G A Wheable Secondary School - Memoriae Yearbook (London Ontario, Canada)

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Head Prefects Marie Parker, Mr. Harrison, Dave Haward, Brent Leckie. The Prefect System The prefect system has made considerable advances this year, showing that the system is far from being finished. Although the numbers are small, the prefects are capable of the responsibilities given to them. The system has been growing in effectiveness and it is the hope of the Head Prefect that it will continue to grow and reach the point where it is supported and respected by all members of the student body. To achieve this purpose, support must come from teachers and administrators. We hope that the system will be considered an asset to the school and that all prefects will continue to show themselves worthy of their position. Special thanks must go to our capable staff advisors, Mr. Harrison, Mr. Sifton, and Mr. Crawford. They have been a great help to us this year. Sincerely, Dave Haward Brent Leckie Marie Parker

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student Council E::ecutive SEATED: Karen Foster, Randy Steepe, Bill Lenehan, Charles Thompson, Oleg Boroway. STANDING: Mr. Mood, Barb Clinton, Walter Nowobranec, Dave Haward, Brent Leckie, Muriel Barr. President ' s Message This has been a most successful year both morally and financially for the Students ' Council. For the first time in a number of years each member of the Council pulled his or her own weight and it is this factor more than any other which I believe earned us the respect of both the students and the Administration. We owe most of our success to you the students, who supported our social events to the utmost limits with a never-ending stream of school spirit. It was this same support that enabled this year ' s Students ' Council to function with a bank balance that was always well out of the red . Since the Council stayed well out of debt this year we were able to raise the calibre of our dances, provide free busing to our roller skating party, provide two free rock-type concerts, and even install a juke box in the cafeteria. This year provisions were made for the impeachment of executives, and I would strongly urge students to make use of it if impeachment becomes necessary. The constitution was also amended so that the Presidency and Vice-Presidency are now separate offices. Second best is no longer good enough; if you wish to be Vice-President now you must run for that office. It is hoped that this move will increase the number of people who are willing to work for the best interests of the students on the council. The Students ' Council also paid to send Wheable wrestler Laurie Bako to wrestling camp this summer to improve his already outstanding wrestling abilities; a move which I personally feel will benefit the Wheable wrestling team for next year, and one which I hope will be continued in future years to benefit our future athletic teams. This year has truly been the highlight of my high school career, probably of my life, up to date. I would like to thank the people who had enough confidence in me to entrust me with this, the highest honour that can be bestowed upon a student by his peers. I was very proud to serve the students of this school to the best of my ability and, once again my humblest thanks and best wishes for all of you. Bill Lenehan President, 1971- ' 72

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Prefects FRONT ROW: Bill Lenehan, Janice Caine, Bonnie Robinson, Doreen Alger, Barb Clinton, Mary- Ellis, Sue Hammond, Laurie Kilgor, Jean Crawford. SECOND ROW: Muriel Barr, Carol Kagawa, Lorraine Ferguson, Liz Mander, Janice Judd, Karen Niosi, Debra Brown, Wendy Greenis, Joan Anderson, Suzanne Roussy. THIRD ROW: Ann Robson, Ruth Houghton, Teresa Matias, Sue Watson, John Timmerman, Ian Gray, Bert Phils, Charles Thompson, Bryan Pratt, Marlene Thompson, Cathy Wright, Anne Marie Young, Dawn Bossenberry. FOURTH ROW: Pete Smith, Nick lonata, Terry , Kirk Galbraith, Tony Bubnowicz. Volunteens FRONT ROW: Edith Dans, Leslie Lawsons, Cristal Dedji, Dale Edmunds, Nancy Neima. BACK ROW: Dulcie Claxton, Jeannie Flitton, Paula Tichonchuk, Lorna Main, Cindy Young.