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

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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

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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

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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