 | JOSEPHINE KEATS-Class 7josephine, whose married name was Wyatt, is deceased. |
 | NAN KELLER-Class 6Unable to contact |
 | ART KELLY-Class 7Art Kelly
Art is married to Diane (Hooper, class 5), lives in Brentwood Bay has 3 children and 3 grandchildren. He retired from Canadian Telephones in 1986 spends winters in Palm Springs and summers cruising the coastal waters.
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 | BEV KING-Class 7Bev King (Whittle)
A retired ESL teacher with Okanagan College, Bev lives in Kelowna with husband, Doug. Together they have raised 5 "well-adjusted" children (her proudest achievement) and have 9 grandchildren. Happy wherever she is, "maybe I'm just easy to please." Bev spends her money on her home. Her favourite journey was a nine-month trip around North America in a small motor home. (was it a VW van?) and for the future she plans "more travel, staying physically fit, playing bridge and entertaining." Her favourite memories of Jayo include being on the Student Council, the operettas and drama club. She has no regrets and would like to be remembered as "a loving wife and mother, a good teacher and a good friend." Today she is involved in volunteer work, her church, and sports activites.
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 | ELAINE KORMAN-Class 5Elaine Korman (Keys)
Recently widowed, Elaine and her two cats live in Stalbridge, Dorset, England where Elaine continues her career as a pianist with the English National Opera in London. Of her last 50 years Elaine says, "In 1952 my family moved to Los Angeles; I studied piano with Gwendolyn Koldofsky at U.S.C. In 1959 I came to England�opera ballet pianist 1964-66 with Royal Opera House, Covent Garden; 1966-68 pianist with Vancouver Opera Training Program; 1971 (to present) opera ballet pianist with English National Opera; moved to Dorset in 1986 where I teach piano and play at local concerts." Elaine considers becoming a professional pianist as well as "arranging my husband's memorial service at St. Paul's Covent Garden Church this May" as her greatest achievement and would like to be remembered "as someone who passed music on to others." (Probably more than you'll ever know Elaine.) Elaine says she was happiest on "my wedding day, April, 1977 in Sydenham, London", and her big extravagance is "buying plants for my garden." She remembers Mr. Robson and playing piano for "The Enchanted Isle" and regrets "not having practised harder!" (Oh you perfectionists! Elaine by the way has been billed as 'a pianist of undisputed ability') Her favourite journey was a trip to Alaska in the '60s and she plans to "continue with music, do some travelling to visit friends." Her motto: "Always give someone a smile."
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 | JOE KROPINAK-Class 2Joe and Carol have 2 sons and 1 grandson. He attended the 40th reunion, where this [icture was taken from the group. |
 | RON KULAK-Class 7Ron was a house builder for most of his life, his wife Marilyn is now deceased and he lives in North Vancouver. He plans to attend the reunion. |