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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1974 volume:

IhHMI Ir . - ■ Hi c Y ;_. Hf ;. . ' 33 Blfe dp -:, ' ' vS SH 1 ...«. H S Table of Contents Introduction 4 Classes 17 Seniors 33 Staff 49 Activities 57 Sports 73 Candids 97 The enthusiasm and effort displayed by this year ' s Olympian staff in producing a school year- book are commendable. Our congratulations are extended to all who have made some contribution to the success of this desirable enterprise. Amid continuous changes in many areas, the high quality of the Olympian remains the same from year to year. From our viewpoint as principal and vice-principal at Grantham we can see many changes oc- curring. As students you may not be quite as aware of them and perhaps this is a good opportunity to bring them to your attention. During the fall the staff conducted a serious examination of the past, present and future directions of Grantham. Special consideration was given to the signifi- cance of the Scholarship committee because these had both student and parent representatives. The conclusions will have an impact on the directions of our school for many years to come. Grantham High School will develop a curriculum which is as broadly based as facilities allow and the teaching methods will be diverse so that maximum student needs may be served. Above all scholarship will be emphasized but scholarship will not refer to marks as was the case in the past. Scholarship will be identified with the student who displays high motivation, creativity and superior comprehension, accompanied by a consistent attitude and achievement using logical thought. These characteristics can apply to any course in any phase at any year level. A second emphasis will be to develop an interdisciplinary curriculum and methodology. Some examples of this are present now in our new courses in Environment, Civics and Creative , Crafts. Finally but of no less importance will be the continued efforts to increase communications, contact and understanding among staff, students and parents. This may mean more adult students, expansion of the Grantham Activity nights to include parents and whatever else will assist. Increasingly you, as students, and your parents, will be asked for your opinions on what you would like the school to do and to be. It will be a slow but continuous process and ultimately the success will be the result of all of us working together. Wm. H. Wiley and C. R. Salter. Mrs. Eyman, Mrs. Hendry. Mrs. Hendry 1 Mrs. Hemphill Mrs. Bennett Ron Parr, Alfred Forty. 10 n m - r ,_,, 1 1 ■ JlLm ill H t 3 ■iMr_ — •ii as? i T MM ■nI 1 in WB rn - Hr 1 P i B ■ bi ii  - Hi ■■i H ■■■■■1 12 13 Exchange student Sixteen year old Ingrid Gutierrez is this year ' s exchange student from Trinidad, Bolivia. Ingrid comes f rom a family of six where she is the eldest of two sisters and one brother. A few of her hobbies are listening to and collecting records, photography and tennis. Ingrid says that the coiirses here at Grantham are much the same as they are in Bolivia, but they seem harder because of the language problem. In Trinidad they have no choice of subjects. They are re- quired to take Anatomy, Art, Philosophy, Civics, Literature, Phys- ics and Chemistry the first term. The second term they take History, Geography, Math, Physical Education and English. Their classes start at eight a.m. and continue until twelve thirty where upon they break because of the heat until three o ' clock. Then they start back again until five o ' clock. Ingrid ' s reasons for coming to Canada were to understand the lan- guage better, and learn more about Canada itself and Canadians. She finds the people friendly, the weather unique and enjoys the nu- merous changes, such as the autumn leaves and the winter ' s snow. We hope you ' ve enjoyed your year at Grantham Ingrid and your stay in Canada. 14 ' ; r; ' j: ' Rfj ijiv ' ,;fta -.i¥ ' A i- A ' i ' v ' - ' Metamorphosis Help I ' m in trouble . . . I ' m trapped There ' s no way out . I ' m all knotted up I can ' t, I ' m blind. I ' m being squeezed from all sides I ' m suffocating Somebody help me You ' re not doing a thing You ' re just standing there . . . Well, do something I can ' t do a thing I ' m going to explode . , . . I am dying My world is all cracked up . . I ' ve got to get out of this mess Ooooo . . . I ' m out, but where? I ' m cold I ' m blind What ' s on my back? I ' m coming. There is a way out, and you ' re not far from it. Start moving. You ' re growing. I ' m doing all I can. That ' s right I ' m here I ' m doing all I can, I have done all I can the rest is up to you. It ' s all cracked up. That ' s it - get out. That ' s air and light. No, you are not dead You are really alive, now. Mary Rempel 16 Grade Nine Gail Abbs 19 Elaine Adamson 18 Cathy Armstrong 1 7 Debbie Ash 16 Joan Bailey 12 Corrine Barry IS Debbie Batt 15 Susan Bell 14 Teresa Berdowski 17 Lynn Berry 14 Scott Betts 17 Richard Block 14 Craig Book 16 Don Boyne 13 Heather Bowder 11 Peter Bredl 19 Beth Bridson 16 Linda Briggs-Jude 13 Nancy Brillion 13 Carole Brunshaw 11 Heather Buschlen 11 Carmella Burgio 15 Kim Burrell 15 Tom Carpenter 15 Ronnie Carter 19 Joy Cerminara 18 Katy Corless 17 Pat Corlett 1 1 Steve Cow ell 13 Nancy Cowling 17 Norma Cowling 16 Judy Crawford 16 Oswald Dahl 17 Maria D ' Amore 11 Bob Darling 19 Wendy Dean 13 Kathy Delano 13 Nadine Demjanenko 11 Angle Desiri 16 Eileen Dickson 1 1 Chris Doherty 19 Carla Douglas 15 Karen Dressel 13 Diane Drew 12 Kathy Duemo 12 Sharon Durfy 1 1 Sylvia Eitze 19 Phil Epp 16 Herb Epp 17 Mildred Eybel 14 Norma Fast 19 Penny Fawcett 14 Robert Fediash 15 Mary Ann Ferron 11 Lynn Fitzlmmons 14 Judy Foote 15 Linda Forstinger 17 Karlene Friesen 15 Pam Fredette 16 Marie Gault 16 Linda Gibson 15 Art Gilewski 14 Brian Goodwin 16 Danny Grace 13 Kathy Groot 17 Wilbur Grueneklee 11 Craig Harding 15 Randy Hay 14 Janet Heit 18 Lori Heibert 14 Diane Hilko 16 Pat Hillier 13 Nelson Holditch 15 Greg Honsberger 18 Debbie Horodenchuk 13 John Horvath 17 Jan Humphries 1 1 Wayne Ingle 17 Ron Ingram 16 Laurel Irwin 16 Lori Jones 19 Karen Kaizer 14 Rosemary Karkus 18 Diane Katsmar 13 Irene Kazanowsky 12 Sandra Kessler 17 Eugene Kertyzia 11 Janet Klingender 17 Holly Kornecky 16 John Korody 16 Lori Kostecki 19 Steve Kostecki 15 Heather LaPine 19 Bruce Lee 17 Ruth Letkemann 16 Frances Linley 13 Linda Lohr 15 Jeff Lumsden 19 19 20 Janice Lyttle 14 Carolyn MacGregor 18 Sanjay Marathe 16 Molly Marrack 18 Diane Marshall 15 Evelyn Martens 18 Linda Mathies 17 Barry Mazachowski 14 Fiona McBrain 19 Kelly McCann 18 Daryl McDonald 16 Ian McGinty 19 Lorna McHary 1 2 Cindy Mcllvride 12 Ellie McKay 11 Brian McLean 17 Lori McQuilkin 19 Holly Melnychenko 12 Judy Metcalf 12 David Meyer 12 Darlene Mielke 16 Cheryl Miller 18 Ken Mills 11 Jane Minor 16 Phil Mitterhauser 15 Cord Murphy 1 1 Shirley Nemeth 19 Dave Neufeld 18 Helga Nickel 16 Gloria Nicholls 17 Kim Nishimura 17 Bernie O ' Brien 16 Derek Oglesby 16 Dave Ostrander 15 Elvira Papalia 14 Kevin Paterson 15 Janene Peacock 19 Katiiy Pedwell 15 James Penner 14 Chris Peshko 13 Anita Peters 13 Kristine Petti 19 Suzanne Pi card 18 Melvina Pinto 17 Alison Porritt 13 Rina Pulice 18 Susan Quinlan 18 Colleen Reed 14 Lesley Reid 19 Keith Renn 17 Carol Rhodes 1 1 Greg Robinson 19  Kathy Robson 11 Cynthia Romaniuk 1 1 Mike Rose 11 TO m Brenda Rusnak 18 Barb Schreiner 17 Karen Schultz 15 Julie Scott 12 Ron Sebert 14 John Semenchuck 17 Janet Shanahan 14 Gail Sharratt 12 Brian Sheehan 17 Lorie Sheppard 18 Gerry Shriner 18 Joe Shuster 18 Mike Siegert 19 Jill Simpson 19 Alan Sinnett 14 Tom Siverns 15 Bill Sloper 12 Jeff Slowinski 12 Terry Smith 12 Lee-Ann Snider 16 Diane Somerfield 13 Lise Sorensen 16 Robert Sowery 11 Judy Steinman 13 Robin Stephens 13 Paul Stewart 17 Cheryl Stock 19 Terry Storey 13 Kellie Swain 1 1 Janet Takata 14 Frances Tanner 12 Debra Taylor 18 Lori Taylor 17 Susan Teeple 16 Steve Tenke 19 Terry Thorne 19 Jim Tkachuk 15 Lynda Toll 14 Cristal Towle 13 Mickey Trapnell 13 Tim Usick 13 Harry VanHooydonk 14 Barb Vankerkhoven 18 21 Barb Vaughan 17 Patricia Vink 15 Gabrielle Vizer 16 Angela Vogt 17 Bill Warkentin 15 Greg Watson 15 Chris Webb 12 22 Grade Ten Carol Allison 23 Jokn Allman 22 Jim Anderson 22 Jamie Armstrong 22 Steve Armstrong 22 Craig Ballantyne 28 Pat Balthazar 23 David Barkwell 22 Tim Barton 24 Ed Becker 22 Judy Bedell 22 Mary Lynn Bell 21 Donna Bent 25 Steve Bergen 22 Brenda Blair 25 Gloria Bleich 21 Michelle Boisvert 21 Bruce Bradley 22 Dale Braun 22 Cindy Brix 21 Darlene Brownlee 21 Les Bucher 22 Ian Burbidge 22 Sharon Burkholder 28 Shelley Buiroughes 21 Elena Calabrese 21 Tony Calabrese 22 Randy Campbell 23 Rick Carriere 23 Nadine Chrabatynka 21 Alice Chuchman 21 Linda Clark 23 Kevin Cole 23 Laurie Conn 2 1 Janie Corbin 24 Rick Corlett 25 Jenny Cracknell 26 Joanne Cracknell 28 Ann Davis 21 Jody Davis 23 Jim Dean 24 Dean Debon 22 Joanne DeBruin 21 Debbie DeCruchy 26 Eugene DelCol 26 Lesley Denham 27 Peter Dirks 28 Kelly-Arm Dobbing 21 Carol Docherty 28 23 Laurie EXiff 29 Fred Dupon 29 Kandi Eaton 21 Kim Emerick 29 Sonja Enss 21 Kim Ewart 28 Perry Ferguson 24 Paula Finnie 25 Marcia Fluit 25 Gale Fraser 26 Nadine Friesen 27 Daryl Froese 28 Jan George 23 Rich Gibson 25 Kathleen GiUis 25 Dorothy Goor 27 Mike Gorman 27 Lorraine Greco 29 Laura Hagar 23 Don Haines 23 Renate Hamm 24 Randy Hancock 24 Randy Hart 25 Laura Hassim 25 Donna- Jane Hastings 25 Conrad Hatcher 25 Shirley Hay 25 Herb Hill 26 Joanne Hoadley 26 Dave Hogg 29 Dave Holdsworth 26 Diane Holmes 27 Mark Honsberger 27 Pauline Hooper 27 Shelley Homick 28 Jill Hough 29 Susan Howarth 29 Kellie Hutchison 29 Barb 1 ' Anson 23 Julie Isaac 28 Jerry Jadwiszczak 24 Lynn J anzen 25 Randy Janzen 25 Doug Johnson 26 Karen Johnson 25 Linda Joosse 29 Doug Kalman 28 Krystyna Kasperowicz 23 John Kendall 25 Rob Kerr 24 Julie Klujber 25 Mary Anne Kozina 24 Mike Kuzmaski 28 Bernie Kwade 29 Jeff Lane 23 Mike Lawson 24 Lynn Lee key 24 Adrien Leenaars 25 Corien Leenaars 25 Cathy Levac 26 Brent Loggie 26 Don Lounsbury 27 Sandra Lu-Affatt 27 Christine Lynch 29 Felix Makarewicz 23 Diane Maksymyshyn 26 Irene Mann 24 Carin Maretzki 24 Bob Mather 25 Nancy McCollick 29 Greg McDonald 27 Donna McKean 25 Eileen McLean 26 Greg McLellan 26 Shelley McPherson 26 Mike Milthorpe 27 Debbie Moline 27 Terry Monaghan 28 Debbie Morris 28 Sandi Murison 29 Carmen Murphy 29 Elaine Neill 23 Teresa Neufeld 22 Lesley Newton 22 Bob Nichol 29 Doris Nickel 28 Ann Oleksiw 23 Jerry Osborne 29 Marielle Paradis 23 Kathy Pascoe 23 Pat Paskey 23 Al Paton 23 Cheryl Patterson 24 Greg Pay 24 Lynn Payette 25 Nina Penner 25 Gary Perkins 25 Ingrid Peters 25 25 Trudy Peters 26 Laurie Pickard 26 Debbie Pickles 24 Lynn Pilchik 26 Cindy Prescott 27 Allan Pretty 27 Dave Proctor 27 Colleen Proulx 29 Terry Purser 29 Eric Read 23 Helen Richter 25 Laura Richter 25 Greg Riihimaki 26 Kathy Rob son 24 Lee Robson 2 7 Bryan Rode 2 7 Kathy Rodgers 27 Cathy Ross 28 Nancy Rusnak 29 Mark Rustin 29 Sandy Sajur 22 Jenny Sawatsky 24 Donna Schmidt 25 Laurie Schroeder 26 Marnie Seebach 26 Rick Seegert 27 Bob Shannon 27 Karen Shaw 27 Sandy Siemens 27 Ric Singh 25 Arlene Siverns 27 Anne Sotola 28 Cathy St. Amand 28 Lori Stewart 28 Brenda Stones 29 Brian Styger 29 Sharon Talaskavich 23 Sharon Teske 26 Bonnie Thiessen 27 Sandy Trapp 28 Cathy VanHarten 23 Helga Venckus 24 Sylvia Verkerk 27 John V ink 29 Sybil Vizer 29 Carole Waselovich 23 Barb Weavers 27 Dianne Welgan 28 Gen White 24 26 Noel White 27 Pam Whitehead 28 Al Willison 28 Walter Woelfl 29 Linda Wolf 29 Bill Wright 29 Karel Zavadil 24 Karen Zeoli 29 27 Grade Eleven 28 Marlene Abrahams 33 Moira Alberts 34 Patti Allard 35 Sandy Andres 34 Lori Andrews 35 Mike Antonelli 33 Murray Austin 36 Roxanne Ayotte 38 Diane Balcombe 31 Debbie Ballantyne 31 Janet Beauclair 36 Kim Bell 31 Sandra Bell 37 Jill Belton 38 Mark Berry 32 Paul Biega 35 Yvonne Bielicki 31 Carla Boccia 35 Carolyn Bones 31 Pat Boyne 34 Marlene Braul 31 Gayle Breckenridge 31 Wayne Briggs-Jude 32 Doreen Brown 35 Laurel Brown 35 Annette B ruder 31 Byron Burkholder 37 Angle Carluccio 36 Dawn Chaffe 37 John Chalmers 37 Karen Champoux 34 Mike Cleeland 32 Joanne Coldwell 31 Michelle Colling 31 Kathy Cook 34 Doug Cookson 32 Lena Cosco 35 Richard Cracknell 33 Nancy Cunningham 31 Chris Czerwoniak 36 Donna Delano 38 Mike Delogu 35 Kathy Dick 34 Jim Docherty 37 Tim Dortono 32 Carol Downs 31 Tina E ubanow 31 Wanda Dyck 31 Pat Eckert 32 Judy Enns 34 Debbie Evans 31 Tena Fast 35 Tim Fast 38 Joe Fiocca 34 Paul Fiocca 35 Terry Fitzsimmons 38 Denise Flarmigan 38 Desmond Flyrm 37 Walt Fortushnick 32 Tom Francey 33 Kris Fransen 37 Darlene Friesen 38 Mike Fundytus 32 Brian Garriock 37 Joe Gasbarini 38 Joy Gibson 32 Greg Golob 32 Rob Greenough 36 Mary- Jane Grishkewich 36 Helen Grueneklee 3 7 Ingrid Gutierrez 33 Paul Hagar 32 Jeff Hassim 33 Judy Hatala 38 Marlene Heemstra 31 Doris Henschel 36 Barb Higenell 33 Elaine Hills 34 Kathy Hogg 34 Mike Holdsworth 36 Laurie Holomego 35 Gail Hough 36 Norm Houtby 33 Cathy Humphries 37 Susan Humphries 38 Darlene Hyland 36 Pam Ikonomu 33 Cindy Jacob 34 Gary Johnson 32 Jeff Johnson 33 Lorna Johnson 36 Cheryl Juniper 37 Pat Kilby 38 Don Kretz 35 Candy Kuryluk 38 Pam Lane 32 Carol Larocque 33 Lori Leckey 34 29 Wendy Lee 31 Dave Lennaxd 33 Cathy Letkemann 36 Terry Linley 35 Kris Low 33 Sabina Marek 37 Jim Markarian 33 Jim Marshall 34 Bev Mathe 38 Kevin McCabe 32 NickMcCollick 35 Karen Meier 35 Marcy Melnychenko 36 Kim Mills 33 Brad Milne 36 Linda Morrice 33 Craig Murchison 37 Al Nairismagi 37 Anne Neil 33 Mike Neil 35 Carol Niven 34 Cindy O ' Brien 34 Mike O ' Brien 33 Rick Opiola 34 Steve Painter 34 Pierre Paradis 36 John Penner 3 7 Ron Politewicz 38 Kim Procunier 37 Carol Purslow 34 Chris Purslow 32 Rick Rabian 33 Ron Reiger 32 Peter Ripper 34 Liz Rog 34 Dave Roy 37 David Rye 38 Jim Sabzali 35 Sue Sawatzky 36 George Scott 37 Jim Sebert 38 Maria Shach 32 Lynne Shannon 33 Brian Sheehan 38 Wes Siemens 35 Janis Simpson 34 Nadine Simpson 35 Kathy Stanko 37 Steve Stanley 38 30 Rick Storey 34 Ray Strayer 33 Brenda Styger 38 Rick Teminski 35 Sharon Thomas 35 Mark Thususka 36 Cathy Tinegate 35 Janice Torretto 36 Pat Towns end 33 Dave Trussell 36 Jeff Tucker 37 Melodee Usick 38 Joanne Vanderhart 38 John Vanderlee 38 Tom Vogt 35 Gary Walker 33 Laurie Ward 34 Mary Watson 35 Duncan Webb 34 Paul Roadnight 36 Julie Wells 37 Lloyd Werner 34 Doris Wiesner 38 Suzanne Williams 35 Tim Zaritsky 33 Kim Zeoli 34 Mike Znak 37 Gin Zubrickas 33 32 VALEDICTORY SPEECH Platform guests, ladies and gentlemen, and most particularly my fellow graduates: It has now become fashionable for the valedictorians in most high schools to point out the futility of the academic years spent in high school, and their total irrelevance in relation to the years that follow, whether they be spent in centers of liigher learn- ing or elsewhere. The end result of this is that students are reminded of what they al- ready know, and their pessimism especially in the last year is unfortunately increased. In the midst of frustration and discontent something about the years invested in high school is forgotten, even tonight in the Graduation exercises. At Commencement we reap the fruits of our academic endeavours. Students are re- cognized as having successfully completed four or five of scholastic achievement. Those who excelled are given special tribute for their extra hard work or brains, what- ever be the case. But there is another kind of achievement that should equally be honoured tonight, and all graduates share in this honour. High school is not just symbolic of forgotten equations, solutions or translations. It is also representative of a time and place in our lives where we, the students, are given the opportunity in and out of the classroom, through peer and teacher association, to develop as a person. The awkward teenager that entered high school, leaves it as a young adult with at least the beginnings of ideas that are his own. The degree to which this is accomplished is debatable because it cannot be assessed quantitatively. Too often our society tends to encourage those things in life which can be measured like material and scholastic success. Students should be guided into the adult world with encouragement to succeed not only as students, but as persons. In the truly in- dividual, intellectual and character growth are inseparable. To be lacking in one or the other is to be that much further from total maturity. It would be a mistake to over emphasize the role education should play in develop- ing individuals. The school does not, catmot teach students how to achieve personal growth. The initiative must come from the student. The institution merely provides the means - that is why encouragement is so necessary. I am not demeaning scholastic achievement. What 1 am saying is that personal achievement is equally important to create a well-blanced individual who can live in a world with people. So this evening, every graduate sitting in this auditorium should be congratulated for making the grade academically and as a person. I feel I am expressing the views and sentiments of my fellow graduates when I say that life in high school would have been less tolerable had it not been for our relationships with each other, in times of agony and ecstasy . THIS is what we will remember most when the academic part of high school is long forgotten. In closing, I would like to take this opportunity to personally thank the staff and my fellow graduates for giving me this honour tonight, and for making my high school years something worth remembering. Thank you, Olivia Del Col. November 2, 1973 Seniors 33 Grade Twelve Bev Anderson 4 1 Carmen Anderson 42 Rosemary Baerg 41 Chris Belford 46 Elly Berg 41 Kevin Berswick 42 Doug Bielby 44 Paul Bihun 44 Phil Bittles 42 Janet Blay 41 Larry Book 42 Martin Boyd 46 Bill Boyne 45 Dane Bremner 46 Pete Broccolo 42 Karen Burrell 47 Ann Calderwood 41 Phyllis Campeau 43 Laura Chamberlain 43 Jill Chapman 41 Sandy Corbett 47 Sue Cunningham 47 Brian Davidson 42 Jane DeBruin 45 Mike DiFranco 41 Steve Doig 47 Brian Dolinski 42 Jim Dueck 42 Rita Dupon 42 Sue Enns 42 Hans Epp 42 Bob Fcatherstone 46 L-yndsay Eraser 41 Kim Fredette 41 Brian Friesen 42 Donna Fulton 44 Gerald Fulton 42 Jody Garneau 43 Kathy Gee 45 Debbie Griffin Cymthia Grosu 42 Wendi Hallett 46 Karin Hamm 41 Nancy Hartwell 44 Bob Fieckman 47 Joanne Hodgins 43 Wendy HoUinshead 44 Kathi Hughes 41 Laura Hurson 4 1 34 ■ • vajjiiftiitiiii iy,,,,,,,., -?Mb ' ' ttjiTui 11,111 ■■■ I I I I W M I Ken I ' Anson 43 Ken Ingram 45 Wayne Isaac 42 Rick Jaeger 47 Phil Jones 42 Kathy Kazanowsky 46 Bob Kemp 42 Blaine Kimpinski 44 Janice Kleiser 47 Gail Kopp 45 Anna Korda 42 Lucy Kotyk 47 Sue Kowalski 43 Ann Krautner 45 Linda Kretz 41 Tim Lampman 45 Lorraine Leckey 44 Gabrielle Lohr 44 Doug Low 45 Karen Low 42 Kathy Macrae 45 Rita Maier 44 Diane Makarewicz 43 Larry Mantlni 43 Doreen Martens 41 Pat Mather 41 Miles McDonald 42 Terri Minor 45 Nelson Mohammed 43 Cathy Morrice 41 Debbie Morrison 44 Ed Mrozek 46 Pat Murdoch 4 1 Anne Murison 46 Pat Mycroft 44 Dawn Nash 46 Melody Neil 44 Rich Neufeld 47 Al Nickel 47 Karen Dates 45 Joanne Osborne 46 Jim Ostap 44 Roger Packham 42 Steve Parafianowicz 45 Dennis Parsons 47 Nancy Parsons 47 Maureen Pascoe 45 Kathleen Paterson 43 Chris Pa ton 42 1 ih5«l «!!l 35 36 John Penner 44 Ralph Permer 42 Helmut Peters 43 Marlies Peters 46 Sue Peter 46 Stan Petrucci 47 Bill Piggins 42 Lynda Porszt 46 Dour Powell 44 Sue Proulx 46 Nancy Railton 45 Bonnie Redding 41 Irene Regier 43 Rod Reid 46 Ed Richter 43 Ken Rode 44 Darlene Romaniuk 43 Shelley Rothwell 44 Joyce Ruetz 46 Kathy Rusnak 43 Bob Sanders 47 Scott Sather 45 Sue Sauriol 44 Debbie Schafer 43 Sue Secord 45 Brenda Sellers 46 Betty Shaw 45 Pat Sheehan 43 Lorraine Smith 44 Rod Sneyd 44 Barb Sotola 45 Gary Stanko 43 Diane Storey 46 Pam Timco 44 Brad Towle 46 Lynn Thiessen 47 Ann Thompson 46 Sue Thorpe 43 Bob Trapp 44 Brian Trapp 45 Gary Trapp 47 John Trapp 41 Darrell.Tufford 43 Patti Van Herck 46 Connie VanHooydonk 43 Gary Van Staalduinen 46 Al Vaughan 42 Evel-yn Vehlow 43 Al Wallish 42 Barb Wall 44 Shirley Wiens 46 Diane Wilson 44 Kathy Wilson 44 Kathy White 41 Dan Wood 42 Mark Wright 42 Linda Young 46 Ray Zemaitis 43 Gus Zubrickas 47 37 Gary Abrahams: If he doesn ' t further his foot- ball career, Abes will be at Waterloo for business. Barb Armitage: Barb is leaving Grantham for bigger and better things; Niagara for Ra- dio and T. V. Marilyn Armstrong: Marilyn will ride her bike to Guelph next year, for her B. of Ap- plied Sciences. Brian Barton: Bart is a real sweet guy who wil probably major in euchre. Joy Beckett: Joy isn ' t positive, but her fortune-teller sees her future as a lab technologist. Sharon Bowman: Sharon shimbles through French classes, but don ' t worry there ' s no French at Mack. Jurate Zubrickas: Plans undecided. Yvonne Bruder: YvokS% will be another resideni of Guelph, studying Family and Consumer Studies. Monica Brumm; Monica plans to further her ed- ucation and travel a little. Pat Buczkowski : Pat in- tends to further her ed- ucation. We don ' t know where and neither does she. Ray Bums: Ray unfor- tunately is no longer with us as he has passed away to the hinterland of Sarnia, Wendy Burroughes: Wendy will cmise over the countryside in an old tin truck with (mutual friends?) Lynn Campbell: Soupy plans to go to Waterloo and eventually be- come an elementary school teacher. Barb Cowell: Barb will zomp off to Queen ' s in her Pontiac. Heaven help Queen ' s physio- therapy dept. Sue Czechowski: Sue would like to go to U, and then teach the handicapped. Good Luck! Phyllis Czerwoniak: Will be seen in used car lots continuing to specialize in cars, wine, andD.M. men. Larisa Demjanenko: Larisa ' s plans at the moment are undecided. Brenda Derksen: Brenda ' s plans are undecided. Karen Desserud: Karen has big financial plans for next year, - takes money to get mairied, right Dave ? Cathy Dyck: Cathy has hopes for Mack and continuing to whip up larengitis when the need be. Miriam Fast: Miriam has returned to re- establish her identity at Grantham. She plans to go into Medicine. Debbie Fraser: The other member of the tin- truck escapade will continue to work at Eaton ' s, Paul French: The Healer of our Teams will write a computer programme to fix twisted ankles. Randy Harding: I channels 9 or 5 Wed. or Sat. evenings if his dreams come true. Norm Hey: Norm hopes to enter the ' 76 Olympics, but will he figure out his left sW from his right. Bob Higenell: Plans to travel and then enter commercial av- iation. Would you let him fly you anywhere ? Linda Isaac: Linda is a bit undecided about her future, but Physio- therapy is a possibility. Betty Joosse: Besides her efforts to win that Golden Raquet, Bet hopes to own stock at the A P. John Kalman: Mr. X- trovert intends to pur- sue a theatrical career as a Bushman. Mike Kalman: Mike will be going to Brock for Humanities and to practice maldng streams in the mud. Al Kannegieter: Al has been a big help this year in solving our money problems; sorry to see you go. Alison Kenny: Alison hopes to cross the seas to study music in Englai Perry Kuzma: Perry is just an all-round nice guy but a fool for wanting to volunteer for anything. Sherry Lewis; We all hope that if we ever end up in a hospital, Sherry will be our nurse. Good Luck. MacPherrrson, yoiil so perrrfect, we camj,;,. cut you up, you snotty faced kid. phieile Martin: Dee [as had an active life, i-Juff said. She plans to be an active air stewardess. Stan doesn ' t attend U. he may be seen at any soccer field just kicking around. Derek McGinty: One of the hairiest men in the school plans to attend Brock. Karen Misener: Karen will attend the U. of H.L. (the Hayloft) but what for, it ' s hard to Mike Moldowan; 50 years from now Moldy will retire from the Wil-Wash Garage. sl -r ri ' ' ' ' aghan: Mo- liac will |-attend Business College fto become a business woman ? Erika Nickel: Pick plans to develop her and become a lab technician. Bob Pascoe: Despite attempts to form a club, he FINALLY got a group of persons to form the MPFCAC. John Pierce: John to attend Guei s landscaping ; vwen Plowman: :D Let Mrs, Moss get- _ down she just lovfisl bug people from -|| Angleterre. :;|i |ill keep her individ- i:;0 on her way to lm?: g a lab ■ ■ iSRob Seebach: Ted is known to have ai|| ibignc ' ' Jon Schrader: Shrades being the most out- spoken loud ... I ' ve ever heard, still ranlffi as No. 1 . Mike Skeoch: There ' s just so much to say a- bout Mike, I only wish I had more space to say it all. Kim Stephens: Kim is undecided about her plans so we ' ll catch you later. Karen Tausendfreund: Karen will continue to walk in late for her future classes of physiotherapy. f- gug i M - yiii .:J...Ji, Valerie Thiessen: Val- erie at the moment is undecided about her plans. Lisa Thompson: Don- ald Duck says to ask Kim about her plans, but they include work- ing at Eaton ' s. Sharon Trapp: Sharon hopes to go to Mc- M aster for Phys. Ed. so she can continue breaking records. Rick Trapp: Rick plans to work for some money, then to Guelph or Toronto for Marine Biology. Good McK Bruce . That ' s about all we had room for. Dorothy Watson: Dor- othy is undecided, but veterinary medicine at Guelph is a possibility. Janet Watson: Janet ' s plans are undecided. Brian Wawrinty: Brian ' plans at the moment are undecided. Kevin Webb: Kevin will end up on unem- ploy ment after being caught playing bridge. Tom Wells: Tom might go to an Art College for Commer- cial Art but besides that he ' s undecided. Janet Welsh: Janet may be some what quiet but underneath she ' s got what it takes to become a nurse. though this lad knows Karate, the Lakeport defector is a quiet guy. j will be trying to pose as Clark Kent if all goes well. 1; esley BootW : lieSl ey ' g plans at the moment are undecided. Shelley Bri en: Shelley may be small but she sure has a lot to say. Garry Worone ; Tony plans to play Bobby Riggs to defend Equal Rights for Badminton t)layers. Tonny Brouwer; Tony ' s plans at the moment are undecided. Doug Brown: When Doug makes it to school on time there ' ll be something to say about him. Leslie Buschlen; Les is going off to Europe and wiU then return to go to U. for physiotherapy Susan Douglas: Susan ' s lans are undecided. Graham Kerr: Graham ' s future plans are unde- cided. Kathy Graham: Wafer, our potential home-ec teacher, will develop her talents at Western, next year. Henry O ' Hagan: Henry plans to attend U. for General Arts and Sci- Debbie Halsey: Deb- bie ' s plans are unde- cided. Brian Richardson: Joe will end up at home doing nothing. Stuart Henderson: Stuart ' s plans at the moment are undecided. Terry Ward: With Terry ' s past we are sure he will succeed in becoming a profes- sional bum. Chris Whitehead: Chris plans tD attend York University to become a Chartered Account- Ch ris Whitney: Wants to be like papa. Commencement 43 ROW 1: Debbie Hilko, Debbie Fraser, Brenda Dusek, Susan Dirks, Cathy Dyck, Kathy Graham, Jill Crawford, Barb Cowell. ROW 2: Wendy Hemphill, Sue Czechowski, Karen Desserud, Susan Douglas, Phyllis Czerwoniak, Larisa Demjanenko. ROW 3: Stuart Henderson, Paul French, Norm Hey, Chris Haynes, Bob Higenell. ROW 1: Lilie Kiess, Carole Jones, Liz Knipfel , Julie Maksymyshyn, Debbie Lynch, Sherry Lewis, Alison Kenny, Barb Klimek. ROW 2: Graham Kerr, Dave Lipischak, Karen MacDonald, Linda Manning, Colleen Lavell, Nicole Jeaurond, Emy Janzen, Jim Little. ROW 3: Derek McGinty, Bob MacPherson, Al Kannegieter, John Hoadley, Perry Kuzma, Brian Kaye. 44 ROW 1: Leslie Miller, Karen Misener, Erika Nickel, Bonnie Momot, Linda Monaghan, Sue Powell, Diane Reinhart, Pat Potz, Kim Stephens. ROW 2: Tim Pedwell, Henry O ' Hagan, Mike Moldowan, Pete Ohlsson , Brad Skene, Malcolm Robertson. ROW 3: Bob Pascoe. John Pierce, Rob Seebach, Steve Rose. ROW 1: Lisa Thompson, Rita Vanderveen, Janet Fyfe, Danielle Martin, Karen Tausendfreund, Kathy Renn, Sharon Trapp, Myma Voth, Dorothy Watson. ROW 2: Janet Watson, Tom Wells, Rudy Teske, Bruce Van- Staalduinen, Phil Wilson, Chris WTiitney, Lomond Wallish. ROW 3: Rick Trapp, Garry Worone , Zenon Tor- ous, Chris WTiitehead, Kevin Webb. 45 ROW 1: Cathy Turpin, Karen Sawatsky, Heather Rylett, Sandy Sawchuk, Natalie Zuk, Alexis Momentoff, Susan Wuerth, Debbie Ross. ROW 2: Glenn Little, Rolf Thiessen, Bev Terry, Linda Swol, Janet Fyfe, Debbie Talaskavich, Lynn Lipischak, Denis Riel, Jack Sinnett. ROW 3: Chris Trobridge, Tom Etherington, Gary Zalot, Kirk Smith, Phil Sharratt, Bob Trussell, Doug Trussell. ROW 1: Mary Emesaks, Olivia DelCol, Susan Braun, Sophie Karman, Dorothy Dyck, Lorelei Ingram, Kathy Kalapos, Anne Emesaks. ROW 2: Greg Johnson, Rick Cove, Steve Edwards, Janice Kostecki, John Elliott, Gordon Bailey, Rick Kania. ROW 3: Trevor Hewitt, David Enns, Gary Beynon, Don Anderson, 46 ROW 1: Pat Buczkowski , Joy Beckett, Lynn Campbell, Leslie Booth, Lori Allard, Theresa Charlton, Monica Brumm, Leslie Buschlen. ROW 2: Lynda Gouthro, Nancy Campbell, Barb Armitage, Wendy Burroughes, Marilyn Armstrong, Sharon Bowman, Yvonne Bruder, Shelley Brien. ROW 3: Cord Bryers, Brian Barton, Mike Anderson, Ray Bums, Gary Abrahams. ROW 1: Kathy McAuley, Wendy Nash, Kathryn Knipfel, Kathy Kozmanuk, Lilly Kondratenko , Laraine Pil- chik. ROW 2: Henry Pauls, Chuck Mathies, DaveMathies, Henry Peters, Lee Pidzamecky, Andre Chiasson. ROW 3: Glenn Litke, Ken McGinty, Keith Pedwell, Malcolm Pinto, Richard Maksemuk. 47 Honour Graduates ROW 1: Linda Swol, Cathy Turpin, Kathy Kozmanuk, Mary Emesaks, Olivia Del Col, Debbie Ross, Laraine Pachik. ROW 2: David Enns, Henry Pauls, Rick Cove, Dave Mathies, Don Anderson, Denis Riel. Staff History department Miss Rymer Miss Bassett-Spiers Geography department Mr. Witty, Paraprofessional 50 Mr. Livingston Science department Mr. Marathe Miss McColeman ■ ' , UliM ■ L 100 1 in 7 m-?.m 1 in ; ' « Wt ( Mr. Bui a Miss Lakatos Mr. Hughes Mr. Ray Mr. Butler, Paraprofessional Math department Mr. Bula Mr. Ray Miss McColeman 51 Miss Canby English department Mrs. Ruzsa Language department Mr. Utley Commercial department Mr. Lorge Mr. Lee Phys. Ed. department Mr. Hughes - Absent Industrial arts Home Ec. Mrs. Courtney Guidance librarians Miss High Art music departments Mr. Tims Mr. Calvert, Aud. Vis. Tech i iMBai Ml Activities K imk S 1 f) r Variety Show 73 61 Compliments of NOVELTY FABRICS ' r j|H P jyJ pir ■[ um r jylwyl pS lil fli H UM J l ' J- 1 _i s m y ' mi Choir BACK ROW: Ann Davis, Donna Schmidt, Slielley Brien, Cerry Fulton, Phil Mitterhauser. THIRD ROW: MaryLynn Epp, Evelyn Veh- low, Lynn Thiessen, Donna McKean, Kathy Gillis. SECOND ROW: Kris Petti, Fran Linley, Angle Desiri, Sandy Torretto, Dorothy Watson. FRONT ROW: Mar- lene Abraham, Karen Meier, Mary Watson, Ruth l.etke- mann, Lisa Sorenson, Pat Townsend, Kathy Pedwell. BACK ROW: Pat Bal- thazar, Tonny Bromver, Marlies Peters, Jane DeBruin. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Blasco, Mr. Liv- ingston, Miss McCole- 1 II il Gourmet food club 63 Communigator staff Mrs. Basaraba, Anne Neil, Mike Antonelli, Kim Bell, Miss Rymer Collegiate Corner staff 64 Guidance club BACK ROW: Lloyd Werner, Jim Docherty, Steve Painter, Art Gilewski, Dean Debon, Steve Parafianowicz, Joe Schuster. SECOND ROW: Chris Webb, Perry Ferguson, Jamie Armstrong, Peter Dirks, Dave Holdsworth, Rudy Bos- colo, Bill Sloper, Roy Fras- er. FRONT ROW: Tim Bar- ton, Pete Broccolo, Mike Antonelli, Brian Carriock, Jeff Hassim, Mike Milthoriie. B.A.A. 65 Camera club BACK ROW: Mr. Bula, Kevin Webb, Byron Burkholder. FRONT ROW: Bob Heckman, Carl Szick, Brian Friesen, Bruce Van Staaltluinen. BACK ROW: Mr. Dunn, Gary Walker, Mike Funtiytus, Mark Thu- suska, Ossie Dahl. FRONT ROW: Herb Epp, Jim Sebert, Lloytl Werner, Rick Temin- ski. Chess club 66 Recycling club BACK ROW: Nelson Mohammed, Mr. Duffy, Brian Trapp. FRONT ROW: Felix Makare- wicz, Walter Woelfl, Carl Szick. BACK ROW: Mr. Dunn, Bruce VanStaalduinen. FRONT ROW: Kevin Webb, Paul French, Rob Seebach. Bridge club 67 Cabinet BACK ROW: Rob Seebach, Joyce Ruetz, Kathleen Paterson, Dan Wood, Brad Milne. FRONT ROW: Al Kannegieter, Mike Antonelli, Joanne Hodgins, Phil Jones, Al Vaughan. Student council ' ' 68 BACK ROW: Jamie Armstrong, Peter Vince, Bob Pascoe, Paul Fiocca, John Horvath, Al Wallish, Bruce VanStaalduinen, Darlene Friesen, Jenny Sawatsky, Byron Burkholder, Dave Trussell, Art Gilewski, John Allman, Brian Trapp, David Williams. SECOND ROW: Crystal Towie, Anne Muri- son, Janet Blay, Kathy Ruznak, Lorraine Smith, Lena Filenko, Judy Hatala, Nancy Parsons, Karen Tausenfreund, Connie vanHooydonk, Marcy Melnychenko, Anna Korda, Gail Sharratt, Barb Higenell Robert Fediash. FRONT ROW: Lori McQuilkan, Sandra Murison, Laurie Conn, Maureen Pascoe, Karen Low, Mary Pruniak, Linda Young, Diane Maks Tnyshyn, Kim Mills, Kathy Robson, Carol Rodes. Social committee BACK ROW: Kathy Ruznak, Nancy Ruznak, Jody Gameau, Jenny Sawatsky, Linda Kretz, Connie van- Hooydonk, Anna Korda. SECOND ROW: Kathy Robson, Sue Thorpe, Brenda Sellers, Marcy Melny- chenko, Brenda Blair, Darlene MacTavish, Janet Blay, Nancy Railton, Karen Low. FRONT ROW: Kim Ewart, Brenda Ruznak, Gale Eraser, Joanne Hodgins, Gabrielle Vizer, Jill Chapman, Lori Mc- Quilkan. Mai e-up club BACK ROW: Jane Minor, Michelle Boisvert, Linda Forstinger, Karen Dressel, Terry Smith, Elaine Adamson, Lena Felenko, Darlene MacTavish, Jan George, Diane Maksymyshyn. SECOND ROW: Miss McColeman, Gabrielle Vizer, Sandy Sajor, Kim Emerick, Nancy Ruznak, Brenda Blair, Pam Fredette, Becky McCollick, Karlene Friesen, Mrs. Basaraba. FIRST ROW: Brenda Kretz, Laurel Irwin, Kathy Robson, Kelly Dobbing, Judy Crawford, Susan Teeple, Rina Pulice. 69 Key club Outer ' s club BACKROW: Gary Abraham, Blaine Kimpinski, Paul Biega, Kevin Berswick, John Vanderlee, Jeff Tucker, Jim Sabzali. FRONT ROW: Gary Johnson, Rich Neufeld, John Trapp, Phil Jones, Rod Reid, Bill Piggins, Nick McCollick. BACK ROW: Chris Belford, Gary VanStaalduinen, Mike Cleeland, Bruce VanStaalduinen, Art Gilew- ski, Steve Bellows, Randy Hay. SECOND ROW: Mr. Peaire, Brian Trapp, Desie Flynn, John Penner, Paul French, Mike Flynn, Sanjay Marathe. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Blasco, Susan Howarth, Mamie See- bach, Marcia Fluit, Linda Gooder, Joan Bailey, Helga Nickel. 70 BACK ROW: Phil Mitterhauser, Tom Francey, Paul Roadnight, Brian Friesen, Ralph Pernier Mari- lyn Armstrong, Marcia Fluit, Anne Davis, Byron Burkholder, John Penner, Gerry Fulton Nelson Mo- hammed, Wes Siemans. SECOND ROW: Doreen Martens, Kathy Gillis, Mary Lynn Epp ' Sandy Tor- retto, Sharon Burkholder, Jenny Sawatsky, Alison Kenny, Nancy Hartwell, Bonnie Thiessen Lynn Thiessen, Barb Dueck, Evelyn Vehlow, Donna McKean, Mary Watson. FRONT ROW: Suzanne Picard Donna Jane Hastings, Karen Meier, Donna Schmidt, Miriam Fast, Barb Wall, Nadine Friesen Jo- ' anne Corless, Pat Balthazar, Ruth Letkemann, Evelyn Martens. ' I.S.C.F. G.A.A. BACK ROW: Cheryl Patterson, Diane Drew, Darlene Brownely, Nadine Crabatink, Chris Lynch Shelley MacPherson, Anne Murison, Pat Mather, Paula Finnie, Lorraine Smith, Joanne Hoadley. SECOND ROW: Judy Crawford, Kathy Cook, Sue Thorpe, Maix;ie Melnychenko, Renate Hamm Linda Young, Pauline Hooper, Jo dy Davis, Holly Me hiychenko, Carol Rhodes. FRONT ROW: s ' ylvia Verkerk, Donna Mathies, Lyndsay Fraser, Maureen Pascoe, Connie vanHooydonk, Kathleen Pateison Brenda Sellers, Nancy Railton, Sandy Andres. ' 71 Senior Football This year ' s senior gators were terribly underrated at the start of the 1973 football season. More than likely this was because the senior team had only four seniors returning from the previous year. Con- sequently the senior gators turned a lot of heads and proved themselves to be a strong team. They, were in first place in the C division until the last game of the season and ended up with a .666% win- ning average and second place. Unfortunately the seniors only losses came at the end of the season when it counted the most. Simcoe edged our gators 14-13 in the second last game and Secord shut them out 13-0 in the last game of the season for the C division championship. With our thirty play- ers returning to the senior ranks next year and with coaches like Bill (Duke) Hughes, Bill Utley, and Roy Fraser, next year will definitely be the year of the Gator. I ' ll bet you a draft on it. Craig Murchison, Mgr. ; Mike Anderson, Mike An- tonelli, PaulBiega, Pete Broccolo, Jim Docherty, Bob Featherstone, Brian Carriock. Jerry Jadwiszczak, Jeff John- son, Phil Jones, Blaine Kim- pinski , Don Kretz , Don Lounsbury , Ed Mrozek, Al- bert Nickel. Junior Football At the end of last season it was highly speculated throughout the peninsula that this year ' s junior team was going to be the powerhouse. Then the age change came along. Over half of these fine junior players were now forced to move up to the senior ranks. With less than ten veterans left on the junior team, their hopes were not dimmed. The junior gators went on to win their first game over Laura Secord by a safe margin. Unfortunately, and to the dismay of many, from here they fizzled out. They failed to win a game after their first impressive victory. Without a doubt this can be attributed to injuries and a lack of experience. The junior coaching staff of Tom Owens, Brian Lailey, Neil Smith, and Tim Slack are positive that next year ' s season will prove much more rewarding. Tim Greg Mickey Mike Brian Ian Mike Chris Anthony Mark Pat Al Zaritsky Watson T. Lawson Sheehan McGinty M. Webb F. Rustin Kilby Dobbing 76 Keith Renn Ron Terry Tim Conrad Doug Harry Wayne Steve Randy Mike P. Monahan Barton Hatcher Cookson V. B. Painter Hart Gorman Tim Gin Rick Brian Jim Brent Tom Dale Chris Greg Jeff Fast Z. Daryl D, Penner Loggie C Braun Purslow Pay Tucker Froese Felix Rick Bob John Bob Herb E)oug Rich Phil Jeff Barry M. Jaeger Shannon Korody Mather Hill Johnson Jones M. Lumsden M. 17 Senior cheerleaders BACK ROW: Mr. Utley. THIRD ROW: Marlene Heemstra, Brenda Blair, Nancy Ruznak. CENTRE: Brenda Ruz- nak, Diane Drew, Mary Lynn Bell. FRONT ROW: Holly Komecky. Junior cheerleaders 78 Cross country team n BACK ROW: Mr. Waite, Aclrien l.eenaars, Brad Milne, Cus Zubrickas, John Samp- son, Al Nickel, Bill Boyne, Hans Epp, Don Boyne. r RONT ROW: Donna Mathies, Jociy Davis, Renate Haxnm, Cathy St. Amand, Doris Nickel, Angela Desiri, Linda Mathies, Heather Bowder, Jill Simpson. BACK ROW: John Semenchuk, Mark Honsberger, Bryan Rode, Barry Whitworth, Mike Segert, Steve Bellows. CENTRE ROW: Mr. Smith, Jim Anderson, Harry Van- Hooydonk, Ron Sebert, John ■ Sampson, Craig Book, Randy Hay, Pete Zemaitis, Sanjay Marathe. FRONT ROW: Jim Sabzali, Rob Kerr, Micky Trapnell, Don Haines. Midget boys ' basketball 79 f-SWSP Sponsored by: KITA ' S BAKERY LIMITED Dinner Rolls-Donuts-Bread 274 Welland Ave. Junior boys ' basketball BACK ROW: Mr. Levesque, Gus Zubrickus, Daryl Froese, John Vanderlee, Doug John- son, Dave Trussell, Gin Zubrickus, Conrad Hatcher. FRONT ROW: John Kendall, John Trapp, Jeff Johnson, Mike Lawson, Pat Kilby. Compliments of: JORDIN STEWART ' S FASHIONS 119 Lakeshore Rd. BACK ROW: Mr. Bickle, Norm Hey, Ray Ze- niaitis, Bmce Van- Staalduinen, John Chalmers, Paul French, Rob Seebach. FRONT ROW: Dave Kendall, Mike MoUiowan, Mike O ' Brien, Gary Johnson, Randy Hart. Senior basketball Senior girls ' basketbal BACK ROW: Pat Balthazar, Trapp, Mr. Bickel, Mrs. Crich, Paula Finnie, Debbie Moline, Patricia Vink, Sylvia Verkerk, Manager. FRONT ROW: Terri Thome, Diane Hilko, Nadine Deni- janenko, Janie Corbin, Barb Weavers, Ann Oleksiw, Corine Leenaars. ABSENT: Cheryl Patterson, Katliy ? Groat, Sharon Rye. Junior girls ' basketball 85 Midget girls ' basketball BACK ROW: Larisa Deni- janenko, Coach; Lisa Grady, Norma Fast, Lesley Reid, Judy Crawford, Holly Melnychenko, Manager; Ronny Carter, Timer. FRONT ROW: Kathy Duemo, Brenda Silmour, Lorie Sheppard, Laurel Irwin, Linda Forstiner. ABSENT: Lori Taylor, Judy Foote, Jan Humphries, Carolyn Mc- Gregor, Scorer. Compliments of; NORTH END PLAZ Lakeshore at Geneva. 87 Senior volleyball BACK ROW: Mrs. , Baranowsky, Kathleen Patereon, Cindy Pres- cott, Pat Mather, Mr. Mahon. FRONT ROW: , Janet Blay, Marcy Melnyclienko, Mary L ' jTin Bell, Debbie Pickles. ABSENT: Sue Howarth, Linda Cooder, Diane Holmes, Donna Delano. BACK ROW: Sharon Burkholder, Barb Dueck, Sharon Talas- kavich, Mr. Ray, Lee Robson, Debbie Mo- line. FRONT ROW: Renate Hamni, Corien Leenaars, Cindy Brix, Cheryl Patterson, Irene Mann, Jodie Davis. ABSENT: Helen Richter, Laura Richter. Junior volleyball 88 Midget volleyball BACK ROW: Norma Fast, Manager; Lori Taylor, Mrs. Baran- owsky, Kellie Swain, Lori Sheppard, Linda Lohr, Scorer. FRONT ROW: Brenda Gilmour, Laurel Invin, Judy Crawford, Nadine Demjanenko, Diane Marshall, Linda Forstinger. ABSENT: Diane Hilko, Kathy Groot, Lesley Reid, Barb Schreiner, Lines- Compliments of: l.AKtSHORLTbXACOShRVlCtCtNTRh 142 l.akeshore Road, Phone 935-34«4 Si. Catharines, Ont. 1.2N 2T5 89 Boys ' gymnastics BACK ROW: Joe Schuster, John Allman, Al Wallish, Bernie Kwade. SECOND ROW: Mr. C. Smith, Rudy Boscolo, Peter Dirks, Bill Wright, Ian Bur- bidge, Ossie Dahl. FRONT ROW: Dave ' Ostrander, Perry Fer- guson, Jamie Arm- strong, Danny Grace, John Claus. Sue Thorpe Lyndsay Fraser Sharon Trapp Kathy Pascoe Kim Mills Francis Tanner Barb Higenell Barb Weavers Paula Finnic Doris Nickel Tracey Featherstone Eileen MacLean Terri Thome Carolyn McGregor Diane Drew Ronnie Carter Penny Dean Darlene Brownlee Mr. Wood. Theresa MacKay Irene Mann Debbie Moline Cheryl Patterson MaryLynn Bell 90 Girls ' gymnastics ' ™ ' ' ' ' ' ' ™ ' ° ' ™-° ' ' ' ™ '    ' i '  « ™™«  i ski club L. to R. : Mr. Sacks, Walter Woelfl, Ian McGinty, John Sampson, Kathi Hughes, Bob. MacPherson, Molly Corless, . Norm Hey, Derek McGinty, Gary VanStaalduinen, Rob Seebach. BACK ROW: Lynn Janzen, Jody Davis, Cindy Brix, Heather Buchlen, Paula Finnie, Helga Nickel, Heather Bowder. THIRD ROW: Nadine Demjanenko, Jill Belton, Kathleen Pater- son, Donna Mathies, Sharon Talaskavich, Marcia Fluit. SECOND ROW: Laurel Irwin, Ronny Carter, Penny Dean, Linda Morrice, An- gela Desiri, Linda Mathies. FRONT ROW: Mre. Baran- owsky. ABSENTEES: Irene Mann, !Pat Murdoch. Swim club IGHT SPOOLS RECREATION LTD. Rich Neufeld Club Captain John Vanderlee Phil Jones Rick Trapp Don l.ounsbury Felix Makarewicz Jeff Tucker Rich Jones Chris Belford Jim Dueck Joe Casbarini Hans Epp Perry Kuzma Chris Whitehead Pete Broccolo Brad Milne Conrad Hatcher Jerry Osborne Steve Painter Chris PuTslow Bill Boyne Bob Shannon Bob Higenell Steve Stanley Oswald Dahl John Trapp Dave Trussell John Allman John Welch Al Nickel Ralph Penner Ray Zemaitis Mike Anderson Steve Armstrong Jamie Armstrong Pete Dirks This page sponsored by SKI PRO SHOP Art Schreiner 278 Geneva St. Phone: 934-2682 s«i ..-.-: 5v rsw Compliments of: HHNLtY MOTORS LTD. 212 Lakeport Road, St. Catharines 93 I . ,4. J rv - i« l aitsa GIFTS 62 Wellanc Phone(416 HOP 1 Avenue 682-9313 Winter Carnival 95 M.P.F.C.A.C. ROW 1: Phil Jones, Dan Wood, Rich Neufelcl, John Trapp. ROW 2: Rob Pascoe, Bob Hige- nell, Brian Trapp, Steve McCaiin. ROW 3: Rick Trapp, Al Wallish, Shirley Hay, Joan Heckman. L. to R. : Mrs. Water- er, Don Lee, Sharon Trapp, Bill Riddell, Mrs. Piggins, Mrs. Armstrong, Nlr. Mac- Master, Mrs. Epp. Communications staff 96 is Bg mmm 100 102 Lonely Feelings People I pass in the hallways, So impersonal So far away They stare through me, as though I were only a figment of their imagination And not really there , With the vacant gaze of a man trapped within his own boredom. These same people Come by in groups. Giggling and talking all sorts of nonsense About homework assignments, New teachers and kids 1±iey can not stand Caught up in their own little world, They pass me by. Feeling alone among all these people, I smile at the blank walls. .= I 103 ■ H m m JANZEN PLUMBING and HEATING I ndustrial-Commerical Residential - Gas and Oil Heating- 682-2603 682-2604 Being lonely is being sad, crying to yourself. Living in a quiet world, Nowhere to go and nothing to do , Walking around and not even being able to say hi to anybody, Living in your own small world, Wanting to tell someone something but you can ' t, A deep-rooted frustration. Not being noticed , A cold, cement world where people already have friends and don ' t need you. You ' re trapped like an animal in a Looking out. Watching the world have fun , Laughing, talking, sharing secrets. You have an inner desire to scream out, Say here I am, Look at me , But nobody will, And you can ' t. By Cathy Letkemann 106 People bustie, lost noisy, loud All types different situations canned sardines Wheels noisy, smelly crowds nowhere to head everywhere people no peace no thinking It ' s city life ! By Terry Linley ' ■■B s 1. Nancy Parsons 2. Barb Hi gen ell 3. Nancy Cunning- ham 4. Mrs. FoTSey 5. Anne Neil 6. Linda and Donna Mathies 7. Kristine Fransen ' s 8th birthday party 8. Mr. Salter 9. Gail Misener 10. Bob Higenell 11. Mike Moldowan 12. 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Phone 684-9242 We Make Fancy Fruit Baskets ' MOTOR INN Climate Controlled Suites with Colour T.V. and Radio Heated Pool Licensed Dining Lounge Executive Conference Rooms Telephone 416-688-1646 420 Ontario St. at Q.E.W. - Use Ontario St. Exit. St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada MR. CHIPS and HIS FISH OPEN 11:00 A.M. SHAKES BURGERS KIDDIE KORNER Quality Children ' s Wear Specialty CRICHTON GALLERY Grantham Plaza — St. Catharines Telephone (416) 934-0141 Grantham Plaza St. Catharines, Ont. KREMBLE ' S AUTO REPAIR NO SWEAT WE COVER ALL HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS 202 Lakeport Road 934-6305 Major Repairs, Tires, Batteries Licensed Mechanics THE KNIT-KNAC YARN AND GIFT SHOPPE Grantham Plaza Scott Street St. Catharines Discount to Students Phone: 934-9233 S.W. McBRAIN LTD. 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BENNETT 118 Pelham Rd. Dial: 684-2528 BATTERIES CARBURETORS IGNITION THE QUALITY SLIDE FASTENER Made in St. Catharines Since 1925 50 Niagara Street St. Catharines, Ontario LA STRADA RESTAURANT Specialized in Italian Cuisine Clams, Any Style, and Lobster Tails Telephone: 934-7727 Scott and Vine CHARTERWAYS TRANSPORTATION LTD. (Formerly Niagara Coach Lines) Buses for Charter and Field Trips Any Size of Group Outings. 682-1941 682-0112 117 It Li, tkz duty o; eueA-t (Utlztn ' acco cUng to Ivci but capadtieA to qIv vaUxUty to hli, convicJujoM In potctixial a£{,cuA6 MboAJt Elm,t(u.n Every profession has its detractors. ..and the political profession is certainly no exception. As a matter of fact, it might be more aptly described as the rule, since at times politics would appear to be the chief target for some of the most overworked and intemperate forms of derision. And while it is unfortunate that, because of this, an ancient and honourable profession is often being ir- responsibly defamed, the most serious result of all is that so many of our young people are being discouraged from entering public life. Personally, I make no apologies for being involved in our country ' s political process; I have known and have been associated with far too many politicians of intelligence, integrity, and dedication not to take a large measure of pride in the opportunity that has been extended to me to serve my commiunity and my fellow -citizens in my present capacity. And knowing, too, the great potential for good that lies within our system, I feel I would be remiss if I did not strongly exhort our young people to seriously consider devoting themselves to some form of political involvement. You might have to withstand sonne gibes and jokes along the way, but the co-operation and the goodwill of the vast majority of your fellow- citizens, and the chance you will have to play a role in preserving and in building upon all that is decent and fair in our society will far outweigh any other considera- tions. Public office, is not as the nnan once said, the last refuge of scoundrels . It is fertile ground for idealists, and a field worthy of the noblest dreams and aspira- tions of our young men and women. Joseph L. Reid Mayor Two-Twenty-Nine St. Paul Street. St. Catharines. Ontario Diamonds Watches Trophies Custom Engravers and Grantham School Rings 560 Ontario St. Beamsvilie 5 Locations to Serve You mm Open Daily 4 P.M. 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