Grantham High School - Olympian Yearbook (St Catharines, Ontario Canada)

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ELAINE KLASSEN - Elaine has been active in many facets of school life, including S.O.S.S.A., girls officials. Students ' Council, sorority and others. Next year, this aggressive little jewel will attend Teachers ' College. RUSSELL LEVITT - A member of Alpha Omega and a former stalwart of the football team, Russ will attend Teachers ' College next year. JANET LONGHURST - Having earned a school letter through participation in Gander, Yearbook organization, choir, LS.C.F., S.O.S.S.A., officiating and track and field, Janet will attend Queens ' University next year. BEVERLY MATHIES - Waterloo Un- iversity will be home next year to Beverly, where she will keep her cousin Nancy company. She is a member of choir and LS.C.F. PATRICIA McGUIRE - A member of Delta Chi and Theta Kappa Sigma, she will train for nursing next year. Many patients, after one look at Pat, will want to stay in the hospital much longer. JOYCE MEYERS - Teachers ' College is the aim of this member of Delta Chi, although it may be difficult to concen- trate, as her main interest is at Water- loo. Work hard, Joyce! THOMAS MURRAY - Chemical En- gineering at our own Brock University will occupy the time of Tom, a defensive centre on the senior football team. WILLIAM NICHOLLS - A basketball player-to-be. Bill will take a correspon- dence course in chartered accountancy from Queens. LYN PAXTON - This half of the Paxton Pair has shown her school spirit through participation in cheerleading and S.O.S.S.A. sports. She plans to attend either Teachers ' College or University. LAWRENCE REYNOLDS - Some people refer to Peanut as a herc . He ' s really big-small boy. Next year will find him at Queens for engineering

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13B DONALD ARMSTRONG - Don says he plans to attend McMaster, but he doesn ' t know what for. It is rumoured though, that deep inside, his great ambition is to become a farmer. KEITH BECKER - Thoughts of attend- ing Brock University for history, of Teachers ' College, or Ryerson Institute are foremost in Keith ' s mind, although it ' s hard to say which is most foremost. RONALD BRINSMEAD - Little Honda is also a literary genius. That ' s why he got stuck writing class notes. Next year, it ' s the University of Guelph for Wildlife Management. ROBERT BRYERS - A correspondence course from Queens University is on the roster for Bob, who wants to become a chartered accountant. He plays offen- sive guard in senior football. BRIAN DONNELLY - One of the long- terra members of Grantham ' s student body. Brian is vice-president of the Students ' Council and a member of Delta Sigma. He will take business at Western or Brock. GERALD EDIGER - A member of the I.S.C.F. and a dedicated worker, Gerald will attend Brock University for a course in history. THEODORE EPP - Chemical Technol- ogy at the Hamilton Institute of Tech- nology will next year be the object of Ted ' s studies. He is a member of Delta Sigma. SHARON GEE - Rather quiet and reserved outwardly, Sharon must be hiding some dynamic ambition. Might it be nursing at St. Joseph ' s, Hamilton? DAVID HARMS - The Squirrel plans either to join the working force or to become a Professional next year. Lots of luck, Dave. JOHN HILDEBRANDT - The lure of an eventual university education attracts John. However, he will work for a ' year before attempting to fulfil this desire.

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DONALD ROWDON - Belonging to the basketball and football teams and the Key Club, Don will go to university next year to study mathematics. 4ii j MARILYN TAYLOR - Evidently, there will be no shortage of teachers in the province, as this mild-mannered girl also plans to attend Teachers ' College. CAROL RUDGE - Another member of Delta Chi (my, there are a lot of them!), Carol hopes to mould her future at Teachers ' College. THOMAS SINCLAIR - Our senior quarterback will study at Queens for Physical Education and Physics. JOHN STIMAC - John is quite vague concerning the direction of his future efforts. He plans to attend university, but will not say where or for what. Is it a secret? JOHN WAKELIN - An active member of the rowing and curling clubs at Grantham, John says he will major in rowing at Brock next year. NAOMI WARRELL - This bright, quiet Miss will next year follow her sister to McMaster for Social Science. More power to you Naomi, for having such ambition. ROBERT WATSON - Bob has diffi- culty thinking. It hurts. He doesn ' t seem to know what to do next year. He needs help. LESLIE WE STLAKE - Toe is a senior halfback and wishes herein to be referred to as The Leader. Next year. The Leader will go to McMaster for Physical Education. WILLIAM STOW - Wild Bill came from McMaster to learn something so he can pass calculus. Next year it ' s back to McMaster for a B. A. in General Arts.