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

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CAMERA CLUB MATH CLUB This year the Math Club was composed entirely of students from grade nine mathematics classes. The club met every Friday at noon hour in Mr. Chemey’s home-room. Most of the time, this year, was spent analyzing and studying computers, gaining knowledge about data processing, etc. In February, the members viewed the computer at the University. Front row: Gail Reed, Robert Schutzman, Stuart Goldie, Philip Asquith, Connie Hamilton. Back row: Clive Schragge, Jim Dreger. BOWLING CLUB Early in the fall an organizational meeting was called by Mr. Schraeder, staff advisor. Students then began bowling once a week at the Golden Mile Lanes. However, due to the high cost, membership dwindled and the club was forced to disband in the early spring. Next year, it is hoped that the club will receive financial support from the S.R.C. Front row: Jim Jordan, Larry Cumberland, Dave Ellis. Back row: Barry Ballard, Craig Bertram, Jim Patrick, Doug Porcina, Terry Goldie. The Camera Club is a very busy and successful organization, of about ten active members, led by President Mike Lloyd and staff advisor, Mr. Somers. It is responsible for the taking, processing and developing of all photographs of any student activity for the Student Prints or the Opus. Joining this club is an excellent opportunity to learn to handle a camera and to develop your own films. Front row: Mike Lloyd (president), Neil Richardson, David Vaugh, Mr. Somers (president). Back row: Herb Cross, Barry Fuchs, Larry Schwenke, Clive Schragge. Missing: Konrad Kozan, Robert Lang. PHYSICS CLUB The Physics Club met every Wednesday after school this year to expand their knowledge of the wonderful science of Physics. Under Mr. Rimosky’s guidance, the members, from grade eleven and twelve physics classes, conducted experiments and viewed films. Norval Homer was club president for 1965-66. Front row: Norval Horner, Ed Jones, Grant Cheston. Back row: Terry Mountjoy, Doug Jooristy, Ian Mason, Donald Rose. 64

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MAKE-UP CLUB Front Row: Dawn McNeil, Brenda Stopansky, Barb Scott, Carol Kraminsky, Dianne McIntyre. 2nd Row: Gabe Murach, Debbie Haug, Heather Ellis, Judy Ellingham, Brance White. 3rd Row: Judy Argue, Anne English, Barb Wick, Judy Dukart, Morag McLeod, Bev Atnikov (President). Back Row: Jane Tyerman, Karen Rilkoff, Karen Christie, Gail Foote, Brenda Long, Anne McKay, Jan Forsythe. Front Row: Bruce Guest, Bob Turgeon, Bill Mills, Dave Ellis, Robert Lang. 2nd Row: Stan Gerhardt, Jim Copeman. 3rd Row: Allan Clark, Craig Bertram, Moe Evans, Ian Ferguson. 4th Row: Clive Schragge, Dave Arnott, Vaughn Hogg, Larry Schwentke, Jim Ebbels. Front Row: Pauline Porcina, Dorothy Banka, Linda Peakman, Donalda Lauridsen, Miss Young (advisor). Back Row: Sandra Johnston, Karen Meek, Leslie Cronk, Joanne Booy, Irene Booy. Under the guidance of Mrs. McCracken, the girls in the Make Up Club practised stage make up prior to each school performance. Under the able leadership of President Bevie Atnikov, the thirty members applied the make up for the “Rivals”, the six house plays, and “Springtime”. LIGHTING CLUB The Lighting Club has performed a very neces¬ sary function in school theatrics during the past year. The club was responsible for the lighting for the “Rivals”, the house play s, and “Springtime”. Mr. Olsen and club president Vaughn Hogg directed the fifteen members in their very much under rated tasks. COSTUME CLUB This year’s Costume Club, under the direction of Miss Young, has done very little actual sewing of costumes. They have been active in renting and caring for the costumes for the “Rivals” and a number of the house plays. The ten club members also assisted in the dressing rooms. 63

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SERVICE CLUB The Service Club is a faithful group of girls who donate their time at many school functions. They checked coats at school productions and served drinks at most of our dances, including the graduation. They also operated a concession stand at the Track and Field Meet. The proceeds from their activities are donated to UNICEF. The club consists of about eleven mem¬ bers, led by President Betty Glasser and staff advisor Mrs. Clausen. Front Row: Betty Glasser (president), Heather Galloway. Back Row: Ruby Dawe, Marilyn Anslow. Missing: Judy Bridges, Carla Bridges, Sharon Marvin, Sandra Cotterill. CHESS CLUB This year, chess received favourable response in Sheldon, as the Chess Club had forty-nine members. The club, led by President Allen Schiller, also domi¬ nated City Chess competitions. Those who do not know how to play the game are encouraged to come and learn. Those who can play are invited to join to im¬ prove their prowess. This club meets in Room 1 every noon hour. Front Row: Mike Boyd, Mike Stevenson, Margret Hahn, Stuart Goldie, Mr. Heska (advisor). 2nd Row: Dave Ellis, Bob Ellis, Phillip Asquith, Isaac Avitan, Bill Mills. 3rd Row: Richard Softly, Warren Carragata, Jim Copeman, Fred Berenbaum, Mike Allen, Allan Schiller (president). Back Row: Bob Edgington, Dave Pratt, Dana Atwell, Jerry Wallace, Jim Dreger, Les Taves. UNITED NATIONS and CURRENT AFFAIRS CLUB The United Nations and Current Affairs Club has the longest ame of any of our organizations but has existed only a short time nder that name. It is actually the United Nations Club which has iperated a good many years at this school. The members adopted the more inclusive and lengthy name during the course of the year. Their ptaff advisor is Mr. Kohoe and, in the words of their President, odney Geitz, their purpose is “to stimulate intellectual discourse ,n political and sociological matters”. The highlight of their year has been a series of four talks given by Cy MacDonald, Liberal I.L.A., Martin Keln, Leader of the Saskatchewan Social Credit ’arty; A. E. Blakeney, C.C.F. M.L.A., and Denni Braun, Student ,eader of the Progressive Conservative Party. They also commemor¬ ated the anniversary of Kruschev’s downfall. This has been a most successful and active club this year which all students are encouraged o join. Front Row: Clive Schragge, Tom Finlayson, Norma Mitchell, Ken Sunquist, Stuart Goldie. 2nd Row: Robbie Atkinson, Terry Goldie, Bill Graham. 3rd Row: Tom Reynolds, Rod Geitz, Warren Carragata, Jim Dreger. INTER-HOUSE CURLING This season, under the supervision of Mr. Hart and Mrs. Badham, school curling was more popular than ever before. More than seventy-five students took part in games every Friday afternoon at the Curlodrome during the winter season. At the end of the year playoffs were held among the top rinks of each ‘square’ and a champion declared.