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

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12C FRONT ROW: Peggy Gordon, Wendy Hamblet, Susan Findlay, Edwin Baker, Janet Kuby, Donna Drennan, Patty Bridge. MIDDLE ROW: J.H. Coldwell, Fred Wignall, Miller Hicks, Mark Haynes, Stan Oblak. Edwin Gawron, Ray Clark, Ron Shepard. BACK ROW: Rick Dyck, Steve Hinchliffe, Paul Whyte, Tom Lockhart, Mike Dwyer, Kim Weaver, Tommy Falls. Ed Baker — Has a pool going to see who borrows his notes next. Patty Bridge — As friendly as ever. Patt Carter — Talkative, friendly, and well-liked natu- rally. Ray Clark — Writer of these notes. Rick Dyke — Looks more distinguished when he grows a beard. Donna Drennan — If at first you don ' t succeed, try, try again — she succeeded. Mike Dwyer — Future Tiger-Cat. Tommy Falls — Caused more explosions in chemistry than did any other student. Susan Findlay — Miss Congeniality of our class. Ed Gawren — If he ever lost his book he ' d never be able to answer a question. Peggy Gorden — Still the same, only her hair is shorter this year. Wendy Hamblet — 12C wouldn ' t have been half the fun it was without Wendy. Mark Haynes — Youngest in our class, only he doesn ' t wear a bonnet any more. Miller Hicks — There is only one step from the sublime to the ridiculous — that ' s Miller. Steve Hinchliffe — Went through grade 12 before he even noticed. Jan Kuby — Our expressionist. Tom Lockhart — Tom Wendy are a good pair for causing enjoyment. Stan Oblak — The part of 12C that may contribute a lot to agriculture in future years. Ron Shepard — If you ' re down in the dumps look to Ron for a laugh. Kim Weaver — Musician, mathematician, mortician, and magician, that ' s Kim. Paul Whyte — Instrumental in so many others getting history detentions. Fred Wignall — Doesn ' t like sauerkraut and eggs with cheese.

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12B FRONT ROW; Carol Bedard, Judy Brewster, Kathryn Ross, Dianne Meunier, Jane Nightingale, Sally Hud- son, Sandie Timco, Mariane Lecompte, Mamie Aiken. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Irwin, Tom Thompson, Stewart Farago, Dave Lotocki, Donna Winning, Susan Kretz, Carolyn Crites, Ken Berube, Gary Kinaschuk. Mark Aalto. BACK ROW: Bruce Beninger. Ian McCausland, John Dalziel, Ray Nagy, Doug Groves, Bob Corbett, Gorden Dupuis. Mark Aalto — The pint-sized viking from the metropolis of Port Weller. Marnie Aiken — She fills our life with lively song; the trouble is the notes are wrong. Carole Bedard — Blessed is she who sitteth on a tack for she shall obtain great heights. Bruce Beninger — Doesn ' t say much; doesn ' t have to. Ken Berube — Ray dislikes him for playing his organ. Judy Brewster — Give a man an inch and he thinks he ' s a ruler. Bob Corbett — His French pronunciation astounds all. Carolyn Crites — A closed mouth gathers no feet. John Dalziel — Worst taste in records imaginable. Carolyn Derksen — In a daze she sits all day, helping teachers get their pay. Gord Dupuis — Import from the Arctic — Timmins. Stew Farago — Firm supporter of Rolling Stones. Doug Groves — Has a Honda 90 Sport. Sally Hudson — Silence is golden, but gold is the root of all evil so why should I worry? Gary Kinaschuk — Has found his chosen profession: selling shoes. Sue Kretz — I don ' t have any enemies but all my friends hate me. Marilyn Leach — Women have many faults, men have only two; everything they say and everything they do. Mariane Lecompte — Nobody is completely useless; the worst of us can be used as bad examples, Dave Lotocki — Has the bad habit of turning red. Ian McCausland — Are you a boy or are you a girl; Mike Jagger the second. Dianne Meunier — Work is like taking a bath; once you get used to it, it ' s not so hot. Ray Nagy — Likes playing his organ. Jane Nightingale — Money isn ' t everything, but it ' s away ahead of whatever is in second place. Kathryn Ross — Some of the best boy scouts are girls, Tom Thompson — Often cut off by boats on the highway, etc. Sandie Timcoe — I ' m not a leader of women, but a follower of men. Carolyn Wichert — Better a bad excuse than none at all. Donna Winning — Have confidence in your fellow man — they don ' t know anything either.

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12D FRONT ROW: Andrea Marconi, Jackie Scott, Amelia Riggs, Donna Gibson, Christine Monchak, Dianne Kellar. Marilyn Cairns, Jane Tymoshuk, Lynn Rudd. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Valentine, Les McDonald. Harold Harper, Pete Copland, Andy DeForest, Pat Brunyansky, Les Miller, Charles Gadula, Bob Disik, Dave Alexander. BACK ROW; Aubrey Hilko. Spencer Phair, Brian Ashfield. Wayne Popiluk. Robert VanderKuip, Wilson Dick, Ken Patterson. John Haldane, Adam Nikolaus, Wayne Dick. David Alexander - He likes to think big - says he ' s 4 foot thirteen. Brian Ashfield - Autumn - football. Patricia Brunyansky - Pat ' s always smiles with her lower lip only. Marilyn Cairns - A radiant French student - like Dave. Peter Copeland - Doesn ' t believe in driving his own car. Cheaper that way. Wayne Dick - His beard interfered with football, so chop - chop. Bob Disik - He has a mad crash on our Honda Kernal. Charles Gadula - He does open his eyes. Donna Gibson - Miss Chemist - Miss Mathematician - Fiction Title. John Haldane - Plans to retire from school at 45. Harold Harper - Sure knows what kind of Hair Tonic to buy. Aubrey Hilko - Hoped Profession - Playboy . Probable Fate - Janitor in a Bookstore ' John Hipwell - Says he has a big hot Ford-Engine only overheads. Dianne Kellar - Dianne is quiet, intellectual type - When! she ' s there. Andrea Marconi - The girl with the jaw in perpetual motion. Leslie McDonald - Les has but one love in his life - Lester Pearson. Christine Monchak - Christine Ke--r Monchak . . How do you do. Adam Nikolaus - Desire to marry Eve. Probable Fate - Zookeeper . Kenneth Patterson - Either he ' s blushingly shy or has high blood pressure. Spencer Phair - Speaks eight different languages but doesn ' t know what he says. Wayne Popiluk - Wants to be a karate expert, probable fate - Butcher . Amelia Riggs - New student to Grantham. (Ask Terry P. or John H.). Lynn Rudd - Hey you and Aubrey didn ' t break any test tubes today. Jacquiline Scott - Jack ' s a real nice fellow - what a parabola. Jane Tymoshuk - Jane ' s constantly tormented by Wayne P. foolishness. Robert VanderKuip - He ' s too quiet for our class. But time will tell. Mr. Valentine - Absent-mindedly has signed his name - E.P. Taylor.