| Summary: | The annual publication of the students of Catholic Central High School, Lethbridge, Alberta. (1967-68) BHpHi!i!!!il!!!!j!!j!!j!sli!l|!!!!!!l!!!!!l!l!!!!!!IH!ll!!!l!!!!!!!!! lilHinilliiyillllilljU!!!!!!!!!! ill! srisrs:s:!ll!ll*ln*~*5sssisssiSHi:::: jlllllill lililj! OlIliilHjljlllillllillii iiipii l!lpffi!iillli!|!| r PHIBI iPllliiiBiiif :,,:i raw iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:::::::: . ::::::::::::::: . :: :: . I:::::::::::::::: ■SttHIHiBIHSiiliiSHiSBH ianSgiaiggiiiiH§niliiiiHI wmmmmm l!L«5lsHHllipilnlP|si .iiiiilii KsHnn-HsHliinnill-illlHlHI!!: i^pSig MpESnsH iifinHHlf. TABLE OF CONTENTS Patrons Faculty Blessing New School Graduates Classes School Can d ids :::::: ill!! iliii ill!OUR PATRONS AND SPONSORS Chiste Electric J.A. Jarvie Sand and Gravel Chemstone Veneering Co. Krol's Grocery Park Plaza Bank of Montreal Basilian Fathers Canadian Western Natural Gas Co. Eaton's of Canada Lee Duck Cleaners Advance Lumber Co. Eaird's B.A. Oil John Black's Men's Shop Canada Packers Limited Chisholm Wholesale Crest Motel House of Wong Kitson's Pharmacy Limited K & K Clothing Limited Lethbridge Florists Majestic Theatre Martin Bros. Matt's Confectionery Mossey Hardware Musieland Oliver Chemical Co. Ltd. Park's Dry Cleaners Primrose Shoo Purity Bottling Ltd. Purity Dairy Shanghai Chop Suey Mildred Skrove Hair Fashions Stubbs Pharmacy Ltd. United Cabs Ltd. Frank Walker Men's Clothes ’Western Metal Fabricators York Hotel THE YEARBOOK STAFF AND STUDENTS OF CATHOLIC CENTRAL HIGH SCHCOL WISH TO THANK OUR GENEROUS SPONSORS,BOTH THOSE LISTED ABOVE AND THOSE WISHING TO REMAIN ANONYMOUS, FOR HELPING TO FINANCE THIS PUBLICATION OF THE "CLARION". WE ASK OUR READERS TO PATRONIZE THEIR BUSINESSES. TO ALL WHO HAVE HELPED IN .ANY WAY WITH THIS PUBLICATION WE GIVE OUR SINCERE THANKS. WE WISH ESPECIALLY TO THANK FR. B. WENINGER AND SR. AUGUSTINE, STAFF ADVISORS,AND BARBARA TENNANT FOR HER ART ’WORK. THANKS ONCE MORE.OFFICIAL OPENING In a short but impressive ceremony, Bishop Klein read the orayers of blessing and sorinkled (the new school) with holy water. BISHOP BLESSES NEW SCHOOL After the blessing, there was an assembly. . .where the Bishop gave a short address.his excellency said (CCK is) one of the best equipped.he had seen and advised us to make the most of our opportunities (here). He explained that God is the centre of everything and that our ultimate aim was to give honor and glory to God. --IMPRINT, Vol. 3, No. 2, 1967-68 (Typically,the Bishop endeared himself to us by asking and getting for us an early dismissal from school: it was to be his final favor for our school.VftWGUflGfc I i. •• \ tA2R.C.Sr-»JC ! S*w6 \ 17 feU^ , k ir-S Mfi CM IK - ) V 15 0 Lord Jesus Christ, you commanded your apostles to pray that peace might come to whatever house they entered. Sanctify, we implore you, this building meant for the education of youth. Pour into it the richness of your blessing and peace. May salvation come to this school as it came to the house of Zaccheus when you entered it. Command your angels to guard it and to drive away from it all the power of the enemy. Fill the teachers with the spirit of knowledge, wisdom, and fear of you. Strengthen the students with heavenly grace,so that they may grasp with their minds,treasure in their hearts and carry out in their deeds all the teachings that lead to salvation. And may all here please you by orac- ticing every virtue, so that 'they may one day be welcomed into your home in heaven. Through you, Jesus Christ, Saviour of the world, who live and reign, God, forever. AMEN.Principal’s Message A great call to youth today is to "get with it". Not to be "with it" is to be "square" or, worst of all possible fates, a "cube". What is it that you are to "get with"? Are you with those who realize that only ac- ceotance of responsibility brings true freedom, or with those who believe that freedom is release from all responsibility? Are you with those who realize that all oeople have rights, or with those who believe that the rights of others are imoositions on one's "right" to do as he pleases? Are you with those who have the initiative to develop their God-given talents through har'd work and sacrifice, or with those who sit back, doing nothing but criticize? others, or with those who cynically ask, "What's in it for me"? In our school, we hope we are helping you to develop in wisdom, maturity, ar.d knowledge. We hope you are developing these qualities in your religious life, in your social life, and in your educational life. In short, we hope you are with it. Are you with those who realize the worth of actions which help and serve ADMINISTRATION VICE-PRINCIPAL VICE-PRINCIPALFACULTY Mrs. M. Melling, 3.Sc. 5=1 to ,Mrs. N . Lockerbie Rome: 'Thai's ihe way Ihe eooVie crumbles'?" Sr. Loretta returned to a noisy Lit. 21 class slapped a book upon the desk and ordered sharply,"! demand pandemonium!" It worked well— not a sound. MORAL—it isn’t what one says but how one says it that is important. MR. BURKE’S LATEST TV isn’t replacing radio; it’s replacing homework." SECRETARIAL STAFF Imagine a precision engine operating without lubrication and you will know how our school would operate without this battery of secretaries. Contrary to oopular opinion, their chief function is not the aisoensation of "ADMIT" slips. Daily they process mountains of communications; answer infinite numbers of phone calls; take messages; and turn out numberless tests, educational notes and memos. And attendance records of both Don Leon and Jay Reardon have risen to an all-time record high.JANITORIAL STAFF Normally these devoted persons' work is very much taken for granted. A COLOSSAL OVERSIGHT! Statistics suggest just some of their labors in our behalf. Actually 240 hours a week are devoted to tidying uo where we leave off in 2 auditoriums, 48 classrooms, 21 lavatories, several offices, staff and seminar rooms, library and lecture theatre, 2 boiler rooms and numerous storage areas. Annually they apply 75 gallons of wax to a floor area that includes almost one-half mile of hallways and stairwells. In winter walks are cleared of snow and in summer, grounds require backbreaking work and a "green" thumb. Countless chores form part of their daily rou- rine--scores of blackboards, reoairs to desks, chairs, lights, windows; incineration of trash. When the sixteen hour day begins there are no fewer than a dozen entrances to unlock: at night there are no fewer doors to secure (in addition to the hundreds of windows fastened earlier in the evening). All this and it has even been known that in a few cases students have received good, though unsolicited, advice from these imperturbable gentlemen. Yeoman service indeed!LAST YEAR’S GRADS TODAY LETI {BRIDGE JUNIOR COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF LETHBRIDGE Richard Brugos Margaret Englehart Nicolas Geremia Patricia Lacey Carol Mass Angelo Mauro Sylvia McDougall Philip Merrick William Mistaken Chief Joseph O'Grady Carol Pieschuk Heather Premachuk Daniel Reardon Denise Eruchet Jeannie Busko Ronald Chenger David Filchak Patrick Fox Roy Fox Therese Gross Sharon Seeman Marleen Senycz Clara Smith James Troman Judy Turic Alan Vigh Robert Waldren Maxine Whitcroft Fred Wolbert Leona Wolf Child Sylvia Yackulic Melvin Zatylny UNIVERSITY OF CALGARY Laurel Anderson John Duckett Peter Martens John Atwood Arlene Babick (Mrs. J. Campbell) Lorraine 3abick Duane Credico Mary De Jong Teresse Gall Les Hewlett John Krol Joanne Lazzaretto SIidon Luvo Anita Marse Leo Matteotti Henry Najda Reginald Orich Elaine Peddie Denis Petrunia Ken Pinchak Gordon Pittman Margaret Rodzinyak Robert Roy Stacha Sikora Delores Susnar Marianne Winkler LETHBRIDGE - EMPLOYED. ETC. Alberta Buttazzoni Eugene Byrka Juliano Coslovi (Married) William Kegi (Married) Duane Berbers Robert Matisz, L.C.I. Harold Murphy Richard Parasack Gary Rossetti Ted Tillack Richard Vander Lee Philip Walsh (Married) ST. MICHAEL'S SCHOOL OF NURSING 0UT3IDE_LEJH5RIDGE Joanne Bosters Anna Stengl Doreen Tosczak Elaa Vesnaver UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA Valeria Chiste Patricia Kostyal David McNeely James Merchant David Canfield, Inuvik, N.W.T. Eugene Creighton, St. Mary's, Cardston Delores Englehart (Mrs. Hubbard, Calgary) Bryon Homulos Robert Hromadiuk John Matlock Lawrence Stanko, SAIT, Calgary Paul Tivador, CHAT, Medicine Hat CATHOLIC CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL (see page 30)FLORA M. ALTIERI NADIA M.R. ALTIERI JOAN MARIE ARNOLD MARILYN BASICS SHIRLEY A. BEDARD PATRICIA A. BENNETT MARLEEN BEK3KMANS LORNA BIRKEDAL ROSE BOGDANOWSKI JOYCE BUTTAZZONI GEORGE BRUNEAU ROBERTA BURRIS SHARROW BRUCKET MARK BOH JOHN BYRNE TERENCE BYRNE RICK CAMPBELL MILA P. CHEMOLLI AURELIO DELBELLO ANITA K. DORIGATTI LAVERNE S. CROPLEY TED CZARNY ANDREE LOUISE DEFERS ANTHONY DIMNIK DIANE MARIE ELDER BILL ENGLISH GEORGE FEDERKEIL LESLIE ANN FORREST PATRICIA H. FORREST JIM ZOOK ARNOLD FOX DENISE L. FORSTER M. BLANCA FUENTES JOHN GATNER SHARIS GERHART MARIANNE GERLA OLGA GOLUK SHIRLI GONZY THOMAS GRUENWALD BARBARA HAIBECK MATHEW T. HANHAHAN DENNIS HANZEL NICKY HAYDYCHUK FERRY HAYWARD ED KEGI DONNA M. HNATIUK MICHAEL A. HUCULAK MARION HERBUT PAT HILL COLLEEN KOFEARTH STAN JAKUBOWSKI TWEELA HOUTEKAMER LINDA C. JOHNSON BRIAN JOHNSTON CHESTER JOKUT'Y CATHERINE KEENAN WILLI AM KSRLUK CHRISTINA KIEWSZYN BH BRIGITTE KERBER ku RICHARD E. K0CHAN3KI WANDA M. KOHUT ROBERT KOLESZAR STEPHANIE J. KOLESAR ANDREW KULPA ANDREW KRAJEWSKI 1 YVONNE M. LANDRY KAROL K3IAZEK JOSEPH LAVORATO LAURA LYNN LEE PATRICIA GAIL LEE DONALD J. LEON FRANK LEPKO YVONNE LIPINSKI MARK LOWRIE TERESA 3. MIHALIK JACQUELINE MERRICK GAYLE MATISZ JOHN MOLYNEUX PATRICIA MOLYNEUX DANA M. MODRZEJEWSKI ILONA MOSSEY DELBERT MILLS TERRY MYCKAJLAK BARRY OEERMEYER STEVEN MYCHASIUK DOROTHY OKA JOYCE PISKO THERESA PREVISICH DIANA LYNNE ROYER ROBERT E. RICE MAVIS ROPER TERESA ROZYCKI TERRY RUSHFORD ROBERT SCHNEIDER GLEN SEEMAN WENDY SHAW MARIA SIFRER BETTY SKRUKWA ELSA 31MIONI SUSAN SLAVICH KAZIMIERZ SZNERCH DOREEN SCHILE BARBARA J. TENNANT GARY TERLESKY DIANNE TERLESKI M. JEA-'J TERLESKY RICHARD TEDESCO EDITH VANDER LEE CHERYL WENTZ RONALD ZASADNY SERGIO ZACCHIGNA VALEDICTORY Graduation is our passport to the whole world. We, a3 graduates, stand at the doorway of the future, - a future which is shrouded in uncertainty, yet is full of hopes and great dreams. Tonight we are given the key to the door of the future. A3 we pas3 through this door, we see tho challenge of tomorrow - a challenge to xeet the world, to mold it a3 be3t we can, and, hopefully, to advance it as the preceeding generations have. We are not totally unprepared for the xeeting of this challenge. We have been given the basic tools by which we nay attain this goal. Over the past years, we have gratefully received gifts from many people. Tonight, as we enter the future and close the doors on the past, we must pause to thank our parents, our teachers and our school board xembers. It is the combined efforts of these people which have enabled us to reach this graduation, - this culmination of twelve years of struggle . of hope. of Joy . of fear . We have waited a long time for graduation, but now that it is here we seem to experience an unexplained feeling of reluctance to pass through the doorway, to go into the future, to leave our school behind, - our C.C.H.St What is it that makes our school so special for us? Maybe it seems special because of "Chonita", the tre me ndous operetta we staged this year. E ve ry person in the school shared the enthusiasm, co-operation and enjoyment of this production. It might be because of our sports activities, - the teams, the cheerleaders, the spectators. Every game was interesting whether we were winning or losing. Or maybe it’s special because of our activities, academic or extra-curricular. Perhaps it*s so very special because this is our la3t year. We*11 depart on June 30, happy and relieved. Examinations will bo over a3 well as the long hours of study they entailed . But there will also be that ominous sense of sadness, for we know that we can never return in the same position as when we left. In fact, we can nover really return. After we leaver our class picture will be hung in the halls of C.C.H.S. A picture of tribute, - almost like an epitaph, announcing: "Here was a group that attended this school." We ray enter these halls, again and again, but we will come o nly as visitors, strangers, - to what used to be our way of life . to the order of bells and office announcements. They will greet us: "How are you? You look great!" But we*11 know we don*t belong. We won’t stand in line waiting for an absentee slip - our passport.to class - for ours has been cancelled. We are part of the past. Our position as the senior class has been taken over by others. Yes, perhaps Catholic Central is so special to us becauso it is about to be tak en away from us and to become part of th e unforgettable past. MXJtMWJjGRADE TWELVE Grant Alger Eetty Big Bull Alan Berze Aaron Clements Doug Hinds Arnel Joevenazzo Keith Joevenazzo Bill Joevenazzo Ken Orich Sandy Pieschuk Brian Sanders Rick Sauer Rick Schneider Diana Wojtowicz Bless our second-year twelves. In terms of strength on the gridiron and on the basketball court they added greatly. But much more fundamentally, they showed by their example that an education is a real asset. We younger students admired their unostentatious conduct both with faculty present and out of sight. They were found to be studious and charming, light-hearted at times, though serious whenever the occasion called for it. We wish them every success in the future. Sandy and Diane are obviously popular co-eds at C.C.H.S.Lee Altieri Marilyn Arnold Lenard Atwood Jerry Bardock Sheila Bennett Christine Blech Yvette 31ouir. Don Bobinec Richard Borysewicz Marie Rosters Neil Boyden Barb Boyer Helen Burgess Pat Byrne Barry Chenger GRADE Helen Chocho Michael Chocho Clara Collins Colleen Collins 3arb Coolidge Michael Cranley Rick Credico Clara Czirjak Ken Deak Joanne DelraarkGeorge Demers Mike Duckett Terry Duffy Michael Dunne Bob Embury Eugene Englehart Hubert Federkeil Nivia Ficiur Edward Finlay Chris Fitznar Salma Fomradas Paul Forestell 3rian Gallant Marceline Gallant Larry Gatner ELEVEN John Geremia John Gorko Marilyn Grisak Bill Harbuz John Henderson Doug Berbers Shirley Hetesy Marianne Hnatiuk Terry Homulos Valerie HorvathPat Hovan Bill Jacobson Victor Januszewski Patti Kimmitt Racha Kinasz John Kobuta Annie Kostiuk Alfons Krol Marilyn Kuchuran Gary Kyle Kathy Langenburg Mary Lapitynski George Lazzaretto Allen MacGillvray Linda Malesza Rosie Many Grey Horses Robert Marek Maria Martens Faye Martin Marianne Merchant Clark Merrick Linda McEwen Peter McKenna Peter McLaughlin Linda MihalikRick Mrazek Mike Murillo Virginia Noreika Dennis O'Connell Don Onofrychuk Natalie Gpyr Maureen O'Toole Claire-Marie. Pacaud ‘warren Pacaud Richard Pace Ted Papp Beverly Patton Sharon Peto Frank Pigat Quentin Pittman Kathy Rath James Reardon Bob Rodzinyak Wynne Royer Maria Roznowski Adele Salahor Erika Schlotzer Judy Schoening Joanne Senycz Rennie ShermanFrank Smerek Morris Soenen Duane Spitzer Tim Sullivan John Suriano Duane Taylor Jim Tennant Sylvia Tivador Leonard Toccolli Mary Tokarski Jim Tratch Jannice Trofcerg Anita Turner Fred Uwazny Corrie Van Dyk Judy Velker Barbara Warszawski Jerry Weiss Mary Wolbert Mike Wright Jeffry Wrvostok Stanela Yurtela F.lizabeth Zalys Dwight Zatko Tyra Zasadny Ron ZezulkaWendelin Arnold Ken Babick Leonard Bastien Kim Bergman Anne-Marie Berghmans Dario Berti Andrew 31ack Plume Annette Bogdanowski Mona Bosch Julie Bowen Nadine Boyden Debbie Brigley Joe Brugos Elizabeth Erymerski David Buchan GRADE TEN Tony Euttazoni Antoinette Cattapan Maura Chemolli Joe Chenger Claudio Chiste Gloria Collins Donald Cote' Sharon Cranley Dale Credico Kristine CzerkiesEella Day Chief Evans Day Chief Sherryl DeCoste Margaret Dejong John Demers Joseph Demeter Marcel Desjardins Terry Dew Clarence Diebel Patricia Diebel Rajko Doaic Mary-Ann Donaldson Loret*ta Dorigatti Daniel Driscoll Alec Dudas Anita Dunne Faye Dziedzic Donna Elder Debora Ferrel Jean Fingas Sheila Finlay Angeline Fournier Ann Fuentes Colleen Gardiner Frank Gnandt John Gonczar Arlene Gorda Rosemary Gordon Barbara Gorko Linda GorkoSusan Graham Joe Feller John Feller Sandra Harvey Martin Heavy Head Robin Hill Gregory Hoffarth John Hogenwoning Marguerite Hovan Elfrieaa Husch Jim Huszcyzk Judy Joevenazzo Leslie Jokuty Ann Kambeitz Colleen Keenan Ruth Kelly Bill Kiraber Barbara Klimek Don Klinkhammer Elizabeth Kolodziej Arthur Kochanski Don Kostek Loretta Kurutz Alenka Kveder Gary LaHaie Frances Lamane Ted Langenberg Judy Lavin Joanne Lavkulich Barbara LavaratoLarry Lazaruk Kent LePard Henry Lepko Nives Lutterotti Wallace Many Fingers Dianna Marek Bill Martin Steve McDonnell Kevin McGee Betty McMillan Steve Meszaros Anne Mihalik Michael Miron Jean Misson Wanda Mozdzen Linda Najda Niane Nason Noreen Nason Linda O'Donald Helen Odorski John Ondrik Barry Orich Lindy Parkyn Luciana Pasquotti David PeddieDiane Peddie Richard Pitsol Robert Pitsol Ann Radisic Jenny Ramotowski Joan Reilander George Rice Donna Rigelhof Ronald Rossetti Valerie Roy Elizabeth Sauer Helen Schnitzer Jim Selman Marie Senycz David Shaw George Shaw Mary Sikora Garth Slusar Sonia Smoliak Rita Smolnicky Rita Spear Chief Nelly Srebernich Harry Stanistaw Darcelle Sturm Paolina SurianoTeressa Svercek Theda Vander Fluit Mary Vanden Keuvel Lydia Ve^ .auer Richard Vigh iCen Watson Pat Westerbrook Heather Willetts Jim Williams Teresa Winters Nick Wityk Walter Wolbert Geraldine Wolfchild Joanne Wooliscroft Dale Wojtowicz Rosalind Wo jtowicz Linda Wyrostok Carol Yackulic Dorothy Yackulic Linda Young Norman Zanolli Margaret Zeeb Mario Zorzetti Gabnelle ZuberskiGRADE NINE lOP ROW: Anita Pigat, Coleen Thom, John Seaman, Donald Westbrook, Grant McLean, Gallic Collins, Helen Borysewicz, Janice Pisko 2nd ROW: Jo Wiktorski, 5t -.niey Dimnik, Ron Grlsak, Sandro Chiste, Gary Gleb, Joe Donnelly, Margie Sifrer 3rd ROW: Ellen Pearson, Esther Murillo, Maureen Forster, Patricia Joevenazzo, Trudy Langenberg, Jocelyne Demers, Annie Previsich, Delphine Pittman, Karren Keith, Dorothy Boras FRONT ROW: Elaine Luco, Christine Roznov/ski, Teresa Krol, Bonnie Ellefson, Kafhy Lacey, Rozalje Paunovic, Edith Schlichter, Majda Pahulje, Lori Credico TOP ROW: 2nd ROW: 3rd ROW: FRONT ROW: Larry Anderson, Richard Orich, Brian Joevenazzo, Randy Moroz, Ludvik Pahulie, Mario Padula Bohdan Mychasiuk, Sandro Tavernini, Leon Tokarski, Ken Jensen, Greg Farrington, Pat Rohovie, John Lamane Louis Ouellette, Jon Petrunia, Diane Paulson, Jean Ernst, Edna Buchan, Elizabeth Smolnicki, Leslie Dobos, Bob Wojtowicz Kathy Pisko, Kathleen Mills, Rosemary Erickson, Dorothy Kohut, Devi Willison, Martha Dimnik, Joyce Machlajewski, Aranka Paksi, Marie HrinkiwTOP ROW: 2nd ROW: FRONT ROW: John Szpecht, Gordon Englehart, Ray Hartman, Eric Stanko, Calvin Poirier, Chris Kolodziej, Robert Pinchak John Fauville, Tom Zook, Roger Reilander, Mike Mauro, Richard Wnek, Alfred Tedesco, Aidan Byrne, Joe Viani Richard Prucyk, Marilyn Murillo, Charlene Nesbitt, Lisa Schamp, Monica Gonzy, Mary Sakai, Jackie Red Crow, Marie Bruneau, Edward Hanzel TOP ROW: 2nd ROW: 3rd ROW: FRONT ROW: David Miron, Tom Gardiner, Edward Krajewski Reg English, Greg Rushford, Bobby Batting, Warren Kinunitt, Ken Koskoski, Leigh Parkinson, Bob Driscoll John Tivador, Gerald Boron, Heather Smith, Marlene O'Donald, Elaine boaiou, Mury-Anne Collins, Robert Taylor, Gerald Hakze Colleen Duffy, Jo-Ann McDonnell, Sonia Nekich, Mary Daub, Kristina Kochanski, Jeanette Deshayes, Marjorie McDougal, Sylvia Russell, Debbie HoltTCP ROW: 2nd ROW: 3rd ROW: FRONT ROW: Dermis Hayaychuk,. Larry Falk, Richard Hucik, Trevor Plourd, John Dudas, Bill Krawczyk, Rodney Thomas, Joe Kebus Darlene Lahaie, Linda Gainer, Wilma Soop, Julie Buszko, Ann Grier, Marianne Taylor, Glory Zuberski Colin Yackuiic, Frank Siirer, Greg Johnston, Greg Royer, Lyle Gallant, Chris Vander Lee, Richard Kubic, Graham Dick Rita Pankotay, Jean Kambeitz, Elaine Uwazny, Bev Merrick, Mary Tillack, Pauline Chenara, Sandra McKenna, Catherine Chief'Calf, Debra Pace, Margaret Brymerski, Joanne Plausteiner. TOP ROW: Bill Olejarnick, Jerry Dunne, Michael King, Renzo Cattoni, Nick Previsich, Jordan Wells, Tommy Boron, John Beattie 2nd ROW: Aubrey Kambeitz, John Mass, Ron Grant, Neil Kemp, Peter Kerber, Zenko Opyr FRONT ROW: Lillian Gorko, Irene Zelechowski, Janet McDonnell, Marie Gruenwald, Christine Zowa, Gloria Boumberger, Dorothy HendersonTOP ROW: Dario Di Rocco, Hubert Anctil, Richard Cote, Ton Strickland, Tim Matlock, Pat Thom, Jim Toth FRONT ROW: 3iil Zelinski, Eugene Reron, Shirley Soenen, Adeline Crosschild, Eddy Kurjanczyk, Mike Mamula "Down the way where the lights are gay. "Hi there handsome." "Arenka was awarded M.V.P."GRADE EIGHT TOP ROW: Bohdan Romaniuk, Noreen Reilander, Ilona Petrunia, Pat Tompkins, Valerie Horvath, Cathy Ambrus, Betty-Jo Walshe, Cathy Do Jong, Frank Vidmar 2nd ROW: Lynn Lamane, Pat Nihill, Michael Fiorino, Bill Currie, Don Geiger, Tom Kveder, Fred Hoffarth, Roy Winters, Delmar McLean. Jim McLellan, FRONT ROW: Michaelyn Varzari, Terry Anctil, Patricia Packard, Cathy Sawicki, Debbie Suchla, Diane Tratch, Yvonne Canfield, Diane Malesza Grazina Sznerch TCP ROW: Harvey Diebel, David Pacaud, Ken Keenan, Donald Gerla, Don Hartman,Claire Forestell, Stephen Ellefson,John Finlay Rodney Haszan, 2ND ROW; Kevin McKenna, Marion Boras, Mariola Czerkies,Janice Krai, Colleen Strickland, Terry Wostowicz, Mary Kaplan, David Kato BOTTOM ROW: Jane Burris, Denise Ruff, Marion Schneider, Delores Snyder, Susan McMahon, Maria Padula , Lorraine Lee, Rose Mary Wityk, Nancy RiceTOP ROW: Ken Berze, Dean Tomie, Dave Kotch, Jim Sazalski, Billy Sakai, Allan Plausteiner, Adrian Vanderfluit 2ND FOV. Leslie Chenger, Dennis Danyluk, Lawrence Bobinec, Darlene Aubin, Barbara Niedermeyer, Randy Bedard, Gary Patton, Joe Semak FRONT ROW: Elizabeth Boh, Denise Aubin, Linda Hogg, Lorene Dick, Wendy MacFarlane, Mary Reron, Jane Wilson, Kristine Berghmans, Polly Wentz TOP ROW: Nicky Paladinc, Ron Thom, Terry Thom, Rita Wojtowicz, Debbie Saunders, Sharon Tymensen, John Drazek, David Emard, Wayne Lahaie 2ND ROW: Dan McGee, Doug Merrick, Jim Byrne, Richard Paziuk, Allen Jarvie, Ken Campbell, Henry Warzawski. Stephen Pisko FRONT ROW: Nelsen Small Legs, Frances Sherman, Lorna Batting, Eva Schaffer, Lucy Czarny, Jacqueline Wings, Judy McKenna,Vera Cpyr, Chales EnglishTOP ROW: 2ND ROW: 3RD ROW: FRONT ROW: George Pohn, Gill Hakze, Randy Joevenazzo, Martha Mamula, Heather Mihalik, Ken Wojtowicz, Joe Herian, John Teynor Wayne Siroyak, Jim Wilson, Alex Rodranszky, Thomas Martens, Henry Komadowski, Eddie Hopman, Wolfgang Eichorn Ann Wityk, Flora Donato, Debby Dorchak, Barbie Hazuda, Carol Huculak, Jane Graham, Diana Simioni. Debbie Mihalik, 3renda Gorda, Delmarie Burant, Marion Slemko, Glenda Marr, Mary Jarczak, Eva Krol, Doris Cattoni, Valerie Van der Lee, Louise Filippi TCP ROW: John Kostiuk, Dennis Bosch, Darrell Dodd, James Merrick, Kenneth Walter, Karal Luciani, Garry Grant, Henry Kwartel FRONT ROW: Devalon Small Legs, Brend Batting, Delphine Red Crow, Luciana Santangelo, Theresa Long Time Squirrel, Marion Kelly, Michael Tennant"Whadda ya mean, 5 aces?" "Lemme in!" B.T.O. "Oh you didn't?" "Then Gene said . " "Ohhh, he missed?" "Order?" "On behalf of English 30." "Oh, film in that camera?" "As free as the wind." "Any chocolate-covered ants?" "Guilty?"SENIOR Front row: C. Yackulic G. Bruneau D. Berbers, A. Fox, Pres ?. Kinunitt, M. Merchant, M. Sikora Back row: M. Berghmans Fr. Wilson C. Czerkies W. Royer M. Duckett B. Schneider T. Previsich J. Merrick M. Hnatiuk C. Gardiner B. MacMillan Mrs. Collins D. Kostiuk STUDENT COUNCILS JUNIOR Seated: T. Anctil M. Schneider D. Romaniuk G. Royer, Pres C. Thom, B. Batting, 5. Sipos Standing: Mrs. Stadnicki, T. Thom G. Engiehart K. Luc i am L. Dobos J. Tivador J. Donnelly Mr. Watson, J. TeynorAdvertising director Adverti Elections Clubs Faculty Spiritual activiti Candids YEARBOOK STAFF Obviously a publication such as the Clarion absorbs many hours of after school work. While the brunt of the task was borne by persons on this page, many more contributed. Class layoutsSPIRITUAL ACTIVITIES The ecumenical soirit permeates life at Catholic Central; a new chapel, co-ed religion classes, voluntary attendance at school liturgical functions, the folk Mass, and dialogue with Protestant clergy are just examples to illustrate this. Our annual retreat gives students the opportunity to re-evaluate their personal commitment to their God and country. "It is through the liturgy, especially the divine Eucharistic sacrifice, that the work of our redemption is exercised.'" CHAPEL MASS'THURS/li:50 CONFESSIONS "May we receive with a pure mind what we have just now eaten." "Grant that we may share in the Godhead of him who chose to share in our manhood." SODALITY EXECUTIVE: Rita Smolnicki Nadine Boyden Colleen fCeenan Patti Forrest Marleen Berghmans Leslie ForrestNEWSPAPER STAFF BACK: Mr. Burke Andrew Kulpa Bill Jacobson Helen Burgess Tim Sullivan Bob Sversek Leonard Atwood FRONT: Maureen O'Toole Mike Wright Ted Papp Perry Hayward Marilyn Kuchuran MISSION REPS PRESIDENT: Elsa Simioni VICE PRESIDENT: Marianne Gerla ADVISOR: Father KeonLIBRARIANS Helen Chocho Noreen Reilander Natalie Opyr Linda Malesza Marilyn Kuchuran INSET: Terry Dew CHESS CLUB PRESIDENT: Tony Dimnik hDVISOR: Father KeonFORENSICS CLUB Ted Papp, Helen Burgess, Mike Duckett, Mike Cranley, Dorothy Yakulic, Bill Jacobsen, Paul Forestell, Carol Yakulic. HIGH SCHOOL BOWLING Andy Krajewski Donna Hnatiuk Fr. O'Reilly Virginia Norieka Don LeonSENIOR CHORUS SECRETARY: Elsa Simioni PRESIDENT: Rick Kochanski LIBRARIAN: bani Pahulje DIRECTOR: Sister Louise BOVS’ FOLK GROUP Andrew Kulpa Bob Schneider Mark Boh Rick Kochanski Kaz Sznerch Perry Hayward il Kjffl V Ivl 1 i LJGIRLS FOLK GROUP Standing: Sharon Oranley Pat Diebel Rita Smolnicki Martha Dimnik Sr. Mary Louise Harding Seated: Maria Martens Cathy Pisko V/endy MacFarland Colleen KeenanSTUDENT COUNCIL ELECTIONS Our New Council: Pres. - Wynne Royer Vice Pres. - George Rice Sec. - Maureen O'Toole Well Folks, Cranley will . Our President, 1968-69 Miss Wynne Royer Each candidate was well supported Campaigning was at its BEST Vice-Pres. elect waits . Even Chicken Man is voting Mike for President. Attention was centered on the stage during the campaign speeches.BACK ROW: MIDDLE ROW: FRO!.1? ROW: Mr. Johnson, R. Many Fingers, R. Mrazek, D. Hinds, J. Demers, R. Rice, T. Byrne, H. Federkeil, R. Credico, C. Fox, Mr. Dahl S. Mychasiuk K. Sznerch, K. Ksiazek, R. Dunne, V. Janusewski, A. Delbello, R. Camobell, J. Molyneux, ?. McKenna, A. Tedesco, G. Rice, G. Royer, G. Terlesky, D.O'Connell F. Taylor, G. Demers, G._ Hoffarth, M. Dunne, G. Seeman, J. Zook D. Bobinec, B. Harbuz, J. Suriano, P. McLaughlin, M. Mauro BLOOD, SWEAT, AND TEARSThe 1967-68 COUGAR season was a relatively successful one considering average experience of the players--several of whom came from junior high, coupled with a marked shortage of second-year twelves (a factor encountered for the first time this year). Six games were scheduled. St Mary's Eoys' SAINTS from Calgary visited the COUGAR den and crawled home nursing their oride. The remaining season proved to be somewhat more difficult. The GRADUATES seemed bent on obliterating our youthful club. Typically RAMS proved to be difficult, though COUGARS scored a few moral victories. Even BULLDOGS showed surprising strength in the final game of the season but not enough to catch uo with COUGARS in second place.SENIOR CHEERLEADERS 11111111 . u H.—JJal BACK: Anita Borigatti Mrs. Collins Pauline Suriano FRONT: Helen Odorski Betty McMillan Judy Velker Laura Lee Mary Sikora JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS BACK: Linda Wryrostok Pat Packard Jane Burris Mrs. Stadniki Nancy Rice Rita Brees Pat Westerbrook FRONT: Lorraine Lee Carol Moser Rosemary Alteri Marion Kelly Elizabeth Boh"B”GIRLS’ BASKETBALL BACK: Mr. Tratch Jackie Merrick Frances Lamane Yvonne Landry Jean Terlesky Marilyn Babick Denise Forester Pat Byrne FRONT: Alenka Kveder Pat Lee Diane Terleski Clara Collins Niane Nason JUNIOR GIRLS’ BASKETBALL BACK Flora Donato Jo-Ann McDonnell Jean Kambeitz Kris Kochanski Marjorie Marse Terri Wojtowicz Aranka Paksi Mr. Vagner FRONT Edna Buchan Pat Packard Pauline Chenard Marian Schneider Mary Kaplan Janet McDonnell'A’ TEAM W. Johnson (coach) P. McKenna A. Dudas J. Molyneux D. O'Connell (manager) S. Mychasiuk A. Delbello R. CampLell B. Saunders, missing D. Berbers, missing SENIOR BOYS’ BASKETBALL 'B’TEAM D. Taylor (manager) Wityk N. B. Harbus R. Mrazek V • • McLaughlin R. Credico G. Demers G. Royer G. Lazzaretto H. Federkeil K. Engellant (coach)JUNIOR BOYS’ BASKETBALL BACK Chris Koloziej John Fauville Calvin Poirier Alfred Tedesco Nelson Small Legs Roger Reilander Eric Stanko Aubrey Kambeitz Gordon Englehart Mr. Heck FRONT John Dudas Bill Zelinsky Dennis Kaydychuk JUNIOR BOYS' SOCCER BACK Kevin McKanna Don Gerla Ken Keenan Don Hartman Terry Thom Mr. Wagner MIDDLE Eric Stanko FRONT Tom Kveder Lynn Lamane Clair Forestell Steve Ellefson Don Romaniuk"A" E0Y3 BASKETBALL SUPERLATIVES ARE NEEDED TO DESCRIBE THE 1967-68 COUGAR YEAR. NOT ONCE DID THEY BOW DOWN TO RAMS; NEVER BEFORE HAD THEY WON 30 MANY GAMES PER SEASON NOR SCORED AS MANY AVERAGE POINTS PER GAME;THEY PLAYED IN THREE TOURNAMENTS AND REPRESENTED LETHBRIDGE AT CALGARY IN THE PROVINCIAL TOURNAMENT. When asked. Coach Johnson had his usual reserved statement to make. "The orovincial tournament was anticlimac- tic but it was not reoresentative of our basketball. Catholic Central Cougars are No. 2 team in Alberta--nc club gave Comets the game we gave-- the record bears that out. With the Raymond club losing their height advantage next year, our future looks bright indeed." AWARDS John Molyneux (Molly as he is fondly known) was honored with the athlete- of-the-year award. Past coach Dennis O'Donnell, making the presentation noted that John had earned the honor over the years but especially this year as cur quarterback and first- stringer on the "A's". On the same occasion Brian Sanders was named most-valuable-player and Alex Dudas was honored with new hardware, rookie-of-the-year. In addition to Molyneux and Sanders, Steve Mychasiuk, Rick Campbell and Aurelio Belbeilo were awarded letters. Honored with letters in the "3" division were Rick Credico,George Demers, Bill Harbuz, and George Lazzaretto."3" GIRLS BASKETBALL Because of twelve girls and one Ken Tratch, the Catholic Central Cittens enjoyed a highly successful year once again. Out of twenty-three games, only seven were given uo and these by close scores. Long afternoons and evenings of hard practice paid off in no fewer than three second oiace finishes in as many tournaments, and a close second place finish in the city league next to Clipper Queens. The most exciting game was olayed during the Zone finals with W.R'. Myers Two overtime periods and many prayers later,the Cittens finally emerged victorious (Besides enjoying themselves the girls also showed great school soirit--could so much work have been so much fun-- why not ask the A Boys?) "3" BOYS BASKETBALL The E Boys at Central has a very.busy and successful year on the hardwoods. Highlights of the year were winning the consolation trophy at the AABA Centennial Tournament, defeating the Colts on three occasions and finishing the season in an exciting doubleovertime victory to win the McGrath Invitational. All-stars of the McGrath event were Bill Harbus and Hubert Federkeil. The won-loss record was an impressive 15-10, several of the latter being to A teams. Much experience was gained during the season and this will benefit our players as they move into the A squad next year.On the count of three, we go. .One. . two. "Wei-1-1" You're standing on my foot! Father Weninger With lace around here and (Karsh?) FLOWER POWaK at CC'h"However." "To begin, I deserve any." "THE END". Linda Johnson . . Tony Dimnik . Rick Kochanski . Mark Boh . . . Pat Byrne . . Mark Lowrie Tweela Houtekamer . . John Suriano Betty Kolodziej . Gary Terlesky Chonita . . Murdo . • . Stefan . . Konrad . . Baroness Baron . . . Daya . . . Lead Tenor Lead Alto . Servant EmilThe old idea that CCHS students and teachers lack school spirit was given a severe beating this year as we all teair.ed up to put on the most exciting and polished oerformance that the school has ever seen. Talent and initiative we never knew we had, together with six weeks of downright hard work combined to produce the gypsy operetta, Chonita Thanks to the siligence anaco- operation of countless people, it was an outstanding success. Our school has never experienced anything like Chonita, and it hasn't been the same since.HOW WE LOOKED THEN Perry V.'endy Vonie Betty Susan Rick Rick C. Jim Z. Sharie Elsa Bob R. Colleen Cheryl John & Pat M. Flora Mavis George B. Edith Jackie Yvonne Gayle Joyce P. Mike M. DanaLave me Anita Teresa R. Shirley G. Pat H. Brigette Diane R. Louise Marianne Tony Mila Denise Theresa M. If 1 P Joan Pat B. liacia Maria Gary Jean Diane Frank B.Diane E. Clayton Sharon Nick Donna Theresa P. Brian Rose Patti & Leslie Christine Blanca Dani AndrewNINEtoFOUR Student life is not all sweetness and light. Many hours of study keep us busy and happy. Of course there is the anxiety and perspiration of exams. Lunch hours devoted to neglected and forgotten homework--often in uncomfortable places. Business machines that demand much concentration. On a more pleasant side there is a visiting troupe of actors from Calgary; a fashion show to be planned and hosted; and a very popular student exchange program with Great Falls. All this and more is our life from nine to four.SOCIAL Decorating difficulties?? Abominable Snowman?? "Isn't this just too romantic!" // • • • MANHUNT? "Don't look now, Cheryl, butACTIVITIES Patti Kimmit, Pat Byrne, Marianne Hnatiuk Jean Terlesky (Last year's queen), Denise Forster, Marilyn Babick, Linda Mihalik, Cheryl Wentz. Intermission Heather Smith, Colleen Duffy, Terry Anctil, Joanne Leno. Queen's WaltzNoon Hour A shared joke grammar point made tender blush locker inspection radiator perch visit from l.c.i. French review chit-chat mechanical check animated small talk rendezvous moment to read Anyone for basketball?STUDENT TEACHERS In October our school became the first Southern Alberta High school to open its doors to a student teacher from the University of Lethbridge (Fr. J. Fetherston). Many of the girls were quite distracted much of the time, finding it difficult to concentrate on algebra, etc. Pictured are the pioneers: 3. Renyk, M. Kimmit, Fr. Fetherston, M.Fur- tado, Mrs. Davis, P. Boras, Mrs. Mackenzie, and J. Conner. Photos were not available for G. Jagielski, G. Bartlett, Mrs. Benoit and Miss Rombough. REMEMBER WHEN op problem :gjg*g &EES APPARATUS: tar.- PROCKDUItK ‘ emir.****** -•*«T»i. tFmSftZXkf*2** cnff— TKS'l's * RESULTS CONCLUSION KXPHUMENTTHRE8 CONTROL INSULIN ORAL SCIENCE FAIR Science proves to be fascinating for the lasses of Central. This year our men concentrated their scientific efforts on the mathematical and orato- rial skills. The results were a genuine credit to all of us. Shown above are the remarkable exhibits of Gloria Collins,Sharon Cranley and Helen Burgess. We are grateful to Gloria for having carried the Central banner to the National Science Fair at Vancouver during the Easter recess, and for being awarded high honors there. Who would have susoected a "bee" exoert in our midst? VISITING DIGNITARIES Junior high students will not soon forget the very talented performance of the renowned violinist, Ivan Rubinoff or his advice on appreciation of human talent. Senior high students remember the shoulder-to shoulder talk of Sr. Teresa Ryan. Her sincerity and simplicity of faith prompted many students to re-evaluate a life of dedication to fellow-man and to God.GRADUATION * n &L - ACATHOV.IC CfcNlUKU Mt&M *.C*»ocl pdf
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