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

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german club Row 1 Mr. Bowes (Advisor), Joy Birkett, Candy Moldaver. Row 2 Barb Cranston, Ruth Brown, Kathy Fleming. math club Row 1 Armin Kruk, Kevin O ' Neill. Row 2 Nelson Cuthbert, Dale Oattes. cadets This year the oldest and biggest club in the school as well as the only one that caters mainly to grade nine, can boast 120 members. Included in the curriculum have been field exercises, range courses, signal groups and band practices. Our corps is now comprised of members from North Park, St. John ' s, Pauline Johnson and Herman Fawcett as well as a valuable contingent from the public schools. By joining cadets one becomes eligible to attend army bases in Ipperwash, Banff, and Jamaica, complete with pay. Cadets — a worthwhile experience.

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key club ROW 1: Gary MacDonald, Randy Churchill, Bill Oliver, James Bastedo, Frank Binkley, Ed DuDomaine, Phil Ireland, Ron White, Ted Arbuckle, Dan Ronson, Larry Marsh. ROW 2: Mark Lawrence, Ian McDonald, Steve Sparks, Doug Cranston, Bruce Wells, John Hall, Pete Evans, Gary Oattes, Ken Sherman, Peter Ballachey, John Mclntyre, Dave Resnick. ROW 3: Paul Davey, Dave Vance, Ian Patterson, Scott Innes, John Hodgeson, Don Vance, John Leitch, Gerry Fairchild, John South, Jerry Jordan, Cecil Welsh. ABSENT: Steve Beckerman. campus life ROW 1: Ruth Grieve, Linda Cormier (Vice-President), Joyce Baker (President), Janice Thrasher (Secretary Treasurer), Mr. Corner (Advisor). ROW 2: Gord Grieve, Scott Tolhurst, Debbie Badowski, Bev Feig, Kathy Poczaj, Clara Czegeny, Debbie Poczaj, Doreen Averell, Doreen Wheatley, Nancy Durham, John Thompson. ABSENT: Lynda Taylor (Social Convenor), Evelyn Tolhurst, Kathy Loker, Kathy Fleming, Joy Birkett, Gloria Jean Nagy, Mark Staats. chung wan yee I am Chung Wan Yee. My name means ' expressive in manners ' . I was born in Hong Kong on June 27, 1962. My father died in 1968. Mother works as a servant. I have three brothers and eight sisters. I am studying in the first grade at the Oriental Missionary Society Sheung Yan Rooftop School. My favorite subjects are Bible and art.

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Ontario athletic leadership camp Candidates Sue Gibbs, John Anderson. The Ontario Athletic Leadership Camp at Lake Couchiching is operated by the Department of Education and staffed by specialists in physical education. Each high school in the province may send one boy and one girl from grade eleven to attend this camp in July and August. The candidates must have leadership, academic and athletic potential. Courses are designed to develop the students ' leadership, athletic and organizational skills to encourage a sense of responsibility, cooperation and self-confidence which will enable them to become capable leaders in their community. staff awards programme Recipients JoAnne Merritt, Cathy Curley, Kim Lewis. Absent Robin Lewis, Bob Johnston, Paula Resnick. In 1967 along with the rest of the hoo-hah of Centennial Year, the staff of the BCI founded a bursary programme with their own money to give financial aid to any student with a worthwhile summer project. Nowhere in the city is there another undertaking as ambitious as this one. Over the three short years of its existence the Staff Awards Programme has financed gymnastic courses, science seminars, theatre arts studies and even independent projects. We should all be proud of such a concrete example of our teachers ' faith in ourselves, the students of BCI. Today when even justified educational reform seems to take centuries we have a sign of the future in the here and now: belief in the importance of an individual ' s determined pursuit of knowledge for knowledge ' s sake. young voyageurs Voyageurs Frank Stanley, Marilyn McCleister. The Young Voyageurs is a federal-provincial programme designed to enhance better understanding among Canadians from various parts of the country. Each year deserving students from grade eleven are offered an opportunity to visit another province for approximately one week to engage in activities of both a social and an educational nature.