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

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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

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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

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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