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

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NANCY WICKABROD - A member of Theta Kappa Sigma sorority, this fun-loving, expressive girl is another candidate for Teachers ' College. NANCY WLLIAMS - An import from Eden Christian College, Nancy seems to be a hard worker, though one never hears much from her direction. Next year, it ' s more studies at Waterloo University. ALVIN WIELER - Grantham ' s big wooly bear plays centre on the senior football team, writes notes for the Standard and is on the B.A.A. He plans to attend Ryerson Institute. 13C KEN AMVOT - A Denis Morris import, or outcast, has been adding much to Grantham ' s culture, especially in English. We wish him luck in his attempt to take a course in psychology leading to post-grad work. DAVID BARBER - Hard-working Dave plans to leave Ontario to seek his fortunes in a Novia Scotia University, where he intends to major in chemistry. BARBARA BOGAR - Mr. Kere ' s professional student is another candidate for Teachers ' College. We wish her luck. PAT BROUILLETTE - Frog. After a year ' s lapse in the outside world Pat felt he couldn ' t keep up with its hard pace and returned to the shelter of Grantham. Next year Frog plans to rejoin his mates at Bishops (Quebec).

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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.

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BRIAN BROWNE - This great football hero intends to go to university next year. Although undecided as to which one, perhaps Brock will be the lucky recipient of this scholar. GEORGE CHUCHMAN - A four year athlete of Grantham and basketball team member, George is planning to attend McMaster next fall. ROSS CUNNINGHAM - Rose , an active member of Delta Sigma is planning to attend Waterloo University to take an advanced Mechanical Engineering course. PETER DAHL - He decided to leave Grantham during the year. GAIL FAUTEAUX - She comes to us from Denis Morris. Next year she plans to go to Teachers ' College. KATHARINE GADULA - Lucky Kathy may be training for nursing in Jamaica, New York next year. However, if she is unable to go to New York, she will settle for nursing in Hamilton. JOSEPHINE GOTTARDO - She is sure to be The Hostess with the Mostest When she pursues the career of an airline stewardess next year. FRED HEMPLE - Fred is seriously thinking of returning to Grantham next year to finish his Grade 13, after which a career in the Air Force will be attempted. WAYNE HILL - Wayne is president of this year ' s History Club and he plans to attend Western or McMaster where he plans to attain a B.A. His major will be mathematics or history. I DIANNA LOTOCKI - It ' s off to Teachers ' College where this con- scientious student and past Delta Chi member is sure to be a success.