Sheldon Williams Collegiate - Opus Yearbook (Regina, Saskatchewan Canada)

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D«lla Larry Ackerman’s ambi¬ tion is to be a test driver, although he will likely end up changing oil. His activi¬ ties include junior basket¬ ball, house basketball and house volleyball. Larry’s pet peeve is people who drive Fords. Fiona Bishop, whose acti¬ vities include being late, and more recently 12- string guitarists plans to conquer the business world in the near future, but her probable destination will be a Go-Go girl for Simp¬ sons. Jim Armit was Delta’s music rep. in Grades 11 and 12, and participated in house sports. His ambition is censored but his prob¬ able destination is a hostel operator. Jim’s pet peeve is guidance counsellors. Dave Arnoll s ambition is to make it to Riverside, Queensland. His pet peeve . . . people who don’t know what’s at Riverside and Queensland. Dave has been active in sports, lighting club and drafting club. Allan Clark’s destination is a journeyman in air conditioning and refrigeration. According to Allen, he is going to end up putting kick plates on foreign cars. His pet peeve is having his best friend say “has she got good teeth” every time he gets a new girlfriend. Ruth Cowie, whose ambi¬ tion is nursing at the Foothills Hospital in Cal¬ gary, will likely turn out as head psychiatrist for Helen “Girlie” Brown. Her activities include Grade 11 basketball, volleyball and Glee Club. Ruth’s pet peeve is “you mean to say you’ve never been to Car¬ lyle Lake”!! Ruby Dawe, future Lab Technician (or housewife, dissecting and analyzing vegetables), contributed to the Service Club and the Projection Club while at Sheldon. Ruby’s pet peeve is Chuck Hood and Larry Curtis pestering her. Morley Evans, although he’ll probably end up de¬ signing out - houses for Craven farmers, is going through for an architect first. Morley, whose pet peeve is girls who wear wool sweaters and eat Hershey bars, belonged to the Lighting Club. Dave Freestone, future architect, loves Sheldon so much he may stay here next year. Contrary to what you might think, his pet peeve is school and teachers. Dave is a past member of football and male cheerleaders. Pat Hall is going to the University of B.C. to take up architecture. His prob¬ able destination is, to quote, “would you believe a doctor?” Activities in¬ clude senior football in 11 and 12, and boys’ cheer¬ leading. His pet peeve is teachers who got their de¬ grees before they cracked the atom. Valerie Girsberger, head¬ ing for university, partici¬ pated actively in senior basketball, softball, volley¬ ball, badminton, track and field, curling and inter¬ house sports, as well as house sports rep. and assistant athletic director. Her pet peeve is “Why can’t Frances Gordon ever be on time?” Maybe you’re early, Val! Jack Ebbels’ ambition is to convert Turgeon and his probable destination is the Boston Allies (or a priest) ? A few of Jack’s activities have been vice- president of the S.R.C., “The Rivals”, senior bas- ketball, track team, house football, volleyball team, French Correspondence Club and “OPUS”. Bill Graham, contemplat¬ ing being a millionaire at twenty - seven, expresses his future by the word “indigent”. Active at many things, Bill’s pet peeve is ridiculous questionnaires. 1 1 % Valerie Hunt is a girl with a lot of deep thoughts on her mind. She never seems to understand what the real world’s about. Good luck in the space age, Val. Susan Johnson of 4D, in¬ tends to go into nursing. She doesn’t know what her probable destination will be. Susan participated in house sports. Gladys Krenosky, who in¬ tends to be a public health nurse, can’t think of a suitable probable destina¬ tion. Her activities include house sports and Make-up Club. Gladys’ pet peeve is people who think she’s Mr. Krenosky’s daughter. Judie Lintott’s probable destination is “???” but she intends to be a Lab Technician. Active in to- modachi (?), her pet peeve is school heating. 20

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Gerald May’s ambition is to be a “bum” although, with a little luck, he will likely be a nuclear physicist. (On second thought, make that a lot of luck.) He has participated in senior curling, and his pet peeve is A1 Mayer and people who call him “choker”. Phil McGunigal’s future profession as a geologist will probably end up in chipping rocks through long, cold, windy winters. His pet peeve . . . long, cold, windy winters. Choose a different job, Phil. Terry Mountjoy’s activities include sports, various clubs, football, vol¬ leyball, curling, basketball, track and field, and publicity committee. Terry is a great house supporter (?) and his pet peeve is people with poor house spirit. Rod Petrovitch, aiming to pass Grade 12 with a sixty-five average, wants to go to university. His pet peeve is a ’65 Dodge which never has any gas. Gail Ritchie, contemplating punc¬ turing people with needles all her life (nursing), busied herself in inter-house sports, Glee Club, and make-up during her high school years. Her pet peeve is physics classes. Gary Short, destined for university and whose probable destination is university, has worked on the stage crew and at curling while at Shel¬ don. His pet peeve is 475 Edsels with hollywoods. Ken Sunquist’s pet peeve is too few hours in a day. His activities in¬ clude football, house sports, U.N. club, and physics club. His ambi¬ tion is success and his probable destination is university. Kim Wrigley, future prime minis¬ ter of Canada, is going to begin his political career as mayor of Pinky. His activities include getting out of Grade XII and his pet peeve is 30 M.P.H. drives. Rod McGregor (only active on weekends) is going to be a hospital administrator. His future is beach¬ combing. His pet peeve is Mitchel- son saying “McGregor, you lush”. Doug Moisuk, one-time pusher of groceries at Safeway’s, intends to become a dentist. He has partici¬ pated in so many things he can’t remember them all. Doug’s pet peeves are cold Morris Minors and speeding. Scott Peaker’s ambition is to be an optometrist. However, he thinks he’ll end up as a bass guitarist at Sam’s Go-Go Club. Scott’s pet peeve is birds with halitosis. His activi¬ ties are censored. Barb Cameron has worked on the “Student Prints”, Glee Club, Shel- donettes, school plays, S.R.C. music rep., operettas, masquers’ club, curling, house plays and folk- singers. Her ambition is university, and her pet peeve is coming out even on ticket sales. Barb will be a big loss to our school. PICTURES MISSING: Gary Dunn’s ambition is to be on time for once. His probable des¬ tination . . . being late, what else? His pet peeve is, naturally, deten¬ tions and his activities include house football, volleyball and bas¬ ketball. Syd Gardiner, contemplating pro¬ fessional golf as a future will prob¬ ably end up a caddie at Tor Hill. His activities are girls, premedi¬ tation, and golf. His pet peeve is people who don’t give 6-foot putts. Alex Steele, next year’s president of the S.R.C. (according to Alex), is without ambition. His pet peeve is short girls. Pauline Van Haver doesn’t know what she’ll end up as but she is going to try to be an X-ray tech¬ nician. Pauline curls, and her pet peeve is “Hey, do you want to buy a ticket?” Wayne Wyatt’s pet peeve is physics first period Monday morning. His ambition is to be a R.C.A.F. pilot but he will probably collect gar¬ bage at $20.00 a week and all he can eat. Watch the indigestion, Wayne.

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•Seniors Peggy McLeod, active in intramural sports, doesn’t agree in “bottle blondes”. She leaves Sheldon for the “white halls of needles”. Good - luck at nursing, Peggy. Karen Rasmussen is des¬ tined to become an occu¬ pational hazard. Her prob¬ able destination is ... a hazard. She has partici¬ pated in curling and house sports. Karen’s pet peeve is people who say she makes faces. Bob Millar, going in for arts and sciences, will probably be a lifetime lot boy at Carland. His activi¬ ties include lighting club, intramural sports, sr. foot¬ ball, S.R.C. and house plays. Bob is also Delta’s house leader. His pet peeve is — alias Bernie or Fred or Freddy, Milhauser or Milinsky. Teresa Moxley’s pet peeve is “Is the purple people eater, purple, or does he eat purple people?” It is obvious to see with her questioning mind that Ter¬ esa will be a terrific teacher, destined to school all her life. Teresa has participated in Sheldon- ettes, glee club and inter¬ house sports. Bill Preston, a future pro¬ football star, will likely begin his career as ball- boy for the Riders. Senior football, senior basketball, house sports rep., track, grade rep., badminton, vol¬ leyball, junior basketball, provincial track team and centennial youth travels are a few of Bill’s activi¬ ties. Bill’s pet peeve is exams on Saturday morn¬ ing. Tom Reynolds’ ambition is to amass a large quantity of pecuniary assets (get rich quickly). His probable destination is the first mil¬ lionaire on Baffin Island. Tom’s activities include curling, U.N.A.C.A., public speaking, badminton, and studying. His pet peeve is studying. Roy Smith’s main aim is to get out of Grade 12. His probable destination is a two-bit flunkie at Hen¬ derson’s. Roy’s activities include wine, women, and song and his pet peeve is a certain turquoise and white Dodge with a blue fender. Carol Trueman can’t de¬ cide between a teacher or a cleaning woman in the teachers’ lounge, for a pro¬ fession. Carol has joined inter-house sports and the senior A volleyball team. Her pet peeve is girls who steal your boyfriends, to show their superiority. Paul Whittney, whose pet peeve is his sister, wants to travel as much as pos¬ sible, as long as it’s away from Regina. His only ac¬ tivity is keeping his grades up. Are you sure, Paul? Carol-Ann Rogne’s ambi¬ tion is to go to university. Len Weibe’s ambition is to play professional baseball. His probable destination is choosing “foul balls” at Little League games. Len’s activities include sports and girls. His pet peeve is boots. Jim Shoebridge Don Taylor, a next year student at the University of Sask. if he can part with Sheldon, has partici¬ pated in house basketball, football, soccer, volleyball and various other activi¬ ties too numerous to men¬ tion. His pet peeve is $52.00. Murray Vimy’s profession is dentistry if he doesn’t end up a California lush. His talents range from singing bar room songs, to chasing Doggans down the halls hollering, “Here doggy, doggy”. His pet peeve is not finding a sub¬ stitute for work for Mr. Chumey. Lois Williams’ ambition is to run computers; how¬ ever, she seems to think she will end up counting children. Her activities are censored and her pet peeve is “all those cute little grade nines”. Bob Wilkinson, whose pet peeve is biology teachers, wants to get more than 35% on a biology test. His probable destination is a biology teacher. What else? Bill Wright’s pet peeve is desk-top drummers. He in¬ tends to go into radio-tele¬ vision programming when he leaves Sheldon. His probable destination is a sewer rat. Bill is a dance band drummer. Bob Young, future dentist, will probably end up in the “Ti-Gr” enterprises. His activities include basket¬ ball and volleyball. 21