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

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BACK ROW: Mr. Zuck, Tom Jamieson, Howard Arndt, Bill Squires, Benaron Gleiberman, Donald Kirk. FRONT ROW: Carol Geddes, Debra Hutchison, Gordon Robinson, Grant Hood, Saul Lipton. Science Club The science club met on Thursday after¬ noon this year with a stronger but still not overwhelming membership. Members worked on individual projects and gave reports on these. Also we ordered films which were shown on the fourth Thursday of every month. In addition several field-trips such as the one to the Meteorological Branch of the Dep’t of Transport were enjoyed by our group. Special thanks to Mr. Zuck for all the help he has given us in planning our program and for the time he has donated to work with us. BACK ROW: Lorna Meek, Cathy Fisher, Janice Lake, Lori Brothe- ridge, Elaine Ashdown, Diane Lake, Donna Ellingham, Heather Forsythe. SECOND ROW: Lynn Cronk, Brenda Brindle, Jackie Medernach, Barb Krause, Florence Duesterback, Donna Pointer, Connie LaFoy. FRONT ROW: Barb McLeod, Wendy Stoddart, Kathy Ruecker, Mrs. Smith, Susan Inglis, Keren Ganshorn. Costume Club The Costume Club looked afterthecostumes for the operetta again this year. Most of the costumes were made by the members but some were borrowed from the Regina Little Theatre. We also worked backstage on the nights of the operetta handing out costumes and helping where needed. Barb McLeod Make-up Cfub This year’s make-up club was fairly suc¬ cessful and we participated in House Plays and the Operetta. Although participation was good for the House Plays, it was rather scant for the Operetta. We hope to have more grade nines and tens next year. BACK ROW: Brian Murray, Greg Kraminsky, Bob Gebhardt, Bruce Johnston, Colleen Kells, Bev Ballou, Donna Johanson. SECOND ROW: Bev Brotheridge, Lorna Tate, Barb Dahl, Cindy Fritz, Lorna Meek, Maureen Graham, Carol Mclver, Arlene Reed, Dona Callum. FRONT ROW: Wendy Stoddart, Kathy Reik, Joan Whitton, Cindy Wingert, Cathy Williams, Virginia Young, Margie Browne.

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BACK ROW: Elaine Ashdown, Nancy Tyerman, Grace Crossley, Lorna Meek. SECOND ROW: Kathy Ruecker, Holly Evenson, Wendy Scott, Jacquie Dahl, Janet Crosby. FRONT ROW: Lynn Cronk, Lori Brotheridge, Linda Koster, Joddy Hannah, Deanna Greenman. I BACK ROW: Joan Crawford, Pam Walker, Joan Berry, Heather Neill, Joan Hambly, Shirley McCrum, Lois Hoffarth, Lorraine Neisz, Donna White, Joanne Templeton. SECOND ROW: Myra Jacobs, Bev Brotheridge, Joan Whitton, Cindy Fritz, Cindy Wingert, Lorna Tate, Rene Borland, Barb Dahl, Janet McIntosh, Julie Hawk, Velma Light. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Smith, Laurie Sims, Margie Brown, Donna Callum, Donna Johansen, Bev Ballou, Virginia Young, Maureen Ketcheson. MISSING: Backy Faber, Snirley Templeton, Diana Popp, Maureen Graham, Cathy Williams, Rositta Bruan. Mrs. Ferguson. Service Club This year was a busy one for the Service Club. Besides helping at house plays, oper¬ etta, senior prom, the freshie dance and football dance, we coatchecked at most of the events which took place in the auditorium. We still haven’t decided to which charity we will donate our proceeds. On behalf of the students in the Service Club I would like to thank Mrs. deVlieger, staff advisor, for the time she spent helping us. Heibs In September 1969, the Grade XI Home Economics students of Sheldon-Williams Collegiate were granted approval to under¬ take a project that would supply the neces¬ sary funds for a trip to Winnipeg in the spring 1970. With this as their objective — 40 girls elected a committee to direct and plan the fund raising projects. Group activities includ¬ ed catering for noon lunches, other activities at the collegiate and bake sales. Spring 1970 saw the realization of the efforts and trip to Winnipeg took place in April. 32 girls with the two home economics teachers Mrs. Ferguson and Mrs. Smith as supervi¬ sors spent three days in Winnipeg. The purpose of the trip and tour was to enable the students to compare social and physical environments of the two cities. Tours of the School of Dentistry, College of Home Economics, the New Civic Center and ) a city wide tour were the main points of I interest. Gourmet Club Once again we enjoyed two terms of riotous feasting. One term was from September to January and the other from February to May. The main purpose of the club was to help us learn to prepare, then eat full course meals. Again one of our main jobs was to 1 prepare a meal for about 50 students par¬ ticipating in SCUNA IV. At this point I would like to thank our advisor, Mrs. Smith, ' who had to put up with our inadequate knowledge around the kitchen. If you enjoy i cooking, then eating your creations, I would strongly advise joining this fabulous club next year. BACK ROW: Peter Bailey, Greg Pinch, John Grigg, Jim Park, Wayne Thomas, Garnet Gan in, Lee MacKay. SECOND ROW: Neil Jacoby, Barb Barootes, Bill Morrow, Terry Tuepah, Stu Garvin, Benaron Glei- berman. FRONT ROW: Jerry Borland, Bob Gebhard, Mrs. Smith, Wes Britton, Glen Bruce, Allan Snell. MigQiMr;. izoiiw □----J

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Masquers Club This club involved approximately 12 mem¬ bers and met every Tuesday for about 45 minutes. The club members worked mainly in the area of creative dramatic expression, and some of the activities included concen¬ tration exercises, pantomimes, story mak¬ ing based on music, bodily expression and control, and situation interpretation and por¬ trayal. BACK ROW: Eric Griffith, Bill Stoddart, Kelvin Erhardt, H. J. Girgulis. SECOND ROW: Ruth Gullaher, Lorelee Park, Dianne Patterson, Betty Green, Joan Hambly. FRONT ROW: Patti Joorisity, Sharon Morrow, Ann Solomos. Art and Set Design Believe it or not, there is an Art Club! It occasionally is alive and residing in room 19. Our unofficial name is “The Art of Com¬ munication Department”. We decorated for the Grub Dance, prepared and mounted sev¬ eral exhibits of student art work, sponsored a display of Tony Only prints, visited the Art Departments of several other schools, par¬ ticipated in SWAMP field trips and showed Thursday noon hour films during the cold season. Our membership is entirely informal with an organizational committee of twelve and a following of fifty or more who attend meetings. Our faithful dozen successfully de¬ signed and painted sets for this year’s operetta. It’s hard work but a lot of fun! We welcome anyone who wishes to do some art work or simply talk about issues. There is always a handy ear and a stock of originality around. Camera Club The club had quite a successful year. Most of the members regularly made use of the school darkroom. Instructions in cameras, printing, developing, and enlarging were given. The club supplies all the candids for the yearbook each year. As well, each mem¬ ber processes his own pictures. This year the club presented several picture showcases and supplied student cards to those who had lost theirs. All in all, it was a good year for the club. BACK ROW: Bob England, Bill Berry, Tim Sundquist, Saul Lipton, Mr. Olesen. FRONT ROW: Howard Arndt, Joyce Riddell, Keith McLeod, Liz Macintosh. MISSING: Hiroaki Izumi, Ian Tulloch, Brian Morrow, Roland Booth, Dan Shapiro, Jeff Braidek. BACK ROW: Richard Waugh, Mr. Betteridge, Howard Arndt, Grant Garven, Saul Lipton, Bob Hain, Mr. Evane. SECOND ROW: Bill Schutzman, Bert Weichel, Diane Hutchinson, Cheryl Monet, Holly Mise, Bev Ganshorn. FRONT ROW: Grant Hood, Laurie Alberg, Debora Hutchinson, Florence Dusterbeck