Dauphin Regional Comprehensive Secondary School - Endeavor Yearbook (Dauphin, Manitoba Canada)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1977 volume:

1 Y 3 x I ,MJ ii 'fvmaffg 499991 MM K wil:-'--j ,,.. , I 'lt 4 4 f wi V x ti i 9 l ,i R 4 1 ,b 1 DD HUD Tl s AW 5 1 K. : :a::s:,s::,- 3 ' iw gi9.,,.,m, Qi M2 4 if 3 But if in your thoughts you must measure time into seasons, let each season encircle all the other seasons, And let today embrace the past with remembrance and the future with longing. Kahlil Gibran 3-l MMMQQQQHQ t.W .Ns,aEW?mfui wwaW'f mwmSgimwmmss PrincipaI's Message The end of the year is always a time to look back and reflect on what you have done and what you have not done. My first year as Principal of the DRCSS brings events into much sharper focus than they ever will again. T think this has been a good year. Remember back to our UFreshie Day.H Remember the four dances that we had. Remember the HCoffee Housesu with the bubble gum blowing and the pie eating contests. Remember our Run-a-thon. That was quite a sight, seeing 800 students running down Main Street. Remember HSuperspellH. This was the best show ever put on by this school. Remember the money raised by the Graduating Class. I am sure the effort they put into it and the enjoyment they received from it made the year that much more significant. To you the Graduating Class I wish you all the best in your new endeavours. Mr. John Suderman PRINCIPAL, DRCSS -2' X W, ., - , iwymwqfw ,. ' M, .fr- ,rpm f' A , . vgywiai A Mr! Pl Alexiuk Mr! JD Bilowus Mr. L. Baltus I A.x? Mr. M. Borowski nm xnlllggiq xi E eg .3 X ,X My ' -5 Mig, gv N ., kg? K Q 5 Nu My E- X351 we Q 5 , xv if E 2 w KK .1 N wmwwwwww x W -, ...,, 35555351 fi PF ..4?,M1, ., t- , , .IH SQ? .Www nf .N Mr. M. Beyak ff' Mr. G. Chacun gsm TEACHING STAFF Miss A. Drysdale X5 3 Qs? E Q5 ,Swv K' xxx wx .sf , . 'Qr-ff.mswwwfa:-ww ' A W M w 1- .3.uwW .5.. ggpgps, k 5 gfigifyx gem ugwga tg faisfa iff 6 .. :QRS Q f . L. - 1 m -4 - U - 1 ., 2' . 'fsfif . L fy 'fblfwqw ' ' ' -QQ iw' Mr. W. Clark Cobbe -ex n ..u ...a Mr. H. ss, X A5 I 5 lux Mr. D. Cleaver Mr. D Cronk .......! Q., '--s--MN Mr. A. Elias Mr. L. Gandza . c-:er -' '- - -. .: . Swv. ls A f 2 If NA I Siiiizifi.EEEFEQIEZQEE:IEYI5I:'E ESZ 5?-5:-Sin'-I-'2-.:-Q: V ' ' ':-1 -5f:3.:i,.I5f:4: - . - :- '- N ff 224- ' is C,. QQ': f?Q5 3 Nix N A , me i X, Q A ei? 9 Q. Mgw , QM ,ff QW al . f 2 M X J! W M. Mr' E. M?0 H0 Mrs N0 Mr: A0 Geisel Harrison Hlebert 51 M ws kwmlmx T , v 1. -'L rm: .1 iw Q' Mr. J Glaab Mr. W at X w Q. , Ewa . .sissy 1 .ff - sisw ,. ,Q w??'..,, St , Lf ,Vg in X fhflii-4 T'-.T?3Wf?W'A Yszfffw - Hudyma Q. HJ TWL 195251. B? ml. .Q ..eW.,. 'Q .. x' 3 Q x if S., Q 5 EQ :Q 5.1 f aww Mig? . ' X: Z1 ff E A A ., ,Q . c 5 ww A 8.1, Q , .,, M. -. 4: in-..:,, .--.. : . .f s we rx ...N J: 6 ,, Ng 1 :Z i- 4-...N , 3. ,Si .... wifi? wi N M, - Q ., My Wiki Q Q E 1 N 5. .58 Q M fx X we W ww' sa br A Kesanko Mrs. J. Mrs. J. McDougall May Mr. L. McDougall 54 ex X E5 x . ..m,.Kw. Mr. M. Koroscil we. 'S X4 ' f fx Q Q 81' Q f Y Juce Mr. A. Malanchuk xr 5 X' f MN PIT. D. Mro wa Morgan Nakoneshny wg may 235254-G U . M5242 1955.5 . aww... ww Q SSQ Mro Go 'T . Mrs A. fx 2,' 3- 'Q Mrs Ka Pongoski 1.. .' , Paul gn :.q Smaluck ., N.. Y.. swkmix 3 .. .. 3 'S K ., S ,in E F. ,. , ,V , X' E, 9 Q?5j.g:gz.m Q P ,xg if .112-g??555?sms? ffgM . l lf'-' 4 '- .r55 :,':, ' ws-ffff Lb? H 'D J '5:: E, 1- w , A 6Ef.nHWfi.,,,m Q t E : ., ,S Q s Q. an ,as 1. ..Q!' .www if Mrs. C Shumka ' Fira Ja Ramsay Mrs. B. , Mr- R- Mrs. A. Snodgrass Mr. J. Tkach Mr. J. Walley Mr. B. Watson M . M Zemliak .. eg Xk F V b Eb Mlss L. Y t, ,I':,.: , U N XF, :ql ,.:,.. S , Mr. I. Nr- F- Inner-St Mr. G. Nicholson Miss A. MTS' M- Mrs' L' CL L 5 Genik Foulj-S Vandramin Miss D. Mrs' J' shewchuk Boyechko MISSING: Mr. J. Jackson Miss H. Kerr Mrs. R. Warrian Mrs. M. Yeo Executive School Government Connie MerkoCTreasurerD Roselle MaranchukCSecretaryJ Teri ZabrodskiCPresidentD Brenda PongoskiCVice-PresidentD President's Message It was a year of mixed attitudes and activities. As every other year, 1977 had its ups and downs but we learned to cope by accept- ing the good with the bad. The years ahead are bound to be dif- ferent for no single moment dup- licates itself. This year filled up a gap in time- the effect of which will last with us until our own time ends- but still it does not stop our longing for the future. Whatever-whenever the time, I wish you all a life of happiness. AXNIEEF: Teri Zabrodski PRESIDENT STUDENT COUNCIL AWARDS Wendy Ostapowich Tammy Cobbe Ryan Scott Vonda Bos Connie Merko Sam Marcynuk Missing: Brenda Pongoski Delores Ficzycz Teri Zabrodski Q The Social Council was very small this year and consequently it had trouble finding enough people to work at the dances. The four dances we had with Kickin',Barrel House, Western Union and Raintree all went over well. I would like to thank all those who helped to make the dances a success Vonda Bos SOCIAL DIRECTOR The Sports Council put in quite a bit of work this year to org and plan all the home tournaments tournaments were iated by the out teams as well as 8. nize DRCSS These apprec- of-town those here. The work put in by those involved was very much appreciated. Delores Ficzycz SPORTS DIRECTOR Directors Representatives 4-. Mary Brychka,Wendy Ostapowich, Ethel Zazuliak,Val Simpson, Vonda Bos. Missing:Delores Ficzycz There were only three actual activities in the 1976-77 year. In the first semester.a film called GOLDRUSH with Charlie Chaplin was shown in the MPR. The other two activi- ties included a band from Sturgeon Creek High and our partici- pation in the musical SUPERSPEIL. I would like to thank all those who helped with the advertising for the film and the girls in the chorus who gave their time for the production. Mary Brychka MUSIC DIRECTOR Patti HucalCXID,Wayne ZabrodskiCXD, Sharon ThieleCXIID Doug StarkCXIID, Shelley DowhanikCX5. Missing: George DowlerCXID The Activities Com- mittee started the year off very well with Freshie Day and a Coffee House tak- ing place the first week of school. The following months in- cluded several suc- cessful activities such as Coffee House S Pancake Breakfasts, Remembrance Day As- sembly, and Christmas Festivities. I wish to thank the different companies in town, the people in school, and my committee for mak- ing this year one to remember. Wendy Ostapowich ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR Putting the newspaper together with the few we had was a hard, time-consuming job. I would like to thank the following people who assisted me with the production of the OBSERVER: Sharon Wallace-Assistant Editor, Karen Boudreau-Sports, Heather Johnston Q Margie Forbes-Layout, Donna Strang 8 Donna Norman-Typing,Business Ed. Dept-Q and the Graphics Dept. I wish everyone the best. Ethel Zazuliak PUBLICATIONS DIRECTOR It was the Council's wish to have two major produc- tions for this year, but only one was possible. A Comedia Troupe also tried to get off the ground but due to lack of participa- tion and interest, it re- gretably fell through. I would like to thank all those people who helped out with the PUPPET SHOW during the Christmas con- cert. Congiatulggiggs to all those w 0 we ' volved with SUPERSPELL' It was one of the best productions the DRCSS has seen in a long tlme' Good luck to everyone- Love, Life Q Laughter, Val Simpson DRAMA DIRECTOR ADVISORS Mr. J. Tkach Mr. N. Hudyma Yearbook Staff Linda Kuzmiak Bev Bilash Gwen Thompson Tracy Haverluck Ryan Scott ...W g N, 1 it W 'F 3 '7 P 4 Linda Kuzmiak- Assistant Editor Teri Zabrodski EW 'QP' STAFF: Karen Boudreau Lesia Sianchuk Rosaline Bilash Brenda Boyechko Donna Damsgaard Holly Mihayohuk Ernestine Demchuk Mary Bryohka Annette Tardiff Shannon Johnston Ethel Zazuliak Sharon Wallace PHOTOGRAPHERS: Mr. Ramsey's Photography Class Greg Boguski Debbie Kruk Special thanks to Dave McArthur COVER DESIGN: Gary Berezowski ,gif WEE? Peggy Yaoyshen Shelly Dowhanik Ryan Scott Wayne Zabrodski ADVISORS2 Tracy Haverluck Debbie KI-uk Mr. Bilowus Mr. Clark f y : ESL Teri Zabrodski- Editor Gwen Thompson Juliana Yaoyshen Bev Bilash i NA -is 3 .- K Q 2 S21 , izkigiia vg.:xgx'f5 - iQ??,i,gNiw . Qswsff A SN ? 3- 1'-QSEQSQQQ g,g gm, T: Q sf: QBEQSXS 51?f : ..:.:.:.:.:.:::.: . Kiwi x.. F Q A fe Nw.. 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PRESIDENT C'76-'77j 'Sw' RU N .. A .T CANADIAN FEDERATION OF PROVINCIAL SCHOOL ATHLETIC AssICIAmIONs CROSS-CANADA- RUN 'and' MANITOBA HIGH SCHOOLS APRIL 26-29, 1977 ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION On Tuesday, April 26? 1977, bhe Town of Dauphin witnessed the grand opening of our physical activity week as a mass of DRCSS students made their running debut down Main Street. The following Thursday we held our sponsored run. Close to 8900.00 was raised by the runners. WGOLDEN RUNNER AWARDU Presented to the room est number of miles Mr. Morgan's period four class-Vocational . 'I A IT, efee TOTAL MILES: TOP MONEY RAISER: mYSQoooooooooo719o1 miles D 0 0 0 0 0 067509 e o 0 o u 0 0 049208 run a total of 3165.50. who achieved the high- during the week....... MOST OUTSTANDING PEOPLE OF THE WEEK: Bruce Lizahirka who ran 49 miles for 'Lf the guys-Karen Boudreau who made 51K miles for the girls-and for the tea- 2' chers, Miss Drysdale made a remark- I . able 52 miles. ' In this same category the following people placed second: Danny Chow-41 miles: Peggy Yacyshen-19 miles: and Mr. Walley with 25 miles. Honorable mentions go to: 3 Lorne Boyechko gc Reggie McKay-39 miles . 5' Wendy Bremner-17k miles Mr. Cronk-7 miles TOP PLACERS IN THE SPONSORED RUN: l ...A Ron Schapf was the first to com- plete the 25 laps followed by Fred McKay, Danny Chow, and Mike Piasta. MOST LAPS DURING THE SPONSORED RUN: Dean Lounsbury - 67 Cclose to 596 milesj Danny Chow - 65 Rob McDi1l - 62 Rob Cote - 52 BOOBIE PRIZES: SEXIEST RUNNERS: Brenda Pongoski Mr. Cronk BEST WIGGLE: Mrs. Smith FAITHFULLY HOLDING UP THE END: Mr. Suderman BEST DRESSED RUNNER: Mr. Innerst BEST MATCHED PAIR: No.'s 25 Q 27..... Warren Trach Q Brian Mall Smile - A-Thon 28 hrs. 1 min. KIMBERLY KUHZENUWSKI DUIWVA WEHBICKI Kimberly NKimH Korzenowski, age 18, of Ochre River and Donna Werbicki, age 16, of Dauphin, set a new world record for continuous smiling. The contest, sponsored by the Manitoba Dental Association, began at 3:00 a.m., February 26, 1977. These two girls were part of the 26 others who started that same morning. Several other DRCSS students also partic- ipated. Spaghetti Eat - A- Thon Sponsored by the D.R.C.S.S. Graduation Dance Committee Fashion Show 'wsmfvs UF SPHHVG The Graduating Class of the DRCSS had brought a cavalcade of spring designs to the resi- dents of Dauphin. Bright new looks of the latest fashions were brought into View Wednes- day night, March 2, at 8:00 p.m. in the Multi-Purpose Room of the Dauphin Regional Compre hensive School. Special thanks to Tammy Cobbe, sponsoring stores, and those who assisted in the Fashion Show. Car Wash nNN r' W' ---.. ,. IW , SPONSORED BY THE 1977 , W '1 M GRADUATING CLASS. Q' 4 11 A f 'VP'-.T-'rnl ' . ff UM U xx I 3 W . R N I . .5 ,, i A K- 3 wmv- .,, S Wim S, Nluffl..m f Q I Q fc- , .. I, f SUPERSPELL CExcerpts from GODSPELL and JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR3 JUNE 1,2G3, 1977-DRCSS MULTI-PURPOSE ROOM This year we put on our own version of JESUS CHRIST SUPER- STAR and GODSPELL. Being the producer and director I can truly say that the cast, chorus and behind - the -scene crews were easy to work with. SUPERSPELL was a great success and one uf the b8St plays ever to be produced in the DRCSS. WRITTEN BY: Rev. Greg Rathjan!Tom Hnatiw NARRATED BY: Ivan Innerst EI high? 9 mv-mn WV-M. 1 V I r..,..W. ,M,,,wx. x A. A W H-Q-..S.,,.tM -.T . 3. A, x -, .. , , v-SX CAST: Jesus .. ... Judas .. ... Richard Armstrong Tom Knatiw Mary ... .... Donna Brychka Peter .. ... David Pernarowski Gilmer ... ... Carol Brychka Sonia .... ... Kerry Skene Joanne ... ....Anita Chow Drums .............. Richard Armstrong Soldiers .. ...Doug Paulsen Electric Guitar .... Tom Hnatiw Wade Lintick , Jack Hafflgan , CHORUS. Piano ... .... Brenda Pongoski Mary Bfychka Cheryl Prokop Organ ....... .... Cheryl Shewchuk Shawna Mansfield Debra Kruk Karen Rossin Tracy Haverluck Sharon Thiele Teri Zabrodski PRODUCERXDIRECTORI Debbie Nicholson TECHNICAL PRODUCER: Gary Nicholson CHOREOGRAPHY: Sharon Nicholson 5 Ed Lemieux LIGHTING: Calvin Heschuk Randy Lennartz Dave McFadyen Hugh Payne Murray Regush SOUND: Sam Marcynuk Ron Korman BACKSIAGE CREW: Lorne Boyechko MAKE-UP: Ina Nicholson Betty-Ann Evans Sharon Nicholson Marnie Haskett Patty Hawkins PUBLICATION: Sandra Iftody SUPERSPELL SYMBOL: Kerry Skene TICKETS: Doug Paulsen Wade Lintick Bass Guitar .. .... Jim Armstrong Percussion . ........ Terry Elcombe CGFFEE I-IGUSE n F' PANCAKE BREA KFAST MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS Sr. Girls' Volleyball Bev Stokotelny Sr. Boys' Volleyball: David Barber Jr. Girls' Volleyball Darlene Semohuk Jr. Boys' Volleyball: Gordon Stark Sr. Girls' Basketball: Donna Hess Sr. Boys' Basketball: Greg Soutbam Jr. Girls' Basketball Janet Tiobon Jr. Boys' Basketball: Sheldon Birss X! rl-Tag I .. G -225.25 .WM-Mfwwfww Q ,,,., , ..,.., , ' ' U 12 2' :if Ei:- rwsgf' I f fm., mul' The students of the DRCSS would like to ackgow ledge the late Bruce McDonald for his contrlbu tions to our sports program. WK' W www. Q TOP FEMALE ATHLETE: BEV STOKOTELNY The girl chosen as top female is one who has played hard in various school activities at the DRCSS over the last three years. She has been an outstand ing volleyball player, versatile in basketball and consistent in fastball Some of her main qualities are: -her ability to get the team going in key situations -her good display of sportsmanship -her leadership on the court. TOP MALE ATHLETE: DAVE BOSIAK This year's top male athlete truly is an all 'round athlete. He participated in a variety of sports, excelling in many of them. ln football he was named the top defensive playerg in basketball he showed great poise as a rookie and played sound defensive basketballg in curling his rink was runner-up to the league championsg in badminton he was runner-up to the regional champions in doubles and he also participated in track and field. RUNNER-UP: KAREN BOUDREAU Karen was an avid volleyball player, noted for her power serves. She was one of the top scores on both the junior and senior basketball teams. In the regional badminton tournament, Lawrence Baltus and Karen put in a strong showing in mixed doubles. Karen plays second base on the girls fastball team and is one of the stronger hitters on the team. During the run-a-thon, Karen ran a total of 31 miles to win the award for top female runner. For her excellence in athletic skill Karen has been selected as runner-up to the top female athlete. RUNNERS-UP: GREG SOUTHAM 5 DAVE BARBER This year Greg excelled in volleyball and basketball. In volleyball he was one of the top players as he led the team offen- sively with his sizzling spikes. In prov- iding leadership and scoring punch to the Clippers basketball team he was selected most valuable player for 1976-77. Dave excelled in volleyball and was selec- ted the most valuable player of his team. He was outstanding in basketball as he led the team in scoring with his fine outside shooting. Dave also participated in track, Cheerleaders The 1976-77 cheerleading squad began their season with the first football game in September and ended with the zone 8 playoffs in March. In the fall, practices were held two-to-three times a week and as the season progressed and more cheers learnt, they were held once a week. At the Dauphin Invitational Basket- ball tournament, the squad won the cheerleading competition. Special thanks to Mrs. Shumka! TEAM MEMBERS: Susan Grodecki Cynthia Harrison Susan Chmiel Bev Syrnyk Bettie Childs Beth Kufley Jana Donald Edwina Unger Doris Novakowski CAPTAIN: Lori Syrnyk CO-CAPTAINS: Sandra Iftody Mary Lou Baltus I 25530 Track 84 Field TRACK 86 FIELD AWARDS - 4977 Darrell Fiel Q Greg Stasiuk The club suffered a decline in attendance this year, but there were a few athletes who showed great improvement. The Clippers participated in only two meets but dominated in the sprint classes. Four people are going to Prov. 'B' in Neepawa and we wish them the best of luck. The club had five winners in the Roblin meet, defeating teams from West and East Kildonan, The Pas, Neelin and Crocus Plains, as well as teams from our own region. Winners were: lOO m. Sr. Boys--Darrell Fiel 200 m. Sr. Boys--Greg Stasiuk Long Jump Sr. Boys--Dan Chow Discus Sr. Girls--Juanita Lopez Javelin Jr. Boys--Arnie Todesy Winners at the regional meet in Swan River were: Dean Lounsbury--3000 m. Sr. Boys Juanita Lopez--Discus Sr. Girls Ray Knight--Pole Vault Sr. Placing second but achieving a qualifying standard was Ron Schapf in 800 m. Jr. Boys, receiving two second place fin- ishes each were Darrell Fiel and Greg Stasiuk. The Clippers are looking forward to better participation next year as well as more rewarding results due to the return of most Seniors. 'R ..k MEMBERS OF THE TEAM: Terry Kimacovitch Cliff McArthur Murray Hassard Terry Bednas Doug Toews Robbie Simpson Scott Farkas Scott Alan Terry Cherneski Dgug Paulgen Robert Childs Jamie MacDonald Sheldon BirSS David Bosiak Gary Green Ken Keith Doug McCorvie Bruce Angey Terry Russell Don Angus Alvin Ferance Richard Armstrong Kevin Wiebe Carson Basaraba Bruce Rampt0n Wade Lintick Kevin BirSS The DRCSS Clippers football team enjoyed a successful season this past year. Their record of 4 wins and 4 losses is not really a good indication of the calibre of football displayed by our team. The Clippers piled up more points than any other team in the South- west High School Football League in 1976. To accomplish this, er we got a great team effort from a great group of guys. OUTSTANDING ROOKIE: DAVID BOSIAK OUTSTANDING LINESMEN: MURRAY HASSARD, WADE LINTICK, TERRY KIMACOVITCH- HTERRIBLE TRIOU OVER 1,000 YARDS! SCOTT FARKAS, BRUCE RAMPTON, TERRY CHERNESKI OUTSTANDING DEFENSIVE PLAYER: WADE LINTICK OUTSTANDING OFFENSIVE PLAYERS: TERRY BEDNAS, TERRY CHERNESKI NORRIS AITKEN TROPHY: BRUCE RAMPTON Transportation costs may block out football program 'lhe future of the football program at the Dauphin Regional Comprehensive Secondary School will be dependent upon the outcome of a review by department heads and teachers of how next year's transportation allowance should be allocated. Education committee chairman, trustee Nancy Hawkins reported the football schedule includes competition against teams in the south- western region, with four away games being played at a cost of approximately S478 students. A high percentage of the school's transportation budget is being used to benefit a small number of students. The transportation budget for the DRCSS is based on student count, based on the Enal December enrollment of the previous year, -S3 per student, with the school allowed to raise one-half of that amount by school sales. The football team now uses almost one-quarter of the transportation grant for the whole school, reported Trustee Hawkins. for transportation for 30 '1'he committee recom- mended that superintendent Metro Kozak meet with the department heads and ask each one to decide what field trips his or her teachers are planning for next year. Cost estimates can then be worked out and a budget set in keeping with the current transportation allowance. It will then be determined whether or not there are enough funds available in the allowance to continue the football program for another year. DflDVT'flNU WTNTTFFPWTSAW, NOV. ?fw., 'l9'75v To close out the season members of the team sat down to a steak banquet at the Kings Hotel on Nov. 1, 1976, sponsored by Art Rampton. lst.row: Darlene Semchuk, Sheryl Roth, Donna Hess,Karen Boudreau,Shelley Allard 2nd. row: Neila Birss,Sandra lftody, Edwina Unger,Bev StokotelnyCCpt.D, Cathy Yachysen,Mr. Morganlcoachb Missing: Arlene HartnettlMgr.J lst. row: Susan Chmiel,Sheryl Roth CAst. Cpt.D,Linda Doroshuk,Janet TichonCCpt.D,Karen Boudreau,Shelley Dowhanik 2nd, row: Donna Kowaluk,Brenda Allard, Darlene Semchuk,Lana Doroshuk,Tracy Southam,Miss DrysdaleCMgr.J Missing: Michelle Cugnet,Carol Whyte, Mr. Aitkenfcoachl Girls' Basketball The Senior Girl's Basketball Team had its ups and downs. The girls had problems with attendance at practices, consistency of playing ability, attitude, and injuries. The Senior Girls wound up third in league standings. The best showing the Clippers made was at their own home tournament playing the Swan River Tigers in the finals after defeating Rivers. Other teams involved in competition with the Senior Girl's Basketball Team were Gilbert Plains,Roblin,Grandview, and Minnedosa. The Junior Girl's Basketball Team had a very good season this year. They played a total of 13 games, and lost only 3. The top scorers for the team were: Karen Boudreau:59 points Janet Tichonzjh points Carol Whyte:36 points Thanks to everyone for a really great season. lst. row:Mr.McDougallCcoachJ, Tim Lintick,Ken Keith,Robbie Simpson, Nick Malowski 2nd, row:Greg SouthamCCpt.D,Lawrence Baltus, Doug Toews,David Barber,David Bosiak Missing:Keith Hiatt,Bob Novakowski lst. row: Dwayne FidierchukCCpt.D, Sheldon Birss, 2nd.row: Darcy Corkal,Arnold Bencharski,Todd Morrow Missing: Eric Andreason,Brad Davis, David Derkach,Richard Reynolds, Kevin Searle, Gordon Wells Boys' Basketball The Senior Boys Basketball Team did very well in their league plays this year.They won their own tournament by defeating Minnedosa, and then Swan River in the finals. In the zones this year Dauphin lost to the same Swan River team. Before this loss they had defeated Roblin who in turn defeated Swan River by enough points to represent zone 8 in Provincial HBH playoffs. The Junior Boys Basketball Team enjoyed a fairly successful year. Although our record of 7 wins and 6 losses did not really show our full ability. The 3 top scorers for the season, in order, were:Darcy Corkal-74 pts.:Dwane Fidierchuk- 72 pts.gRichard NTexu Reynolds- 59 pts. The highlight of our season was winning our home tournament at the DRCSS in straight games. Thanks goes to David Barber and Tim Lintick for helping us out. Also, on behalf of the players and I, I would like tw thank Mr.W. Walley for his great coaching and patience with us. He was a great asset so our team.I personally wculd like to thank the guys for a fun year and for their enthusiasm. , --wqmr ilst. row: Donna Hess,Sandra Seeley,Shelley lAllard,Patti Hucal,Karen Boudreau,Cathy Yacyshen 2nd row: Sherry Lee,Dori Novakowski,Bev Hanniball,Bev StokotelnyCCpt.D,Peggy Nakoneshny,Tracy Leiper,Miss Drysdale Ccoachl Missing: Barb Noseworthy,Maria Beardy, Thelma Kirkness,Adele PidlipnyCMgr.D lst. row: Patti Tycholis,Rosalene Bilash, Teresa Bosiak,Brenda Allard,Cynthia Marceniuk 2nd. row: Brenda Kulcheski,Linda Snyder, Mr. AlexiukCcoachD,Susan Chmiel,Darlene SemchukCCpt.D,Tracy Southam,Lorrain Stanko Missing: Janet Tichon,Sharon Saunders, Debbie Kozak,Linda Doroschuk,Carol Whyte Girls' Volleyball The Senior Girl's Volleyball Team was coached by Miss Drysdale during the l976-77 season. The team members had practices two-to- three times a week to develop their skills. The players enjoyed participating in exhibition games as well as regular season play. The greatest achievement attained by the team was defeating Russell and Beausejour to reach the finals in their own Dauphin tournament. The Junior Girl's Volleyball Team had a very successful year. Teams played against were Swan River, Winnipegosis, The Pas, and McKenzie Jr. High. The team was coached by Mr. Alexiuk. Boys' Volleyball its lst. row: David Barber,Barry Wolf,Greg SouthamCCpt.l,Richard Armstrong,Terry Bednas 2nd, row: Mr. ChacunCcoachD,Gary Gylytiuk, Terry Elcombe,Tim Lintick,Doug Stark lst. row: Dwayne Fedierchuk,Wayne Boyko,Darcy CorkalCCpt.D,Andrew Poulton Znd. row: Mr. SmaluckCcoachD,Todd Morrow,Lawrence Baltus,David Anger, Arnold Bencharski,Cam Pongoski l l x 1 A g Q ? zz ww Mb . it . t'Tws N tigigxxt X , .M o ia M D A x aww. This year's Senior Boys Volleyball Team started its season off very strongly with the defeat of the Provincial HBH Champions in two straight games,l9-6 and ll-6. In their own tournament the boys lost to the eventual champions,Roblin.in a three game set. The first game was won by Roblin,l5-l3, the 2nd. game was taken easily by Dauphin with a final score of l5-8. The final game was a very close match ending up at l6-lb in favor of Roblin. The Junior Boys Volleyball Team coached by Mr. Smaluck participated in exhibition games and tournaments during the l976 season. The young team improved steadily and culminated the season success fully by reaching the finals in a tough Swan Valley tournament. Wrestling This past season the wrestling club under coach Mr. Walley competed against Grandview in a home and home series and culmin- ated the year when they participated in the Festival du Voyageur Tournament in St. Boniface in February. ln their opening competition against Grandview here, the Clippers Wrestlers lost the meet hy a narrow margin, but came hack at Grandview to win the meet there. ln St. Boniface, no first place finishes were recorded but in the 497 pound class, Captain Bob Childs won second place. Other outstanding perform- ances were turned in by: Jamie McDonald Cwho won a third place finishl Raymond Knight Crookiel Mike McKean The team was rounded out with Brian Castle, Rob McDonald and Pat Harrison. This year's wrestling award went to Captain Bob Childs. Curling The regular school curling schedule began on November 5, 1976 with 20 rinks participating. Bruce Rampton's rink which included David Pernarowski, Conroy Foster and Theresa Batiuk topped the schedule with the most wins while Dave Bosiak's rink came in a close second. The DRCSS was represented in the Winnipeg Christmas bonspiels by the Betty Anne Evans and Bruce Rampton rinks. The Manitoba Secondary School District playoff took place in Gilbert Plains. The DRCSS was represented by the Don Michaluk, Oarlou Gray and Rob Cote rinks in the boys,girls and mixed events respectively. The climax of the curling season is the student-teacher bonspiel which saw 20 rinks entered this year. Ken Sosnoski's rink of Mr. Tkach, Laurie Filipchuk and Adrian Van De Mosselaer took the top honors with the rinks of Nick Malowski, Doug Paulsen and Doug Walker receiving 2nd,5rd and 4th respectively. The secon event saw Jim Hrechishen's rink defeat Ray Nadan's in the final Todd Goodwin took third with Wade Lintick's rink winning fourth spot. Carlou Gray's rink won the third event with Dave Bosiak's taking second spot, Wayne Boyko's third and Dwight Bottrell's fourth. We are looking forward to hosting the Manitoba High School Curling Provincial Playoff here in February next year, thus we anticipate a bigger and better curling season this fall. League Gmampions for 1976-77 were Bruce Rampton, Dave Pernarowski, Conroy Foster and Theresa Batiuk. 5 Fnasm SECOND THIRD d Badminton David Bosiak Gary Gylytiuk Darrell Fiel Greg Stasiuk Andrew Poulton The year of 76-77 was really great year for badminton. A team of six members from our school went to the Prairie Regional Junior Badminton Championships in Regina on the 12th and 15th of November. Gary Gylytiuk travelled to Winnipeg to IW play in the Manitoba Junior closed, held at Red River Community College, January 28-50th. Gary along with his partner Val Peyton from Swan River brought homo a bronze medal for mixed doubles and a fourth place for men's doulles. Adam Baran, Greg Stasink and Gary Gylytink travelled to Winnipegosis for an Open Singles Tournament and took home all but one medal. Gary received two gold medals for the open and high snhool singles, Adam took a silver and a bronze for runner up open and consolation high school singles and Greg took a bronze for the open consolation singles. The entire team also played Winnipegosis and Gilbert Plains in four exhibition tournaments doing very well in both. To finish a good year of badminton off the team played in the Parkland Regional Badminton Tournament held in Dauphin on April 25rd. Gary Gylytink was the only one to take a top position of Men's Singles. On the 29th and 50th of April, Gary travelled to Winnipeg to compete in the Provincial Badminton Tournament. He was knocked out in the quarter finals of the B event. A huge thanks goes to Mr. McDougall, Nr. Smalnck and Mr. Jackson for all their support thay gave to the team. Also to Miss Drysdale for the hard work she did on the badminton Commisionare for the Parkland Region. 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William Blake N lkqmrmd Knight JhnKcmka , Dale Kbstiew Darwin Kowalcnuk Domm1KowdMm mibielbzdc Della Kristijanson Sh ila Kristijanson Banda Kukjmmki Robert kufley Kim Kustra HibkaKuUimr DhM.mmyk Kebdn1Qmyk Lorilenmniz uwjmnhnnck Jose Lopez Guylove Riduudjmnmtai Rj9NmdRxmla qggi Q kai In the act of fusion I know you, I know myself, I know everybody, and I nknown nothing. .4 ssfw Valotina Mailman Cynthia Marcenluk Kelly Marchak William Marion Cindy Mathe Vickl Matvieshen Saul Mayham Craig Mayor Karen Michaleski Beverly Miller Bruoe Moncnka 'Dodd Morrow Mervin MOrtan Ethel Morrlsseau Beverly Moosetall Linda Murray Cyrll Muskego Brad Myhre Doug Mc Corvie Rob McDill Alice McKay Brenda McKay Darrell McKay with McKay Ednond McKay John McKay Freddy McKay Reggie McKay Rene McKay KEnt McKean Mary McLachlan Gail Nakonechny Pat Nakonechnv Ken Neault Kathy Neill Gloria Normandin Grace North Chris O'Rourke Barb Pacholuk Joan Paradis idx ,ME pi iw X Qs mania ,-Q' ak lei i T ' I Sv it if Grist Q Q ., -3 1 2- 1:55 Q' if-1. 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Richard Paradis Brent Park Ken Paulsen Clifford Paxton Shauna Payne Kathy Perzylo Bren a Petura Bill Phillips Michael Piasta Ron Podnorodeski Cam Pongoski Andy Poulton Monica Prokopchuk Tim Pulak Linda Quinn Calvin Raaforo Elizabeth Relco Leslie R ob Larry Robertson Sandra Robinson Cheryl Ross Frances Ross Mourice Routhier Michele Routhier Joanne Rozdeoa Donna Ryz Sharon Saunoers Allison Scott Revin Searle Randy Seeley Dale Sexel Darlene Semchux K 4- I K Q x, w Q X N X ,. ....l. . .,., .,.,,:,,.,,., , .,,,,:,t, A WNES QQ . 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Nix Q Q W-3--New W.-'14 Marilyn Shanowsky Connie Sichewski Robbie Simpson Caren Sinclair Esther Sinclair Kerrv Skene Darlene Slobodzian Ryan Smilski Perry Smith Reid Snitka John Spence Raymond Spence Ttnny Spence Greg Stasiuk Gerry Stitt Bob Stokotelny Don Stratuliak Barb Sutherland Robert Swannell Al Thomas Gordon Thompson Gwen Thompson Bernice Timm Derek Timm Arnie Todosev Edwina Unger James Urski Doug Wa.l.ker Sharon Wallace Noreen Wallwin Kathleen Wavey Kathy Weerts Q, gsix wa .f 'Hy U.. sf, .55 as i WN. 1151 ,ex Janie Wellens Donna werbicxi Joni Wesley Kevin Wiebe Melaine Winters Barry Wbife Cathy Yacyshen Debbie Yarema Dawn Yellowaga Diane Zazuliak Ethel Zazuliak Carla Zinn Shirley Zradicka Laurie Zurba Marian Beardy MISSING: Henry Andries Flora Balfour Marion Beardy Lucille Bednas Danny Bryden Donna Catcheway Barb Dorman Ruby Fedkiw Carol Foster Bruce Goran Brio Kristinnson Terry Kruk Judy Kumka Alfred Laliberty Roger Maud William Mayham Susan McDonald Adrienne McKay Bev McKay Rene McKay Hazel Moar Steve Moar James Moosetail Rita Moosetail Abraham Morris Arlene Morrisseau Ethel Morrisseau Alphonse Nepinak Anthony Nepinak Georgina Nepinak Nancy Nepinak Robert Nepinak Alex Ouskan Doreen Perzylo Greg Plesh Rodney Pretula Barry Ready Bd Remple John Richard Franklin Ross Louie Ross Garolene Ryz Hope Schabler Kenneth Scott Valerie Semchuk Dean Shewchuk Kalvin Shingoose Jack Smith Andy Spence John Spence Gordon Spence Doug Toews Shauna Waldroff Lillian Wavey Gordon West Kathy Adamowski Don Angus Mary Lou Baltus Rochelle Bassett all Audrey Allard Debbie Anderson Bruce Anger Debbie A119115 Richard Armstrong Carson Basaraba Marlene Bavdon Terry Beams Janis Beyko Neila Birss Alex Blacksmith Ken Boyechko Frank Brightn se Suzanne Brunen Greg Boguski Cindy Borowski vonda BOS A Donna Brychka Nhry Brychka Brock Bullbuck Ted Boughen Lorne Boyechko Marian Brunen Sharon Calvert , k Theresa Carrpbell Linda Caruk Brian Castle Terry Cherneski Robert Childs Sherry Chita 4 hm Danny CIIOW Laurie Christensen Lynn Clarke Tamny Cobbe 'Q' a s filazfilff ' C . , , N Mr- S A Bettie Childs - .Q BOb Chita Adeline Chuipka Howard contois 'fl' as 5 x 1 ' 3 ,Q lx 'e Dori Couling Bhrie Damsgaard Carol Dawson Darcy Dawson Jim Dent Darwin Drader Mervin Durston .Ju-.,g David Dzisiak Clarence Easter .253-N Jeanette Easter Terry Elcombe Cindy Esler Scott Farkas Bob Fendick Marla Ferg Louis Gancher YH-:fi Wendy Gingera an 1 :fx .4 Delores Ficzycz Gordon Fisher Don Garlinski Peter Garriocn Carol Gidilewicn Don Green Gary Gylytiuk Nm ,Rr I ' f imma Hafichu-11 Bev Hannibal Cheryl Hdnke Harriett Hardman Ernie Harmatski Jack Harrigan Murray Hassard Helene Hmm Tracy Haverluck H11 H all Grant Henderson li RZ K XJ 'pw Calvin Iiescnun Hob H955 Beth Hiebert Randy Hlady Tom Hnatiw Lucille Hoffman Shari House Marilyn Howatt Cheryl Inkster Sharon Hrushka Caroline Huska Sandra Iftody Lillian Impey Vernon Jebb W x . S ' A w - n Q ,b.: Shannon Johnston Gay Jones e is ,'-- x -,.:. b l S Jerry Jory Brian Kalichack Teresa Kaminski Shelley Keats Ed Kent Terry Kimacovitch Brian Kindret Lori Kindrat Barbara Kirkness Thelma Kirkness .xi Qian: I Rose Kolisnyk R911 Kgrman Kim Korzenowski Ron Kostiuk Karen Kostyshen Rodney Kowalchuk Lawrence Kowalski Debbie Kruk Karen Krywa f Lv fig 3 is , - 5.3 - 5 :gn ig? zz ' -, 5 fn? i . mbsf W2 Ml A - sw If ,Mn 4' - 'ffwfjkffifilig 15 ' t i . , - .. f ,. ,. , . ,, ,..., sg, .. x it , X Betty Ann Kufley Stephanie Kuzyk Rarldy Lermartz Bob Leskiw Nadine Lintick Juanita Lopez Donna Malanchuk Virginia Lewycky Wade Lintick Mikolene Lozinski Shawna Mansfield Gail Marceniuk Micnael Marcynuk Sam Marcynuk Irene Matvieghen Jim Mayne Clitf McArthur Karen McDill David McFadyer1 Lionel McKay Bill Mclaughin Q we Connie Mel-kg Marci Michaleski DOH MiCh-illllk Vernon McDuffe Lori fMcGimpseyJ Clark 'f 1 f'5f1' X' ., , f e aww R75 N V 'gin ml X N' Y K NLCX 2 XV W N QQ ,R ,X .6 K Nw , IN, vm '- - .. . 1:5 nk a we: Q52 N NS, w wk Q5 5 K 1 is XX QQ XX N N E N N 3 Qi lx is . .' ., X s 1 - W I ., N w Micheal McKean Gerry Michaluk Holly Mihaychuk Finley Moar Brian Moll Elaine Mulla Bill Murray Ray Nadon Debbie Nicholson Peggy Nakonesbny DOnna Norman ' E5 if M I X ' Judy Olearnek Maurice O'Rourke wk Wendy Ostapowich Barbara Pachkowski Joyce Pachkowski K J W ----, Y gf- 'QS '. 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Dah2Zwim MISSING Lillian Matvieshen Lange Olmgtead Dean Murray Joan Ouskan Bob Novakowski Dgngld Pecko Don Allard Floyd Toomey Clifford Archer Rgy Tygghineki Greg Beyette Glenn Black Lila Black Greg Blackman James Boyko Andrew Brunen Cam Chute Beverly Cook Theresa Cripps Cindy Diehl Kevin Fendick Alice Berg Danny Frykas Richard Gray Evelyn Hammel Keith Hiatt Patrica Horner Nick Malowski Donna Malanchuk Don Perzylo Glenda Reeve Dennis Routhier Ron Shewchuk Alfred Spence Alex Thomas shane Thompson Shelly Wenger Tom Zaporzan Philip Varcoe Bob Van Norman Graduation .... HWE MAY NEVER PASS THIS WAY AGAIN June 248125 ,1977 Honor Roll Debbie Anderson Carson Basaraba Rochelle Bassett Marlene Bawdon Greg Beyette Greg Boguski Cindy Borowski Lorne Boyeohko Brock Bullbuck Danny Chow Dori Couling Jim Dent Delores Ficzycz Donna Hafichuk Harriett Hardman Helen Haun Beth Hiebert Lucille Hoffman Teresa Kaminski Brian Kindret Ron Korman Virginia Lewyoky Jim Mayne Connie Merko Holly Mihaychuk David McFadyen Esther Palichuk Brenda Pongoski Murray Rugush Eldon Schroeder Elaine Seelman Cheryl Shewohuk Bev Stolotelny Sharon Thiele Brenda Tkachuk Mr. J. Tkach- Guest Speaker Cexercisesl Mrs. E. Wood- Guest Speaker Cbanquetb Valedlctory Well Grads, it took us 12 years - but we made it! September 1965-June 1977. Be- tween these, years packed with growing and learning. We learn from all we do, in study, re- creation and social activities. Still there is truth in the quote, HStrange how much you've got to know before you know how little you know.H Yet we have learnt alot in the past while-like how the smiling, radiant, happy faces fC7 ' seen on the first day back to 6'-kwa. 9690 gn school after summer holidays K 5 usually belong to mothers, how Q Q students often know what's :filth going on in the school,especially time off, before the teachers do, and the amazing-almost mystical ability of teachers to plan tests for the same day. One of the questions heard at every graduation is naturally, re- member when... Remember when the guys got that small car through the school doors and into the hall-and remember when the entire school ran down Main Street and remember when... the list goes on and on. Then we look at all our preparations for grad. The fund raising, planning and the graduation itself. These will all now be placed among the many memories we have to cherish and chuckle at in years to come. Graduation is also a time used to wrap up years and years of thank you into a few words. So first let us sincerely thank our teachers who have guided Cand sometimes pushedl us along the path of learning. May we see to it that our future attainments repay you at least in part. Next cur loving thanks and heart-felt gratitude to our parents for their sacrifice and patience which has allowed us to get this far. And we ask for your forgiveness for the many times we've caused you annoyances by our teen-age follies. Also a warm thank you to all our neighbors and friends for coming out this evening and sharing this special event with us. We reach graduation with mixed emotions. Definately happy and eX- cited for having finally finished school and looking forward to the opportunity to begin shaping our own futures. -Then on the other hand - very sad when we realize that tonight we are gathered together as a class for the last time. Over the years we have made iumereus friends and snared much to- gether - but as we have come to this inevitable turning point in our lives we will go our separate ways many of us never to meet again. But despite the distance we will put between us and the things we have to leave behind let us keep in mind the goal of a full and satisfying life. And remember - UHappiQess is the art of making a bouquet of those flowers within reach.J ADAMOWSKI Katherine Linda ALLARD, Audrey Joan G ANDERSON, Debbie Lynn ANGER, Bruce Norman ANGUS, Deborah Mae ANGUS, Donald George ARCHER, Clifford William Keith ARMSTRONG, Richard Joseph BALTUS, Maria Ludovica BASARABA, Carson Grant BASSETT, Rochelle BAWDON, Marlene Gail BEDNAS, Terry William BEYETTE, Gregory Norman BEYKI, Janis Elaine BIRSS, Neila Margaret BLACK, Glenn William BLACK, Lila Lynne BLACKMON, Gregory Wade BOGUSKI, Gregory Bruce BOROWSKI, Cynthia Rose Marie BOS, Vonda Lynn MWGEN,JmwsEmmrd BOYECHKO , Kenneth Paul BOYECHKO, Lorne Alec BRIGHTNOSE, Frank Wesley BRUNEN, Marian Bernadine BRYCHKA, Donna Marie BRYCHKA, Mary Anna BULBUCK, William Brock CARUK, Linda Marlene CATCHEWAY, Georgina Marie CHERNESKI. Terrance Brian CHILDS, Bettie Mildred CHITA, Sherry Lynne CHITA, Robert Gregory CHIUPKA, Adeline Janice CHOW, Daniel Owen CHRISTENSEN, Laurie-Ann Marie CHUTE, Cameron Bruce CLARK, Mary Lynn CLARK, Lori Mae CMcGimpseyj COBBE, Tammy Joy CONTOIS, Howard Marcel COOKE, Beverly Ann COULING, Dori Kathleen DAMSGAARD, Anna Marie DAWSON, Carol Lynn DAWSON, Darcy Joseph Patrick DENT, James Wilson DIEHL, Cindy DRADER, Darwin DURSTON, Mervin John DZISIAK, David Nickolas EASTER, Clarence Jonas ESLER, Cynthea Ann FARKAS, Scott Robson FICZYCZ, Delores Rose FISCHER, Gordon Allen FRYKAS, Danny Lawrence GANCHER, Louis Michael GARLINSKI, Donald James GLOVER, Nadine Bernice GINGERA, Wendy Louise GREEN, Donald Roy GYLYTIUK, Gary Chester HAFICHUK, Donna Lynn HAM EL, Evelyn HANKE, Cheryl Margaret HANNIBAL, Beverly Marie HARDMAN, Harriett Alice HARMATSKI, Ernest Michael HARRIGAN, Jack Kevin HASSARD, Murray Royal HAUN, Helene Marie HAVERLUCK, Tracy Elizabeth HAZELL, William Charles HENDERSON, Grant Creighton HESCHUK, Calvin James HIEBERT, Beth Yvonne HLADY, Randall Anthony KEATS, Shelley Dawn KINDRAT, Lori Heather KINDRET, Brian Stephen KIRKNESS, Barbara KOLISNYK, Roseanne KORMAN, Ronald Peter KORZENOWSKI, Kimberly Jane KOSTIUK, Ronnie Barry KOSTYSHYN, Karen Lynn KOWALCHUK, Rodney John KRUK, Debora Katherine KRYWA, Karen Gayle KUZYK, Stephanie LEWYCKY, Virginia Betty LINTICK, Nadine Marie LOPEZ, Juanita LOZINSKI, Mikolene Rose MALOWSKI, Nicholas William MANSFIELD, Shawna Lea MARCENIUK, Gail Katherine MARCYNUK, Michael George HNATIW, Thomas Gregory MiChae1MARcYNUK, Samuel James HOFFMAN, Lucille Evelyn Marie MATVIESHEN, Irene Violet Sylvia HOUSE, Shari Anne HOWATT, Marilyn Esther HRUSHKA, Sharon Nancy HUSKA, Caroline Natalie IFTODY, Sandra Loreen IMPEY, Lillian INKSTER, Karen Cheryl JEBB, Vernon David JONES, Gay Elizabeth JORY, Jerry James KALICHAK, Brian Gordon KAMINSKI, Teresa Louise MAYNE, James Robert MERKO, Constance Irene MICHALESKI, Marcella Jeanette MICHALUK, Donald John MIHAYCHUK, Holly Marie MOLL, Brian Roy MULLA, Elaine Marie MURRAY, William Marrs McArthur, Archibald Clifford MCDILL, Karen Dawn McDUFFE, Vernon Leslie MCFADYEN, David Michael MCGIMPSEY, Robert Alan McKEAN, Michael Charles NADON, Ray Stanley NAKONECHNY, Peggy Sharon NICHOLSON, Debra Joanne NORMAN, Donna Joy OLMSTEAD, Lance Timothy O'ROURKE, Maurice Cavanaugh OSTAPOWICH, Wendy Lou Irene PACHKOWSKI, Barbara Elizabeth PACHKOWSKI, Joyce Anne PACKO, Donald PALMAR, June Mae PALICHUK, Esther Hope PARK, Janice Marilyn PAULSEN, Douglas Barry PAYNE, Hugh Frederick PERNAROWSKI, Dave William POMOZYBIDA, Albina Phyllis PONGOSKI, Brenda Anne PORTER, Robert Lorne PSHEBNICKI, Lori Jane RAMPTON, Bruce REEVE, Glenda Rose REGUSH, Murray RICHARDSON, Dale June ROBSON, Michele Elizabeth ROSSIN, Karen Adeline SABORAKI, Scott Whitney SCHROEDER, Eldon John SCOTT, Ryan Morely SEELEY, Donald Gordon SEELEY, Janice Irene SEELMAN, Elaine Louise SHEWCHUK, Cheryl Lynn SHEWCHUK, Gail Lynn SIMPSON, Valerie Mae SOSNOSKI, Kenneth Joseph SOUTHAM, Gregory Peter SPENCE, Jimmy Stanley STARK, Douglas Michael STENABAUGH, Phyllis Eileen STEVEN, Patrick Kenneth STEVENS, Frederick STOKOTELNY, Beverley Anne SYRNYK, Loretta Lynn Caroline TARDIFF, Annette Marie THIELE, Sharon Laurie Ann THOMPSON, Wayne Richard TKACHUK, Brenda Ann TORDON, Sheila Marie TSANG, Jeanne Priscilla TYSCHINSKI, Roy Dennis UKRAINEC, Richard Dale VAN NORMAN, Robert John David VARCOE, Philip Everett WALTERSON, Sharon Margaret WAROWAY, Darlene Mary WERBICKI, Sharon Louise WHETTER, Patrick Ryan WILKIE, Robert Joseph YAKUBCHAK, Michael Barry WINTERS, Catherine Majorie ZABRODSKI, Teresa Ann YACYSHEN, Juliana Maria Ann ZURBA, Dale Lee ll l 5535 J f ixy K 1-1. M' X , X A w Sf i N M wk 3 it Y t .U , 1 A B fl Q I ' 1 x A . 5. . i E 3' ill I A AJ 41 6th row: Lynn Clark, Wendy Ostapowich, Tracy Haverluck, Juliana Yacyshen, Debbie Anderson, Beth Hiebert, Irene Matvieshen, Lori Clark, Teri Zabrodski, Joyce Pachkowski, Tammy Cobbe, Marilyn Howatt, Gay Jones, Ester Palichuk, Brenda Pongoski, Dale Richardson, Jeanne Tsang Sth row: Carol Dawson, Elaine Mulla, Sheila Tordon, Wendy Gingera, Janice Park, Annette Tardiff, Cindy Borowski, Holly Mihaychuk, Donna Brychka, Nadine Lintick, Cheryl Hanke, Donna Norman, Cheryl Inkster, Dale Zurba, Linda Caruk, Harriett Hardman, Albina Pomozybida, Donna Hafichuk 4th row: Debbie Kruk, Debbie Nicholson, Neila Birss, Debbie Angus, Bettie Childs, Gail Marceniuk, Barb Pachkowski, Sharon Hrushka, Peggy Nakoneshny, Virginia Lewycky, Sherry Chita, Elaine Seelman, Karen Kostyshen, Phyllis Stenabaugh, Janice Seeley, Gail Shewchuk, Stephanie Kuzyk 3rd row: Carol Huska, Rochelle Bassett, Vonda Bos, Sharon Thiele, Val Simpson, Audrey Allard, Mikolene Lozinski, Georgina Catcheway, Beverly Cooke, Sharon Walterson, Delores Ficzycz, Marie Damsgaard, Barbara Kirkness, Janis Beyko 2nd row: June Palamar Cindy Esler Marci Michaleski Cath W' t M Brychka, Bev Stokotelny, Marlene Bawdon, Dori Couling, Lori Sy2n3iS,ShZ5Za Mansfield, Cheryl Shewchuk, Sandra Iftody, Mary Lou Baltus, Laurie,Christengen Kim Korzenowski, Bev Hannibal, Connie Merko, Rose Kolisnyk ' ist row: Juanita Lopez, Adeline Chuipka, Teresa Kaminski, Karen Krywa g1cheleBRobson,CKaren McDill, Lila Black, Sharon werbicki, Shari Hgugg arian runen indy Diehl Nadine Po t K t Ad ' ' - ' - Glenda Reeve,,Lillian Impey, Karen Rogsin a by amowskl' Lorl Pshebnlckl' 5th row: Ryan Scott, Brian Mall. Don Michaluk, Gordon Fisher, Darcy Dawson. Louis Gancher, Roy Tyschinski, Alan McGimpsey, Frank Brightnose, Bob Chita, Tom Hnatiw, Bruce Rampton, Doug Stark, Lance Olmstead, Calvin Heschuk 4th row: Greg Beyette, Grant Henderson, Bruce Anger, Greg Southam, Richard Armstrong, Scott Farkas, David Pernarowski, Wayne Thompson, Scott Saboraki, Bob Wilkie, Rodney Kowalchuk, Brian Kindret, Nick Malowski, Danny Frykas, Ted Boughen, Darwin Drader 3rd row: Ken Sosnoski, Don Green, Ken Boyechko, Don Seeley, Don Garlinski, Bob Porter, Mervin Durston, Ron Korman, Doug Paulsen, Terry Bednas, Cliff McArthur, Brock Bullbuck, Cliff Archer, Fred Stevens, Bill Murray, Murray Regush, Sam Marcynuk, Greg Blackman 2nd row: Ernie Harmatski, Cam Chute, Micheal Yakubchak, Jim Dent, Micheal McKean, Philip Varcoe, Don Angus, Danny Chow, Hugh Payne, Jack Harrigan, Donald Packo, Jimmy Spence, Randy Hlady, Greg Boguski, Clarence Easter, Terry Cherneski, David Dzisiak, Brian Kalichuk 1st row: Maurice O'Rourke, Mike Marcynuk, Eldon Schroeder, Bill Hazell, Vernon Jebb, Pat Steven, Dale Ukrainec, Ryan Whetter, Ray Nadon, Jim Mayne, Carson Basaraba, Vernon McDuffe, Murray Hassard, Glen Black, Lorne Boyechko Graduates .... 1977 .... anus. AWARDS KINSMEN CLUB OF DAUPHIN PROFICIENCY AWARD.... DAUPHIN OCHRE SCHOOL AREA HIGH ACHIEVEMENT Aw 0000l00000000000000000000000000000000000 C.K.D.M. PROFICIENCY AWARD IN MATHEMATICS AND SCI E0000,000000000 OOOO 0000000l0000000 KINSMEN HIGH ACHIEVEMENT IN MATHEMATICS AND SCI EQ00000000000 llil 0 IOIO 000000000 LIONELLS PROFICIENCY AWARD IN ENGLISH AND STIJ'DI .Q000000000000000000000000 MURIEL HAMILTON AWARD FOR HIGHEST AVERAGE IN GRADE XII....... ................ . .... .... KINSMEN HIGH ACHIEVEMENT IN ENGLISH AND STUDIESQU00000000000000000l ROTARY CLUB PROFICIENCY IN BUSINESS 0000000 000000000000000000000 DAUPHIN CONSUMERS CO-OP HIGH ACHIEVEMENT IN BUSINESS EDUCATION........ . UKRAINIAN CATHOLIC BROTHERHOOD PROFICIENCY IN HEAVY VOCATIONAL... ..... ..... . DAUPHIN CONSUMERS CO-OP HIGH ACHIEVEMENT IN VOCATIONAL00000000000000000000000 ACKLANDS LTD. PROFICIENCY IN ELECTRICITY.... . GILLIS Q WARREN LTD. PROFICIENCY IN METALS.... MARTIN MOTORS LTD. PROFICIENCY IN AUTO BODY... McMILLAN'S AUTO RECYCLING CENTER PROFICIENCY IN POWER MECHANICS...... .................. .... BEAVER LUMBER CO. LTD. PROFICIENCY IN BUILDING CONSTRIICTIONQ000000000000000000000000000000000 MISS MARY HAMILTON FRENCH AWARD.................. WOMENS HOSPITAL AID BURSARY...... ...... . .... . REBEKAH LODGE POST SECONDARY BURSARY.. ..... .. DAUPHIN LADIES AUXILIARY TO CANADIAN LEGION PROFICIENCY IN HOME ECONOMICS.. .... ... ....... . DAUPHIN CONSUMERS CO-OP HIGH ACHIEVEMENT IN ECONO S.Q000000000000000000000 00l0 000 000 IN MCMUNN G YATES BUILDING SUPPLIES PROFICIENCY D TING000000000 O0l00 00000000000 000C00 0000000 UKRAINIAN CATHOLIC BROTHERHOOD PROFICIENCY -ART00000l00000000000000 0000 00000 J. SUDERMAN AWARD PROFICIENCY IN COSMETOLOGY.. DAUPHIN MEDICAL GROUP FACULTY SCIENCE......... KINGS HOTEL DINING ROOM PROFICIENCY IN FOODS.. CHIMO BUILDING CENTER PROFICIENCY IN GRAPHICS. KINETTE FACULTY OF EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIP.. .... DAUPHIN HERALD PROFICIENCY IN LIGHT VOCATIONALQ00000000000000000000 0000 0 00000 00000 THE INSTITUTE OF CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS AWARD PROFICIENCY IN MATHEMATICS AND ENGLISH........ DAUPHIN CONSUMERS CO-OP HIGH ACHIEVEMENT IN MATHEMATICS AND ENGLISH. ...... . ............... DAUPHIN OCHRE NON-RESIDENT AWARD.. ........... CHARLES GRAY-CHOWN SCHOLARSHIPS CUNIVERSITY OF ITOBAD.0000000 0000 0000 0000 0 00000000000 0 RAY ARCHER JR. MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP......... QUEEN ELIZABETH II AWARD.. ..... . ...... GOVERNOR-GENERALS' MEDAL Q AWARD.... 0000 .Holly Mihaychuk ....Carson Basaraba ....Elaine Seelman ....Cynthia Borowski ....Beth Heibert ...Harriett Hardman .Delores Ficzycz .Connie Merko Virginia Lewecky Scott Saboraki Donald Seely Murry Regush Jim Mayne Darcy Dawson Don Seely Brian Kindret Beth Heibert Elaine Seelman Holly Mihaychuck ..Michele Robson ..Tammy Cobbe Bill Hazell Murry Hassard Helen Haun Dori Couling Glenda Reeve Dale Richardson Cindy Borowski Glenda Reeve Sharon Thiele Brenda Pongoski .Brock Bullbuck .Carson Basaraba .Harriett Hardman .Sharon Thiele .Teri Zabrodski MEMORIES Fw. '-'--,, N ,331 X EN M-- . xx. 5.--L l O ll gm' Q .Q 'lf . T ,AA z z 'Z 67 114- ,vw . no we 2 M I V I 3 f,m4n 540' QW' ' U uzuil i w Hill 1 muslim Hlllllszz 2 Q iw, as 2 g I may may again And if I aon't know when. You were and narrow patn, Ana I was Q nLL n 4 hat am I to do, now that l'm here? iQu are now tne jonrney's end But 1 am still the journey. When you set another olass fTee will you even remember me? S0 this may he Lne Zast time I'ZZ ever walk your wnifn walled corridor, Heading for the fXfT ,'.w aoow. . And S0 alma mater, I may newer pass Ania may zjwfn, . . Goodbye. D.R. Fiozycz figs? if y QQBQSQ ep Y ww 'V X .f ,, it ggi ADVERTISING CHIMO BUILDING CENTER CENTRAL MEAT 5 COLD STORAGE SHOP EASY J. BUCKWOLD G SONS RICK'S MEAT MARKET RISLEY'S PLUMBING G HEATING STITT'S DRUG STORE DAVIS ELECTRIC STIOKY'S SERVICE BANK OF MONTREAL HONG KONG CAFE ,lv PEoPLE's WHITE c GS 'M' - I A ,5,G, A I AWWA - L 'f , LTD 4 15 I V . V A THE FASHION SHDPPE SHP SEHVF Macleods Family Shopping Centre 13-3rd Ave. N.E. Dauphin, Manitoba Phone: 658-I-L61 'I DAUPI-lllV SHFH CONGRATULATIONS GRADS. . . One of the Largesi' Sfocks of 104 Main Street South Ladies Wear in Northern Manifoba DAUPHINa MANITOBA Phone 638-4041 TWE EN LAKES NIOTE L Dauphin, Manitoba 658-4253 Proprietors: Vern 86 Helen Alm Q-7? 11757 Hazell Floral Co. sos MAIN ST. s. Qlwpkin, Wynn. :Say .gl .gfoufew n J' 504 Main Street Dauphin, Manitoba A I 1 Q DIIUPHIN SUPR-SIIVII Meats- Groceries- Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Fresh Dairy Products and Gasoline 500 River Ave. E. Dauphin, Manitoba 638-3408 Clippers Barber Shop 638-5626 Coiffures 638-UM33 121 Main St. N. Dauphin, Manitoba DAUPHIN LIVESTOCK AUCTION SALES f at 'A A 'THIN A w'.. ,,.i-I-I-w i. V X-E K Y . I 6 U MANlTO'WEBAN SHOP 15 Znd. Ave. DAUPHIN, MANITOBA FISHER AGENCIES TRAVEL AGENTS ALL TYPES of INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE 5 Znd. Ave. N. W. 638-580 Dauphin, Manitoba 7 Evenings and Holidays 638-7259 Cl Rancho 1122 Main St. S. Phone 638-5844 'V-in ' ' f . 4 xg ' Q 'px Q50 I ' 5 , - ' i:.v.g . X .' - ' 'wh'-. 1 3 L Q A ,L .-f , if -fi,,-.jg W WW f W5 in i tf K, few!! T ' 7 III -E - . Q 3 I 3 - ' 4 Y ' 'WWI nu 1' .I 1 f-,..- F F 1 J' TX 1 ,' R E V E LS TOK E HOME If IMPROVEMENT CENTER DENNIS BASSET Bus: 638-3041 19 - 1st Ave. S.E. Res: 638-7103 Dauphln, Manitoba MALL DEPT. STORE 119 Main St. S. Dauphin, Manitoba CONGRATULATIONS GRADS.... BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA DAUPHIN, MANITOBA CANADIAN IMPERIAL BAPHKCJFCXDMNHHRCE Work at the Commerce. It's a future you can bank on. Congrafulafions Grads Dauphin Plains Credit Union DAUPHIN. MANITQBA GOLD EN GUERNSEY JUG STORE LICENSED DISTRIBUTOR GOLDEN GUERNSEY MILK PRODUCTS and CONFECTIONARY 624 Main S. 638-5455 Wits XJ flIllm g0: DAUPH IN is! Q ff' A A ju, l I'I8IIRQ'S MEN'S AND LADIES HAIR STYLING 81 SUPPLIES srvusrs no MAIN smm Noam nAuPHlN MAnnoBA LA n R Y ME L ' . A R LE N E GAYLE 'MBIS' 633'5f' ' G L AD vs STOPI Congratulations Grads 215 Main N . Dauphin MCMUNN 8 YATES Mcivlunn 81 Yates Building Supplies Ltd. Highway 20 East Dauphin, Manitoba TWEEN LAKES ESSO SERVICE Licensed Mechanic Atlas Products - Towing Restaurant - Good Food Al 81 Olive Meadows Dauphin, Man. 638-5056 - I . DAIRY QUEEN V- -W Y HARv's AUTO and ELECTRICAL SERVICE: Congraiulaiions Grads Specializing in alternator, starter, I ' and electric motor repair Gordon S Radlo and 'Lv' Harve y Kus tra Dauphin D af Q i wb E 'E S - V fl , Nfl Hg Bfiigifif ... C C Y C' Boulevard Motor Hotel 'M QHQTEF E 4 , N N A it wg 5 - 28 Memorial Blvd., Dauphin, Manitoba N Banquet Room, Licenced Dining Room f Beverage Room 30 Rooms - Ample Parking DR. GORDON RITCHIE BOX 70 DAUPHIN, MANITOBA Congrofuloiions Grads of '76 SNAP- ON -TOO LS Choice of Better Mechanics Tools for Productions and lndustry Peter Bilash - Authorized Dealer 27 River Ave. E, CONGRATULATIONS GRADS... phone 638-4151+ Dauphin, Manitoba TOWERS HOTEI STAFF 205 Main St. S. Dauphin, Manitoba . FEMIN IN E FASHION CENTRE Ladies' Ready To wear- Fine Ladies' Apparel WHERE SMART WOMEN SHOP! 5 A 5. HS BlACK'S CYCLE 8 SPORTING GOODS lTD. For all your School Sporls Equipmeni 211 Main St. S. Dauphin. Manitoba MARTIN lvlomns 19 Cadillac - GMC Trucks .,. Sales - Service - Parts and Body Shop Jim Clyde 638-3510 Ma j or Appliance and 12g2nlg5?in6'i'g-E-ggghin Refridgeration repairs BEST VVISHES GRADS From The nAuPHlN cousumfns co on C '18 5rd. Ave. N.E. DAUPHIN, MANITOBA Phone: 638-6005 1 vb DAUPHIN SHEET METAL LTD. Heaiing, Air Conclifioning and Refrigerafion 518 Main St.. S. Dauphin, Manitoba RTN 1L2 Stark 8. Pitch Agencies General Insurance Real Es+a+e Broker Aufopac Renfals Appraisals lnland Trusl' 8: Savings Commercial Properly 510 Main Sf. North, Dauphin Mrs. Dave lJanl McDonald, Saleslady Congrafulafions 'Grads CHEZ CLOTH 224 Main Sf. N. Dauphin. Manitoba The Roya- -lliank ishelping young le all acrossCanada keepthe ' Peop theyire madetothemselves. We help by offering services YNIQ9 for any banking need. And Q Q we're especially pleased to be sponsors of the Junior - - Olympics Prggramme, PENROSE, ARCHAMBAULT, ZAPLITNY, BRETT'S GIFT STATIONERS LTD, YURY 8, CQ. CHARTEREDACCOUNTANTS 220 Main St. North 32-2NDAVENUES.W. P O. BOX 554, DAUPHIN MANITOBA, Fl7N 2V4 , P 'f 9'5 658-4821 gl Zllclgsiflsffut c A Homesas-4848 . F.-DIZAPLITNY CA S,fbf,fHN MANITOBA Gifts - Office Supplies - Ari Supplies TE YURY CA FOR GIFTS THAT PLEASE I l I GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS H O U S E OF C RA FTS I I E 207 Main St. N. Dauphin, Manitoba ia ii Ili o 1 Neill s .leweller H9741 .. y ltd' 5 Radio Ihaek - Wafches, Diamonds, Silverware Giffs For All Occasions Main Sf. wn Dauphin FI R E N E BEST WISHES GRADUATES DAUPHIN FIRESTONE TIRE CENTRE 35 - ist Ave.S.W. DAUPHIN, MANITOBA Truck, Trocior ond OFF Highway Service phone 638-5610 Congratulations from . . . Allard Motors 119591 Lid. L UD. 36 Second Ave., N.W. Dauphin, Manitoba f caoss ROAD IIVIPLEIVIEINTS I W H 'EQTE F EE or Q arm Equip Hwy. 5 85 'IO west , ment Phone: 658-5519 R I Dauphin, Manitoba Besf Wishes grads . . . Dauphin Tire Er Vulcanizing 15 Memorial Blvd. Dauphin, Manitoba R7N 2A5 ii, 24 2nd. Ave. N.W. Dauphin, Manitoba Automotive Supplies 86 Equipment . . . Welding gc Industrial Supplies REVCO LTD . 'i'l8 Main St. South Dauphin, Manitoba Phone: 658-6749 JoHNSroN'S SALES S SERVICE BEAVER LUMBER gg. Evinrude Outboards - Lund Boats Snowmobiles - Snow Blowers Lawn 8. Garden Equipment Briggs 8. Sfraffon 8. Tecumseh Engine Repairs and Parfs Highway 58.10 Sourh U mile, 638-5772 BUILDERS HARDWARE HOME DECORATIVES BEAVER PAINTS MANUFACTURED HOMES Larry Murray,Mgr. 210 'Ist. Ave N.E. Dauphin, Manitoba MAIN STREET SOUTH DAUPHIN, MANITOBA DAUPHIN MUSICAL SUPPLIES 14 'Ist. Ave. N.W. DAUTPHIN, MANITOBA Phone: 653-471 2 Modern Cleaners 92nd St. N.W. Phone 638-4031 as we begin, so shall we go - Marshall Mcfbuhan F I rlfw1'Iw112lIlm.rk:w