Saskatchewan Teachers College - Lampada Yeabook (Regina, Saskatchewan Canada)

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MARLENE BUCKLE Yorkton Swimming, curling, bowling, ! DONNA EHMAN Melville Driving cars .

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M589 J. BERT HOWARTH Swift Current Class President Sports. I love a game; I Iovt a fight. I hate the dark; I lovt the light. I love my child; I lovt award; I lo 2. TIM DAVIES Moose Jaw Class Vice-President Nominating Committei and history. I cannot afford to wt waste my time making money.” —Agassiz 3. SIMONE AUSSANT Assiniboia Class Secretary Skating and music. S elf-preservation is the first law of nature. ' — Butler 5. NEILL ARMITAGl Wauchope Athletic Directorate Track and field, foot¬ ball, music and autom i biles. Do unto others as y c would have others do unto you, only do it first.” -Westcott 4. DIANE MARTIN Moose Jaw Class Treasurer and Drcma Directorate Drama, music, and Blessed are the meek for they shall inherit the earth.” —New Testament 7. HARRY PEART Vanguard Intramural Directorate Judo and sports. Everyday, in every way, I am getl better and better.” — Coue 6. VALERIE PRYMA Regina Echoes Directorate Echoes,” skating, sewing, and sports. The human, knee is a joint and not an enter¬ tainment.” —Hammonc 8. SHIRLEY HOGG Gainsborough Music Directorate Curling and skating. To love oneself is life-long romance. E. MR. STEPHENSON Class Adviser 9. LINDA LeBOLDUS Regina Social Directorate Music, swimming, and good literature. Her very frowns are fairer far Than smiles of other maidens are.” —Coleridge 10. DIANNAH AST McLean S. T. F. Directorate Reading and art. “For never was it given mortal man to lie so bole we women can. —Popi 11. SHEILA EATON Carlyle Yearbook Directorate Job ' s Daughters, reading, swimming, and dancing. Half the world does not know how the other half lives. —i ■ Rabelais

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CHARLENE NEATH Carrot River irature, music, and church actlvl- ill many a f lower Is bom to blush een and waste Its swe etness on desert air.” —Grey VIOLA FOLDEN Daylesford Sports and chemistry ,Plain living and high thinking are no more.” —Wordsworth HULME HENLEY, B.S.A Sedl ey Drama, music, and debating Now he belongs to the ajje IRENE FAFARD Broadview Athletics and music. When I was one and twenty I heard a w man say, Give crowns and pounds and guineas, But not your .- heart away. —Houseman ELEANOR BYMAK Sports and music- I expect that women will be the last thing civilized by man. —Meredith MURRAY HOOKER LaFleche ma, volleyball, and water skiing ie moving finger writes, and having f moves on; Nor all thy wit nor fv can alve It back to cancel half RAE MORRIS Wapella Music and sports Night ' s candles are burned out and jocund day stands tip toe on the misty mountain top. —Shakespeare JOHN HOWLETT Swift Current Bowling, skating, and automobl A little nonsense now and the relished by the best of men. JUDY GERLE Ceylon Curling and music Don’t marry for money; but go where