Gordon Bell High School - Purple and Gold Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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JOHN VAN SCHYNDEL ' Schnarfer , our flying Dutchman and sometimes class president. Noted for his good marks and weird sense of humor. A sure success. MARTIN ROSPLESCH-Usually heard quacking with the other animals in Room 128 before nine. Accepts fortunes, rewards, and the Biology teacher ' s buffets with equal thanks. Popu¬ lar fellow. KEN SHUSHKEWICH-This modest fel- VERNON TAYLOR —Capable vice-president and general factotum around the school. Brilliant, ath¬ letic personality kid —all this and naturally curly hair too. KENNETH PENNELL - Plays the tuba in the Salvation Army Band. A quiet person who en¬ joys singing in the school choir. Ken is looking for¬ ward to a career as an X-ray technician. JOHN KLAPONSKI —The big K. If in the black of the night you hear this Panther, don ' t anther. One of Gordon Bell ' s few dedicated students. JACK MACKAY —Tall, dark and sideburns. The with the strategically timed cough, and other effects. Will chime BOH-DAN when wounc RICK HUDSON — The mad Russian of Crush Cyrano, football and basketball star. All thi: handsome too? Will success spoil Rick Hudso BRIAN O ' LEARY —Our illustrious president, ’Mad Irishman. Divided his time peeling potc and hatching schemes in the student offic i ever seen a skiing gain. Will prove to an do Math. LINDA mes editor with the one of the sweetest ot a paid announce- —An amiable chap GAVIN BALFOUR-Have you poet? Churchill’s loss is our Miss Martin that he really c BOYKO —Our censorious Chi face that tells all. Probably i girls in Gordon Bell. (This is n ment.) ALLAN HUTCHINGS BOHDAN MAHREL-A gentle soul who f veloped the art of passive resistance to point. Ambition: to live off the fat of th Nice fellow! LYNNE WALLACE-Friendly and kind word for all, even the teachers! to be an outstanding success in her choser nurs ing. MARGITTA OSSENKOPP-

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12-128 MISS E. KIERNAN PAT HRYNICK-Known for her mysterious Mono Lisa smile. Only ? knows what’s behind it. Lives for the week-ends. Good Luck in the future Pat. JUDY RICHARDSON-How does she get those marks so effortlessly? Dogs and a certain person from D.M.C.I. occupy favoured places in her heart. JUDY CREASE —Capable Frolic Committee Chair¬ man. Dieting and pulling LE PIED from LA BOUCHE are frequent occupations. Intends to fol¬ low in the footsteps of LA GRAND COYLE. BARBARA ROSSOL — Serious student and typist extraordinaire. Do blondes have more fun? Bar¬ bara won ' t tell (we wonder why). Intends to take business administration. ANITA FALK-Shelley ' s sidekick; can often be found in the halls, giggling with her. Future: ballet? or trapeze artist? — no one knows for sure. MARY JANE SIMCOE- Sure I ' m Little Bo-Peep — Where ' s your sheep? — N.M. ' s got em. Ambition: a flying schoolteacher. Probable Fate: bei ng permanently grounded. BETTY MclNERNEY — Can ' t say no to a school office. The proud possessor of the greatest amount of school spirit. A real good kid but can ' t stay out of scrapes. IRENE PAULS—Quiet little girl with the warm smile. No one knoVs what she does week-ends, but she assures us that they are not lost GORDON MclLQUHAM-Only Gord knows how to spell his name. Seen frequently in the company of the Beautiful People around the school. A nice guy! TONY GERMANO — Most happy fella! Cries only in English class. -Will take singing lessons from Mr. Dorfman in order to be a Gondolier in Italy. GEORGE KONTUSIC — Enjoys taking down school projects to bug Miss Kiernan. Ingenious inventor of excuses for being absent. Successful entrepre¬ neur? Good Luck George. TONY GUERTIN— Stal¬ wart member of football squad and one of the school ' s big wheels. Caseys ' best supporter, but loves the great outdoors as well, on skiing week¬ ends. STANLEY MA — I didn ' t understand what you meant. Serious student, yet enjoys a good joke. Well-liked by all. University bound, and sure to be a success at whatever he undertakes. RICH FIN¬ DLAY—Gordon Bell ' s mad basketball player. Does homework frantically before school. What do you do at home Rick? Pursuits: Sports and girls. DONNA BATES—Mystery woman of Room 218. Seldom heard from, and less often seen. Quietly efficient. Good Luck in your chosen field, Donna.

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1 2-207 MR. A. ASPER DONALD NOREK—Always the last person to wake up on Monday mornings. Just can ' t wait for the four o ' clock bell to ring. A great guy and hard worker?? ALAN LOWE-Our able Sports Rep. Likes all sports. Al loves to give answers, sometimes the right ones. Fate: full time Rick¬ shaw driver. LARRY PESTALUKY-Room z07 ' s quiet guy. Says he likes to play golf on the week¬ ends, but we know different. Well-liked, easy¬ going. Ambition: try and finish school one of these years. ALEXANDER BELL-Another member of the glor¬ ious Panthers who wishes roughing penalties were unheard of. Usually found with his partner in crime D.N. Ambition: delivering babies. THOMAS CORMAK— Only the good die young, so why should I worry? Fate: to get caught skipping school before the year is up. Ambition: to push ahead in life. GAIL DODMAN — I may look busy, but I ' m just confused. Ambition: prove the saying good things come in small packages true. GLEN WILSON — Handsome, intelligent, and a good student??? (foregoing was a paid announce¬ ment) Another 007. Ambition: pass Grade XII and marry money. DOUG KOPP — Love that blond hair and blue eyes.” Best-looking, most intelli¬ gent, and one of the nicest guys we know. Usual¬ ly seen with his better half P.H. DENNIS FUSH- TEY — Dennis was voted Mr. Football of the year for ' 69- ' 70. Always seen smiling. Ambition: to suc¬ ceed at doing nothing. GUY MULLEN —Sometimes called Rip Van Winkle. Guy holds the astounding record of having slept through 81 6 classes, and is still alive to tell about it. PAUL SCHMIDTKE —Room 207 ' s tiger? Man about town in the Volkswagen. Interested in (op¬ posite) sex. Fate: to be beaten by a bicycle in a drag race. Ambition: to own second fastest VW. RICHARD BARTLINSKI —On Richard ' s return visit to Grade XII he hopes to produce passing marks. Better known as Bart. Fav. saying: Too much? Ambition: to remain a fugitive from the barber. GREG THOMAS-Suzuki man of 207. Give us this day . . . a day in bed. Ambition: Hell ' s Angels. Fate: never getting his 150 running. TED MAR¬ TENS— Another member of the quiet jet set of 207, but still waters run deep . Ambition: play¬ boy millionaire. Fate: dishwasher at a Playboy Club. WAYNE HOGBERG-Aquiet but ambitious student who is noted for his shyness. He is prob¬ ably just another wolf in sheep ' s clothing. Ambi¬ tion: undecided. DAVID KALB — The silent swinger . A quiet student who keeps his adven¬ tures to himself. (Room 207 ' s only hippie.) Am¬ bition: boycott barbers. Fate: be a barber. 20