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

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Glee Club RST ROW: J. Scarrow, W. Metz, A. Kroeger, M. Kiceluk, E. Komarchuk, . A. Stechishin, Director; P. Spicer, A. Peniak, D. Mateyko, E. Dale, B. Burron. 1COND ROW: D. Kotyluk, K. Chomiak, C. Dill, M. Michalski, D. Chalmers, . McDonald, H. McCaine, A. deRooy, M. Winship, L. O ' Connell, C. Hausler, N. Bird, . Alderson, M. Lamb, B. Anning, E. Enns, D. Vince. HIRD ROW: E. Bucholz, E. St. Onge, S. Alberg, J. Vivian, S. Wright, T. Beckett, . Graham, H. Ceri, G. Wiest, P. Juliussen, T. Martin, Janet Topping, J. Tait, ’. Dyer, J. James. Maths Club This year, the Maths Club was introduced to the principles of the New Maths system and to the basic use of the abacus and slide rule. We also reviewed geometry and algebra in preparation for the Grade 12 Provincial Maths Examination, and entered an exhibit of puzzles and brain teasers in the Spring Fair. We wish to thank our club sponsor, Mrs. Zubek, and to extend heartiest congratulations to one of our members, Greg Kennedy, who came second among the more than 600 students who wrote the Provincial Maths Exam. SITTING: Sharon Kaczmar, M. Kaye, M. Zubek, Sponsor; W. Caswill, S. Gay. SECOND ROW: A. Crump, C. Spelchak, B. Gillespie, B. Pollock, G. Kennedy. THIRD ROW: B. Bilan, G. Chartrand, C. Jaworski, G. Johansson.

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Current Affairs Club FRONT ROW: J. Werstiuk, L. Parris, D. Neilsen, E. Komarchuk, E. Horne, E. Bucholz, L. Klymchuk. SECOND ROW: D. Kotyluk, D. Pitsanuk, W. Caswill, J. Schade, B. Burron, M. Winiarz, B. Anning. BACK ROW: T. Prymak, Mr. Drewe, R. Atkins, R. Richert, J. Topping, S. H: M. Hayes. MISSING: C. Chivers. The Current Affairs Club has completed its second successful year at Miles Macdonell. Under the leadership of our president, Ellen Komarchuk, the club completed the following activities; presentation of a United Nations Day, (Thanks to the Student Council for purchasing a U.N. flag), a travelogue by Mrs. Zubek, preparation of an ex¬ hibit for the Spring Fair, sponsorship of a debate against River East, as well as numer¬ ous discussions on current affairs. As a finale to the year ' s activities, the Current Affairs Club presented a panel dis¬ cussion by the teachers, Mr. Best, Mr. H. Dick, Mrs. Zubek, and Mrs. Grieve, who gave their opinions of today ' s teenagers. Many thanks to our teacher sponsor, Mr. Drewe. United Nations Seminar The purpose of the United Nations Seminar is to acquaint high school students with the workings of the U.N. through lectures, films, and discussions. School represen¬ tatives, in turn, pass on their ac¬ quired knowledge to other students through participation in U. N. , History, and Current Affairs Clubs. From left to right: C. Chivers, R. Adkins, W. Caswill. 114

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Slide Rule Club The members of the Geography Club enjoyed a very fruitful year participating en¬ thusiastically in many projects. These consisted of corresponding with students of other countries, contributing geographic displays to the Spring Fair, and taking field trips to Burns Foods Ltd. and C. N. Tele-communications and Data Processing. The members of the Geography Club extend their sincere thanks to Mr. Chrustie, teacher sponsor. The Slide Rule Club, under the capable leadership of Mr. Shklanka, has now had three successful years of operation. This year, the club had a new record high in en¬ rolment. The club met during lunch hours each Wednesday. All members are now expert slip-stick operators, much envied by those who still have to do long division and take square root, by pencil and paper. President - Ted Tuchonowski Secretary - Peter Schneider Geography Club 116