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

 - Class of 1965

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lOA FRONT ROW: Laura Biscotto, Patricia Gouthro, Marion Levitt, Lorna Foley, Linda Waytuck, Ellen Griffith, Karen Austin, Norma Bamim, Barbara Szymaszek. MIDDLE ROW: William Etherington, Sylvia Zuk, Barbara Coldwell, Donna Cherwinski, Ivi Ernesaks, Cheryl Nourse, Margaret Pries, Cindy Cooke, Sherida Ethering- ton, Brian Bergman. BACK ROW: Reg Meyer, Bull Brown, Robert Martens, Graham Murray, Neil Houlton, Brent Sather, Eddie Johnson, Jack Strupp, Danny Bologna, David Raham, Karen Austin -She was so proud when Mr.Goerzen complimented her on her singing. Norma Bamim - She is always talking with someone. Brian Bergman - Be reasonable. Do it Mr. Smith ' s way. Laura Biscotto - Big surprises come in small packages. Danny Bologna - If he can ' t convince Mrs. Paul, he ' ll confuse her. Bill Brown - He ' ll never let that barber cut his hair again. Donna Cherwinski - Motto: I think that I shall never see an auto as neat as an XKE. Barbara Coldwell - The quiet one of our room. Cindy Cooke - Her hairdresser says it ' s the real thing . Ivi Ernesaks - She loves answering questions especially those which teachers are not sure of themselves. Sherida Etherington - If she doesn ' t have the latest Beatle hit it ' s because of lack of funds. Bill Etherington - He enjoys only one thing in life-- Norma! Lorna Foley - Her interests sailed to England. Pat Gouthro - She is always whispering and giggling with Norma in Mr. Dixon ' s classes. Ellen Griffith - How is Mr. Griffith, Mrs. Griffith, and all the other little Griffiths??? Neil Houlton — He monkey ' s like an ape. Eddie Johnson - He ' s none too crisp. Judy Lake - Please, Mr. Gawley, may I go and get my pen out of my locker? Marion Levitt - Our ex-Latin declension champion. Robert Martens — He has a photographic mind. Reg Meyer — He denies he was on the Honour Role in Grade 9. Graham Murray - He is never quiet. Cheryl Nourse - Oh, that Bergman! I got another detention because of him. Margaret Pries — Very noisy according to Mr. Gawley. Actually it ' s a matter of opinion. Dave Raham - He is Mr. Dugo ' s farmer boy. Brent Sather - Reads Playboy but never looks at the pictures. Jack Strupp - He sounds like a 409 when he ' s think- ing. Barbara Szymaszek — I don ' t know what she wants, but you can be sure she will get it. Linda Waytuck — I wonder why she broke her arm just before the exams? Sylvia Zuk — She is sweet, lovable, intelligent and also the author of these notes.

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11F FRONT ROW: Barbara Steele, Sydney MacLean, Lily Nikoden, UUa Lenzen. Janet Fawcett, Kathleen Strong, Karen Snell, Nancy Graham, Lynn Billington. MIDDLE ROW:: Brian Clement, Henry Pritula, Tim Horhota, Muriel Matheson, Ruth FitzRandolph, Robert Paladichuk, Gerald Lof, Mr. Dixon. BACK ROW: Dennis Horner, Jim Fisher, Richard Wickabrod, Dennis Overend, David Williams, Jim Hutchison, Bob Reilly, Ted Skorski, John Shore. Lynn Billington — She is quite good in history. Brian Clement — He is very punctual in handing in Math detention assignments. Janet Fawcett — She sang well at the Variety Show. James Fisher — A very sagacious individual. Ruth FtizRandolph - A friend of UUa ' s. Nancy Graham — Is known for her uproarious laughter. Timothy Horhota — A very soporific being. Dennis Horner — Jim ' s shadow. James Hutchison — A very prodigious individual. Ulla Lenzen — She keeps a horrid locker. Gerald Lof — A very pugnacious student. Sydney MacLean — She asks absurd questions. Muriel Matheson - She loves arguing math with Mr. Allen. Lily Nikoden — Quiet and observant. Dennis Overend — He is continually an annoyance. Robert Paladichuk — He is never tongue-tied. Henry Pritula — He operates a taxi service after school. Robert Reilly — He is a vagabond, but shows hope. John Shore — This transcendental student, has an unlimited vocabulary. Ted Skorski - Ski, how big is a Whale ' s egg? Eric Smith — A genial person. Karen Snell — Quite a nice person. Barbara Steele — Quiet and attentive. Kathleen Strong — She is gradually being accepted by the clas s. Richard Wickabrod - He enjoys geography periods. Dave Williams — He uses the excuse of having an injured knee to stay out of gym.



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lOB FRONT ROW: Christine Benger, Pat Bowen, Karen Pniner. Debbie Billington, Sherry Gibson, Lorraine McCallum, Katherine Kuryluk, Brenda Fairbanks. Gail Oakie. Julia Clarke. MIDDLE ROW: Heather De Luca, Merri Morrison. Cathy Misener. Carla Affourtit, May Auzins, Linda Epp. Jane Vanhouwelingen, Judy Ritchie, Linda Cooper, Lynda Redman. Glenda Mills, Donna Daley, Mr. Morgan. BACK ROW: Frank Pavone. Brian Leadlay, Murray Oppertshauser, Robert Sears, Leonard McLelland, Robert Thompson, Mary Van Egmond, Reg Mason, William Gray, Richard McBrain, Stewart Proctor, Brian McNulty, Ted Van Gsest. Julia Clarke — Our import from Collegiate. Linda Epp — She likes disagreeing with the teachers. Sherry Gibson — She ' s the quiet one of 10 B - or may- be not! Brian Leadlay - He is our Latin advisor. Richard McBrain — He is not necessarily an Einstein. Lorraine McCallum — She is quiet and studious in school only. Brian McNulty — Who ' s the Italian leprechaun? Glenda Mills - She is the pixie of 10 B. Cathy Misener — She feels insecure when she ' s not eating in history. Merri Morrison — She blushes for everyone including herself! Gail Oakie — Oh, is he cute, and he ' s got a car too! Murray Oppertshauser — His name is Oppert.. .com- monly just Murray. Frank Pavone - Our tennis champion? Karen Pruner — Who was that friend up north? Judy Ritchie - She likes to bowl. Carla Affourtit - Who is that boy named Bert? May Auzins - Miss Muffet of 10 B (Oh, those spiders!!!) Christine Benger — She is Julie ' s inseparable friend. Debbie Billington — Boy, can she do the Monkey! Pat Bowen — Only her hairdresser knows for sure. Linda Cooper — But Mr. Allan, that just isn ' t right! Donna Daley — She is always ready with an answer. Heather De Luca - Wayne is the only subject she knows. Brenda Fairbanks — Who has his homework done? Bill Gray — Is he our literary expert? Katherine Kuryluk - Our great Gander class note writer. Reg Mason — He is lost in a world of T.M. Leonard McLelland — Banzai! Stewart Proctor — He is Miss Burner ' s civics ' expert. Lynda Redman — She wants her mother to read some- thing good. Bob Sears — He is up to date on the latest quips. Robert Thompson — One of the Barber Shop Quartet in Geography. Mary Van Egmond — She is Donna ' s sidekick. Ted Van Geest — Seems to keep talking in geography. Jane Vanhouwelingen — But teacher, it is spelled ' Vanhowelingen ' .

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