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

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no FRONT ROW: Valarie Van Clieaf, Pamela Cheel, Lynn Rudd, Lise Laplante, Margaret Gilbert, Patricia Brunyansky, Jane Tymoshuk, Shirley Fulton, Jill Langlotz. MIDDLE ROW: David Alexander, Robert Disik, Judy Telford, Mary Verwey, Christine Monchak, Marilyn Cairns, Dianne Kellar, Donna Gibson. Peter Cop- land, Mr Hayes. BACK ROW: Les Miller, Aubrey Hilco, John Hipwell, Spencer Phair, George Roberton, Kenneth Patterson, Wayne Popiluk, Neil Swartz, Brian Ashfield, John Snowling, Chris Barber. David Alexander — He is a speedy little flanker with big greasy hands. Brian Ashfield — Brian lost his French Coles notes. Brian failed French at Christmas. Patricia Brunyansky - Side kick to a certain tall dark person. Marilyn Cairns — Guess who her favourite teacher is? Pamela Cheel — She managed to be Student Council representative for two years. Peter Copland — His favourite class is French Robert Disik — A very nice guy when you don ' t know him. Patricia Donnelly - She always has someone wait- ing for her between classes. Shirley Fulton — She saves her big brown eyes for Wayne. Donna Gibson — It is thought that she may be putting on weight. Margaret Gilbert - She is often seen in the hallowed halls of Food City. Aubrey Hilko - Head-swelled, body-slim, feet-big, brains-none = one dense quarterback. John Hipwell - He ' s got a motor-bike that even Bob King could out-run. Dianne Kellar — Owns a hot VW. Robert King - A one game football hero who has for- gotten what it is to carry books. Jill Langlotz — Jill loves her size ten get-away boots. Lise Laplante — Her favorite words are what , who , and where . Leslie Miller - Less Miller the better. Christine Monchak — She hopes to marry a certain farmer. Ken Patterson - Mr. Pamphlet drives an M. and J. wagon. Spencer Phair — His name has been censored twice already. Wayne Popiluk - One can tell he ' s a happy motor- cyclist by the bugs on his teeth. George Roberton — He mixes his ions with his atoms. Lynn Rudd — One of the quieter members of the class. John Snowling — His favourite hobby - dissecting things. Neil Swartz - Quiet, thoughtful, handsome, can ' t keep the girls away. Judith Telford — One can always hear Judy ' s giggle above the silence of the class. Jane Tymoshuk — Red sports cars and beards catch her eye. Valarie Van Clieaf — A very pretty, good-natured person, according to her. Maiy Verwey — Very quiet and intelligent.

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lie FRONT ROW: John Kees. Ron Shepard, Barnie Weightman, Pat Bridge, Patt Carter. Jan Kuby, Susan Findlay. Peggy Gordon, Don Baccaro, Fred Wignall. MIDDLE ROW: Eddie Baker, Peter Gould, Ted Cain, Steve Rennie, Dave Rennie. Orrin De Vries.Ted Nicholson, Leslie Grzybowski, Mark Haynes, Miller Hicks, Mr. Irwin. BACK ROW: Harold Harper, Mike Konkle, Edwin Gawron, Adam Nikolaus, Steve Hinchliffe, Rick Goodson, Tom Lockhart, Paul Whyte. Kim Weaver, Tom Falls, Stan Oblak, Ray Clark. ABSENT: Terry Priddy. Don Baccaro — He helps keep the north-west corner of the room quite noisy. Eddie Baker — Alias Albert the Second has all the answers in history and English. Patricia Bridge — Dr. Bridge! Calling Dr. Bridge. Emergency on the football field. Edward Cain — That little old basket cleaner, me. Patricia Carter — A conscientious student will go far. Ray Clark — An edition of a walking dictionary. Orrin De Vries — He plays senior football and it is said that he is very good. Thomas Falls — Mrs. Lindsay ' s French wizard. Susan Findlay — When she ' s not being centered out in spares, she ' s talking in history. Edwin Gawron — Practices his Judo chops on his desk. Richard Goodson — The guy who does nothing and gets away with it. Peggy Gordon — Blondie has a crush on Dagwood. Wonder if he knows? Peter Gould — Donnez-moi voire dictee, s ' il vous plait. Uh...h what dictation? Harold Harper — No sir! The state opposed schools would not support them. Thank you, professor! Mark Haynes - Rather quiet this year. He ' ll probably surprise everyone at Christmas. Miller Hicks — Miss Hughes requests dictionaries in English. Miller sells them in history. Stephen Hinchliffe — Rather a conscientious worker. He really likes French. John Kees — It ' s Cain versus Kees! The winner- John Kees by a ruler length. Michael Konkle — This Romeo can ' t make up his mind between Rm. 4 and 15. Janet Kuby — Our pennant sales girl. She could sell sand to an Arab. Thomas Lockhart — Tommy likes Miss Hughes - and her Mustang. Edward Nicholson — The detention kid. What did I do? Adam Nikolaus — He would get more done if he could stop his complaining. Stanley Oblak — Mr. Irwin cannot understand why he is always sitting on his hands. Terry Priddy — But sir, it ' s simple. Just stretch the decimal point and add zeroes. David Rennie — This half of the twin quarterbacks has a busy lunch hour. He ' s our Physics ' expert, too. Stephen Rennie — The jokes in geography are too much so he ' s packin ' it in. Ronald Shepard — Always has a jovial Hi . Mr. Irwin keeps telling him to be quiet. Kim Weaver — Does not say much, but he ' s a pretty good peach-picker. Bernard Weightman — When he ' s not losing his licence he is losing his Paul Whyte — The Junior football team could not get along without him. Fred Wignall — About the only person who can get the French teacher to smile.

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11E FRONT ROW: Janice Dann, Phyllis Navin, Marilyn Vail, Carolyn Webber, Eleanor Willms, Betty Brown, Ute Scheller, Kathryn Kamada, Ruth Gamble, Brigitte Weber. MIDDLE ROW: Barry CoUedge, Stan Nahachewski, Lyle Teakle. John Harris. Baiba Zvejnieks. Sharon Holmes, Lorraine Gibson, Doris Roemer, Charles Gadula, Gerald Carter, Jack Vander Werf, Les McDonald, Mr. Hamblet. BACK ROW: John Billington, Howard Holtzman, Nicholas Lomano, Wayne Dick, John Haldane, Walter Basel, Ron Friesen, Wilson Dick, Roy Savage, Robert Vanderkuip, Donald Slowinski, Douglas White, Dave Hay, Paul Boutin, Michael Ferron. Walter Basel — Wonder whose ring he is wearing? John Billington — He says Good things come in small packages. Paul Boutin — Nominated as most likely not to suc- ceed. Betty Brown — She dreams of her secret love in English class. Gerald Carter — He still carries his dependable brief case. Barry CoUedge — He misses his little pal, John Kees. Janice Dann — The French expert of the class. Wayne Dick — This rangehand can sing, ride horses, and rope cattle. Wilson Dick - His head is always in the clouds. Michael Ferron — He is a stranger from St. Alfreds. Ron Friesen — He roars to school every day in his green bomb. Charles Gadula — The Variety Show choked him up. Ruth Gamble - A little girl who doesn ' t say much. Lorraine Gibson — She likes to go to dances. John Haldane - But sir ' I disagree. John Harris — He is never stuck for words. David Hay — He is coached by Ron in German class. Sharon Holmes — Anxious to go to Hamilton next summer. Howard Holtzman — He is segregated to back seat in English. Kathryn Kamada — Our champion verb chart singer. Nicholas Lomano — Operates a taxi service after school. Stan Nahachewski — Charlie, when are you going to buy my tent? Phyllis Navin — She can talk for hours. Doris Roemer — She does her homework with Fritzie. Roy Savage — He came back from England a Mod. Ute Scheller — She is never seen without Carolyn. Donald Slowinski — He is competing with Haldane for the top mark in physics. Lyle Teakle — His life ' s aim is to be a farmer. Marilyn Vail — She has the same interest as three years ago. Robert Vanderkuip - Worthy replacement for John D. Jack Vander Werf — Intoxicated by Ford products. He will learn! Brigitte Weber — She finds out the answer from the back of the book. Then she guesses the method. Carolyn Webber — Woman ' s favourite sport! Douglas White — I ' ll have a hamburg and a coke, Mrs. Bennett. Eleanor Willms — She plays musical chairs in French class. Baiba Zvejnieks — She wants to be a professional square dancer.