University of Windsor - Magister Yearbook (Windsor, Ontario Canada)

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CHOIR 'WX THIRD ROW: Al Taves, Rick Boak, joe Eserski, john Vannoord, jim Lekavy, Austin Suitor, jim Barnett, Scott Danforth, Dave Burgess, Vince Durnond, Werner Toews, Bob Sinclair, Bob Arsenault, Paul Warkentin Tom Robinson, Bill jack, Rick Godfrey, Pat Iovanovic. ABSENT: Judy DOUII13, Mary Ann Ostash, Pam Mountenay, Jeanne Goniea, Ed Wild. An explanation of the choir would be incomplete Without mentioning its motivating force--Mr. E . Stadder. His enthusiasm and musical exuberance brought the choir to life. Making music and enjoyment were the orders of the day. We hope that the singing groups to come will enjoy themselves as much as We have and will strive to maintain the traditions established by the W.T.C. choir. 61? 754,50 Kitty Hole Secretary-Treasurer 57 V' I .,

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I W. T. C FRONT ROW L-R: Sister Janine Rocheleau, Kitty I-Iole, Sue Martinuzzi, Gayle Rashid, Gayle Pierce, Mary Ellen Broadwell, Hope Kingston, Judy Robbins, Diane Botsford, Elizabeth Saso, Elly Dyck, Marlene Wiebe, Valerie Feetham, Linda Driessens, Mary Ballantine, Sister Jeanine Cyrenne. SECOND ROW: Joan Macdonald, Edna Gignac, Shirley Graham, Sue Woodlife, Sue Bourdeau, Lynda Sudds, Sue Ferris, Jennifer Guyitt, Carol Harvey, Angie Kuzmanovich, Gail Jeffrey, Terry Jedlinski, Carol Blakely, Sue Aubin, Beverley Storey. Did you ever wonder what the strange sounds were which floated down from Room 126 each noon hour? lt was the 1968-69 W.T.C. choir at work. Mr. Stadder selected fifty voices after holding massive auditions . Assemblies usually provided a testing ground for potential concerts such as those put on at Open House and at the Spring Concert. Carolling is always a highlight for the choir's Christmas activities and this year was no exception. There is nothing like singing Joy to the World in sub-zero weather, although I hear blue vocal chords are all the rage. Previous choirs have worked diligently to provide the money for the beautiful organ which now graces our auditorium. This year we have kept that tradition alive and our money will be used to purchase choir robes . Such projects as selling tickets for the Youth Symphony and the Spring Concert helped us to realize this goal. 56

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lx X. Auditorium Committee The Auditorium Committee is responsible for the production during auditorium periods. The individual form representatives are required to secure the chairman, ushers and announcers for their performances . This committee acts as a liason between the forms, to avoid repetition and to insure variety. In the past year, the committee has attempted to act on the desires of the student body, in order to bring both people and top- CALM Clare Renaud, Chairman . ics of interest to the college. -igltlilililliliiii 'liklu 'Sig Sai yas? 3 l I1 I 'Mill ii I ' I Im E LEFT TO RIGHT: john Woelk, Pat jackson, Corry Demeris, Marie Belli, Howard Marjerrison, Dennis Deschamps, Joe Eserski, Clare Renaud. ABSENT: Pam Mountenay, Debbie Rickerby.