R S McLaughlin Collegiate and Vocational Institute - Haggis Yearbook (Oshawa, Ontario Canada)

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Senior LjirM I Dadlzetba BACK ROW L-R: Jan Finley, Ruth Pascoe, Joyce Roxburgh, Suzanne Meyer, Barb Monaghan, Sue Waite, Karen Johnson, Mrs. Sterling. FRONT ROW: Jo Ann Waddell, Sue Mason, Brenda Roxburgh, Pat Wall, Sheryl Dodwell. ABSENT: Lynda Parsons. Aunior ( jirtd d5a5hetbali fS ft ft ?% ' ' k I BACK ROW L-R: Sandra Thompson, Susan Neal, Jan Ward, Anne Lloyd, Ietje Steenstra, Lynne Romanchuk, Miss MacDonald. FRONT ROW: Dianne Watt, Norma Coolidge, Lois Bigwood, Jane Mason, Sharon Barkwell. 63

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Senior Ljirid L oileubaii BACK ROW L-R: Mrs. Sterling, Ruth Pascoe, Marilyn Bowler, Nancy Bevan, Jan Ward, Brenda Roxburgh, Susanne Pelow. FRONT ROW: Susan Mason, Jo Ann Waddell, Jan Finley, Pat Wall, Marlene Gilmer, Joyce Roxburgh. junior Ljirld Volleyball BACK ROW L-R: Norma Coolidge, Zlatka Abersek, Anne Lloyd, Lois Bigwood, Ietje Streenstra, Lynne Romanchuk, Miss MacDonald. FRONT ROW: Bonnie Cameron, Sharon Hayball, Jane Mason, Jan Ward, Ginny Smith, Dianne Watt, Connie Schell. 62

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Jhe cJLimelit eri The Limeliters is a school club composed of a small group of students under a staff sponsor, who arrange trips to various theatrical performances within a fair distance from the school. Our purpose is to promote an interest in theatrical performances in the school and to show the diversity that these theatrical performances can show. Many students of high- schools are not well enough acquainted with the theatre to know what it can offer, nor get out to see performances. The Limeliters club tries to get out to as many different kinds of good theatre as possible at costs which are reasonable. The club has promoted visits to a wide range of performances this year. Baker Street was a bright, merry musical comedy while The Deputy was starkly dramatic. Next Time I ' ll Sing to You was a completely different form of theatre in that it was a contemporary look at man ' s motivation. The French Amour Medecin was a break with the usual English, while My Fair Lady was a change from the live theatre. Diversity was present in the types of theatres, the performances were held in. For those who attended Next Time I ' ll Sing to You at the Coach House Theatre the intimate atmosphere will long be remembered as a contrast to the bright, gaudy appearance of the O ' Keefe Center. By this diversity we try to provide something for most people, at least some of the time. We think we ' ve succeeded, and we will continue to try. GOING BELL IS GREAT GOING! After High School, what? Plenty! The Bell can give grads valuable assistance toward finding a suitable career. And, while you train in the job of your choice it ' s full pay! Come on down to the Bell Office, even before you graduate. If it ' s college for you, great! We ' ll gladly tell you about opportunities waiting for you at the Bell when you ' ve graduated. The Bell Telephone Company of Canada Built, managed and oivned by Canadians ■ ' u«s