 | JOHN ADAMS-Class 7No contact |
 | ALICE ANDERSON-Class 31Alice Anderson (Ciriani)
Alice and Ed live in Vancouver. She worked for several years as a secretary in the Department of Veterans� Affairs but has been retired since she was in her early 40s. She enjoys gardening and walks in Stanley Park while a favourite holiday destination is Hawaii. Alice says she regrets being a commercial student and says that it limits life when you don�t proceed on to university, especially in today�s society. She still stays in touch with Win Tory (Jarvis).
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 | HELEN ANDERSON-Class 7
Helen Anderson (Abernethy)
Helen and Bob live in North Vancouver and have 4 children and 2 grandchildren. While most of us have retired Helen continues to work as a business manager in Robert Abernethy Construction Company, specializing in industrial/ commercial construction such as logging camps, etc. Helen says she is so busy she has no time for leisure, but she loves to travel, especially to Cancun and Playa del Carmen. Helen says she has no regrets to speak of, that life is a learning process and if you make mistakes, you ultimately learn from them (wise words Helen).
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 | RAY ANDRUS-Class otherRay Andrus
Ray and wife Norma (Willett class of 51) live in Surrey; they have 2 sons, 2 daughters, 13 grandchildren and 1 great-granddaughter. Ray is retired but was Union Business Agent for the letter carriers and he considers his greatest accomplishment "improving working conditions and wages for letter carriers in Canada." Ray's favourite journeys were travel across Canada in 1996 and a trip to the Soviet Union in 1968. His favourite memories of Jayo are "playing sports and Friday dances." (They were fun even if you spent the night holding up the gym wall.) Ray plans to continue to travel and play golf and says that "life has been good; I have no regrets."
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 | RAY ARNATT-Class 7Ray Arnatt*
We hear via Betsy Tran that Ray is still in business and divides his time between Seattle and California. We also hear that he now looks exactly like his dad. (Ah, the fickle finger of fate.)
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