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

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llA FRONT ROW: Dana Richardson, Karen Pruner, Susan Kruger, Mary Jane Lundie, Marion Levitt, Glenda Mills, Sherry Gibson. Gail Oakie, Pat Gouthro. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Dugo, Larry Alpin, Jane White, Cathy Stuart, Judy Boskill. Elsa Duerksen. Jane Peppier, Linda Epp, Sherida Etherington, Tom Kretz. BACK ROW: Murray Oppertshauser, Brian McNulty, Eddie Johnson, Jack Strupp. Michael Bula. Reg Meyers, Ray Locke, Jim Brown. ABSENT: Donna Cherwinski. Larry Alpine — Secret Ambition: mountain climber. Probable Fate: cigarette factory owner. Jim Brown - Mathematically his last name reveals all. Judy Boskill - This girl may wear glasses but she doesn ' t miss a thing. Mike Bula - Don ' t worry Mike, we understand just how you feel. Donna Cherwinski — Quiet, studious one of llA. The only quiet and studious one of llA. Elsa Duerksen - North to Alaska; to bring home a (black) diamond ring. Linda Epp - Has Linda something us other girls haven ' t ' (brains) Mr. Marathe thinks so. Sherida Etherington - Will Sherida succeed in the future or has it been luck up till now? Sherry Gibson — Relative of a water reservoir. Pat Gouthro — Holds morning council with Donna before classes. Ed Johnson — Handsome, intelligent, and debonair - just ask him. Tom Kretz — Mr. Innocence? Not really. Susan Krueger - llA ' s import from Niagara District. Yea Grantham! Marion Levitt — Any mother would be proud to have such a daughter. Ray Loche — He has discovered New-Found-Land in St. Catharines. Mary Jane Lundie - Never say Mary without saying Jane. Brian McNulty - Basically witty. Glenda Mills - A comment is in order here but darned if I can think of one. Reg Myers — First down to the cafeteria; last to leave. Gail Oakie - Some say Gail is a very happy girl and those who know her agree. Murray Oppertshauser — Murray has got that something that will take him places. We don ' t know what or where . . . Jane Peppier — Tall, cool one. Karen Pruner — Loyal member of Delta-Chi. Dana Richardson - Wit; Thy name is Dana. Cathy Stuart - You might think Cathy is a quiet studious worker but boy are you mistaken. Jack Strupp - Jack be nimble. Jack be quick, Jack jump over the candlestick. Jane White - You never know about Jane, you just think.

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12F FRONT ROW: Barbara Steele, Sydney MacLean. UUa Lenzen, Kathleen Strong. Chantal Ferbus, Marilyn Vail. Nancy Graham. Lesley Carran. Jill Langlotz. MIDDLE ROW: Miss Holmes. Bob Paladichuk. Dennis Horner. Muriel Matheson, Ruth Fitz Randolph. Janet Fawcett. Karen Snell. John Shore. Gerald Lof. Bryan Clement. BACK ROW: Tim Horhota. Jim Fisher. Walter Basil. Bob Reilly. Dave Williams. Dennis Overend, Richard Wickabrod, Ted Skorskik. Walter Basel - Walt has hopes of getting in at G.M.A. All the best to you Walt. Brian Clement — Brian hasn ' t stated any definite plans. but did mention something about being a hobo. Lesley Curran — Well I guess she ' ll join the other girls in the search for a job. Janet Fawcett — Janet is like a few of us in 12F who would like to find a job at Bell or Seaway office. Chantal Ferbus — Teaching is her desire and we all hope she can enter it when she has finished this course. James Fisher — Jim plans on taking industrial chemistry in Ottawa — maybe he ' ll bump into Neil while he ' s there. Ruth Fitz Randolph — Lakeport will be lucky to receive her next year. Nancy Graham — Would either like to work at Bell Tel- ephone, or at the office at Seaway. Tim Horhota — Well Tim, you could always get a full time job at the Post Office. Dennis Horner — Seeing as he ' s the bright one in Biology and Chemistry, perhaps he ' ll enter some related field. Jill Langlotz — This gal has planned a bright future. She has decided to stay at home and watch the soap operas. Gerald Loff — He hasn ' t mentioned what his plans are. Ulla Lenzen — Seems as if everyone is going somewhere in pairs or groups. Ulla and Chantel both want to enter the teaching profession. Muriel Matheson — I guess Muriel will meet the rest of us down at the employment office. Sydney MacLean - Well Syd, planning on joining the working force too? Lily Nikoden - Lily is going to tag along with Ruth for a visit to Lakeport. Dennis Overend - Looks like Jim and Dennis are the only ones who haven ' t joined a group. Dennis is taking civil engineering in Toronto. Bob Reilly - Bob wants to take a year off. then start all over again. John Shore - Plans on living in Australia so he says. Ted Skorski - He is patiently waiting for the trade school in Welland to open. Karen Snell - McKinnons is waiting with open arms for a great typist like Karen. Barbara Stule - Another 12C commercial girl for Lake- port. Kathleen Strong - Kathleen is undecided as far as her future is concerned. Neil Swartz - Might be making a trip to Ottawa. Marilyn Vail - Marilyn is packing her bags and is off to Toronto for a nurses ' assistant course. Lots of luck. Richard Wickabrod - Plans to spend the time improving his pool. Dave Williams - Figures he can make his first million next year.

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IIB FRONT ROW: Linda Quait, Lynne Donohue, Barbara Coldwell, Susan Sagloski, Shirley Luhowy, Marsha Lever. Jane Harris, Anna Wowtshko. BACK ROW; Miss Hughes, Roy Bonazza, Graham Murray, Eric Smith Pat Taylor, Ivi Ernesaks, Cheryl Nourse. Gord Holmes, Dave Wilkinson, John Berkiw, Mike Borys. John Berkiw — Our very own Greek student. Roy Bonazza — Pronounce it again avoir besoin de . Mike Borys - Roaming playboy of IIB. Barbara Coldwell — Wants miracles at exam time. Lynne Donohue — Never agrees with Mr. Sheffe. Ivy Ernesaks — Seen but rarely heard. Judy Geall — Well appreciated newcomer. Jane Harris - Without her we ' d all have indigestion at lunch time. Gord Holmes — Gord, you ' re good for one thing — pull down the map. Howard Holtzman - We don ' t know about Howard: he just comes and goes. Marsha Lever — She has a head start on everybody - especially in Gym. Shirley Luhowy - Always on a diet ' cause she loves Ukrainian food. Graham Murray — Graham is Murray in Math class. Cheryl Nourse — Our friend, your friend — everybody ' s friend. Linda Quait — Always full of get up and go get ' im. Susan Sagloski - She has to be good — her father ' s a policeman. Eric Smith - Walk, don ' t slide downstairs. Dave Wilkinson - Mrs, Paul - be sure to get those verb charts made larger. Anna Wowtshko - Quiet, but always thinking of that special boy on her lunch hour. Pat Taylor — Immigrant from Merritton.