Brantford Collegiate Institute and Vocational School - Hello Yearbook (Brantford, Ontario Canada)

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r or. rC ( 9D Front Row — Dale Waggoner, Stella Prokopiec, Isabelle Majik, Terry Johnson, Mr. Hanes, Patricia Dean, Luana Childer- hose, Sandra Davidson, Sandra Belontz, Wendy O ' Riley. Se cond Row — Linda Wood, Agnes Ananichuk, Carol Woodley, Beverley Thompson, Sharon Witruk, Marianne Smithson, Marian Borowicz, Peter Seraganian, Robin Kirby. Third Row — Sandra Jamieson, Robert Valetta, Herman Stremler, Dennis Chapin, Norman Dickson, Stratton Stewart, Barry Devereux, William Peirce, Leo Brussee. Back Row — Donald Pancoe, Frederick Potter, Paul Richardson, Ian Stanners, Her- bert Denton, Gregory Wood, Richard Payne, Harvey Cole. Absent — Robert Hewton, Carol Brown. 9E Front Row — Barbara Brown, Irene Szaloczi, Merilee Styles, Diana Ronson, Mr. Kennedy, Donna Snider, Mary Louise McLaughlin, Rosemary Milbum, Janet Seymour. Second Row — Doug Dingham, Michael Dickson, John Wait, Karen Bothwell, Frances Braun, Fern Hill, Eleanor Davis, Dawn Craddock. Third Row — Sandy Atkin, Frederick McColeman, Chris Andrew, Jim Fanas, Paul Mc- Alister, Don Rook, Alan Buttenham, Don Biggar. Back Row — Frank Scheffel, Jim Walsworth, Rick Lefler, Bill Zinkewich, Bob McGeein, BUI Osborne, Len Worden. Absent — Sharon Cleveland, Bruce Henderson, John Hinton, Robert Martinow. 9F Front Row — Mary Ellen Durm, Elizabeth Mc- Givem, Margaret Fraser, Paulene Atfield, Mr. Edmondson, Irene Roz- mus, Janet Lind, Gwen Shaw, Pat Lalonde. Second Row — Robert Lickers, Jim Duke, Russell Gray, Clark Merritt, Wayne Palmer, Grant Luke, George Walker. Third Row — Robert Steed, Leonard Gunson, Morgan Smyth, Joseph Cronk, Paul Thornton, Sidney General, Rex Kingdon. Back Row — WUliam Bustard, Terry Element, Brian AJIen, Wayne Sellar, John De Weerd. Allan Foster. Absent — Kathy Huff, Dianne Laitar, Cecil Martin. Page 79

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Strong and liorKunablc traditions provide the foundation of firm training in leadersh expressed today in the motto of the three Canadian Services Colleges: Truth-Duty-Valoin Allied to the prestige of the past is a university degree education given by these colleges to the officer cadets of Canada ' s armed forces. CarefuIK selected high school graduates are trained for challenging professional careers as officers in the Navy, Army or Air force, for the responsibilitj of holding the Queen ' s Commission. : C£ U e€A£y MILITAIliE ROYAL SAINT-JEAN -JEAN, P.O., I «■ KX •• J 1 Stj 8 8 }1 » Through the Regular Officer Training Plan (ROTP) the Department of Na- tional Defence will sponsor a limited number of qualified high school gradu- ates to obtain a university degree edu- cation, either at the Canadian Services Colleges or at designated Canadian universities. Full details of this spon- sored education can be obtained with- out obligation from your nearest Armed Forces Recruiting Centre, or by mail- ing this coupon now. ' Closing date for candidates applying for 1961 fall classes is 1 July 1961 ' . Director ROTP NDHQ. OTTAWA, C. TS.61-3HSA-REV. the Regular Officer Trainlns Pla Name Address C;ity Tn Age ,. Army □ Air Fiirce D Page 80