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

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Armand Vandal 1. Undecided. 2. Hot stuffy rooms. 3. All sports, quiet cars, Isabella. 4. The day Bink almost wiped out a student in wrestling match. 5. I broke up the match. 6. Hey George. Leona Verreau 1. To become a computer scientist, settle down. 2. Housework, being tired 3. Sleeping. 4. Expo ’67. 6. Big Deal. Bernadette Verstraete 1. B.Sc. in Nursing. 2. Gum-smacking people, long” short stories, de¬ partmental. 3. Mr. Shelley’s Eng. class, being alive, sports, long frilly gowns. 4. Coming to St. Joe’s in grade 10 and making friends. Richard Walker L University. 2 . Supervised classes and K (k ' h-it classes? ... I get a quadruple lunch! Diana Wasyk 1. To attend N.A.I.T. secretarial course. 2. People who jump to conclusions, vegetables. 3. Horseback riding, friendly people, bowling. 4. Getting to grade 12. 5. Grade 10 basketball team. 6. You gotta be kidding. Lynne Watt 1. To become an airline stewardess. 2. Unsocial people, indoor theatres. 3. Cars, dancing, happy r people, being alone. 4. Brother John and being left in my locker. 5. Being a blood donor. 6. Well, I guess. Maureen Welch 1. Make lots of money 2. People who drive like I do. 3. Swimming, dancing, travelling. 4. The night my brother came home from Yellow¬ knife. 5. Canora Teen Club. 6. Uh-uh. Judy Wacowich 1. Faculty of Education at the U. of A. 2. Rude people, psychedelic music, nothing to do. 3. Shakespeare, clothes, different types of music, bright colours. 4. Three years at O’Leary. 6. Is that right?? Catherine Washburn 1. To be a success in my career, to be happily married. 2. Boys with greasy mops and certain girls in mini-skirts. 3. Dancing, skating, the , colour pink. 4. Given the name Charlie” by V.D., surprise party, grad. ’67. 5. Being on the honour board. 6. You know. Donna Wasyk 1. To obtain a secretarial job. 2. Having a boring weekend, cliques. 3. Dogs, bowling, holidays. 4. Passing grades 10 and 11 without repeating subjects. 5. Grade 10 basketball team. 6. Don’t act so innocent. 51

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Ivan Stefanyk 1. To be happy and to break the world’s record for the oldest person alive. 2. Everything except my likes. 3. Everything but my dis¬ likes. 4. Attendance office. 5. Winning a cap pistol at a bingo at the advanced age of four. 6. Bull. Robert Stepchuk 1. Attend Eaculty of Med¬ icine at U. of A. Never smoke. 2. Cheaters, phonies, prima donnas, mobs. 3. Talking, certain girls, be¬ ing in good moods, all sports. 4. Ruffians, Epic Heart game, finding $20.00. 5. High triple and high average in bowling. 6. Dumb Larson. Howard Strauss 1. Faculty of Agriculture U. of A. 2. Monday mornings, grouchy people, boys with long hair and girls with short hair. 3. Swimming, flying, sky¬ diving. 4. Frosh week and having the shiniest shoes that week. 5. Winning trophies in 4-H club. Nadia Szram 1. U. of A. (eventually). 2. White socks on boys, Yvonne’s roll maps. 3. Irene Macur’s jokes, a night on the train with the girls. 4. Montreal ’67 with Dark One. 5. Finding my way out of Ottawa with Irene. 6. Hey wait a minute! I mean what. Olga Szwec 1. Travel, good job. 2. Having a fifth period class, mini-skirts. 3. Long hair on girls, country living. 4. Mr. Kuefler’s bookkeeping 10 class. 6. C’est la vie. Walter Szwender 1. Get into some field with the airlines one way or another. 2. Chickenman, junky cars. 3. Double lunches, hockey, records, bug classes. 4. The only guy in floor hockey to spear himself and almost get a penalty for it. John Tronchin 1. Manager for Woodward stores. 2. Working late nights for Woodwards. 3. Girls, food, Woodward Warehouse. 4. E.J.’s Appliance class. Ben Ubbing 1. Make it to the top. 2. Short hair. 3. Cars, girls, parties. 4. Second weekend during October ’67. 6. I see. Judy Turchanak 1. Radiology Technician. 2. Smart remarks about short hair. 3. Pizza, hockey, thinking over coffee, Chem. class. 4. High school years. 5. Sports council, room rep., Sep Hi-Lites, Yearbook, fencing, basketball. 6. Uncle Joe. Christine Vallette 1. Have my own apartmem and own a car. 2. People who overstay their welcome. 3. Dancing, blue eyes, sum¬ mer holidays. 4. 1968 Lit Nite (the ballet school). 5. Being on the honor board in grade 12. 6. Sorry, I lost my head. 50

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Francis Whiskyjack 1. Attend N.A.I.T., become a professional artist. 2. Oysters, sea food, math, bookkeeping. 3. Sports, paintings, sketches, cooking. 4. The day I almost drowned. 5. R.C.S.C.C. Quadra — Pet¬ ty Officer first class, Knights of the Altar. 6. Geem-ma!” Sock it to me baby. Mike Whelan 1. Electrical technology, pilots license. 3. Flying, girls. 5. Hockey. George Woloszyn 1. To own a properous busi¬ ness, have a happy family in the future. 2. People who talk too much, improper table manners, squealers. 3. Skin diving, flying, din¬ ing, dancing, Miss Geral¬ dine Goruk. Going coy¬ ote hunting with Mr. Goruk. Janet Wiber 1. B.Sc. in Nursing at the U. of A., travel, speak fluent French. 2. Disorganization (esp. at S.U. meetings), smart re¬ marks about short hair on girls. 3. Hockey, onion rings, waterskiing, Quebec, listening to my French record. 4. Election campaign and dance ’67, Chem. 10 and 20, labs with L.B.; Expo. Peter Wild 1. A career in law enforce¬ ment or possibly govern¬ ment economics. 2. Locking my keys in the car with the engine still run¬ ning. 3. Fast cars, sports, a certain girl O.D. 4. A happy year with O.D. 5. Y.M.C.A. member. Jean Willis 1. Travel, work. 2. Boys with long hair and flashy clothes. 3. Food in general, teasing, having fun. 4. The day I left Smith school. 5. Curling. 6. Hunkie-dorie. Barbara Wigeland 1. U. of A. Bachelor of Science. 2. Having a 5th period class. 3. Shoes, purses, rings, sum¬ mer jobs. 4. My trip to Montreal and Expo ’67. 5. First year curling: first trophy. 6. You know what I mean ? ? Maureen Woodman 1. Leave Edmonton and travel. 2. Religion classes, social climbers. 3. Dancing and going to Zorba’s. 4. Pizza Joint, learning to drive. 5. Cheerleading for 2 years. 6. Are we going to Religion today, Margaret? Harry Woods 1. A year of Varsity. 2. Twiggy, hippies. 3. Long hair (girls only), fast cars, flying, lake dances. 4. Last summer. 6. Skip it. Barbara Woods 1. Commercial art at S.A. IT. 2. The colour blue, all forms of expressionalism in art and writing. 3. Winters when it fails to snow, buses 4 p.m. 4. Summer and bicycling on Jasper Avenue at 5:00 a.m., remodelling Cyn Byn. 5. Skiing. 6. Yeah man! 62