Miles Macdonell Collegiate - Macadonian Yearbook (East Kildonan, Manitoba Canada)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1963 volume:

F MM.«. 11 , t? - is I gs|te8� s ■ ' - ■ $ - v ' ■? ■% ' . Isk , l ' f ' ' ’‘ -• ■ r . ' ' h j 4 v c i ' ‘-v j ,!,■- - . ' - k$£$ raJZJSJSizra raBjafarajaiHfHjaraiHJHrafaiarajsiaiararHi DEDICATION The students of Miles Macdonell affectionately dedicate this yearbook to one of their favorite teachers - Mr. R. J. Wilson. Nicknamed ' Wilson the Wonderful ' by his fellow teachers, he has well-earned his title. His knowl¬ edge of his pet subject - History - is astounding and his ever-increasing collection of historical ' tidbits ' will probably one day result in the publication of a very, very, interesting book. His quiet, modest, and yet stimulating manner in the classroom has won for him friends in every quarter of the school. To both faculty and students, he is the ideal teacher and a fine friend. We thank him for sharing his knowledge with us, and hope that some of it has managed to permeate our rather ' thick ' skulls. BJHJHJHJHraJZTHJ the students of Miles Macdonell proudly present MACADONIAN ’63 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiniinnimT ADMINISTRATION P. 10 SENIORS P. 15 UNDERCLASSMEN P. 41 ACTIVITIES P. 88 ATHLETICS P. 105 bPk-TvGM Wflp, vv ' W V ' iVu s � : w?g r m Jm A’ ; rr PRINCIPAL ' S MESSAGE WKr AzffiW June 4th 1963 To promote education it is a common W r ., practice to advise young people that one day teVjiv;vT.v S i n school is worth a certain number of dollars, v ' 5 ■£-• ■ -vj ;.v- ■ A ' � V r or that a good position may be obtained in business or that one ' s social status is enhanced by education. These incentives are sometimes successful, but a person is not truly educated who is motivated in his or her education by one or more of these objectives. The incentives which will make a person truly educated are - a thirst for knowledge, and a striving to understand the world and the people on it. This can be done by the study of works of great writers, scientists, mathematicians, historians, psychologists and linguists. This striving to understand as much as possible is not confined to one course of study. It applies to academic subjects, and to subjects re¬ quiring special skills. The study of Commercial or Industrial areas, along with the Academic, will be a rewarding pleasure. The greatest rewards for furthering one ' s education are the feeling of understanding, the feeling of being useful to others and, what every human being craves, the feeling of being needed because of one ' s knowl¬ edge and skill. These are the incentives, the inner drives, which will motivate to true education. J. E. Scarrow B. A. , B. Ed Principal LEFT TO RIGHT: Neil Taylor, Vice President; Barbara McGregor, Treasurer; Linda Walker, Secretary; Wayne Eliuk, President. 5 a sprinkling of friendly PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE It is unfortunate that everyone cannot be a high school president because as such one learns things one could never learn anywhere else or in any other way so rapidly. Not gigantic things! Not secrets to suc¬ cess or to infinite happiness - but little things; important little things. Many of these little things can also be learned by simply being active and co-operative during your high school life. Being active not only socially, but also academically, sports-wise, and club wise. Being co-operative not only with your classmates, but with your teachers, your principal, your clubs, and your committees. In a high school the size of Miles Mac co-operation and competition are the essences of success. I am very grateful to those who let me be president this year and to those who helped me be president. Everyone made 1962- 63 a good year but in particular Neil Taylor, Linda Walker, Bar¬ bara McGregor, the student council, the committee chairmen and the club presidents deserve well-earned credit. Mr. Mead¬ ows, the student council ' s teacher advisor and all teachers who devoted their time to extracurricular student activities also are to be praised. Naturally, many of you will never return to Miles Mac. I wish you, in particular, the finest future with only the minimum of tradgedy and the very maximum of happiness. Someday, you will look back into this yearbook and you will remember Miles Mac and then you will know your years here are among the most memorable in your life. Wayne Eliuk School President 1962-63 STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Chris Westdal, Rich Hrabec, Mr. Szudiak, Gerry Adel, Lawrence Borysyk. SEATED: Paula Evans, Frances Willis, Barbara Rudyk, Jo-Ann Hall, Leslie Kolisnyk, Frances Negrych. After several weeks of considering a large number of applications for various positions on the school yearbook - the Macadonian - a few members of the teach¬ ing staff picked the following people for the Yearbook staff: EDITOR CO-EDITOR PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR FEATURE EDITOR ART EDITOR COPY EDITOR ASSISTANT COPY EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER ADVERTISING TEACHER SPONSORS Lawrence Borysyk Chris Westdal Leslie Kolisnyk Jo-Ann Hall Richard Hrabec Frances Negrych Barbara Rudyk Frances Willis Paula Evans Bob Kozminski Mr. Stevens, Mr. Meadows Mr. Szudiak Usually, the yearbook staff met every Wednesday noon-hour and every Activ¬ ity period in the Library Conference Room. Occasionally, the Staff was fortunate enough to have Mr. Cringan from the Inter-Collegiate Press come to advise them in the various ways of setting up the Yearbook. The Yearbook Staff has worked hard to make this Yearbook a success and we hope you enjoy reading THE 1962-63 MACADONIAN As another school year ends I am sure that all the pupils will leave this school a year older and perhaps a year wiser. To some of you the end of this year will be just the start for the next school year. For others, however, this may mean a start in the business world. Which ever you may be, the best of luck to you all. The year that has just slipped by brought many changes not only to the school but also to the world. It was a year that almost saw World War III break out - a year which saw Russia orbit twin space travelers - and a year in which the Canadian people had to go to the poles twice to elect a government. Closer to home, it was a year which saw Mel¬ rose High School become a part of Miles Macdonell Collegiate. This was a year we spent at Miles Mac. To help you remem ber your year we present to you your yearbook, the MACADONIAN. Lawrence Borysyk Yearbook Editor 1962-63 • v . v V.. ■ � 5 ! r� 1 i y rr. Am %£ . . si? -.., ADMINISTRATION Miss E. Mrs. R. Boyes Mr. F. Mr. H. Dick Mrs. R. Blakeman B. Sc. B. Ed. Cicierski B. A. , B. Ed. Douglas B. A. Room 2 B. Sc XII-5 Vice principal ARCT, B. Sc Guidance B. Ed. XII-1 Mr. E. Dyck B. A. , B. Ed. XII-3 Mr. P. Heubner B. A. , B. Ed. XII-7 Miss S. Mandziuk B. A. , B. Ped. XI-22 O Am Mr. L. Elfenbaum B. Sc. Physical Education Mr. K. James Electronics Specialist XII-18 Miss S. McCann B. A. , B. Ed. XI-23 Mr. G. Michalchuk B. Sc. , B. Ed. Room 4 Miss W. Blakeman Commercial Specialist XII-14 Mr. R. Ferraton B. A. , B. Ped. XI- 27 Mr. L. Gendron B. A. XI-13 Mr. D. Jurick B. Sc. X-48 Mrs. J. Kerr B. A. X-33 Mrs. M. Lee B. A. B. Ed. Librarian Miss E. J. Neelin Commercial Specialist X- 35 Mr. T. C. Meadows B. Sc. , B. Ed. Vice principal. Mrs. M. M. McRitchie Commercial Specialist X-36 Miss J. Newton B. A. , B. Ed. XI-28 Miss H. Novak Commercial Specialist XI-11 Photo not available Photo not available Photo not available Mr. H. Wiebe Mr. J. E. Mr. R. J. Mr. W. Mrs. M. !. Ed. , B. Ped. Wilson Wilson Chrustie Zubek XI-9 Electronics Specialist Annex B. A. (Hons. ) B. Ed. X-46 B. Ped. X-32 B. Sc., b. : Mr. M. Shklanka . A. , B. Ed. XI-12 Mr. A. Slawson B. A. XI-21 Mr. H. E. Synder B. A. Guidance Mr. D. Stasiuk B. A. XI- 15 Mr. M. A. Stechison Electronics Specialist XII-19 (M rs A L m£ 7 ft f fl jT3l Mr. R.H. Miss Y. Mr. W. Mrs. Y. Miss M. Stevens Strimbiski Szudiak V ensel Watson . A. , B. Ed. Physical Drafting B. A. XI-25 B. A. B. Ed. XI-10 Education Specialist X-42 Mr. J. E. Mrs. Mr. M. G. Mrs. Reese Miss D. Scarrow Morrison Desrosiers B. Sc. Horosko B.A. B. Ed. B. A. B. Ed. B. A. B. Ed. Room 2 B. Sc. X-47 Principal X-33 X-43 13 Mr. E. C. Mr. R. Kuran Miss G. Mrs. H. Riesen Mr. M. P. Buller Physical Parasiuk B. A. X-44 Yakimishyn B. Sc. X-45 Education Home B. Sc. B. Ed. Economics X-31 Miss Lundy Mr. Hay Mr. Thompson X-44 FACULTY CANDIDS im i iirM , SPL 9 XIII MRS. DOUGLAS BRANT FENSKE: Likes dogs, girls, les deux grandes. . . Dislikes Physics . . . Ambition - Janitor of girls ' school. . . Fate - Janitor of boys ' school. RON FRIESEN: Likes Arlene ' s dirty looks, parties, girls. . . Dis¬ likes Friday afternoon. . . Ambition - Chemist. . . Fate - Night watch¬ man at the lab. ALBERT BEAN: Likes girls, par¬ ties, weekends, pool. . . Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - To be a bach¬ elor. . . Fate - To get hooked. BONNIE GISLASON: Likes sports, music, holidays. .. Varsity basket¬ ball, Inter-room sports. Oratorical Club. . . Ambition - Interior Dec¬ orator. RAY BOEHLER: Likes girls, money, holidays, beauty. . . Dislikes quiet parties. . . Ambition - To be rich and free. DOUG BUTCHER: Likes himself, asking many questions in class. . . Dislikes ' most everything and everybody ' . . Has many ambitions. 16 BILL BALAC ' KO: Likes himself. . . Dislikes certain people whom we all know. . . Ambition - Pharmacy. . . Fate - Drug store delivery boy. CHRISTINE BOOMER: Likes Grand Beach, having fun. . . Class Secretary, Curling, Track and Field, Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - Arts at United College. BRENT MATERNICK: Likes clothes, arguing, sports, parties. . . Football, Basketball. . . Ambition - College in North Dakota. . . Fate - A life ' s career at Tom-Boys. MAUREEN CRUMP: Likes music, holidays, horses, Candid Camera . . . Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - Dietician. . . Fate - Waitress. RONALD DROBOT: Likes sodas, potato chip dips. Maths. . . Dance Club. . . Ambition - Father of eleven . . . Fate - Bachelor. MIKE DUNBAR: Likes singing in class and out, writing terribly. . . Class President, Glee Club, Arts and Science Committee. . . Ambition - Medical Doctor. TONY GALBECKA: Likes Stereo music, sports, painting. . . Inter¬ room sports. . . Ambition - To collect 5, 000 records. . .Fate - Hit recording star. JOHN BENDER: Likes football, girls, music, jokes, dances. . Club¬ bing D. B. on the head. . . Ambition - To get an education. 17 VICTOR EJIMA: Likes bowling, holidays, not talking. . . Dislikes Certs, school. . . Ambition - Ar¬ chitect. . . Fate - Ditch Digger. JIM BAKKEN: Likes sports, gym- nastiques. . . Dislikes homework on weekends. .. Gym Club, Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - University. WENDY DERPAK: Likes giggling, food, holidays, males. . . Dislikes exams, dirty test tubes. . .Inter¬ room sports. . . Ambition - Regis¬ tered Nurse. RONALD ANTONCHUCK: Likes cars, girls, hockey, pool. . . Dis¬ likes Enn ' s car in the morning. . . Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - Engineer Degree. BRUCE DORSET: Likes Altona, girls, hockey. Rangers. . . Football, Refereeing inter-room sports. . . Ambition - Mechanic. VERNON BARRETT: Likes basket¬ ball, girls, golf. . . Curling, Orator¬ ical Club, Class Vice-President. . . Ambition - Teacher of Grade 12 Maths, Chem. ARLENE CARTLIDGE: Likes short hair, ice-cream. .. Varsity Basket¬ ball, Sports ' Council, Oratorical, Newspaper, Track and Field, Inter¬ room sports. . . Ambition - Phys. Ed. Teacher. CHARLIE BLAIR: Likes girls, weekends, parties, pool. . . Dislikes Monday mornings. . . Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - To pass Grade 11 French. 18 JACK LINKLATER: Likes German girls, music, sports, Gimli, red T- birds. , . Basketball. . . Ambition - University. WAYNE ELIUK: Likes Papa Burgers, spending money. . . School President, Dance Club, Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - To own a cabin on an island in Lake of the Woods. WAYNE REKUS: Likes parties at the lake, summer, boats. . . Basketball, Football, Volleyball. . . Ambition - Teacher. TERRY PIGGOTT: Likes cars, sports, arguing with B. M. . . Badminton, Inter¬ room sports. .. Ambition - To go to University. MARILYN GORDON: Likes camping, reading, entertaining, writing letters to Boston. . . Pioneer Club. . . Ambition - Physiotherapist. . . Fate - Sunday School Teacher. ERNIE BABYNEC: Likes 1963 Pontiac, singing to James in class. . . Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - Orthodontist. DAVE BORTON: Likes hockey, singing in class, Rossmere curling, golfing.. . Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - Sleep on Sunday mornings. JON GLOWA: Likes himself, food, guitars. . . Orchestra, Science Club, Camera Club. . . Ambition - Guitar¬ playing Priest. 19 KONRAD GISLASON: Likes nice rings, making up poetry. . . Basket¬ ball, Volleyball, Sports ' Council. . . Ambition - Phys. Ed. Instructor. BOB HAMILTON: Likes wine, wom¬ en, and song. . . Dislikes Maths, John Diefenbaker, Chemistry. . . Ambition - Arts Course at United College. BRIAN KOBYLAK: Likes Hi-Fi, girls, monopoly, football, parties. . . Football. . . Ambition - Electronics. .. Fate - Ron Beek ' s master. X11-3 MR. DYCK FRANCES MARPLES: Likes late Saturday nights. . . Dislikes being called Frank , early Sunday morn¬ ings. . . Volleyball. . . Ambition - Pri¬ vate Secretary. DON HUNTER: Likes Jim Murray. . . Dislikes slippery basketball courts. . . . Basketball, Oratorical Club. . . Ambition - Geologist. . . Fate - Grave Digger. 20 TERRY MacDONALD: Likes girls, cars, eating, girls. . . Dislikes being called Squeak . . . Ambition - To peel rubber. RONALD BEAK: Likes monopoly, girls, parties, weekends, C. F. . . . Dislikes homework, flat tires. . . Ambition - Pharmacist. . . Fate - Koby ' s servant. GRANT LEMON: Likes travelling. . . Dislikes Hawkes playing with his briefcase. . . Ambition - Paratrooper . . . Fate - Parachute Folder. ISABEL MILLAN: Likes blue eyes, pizza. . .Dislikes Monday mornings, crowded cars. . . Volleyball, Hi-C. . . Ambition - Interior Decorator. BARRY MILLAR: Likes Maths, early Saturday morning. . . Dislikes breaking up the party. . . Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - To join the R C A F MARY REDHEAD: Likes anything Italian, especially boys. . . Dislikes moustaches, crowded cars. . .Volley¬ ball, Hi-C. . . Ambition - To write a book. BRIAN KOZIARSKI: Likes Friday nights at C. Y. O. . . Dislikes being called Cream Puff . . . Ambition - To get his hair cut right. JIM NICKARZ: Likes throwing cake crumbs in class (if possible). . . Dislikes being called Crockers . . . Ambition - To pass his driver ' s test. 21 BRIAN KOBYLAK: Likes himself, and others who think he ' s swell. . . Dislikes messy hair, people who don ' t think he ' s great. JOHN MALLIN: Likes everything in general, nothing in particular. . . Dislikes cutting grass. . . Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - Plumber. DOUG HAWKES: Likes peace and quiet in class. . .Dislikes being called Holleyhocks . . . Sleeping Beauty Club. . . Ambition - Mattress Demonstrator. MAUREEN KOEHLER: Likes for¬ tune cookies, writing poetry. . . Inter¬ room sports. Glee Club, CBC Sec¬ retary. . . Ambition - Dentist or Teacher. RICHARD KALANSKY: Likes pizza . . . Dislikes spending money. . . Hockey. . . Ambition - Hockey Player . . . Rink Rat. RUDY NEUSTAEDER: Likes sleep¬ ing. . . Dislikes being awakened by D. M. . . . Tumbling Club. . . Ambition - A full morning ' s sleep without D. M. ' s bothering. BRIAN LINKLATER: Likes earning money. . . Dislikes selling hardwares, being called Pinky . . . Ambition - To sell a complete bathroom set. MARLENE DAROWANY: Likes Mr. Dyck (?).Dislikes those who don ' t like Mr. Dyck. . . Ambition - To get that pretty smile from her face. 22 KENNETH MUSSELL: Likes Cor- vairs, girls. . . Sleeping, inter-room sports. . . Ambition - Sell Mallin a complete set of tools. KEITH JONES: Likes silence around him. . . Dislikes noisy people, eh D. M. ?. . . U. M. C. A. . . Ambition - To uphold the traditions of Y. M. C. A. KAREN MIYANISHI: Likes playing guitar, Elvis. . . Dislikes cold class¬ rooms. . . Class Secretary. . . Ambition - Guitar Player. FRANCES NEGRYCH: Likes money, clothes. . . Herald Reporter, Rep. for Snow-Ball Queen, Yearbook Staff. . . Ambition - Fashion Buyer. DON MENDRES: Likes Lynda, diving, trumpet. . . Dislikes school. . . Or¬ chestra, Lynda (night-wise). . . I ' m a horn between two roses. TRUDY KOROL: Likes pretzels, Chinese lounging pajamas. . .Volley¬ ball, Dance Club. . . Ambition - To work in a hospital. . . Fate - Patient. EDWIN KROEGER: Likes Science subjects and others. . . Pioneer Club President. . . Ambition - Astronaut. VIVIAN REIMER: Likes swimming, swimmers (male). . . Inter-room sports. Yearbook. . . Ambition - Join the Air Force or Sky Diving. . . Fate - Marry a Hermit. 23 BILL GUNNING: Likes Chemistry . . . Dislikes Prose and Composition . . . Ambition - Chemist. . . Fate - Measuring ingredients at the Fizzie Lab. GARY HAMMOND: Likes pool, blondes, brunettes. . . Dislikes selling pants. . . What ' s your size, sir? . . . Ambition - Floorwalker. TOM LOBAY: Likes missing lab experiments. . . Dislikes sitting in front of D. M. . . Ambition - To draw for Mad magazine. KEN MITCHELL: Likes Dance hall fights, girls, dancing. . . Dislikes being kicked in the head. . .Science Club. . . Ambition - Astrophysicist. BILL MARKUSA: Likes G. O. S. , hockey, cars. . . Dislikes working, people. . . Charlie Ding Social Club. . . Ambition - Accountant. COLIN LAKER: Likes consuming food. . . Dislikes being called Hacker . . . Ambition - To be let loose in a food store. JIM MURRAY: Likes shot put.. Dislikes 11 French. .. Inter-room sports. .. Swell, swell! IHOR KOTOWYCZ: Likes a clean Lab. . . Dislikes water spilled over him in a lab. . . Ambition - Univer¬ sity. . . Fate - Spilling water over his lab partner. 24 REG CARSON: Likes shaking hands on New Year ' s. . . Dislikes water on his lab chai r. . . Ambition - To own a car that moves without pushing. BOB KOZMINSKI: Likes himself and others . . . Dislikes cars he can ' t get. . . Badminton, Yearbook, Hockey. . . Ambition - Accountant. RON PHILLIPS: Likes sports. Western music. . . Dislikes Physics . . . Ambition - To be a rancher. . . Fate - Suburban dweller who listens to Chopin. XII-5 MR. CICIERSKI Mr. Cicierski DENNIS SINGBEIL: Likes himself and G. C. . . . Dislikes people who don ' t like him or his briefcase. . . Ambition - Scientist. BRAD WOLOSHEN: Likes days off, U. S. A. on long weekends. . . Dislikes bad hair-cuts, ’A. M. ' s . . . Belongs to B. W. Club. LYNNE THORKLESON: Likes little red sports cars. . . Dislikes Bob Hope, watermelon. . . Curling Club. . . Ambition - Pharmacist. JOHN HARPER: Likes tickling unsuspecting girls. . . Dislikes pink dresses, gossip (about him). . . School Spirit Committee. . . Ambi¬ tion - Psychiatrist. BOB WILSON: Likes dirty sneak¬ ers. . . Dislikes dead weekends. . . Inter-room sports, B. W. Club. . . Ambition - Grad, after one year of U . EDGAR VEYHL: Likes good music, playing his saxophone. . . Dislikes rowdy classes. . . School Orchestra . . . Ambition - Dentist. CLIFFORD SCHULTZ: Likes caus¬ ing disturbances... Dislikes people with finger cramps. . . Social Commit¬ tee, Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - Good U marks. DAVE RUTLEDGE: Likes walking with B. S. to Jarvis Heights. . . Volkswagen Fan Club. . . Ambition - Bachelor Lab Technician. JIM HARRIS: Likes everything. . . Dislikes rainy days. . . Finding fleas on neigh ' s dog. . . No, my name isn ' t Diggory . . . Ambition - To get ahead. STAN HALIPCHUK: Likes Mr. Cicierski, himself. . .Dislikes messy hair, people who call him Stanley . . . Ambition - Prime Minister of the United States. 26 TERRY CUNNINGHAM: Likes girls, brother ' s sweater. . . Dislikes noth¬ ing. . . I ' m quiet, ask any teacher . . . Ambition - To get out of school. CALVIN SMITH: Likes curling. . . Dislikes playing clean Basketball . . . Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - Draftsman. JIM RATCLIFFE: Likes solitude. . . Dislikes people who don ' t like solitude. . . Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - English Professor. RICHARD PRICE: Likes 4:00 p. m. bell. . . Dislikes 9:00 a. m. bell. . . Inter-room sports. . . Talk Bigger . NAIDA STRINGER: Likes Corvettes, bracelets, long weekends. . . Dislikes moving. . . Bowling, Social Commit¬ tee. . . Ambition - Commerce Degree. BARRY WARREN: Likes Pat, Maths teachers. . . Dislikes M. S. , B. R. . . Belongs to B. W. Club. . . Ambi¬ tion - Dentist. FRED THOMPSON: Likes Fred Thompson. . . Dislikes people who don ' t like Fred. . . Ambition - To be liked by someone in XII-5. DENNIS SCHMIDT: Likes people who picture him as tall, dark, and handsome, with gorgeous wavy hair . . . Dislikes mirrors, curlers, and hair grease. . . Ambition. . . the next Tarzan. 27 BILL ROBINSON: Likes S. G. , ' 50 Chevs. . .Dislikes pizzas. Lit¬ erature. . . Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - To own a Ford Galaxy. BRUCE SUTHERLAND: Likes sports cars, finding lost items. . . Dislikes doing Maths notes. . . Bowl¬ ing, Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - Medical Lab Technician. MAUREEN WIEDERHOLD: Likes dark tans, walking in the rain . . . Dislikes getting wet. . . Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - Nurse. HARRY VAN LEUSDEN: Likes cute convoys. . . Dislikes buoys round his torpedo. . . Ambition - An admirable Admiral. . . Fate - De¬ signing Beach Balls. MIKE SHEWEL: Likes S. S. , ' 57 Chrysler, Diefenbaker. . . Dislikes ' 50 Chevs. . . Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - Astronaut . . . Fate - Cosmonaut. BARBARA WILKINSON: A certain lad, R. T. , laughing. . . Badminton Club, Varsity Volleyball. . . Class Secretary. . . Ambition - To be alone with Dr. Kildare. BOB SHWENK: Likes convertible cars, beaches. . . Dislikes winter. . . Touch-down Quiz. ... Ambition - Research work down South. K EN PAKOSH: Likes football, track. . . Dislikes Chemistry, late lunches. . . Track and Field Club . . . Ambition - To own a convertible. 28 BOB STALKER: Likes water ski¬ ing, hot dogs. . . Dislikes full week of school. . . Got a good joke for you, Hughie . . . Ambition - Busi¬ ness Administration. GAIL RIDDELL: Likes cheeze- burgers, Starfires. . . Dislikes rainy days. . . Cheerleader. . . Ambi¬ tion - Pharmacist. WILF SLOBIK: Likes R. M. , brush- cuts. . . Dislikes long hair, greasy kid ' s stuff . . . Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - Human fighting machine. HUGH STEPHENS: Dislikes con¬ troversial questions. . . Class Presi¬ dent, Nominee for School President, Newspaper, School Spirit Commit¬ tee, etc. . . Ambition - Ph. D. RICHARD TAGGART: Likes Math¬ ematics, Mr. Cicierski, and him¬ self. . . Dislikes being called cute . . . Ambition - none. LEONA SOLOMON: Likes Chinese food, The Big M . . . Dislikes dirty white sneakers. . . Cheerleader. . . Ambition - Teacher. RICHARD TITARNIUK: Likes Barbette, golf. . . Class Vice-Presi¬ dent, Varsity Volleyball, Sports ' Council. . . Ambition - Golfing in Jamaica. HARRY VENSELAAR: Likes Diggary Venn, staying for lunch. . . Dislikes late school buses. . . For¬ got to watch Jack Parr last night . . . Ambition - To pass Grade 12. 29 LINDA WAGNER: Likes roses, Larry. . . Dislikes grasshoppers, onions. . . Inter-room sports. . . Ambi¬ tion - X-Ray Technician in Europe. RAY RYAN: Likes suffering, bees, curling. . . Curling Club, Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - To bleach B. W. ' s hair. Mr. Heubner X11-7 MR. HEUBNER SANDRA RICE: Likes dancing, clothes, money. . . Dislikes walking to school, wooden desks. . . Ambi¬ tion - To go to Las Vegas. MARILYN WICE: Likes animals, food. . . Dislikes cars that won ' t go when it ' s cold. . . Ambition - To do something. GLORIA KROEKER: Likes dancing, mood music,. . . Dislikes cold rooms, juicy tomatoes, dentists. . . Inter¬ room sports. . . Ambition - Kinder¬ garten Teacher. SHARON UNWIN: Likes money, pool, telling of her adventures, talking. . .Dislikes poor boys, quiet¬ ness. . . Ambition - Teaching. . . Fate Learning. TERRY HUTCHEON: Likes water- skiing, football, talking. . . Curling Club, Twilight League, Cameron Curling Club. . . Ambition - High School Teacher. LYNNE COURNEYA: Likes every¬ one and most things. . . Dislikes a few, but not many, things. . . Ambi¬ tion - to manage to get that pretty smile from her face just once. BEVERLY BOITSON: Likes food, Maths, swimming.. . Dislikes get¬ ting up early in the morning. . . Pio¬ neer Club. . . Ambition - Teacher. LINDA CURTIS: Likes Y. M. C. A. , a certain boy in XII, walking. . . Dis¬ likes Chemistry, conceited people. . . Skating. . . Ambition - Nurse. BEV BEST: Likes weekends, Cheat . . . Inter-room sports. . . . Ambition - Phys. Ed. Teacher. . . Fate - Getting Arthritis. 31 GORDON OATES: Likes curling, football, baseball. . . Curling Club, Junior Curler Leader of E. K. B. C. . . . Ambition - To pass Grade 12. JIM MCCARTHY: Likes C. H. , golfing. History class. .. Curling Club. . . Ambition - Interior Designer or Teacher. . . Fate - School Janitor. GRACE STOTER: Likes pizzas, playing pool. Corvettes. . . Dislikes Maths. . . Ambition - To own her own Corvette. . . Fate - To sell Corvettes to the rich. JOHN PETRYSHUN: Likes talking fast. Green Bay Packers. . . Dislikes Commercials. . . Ambition - Beach¬ comber on Sahara Desert. LORRAINE BOTHAM: Likes sewing, hats, singing. . . John Black Choir, Inter-room sports, Sports Rep, Examiner Reporter. . . Ambition - Teacher. ALVIN MYERS: Likes Albertan girls, convertibles on a moon-lit night. . . Dislikes Badge Boys . . . Ambition - To go back to Alberta. RON THACHUK: Likes rockets, planes, money, high marks. . . Collects stamps, photos of rockets and planes. . . Ambition - Bacte¬ riologist. DANA STEWART: Likes figure skating, clothes, drawing. .. Job ' s Daughters, Class Vice-President, Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - Interior Designer. 32 NAOMI KUWADA: Likes starting traffic jams, selling oranges. . . . Dislikes Disraeli Bridge. . . Class Secretary, Inter- room sports. . . Ambition - Japanese Translator. TOM FITZPATRICK: Likes fishing, talking. . . Curling Club, Junior Curler at Rossmere. . . Ambition - Lawyer. BARBARA KICELUK: Likes danc¬ ing, B. F. , cooking, weekends. . . Inter-room sports. Class President . . . Ambition - Home Economics Teacher. HARVEY BAESSLER: Likes girls, Saskatchewan, convertibles on a moon-lit night. . . Ambition - To travel to school in his Model A Ford. TREASURE FRASER: Likes danc¬ ing, black hair. . . Y. M. C. A. work . .Member of Royal Winnipeg Ballet School, Royal Academy of Dancing in London, England. . . Ambition - Choreographer, Ballet Master. LAWRENCE MORRIS: Likes fresh air, 1949 cars. . . Dislikes hot class¬ rooms. . . Ambition - Agricultural Engineer. PAT SWITZER: Likes Bern, jazz, history classes. . . dislikes desks that clip her nylons, crowded buses . . . Ambition - Teachers ' College. 33 REID PAULEY: Likes apple cider, walking, money, F. W. . . . Dislikes signs that spell Stop . . . Ambition - To join Millionaire ' s Club. MAUREEN DRESSEL: Likes week¬ ends, sewing, clothes. . . Dislikes the Twist . . . Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - Undecided. VIVIAN BLAIR: Likes Jim, sewing, food. . . Dislikes CBC Productions. . . Ambition - Teacher. . . Fate - Teaching Jim the values of CBC Productions. CHERYL HERDY: Likes J. M. , curling, swimming, golfing. . . Dis¬ likes school. . . Inter-room sports. Candy Striper. . . Ambition - Nurse. RAY O ' LEYNICK: Likes people who think he ' s a charmer, handsome and dashing etc. . . . Dislikes mirrors. . . Ambition to stop all the girls from chasing him. BEV ROBINSON: Likes spending money. . . Dislikes French. . . Winnipeg Girls ' Choir. . . Ambition - To get into the washroom ahead of L . DONNA SWYSTUN: Likes music, clothes. . . Dislikes cold weather. . . Volleyball. . . Ambition - To see the whole world. DIANE COMSTOCK: Likes Chinese food, big cars. . . Dislikes Ramblers, Yearbook write-ups. . . Babysitting . . . Ambition - Nurse. 34 f XI1-14 MISS EVANS LINDA PATERSON: Likes Dennis, sewing, taking pictures. . . Dislikes Maths class. . . Camera Club. Ambition - Housewife. . . Fate - cleaning woman. JOHN LAMB: Likes talking, .... Dislikes work, . . . The bigger they are, the harder they fall. . . Ambition - to drive a Brinks truck. . . Fate - Caretaker. Miss Evans JANICE WHITLEY: Likes Gerry. . . Dislikes taking speed tests in typing . . . Ambition - To get married. . . Fate - Housewife. BOB SIMPSON: Likes making tapes for the recorder. . . Dislikes home¬ work. . . Ambition - An accountant . . . Fate - An accountant ' s caretaker. MARGARET MEINHART: Likes talking. . . Dislikes taking home her report card. . . Pioneer Club. . . Ambi¬ tion- Stenographer. . . Fate - Artist. JOAN YOUNGER: Likes boys, clothes, cars, T. M. . . . Dislikes a quiet evening. . . Room Secretary. . . Ambition - Clerk Typist. . . Fate - Housewife. 35 LYNNE HAWKE: Likes typing, L. K. . . . Dislikes speedy shorthand dicta¬ tion. . . Class Vice-President. Pioneer Club. . . Ambition - Private Secretary. PATSY GUTKNECHT: Likes Short¬ hand, Typing. . . Dislikes studying. . . Pioneer Club. . . Ambition - Private Secretary. . . Fate - Typist. BERYL VANN: Likes watching late movies. . . Dislikes Bookkeeping. . . Ambition - Clerk Typist. . . Fate - Bookkeeper. MARGARET HRUDEN: Likes K. D. , taking the attendance slip to the office . . . Dislikes staying home. . . Class President. . . Ambition - Commercial Teacher. NANCY GUTKNECHT: Likes Com¬ mercial subjects. . . Dislikes winter, rain. . . Pioneer Club, Yearbook Typist. . . Ambition - An efficient secretary. EILEEN TURNER: Likes talking. . . Dislikes being told to work. . . ' Do I have to? ' . . . Ambition - to get a job . . . fate - housewife. XII-18 MR. JAMES K. James 36 LAWRENCE SUDYN: Likes model cars, hot rods. . . Dislikes Literature, Composition. . . Dance Club. . . Ambition tion - Electronic Technician. DON HATCH: Likes Hi-drive. Tumbling Club. . . Ambition - M. T. I. . . . Fate - Hermit. DOUG BROWN: Likes cars, girls. . . Dislikes Literature, Composition. . . Ambition - Electrical Engineer. . . Fate - Wire Stripper. GERRY WEBB: Likes J. W. , Cor- vair Spiders. . . Dislikes Theory. . . Track and Field Club, Curling Club, Volleyball. . Ambition - M. T. I. KEN SHALLEY: Likes hockey. Dislikes officials. . . So what ' s new? . . . Ambition - Electronics. . . Fate - To marry a working woman. BRIAN WAGG: Likes Falcons. Dislikes K. S. . . . Curling Club. Dance Club. . . Ambition - Electronic Technician. JACK STALKER: Likes something . . . Dislikes nothing. . . You dirty bird . . . Ambition - Electronic Tech¬ nician. . . Fate - Millionaire. JOHN VANDERNAGEL: Likes Pon- tiacs. . . Class Vice-President. . . Ambition - Electronics. . . Fate - Car Salesman. 37 DENNIS RICHARDSON: Likes every¬ thing. . . It ' s O. K . . . Ambition - Electronics. . . Fate - Marry D. G. GERALD BOSMA:. Likes D. V_ Ambition - Electronics Technician. . . Fate - Married. BILL GRANT: Likes small cars, C. M. . . Dislikes marriage. . . Dance Club. . . Ambition - Electronic Tech¬ nician. . . Fate - Marry C. M. KEITH WILSON: Likes models (cars) . . . Dislikes walking into doors. Dance Club. . . Ambition - To own a custom car shop. JIM WOOD: Dislikes History. Ambition - Electronics. . . Fate - Tube Tester. PETE THOMPSON: Likes girls. . . Dislikes Literature. . . Tumbling Club, Dance Club. . . Ambition - M. T. I. . . . Fate - Miles Mac. DAVE KEMP: Likes a certain L. F. . . Dislikes flirts. . . Class President, Dance Club, Arts and Science Com¬ mittee. . . Ambition - Electronic Technologist. JIM TUNNICLIFF: Likes History, Dislikes Literature. . . Yearbook. . . Social Committee. . . Ambition - To join the Air Force. . . Fate - Join the Army. 38 KEN IRWIN: Likes Fords. . . Dis¬ likes Austins. . . . Ambition - Elec¬ tronics. . . Fate - Mechanics. DALE DOEPKER: Likes hockey. . . Dislikes debts. . . Ambition - Elec¬ trician. . . Fate - Repeat Grade 12. BRIAN BUCHANNON: Likes money . . . Dislikes D. K.Dance Club. . . Ambition - Mo untie. . . Fate - Com- missionair. WALTER CHRISTIE: Likes girls, cars. . . Dislikes six ' s. . . Badminton Club, Volleyball. . . Ambition - To get a Corvette. . . Fate - ' 49 Merc. WAYNE WRIGHT: Likes floor shifts . . . Dislikes yellow Fords. . Volley¬ ball. . . Ambition - To get to Van¬ couver. . . Fate - Grand Beach. 39 BOB COOKE: Likes motors. . . Dis¬ likes ' 53 Chevs. .. Volleyball. .. Am¬ bition - Mechanic. . . Fate - Cleaning spark plugs at a go-kart track. BILL KENNING: Likes money. . . . Dislikes walking. . . Volleyball. . . . Ambition - To be a draftsman. . . Fate - Painting white lines on the highways. KEN DARE: Likes dating. . . Dis¬ likes Fords. .. Volleyball. Class President. . . Ambition - To get a Chevy 409 ... Fate - Driving his Dad ' s Six. 40 NDERCLASSMEN XI-9 MR. WIEBE MATRICULATION Likes R. P. . . . Glee Club, Curling, Publicity Committee, Yearbook Business Manager, Sno-Ball Queen Candidate . . . Ambition - Interior Designer. ELIZABETH RUSSELL: Water skiing, swimming. . . Glee Club. . . Ambition - Sec¬ retary. CATHY STRECKER: Sports, swimming. . . Glee Club, Manager of Girls Varsity Basket¬ ball. . . Ambition - Interior Designer. f ROSEMARY TOUPIN: Likes everything. . . . Badminton. . . Ambition - Secretary. KEN WALDBAUER: Oil painting, sports. . . . Ambition - Chartered Accountant. DIANE ROSS: Likes E. W. , sports. . . Sports Council, Yearbook, Room Secretary. . . . Ambition - Phys. Ed. Teacher. PATRICIA WILSON: Likes D. R. , curling. . . . Glee Club. . . Ambition - Lawyer. KENNETH TURNBULL: Likes D. Z. and camping. . . Boy Scouts. . . Ambition - R. C. M. P. Officer. JOHN YELLOWLEES: Parties ? ? . . . Ambi¬ tion - Beach Bum in Hawaii. DIANNE SALTEL: Volleyball, swimming. . . . Dance Club. . . Ambition - Stewardess. ANNE WEBSTER: Skiing, pizza. . . Badminton, Class President. . . Ambition - Archeologist. DIANE STEFANIUK: Likes R. B. , basket¬ ball. . . Ambition - To get married. MARGARET TAYLOR: Likes honest people. . . . Glee Club. . . Ambition - Nurse. JUDY RANDALL: Sports, gym. . . Sports Council, Badminton Club. . . Ambition - Sec¬ retary or Stewardess. SHARON TRINDER: Sports, dancing. . . Dance Club, Oratorical Club, Glee Club. LESLIE STANGER: Curling. . . Ambition - Stewardess. . . Fate - A W Car Hop. LYNDA POWELL: Warm weather, school. . . Pioneer Club. . . Ambition - Nurse. GORDON SOL: Likes Biology Lab with Marilyn. . . Ambition - Draftsman. MARILYN SNOWDON: Horses, horses, more horses. . . Ambition - Scratch the ear of an elephant. RICHARD KULLMAN: Likes S. T. , ' 56 Chevy Convert. . . Ambition - Pilot. KAREN WAGNER: Swimming, cranberry sauce. . . Glee Club. . . Ambition - Lab Tech. LYNN PEARN: Basketball, spaghetti. Playing Honest . . . Ambition - Secretary. REYMOND RONDEAU: Physics, Chem. . . . Ambition - Millionaire. DONNA ZOPPA: Roses, holidays. . . Glee Club, Curling, Yearbook . . . Ambition - Dental Hygienist. ELEANOR COWLISHAW: Boys from West End, knitting. . . Ambition - To go to England. BARBARA SOKOLOWSKI: Big handbags. . . . Ambition - Nurse. CHRISTINA PARKASEWYCH: Talking_ Ambition - Lab Technician. DARYLE ZOLES: History classes, reliving old romances. . . Ambition - Teacher. RICHARD HARMAN: Maths, food, sleep. . . . Ambition - To pass Grade XI. 43 XI-IO MR. STEVENS COMMERCIAL Mr. Stevens PATRICIA BAESSLER: Likes H. S. , clothes . . . Ambition - Model or Fashion Designer. JUDY SHARPE: New hair styles. Route 66. . . Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - To own a Dior Creation. JENNIFER COLSTON: Playing pool, Frank . . . Ambition - Marriage. SANDRA HIRCHEN: Likes bowling, dancing . . . Ambition - Typist. . . Fate - Shorthand Teacher. MARY LACOUETTE: Late shows, good jokes. . . Ambition - Medical Stenographer. KAREN KNIPELBERG: Corvettes. . . Inter¬ room sports. . . Ambition - Millionairess. JUDITH JONES: Food, New Year ' s money. . Ambition - Travelling Secretary. JOAN KELSCH: Parties, make-up. . . Ambi¬ tion - IBM operator. MURIL GEORGESON: Likes typing, staying home from school. . . Ambition - Typist. PAT HUDSON: Likes food, clothes, boys. . . Ambition- To finish school, travel. CAROL HALL: Likes boys, boys, food, friends. . . Secretary and wife. PAT CHARTER: Smiling. . . Social Committee, Camera Club. . . Ambition - Practical Nurse. MARLENE JOHNSON: Likes Jim K. and Kentucky Fried Chicken. . . Ambition - Court Reporter. PEARL ROGASKY: Dancing, singing... Dance Club, Glee Club. . . Ambition - Finish school. DIANE FARBIAK: Dancing, 10-pin bowling. . . Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - Stewardess. DRYNDA BURRON: ' 53 Olds, boys. . .Inter¬ room sports. . . Ambition - Secretary. GAIL JOHNSON: DIANE GIBB: Likes Dennis, clothes. . . Ambi¬ tion - Secretary, to get out of school. KELLIE HANSON: Likes food, typing, Drake . . . Ambition - Secretary, wife. MARLENE BAKER: Convertibles, Jim C. . . Ambition - Stenographer. PAT BARNES: Likes M. M. , fashions, long hair. . . Ambition - Doctor ' s Assistant. CONNIE CYMBALSKI: Likes A. R. . . Ambi¬ tion - Medical Stenographer. . . Fate - Patient LYNNE FEDORICK: Likes boys, clothes. . . Ambition - Legal Stenographer, wife. HEATHER STRIOWSKI: Loblaws, food. . . Glee Club, Dance Club. . . Ambition - Medical Stenographer. Xl-ll MISS NOVAK COMMERCIAL Miss H. Novak JOHN URBANSKI: Likes being the only boy in a girls ' classroom. . . Ambition - Mechanic. SHARON SMITH: Likes R. J. , sports. . . Dance Club, Oratorical Club, Bowling. SHIRLEY THIESSEN: Likes K. K. , driving .. . Dance Club.. . Ambition - Secretary. ANGELA IZNSKI: Talking, dancing. . . Dance Club, Oratorical Club, Bowling. DOLORES WARD: Likes S. U. , dancing, horses. . . Ambition - Typist. LYNN VINCENT: Likes T. S. , clothes. . . . Ambition - Secretary. MARJORIE LINDSAY: Art. . . Ambition - Art¬ ist. . . Fate - Paint brush cleaner. JOAN McMILLAN: Likes T. G. , weekends. . . Ambition - To get married. ELAINE LOWRY: Likes T. M. , curling. . . Curling. . . Ambition - Pass shorthand. -a l BEVERLY WILSON: Red . . . Likes danc but not too keen on school. SHIRLEY CHIBORAK: Likes J. P. . . Amt tion - Stenographer. GWEN McDONALD: Dancing, boys. . . Box ing. Dance Club. . . Ambition - Private Set retary. MARGARET RAINES: ' 61 Fords. . . Ambition - Get married. FLORENCE SHELLENBERG: Sports, to get a Driver ' s Licence. . . Ambition - Medical Sec¬ retary. FREDA REDMAN: Sports, reading. . . Bowling, Badminton Club. . . Ambition - Stenographer. MARION STAHR: Singing, talking. . . Badmin¬ ton. . . Ambition - Successful Secretary. CAROL MICHELL: One of the quiet one ' s of IX-11. . . Likes Rick. SHEILA NYKYFORUK: Sports, clothes, T. V. . . . Badminton Club, Dance Club. . . Ambition - Private Secretary. SANDRA MUNROE: Talking. . . Ambition - To pass Shorthand. MARILYN WESELAKE: Ambition - Driver ' s Licence. . . Likes R. W. and Nash Met ' s. MARGARET McDONALD: Sports. . . Ambition - Stenographer. 46 JUDY MILLS: Likes W. W. . . Ambition - To start work next year. CONNIE MAC PHERSON: Likes B. G. , swim¬ ming, Austins. . . Dance Club. . . Ambition - To get through Shorthand period with one pencil. JANIE OMOTO: Likes high marks, bowling . . . Ambition - Stenographer. LARRY KICH: Hockey. . . School Volleyball, Football. . . Ambition - Hockey Player. ROBERT DOEPKER: Bowling. . . Dance Club. . . Ambition - Draftsman. BEN WAAGENAAR: Women. . . Dance Club. . . . Ambition - Grade 12. NORMAN GLUCK: Mathematics. . . Ambi¬ tion - Draftsman. PHIL ELLIOT: Music, pool. . . Dance Club, Volleyball, Football. . . Ambition - Draftsman. ALAN HIROTA: Drafting. . . Sports Rep. , Referee, Volleyball, Football. . . Ambition - Draftsman. TOM BECKETT: Pool. . . Ambition - Drafts¬ man. . . Fate - Designing Pool Cue. MIKE TURNOWSKI: Roy Orbison,. guitar music. . . Ambition - Chef. DON BUCCINI: Music, Stereo, Hi-Fi_ Student Council, Publicity Committee, Grad¬ uation Committee, Year Book Rep. . . . Ambi¬ tion - Architectural Draftsman. MIKE WILSON: Cars, magazines. . . Dance Club. . . Ambition - Astronaut. WERNER JARSCHKE: Dancing, playing the accordian. .. Volleyball, Football, Room Sec¬ retary. . . Ambition - Draftsman. RICHARD MALUTA: Bowling. .. Vice-Presi¬ dent of room. . . Ambition - Draftsman. GERRY TER WIN: Curling. . . Ambition - Draftsman. BARRY JOHNSON: Pool, cars, girls. . . Dance Club. . . Ambition - Draftsman. XI-13 MR.GENDRON DRAFTING Mr. Gendron RONALD GLOVER: Cars, girls. . . Ambition - Electrician. BOB DERKSON: Pool at Toppers, spring. . . Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - Marriage. TED AHLGREN: Sports, printing. . . Track and Field Club, Inter-room sports. . . Ambi¬ tion - Electronic Technician. BRIAN BENEDICTSON: Hockey, J. Y. in Commercial. . . Standing in the hall. . . Ambi¬ tion - N. H. L. Hockey. ED FUNK: GARNET GILLES: Clothes, his car. . . Ambi¬ tion - Six weeks without a traffic ticket. DOUG REBECK: Nicala, flowers. .. Varsity Volleyball. . . Ambition - Pass Electrical. BRUCE HEWERTSON: The Army. . . Ambi¬ tion - C. N. R. Electrician. RAEBURN GILES: Good parties. New Year ' s Eve. . . Secretary of XI-13. . . Ambition - To get out of school. KEN CAMERON: Sports, girls, dancing. . . Ambition - Singer. JACK BEVAN: Literature, History. Ambition - C. N. R. Electrician. XI-15 MR. STASIUK ELECTRICAL TOM SORENSEN: Likes walking the school halls, leave school. L. V. . . . Swimming, . . Ambition - To WILLIAM JACKSON: Curling, football, chess. .. Inter-room sports, Yearbook Rep. . . . Ambition - To be a ham radio operator. BRIAN SEALE: Fish, curling. .. Inter-room sports. Class Secretary. . . Ambition - To finish school. Mr. Stasiuk RICHARD WRIGHT: Likes certain people. M. W. Swimming. . . Ambition - Retire. KIM SORENSEN: Sports, parties. . . Inter¬ room sports. Badminton, Sports Rep. Ambition - Electrical Engineer. BERNARD SMITH: Short circuiting transform¬ ers, motors. . . Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - Electrician. RICHARD WOOD: Track and Field . . . Inter-room sports. . . Ambition- Join the Navy. BILL SINGBEIL: Pool. . . Inter-room sports. . . Ambition-Electrician. ALLAN WEBER: Curling. . . Inter¬ room sports. . . Ambition - To feed birds at Birds Hill. DAVID SCHALDEMOSE: Weekends . . . Dislikes being bored with the same routine. GORDON THOMPSON: Likes carrots. Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - Electrician. EDWARD WAZNEY: Likes D. R. , dancing. . . Dance Club, Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - Father of an even dozen. 49 X1-20 MR. BROWN MATRICULATION Mr. Brown JAMES ANDERSON: Curling, golf. . . Chess Club. . . Ambition - Accountant. BARRY CLAPSON: Bart . . . Nice pie, cereal . . . Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - Phar¬ macist. TED CHMIELOWIEC: Basketball. . . Dance Club President, Sports ' Council . . Ambition - Phys. Ed. Instructor. ALLAN ANDREW: Water skiing, chocolate chip cookies. . . Ambition - Dentist. KEN BAKER: Likes asking questions in History . . . Ambition - To stop growing. PAUL BEATTY: Sports and his car. . . Inter¬ room sports. . . Ambition - Auto and Diesel Mechanic. RANDY BREKKE: Golf, curling. . . Inter-room sports, Vice- President of room. .. Ambition - Professional Golfer. PATRICK BENOIT: Bowling. . . Dance Club. . . Ambition - Meteorologist. EVA-LYNNE BELL: Travelling, sports. . . Camera Club. . . Ambition - Home Economist. SUZANNE BOOMER: Skiing, watching hockey . . . Badminton Club, Glee Club. . . Ambition - Doctor. KAROL PLEZIA: Pizza . . . Sports and school . . . Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - Safeway Manager. KARON DREWRYS: Jim, money. . . Oratorical Club, Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - Nurse. 50 TERRY Me CAINE: Likes playing pool, curling, and the opposite sex. . .Dance Club, Inter-room sports. . . Ambition -Maths Teacher. CHERYL BURNSIDE: Boys, boys, more boys. . . Glee Club. . . Ambition - Obstetrician. TERRY ARNOLD: Arn . . . Roller skating. . . Dance Club. . . Ambition - University. JUDY DEMINIUK: Likes Michael. . . Glee Club. . . Ambition - University of Manitoba. JULIE BERGNER: French, sewing. .. Pioneer Club, President of XI-20, Ambition - Teacher. RUSS CARRUTHERS: -Rosco- Horses, old wrecked cars. . . Ambition - Own a motor¬ cycle. JIM BATT:- Cars and planes. . . Dance Club. . . Ambition - University. . . Fate - campus janitor. BLAIR BRISTOW: Money. . . Ambition - Doctor. Fate - Ambulance driver. BILL BOHONAS: Sports cars, A. A. ' s cook¬ ies. Ambition - To grow. LAWRENCE BORYSYK: Cameras. . . Camera Club, Dance Club, Science Club, Yearbook Editor. . . Ambition - Military Service. RON COLOMY: -Fats- Football, hockey... Dance Club, Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - Professional athlete. DARRYL CLARK: Cheerleaders. . . Dance Club, Room Secretary, Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - IBM Operator. BRUCE JACKSON: Sleeping during History classes. . . Dance Club, Tumbling Club, Inter¬ room sports. . . Ambition - Mountie. DAVE BALDWIN: Curling, golf. . . Ambition -Water skiing champ. GERRY ADELE: A certain J. B. . . . Dance Club, Glee Club, Yearbook, Newspaper. . . Ambition - Teacher. JEAN BIRCIW: Camera Club, Glee Club, Science Club Secretary. . . Ambition - Psychiatrist. SHIRLEY BIHUN: Likes Dave. . . Chess Club, Glee Club. PATRICIA DAVIDSON: Tobogganing, boys. . . Glee Club. . ..Pioneer Club. . . Ambition -Teacher. 51 XI-21 MR. SLAWSON MATRICULATION Slawson TERRY HORBAL: Art. . . Newspaper (art). . . . Ambition - Chemist. AXEL EGER: Riding bicycles. . . Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - Geologist. DENNIS GLAVIN: Sports, blondes. .. Varsity Basketball, Junior Executive at Eaton ' s. . . Ambition - Architect. BRUCE GALLIMORE: Pool, golf. . . Bowling. . . . Ambition - Professional Golf Player. BILL FRASER: Sports. .. Inter-room sports. . . .Ambition - N. H. L. Hockey. GLEN GILCHRIST: Reading newspaper in class. . . Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - To get something for nothing. J I KATHLEEN FOGG: Food, boys, money... Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - To make her first million before she is 21. JOSIE DUDEK: Driver ' s Licence. .. Varsity Basketball, Dance Club. . . Ambition - To tell a joke without laughing. RICHARD EPP: Epper . . . Likes mechanics . . . Ambition - Pass Chemistry and Literature. MARILYN FRANKS: Basketball, horses. . . Varsity Basketball. . . Ambition - Veterinarian. GORDON DIXON: Car-pools. . . Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - Photographer. RI CHARD DEELEY: Sports. . . Inter-room sports. Freshman Basketball. . . Ambition - To succeed J. F. K. MONTY DOW: Likes playing the role. Ambition - Light-weight Champ of M. M. C. BARRY PRESUNKA: Curling. . . Ambition - Beach Comber. . . . Fate - Bison Park life¬ guard. DORIAN DERISH: Writing. . . Science Club. . . Ambition - Complete school. j EDGAR GISSING: Hunting, driving. .. Ambi¬ tion - Architect. ARLENE GOODMAN: Sports. . . Varsity Basketball. . . Ambition - Nurse. GARY CWIAK: Likes basketball. . .Varsity Basketball. . . Ambition - Engineer. MARJORIE GREVSTEAD: French. . . Inter¬ room sports. . . . Ambition - Teacher. RICHARD HRABEC: Likes A. G. , golf... Yearbook Art Committee. . . Ambition - Commercial Artist. ANNE GIBBONS: Junior Councillor for Eaton ' s . . . Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - Home Economist. DOUG GEISEL: Model airplanes, cars. . . Dance Club. Glee Club. . . Ambition - To get a new car. MAUREEN GOODMAN: Likes a wide variety . . . Girls ' Volleyball. . . Ambition - Nurse. FREDA-ANN GATESON: Talking. . . Bowling . . . Ambition - Lab Assistant. TAMIRA FRIESEN: Baskebball . . . I. S. C. F. Executive. . . Uni¬ versity. THEO DEN-HEYER: Leap-frog . . . Ambition - Clear three desks. GARY DANIELSON: Cars_ Inter-room sports. . . Own a Sting-Ray. Ii BILL HALES: Hockey, girls.. ' . Inter-room sports. . . Doctor. XI-21 MISS MANDZIUK MATRICULATION VICTOR LANG: Cars. . . Ambition - Own a car . . . Fate - Walking for life. ED CLAY: Football, girls. . .Inter-room sports, M. C. at the Dances. . . Ambition - Disc Jockey. WALTER MARTINENKO: Girls, money. . . sleeping. . . Ambition - Engineer (MTI) RICHARD LONG: Hockey. . . Class President, Freshman Basketball. . . Ambition - Doctor. ROGER LATTA: Cars, limbo, boating. . . Dance Club. . . Ambition - Engineer. JOHN LITTLE: Cars, boats, fishing. .. Dance Club, Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - Elec¬ tronic Engineer. JOHN KAYE: Radios, electronics. .. Science Club. . . Ambition - Electrical Engineer. JANIS LAIDLAW: Food, Earnie, parties... Ambition - To shut up E. C. of XI-22. DONALD WARDROP: Poopsie . . . Coin Col¬ lecting. . . Dance Club, Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - Policeman. BRIAN JONES: Jokes, cars, Y. M. C. A. . Inter-room sports. Dance Club. . . Ambitio - To pass Comp, and Literature. GARY STEMPNICK: Hi s hat, good music Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - Dentist. ROBERT JOHNSON: Bobikins . . . Dancin telling jokes. . . Dance Club. . . Ambition - 1 win ' 63 High School Bonspiel. NANCY TURNER: Clothes, Italian food. . . Glee Club, C. G. I. T. . . Ambition - Nurse. ALAN LOCKYER: Money, Lynda. . . Inter¬ room sports. High School Bonspiel. . . Ambi¬ tion - Pass grade XI. JANET GUEST: Sewing. . . Glee Club. . . Ambi¬ tion - Technician. RAY KUNDEL: Cars, girls. . . Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - To put Chet Atkins to shame. BRIAN LASCHUK: Money. . . Inter-room sports . . . Ambition - Electrical Engineer. RICK LOVELACE: Girls, more girls. . . Dance Club. . . Ambition - Dentist. RANDY IWANKOW: Golfing, holidays. . . Inter-room sports, Chess Club, Badmin¬ ton Club, Class Sec. . . Ambition - Good Lit. mark. DONNA-MAE KERNATZ: Chinese food. Bombers. . . Glee Club, Badminton Club . . . Ambition - Doctor. 54 ALVIN JASPER: Money. . . Dance Club, Inter-room sports. . .Ambition - Lawyer. DON JACKSON: Likes S. M. , telling jokes . . . Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - 7 5% average at Easter. HELEN HARPER: Likes C. Y. O. , Hush Puppies . . . Ambition - Teacher. DOUGLAS KAPILIK: Likes drums, Pat, ice¬ cream. . . Inter-room sports. . . Fate - Farmer. MARION HALL: Likes Matke, Rick. . . Glee Club, Job ' s Daughters. . . Ambition - Interior Designer. EDWIN JOHNSTON: Bobikins . . . Dancing, Literature. . . Dance Club. . . Ambition - To win ' 63 High School Bonspiel. CRAIG LAMB; Likes M. H. , cars. . . Inter¬ room sports. . . Ambition - Research Chemist. KEN JONES: Cars, money, girls. . . Inter¬ room sports. . . Ambition - To get his Volks¬ wagen fixed. MARCIA KENNEDY: Food. . . Bowling, I. S. C. F. , School Library. MARYELLEN GRIEVE: Curling, Maths... Glee Club Secretary, C. G. I. T. . . Ambition - To win a curling game. DAVID MARTIN: Likes new kinds of cereal. . .Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - To learn French. DAVE DERKSEN: Cars, girls. . . Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - Pharmacist. XI-23 MISS McCANN MATRICULATION Miss McCann OLESIA PAPISH: Likes art. . . Ambition - Interior Designer. MARK MATTSON: Dislikes the stools in the labs. . . Ambition - Millionaire. GRANT MONASTYRSKI: Bowling, skin diving. . . Chess Club. . . Ambition - To move to a warmer climate. GERALD PESTUN: Likes red-heads. . Dislikes Comp. . . Ambition - Pool Shar LYNDA LINDSAY: Travelling, holiday . . . Bowling. . . Ambition - To go to Euro KEN MITCHELL: Likes sleeping. . . Di likes being awakened. . . Ambition - Zoo Keeper. DOUG PARNELL: Cars. . . Dislikes report card remarks. . . Ambition - Pass Grade 11. DIANE SHAVER: Fashions, sports. . . Science Club, Glee Club, Dance Club. . . Ambition - Pharmacy. JANET MITCHELL: Sports, boys. . . Ambi¬ tion - To complete Grade 11. WALLY PREVALNIG: Slot-machines, Crest . . . Hanging pictures. . . Ambition - Cassanova. RANCE PETTY: French classes. . . Ambition - Drive a race car. ERNA LEIGEHN: Day-dreaming, beatniks. . . Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - To marry J. F. K. ' s son. DOUGLAS PEASE: Hockey, playing Battle¬ ships in Activity. . . Ambition - Teacher. GARY POSALUKO: Good music, cars, girls. . . Dance Club. . . Ambition - Mechan¬ ical Engineer. BRUCE QUESNEL: Monarchs. . . Dislikes mean people. . . Ambition - Oceanographer. JIM McKELLAR: Girls, pool, swimming. . . Dance Club, Bowling. . . Ambition - Pathol¬ ogist. NICOLA PANCHYSAK: Basketball, dancing . . . Ambition - Phys. Ed. Instructor. DAWN LUCAS: Good books. . .Science Club . . . Ambition - Doctor. CHARLES McNEIL: Disturbing teachers. . . Ambition - To get through High School. NESTOR PAPISH: Science Club. . . Ambition - Scientist. STUART McLEAN: Likes to degree weather . . . Track and Field club. Class President. . . Ambition - Aeronautical Engineer. DOUGLAS McLEAN: Curling, music,.. Glee Club. . . Ambition - To play the piano on the Ed Sullivan Show. DAN PEEBLES: Billiards, water-skiing. . . Dance Club. . . . Ambition - To get a new light switch for his car. BARBARA SAUNDERS: Dance Club, Inter¬ room sports, Class President. . . Ambition - To move to Florida. CAROL RUTHERFORD: School, hockey games, records. . . Dance Club. . . Ambition - Teacher. BOB PETERS : M. G. Sports cars. . . Ambition - To stay at Clear Lake for the summer. LES PERSICKE: Bowling, money. . . Camera Club, Chess Club, Science Club. . . Ambition - To break 400 in Bowling. GARY PEAK: Sports cars, Science. . . Camera Club. . . Ambition - Join the Navy, travel. DENNIS PANKIW: Likes eating lunch with Linda. . . School Orchestra. . . Ambition - To pass Grades 11 and 12 in one year. DENNIS GUY: P. T. Boats in his bathtub. . . Ambition - Join the Navy. XI-24 MR.SAIKO MATRICULATION Mr. Saiko HELEN TURCHEN: Roller skating. . . Bowling . . . Ambition - Mathematician. CHARLES REITH: Mouse . . . Likes teachers . . . Dance Club, Newspaper. . . Ambition - R. C. A. F. JIM QUESNEL: Norky . . . Likes gum. . . Ambition - Engineer. JIM. RUML: Good jokes. . . Inter-room sports. Bowling. . . Ambition - Accountant. RUTH TIEDE: Likes talking in Maths. . . Varsity Basketball, Pioneer Club, Inter-room sports. BILL SMERCHANSKY: Sharp clothes. Likes Phys. Ed. JOCELYN SMI TH: Likes Fridays. .. Var¬ sity Volleyball and Basketball, Inter-roor sports. Sports ' Council. TIMSCHWANKE: Terrible Tim . . . Lit s sports. . . Ambition - Forrester. JAMES SLIVINSKI: Mathematics. . . Che Club, Science Club. . . Ambition - Physici BRUCE RELKIE: Hockey, money. . . Inter¬ room sports. . . Ambition - Veterinarian. NOLA STEPHEN: Elvis Presley, skiing. . . Dance Club, Arts Committee, Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - Professional Dancer. PATRICK ROBSON: Likes J. G. , selling milk. . . Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - Ex¬ ecutive. DAVID RICHARDS: Chemistry. . . Dislikes French. . . Ambition - Bandleader. DAVID SCHAB: Corvettes, girls. . . Inter room sports. Dance Club. . . Ambition - Com¬ mercial Driver. WI LLI AM SIWAK: Inter-room sports. Ambition - X-Ray Technician. WILLIAM REED: Likes everything. . . Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - Un oxo. NORA VERHAGEN: Varsity Volleyball and Basketball, Inter-room sports Sports ' Council. . . Ambition - To be the highest scorer in Girls ' Basketball League. NORMAN ROBERTSON: Annoying everyone . . . Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - Pool Shark. LINDA VENUS: Boys. . . Oratorical Club, Inter-room sports, Y. M. C. A. . . Ambition - Y. M. C. A. staff. TOMAS ROMAN: Likes school. . . Sports Spec¬ tator. . . Ambition - Doctor. ROBERT REFFELL: Likes long hair music . . . Dislikes hair cuts. PAUL SAMBROOKE: Chess, basketball. . . Intramural sports . . . Ambition - To pass French. JOHN RADCLIFFE: Girls, jokes. . . Fresh¬ man Basketball and Volleyball. . . Ambition - Basketball Star. RICHARD VINCENT: Girls, sports... Inter¬ room sports. . . Ambition - Educator, 58 RICHARD SALLEE: Dances, girls. .. Class President, Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - Commerce. MARJORIE VAN DYKEN: Likes sleeping in. . . Pioneer Club, Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - To get married. JAMES SMALL: Likes autographs. . . Intra¬ mural sports. . . Ambition - Pharmacist. BRIAN STARANCHUK: Annoying people. . . Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - Accountant. GORDON RUZAK: Likes History. . . Dislikes talking. . . The Brains. JACK SCOTT: Curling, golf. .. Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - Technology. WAYNE QUISTBERG: Sleepy . . . Inter-room sports. SHIR LEE TROSSEL: Likes talking to the boys. . . Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - Accountant. XI-25 MRS. VENSEL MATRICULATION Mrs. V ensel ALLAN TURZAK: Hockey, wrestling, diby- ata. . . Sweet Daddy Club. . . Ambition - Wrest¬ ler. WAYNE WATSON: Likes his car. . . Ambition - Better marks, pass one exam. PAUL WESTDAL: Talking to Wayne, arguing with Mrs. V. . . Ambition - Economic Advisor. LINDA WALKER: Pixie . . .Oratorical, Dance, Glee, Gym Clubs. . . School Secre¬ tary. . . Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - Doctor. MARY MELYNSHUK: Sports, skiing. . . Varsity Volleyball, Inter-room sports... Ambition - Doctor. JIM SMEREK: Gronk. Volleyball, Camera Clubs. . . Ambition - Racketeer. Yea 16 . BARRY WEIBE: Bole Weible . . . Likes Bomber Home-comings. . . Ambition - Get 30 in French. LECH TUTAJ: Rockets, Electronics.... Ambition - Aeronautical Engineer. ROBERT WESTON: Arriving early, water. . . Inter-room sports. JOAN WILKINSON: Sports. . . Glee Club, Bad¬ minton, Varsity Volleyball, Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - Physiotherapist. JOAN ZIMMERMAN: School. . . Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - To ride on Clyde. LORNA WEBER: Sports, Y. M. C. A. Badmin¬ ton, Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - Phar¬ macist. CHARLOTTE WRIGHT: Likes everything. . . Inter-room sports. Dance Club. . . Ambition - Physiotherapist. ALLAN STONE: Whitey. Likes J. D. , Air Cadets. . . Ambition - To get his Pilot ' s Licence. ADRIE VISSER: Likes Ron. . . Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - To marry Ron. JIM STADNICK: Stad. Science Club, Cam¬ era Club, Class? ? DIANNE WRIGHT: Likes everything except Allan. Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - Business College. BOB TIBBS: Freshman Volleyball and Basketball. . . Ambition - Engineer. BRYAN THOMPSON: Camera Club Vice- President, Science Club President, Arts and Science Committee. . . Ambition - Electronics Engineer. NEIL TAYLOR: Sea Cadets, Basketball, T. H. . . School Vice-President. . . Ambition - Pediatrician. WALTER TURK: Polka, hockey. . . Inter¬ room sports. Dance Club, Badminton Club . . . Ambition - Teacher (Hockey). GARY SNOWDON: Likes girls. . . Ambition - Manager of Snowdons. ERIC WERNER: Sleeping in class. . . Dislikes walking to school. STEVE ZABARYLO: Getting into trouble with Stad. . . Making coffee in Chem. Lab. , Camera Club, Science Club. 60 DENNIS SPENCE: Electronics, roller skat¬ ing. . . Ambition - Electronics Technician. WALTER WAKULA: Mugsy. Likes girls, talking Ukrainian in class. . . Ambition - To die by the hand of a jealous husband. CHARLES SOBERING: Drums. . . Dislikes Phys. Ed. . . .Ambition - To learn to sing. PAT HEMMERLING: Sports, boys. . ..Dance Club, Glee Club, Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - Secretary. XI-26 MRS. ZUBEC MATRICULATION CHRISTINE DEPOE: George Maharis, curl¬ ing, bowling. . . Oratorical Club, Curling. . . Ambition - Legal Secretary. DEIDRE CAMPBELL: Y. M. C. A. , swimming . . . Inter-room sports. Curling. . . Ambition - Stewardess. BRIAN CRUICKSHANK: Food, sharp clothes . . . Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - Hockey Player. JANET BIRT: Y. M. C. A. , spareribs. . . Bowl¬ ing. . . Ambition - Interior Decorator. PETER BRYKALO: Likes the goodies on the main floor. . . Roving Photographer. . . . Ambition - Electronic Technician. KATHY DOWHYKO: Sports cars, pizza. . . Track and Field. . . Ambition - Teacher. LYNN CARMICHAEL: Swimming. . . Y. M. C. A., Student Council, Chairman of Social Committee. . . Ambition - Social Worker. DON HAYDEN: Long black hair, watching T. V. . . Ambition - Mounted Policeman. AUDREY BALDOHE: Water skiing, boating. . . Varsity Volleyball, Basketball. . . Ambition - Phys. Ed. Teacher. ft 61 DONALD HERCHEN: Short, blond, hair. . . leap frog. . .hopes to clear four desks. BARBARA DUDAR: Sports, animals. .. Inter¬ room sports, Badminton Club, Glee Club. . . Ambition - To grow. PATRICIA KNOLL: Likes T. B. , travelling . . . Cheerleader. . . Ambition - To marry Terry. JOANNE BIRD: Boys, money. . . Y. M. C. A. . . . Ambition Secretary. JOANNE CAMPBELL: Likes Chester, swim¬ ming, week-ends. . . Ambition - To pass Grade 11. MARGARET BLAIR: Boys, dancing. . . Candy Striper, Glee Club, Curling. . . Ambition - Nurse. JEANETTE DANIELS: Sports, travelling. . . Oratorical Club, Curling. . . Ambition - To work in a Travel Agency. KEN HILDEBRAND: ' Cute 1 , tries to be ' Manly ' . Ambition - to grow. RICHARD GAGE: Football, hockey. . . Inter¬ room sports. . . Ambition - Journalist. Fate - George Palmer ' s butler and maid. LYNNE BARSKE: Horses, fiction stories . . . Ambition - High School Maths. Teacher. LYNN DEMONTIGNY: Volleyball, lucky nuts. . . Ambition - Nurse. JOCELYN ANNING: Dancing, sewing. . . . Badminton Club, Glee Club. . . Ambition - Teacher. MELVIN CLISBY: Hockey, girls, T. V_ Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - To pass Grade 11. HELEN CRAIGIE: Likes Glenn, peeled grapes. . . Ambition - Secretary. JACKIE COLLINS: Talking, laughing, teas¬ ing K. L. . . Ambition - To finish school. DAWN COLLINS: Peanut butter sandwiches . . . Dance Club. . . Ambition - To grow six inches and hit everyone right on the head. GLENNIS BENNETT: Swimming, sewing... Inter-room sports, speed swimming, Y. M. C. A. . . . Ambition - Home Economist. JANET GREEN: Attractive. . . makes males do what she wants them to. . . Ambition - marry some lonesome billionaire. 62 JACK DUNCAN: Girls, dances. .. Inter-room sports. Yearbook, Varsity Volleyball. . . Ambition - Chartered Accountant. CHERYALL COOPER: Parties. . . Dance Club, Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - Pass Grade 11 . LYNNE DE GAGNE: Popcorn, volleyball. . . Dance Club. . . Ambition - Pass Grade 11. XI-27 MR. FERRATON MATRICULATION Mr. Ferraton HEATHER DUNCAN: Yearbook, Inter¬ room sports. . . Ambition - Nurse. GERALDINE EXCHANGE: Boys swimming . . . Inter-room sports. Badminton Club, newspaper. . . Ambition - To pass Chemistry. BETTY HARRISON: Dance Club, Member of Sports ' Council, Inter-room sports. . . . Ambition - Chartered Accountant. SHIRLEY DUDECK: Sports. . .Varsity and Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - To win a car. KEN MAILEY: Likes saving money. . .Var¬ sity sports. Badminton Club. . . Ambition - To pass Composition. GORDON WILDE: Shooting pool with the boys . . . Ambition - to go to University. JO-ANNE HALL: Newspaper, Glee Club, Yearbook, Curling, Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - Psychiatric Nursing. CARL KIRWAN: Likes sleeping in class. . . Ambition - To pass Maths. KAREN FINDLAY: Likes B. M. . . Inter¬ room sports. . . Ambition - Nurse. 63 ALISON EINFIELD: Likes R. M. . . Ambition - To elope. PAT RAYNOR: Likes people in general. . . Ambition - Nurse. MARGARET P. HAMILTON: American Bandstand. . . Dislikes sub-zero weather. SHERRY FOGG: Dance Club, Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - Lab. Technician. MARGARET HALLDORSSON: Likes Vern. .. Ambition - Nurse. BOB INNES: Mau . . . Ambition - To pass Grade 11.. . Fate - 17 in Chemistry. SIGRUN FERGUSON: Boys, parties. Dance Club, Inter-room sports. . . Ambition -Teacher. JANICE GRAHAM: Clothes, boys. . . Glee Club, Curling, Inter-room sports. . . Ambi¬ tion - Marry a millionaire. BARBARA GAGE: Likes prospects at Gordon Bell. . . Ambition - University. MARGARET R. HAMILTON: Swimming. . . Glee Club, Badminton, Inter-room sports. BETH GISLASON: Likes a certain boy from Roland. . . Badminton Club, Inter-room sports . . . Ambition - Commercial Artist. LYNDA DOUGLAS: Tennis, swimming. . . . Badminton, Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - Teacher. KEN LITTLE: Likes J. C. . . . Dislikes Bi¬ ology. . . Ambition - Undecided. MAUREEN HUGHES: Likes W. E. . . Dance Club, Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - First Lady. ERNA KAGELIK: Likes Chuck K riding in A. G. ' s Cadillac. . .Ambition - Teacher. COLLEEN HUGHES: K. W. ... Bowling. . . Ambition - To stop giggling. PAULINE HARVEY: Likes Limmits for people on a diet. . . Ambition - Own the Java Shop. PAULINE EVANS: Likes long scarves. . . Newspaper, Yearbook, Dance Club, Inter¬ room sports. 64 JOHN KRUIZENGA: Likes stupid questions. . .Ambi¬ tion - Forest Ranger. SUSAN JOHNSTON: Sweet, attractive. . . In love with herself. . . Ambition - First female Holy Roman Emporer (ess. ) XI-28 MISS NEWTON MATRICULATION Miss Newton VICTOR ROMANOW: Likes popcorn. Varsity Volleyball and Basketball, Inter¬ room sports. . . Ambition - Travelling Sales¬ man. DOREEN MUNROE: Likes clothes, dancing . . . Ambition - Airline Hostess. PAT NEWALL: Likes boys. . . Track and Field Club. . . Ambition - To swim the English Channel. AUDREY KRUIZENGA: Skating, bowling. Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - Nurse. ELIZABETH KOSTICK: Boys, Buicks. . . . Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - Go to Cal¬ ifornia. BEVERLY MILNE: Bothering Meadowlark boys. . . Badminton, Cheerleader. . . Ambition - Stewardess. DONNA MARTIN: Clothes. . . Class President, Dance Club, Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - Dress Designer. BEVERLY McLEAN: Elmwood boys. Cheerleader, Badminton. . . Ambition - X- Ray Technician. SUSAN McDONALD: Likes Howie and Tommy . . . Badminton Club. . . Ambition - Teacher. 65 LESLIE KOLISNYK: Likes D. N-Dance Club, Yearbook . . . Ambition - High School Teacher. RUTH REMPEL: Maths, Car 54. . . Bowling, Inter-room sports, skating. . . Ambition - Stewardess. CAROL KORNEK: Good books. . . Inter-room sports, Bowling, Oratorical Club. . . Ambition - Social Worker. Fate - Social Worker JERRY PROCILLO: Likes Shirley, hockey. . . Captain of Bowling team. Captain of XI-28 ' s football team. . . Ambition - Hockey Player. MARLENE NEUSTAEDTER: Likes nothing. . . Dislikes plenty. . . Sleeps during the week. PEGGY McCARTNEY: Likes G. H-Snow Queen, Varsity Volleyball, Inter-room sports . . . Ambition - Stewardess. FRANCES ROSS: Boys, jokes. . . Cheerlead¬ er, Badminton, Inter-room sports. . . Ambi¬ tion - Occupational Therapist. GRANT PIPER: Trumpet, fun. . . Works at Loblaws. . . Ambition - Millionaire. JUDY POLEY: Bandstand, clothes. . . Bad¬ minton, Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - Doctor ' s Assistant. PENNIE FIEDLER: Swimming, skating, B. C. . . . Curling, Inter-room sports. WILDA PHILLIPS: Boys, swimming. . . Sports Council, Oratorical Club. . . Ambition - To work for the Y . SHERYL PORTH: Likes talking to Wilda. . . Curling. . . Ambition - Teacher. BOB RAUCH: Girls, Fords. . . Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - Air Force Pilot. LINDA JOYCE: Boys, pizza. . . Glee Club, Inter-room sports. . . Ambition - Nurse. JOANNE ONYSKO: Long sultry, black hair . . . Likes boys, cars, boys, etc. . . Ambition - boys. GEORGE PALMER: Money, girls. . . Inter¬ room sports. . . Ambition - To own a garage. JO-ANN MACAULEY: Likes Garry, pizza, singing. . . Badminton. . . Ambition - Teacher. VERETA MEAGHER: Likes Al, carrots or karats. . . Ambition - Nurse. 66 iiflkar UNIORS Gordon Davis Henry Werther Thomas Holowinski Larry Fecyk John Hrabi Donald Eggleston John Kenneth Bergen Demedash X-31 MR. YAKIMISHYN NEW GENERAL M Mr. Yakimishyn Victor Funk Dennis Dunlop Richard Currie Danny Blix Roger Stuart Gerry Kotchorek Kenneth Dunthorne a Allen Hamm Brian Enns Allan Black James Moore Gary Rycaar 1 Raymon McRobb Theodor Firm an James Hull 68 Gerken Joseph Tigchelaar Medzan Alexander Rogasky Michael McShane Douglas Thomas Raymond Nickle X-32 MR.CHRUSTIE NEW GENERAL Mr. Chrustie Ronald Kosteniuk Harold Kowalchuk William Long Dennis Wilton James Smith Cliff Wells Fred Matheson Daniel McColluck Geoffrey Joyce John Scallon Bryon Pauls Colin Van James Reid 69 MRS. KERR NEW GENERAL Wachal Sandra Murray Lynda Molasky Lois MacLeod Gordon O ' Brien Nancy James Richard Wiersma Gary Zurba Ed Woodward Glenn Wilde James Whitney Mi ke Stanger Robert Komzak Murray Speirs Linda Denchuk Dennis Janis Ronald Sibylla Gail Citulek Kohnen Smokel Grossman Christen, n r H V 1 ■ _ lip jHjfj j g | mwr VI IB 9 ] 1 jttMk fll 1 •- MM ' 1 m0k m MISS D. RYAN COMMERCIAL Richard Broughton Marilyn Cook Della Crawford Richard Batulla Violet Fehr Joan Ashton Mary-Lou Burlington Wesley Parkes Violet Borysowich Richard Falzarano Carol de Graff Lenore Meisner Michael Horwood Joanne Dalman June Ejima Michael Kruk ■ ipp |p ' a ii : ' !■[ MbkJjKi I II W% Margaret Jacques Dorothy Mills Trudene Maxim Shirley Glowa Dorothy Lepine Beverly Mann Monica Jung Danna McKe nzie Janice Katrick Janice Leigh Jacqueline Kaiser Betty Beverly Morris Harrow ii! Jo-Anne Middleton Ik MRS.McRITCHIE COMMERCIAL Mrs. Me Ritchie Ruth Reimer Geraldine Reid Charlene Pattle Linda Tabor Judy Gatland Frances Maryke Trossel Waagenaar Nancy Lebel Adele Roberts Sandra Sodlosky Carol-Joy Sinebald Penny Wurtz Elizabeth Wilson Marie Surgeoner Lynn Svendson Sharon Patton Lind; Ross Linda Olekson Loraine De Jong Marlene Turzak Patricia Bollenback Jacqueline Wilson Elaine Swaffer Judy Urbanski 1 LL ' Ken Bilko X-37 MR. PETERS INDUSTRIAL Mr. Peters Garry Sulkers Dennis Brown Douglas Carter Laurie Pauley Ted Baily Rodney Heide Richard Thomas Kenneth Shymanski . Ron Desjarlais Dennis Philips George Stevens Gerry V anderklok George Persona Wayne Parasuk Stephen Gerylo Dell Geddie David Harper George Shewtchenki 74 Garry Lowen Larry Brenn agh David Kostyniuk Garry Skolony X-38 MR. SZUDIAK DRAFTING David Dudeck Walter Milan Edwin Tuchonowskil Daniel Shmelinski Arthur Peters Mr. Szudiak Patrick Helmut Neufeld Rauser Joseph Seepish Szpak C. S. 75 Photo not available MR. P. BEST MATRICULATION Wesley Andersc Gregory Alexander Derek Anderson Airhart Lorrain Gerus Linda Barnes Jo-Anne Chambers Sandra Jones Sharon Besteck Myrna Buffie Gail Caswill Heather Branson Aseltine Brenda Adrienne Jean Bean Bieber Boyd Orest W ml James Andrew Botterill Allan Sigfried Bodie Banman ' ■ ■ • ppHH ■ §f§ Ilf l| I [ II ppj 11 |M| J |l • ■ 1 Mg |||||| E iiiiili f.-T| M SM - % u . ;V Gerald Moysey Roger Brickley Patrick Beaman Micheal Benoit Richard Barrett Errol Aspevig Edward Baldwin David Bieber Atkinson X-42 MISS M. WATSON MATRICULATION Miss M Watson Norman King Murray Botterill Basil Crawford Gordon Clarke Robert Dressel Kenneth Boyce Micheal Colvin Shirley Choptiany Douglas Bell Ledochowski Collecutt Susanna Wallace Harris Brian Dawkins Hl|| ,v JV Lawre :e Chikor k Alan Burrows Marcia Davis Marilyn David Dahlgren James Chan James Dobbie Chorney Randy Duplak Donald Dennis Carol Doroz George Douglas Jo-Ann Delaney Frances Copeland Garry Domanco Margaret Coates vm bf M :.;. ' f; a|l §p| W ft’ jkWM I + J!1 JOf j| mg 1 q?, ; 1 I Judith Gunning Grant Foster Katherine C. Hinatsu Alan Gallimore Tim Geller X-43 MR. M. DESROSIERS - MATRICULATION Mr. Desrosiers Judith Gadway Allan Eide Randy Hanker Elaine Gensorek Jack Harlos Carol Evans Roberta Hill Judith Gauer Micheal Harek George Hamilton Joan Forgie William Harper Donald Gregg Gayle Hammond 79 Brian Fisher Lynda Hamilton Elizabeth Frederickson Robert Funk William Grant Robert Geoffrey Richard Hall Heather Hescott Edwar Hanse] AWlABlC Edward Barry Gregory Fredericksc X-44 MRS. RIESEN MATRICULATION Lome Hasinoff James Johnson Michele Krescy Richard Warbanski Gerald Hrabarchuk Linda Hujwan Patricia Hughes Paul Horch olfgang heffer Janice Hunter Craig Hunter Robert Hatch Janet Leitch Tlk .esli R. Johnson James James Sylvia Kowal Leslie Hayakawa Robert Joba Mary Kotowycz Robert Harris Harry Holgate Lerumi Kuwada Howard Ceri Judy Koszlowski Allan Jakilazek Shirley Jess Myron Hlynka • James Horne Jessica Kowalchuk i Stuart Juzda Donald Johnson Leslie N. Johnson Velda Kreewin Walter Howard Judith I rwin 81 Lorraine Manko Patricia Lewis Lauris Little William Mclntosl Donald Kostynyk Donald Kruse Randie Kushnier Sandra McMuller Edward Lagiewka Carole Link Raymond Krzyzanowski Arlene Milne Thomas Little Thomas Kapilik Patricia Middleton McFadyen William Kitson Gustur Kristj ansson Patti Miyanishi M u - Clasina x A, Mathers ■w Richard Vincent Dick Kosmuk Lop at a Kenning X-45 MR. BULLER MATRICULATION Photo not available ' Mr. Buller 4g| ; si id Robert X Leeson Diane McDonald Robert Mussell Joe Meneth Pam McKechnie Liebrt ht Martin Karin Prevaling Marnie McCallum Gary Lukowy Dennis Le Roy Mundrick Lynda McMurdy Bruce Lumsden Ron Mendres Shaen Patton Walter Meinhart Barbara McGregor Richard Orloff X-47 MISS HOROSKO MATRICULATION Miss Horosko Marilyn Rafferty Barbara Rudyk Dawn Richiew m m j wf , jw 1 J % - ||||V ' ■ Vi § 1 r i Jnllm II - 9 1 •■P w 1 flj Robert Syko Janet Schock Pamela Smith atricia mith Linda Sotham Linda Rutherford Sandra Sholdra Charles Tinling Don Stewart Gordon Potruff Gregory Slocombe Arthur Schultz Jack Sutherland Anthony Romanow Robert Sandy Roy Smith 0tk A , Jk jm 1 P Af 1 Li o Yl Clifford Brian Charles Jacqueline jV Van Dyken Rudoph Taylor Smith p, 1 ) Sm. . | JE, i i r i 1 - r _ F 1 Jmh IlflBfe ' JH Suzanne Beth J Spack Scott William Zarchar Stephan Washen Frank Wagner Gail Tom Stevens Van Luesden Cynthia Thom Richard Helen Wilks Jone Thorkelsson Shelley Veenstra Donald Wyenberg Devona Volovich Yarennchuk Lang Watson Ellen Wiebe Chris Westdal Townsend Lloyd Girman Joyce Wilgosh Sandra Waltham Robert Turczyn Sandra Stifter Linda Werbin Hugh Windsor CANDIDS SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Grant Lemon, Dana Stewart Mr. R. J. Wilson. M.U.N.A. M. U. N. A. is the popular name of the Model United Nations Assem¬ bly. It is an unusually successful combination of youth service project and of an international service project, organized by the Rotary Club of Winnipeg, Canada. M. U. N. A. is what the title suggests - an attempt to reproduce the United Nations itself - in a locale far from its headquarters in New York. Each nation that holds membership in the U. N. is represented by a pair of Grade XII high school students. These students are selected, spon¬ sored, and sent to Winnipeg by Rotary Clubs in cities and towns in the Northern United States, Western Ontario, Saskatchewan and Manitoba in Canada. This year Miles MacDonell ' s delegates to M. U. N. A. held April 19 and 20 at Grant Park High School, were Dana Stewart and Grant Lemon. Dana and Grant, counselled by Mr. R. J. Wilson, represented the Con¬ troversial Country of Syria, a member of the Asian bloc. The assembly, highlighted by various walkouts, the first being led by our Syrian delegates, and many protests, was concluded by a formal banquet and dance at the Royal Alexandra Hotel where all the Delegates and their counsellors had the honour of being addressed by His Excellency Micheal Comar, Israeli Ambassador to Canada. 89 DRAMA CLUB STANDING: Jim McCarthy, Lang Watson, Randall Duplak. SEATED: Linda Joyce, Marilyn Dill, Dawn Richlew. This year the Miles Mac Donell Drama Club presented the one-act play ' The Happy Journey ' . This play portrays the rehearsal of a play in which a family takes a journey from Camden to Trenton. The cast consisted of six students from Grades X, XI, and XI. They were: Linda Joyce XI -28 - as Mother Dawne Richlew X -47 - as Caroline Jim McCarthy XII- 7 - as Arthur Randall Duplak X -42 - as Father Marilyn Dill X -42 - as Beula The play was directed by Lang Watson of X-48 who is a student of the Manitoba Theatre Centre. Supervisor and teacher sponsor was Miss Watson. The Drama Club is organized for the students to provide fun, experience, and knowL edge in the field of Acting. SNAPS 9C SEATED: Les Johnson, Bob Leeson, Wally Howard, Shirley Bihun, Stewart Juzda, Myron Hlynka, Ed Lagiewka. STANDING: Gord O ' Brien, Grant Monastryrski, Jim Anderson, Jim Johnson, Wayne Koley, Les Persicke, Jim Slivinski, Randy Iwankow, Glenn Wilde, Terry Wark. The Chess Club had eighteen members this year. Meetings were held every Wednesday noon. Myron Hlynka ended up atop the standings with 30 out of 34 possible points. Runners-up were Stuart Juzda, Jim Johnson, Bob Leeson, Jim Slivinski. The winner of the Round Robin tournament was Myron Hlynka. The Chess Club team competed in the Manitoba High School Chess Tournament. Competing members were Stuart Juzda, Myron Hlynka, Les Johnson, and Jim Slivinski. THE SCHOOL ORCHESTRA Piano Bass Accordian Clarinets Drums Randie Kushnier Jim Janes Richard Lancaster Howard Ceri Dave Dahlgr en Jim Nickarz Trumpets Saxaphone Tenor Sax Guitar Teacher Sponsor Don Mendres Don Stewart Gary Stempnick Ed Veyhl Jon Glowa Mr. T. C. Meadows 91 STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Linda Walker, Linda Cook, Adele Roberts, Ann Webster, Julie Bergner, Barbara Kiceluk, Donna Martin, Freda Redman, Beverly Harrow, Barbara McGregor, Janet Webb. MIDDLE ROW: Marg Hruden, Tom Lobay, Neil Taylor, Randy Kushnier, Errol Aspevig, Wayne Eliuk, Richard Sallee, Garnet Gilles, Hugh Stephens, Dan Shmeli ski, Richard Deeley, Jim Hull, Ken Mailey, Lynn Carmichael. BACK ROW: Mr. T. C. Meadows, Teacher Advisor; Lynn Fedorwick, Charlie Taylor, Jim Reid, Dick Long, Gordon O ' Brien, Stuart McLean, Micheal Dunbar, Dave Kemp, Don Buccini, Bill Grant, Jim Horne, Dennis Brown, Marcia Davis. PUBLICITY COMMITTEE SEATED: Frances Willis, Linda Cook. STANDING: Lome Wyshnicke, Mr. A. Stechison, Don Buccine. This committee was in charge of publicizing the Variety Concert and Tea, school dances, and other school functions. EATED: Barbara Wilkinson, Barbara Gage, June Bird, Dawn Richlew, Joan Wilkinson, ■o-Ann Chambers, Paul Evans, Diane Shaver. STANDING: Vic Cousic, Terry Horble, o-Ann Hall, Gerry Adel, Hugh Stephens, Walt Wakula, Marilyn-Jane Dill, Richard Tit- irniuk, Arlene Cartiledge. This year ' s Echo, under the capable guidance of Hugh Stephens, Editor in Chief, has een bigger and better than ever before. It was enhanced by a number of new Editions - colored heading, displaying our proud green and gold, an exciting cross-word puzzle, nd a Suggest-a-poll which allowed students to express their opinions on controversial ssues around the school being just a few. Free Echos to classes obtaining perfect sales and Penny-May-Days when a paper was avaliable for a penny were other new features begun. Many people helped make the paper a success this year. Our sincere appreciation goes to Miss Newton, our teacher sponsor, for the help she has given us this past year. The Newspaper Staff was aided by the Art Committee which set the news articles, designed headings, and made cartoons. Members of this committee were: Terry Horble {Art Editor), Richard Barrett, Jo-Ann Chambers, Victor Cousic, Dawn Richlew, June Bird, Janice Hunter, Sandra McMullen, Margaret Squibb. CANDIDS DANCE CLUB SEATED: Elaine Gensorek, Nola Stephens, Diane Shaver, Sheila Nykyforuk, rA Linda Walker, Barbara McGregor, Barbara Saunders, Connie McPherson, Mary Kotowycz, Les Johnson. CENTER ROW: Jim McKellar, Gerry Adel, Larry Borysyk, Frank Wagner, Ted Chmielowiec, Don Wardrop, -Richard Deeley, Walter Wakula, Ronald Drobat, Doug Geisel. BACK ROW: Lynn Fe dorwick, Sharon Trinder, Paula Evans, Barbara Gage, Karen Prevalnig, Brenda Bean, Leslie Kolisnyk, Karen Jaresh, Betty Harrison, Lynn DeGagne, Shirley Glowa, Judy Gauer, Carol Rutherford. This year of 1962-63, the M. M. C. Dance Club was composed of 150 members. Th executive consisted of Ted Chmielowiec - President, Sharon Trinder - Vice-President, Lynn Fedorwick - Secretary-Treasurer. New dance steps learned were the calypso, limbo, bossa-nova, under the direction of Miss Strimbiski. The Dance Club also had a West Indies Party and a dress-up party. The Dance Club also took part in the Variety Concert. The theme was Dancing Through the Ages. All who participated in the concert enjoyed themselves. CANDIDS I « Is If w £wr T FI ORATORICAL CLUB SEATED: Jeanette Daniels, Sharon Trinder, Angels Izynski, Linda Walker, Linda Venus, Christine Depoe. MIDDLE ROW: Walter Wakula, Don Hunter, Vernon Barrett, Hugh Stephens, Wayne Eliuk, Randy Kush- nier, Dave Baldwin. BACK ROW: Victor Kuzyk, Sharon Smith, Marilyn Rafferty, Arlene Catiledge, Barbara Rudyk, Chris Westdal, Carol Kor- nek. The club ' s executive for the 1962-63 year was: President - Hugh Stephens Vice-President - Chris Westdal Secretary - Sharon Smith The Oratorical Club was originally formed to help the interested students to speak. The club is very proud of Chris Westdal who placed second in the Manitoba School Trustees Oratorical Contest. This was the second year the school radio was in operation. A new item that we added to the M. M. C. R. broadcasts was the dedications. This turned out to be quite successful. The club provided MC ' s for the Variety Concert. The announcers for the basket¬ ball games were members of the Oratorical Club. The club had a very successful year, including debates, and visits by well-known speakers. Thanks go to Mrs. Lee and Miss Ryan, our teacher sponsors, for the help and guidance they gave the Club throughout the year. CANDIDS 95 SEATED: Pat Charter, Jean Birciw, Jim Smerek, Brian Thompson, Garry Peak, Eva-Lynn Bell. STANDING: Lawrence Borysyk, Steve Zabarylo, Jim Stadnick, Les Persnicke, Walt Wakula, Jon Glowa. The Camera Club was a most prominent, important, and vital organization in both the curricular and extracurricular activities of Miles Mac this year. It has earned a reputation because of its members being present almost everywhere. Th members of the club were: predominant at every event dealing with the school - basketball and volleyball games, dances, speeches, contests, performances, and even in the streets of Winnipeg. The teacher sponsor was Mr. P. R. Best. ARTS § SCIENCE COMMITTEE LEFT TO RIGHT: Stuart McLean, Randie Kushnier, Dave Kemp ■fi cA L 1 3 GLEE CLUB SEATED: J. Yarem ' chuk, S. Veenstra, D. Zoppa, R. Hill, O. Meyer, B. Dudar, J. Demaniuk, D. Shaver, P. McCartney, J. McCauley, S. Collicutt, M. Hall, M. Hamilton, S. Jones, E. Vehryn, S. Bihun, S. Boomer, R. Toupin, D. McDonald. MIDDLE ROW: L. Botham, L. Barnes, J. Wilkinson, K. Prevalnig, J. Birciew, S. Burnside, P. Hemmerling, M. Grieve, J. Graham, J. Hall, K. Findlay, F. Willis, J. Hunter, P. Davidson, C. Mathers, C. Dohewko, K. Wagner, E. Bell, C. Stecker, Miss S. McCann, Musical Director and teacher sponsor. STANDING: S. Trinder, J. Anning, S. Stifter, M. Blair, H. Wilkes, P. Townsend, C. Reith, G. Adel, H. Stephans, D. McLean, M. Dunbar, D. Buccini, D. Geisel, A. Webster, E. Russell, A. Roberts, B. Harrow, L. Perry, C. Peterson, P. Luxton. Under the excellent direction of Miss S. McCann, the Miles MacDonell Glee Club experienced another successful year. Besides partaking in the school ' s Rememberance Day Service, the choir did a medley of Negro songs in the Variety Concert. The club encountered a cold night when it went out Christmas carolling. The hot refreshments were well appreciated. Thanks to all the teachers who gave up their evening to help us. The club ' s executives were: President - Doug McLean, Vice-President - Ben Waa- genaar, Secretary-Treasurer - Mary-Ellen Grieve. Many thanks to Miss McCann who so ably led us, the competent executive, and all members who supported the Glee Club regularly this year. SEATED: John Harper, Gail Stephens, Richard Deeley, STANDING: Jim Hull, Wayne Eliuk, Richard Sallee, Hugh Stephens. SCHOOL SPIRIT COMMITTEE The School Spirit Commit¬ tee which is new at Miles Mac strove to increase school spirit by organizing pep rallys, and selling beanies. They also purchased an Honor Roll of Student Council Executives. The committee also offered numerous suggestions for pro¬ moting school enthusiasm in future years. It is hoped that in the years to come the committee will have a student body to work with which will be as co-operative and enthusiastic as the Students of the 1962-63 year have been. 97 THE FRENCH CLUB SEATED: P. Miyanishi, P. Luxton, J. Bergner, L. Manko, T. Fraser, L. Southam, S. Boomer, S. Spack. MIDDLE ROW: D. Baldwin, L. Smith, E. Aspevig, P. Benoit, B. Price, J. Slivinski, R. Kushnier, A. Cartildge, G. Adel. BACK ROW: E. Legiewka, J. Birciew, A. Bodie, R. Lancaster, S. McLean, T. Wark, N. Verhagen, J. Smith, P. Airhart. The French Club originated this year under the guidance and enthusiasm of Mr. Best. Meetings, conducted in French, were held every Activity period. The year ' s programming included; two French films, singing O ' Canada in French, visits from members of the French Council, French rock n ' roll sessions, among other Act¬ ivities. All the members enjoyed belonging to the club and we hope that it will be active in future years. The club ' s Executive was Randie Kushnier - President, Treasure Fraser - Secretary-Treasurer. Mr. P. Best - Teacher Sponsor. SOCIAL COMMITTEE SEATED: Pat Charter, Naida Stringer, Judy Gunning, Lynn Carmicheal. STANDING: Miss Parasuik, teacher sponsor; Cliff Schultz, Richard Sallee, Jim Moore, Don Buccini. 2IENCE CLUB The club ' s ecutive for ie 1962-63 ear was: Pre- Ldent-Brian hompson, Jim tadnick-Vice- ’resident, Jean ' irciew-Secre- ary- Treasurer. Meetings ere held twice month and ilms and peeches were the highlights. Among the activities of the SEATED: Diane Shaver, Dawn Lucas, Brian Thompson, Henry Reimer, Jim Smerek, Jean Birciew, Doug Geisel. MIDDLE ROW: Jim Slivinski, Jim Stadnick, Bill Price, Les Persnicke, Ed Kroeger, Brian Rudolph, Allan Stone. BACK ROW: Steve Zabarylo, Walter Wakula, Bob Tibbs, John Kaye, Robert Turzyn, Jon Glowa, Lawrence Borysyk. club were: put on a display for the Variety Concert, and entered projects in two Science Fairs. Ed Kroeger and Jim Stadnick won first prize for Rocketry at the East Kildonan Science Fair. John Kaye re- cevied first prize for his AMFM receiver. Steve Zabarylo and Brian Thompson won second prize for their digital computer in the East Kildonan Science Fair. The same digital computer also won first prize in the Department of Mathematics at the Manitoba Science Fair. Bill Price won first prize for his insect collection at the East Kildonan Science Fair and Third Prize in Biology at the Manitoba Fair. The first prize in the Field Project was awarded to Jim Stadnick and Ed Kroeger for their Rocketry Work. Thanks to Mr. Heubner and Mr. Buller, teacher Sponsors, for their assistance in making the Science Club a success. TOUCHDOWN QUIZ TEAM SEATED: Mike Shewal, Donna-Mae Kernatz, Bob Schwenk, STANDING: Tom Lobay, Mr. R. H. Stevens, John Petryshn. This able team, under the direction of Mr. R. H. Stevens, represent¬ ed Miles Mac in Channel 7 ' s Touchdown Quiz. They defeated Nelson Mac in the first game but, unfortunately, lost out to Selkirk in the next. REACH FOR THE TOP TEAM Grant Lemon, Maureen Crump, Dana Stewart, Ed Kroeger, Mr. R. J. Wilson. These four Capable students represented our school on Channel 3 ' s Reach for the Top. They appeared four times defeating Westwood, St. Johns, but, unfortunately lost to Elmwood High in the Division playoffs. Our school needn ' t feel ashamed of this defeat, as the Elmwood team went on to win the Programme Series. In a sense, our students came second in the Whole Show. PIONEER CLUB SEATED: Suzanne Boomer, Shirley Bihun, Pat Luxton, Marilyn Gordon, Julie Bergner, Carol Peterson, Shirley Collicutt, Linda Hoover. STANDING: Mr. Buller, teacher sponsor; Patsy Gutknecht, Linda Pow¬ ell, Marjorie Van Dyken, Gordon Oates, Ed Kroeger, Nancy Gutknecht, Pat Davidson, Ruth Tiede, Beverley Boitson, Mr. Brown, teacher sponsor. Miles Mac ISCF (Inter-School-Christian-Fellowship Club) within the school for the purpose of Christian fellowship among the students is a club with the motto ' To know Christ and make him known ' . The year ' s programme has consisted of films, discussions, Bible studies, speakers, and special guests. As ISCF is a city-wide group. Miles Mac members participated in the yearly weekend conference at Steinbach and Spring Camp at Star Lake. Members also joined clubs across Canada in working one day of their Easter Holidays - the proceeds going to support Samuel Escabar, a missionary to South America sponsored by Canadian ISCF clubs. The club ' s Executive was: President - Ed Kreeger, Vice-President - Julie Bergner, Secretary-Treasurer - Marilyn Gordon, Social - Tamira Friesen. ELECTION,CONSTITUTION AWARDS COMMITTEE This committee, consisting of Mike Dunbar (Chairman), Hugh Stephens, Mary- Ellen Grieve, Alvin Jasper, and Margaret Squibb was in charge of the Elections, the drawing up of the constitution, and the distribution of the Awards. The committee‘wishes to thank Mr. T. C. Meadows for this help with the work. 101 FRESHIE DANCE The annual Freshie Election Dance was held early in October. The grade 10 ' s were to come clad in such things as pajama bottoms and tops, old shoes, hot water bottles, oven mitts, and signs. . I AM A Freshie. . . After a mild case of hazing the Grade 10 ' s, the students of M. M. C. enjoyed an evening of dancing and fun. SNO-BALL DANCE The Sno-Ball Dance one of the highlights of the school year at M. M. C. was held in the M. M. C. auditorium on Friday, November 30. The queen chosen was Peggy McCartney, and the princesses chosen were Elaine Gen- sorak second, and Gail Stevens first. Many thanks go out to the M. C. ' s Jim Hull and Ed Clay, and to the Social Commit¬ tee who planned an evening of fun for every¬ one. THE MARDI GRAS DANCE On February 8th, 1963 the M. M. C. Gym A. was the scene of the third school dance this year. The theme--Mardi Gras--was excellently carried out in the dec¬ orations. Jives, Congo lines, and the most popular of all the Waltz were the order of the evening. Dress for the girls varied from party dresses to the more casual sheaths, and most of the boys dressed accordingly. Many thanks go out to the social committee and to St. Al ' s C. Y. O. who donated their record collection, for making this dance successful and fun for all. THE SPRING PROM The Spring Prom was the fourth dance in the school year. Flowers, balloons and coloured streamers highlighted the spring time theme. The stage was adorned with flowers by the Social Com¬ mittee. The dance on the whole was successful. There wa ' s a great variety in dance. Many thanks go to Miss Parasuik and her Social Committee and all others who made this dance a success. EVENING IN MANHATTEN The final dance of the year was considered the finest dance of the year. The dancing was enjoyable and the food delicious. Jack Shapeira ' s fine or¬ chestra was enjoyed by all who attended. Thanks go to the Social Committee for making this dance a success. THE VARIETY CONCERT £ TEA On Wednesday, March 6th, Mr. M. A. Stechison produced the Miles Mac Variety Concert and Tea. The Tea was conducted in Gym B. while the Variety Concert was performed twice in Gym A. Gym B, where the Tea was held was decorated to convey a spring theme. Large hoops of flowers hung from the ceiling and birds, trees, and fences adorned the walls. Many thanks go out to those who helped to make the Tea a success. There was a Home Cooking room under the direction of Miss Newton. Thanks go out to her and the girls working for her who did a good job of selling. The Variety show was a huge success. Mrs. Lee directing the Oratorical Club supplied M. C. ' s. Our School president Wayne Eliuk was the Chairman. The show opened with O Canada followed by president Wayne Eliuk ' s speech of welcome. The lively and varied program included something for everyone and was highly praised by all in attendance. We would like to give a special vote of thanks to the performers who provided the excellent entertainment. Thanks also go to stage-hands, electricians, costumers, make-up assistants, guides and servers who helped to make the show a success. Financially speaking, our Variety Show was very successful. For those interested the school cleared approximately one thousand dollars in profit. Again many thanks go out to Producer - Mr. M. A. Stechison, Stage Manager - Mr. H. Weibe, Assistant Manager - Mr. A. Slawson, Chief Electrician - Peter Thompson, Program Assistant - Lome Wyshnicki, The Orchestra with leader Mr. T. C. Meadows, The Glee Club led by Miss McCann, Drama Club with Miss M. Watson, The Tumbling Club with Mr. R. Kuran, The Dance Club headed by Miss Y. Strimbiski and finally all those who helped in any way to make the Variety Show and Tea of 1963 successful in all ways. THE WINNIPEG SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA VISIT The W. S. O. under the direction of Victor Feldbrill On January 24, the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra paid a visit to Miles Mac. As could have been expected, many students didn ' t really appreciate their coming until they actually came. Upon their visit, students who thought they would fall asleep as the con¬ cert progressed found themselves enjoying every minute of it. The visit was largely due to the efforts of Mr. Meadows and Mr. Scarrow and the East Kildonan School Board. The visit was sincerely enjoyed by everyone in the school, and when the concert was over, Victor Feldbrill and his excellent orchestra received a standing ovation. THE MANITOBA THEATRE CENTRE VISIT Center visited Miles MacDonell. In their company was includ¬ ed Len Cariou, a former student of Miles MacDonell, Eric Donkin, and Maureen Fitzgerald The Theatre Centre presented a hilarious programme of light material to everyone ' s amusement. Thanks again go to Mr. Meadows, Mr. Scarrow, and the East Kildonan School Board for bringing the players to our School. Their visit was one that will long be remembered. Miles Mac can certainly be proud of Len Cariou who received part of his Education under the same teachers as we, the stu¬ dents of 1962-63, are receiving ours. THLETICS CURLING CLUB SEATED: J. Daniels, J. Yaremchuk, D. Zoppa, C. Boomer, Mr. H. Wiebe, teacher sponsor; L. Stanger, M. Blair, P. Fiddler, E. Lowry. MIDDLE ROW: M. Papish, H. Windsor, V. Barrett, B. Wagg, R. Ryan, C. Gislason, R. Deely, V. Lopata, G, Warriner. BACK ROW: lone Thorkellson, B. Grant, F. Willis, K. Mitchell, K. Windsor, J. Hall, J. Graham, M. Grieve, J. Ogilvie, L. Thorkellson. The Club ' s Executive for the year was President, Ray Ryan; Vice-President, Ken Mitchell; Secretary-Treasurer, Mary-Ellen Grieve; Teacher Sponsor, Mr. H. Wiebe. The curling club enjoyed another successful year. Each team played ten games at Rossmere Curling Club. The winners were: Ken Mitchell, Skip; Mr. Wiebe, Third; Greg Warriner, Second; Hugh Windsor, Lead. The finalists were: Ray Ryan, Skip; Mr. P. Heubner, Third; Elaine Lowry, Second; Vince Lopata, Lead. Thanks to Mr. H. Wiebe for making this year possible, the Executive who helped run the club, and to all the members who faithfully supported it throughout the year. CURLING CLUB WINNERS K. Mitchell, skip; Mr. Wiebe, thrid; Hugh Windsor, lead; Greg Warriner, second. 106 BOYS’SPORTS COUNCIL SEATED: Greg Slocomb, Dale Martin, Ken Mailey, Frank Wagne Dick Long. STANDING: Richard Titarniuk, Richard Deely, Ted Chmielowiec, Conrad Gislason, Thomas Lobay. GIRLS’SPORTS COUNCIL SEATED: Shelley Veenstra, Shirley Dudeck, Wilda Phillips, Freda Redman, Diane Ross, Judy Randall. STANDING: Karen Prevalnig, Betty Harrison, Arlene Cartiledge, Lyn Smith, Nora Verhagen, Les Johnson, Kerry McCombs. BOWLING CLUB Although the past season of 1962-63 saw a decrease in the number of teams that participated, the bowling league had a very successful year. Competition, both on a team and an individual basis, was keen. This spirit was very evident in that there were ties for first and second positions. The final standings were: Gutterballs 87 Kildonians 87 Alley Gators 84 Flukers 84 The Shoots 79 Pot Shots 74 Boppers 65 The roll-offs were held on May 14 at Lynnwood Alleys and the championship team are Shirley Chiborak, Naida Stringer, Beverley Mann, Jim McKellar, and J. Procillo (captain) The high average champions are Brenda Bean (171) and Bruce Sutherland (184) TUMBLING CLUB The Tumbling Club, under the able direction of Mr. Kuran put on an excellent display in the Variety Concert. Members of the club were: Pete Thompson, Don Hatch, Ken Mailey, Doug Brown, Wally Howard, Cliff Schultz, Danny McCullough, Jim Hull, Bruce Jackson, Keith Jones, Hugh Stephans, Jim Bakken. BADMINTON CLUB WINNERS SEATED: G. Exchange, B. MacLean, J. Poley, B. Milne. STANDING: B. Starenchuk, W. Turk, K. Sorenson, B. Kozminski. The 1962-63 season of badminton ended quite successfully. Through the help of the teachers who sponsored the club, everything went smoothly and no difficul¬ ties arose. The club officers were elected the first week as follows: President, Ken Mailey; Vice President, Bev MacLean; Secretary-Treasurer, Bev Milne. The following week, seventy-five students became members of the club. From that time on, until the end of March, the Miles Mac Gym A was the scene of Badminton skills. The Gym was divided into three courts which allowed twelve people to play at one time. By the end of each evening all the attending members managed to play at least three games. A badminton tournament climaxed the season on March 19. The members participated with great enthusiasm and the winners emerged as: Girls ' Singles, Bev Milne; Boys ' Singles, Brian Starenchuk; Girls ' Doubles, Judy Poley and Geraldine Exchange; Boys ' Doubles, Bob Kozminski and Walter Turk; Mixed Doubles, Bev Milne and Kim Sorenson, After the Tournament, badminton was considered as finished for the rest of the school year for most members, but some of the members did go on to play in the Suburban Tournament and the Greater Winnipeg Tournaments. None were completely successfully but valuable experience was gained. The cheerlead¬ ers, under the di¬ rection of Miss M. Watson and Miss Kerr consisted of Margaret Coates, Donna Olsen, Bev Milne, Gail Riddell, Marilyn Norris, Pat Knoll, Elaine Gensorek, Francess Ross, Leona Solomon, Janet Webb, Judy Gadway, and Bev McLean. They showed up very well at the Uni¬ versity Field House Volleyball Series, the Pep Rally and many of the school games. TRACK AND FIELD CLUB SEATED: E. Lowry, P. McCartney, S. Dudeck, B. Wilkinson, O. Papish, D. Saltel, J. Birciew, C. Stracker, G. Bennett, J. Kohnan, D. Ross, D. Shaver , J. Randell, S. Boomer, J. Daniels. MIDDLE ROW: L. DeGagne, F. Wagner, R. Collings, D. Hunter, K. Dunthorne, H. Stephens, V. Romanow, R. Glover, P. Benoit, K. Sorenson, T. Algren, T. DenHeyer, J. Nickarz, E. Wazney. BACK ROW: Dennis Brown, Victor Kuzyk, M. Benoit, N. Porub- anec, T. Lobay, S. McLean, K. Mitchell, R. Titarniuk, J. Kan- cer, D. Gregg, E. Lagieuwka, C. Boomer, J. Wilkinson, D. Re¬ beck. Track and Field Club met three mornings a week Trom Febuahy to April. After Easter Holidays it was held daily both morning and noon. As Field Day approached, the club ' s membership increased to 40. The club thanks Mr. Wilson, Mr. Elfenbaum, Mr. Kuran, and Miss Strimbiski. These teachers brought the members of the club to their peak efficiency for the big meet TRACK FIELD DAY CANDIDS AWARDS DAY Miles MacDonell ' s Awards Day was held June 6 in the Miles MacDonell Auditorium. The chairman for the programme was the school president Wayne Eliuk. Frances Ross was presented the award for naming the final dance. Don Buccini of the Social Committee made the presentation. Following this, Richard Deely presented the School Spirit Awards to Chris Westdal, Julie Bergner, Murray Botterill, Conrad Gislason, and Dana Stewart. School letters were presented by Mr. H. Dick to deserving students. Wayne Eliuk then read the names of those who were worthy of recieving school crests. These students were: Errol Aspevig, Vern Barrett, Don Buccini, Christine Boomer, Lynn Carmicheal, Arlene Cartiledge, Judy Gunning, Jim Hull, Jim Horne, Dave Kemp, Edwin Kroeger, Randie Kushnier, Victor Kuzyk, Colin Laker, Dale Martin, Kerry McCombs, Stuart McLean, Karen Prevalnig, Judy Randall, Diane Ross, Cliff Schultz, Kim Sorenson, Gail Stevens, Lorna Weber, Frank Wagner, and Fran Willis. Wayne Eliuk, Chairman, then read out the names of the students who won an award for the second consecutive year. These were: Audrey Baldoke, Julie Bergner, Ted Chmielowiec, Shirley Dudeck, Richard Deely, Dennis Glavin, Don Hunter, Dick Long, Ken Mailey, Peggy McCartney, Richard Sallee, Lyn Smith, Sharon Smith, Neil Taylor, Bob Tibbs, Nora Verhagen, Linda Walker, and Joan Wilkinson. Mr. T. C. Meadows presented the above students with bars. Then, Miles Mac ' s principal, Mr. J. E. Scarrow presented the following students with cups and bars. These students had won crests and bars in the last two years and had done the most in Citizenship to help the School. The students were: Mike Dunbar, Hugh Stephens, Tom Lobay, Barb Wilkinson, Rich Titarniuk, and the School President Wayne Eliuk. Next on the programme came the presentation of the athletic Awards. Ken Mailey read the names of the students who won badminton Awards. These were: Bev Milne, Brian Staranchuk, Judy Poley, Geraldine Exchange, Bob Kozminski, Walte.r Turk, Bev MacLean, and Kim Sorenson. Mr. Saiko presented the badminton Awards. Mr. J. Bryant then presented the Prince Edward Legion Curling Cup Trophy to the Ken Mitchell Rink. Members of the winning rink were Ken Mitchell - Skip, Mr. H. Wiebe - Third, Greg Warriner - Second, and Hugh Windsor - Lead. Mr. R. J. Wilson then presented the Bowling Awards. Winners were: Brenda Bean, Bruce Sutherland, and the Kildonians, Jerry Procillo, and his winning team and Murray Botterill. Ill Peggy McCartney received the Award for the Grade XI XII Volleyball Champs. She received the Award on behalf of the team from XI-28. Marilyn Harris of X-43 received the Award for the School Volleyball Champs. Gail Stevens of X-48 was presented the Award for the Grade X Bask etball Champs. Audrey Baldoke of XI-26 received the Award for the Grade XI - XII Basketball Champs. Ed Seepish and Gerry Szpak were presented the Award for the Grade X Boys ' Basketball Champs. Colin Laker, of X-3 then received the School Basketball Champs Award. Dave Muir and Gerry Szpak were presented the Grade X Boys ' Volleyball Champs Award for their winning team from X-46. Colin Laker of X-3 again paraded up to take the School Boys ' Volleyball Champs Award for his team. Mrs. Lee then presented Mr. E. Dyck the MMC Track and Field High Room scorers for his XII- 3 room. Karen Prevalnig and Jan Kohnen were presented the Award for the Inter-School Basketball Champs by Mr. Elfenbaum. The Suburban Track and Field Meet Awards were presented by Mr. J. Wilson to the Boys ' Pursuit Relay Team. This team consisted of Jim Nickarz, Tom Lobay, Rich Titarniuk, and Ken Paposh. Jim Nickarz then received the Track and Field Championship for the Boys ' Division. Mr. R. Kuran then presented medals to the following finalists in the Provincial Track and Field Meet: Shirley Dudeck, Jim Murray, Don Hunter, Colin Laker, Ron Glover, Rod Heide. Finally, the presentation of the Stryck Cups were made. Mr. Kuran presented Shirley Dudeck with the Girls ' Cup and Mr. Elfenbaum presented Ken Mailey with the Boys ' Cup. • — $g VARSITY BOYS ' BASKETBALL SEATED: Ken Mailey, Conrad Gislason, Don Hunter, Gary Cwiak, Kim Sorenson. STANDING: Ted Chmielowiec, Vic Romanow, John Mallin, Dennis Glavin, Roger Bricky, Dave Baldwin. The regular season began on Jan. 4 at the Miles Mac Gym where the Buckeyes play¬ ed Transcona. Transcona won 41- 40 in a thrill-pack¬ ed game. The sec¬ ond league game (on Jan. 11) saw Miles Mac lose another squeaker 28-25. On Janu¬ ary 18, Miles Mac was finally success¬ ful, defeating West Kildonan 52-42. On Jan. 25 Miles Mac played Garden City at G. C. and lost again 48-34. Nelson Mac then slaughtered the Club 59-38. Again, MMC went down to defeat to Wind¬ sor Park on Feb. 8 48-41. Finally, on February 15, Miles Mac defeated River East 49-48. On Feb. 20, the club lost to Transcona 37-34. On Feb. 22 Miles Mac lost again to River East 46-44. On March 6, the team managed to win against West Kildonan Collegiate 51-40. To follow the victory up, our team won against Nelson Mac on March 8. The score was 32- 28. The final game with Miles Mac pitted against Garden City on March 15 saw Garden City win 63-41.’ A double header game was played against Provencher School. The final out-come showed Miles Mac and Provencher win a game each. Don Hunter was the high scorer with 122 points and came tenth in the league high scoring race. Congratulations Don ! Although our Varsity Buckeyes did not reach the playoffs, they played very well. Lady Luck, obviously, did not seem to shine on them this year. Nevertheless, the boys fought hard. Better luck next year! VARSITY GIRLS ' BASKETBALL The girls ' Varsity Basket¬ ball season lasted from the first week of January to the end of March. All through the season, the girls lost only one game. The score on January 8, when Miles Mac played Transcona at MMC was 13-11. On January 15 Miles Mac won over Windsor Park 22-5. On January 22, MMC won again 28-20 over West Kildonan. At Garden City on the 29 MMC won 35-10. On January 31 MMC won over Nelson Mac at NM 33-11. On SEATED: Marilyn Franks, Arlene Goodman, Nicols Panchysak, Cathy Stracker, Manager, Audrey Baldoke, Shirley Dudeck, Co- Captain. STANDING: Ruth Tiede, Arlene Cartildge, Lyn Smith, Nora Verhagen, Captain; Josie Dudeck, Sharon Smith. February 12 Miles Mac beat River East 16-12. On Feb 14 Miles Mac beat Transcona 29-26. On Feb. 19, Miles Mac beat Windsor Park 24-14. On Feb. 26, Miles Mac beat West Kildonan 24-19. It had to come. On Feb. 28, Garden City just managed to beat Miles Mac 11-9. But our girls were not beaten. They slaughtered Nelson Mac on the 5th of March 26-8. The last game was a disappointment. River East played MMC on March 14 and won 21-15. Although not in scheduled games. Miles Mac beat St. Johns and Grant Park by scores of 40-29 and 14-13 respectively. Congratulations are due to our girls as they came first in the league standings and had a near perfect record of play. Marilyn Franks and Nora Verhagen were fifth and sixth in the high scoring race. Congratulations! You girls made up for the bad run of luck the boys had. SNAPS fettrira ' 44 VARSITY BOYS’ VOLLEYBALL SEATED: Doug Rebeck, Paul Sambroke, Ken Mailey, Richard Deely, Larry Kich, Cliff Schultz. STANDING: Gerry Webb, Manager; Rich Titarniuk, Ken Irwin, Vic Romanow, Ted Chmielowiec, Conrad Gislason, Dave Schab. CANDIDS cr� . I WjM 1 ■ 54 1 o 11.0 : J fo.j li S3 1| 1 S3 1 1 24 1 |LF W � m ff W ' 5 m. ?? 1 VARSITY GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL SEATED: Mary Melenchuk, Peggy McCartney, Shirley Dudeck, Barb Wilkinson, Margaret MacDonald. STANDING: Diane Ross, Florence Shellenberg, Nora Verhagen, Lyn Smith, Joan Wilkinson Audrey Baldoke. FRESHMEN BOYS’ BASKETBALL SEATED: Ted Baldwin, John Ratcliffe, Neil Taylor, Dick Long. STANDING: Dale Martin, Bob Tibbs, Jim Hull, Rich Deely, Ken Turnbull Manager. 117 GIRLS’ FRESHMEN BASKETBALL Les Johnson, Kerry McCombs, Karen Prevalnig, Janice Kohnen, Judy Gunning, Cathy Hinatsu. STANDING: Linda Aseltine, Carol Henry, Gail Stevens, Linda Cooper, Linda Hamilton, Nancy Pourbanec, Linda Walker, Manager. The freshmen girls ' Miles MacDonell Basketball team played all their games on Thursday, at 4:30. On January 10, Miles Mac beat Windsor Park 26-9. On January 17, Miles Mac beat Transcona 22-18. On Feb. 7, Miles Mac beat Windsor Park 36-11. On Feb. 21 the girls beat River East 42-12. The final game in the normal league play was played against Transcona. Our girls won it 26-22. Then came several Exhibition Games. Miles Mac won them all. The girls entered the Suburban finals and there they walloped Transcona 34-12 and 38-12. The girls had a perfect season. Congratulations go to the team members and to their manager Linda Walker. FRESHMEN BOYS’ VOLLEYBALL SEATED: Ed Laguika, Jim Horne, Bill Harper, John Ratcliffe, Dale Martin, Vic Kouzyk. STANDING: Gerry Webb, Manager; Hugh Wind sor, Kirk Windsor, Bob Syko, Jim Hull, Jack Duncan, Richard Lan¬ caster. FRESHMEN GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL i. Ci , 1 MBS ' - T U - N 21 1 jm. gfc 1 S Mt wM 1 M 1 PinM PlisBi P 1 v — iii jjji. ■jT | i fl ■ — -St 1 ffl ss ' mL W. b 1 SalHil - MV -till JpjW I 1 X 1 INTRAMURAL BOYS’ VOLLEYBALL CHAM S XII - 3 SEATED: Richard Klansky, Jim Nickarz, Bob Kozminski, Brian Koziarski, Colin Laker. STANDING: Bill Markosa, Keith Jones, John Mallin, Don Mendres, Terry MacDonald, Tom Lobay. INTRAMURAL GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL CHAMP X - 43 SEATED: Elaine Gensorek, Kathy Hinatsu, Judy Gunning, Eliz¬ abeth Frederickson, Marilyn Harris. STANDING: Sally Fig- gures, Carol Henry, Linda Hamilton, Carol Evans, Joan Forgie. 120 I TRAMURAL BOYS’ BASKETBALL CHAMPS XII - 3 SEATED: Richard Klansky, Bob Kozminski, Brian Koziar- ski, Colin Laker. STANDING: Bill Markusa, Keith Jones, Don Mendres, Terry MacDonald, Ken Mitchell. NTRAMURAL GIRLS’ BASKETBALL CHAMPS XI - 26 SEATED: Lynne Carmicheal, Janet Birt, Audrey Baldoke, Barbara Dudar. STANDING: Glennis Bennett, Diedre Campbell, Lynn DeGagne, Cathy Dehenko, Jocilyn Anning. 121 TRACK AND FIELD DAY After several weeks of practise Miles Mac athletes displayed their talents at the Annual Track and Field Meet held at Sargent Park on May 14. Results were: GIRLS ' EVENTS EVENT PRIMARY JUNIOR INTERMEDIATE SENIOR 60 yd sprint J. Randall M. Franks E. Lowry J. Daniels 100 yd sprint O. Papish A. Baldoke E. Lowry J. Daniels Half Mile K. Prevalnig Low Hurdles P. McCartney L. Svendson C. Boomer R. Reimer Ball Throw S. Dudeck C. Fogg J. Dudeck C. Henry Discus Throw S. Dudeck P. Rogasky G. Bennett N. V erhagen High Jump J. Randall D. Saltel J. Colston K. Prevalnig Broad Jump O. Papish K. Fogg J. Colston L. DeGagne Shuttle Relay 1st X-48 2nd - XI-23 3rd - X-41 Pursuit Relay 1st XI-21 2nd - XI-11 3rd - X-48 BOYS ' EVENTS Broad Jump Gerry Webb K. Mailey T. Ahlgren W. Jarske Hop, Step, Jump G. Webb K. Mailey T. Ahlgren W. Slobik High Jump G. Webb R. Glover T. Ahlgren R. Philips Discus Throw L. Hosinoff E. Wazney L. Rich R. Heide Shot Put D. Rebeck J. Murray W. Prevalnig R. Heide 100 yd sprint D. Martin B. Johnston J. Nickarz T. Lob ay 220 yd sprint D. Martin F. Wagner K. Sorenson R. Titarniuk Half Mile S. McLean K. Mailey D. Hunter V. Romanow Mile D. Brown D. Hunter T. Bailey Shuttle Relay 1st - XII-3 2nd - XI-15 3rd - X-32 Pursuit Relay 1st - XII-3 2nd - X-32 3rd - X-31, X-48 In this meet. MMC athletes established 29 new records Girls-16, Boys-13. Ken Mailey, Gerry Webb, and Ted Ahlgren all won three victories. Olena Papish established two new records. 13 seconds in the 100 yd sprint, 14 ft. 3 in. in the broad jump. Shirley Dudeck established a new record in the ball throw - 167. 9 feet. Congratulations go to all the students who won events and broke records but not to be forgotten are all those who entered events but were not lucky enough to win. They, too, deserve hearty congratulations. SUBURBAN TRACK MEET The Surburban Track Meet who placed were: NAME S. Dudeck P. Rogasky N. Verhagen K. Fogg J. Dudeck E. Lowry J. Bergner J. Soorsma R. Reimer J. Ramdall M. Franks L. Webber K. Prevalnig Audrey Baldoke, Elaine Lowry, was held at Sargent Park on May 28. Miles Mac students GIRLS ' EVENTS EVENT 1st Discus, 1st B. T. 1st Discus 3rd Discus 3rd B. T. , 2nd half mile 3rd B. T. 2nd 100 yd. dash, 1st 60 yd. 3rd 100 yd. dash 3rd 60 yd. hurdles 2nd 60 yd. hurdles 3rd 60 yd. dash 3rd 60 yd. dash 1st High Jump 1st High Jump, 1st Half Mile Marilyn Franks, Judy Randall CLASSIFICATION Primary Junior Senior Junior Intermediate Intermediate Senior Junior Senior Primary Junior Senior Senior 3rd - Pursuit Relay NAME Don Gregg J. Nickarz K. Pakosh T. Lobay R. Mendres D. Schab R. Titarniuk J. Webb H. Windsor C. Laker T. Ahlgren E. Laguiwka K. Sorenson S. McLean E. Wazney R. Heide D. Rebeck J. Murray K. Cameron R. Glover R. Philips Jim Horne K. Mailey D. Hunter T. Lobay, Jim Nickarz, K. BOYS ' EVENTS EVENT 3rd 100 yd. dash 1st 100 yd. dash 1st - 220 2nd 100 yd., 2nd - 220 1st 100 yd. dash 3rd 100 yd. dash 2nd 220 yd. dash 3rd 220 yd. dash 2nd H. S. J. 3rd Broad Jump 3rd H. S. J. 1st H. S. J. 1st Broad Jump 2nd H. S. J. Tie 3rd Pole Vault 3rd -440, 3rd Half mile 2nd half mile 3rd Discus 1st Discus 1st Shot Put 1st Shot Put 2nd Shot Put, 1st B. J. 1st High Jump 2nd High Jump 2nd Broad Jump 3rd Broad Jump 1st Mile Paposh, R. Titarniuk 1st Pursuit Relay CLASSIFICATION Primary Intermediate Intermediate Senior Senior Senior Senior Primary Primary Junior Intermediate Primary Intermediate Primary Junior Senior Primary Junior Intermediate Junior Senior Primary Junior Intermediate Shirley Dudeck J. Murray D. Hunter C. Laker R. Glover R. Heide D. Rebeck PROVINCIAL TRACK MEET 1st Ball throw 3rd Shot Put 3rd half mile 3rd broad jump 2nd High Jump 1st Discus 2nd Shot Put Primary Junior Intermediate Junior Junior Senior Primary 123 hi t r« : j i graft; .yijU—iiW B ■; ■ r m w. ) 5 : 11 % 1 A 1 L ' , ft |.j vM I £ -j IXflllii jP V m $ ] .i JV , k “; WnmjB IS -H i Bfflwsss gs i H aMMB . 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