Guelph Collegiate Vocational Institute - Acta Nostra Yearbook (Guelph, Ontario Canada)

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FORM XIC Form RepresentativeiSy1via Inch Teacher-Mr. MacKay Lyn Brydon, Jean Buchanan. Judy Cairns, John Davis, Lorna Downing. Wayne Easter- brook, Dick Elliott, Diane Emslie, Herb Evans, Don Harmer, Ken Harris. Bruce Heming, Paul Heming, Judy Hewitt. Linda Hillis. Sheila Hosking, Sylvia Inch, Susanne Kelso, Sylvia Krivak. Mary Lloyd. Don Mc- Donald, Anne McKen. Diane Metcalf, Ra- mona Moon, Rod Olsson. Bill Price, Paul Reader, Sheila Reilly, Merv Richardson. Alex Robertson. Kathy Robinson. June Rob- son, Rosemary Skaz. Dorothy Sleeman, Bill Strachan. Glenda Tenison, Judie Walker, Jack Weist, Jim Wilson, Dave Wyse. HIGHLIGHTS AND HORSEPLAY IN XIC Lyn Brydon-Our cute little brunette. Pet aversionMMen! ! ! Jean Buchanan - Holds down both high marks and great popularity. Judy Cairns-An enthusiastic Sports Nite fan. John Davis-He likes them all, blonde, bru- nette or red-head!!! Lorna Downing-Likes red sweaters f es- pecially in formal assemblies. Wayne Easterbrook-What French home- Work did we have? ACTA NOSTRA I55 Dick Elliott-Collected 34.50 and took a day off to go to the automobile show. Diane Emslie-Pet aversion - school. Pet conversation piece f hockey. Herb Evans - In French period, Hey, Harm! Bruce Heining-Frequently asked Where's your brother. today? Paul Heming-Constantly twisting the curl on his forehead. Judy Hewitt--Isn't eight pages of Physics enough. Judy? Sylvia Inch 1 Arrives at 8.591-Q a.1n. and asks Has the bell gone yet? Susie Kelso--Hows Carl lately? Sylvia Krivak-Friend of many Mounties and possessing lots of muscle. Mary Lloyd-Quiet and profound??? A rabid hockey fan. Don McDonald-Just smiles and continues on his way. Diane Metcalf-She of the brains and tall slim figure. Rod Olsson-Came from White River and went back home with a cast on each foot. Bill Price-Pet peeve???? Paul Reader-Our shy Peterborough import and Sr. football player. Sheila Reilly!-Whose ring??? Alex Robertson-Who were the girls you were seen talking to in the hall. Alex? LOOK AHEAD WITH BEAVER LUMBER Wherever you are in Canada you are close to a triendly Joe Beaver, who is anxious to assist you with Plans and Free Estimates. Let him help you solve all your Building I Problems. Get IOOZO satistaction with Beaver Lumber. Building Service.

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Kathleen RobinsonACasey is a member of the ta1kingest table in Physics. June Robson-Our make-up expert. Dorothy Sleeman- Eastwood has a juke- box in its cafeteria. Obviously a Kitchen- er import. Glenda Tenison-Interest in Brantford'??7 Judie Walker- I-Iey. you kids: does my hair look okay? Dave Wyse- Is he as innocent as we think he looks? OUR TEACHERS Mr. MacKay- Okay, you women, sign off! Miss Smith-- Hands, those who know! Mr. Hindley- I want it lsnaph and I want it tsnapm now!! FORM XID Form Representative-Barbara Glandfield Teacher!Mrs, King Barbara Baine, David Bauer, Elinor Bink- ley, Sharleen Cornelius, George Farnworth, Mary Ferguson, Leslie Ferrier. Barbara Glandfield, Ruth Anne Grasley, Sherron Howitt, James Hutchinson, Allan Laird, Susan Leitch, Robert Livingstone, Betty Luxton, Ted Matthews, Donna McGee, Bruce McIntosh, Michael McMillan, Maryl Mercer, Ruth Murray. Richard Oughton, Rosemary Oughton. John Rogers. Jim Scott, Donald ACTA NOSTRA I 57 Sharp, Arthur Smith, Howard Snyder, Fred Walberg, Robert Whitaker, John Wood. SOME MEMBERS OF XID IN 1970: John 1Buddyn Rogers - water boy for globe trotters. Maryl Mercer-just opening in a smash hit on Broadway. Jim Hutchinson-nuclear physicist. Susan Leitch-piloting a rocket ship. Mike McMillan-conducting guided tours on the moon. Elinor Binkley 1 dress designer on 5th Avenue, New York. Fred Walberg-modelling space suits for Simpson's. David Bauer-animal keeper at the zoo. IMAGINE: Barbara Baine-as a lion tamer. Richard Oughton-as a Latin teacher. Don Sharp - working for the National Bakery. Bruce Mclntosh-without a grin on his face. Mary Ferguson-being heard in class. Ruth Anne Grasleyetaking a full bow in music. Barbara Glandfield-finishing something before the last minute. XID gathered one evening early in No- vember at the Mclntosh farm for a hay ride. It was a beautiful evening for the Conzplizfzemk of l THE CO. LIMITED ,uf 1111f fr1ffl1T6l'5 nf , l l STOVES, RANGES and FURNACES l e-UELPH, oNTAR1o