornings, scooters, a night with nothing to do. 3. Mini-skirts, yodeling, tinker with cars, the bur¬ gers at Triple X, boxing. 4. The inside of Mr. Bar- luge’s office. 5. Football at Mac., floor hockey, Phys. Ed. 30 in general. Elsie Kaminski 1. That’s a good question. 2. Monday morning, roast pork, sloppy people. 3. Ukrainian VC ' eddings, pay day, cats. 4. Stalf New Year’s party at Royal Glenora Club. 6. Welt any ways! Gee I w ' ish it was Friday. 38