Westdale Secondary School - Le Raconteur Yearbook (Hamilton, Ontario Canada)

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WENDIE FISHER, 12.1 A— M. R. S. CP — Graduate PP — Promises that are not kept A — Private LOLITA FOSTER, 12.1 A — Receptionist CP — To graduate from grade 12 PP — Pesty, nagging parents A — Swimming, Bowling, Y.P.C. ' er JANICE GARSHOWITZ, 12.1 A — Airline Stewardess and free lance wi ' iter , , , CP— Class rep. for chocolate bar campaign . PP People that say money isn t everything A Writing, class photographer, horseback riding and going to Toronto LINDA GITTINGS, 12.1 ANN GREGORY, 12.1 A — Airline Stewardess CP— Tear Down W.S.S. PP — Lome Lidstone A— Badminton 9 10; Drama 10 11; Triune Student Council ISOBEL HANLEY, 12.1 A — To graduate in ' 67 CP — To find employment in ' 67 PP — Losing books A — Looking for lost books LYNN HAMILL, 12.1 A— To lecture with Lome Lid. ' CP — Selling chocolate bars pp People who ask for my proot A— Going to Lake wood, stamp club, trombone club, I.S.C.F. member GUNTA MIKELBRENCIS, 12.1 A— What ' s That! CP — Sing O Canada backwards on top of the City Hall Waving a Beaver Er . . . Flag. PP — Trying to win a losing cause A— Ask J. D. RUTH MITCHELL, 12.1 A — To be an educated housewife CP — To be a grad in ' 67 D. C. PP — People who make fun of my cowboy boots A — Horseback riding, roller skatmg ANGELA REVELL, 12.1 A— British jet-setter CP— Tour ENGLAND PP— A — Wildly varied!!! KAREN ROBERTS, 12.1 A — Diapers CP— Obtaining the MRS degree PP — Sick jokes A — Reading, homework, Fred HELEN SCHREINER, 12.1 A — Hollywood CP — Be a graduate PP— A — Never on Sundays 18

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GRADUATES 1967 A— Ambition; CP— Centennial Project; PP— Pet Peeve; A— Activities. | BONNIE ANDERSON, 12.1 A — To get a good job and just be happy CP — I have just one — TO PASS PP — Unsegregated cafeteria — The boys have all the seats A — Getting to the Cafeteria before the boys ROSE ARSENAULT, 12.1 A — Happy married life CP— Visiting Expo PP — Obdurate boyfriends A — Dancing, volleyball, badminton SUE BAIRD, 12.1 A — To marry Bob CP — Knitting Bob a sweater PP — Being away from Bob A — Dating Bob ANN MARIE BARBERA, 12.1 A— To be Mrs. P. B. CP— Graduate in ' 67 PP — Long engagements A — Skipping with P. B. MICHAEL H. BLANCHE, 12.1 A — Having another All-Girls Class CP — Sleeping More PP — Being Blossomed with Perfume, and being called MICHEL A — Stamping Club, handing out lifesavers. Perfume Judge, you name it LINDA CHOBAN, 12.1 A — Mrs. CP— Graduate PP — Teachers that can ' t teach A — Vai-ied JULIA COOPER, 12.1 A — Professional Model CP— Graduate PP — Noon hour detentions A — Bus rides to TO. HELENE COURCHESNE, 12.1 A — Clerical worker for a cute boss CP — Seeing Expo PP — Snoopy cops at R. B. G.?? A — Avoiding snoopy cops CATHARINE CRERAR, 12.1 A — To be happy CP— Build a bomb under W. S. S. PP— The Phantom Paw strikes again? A — Swimming Club CONNIE CRIMINISI, 12.1 A — To be a receptionist CP— Graduate PP — People calling me Constance A — 17

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PAULA SERGI, 12.1 A — To graduate in June, 1967 CP — To grow a few inches pp — Gee, but you ' re short! A— Basketball Volleyball 9-12 SHARRON SMITH, 12.1 A- Airline Stewardess CP — Knitting a school flag PP — A short dark haired waitress A — Horseback riding, hockey games. Trombone Club, Stamp Club, I.S.C.F. MARIE TREMBLAY, 12.1 A — Would you believe . . . ? CP — To own a car PP— Sisters A — Class games, T.V., boy watching IRENE M. WARDEN, 12.1 A — Secretary CP — Change places with teachers PP — Boring classes A — Saturdays and Sundays MIKE BONK ' S BILLIARDS LOCKE MAIN STS Snooker and Billiard 80c an Hour 6 TABLES SNACK BAR GENTS LADIES WHITNEY COURT PHARMACY LTD. 405 WHITNEY AVE. — Phone 528-0426 Free Motorized Delivery AN OLD TIME-TESTED COLLEGE CELEBRATING OUR DIAMOND JUBILEE YEAR 60 YEARS OF PUBLIC CONFIDENCE A View of the Assembly Room 1 MODERN COURSES Our courses, final examinations and diplomas are under the direction of the Business Educators ' Association of Canada. Our courses are constantly being revised in the light of modem business. Next year, we plan to teach Introduction to Business Data Processing. 5 MODERN EQUIPMENT Thousands of dollars worth of new equipment has been pur- chased during the past four years. This includes 40 new typewriters. i MODERN METHODS We have a large staff of competent, experienced teachers who keep in touch with up-to-date methods. GET ALL THE EDUCATION YOU CAN IN HIGH SCHOOL Then write, phone, or call at the college for information 72 JAMES ST, NORTH (Opposite Eaton ' s) PARK BUSINESS COLLEGE L. C. FREURE, Principal Phone JA 2-5500 HAMILTON 19