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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1973 volume:

e rru UisccB erKea4 ■i ' « ,e -I ' a iJvAV xp. m S ' SiAx v 1 i Grumbler 73— Putting it Together Mr. Peter Templin, Grumbler Staff Advisor The production of a yearbook is a king -sized task. This everyone appreciates on at least one day- that is, today, the day you are reading this volume. For most of the student body at K .C .1 . , the Grumbler is something they expect to receive, every spring, of high qual- ity and reasonable price because tradition has made it that way. For those same people, for three hundred and sixty - four days a year there is little concern for the small number of people and the tremendous amount of their work that make the Grumbler a memorable publication. So that if you are a reader and you think a word of thanks is due for Grumbler ' 73, give it to any or all of the editorial staff members next time you see them. But, better still, resolve now to come out next year and help in future productions. Keep your ears open in September ' 73 for annoucements about Grumbler organizational meetings. You can help and you will be welcome! But to part of the KCI student body must go a very special thanks. They are those dedicated people responsible for this issue. They are editors, writers, artists, photographers, typists, advertising salesmen and a hundred and one others who devoted hours- many hours- to this successful edition of the Grumbler. They will carry forever memories of hard work, frustration and achievement in the production for this volume and few will say they wouldn ' t do it all again if they had another chance. They are worthy of our praise as the preservers of the proud tradition that is KCI! P. Templin. Grumbler Staff Cover Anne Janzen, Mr. Caesar Inside Cover Photograph Bernd Mueller Title Page Jim Oswald Dividers Jim Oswald L Do You Remember Marty Brown Grads Marilyn Anthes Activities Caryl Paikin Forms Susan Day Sports Everyone Faculty Nadia Kostiuk Ads Mr. Eccles and Company Art Mr . Caesar Photography Bernd Mueller, Mark Muldover, Dave Boswell, Mark Langdon and others A lot of people helped with all the odds ' n ends involved in producing a yearbook. Their help was invaluable. They included- Jill Cross, Cathy Burn, Cheryl Weber, Diane Bergen, Karen Tuchlinski, David Pohl, Jim Oswald, Cynthia Carlisle. Thanks also to all those who contributed literary and artwork, to everyone who helped identify pictures and to Mr. Templin, Mr. Caesar, and Mr. Eccles for their help and understanding. A school is a building and an institution, but more important, a school is people - individuals who, in effect, create the school. In Grumbler ' 73 we have tried to show KCI, not as just a building and classes, but as a meeting place of people and ideas. We used the theme, ' Nostalgia ' and at sever- al places in the book we have made use of pic- tures from old yearbooks. We hope you enjoy them as much as we did. Being editor this year has taught me alot. I was at times confronted with enthusiasm and will ingness, but more often with irresponsibility and apathy. We ' ve had our misunderstandings and argu- ments, but now that its all over, I ' d like to say thanks to everyone for their help and co-operat- ion in the production of Grumbler ' 73. I ' d also like to apologize for any omissions or mistakes which occur in this issue. Marilyn Anthes, Susan Day, Lynn Cross, Editor. Jean Campbell, Head Girl Sandy Maclntyre, Head Boy The year has passed so quickly that already we find it is time to say goodbye and thank-you. What we learned during our time as Head Boy and Head Girl is something neither of us would want to trade. There were good times and of course a fair share of bad times. To Mr. Eccles we say thank-you for patience and advice, to Mr. Craig for understanding and the execut- ive for help. For those who will never return to KCI may you have success and happiness and to the undergrads who plan to come back, give some of yourself to the school. For us it is the end of high school life but for you next year is a new beginning. Use the opportunity. 72-73 was an enjoyable year for both of us. Thank- you for all you have given us. We close as usual. Mac and Jean Executive FIRST ROW: Tom Hiller, Janet Poetker, Jean Campbell, Sandy Mclntyre, Cheryl Weber, Brian Henry. SECOND ROW: John Turner, Jane Forbes, Jennifer Clark, Kathy Ludolph, Jan Bauer. THIRD ROW: Steve Mecredy, Jamie Bastedo, Gord Schmidt, Ducan 4 Cunningham. Head Boy - Sandy Mclntyre Head Girl - Jean Campbell Management - Steve Mecredy Special Events - Cheryl Weber, Brian Henry A. A. - Janet Poetker, Tom Hiller Constitution - John Turner Education - Pete Goodwin Assembly - Jamie Bastedo Awards - Duncan Cunningham Publicity - Gord Schmidt Food Services - Kathy Ludolph Torch - Jennifer Clark Secretary - Jane Forbes Treasurer - Jan Bauer Student Advisor - Mr. Eccles Mr. C. T. Craig Principal ' s Message One of the greatest challenges we will have to face evet is before us now; the challenge is to match our educational programmes to the individual needs of the student and to the demands and needs of the community. The Credit System in which the student has freedom of choice in selecting courses and in which promotion is by subject does much to meet part of the challenge. Liaison with business and industry through the research that our tech- nical and commercial departments are doing at the present time will help us to meet another part of the challenge. The Semester Programme, to be introduced at K-W C V S in the fall of 1973, will achieve the following goals: (a) the student will concentrate on at least three and not more than four subjects in each semester. The success of the Waterloo County Board of Education ' s Summer School programmes indicates that such concentration creates great- ter interest and allows greater intensity of study which results in better achievement. (b) the student will be responsible to three or four teachers in each semester; the assignments and homework will be in three or four subject areas rather than in seven or eight as is now the case. (c) periods three and four, which are the lunch periods, overlap; thus each teacher and each student is guar- anteed at least thirty-seven minutes for lunch. Classes will be finished at three twenty-one which will allow for greater involvement in extracurricular activities. (d) student timetables generally will be more compact than previously, with fewer spares. (e) teachers will see half their students each semester; this should deepen the staff-student relationship and promote the type of co-operation among the parent, the student and the teacher which is necessary for academic success. For these goals to be reached, much hard work and dedication by staff and students are necessary. Semester time- tabling, involvement with the community, and the Credit System can only benefit and improve the educational en- vironment at K.C.I, if we all give our best. My sincere congratulations to the editors, the staff and the sponsors of the Grumbler for a very fine Yearbook. Mr. Bob Henry Mr. Rodger Milliken CTTTBI Custodians STANDING, Left to Right: John Kohn, George Clarke, Bill Arnold, William Homer, Harold Schrank. SEATED: Maurice Flynn, John McGill, William Scott, William Rafferty, Joseph Minke. ABSENT: Gordon Grimm, Cecil Arnett, Siegfried Pitschner, Earl Crowther. Kitchen Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Harbridge, Mrs. Schul, Mrs. Prest, Mrs. Ogram. Red Flynn, Scotty Rafferty who are retiring this year after 25 and 15 years service with KCI respectively. To Our Custodians We have paid all due attention To the members of the school We have made all due mention Of scholar and of fool. The names of all are proffered Regardless of position Yet amongst the names here offered. We have made one grave omission. I speak of the men the whole school knows The men who clean up the disorder we make And patiently fix the things that we break When something goes wrong we cry as one man Go get the janitor as fast as you can! The hard working partner in all that we do We offer this tribute, the janitors, to you. You stoke up the furnace and sweep up the hall But the real job you do, is take care of us all. So up with your glasses, and drink with the rest Long live the janitors in KWCVS. an adaptation of a poem written by Farley Mowat for his high school yearbook. ' ,- ■« -. ' ; . --.- •. • • ■ ' :-:- • !3 r:-:o:-w-x TABLE OF CONTENTS ' A ' - ' . ' . ' rt ' M ' .v: Grads ivities •K OrH XvrjjO orms Sports ; ' S r ,0y  |« il 0, Facu Do You Remember...? pq. 10 te pg. 34 pg- pg 1 pg. H4 ;riT ;ji ?f.)i}c ; ■0- -03 $ £S0: pg. 146 .0; «:0:Hv - , ■.:.■ . ' v.,- ;-; •0: Hv i-x- :t:0: r|-:0 ;0 !%0 H !;0r(i03 K-0 ;©r;i 0K-?03 £ 0l -H :-!-;$ M y o S} $ r r I n t t Marsha Lebold Wendi Putnam Princess Nancy Bergen u t t n Queen Lindy Moeser Cheryl Weber Jean Zacharias Compliments of HANTZ COACH LINES LTD. ja3 i t %  1 ; , j ■, lJ m l jh ,. ; . 1 A ' ■ ' ' St ■$ ' ■ Rill m W WM+2J jfr t m fcjf V A ■ jHL.- Ho 1 2 ' ' W § It was GREAT? •. A 1 -- d i Ml i hi I ifiiii Compliments of BELMONT and WESTMOUNT VARIETIES ot otto43 mm m m $ HER Again today I saw her, Alone In a world filled with people, Reaching For someone or something, Needing The companionship of a sincere person, Wishing For a feeling of fulfillment. Why can ' t she see her loneliness is her own decision? She has just to reach a little farther, Possess just a little more confidence, Hoping will get her nowhere. The persons who could cope with life alone Are the people who make the best of what they have. Maybe tomorrow when I glance at her reflection She will have accepted she has as much to give as everyone else: And she will no longer be Alone. ANONYMOUS No more do leaves get blown in the air It ' s papers and wrappers everywhere. No more does nature edge the way It ' s butts and bags and stale decay. No more is the sky above so blue It ' s taken on quite a different hue. But mankind wouldn ' t cause such fuss ! We all know it ' s Anonymous. Peg Tittle Compliments of FRANK ' S PRODUCE rr THE PARK There is a mirage in this asphalt desert called the Park. It is so important, the city officials, have a special place for It in their budget. The Park stands where the parking lot would have, had Fate decreed it. The trees that stand there in perfect rows were selected for maximum shade and minimum care. Each flower in the rectangular flower bed is two and three -sevenths inches from the next one. The grass was specially transported by Van Hugh Trucking Service from a field outside the desert. The green hedges get clipped once a week by the city gardener. There is even a real live brook that was put in two months ago. The out houses were painted orange last year, and this year the trash cans will match. There is a mirage in this asphalt desert called The Park. Peg Tittle ADELINE Like a little baby she sat and rocked ceaselessly back and forth creaking and squeaking her bones and the wood her fingers stiff with arthritis and her toes blue with the cold. She shut her eyes and visions of her life came to her- the time she had been so happy because she was allowed to go swimming with her brothers in the water -hole and when she had first touched cold snow -so long ago- all so long ago. She touched the old and weathered lace on the edge of her yellowed dress and she thought of the day she had been married so long ago -a 11 so long ago- everything done and finished now- everything over- her life had been lived she was finished she would lie, an empty shell in the earth, but her soul would burn on forever. Lynn Cross Compliments of PETER STARK INSURANCE AGENCY LTD. mm EC $?ns 13TE GAIL ACHESON 4C: Af- ter four glorious years of high school Gail has decided to punish herself further by returning for a fifth. LLOYD ADAMSON 4J JOHN AITKEN 5A John played three years of foot- ball for K.C.I. His future plans are to further his education and to become a bartender at the City Hotel. ALIMA ALI 5F: Alima plans to attend the U. of T. When ere a task is set to you don ' t like Alima. idly sit and view it, not, like Alima, be content to wish it done. Go right a- head and do it. 143. RON ALLENSEN 5G: An individual ' s first duty is to live his life as his prin- ciples demand. CAM BALLANTYNE 5A: Always be willing but unavailable and hope it gets you out of university GERDA BARCLAY 4A. JANICE BARRETT 5A JAMES D. BASTEDO 5F: As far as his future plans go Jamie plans to play an active role in them. BILL BAUER 5E: After leaving K.C.I. Bill plans to go to W.L.U. to study Business Administration. JIM BAULK 4J: Rever- end RICK BEHLING 4B. MARG BEUTLER Marg plans on working at Bell Canada after her gradu- ation. LINDA BISCH 4C. DAGMAR BISCHOFF 5C. CHRISTINE BLACK- MORE 5D: During her two years at K.C.I., Christine has worked in the Library. She plans to continue her study of languages at University. MARTINE BINAME 5G DAN BLOUSE 4D. MARC BOBBIE 5E. PAUL BOBIER 5E. DIANE BOECKNER 4E. DENNIS BOEHM 4K HEATHER BOEHM 4A. SHELLEY BOLGER 4C: Shelley plans to continue her education at college. You wouldn ' t develop that film, would you? WENDY BONIFACE 5C. SHERRY BOYD 5D: Sherry spent grades nine, ten and thirteen at K.C.I, and grades eleven, and twelve at F.H.C.I. She likes art, traveling and being happy, and plans to leave for Europe in June. MARTY BRAUN 4B. SUE BRICKER 4A JOYCE BRODIE 4A SHIRLEY BROWOSKI 4A: School ' s out Forever 1 ' alice cooper. FERN BROWN 4D. RODGER BRUNK 5G JEAN CAMPBELL 5G: Jean was our enthusiastic head girl this year and lived up to everyone ' s ex- pectations. CHRIS CHALMERS 5D RICK CHIPMAN 4J: Chipper SUSAN CLAPPISON 5B JENNIFER CLARK 5D. MARK CORNEY 4B. JODI COSGROVE 5C DANNY COULTER 4J. NED COURTNEY 5A. JAY CROTH 4E. JOANNE DAVIS 4A: Joanne has worked on the Major Play and plans to become a legal secretary in the future. CAROLE DETZLER 4B. CARL DIETRICH 4J: Kenny Rogers JERRY DITNER 4K. JAMES VAN DORDT 4K. KATHRYN DOUGHERTY 4B. KEN DOUGHERTY 4K. BONNIE DOWSETT 5E: Her future plans are to become a computer prog- rammer. BARB DUNBAR 5E: Barb ' s activities at high school were; basketball, track and field, food ser- vices, and G.AA. Her fu- ture plans are to study math at U. of W. ELEANOR DYCK 5E: While at K.C.I. Eleanor has participated in the volleyball and basketball teams. She plans to attend Western next year. GRAY EAKINS 5C. ERNST EBERHARD 5A. KEITH EDWARDS 5E SCOTT ECCLES 5G. TIMOTHY EISEN- PORTH 4D: There was a maiden from Madrass who had such a bootiful ass, not pretty and pink, as you probably think, but was grey, had long ears and ate grass. SUE ELLENTON 5E: Sue participated in volley- ball, gymnastics, and track and field. She will prob- ably attend university next year. WENDY ELLIS 4A. JIM EMPTAGE 5F: Jim enjoyed the athletic com- petition at K.C.I., and ex- celled at wrestling. He plans to enjoy the rest of his life. ARNOLD FARROW 4B LEE FASKEN 5G: Throughout his years at K.C.I., Lee has primarily participated in Cross- country Running and Track. His ambition in life is to become a commercial pilot. GILBERT FAST OR: Favorite saying schreck . BARBARA FAWCETT 5 G. MIKE FERNALL 5B. DON FEENEY 4C: Plans to work in an Electricians Apprenticeship after grade twelve. GARY FEKETE 4B. EVELYN FENGLER 5E. BOB FLEISCHAUER JUDY FLEISCHMANN 5D. HEIDI FLINT 4A MIKE FREY 4J. JON FROMM 5B: Jon is planning on attending the RO.T.C. in Halifax and furthering his knowledge of piloting. BRIAN GEFFROS 5A. MARLENE GILKES 4B. FRED GILLARD 4J. BILL GOLBECK 5C. BARRY GOMAN 5G. PETE GOODWIN 5E: Pete was active in constit- ution committee, students ' council, Executive, Senior Volleyball, Mainline and Publicity Committee. After Parole he hopes to resume his Unsuccessful Career as a Circus midget. DAVID GRABOWSKI 5B. MARION HAGEDORN 5D: Marion participated in the school band, orchestra and student ' s council. She plans to attend the U. of W. for a general B.A. as well as continuing to pur- sue her musical interests. BILL HAMBLIN 5A. CHERYL HASKINS 4A. MARY LOU HAUK 5D. M,f, MARY KAY HAUS 5C. Ever get that caged in feel ing? LORI HELLER 4A LYNN HELWIG 5E: In five years at K.C.I. Lynn has been involved in food services and the music pro- gram. She plans to attend U. of W. and teachers col- lege. LINDA HEIER 5G. SUSAN HENDRICKS 4A: There is no hope for her as a secretary. Al- though her shorthand is good and typing is excel- lent, her grammar is lousy. BRIAN HENREY 5E: Brian has participated in junior and senior football and wrestling and was the president of the BAA. RJCK HERGOTT 4C: Rick plans to go to Cones- toga College in a course for an engineering degree. JANE HERTZBERGER 5D: Jane plans to attend college. JAMES ROBERT HILLER 5D: Amazing, foolhardy, concerned and what? all reflect James Robert as he encountered the better days of K.C.I, and its wondrous people. He plans to go on to university and graduate to happiness someday. Oh my goodness! Is that . camera down there? TOM HILLER 5E. CATHERINE HIND- MAN 5C: Cathy partici- pated in the torch society, G.A.A., volleyball, and Grumbler. After gradu- ation she plans to become an airline stewardess and to travel. SHARI HINES 5D: Shari has been a G.A.A. rep., a cheerleader and has par- ticipated in intramural sports. She plans to attend university or college. SHIRLEY HIN- SCHBERGER 5G: Shirley has participated in Food Services. She hopes to stu- dy math at the U. of W. CHARLIE HOCH 4C: Charlie is a 4 year machine shop specialist who wishes to attend Com- munity College, or work as an apprentice in the tool and dye trade. Charlie was a form manager for three years, otherwise he lost his School Spirit. ROSIE HOEFLER 4E: Star Rosie participated in volleyball, cheerleading, G.A.A. and Major Play during her time at K.C.I. She plans to study child- care. DONNA HOHL 5D: Donna has been a member of the junior and senior basketball teams, the G.A.A. and the Winter Carnival Committee. She plans to earn a degree in social work at university. DOUG HOOVER 5G. DAN HORCHIK 5E. MARG HORMAN 5D: I ' m finally free . Marg ' s activities at K.C.I, inclu- ded food services, choir, polisci, debating, and chess club. Her life ' s ambition is to become a belly dancer at the Kent Hotel. BRIAN HORNE 5E: Brian plans to continue his education at U. of W. IRENE HRYHARCZUK 4A: Life is a hassle . Irene is trying to achieve the best possible marks. She plans to be a secretary and to attend night school to further her education. BERNIE HUGHES 5B. ANGELA INTSCHERT 5D: Angela ' s activities at K.C.I, included interform sports, G.A.A. and Torch Committee. Her future plans are to attend U. of T. WILLIE JACOBS 4K. CINDY JANKURA 4C: Cindy hopes to graduate. She has contributed much to school spirit by sleeping thru all her classes and by being a Torch rep. Her present job is as a ham- burger flipper, but she hopes to become a secret- ary. RICK JANKURA 5D: While at K.C.I., Rick has been manager for the Senior Basketball team, participated in Interform sports and has been a B.A.A rep. He plans to at- tend W.L.U. JOANNE JORDON 5C. LIZ JOSIMOVICH 5A. VERA JOSIMOVICH LINDA KAGU 5G. DEEPAK KAMRA 4D. HANS KAUNTZ 5E BARB KENNEDY 4A: At St. Mary ' s Barb played basketball and volleyball, was a sports official and a member of the Students Council, History Club and Kaboobee Club. At K.C.I. she played Junior basket- ball and Junior and Senior volleyball. Barb hopes to attend Conestoga College. JIM KENNEDY 4K. ALAN KESSEL 5C: Never fear when Alans near. ..run!!! Alan took part in the 72 Major Play and was tre asurer for the Polisci Club in ' 71-72. CATHY KIPFER 4B: Cathy was on the food ser- vices committee and the students ' council. Her fu- ture is undecided. PAT KIPFER 4B. HEATHER KRITZER 5F:Heather has been a Torch Rep. and has worked on the Grumbler. She plans to go into nur- sing. BRUCE KLAEHN 4J. KEN KNUTSON 4F: RICK KOENIG 5A LINDA KRAFT 4A. JON KRAFCHEK 4A: Jon plans to further his education or to join the circus. KAREN KRUEGER 5C fefe 7 JLm xJ a) Mwqpy )i JANICE KUCHMA 4A: At St. Mary ' s, Jan partici- pated in interform sports, and was a member of the Kaboobee Club and Stu- dents ' Council. While at K.C.I, she was a form manger. She plans to at- d Fanshaw and to avel. DONNA KUMM 4A ANN LAMONT 4B: HERMAN LANG 4J: JOHN LANG 5G: ' Is that ALL that was left? JO-ANN LANKOWSKI 4C. KERRY LAPPIN 5D: J ' ai decouvert que tout le malheur des hommes vient d ' une seul chose, qui est de ne savoir pas demeurer au repos dans une chambre. IRENE LATALA 4L: eeka To have been, to be, or will be. Irene plans to go into architectural designing. BARRY LAUTEN- SCHLAGER 4C BRIAN LAUTENSCH- LAGER 4C: He is a quiet, reserved guy who can usu- ally be found watching the girls go by. In the future he plans to be a welder and in his spare time enjoy the better things in life like food and a strong drink. TOM LAWOR 5E: Tom ' s plans are to go into architecture or engineering at the U. of W. SANG WONG LEE 5G: GARY LEWINGTON 4C: Gary plans to attend Conestoga College in order to become a mechanical technician. At K.C.I, his major activities were at- tending classes and watch- ing girls. KATHE LINDNER 5B: Kathy was a torch rep. form manager and par- ticipated in inter form sports. Her future plans are to continue her edu- cation somewhere and to get a degree of the interior. •r- ALLAN LINGELBACH 5A. DAVE LISEWSKI 5A. KAREN LO 5A. KATHY LUDOLPH 5C Kathy has been involved in many activities while at KCI. She held an executive position in Grades eleven and thirteen as chairman of the Food Services Committee. She hoped to go into Nursing next year. LEN MACKIE 5G. MARK McALPINE 5G. JANE McAVOY 4B. CHUCK McBRIDE 5B. DEB McBRIDE 5B. SUZANNE McBRIDE 5B: She wishes to say that her years at K.C.I, were happy and memorable ones. She can only say that she hopes university can give her what K.C.I, did. LARRY McGILL 4C: Larry plans to be a con- struction technologist. SANDY McINTYRE: Our head boy participated in Sr. football, A and B soccer, badminton, floor hockey, track and field, special events, and torch. His future plans are to at- tend the U. of T. and become an English tea- cher. MICHEL MELLOUL 4J. LUTZ MEISSGEIER 4C: Lutz is a shocking fellow, for two years now he has been goofing off in elect- ricity, his major technical subject. As for future plans, right from the goat ' s shoulders, I don ' t kn PHILIP MESSER 5E. JIM METZGER 4C: Jim was an import from W.C.I, last year. He is an auto student and plans to take up an apprenticeship at the end of June. JEFF MEYER 5A: JefT was a torch and students coun- cil rep, and belonged to the Polisci club. He plans to go into business or law. SANDI MEYER 4C: Sandi plans to graduate this year. She was once a Belmont cleaning lady and now plans to work for the Oscar Meyer Co. RICK MILLER 4K. BRAD MISNER 4J. JOAN MITCHELL 5G: Trust thyself; every heart vibrates t o that iron string. Joan plans to at- tend Western or U. of W. and then study childhood education at a community PAUL MONOTIUK 4K. DOUG MOOGK 4B. BRIAN MOORE 5A. DEB MORLEY 5D: Deb participated in public speaking, literary club, and acted as form manager. She plans to attend univer- sity, but also feels there is much valuable knowledge to be found outside the bounds of the institution. DON NAFZIGER 4K. KAREN NAUMANN 4E. TIM NEEB 5E DAVID NELSON 4K. TERRY NOEMER 4K MARG NOVAKOSKI 5F: Marg would like to go into pharmacy at the U. of T., or to pursue some other medical KIM NOWAK 4A. INGY OHLS 5F DIANE OLENUK 5F: She has participated in food services and G.A.A. She hopes to continue her education at the U. of Guelph. KATHLEEN PASNYK 5C. JANE PEQUEGNAT 5C. PAUL PERNA 4J. JAN POTWORKA 5C. JOE POTWORKA 5A. SUSAN PRESLEY 4A. ROGER READ 4K. BRIAN PRICE 4C Brian has participated in Jr. foot- ball and track and field. He plans to atend com- munity college or work with structural steel. , PAUL PSUTKA 4K. GREG PYTLIK 5G. or I ' A i 5f ?Jc o JOHN REIBLING 4K. JAN REINER 4B: Jan par- ticipated in volleyball, basketball and was a form manager. Her future is undecided. EULETTE RICKETS 5C. WENDY RIECK 4E. JUDY ROACH 4A BEVERLY ROCK 4A. NATALINE ROSA 4A DAVID ROTH 4K: While at K.C.I. David has participated in hockey, in- terform sports and has been a student rep. He plans to go to community college. ANNIE ROUAULT 5F. DAN ROUSHORNE 5B. WALLY SALLONS 4C: Wally is a constant indivi- dual, and he enjoys working with motors. The only problem is getting them to run after he has worked with them! MARK SAUDER 5A. 3c BRIAN SHAEFER 4K. RAY SCHAGENA 4C. MARK SCHEDEWITZ 4C: Mark has spent two years at K.C.I, and the only place he has left a mark is in the smoking area. After school he will work for a year and then may join the O.P.P. DEBBIE SCHIEDEL 4A: Debby is a Business and Commerce and Shorthand Student. She plans on at- tending Bible School next year. John 1:12 GORD SCHMIDT 5F: One lesson to remember when attending K.C.I. Never knock your head against a brick wall, the plaster will chip off on the other side. JIM SCHNEIDER 4F: Jim ' s activities at K.C.I. included football, shuffle- board and B.A.A. His fut- ure plans are to become Business Manager at Queen ' s or a motion pic- ture producer. JUSTINE SCHNURR 5D ROSANNE SCHNURR 5E. ULLI SCHRADER 5E Time is not measured by the passing of years but by what one does, what one feels and what one achieves . MIKE VON SCHRAG 5A CARLOS SERRANO 5G ANITA SHARMA 5C. JILL SHAVER 5B: Jill ' s activities at K.C.I, in- cluded torch, G.AA, in- terform sports, and being a form manager. Her future plans are to attend univer- sity for a degree in Dental Hygiene or Home Ec. JIM SJIERK 4C: Jim has not participated in any school activities while at K.C.I. On graduating he plans to get a job. DIANE SHILLING 5D: Diane has been active in interform sports, cheer- leading and as form man- ager and has future plans of entering college. TOM SIMPSON 5G. DONNY SKRYPEL 5B. MARY SPENCER 5F. PAULINE SPENCER 5B. DON STATHAM 5F MARCI STRAUSS 5C: Her future plans are to at- tend University of Toronto majoring in English. WENDY SUCHATOWSKY 4L: VALERIE SWIGART 4A: Valerie is a Business and Commerce and Short- hand Student. She plans to work for a year, then go to Bible School. Luke 1:37, Romans 8:28. KEITH TAYLOR: I asked for everything that I might enjoy life: I was given life that I might en- joy everything. Keith plans to enter a Business course at W. L.U. RICHARD THOMSON JENNY THWAITES 5B: Jenny has been at K.C.I. since January of 72 as a Rotary Exchange Student from Australia. She has enjoyed her year at K.C.I. very much. She hopes to go into teaching or social work. STEPHANIE TURNER- DAVIS 4L: CONNIE UHRIG 4A: Connie participated in Volleyball, Basketball and Track and Field. She has been G.A.A. and Students Council rep. Her plans for the future are to be a secretary. RICK VOGEL 4C: Rick is an auto major. His fu- ture plans are to further his education, take up an ap- prenticeship or join the R.CAF. DON VOISIN 5A JOHN VROOMAN 5F. GARY VRYVOGEL 4G. DAVE WALDEN 4J ED WAKERLEY 5A RON WALDER 5B JUDY WARD 4A: Judy plans to work in an office or to be a secretary. JAMES WEBER 5C. JUDY WEILER 5B. DAVE WILLSON 5C. NATALIE WILSON 5C STAN WITT 5B. MIKE WOJTOWICZ 4J. Jl .0 ;, BARRY YOUNG 4J. JEANMARIE ZACHARIAS 5D: Jean participated in special events, G.A.A., band and musicals. Her future plans are to study music at W.L.U. JIM ZARZYCKI 4D: The immortalist position today is the usefulness of philos- ophy vj Wr eax- LARRY ZAPF 5F. 0 UMifaa KEITH ZURBRIGG 4C: Keith has been having a slack time in school the past four years and hopes to graduate in 1980. After graduating in 1980 he hopes to take a ten year ap- prenticeship course in auto. Patricia Allard 5C Ralph Baehre 5F John Baird 4C Dennis Brooks 4K Robert Beavis 5G Robert Cowley 5F Dan Diebolt 4J James Eva 5G Grant Gould 5A Lucie Grace 5G Jim Grosvenor 5G Bob Heibein 5G Wendy Hilborn 4C No Photos were available for the following Grads: Wendy Hoy 4C Suzanna Le Blanc 4C Juergen Leonicky 4C Ed Nowak 5 A Jim Van Oordt 4K Gary Paiken 5A Stephen Paleczny 5F Vic Rempel 5G James Rieck 5F Jeffry Saacks 4K Donna Sheekan 5B Waune Snitselaar 4J Mike Stanson 5A I Mark Swanson Part Title 4B Darrell Tompkins 5G Radana Vejvodova 5E Don Vrooman 5G Bob Wagner Mike Walter 4J Mark Whitney 5B Annie Wiens 5C Dan Witmer 4J Tony Wordrogen 4J Albert Zabiela 5B w wMw i vitie s soA - j c t s . K K y y J $ y o? o- , • rP- v y -y X A Special Events The Special Events Com- mittee has had a really busy but fun year. Opus II played at the successful formal, while Father and the Robbie Charles Trio played at our other dances. A juke Box helped by both adding to the atmosphere of the common room and at the same time contributing funds to the needy projects within the school. Special Events t-shirts don- ned by all, brought out the true blue of our members. Through these and the fan- tastic leadership of Mr. Woodley, Special Events has been nothing but great times this year. Brian Cheryl FIRST ROW: Jean Campbell, Fred Hoeffert, Jim Nichols, Keith Stoltz, Steve Mecredy, Kathy Ludolph, Nadia Kostiuk, Lynn Cross. SECOND ROW: Brian Olenuk, Mary Anne Vrooman, Heidi Kraul, Anne Marie Sperling, Karen Tuchlinsky, Michelle Reeve, Susan Day, Marilyn Anthes. THIRD ROW: Susan Shantz, Joanne Deeks, Mr. Woodley, Cheryl Weber, Brian Henry, Caryl Paikin, Lindy Moeser, Judy Gillespie. FOURTH ROW: Peg Tittle, Mike von Schragg, Helen Stroh, Helene Reimer, Vicky Dyck, Arlene Barrie, Sandy Maclntyre, Janet Poetker. FIFTH ROW: Pete Goodwin, Donna Rogers, Bruce Fowler, Mathew Zacharias, Don Zehr, Tracy Bray, Alec McColm, Pat Tailby. SIXTH ROW: Carol Spencer, Jane Pavanel, Rick McCurkindale, Fred Ludolph, Mark Helwig, John Pavanel, Rob Konarski, Nancy Bergen. Torch Exec. The aim of Torch this year was to rescue a fallen com- mittee and establish it once again as a working committee to aid local charities. We had two major projects: two week- long collections, and the adoption of a poor family from Christmas. Thanks to superb publicity, as well as help and suggestions from many students, all our plans this year were successfully completed. FIRST ROW: Mary Spencer, Jennifer Clark, Jill Shaver. SECOND ROW: Evelyn Fengler, Ulli Schroeder, Joan Mitchell. A w a r d s FLOOR: Rosie Hoefler, Duncan Cunningham, Mary Litwiller. FIRST ROW: Peg Tittle, Janice Alexanian, Diane Bergen, Caryl Paikin, Cheryl Weber. SECOND ROW: Mary Hunt, Jane Pavanel, Don Gottfried, Pat Tailby, Denise Gohl. THIRD ROW: Mike von Schragg, John Pavanel, Peter Goodwin, Ian Heimrich, Fred Hoeffert. Mainline FIRST ROW: Debi Somers, Jeremy Rudin, Tim Neeb, Donna Rogers. SECOND ROW: Alec McColm, Pete Goodwin. Compliments. of WARWICK MARKING PRODUCTS LTD. Food Services FIRST ROW: Anne Lamont, Joan Ross, Barb Dunbar, Kathy Ludolph, Brian Home, Shirley Hinschberger, Kim Melnychuk. SECOND ROW: Jane Pequenat, Anne-marie Michels, Sophie Alievitsh, Judy Gillespie, Vicki Dyck, Janice Lee, Susan Witmer, Wendy Suchatowsky, Debbie Bauer. THIRD ROW: Dave Preiss, Allan Kessel, Dianne Olenuk, Jane Armour, Joan Stock, Shirley Sebert, Suzanne McBride, Fred Ludolph, Mike von Schrag. The Food Services Commit- tee, headed by Kathy Ludolph, had another successful year run- ning the Tuck Shop and helping in the Cafeterias. FIRST ROW: Marioara Ardelean, Betty Shea, Shirley Boettger, Joan Ross, Delicia Nair, Linda Hay, Brenda Dryland. SECOND ROW: Miss Shaw, Mrs. Kirby, Pat Miller, Anne-marie Michels, Sheila Schreiber, Mr. Smith. THIRD ROW: Sharon Becker, Donna Lynn Gervais, Suzanne McBride, Pat Ferris, Nadia Kostiuk, Debbie Smith ABSENT: Diane Boeckner, Gilbert Fast, Nancy Hay, Colleen Krueger, Jennifer Smith, Peg Tittle, Cynthia Carlisle. Table Tennis SECOND ROW: Tim Neeb, Mathew Zacharias, Peter Vales. Tech FIRST ROW: Mike Frey, Dietrich, Jeff Paleczeny. SECOND ROW: Mr. Nelson, Dave Shoemaker, Lutz Meissguier, , Mr. Usher. Mike Doer, Carl Cadets This year marked the birth of a new club in K . C . I . - the bow- ling club! Small, but mightly, this team boasts a total member- ship of twelve. Hopefully, the bowling club will participate in the inter-collegiate games but otherwise it will simply continue to bowl at Waterloo Bowling Lanes. Under the teacher sponsorship of Miss Dennis, this club will con- tinue to have an enjoyable time despite our lack of numbers. FIRST ROW: Martine Biname, Karen Tuchlinski, Alison Prittie, Ann Marie Sperling, Miss Dennis. SECOND ROW: Bob Heibein, Dave Mask. Angling The individual fisherman, or angler, is not merely engaged in trying to cat- ch fish, as it would be cheaper to buy fish at a store. He is trying to under- stand the fish ' s environment, and its reaction to it. Organized fishing and hunting associations put far more time and money to better use in conservation work than the fanatical Walt Disney conservationists. The fishing club hopes to foster a stream improvement program, dedicated to pollution control, return- ing fish, and using more sporting met- hods, such as artificial flies. p u b I I c I t y FIRST ROW: Nadia Kostiuk, Cheryl Weber, Caryl Paikin. SECOND ROW: Judy Gillespie, Bruce Fowler, Gord Schmidt, Pat Jackson, Helene Reimer. THIRD ROW: Mary Jane Christopherson, Donna Rogers, Pete Goodwin, Arlene Barrie, Vicki Dyck. Management Keith Stoltz, Steve Mecredy, Rob Wismer. FIRST ROW: Phil Weber. SECOND ROW: David Little, Stephen Turnball. Compliments of FAWCETT METAL Poli-Sci. FIRST ROW: Peg Tittle, Liz Gardner, David Anstett, Donna Rogers, Debbie Boyd, SECOND ROW: Mr. Boulden, Steven Sparks, Bruce Reitkerik, Pete Goodwin, Bruce Hougham. THIRD ROW: Andy Hughes, Gavin Burness, Jeremy Rudin. The poli-sci club has had many activities, the main one being a model government. Other activities have been inviting guest speakers to talk on poli- tical issues. The club tries to promote an active interest in politics as they really exist. Writers The Writer ' s was very active publishing several magazines during the year. They had a column in Main- line and ran a contest for writing a story about a parti- cular picture. Several authors visited the school. Edna Staebler invited the club to her home on Sunfish Lake. They used their budget to send a gift to the authors they met to show a token of their appreciation. The members brought their writing to some meet- ings for discussion, construct- ive criticism and encourage- ment. Bruce Hougham FIRST ROW: Peg Tittle, Donna Lynn Gervais. SECOND ROW: Debby Kieswetter, Joan Ross. — jaWk MK . ' U r-Aif 9Hl , .15 ' Ji. vj i ■ ■ ■ c--5 W f- H Pf.u ■ft v ' WSJi S ' II lie p i ■ i it ti, fl tfv! Wz 1 ml irf 1 1 J  ft nil 1 V 8 A ■ffctaJfl, VfliiW § . Jm ■P-St- H| Mel ; i PC 1 =11=2 J| .-, I ■ 1 . :— ; .J ■ - J PI4 c h FIRST ROW: Nancy Hay, Glenda Thompson, Mary Williamson, Nancy Jamieson, Linda Ditner, Wendy Harper, Linda Stolicker, Judy Turner, Mr. Harland. SECOND ROW: Sue White, Alison Prittie, Gail Marks, Gary Driver, Rob Judd, Carol Davidson, Mary Daily, Dorthy Zimmerman. J Student-Teacher Choir j FIRST ROW: Susan Hoeft, Joan Mitchell, Jane Erdman, Lynn Helwig. SECOND ROW: Rosann Schnurr, Justine Schnurr, Brenda , Linda Hay, Sue Yee, Nancy Hay, Nadia Kostiuk, Kathy Ludolph, Ginny Erdman. THIRD ROW: Mr. Klassen, Jane Forbes, Nancy Jamieson, , Ulli Schroeder, Lucille Grace, Eleanor Dyck, Jennifer Clarke, Gloria Gross, Mr. Hannah. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Boldt, Mr. Koop, Mr. Nelson, Steven Holmes, Ron Allenson, Mr. Spencer. When life is done there ' s much to reap in foreign clouds, And sail upon the greenest ocean froth, To understand the mysteries that life shrouads. Then gather friends of tribute and of simplest love. To make amends for ever-encompassing hate. So that the majesty of all and every man. May be enjoyed eternally above. R.B.A And I thought we were doing well singing Jingle Bells! During the past year K.C.I. ' s I.S.C.F. club has been in- volved in a number of interesting activities in conjunction with other clubs in our Waterloo County high school system. Most of the regular meetings were again held in the form of Supper Meetings in various homes in the Twin Cities. Special speakers, variety programs, and good food make up the bulk of what goes on at these meetings. We find that they are very helpful in giving those who have spiritual interest or problems some of the answers that Christianity offers. In the fall a special Sports Night was held in our gym, with a good attend- ance and interest. During the winter a Tobogganing Party to- gether with the other high schools was enjoyed by a good num- ber of snow lovers. Last summer and again in this coming summer our club sends at least one or two members to Leadership Camp at Poineer Camp in the Muskoka area. The idea is to assist young people to take responsibility in organizing and assisting in the various I.S.C.F. clubs in our high schools. Staff sponsors i n the past year were Mr. Poyntz and Mr. Boldt. I s c F Math Club This club consists of students who have a special interest in mathematics. Twice a week they meet to prepare for the annual Mathematics Contest. Once a week they meet to participate in inter-school mathema- tics games. Discussion Club This club is open to both teachers and students. Each week the club meets and takes part in an informal debate. Any topic may be discussed. Some past topics have been capital punishment, and truth in advertising. At the moment, membership is quite small, but we hope it will grow! Compliments of WILSON THIBIDEAU BUSLINES LTD. A MURDER, FOR WHICH THERE IS NO TRIAL The grieving soil lies bare, Thus tells the magic tale, Where once magnificent majesty Reigned as the forest ' s king. It bowed to no cruel wind, Nor shied from winter ' s cold. Yet felt the fatal cursed blow Of man ' s unthinking axe. A hundred years of patient time together with The cloudburst ' s praise, And sunshines psalms, And nature ' s love, all slain In one foul moment of such thoughtless haste. And yet, no reverent prayers, Nor left to lie in state, No tears, regret, or sad remorse For such a noble prince. Instead, t ' was beat, and chained, Then made a gallery slave, And now? - perhaps the reluctant host Of these unworthy words. Kerry Lappin. FORMS S op ' 972 1A Janice Alexanian Jeffrey Bilen Wayne Bonnell Allan Cybulskie Terry Faist Don Freiburger Judy Hamblin Thomas Hellwig Paul Hergott Amy Hughes Bob Ibbotson Christie McLaren Ronnie Menyes Vickie Mulhall Donald Pope Jerrey Shade Gary Schminhauser Bob Statham Doug Vrooman Richard Vrooman Karl Wakerley Danny Zarzycki Dave Zarzycki IB Donna Baulk Christine Bereza Deane Berg Penny Boehm Shirley Boettger Christine Hebel Fred Hoefert Samuel Isaac Judy Jaynes Debbie Kay Janet Knechtel Loretta Lee Janice Dongeway Rod Maclnnis Cathy McLean Cheryl Martin Linda Mederak Michael Oughtred Sandra Schedewitz 1 mmm K? Mark Schlote Mary Schnarr Mark Scholl Mary Snyder Mike Storer Gary Thiel Beverley Unterweger Elwood Weber Debbie Yensem Vera Yurkiw Dorothy Zimmerman 1C Vicky Ainsworth Scott Attridge Steven Bowman Dean Bragg Janet Brown Susan Cahill Cheri Chapman Mary Daly Allan Day Doug Erie Brad Ertel Diana Fowler Mary Granskau David Grein David Helwig Eric Hentschel Heather Jackson Gregory Jacobs David Jankura Bradley Kalbfleish Dennis Kirby Colleen Krueger Marie Lang Ronald Levene Deborah Lowes Glen Muir David Munk Christine Newton Lisa Paquette Tom Pequegnat Robert Rietkerk Jody Rothwell Craig Saunders Marc Thiel John Witzel Cathy Wolf ID Selen Alpay Esther Balzar Mark Dailey Angela Ehnes Nancy Ellis Sally Frankowski David Galbraith Erik Griffiden Sid Hiller Arnold Hougham Nancy Jamieson Scott Jones Robert Judd Barbara Kosky David Kresky Peter Lappin Carolyn Little John McFadden James Mitchell Steve Muncan Mark Nelson Susan Neufeld Nancy Nickel Alfred Rempel Joan Ross Jeffrey Shirk Jeannette Stepanovich Christina White Mary Williamson IE John Anger Manfred Anton Jean Becker John Becker Christopher Descoteaux Sylvia Greschner Jennifer Hood Wayne Jackson James McAleney Barbara McColl Charlie Meisel Patricia Miller Sean Moyles Wayne Osier Jose de Silva Glenda Thomas Darlene Turnball Cecilia Weber Susan White Leslie Wilson Bob Winslow IF Robert Barron Janet Bourke Danelle Brown Kimberly Cachrane Angus Cunningham Michele DuCharme Ruth Fallding Ian Fawcett Patricia Ferris David Gowing Murray Guylee Arthur Heier Harry Kliewer Graham Larking Danny Morgan Donna Phillips Cathy Potvin Craig Sanders Deborah Sheppard Shirley Shultz Alistair Tait Ava Walters Melanie Woods 1G Nancy Blanke Daniel Bruner Patty Buttee Tim Cassidy Angela Christ Carol Davidson Gary Dines Kenneth Feeney Heather Fleming Gary Forte Enrico Glowacki Bruce Harnock Wendy Harper Nancy Hay Robert Hoban Joan Klochnyk Alan Kroetsch Judy Kullman John Maliszewski James McGoey David Schaaf William Scharlach Elizabeth Shea Debbie Smith Bill Sooley Lynda Stoliker Peter Stott Ralph Stoye Persida Tomic 1H James Anger Stephen Asselin Ted Coker Linda Ditner Ralph Erdman Darrell Heaton Joyce Hoist Rhonda Ingram Eric Kopf Suzanne McChesnie Roger Membury Stephen Noel Shannon Peet Alison Prittie Clare Ratz Joyce Roberts Ron Schatz Kathy Schlenker Glen Seibel Jennifer Smith Stephen Sparks Ronald Stanley U James Becker Timothy Benedict Kenneth DeVries Raymond Dube Gordon Duff Mark Dahmer Jill Ellis John Fleischauer Linda Fobel Celia Geiger Donna Gervais Paul Gildner Ian Hiemrick Cathy Holloway Dianne Keiswetter Trent Kraul Jane Lee John MacKnott Dave Masyk Karen Menyes Michail Monteith Jim Nichols Timothy Seegmiller Scott Shearer Michael Snycer Gary Strome Barbara Sutherland Mary Tartaglia Mary Taves Judy Turner Roger Underwood David Ward Uta Wiebe Penny Woodward 2A Brian Alexanian Tom Allemang Barry Behling Jim Boehmer Michael Christman Steve Dolson Daniel Duffield Marko Dumanic Kelly Dunnette Kristy Ellenton Joel Fischer Patrick Forristal Paul Gable Laverne Jackson Jim NacDonald Robert Mactavish John Mach Lio McAleney Sharon Motz John Pym Debbie Runions Patrick Schnarr Jody Slack Richard Sowa Nathan Tiffin Karen Tschierschke Ken Turner Susan Witmer 2B Homaida Ali Steve Apperson Brian Bauman Greg Beecroft Jeff Bolger Julie Buttee Karen Costello Brenda Dryland David Driver Linda Hay Rosanne Hendricks David Herzog Terry Kirby Marylin Litwiller Dave McLean Herta Neufeld Maxine Perry Kathy Psutka Joanne Rossetti Shirley Sebert Robert Sichewski Tom Snyder Carol Stitt Klaus Stuetz Tim Sykes Patricia Voisin Sue Wieler 2C Margaret Boppre Sandy Chadder Debbie Chapman Barb Charlton Jay Coghill Karen Cooper Ruthann Decker Judy Ellis Stephen Fischer Peter Folliott Carol Fryer Glen Gervais Jim Goodwin Gordon Haist David Kleinschmidt Dave Little Mary Mesowitz Frank Parsons Brad Phillips Judy Presley Mavis Ruddock John Schnarr Sheila Schreiber Brad Strauss Judy Trendle Philip Weber Donald Zehr 2D James Barrow Dave Beckman Roland Billedau Debbie Boyd Theresa Bramley Jane Butler James Fleischmann Rosanne Halle Brian Hartford Steven Hartwick Theresa Longeway John MacCallum Chris Madter Deborah Manderson Tim McCargar Rick McCorkindale Renata Mlodecki Bradley Nichols Cecil Nurse Danuta Paschert Dave Preiss Rhonda Ramsey Steve Schatz Rachel Silvston Ruth Thiessen Grant Vingoe Don Waller Gail Whamsley Jim Whaley Eric Wilson Bruce Wyse Carol Yost 2E Anna Bezpaly Sarmistha Chatterji Patricia Christensen Gisela Dehn Susan Evans Jill Gingerich Frances Haller Lynda Houle Marybeth Huehn Jane Hughes June Hughes Helen Hulks Valerie Johnson Luann Kroetsch Debbie Kuntz Rita Kurmis Elizabeth Lapsley Christine Lewis Wendy Love Marcia Mcintosh Mary Ellen Mederak Cara Miller Penny Stumpf Ingrid Tews Ingrid Vogel Susan Weber Christine Westphal Brenda Zurbrigg 2F Debbie Aebi Paula Barret Mary Lou Bearinger Cindy Boehm Donna Brooker Lynn Clayfield Donna DeBoehmler Joanne Deeks Mary Devitt Laura Dunlop Erika Frim Jenny Furniss Pat Goman Karen Gondosch Bev Harris Bernie Hazard Lynne Hemmerich Debbie Heushert Kim Hindman Susan Hoeft Joan Juck Janice Lee Barb Matutat Delicia Nair Pam Peterson Cathy Pleon Sandy Quiring Patty Serano Susan Shantz Carol Spencer Cornelia Steinberg Vanessa Swigart Carol Truemner 2G Azad Ali Sharon Becker Mike Conrad Marg Craddock Stanley Culp Brenda Emptage Joe Ertel Michelle Garner Dennis Heimpel Jeffrey Joseph John McVey Ingrid Mertens Paul Moorby Greg Newman Jane Pavenal Sarah Pearce Jane Pratt Jill Scott Linda Slowikowski Helen Stroh Malcolm Thomas Rob Thomas Ken Thompson Susan Vetter Frank Zepf 2H Stanley Anagnostopoulos Ron Baker Brian Berg Donald Burn Ken Dekker David Downey Richard Forgett Michael Fritz James German Alan Glennie James Gorel Alan Haddock Tim Hartman Doug Hergott Herb Fofer Bruce Jacobs Joseph Johnston Dave Kekish Greg Krsvan Gaston Landry Fred Ludolph Murray Mathews Bernd Meuller Jim O ' Donnell Paul Parsons Mark Pilarski Gerald Reibling Michael Ross Greg Stott Richard Taylor Susan Vejvoda Dave Waurechen Ralph Zettler 2J George Ardelean Rick Benneweis David Blott Richard Carriere Douglas Dahmer David Dietrich Tom Eva Bill Fowler Jim Gerger Mike Goodyear Robert Gubler Doug Hallman Douglas Hammer Kenneth Hawthorne David Israel Douglas Johnston Harry Karges Danny Kleinknecht Wayne Larking James Mclnally Michael Montag Manfred Nietsch Richard Ouellette Harland Raby Bruce Rietkerk Mike Rogondsky Tom Russell Lothar Spachman Guy Steffler Ron Stephens Randy Szymkowski Paul Taylor George Vanderveen 2K Jay Barron Anthony Boon Jim Buchholtz Mark Cybulskie Chris Denison Maurice Dube Bern Forwell Garry Gervais Nelson Gould ing Ken Haid David Haus Randy Hibbs James Jankura Robert Johnston Stephen Kelly Mike Lang Gerry Metzloff Dave Nevills Joe Oleskik Dave Poetker Henry Rempel Alex Roder Raymond Ruddock Donald Stephens Terry Sweich Barry Thomas Martin Weatherall 3A Homeeda Ali Sophia Alievich Catherine Bate Diane Boehm Lyn Bulmer Mary Cann Anne Falconer Patricia Jackson Susan Klopp Heidi Krauel Terry Kuenzie Beverley Lebold Lori-Anne Long Kim Melnychuk Michael Oberholzer Luanne Osier Jana Vales Nancy Washburn Karen Weber 3B Beverley Dockeray Ian Good Donny Gottfried Kim Johnson Gail Johnston Debbie Kieswetter Bonnie Kraemer Cindy Maclnnis Gail Marks Joyce Sanders Terry Sowa 3C Steve Beaupre Mike Blake Peter Daufenbach Gregory Dougherty Rich Draus Mia Folia Bruce Forler Rita Gruneberg Wilf Gubler Paul Holloway Heather Hunt Beulah Isaac Glenval Jackson Bob Jamieson Martin Kelly Paul Manion Tim Radder Gary Steffler Pauline Taylor Annette Vanderveen Jackie Walters Richard Willfa 3D John Bott Thomas Conrad Peter Cowley Svante Dunkers Jane Erdman Sharon Floto James Forte Debbie Gohl Joan Granskou Mary Anne Haney Lesley Harris Darlene Hiehn Marsha Lebold Steve Longeway Alec McColm Jim Mantas Ted Moorby Dianne Myers Robert Myers Lawrence Neumeister Elizabeth Oswald Philippa Packard John Pavanel Janet Poetker Sue Pletch Tom Reinhardt Kristin Roberston Patricia Schnarr Cindy Shantz Ian Shantz Sally Snyder Larry Steffler Andrea Surich Wanda Voll Mary Jane Weber Robin Wellwood Margaret Wilson 3E Nancy Bergen Gavin Bernas Tracy Bray Anna Danyluk Doug Debus Karen Dines Denise Gobi Paul Hentschel John Hughes David Hurley Terry Ingram Willi Jastrau John McColl John McMichael Robyn Mulholland Sheila Peck Robert Shantz Dan Shirk Debi Somer Pamela Starke P g Tittle Barara White Shelagh Whitney Matthew Zacharias 3G Greg Barnes Philip Bauer Susan Boes Joseph Chelmecki Jill Cross Ginny Erdman Robert Friedrich Leslie Fromm Peter Germann Carolyn Hare Andrea Heimrich Brian Kessel Amy MacGowan Bonny Meisel Robert Mitchell Cuzman Mohan Mark Moldaver Darrell Mongeon Karen Muir Steven Ratz Paul Reimer Juergen Ruehlicke Ray Schnegelsberg Colin Semple Susan Stephens Mike Stranz Steven Turnbull Peter Vales Shawn Waechter Michael Watson Ken Weiler Rachelle Wolynetz Brian Zinken 3H Susan Barclay Deborah Bauer Frances Benson Judy Boehmer Barbara Campeau Ron Coles Bruce Firlotte Karen Fritz Donna Guenther Barbara Hobbs Andy Hughes Joanne Kieswetter Lyn Lamont Linda Leis Edgar Liegis Sharon MacTaggart Linda Nagle Harvey Neifeld Suzanne Plouffe Brenda Privatt Pamela Rabethge Fieny Ramackers Gary Schlosser Luan Siegfried Kenneth Taraday Timothy Underwood Luanne Watson Debbie Weiler Ricky White 3J Terry Aitken Ed Balzer Darrel Boehm Kevin Brown Niels Christensen Wayne Dreher Robert Feeney John Gerger Ross Greb Michael Haig Mark Henhoeffer Robert Konarski Allan Kreitz Brian Man Paul Mithrush Roger Niegarth Stephen Norris Dan Osier Jeff Paleczny David Schumacher Dave Weaver Stafford Wener Hank Wetselaar 3K David Anstett Arlene Bernas Randy Chapman Michael Doerr James Eakins Marion Fallding Susan Farquhar Keith Fisher Diane Glebe Terry Glofcheski Janet Hamilton Shelly Ingram Katherine Isaac Suzanne Kosky Ed Lankveld Winnie Landveld Susan Monteith Nancy Nevills Richard Olley Richard Orzy Walter Paschert Wendi Putnam Allan Rosen Alex Ruge Karen Schaaf Ana Serrano David Sevcik Pat Tailby Mila Taves Carol Thiessen John Turner Maryann Vrooman Donald Wyszynski Stephen Zepf William Zepf 3L Gary Cotey Paul Freiburger Wayne Gilkes Graham Hawthorne Terry Hohl Robert Johnston Jeff Lee Allen Schiestel Jerry Sichewski Joe Siefried 4A Sandy Howe Caron Schreiber Joann Taylor 4B Ted Geiger John Pearce 4C Jerry Kieswetter Mike Perrin 4D Barb Aldworth Kelly Brandon Jerry Brunen Susan Day Pat Debly Bob Emptage Dianne Gohl Ortwin Groh Mary Hunt J- Mark Langdon Stuart MacLean Sheila McBryde Peter McCallum Mike McQuay Lindy Moeser Larry Mott Dale Murray Barry Musselman Jim Oswald Grant Overgaard Greg Psutka Keith Stoltz Paul Thorpe John Todd Sue Wiseman Phil White Kevin Wolfe 4E Arlene Barrie Harvey Borman Chris Dahmer David DeCoppel Charlene Deeks Chris Ellis Steve Fleischauer Keith Forler ■? Paul Freer Tim Heaton Sue Hemmerich Debbie Israel Ann Janzen Lynn Kuenzie Mary Litwiller Steve Mecredy Bev Motz Brian Olenuk Doug Snyder Joan Stock Greg Stoyko Dave Stumpf Cynthia Tavenor Bruce Toman Joanna Vanderkley Tarry Weatherhead Fcr rony Ian Wismer Al Yule Cam Yule 4F Bruce Ballantyne Betty Anne Ellis Jane Forbes Ken Forler Liz Gardner Sue Gatcke Bruce Hougham Ken Knutson Cindy Lee Deanna Ludowicz Albert Provencher Jean Shea I Jennifer Stephens Tess Walsh Cheryl Weber AG Marilyn Anthes Gary Boes Randy Boyd Marty Brown Mary Butler Cynthia Carlisle ' ■ • Maryjane Christopherson Vickie Dyck Bruce Fowler Judy Gillespie Mike Gondosch Gloria Gross Arlene Hesch Moira Johnston Alfred Kehli Nadia Kostiuk Tone Lofnes Kelly McFadden Anne Marie Michels Caryl Paikin Helene Reimer Michelle Reive Donna Rogers George Russel Muriel Soehner AnneMarie Spearling Bev Storer Karen Tuchlinsky Dave Uhrig 4H Jean Amstein Mariora Ardelean Craig Backer Brian Bobbie Lucy Caccioppoli Aileen DeVries Noreen Dietrich Debbie Johnson Liz Kaufman Linda Overgaard Sandi Pallor Shelly Widmeyer Nancy Willing Marta Young 4J Kim Shearer Judy Simpson Wayne Snitselaar 4K Charles Mielke 4L Janet Bauer Larry Buckley Cathy Burns Liz Clappison Duncan Cunningham Rob Denison Sig Fengler Judy Hauck Steven Holmes Mark Huehnergard Isabelle Kuczynski Keith Mackie Paul Reinhardt Betty Anne Sehl Mike Snyder Carl Snyder Robyn Strauss Judi Thacker Rachel Trump Angela Weber Peter Weiler Rob Wismer Dianne Bergen Lynn Cross Gary Hubley Wes Litt Rod McLeod ' You ' re it! ' Smile! You ' re on Candid Camera. MO UNTAINS Mountains, you scrape the sky And scale your saw-back mountains, Much larger than dinosaurs Your bones are rocks. Mountains, You peak your heads With pride and power Silently shouting. Mountains, You squeeze the rain From monstrous clouds So sometimes obscured from view Your cloaked mystery Is confused with clouds. Mountains, Your twisted countenance Furrowed and wrinkled Reveals your age and knowledge Of pressure and of time. Mountains, Whose mighty majesty Demands never to be taken for granted. Bruce Hougham «? J7 A ,N t? ' FIRST ROW: Mike Watson, Cuzman Mohan, Greg Pytlik, Ilia Folia, Garry Schmitthauser. SECOND ROW : John Muncan, Stan Anagnastopoulis, Brian Moore, Peter Vales, Steve Muncan, Mr. Silcock. FIRST ROW: Alistair Tait, Peter Lappin, Jose Silva, Nick Anagnostopoulos, Roland Billedeau, George Ardenlean, Dan Morgan. SECOND ROW: Dave Munk, Dave Helwig, Mark Dailey, Gary Zettler, Jim Mantas, Gus Cunningham, Mr. Unrau THIRD ROW: Jeff Bolger, Rick Sowa, Paul Taylor, John Pavanel, Larry Buckley, Chris Madter. ABSENT: Glen Jackson. B Soccer The B Soccer Team started the season slowly, but soon began to work together, the results being evident at the final whistle of each game. They beat every school in Twin City Competition, except Laurel. This included Eastwood, champions for the past three years. They ended by winning the championship with a seven win and one loss record. The award winners this year were: Most Valuable Player - Nick Anagnostopoulos Best Offensive Player - Glen Jackson Best Defensive Player - Gary Zettler FIRST ROW: Brian Alexanian, John McVey, Chris Descoteux, Jim Whaley, Ed Leigis, Alan Haddock, Harland Rady, Stanley Culp, Arthur Hier, David Driver. SECOND ROW: Mr. Eccles, Brad Nichols, Sean Moyles, Pat Forristal, Ron Stephens, Paul Gabel, Don Stephens, Mike Oughtred, Eric Wilson, Wayne Jackson, Mike Martin, Mr. Farrish, Kelly Dunnette, Manager. THIRD ROW: John Macknott, Gary Thiel, Tim Seegmiller, Paul Hentschell, Harry Kleiwer, Mark Thiel, Mike Conrad, Tim McCarger, Tom Eva, Dan Duffield, Randy Szymkowski, Dave Grein, Paul Reimer, Brad Ertel, Ed Wakerley. ABSENT: Jim Barrow, Paul Moorby, Greg Beecroft, Brad Phillips, Bill Scharlach. FIRST ROW: Mark Pilarski, Neils Christenson, Kevin Teeter, Mike Maurer, Danny Coulter, Mark Moldaver, Bob Jamieson, BillHamblin, Rick White. SECOND ROW: Mr. Panagapka, Mr. Henry, Bob Emptage, Dennis Brooks, Ken Weiler, Rob Dennison, Dan Rushorne, John Mach, Kelly Dunette, Mr. Mitchell. THIRD ROW: Ted Moorby, Gary Baikin, Dave Stumpf, Barry Goman, Ralph Baehre, Sandy Maclntyre, Ian Lamont, Ed Wakerley. ABSENT: Brian Henry, David Uhrig. ,- • ' - -) ' •  00Mf mm • ' •iV-lr ■ %-4 £•- Junior Cheerleaders Debbie Aebi, Joanne Deeks, Cheri Chapman, Mary Tartaglia, Mary Devitt, Lesley Ellis, Carol Truemner, Barb Sutherland. Lyn Bulmer, Shari Hines, Diane Shilling, Diane Gohl, Cathy Hindman, Pat Jackson. Compliments of WESTON BAKERIES LTD. Jr. Girls ' Volleyball FIRST ROW: Debbie Heichert, Susan Vetter, Pat Christenson, Debbie Chapman, captain; Debbie Gohl, Ruthann Decker, Carol Yost. SECOND ROW: Miss Jackson, Brenda Emptage, Judy Hamblin, Jane Pavanel, Christy Ellenton, Jeanette Stephanovich, June Hughes, Sharon Becker, scorer; Sue Klopp, Manager. Sr. Girls ' Volleyball FIRST ROW: Kim Hindman, Bonnie Meisel, Barb Kennedy, Eleanor, captain; Caron Schreiber, Pat Tailby, Janet Poetker. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Griebenow, Jana Vales, Connie Uhrig, Kelly McFadden, Sue Ellenton, Joanne Kieswetter, Sue Heimrich, Manager. Congratulations The Junior Girls Volleyball Team, under the coaching of Miss Jackson had a very successful season. They placed first in both the Twin City and CWOSSA championships. The Senior Girls Team, coached by Mrs. Griebenow also played well, making it to the semi-finals in Twin City Competition. VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS-K-W collegiate junior girls won both the Twin City and CWOSSA volleyball champion- ships. Seen with the silverware are co-captains Jane Pavanel (foreground) and Kristy Ellenton. Junior Boys ' Volleyba FIRST ROW: Scott Attridge, Dave Poetker, Rob Thomas, Brad Strauss, Roger Membury. SECOND ROW: Mr. Conrad, Alex Rouge, Eric Fritz, Mr. Craig. FIRST ROW: Steve Longway, Roger Hughes, Matthew Zacharias, Steve Apperson, Steve Mecredy, Doug Hoover, Brian Bobbie. SECOND ROW: Keith Stoltz, Rod McGuiness, Mike Perrin, Ken Dougherty, Marco , Rich Heemskerk, Mr. Macauley. Compliments of VACHON CAKES Mike McQuay 1 - - FLOOR: Don Gottfried, Mr. Spencer. FIRST ROW: Barb Sutherland, Mary Devitt, Cheri Chapman, Jill Ellis, Clare Ratz, Tina White, Debbi Chapman. SECOND ROW: John Paleczeny, Janet Hamilton, Pat Tailby, Mary Ann Vrooman, Ron Allenson, Mike McQtiay, Chris Dennison THIRD ROW: , Alistair Yule, Rob Konarski, , Steve Ratz, Terry Clarke, Cam Yule, Rob Dennison. s T k e a i m FIRST ROW: Ray Schnegelsberg, Mike Monteith, Robert Mitchell. SECOND ROW: Janis Alexanian, Angela Christ, Jill Ellis, Chris Ellis, Nancy Ellis, Tina White, Phillippa Packard. THIRD ROW: Rob Dennison, Robert Whaley, , Lindy Moeser, Cheryl Weber, , Fred Hoeffert, Cheri Chapman FOURTH ROW: Chris Denison, Duncan Cunningham, Ian Wismer, John Pavanel, Mike McQuay, Dave Beckman, Steve Fleishauer. FIRST ROW: Teresa Sarah Pearce, Uta Wiebe SECOND ROW: Mr. Boldt, Mathew Zacharias, Pat Tailby. Curling Tennis z FIRST ROW: Dan Roushorne, Patty Goman, Mr. Eccles, Janice Alexanian, Brian Bobbie. SECOND ROW: Susan Yee, Chris Newton. Compliments of HOWIE JOHANNES SPORTS Kitchener § 3 Q Kathe Lindner. Junior Basketball The Junior Boys Basketball team finished the season in 4th place in K-W. FIRST ROW: Jody Slack, Jim McGoey, Paul Reimer, Roger Hughes, John McVey, Rob Thomas. SECOND ROW: Coach Hannah, Ed Liegis, Steve Ratz, Bruce Rietkerk, Eric Frita, Jim Jankura. ABSENT: Tom Eva, Bob Sichewski, Rob Wismer. Senior Basketball FIRST ROW: E uncan Cunningham, Ernie Longway, Keith Stoltz, Bob Wagner, Steve Apperson, Terry Glofcheski, Terry Bowman. SECOND ROW: Mr. Saddler, Coach; Rick Jankura, Steve Mecredy, Mike (Duke) Snider, Barry Goman, Greg Doughtery, Rick Heemskerk, Doug Hoover, Bernie Hughes. ABSENT: Ken Doughtery. This year was supposed to be a re- building year for the Raider team, but Coach Saddler developed a strong group. Even though the Raiders were expected to finish well down in the standings, they reached the finals in the U. of W. Christmas tournament, won the Twin City Championship, and reached the CWOSSA finals showing that they were to be feared ! Good efforts were turned in all year by grade thirteen players Bob Wagner Ken Dougherty, Doug Hoover, Bernie Hughes, and Barry Goman. Our future hopes look bright with the players who are returning and players moving up from the junior ranks. There are some 1st string players returning who will form the nucleus of our 73 ' 74 Raiders. We think that this is an appropriate place to give special recognition to Bob Wagner who has in his years at KCI con- tributed a great deal to the success of our teams. But all the players deserve to be congratulated for the immense improve- ment during the season and their great team effort . Compliments of Red, Yellow, Black Power! FIRST ROW: Judy Hamblin, Mila Taves, Judy Presley, Joyce Hoist, Judy Ellis, Bev Dockery, June Hughes. SECOND ROW: Jane Hughes, Manager; Kristy Ellenton, Debbie Chapman, Jane Pavanel, Sue Vetter, Debbie Gohl. FIRST ROW: Bonnie Meisel, Julie Buttee, Peg Tittle, Eleanor Dyck, Barb Kennedy, Janet Poetker, Mary Hunt. SECOND ROW: Sue Farquhar, Manager; Sharon Becker, Scorer; Kelly McFadden, Barb Dunbar, Connie Uhrig, Pat Tailby, Miss Jackson. Junior Basketball Senior Basketball Wrestling FIRST ROW: Don Panagapka, Coach; Dave Waurenchen, Larry Zepf, Bob Emptage, Peter Folliot, John MacNoth, Manager. SECOND ROW: Roger Membury, Steve Zepf, Jim Nichols, Bill Hamblin, William Zepf, Dave Zaraicky. THIRD ROW: Chuck Mielke, Rod McGinnis, John Atkin, Alex Ruge, Frank Zepf. KCI ' s wrestling team had a very commendable season this year winning 14 consecutive dual meets for a perfect season. Combined with last years performance their dual meet record is 27 wins, 1 loss in two years. After winning the dual meet championship KCI went on to win the Twin City Tournament Championship dethroning St. Jeromes who had held the title for 6 consecutive years. Individual winners in the tournament were Dave Zarzycki at 90 lbs. , Larry Zepf at 123 lbs. , and Bob Emptage at 168 lbs. Frank and Steve Zepf , along with Bill Hamblin were runners-up in their respective weight classes. The preceding six wrestlers attended CWOSSA championships where KCI as a team placed fourth out of 38 schools. Bob Emptage and Larry Zepf were CWOSSA winners while Frank Zepf placed second. Bob, Larry and Frank journeyed to the Ontario Championships in Hamilton where KCI placed 12th out of 168 schools. Frank Zepf placed 5th at 130 lbs. and Larry placed 2nd at 123 lbs. after losing by one point in his final match which went into overtime. This ended a fantastic year for Larry, his season record being 36 wins and 2 losses. For his efforts he was voted outstanding wrestler on the KCI team. All in all the 72-73 season was a tremendous success both for the wrestlers who contributed and for the status of athletics at KCI. Already we look forward to 1973-74. D. Panagapka FIRST ROW: Terry Sweitch, Larry Zepf, Terry Bowman, William Zepf. SECOND ROW: Steve Zepf, Brian Manderson, Alex Ruge, John McMichael. Gir Cross-Country Boys ' Cross-Country ONJVT y FIRST ROW: Betty Shea. SECOND ROW: Peg Tittle, Ruth Fallding, Marion Fallding, Andrea Surrich, Karen Menyes, Pat Tittle. Field Hockey FIRST ROW: Peg Tittle, Pat Tittle, Karen Menyes, Ginny Erdman. SECOND ROW: Andrea Surrich, Susan Fahrquar, Anna Serrano, Patti Serrano, Janice Alexanian, Betty Shea, Jill Cross. Boys ' Gymnastics Duncan Cunningham, Cam Yule, Neils Christenson, Alistair Yule. Girls ' Gymnastics FRONT ROW: Karen Menyes. FIRST ROW: Jana Vales, Ruthann Decker, Sheila Whitney, Marion Fallding, Brenda Emptage, Chris Newton. SECOND ROW: Peg Tittle, Jill Cross, Ruth Fallding, Cathy Wolfe, Debbie Manderson, Patti Serano, Shanon Pete. Training Band FIRST ROW: Jane Erdman, Linda Ditner, Clare Ratz, Rhonda Ingram. SECOND ROW: Jenny Smith, Karen Neumiester, Carol Fryer, , Cathy Hitch, , Nancy Jamieson. THIRD ROW: Rachel Silverston, Stanley Culp, Allison Prittie, Susan Vetter, Mary Taves. FOURTH ROW: Arlene Burnas, Mark Dahmer, Scott Attridge, Larry Neumeister. Concert Band : : i ■ j£ t- L FIRST ROW: Carol Fryer, Rhonda Ingram, Karen Neumiester, Cathy Hitch, Linda Hay. SECOND ROW: Susan Vetter, Jenny Smith, Shelley Ingram, Shannon Peet, Linda Ditner, Clare Ratz, Debbie Gohl. THIRD ROW: Lynn Helwig, Natalie Wilson, Karen Tschierschke, Rachel Silverston, Sue McChesnie, Cynthia Carlisle, Judy Simpson, Liz Gardner. FOURTH ROW: Ted Coker, Ron Shantz, Stanley Culp, Jill Cross, Mark Dahmer, Scott Attridge, Doug Dahmer, Darrell Heaton, Craig Sanders. FIFTH ROW: Bruce Hougham, Ian Shantz, Mark Moldaver, Terry Ingram, Bob Johnston, Arlene Bernas, Marg Wilson, Mary Taves, Tom Simpson, Ned Courtney, Jim Mitchell. 4  St • I (f. M . P T . REQUIEM FOR K.C.I. Someone has been there before us -- and done it all -- and had it all Leaving their garbage and waste for us to admire. Some of us stopped to look at it. But moved on quickly, realizing that the debris ' entombing foul fumes had long since been caused by age and over-usage. We have envied into idleness, We have swept the dirt from every corner, And we have put it back as we must. There are no more empty nooks for us to litter. But, if we did find a naked space, Our minds are so limited by traditional trash I wonder if we could fill it with any fresh litter. 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