Kitchener Waterloo Collegiate and Vocational School - Grumbler Yearbook (Kitchener, Ontario Canada)

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1971 volume:

O 1 jO 3c 971.302 K64g, 1971 |Grumbler GRUMBLER 1971 KITCHENER Once upon a time in a land far away, there was a Kingdom called Kwacovol. King Carl I ruled the kingdom with an iron hand. He set down The Laws, and though some of them were pretty weird, he really wasn ' t too bad a guy. King Carl had two men who were powerful counts to help him rule The Kingdom. They were commonly known as the Count of Fifth and the Count of Fourth. They had great power in the Kingdom and they interpreted The Laws as set down by King Carl, and passed judgement on wrongdoers. Below the counts were the Axemen, who oddly enough were women - Dame Kirby and Dame Aspinall. They were the bearers of doom, and givers of punishment. With only one stroke of their mighty pens, they could send wrongdoers to The Dungeon, which they liked to call The Detention Room . The King, like any other king also had his Knights who were named The Knights of the Crokinole Table , by the commoners. King Carl liked to call them The Faculty . Their duties were to watch over the peasants and report all wrongdoers to the axeman, the counts or The King and to keep the peasants working to keep them out of trouble. A few of the better known knights were: Sir James the Saddler Sir Rowland the Blacker Sir Firth the Doc Sir Spencer of Garth Sir Hamilton the Lionel Hearted Sir Peter the Pigeon Some of them were nicer to the peasants than others. One thing different about The King ' s Knights is that some of them were women. Surprisingly, enough the peasantry of Kwacovol as well as having an all powerful king, had an elected government with two Heads at the top. The Heads had an executive as their advisors and a council consisting of representatives from the peasantry and serfs. The King had the right to veto absolutely anything the council decided as suited his fancy. To make sure the council and the Heads didn ' t get out of line, the King sent a spy amongst them. The spy was given the code name CRE, but was known to the peasants as Sir Clare, Protector of Food and Services and Manipulators of Books. Since the peasants could ill afford to pay the Heads a regular salary, they had to double as court jesters for the King. The council ran all sorts of crazy schemes and events to keep the peasants occupied and to keep up their spirits. We will see some of these schemes as the story progresses. N en County pubVtc Library fortune. sweet W 46801-2270 Follow your own mind. Uphold your rights as an individual. Crush the barrier that the former generation has built. Keep on with the meaning of existence. Together we must stand before the masses. Help each other to live in peace in our society. Establish the foundation of tomorrow. Someday there will evolve a reason for today. Yet, there is hardly time to think of that now. Shouldn ' t we worry of our time now before it is gone? Tomorrow may never come if there is no today. Enjoy what is at present before it is gone. Make this your world to live in. Anonymous Don ' t blame us, blame your folks FACULTY page 16 GRADS page 26 SOCIAL page 56 SPORTS page 68 ACTIVITIES page 92 FORMS page 108 nsii ' BH ' HI Wmmm H I TO OUR ADMINISTRATION Once upon a time we heard of a revolution to change the world. It ' s evolution. There was a great solution for the constitution; just give a contribution. Don ' t worry it ' s for the institution. CT. Craig Our Administration ■mmwM J.H. Dahmer R.D. Henry FIRST ROW: Jamie Uhri g, Brent Weber, Cathy McNulty. SECOND ROW: John Oswald, Sue Doggeral, Nancy Groce, Kathy Ludolph, Nancy Coghill, Sheila McColm. THIRD ROW: Tom Brock, Clare Eccles, Warren Clark, Jim Blake, Randy Sass, Pat Spencer, Val Steward, Val Fasken. The Masses Represent the People Assembly Committee John Oswald Awards Committee Pat Spencer B.A.A Randy Sass Constitution Johathan Rudin Education Warren Clark Food Services Kathy Ludolph G.A.A Val Fasken Management Nancy Coghill Parking Tom Brock Publicity Jim Blake Secretary Val Steward Special Events Jamie Uhrig Sheila McColm Torch Sue Doggeral Treasurer Nancy Groce , t OUR YEAR IS OVER and in a way we are glad. We are glad because we have had the privilege of learning something that no amount of book learning can compensate for. We have learned many things, the most important one being that K.C.I, is people. K.C.I, is the thumping of hands on the back of the seats in the auditorium during the school song. It is the roar of the house as the curtain comes down for the last time on our major play. It ' s the dedication exhibited by the players on all teams, even in defeat. It ' s the zeal with which the older students physically welcome the grade nines at the beginning of the year. It ' s the spirit with which K.C.I, competes whether it be a cake eating contest or a football game, we, K.C.I., are there. K.C.I, is people and because it is people it is you. You are K.C.I. How can we thank you for being yourselves and making this year, the best ever. You let us represent you and may we say at this time a very warm and deserved thank-you! K.C.I, will always remain the same for those of us who are leaving this year. In the past we belonged to K.C.I., now she belongs to you. Carry on. Alice Yes, but where do I begin? Cheshire Cat Why my dear you begin at the beginning. Lewis Carroll Compliments of : ROBERTS ELECTRIC Mr. Templin: Grumbler Advisor The only persons who should use the word we are kings, editors and people with tapeworms. Mark Twain Grumbler Staff FRONT ROW: Jim Blake, Al Wright. SECOND ROW: Laura Fryer, Cindy Fearnall, Marion Noble, Mike Fearnall. LAST WORDS It seems today that no one cares For really living. No one dares To die before his time, though. No One cares just when his time to go Will be, or where it finds him. He Just wants the action when it be. He knows that death will strike or hit Sometime when he does least expe . . . K.C.I, where else could you find... FACULTY The Faculty ' s duties were to keep peasants working, to try and prevent any breaking of The Laws and to report wrongdoers and shit disturbers to the axemen, counts or king. Most of the faculty could control the majority of the rabble with one flick of their bullwhips (commonly known as tongues) but there was one major problem that they all faced. This was no ordinary peasant, this was Radical the Dragon. He would disturb the working of the peasants. He would refute the ideas of the Faculty which had been passed down from generations before. He would break the most venerable laws. He would raise havoc among the peasants. He would sit on the castle stairs (and since he was a fire breathing dragon he was a fire hazard). He would argue against the rulings of The King and he would even chew gum in the presence of King Carl. It was the Faculty ' s duty to do all they could to prevent his getting control over the peasantry. But Radical could not be easily daunted, even banishment from The Kingdom would not stop him. A few of the Knights realized that Radical sometimes made sense and they listened to him but the majority were not so open-minded. And so it was that Radical was forever being chased and threatened but that was alright because it gave something for Radical to gripe about all the time. The Knights wore their armour and carried a lance only when they were on the war path or after Radical otherwise they used their bullwhips. ■«%r am Mr. J. Anderson, B.A.Sc. Science Mrs. Barfoot, B.H.Sc. Home Economics Miss Bergamin, B.A. French, English Mr. R. Blacker, B.A.Sc. Associate Head of Mathe- matics Mr. H. Bloos, B.A. Commercial Subjects Mr. E. Boldt, M.A. Associate Head of History Mr. J. Boulden, B.A. Head of History, World Politics Mr. G. Caesar, B.A., A.O.C.A. Art Mr. C. Campbell, B.A. Head of Guidance Mrs. M. Campion, B.A. Guidance Mr. J. Candido, B.A.Sc. Head of Science Mr. J. Carleton Drafting Miss E. Cheyne, B.A. Commercial Subjects Mr. C. Conrad, B.A. English, Theatre Arts Mr. H. Dahmer Associate Technical Direct- or, Machine Shop Prac- tice, Blueprint Reading Miss M. Dennis, B.A. English Mr. R. Dick Machine Shop Practice Mr. C. Eccles, B.S.A. Director of Student Activi- ties, Science 1 Mr. M. Elliot, B.A. Associate Commercial Di- rector Mr. H. Esau, B.A., M.Ed. Guidance Mr. W. Feeney, B.A. English Dr. J. Firth, M.A., Ph.D. Associate Head of English Mr. C. Gowing Commercial Subjects Miss P. Grace, B.A. Spanish, French Mr. L. Hamilton, B.A. Associate Head of Geo- graphy -V Mr. R. Hannah, B.A. Mathematics Mr. F.N. Hubbard Acting Technical Director, Auto Mechanics Mr. R. Klassen Auto Mechanics Mr. M. Klosch, B.A. History Mr. J. Koop Woodworking, Construc- tion Technology Miss C. Kwasnicki, B.A. Physical and Health Educa- tion Mrs. S. Mcintosh, B.Sc, M.Sc. Science Mr. C.W. McNanney, B.A. Head of English Mr. M. Mickus, B.A. Mus. Bac. Instrumental and Vocal Music A to Mr. H. Minielly, B.A. Head of Mathematics Mr. J.D. Mitchell, B.Sc. Science Mr. K. Moore Welding, Auto Mechanics Mr. W. Morris, B.A. Head of Geography Mr. R. Pierson, B.Sc. Science Mr. P. Pigeon, B.A. Head of Art Department Mr. A. Poyntz, B.A. French, Spanish Mr. R. Puddy, B.A. Commercial Subjects Mr. R.I. Rankine, B.A. History Mrs. R.I. Rankine, B.A. English Mr. L. Reichard, B.A. Mathematics Mr. A. Rilett, B.A. Science Mr. W.P. Ritchie, B.A. Associate Head of Lan- guages, French, Spanish Mr. C. Ruppel, B.A. Mathematics, Computer Science Mr. R. Shaub Commercial Subjects Mr. P. Schmalz, B.A. English Mr. Schmelefske, B.A. French Mr. A. Schmidt Guidance Secretary Mr. R. Schmidt Guidance, Man in Society MissS. Schmidt, B.A. Mathematics MissM. Shaw, B.A. French, Library Mr. W. Silcock, B.A. Geography Mr. R. Smith, M.A. Librarian Mr. G. Spencer Electricity Miss L. Stevens, B.A. Commercial Subjects Mrs. N. Stevens, B.A. History, English Mr. M. Swanston Drafting, Construction Technology Mr. P. Templin, B.A. Mathematics Mr. W. Teichroeb, B.A. Commercial Director Mrs. H. Thomson, B.A. Head of Home Economics Miss N. Trawinski Commercial Subjects Mr. K. Usher Audio Visual Technician Mrs. K. Usher Office Staff Mr. J. Weber, B.A. English, History, Man in Society Mr. W. White Driver Education Mr. W.D. Wicary, B.A. Commercial Subjects, Economics Mr. J. Williams, B.Sc. Mathematics Mrs. J. Wilson Office Staff Miss G.Wilson, B.F.A. Art, Home Economics Mr. D.W. Woodley, B.A. Head of Languages, Latin Mr. J.R.Wright, B.A. English Mr. W. Zimmerman, B.A. Mathematics KITCHENER iBJjM A- -■imiiii GRADS As you all know, being a peasant or a serf is not the most pleasant experience, so it is obvious that the people of Kwacovol would be extremely grateful if someone let them leave. This grateful departure has been shortened throughout the years to Grad and the plural Grads. It just so happened that every year King Carl allowed the serfs who had done their correct allotment of work and had lived in Kwacovol for four years or more if they were under the jurisdiction of the Count of Fourth and five years or more if they were under the jurisdiction of the Count of Fifth to leave the kingdom and go wherever they pleased. King Carl did not do this out of the kindness of his heart, but because every year some of those who were freed from the neighbouring kingdoms decided to live in Kwacovol and Kwacovol could only hold so many people. To leave the kingdom the peasants had to collect documents from six or seven knights saying that they had fulfilled their work quotas. On presenting these they would receive their one-way ticket (called for some crazy reason a diploma) out of Kwacovol. Many serfs couldn ' t stand living in Kwacovol and they escaped before their work term was up. The main trouble with this was that you could not go many places outside of Kwacovol if you did not have a diploma to flash at border crossings. Ifes T - — . SCOTT ACHESON: Finish High School. DAMON ALYEA: Univer- sity. PATTI ANSTETT: Univer- sity. KEN BALL: Conestoga College. DOUG BARNES: Univer- sity of Waterloo. PETER BARRON: Auto- motive Technician. BRAD BAST: Co llege or University. GAYLE BAUER: Further Education. STEVE BAUER: Unde- cided. JOHN BECHTEL: Unde- cided. PAUL BEESE: Undecided. RICK BEILSTEIN: Unde- cided. JOHN BENTLEY: Sheridan Art College. DIANNE BERESFORD: University of Waterloo. KATHY BERGEN: Uni- versity of Windsor or Waterloo. GLEN BERGEY: Unde- cided. CARLA BERNER: Social Worker. IAN BEVERIDGE: Unde- cided. VIRGINIA BEZPALY: Waterloo Lutheran Uni- versity. SHARON BLOUSE: Secre- tary. ALLAN BOETTGER: Col- lege. JUNE BORMAN: Secre- tary or Stenographer. DENNIS BRANDON: Un- decided. BILL BREITHAUPT: Waterloo Lutheran or Western. BRENDA BRICKER: Un- decided. TOM BROCK: Undecided. LEN BRUNEN: Conestog . College. NEIL CAMPBELL: Water- loo Lutheran University. PETE CARNEY: Working for Ontario Hydro. CONSTANCE CARPEN- TER: University. KARL CIZEJ: University of Waterloo. WARREN CLARK: Uni versity. CATHY CLAUSING: Uni- versity of Waterloo or W.L.U. DYAN CLEMMER: Air- lines. NANCY COGHILL: Uni- versity of Toronto. i LINDA COOK: Unde- cided. BEV COOPER: Nursing, University or Travel. 1 ' SHARON CORLESS: Bank Teller. BEN CORNELL: Unde- cided. LINDA COX: Conestoga DOUG CRESSMAN: Uni- College. versity of Waterloo. NANCY CROTH: Univer- sity or Social Work. LORRAINE CYBULSKI: Undecided. ESTHER DAHMS: Dental Assistant. BERNIE DALY: Cones- toga College. ROB DICKIN: Undecided. TOM DICKSON: Cones- toga College. • MARY DIETRICH: Unde- cided. PAUL DIETRICH: Elec- trical Apprentice. DOUG DOEDE: Unde- cided. SUE DOGGRELL: Water- loo Lutheran University. ELIZABETH DOUGLASS: University of Toronto. BRIAN EIDT: Chartered Accountant. ALLAN EIX: Life. BRYAN ERNST: Cones- toga College. TOM ERNST: Conestoga College. STEVE EVANS: Further Education. VALERIE FASKEN: Uni- versity. ANNE FINLAY: Univer- sity. ELAINE F ISCHER: Conestoga College. BRIAN FLOWERS: Me- chanic. RICHARD FRENCH: Uni- versity of Waterloo. HERB FRIEDRICH: Un- decided. BILL FYFE: Conestoga College. LYNN GATCKE: Univer- sity. DONNA GLEBE: Univer- sity. BOB GUENTHER: Uni- versity. DEBBIE GORDON: Uni- versity of Waterloo. BARB GO REL: Unde- cided. V KEN GRIFFIN: Waterloo Lutheran University. NANCY GROCE: Univer- sity of Waterloo or W.L.U. BRIGITTE GROTHEN: W.L.U. or University of Toronto. STEVE HAGEDORN: Uni versity. BRENT H ALISKIE: Conestoga College. JOANNE HAMBLIN: Uni- versity of Western Ontario. BILL HAMMAR: Cones- toga College. BARB HARE: Undecided. CYNTHIA HASTINGS: University. BEV HE IMPEL: Secretary. GERRY HERBST: Pass Grade 12. SHARON HILGARTNER: College or University. HELEN HILLER: Unde- cided. MARY HOEFLER: Work or Further Education. BRIAN HOHL: University of Guelph or Waterloo. BILL HORMAN: Unde- cided. MELANIE HAY: Unde- cided. ROB HUBER: Waterloo Lutheran University. PETER HUNT: University of Waterloo. RHONDA IBBOTSON: Of- fice Work. WILLI ILGAUDS: R.C.M.P. ELEANOR IRVIN: Nurs- DOUGLAS JACK: Unde- cided. CAROL JACOBI: Nursing. MARK JOSEPH: Unde- cided. JUDY JOHNSTON: Life. RICHARD KALB- FLEISCH: University of Western Ontario. LAURA KEKANOVICH: Undecided. PAUL KELLY: University of Western. GREG KENNELL: Unde- cided. ROSS KENNEL: Univer- sity of Waterloo. GAIL KESSELRING: Conestoga College. JOSEF KIRALY: Unde- cided. DAN KIRBY: University. CHERYL KISSNER: Dancing School Teacher. JOAN KLAPPER: Unde- cided. RICK KOENIG: Univer- sity. JANICE KREITZER: Nursing. SANDY KRIECK: Nurs- ing, University. JANIS KUENEMAN: Un- decided. GABOR KUNSTATTER: JENNIFER LAVERY: Aerospace Engineering. Nursing then University. SUZANNE LAZINSKY: Ryerson University. pr RONALD LEHMANN: Conestoga College. ED LINDNER: Conestoga College. CHRISTINE LINTICK: Secretary. TERRY LIPPERT: Unde- cided. PAUL LOOS: Undecided. RANDY MACDONALD: Professional Camel Jockey. SANDRA MACDONALD: Undecided. JANE MACLEOD: Cones- toga College. VERA MACLEAN: Unde- cided. DEREK MADGE: Radio and Television Arts. HEATHER MADILL: In- terior Decorating. CHRIS MADTER: Unde- cided. VIJAYA MAHATO: Teaching. PETE MASTNAK: Unde- cided. DAVE MARTIN: Univer- sity. JANE MARTIN: Unde- cided. MARIANNE MARTIN: Further Education. SHERRY MARTIN: Uni versity. DAVID MAXWELL: Teacher. SHEILA McCOLM: Uni- versity. JIM McGILL: Australia. DEBBIE McGOEY: Secre- tary or Stenographer. MARY MclN ALLY: Conestoga College. JOHN MclNTYRE: Uni- versity of Waterloo. JUDY MclNTYRE: Nurs- ing. COLLEEN McMICHAEL: Undecided. JACK McNAB: Undecided. CATHY McNULTY: MacMaster. WENDY McQUAY: Recre- ational Work. ANDREA MICHAEL: Un- decided. PAUL MIDDLETON: Un- decided. MARY MILLER MacMaster. HARLYN MILMINE: Un- decided. MIKE MIXER: Undecided. CONNIE MOORE: Uni- versity. BILL MUTUS: University. MARILYN NIEBERT: University. KEITH NENTWIG: Uni- versity of Waterloo. KAREN NEUFELD: Un- decided. PAUL NEWELL: Techni- cal College. JANICE NIERGARTH: Stenographer. WALTER NIESTCH: Un- decided. JOYCE NOEMER: Col- lege. DAVE NOVAKOSKI: Un- decided. BARB OHLS: Queen ' s University. ANGIE OKUM: Unde- cided. MARTIN OKUM: Unde- cided. ED OLEACZEK: Military College or R.C.M.P. DENNIS ONN: University of Waterloo. CHUCK ORTON: Lands and Forests. GREG PALECZNY: Civil Engineering Technology. n DEBBIE PIETRASZKO: Conestoga College. KARL PILSNER: Unde- cided. SHARON POIRIER: Com- mercial Field. STEVE POLZIN: Unde- cided. 4R% JOE POTWORKA: Unde- cided. ARNOLD PREIKSCHAS: Undecided. CAROL PRESLEY: Unde- cided. PAULA PRINCE: Bell Telephone or X-ray Tech- nician. TOM QUACKENBUSH: Work. GORD QUEHL: Unde- cided. MEL RABY: University of Waterloo. MIKE REEVE: Undecided. JOHN RE ID: University of Waterloo. MARK REINHARDT: Un- decided. MOUCE ROBERTS: Unde- cided. DON ROY: Undecided. ■ PHIL RUHLMAN: Seneca College. IRENE SAJKOWSKI: Pas- senger Agent or Airline Stewardess. TED SAJKOWSKI: Fur- ther Education. pm m 1 ::; 1 Ik- A JIM SALLANS: Unde- cided. MIKE SALLOWS: Unde- cided. NANCY SAUNDERS: Uni- versity of Waterloo or W.L.U. GLEN SCHAFER: Pop Star. RON SCHIER: Undecided. JOHN SCHMIDT: Univer- sity of Waterloo. DAVE SCHNURR: Unde- cided. PAT SCHOLL: Waterloo Lutheran University. MICHAEL VON SCHRAG: Undecided. ALFRED SCHROTH: Uni- versity of Waterloo. SYLVIA SCOBLE: Unde- cided. GEORGE SCOPU: Uni- versity of Waterloo. JOHN SHANTZ: Waterloo Lutheran Universiy. CAMERON SILL: Unde- cided. t-. GALE SIMON: Conestoga College or Travel. BOB SIMON: University of Waterloo or Guelph. BILL SLACK: Undecided. RONSLOMAN: IBM Com- puter Programming. CAM SMITH: Undecided. NANCY SNYDER: Uni- versity of Waterloo. PAUL SNYDER: Unde- cided. EDITH SOMMERFELD: Undecided. ERNIE SOOLEY: Unde- cided. MARK SOP: Community College. RALPH SPERLING: Un- decided. TOM SPERLING: Univer- ROBERT SQUIRRELL: sity of Waterloo or W.L.U. Undecided. DONNA STACKNIK: Sec- retarial Job. -o JOHN STADTLANDER: Undecided. LAURA STEPANOVICH: Undecided. MURRAY STEPHENS: College. VALERIE STEWART: Work and Travel. CATHY STIGTER: Work and Travel. STAN STOKER: Univer- sity of Waterloo. JOHN STRAUSS: Unde- cided. CINDY STUART: Nursing or University of Toronto. JOE STUMPF: University of Guelph or Waterloo. WAYNE SUTTON: Unde- cided. NANCY SWARTZ: Medi- cal Technologist. ELIZABETH SYKES: Bap- tist Education Centre of the Universe. GARY SYMKOWSKI: Un- decided. RANDY SZASZ: Unde- cided. KAREN TEEPLE: Unde- cided. DAVID THOMSON: Waterloo Lutheran Uni- versity. ROBERT TILT: cided. BILL TREUSCH: Art Col- BOB TREUSCH: Unde- cided. PETER TYKO: Unde- cided. HEATHER TRUEMNER: Back to Grade 13. JAMIE UHRIG: University of Waterloo. BERT VANDENBERG: Undecided. JOHN VANDERHOUT: Undecided. CARLA VANDERKLEY: Interpreter. DONNALEE V ETTER: Undecided. STEVE VICKERS: Com- munity College. JOHN VOS: Waterloo Lutheran University. RICK WADEL: Unde- cided. CATHY WALPOLE: Work. MURRAY WALPOLE: University of Waterloo. RACHEL WALTERS: Nurse. HARVIE WATERS: Air- line Pilot. JIM WAUGH: Work or University. BRENT WEBER: Unde- cided. RON WENTZLAFF: Un- decided. SANDY WE IBE RG : Conestoga College. THOMAS WEY: Work or College. GEORGE WHITE: Uni versity of Toronto. RICK WIDDIS: Unde- cided. iOi ALTON WITTE: Outdoor Work. JOHN WOLFE: University of Waterloo. PHILIP WYNNE: Univer- sity of Waterloo. MARG YULE: Waterloo Lutheran University. DIANNE ZURBRIGG: Conestoga College. BRENDA ZEHR: College. DENNIS ZETTLER: Uni versity of Toronto. Pictures Not Available for the Following Graduates: BRIAN ALDWORTH DAVID BAIN FRANCES BARCLAY JOHN BECHTEL TIM BILLEDEAU BOYD BLACKWELL MIKE BURR BRIAN CAMERON DALE CHARLETON DALE CYBULSKIE PAULDEMARAIS PETER FOKES DON FORBES PAUL FRASER PAT FURLONG JOHN GILLICH JOHN HALL BRIAN HASKINS RON KENNARD PAUL KIBBLER DENNIS KIESWETTER PAULKOSTIUK WERNER LANGER CHRIS LARKING LARRY LIPPERT LARRY MARKS RICK MILHAUSEN JIM MILLAR HERTA MUELLER RANDY MUSSELMAN GUNTHER NIETSCH JOHN NORRIS JERRY OLIVER DAVID PATTERSON MAUREEN PLOMSKE JOHN PROPP BRENDA ROBERTS DAVID SCHNURR DEIRDRE SMITH WENDY SPAHR GARYSPROULE MERLE STRAUS DAVID STEWART ROBERT TAYLOR JOHN VANDERHOUT PEGGY WALTZ ANNIE WE INS SANDIE WAJTANOWICZ GALE YOUNG LARRY ZABLOCKI One windy day two monks were arguing about a flapping banner. The first said, I say the banner is moving, not the wind. The second said, I say the wind is moving, not the banner. V;. ' ■■:■■ :.;C....-. ' A third monk passed by and said, The wind is not moving. The banner is not moving. Your minds ras3 IK H bIw Before the Revolution During the Revolution Continued Revolution After the Revolution !f 3$ISIaM8i SOCIAL m 1 mm JmWm mmm ■ ' v -:■:- ' ■■ ' .■ ' ' The Council as well as devising schemes to give the peasants a feeling of accomplishment, also wanted to give them some lighthearted entertainment to take their minds off their assorted labours. Such things as dances, a play for peasants with Thespian inclinations and a Winter Carnival were all run by the various clubs and committees in the Kingdom. All the schemes had two purposes: 1. to entertain the rabble 2. to make money The only problem was that everyone usually forgot number 2; everyone that is, except for the Special Events Committee and their sponsor. (Their sponsor wasn ' t an ordinary knight — he was the Roman ambassador for the Kingdom.) And so, the peasants enjoyed themselves at the social functions, and they always wished that there were more. ■ Hi Grade Nines i Suffer Indignities ...and Love It! i i The seeds of revolutionary thoughts being implanted in young minds. Wow! What a bargain! Obscene, isn ' t it? Compliments of: WESTON BAKERIES LIMITED w Mr. Harold S. Minielly, a veteran teacher of K.W.C.V.S. is retiring this year. He has taught at our school for the past twenty-eight years and has been head of the Mathematics Department for the past nineteen years. V IB H Mi 1 Sport ' s Nights Compliments of: GOUDIES DEPARTMENT STORE Princess Bonnie Runions. Court includes Kathy Shantz, Sue Poetker, Janet Bauer, Jackie Epp, Jan Reed-lev A Pine Snow Chalet In the Queen ' s court were Marg Yule, Marg Witzel, Judy Rosen Cathy McNulty and Sheila McColm. The Mexican Hat Da BaBHBg g « WBp « : ■■ - : ' ' .■■■■■■,..■■ :■■- ' ■ m %• _ 3 ■■■ • ■ — ! I • « ' fM: Winter Carnival Surely this fine specimen is worth more than M King of the Carnival, Sid Feder .... and his court. Jamie Uhrig congratulates the winners of the tricycle race. K.C.I. ' s fantastic ping-pong champions! SPORTS Siii§HHn9i ..r._ oJHJ Now the people of The Kingdom had many hostilities that needed airing. A lot of these hostilities were for the knights, but of course the peasants couldn ' t show these or else the knights would report them to the axemen. Since the king didn ' t want open revolt he devised a method whereby the peasants could have supposedly friendly battles with neighbouring kingdoms using all sorts of different weapons such as footballs, basketballs, and hockey sticks. Of course the peasants weren ' t quite as friendly as they were supposed to be, but the king didn ' t mind because they were burning up their hostilities. Another great reason for having the sports was that it used up most of the money that the schemes, clubs, and committees earned so that the councils ' books worked out evenly. The peasants had a great time participating and everyone was happy that is except for the peasants who didn ' t get to participate in the sports or didn ' t enjoy watching them. mmsm B.A.A. FIRST ROW: Randy Szasz, President; Joe Stumpf, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Brian Hohl, Vice-President; Brian Henry, Treasurer. Ellen Pavanel, Vice-President; Marion Noble, Secretary-Trea- surer. Val Fasken, President; Laura Fryer, O.A.L.C. Rep. Senior Girls ' Volleyball FIRST ROW: Janet Poetker, Rosie Hoefler, Karen Schreiber, Kathy Anzai. SECOND ROW: Connie Forsyth, Shelley Widmeyer, Sue Ellenton. THIRD ROW: Cathy Lawrence, Connie Uhrig, Jane Vales, Susan Presley, Dianne Mosburger Miss King. rr ,J s Junior Girls ' Volleyball FIRST ROW: Wendy Colibaba, Ellen Pavanel. SECOND ROW: Miss Kwasniki, Irene Sajakowski, Marion Noble, Liura Fryer, Maxine Rosenbusch. THIRD ROW: Barb Carter, Ann Shaw, Sandy Fowler, Eleanor Dyck, Betty Clemens, Kathy Stigter. Boys ' Volleyball I mZL i 1 ' VfSifJ iy y 74? Cross-Country FIRST ROW: Neil Campbell, John McMichael, Ernie Sooley, Stephen Zepf. SECOND ROW: Bill Drukis, Mike Woytowich, Rob Huber, Mr. Clark, Coach; Hans Borsch, Lutz Meissquer. ABSENTEES: Larry Zepf, Ken Murray. Golf Team THE ROW: Jim Arnold, Ralph Underwood, Bob Fleischauer, Mr. Blacker, Pro. ABSENTEES: Mark Whitney. Badminton Team FIRST ROW: Leah Walters, Mary Hunt, Mr. Wicary, Coach; Sandi Fowler, Barb Patterson, Wendy Walters. SECOND ROW: Rob Dickin, Dave Chadder, Tim Neeb, Sandy Mclntyre. Swim Team FIRST ROW: Alistair Yule, Greg Barnes, Cathy Lawrence, Pat Tailby, Maryanne Vrooman, Shelley Richardson, Debbie Gohl, Jan Paleczny, Cameron Yule. SECOND ROW: Mr. Spencer, Coach; Dave Weaver, Greg Psutka, Jeff Paleczny, Rich VanHeeswijk, Paul Middleton, Rick Neufield, Sandy Clarke, Colleen McMichael, Connie Moore, Mr. Clark, Wendy Ellis. THIRD ROW: Bert Vandenberg, John McMichael, Mike McQuay, Grant Gould, Tim Heaton, Rob Huber, Bob Konarski, Ron Allinson, Danny Roushourne, Steve Ratz. Senior Cheerleaders MA Junior Cheerleaders FIRST ROW: Jackie Epp, Janet Baeur, Jean Campbell Debbie Schnidt, Shelley Rosen. SECOND ROW: Robin Strauss, Lynn Bulmer. THIRD ROW: Charlene Deeks. Tennis Team FIRST ROW: Paul Reimer, Mathew Zacharias. SECOND ROW: Mr. Wicary, Coach; Pat Spencer, Nancy Groce, Pat Tailby, Gary Paikin, Wendy Walters. FIRST ROW: Frank Bastedo, Darrel Bradley, Danny Roushorne. FIRST ROW: Pat Tittle, Marilyn Neibert. SECOND ROW: Sandy Fowler, Brenda Zehr. Junior Boys RIGHT TO LEFT: Duncan Cunningham, Rob Dennison, Mike Fearnall, Keith Stoltz, Steve McCredy, Bruce Toman, Ian Good, Brian Olenuk, Rick Heemskerk, Terry Clarke, Robert Stigter, Mike Woytowich, Mike Snyder, Barry Goman, Mr. Bob Hannah, Coach; Larry Buckley, Manager; Bob Wismer, Statistician. Basketball % Senior Boys ' Paul Deveny, Damon Alyea, Scott Acheson, Bill Drukis, Sid Feder, Bob McGill, John Hooper, Brent Weber, Bob Wagner, Tom Sperling, Kevin Hay, Jim Hughes, Bernie Hughes, Gary Devitt, John Conrad, Mr. Saddler. Basketball f f o oN % 12 Junior Girls ' Basketball FIRST ROW: Cathy Lawrence, Connie Unrig, Brenda Dunbarr, Giselle Potvin, Peg Tittle, Arlene Berry. SECOND ROW: Miss McMillan, Coach; Miss Campbell, Coach; Mary Hunt, Jan Reiner, Kelly McFadden, Helen McNaughton, Jane Wetselaar. Senior Girls ' Basketball FIRST ROW: Barb Schertzer, Laura Pryer, Ellen Pavanel, Val Faskin. SECOND ROW: Miss King, Coach; Wendy Walters, Mark Kalbfleisch, Viki Teeter, Cathy McNulty, Betty Clemens, Pam Cross. Wrestling I % FIRST ROW: Mr. Cock, Coach; Errol Poch, Bill Hamblin, John Hughes, Azad Ali, Norm Emptage, Steve Zepf, Bill Zepf, Jim Emptage, Henry Kloos. SECOND ROW: Ed Wakerly, Tom Hiller, Doug Boehm, Larry Zepf, Bob Emptage, Ian Lamont, Wayne Mielke, John McMichael. This Page Compliments of: JyCr Hockey Team FIRST ROW: John Wolfe, John Hug, Harlyn Milmine, Bill Fyfe, Emerson Benson. SECOND ROW: Cameron Sill, Dave Good, Carl Willis, Bob Squirrel, Gerry Skrypec, Dennis Kieswetter. THIRD ROW: Mark Noel, Mark Pilarski, Mike Carey, Brian Henry, Randy Musselman, Bob Tilt, Mr. Gowing, Coach. Girls ' Grade Nine Volleyball FIRST ROW: IrisVogel. SECOND ROW: Miss MacMillan, Coach; Sandy Priess, Jan Paleczny, Shelly Richardson, Debbie Gohl, Sheilagh Whitney, Joanne Kieswater. Girls ' Grade Nine Basketball Win Twin -City FIRST ROW: Susan Pletch, Phil Packard, Debbie Gohl, Miriam Van Der Hoff, Shelly Richardson, Kris Robertson, Debbie Enser, Pat Talby. SECOND ROW: Miss Kwasniki, Jill Cross, Sandy Preiss, Robyn Mulholund, Jane Vales, Jan Paleczny. Bantam Boys ' Basketball FIRST ROW: Wayne Rabley, Jamie Eakins, Roger Hughes, Terry Bowman, Joel Fisher, Peter Shearing, Kevin Teeter, Ed Langveld, Mr. Mitchell, Coach. SECOND ROW: Steve Longeway, Stephen Zepf, Peter Daufenbach, Paul Reimer, John Pavanel.Ted Moorby, Chas Mielke, Simon Polakowski. ■ 1 r.JB M ACTIVITIES HI The two heads of the commoners and their council wanted to keep the people from getting absolutely fed up with working in the fields so they devised all sorts of schemes, clubs and committees. These were to give them a feeling of responsibility and accomplishment. The King gave the council permission to carry out most of these schemes, because a happy serf will work harder than an unhappy serf (at least that ' s what he hoped). Some of the schemes, clubs and committees were hellbent on making money and the rest were hellbent on spending money. So, supposedly, everything worked out evenly and everyone was happy. The King didn ' t really trust the peasants to carry out these activities by themselves so he had knights volunteer as sponsors. Some were good and some were bad and that ' s the way it goes. Management Committee FIRST ROW: Marion Noble, Janice Brown, Kandi Haines. SECOND ROW: Murray Walpole, Al Wright, Nancy Coghill, Harvey Taraday, Jane Erdman. THIRD ROW: Laura Fryer, Ellen Pavanel, Pat Spencer, Betty Clemens, Julie Dyck, Pam Cross. Volkswagen Squash School Spirit Club FIRST ROW: Sue McBride, Al Wright, Sandy Clarke. SECOND ROW: Lynn Helwig, Laura Fryer, Marion Noble, Pat Cowan, Jean Campell, Kathy Burke, Nancy Ludwig, Kathy Ludolph, Ruth Johnston, Moira Johnston. THIRD ROW: Julie Dyck, Mary Spencer, Leah Walters, Nancy Groce, Hans Borsch, Pat Spencer, Ellen Pavanal, Barb Schertzer, Betty Clemens, Pam Cross, Heather Storer. Assembly Committee FIRST ROW: Jim Marr, Frank Bastedo, Dan Horchuck, Jim Snyder, Greg Kozak, Nancy Ballhura, Dennis Gertler, Bob Fleischauer, Sue Hemmerick, Gary Levene, Steve Totzke, Jim Blake, Alister Thomas, Janet Bauer, Mark Whitney, Mike Delion, Barry Hoch, Roy Cann. SECOND ROW: Tim Jansen, Mike Christ, Gary Paiken, Mark Mahn, Brian Sommerton, Bob Wagner, Doug Bergen, Tom Graham, Dave Chadder, John Oswald. Veritas Vincat FIRST ROW: Sheila McColm, Kathy Burke, Marty Brown, Nancy Boeckner, Ken Taraday, Barb Taraday, Al Wright, Editor; Patti Eicholz, Don Vrooman. SECOND ROW: Bob Rode, Pete Mastnak, Jim Blake, Karen Forsyth, Marie Nosal, Pam Cross, Suzanne Veicens, Daveen Witmer. Math Club FIRST ROW: Mr. Ruppel. SECOND ROW: Lynn Helwig, Ann-Marie Michels, Martine Biname, Cynthia Carlisle, Lynn Cross, Sue Ellenton, Pat Tailby, Jan Poetker, Andrea Heimrich, Marg Wilson, Larry Neumister. THIRD ROW: Eleanor Dyck, Bruce Hougham, David Lisewski, Gord Schmidt, Jeremy Rudin, Terry Bowman, Peter Cowley, Ian Shantz, Ken Weiler. K.CI. Public Speakers FIRST ROW: Vicki Dyck, Lynn Cross, Joan Klapper, Pam Cross, Colleen Pfanner. SECOND ROW: Jeremy Rudin, Jonathon Rudin, Len Mackie, Terry Clark. Debating Team Pam Cross, Jonathon Rudin, Jeremy Rudin, Sherry Martin. Photo Club FIRST ROW: Robert Roday. SECOND ROW: David Pohl, Dave Boswell, Keith Kissner, Mike Kumer, Bill Treusch, Mark Langdon, Dave Armour. THIRD ROW: Tim Radder, Mark Huenegard, BobSchnarr. TORCH Executive: Sue Doggeral Dyane Clemmer Ski Club Executive Doug Bergen, Gary Paikin, Rob Ruppel. FRONT ROW: Geoff Todd, Mark Whitney, Meric Gertler, Denny Gertler, Peg Walsh. Ski Team SECOND ROW: Greg Kennel, Rob Ruppel, Sally Snyder, Lindy Moeser, Dianne Bergen, Sharon Lau. School Reporters Cadets Pam Cross, Murray Walpole, Al Wright, Pete Mastnak. Marvin Kempmann, Sergeant; Tom Miles, Sargeant; Brent Haliske, Lieutenant Colonel; Paul Bobier, Captain; Kevin Pepper, Sergeant; Ken Murray, Sergeant. Awards Committee Harvey Taraday, Marion Noble, Laura Fryer, Pam Cross, Betty Clemens, Barb Schertzer, Ellen Pavanel, Janice Brown, Pat Spencer Library Club Nancy Nodder, Miss M. Shaw, Linda Rockel, Anne Taylor, Jane Oswald, Andrea Loerchner, Anne Marie Michels, Arlene Hesch, Debbie Scott, Kim Melnychuk, Diana Boeckner, Marioara Ardelean, Cindy Lee, Cynthia Carlisle, Debbie Gohl, Robin Wellwood, Mr. R. Smith. ABSENT: Alima Ali, Joel Fischer, Donna Glebe, Kim Johnson, Shirley Kennedy, Suzanne McBride, Debbie Reynolds, Patti Snyder, Peg Tittle, Gordon Wegert. V Teahouse of the August Moon t  ■ Sakini Colonel Purdy . . Captain Gregorich Captain Fisby . . Old Woman .... Daughter Children Ancient Man Mr. Hokaida Mr. Omura . Mr. Sumata . . . Ian Shantz Mr. Seiko . . Frank Bastedo Mr. Keora . . Darell Bradley Miss Higa Jiga . . .Dan Kirby Oshira .... . Nadia Kostiuk Lotus Blossom Sheila McBryde Ladies ' League . .Marty Brown Cindy Lee Michelle Reive . . . . Al Wright . . . Jim Moser Lady Astor . . . .Bob Wagner MacLean . . . Bert Vandeberg Jim Oswald Jim Hughes Sue Wiseman Al Wright . . Shelly Widmeyer Pam Cross Cynthia Carlisle Sue Bricker Lynn Cross Joanne Vanderkley Juanita Gord Dunbar Publicity Committee FRONT ROW: Nancy Boecker, Al Wright, Bill Treusch, Suzanne McBride, Tino Bovis. SECOND ROW: Tim Kennel, Kandie Haines, Judy Laing, Don Vrooman, Barb Patterson, Karen Forsyth, Cathy McNulty, Sandy Fowler, Marie Nosal. THIRD ROW: Harvey Taraday, Leah Walters, Phil Spencer, Connie Forsyth, Jim Blake, Pat Spencer, Pam Cross, Heather Martin. Stage Crew FRONT ROW: Suzanne McBride, Nancy Ludwig, Linda Cox, Jan Taylor, Joanne Kyle. SECOND ROW: Mike Doerr, Al Vlasic, Brent Haliskie, Norm Emptage, Bev Wieland. THIRD ROW: Willie Schoeneman, Herb Friedrich, Mark Huenergard, Carl Dietrich, David Schumacher, Paul Dietrich. Ham Radio Club Bruce Hougham, Mark Langdon, Larry Neumeister, Stephen Turnbull. Food Services Committee Sue Barclay, Marianne Moogk, Anne-Marie Michels, Marg Novakoski, Marg Horman, Bev Wieland, Kathy Ludolph, Lynn Helwig, Suzanne Veicens, Nancy Johnston, Judy Ertel, Cathy Kipfer, Brenda Einwechter, Anne Lamonte, Jim Brenneman, Hans Borsch, Nancy Ludwig. Special Events FIRST ROW: Sheila McColm, Jamie Uhrig. SECOND ROW: Jamie Bastedo, Alec McColm, Harvey Taraday, Al Wright, Brent Weber, Brian Henry, Warren Clark, Jim McGill, Bill Treusch, Steve McRedy, Dave Uhrig, Nancy Ludwig, Norm Emptage, Susan McBride. THIRD ROW: Jeanie Zacharias, Marion Noble, Laura Fryer, Sandy Clarke, Nancy Groce, Sue Doggrell, Mary Morrow, Linda Overgaard, Maryanne Moogk, Ellen Pavanel. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Woodley, Mary Haus, Heidi Krauel, Janet Poetker, Maryanne Vrooman, Sheila McBride, Kerri Lappen, John Mclntyre, Pat Spencer, Brian Olenuk, Cathy McNulty, Al Vlasic, Pam Cross, Betty Clemens, Jane Forbes, Lynn Cross, Cathy Ludolph, Susan Day. FORMS King Carl was quite a methodical man and instead of calling the villages in the kingdom by proper names such as Craigy Corners or Henry ' s Heights he labelled them with a combination of numbers and letters. The names of the villages under the Count of Fourth started with the number 4 and all those under the Count of Fifth started with the number 5 which was all extremely logical. The King also liked to regiment the villages so that all the people in the village had worked the same number of years in their work term. So, the next number in the sequence stands for the year number of the peasant ' s work term. 9 stands for one year, 10 for two, 11 for three and Since there was more than one village in each stage of the work term a letter was added to the two numbers. So you ' d have a name formed with three parts. And thus we get the name form. Each form was under the rule of one knight to whom the form (around thirty peasants) had to report every morning at nine. After reporting each peasant had to follow a schedule which told him in whose fields he had to work at what time. Each knight watched over the workers in his fields using a bullwhip (commonly known as a tongue) to egg the peasants on to greater efforts. 59A 59 B FIRST ROW: Mary Cann, Penny Weinstein, Mary Anne Haney, Andrea Suerich, Debbie Ward, Kathy Stuart, Cheryl Miller, Sheila Peck, Debi Somer. SECOND ROW: Elvis AM, Marsha Lebold, Hilary Kekanovich, Diane Berger, Heidi Krauel, Sharon Floto, Mary Ann Vrooman, Suzanne Aidworth, Jane Vales, Susan Boes, Nancy Bergen, Denise Mitchell, Pat Schnarr, Ruth Walpole. THIRD ROW: Doug Oesch, Alec McColm, David Anstett, Jamie Eakins, Tom Reinhardt, John McMichael, Andy Hughes, Ken Weiler, John Galloway, Peter Cowley, Greg Barnes. ABSENTEES: Shelagh Whitney. FIRST ROW: Robert Friedrich, Willi Jastrau, Ray Schnegelsberg. SECOND ROW: Suzanne Kosky, Sophie Alievitch, Elisabeth Kosumovic, Kathy Anne Devries, Debbie Goyl, Susan Kloop, Jayne Hagger, Philippa Packard, Karen Dines. THIRD ROW: Roger Hughes, Michael Schlieman, Jim Mantas, Robert Schnarr, Bonnie Kraemer, Andrea Heimrich, Henry Morowski, Joe Chelmecki, Carolyn Hare, Lesley Harris, Kevin Teeter, Siegfried Reimer, Cuzman Mohan, Lance Hiebert. FOURTH ROW: Ted Potworka, Peter Daufenbach, Eroll Poch, Peter Neufeld, Pa ul Reimer, Henry Kloos, Ted Moorby, Pete MacPherson, Terry Bowman, Mike Oberholzer, Steve Oleksik. ABSENTEES: Sherry Kumer. 59C FIRST ROW: Steve Longeway, Pete Shearing, Steve Zepf, Bill Zepf. SECOND ROW: Karen Fasang, Susan Barclay, Debbie Bauer, Jackie Walters, Mila Taves, Carol Thiessen, Lori Walters, Theresa Marton, Rosemary Montoya. THIRD ROW: Ed Balzer, Homaida Ali, Margaret Witt, Nancy Washburn, Sandra Zettler, Alice Baptist, Mitzi Stephanovich, Sherry Weiberg, Arlene Bernas, Pat Tailby, Homeeda Ali, Terry Aitken. FOURTH ROW: Eddy Lankveld, Mark Maurer, Mark Pytlik, John Rae, Robert Konarski, Steve Williams, Greg Stott, Pete Myslywec, Steve Snyder, Wayne Larking, Jeff Paleczny. ©ft I ! Tm J Wflfer 3 59D FIRST ROW: Kim Melnychuk, Kim Johnson, Sally Snyder, Kathy Boettger, Pam Stark, Susan Stephens, Barb Campeau, Debra Ann Eansor, Karen Sheppard. SECOND ROW: Lori-Anne Long, Robyn Mulholland, Iris Schmidt, Susan Boyes, Dorothy Johnson, Rachelle Wolynetz, Kathy O ' Brian, Pegeen Walsh, Joanne Kieswetter, Mary Irvin, Elizabeth Vanderhout, Gail-Ann Sattler, Robin Wellwood, Elisabeth Oswald. THIRD ROW: Donna Guenther, Don Wyszynski, Bob Johnston, Dave Weaver, Graham Hawthorne, Bob Shantz, Peter Vales, Simon Polakowski, Peter Nickel, Paul Waters, Keith Anzai, Denise Gohl. 59E FIRST ROW: Jane Oswald, Peggie Tittle, Henrietta Meyer, Anna Maria Serrano, Gloria Bonnell, Jan Paleczny, Joanne Sinclair, Miriam Vanderhoff, Janine Martin, Anne Falconer. SECOND ROW: Larry Neumeister, Bob Mitchell, Richard Orzy, Philip Bauer, Debbie Reynolds, Linda Leis, Jeff Sangster, Tim Underwood, Mark Rockel, Doug Debus. THIRD ROW: David Hurley, Tracey Bray, Gordon Wegert, Allan Rosen, Paul Hentschel, Richard Olley, Richard Vanheeswijk, Steve Irving, Brian Zinken, Matthew Zacharias, Steve Turnball. ABSENT: Alexander Ruge. 59F FIRST ROW: Chris Schoenemann, Diane Myers, Kristin Robertson, Nancy Nodder, Shirley Hoffman, Sandra Preiss, Wendy Putman, Janet Poetker, Barb Wilson, Eva Deak. SECOND ROW: Mike Watson, John Turner, Bev Lebold, Susan Pletch, Marg Wilson, Debbie Hass, Shelley Richardson, Mike Stranz, Roland Billedeau. THIRD ROW: Joel Fischer, John McColl, Ian Schantz, John Pavanel, Harold Weber, Bryon Hagedorn, Steve Ratz, Steve Dolson, Gordon Dennis, Chris Madter. ABSENT: Pat Jackson. 59G FIRST ROW: Betty Doggrell, Diana Maxwell, Jill Cross, Wayne Rabley, Jane Erdman, Susan Farquhar, Barbara-Lynn Henderson. SECOND ROW: Mark Moldaver, Randy Chapman, Keith Fisher. John Hartman, David Dobbin. THIRD ROW: Danny Shirk, Tom Keith, David Welbourn, Gavin Bernas, Robbie Good. ABSENT: Andy De Cicco, Virginia Erdman, John Esbaugh, Joanne Schnarr. 49K FIRST ROW: Heather Hunt, Linda Lamothe, Christine Lo, Diane Benninger, Cindy Merkley, Brenda Privatt, Rosemary Phillips, Kathy Christensen, Shirley Wilson, Christine Micko. SECOND ROW: Glenn Hilborn, Gail Marks, Lyn Lamont, Cathy Taylor, Olive Daley, Debbie Hammond, Kathy Grein, Rosemarie Gole, Barbara Hertel, Iris Vogel. THIRD ROW: Carol Cox, Mike Kennedy, Harvey Neufeld, Ian Good, Erwin Merkt, Kevin Ernst, Terry Mills, Janice Baetz. ABSENT: David Dolson, Diane MacPherson, Eric Morrison, Joanne Tambeau. 49L FIRST ROW: Suzanne Plouffe, Lea Richardson, Irene Primosch, Joan Wilson, Heather Storer, Joyce Sanders, Bonnie Shilling, Kim Widdis, Sally Rempel. SECOND ROW: Nancy Vickers, Linda Delong, Susan Seekinis, Linda Rogers, Rose Wiebe, Susan Kwiatkowski, Sharon Weber, Carol Stitt, Beverly Phillips, Bruce Dix. THIRD ROW: Rick White, Kelly Dunnette, Bob Voigt, Hugh Dantzer, Bill Speers, Arnold Farrow, Tim Radder, Ron Coles, Ken Taraday. ABSENT: Karen Chapeskie, Cathy Spahr, Martha Tombros, Bob Patterson. 1 t 8 i f © 49R FIRST ROW: Gary Jeffrey, Hank Wetselaar, Bruce Shephard, lllia Folia, Bernard Forwell, Richard Willfang, Dennis Perry, Steve Hiller, Danny Osier. SECOND ROW: Roger Niergarth, Darrell Boehm, Mark Sandrock, Jerome Sichewski, Mark Pilarski, Joseph Siefried, Paul Freiburger, Murray Matthews, Gary Cotey, David Schumacher, Bob Feeney, Harry Karges. TH IRD ROW: Alvin Schlauch, Jim Gillck, Greg Clausing, Bill Amos, John Rathman, Shawn Waechter, Brian Manderson, Mike Whelan, Paul Mithrush. 49S FIRST ROW: Allan Krietz, Wayne Dreher, Bruce Forler, Doug Boehm, Wayne Gilkes, John Gligor, Mike McDougall, Jeff Lee, Wilfred Gubler. SECOND ROW: Steve Campbell, Mark Mueller, Dan Boyko, Vassilios Costoglou, Helmut Rempel, Ken Ernewein, Rene Bisson, Steve Fries, Terry Reichert, Mike Moyles, Allen Schiestel. THIRD ROW: Mike Haig, Bob Haddock, Pete Germann, Randy Monk, Marin Liegis. Greg Dougherty, Hartman Goetze, John Gerger, Mark Hinsperger, Bob Johnston. ABSENT: Thomas Dryland, Nicholas Schulde. 510 A FIRST ROW: Joann Taylor, Marion Fallding, Gerda Barclay, Helen MacNaughton, Melanie Johns, Cathy Lawrence, Arlene Hesch, Mary Butler, Mary Litwiller. SECOND ROW: David Uhrig, Mary Anne Moogk, Bev Storer, Jane Armour, Mary-Jane Christopherson, Arlene Barrie, Marta Young, Judy Gillespie, Annemarie Sperling, Karen Tuchlinsky, Christopher Dahmer. THIRD ROW: Linda Overgard, Dale Murray, Duncan Cunningham, John Pearce, Ian Martin, David Montoya, Bruce Fowler, Kathy Anzai. 510B FIRST ROW: Karen Lo, Mary Bereza, Linda Kraft, Susan Presley, Susan Day, Cynthia O ' Brian, Helene Reimer, Heather Boehm, Mariora Ardelean. SECOND ROW: Susan Hemmerich, John Hughes, Cameron Yule, Philip White, Robert Emptage, Val Karges, Tom Swartz, Stuart MacLean, Marty Brown, Janet Bauer. THIRD ROW: John Bott, Peter McCallum, Tim Heaton, Greg Stoyko, David Stumpf, Brian Olenuk, Doug Moogk, Clare Martin, Ortwin Groh, Peter Vandenburg. 51 OC FIRST ROW: Doug Snyder, Jim Oswald, David Decoppel, Bob Denison, Martin Braun, Barry Lautenschlager, Jim Stephens, Jay Croth, Bob Wismer. SECOND ROW: John Reibling, Jeremy Rudin, John Todd, Brian Bobbie, Bob Rode, David Pohl, Mark Huehnergard, Phil Lumsden. THIRD ROW: Larry Buckley, Kelly Brandon, Stephen Mecredy, George Russell, Mike Snider, Paul Little, Keith Stoltz, Kevin Wolfe, Robert Munn. 510D FIRST ROW: Susan Wiseman, Michelle Reive, Marilyn Watson, Terry Weatherhead, Sigrid Fengler, Ann Janzen, Nancy Willing. SECOND ROW: Connie Forsyth, Lynda Schott, Cheryl Weber, Lyn Bulmer, Betty Ann Ellis, Sandy Howe, Beverly Motz. THIRD ROW: Jennifer Stephens, Caron Schreiber, Dianne Gohl, Clare Norton, Sandy Delion, Muriel Soehner. ABSENT: Nadia Kostiuk, Andrea Loerchner. 511D FIRST ROW: Jeanette LaMarre, Linda Skinner, Joyce Bonnell, Jeannie Zacharias, Linda Heier, Gweneth Cann, Marion Hagedorn, Vicki Teeter, Debbie McBride. SECOND ROW: Meric Gertler, Jonathan Rudin, Bernie Hughes, Dave LaFlamme, Grant Gould, Pete Goodwin, Dave Grabowski, Bob Cowley, Barb Dunbar, Bob Farquhar, Jon Fromm, Andy Westcott, Carlos Serrano. THIRD ROW: Jim Emptage.Tom Hiller, Brian Henry, Walter Shatz, Rod MacLeod, Dan Roushorne, Ron Allenson, Jeff Meyer, John Baird, Brian Murray, Keith Taylor. ABSENT: Paul Bezpaly, Richard Erdman. 511E FIRST ROW: Heather Kritzer, Shirley Feder, Lynn Helwig, Martha Morrow, Sharon Hines, Jean Campbell, Evelyn Fengler, Michelle Lappin, Mary Lou Hauck. SECOND ROW: Debbie Slack, Leah Walters, Eleanor Dyck, Diane Olenuk, Annie Rouault, Marg Horman, Donna Fasang. THIRD ROW: Paul Bobier, Richard Jankura, Brian Home. ABSENT: Anne Bender, Italia Caccioppoli, Richard Ernst, Diana Glennie, Linda Kagu, Jim Nagy. 511F FIRST ROW: Marilyn Kurtz, Marg Novakoski, Cathy Hindman, Ginny Schultz, Marg Beutler, Angie Intschert, Jill French. SECOND ROW: Mike Maurer, Allan Lingelbach, Ernie Eberhard, Berndt Ratte, Ron Walder, Hans Kauntz, Dave Lisewski, Heinz Vogel. THIRD ROW: Gord Schmidt, Gary Groh, Edmund Wakerley, Alexander Shantz, John Aitkin, Ralph Baehre, Bob Hess. 411K 411L FIRST ROW: Vicki Owen, Colleen Fitzgibbon, Cindy Somerton, Bonnie Runions, Theresa Godfrey, Debbie Stanley, Brenda Kunda, Judy Kuntz, Ursula Pilarski. SECOND ROW: Louanne Schnarr, Susan Schlieman, Kathy Knarr, Lilian Jensen, Carol Ditner, Jean Knott, Judy Garner, Brenda Price, Donna Hill, Irene Stepanovich, Susan Bruder. THIRD ROW: Karen Stach, Ruth Flint, Donna Remington, Janice Hill, Marian Wilson, Shirley Kennedy, Tina Lang, Elizabeth Morawski, Debbie Schmidt, Delila Schlauch. ABSENT: Florence Dube, Susan Gingerich, Barb Gubler. FIRST ROW: Frances McMahon, Debra Coles, Donna Scott, Jean Psutka, Shirley Bauman, Sharon Lau, Cathy Anderson, Gail Lewis, Nancy Goulding. SECOND ROW: Dale Washburn, Bruce Carlaw, Frances Bregman, Alaine Willis, Scott Schryner, Darryl Holland, Janice Caughill. THIRD ROW: Dave McCarthy, Ron Arbour, Harvey Bellefeville, Tony Gross, Carl Willis. ABSENT: Brenda Balfour, Debbie Harrington, Abby Hartman, Sharon Hawthorn, Cecile Hinsperger, Pamela Rothwell, Pat McKnight, Vicky Tracey. 411 R -■ FIRST ROW: Dave Haid, Gary Cole, Jim Kennedy, Dave Dorscht, Henry Vinandy, Wolfgang Pfister, Paul O ' Donnell, Wayne Battler, Peter Lackenbauer. SECOND ROW: David Wey, Colin Alcock, Tom Trendle, Jim Gies, Doug Zieman, John MacKenzie, Ron Daly, Mike Heller, Richard Fry, Mark Lis, Don Squires, Willy Schoenemann. THIRD ROW: Leigh Ken Jacobs, Bill Bate, Alan Lis, John Hug, Richard Schaefer, Ron Seifried, Dave Netzel, Mike Hergott, Tony Hopp. ABSENT: Ross Bauer, Ralph Bublitz, Pat Roach. JL ®M f Jt 411S FIRST ROW: Kim Christensen, Glenn Hedrich, Bruce Dietrich, Brian Lautenschlager, Brian Price, Larry Scott, Steve Traplin, Richard Ejsymont, Barry Kaufman. SECOND ROW: John Cabeke, Bob Corcoran, Jim Brenneman, Jerry McKinnon, Fred Goodwin, Mike Carey, Jim Peterson, Gerry Skrypec, Emerson Benson. THIRD ROW: Mike Doerr, Mike Kroetsch, Gerhard Schwarz, Wolfgang Loerchner, Bob Brown, Steve Johns, Keith Hachbart, Mark Noel, Greg Stoeser, Don Skrypec. @ ■1; ■ 2 B i ■ 411 U FIRST ROW: Judy Epp, Jackie Epp, Laurel Smith, Marlene Nolan, Sandy Carroll, Sharon Stumpf, Colleen Kraemer, Linda Rockel, Patti Banton. SECOND ROW: Debbie Oliver, Judy Schmidt, Jeanne Dube, Sandi Love, Lisa Smith, Judy Whitney, Jane Udvari, Debbie Fischer, Susanne Polzin, Carrie Bauer, Janie Kumm, Barb Unwin. THIRD ROW: Paul Bott, Tom Graham, Jim Marr, Glenn Novosad, Jim Mansfield, Brian Knutson, Bob Schier, Jack Leentjes, Pat Bolden. ABSENT: Lloyd Kieswetter, Grey McKenzie, Judy Solomon, Shirley Vogel, Sean Walsh. 51 2A FIRST ROW: Ruth Johnston, Christine Magier, Barb Carter, Judy Rosen, Pat Allard, Mary Jane MacDonald, Marlene Menyes, Bridget Haines, Karen Krzewski. SECOND ROW: Rose Merkt, Bruce Rieck, Mike Kresky, Ed Nowak, Tom Matthews, Alan Wright, Pat Spencer, Suzanne Veicens, Judi Fink. THIRD ROW: Alton Hayek, Pete Copland, Andy Goodwin, Dave Hinschberger, John Conrad, Bill McMichael, Mike Schatz, Drew Larking, Mark Mahn. ABSENT: Darrell Bradley. 51 2B 51 2C FIRST ROW: Nancy Boeckner, Val Teeter, Marie Gear, Margie Kalbfleisch, Vicki Koski, Daveen Witmer, Joanne Kehn, Kathy Burke, Barbara Tarady. SECOND ROW: Michael Gibbon, Mike Delion, Kris Epp, Patty Eicholz, Sue Kraehling, Judy Ertel, Sandy Fowler, Brenda Einwechter, Roy Cann. THIRD ROW: Michael Bernas, Wayne Erdman, Jan Venclik, Paul Devenny, Dave Chadder, Frank Bastedo, Bob Wagner. ABSENT: Nancy Bohonski, Wynn Corney. FIRST ROW: Debbie Gerth, Ann-Marie Shaw, Debbie Boeckner, Diane Yendt, Marg Witzel, Marilyn Whitten, Debbie Hindman, Phyllis Dietrich, Yoko Hamada. SECOND ROW: Don Roth, Jim Ritzer, Alister Thomas, Kevin Krauel, Janice Brown, Anne Taylor, Jim Blake, Phil Spencer, Bill Fleischman, Dan Jones. THIRD ROW: Dave Rush, Dave Thorpe, Don Vrooman, John Lang, Timothy Jansen, Steve Totzke, Joseph Potwarka, Jim Hughes, Barry Hoch. ABSENT: Bob Heibein, Trent Karges, Tim Kennel. 51 2D FIRST ROW: Maxine Rosenbusch, Bonnie Seip, Heather Martin, Stephanie Jones, Barb Phillips, Nancy Ludwig, Pam Cross, Janet Gunther, Marion Noble. SECOND ROW: Norm Emptage, Greg Kozak, Jim Snyder, Barb Schertzer, Sandy Clarke, David Detzler, Don Delion, Jim Moser. THIRD ROW: Kevin Hay, Randy Faist, Hans Borch, Fred Svacina, Cliff Killinger, Richard Neufeld, John Oswald. ABSENT: Petra Arnold, Pete Haslam.Tom Lankowski. 51 2E FIRST ROW: Pat Cowan, Pauline Zepf, Betty MacLeod, Kerri-Ann Peet, Mary Ross, Kandie Haines, Barb Weissman, Laura Fryer, Cheryl Coker. SECOND ROW: Paul Guylee, Betty Clemens, Doreen Dotzenroth, Suzen Beckman, Lucille Grace, Wendy Colibaba, Julie Dyck, Cyndy Fearnall, Rob Ruppel. THIRD ROW: Harold Vandenberg, Mike Kumer, Bert Vandenberg, Steve Thalman, Mike Christ, Rob Glofcheski, Allan Vlasic, Paul Schlote, Jim Arnold. ABSENT: Lydia Bezpaly. 51 2F FIRST ROW: Barb Patterson, Sharon Logel, Mary Miller, Deb Honsberger, Jan Fleishman, Adelhaide Voigt, Colleen Phanner, Jan Chapman, Meera Kamra. SECOND ROW: Ralph Underwood, Paul Stephenson, Nancy Johnston, Gerda Wolf, Ellen Pavanel, Judy Laing, Sandy Charlton, Gary Levene, Denis Gertler. THIRD ROW: Jack Lee, Doug Bergen, Rick Glofcheski, Bill Drukis, Brian Hohner, Bob McGill, Sid Feder, Dave Keller, Jim Voisen. 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