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

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The Key Club The Key Club is a closed-membership service club which renders many dedicated services to the school and the community. In the field of service to the community, the Key Club offers rides to the Blood Donor ' s Clinic on the first Tuesday of every month, and during the Christmas season the Club collects used toys and White Gifts which are distributed to needy families. The Key Club performs many valuable services for the school. In September, on the opening day of school, the Key Club distrib- utes a booklet to Grade 9 students to help them become acquainted with the school. The Club also decorates and cleans up for the Commencement and Spring Prom. Members usher at all school assemblies, and paints the school parking lot and the football goal posts. There ore many other things which the Key Club does during the school year to improve and benefit the school. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Mr. Bell, Doug Chapman, Ron Matsushita, Jim Linton, Ken Atkinson, Bob Thomsoi MIDDLE ROW: Peter Brewster, Duncan Smith, Bruce Jackson, John Sciamonte, Reg Baroniuk, Stew Farago, Kla Dekker. BACK ROW: Ken Rennie, Richard Copeland, Geoff Brown, Bob Watson, Garth Wallace, Allan Shynal.

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The Grantham Gander is our school newspaper. It consists of editorials, class notes, sports write ups and a joke page. The two editors, Bruce Jackson and Betty Szmaszek, work with their staff to produce a paper each month. Staff advisor, Mrs. Paul offers advice and assists with the typing. Many students perform valuable jobs such as typing and writing editorials fo r the Gander. This marks the eighth year of the Grantham Gander. Although the Gander has changed from a 2 page paper to a 10 page paper, the price has remained the same - just 5 . This 5 f: goes towards a bursary that is presented to the student with the highest mark in Upper School English. This year Everett Cairns received the bursary. With the co-operation of the whole student body, this should prove to be a very successful year. FIRST ROW, Left fo Right: B. Szymaszek, B. Jackson, J. Brewster, D. Gafenby, E. Boudreau, J. Lloyd, K. Ferguson, J. Kuby, M. Weishaor. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Paul, E. Klassen, S. Barteaux, C. Johnsen, S. Saunderson, T. Bartlett, S. Smidt, P. Reilly, M. Roberts, M. Minaker, L. Wood. THIRD ROW: L. Westera, S. Cause, S. Swift, J. Komar, J. Phillips, J. Giesbrecht, J. Bradley, J. Linton, L. MacDonald.

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The History Club .. J FRONT ROW, Left to Right: V. Kaye, J. Bn C. Abercromby, W. Hillman, G. Williams, C. McColeman, J. Haine, A. MocKay, B. Szymaszek. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Irwin, M. Jarrell, B. Newman, J. Lepp, B. Tavern. J. Vanhouwelingen, B. Falls, D. Winning, J. Boskill, C. Ferbus, J. York, P. Yarema, K. Kirton, D. Jarsky BACK ROW: B. Hayworth, B. Etherington, J. Bradley, D. Janzen, J. Dalziel, J. Kirton, R. Clark, P. Burman, B. Bergman, R. Bonazza. The History Club has increased in members this year. We have been very successful under the leadership of Mr. Sheffe and Mr. Irwin. Various activities have been sponsored by the History Club, such as the Sadie Hawkins Dance, debates, and films. The executive of this year is: President: Gord Williams, Vice President: Wayne Hill, Secretary Treasurer: Chris McColeman. In the future, the History Club hopes to be as successful as it has been this year. The Library Club The Library Club is under the direction of Miss Kailaur this year. The executive consists of Pat Beard, President, and Karen Crawford, Secretary. In the weekly meetings, the repairing, labelling, and class- ification of books are explained. Members give reports on interesting, recently-read books. New and interesting books are arranged in the upper-holl display case. This exhibition gives the students an idea of the variety of reading material available in the Library. The school Library is useful for both teachers and students. The Library gives the students an opportunity to develop their reading tastes, to improve their vocabulary, and to acquire knowledge. Pres. Pat Beard and Miss Kailaur