Daniel McIntyre Collegiate Institute - Breezes Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1970 volume:

r BREEZES’ 70 Daniel McIntyre Collegiate Institute WINNIPEG, MANITOBA CANADA TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction.4 Staff .8 Awards .16 Activities .24 Arts.38 Sports.50 Twelves. 72 Elevens . . .92 Tens .108 Advertising.118 I A DEDICATION In this The forty-eighth Life-year Of this dusty building Close up the doors! Shut in the murmurs of wisdom the security of order the discipline Let the traditions of the years Gently But Persistently Shape your children Close up the doors! JWHrJ 1 Si mm m H fj Shut out the threatening voices that laugh at your sedateness the defiant voices crying in the darkness I am not a child Close up the doors! 7 ADMINISTRATION Principal’s Message In the turbulence and unrest of our present age, today ' s graduate has probably a more vital role to play in reshaping the needs and aspirations of society than has had any previous generation. It seems that in our present technological age the gap between the needs of youth and those of society has widened rather than narrowed with the resulting misunderstanding, frustration and lack of confidence that is evident among groups of young people today. The resultant gap can only be bridged through education and by a mature growth in our high school students. Much of the factual information you learn in school is quickly forgotten. What we hope will remain with you is an unshaking adherence to the principles of honesty, personal integrity, respect for the rights of others and, to the responsibilities of life and work in order that you may serve society with honour. F. E. BOTHE Principal 10 M. B. PERFECT Vice - Principal Golden Anniversary April 9, 1973 will be the fiftieth anniversary of Daniel McIntyre Collegiate Institute. Our school, the successor to the old Winnipeg Central Collegiate, the first public high school established west of the Great Lakes, has had a unique and eventful history. It also holds a unique and very special place in the hearts of several thousands of those who are proud to have been associated with it at some time during the past fifty years. In order to mark the Golden Anniversary of the School in a fitting manner, former graduates are already making plans for the celebration. Before 1973, the 1970 graduates will be old grads , too, and will be contacted concerning this opportunity for a reunion of all those who cherish the memories and friendships formed at D.M.C.I. MISS M.B. PERFECT Vice-Principal 1 1 H. ENNS Vice - Principal C. Byquist J. Dalman Typing, Business S. Downie English, History K. Bachynsky Mathematics H. Baker Home Ec. C. Avery Guidance H. Fast Mathematics J. Forsythe Home Economics C. Foster Science D. Froese Mathematics W. Glitnak Occupational Entrance D. Goplin English, French R. Grymonpre French B. Hamerton Phys. Ed., Science A. Anderson Basic English B. Anderson Music 0. T. Anderson Chemistry D. M. Bebbington Guidance, History Ti G. Bjornson V J A. Loutit French E. Marrese Phys. Ed. J. Mozel Mathematics M. Lazowska English P. Loewen Physics R. Lind Physics W. Linton Industrial S. Harvey R. Hocking Phys. Ed., D. Holtslag J. Hunt N. Keil A. Kemp Business G. Kerr English Science Home Ec. French Librarian Ed. Library Asst. ■ f FS 13 M. A. Negrich Guidance D. Negrych Biology E. Noel Lab. Asst M. Pawluk French A. Ra)an Biology F. Rekrut Chemistry R. Rohs Hist., Geog L. Schreyer Geography R. Shah Geography F. Norman Chemistry K. Osborne History N. Overgaard Typing D. Shewan French, German B. Sorensen English M, Spector Physics A. Sproule Home Ec. M. Witherspoon Guidance A. Yoshino Maths M. Zerban Maths W. Wiste Biology iv % N. Tallin Eng., French G. Telfer J. Vaselenak A. Waeh L. Warwick B. Wiggins Latin Geography Art, Geog. Math English H istory 1 11 ■ v aZ ' r - ' W iBt f M i r Bi ‘i -■ J xy k 7_ He I Governor General ' s Medal LYNNE MAGNUSSON Lynn Magnusson was this year ' s recepient of the Governor-General ' s Medal, awarded annually to the student showing highest qualities of academic ability, sportsmanship and leadership. During her three years at Daniel Lynne has excelled in many fields of e ndeavour. She has maintained a high average, receiving Book Awards in each year, and in Grade XII winning the Merit Award for Maths and English. Athletically, Lynne is an outstanding gymnast and has won Provincial titles in several events. Lynn was editor of the Eye this year, and has also been active in choir, French plays, and was a member of the Reach for the Top team. Lynne plans to attend the University of Manitoba next year. Staff Award TOM KUCERA In a case where the decision between two candidates for the Governor General ' s Medal was very difficult, it is the policy at Daniel McIntyre to give a special Staff Award. This year ' s recepient was Tom Kucera. Tom has maintained a high scholastic average, winning the Merit Award for Maths while in Grade XI and this year the Merit Award for Science, As well, Tom has been a member of the Madrigal Choir for two years and a Reach for the Top team member in both XI and XII. He was Assistant Yearbook Editor this year and found time to write and direct French Plays and be the backbone of the Maths Club. Tom ' s future lies in maths and computers at University of Manitoba, ENGLISH Lynne Magnusson MATHEMATICS Lynne Magnusson SCIENCE Tom Kucera FOREIGN LANGUAGE Ingrid Voss HISTORY Robert Martens ART Robert Martin TYPING Gayle Yip MUSIC Shirley Bilyk Merit Awards HOME ECONOMICS Rosalie Herzog GIRLS ' PHYS. ED. Pat Burdon VALOUR ROAD LEGION LADIES AUXILIARY SCHOLARSHIP Gavin Wood INDUSTRIAL ARTS Imre Nyiri BOYS ' PHYS. ED. Mauro Dobran INSTITUTE OF CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS PRIZE , Not Awarded This Year KEITH GOODWIN SCHOLARSHIP Lynne Magnusson 19 School Board Book Awards GRADE XII Lynne Magnusson Tom Kucera Gavin Wood Karen Slobodian GRADE XI Brian Donst Noreen Allan Brad Stevens Karen Atkinson GRADE X Karen Ozamoto Brian Yamashita Sharon Penner Theresa Dombek Special Education Award Nancy Miller Honour Roll GRADE XII Marlene Bujak Barry Turchen Phillip Letkemann Eva Berman Brian Donst Richard Woollard Heather Lindsay Robert Elias Joseph DiUbaldo Ronald Wright Janis Magnusson Gerald Hallson Bruce Hanson Berta Zaccardi Patricia Morgan Kenneth Hunter Ingrid Heim Salam Muhtadie James Kennedy Aubrey Hemminger GRADE X Barbara Ormshaw Edward Kosowski Diane Holmes David Allen Karen Ozamoto Thomas Kucera Donna Johnson Sandra Anderson Laura Ozimek Lynne Magnusson David Jonasson Patricia Barber Linda Parei Robert Martens Donald Kasian Gail Bell Craig Parker John Matos George Klassen Patricia Bell Sharon Penner Rita Nesich Ruth Knowles Inge Bergen Kenneth Penuita Marlene Paetkau Debbie Lacomy Ricky Billus Horst Peters Timothy Pethrick Margaret Lotz Paul Butra Ross Peterson Karen Rempel Christopher Maslanka Klaus Burlakow Donald Piragoff Lauranne Reed Janice Masters Josie Chan Vernice Pirie Douglas Runchey Heather McNeilly Lily Chan June Pospishell Karen Slobodian Elizabeth Nowak Laurel Cory Harold Pruden Patricia Thiessen Frederick Ormonde Clayton DeBolt Wendy Roberts Ingrid Voss Carol Ostop Theresa Dombek Sandra Sarna Gavin Wood Gwendolyn Pheifer Judith Doerksen Fatima Simoes Norman Yee Dale Pierce Rodney Enns Bruce Storry Marilyn Plenert Ortwin Foerster Sharon Syrad GRADE IX O.E.C. Gary Pollreis Joan Forsyth Arthur Unger Heather Miller Lawrence Roberts Joseph Grabiec Giovanni Versace GRADE XI Randy Sarna Theresia Heidrick Audrey Warkentin Noreen Allen Anne Schleier Susan Kasper Elfriede Warkentin Brian Arnold Cynthia Smith Bruce Kjartanson Jurgen Wysocki Karen Atkinson Bradley Stevens Barbara Klassen Brian Yamashita Diana Au Thomas Strike Carol Kowalchuk Robert Best Sherrilyn Tait Rosemary Janetta Sally Bodnar Debbie Tennant Thomas Lehmann 20 Citizenship Awards MAJOR MINOR Delfina Biondl Gord Favelle Nym Hughes Thomas Kucera Lynne Magnusson Karen Rempel John Rink Charles Sandberg Nancy Stefura Iris Allen Mary Capri Doug Wood GOLD PIN AND GUARD Romeo Bert! Wendy Carter Barbara Fox Steve Manner John Horrocks Brenda Hunter Joanne Hyra Mark Little James Madder Ronald Plenert Monica Rahn Betty Schulz Elenore Wieler Douglas Wood Music Awards GOLD MUSIC PINS Iris Allen Vince Bueti Jan is Butler Joan Croft Gordon Favelle Marlee Gray Joyce Grose Jack Harris Gail Johannesson Carol Jones Tommy Kucera Gwenyth Matheson Jessie McIntosh Laurane Reed Gerald Reid John Rink Karen Rempel Patricia Russell Nancy Stefura Patricia Thiessen Ingrid Voss Thomas Yamashita Alma Zubert SILVER MUSIC PINS Kathleen Allen Cydnie Baker Jack Bergen Helen Bergen Shirley Bilyk Delfina Biondi Donna Burch Mary Capri Sandra Cooper Henry Daniels Susan Desmarais Janice Elias Gerry Hallson Feiz Hosein Gordon Kerr Nym Hughes Edward Hume Linda Mar John Matos Shirley McLeod Jennie Mikos Imre Nyiri Norberto Pellicci Dorothy Pezzolla Charles Sandberg Cheryl Sante Robert Set ley Shelley Stevenson Debbie Tennant Fred Waechter Janice Welligan HELEN RZESZUTEK M. B. Perfect Award This award goes to a graduating female student who has shown outstanding athletic achievement and sportsmanship. This year ' s recepient, Helen Rzeszutek, who has represented the school well in volleyball, basketball, and track and field. She was also a cheerleader and served on the Athletic Council. ANDREW MEGYERI Joe Werbeniuk Trophy Awarded to a graduating student who has shown outstanding athletic achievement and sportsmanship, this year ' s winner is Andrew Megyeri. He has participated for four years in basketball, soccer, and track and field. SCHOOL COLOURS ATHLETIC AWARDS Flying M Minor Imre Nyiri Erwin Wesenberg ,Major Thom Yamashita David Campbell Vince Bueti Charles Sandberg Pat Burdon Nora Nolette Judy Wilkins Nick Dyck Ken Porter Glen Keller Ed; Hume John Gottli Ron Melnichuk George Klein Lynne Magnusson Sharon Brandow 22 Athletic Awards GREG HERSHMAN Cameron Maddin Trophy This trophy is awarded to Daniel ' s outstanding track and field athlete. Greg Hershman, this year ' s winner, is one of Manitoba ' s top distance runners and has broken several records. VINCE BUETI Alex Smith Memorial Trophy Vince Bueti received this trophy for having made the most valuable contribution to the Maroons during the 69-70 football season. Playing corner linebacker and offensive fullback. Vince was chosen for the all-star team. BREEZES STAFF: FRONT: Nym Hughes (Editor), Charles Sandburg, Tommy Kucera (As¬ sistant Editor), BACK: Ron Loewen, Karen Ozamoto, Sha¬ ron Fenner, Grant Wichenko The yearbook staff would like to extend its appreciation for the help of the many people in Daniei who contributed to the production of this yearbook. Thanks go to Mr. Kemp and the typing committee, Mr. Bjornson ' s advertising committee and the administration and staff without whose co-operation we would never have managed to get our pages in on time. This yearbook should reflect the thoughts and memories of each person at Daniel. Of course, it doesn ' t - it is merely the expression of the views of the five or six people who worked on it. If you didn ' t like this yearbook, we suggest you do something about making next year ' s the way you want. Nym Hughes Editor 26 BREEZES ' ADVERTISING COMMITTEE: Janice Masters, Mr Bjornson, Bonnie Miller, Gordon Wheatley. MISSING: Carol Ostop Susan Talarico, Ray Calder. President’s Message Time is truly the most powerful and continuous motion. I have found my three years at Daniel seem very short, despite the sometimes long and tedious hours in the classroom. The past year went by so quickly I accomplished little, in school or out. Because of the situation I found myself in, near - failing marks, constantly going to something without any time to go, feeling guilty because I knew this was not the best year in Daniel ' s history - I felt sometimes like throwing in the towel. And I don ' t really know why I didn ' t. Lots of reasons, I guess. My friends at Daniel. My parents. Knowing that I couldn ' t please all the people all the time. The support and co-operation of Mr. Bothe and the rest of the staff. Pride. Just finally realizing that all anyone can do is try their damnedest. THOM YAMASHITA President BENG TYSON Vice-President I still think Daniel ' s the best though. Because you were there. Passing, failing, playing on a team, singing in the choir, dancing, rushing to classes, skipping out. And the thing I ' ll miss most when I (hopefully) leave Daniel will be my friends. So if you ever see me walking down the street, come up and say Hi! I was at Daniel in 69-70 I may not remember you but I ' ll pull out my yearbook and look you up. That ' s what yearbooks are for you know. They are the closest thing to stopping time and turning it back to your memories of Daniel. Cherish them. THOM YAMASHITA PRESIDENT 28 DMSA Executive LEFT TO RIGHT: Gavin Wood, Thom Yamashita, John Rink, Karen Rempel, Beng Tyson, In¬ grid Voss, Barry Mitchell, Pat Bu- rdon, Gord Favelle, Judy Wilkins, Wendy Russell, Dave Allan, Ron Loewen. DMCI Student Council The DMCI Student Council, consisting of room presidents plus the student executive, met regularly to make decisions on matters affecting the student population as a whole. This year a great deal of debate centered on the DMCI Scholarship, the possible introduction of the House System, plans for Daniel ' s fiftieth birthday, etc. Thanks are extended to Mrs. Witherspoon for her help as staff advisor throughout the year. • 0 M COMMITTEES OF HEART CLUB John Rink ' s group of spirit - beavers made a genuine effort this year to boost student participation in extra-curricular activities. Their promotional endevours met with success as is evident from the marked increase in student and faculty participation at such events as the DMCI Invitational Basketball Tournament, Spirit Days, and the dances. The Club would like to thank all staff members for their aid and guidance. FRONT ROW: Sandy Cooper, John Rink, Mary Capri, Gayle Leverton; SECOND ROW; Karen Rempel, Doug Sargent, Pat Burdon, Wendy Russell, Pat Russell, Cindy Smith, Janice Wright, Greg Carter, Don Kasian. BACK: Bang Tyson. SOCIAL COMMITTEE The Social Committee attempted to institute some improvements in Daniel ' s dances. By raising ticket prices and increasing the effectiveness of the publicity campaigns the committee was able to book better bands and thereby increase student attendance at the dances. At one mid-year dance, with the Fifth, in excess of five hundred people attended. Claude Janier, Anna Tonosky, Pat Burdon, Ron Loewen, Bonnie Miller, Phil Tynes, Brian Yamashita. COMMUNICATIONS COMMITTEE This is the first year of this committee. The committee ran the events calendar beside the library. Also, in an effort to gain an idea of student opinion on certain matters the committee put out polls on the yearbook, dances, grad, and the DMCI Scholarship. SITTING: Gord Favell, Janet Watt, Sophie Rzeszutek, Bruce Hanson. STANDING: Chuck Sandberg, Wolfgang Fink, Pat Thiessen, Beng Tyson, Doug Sargeant. The Student Council Elections Committee John Horrock ' s Elections Committee hand¬ led such events as elections for Spirit King and Queen, and, most importantly, elections for stu¬ dent council President and Vice-President. Their job was to marshall the candidates ' campaigns, or¬ ganize the presentation of speeches and supervise the counting of ballots. Thanks to Mrs. Witherspoon for her invalu¬ able assistance. FRONT ROW: Susan Desmarais, Debbie Falkingham, Jennie Mikos. BACK ROW: Nancy Stefura, John Horrocks (chairman), George Klassen. Scholarship Committee The Scholarship Committee under Judy Wilkins took on a multitude of duties this year. In collaboration with the Grade 12 presidents the members formulated a set of guidelines for awarding the DMCI scholarships. The Committee itself initiated a number of projects to increase the capital allotted to the scholarship fund. FRONT ROW: Gerry Collins, Erna Buffie, Judy Wilkins (chairman), Gayle Leverton, Glen Kellar. IN BACK: Phil Tynes. Awards Committee With the increasing popularity of school rings and pins, the Awards Committee was much busier this year than in previous years. The Com¬ mittee members were active both in the sale of rings and pins and in the purchase and distribution of beanies and pennants. The committee later took care of the paperwork behind the awarding of Citi¬ zenship awards. FRONT ROW: Ken Krochenski, Pat Burdon, Ingrid Voss (chairman), Debbie Thorne. BACK ROW: Janet Pazdor, Janis Magnusson, Lesley Malcolm. C onstitution Committee The Constitution Committee, headed by Gavin Wood, was responsible for implementing changes in the DMSA constitution. This year changes passed by the Student Council were mainly concerned with the new DMCI scholarship. Murray Palmer, Gavin Wood (chairman), Judy Wilkins, Don Piragoff. Sales Committee The Sales Committee had the responsibility of purchasing, selling, and distributing the maroon and white sweatshirts and scarves so common around the schools. Although their duties were concentrated into a short time-period, the Committee members worked hard and are to be congratulated for their hard work. Thanks to staff members Mr. Yoshino and Mrs. Witherspoon for their assistance. FRONT ROW: Gayle Leverton, Doug Wood, Gary Ardrin. BACK ROW: Brenda Tario, Janet Watt, Karen Rempel (Chairman). Board of Athletics The Board of Athletics takes care of the administrative functions necessary to Daniel ' s intra-mural sports activities. The members were delegated duties such as arranging schedules for co-ed volleyball and intra-mural basketball. This committee is one instance in which the students have had the opportunity to become the estab¬ lishment . FRONT ROW: Helen Rzeszutek, Nick Dyck (chairman), Sophie Rzeszutek. BACK ROW: Mark Horvath, Gayle Leverton, Erwin Wesenberg. Phoenix Club Daniel McIntyre ' s current affairs discussion group, the Phoenix Club, enjoyed another success¬ ful season. The club held many meetings and dis¬ cussions on current topics; took part in an inter¬ school debating tournament; and, as usual, sent a delegation to the Transcona Jaycees Junior Parlia¬ ment. Daniel ' s first Model Parliament was hosted by the club in April. The Club members extend special thanks to President Nancy Stefura and Advisor Mr. Fraser for their hard work throughout the year. DMC “Eye This year ' s Eye , still holding true to pre¬ vious years standards, received a First Class Rating for the efforts of its staff. Under the leadership of Editor Lynne Magnusson, the staff attempted to increase student involvement in the paper by re¬ questing more letters-to-the-editor, and to improve the content of the paper by an expanded features section. Many thanks to staff adviser Miss Sorensen, whose efforts helped make the year so successful. Clubs and Reach For The Top This year ' s Reach for the Top Team, com¬ posed of Doug Wood, Nym Hughes, Lynne Magnusson, and Tommy Kucera, was, unfortunately, narrowly defeated in its second game of the season. Team practices were enjoyed by all, as the absorption of knowledge was aided by the consumption of various dainties. Practices took place in the reference room of the library, where the team was assisted by Grant Wichenko, Brian Oonst, Eddy Kosowski, and Jerry Kowalyk, along with staff advisor Miss Sorensen, to whom many thanks are extended. Tape Club This year ' s Tape Club, under the skilled leadership of President George Solomonides, had another successful year. They again recorded the Choral Concert and provided taping services for the teachers. The Ear , the branch of the Tape Club most noticeable to the student body, continued to relieve lunchroom blues by providing popular music during noonhours. Miss Hunt, the staff advi¬ sor, is to be thanked for assisting the club. Chess Club This year ' s chess team, composed of Brian Williams, Bill Gray, Gordon Tataryn, and Larry Roberts, placed third in the Free Press Chess Tournament during the Christmas Holidays. The team played successfully in another Free Press Tournament in the Easter Holidays. The Chess Club varied its fare by playing Bridge and other games as well as chess. Organizations Electronics Club The Electronics Club major project was a light show presented at a November dance. Using Overhead Projectors and white screens as well as electronic lighting equipment some highly original effects were created paralleling the progressive mu¬ sic of the band. Club members also worked on individual projects such as strobe lights, TV cameras, radio receivers, etc. Thanks go to Mr. Spector for his help. Ken Fogelberg, Ted Shanoha, Ken Asmas, Ray Roski, Bruce Hanson, Norberto Pellicci, Grant Wichenko. Maths Club The Maths Club added a new dimension to its activities this year, when it learned Contract Bridge under the capable guidance of Staff Advi¬ sor, Mr. Fast. Members also trained their minds through other more purely mathematical games. The high point of the year, as always, was the two Mathematics Contests written on April 8, in which many Club members participated successfully. Body Culture Club Each day after 4:00 our muscled crew can be found pressing and curling their muscles into shape. The club members do some running to sup¬ plement their muscle toning. Says club President Vince Bueti; Our regimen of regular applied iso¬ metrics, stress training specifically adjusted to the anatomical and kinesiological peculiarities of our members, and the psychological stimulation of ex¬ tenuated physical exertion results in an aesthetic appreciation of body building as an art form. FRONT ROW: Gord Muir, Vince Bueti, BACK ROW: George Klein, Angelo DeFrancesco, Mauro Dobran, Bruce McCormick. D .M .C .1. Concert Choir The DMCI Concert Choir under the enthusiastic and capable direction of Mr. Barry Anderson, had a successful and enjoyable year. An almost full house attended the Choral Concert in the Auditorium February 13. Choir selections ranged from The Lord ' s Prayer and the Hallelujah Chorus to Simon and Garfunkel and Oliver . In May, as a Centennial Project, the Big Choir travelled to Dauphin, Flin Flon, and The Pas where their concerts were enthusiastically received. i. .. i ' Vr ' Mr- |Q fc, 42 The ninety Madrigal Choir members were kept busy this year practising daily and performing often. Highlights included the CJOB-Tribune Carol Festival, a Christmas TV program for CJAY, and singing for Prime Minister Trudeau at the Concert Hall in March. The choir hosted a band from Blakelock Collegiate and in the Easter Holidays travelled to Oakville and Toronto. Past and present choir members prepared for their trip to Expo 70 in Japan this August. Art Room The talents of Daniel ' s artistically skilled persons flowered in Room 27 under the inspirational guidance of Mrs. Vaselenak. Art classes worked in many media including wire and wood, all forms of painting, sculpting, etc. 44 45 Prose Contest ESSAYS First - Food for Thought Brian Yamashita X-51 Second - What it Takes To Be A Man Kerry Mclnnes X-2 SHORT STORIES First - Vorne Jane Harris XI-39 Second - To Tell The Truth Brian Yamashita X-51 FOREIGN LANGUAGES First - Imitatio Horatio (Latin) Aubrey Hemminger XI-39 Second - La Vieille Mysterieuse Richard Woollard XI-39 Third - Au bord de I ' Assiniboine Gerry Collins XI1-36 Honourable Mention - Joie de Vivre Pat Lambert XI-29 I FOOD FOR THOUGHT When we speak of inflation today, we are not referring to the enlarging of some volleyball or balloon. We mean the rising cost of living coupled with rising wages, followed by rising prices, accompanied by the rising cost of living, resulting in rising wages, etc., etc., etc. Not unlike three yeast factories, each is trying to out-rise the others. The solution to this crisis is obvious and simple. First, the government forces all wages to be lowered. Second all prices must be lowered so that the ex-affluent people of the country will be able to buy the goods on sale. Of course, as with any sure solution, there are drawbacks. In the few months between the lowering of wages and the lowering of prices, many Canadians may starve to death. The survivors, however, will cheer the government as heartily as possible. Some may not be able to issue forth any audible sound, but the thought will be there. Others may ide of exhaustion, for cheering requires the consumption of many hard-earned calories of work. In one hearty, Hurrah! many Canadians, in their weakened state, may expend all the energy that they had consumed in the previous two weeks. The people who will survive this fasting will be, of course, the fat, the rich, and the thieving. The Prime Minister cannot be expected to survive, but any new government, I hope, will have the willpower to uphold the austerity policies vitlined by its late predecessor. In case of enemy at’ , the remaining two million Canadians, I am sure, will rally together to defend any part of the nations as long as their skeleton-like bodies stand. Our neighbour to the south will 46 quickly denounce any foreign power that dares to attack. To be sure, these problems will be faced with the fortitude for which all Canadians are noted. After two or three months, the wholesalers and retailers will be forced to yield. Prices will drop drastically and people will swarm into the reopened supermarkets to eat the new-spoiled foods. Animals would have to be imported from other countries and electricity would once again be gerierated. People would be buried, and cities would have to be cleaned up. The five hundred thousand Canadians still alive would, of course, bathe and purchase cheap, new clothing. Wages and prices, albeit low, will be almost compatible. I, myself, risking induction into the U.S. Army, will live in the United States during this time. Brian Yamashita. VORNE Now the city of Vorne was a beautiful city, being constructed entirely of delicate coral from the sea. Its avenues were flanked with graceful trees, and ever led into luxurious and fragrant gardens. These avenues were composed of the purest ivory and borrowed from the setting sun flaming orange. The people of Vorne were fair to look upon, having hair of molten sunigiht and frank blue eyes. They labored but little in the fertile valley of their city; and neither did they build, for Vorne had been erected in remote times before their history. In Vorne there could always be heard the sound or music and singing and laughter, and be seen the exquisite ivory sculptures of the artists of Vorne. But there came one day a stranger into Vorne, a swart man with hair and clothes of desolate black. When the people of Vorne gathered about him, he gazed up with eyes of blazing unspoken evil, and there fell a hush on Vorne. And this strange, swart man trod the avenues of Vorne, and there did follow him a dark shadow. For truly, he had only to turn his evil eyes upon the people of Vorne for their singing to stop and discord to break out. This man had been in Vorne but two days when the city changed to the eyes of the people. The coral buildings became as bleak granite, and all that was ivory turned to dust. The soft and flowing gardens were removed and clumps of grey thorns, extending vicious, twisted arms into the pathways were put in their stead. The very people of Vorne became warped and ugly, and laughed not. They scuttled down ruined alleys where once they strolled, hissing malic¬ iously where once they sang. The stranger, perceiving this change, continued down the river to Cymanth. He looked back once and smiled a quick, savage smile. But the golden city of Cymanth shone In the distance, and so he hurried on. Suspicion was his name. Jack Harris. 47 Football This year was a rebuilding year for the Daniel McIntyre Maroons. The main problem with the team was inexperience; there were in fact, fourteen rookies in the starting lineup. Although the team did not win a Daniel Share of its games, the scoreboard results were certainly not indicative of its play. The boys showed a lot of hustle, exemplifying the trademark of a Daniel ball club. Thanks go to Mr. Bruzell, Jim Scalena, and Mr. Hamerton for their fine coaching. FRONT ROW: Beng Tyson, Chuck Sandberg, Harold Johnson, Vincenzo Bueti, Don Fennel, George Klein, Brian Cameron, Randy Terauchi, Tom Yamashita, Ed Hume; SECOND ROW; Randy Thorvaldson, John Jameson, Earl Fowke, Jack Olynick, Doug Sargent, Brian Proctor, Bruce McCormack, Wayne Pelland, Bruce Hanson; THIRD ROW: Dune Smith, George Klassen, Gary Ardron, Chub Chabot, Bob Fabris, Bob Tuck, Mauro Dobran, Vince Houghton, Greg Delorme; FOURTH ROW: Mr. Hamerton, George Maskiw, George Butz, Phil Tynes, Paul Johnson, John Durham, Kimberly King, Larry Ogrodnick, Herb Menzel, Mr. Bothe. Cross Country The 1969 Cross Country Team again demonstrated Daniel ' s superiority in this sport by winning both the city and provincial championships. Amazingly they accomplished this despite defaulting one regularly scheduled race. Their spirit and hard work throughout the season was well in keeping with the traditions of Daniel ' s teams. 54 Girl’s Cross Country The girls ' cross country team did quite well in competition this year. Having won a good proportion of their races, they advanced to the provincial finals. They were not, however successful in competition with the cream of the Manitoba girls ' cross country crop. The team would like to thank Mr. Shewin for his fine coaching. Gail Houlden, Linda Humeniuk, Pat Burdon, Nancy Sigfusson, Grace Houlden, Sally Bodnar, Laura Ozimek. Varsity Soccer Varsity Soccer again had a triumphant season, losing only one game in regular league play and defeating St. John ' s for the City Championship. The team travelled to Brandon to play Neelin Collegiate for the Provincial title. Despite a rather rough night, the team managed to defeat Neelin in two straight games. The team would like to thank Mr. Fraser, Mr. Hocking and the Cheerleaders for their assistance. FRONT ROW: Romeo Berti, John Gottli, Juvenal Furtado, Stan Macario, Brad Stevens. SECOND ROW: Mr.Fraser, Imre Nyiri, Dave Parks, Erwin Wesenberg, Andrew Megyeri, Cyril McFall, Ferdinand Diubaldo, Joseph Gottli, Mr. Hocking. 56 FRONT ROW: Randy Hyra, Wayne Kwamsoos, George Bonas, Mike Nardfield, Giovanni Versace, Loris Vendramelli, Brian Yamashita. SECOND ROW: Jim Duncan, Tony Garofalco, Ken Krochenski, William Wiens, Hal Pruden, Joe Bogdanch, Joe McStravick, Mark Horvath, Mr. Rohs. I Freshman Soccer Daniel this year was again provided with many fine soccer players from the various Junior High schools in the area. The Freshman Team lost two regular season games and was narrowly defeated by R.B. Russell for the City title. The team would like to thank Jim Duncan and Mr. Rohs for their coaching and assistance throughout the year. 57 Varsity Basketball Again, this year’s varsity basketball team proved to be a winner. The team won nearly all of its league games and in exhibition play, scored an important victory over Glenlawn. Although they lost the right to play for the city championship by a loss to Tec-Voc, they were accorded the right to compete for the provincial title. The team would like to thank Mr. Hamerton for his fine coaching throughout the season. .. 11 ; jrt. SSH h Fv 4 v 1 ' if .. fl FRONT ROW: Cliff Richardson, Bary Fong, Mike Nardiello, Barry Hunter, Joe Kalcsics, Loris Vendramelli, George Klassen. SECOND ROW: Harold McPetrie, Bob Tuck, Paul Butra, Henry Dyck, John Harrison, John Brand, Hal Pruden, Dave Allen, Kerry Mclnnes. Freshman Boys’ Basketball The Freshman Boys ' Basketball team, as is usual for Daniel teams, was a top contender for the city championship. Having won their share of games, Mr. Hocking ' s crew advanced to the finals where, unfortunately, they were beaten out. There are some good prospects for next year’s varsity team, however. The team would like to thank their coach for his guidance. Varsity Girls’ Basketball Daniel ' s Varsity Girls ' Basketball team came on strong this year, winning several key games to make the play-offs. However, in a close game with Tec-Voc their Championship hopes were shattered. Thanks to Mr. Schreyer and Bang Tyson, for their coaching and assistance throughout the season. FRONT ROW: Helen Rzeszutek, Susan Lawler, Sharon Brandow, Nora Nolette, Gail Houlden. SECOND ROW: Mr. Schreyer, Karen Wensel, Janet Pazdor, Janice Wright, Judy Wilkins, Joanne Downie, Rosemary Papetti, Beng Tyson. FRONT ROW: Rosemary Pankiw, Maureen Johnson, Nancy Sigurdson, Heather Lindsay, Linda Humeniuk. SECOND ROW: Gail Critchley, Janis Magnusson, Margo Tynes, June Pospishell, Terry Heidrick, Kim Albrecht, Lucille Dercola, Madalynne lannone, Lorraine Brandson (coach). Girls’ Freshman Basketball The Freshman Girls ' made a good showing in inter-school competition this year. They did win a good many of their games but were edged out in the end-of-season race for play-off berths. Thanks go to Lorraine Brandson and Thom Yamashita for their coaching. 62 Curling-Boys ' Although the boys ' curling team did not fair too well in inter-school competition, there was a good deal of fine play between the various teams within the club. Curling, it seems, is a sport of growing recreational importance to Daniel. The boys would like to thank Mr. Harvey for his guidance throughout the year. Exec-Dave Parkes, Bruce Hemmett, DaveTowerzy. Girls’ Curling The girls curled at the Thistle Club every Tuesday from 4 to 6. This recreational program was again very successful and the girls had a lot of fun. Thanks go to Miss Paris for her guidance throughout the year. Executive-Carol Ostop, Janice Masters (Pres.), Ruth Byquist (Sec.), Sherry Tait, Miss Paris. Badminton Club Daniel preserved its reputation as the power in Manitoba high school badminton competition this year. The team won 14 out of 15 tournament games to take the provincial title. Thanks go to Mr. Schreyer for his guidance and supervision during the season. Executive -- Ken Pickering, Dave Ring. 64 The Gym Club was, again, this year, one of the sports which enjoyed wide participation, with forty of Daniel ' s students taking part in four levels of competition, and in a gym display. The entrants in both A and B classes (novice and advanced) did very well, indeed, all members of the team wish to thank Mr. Hocking for his fine coaching. FRONT ROW: Lori Benson, Laura Ozinek, Linda Moskal, Sandi Bell, Lynn Magnusson, Eva Blajer, Barb Fish, Lorna Seifert, Fatima Simoes. SECOND ROW: Gail Fraser, Sally Bodnar, Sandy Anderson, Helen Bergen, Eva Berman, Donna McKenzie, Val Hearndon, Peggy Caruthers, Pat Brandson, Grace Houlden, Vernice Perie, THIRD ROW: Imre Nyiri, Dave Jones, Les Johnson, Stan Saciuk, Gary Card, Dave Lint, Ralf Dyck, Brian Proctor, Bruce Hanson, Kevin Johnston, Bill Smith. 1 - 1 , . FRONT ROW: Janet Watt, Karen Wensel, Pat Burden, Susan Lawler, B etty Nowak. BACK ROW: Janet Pazdor, Judy Wilkins (captain), Janice Wright, Gayle Leverton, Lesley Brooker, Nora Nolette, (captain), Lorraine Brandson (coach). Freshman Girl’s Volleyball This year ' s Freshman Girl ' s Volleyball Team emerged from regular league play with three wins and five losses. This record was not, however, indicative of their play. A good many of the girls are expected to graduate into varsity ranks next year. The team wishes to thank Mrs. Marese for her coaching and supervision. FRONT ROW: Madelynne lannone, Gail Critchley, Wendy Russell, Lucille Dercola, Linda Humeniuk. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Maresse, Kim Albrecht, June Pospishell, Laurel Damen-Williams, Audrey Warkentine, Mamie Lumsden, Lerri Heidrick, Sharon Brandow. 67 FRONT ROW: Gayton DeBolt, Dave Parkes, Erwin Wesenberg, Ferdinand Diubaldo, George Trojan. BACK ROW; Mr. Froese, Dave Campbell, Ken Porter, Dave Ring, Pat Barbour. Boy’s Volleyball This year Mr. Froese combined a number of last year ' s veterans, a few rookie grade tens and one or two players from other schools to build a strong team. They indeed, did very well, this year, winning most of their games, but failing in their efforts to gain the city championship by a narrow loss to Kelvin. Thanks go to Mr. Froese for his guidance and coaching. 68 Judo Club A new addition to the Daniel Mac sports scene this year was the Judo Club. Under the supervision the notorious Black Belt Fast the club ' s forty-odd members learned and practiced the basics of judo. Club members, both male and female, were enthusiastic about their progress in this ancient and honourable sport. 69 This year the girls field hockey team had a very successful season, winning all their games except a close one to Churchill in league and exhibition play. Advancing to the city championships they downed Churchill but lost the Provincial Championship to Brandon ' s Neelin Collegiate, in a somewhat anti-climatic game at the U of M field. The team would like to thank Mr. Anderson and Mr. Shah for their fine coaching throughout the season. FIRST ROW; Betty Nowak, Debbie Thorne, Sharon Brandow, Janice Drury, Pat Burdon, Susan Lawler, Josie Bevacque. SECOND ROW; Mr. Anderson, Janet Pazdor, Kim Albrecht, Lorna Seifert, Janice Wright, Gayle Leverton, Erna Buffie, Alison Clavert, Rosemary Papetti, Linda Humeniuk, Mr. Shah. ■ -JiW % � ' 70 Cheerleading This year, as usual, the cheerleading squad provided the most vocal and enthusiastic support for Daniel ' s teams. The girls not only practiced several times a week and attended all games, but also took part in a cheerleading clinic at Gleniawn Collegiate. Thanks go to Mrs. Marese from the cheerleaders and thanks to the cheerleaders from the rest of the school. FIRST ROW: Rosemary Janetta, Mac, Helen Rzeszutel. SECOND ROW: Gay Dubois, Judy Norris, Megan Wong, Diana Au. THIRD ROW: Geraldine Morrissette, Pat Brandson, Ruth Nicolson, Charlene Leiter, Donna MacKenzie. 71 TWELVES ROOM 3 IRIS ALLEN-Good-natured brunette who likes sports, music and Carmen cars. Iris is active in choir and the Eye . Her future lies in Science or Medicine. DELFINA BIONDI-Choir member. Eye Assistant Editor and Bay Teen Councillor, Delfina keeps busy, she claims she suffers from Hoof-in-mouth disease. BONNIE BENSON-Wanders in occasionally and keeps awake by being Youth beat Correspondant, Eye Rep, and Girl ' s Curling Vice. Pres. Believes in 5 day weekends. RICK BOBBIE-Future mathematician active in Choir, Maths Club Badminton Believes We may yet have a part to play in this our brief span on the globe . VALERIE BUCHHOLZ-Val ' s ambitions in life are to win a game of pool, get a driver ' s license, and pass French. Meantime she practices. DAVE CAMPBELL-Rm 3 ' s dedicated trackster, liking all aspects of the sport except training and running races. Other interests inlude fencing, guitars, and DeMolay. MAGGY FANTINI-School Activities include Eye Art Editor, Sales committee member. KATHRYN GOODMUNDSON-From her viewpoint 5 ' off the ground, Kathy likes hitting the action spots, poo-bear, and skinny people. She dislikes ditches and crowded back seats. JOHN GOTTLI-Active in Soccer and inter-room sports. In the future John plans to be rich and travel. Meantime he works Saturdays and holidays. Has slight problems with Colomba. TED HOLLOWAY- Sunshine is Rm. 3 ' s VP who is interested in Dart Swingers and Superbee ' s , good football games and movies, F.S. is Oh, you dumb tube and his future lies at MIT. NYM HUGHES-Our notorious yearbook editor is noted for falling into unexplainable lapses. Interests include just about anything. CLAUDE JANIER-Active in choir, plays guitar and likes Jazz. Believes strongly in food and can be heard sang Joe... Ambition-University. EDDY KOSOWSKI-Enjoys weekends, watching T.B., the little things of life. Activities include bowling, baseball, being a Canadian fan. Looking forward to attending the U. of W. JERRY KOWALYK-Jerry is our French Club President and a member of the Math Club. He is a classical music enthusiast and an arednt follower of the Ballet. TOMMY KUCERA-Breezes Assistant Editor, Class Secretary-Treasurer, avid choir member. Reach for the Top team member. Interested in mathematics, computer programming, classical music. Ambition: Mathematics Professor. LYNNE MAGNUSSON-Long red hair tossing, Daniel ' s Eye editor is constantly on the move. Gymnastics, ballet and crocheting are among her many talents. Future: University. JOHN MATOS-Activities include singing in school choir and working at the Winnipeg General Hospital. Ambition is to get B.Sc. degree at university. Dislikes: Monday morning. RITA NESICH-A bird lover who says her activities are Heart Club, Social, Constitutional, Elections, and Scholarship cmts.. Chess, Electronics, Drama and Badminton Clubs and lying . NORMA NIELSON-A Rocket rabbit lover whose main school activities are quitting school activities. Can be heard saying I think I ' m in love and searching for the action spot. MURRAY PALMER-Choir member who likes organs, imported cars, anything that flies. Dislikes American cars, tonic water. Ambition is travel but will probably end up a permanent Koostatak resident. 74 VALANN PHILIP-Valann Philip works as a nurses ' aide at Wpg. General enjoys good thinks of life; pizzas, steak dinners, bowling. Future plans are a career in nursing and travel. KAREN REMPEL-Activities: Sales Committee, Heart Club, Choir. True personality comes out behind the wheel. Noted for zany laugh and aversion to turtles. Plans include medicine at U. JOHN RINK-Heart Club chairman also involved in Choir and student Exec. John tends to dislike comments on H.C. posters. Likes solving math problems, Eldorados. Ambition: PH.D. GEORGE PETER SOLOMONIDES-President of the Tape Club, interested in flying, football, swimming. Future plans-try to be an educated bum. NANCY STEFURE-Outgoing gal whose activities include French Club, Phoenix Club, Youthbeat rep., piano. Choir. She likes French food, French men. Ambition: U. in Montreal. KATHY STEWARDSON-Choir member whose main interest out of school lies with a certain someone. Works at Sals and plans to attend M.l.T. in the near future. PAT THIESSEN-Soft-voiced person whose activities include choir. Social Committee, and being class president. Likes: candles and soft music, tennis, water-skiing. Ambition: pharmacy. PHIL THOMPSON-Hockey player who believes in coffee breaks. Also likes Honkey Tonk women. Guess Who, Mother ' s cooking. Dislikes people who say everything is dull but never do anything about it. JUDY WILKINS-Friday-lover whose fancies include stomps and shakers. Occidental, a spread south of Beausejour, and a certain Hereford. F.S. ' Fifty dollars ' and or ' You torturer ' . THOMAS YAMASHITA-main concern-people. Activities: school pres., football. Choir, other stuff. Thinks the world is hung up. Ambition: change the world pro people. Fate: Death. ROOM 5 LARRY BELLEFEUILLE-Will borrow anything from anyone anytime. Lives for weekends, wild parties a pair of brown eyes. Favorite saying: What the.... ' BRUCE HEMMETT-Activities include Sunday School, church choir, and the ' Y ' . Likes: warm milk and cookies, his mommy and apple pie. Would like to be a cowboy. ROMEO BERTI-Another athletic type whose activities include soccer, golf, pool, cards, chess club. Choir. Romeo says his inside activities are restricted and plans U. of M. next year. LARRY BOWSER-Efficient breezes rep. active in Choir, Tape Club. Likes fast cars and cracking up V.Ws. Ambition is electronics engineer but should end up underground repair man. BRIAN CAMERON-a football fan who spends his time calling for the Big Blue and talking his way out . Brian ' s ambition is to wave good-bye to Daniel. VICTOR CHAN-A no activity man who likes money, girls, food, and sleep. Victor ' s ambition is university but his fate is questionable. WILLIAM CHAN-Plans to become millionaire playboy, meantime likes money, girls, sports cars. Main weakness lies between his ears. Can be heard saying Can I borrow your homework? CAROL CHRISTIE-Activities include chicken fighting, violin lessons at night school, participating in local knitting-bee gatherings. F.S. is ' You fool, you I ' and she likes The Prince. JOHN DOYLE-A water-skiier who likes ' patching it out ' and dislikes getting up. John ' s weakness is late evening drivers and favorite saying what homework? VICKY FABBRI-A member of The Group who likes ju-jubes, volkswagons. F.S. What a mogue! 75 GARY GREEN-Can be seen losing his money in Golden Cue almost anytime. Plans to become chartered accountant and by filthy...richl LESLEY HART-A clerk at W.G.H., Lesley likes people over 6 ft. Can be heard saying Love Baby and dreaming of Hawaii by 72 . Fate: Wadena. KEN HUNTER-Activities are choir, sports, girl watching. Ken likes maths Fords, dislikes Blue Bomber losses, and plans to get a degree in commerce. BOB HURLBURT-Another Jungle Explorer, Bob goes in for Hockey and Baseball. He likes long side lappets and soupstrainers. Philosophy: A man is only as good as his hat . Ambition: University. GLEN KELLER-This H.F.B.S. member can be found in Basketball when not horking off. Goes for low Rag-a-Muffins, Bulldozers, and money. Wants to study abroad, but well end up studying at the U. GORDON KERR-Keeps active in school with meditating. Outside he collects Big Blue Caps. Dreams about a little cottage somewhere. GRANT NELIN-A hockey player. Grant likes weekends with the boys, motorcycles, Gimli, and girls. He dislikes select, bigger, bikes . Heading for University, his probable fate is a broom salesman in Dauphin. BOB PARKE-Constantly on the look-out for short people. Bob occupies his time by reading labels, desk graffiti. He likes crackers and warm milk. TIM PETHRICK-T.D. Stanley is this jungle-fighter ' s idol. Also our class president, this Yamaha rider dislikes tilted boathouses and frog ' s legs. Favourite saying is Dr. Livingston, I preseme . RON PLENERT-Extremely active in all choirs, Ron, when not feeling around, indulges in a little wine making. Wonders what ' s happening to the grade tens. He ' s heading for University. MONICA RAHN-This choir member is also a nurse ' s aide at W.G.H. Involved in Y.F.C. She likes singing, music, and summer. Wants to become a nurse and travel to a warmer climate. PAUL REIMER-A great sleeper, Paul works at Co-op. Another girl-chaser who hopes to get out on four year plan. Provides good business for Transcona Cops. CATHY SINGBUSH-Cathy is her room ' s girl ' s sports captain. A real Gordon Lightfoot fan, she works at Dubs GLORIA SPELCHAKE-Another member of the widespread Group she really would go for a lime green XX 150. Teaches singing at Sunday School, and takes part in local opera concerts. JACK WINSTON-Jack hangs around boning up for biology. Worries a little about hot headedness, he likes eating out and spray painting. Feels that Hard times are upon us GAVIN WOOD-Our Eaton ' s Junior Executive, and chairman of Constitution Committee also active in Hi-C, choir. Likes everything-especially music, weekends, sports, pizza and a good cup of coffee. ROOM 56 GEORGE BERMAN-A gymnastics and skiing fan who likes literature but doesn ' t like the English essays. LYNNE BOWYER-A talkative bowler who enjoys would-be golfers, green Pontiacs, and weekends. She doesn ' t like Mondays or Comomba, and is annoyed by Beavers and Empress VINCE BEUTI-A guitar-playing Maroon whose favourite saying, Your place tonight, love? indicates his prime interest. He also likes Blue , BSA, Chargers, Gibson. Ambition: fame and fortune. REG FORESTER-ln school, Reg ' s activities are breathing and comtemplating. Outside of school his activities are restricted. Future plans include being either a teacher of a dictator. 76 JOAN CROFT-A choir member who teaches Sunday school, works at General Hospital. Likes: flowers, sunchine, beaches, people, animals. Heading for two years at Teacher ' s College. SUSAN DESMARAIS-Choir member who is also active in Heart Club, Elections Committee, Luther League and works at A W. Susan likes payday, football and basketball and her ambition is clear Gr. XII standing. ANGELO De FRANCESCO-Another No Write-up man. JOYCE GROSE-A future nursery school teacher who keeps busy with choir, Phoenix club, French club, working and sewing. Joyce also likes air travel and plays. NORMA GUILE-A choir member who likes pizzas, after 4 and weekends. Hopes to be a nurse. Dislikes prejudiced and rowdy people and Monday mornings. EVA HANGASVARVI-This member of Phoenix and French Club has a weakness for goodies filled with cream. She likes French Lab, Outdoors Life, big lockers. Dislikes slipsticks. JOHN HORROCKS-Choir member who belongs to Election Committee, Heart Club, Luther League, and plays volleyball. Heard saying: It ' s better to have love and lost-much better! KEN HUZEL-Ken, a Grade 12 pupil has a hard time writing? -printing? -a Breezes write-up. JESSIE MclNTOSH-A piano teacher who likes Phoenix and French Club, roses, travelling and dancing. Wants to be a High School teacher. JENNIE MIKOS-A choir-member who belongs to Electrons Committee and works. She likes yellow apples, sad songs, piaaz. Red apples and cloudy days turn her off. MARLENE PAETKAU-A curler who likes security guards, growing wild plum trees, and Birds Hill Park . She plans to pass this year and get driver ' s licence. NORBERTO PELLICCI-Mottos: absit invidia and amicus kumani generis Goes for badminton, electronics (club). Future plans include PhD. in electronics and computer science. LINDA PENUITA-She likes boys who have long sideburns and hold doors open for girls. Dislikes Colomba and jammed lockers. Her Ambition is to pass physics. KEITH PHILIP-A Mighty Maroon who likes girls, 5 meals a day and bananas. He dislikes early morning classes. Hopes to pass French. TERRY PHILLIPS-Likes hockey, money and holidays. Hates school and everything associated with it. Future; Michigan State. BEVERLY RAGINSKI-Bev is a newcomer to Wpg. Heard saying: I wanna go home and seen running home to Oakburn. Ambition is X-Ray Technician. GERALD REID-A choir member who plays football, basketball, soccer, bowling. Also likes cars, girls, horseback riding. F.S.: I ' ll buy that Wants to be a Chartered Accountant. LINDA RIEGE-She enjoys crabapples, cactus, driving with The Gang -to Rosser. F.S.: Get OUt . Dislikes: English, Colomba Franslations, Breezes write-ups. Has high hopes for U of M. CLAUDE SCOTT-Mirror, Mirror on the wall, who is the greatest of them all? -Cluade youKNOW you are the most fantastic intellectual in the universe. ( my intelligence is only exceeded by my modesty. ) ALEX SIWICKI-Badminton and football player who likes everything, dislikes anything, and plans to be a .... DAVE SKINNER-Has a definite aversion to yearbook write-ups. 77 KAREN SLOBODIAN-A babysitter who plays piano and guitar. Wants to travel world wide. Likes: California, folk and classical music, tobogganning and sunshine. Dislikes: bugs. BERNARDINO SOARES-Dislikes schools and therefore plans to make this year the last. Wants to tour Europe and listen to good music till 100. GAIL ULLBERG-A fan of Volleyball, hockey games and Wasagaming weekends. She dislikes homework, rainy days and conceited people. Ambition is to pass this year. GRANT WICKENKO-A very busy Danielite! President of Electronics Club, Free L), also runs Cross Country. Dislikes getting a late slip at 9:01. Ambitions include Industrial and Labour Relations in U. DOUG WOOD-The President of Rm. 56 can be found at funky dances, working for the Sales Committee, or just being funky. Doug ' s pet ambition is to destroy Dryden. Often says you turkey! TOY WONG-Tries hard to avoid activities. Says he likes pleasure and figures? ? ? F.S.: How ' s everything , wants to succeed. ALBERT ZUBERT-Choir member who likes dark and blonde haired girls, football, and pink sweaters. Belongs to Badminton Club and wants to go into medicine. ROOM 36 KATHLEEN ALLEN-Kathleen likes people. Her activities include being a member of the choir, swimming, and sewing. Kathleen is not sure of where her future interests lie. SANDI BELL-The ding-a-ling of XI1-36! I During gymnastics season can be found gallivanting through the halls, half naked. Ambition: zoologist. Pet Peeve: dissecting cow ' s eyeballs. EVA BERMAN-Physically active, Eva is involved in gymnastics, swimming, skiing, and ball-room dancing. She dislikes writing English Essays (who doesn ' t) and is heading for Medical College. GERRY COLLINS-This giggling, ashtray cleaner can be found murdering innocent Frogs in Biology. Goes for pickles, Seven-Up and rhubarb. This future biologist dislikes pessimists. JANICE DRURY-This Horsey Member of Rm. 36 takes part in field hockey and baton. Jan wants to return to Nfid. to teach. Guess where Bob lives? ? I KEN EDINBOROUGH-extremely inactive. ROBERT ELIAS-This orchestra member plays snooker and ping-pong. His favourite saying, Suck rock indicates his intention to become a geologist, although he may end up in Stony Mountain. DONALD ENNS-Don, who doesn ' t like homework on weekends, wants through Grade 12 without any trouble. He is heading for University, and hopefully a degree in Engineering. GORD FAVELLE-Active in Choir, Social Committee, Executive Committee, Student Council. Gord likes small girls, long hair, milk and Austin Minis and is irritated by Volkswagen drivers. BARB FISH-Alias-fishface. No. 1 in fishface ' s many activities is Daniel ' s Gym Club. A budding biologist. Barb wishes to attend Brandon University. What ' s the attraction. Barb? ? FEIZ HOSEIN-This choir member, a real music lover, is also a soccer player and cyclist. He is interested in Medical Science. EDWARD HUME-This Mighty Maroon, a curler and golfer, likes weekends at the lake, music, girls, and football games. He hates getting up early just to lose golf balls. DARLENE JEMPSON-This future nurse likes riding, music, skiing and travelling. Cheerful in her outlook, she dislikes nothing. Will probably end up a patient. 78 GAIL JOHANNESSON-Another choir member. Gail likes parties, weekends and chewing gum. She is a future obstetrics nurse who dislikes slow people. HAROLD JOHNSON-This Mighty Maroon also plays hockey and enjoys parties with the boys and Blue as well as weekends at Gimli. Doesn ' t like lending money. CAROL JONES-A gay and witty choir member, Carol likes oil and water painting, Los Angeles and elegant clothes. She plans to become a nurse. JIM JONES-Activities; yes. Favourite saying: yes. Likes: no. Dislikes: yes. Viewpoint: yes. Ambition: no. Fate: yes. JANET KOWAL-Janet works at General Hospital, and is active in curling and choir. She likes outings with the gang and vegetable soup. She wants to learn to drive. KAZIM MOHAMMED-A photographer who likes driving cars, summer holidays, and hamburgers. Ambition is university graduate. May end up back in elementary! LAURANE REED-A future university student, Laurane likes weekends, summer vacations, and fun in the sun. She is active in choir, curling, swimming, an d judo. Hates tests. SOPHIE RZESZUTIK- Pork-chop likes candles, pepperoni pizza and happy people. Says she ' ll never reveal her active ties or her favourite saying. She wants to travel. DOUG SHAND-This active curler plays the guitar, likes good dances and women. Annoyed by noisy Dogs, greasers, and unfriendly types. Wants to join a good band. RANDY TERAUCHI-A football player who likes photography, music, Club 81 . Becomes irritated when called Mad Dog and hopes someday to be in the Thorndike Pickledish Choir. TOM THORSTEINSON-Another Monday morning lover who hopes (desperately) to get to U. but feels Daniel may never see the last of him. Tom enjoys cycles, girls, hunting. JANET WATT-A blonde with a weakness for blue eyes, fuzzy things. Likes weekends at the lake, water-skiing, working and shooting bears. Future plans include Acapulco. ROOM 13 PETER WESENBERG-Bass-player whose other activities include fortune telling, shoplifting, and being a Cat Mother. MYRNA ZIPRICK-A music teacher who participates in Daniel ' s choirs and also does some oil painting. Has an aversion to snobs and racial prejudice. CYDNIE BAKER-An Eye rep. that likes curling and driving. Dislikes riding on buses unless with a brown haired, brown-eyed guy. Says she is heading for ed. at U. of M. RANDY BEYNON-Hockey player who likes weekends, winter, judo, laughing. Hates Monday to Friday, Breezes writeups. Hope to become a teacher. JANEEN BROCK-This Heart Club member enjoys painting,and playing the guitar. Her future plans are in fine arts. DONNA BURCH-A choir member who is learning how to drive, likes weekends, summer, dogs, and food. Dislikes homework and crowded buses. She hopes to become a teacher. GLENDA BURKOWICZ-Her activities include choir and trying to keep up her homework. She likes sleeping in on Monday morning and dislikes loud people. JANIS BUTLER-Activities include The Group , choir, bowling and Fort Garry. She likes food, friends, fun and spending money. Dislikes working. Ambition is University. 79 MARY CAPRI-The class president, who is active in choir and sports, has a weakness for handsome men. Favourite saying is Don ' t worry it ' s only me. SAN DIE COOPER-A choir member who participates in inter-room sports. Heart Club and who works at Co-op. She likes any good music, happy people and coffee. SHARON DICKSON-This girl enjoys laughing and having an good time. She likes Falcon Lake and sports cars. Dislikes frogs and homework. MAR LIE GRAY-A choir member who likes soup, flannelette pyjamas, and hay rides. Favourite saying is You ' re kiddingl Her weakness is a special boy. EDITH MARIE GUSTINHOFUE: Likes My teddy bear . Plans to become a lawyer, a judge, an M.P. and then the first woman Prime Minister. VAL HEARNDEN-An active member of Daniel ' s gym club. Known to friends as Herringbone. Adores: Wilfie Ambition: marriage and twenty-three kids. BOB HILDERMAN-Can usually be seen in the North End on the weekends. Wants to be a history teacher but will probably end up a St. John ' s College dishwasher. JOAN JHARTANSON-Has an aversion to Breezes write-ups and dentists. Can be seen waving at people and getting hair done at Chez Renault. WENDY MALCOLM-Activities: Simpsons Sears, stock car racing. Ambition: only senior citizen in Ireland who owns a mauve stock car. LINDA MAR: Choir member and Chinese dancer. She dislikes naggers. Can usually be heard inquiring what day it is. Wants to become a teacher. LYNNE McCORQUODALE-Works part-time at the Beachcomber. Goes for sunshine in San Francisco, and Charlie Brown. Wants to travel to Europe. DENNIS McNEILL-A curler and golf addict, choir member. Dennis hopes to make the University drinking team. Collects coins. GERALDINE MORRISSITTE-A member of the Cheerleaders and the Curling Club. Plans to go to U. of M. Weaknesses: Safeway clerks. Pet Peeve: Italian Hockey Players. IRENE PAULS-Likes discussions in English and summer. Dislikes math tests which look tricky but are very simple. Ambition is to pass grade 12. BARBARA QUIGGIN-Activities include stock car racing, working at General Hospital.- Ambition is to go to Ireland and search for little men. Fate to discover Jolly Green Giant. KAREN RODEWALD-Can be heard contradicting herself, is a chasier at K-Mart. Student of the opposite sex. Favourite pastime is sight seeing while driving. Weakness: a lotus. PAT RUSSELL-Works at S.S. on weekends, choir member, member of Heart Club. Likes Driver of a Blue Beast, mustangs, pizza. Dislikes homework, complaining customers. CHERYL SANTE-This choir member likes summer, swimming, and weekends. She dislikes Breezes write-ups, Columba translations. Favourite saying is How do you do this question? .. KAREN STEVENS-Karen works weekends. She likes sewing and cooking, and, of course, dislikes exams. Wants to become a teacher. Worried about six year plans. KAREN TOEWS-On the five-year high school plan. Has a soft spot for a certain blonde, finds the boys annoying. GEORGE TSOURAS-Dislikes Monday morning and double literature periods. Likes cars, weekends, and parties. Has a weakness for long brown hair. Ambition: to become a lawyer. 80 ROOM 37 JOANNE BEDNAR-Likes many things in life--Led Zeppelin, The Fifth, Credence Clearwater, true friends, understanding people. Snoopy, summer. Dislikes superficial people. Viewpoint: peacel RENA CHIEF-A hard worker for Indian and Metis organizations, Rena enjoys playing the guitar and singing especially western music; Likes guys and dancing. A future teacher. GERHARD DYCK-A choir member and hard studier, he wants to pass Gr. XII. He likes all girls, and dislikes narrow-minded types. BARBARA FOX-Active in DMCI choirs, bowling; Barb likes travelling, music, TV, weekends and dislikes French. Plans to become a nurse. JACQUELINE GLASER-Likes music and folk-singer Jim Donahue, peoole and week-ends, the longer the better! Dislikes school. BRENDA HUNTER-Enjoys living, travelling, singing, and being involved. After Grade 12, U of M, marriage, and career in Social Work. KEVIN JOHNSTON-Gymnast who likes guitar, commuting to Assinboia on weekends, and being lazy. Ambition is bachelor apartment, Austin Healy 3000 and victory for the National Liberation Movement. BETTY KASPER-A choir enthusiast who has a weakness for boys, long weekends, pizzas, dancing. Betty ' s ambition is to pass Grade XII. JERRY KRAMER- When I feel like doing homework I lie down until the feeling passes. A potential professional girl watcher. Also likes other sports. Dislikes studying. GEORGIA LATSOUDES-This reformed ice-cream pusher ' s activities include choir and laughing. Likes mushrooms, folk songs, happy people. Dislikes Maths, but wants to go to University. RONA MacMILLAN-Her outside activities really turn her on. Can be heard saying We...11, Maybe if you ' re lucky. Future plans- To be, or not to be. LESLEY MALCOLM- Optimism is not letting your worries interfere with your problems. Works on Awards committee, Hi-C, fashion designing. Wants to travel, go to university, and buy a Paris original. JANET NIEC-Janet, who dislikes being called Janice or anything else, can be found riding around in a dune-buggy. Goes for moo-moos and Marmaduke. NORA NOLETTE-Active in volleyball, basketball, destroying the world. Dislikes Lady Macbeth and being called the Frog . Plans to travel, go to University, and become Filthy Rich . JOYCE OSTAPOVICH-Piano player who likes sewing, clothes, her cat, pyrogies. She dislikes biology classes and office work. Has a weakness for ice cream and the color pink. Her ambition is Teacher ' s College. THERESA OYE-A happy girl pleased with Life. In choir, bowls, teaches Sunday School, and works at Kamps. Wishes to see Canada and then the world. ANNA PALETTA-Sandwich maker for Wirth and Wirth ' s errand boy. She dislikes his comments. Anna loves and hopes to marry (Stan Peloski) or (S.P.). Probably she ' ll marry his best friend. CATHY RANKEL-Beatle lover who works at Sargent Pharmacy. Tends to dislike exams and homework and has a weakness for long hair and sideburns. Plans to be a teacher. LINDA RECH-Pastimes include training her eyesight, spending money, and seeing her favourite cop at A W. F.S.: He ' s all over me. HELEN RZESZUTEK-Cheerleader also active in track, athletic council, fooling around. Helen likes pickles, prunes and saying Cut it out. Plans include U and travel. 81 CHARLES SANDBERG-Believes in Football, basketball, track, fencing, field hockey, Jeff Beck being funky. DeVotes a minute here and there to yearbook, social committee, student council, the Boys. BETTY SCHULTZ-A girl who thinks Daniel ' s greatl . Active in choir and campus life. Would like to be a secretary (at D.M.C.I.? ) SHELLY STEVENSON- Gang member who likes choir, curling, talking, music, pizza, T.V. bowling, dancing, movies. Only dislike is early mornings after late nights. Ambition: elementary teacher. HEATHER STEWART-Main activity is living. Likes the american army, food, weekends, parties. Southern comfort, candles and people (especially males). Dislikes regulations, school, and rain. Ambition: (J of M. INGRID VOSS-Awards committee chairman, choir member, Rm 37 vice-pres. who likes poetry, autumn, sandy beaches, grapes, happy people. Dislikes: boredom and hopes someday to travel. JANICE WARNER-Future plans are somewhat undecided. Janice is now active in choir, gymnastics, judo. She likes art, music, water-skiing and the lake. F.S. Oh CrapI NOELLE WAYDA-Has a personality, as well as name, just like Christmas. Sings in choir and loves American guys. Wants to be a nurse. LINDA WIEBE-Spends time trying to keep out of trouble, CRYPT, and ghost-hunting. Would like to make dreams reality, drift or maybe become a nursery-school teacher. GAIL WILSON-A girl with sparkling eyes and ironic comments. Loves travelling and meeting people, folk music: Frenchmen. Ambition: social work. Destination: New Brunswick. ROOM 65 HERBERT BARTSCH- Champs employee who is active in sports and hopes to cycle into the southern United States. SUSAN DALY-Keeps active looking after guys with broken legs and working part-time. Although going into education she dislikes the school system. Goes for sharp clothes and soul music. HILDEGARD DOMOGALLA-Choir member sho does all her homework? Has an aversion to tests and hopes to pass grade 12. NICK DYCK-Our athletic council president lives in constant hope of dunking a basketball, but always ends hung up on the net. SANDRA FRASER-Curler and horse-back rider, involved in Hi-C. An avid gum chewer, she likes driving, football games, and pizza. Cold weather and tall people turn her off. Future: Kindergarten teacher. INGRID FREITER-Neeka ' s partner in crime. Our unorganized criminal cuvies those who can organize their dark activities. Ingrid looks forward to a career organizing unorganized crime. RINA GOSGNACH-A musketeer who often commutes cross country to T.C. Her weaknesses include St. Francis, incense and, candles. LINDA HART-Eaton ' s employee who wants to learn to ski. Her likes include clothes, snow, and reading . jr horoscope. JOANNE HYRA-Member of all choirs. Claims she is such a complicated person. Plans include Osaka 70. ROSIE JUNG- Rosie is a member of Daniel ' s choirs and works at the Winnipeg General . She likes having the car, Hai Karate and summer. CAROLYN LOEWEN-Wants to go to Europe but will end up as a stowaway. Can be heard saying This locker ' s too lall. Dislikes: Mr. Nozel ' s follow-ups. ROOM 65 82 ASTRID van LOON-A folksinger and lover of the occult. Astrid goes for ouija boards and wants to join a coven. Somewhat worried about ending up as wicked witch of the west. Abhors cumquats. JANICE LUKIANCHUK-A Transcona Nationals supporter who dislikes crawling in through small windows says she confides only in her teddy bear. JIM MADDER-Mr. A ' s star soprano, Jim goes for tennis and bowling. A future micor-biologist, lives in vain hope of becoming Mr. R ' sstar pupil. GWENYTH MATHESON-Secretary of Room 65 who likes the summer scene, fashion fun, dancing, chocolates, peanut butter sandwiches, poppycock. Can be heard saying Hold the busi LINDA MclNTYRE-A choir member and swimmer, who likes travelling and Edmonton. Wants to study biology at the U., but fears ultimate fate as a secretary. BILL MURRAY- Y member who enjoys swimming driving, cars, girls, good parties, and box lunches. Bill plans to succeed. DOUG PATERSON-Can be found getting in trouble with Mrs. R. (because of his principle interest in the opposite sex) Hates running out of gas in V.W. ' s. Likes long hair. ANITA POHL-Ing ' s buddy, pal, and accomplice in working out complicated crimes. Can be heard saying that ' s mean but let ' s do it anyways. BRUCE TOWERZEY-Active in golf, curling, and weightlifting. Can be heard saying look, ya binel I Dislikes: school, exams, goes for Amx ' s. ERWIN WESENBERG-A Madrigal choir member who ' s always very active in Athletic Council and all sports. Erwin likes clothes, pizza and cars. Future plans include travelling and dentistry. RICK WIEBE-Tape club member and V.P. of 65, he likes flying and sings in Madrigal Choir. Can be heard saying What a Tube . Future is high in the clouds. ELENORE WIELER-Choir member who often spends weekends at Grand Beach when she isn ' t working. Enjoys parties, pizza and incense. ROOM 28 CINDY ACKLAND-A cheerleader who likes to walk and breathe. For some reason she klags and dislikes plastic people. GEORGE BAIN-Activities: working, school, sports. Likes: water, boats. Dislikes: people who talk fast. F.S.: You are talking through your hat. Talk slowly. CHRIS DODD-Activities: Getting to school late, skipping out. Reward shoe salesman, squirting water. Thinks he ' ll get married in 2 years but will probably become a hermit. DEBBIE FALKINGHAM-A choir member who likes rainy days and chocolates. Also belongs to the heart club and elections committee. Will blonde hair, blue eyes bring her happiness? PHYLLIS GODFREY-A girl who does fun things, like school and working at Eaton ' s. She likes suede and leather, Carny Crinkles , rainy days and poetry. Has a dislike for plasticity. JACK HARRIS-A football and hockey player who likes M.G. in Room 13, weekends pizza, 68 falcons. Is on 5 yr. plan for Grade 127 Hopes for 2 yrs. ROBERT KNIGHT-Doesn ' t have much to say. MIKE LUMSDEN-A Blueheart and Indian of the Group he enjoys football, hookey, and scrapping at Gimli. He likes parties at Stefura ' s, Elias, driving his car into ditches and dislikes warm brew. 83 DAVE MclNNES-Dave likes weekends, money, and girls. He is active in hockey and other sports. Future plans include university? ? and the acquisition of many pesos . SHIRLEY McLEOD-Active in choir, YBC, she likes small dogs, suede, anything green, yoga, dislikes big dogs dreary days. She plans to be a lab technician. ARNOLD MEAD-A VW lover who dislikes long distances. Fords, Tec-Voc and our anthem. He wants to live forever. Fate: He will. CLAUDETTE PELLAND-She likes being different, such as going out in purple cars. Wants to own a Lotus , probably own Myra ' s 48 Dodge. She can ' t drive yet... GERHARD PETERS-Can be found leaving the scene of the crime. Likes cars, crime, etc. etc., plans to attend U of W. Can be heard saying Keep it clean! WALTER T. PLEWA-Likes: bananas. Dislikes: the seal on the peel. Activities: eating bananas, disturbing the peace. Pet Peeve: Dino eating my bananas. Ambition: Eating a left-handed banana upside down. Fate: Watching Dino eat my bananas. (Yeah! ) GARY POSINITUCK-Wants to become a nice person but will probably end up as Hydra the multi-handed. Likes-quitars, music, liquid refreshments, pipes, milk and guts. TERRY PRATCHEN-This is Terri ' s 1st year here at Daniel. Knows digs Mrs. Rajan. Plans to be a teacher in future, likes Bob Dylan (Everybody must get stoned) FAv. Saying-How ' s your melon? Outside Interest-a certain someone at Cantor ' s Solo Store. DONNA PURVES-This girl plans to go to Tangier and-cencored-. Outside interests are W.S.B. and-cencored. P.P. French cigarettes. She is commonly known as the Frog Slayer . JOHN ROBERTS-For some reason or other, he doesn ' t like Yearbook writeups. RAYMOND ROSKI-A Honda fan who likes horseback riding, swimming, travelling and girls. He dislikes being beaten by faster bikes. His future plans include racing cars. WAYNE STACEY-No comment. NADINE THOMSON-A reading and singing enthusiast who plans to go to M.l.T. outside of school activities include listening to records and collecting ten dollar bills. JIM WITIUK-Jim ' s main interests are hockey, avoiding dry, boring weekends, and Montreal girls. His ambition is university but he ' ll probably end up back with the boys. KASMIR ZURIK-Activities: getting up and going to school. Likes: hot cars, Pedro Kosmelenko, Dislikes: Pedro Kosmelenko ' s brother Walter. Ambition: Architect. Fate: a window washer without a safety line on the Richardson Building. ROOM 42 HELEN BERGEN-Fanatical admirer of Shakespeare who can be seen rushing to wrong classes and expending her theory that the world could be a better place. SHIRLEY BILYK-Activities include choir, working, organ lessons. Likes pepperoni pizza, weekends, and driving a 65 Comet. Dislikes little boys who never grow up and plans to be a social worker. JOHN BORLEY-Activities are walking on water, acting dumb, and playing in his sandbox. Pet Peeve: people who knock him off his tricycle. Will go far in this world (and the farther the better.) LORNE BOUND-A Topp ' s man who enjoys doing nothing worth while. Blue, Black and pulling wings of mosquitoes. Would like to quit school and become a teacher. GAY DUBOIS-Cheerleader, class president, social committee keep her busy. Likes enzymes, dark brown hair, money, football players and fast cars. Ambition: nurse. 84 RICK EGGERTSON-Activities consist of pretending to be smart. Intends to take a five year plan at M.l.T. He likes long blonde hair and dislikes eating rotten apples. DAVID ELIAS-The Runaway. Activities: shovelling road apples, bluehearts, and running over B.W. Likes: Led Zeppelin and Rolling Stones. F.S. Boy, am I in trouble. P.P.-G.G. BEV EMERY-Likes bombing around in a Lotus, LOS Angeles, bullocks, casines. Dislikes: school and brush-cuts, can be heard saying No, I won ' t. GERRY HALLSON-Plans to own Eaton ' s one of these days. For now likes choir, long blonde hair, money, ' Vettes. Heading for Commerce at U of M GREG HERSHMAN-A Razorback who also is a member of the cross country team. Plans to attend University in the U.S. and to try for the 1972 Olympics. PEGGY LAWRENCE-An immigrant from Tec Voc who can be heard asking What ' s with the lights? She wants to become a teacher but it is rumoured that she will be applying for Daniel ' s five-year plans. KENNETH LEE-Ken is heading for U. of M. Likes: quiet nights, serenades, and quiet, shy girls. GRANT LYDIARD-Grant en joys outdoor sports. Is planning to take his gambles on a University engineering course. SHEILA PATERSON-Her likes are fuzzy hair, free thinkers, and rings. She dislikes laws, egocentrics and William Bases. She wants to own the world but will probably become a Prestidigitator. BONNIE PELCZAR-Bonnie can always be found doing what comes naturally, which includes walking in the rain. Dislikes white socks, creepy crawlers and black cats. MONICA PESCHEL-Activities include playing guitar, dancing, travelling. Likes water melon and June 30th. Plans to go to Vancouver and San Francisco. SANDI RAMSAY-As well as being an active member of our school choir Sandi is also a member of Sing Out Winnipeg, Inc. She works at Grace Hospital. She plans to attend the U of M. DAVE ROBERTSON-Hockey player and girl chaser, Dave works at Safeway. Dislikes: Homework. Wants to travel but will probably do so as Fuller Brush Man. ALFRED ROY-A Mighty Maroon who lives in constant dread of 275 lb. tackles. He likes short football practices and cars. Wants to become a teacher. PAUL RUTHERFORD-Likes: the Rolling Stones, Doors and Wild clothes. RICHARD SAWRY-Another Mighty Maroon who goes in for girl watching. Spends his time developing Molson ' s Muscle with a certain girl at parties. Wants to be a success at U of M. ANNE SCHUSTER-Choir member, folk singer, guitarist, jazz pianist, likes: horseback riding all day in sunshine. Dislikes: runny nylons, but can be heard saying Don ' t worry about it? BARRY STEWART-His activities are Cross-Country and Indoor track. Likes: Maths with Mr. Mozel. His ambition is to attend University in the U.S. JIM STORRY-Choir member, hockey player, who goes for girls, good dancer and good parties. Wants to attend University. STEPHEN ZELEZEN-Likes fooling around after school. Dislikes homework. Ambition: anything. Fate: nothing. ROOM 68 85 JACK BERGEN-This choir member likes weekends, summer, beaches, and pizza. Dislikes homework, but plans to go to U of M. KURT CHRISTOPH-He enjoys school when school is enjoyable? When he graduates from Daniel he wants to go to University and become a pilot. JOHN DAHL-Activities include school, eating, sleeping, fooling around. Main interests are St. John ' s. Ambition is to be ambitious. RICHARD J.DAVIS-Air Cadet and Band member whose future lies in Royal Canadian Air Force or Royal Australian Air Force. English is definitely not his favourite subject. LOUISE FORBES-An avid gum-chewer who works at Simpson ' t and studies at U. of W. Known as Maggie, or Bubbles she is heading for MIT or the U. RENNY FROESE-Her future is open for suggestions. Faithfully does homework? How wonderful it is to do nothing and then to rest afterwards. RAY HUSKA-Hockey player who likes weekends and dislikes empty brown bottles. LARRY KEHLER-is interested in cars and eating, when not studying. If he can complete high school, his plans are in electronics. Feels education is necessary, but teaching methods are ancient. BARRY KRAFT-Barry Kraft takes part in many extracurricular activities. Likes Tom Jones, and the Beverly Hillbillies. Is a Scout Captain, Demoley and sea cadet. Doesn ' t like students who fool around in class. STEPHEN LEONG-Stephen is another faithful hall walker. Dislikes homework which interferes with CFL and NFL. Ambition 4 year plans. KEITH McDOWELL-an Anti-school type. DON MELNICHUK-Sports Captain and Razorback who likes girls, money. Ford ' s, Vancouver, ten-mile road races, but dislikes 6 ' 4 half-milers. Weakness is long blonde hair. JIM PICKERING-A new arrival from Tec-Voc who likes football and hockey. ROBERT SELLEY-Choir member and poor undeserving Eye Rep. Performs all life ' s functions such as breathing, eating, dislikes working. JIM THOMPSON-Active in beaching, hockey, eating. Goes for Pizza,3-speed Jeeps, sleeping, and drive-ins. FRED WAECHTER-Activities include school, hospital, choir, swimming. Has a weakness for girls and can be heard thinking You can ' t get more out of life than you put in. Ambition: BA at U of M. ELFRIEDA WARKENTIN-Activities include being sec. treas; working at Dubs , bugging people, spending money. Likes coffee and dislikes biology. Wants to attend University of some other prov. TERRY WOO-Activities include inhaling, exhaling, eating, sleeping, football, T.V., homework (in that order) Likes football, hockey, Supremes, but dislikes chronic complainers, boring Eng. Periods. Ambition: University. ROOM 49 JOAN BAGOT-Activities include choir, art, piano. Likes: brown eyes, basketball, jade and plans to be social worker. SYLVIA BLAJER-Water-skiier who also likes horseback riding and weekends. Can be heard saying or something else Ambition is to get to U of M. 86 RAY CALDER-Feels you don ' t have to be crazy to go to school here, but it helps. Enjoys Riverton weekends, the Halo Syndicate. Ambition is U of M for teaching. WENDY CARTER-School activities include choir and Campus Life. Also interested in C.A. ' s and A.R.C. Plans to attend teacher ' s college and work with retarded children. AL COLLINS-Viewpoint; Our farmers are in trouble. They ' re growing wheat that won ' t sell. Activities: I ' ve given up wheat and taken to sowing oats. DAVE DEAN-Ambition is to turn a 14. Dislikes writing school write-ups and pet peeve is people who drive inconsiderably (mentioning no names). JOHN FRIESEN-Music enthusiast whose main activity (apart from coffee breaks) is choir. Also W.P., Y.C., guitar, folk music, and Mr. Froese ' s maths classes. Ambition is university. MARGARET GEMBEY-Activities include music lessons, sewing and painting. Would like to go into nursing. MYRA HARVEY-Likes: holidays, payday. Dislikes: snobs. Ambition: rich and famous. Fate: drive ' 48 Dodge forever. Pet Peeve: brother ' s driving. Activities: Jet ' s games. Weakness: new cars. ROSA-LYNNE lANNONE-Activities-class president, madrigal choir, working at the Bay. Likes: music, dogs, people, having fun. PP: The Establishment Ambition-membership with Mafia. Fate: full time wop. MARK LITTLE-School Activities-choir, going for coffee, failing French, and Mrs. Rajan ' s Biology class. Future Ambition: Get out of Daniel. Pet Peeve: Hot dog teachers, frosh. BONNIE MILLER-ln school she works on Breezes Advertising, Communications Committee, and choir. Outside she works at Safeway. Likes mushroom, life, and blond guys. Heading for Europe; teaching career. KEN PORTER-Activities: HALO SIN-DICATE, volleyball, guitar, girls. Lives for a certain army shirt and weekends. Can be heard complaining about short haircuts or saying I love you too . SUSAN TALANICO-Strong supporter of all sports, and a choir member. Works at Action 5 when not after the boys. Heading for California and the air . DALE TUCKEN-Main outside activities-working. Future Plans: to leave Daniel. Viewpoint: think most people are phony and only looking out for themselves. GORDON WHEATLEY-Activities include Breeze ' s Advertising, Judo club, trying to pass XII. Also bowling, working, cars. Top ' s. Future Plans: working and university. Dislikes: Guys with new cars. ROOM 12 DONNA ANSELL-Donna ' s activities are centred outside the school. She plans to go into nursing and forget about teachers and everything concerning school. Weakness is blonde hair, blue eyes. WALTER BARTSH-Football supporter, girl chaser, and pool shark, he dislikes a slow Plymouth with no muffler. Wants to finish a daydream but may end up a bad trip. BILL BOORMAN-Works at the Winnipeg Arena and for the Highways Department; plans to enter Drafting at MIT. RICHARD BEAQUE-Attends all classes faithfully? Goes out with the wife, then the boys. Indulges in such things as parties, pool games and other such matters not to be mentioned. Wants to complete 12. MARTIN CLARE-ls active at school and on weekends. Wants to pass Grade 12. GORD HUMINUK-Constantly seen with the boys on a wild weekend at Trout Lake. Seen again the following weekend cleaning up and cashing in empties. 87 BERNHARD KRAHN-Only school activity is curling. Outside activities are cycling and bowling. Future plans are to become a computer operator. DARLENE LINKLATER-An aspiring secretary who likes boys, cars, and dancing; can be found at River Heights. RON LUCAS- Smokey the Bear ' s helper , likes sports, karate, driving an MG, waterskiing and himself. IVAN MILNE-Cycle bum of Rm. 12 can be heard saying Don ' t fool around eh. (Goes for blondes, cycles, brunettes, food. Wants to finish school (at risk of becoming educated bum). WAYNE MISKO-Can be heard saying And so I says to myself, you can do it , has 26 study periods. SHARON MOSEWICH-Plans to become a stenographer; likes: pizza, boys, vettes, John Mayall. Often says Are you kidding? JOEY NOWELL-Joey ' s a real fun-lover who (like many) dislikes the whole School System. IMRE NYIRI-A Variety Soccer player who likes all sports, money, and girls. Imre plans to attend M.l.T. KEN OBLIK-You can often hear him running down the halls yelling Beep! Beep! Vroooom! Plans to learn to shift. DOROTHY PEZZOLLA-A future lab technician who likes a certain boy, horses, and most anything else. BRIAN PROCTOR-A mighty maroon who is a gymnast and also his room sports captain. Plans to attend M.l.T. Often says you don ' t impress me. TIM PROVEDA-One of the Falcon Lake Boys , has an aversion to square heads, grease, hot dogs, soul. MURRAY ROSCOE- Very few school activities , he says, Who needs iti , Activities centred in Empress Lanes, The Black Knight Wants to Eat one of Little green grasshoppers. SHEILA SHEPHERD-lnside, she found distracting people in the study hall. Outside, riding around in a dumpy red sportscar. Wants to get out of the red sports car but may end up part of it. DAVE SIWICKI- The Black Knight -likes V stockers, Capt. Crunch. His ambition is to turn in a sub-20-second E.T. KEN STEWIN-Likes loud, loud, loud, cars and sleeping in History class. Wants to get his muffler fixed but will probably end up paying the $50 fine. BOB WILSON-Bob likes motorcycles, eating, money. Believes in weekends. Plans to go to M.l.T. ANDY WOROBY-Athletics are his main interest. Future plans include a career in athletics or architectural drafting. ALMA ZUBERT-Activities include choir, badminton, secretary-treasurer, XFC, plans to be secretary and travel. ROOM 55 THOMAS ALEXANDER-Tom plans eventually to travel, attend M.l.T., and settle down. Meanwhile he likes hot cars, girls and getting the most out of life. 88 PAUL ASGERISON-Nice guy, pleasant to associate with. He ' s lead guitarist in the famed Living Soul Device . MURRAY CHILTON-N.A.R.D. drummer, school orchestra. Hopes to attend Toronto Conservatory of Music, Parker Gillespie School of Applied Jazz and end up a professional drummer. DON COWARD-Popular friendly person. Activities: Fancy cars and anything but school. HENRY DANIESL-Activities: Choir, Co-op, studying. Ambition: 1969-70 Graduate. DOROTHY EVANS-A hard-working girl who lives for good weekends, Dorothy ' s ambition is to pass XI Maths. For some reason, she dislikes motorcycle rides. TERRY GOLKO-New to Daniel this year from Gordon Bell. Terry is Room 55 ' s girls sports captain and nice person as well. STEVE HANNER-A choir member who enjoys relaxing, soul music and brown eyes while he dislikes dry weekends, quiet parties. His ambition is to finish grade 12. BOB JUSKIW-Another of Rm. 55 ' s friendly members who spends his time on Corvette ' s, Jaguars and other worthy cars. His only other pastime is homework (? ). RON KIMMEL-lf not spending time with the Big Blue , can be found dragging volkswagens. Viewpoint of life: If it feels good do it, but don ' t blame me! WENDY KOLOSAR-A school dreamer , Wendy is active at Crypt and St. Lukes. She plans to drift in the future, perhaps into practical nursing but always facing sunshine. DON KOWARCHUK-Another working man who hopes to end up a manager. Activities: Long weekends at Clear Lake. BART MARTEN-Activities: Inter-room champ. Friendly athlete of room 55. Studious, energetic. GEORGE MARTINUK-A sports fanatic who coaches and participates in football, hockey, baseball, golf and rugger. KLAUS MUELLER-Another athletic choir member who likes this and that and everything else. His weakness is school and his ambition is to graduate. GORD MUIR-Likes: Good Doobies, Calvert ' s Old, having a license. Pet Peeve: Not having a license. Favorite saying: You got a license. Ambition: To get my license. DAVID NAZAR-Another Football player who enjoys wild parties with all the boys and, of course, lots of women. Dave plans to attend M.l.T. RAINER NOWAK-Rainer hopes to attend M.l.T. while his likes include music and clothes. MIKE NOWELL-A working man who likes short and or skinny legs and dislikes the longer variety. Mike plans to become a teacher. SYLVIA OLYNYK-Room 55 ' s president. Lives for weekends and spends the days in between recuperating. Ambition: M.l.T. for Lab technology. Fate: Scientist for Hallucinatory Drug Company. ROGER PRATT-Friendly Congenial. Rog is a car ounatic whose thing includes MG ' s and Ferraris. RAY QUEREL-Can be found loitering in halls. Outside activities include a certain girl and hockey. Plans to work in airplane and get married. ( 89 KURT RADTKE-ls a music lover being in school choir, church choir and brass band. Pet Peeve-getting up mornings. GLENN ROSS-Spends all week looking for a girl for weekend. Has a weakness for girls with long hair. Plans to buy a new ' vetter favourite saying but its fun . MARLENE SINGA-Works at Dayton ' s, watches T.V., goes to Bomber football games. Varied likes include Chinese food, salami pizza, colour T.V., and stuffed animals. GARY TAYLOR-Sleeps all day in the lunch Room. Wants to get through grade 12 in his second year. Fate-to spend all his life getting through. BETTY THIESSEN-Enjoys painting, shooting and field hockey, dislikes ornery boys. Her ambition is to go to Maine and paint. CAROL WEIDEMAN-Choir member who enjoys reading painting. Plans to be a lab Technician or Radioligist. Enjoys classical and semi-classical music. EUGENE WERTEPNY-Likes football and Keystone. Likes 440 Dodge Charger R T ' s. Dislikes 327 Chevy SB ' s Fords. Plans to attend MIT in the future. DAN PARLIAMENT-ROOM 3-A future pilot whose activities include choir, curling, flying. Air Cadets, Tape Club. Dan likes Dodge Darts, egg sandwiches and his pet peeve is Breezes write-ups. RUTH BYOUIST-ROOM 56-Junior Councillor at Eaton ' s, talking with the girls. Weakness: The Ghost and Mrs. Muir. Her ambition is to last till June. 90 GRADE TWELVE the serious year decisions goals study hard work 91 ROOM 66 BRIAN ARNOLD-A sweet, lovable, handsome, athletic, modest kid, who must have written his own write-up. DAVID BALZER-Activities: St. James Raiders QB, Sport ' s Rep., attempting to tell jokes. Likes: purple polka-dots, N.Y. Mets. BOB BEST-Activities: football, basketball. Likes: pizza, small cars, sports, drums, banjos Weakness: Pepperoni pizza. Ambition: university. SALLY BODNER-Activities: swimming, tennis, choir, gymnastics. Ambition: Ph. D. in mathematics, physics. Believes idleness is foundation of boredom. MARLENE BUJAK-Activities: choir, working at Gen. Hosp. F.S.: Oi Vayl Likes: pistachios, color T.V. Ambition: pharmacy. MARSH COLLINS-Another person who believes in avoiding yearbook writeups. BRIAN DONST-Activities: Eye, math club, phoenix club. Dislikes: apathetic people. Ambition: to participate, contribute, and help. BRUCE HANSON-Activities: social committee, football, gymnastics, electronics, judo. Ambition: score touchdown. Fate: break leg in showerroom. MANFRED HEGER-Activities: love-bugging. Favourite Saying: sweet tale. Likes: dames Dislikes: games. Ambition: beat Roberts at Risk. LORY JOHANNSON-Likes: George, ham sandwiches, 53 Meteors. Dislikes: late people. Breezes write-ups. Favourite Saying: Don ' t be mean! DON KASIAN-Noted for ability in spoiling good jokes by telling them. Very ambitious fellow. Ambition: none. GEORGE KLASSEN-Activities: class president, member of Mighty Maroons, various committees, all chors. Favourite Saying: Son of a Gun. RUTH KNOWLES-One of quieter nuts of Room 66. Besides doing school work, enjoys choir, sewing. Future: teaching. GEORGE KOMUS-Activities: Math club, moonlighting for City Library, Eatons. Likes: almost everything. Dislikes: Homework. Ambition: actuary. DENNIS LARSON-Activities: electronics, air cadets, swimming. Likes: doing nothing, sleeping in. Ambition: to get through university. CAROLYM MARTENS-Activities: Breezes, choir, curling. Likes: friendly people, having a twin, contact lenses. Ambition: to be a doctor. CHRIS MASLANKA-Likes: bugging people. Soul mission: convince the world of my eloquence and charm. Fate: to succeed. JANICE MASTERS-Likes: week-ends, men. Falcon, folk music. Dislikes: people who think they ' re cool . Weakness: blue eyes. Ambition: U. of M. BOB McCOLM-Saying: When ' s this class over? Likes: Cos. P.P.: Milton Berle. Ambition: comic. Fate: Good Humor man. BRUCE MILLS-Activities: ex-Free Press carrier, inter-room sports. Likes: four o ' clock and study periods. Fate: unemployed billionaire. CAROL OSTOP-Likes: old Beetle songs, Feliciano, protests against everything. Ambition: very little. Fate: very much. GWENDOLYN PHEIFER-Activities: choirs, badminton. Likes: rain, water-sports, driving. Dislikes: moths, fish, pigeons. P.P.: sisters, blushing. MARILYN PLENERT-Activities: choir, going to school. Future plans: teaching. Likes: weekends, boys, candy, more boys. GARY POLLREIS-student who likes betting against the Bombers likes winning even more. LARRY ROBERTS-Likes: Montreal Canadians, chess. Dislikes: Montreal Expos, checkers. Ambition: hotdogger. Fate: hotdog. RANDY SARNA-Likes: food, money, girls. Ambition: to do something right. Fate: to remain a bungling boob. CINDY SMITH-Room 66 riot. Activities: interroom sports, choir, heart club. Favorite pastime: imitating people, borrowing clothes. JOHN SPISICH-Member of choirs, chess club. Ambition: To drive a Ferrari Fate: ' 57 Chevy. BRAD STEVENS-Activities: School soccer, basketball. Choir. Likes: Weekends, Skiing. Dislikes: Conceited people. Favorite saying: Back off! ROOM 38 BENG TYSON-Activities: Vice-President, Heart Club, Social Committee, Communications Committee, Mighty Maroons, Choirs. Likes: Girls! I I , Music, Football. DIANA AU-Activities: Choir, inter-room sports, working weekends, dancing. Pet Peeve: Opening lockers, Monday mornings. Viewpoint: Too much stress on Homework. Ambition: To survive Grade XI. LAUREEN CAMPBELL-Likes: Guitar, astronomy, strawberry yogurt, FM radio, organization, Aufray. Ambition: To see the world. JOE DIUBALDO-Enjoys extra-curricular activities. Plays volleyball and is a member of Drama Club. Thinks text-books should be abolished. Ambition: Teacher. MAURO DOBRAN-Activities: Mighty Maroon, Discus, Shot Put. Likes: Maple Walnut Icecream, Females. Dislikes: Slow Buses. Room 38 HERBERT GIN-Activities: Tape electronics club. Likes: Girls. Dislikes: Conceited People. Ambition: University, to speak French, German. JOSEPH GOTTLI-Activities: Varsity soccer, choir, right-hand man to D.P. Likes: A certain brunette, political campaigns. Ambition: Crown prosecutor. Fate: Defense attorney. BILL GRAY-Activities: Maths, Chess club. Favorite saying: Checkmate in 2 moves. Likes: Lincoln ' s, good Chess players. Dislikes: Better players. TOM HARRISON-Blue Heart activities: St. James Raiders, Helping M.L. out of ditches. Hates: Eng. Lit. Ambition: University. MAUREEN HATCH-Activities: Choir, Hi-C. Likes: Sewing, animals and mathematics. Dislikes: History homework and English. Ambition: Pharmacist. KOEIM HOSEIN-Activities: Lunch room, soccer, Phys. Ed. Likes: Apples, pizzas, people. Dislikes: Astrology, red. Ambition: Scientist. Fate: Astrologer. BETTY HUNTER-Activities-Coffee House, parties, dances, sleeping. Likes: 4:00 Friday. Dislikes: Composition, P.E., Monday morning. Ambition: Zoologist. PAUL JOHNSON-Activities: Football-one of these days they ' ll give him his equipment. Favorite saying: What homework? DARLENE KOWAL-Activities: DMCI choirs, having fun Likes: 4:00 Friday, shopping, all music, groovy people Pet Peeve: Maths, crowded hallways Ambition: To travel. VANCE LAVERY-Pet Peeve: Hates frosh and the Monkees. Likes: Stones, Hollies, frieking out Favorite saying: hmmm... STANLEY LEONG-Activities: inter-room sports. Likes: people, especially girls. Dislikes: weekdays, mornings. Weakness: girls who cry. Ambition: U. of M. GAYLE LEVERTON-Gayle is a charming, intellectual and vivacious girl. She also has a gun in my side. RON LOEWEN-A groundless neo-activist. Pet Peeve: me Likes: hall-walking, peace, grapes, music. FRANK LOTZ-Likes: exploration, milk, school, weekend orgies. Hates: grease Ambition: bum across Canada, Student Radical Leader. DOUG MATHESON-Mighty Maroons, sleeping in classes, tolerating Wright Likes: Someone in D.C.I. Future: Military College. ALLAN McDONALD-Activities: Cross Country, Girl watching. Pet Peeve: English essays. Ambition: to go to University Likes: a certain blonde. PETER MULYK-Activities: Chess and Judo clubs Favorite Saying: Hey Juniors! Likes: Football, Track, Maths. Ambition: University. FRED ORMONDE-Activities: Football, Hockey Likes: ' 65 Fury Ill ' s, french fries, Charlie Brown. Ambition: Chartered Accountant. DAVE PARKES-Activities: Class president, volleyball, star of soccer team. Ambition: University Fate: Kindergarten Weakness: girls, P.P. blushing redheads. ROLAND PATENAUDE-Says he works and studies hard. Plans to go to U, marry and have no children. MARILYN REMPLE-School Activities: choir Likes: English, History Dislikes: homework Future Plans: nurse or teacher. BRAD THIESSEN-sports activist, can be seen playing ball with V.N., V.C. on weekends. F.S. There goes scrunt. BRUCE WILSON-One of de boys of 38. Activities: practising locking and unlocking his locker. JACK WONG-Activities: work hard Likes: Girls, money, travelling Dislikes: wearing hats. Weakness: Long haired girls Ambition: University. HELEN WONG-Our sports minded Eye Rep who likes Friday at 4:00. Hopes include University and Europe. MEGAN WONG-A cheerleader who is active on weekends. Likes happy people and blondes. PP. Bending over. RONALD WRIGHT-Likes: sports, judo and hockey and chess, physics, would like to attend University, teach later. BERTA ZACCARDI-Activities: saving money for a second trip toltaly Ambition: marry an Italian. Fate: hung up on Mastroiani. ROOM 39 NOREEN ALLEN-Activities: choir. Volleyball, Basketball Swimathons Pet Peeve: Pushy locker neighbours Favourite saying: Here comes KnuckleheadI JAMES ASKEIVE-Activities: dances, sports Likes: football games, I LIKE DANIELI KAREN ATKINSON-Activities: choir, orchestra, curling Ambition: nursing Pet Peeve: Jane ' s jokes Favorite Saying: I know. Sherry, I knowl DONALD BRAY-Dislikes: history essays, library periods Activities: pool, stamp collecting, bicycling Likes: money, cars, the finer things of life. ERNA BUFFI E-Activities: basketball, football, inter-room sports Likes: puffed wheat. Pixie Dixie cartoons and Marvel the Mustang Ambition: Phys. Ed. teacher. GLENN EDMONDSON-Likes: Weekends at 1303 Spruce, blue, pink. Dislikes: baby whale, Beachboys, Maths, Breezes Write ups Ambition: tour Europe. HUGH ELIASSON-Activities: Heart Club, water-skiing Likes: soggy corn flakes Pet Peeve: teachers who ask questions Ambition: to pass garde 11. PAM FOX-Activities: choir Favorite Saying: Hi Pooh-Bearl Likes: Weekends in the States Future plans: University. INGRID FRIESEN-Activities: choir. Drama Club, Inter-room sports Pet Peeve: homework Favorite Saying: What History Test? ? ? DIANA HALIUK-Activities: badminton, choir Likes: music, sports, boys Dislikes: cold weather, vegetables Future plans: to go to university become a nurse. JANE HARRIS-Likes: the Occult Dislikes: being photographed Ambition: to set sail for parts uknown. AUBREY HEMMINGER-Activities: Choir and worrying about math tests. Ambition: to write a best-seller Favourite saying: Desilite in lacus. TERRI HO-Likes: to be liked, the art of beauty Dislikes: to be disliked, exams Ambition: to travel, to be comfortably rich. VERNA HOBAN-Activities-Breezes Rep., choir. Inter-room sports Likes: horseback riding, sad songs, summer, peanuts Ambition: Psychiatric nurse. DIANE HOLESM-Activities: ? ? ? Likes: weekends, certain U. of M. guys Dislikes: getting up in the morning. Ambition: go to Europe. DAVID JONASSON-Ambition: Math-minded genius (? ) Likes: cars, football, bird-watcher. LYNNORE JONES-Ativities: choir, inter-room sports, curling, and bowling Dislikes people who crack their knuckles. Ambition: interior designer. DEBORAH LACOMY-Activities: day-dreaming, Y. gym. Pet Peeve: pigs Dislikes: some teachers Likes: peaceful surroundings, bikes. 96 SUSAN LAWLER-Activities: Volleyball, badminton, field hockey Likes: sports, holidays, summer, Simon Garfunkel, Snoopy Pet Peeve: french, sarcastic people. MARGARET LOTZ-Activities: Choir, inter-room sports, teaching Sunday school Likes: little brothers, boys, music Ambition: northern missionary teacher. LEIGH QUESNEL-Activities: Drama club, choir, french club. Likes: horseback riding, motorcycles, food. Dislikes: grumpy people Ambition: law. ANNE SCHLEIER-Activities: inter-room sports, teaching Sunday School Likes: music, watching sports, reading Ambition: teaching in Northern Canada. RANDY STEFFAN-Likes: watching television, billiards, reading Dislikes: math tests, homework, Shakespeare Ambition: to become a criminologist. TOM STRIKE-Activities: judo club Dislikes: library periods, homework Likes: money, football, girls, cars (not necessarily in that order). SHERRY TAIT-Activities: choir, curling. Favorite Saying: Sam ' s in that condition again! Pet Peeve: Tall girls Ambition: to grow. DEBBIE TENNANT-Likes: Weekends, people Dislikes: some teachers Pet Peeve: Chemistry Future Plans: United College for Grade XII. Room JANICE THORVALDSON-Activities: Choir Interests: Badminton, horseback riding, music, swimming Ambition: to be a pediatric nurse. SILVIA VISINTIN-Favourite saying: I didn ' t know that Weakness: being a dumb blonde Pet Peeve: not knowing anything. Ambition: unknown. RICHARD WOOLLARD-Activities: Chess Likes: Badminton. JANICE WRIGHT-Activities: Field-Hockey, volleyball, basketball, choir Likes: Weekends and holidays Dislikes: waking up on school mornings. Ambition: to be on time. ROOM 25 RICHARD ZAKLIKOCKI-Activities: Choir, doing homework, and studying Dislikes: Phys. Ed. and library periods Pet Peeve: Breezes ' Writeups. GARY ARDRON-Activities: Hockey, football Likes: Calling down Phil Tynes Fate: flunkey. BRENDA BENNETT-Activities: Choir, laughing Likes: dill pickles, dogs Ambition: to own a car F.S.: I don ' t know. DONNA BERRY-5 ' 1 and short hair Pet Peeve: 5 ' 2 , long hair. Aim: INterior Decorator Probable fate: housepainter. PAT BURDON-Activities: many Favorite Saying: Hey Babel Ambition: to play tackle for DMCI Maroons Fate: Benchwarmer. DEBBIE CAMPBELL-Favorite saying: Whatever turns you onl Likes: good books, basketball, money Ambition: Pass math. RONALD CHIEF-Likes: Sports, especially Hockey Dislikes: homework Ambition: duhl Fate: duh! MIKE CONROY-Activities: Getting up and going to sleep Likes: Cars, motorcycles, girls Pet Peeve: Monday mornings. Ambition: Lawyer. EARL FOWKE-School Activities-Football, choir Outside Activities: homework Viewpoint: Loves school but hates the work. INGRID HEIM: Likes: Pets, food, cars Ambition: medical research Fate: Picking raisins for a fruit cake company. FARID HOSEIN-Likes: Soccer, history, reading Ambition: Corporation Lawyer Fate: Office clerk. GEORGE HUCUL-Another Clifton Boy, lives for L.J. Activities: his ' 53 meteor, sports, weekends and bluehearts. JACQUIE IRWIN-Activities: waiting for weekends. Likes: Simon and Garfunkel, travelling. Interests: anything. P.P.: Getting up. JEANNETTE LaRUE-Likes: Boys with a sense of humour, weekends, onion rings. Weakness: people. Ambition: to have adventure. DAVE LOWRY-Activities: Baseball, inter-room sports. Likes: sports, driving. Ambition: To keep the car on the road. 97 BOB MARTIN-seen bouncing everywhere, only goals in life are freedom and to be an artist. BRUCE McCORMACK-Activities: Football and avoiding homework. Pet peeve: Football practice. Ambition: get through grade 11. LYNDA NICHOLSON-Ambition: social worker. Likes: holidays, Florida and swimming. Future plans: to pass grade 11. BOB PIZEY-Another No write-up man. JUDY ROUTH-Activities: choir. Likes: clothes, money, stuffed animals, long hair, dimples and boys. Ambition: Teacher. ELSIE SAWATZKY-I ' m perfect, but nobody knows it. ANNA SIENKO-Likes: meeting new people, sports cars, has a care sense of humour? ? ! ! Ambition: Bio-chemist. GORDON TATARYN-Activities: Chess club, star gazing. Likes: Everything out of this world. Ambition: Famous astronomer. DAVID THOMPSON-David is always cheerful and happy. He belongs to the dress club. Ambition: engineeer. PHIL TYNES-Activities: plays football and basketball. Favorite saying: oh yea! Ambition: to get highest mark in history. CAROL UTSUNOMIYA-Activities: curling. Likes: clothes, mauve, suede jackets, and sheepdogs. Ambition: nurse. PAT VINCENT-can always be seen walking with Bear. Acitivites: sings in choir. Ambition: pass grade eleven. ROBERT FABRIS-School Activities: football, basketball. Likes: sports, cars, girls. Ambition: Phys. Ed. teacher, pass grade 11. RON YAWORSKI-Rm. 25 ' s Pusher (BQChev ' s), Likes: his girlfriend Pat, parties, fast cars. Ambition: Architecare at University, Drag Rader. ROOM 4 DONNA BORESKI-Likes: sad songs, motorcycles, outdoors, pickles. Dislikes: liars, people feeling sorry for her. Activities: choir. GEORGE BUTZ-Activities: football, basketball. Favourite saying: Wha ' d you say goof? Likes: sports, girls. Ambition: Phys. Ed. teacher. HELEN CHIN-Activities: bowling, soul dance, table-tennis. Likes: swimming, cars. Dislike: wearing glasses. Ambition: enter to university. DIANNE DESROSIERS-Activities: singing, talking. Likes: walking, dancing, animals. Dislikes: homework. Ambition: University of Man. BRIAN DUNSFORD-One of the original bluehearts. Likes: girls, hockey, and ' 58 Pontiacs. Pet Peeve: his neighbour. SHARON ETSELL-Activities: rangers and candystriping. Ambition: nursing. Likes: reading, sewing, embroidering, cooking and camping. HANNELORE GOOSSEN-Activities: living for the weekends. Likes: weekends, dark hair. Pet Peeve: crowded lockers. Ambition: University. HELMUT HERWIG-Activities: going to school. Likes: girls, running, more girls. Dislikes: getting up in the morning. LYNN HOLMES-Activities: inter-room sports. Likes: horses, fresh air, travelling, laughing. Weakness: dimples. Ambition: M.l.T. KEITH MIKKELSON-Likes: ' 63 Valaint, parties. Pet Peeve: ' 63 Future. Activities: hockey, school?, blue hearts. LAUREN MINIELY-Activities: choir. Likes: her horse, incense, music, dances, laughing. Dislikes: frosh, Montreal. Ambition: Lab Tech. SHARON McNEILLY-Activities: a certain guy. Likes: fast cars and motorcycles, money. Dislikes: spiders, rain. Ambition: accountant. RANDY NASH-Activities: volleyball, judo, chess. Interests: sports, food, girls. Future Plans: Canadian Armed Forces. BETTY NOWAK-Likes: volleyball, hockey, football, lacrosse, Boston Bruins, peanut butter, winter, windy days. Ambition: physiotherapist. JANET PAZDOR-Activities: field hockey, inter-room sports, choir, awards committee. Favourite Saying: My goodness! Likes: Vincent Massey. BRENDA SALTER-Likes: boys, cats, sports, the Animals. Dislikes: chain letters. Ambition: stewardess. Activities: choir, inter-room sports. DOUG SARGEANT-Activities: heart club, social committee. Mighty Maroons. Ambition: phys. ed. instructor. Dislikes: phony people. URSULA SCHINDEL-Ambition: to pass maths.. Likes: sleeping in, beaches. Dislikes: week day mornings, studying. Activities: choir. RANDY STEFURA-another blueheart. Likes: music, girls, and having a ball. Activities: scrapping at Gimli. P.P.: J.T. PAT THOMPSON-Activities: choir. Likes: clothes, dances, weekends, money, candles. Dislikes: phonies. Weakness: Chinese food. Ambition: teacher. DEBRA THORNE-Favourite Saying: Janet, help me with my French? Activities: inter-room sports, field hockey. Awards Committee. Room 14 BRIAN GRAY-gay, happy, type of fellow. Activities: curling, football, hockey, choir, girl-watching. Ambition: chartered accountant. ROSALIE HERZOG-seen smiling at everybody and everything. Likes: getting letters, knitting, sewing. Ambition: home ec. teacher. KEN KERR-Activities: inter-room sports, curling, choir, baseball, football, soccer. Future plans; commercial pilot. Fate: grease monkey. CAROLYN LAPUK-Activities-choir, girls’ curling. Likes: swimming, skiing. Falcon Lake ' s evergreens. Ambition: interior design. Fate; housepainter. LUCIA LEE-Activities: class vice-president, Chinese dancing. Likes: sewing, dress designing. Pet Peeve: Friday nights. Ambition: Fashion designer. ED MATIATION-Activities; Royal Crown and Sargent Billiards. Likes: sports, hunting, drawing. Ambition: draftsman. CYRIL McFALL-Activities: fishing, soccer, swimming, inter-room sports. Ambition: physical education teacher. JANET MIDDLETON-class cynic seen at Caesar’s Palace. Likes: eating, drinking, pay-day. P.P.: fat, p atronizing people, maths. JANICE WELLIGAN-Activities: choir, badminton, sports, dancing, tennis. Likes: boys, roller-skating. Future Plans: nursing. CARTER WHITE-Activities; boy’s and mixed choirs, hopes of Madrigal and Japan, curling. Ambition; university. JUTTA WYSOCKI-Likes; pickles and ice-cream. Favourite saying; Barf. Favourite song: Lets Play Games of Love. ROOM 14 ANNE BOOMER-Activities; choir, sports. Favourite Saying: Is that right . Likes: folk singing. Ambition: university and travel. GARY CARD-Likes: heavy music, unlucky numbers. Ambition; club musician. Fate; conformist. JANIS CHURCH-Activities: choir, music. Sea Rangers. Likes: reading and home economics. Dislikes: those little green lockers. Ambition: Dietician. SHERRY CLARKE-Likes: sincerity, poetry, guitar, beaches, soul singers. Pet Peeve: stuck up people. Ambition: to travel. GISELA DAHL-Activities: choir. Dislikes: cold weather, small lockers. Likes: sewing, walks in the park. Ambition: elementary school teacher. DAVE DZURNCHUK-Activities; library, fishing. Dislikes: maths. Likes; television, pizza. Ambition: to complete grade XII. SHERYL FAVELL-Activities: choir, working at W.G.H. Dislikes: school. Likes: holidays. Ambition: to work in an office. KEN FOGELBERG-Activities: hockey football. Likes: all teachers. Dislikes: school. Ambition: goal-tender of Canadian Nationals. GARRY PAWLYCHKA-Activities; cycling, hunting, tennis, shove lling snow. Likes: rabbits, pizza, swimming, 55 Chevys. Pet Peeve: small lockers. DALE PIERCE-Gay scientist of Rm 14. Activities: choir, electronics club. Ambition: Electronics Engineer. F.S. What Homework? FRANK REMPEL-Enjoys most sports especially hunting and fishing. Ambition: to finish school and get a job. RAY RITICHIE-Happy-go-lucky President of Rm. 14 Ray is an asset, especially to the choir. Ambition: Teacher. Fate: Janitor. JUDY SAGAR-Activities: sports captain, watching Clifton football games, wrestling. Likes: dancing, Simon and Garfunkel, dills. Pet Peeve: sneezing. PAUL SCHICK-Member of might St. James Raiders, seen coming in at 9:05. Likes: girls and 50. DOROTHY SCHUETZMANN-Activities: choir, inter-room sports, going to the lake. Likes: clothes, weekends, beaches. Ambition: teacher. DON SLY-School activities: Inter-room sports, curling. Outside activities: hockey, baseball and other sports. Future plans: Shops teacher. BEVERLEY TRACK-Likes: sewing, reading, sports, chemistry. Dislikes: Biology labs. Ambition: Home Economist. BRYAN VERITY-School Activities: inter-room sports, badminton. Outside Activities: horseback riding. Future Plans: Electrical engineer, raises horses. KAREN WENSEL-Activities: volley-ball, basketball, Kamp ' s. Pet Peeve: waiting for buses. Likes: walking in the rain. Ambition: social worker. ROOM 21 ALISJER ARCHIBALD-Blueheard, Activities: Playing in a sandbox with Borley and scrapping at Gimli. Likes: Cold brew. Led Zepplin. ELLEN BETCHER-School Activities: choir. Likes: Johnny Rivers, long hair, people, shy boys and choir. BETTY-ANNE BLACK-Activities: inter-room sports, judo. Weakness: long sideburns. Likes: faded jeans, yogurt, the lake. Ambition: U. of M. DAVID BLANK-School Activities: sleeping, waking up, opening and closing lockers. FERNAND CHABOT-New member to Daniel. A former St. Pauler. Member of Mighty Maroon ' s. Likes: cars, money, teachers. CALVIN SHIN-No school activities. Outside Activities: shooting pool, girls. Ambition: Engineer. RANDY ELYSHEN-Likes: cool evenings. School Activities: none. Dislikes: Gay decievers and censored movies. Outside Activiteis: football. WILLFORT ERICHSEN-Outside Activiteis: hockey, sports. Future Plans: travel, go to M.l.T. or University. NANCY FRASER-Likes: guitar playing, rain. Dislikes: 7Up, cats. Ambition: to go back to Scotland. Weakness: boys. PAT HAMILTON-Activities: spreading elephant jokes. Weakness: card games. GERRY LYNCH-School Activities: sleeping. Likes: 4 o ' clocks and weekends. Favorite saying: You drunkard”. DAVID MA-Activities: not many. Outside activities: table tennis, swimming. Ambition: Engineer. Likes: football games. MARIKO MATSUMOTO-Activities: choir. Weakness: calories. Likes: dancing, swimming, Japanese food. Dislikes: English, payouts. Ambition: to speak English. RICHARD McLAUCHLAN-Likes: cars, beer girls. Pet Peeve: no girls, no beer. Ambition: biologist. Fate: zoo keeper. DEBBIE OSTROWSKI-Likes: buckskins. Dislikes: sharp knives. Pet Peeve: trying to eat Burgers . LORI RICHMOND-School Activities: limited. Outside activities: baton, boys. Future Plans: M.l.T. View Point: looking up. 100 WES ROBINSON-Likes: Science. Ambition; to reach the stars. Fate: deep sea diver. GORDON SALO-Activities: Waiting for 4 o ' clock. Likes: weekends. Dislikes: Monday morning. CAROLINE SHINNIMIN-Outside Activities: horseback riding, football games. Future Plans: teacher. Likes: clothes. Dislikes: homework. SHIRLEY-MAE STEIN-Likes: people, music and the rain. Dislikes: phonies and spoiled brats. Ambition: Europe. ANNA TENOSKY-Activities; choir. Communications and the Band. Likes: making music, poplar trees. Ambition: teacher. WANDA WADGE-Likes: curling, Glen Campbell. Dislikes: homework! ! Ambition: Nurse. Fate: clean-up lady at Winnipeg General Hospital. SANDY WAINWRIGHT-Likes: buckskins and brown beans. Dislikes: writing yearbook writeups. DENNIS WOLOCHATIUK-School Activities; PenicI chewing. Likes: Melcher ' s Very Mild in big glasses. Ambition: University. Fate: Daniel forever. GLADYS ZACHARIAS-Activities: choir, orchestra, judo, curling. Likes: poetry, Joan Baez, grapes, Lightfoot. ROOM 29 SHERRI ANDREW-Activities: inter-room sports, badminton. Likes: sideburns, Friday afternoons, and cold water. Dislikes; boring classes. Ambition: teacher. JOE BACKSTROM-School Activities: 9-4. Outside Activities: classified. Viewpoint: inside looking out. Likes: dances, bands, and N.N. Future Plans: to make Gr. 11 a 6 yr. plan. PAT BRANDSON-Likes: dances, certain blonde at U. of M., cheerleading. Pet Peeve: being one of the boys. Ambition: nurse. SUSAN BURI-Likes: theatre, sports cars, poetry, folk music, individuality. Dislikes: hypocrites. Ambition: journalist. Fate: me . ALISON CALVERT-Activities: field hockey, curling, choir. Eye. Likes: long weekends, sleeping-in. Dislikes: being called Big Al . MARCEL DEBOOY-Distinguishes himself as a quiet, self-disciplined swinger. Mathematics is his bag. Likes: R.H. in Rm. 14. VALERIE GODFREY-Ambition: learn to drive. Likes: suede, leather, cats, clothes. Favorite saying: Yeah, I know your type. ERNEST KAMINSKY-Activities: Sports. Likes: cars, girls, money. Ambition: pass garde 11. KARL KLATT-Activities: choir. Chess club. Likes: Girls, football, soccer. Dislikes; Chemistry, Math, Physics. Ambition: to make it in life. LORRAINE KRAJCARSKI-Activities: inter-room sports. Likes: clothes, boys. Falcon Lake, weekends, football. Dislikes: Homework. Ambition: undecided. PAT LAMBERT-Likes: Allan King, swimming, D.M.C.I. Dislikes: Mierielle Matthieu, French. Ambition: Nurse. Fate: Housewife. Weakness: Tall, good-natured guys. LINDA MARTIN-Likes: dancing, horseback-riding, walking, and J.K. in Glenlawn. Dislikes; homework on weekends. Ambition: teaching. RAY MELNYK-Activities: football, soccer. Favorite saying: That ' s life. Dislikes: Monday mornings. Ambition: M.l.T. SYDNEY MELNYK-Activities: sharing things with Linda. Likes: short skirts, brunettes. Dislikes: bossy locker partners, blondes. TERRY OVERBY-Activities: Class President, girls. Ambition: To finish his education by 1968. Fate: never finishing school. LINDA PEEVER-Activities: Year Book Rep. Likes: happy people, weekends, clothes. Ambition: a single career girl. Fate: housewife. DAN RICHEN-Likes: Donald Station, blondes. Dislikes: sitting in Saskatchewan. Ambition: Live in Donald Station. Fate: Saskatchewan. JEANIE SPRINGETT-Likes: sewing, swimming, Saturdays. Favourite saying: How was your weekend? Ambition: Teacher. BARRY TURCHEN-Activities: study, breathing. Interests: food, girls, in that order. Dislikes: dancing, Hot Dogs” Future Plans: U. of M. Fate: janitor of M.l.T. BRYAN TURNER-Activities: being an introvert. Ambition: not to be one of the boys. Fate: anti-hero. GUY WHITNEY-Activities: classified. Likes: girls, parties, dances bands. Ambition: enjoy grade XI for the second and last time. LEONARD YOUNG-Activities: bowling, basketball, travelling. Likes: girls with long hair. Dislikes: His watch stopping. Ambition: University. ROOM 48 SHARON ASTLE-Likes: sports, water skiing, music, boys. Future plans: kindergarten teacher. Activities: badminton, choir, inter-room sports. BILL BEES-Activities: the Cont., calling down Lotz. Ambition: kill Lotz. Fate: Lotz as brother-in-law. SHARON BRANDOW-Activities: field hockey, volleyball, basketball, waterskiing. Likes: phys-ed, biology. Dislikes: homework, housework. KAREN BROWN-Likes: friendly people, pizza, maths. Ambition: U. of M. Weaknesses: ice cream. PP. people who never smile. F.S. Ih-huh, sure. DAVID CARTER-Ambition: teacher. Outside activities include judo and football. F.S. How do we do this? DENNIS DESAUTELS-School Activities: girl watching. Outside Activities: girl watching, hockey. Future plans: to watch girls, oceonagrapher. REYNALD DESAUTELS-Likes: food, hockey, girls, football, 4:00 Friday. Dislikes: 9:00 Monday F.S. too much Ambition: University. RICK DRAFFIN-Activities: cadets, sports, likes-to see Daniel win football games. Ambition: University. RALF DYCK-Likes: Basketball, Money, and Gymnastics. Ambition: Unknown Fate: Never Knowing. RON HAVENS-Activities: choir, football, basketball, girl watching. P.P. referees, B.C. Lions. Ambition: Zoologist. HEINZ KLEIN-I sleep in school. I sleep at home. I want to be a professional sleeper forever. GEORGE MARTIN-Likes: Flying, Sloppy Joes, Snowshoeing, Javelins. Ambition: to live forever. F.S. Swing happy! HEATHER McNEILLY-Activities: nil. Likes: food Future plans: marriage at 80. Fate: old maid. CHARLES PONCE-Activities: orchestra, fishing, gardening, job hunting, learning Polish. F.S. What you call it. Ambition: teacher. KATHLEEN POWLES-Interests: writing. Buddhism, astrology, guitar, folk music, art, photography, fashion. Weakness: John Lennon. Future: Progression; Perfection. JOHN QUIRING-Activities: ftying school. Likes: Maths, Science, sport cars. Future Plan: to go to University. CHRISTINE SACIUK-likes: forests, solitude, long baths, good friends. Ambition: University, Europe. GARY SEARCY-Activities: drinking Blue, Studebaker. P.P. geography teacher V.W. Ambition: to drink 12 Blue. DUNC SMITH-Activities: Mighty Maroons, weight-lifting. Judo, choir. Likes: Bugs Bunny Dislikes: locks that don ' t open. HEATHER THOMSON-Activities: choir, baseball. Weakness: tall, dark hadsome guys with sexy voices. MARGARET WARKENTIN-Likes: driving, weekends at T.C. ' s Dislikes: Monday mornings, parking tickets. F.S. just a minute . JEANNIE WONG-Activities-girl ' s sports captain. Likes: sewing, travelling, cars. Dislikes: early mornings. Ambition: medicine. GAYLE YIP-Likes: clothes, Chinese dancing. Weakness: boys. Ambition: University. 102 BERNARD ZAJAC-Activities: professional human being Favorite saying: ' I ' ll see you ' . Likes: Cortina ' s. ROOM 69 LYLE AGAR-Likes: hunting, fishing, eating, sleeping. Dislikes: Maths, English. Ambition: own a gold mine. Fate: claim jumped. VESNA BAKOTA-Ambition: teacher, travelling. Secretary-treasurer of room. Likes: small cars, painting, children, reading, languages, badminton. BRUNO BEVACQUA-Activities: gymnastics, diving, soccer. Likes: Chevys and his Ford. Ambition: finish grade 11. Fate: D.M.C.I. payroll. LESLEY BROOKER-Likes: volley-ball, room sports captain. Enjoys pizza, dances, cars. Ambition: Junior High Maths Teacher. KARL BUCHHOLZ-Activities: choir, cycling, bowling. Likes: Whiteshell, fishing, cars. Ambition: M.l.T. RAYMOND DARASKA-Early bird of 69. Favorite saying: humbug . Ambition: to be funny. Fate: to look the part. NANCY DASH-breezes, eye rep. Ambition: raising horses, dogs, travelling around world. Likes: Australia, day-dreaming in park. DON DAVIDSON-Ambition: biologist. Fate: specimen. Finds school work easy, hardest part, trying to stay awake. FERDINAND Di UBALDO-Ferdinand is interested in extra-curricular activities such as soccer, volleyball, basketball track. Ambition: Phys. ed. ARVID EWASHKO-Activities: commenting from back of room. Dislikes: working, cheapskates. Ambition: to be in the Bread. Fate: baker. RAYMOND GIROUARD-Activities: living. Favorite Saying: Do you get It? Ambition: to see the light. Fate: to see it. KEN GRAHAM-An easy going member of Room 69. Favorite saying: Huh? Pet Peeve: school. Ambition: none. RICK HASSETT-Activities: cracking gum in class. Likes: money, food. Dislikes: school, work. Ambition: pass English. Fate: fail. AUDREY JANKE-Activities: anything unathletic. Likes: school, teachers, good music. Dislikes: homework. Ambition: big money. Fate: penny pincher. DONNA JOHNSON-choir member, goes to Bomber games to cheer for Hamilton. Ambitions include accountant or geologist. DENNIS KASIAN-Tall, good natured student, makes humourous comments in class. Likes: gum, pizza. Saying: It ' s all Greek to me . DIANA KEMP-Likes: hot pink. Dislikes: cold pink. Pet Peeve: stuckup people. Ambition: Spinster. Fate: mother. TERRY LAST-Newcomer to Daniel Mac. Future plans: make money. Likes: noon hours. Dislikes: Physics, chemistry, maths. GEORGE LIM-Tells jokes but seems to be the only one laughing. Likes: running weight lifting. Ambition: engineer. DAVE LINT-Activities: staring. Favorite saying: Shat! Dislikes: Maths. Likes: mental training. Ambition: Peace promoter. Fate: arms merchant. LARRY OGRODNIK-Room 69 ' s Maroon Boy. Likes: hunting, fishing, football. Ambition: genius. Fate: get a new ambition. HARTMUT OPPERMANN-Activities: fishing, sports. Favorite saying I don ' t know . Dislikes: long English classes. Ambition: undecided. MIKE PEREHINEC-Favourite Saying: We ' ve got kids in this school who could steal the whites out of your eyes. RICHARD RENTZ-Likes: everything. Dislikes: nothing. Ambition: finish school as soon as possible. Activities: hunting and driving. RICK SPROULE-Activities: sleeping. Dislikes: being awakened. Favorite saying: Where ' re the boys? Ambition: garbageman. Fate: professor. RAY VINCENT-Likes basketball girls. Dislikes: small desks and hard work. Ambition: to stop growing. Fate 7 ' 6 . EDMUND WESENBERG-Activities: chess club, choir. Campus Life club. Likes: sports, music. Ambition: university. ROOM 61 DOREEN AUSTMAN-Activities: choir, girls idiot club. Favourite Saying: Go ' way, hey? Likes: guitars, buckskin, pizza, beer. MARILYN BARR-Activities: cheerleading, choir. Likes: guitar, music, singing, swimming. Favourite saying: Ya know? LAVERNE BONNEY-Activities: choir Favorite saying: Wow! Did you see him? Likes: boys with sideburns. Ambition: designer. CLIFFORD BURKE-Likes: Charlie Brown, watermelon, Santa. Dislikes: leftovers, work, Easter Bunny. Ambition: marry Frenchwoman. Fate: marry Frenchman. BETH CALDWELL-Activities-choir, class secretary, inter-room sports. Likes: summer, parties, gin. Jack B. Nimb.e SYLVIA CHROMIEC-Likes: sportscars, dancing, music. Dislikes: history Activities: dancing, swimming, inter-room volleyball, basketball, drama. JOANNE DOWNIE-Activities: choir, inter-room sports. Likes: dogs, dancing, music. Dislikes: French and snobbish people. DORIS DREGER-Activities: choir, curling. Weakness: big brown eyes, sad songs. Pet peeve: rain. Likes: flowers, clothes. EDY FEDARAS-Ambition: spike-driver, ate: junkie. Likes: grass, trees, sun, the Doors. PATTI FINDLATER-Activities: having fun. Likes: horseback riding, guys with blue eyes. Future plans: university, travel. Room 61 GARY HALLIGAN-Activities: judo, goofing around. Likes: French Dislikes: depressing people. Pet Peeve: strong girls. Ambition: teacher. LUCY HANNAWAY-Likes: parties, dances and school games, weekends. Ambition: to get a license. GAIL HOULDEN-School Activities: track inter-room sports. Outside activities: R.H. Future Plans: nursing. GRACE HOULDEN-School Activities: track sports rep, inter-room sports. Outside activities: G.G. Ambition: phys. ed. teacher. PAT JONES-Likes: D.N. Can be seen with D.N. Pet Peeve: When D.N. ' s gas tank is empty. KIM KING-Activities: sports Outside activities: training for French student. Future plans: Take over world. STAN MACARIO-Activities: school soccer team, Italia International soccer team. Plans: radiology technician. LAURIE MACPHERSON-Activities: working weekends, playing badminton and tennis. Weakness: buying clothes and spending money. Future: teacher. REG MALINOSKI-blueheart Activities: L.M., sports. Ambition: N.H.L. Fate: Jets Favourite saying: I ' ll kill you, Stefura. SONIA MANOJLOVIC-Likes: certain alcoholic Activities: drama, music, astrology, badminton. Ambition: teacher Fate: principal. Pet Peeve: work. BRIAN McNEILL-Likes: the Big Boys. Dislikes: being around a group of little people. Ambition: social worker. DARLENE MIDDLETON-School Activities: choir. Outside activities: swimming, working, dancing. Like: people, food, travelling. Ambition: nursing. CRAIG MOBERG-Activities: choir. Likes: swimming, pool, weekends. Ambition: university. Fate: Byear plans. KEN PURDY-blueheart Activities: bumming smokes, borrowing cars. Likes: singing. Led Zepplin F.S. Drop it , P.P.: Gimli. ERIC SMITH-Ambition: chartered accountant. Seen with A.Y. and M.C. Likes: sports, hobbies, Y.M.C.A. AUDREY RICHMOND- People always expect more of you when you have naturally curly hair. DARLENE WARNER-Activities: choir, judo. Likes: horseback riding, music, guitar. Favourite saying: More or less . ROOM 10 LORI BENSON-Activities: gym, sports. Likes: football players, parties weekends, blue. Dislikes: Monday 9 O ' clock, stuck-up people. Ambition: teacher. REG BOULET-Ambition: Billionaire. Fate: millionaire. Likes: whole bunch of things. Dislikes: anything he doesn ' t like. VAL BOWMAN-Activities: school, staying home. Likes: parties, fun. Dislikes: unsociable people. Ambition: grade 1 teacher. TANNENA CAPRI-Likes: a certain one, weekends, parties. Dislikes: weekdays. Ambition: to see the world. Fate: Brandon, Manitoba. DAVID DUNBAR-School activities: judo club. Outside activities: scrub football and hockey. Ambition: electronic engineer. NEIL FRIESEN-Outside activities: football, soccer, baseball. Dislikes: weekdays. Likes: weekends. GEORGE GALATAS-School activities: weightlifting. Outside activities: football, soccer. Future plans: pass Gr. XII and go to M.l.T. KEVIN HARVEY-Fysh. Interests: ' 48 dodges, cars. Likes: bothering Willy. Can be seen with O.J. P.P.: Spider. JAY JAMESON-Outside activities: driving around, going to parties. Ambition: become a gas man and get license. LESLIE JOHNSON-Activities: gymnastics, choir. Dislikes: school, working. Likes: books. Ambition: pass XI. Fate: 2 year plan. CHRISTINA KANAZIA-Activities: working at Gen. Hosp. Likes: a certain someone, weekends, parties, Fridays. Ambition: X-ray technician. DON MAYERS-Activities: eating, sleeping. Likes cars, blonde girls. Pet Peeve: homework. Ambition: to get through high school. GRANT PATTERSON-Active in Tape Club, but does little otherwise. Plans to teach shops. Viewpoint: pretty good from 6 ' 3 ' ' . GREG SMITH-School activities: going to school. Outside activities: hockey, stock cars. Dislikes: school. GUS TORCHIA-School Activities: weightlifting, inter-room soccer, football. Future plans: go to M.l.T. ROOM 11 BILL ARNASON-Likes: weekends at Gimli with Bluehearts. F.S. What goat . Ambition: owning hotel. Fate: cleaning the streets. DEBBIE BINDER-Likes: dancing. Ambition: to pass grade 11. Fate: old age pensioner. Favorite saying. Aw, thats too bad. SHELAGH BRENNAN-Activities: choir, going to A W. Favourite saying: ’ ' Um Weakness: a certain 1962 Starfire . SHARON DRAJESKE-Activities: choir, talking, going to Shakey ' s. Favourite Saying: That ' s not nice Weakness: fast cars, root (? ) beer. Ambition: I.B.M. KENT DUDLEY-Likes: hockey and weekends with the Bluehearts. Dislikes: weekdays. Favourite saying: Did I? Weakness: blondes. CHRISTA HERWIG-Activities: church choir, youth club. Favourite saying: Are you going to the can? Weakness: Volkswagens. Ambition: finish school. JOHN JAMESON-Blueheard (thinks he is a goalie) Activities: scrapping at Gimli, pushing M.L. ' s car out of ditches. Likes: ' 64 valiants. CANDACE JARMAN-Activities: chewing gum, day dreaming. Favourite saying: Got any gum? Ambition enter M.l.T. after finishing school. HILDA MITCHELL-Likes: sports, choir. Activities: piper in the Heather Belle Pipe Band. Ambition: nurse. Fate: blood donor. BEVERLY NAGLE-F.S. You knowl P.P.: lazy people. Likes: organs, Steppenwolf, Janis Joplin. Ambition: music teacher. Fate: cleaning lady. BARBARA SZUMLANSkl-Ambition: probation officer. Fate: seeing one. Mkes: a guy in U.M.S.U. Favourite Saying: Poor Baby . JOHN TORNOPOLSKI-Activities: none. Future Plans: get married. Ambition: join R.C.M.P. Pet Peeve: lunch roon teachers. BARRY WARD-Activities: breathing, eating, sleeping. Likes: pea soup. Dislikes: other soups. Weakness: brunettes. Ambition: to be ambitious. ROOM 52 JIM DOYING-Activities: hockey, pool. Likes: wild weekends. Dislikes: dull weekends. BARBARA FENWICH-Activities: school hall walking, wondering if she gets out early today. Likes: boys, weekends. Dislikes: classes. TOM HAMMOND-Activities: golf, football, horseback riding, working weekends. Likes: spending summers at the lake. LLOYD HARRIS-Activities: Youthbeat, sports. Future plans: phys. ed. teacher. CLIFF HAVERCOST-Activities: choirs, parties, football. Favorite saying: What is it? Ambition: electronics engineer. Fate: light bulb tester. ARNOLD KOSTIUK-Viewpoint: My name is Sue (really)! How do you do? Dislikes: Being called ' Sue ' . MARIANNE KUSY-Likes: suede, leather, faded jeans, cats. Dislikes: conceited people. Ambition: to own a Corvette. DAVID KUTZY-Ambition: to get out of school as soon as possible. Viewpoint: the schools are run backwards. BILLY MOHR-Favorite pastime: clock-watching. Likes: strawberries. Favorite saying: get out Ambition: pilot. RON McPHERSON-Activities: sports, going to Kamps. Ambition: computer programmer. Likes: dances, pizza, B.C. Lions. BETTY MELNYK-Activities: occupying space. Pet Peeve: people with cars. Ambition: Nurse. Fate: city morgue attendant. GAIL MORRISON-Activities: choir, homework. Likes: writing letters, taking pho s. Ambition: receptionist. JUDI MUTTOM-Likes: horseback riding, cooking, car racing, music. Dislikes: dictatorial teachers, buses. Ambition: California, airline stewardess. DARRELL PARISIEN-Interested in volleyball, hockey, football, hockey, baseball, hockey, sports, hockey. JUDY SAWRY-Likes: dancing, acting, flowers, suede, purple. Favourite saying: When do we get out? AL SIGFUSSON-Likes: cars, music, and fun in the sun. Ambition: Super-bee. PAUL SKINNER-Activities: hanging around the halls with McDoo . Dislikes: school, getting up. Likes: D.M.C.I. dances. Ambition: nothing special. ANNE SWENDROWSKI-Activities: choir. Ambition: practical nurse. Outside activities: writing letters to pen pal, reading adventure books. SHIRLEY VERMEULEN-Activities: co-ed volleyball, drinking orange juice. Likes: a certain volleyball player. TIM WILL-Activities: none. Future plans: none. Viewpoint: none. Marks received: rtone. BRIAN WILLIAMS-Activities: chess. Likes: girls, hockey, football, soccer, baseball. Dislikes: homework. Ambition: policeman. ANDREA WRIGHT-Activities: riding her little horse living at the late. Favourite saying: You gunky . DON YAGER-Commonly seen at the lake or reasonable facsimile. Seen following weekend cashing in empties. DANIEL MAC-ln memory of all those who didn ' t quite make it. 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OSBORN 739 Sargent Avenue Winnipeg, Man. JEANNE ' S BAKERY Specializing in FRENCH PASTRY WEDDING BIRTHDAY CAKES Portage College, St. James, Ph. TUrner 8-1984 Cor. Mountain McGregor, Ph. JUstice 2-3110 931 Notre Dame Ave., Ph. SP 4-2554 or SU 3-5443 WE DELIVER COMPLIMENTS OF ALLIED TELEVISION SERVICE 1968 LTD. ELECTRONIC SALES SERVICE 859 SARGENT AVE. 772-0426 CAR DECORATION RENTALS WEDDING INVITATIONS STAG AND SHOWER OARDS MATCHES AND SERVIETTES SOCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF L W GROCERY 1102 NOTRE DAME AVE WINNIPEG 3. MANITOBA phone 783-5610 806 LIPTON STREET RENOLD CANADA LTD. SEE US! JACK ' S EXPERT TAILOR SHOP 912 Notre Dame Ave. Phone SP 4-8737 Winnipeg 3, Manitoba 1302 NOTRE DAME AVE. ALL TYPES OF MECHANICAL POWER TRANSMISSION PRODUCTS SP-29541 122 SOME QUOTATIONS ...in the circumstances which Canada faces today, and has faced now for a good many years, a mixed economic system is the most appropriate form of economic organization for the development of our country; a mixed economic system composed of a public sector, a co-operative sector, and a private enterprise sector. -Rt. Hon. L.B. Pearson The Co-operative Movement offers one of the best means by which people can have a voice in determining their economic destiny. Co-operatives make it possible for consumers and producers alike to exercise some control of the means by which they live. To the consumers they represent savings in their daily purchases. To the producers they ensure a fair return for their product. Co-operatives should have the wholehearted support of all those who favor economic democracy and social justice. An expanding co-operative movement wi ll assure a strong democracy and a more just society for all Canadians. -T. C. Douglas, M. P. Economic co-operation is a technique by which men have discovered how to carry on business without taking any toll from their fellows. It is thus the ultimate in justice. The Late Rev. Fr. (Dr.) M.M. Coady, Antigonish, Nova Scotia. We present these quotations, with greetings and best wishes to the Students of Daniel McIntyre collegiate Institute. RED RIVER CO-OP LTD. (owned by 26,000 members-families in greater Winnipeg and surrounding area.) Food stores. Service Stations, Lumber Yards, Drug Stores, Heating Fuel and Farm Supplies Departments. 123 He said to phone the druggist That ' s right, the druggist will have what the doctor prescribed. The right medicine to reduce her fever. Your druggist is an expert on modern drugs. He ' s the man with a university back¬ ground who is concerned about your family ' s health. He ' s the man that has become a part of the community you live in and he ' s working for that community. He ' s the man that has extended his services over the years to serve you better in many ways. Today you call on him for brand name merchandise ranging from hair spray to toothpaste. And as a member of A.R.P. , he is enjoying the benefit of volume buying on merchandise and passing these savings on to you, his customer. But his main concern is your health. He ' s an expert, a member of a professional team working along with your doctor to protect your health. He ' s a man you can rely on at all times. Maybe that ' s why the A.R.P. drug store in your community is so busy? ASSOCIATED RETAIL PHARMACISTS 124 stadium FORD Winnipeg ' s Newest FORD Dealer has more to offer you in ' 70 for your new MAVERICK - MUSTANG - FAIRLANE - GALAXIE FALCON - CUSTOM -THUNDERBIRD Call in at our spacious, new car showrooms and test drive the car of your choice. 1445 ST. MATTHEWS PH. 786-3851 For the convenience of our used car customers we have opened a second lot, and we are now carrying a wide selection of quality used cars at PORTAGE McGEE PH. 772-9587 ' HOME OF MOST AFFORDABLE FORDS ' STADIUM FORD o If you want advice or information on any of the financial services we offer to students, drop in and see us soon. We ' re approachable! Kenneth S. Riley Manager. Sargent Sherbrooke Branch ROYAL BAN K 125 ou knooothe old “saqi riq- 1 not dOLo Old Mou are.il ' s dou) qounq ujou feel • We I voe feel ojounq-verq ' ojounq - ju« t can ' t help ' it (juith 5 0 naanq MOunq people ‘Shopping of our ‘Stores. Tkat ' s ujhq ' e created so rYNanv qouoq specialty •shops Por qou at Eaton ' S- I n al’l UJe uianted stopiUG HO ' - ' ' peoali : ed f ashion ' that reflect pour jiir teres 1 .s,Mour |ta‘ tes, and yqour oujn unique sense o( stple. So please remember pou ' re al (josps ' joelCome 6 � C Eaton ' S- Coast to aoas-t It ' S the store uu ith so naucln more Por qo( 4 th • EATON ' S COME IN AND WE CAN TALK TURKEY • INSURED SHARE-SAVINGS • 6% TERM DEPOSITS • LOW-COST LIFE INSURED LOANS -fgpr PLANNING TO Ji ATTEND COLLEGE THIS FALL Co-operators Credit Union is on oppraved lender under the “CMM STIENT LOi PLAN” Weil be happy to help you with full informotion, applications etc. CO-OPERATORS CREDIT UNION (two offices) Co-Operators Credit Union - credit 910 WALL ST. 786-3358 1056 HENDERSON 338-0949 PHONE SP4-7514 BROADWAY FRUIT FLOWERS 571 Ellice St. Winnipeg 2 Phone 783-5922 - 867-1282 See us for your flower needs GREGG ' S MEN ' S WEAR TAILORS-CLOTHIERS CLUB JACKETS JACK McROBERTS 919 NOTRE DAME AVE. RES ' SP 2-7729 WINNIPEG 3, MAN. Phone SU 3-6731 AVENUE PHARMACY LIL ' S BEAUTY SHOP PORTAGE AVE AT VALOUR RD. Phone 783-3660 your COMMUNITY PHARMACY LILLIAN M. EYOLFSON HERDIS MADDIN Permanent Wave Specialists 802 Ellice Ave., cor Arlington St. A a B TIRE (ALEXANDER A BAILEY LTD.) CLIFF’S TOM-BOY STORE A COMPLETE TIRE SERVICE 906 SARGENT AVE. TELEPHONES 772-6879 - 783-7560 SU-35015 BEST WISHES” JACK BILL ALEXANDER lias NOTRE DAME AVE. AT DOMINION ST. WINNIPEO Compliments COMPLIMENTS OF BROADLAND SALES SERVICE Qlectnic Qatttficutif. Jltd. 871 SARGENT AVE. - - SP. 5-6525 Engineers Electrical Contractors Electric Heating - Lighting (Consultants Phone 775-4481 966 Portage Ave. Winnipeg, Man. Portage at Clifton Phone SU 3-4945 BIG BOY 24 HOUR SERVICE DRIVE INN CLIFTON SERVICE STATION 1412 PORTAGE AVE. ■’A Complete Service For Your Car” Winnipeg 1 0, Man. % 128 Produced by National School Services Ltd. Winnipeg, Manitoba