Kelvin High School - Kelvin Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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aOi LARRY PENNER: Welcome back Larry. Larry is well-known by all the class as they see him in English classes and Homeroom. He is often heard starting his vacuum cleaner out¬ side the school at various hours; that is 9:06, 9:45 . . . PAM PERRY: Our natural blond is one of the “Big Four” bridge team of Room 11. Pam is usually “dummy” in the Perry-Johnston team. She is our Red Cross representative and one of the friendliest kids in the room. Pam was also a D.O.G.S. in Kelvin’s musical production this year. LEONA PETO: Leona is our favourite viola play¬ er and is constantly being seen travelling with the boys?! Leona makes a habit of robbing banks on Saturdays. Our sports captain is never at a loss for words, and is also one of the “Big Four”. HENRY PIETKIEWICZ: Henry is our chief volleyball fan. He can always be seen hustling B. L. and R. B. 24 hours a day. Henry just loves Mrs. F.’s En¬ glish classes. Henry’s ambition is to become a starfighter pilot. His fate is to end up as a tugboat captain. PETER ROBERTSON: TOIN THE CLUB!! JIM SCHOEMPERLEN: Our noble class president is well- liked by everyone, right Marg? Jim has participated in many ac¬ tivities at Kelvin, including stu¬ dent council and last year’s foot¬ ball team. Jim hopes to see the U of M next year. Good luck! ANDRE SHARPE: Andre is one of Room ll’s stu¬ dents who has many musical at¬ tributes. Andre plays rhythm guitar for the Hay Market Riot. Andre is a great guy and another affable member of our class. HUGH SHAWCROSS: “Frenchy” can be seen on week¬ ends warming up his Sopwith Camel at Point West with Don Slade. Hugh, living up to last year’s write up, is Kelvin’s resi¬ dent spaz. Ambition: Commercial pilot. Fate: Kumquat picker in Plum Cooley. SANDY STANTON: Sandy is the girl with a hole in her head. She says it’s due to a recent accident, but many of us have our doubts. Sandy loves trees and collects Saskatchewan grasshoppers. She attends school in her spare time. TED THEOBALD: Ted is the mad chemist of our class. He can be seen being blown up in every Chem. lab period. Frequently, he cleans up the Safeway parking lots on Sat¬ urdays due to S. E., D. E., and crew. Ambition: Professional En¬ gineer for an oil company. Fate: Grease Monkey. 24

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JACK KATZ: Jack is known as a good friend of Joachim Meister’s. He is often heard “squirreling” around cor¬ ners. Jack was planning on be¬ ing an English major but was shocked out of it this year. Fate: Dentist (what else?). BOB KOWAL: Bob played right offensive guard for the Clippers but was moved to left defensive linebacker be¬ cause he could tackle so well on offense?! Kougar Kowal is just a gold streak going down Harrow every R and T period. RENNIE LAPP: “Work has killed many a good man, so why take chances.” is Rennie’s constant motto. Rennie is a mystery in class, because he’s never there. Seriously, Rennie is a good student and is well liked by all of Room 11. LINDA LESWICK: Linda is an avid sports fan. In fact, she can often be seen being pursued down the halls by her favourite sport. Linda is a partner in crime with “Legs” Walker, both of whom often add much comic relief to our English class¬ es. BARBARA LYON: Barb intends to go a long way with yellow cabs. (?) Letters and cards from Lindsay make her days shorter: besides the fact that she spends most of her time dreaming and thinks night time is perpetual. She is a ball of fun, but should keep her pinkies off other people’s property! JOACHIM MEISTER: Joachim is well known as Jack Katz’s best friend. This well rounded character can often be seen in his “vee-hicle”. Joe is Room ll’s ready and able sec¬ retary, and his chief ambition in life is to teach all “youse” guys how to speak. COLIN MORRISON: Colin perhaps is one of Mr. M’s. most favoured history stu¬ dents; that is, whenever he shows up for one of those grulling History classes. As one of our athletic students, Colin played left defensive end for the Clip¬ pers this year. Good luck in the future, Colin! KAREN NEULS: Karen, otherwise known as the “Weekend Warrior”, has for her theme song “Little Ol’ Wine Maker Me”. She is an avid sports- girl interested in tennis, horses and canasta. Our future nurse at the General Hospital is on one of Kelvin’s curling teams this year. DAVID PALMER: Dave enjoys, as his main pastime in school, watching volleyball and he also gets a big kick out of Grade 11 Maths. Dave’s am¬ bition is to be the Editor for the New York Times. His fate — to be a reporter for the Polede. PHYLLIS PARSONS: “Moose” is bubbling over with energy, or as one friend says “she’s a bombshell.” The excess of homework has limited her ac¬ tivities. Inter-school activities are “zilch” but on weekends she en¬ joys curling, G.H.C., and having fun. Good luck in the nursing field “Moose”. 23

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MARTHA WALKER: Martha is an avid student council lover, (always game for a few laughs). She is usually seen spreading her grace and poise to her associates or picking on some poor innocent bystander. All kid¬ ding aside, “Legs” Walker is a good-natured, all-around kid. XII - 14 SUSAN BEACH: Council meetings and the writing up of minutes invariably keep Susan on her toes. As a sports enthusiast, she shows her skills by chaising budgie birds around Polo Park. Lately she has been locking the keys in the car, and leaving the headlights on. Need a boost, Sue? ANDREW BLOUW: Lincoln was once asked, “How long should a man’s legs be?” He replied, “Just long enough to reach the ground.” Though a down-to-earth fellow, Andrew’s stride is big enough to out-dis¬ tance the trivial trials and tribu¬ lations of the gram-atom, the earthworm’s respiratory system, and Tess Durbefield. KEN CHAPLIN: Ken’s a super sports enthusiast, and justly room sports captain. Nothing goes to his head too much though — all passes right through. He says he’s ambitious and unpeeved, but is planning tc take computer science of psy chology (queer kid), and doesn’ like pink late slips. DIANE CLARKSON: Diane is an avid choir member, despite the fact that her tongue is loose at both ends. She also enjoys the company of a certain red-headed student from the Fac¬ ulty of Engineering. Ambition: Taxi driver. Fate: Miss the Salter Street Bridge. MICHAEL DECTER: Our token president can frequent¬ ly be seen slushing down the slopes at Agassiz with a bevy of ski-bunnies in hot persuit. Our world traveller is reknown for his imported “Rossignol Strattos” skis and his Dad’s 13 second Charger with which he holds the Kenora to Wpg. record. Next year it’s on to Harvard and all those beautiful American women and watered down Yankee beer. DENISE De DECKER: Denise is the active V. P. of the R. C. and she can usually be seen skulking about the halls conning people good natured and good humoured, even when she gets bad marks. Her excuse, “I can’t stand too much success!” JOHN deJARDIN: This corrupt lad aspires to some¬ day follow in the “tracks” of such illustrious gentlemen as Zappa, Huxley, Nietzsche, and Burroughs. Poor John encoun¬ tered some trouble “fitting” into the Kelvin scene, but now he seems to be settling down with the rest of the silt. BARRY FINNEN: Barry has a magnetic personality that attracts bottle caps and nails, and he thinks that the quick- change transmission on his AMX will give him two nickles for a dime. Barry’s pet peeves are pigeon toed Dachshunds and neu¬ rotic lab partners. 25