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

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JENNIFER WARD - Will go to Teachers ' College in St. Catharines. EVELYN WOODFIELD - Will to Teachers ' College in St. Catharines. HENRY WELLMS - Will learn how to make carburetors at G.M.I. CAROL YACHUK - Her exact address next year is unknown; however, we do know that she will attend Teachers ' College in St. Catharines. SANDRA WILLIAMS - Intends to grace the nursing profession after attending Wellesley. ' YOU WILL ENJOY . ' 0° ,oO SIl? L Catl|artn s tanttarJi

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ALAN LAROCQUE - Al will also go to the Yankees. A rowing scholarship will take him to M.I.T. Good luck to a hopeful theoretical physicist. ERIC LEPP - Waterloo will enfold this shining son of Business Administration in her ivy-covered arms. JOAN LONGHURST - Joan, noted for her singing throughout her high school career, intends to take music at U. of T. SANDRA SELEY - Physical and Health Education at Western for Sandy. For such an old and much abused friend. I must put down something nice. The very best of good fortune for Sandy! JAMES SHEPARD - Where will this sparkling genius spend his manifold talents? He has the capacity to do everything from out-drawing Leonardo de Vinci to writing hilarious class notes. ALLAN SHYNAL - What kind of Business will he take at Buffalo? STEPHEN MENZIES - Will take Honours B.A. at Western L.L.B. Osgoode Hall — - L.L.B.! Get that right! Does anyone know what he meant? LYNNETTE SMITH - Will take Nursing at either Kingston or McMaster. GARTH ROBERTS - Intends to take Business Administration at Queen ' s or Guelph U. 1 1 STAN UHRYN - Stan will head for Brock to get his B.A. That ' s the easiest thing he could find to do.

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UT0M0BIIE -AEROSPACE •ACRICpiTpMim WORKERS S AxtjK, e AMERICA (UAW) %7IDEV 45 CARLISLE ST. £oCal I 99 PHONE 682-2611 ST. CATHARINES ONT. A MESSAGE TO ALL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS OF THE NIAGARA PENINSULA The Officers and Members of Local 199, U.A.W. are proud and happy to be a part of your Yearbook. We extend to you our best wishes and hopes for success in your stud- ies. The Autoworkers sees ahead a program whose potential outcome can stir the imagination of all the citizens of Canada. Education when properly opplied can play a very important role in developing this program. All students are now standing at the threshold of life. You are at the point where each decision you make can and will change the course of your life, so we urge you to study hard, work diligently and above all respect your parents for you ore our citizens of tomorrow. Profit from the mistakes of the past and go forward to a better future. Good Luck in all your endeavours. Local 199, U.A.W.