Grantham High School - Olympian Yearbook (St Catharines, Ontario Canada)

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10 H FRONT ROW: Barbara Morin, Carol Reynolds, Henny Marcus, Christine Rusinski, Darlene May, Vera Koiynka, Joyce Bell, Linda Jacobs, Linda Nishimuro, Carole Begin, Ann Hipfner. MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Mellen, Sandra Ma Foye Byrne, Bonnie Nelson, Marsha Cox, Linda Burke, Susan Schell, Gail-Ann Fast, Joyce Ewing, Ricki-Lynn Lovelock, Beth McLean, Lorraine Stachura, Mary Ann Winslow. BACK ROW: Donald Sawotsky, Colin May, Tim Kaye, Richard Sojur, Ted Schellenberg, Linda MacPherson, Mollis Stoner, Rita McLeod, Ruth Dobell, John Bow David Gatenby, Murray Unruh, Rick Gatenby. ABSENT: Jane Findlay. Carole Begin - That little old Match-Maker— Me! Joyce Bell - Our Cupid that ' s going steady. John Bowman — Has a comment for every occasion. Linda Burke — She ' s been promoted to Brownies. Faye Byrne - Always helping a certain someone in math. Marsha Cox - Outgrew her ponytail. Ruth Dobell - Very studious, our volleyball champ. Joyce Ewing - Very quiet except in gym class. Jane Findlay - Oooh-— I love playing football. Rick Gatenby - But I have to go sir!!! Dave Gatenby - Where did your Hi-Y pin go? Ann Hipfner - Lively critter who ' s always on the run! Linda Jacobs - Appears quiet, but what a mouth. Vera Kalynko — Always eyeing a certain Ted. Tim Kaye - Our Politician. Ricki-Lynn Lovelock - But I wasn ' t the only one talking! Linda MacPherson - I ' ll follow the boys. Beth McLean — Agrees with everyone and everything. Rita McLeod - Ah Richy! Drive me to Linda ' s? Henny Marcus — Quiet one from E.C.C. Sandra Mason - She ' s going steady now!!!! Darlene May - Appears in lOH but her thoughts are in 1 1 B. Colin May — No relation-— loves to tease Foye. Barbara Morin - Paul ' s Gidget. Bonnie Nelson - Not quite worn out from lost year. Lynda Nishimuro - Very shy (supposedly) Carol Reynolds - Only talks when a teacher is looking. Christine Rusinski — She ' s first on Bill ' s schedule. Richard Sojur — Teenage Idol with a car. Donald Sawotsky - The life of lOH. Susan Schell - Happy Days are here again Ted Schellenberg - Always swarmed by girls. Lorraine Stachura - Little Miss Heartbreak. Holli Stoner - Joey, Joey, Joey is all she understands. Murray Unruh - Our math whiz. Mary Ann Winslow - She keeps in contact through letters.

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10 G FRONT ROW: Ullc Eva TS, Nancy Gra Lily Nikoden, Jes Haan, Marilyn Cov ma, Ronald B 3rnim Shor e, Robert Reil 3 Lenzen, Michelle Fonsolato, Linda Lewis, Karen Cotton, Franca Papi, Cheryl Johnsen, Kathleen ham, Lynn Billington, Vivi Jensen. Ml DDL E ROW: Miss Priest, Evelyn Mazurek, Sheila Mallory, sie Ladenberger, Muriel Matheson, Janet Fawcett, Margaret Kennedy, Kathleen Strong, Alice De -ert, Brian Clement. BACK ROW: Richard Wickabrod, Ted Skorski, Henry Pritula, Cornelius Beeks- n. Pearl Wilcox, Janice Southam, Patricia Reilly, Donna Harrison, Eric Smith, Tim Horhota, John ly, Roger Morin. Ron Barnim — Too quiet for lOG. Cornelius Beeksma - Little man, big name. Lynn Billington - Be careful or she ' ll sleep througfi history. Karen Cotton - and he ' s a real sweetie - honestly! Brian Clement — Only one at a time, Brian. Marilyn Covert - Togetherness is her motto. Alice De Haon - Our cute Dutch import. Kathleen Evans - lOG ' s Hayley Mills. Janet Fawcett - You never know, the next Joy Commercial Michelle Fonsolato - Sews up her seams, including armholes. Nancy Graham - Don ' t you dare put that in! Donna Harrison — Enjoys one thing in life, Jock. Tim Horhota - Quiet parties bother Tim. Vivi Jensen - Future Vivi Bones? Cheryl Johnsen - Never be anyone but Al for me. Margaret Kennedy - 414 years? I hear church bells. Jessie Ladenberger - Watch out when she putts the shot. Ulla Lenzen - Quiet and thoughtful, but, oh, those thoughts. Linda Lewis - Donning a flashy pin, from whom? Sheilla Mallory - Her interests lie in the Navy. Muriel Matheson - She sets the fashion pace in clothing. Evelyn Mazurek - Julius buys the cutest rings!!! Roger Morin - Girls are a dime a dozen, eh Roger? Lily Nikoden - Believes typing mistakes are essential. Bob Palodichuk - Talks to hims.elf whenever he gets really desperate. Franco Papi - Brushes her teeth with Palmolive Shaving Cream. Kris Plumer - Had the longest vacation in history. Henry Pritula - Insists smiling is his only business. Bob Reilly - Usually listens, never answers. Pat Reilly - Hey,— Irish! John Shore - School bothers him tremendously. Ted Skorski - They think he doesn ' t understand. Eric Smith - Answers in History, intelligently? Janice Southam - One of the wild Westminstrels . Kathleen Strong - Stand back, she ' s opening her top locker! Rick Theissen - He has an exciting pastime — Girls. Pearl Wilcox - Keeps the back corner gang going. Richard Wickabrod - Another, Ben Casey, for smiling.

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10 I FRONT ROW: May Vander Wert, Linda Baldoni, Lynda Curran, Patricia Kirvan, Wanda Bauerle, Juanita Phillips, Linda Book, Patricia DeLuca, Sandra Chaikowsky. BACK ROW: Mrs. Murray, John Newman, Donald Bracewell Peter Bausch, Linda Sadowsky, Julie Cwiertnieski, John Piper, Douglas Halliday, William Oliver, Clyde Sanders Wayne Metcolf. Linda Baldoni - Loveable clown of 101. Wanda Bauerle - Just a little smile, please? Peter Bausch - Pete thinks twice before throwing the dice. Marlene Bedard - all sugar with a bit of spice! Linda Book — still waters run deep. Donald Bracewell - Possesses good judgment through sound reasoning. Sandra Chaikowsky - Little class flirt! Lynn Curran - 2 cute, 2 be, 4 gotten. Julie Cwiertnieski - calamity in history especially after gym class. Patricia DeLuca - She has only one care in the world?? Douglas Halliday - The one and only brain of 101 . Patricia Kirvan - OUQTINVU! Wayne Mefcalf - wishes to go to Pickering to join Marie. John Newman - Notable quarterback for 101-with glasses. William Oliver - Our beautiful blond. Juanita Phillips - She loves to read for Mr. G. John Piper - Image of strict academy officer. Linda Sadowsky - sweet and quiet - for a redhead! Clyde Sanders - Uncle Sam ' s Automotive Body Rehabilitation. May Vender Werf - Sweet things come in little packages. m 1