Stratford Northwestern Secondary School - Norwester Yearbook (Stratford, Ontario Canada)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1972 volume:

J or Uiegtcr Photo by Mr. Edmonds bmmisitration MR. BURNETT Vice-Principal Reading this and looking back to 1971-72 you will be very aware of the changes which occurred in Education and the effect they had on Northwestern. We can all feel a great deal of pride in our achievements. Although it would be impossible to list all of these here, certainly the Staff-Student teamwork that made for educational success, an excellent handbook, and pleasant and valuable trips are good examples. The Credit System and Subject Promotion can do njuch to improve the general lot of students smd each and every one of you will, I am sure, welcome the responsibility that should make it possible for you to tailor your course to your own individual interests and needs. bitorsf JANET FUHR MARILYN BRUNK ALAN GATSCHENE All of us, we are sure, have a desire to peer into the future and gain at least a glimpse of what lies ahead. We also like to look back and remember good things. It is with great pleasure that we, the Nor ' Wester Staff, present to you the Nor ' Wester 1972. The task that seemed so insurmountable as we began, became an enjoyable challenge as we worked together. We have tried to present a true picture of the life at Northwestern and to promote pride in our school. This year we have provided an extra feature in our Yearbook by including colour pictures of our school. We wish to thank all who have contributed so generously of their time and talents to make this Yearbook possible. This is truly a student production for students have had a vital part either in helping to put it together, taking pictures, or in selling the Nor ' Westers. We had all the responsibility of producing this Yearbook, benefiting from only the occasional advice of staff advisors. We wish to thank our Staff advisors and the teachers who have co-operated with us. We sincerely hope you will enjoy your Yearbook and that the memories you find in it will add to yo ur fun in future years. jMwwnniimwNvwn r - Mr. Bakelaar Mr. Ballard Mr. Bell Mr. Blowes Mrs. Bum Miss Burtonshaw Mr. Camden Mrs. Campbell Miss Campbell Mr. Carter Mr. Case Mr. Cassone Mr. Cocker Mr. Coleman Mr. Conroy Mrs. Cousineau Mr. Crumback Mr. Dickinson Mr. Eby Mr. Edmonds Miss Falconer Mr. Fiddy Mrs. Francom Mr. Fraser Mr. Frymire Mr. Gibbings Mrs. Grant Mr. HalHweU Mrs. Heise Mr. Higgins Mr. Hilborn Miss H(5yle Mr. Huxtable Mr. Ingram Mr. James Mr. KeUy Mr. Kelterbom Miss Kucher Mr. Kmper Mr. Leitch Miss Lockhart Sister Macdonell Mr. MacGregor Mr. MacLeod Mr. McMillan Mr. Marcy Mr. Morgan Mrs. Mulholland Mr. A. Munro Mr. I. Munro Mr. Neigh Mr. Nesbitt Mrs. Nesbitt Mr. Palmer Mr. Patterson Mr. Pirrie Mr. Pitts Mrs. Rigg Mr. Riou Mrs. Ritchie prs. Robinson Mrs. Rogers Mr. Roode Mr. Smith Mr. Sproule Mrs. Sproule Mrs. Tregenza Mr. Varley Mr. Walker Mrs. Ward Mr. Wilson Mrs. Winlaw Mr. Wright Mrs. Riehl NO, I HAD TURKEY FOR SUPPER. VERY INTERESTINGt WHAT DO YOU MEAN, HOW DO YOU, STEER IT? OH! MY BACK. ratruatts! ■ H B| -; ; HS H -ifl P m f «  - . m . -.-i t; Photo by Mr. Edmonds (§ralie JOHN BAKELAAR Future Plans-Making the _ first string for Globe Trotters. Pet Peeve- Going out with the Same girl twice. Alias-Dozy. M.M.E.-Expensive accomodation at the Bend one Night Activities-Sports. GERALD C.APELMEN Future Plans-Going back with Betty. Pet Peeve-School and Alienation. Alias- Cassanova Gap. Favorite Saying-To a certain degree. M.M.E.-Carmen s party. ERIC BALSDON Future Plans-First draft choice for the N.B.A. Pet Peeve-Diane. Alias- Otis . „ Favourite SaYing- Will You Relax . M.M.E.- Breakfast at Diane ' s After the Grad. Activities-Sports,Diane. CARMEN CLARK Future Plans-York University- Theatre Arts. Pet Peeve-Not being able to talk. Alias-Charlie Broun. M.M.E.-Montreal-a certain room check. Favorite Saving-U hv do they call me Charlie Brown? Activities-Warrior games and Boys. DAVE BLUM Future Plans-Mayor of Harrington Pet Peeve-Six cylinder Demons. Alias-Blummer. M.M.E.-One night at Buckles after a certain Hockey Game. Favorite Saying-I ' m not driving. JOHN COSSEY Future Plans-University of Western. Pet Peeve-Drunks and Freaks. Alias- Cosine. Favorite Saying-That ' s irrelevant . GARY BLUM .4lias-Easy Rider. Pet Peeve- Yamaha s. M.M.E.-Carmen ' s Party. ROSS DALE Future Plans-Residence at the Queens. Pet Peeve-The Windsor. Alias-The Funnel Favorite Saying-You Vagrant. M.M.E.-The Principal ' s daughter. ANN CAMPBELL Future Plans-Playboy Bunni Pet Peeve-Greasers. Alias-Orphan Annie. M.M.E.-Her First Date. Favorite Saying-What a rip Activities-History Club. PETER DEPASQU ALE Future Plans- ? Pet Peeve- French. Favorite Saying- Big Joke. M.M.E.- Going to French. GORDON ERB Future Plans-Starting a cider factory. Pet Peeve-Losing his pipe. Alias-DaktarL Favorite Saying-Take? M.M.E.-Making donuts. MARION J OPPE Future Plans-University of Waterloo. Pet Peeve-Life and Love . Favorite Saying-You ' re revolting. M.M.E.-The Grad Activities-Badminton , Gymnastics. MARLENE FORREST COLLEEN KELLY Future Plans-Computer Programmer Pel Peeve-School!!? Alias- Killer Kelly M.M.E.-Grade Nine. Activities-Sports, Student CounciL KAREN GRASBY Future Plans-P.E. at Western. Alias-Craz and Bones. Pet Peeve-Big fronts. M.M.E.-Montreal with Roader. Favorite Saying-Oh really John! Activities-Sports. GEORGE KLVMPER Future Plans-University of Waterloo. Pet Peeve-Forgetting his open Alias- Elvis the Drunk . M.ME.-Party after the Grad. Favorite Saying-Goin ' to Luckies tonight. Activities-The Glither Bug. BRENDA HEINBUCH Future Plans-Marriage Councillor for Grade 13. Pet Peeve-Underage drinkers and maniac drivers. Alias-Bimbo, The Bucker. M.M.E.-Parties at Shakespeare and the lake. Favorite Saying-Carmen, let ' s skip Biology. LAURIE LUCKHARDT Future Plans-University. Alias-Pizza Freak. Favorite Saying-I dunno. M.M.E.-Afier tke r.rad. Activities-Making Pizza ' s. KARL JOPPE Future Plans-University. Pet Peeve-Dirty Cars. Alias-Heinz. Favorite Saying-Achtung. M.M.E.-The Grad. Activities-Working at Daisie ' s. JOHN MASLEN Future Plans-To quit drinking Pet Peeve-People who drink. Alias-Soppy. M.M.E.-MontreaL Favorite Saying-Sure, but.... Activities-Bar hopping. LARRY PA LMBY Future Plans-Olympics. Pet Peeve-All the Grade I3 ' s Alias-Allen Athlete M.M.E.-Crade 12 Grad Favourite Saving- ' Go awav, Activities-Sports VICCI SMITH Future Plans-Becoming Mitchell ' s first garbage lady. Pet Peeve-Marriage. Alias-Lorraine. M.M.E.-Montreal with the FunneL Favorite Saving-Let ' s have a Party! Activities-Trying to avoid her Dad in the halls. GERRY REHBERC Future Plans-Waterloo Lutheran. Alias-Winnie the Pooh. M.M.E. -Graduation. Activities-Sports Official TOM STOTT Future Plans-R.C.M.P. Pet Peeve-English Essays. Alias-Stringbean Favorite Saying-Charlie! M.M.E. -Going home after school Activities-History Club, Official in Sports. MARGIE SCHMIDT Future Plans-Nursing Pet Peeve-R.Z. Alias-Schmitty. Favorite Saying-That ' s not fair. M.M.E.-Her first Singapore lUDYSTRASSER Future Plans-Getting Married. Pet Peeve-Chemistry. Alias- Straas and Red . M.M.E.-Grad party ' at Bimbo ' s. Favorite Saying-Where ' s Doug? 41 GERALD SKINmR Future Plans- To get sober sometime. Alias-Skin. Favorite Saying-Let ' s go drinking. M.M.E.-Carmen s party. TERRY TERLESKY Future Plans-Getting his bike back. Pet Peeve-SchooL Alias-Charlie. Favorite Saying-Oh Crud. M.M.E.-Geiting the ransom note for his bike. Activities-History Club, Sports Official BONNIE SMITH Future Plans-Marrying Ken and work. Pet Peeve- Low English Essay marks. Alias-Bon Bon. M.M.E.-Geiting her Diamond. Favorite Saying-What a Bummer! Activities-Going to the office. BILL WHITTEMORE Future Plans-Vniversity. Pet Peeve-Mr V. Alias-Gentle Ben. M.M.E.-The Grad. .Activities-Clubs and Sports Officiating. SHEILA WILHELM Future Plans-Undecided. Pet Peeve-Dave Wade. Alias-Sexy. M.M: M.M.E.-Being attached by 10 guys. JO-ANNE BATEM.AN Future Plans-Grade 13 and then Nursing. Pet Peeve-Slicked down hair. Favourite Saying-Oh., I guess! Alias- ' Joey ' . M.M.E.-My surprise party at Faye ' s house and Montreal trip. Activities- Volleyball, Yearbook G.A.A.,, M.E. Club, Decorating. JOHN WILKIE Future Plans-School Queen. Pet Peeve-Marriage. .Alias-WendelL M.M.E.-Being born. Favorite Saying-I ' ll never Activities-Making Pizzas. KA THR YN BR ODHA GEN Future Plans-Computer Programmer. Pet Peeve-Examinations. Favorite Saying-You know! Alias-Red. M.M.E.-Grade 9 Math class. Activities-Library Club, Decorating, Yearbook. RON ZINN MARILYN BRUNK Future Plans-Grade 13. Pet Peeve-Guys with long, long hair. M.M.E.-Trip to Detroit. Activities- Yearbook, Library, History Club, Interform. RICHARD CANTIN Future Plans-Grade 13, university, teacher. Pet Peeve-Waking up. Favourite saying- 1 11 get you for that! Alias-Zombi. M.M.E.-Getting 1 in a history test. Activities- Football, basketball, badminton, chess, official, JANE BAKELAAR Future Plans-Grade 13 then University. Pet Peeve-Guys with hair longer than mine. Favorite Saying-l don ' t feel well M.M.E.-Janet ' s Halloween Party. Activities- Badminton, Interform, Yearbook, Decorating. ANGELA FRANCIS Future Plans-Grade 13, then University. PetPeeve-White socks and greasy hair. M.M. ' E.-Montreal Trip, Room 960,853.... Activities-Basketball Decorating, History Club, M.E. Club. JANET FUHR Future Plans-Grade 13. Pet Peeve-Too many tests in one day. Favorite Saying-Are you mad at me? Alias-J.E.F. M.M.E.- Vancouver Trip. Activities-Student ' s Council, Yearbook.History Club, Interform,Decorating SHARON NOWACK Future Plans-Grade 13. Pet Peeve-Le French Class. Favorite Saying-Oh. you ' re kidding. Alias- Novak. Activities-Interform, Decorating. DIANE GATENBY Future Plans-Grade 13. Pet Peeve-Shorthand. Alias-Gates. MME,-Planng train u,ith Angle m Shorthand. NORMA POGSON Future Plans-Grade 13. Pet Peeve-Bad drivers. Favorite Saying- Fantastic. Alias-Norm ' . M. M. E. - Tra ve lling across Canada by train. Activities- Sports, Interform, M.E. Club, History Club. MA UREEN GOR VETT Future Plans-Grade 13 at NW. Pet Peeve-Exams. Favorite Saying-Oh no! Most Memorable Event- Christmas Show-Grade IL Activites-Yearbook, Interform, Decorating, M.E. Club. DIETER POPP Future Plans-Grade 13- Pet Peeve-French Favourite Saying-And now- Alias-Gus M.M.E.-Getting spare in French Activities-Winter Carnival Director, ANGIEKUIPER Future Plans-Grade 13 and then University. Pet Peeve-Hairy legs. Favourite Saying-Pm hungry. Alias-Koops. M.M.E.-Room 1139 Laurentien Hotel Activities-Basketball, Student Council, Yearbook, Decorating. DEBBIE SCHMIDT Future Plans-Return to Grade 13 or get a job. Pet Peeve-Staying sober on a weekend. Alias-Schmidt. M.M.E.-Cetting chased by an old man. Activities- Interform Sports. NANCY LITT Future Plans-Grade 13 then Computer Programmer. Pet Peeve-Midis. Favorite Saying- Yes, but... M.M.E.-Grade 9 Activities-Library Club, Yearbook. BRIAN SCOTT Future Plans-.Architect. Pet Peeve-Not getting the answer to a question. Alias-Scotty M.M.E.-Coing to Montreal Activities-History Club, School JULIE SHANTZ Future Plans-Coming back. Pet Peeve-Dress regulations. Favorite Saying- Ah! M.M.E.-going back with Paul. Activities- Photography.roller skating. LYNDA WOLFE Future Plans-Grade 13. Pet Peeve-Student Teachers. Alias-Wolfy. M.M.E.-Coing to the Macbeth with C. V. Activities-Yearbook. M.E. Club. Art Club, Decorating. JEFF TAYLOR Future Plans-Grade 13. Pet Peeve-Zombis. Alias-Mugsy. Favourite Saying-This is my whole thesis. Activities-Winter CarnivaL JANE YVNGBLUT Future Plans-Nursing Pet Peeve-Student Teachers. Favorite Saying-I am hungry. 12B CATHY VINK Future Plans-Grade 13. Pet Peeve-Loud noises. Alias-Crash. M.M.E.-Pennsylvania trip during the summer of ' 71; . Activities-Sports, Decorating, M.E. Club, History Club. MARTIN VINK Future Plans-Agricultural College of Ridge town Pet Peeve-girls in long dresses Favourite Saying-I don ' t know. Alias-Winkle ' . Activities-Sports (interform) JANET BELL Future Plans-Grade 13 Fishing for the Great White Whale. Pet Peeve-Guy ' s with brush cuts. Favorite Saying-Just ask me. Alias-Bones. M.M.E.-Montreal trip. F AYE WEEKS Future Plans-Grade 13. Pet Peeve-Greasers. Favorite Saying- Get serious. Alias-Weeksie. M.M.E.-Montreal Trip. Activities-Yearbook, M.E. Club, Interform, G.A.A. JOHN BELL Future Plans-Good question. Pet Peeve-Ben in English. M.M.E.-Getting thrown out the window in English. Alias-Muscles. Activities-Sports, Interform. BE BROWN Future Plans-Still a bit groggy. Pet Peeve-John in English. Favorite Saving-How da go Koert. Alias-Sparky. M.M.E.-Throuing John out the window in English. DON FOSTER Future Plans-Grade 13. Pet Peeve-Gibson in drafting. Alias-Smokey. Favorite Saying-Please try and prevent grade niners. MM.E.-Coming to the Big City Parties. JIMCOMLEY Future Plans-Grade 13. Pet Peeve-Good goalies. Favorite Saying-Oh sure. Alias-Stubs. M.M.E.-Winning Interforn ALAN GATCHENE Future Plans-Bouncer at the Avon Hotel Pet Peeve-Trying to find next class. Favorite Saying-Crack us a smile. .4lias-Beer Cut. .Activities- Yearbook, Decorating M.E. Club. IVAN COULTHARD DON GIBSON Future Plans-C.F.L. Pet Peeve-Lousy lathes in Machine Shop. Favorite Saying-Pick it up. Alias-Slim. M.M.F.-Pepperoni Brothers. SHARON DAUB Future Plans-Grade 13. Pet Peeve-Mouthy People. Alias-Blondy. Favorite Saying-Shhhhhhh! M.M.E.-Putting crackers in people s beds Activities- Yearbook. JIM GLAAB t9 DON ERB Future Plans-Return match at Grade 12. Pet Peeve-Funny teachers. Alms-Bamby. ' Activities- Football, wrestling, interform and weightlifting. DOLG GREEN Future Plans-Grade 13. Pet Peeve-Mouthy people in drafting. Favorite Saying-. o don ' t. Alias-Derk. M.M.E.-Osborne at Drive-In. PAUL CUMMOW Future Plans-University Scholarship in football Pet Peeve-Showers. Alias-Pokey. Activities-Football, Basketball, B.A.A., M.E. Club, and interform. BLAINE LUCKHARDT Future Plans-Grade 13. Pet Peeve-Big football players. Alias-Big Byra and Locker. PAULHEimUCH Future Plans-Grade 13. Pet Peeve-Poor marks. Alias-Tex. M.M.E.-New Orleans trip. Activities-Students Council, History and M.E. Clubs, Year Book and sports. ALAN MATHESON WENDY HENCE VELD Future Plans-Puzzled. Pet Peeve-Grade niners. Favorite Saying -Ohhh... Alias-Stretch. Activities-M.E. Club BILL MOORE Future Plans-Grade 13; Pet Peeve-G.M. products Favorite Saying-The power of T.N.T. reigns Alias-Mario Andretti . M.M.E.-Montreal trip. KEN JUNG Future Plans-Grade 13. Pet Peeve-Girls. Favorite Saying-Don ' t moot off. Alias-Hoche. M.M.K-Peking Pmg Pong Tournament. CATHIE MORRIS Future Plans-Getting married, (between 1971-1991). Pet Peeve-Being sober. Favorite Saying-Oh my gosh. Alias-Mouse. M.M.E.-Going to Montreal; but not remembering being there. RUDYKOERT Future Plans-Pig farmer in Wart burg. Pet Peeve-Palm trees. Favorite Saying-Don ' t bug JOHNNEEB Future Plans-Farmer (educated). Pet Peeve-Midi skirts. Favorite Saying-What do you mean ? Alias-Neeber. M.M.E.-Driving an International tractor. RON OSBORN VICKY TICANI Future Plans-Become a P.E. teacher. Pet Peeve-CentraL Alias-Mama and Super Pickle. Favorite Saving-How da go guys. Activities-Sports, G.A.4 M.E. Club, Student Council STEPHEN ROODE Future Plans-Grade 13. Pet Peeve-Sunday drivers. Favorite Saying-You should have seen me. Alias-Jackie Stewart. M.M.E.-Driving on sidewalks. RICK WALKER Future Plans-Grade 13. Alias -Pink Elephant. M.M.E.-Montreal Trip. CAROL ROTH Future Plans-Grade 13. Pet Peeve-Guys who stare at her. Alias-Miss White Ribbon 1972 M.M.E.-Burnouts in Wellesley. Activities-Yearbook. M.E. Club, Interform Sports decorating. TERRY ROTH Future Plans-Only plans one- half day at a time. Pet Peeve-Drinking Excuse- ulcers. Favorite Saying-Slow down. Alias-Stunnel and Roder. M.M.E.-Attending three Math classes in one week. I2C JOE WHITE Future Plans-Q.B. for Kinkora Kings. Pet reeve-Being Heavy.- Alias-Turn Pike Ed. Favorite Saying- Right now. M.M.K-Weekend parties and S.N.D.C. JANICE AGAR Future Plans-Uncertain. Pet Peeve-Being called Archie ' s Wife. Favorite Saying-So, Big Deal_ M.M.E.- 3 o ' clock (a.m. . STEVE SMETHVRST Future Plans-Dress designer. Pet Peeve-Crackers in Bath Tub. Favorite Saying- Am I, just ask me. Alias-Great White Whale. iVI.M.E.-Monlreal Trip. DENISE .4SHT0N Future Plans-Uncertain. Pet Peeve-When the Stratford Warriors lose a game. Favorite Saying-Can ' t have everything. M.M.E.-Toronto. BRENDA BAULK Future Plans-Uncertain. Pet Peeve-Clearing the halls at 8:45 a.m. Favorite Saying-Oh Really! M.M.E.-Falling out of a car. BILL DALE ED BELL Future Plans-School. Pet Peeve-Going to Health. Favorite Saying-Heavy Man. Alias-Fast Eddy. M.M.E.-Getting an Academic tab. JIMDAUM Future Plans-uncertain Pet Peeve-Mr. L. W. M.M.E.-Getting kicked out in ' 69 MARLENE BROADFOOT Future Plans-Enter the Accounting field. Pet Peeve-When.someone borrows something-and fails to return it. Favourite Sayin - ' What s your problem? M.M.E.-Attending the honour banquet. SCOTT DUNBAR Future Plans-Continue my schooling Pet Peeve-Bus. Cor. and Bus. Machines. Favourite Saying- ' Darn ' M.M.E.-Niner Day 1968. JUDY CLEMENTS Future Plans-To see the World. Pet Peeve-Homework. Favourite Saying- ' I was not ' . M.M.E.-Being chosen Princes of ' 71 CATHY GAUNT Future Plans-Going out to work. Pet Peeve -Mr. H ' s classes. Favourite Saying-Is it really? M.M.E.-First day of high school JOAN CURTIS Future Plans-Uncertain. Pet Peeve-Having to repeat myself. Favorite Saying-How do you this? M.M.E.-Graduating from Northwestern. LYNN HALSTEAD Future Plans-Child Care Services Pet Peeve-show-off grade niners Favorite Saying-Do you know what I mean? M. M.E.-passing Mr. W. ' s subjects DOLORES HUFFMAN Future Plans-Day Care Worker Pet Peeve-smell in the girls ' change-room Favorite Saying- You ' re kidding . M.M.K-Passing ELIZABETH MEDLEY Future Plans- Vncertain. Pet Peeve-Obnoxious, spooky stories. M.M.E.-J.P. and the gang on the beach. DAVE HUNT DON MOON Future Plans-Office Worker. Favourite Saying-Oh what are ya? M.M.E.-Playoffs in Junior BasketbalL KAY MARSHALL Future Plans-Medical Assistant. Pet Peeve-School Favorite Saying-Shut-upMoses. DEBBIE MOREY Future Plans-Work in an Orphanage. Pet Peeve-Being poked in the ribs. Favourite Saying-You ' re Impaired. M.M.E.Acting as Helen Keller. DIANE McKENNA JOHN MOSES Future Plans-College. Pet Peeve-K.M. yeUing shut-up Moses. Favorite Saying-You ' re nuts. M.M.E.-Pulling the fire alarm. CHRISTOPHER McKEOUGH CATHY RUMIG Future Plans-Secretary. Pet Peeve-People stepping on Your feet. Favourite Saving- ' You know ' . M.M.E.-Test ' with Mr. Walker. T ' DAVID WILDGUST Future Plans-Grade 13 or college. Pet Peeve-walking from class to class when you re tired Favorite Saying-He kills me. M.M.E.-The day of the bad storm when Dave Hunt and I left early for some strange reason. JOAN YUILL Future Plans-R.I.A. Pet Peeve-Coming to school Favourite Saying-Fight Me M.M.E.-Larry and Dave in the office. SUSIE ZIMMER Future Plans-Study at Fanshawe. Pet Peeve- Moses . Favorite Saying-Hey Chick. M.M.E.-Dance after Joan s victory. MARG CROWLEY Future Plans-Office Worker. Pet Peeve-Teachers who yelL Alias-Maggie. M.M.E.-Winny ' s classes in Grade II. DEBBIE DENCH Future Plans-uncertain Pet Peeve-some people Favourite Saying-So, I don ' t care M.M.E.-The night, ' Running Bare attacked her. Alias-Jackass! 12D LYNN BAILEY Future Plans-Travel Pet Peeve-we when no one really knows what I mean Alias.- Lily. M.M.E.-ivhen someone pulled a thread on my skirt hem. JANICE FEHRMAN Future Plans-Uncertain. Pet Peeve-Being told to shut up when I ' m not talking. Favorite Saying-Do you know your shorthand? Alias-Jenny. M.M.E.-Hilly and Willy ' s classes. JOY FRYFOCEL Future Plans-A pert ' little ' secretary in Kitchener. Pet Peeve-Being called ' little Joy ' . M.M.E.-Charlie ' s daily bus rides. .Activities-Interform volleyball BONNIE BLEICH Future Plans-Medical Assistant. Pet Peeve-Getting centered out in class. Favorite Saying-What the devil are you doing M.M.E.-Lying in a coffin. Activities- Vice-President of Students ' Council ROSE GRICOLEIT Future Plans-Travelling. Pet Peeve-All teachers giving tests on the same day. .Alias-Rose baby. favourite Saying-O.K. chick. M.M.t.-Getting out of school KATHY JONES Future Plans-Uncertain. Pet Peeve-People who don t know what they ' re doing. Favorite Saying-It figures. Alias-Jonesy. M.M.E.-Getting my car in insurance. PAULA McNAUGHTON Future Plans-Uncertain. Pet Peeve-Getting beat up at lunch hours. M.M.E.-Mrs. W ' s. classes. A c tivities-In terform. FAYELUPTON Future Plans-Getting Married. Pet Peeve-Shorthand with Mrs. W. Favorite Saying-What would I do without Rose. Alias-Body. M.M.E.-Getting drunk.- JANE MEADOWS Future Plans-Airline Stewardess and travelling to Florida with Norman! Pet Peeve-People who smoke! And being called F!leanor. Favourite Saying- ' Got some for me too! Alias- ' Fritz ' or Willie HI ' . M.M.K-Grand Bend ' 71 ' . Activities-Checking out the fishing situation at G.B. PAT LUPTON Future Plans-Fanshaw College Favorite Saying-You ' re kidding. Aiics-Lippy Lupton. M.M.E. -Meeting someone from Hickson. Activities-Student Council, Interform. D ONNA MEAGHER Future Plans-Go to college or work as a secretary. Pet Peeve-Hairy legs. Alias-Meagher eyes. M.M.E. -Playing hockey with the teachers. Favourite Saying-Boys - ' If she can get one I can get one too! ' .Activities-Basketball, interform. History Club, decorating. SHIRLEY MALCHO Future Plans- Uncertain. Pet Peeve-Mrs. W. Alias-Munch. M.M.E.-My years at N.W. Activities-Interfornu DEBBY PLAYER Future Plans-Secretary. Pet Peeve-Teachers who yelL Favorite Saying-Do you know your Shorthand? M.M.E.-Hilly ' s classes. MARILYN MCIVER Future Plans-Fanshaw College Favorite Saying-He s sumthm else! Alias-Micky. M.M.E.-Being sent to the office for swearing. NORA SCHUETT Future Plans-Legal Secretary. Alias-Bubbles. Favourite Saying-What a Do-Worm. „ M.M.E.-lpperwash .7 • Pet Peeve-Ignorant people. GLORIA SCHWARTZENTRUBER Future Plans-Secretary. Pet Peeve-Homework. Favourite Saying-What? M.M.E.-L ast Summer. BEV WILHELM Future Plans-Undecided. Pet Peeve-Cold schools. Alias-Blondie. M.M.E.-The Summer of ' 71 ' . Activities-VolkyballMsketball hockey, footbalL VICKI SCRIMGEOUR Future Plans-Office Secretary. Pet Peeve-Are you 18? Favorite Saying-What you think-eh? M.M.E.-Eating an apple while H.4LF the worm was still in it. CAROLYN WOLFE Future Plans-Secretarial Work. Pet Peeve-Nose pickers. Favourite Saying-You ' re kidding? Alias- ' Plugger ' and ' Wolfe Gang. M.M.E.-Ipnerivash ' 71 ' . Activities-Fishing and Hunting. SANDI SOPER Future Plans-Air line stewardess. Pet Peeve-Nosey people with big ears and balogna sand- wiches. Alias-SadL.. Favorite Saying-Have you seen- Cardie? M.M.E.-Falling in the quick; sand while chasing arroits in P.E. Activities-Sports. NORMA WILLIAMS Future Plans-Airline Stewardess. yet Heeve-Being told in Bookkeeping Class to Shut mv face. ' Favourite Saying- ' God you drive me bonkers. Alias- ' Lummie ' or ' Willie ' M.M.E.-Grand Bend ' 7L Activities-Travelling to London every weekend. LORRAINE STEPHENSON Future Plans-Hairdressing School Pet Peeve-Conceited people. Favourite Saying-Cot no friends? Alias-Raine. M.M.E.-Christmas Eve. CAROLYN WILKER Future Plans-R.N.A. M.M.E.-trip to Vancouver. Alias- Willy. Favourite Saying-Oh, poop! DIANNE TEMPLETON Future Plans-Fanshawe or secretarial job. ret reeve-cold washrooms. Favourite Saying-This is retarded Alms-Dee Dee. M.M.E.-Lunch. 12E CAROL BELL BETTY COLYER Future Plans-England with Cheri and Penny. Pet Peeve-Homework on weekends. Favorite Saying-You like it. M.M.E.-This past summer. ELLEN BELL Future Plans- Usually, the plans I make today are changed by Tomorrow. BRENDA DOW Future Plans-Teaching Mr. W. how to run a dairy farm. Favorite Saying-Lead me not into temptation-l can fet there by myself. l.M.E.-Meeting B.C. Activities-Milking cows. A DEBORAH CAMERON Future Plans-Becoming a Parson ' s wife. Alias-Sneezy. Favourite Saying-Drop Dead ! M.M.E.-Mr. McBride. Activities-Anything within school limits. RUBY EICKMEYER Alias-Rubinstein. M.M.E.-Coing to M.D.H.S. MAUREEN CLEMENT Future Plans-To go to England and get a job. Favorite Saying-l don ' t understand. M.M.E.-Becoming 18. DEBBIE FLOOD Future Plans-Seek employment. Alias-Floody. Favorite Saying-You re gonna get punched if I don t get a letter. M.M.E.-The day Kathy saw the light. CHERI COCKWELL Future Plans-Go to England. Pet Peeve-Greasers and people. M.M.E.-to be 18. Favorite Saying-Fair me PENNY GUMMOW Future Plans-Travelling, Alias-Penelope Pitstop. M.M.E.-Meeting little Finker. Favourite Saying-I don ' t know! KIM HICKS Future Plans-Going to Africa with Vern. PetPeeve-GV M.M.E.-Saturday nights Favourite Saying- TELL ME Activities-Jogging from St. Mary ' s to Stratford every day. MARILYN MORSE Future Plans-Fanshawe , Conestoga to take Legal or Medical Secretarial Favourite Saying-Really! M.M.E.-Friday afternoon discussions. PAT JORDAN Future Plans-Work. Favorite Saying-Well, I imagine. Alias-Jordie. Activities- VelleybalL KATHYMUIR Future Plans-Trying out Floodv ' s techniques. Alias-Manure. Favorite Saying-Oh S... M.M.E.-Hearing about Floody ' s techniques. Activities-Students Council. PAULINE KEPPES BARB NOWACK KAREN LEONHARDT PAT POUNDER Future Plans-Forest ranger. Favourite Saying-I can hardly wait for three q clock. M.M.E.-Friday night at Campbells. JOHNMALCHO Future Plans-Find a job next year. LINDA STADELMANN D ,V IH I ' ANDE METERING Future Plans-Sail the world. Favorite Saying-Well, welL M.M.E.-Getting 100% in an accounting test. Activities-Sleeping in accounting. DENNIS BEAN Future Plans-Uncertain. Pet Peeve-Pressure Croup. Alias-Jellv Bean. M.M.E.-Saturday. ANNE VAN NYNATTEN Future Plans-Tour the World. Favourite Saying-Hey its Friday. Alias- Little Orphan Annie. Pet Peeve-Mon., Tues.,Wed., etc. PAUL CHESSELL Future Plans-Work or school Pet Peeve-Greaseballs. Alias-Chess. M. ALE. -Riding in Jonesy ' s car and living. Activities-Inter form. KAREN WENDLAND Future Plans-Work. Alias-Karoon. M.M.E.-Craduation from Central KENTON EHCOETZ Future Plans-To take whatever comes along. Pet Peeve-Homework. Alias-Ten Ton. M.M.E.-Driving with A.J. Activities- Volleyball 12f BOB ERB Future Plans-Further Education Pet Peeve-Saturday morning classes. Alias-Erby. M.M.E.-Trip to Ontario place. .ictivities-Wrestling Gymnastics. CREC BAKER Future Plans-College. Pel Prcve-Creasy hair and l„sl rars. lms lfie. M.M.E.-llenluig the fastest mini Ink ' ' in Stratford with mv Mini Minor. MIKE GRA VELLE Future Plans-Maintenance Mechanic. Pet Peeve-People teasing me about my beer gut. M.M.E.-Attendmg a party with my room mates. BILLHAGGARTY Future Plans-Go out and work and become rich. Pet Peeve-SchooL Alias-Hi Billy Hardball M.M.E.-Repeatinp Grade 12. Activities-Football ROSS KING WILFRED HENGEVELD Future Plans-Undecided. Alias-Hangy. Activities-Football, Floor Hockey ADAM KIRKPATRICK BOB JONES Future Plans-Find a job. Pet Peeve-Carps; Alias-J onesy. M.M.E.-The night of October 29. Activities- Volleyball GLENKRANTZ TED KACZMARCZYK Future Plans-College. Alias-Teddy Bear. M.M.E.-The 12F pressure group. BILL LOGRIN JOHN KELLY Future Plans-Uncertain. Pet Peeve-Doing homework. M.M.E.-Playing in the final game of lacrosse in Grade II Activities-lnterform. JIM McMillan Future Plans-Police work. Pet Peeve-Too much resistance. Alias-Demo. M.M.E.-Passing grade eleven. Activities-Curling Club. KEN NAHRCANC Future Plans-Undecided. Pet Peeve-Long dresses. .Alias-Ouky-OurWolf.etc... M.M.E.-Meetine Mr. Varley. Activities-Member of IIC and 12F pressure {roup. MARK STONE Pet Peeve-Mouthy ten year olds. Alias-Stoney. M.M.E.-Sat ' urday classes. morning DAVID O ' ROURKE Future Plans-Mechanic. Pet Peeve-Homework. Alias-Trucker M.M.E.-Trip to Hamilton. DA VID TELFER Future Plans-College. Pet Peeve-Dogs who do something on your car. Alias-Cuff. ■ M.M.E.-Becominga cook at the Stratford Drive-in Theatre. Activities-Electrical Crew. BRIAN PETHICK Future Plans-Plough boy. Pet Peeve-Mr. B. Alias-Pathetic. M.M.E.-Becoming a member of the 12F Pressure Group. CASEY VANBAKEL Future Plans-College or apprenticeship. Pet Peeve-White socks and ugly girls. Alias-Dublin. Activities-Soccer. BRUCE SEBBEN Future Plans-Undecided. Alias-Pressure Group. M.M.E.-The day our class beat 12AB at lacrosse. Activities- Wrestling,Floor Hockey. JOHN VANBAKEL Future Plans-Working. Pet Peeve-Homework. M.M.E.-Being storm stayed during the snow storm. Alias- Vanny. Activities- fnterform. WAYNE SIPPFL Future Plans-College or flying to Expo. Pet Peeve-Plywood pants, and the Chdckaroo s. Alias-Arnie. M.M.E.-Skating the halls. Activities-Interform sports. GORDON vandervlh:t Future Plans-Lands and Forests. Alias-Pressure Group. Activities-Interform floor hockey. DUNCAN WALKOM Future Plans- Undecided. Pet Peeve-Teachers. M.M.E.-Saturday morning Electricity classes. Activties-Soccer, Football BRUCE BELL Future Plans-Graduate. Pet Peeve-Drafting, Alias-Bruno M.M.E.-Passing Grade U Activities-Ball Player GARYWIRTH Future Plans-College. Pet Peeve-People who tell boring stories. Alias-Garrisoiu M.M.E.-Electical Crew, Mr. B. ' s Electronics tests. Activities-Badminton Club. LARRY BERCER Future Plans-Common Worker Pet Peeve-Teachers J Alias-Camek Burgee, M.M.E.-1971. Activities-Hockey, Baseball 12G JOHN BAIN Future Plans-Bush pilot for Ellice Swamp Airlines. Pet Peeve-Mr. C.F. ' s G. A. tests Alias-Joe Average M.M.E.-Captain Action chewed up finger. BRADBOSHART Future Plans-Hard to tell at this time- Pet Peeve-Jokes about my height j Alias-Bozz ' M.M.E.-Hard to decide. MICHAEL BANKERT Future Plans-Uncertain ' Pel Peeve-Mr. Varley ' s English class. Alias-Maggie- M.M.E.-Mr. Case ' s science classes. MURRAY BKODHAGEN ALEX BECKER Future Plans-Get a job. Pet Peeve-School ' Alias-Baker, JIM BROWNELL MURRAY COOK Future Plans-Get a job somewhere or go to Ryerson for a little while. Pet Peeve-Being called a bum bv my mother. Alias-Merv, or Cookie. M.M.E.-The blizzard DOUG HAVERON HARRY CUERDEN Future Plans-Unprintable .. Pet Peeve-Low Doors. M.M.E.-Stock Exchange Trip R0 ' KREIS Future Plans-Undecided- Pet Peeve-Tests on Mondays. Alias-Kreis. M.M.E.-Graduating from Or. 12, Activities-Basketball and Softball. STEPHEN DENNY Future Plans-Get a job. M.M.E.-Snowstorm of ' 7( ■ Activities-Lacrosse AL.ANLUPTON Future Plans-Return for five-year 12 and grade 13- Pet Peeve-DR.AFTING! Mixing my drinks. .Alias-Lup and Evil Knievel ■ M.M.E.-Gord Erb ' s truck last year ' s Drama Festival. Activities-Drama.Football , BRUCE FARRELL Future Plans-College- Pet Peeve-Eating at 11:00 instead of 12:00 M.M.E.-The days when school was closed ' BOB M.4RCHAND Future Plans-Apprenticeship as a machinist or go to colleger Alias-Froggy. Activities-Play for Stratford Warriors. .s ROB FL.ACH Future Plans-World travelling- Pet Peeve-Being cornered by tricky questions: Alias-Flash M.M.E.-NO. 27. LAN McLACHL.AN Future Plans-Try make it with the bam and go to England Pet Peeve-Hard freaks and grease balls Alias-Stubs M.M.E.-Being a brain. BILL RICHARDS Future Plans-Get a jobt Pel Peeve-ChemistrY,Health, Enslish Alias-Captain Action or Right Hand Man I M.M.E.-Getting my finger caught in the press in shop. Activities-Graphic Art Activities, JERRY WFFNAIL JIM ROTH Future Plans-Undecided- Pet Peeve-Speeches, Alias-Rothy. MARK TYLER Pet Peeve-Surprise tests. M.M.E.-Winning lacrosse championship m 70-71. Activities-Interform sports. JIM ROY DENNIS WESTMAN Future Plans-Achieve a successful living and enjoying it. Pet Peeve-Americans! Alias-Charlie. M.M.E.-All my events are memorable. DOUG SCHEERER RON ZEHR Future Plans-Mayor of Topping, Pet Peeve-Drafting Tests. Activities-Going to schooL JACK SWITZER 12 J DEBBIE ATCHISON Future Plans-Hairdressing. Pet Peeve-Mr. Wright ' s Biology classes. Alias-Schultz. M.M.E..Getting 83% on a otology test. MURIEL JANSEN Future Plans-Hopes to attend College somewhere in Toronto. Pet Peeve-Being alone when you want to talk to someone. Alias-Mildred. M.M.E.-A particular hockey game in St. Mary ' s. JOANNE BANNON Future Plans-Unknown. Pet Peeve-Getting on country buses. Alias-Pussycat. NANCY LOBSINGER. Future Plans-Going to College. Pet Peeve-Being told to shut up. Alias-Lobby- M.M.E.-Watching Sharon in RE. LYNN DUNNINGTON Future Plans-Going into Nursing. Pet Peeve-Physical Education Classes. Alias-Nungie. M.M.E.-Getting 94% on a Chemistry test. SHERR Y SCHELLENBERGER Future Plans-Going to work? Pet Peeve-Math classes. Alias-Shelly. M.M.E.-Rolling toilet paper down cafeteria on G G day. ANN DWYFR Future Plans-Go to College. Pet Peeve-Being told what to do. Alias-Censored. I -M.E.-Lobby falling over seat and all in Eng. SHARON SMITH Future Plans-Going out to work? Pet Peeve-Coming to school for a whole week. Alias-Smity M.M.E.-Doing headstands in KATHY HEIMPEL Future Plans-Stay out of work as long as she can. Pet Peeve-Miller. Alias-Heimp. M.M.E.-Going up Centrals hillonaBSA. MARGARET TA YLOR Future Plans-College to be a Nursery School Teacher. Pet Peeve-Her brothers and sisters at home. Alias-Maggot. M.M.E. -Camping up north. DEBBIE VINT Future Plans-Working at keeping somebody happy- Pet Peeve-Mildred having a licker beside her. Alias-Clarence. M.M.E.-Censored. PETER BIGGELAAR Future Plans-Farming. Pet Peeve-Getting up in the morning. Alias-Pete Favourite Saying-Oh dear. Activities-Football. BETTY W.4GLER Future Plans-March on Parliament Hill in support of Fellow Farmers. Pet Peeve-People in a bad mood. Alias-Betty Boop. M.M.E.-Spraining her ankle jumping a rope I inch off the ground. TONY BIGGELAAR Future Plans-Farming. Pet Peeve-Too few holidays. Alias-Biggy. Favourite Saying-Rip off! DAHLENE WICKIE Future Plans-Live in Vancouver. Pet Peeve-Stupid people with alligator lunch bags. Alias-Wich Wick. M.M.E.-Coingfora ride and coming back drunk lunch hour. RONDEMPSEY Future Plans-Factory worker. Pet Peeve-Teachers. Alias-Tey. Favourite Saying-Don ' l play the role. Activities-Hockey. M.M.E.-Bus trip to Uniroyal ROGER EDWARDS Future Plans-Upholsterer. Pet Peeve-Getting picked on. Alias-Eddie. Favourite Saying-Take it easy man. M.M.E.-Working at Kroehters. A-ctivities-Wrestling. JIMBERGER Future Plans- Construction work. Pet Peeve-Noisy classes. Alias-Berg. HENRY FRERIKS Future Plans-Mechanic. Pet Peeve-Homework. Alias-Hen Favourite Saying-Ouch. M.M.E.-Grade 10. RONCRAUL Future Plans-Farming. Pet Peeve-Short summer holidays. Alias-Porky. M.M.E.-Trip to Schneiders. Favourite Saying-It doesn ' t matter. Activities-Students ' Council R.ANDY NOXELL Future Plans-Factory Worker. Pet Peeve-Work Alias-Nox. Favourite Saying-One bank in the corner. M.M.E.-His last hair cut. DON HUNSBERGER Future Plans-Carpenter. Pet Peeve-Being teased. .Alias-Farmer. Favourite Saying-Just like you. M.M.E.-Work experience. PAUL PETERSON Future Plans-Mechanic. Alias-Pete. M.M.E.-Beginning high schooL RON LA CROIX Future Plans-Farming. Pet Peeve-Edward ' s right fist. Favourite Saying-I don t know. M.M.E.-Being late for shop. Activities-Hunting. MANUEL REBELO Future Plans-Welder. Pet Peeve-Math. .Alias-Torch. Favourite Saying-Don ' t lay your heavies on me. M.M.E.-When he began taking welding. GR.AEME LESLIE Future Plans-Truck drivei Pet Peeve-Browners. Alias-Les. Favourite Saying-Mother trucker. M.M.E.-Starting high schooL BOB REIBLING Future Plans-Construction worker. Pet Peeve-Woodworking. Alias-Stud. Favourite Saying-Don t give me any static. M.M.E.-Trip to Arrow Shirt Factory. DAN MCNEILL Future Plans-Enter four-year stream. Pet Peeve-Not enough sports in school. Alias-Sparrow. Favourite Saying-Want to bet M.M.E.-Scoring 5 points in basketball. Activities-Football. KEVIN RUSTON Future Plans-Factory worker. Pet Peeve-Having to keep quiet in class. .Alias- Rust. Favourtie Saying-No. M.M.E.-His first report card at high schooL MICHAEL RYAN Future Plans-Brick layer. Alias-Bacon. Favourite Saytng-Ya. M.M.E.-First day at high schooL Activities-Chef Club. ARNOLD GONDER Future Plans-Factory worker. Alias-Gooner. Favourite Saying-Eat your heart out. M.M.E.-Work experience. KEN SCHMIDT Future Plans-Factory worker. Pet Peeve-Reibling. Alias-Shmitty. Favorite SaYing-No. M.M.E.-First day in Grade 10. f. STEVE KETLEY Future Plans-Store worker. Pet Peeve-Long division. Alias-T Bird. Favourite Saying-What? M.M.E.-Fainting in graphic arts. DAVID STECKLEY Future Plans -Mechanic and Stock car driver. Pet Peeve-Loosing study periods. Alias-Stanley. Favourite Saying-Hang loose. M.M.E.-Last year ' s big snow storm. JOHNKWASEK Futur Plans-Heavy equipment operator. Alias-Plywood. Favorite Saying-It ' s the same thing. M.M.E.-Hitting my head on the cash register drawer. ION RALPH BALLAGH Future Plans-Factory worker. Pet Peeve-Noisy students. Alias-Coon. Favourite Saying-Chopper. M.M.E.-The day I first saw a cross-cut saw. Activities-Hunting. DENNIS DIEGEL Future Plans-Carpenter. Pet Peeve-Typing. Alias-} iggaboo. Favourite Saying-When is the next holiday? M.M.E.-The day I got caught playing hookey. GERALD LANTZ Future Plans-Truck driver. Pet Peeve-Making maps. Alias-John. Favorite Saying-Nap. M.M.E.-Forgetting my lunch PETER LEE Future Plans-auto mechanic. Pet Peeve- type writers. Alias- Gee Ping ' . Favorite Saying-What room are we going to? M.M.E. ecoming a Grade 10 student. Activities-Ping Pong. BOB LEE Future Plans-factory worker. Pel Peeve-Woodshop. Alias-Leaky. Favorite Saying-Give me a smoke. M.M.E.-Work experience. ALBERT ROBINSON Future Plans-Mechanic. Pet Peeve-Always short of time. .Alias-Buck Favorite Saying- ' Women ' . M.M.E.-Beginning High School Actwities-Music and basketball BOB MARTIN Future PLans-Carpenter Pet Peeve-Studnts who ask me about the weather. Alias-Flash Gordon. Favorite Saying-What a rip- off! M.M.E.-Someone tried lo get into my locker. KEN SWAN Future Plans-Mechanic Pet Peeve-Short lunch periods. Alias-Tubbie. Favorite Saying-Oh, really ' . Activities-Soccer. M.M.E.-The day I got my head stuck in a vice. KEN MIDDLEDITCH Future Plans-Farmer. Pet Peeve-Not enough holidays. Alias-Cord. Favorite Saying-Ya. M.M.E.-Dropping the adding machine. Activities-Chef Club. D.AVE T.AYLOR Future Plans-Mechanic . Pet Peeve-Detentions. Alias-Coolie. Favor ite Saying-I want to go home. M.M.E.-Falling in a mud puddle when on garbage patrol IOp DON MITTER TERINER Future Plans-Carnenter. Pet Peeve-Dust Lime. Alias-Mitty. Favorite Saying-Is that right. M.M.E.-Bus trip to the Arrow Shirt Factory. SARAH BEARDY Future Plans-Work in a nur home. Alias-Squeekums. Pet Peeve-Teachers. M.M.E.-Work Experience. Favorite Saying-Oh yeah! Activities-Gardening. JIM ROBERTSON Future Plans-Construction worker. Pet Peeve-Math. Alias-Green Book Boy. Favorite Saying-I think I ' ll go back to sleep. M.M.E.-Bus Trip to Schneiders. CAROL BUCKINGHAM Future Plans-Work in a nursing home. .ilias-Caroline. Pet Peeve-Teachers. M.M.E.-Work experience. Favorite Saying-Sweetie pie. Activities-Working in cafeteria. WENDY COLQUHOUN Future Plans-Factory worker. Alias-Blackie. Pet Peeve-Being short. M.M.E.-Trip to Midland. Favorite Saying-I think maybe. Activities-Gymnastics. ELEANOR LEASE Future Plans-Work in a factory. Alias- Nora. Pet Peeve-Teachers. M.M.E.-My first driving lesson. Favorite Saying-Wow. Activities-C.A..4. DEBBIE DOUGLAS Future Plans-Working at home. Alias-Deb. M.M.E.-In gym. Activities-Gardening. MARIE LEONARD Future Plans-Work in n home. Alias-Shortie. Pet Peeve-School. M.M.E.-Holidays. Favorite Saying-Peace . Activities-Gardening. WENDY DOUPE Future Plans-Nurse ' s Aid. Alias-Smilie. Pet Peeve-Snobs. MM.E.-Being storm-stayed last winter. Favorite Saying-It doesn t kill anybody to smile. Activities-Basketball BRENDA LLOYD Future Plans-Work al the hospital Alias-Boobaluly. Pet Peeve-People with bad breath. M.ME.-Falling off a chair in Social Science. Favorite Saying-I love you tc Activities-Gardening and retailing. SUSAN GARNER Future Plans-Working in a hospital Alias-Flubadub. Pet Peeve-People pretending they are something they are not. M.M.E-Watching our flowers bloom. Favorite Sajine-Mrs. Who? Activities-Gardening. BEATRICE McNeill Future Plans-Secretary. Alias-Bea-wee. Pet Peeve-Fault finders. M.M.E.-When Mr. B. gave me his scarf during the storm. Favorite Saying- You poor little thing. Activities-G.A.A. JO-ANN HALSTEAD Future Plans-Factory work. Alias-Jo. Pet Peeve-People asking dumb questions. M.M.E.-Summer holidays. Favorite Saying-Do you know what I mean? Activities-Helping in cafeteria. DORIS MARSHALL Future Plans-Store clerk. Alias-Dorkas Pet Peeve-A whisker rub. M.M.E.-Holidays. Favorite Saving-Sexy. Activities-Worked in Retailing room. VICKIE OHM Future Plans-Practical nursing. Alias-Nickie. Pet Peeve-Waiting for bus until 3:45. M. M. E. - Car de nine. Favorite Saying-Oh. Activities-Working in retailing room after school. BETHRIEHL Future Plans-4 year stream B C. Alias-Bessy. Pet Peeve-Mathematics. M.M.E.-Holidays. Favorite Saying-I can ' t help it. Activities-C.A.A. class rep. DEBBIE PATTERSON Future Plans-Hairdressing. Alias-Scotty. Pet Peeve-Being told what to do. Favorite Saying-Oh yeh. Activities-Retailing. RUTHSEICNER Future Plans-Factory work and get married. Alias-Rufus. Pet Peeve-SchooL M.M.E.-Storm last winter. Favorite Saying-Peace. Activities-Class rep. ISOBELL PEARSON Future Plans-Working in a factory. Alias-Blondie Pel Peeve-Detentions. M.M.E.-Getting caught skipping schooL Favorite Saying-Do it yourself. Activities-Gardening. { BOY! AND I THOUGHT I WAS DUMB. la!5)5CS( ■MM0- -— ' - -  |- ! ! J- i Gm k %M 9a FRONT- Debbie LeSouder, Terry Ackersviller, Debbie Brickman, Judy Luckhaidt, Theresa Stock, Marjorie Flach, Patricia O ' Brien, Julie Leis, Catherine Balzer. MIDDLE- Karen Ferguson, Eleanora Mogk, Kim Mueller,Gerda Groothuizen, Colleen Crowley, Joanne Kelly, Lori Brodhagen; Brenda Tosh, Kathv Taylor, Dianne Erb. BACK- Randy Smith, John Burgers, Rick Keller, John Wakon, Gary Hamilton, Bruno Gross, Wayne Schmidt, Tim Uniac, Dale Meadows, Hugh McTavish. ABSENT- Ross Mathison. FRONT- Donna Skinner, Vicki Parr, Kim Brooks, Darlene Hamden, Maureen Adair, Loma Fuhr Cathy Ackers- viller, MIDDLE- Ted Lange, Rick Kaczmarzyk, Gary Schneider, Paul Orchard, Bob Davidson, TedEbel, Tony Germin, Ian Weber, Jim MacDonald. BACK- Tom MacDonald, Scott Nelson, Bob Ritchie, Bruce Curtis, Jim Bender, Keith Ballantyne, Kirk Bannerman, Gerard Appleman, Shane Knight. ABSENT- Randy Padington. FRONT- Debbie Ruby, Pat Hyde, Bonnie Heinbuck, Debbie Hutchison, Sharon Kelland, Debra Lotz, Patsy Baier, Debbie Murray. MIDDLE- Glen Dallaire, Shelly Carey, Debbie Terlesky, Tracy Zimack, Brenda Biggin, Wendy Gibson, Betty Pike, Purlanne Etherington. BACK- Man Fai Ing, Ted Creeden, Glen McDonald, Ian Murray, Barry Lange, Ken Gray, Neil Schaeffer, Don McKenzie, Roy Gutmanis, Barry Willmore, Gary Shaw. ABSENT- Perry Hesse, Donna Mitchelmore. 9d FRONT- David Crowley, Pat Campbell, Brenda Meyer, Sharon White, PhilMs Schultz, Austin Meendering, Peter Van Nynatten. MIDDLE- George Poole, Owen Brady, Murray Brown, Bryan O ' Rourke, Brian Meyer, John Lowe, Gary Cronin, Tony Bokkers. BACK- Donald Thibideau, Wayne Poole, John Rothemel, Rene Lepelaars, Rob Bell, Harry Reurink, Kevin Argue, WiUy Hulman. ABSENT- Ron Koekman, Kathy Scott. 9e FRONT- Debbie Hamilton, Brenda Medley, Donna Smith, Eileen Atkinson, Debbie Hyde, Susan Budwark, Monika Roeski, Dawn Partridge, Debbie Martin. MIDDLE- Alba Misuraca, Sherry Kappes, Mary Beth Brooks, Carol Schlotzhauer, Bonnie Schauber, Gloria Buffham, Deborah Balzer, Laurie Doxon, Dorien Nyenhuis, Sophia DeJager, Shirley Fenwick. BACK- Morley Beardy, Jeff Gerrie, John Walsh, Rick Williams, Janis Ratz, Elaine Mayberry, Allan Ladd, Bob Switzer, Rob Oliver, Richard Mackenzie, Bill Bailey. ABSENT- Barb Yoimg, Jesse Trachsel. 9f FRONT- Lmda Kuepfer, Vicky Diehl, Sandra Kappes, Wendy Scott, Joan Lindsay, Marie Carruthers, Jackie Bart, Carol Ruston, Elaine Gower. MIDDLE- Debbie Boon, Kathy Reibeling, Eleanor Rider, Kathy Hamill, Marilyn Lange, Cathy Nieuwkuyk, Mary Adair, Rith Willmore, Susan McKertcher, Doris Bastien. BACK- Terry Middleditch, Wendy Coulthard, Doreen Rupert, Dave Holmes, Terry Heinbuch, Brad Neufeld, Dave Till, Sandra Nisbei? Nancy Thompson, Paul West, ABSENT- John Reinhart, Bob Budansew, Kathy Lantz. FRONT- Karen Steers, Nancy Brooks, Trudy Kennedy, Bonnie Flaxbard, Sandra Fuhr, Lee Agar, Karen Hopkins, Wendy Vallmer, MIDDLE- Elizabeth Cosstick, Susan Emm, Leslie Rutherford, Kathy Listman, Tammy White, Kathy Schrader, Jean Fuidlay, Elizabeth Maurakeesic, Wendy Loble, Pat McNaughton, Pauline West, Brenda Petrie. BACK- Susan Wolfe, Pat Barrett, Maria Saretirie, Debbie Schellenberger, Rosemarie Fulcher, Susan Smith, Jean Leyser, Cindy Huras, Susan Lightfoot, Claudia Vivanni, Lynn Lafantaine, Kim Sharpe. ABSENT- Bonnie Flaxbard. 9i FRONT- Gary Montgomery, Greg Kipfer, Brian Pehlke, Mark Gatschene, Alex DoeU, Kevin Atchison, Richard Parsons, Jeff Scott, Rapheal Berger. MIDDLE- Kenny Andela, Mark Townsend, James Lowe, William Hodgson, George Rutherford, Dennis Thoma?. Paul Saunders, John Smith, James Jantzi, Lloyd Renecker, Tom Rehberg. BACK- David Fumett, Ed Weston, Gary Graul, Doug Scheerer, Peter Le Souder, Steve Smith , Terry Carroll, Randy LaCroix, Bill Hewson, Terry King, Guy Nelson. ABSENT- Bruce Cook, Glen Schmidt. FRONT: David Macpherson, Ken Brown, Carolyn Crosby, Rex Fugard, Vicky Hopkins, Wayne Kendry, Elaine Smethurst, Bob Simons. MIDDLE: Larry Agar, Ron Michiels, Jim Wagler, Manfred Gartner, Larry Shurrie, Steve Wilhelm, Frank De Wetering, Brian Cook, Lany Krantz, Alistair Farquhar, James Bridges, Jeff Graul. BACK: Lyle Rozendal, Wayne Wicke, Brian LeSouder, Bob Pluciennin, Earl Nowack, Gary Telfer, Bill Soepboer, Richard Zawadski, Harry Daum, Stephen Riehl. 9k FRONT- Steve Daum, Brian Boyd, Karl Klomp, Keith Gill, Steve Toth, Joe Hall, Doug Brickman, Doug Lyoness, Chris Tune, MIDDLE- Bud Dixon, John Bannon, Bob Partridge, Steve Parker, Fred Johnston, Steven Leis, Doug Roth, Bob Marwick, John Dunbar, Dan Thomas, Wayne Koebel. BACK- David McMahon, Bill Roach, Elvis Phillips, Russ Schenck, Jim LeSouder, John Smidts, Robert Robertson, Jim Salisbury, Jim Smith, Richard Cole. ABSENT- Stuart Anderson, Karl Thompson, Brian Becker, Fred Wilker. FRONT- Kevin Goforth, Comelus Groot, Paul Leis, David Bannon, Sandra Israel, Linda Richard, Pat Elliott, David Cook, Ken Murray. MIDDLE- Bill Machura, Larry Bye, Alfred GeerUnks, Mike Lafontaine, AUan Fuhr, David Berg, Frank Jordan, Stephen Daniels, Dean Listman, David Cosstick, Jamie McTavish. BACK- Peter Brown, Leo Harding, Larry Crisp, Steve Hunt, Doug Smith, David Chalmers, Larry Herman, Murray Lindner, Brad Zimmer, Russ Blackwell. FRONT- Brian Nicholson, Randy Yielding, Brian Morris, John Schenck, Douglas Berger, MIDDLE- George Clarke, Cliff McNaught, Kevin Aicken, Dan McNamara, Ronald LaCroix. BACK- Lloyd Plummer, Leonard Kuntze, Dave Cahill, Mike Pelling, Bradley Bettschen. 9n FRONT- Michael Thomas, Murray Hinz, Ricky Richardson, Joe Whalen, Hugh Munro. BACK- Kevin Brown John Anderson, Bob Spittal, Robert Fischer, Dennis Privatt, Jim Tremaine. ABSENT- Gordon Player, Bruce Quast. FRONT- Richard Nahrgang, Alan Buckingham, Tom Bastien, Earl Lichti, Gerald Wolfe, Gerald Ahrens, BACK- Ralph Regan, Dave Scott, Norman Thorn, Alfred Lloyd, Paul Fischer Terry Dietrich. ABSENT- David Feltz, Bruce Wilson. FRONT- Mary Williams, Dine Verhulst, Angela Schneyderberg, Joan Gloor.Bemice McCann Cindy Gregory, Denna Bedford. BACK- Irene MacGinnis, Wendy Riley, Virginia Dickson, Candy Beckett, Theresa Bourdeau, Debbie Johnson, Paddy Barrett. STUDENTS AT WORK Gm k 10 a FRONT- Kathy Gill, Judy Pushelberg, Joanne Bakelaar, Mary Ann Vink, Ann Vulders, Marlene Zehr. MIDDLE- Dave Fryer, Mike Riou, Pat Mclver, Ingo Krebber, Peter Pola, Don Blum, Gary Bushfield, Derek Luckhardt. BACK- Steve Dow, Peter Schaerer, Pat Feryn, Matt Moffat, Roger Park, John Rutherford. ABSENT- Jim Minifie, Jamie MacAlphine, Bert Groenestege. FRONT- Kae Dunbar, Kathy Wilker, Margaret Aitcheson, Colleen Tyler, Anne Moms, Gabnele Schindler. MIDDLE- Mark Horstead, Cathy Flood, Brenda Baker, Mary Lou Schwartzentruber, Marlene Fuhr Cheryl Davidson, Karen MacDonald, Larry Graul, Ernest Bakes, Bill Huras. BACK- Mark Hammer, Robert Dotzert, Steve Kreuter, Leonard Leasa, Jim Myers, John Thompson, Robert Delesie, Richard Mamland. ABSENT- Marion Chessell, Linda Whittemore. FRONT- Sue Jones, Cheryl Ferguson, Sharon Dagenais, Cheryl Fuhr, Evelyn Berg, Franca DiDiomete, Bonnie Wilhelm, Jane Kelly. MIDDLE- Brenda Zinn, Cathy Schooley, Gwen Reeve, Mary Aitcheson, Debbie Debus, Cathy Muma, Dianne Litt, Dianne Siemon, Marianne Weitmann. BACK- Bruce Parker, Rondell Pfaff, John MacFadden, Mike Zinger, Tony Groothuizen, Warren Gaul, Robert Peterson, Darrell Barclay. ABSENT- Brian Shaw, Brian Anderson. IOd FRONT Ron Schram Debbie Ranney, Janice Gaunt, Vickie Conroy, Judy Breen, Irene Sainnauwap, Janet Rfphl T am Vidter Debbte Uniac. MIDDLE- Linda Renecker, Marie Foster, Maq Lott, Connie Murray, Chns Sr D neHalickKathy Ladders, Bev Horst, Debbie Adair. BACK- Doug Buck, Rick Petne, Mike nSr?, Tck Kelly Brian Dundas, Bob Barth, BiU Weir. ABSENT- Norm Nason. IOe FRONT- Sandra Allman, Linda Leeming, Janet Diehl, Liz DeWetermg, Kathy Hiennch, Terry Thomas, Loraine Phillips, Debbie Lichti, Carolyn Gerber. MIDDLE- Audrev Wilker, Susan Luckhardt, Shiela Riehl, Janet Balls, Debbie Walsh, Kathy Ney, Helen Gascho, Mary-Anne Vanderberk, Mary- Ann Buckley. BACK- Laura Smith, Joanne Gatenby, Lois Cook, Helen Bart, Mary Dietrich, aveiyn Kubat, Joann Gregory, Cecelia Jaclison. FRONT- Inara Gutmanis, Debbie Sangster, Linda Winter, Joyce Rohde, Linda Hatch, Julie Davidson. MIDDLE- Kim Tinning, Marlene Taylor, Debbie Simmons, Wanda Chalmers, Janine Ochman, Linda Falk, Carolyn Bean BACK- Rick Racz, Pat White, Mike Elgie, Neil McCann, Gary Scott. ABSENT- Wayne Huston, Debbie Glazier, Adele Krajaefski. FRONT- Maureen Morrison, Donna Hallman, Sandie Bradd, Ann Whalen, Jane Gaul, Joan Flanagan, Pat Soper. MIDDLE- Linda Schneider, Brenda Martin, Donna Kramers, Susan McCann, Margaret Steinacker, Janine Glitz, Toni Koshowski, Marianne Connolly, Helen Fancy, Colleen Kelly. BACK- John Roesner, Doug Filsinger, Larry Cahill, Glen Staffen, Steve Whitfield, Wayne Mullin. ABSENT- Dennis Flanagan, Dave Jasper. IOh 55. FRONT- Marvin Yantzi, Dennis Jones. Mark Bankert. Paul Hughes, Wavne Wolfe, Paul Bourdeau. Dan Horst. MIDDLE- John Britton. Norbert Christmann, Andrew Nyland, Bruce Kropf. Eddie Smith, Philip Gratton, Bob Jones, Archie McMillan, Steve Stewart, Kevin Steinacker. BACK- Ken Ballantyne, Stephen Hesse, Ron Brander, John Pinto, Douglas Ahrens, Stephen Crosby, Dave Edwards, Grant Schwartzentruber, Robert Blundell, Mark Mayer. ABSENT- John Dekroon, Bill Dunn. FRONT- Dave Coulton, Roy Docking, Wesley Malcolm, Gary Fusick, Mike Brenner, Bruce Brodhagen, Ray Belfour, Michael Holman, Rod Tompkins. MIDDLE- Gary Zehr, Wayne Klooster, Ken Clarke, Doug Dotput, Bill Coulton, Barry Harrison, Edward O ' Brien, David Buuck, Jon Roth, Warren Wolfe, Jim Schellenberger. BACK- Alan Edwards, Alan Moffat, Ken Baechler, Rick Bingham, John Berg, Brina Wagler, Bryon Ricck, Blain Leyser, Paul Merkel, Alan Waters, Eric Kipfer. ABSENT- Jamie McArdle, Bob Sell. FRONT- Gerald Leger, Ken Lupton, Murray Leis, Myron Jantzi, Franklin Brodhagen, John Baer, Sidney Eghoetz, Bruce Berg. MIDDLE- Dave Molyneux, Larry Kelly, John Lyoness, Richard Bart, Ken Everitt, Steve Strathdee, Rick Nelson, Jack Parr, Jim Mayer, Carman Paola. BACK- Bruce Gorvett, Brian Schmidt, Joe Seili, John Warren, Don Ahrens, Dave Logie, Mike O ' Donovan, Gary Slater, Garry Davis, Steve Huras. ABSENT- Dieter Brandt, Scott Gibbons, Robin Sage, Peter Davis. FRONT- Robert Wilson, Ted Leis, Mary Louise Gaunt, Connie Knechtel, Marilyn Boyce, Wylma Denny, Gail Winter, Tom Morev. Calvin Aikens. MIDDLE- Paul Ruller, Vem Partridge, Paul McClure, Geoff Taylor, Pat Kelly, Ron Herman, Dave Parent, Dave Barclay, Dave Kiloh. BACK- Steve Curtis, Mike Culliton, Brian Walkom, John Brosens, Don Wittig, Gerry Ebel, Dennis Huston, Bevin Rae, Paul Stahlke, Terry McNaughton. FRONT- Terry Kennedy, Wendy Marshall, Kathryn McTavish, Kathy Kelly, Rita Reurink, Janet Wyllie, Joanne Weber, Mike Teahen. MIDDLE- Tom Moorhouse, Bob Cook, Charles Brenner, Bruce Gerber, Larry Feeney, Ron Cosstick, Paul Campbell, Terry Hamill, Wayne Jaques. BACK- Bob Palmer, Harold Deschauer, Mike Koshowski, Dave Nelles, Mark Fetter, Patrick Walsh, Kevin Dubblestyne, Ron Smith, Allan RoUeman. ABSENT- Marilyn Moore. Gn uk Sfe ' e llA FRONT- Rose Marie Heinbuck, Cindy Riehl, Chris Stott, Jane Loghrin, Julie Huffman, Donna Kelly, Diane Daniels, Donna Schmidt, Carol Steinacker, MIDDLE- Don Wreford, Leonard Neeb, Cathy Brickman Pauline Brickman, Geraldine Cuerden, Kathy Thistle, Mary Lou Allensen, Sharon Breen, Mary Skinner, Murray Binkle, Fred Clark. BACK- Dave Stevenson, John Mavity, Patrick Shantz, Tim Terlesky, Allan Boyce, Peter Kuiper, Paul Baker, Tom Fraser, Fred Lindner, John Stock, Brian Messerschmidt, ABSENT-Paul Krempien, Brian Gray, Dave Mclntyre, Vaugh Pfaff. ABSENT- Bill Verellen, Jim Mitchell, Jeff Norris. FRONT- Evelyn White, Debbie Ruston, Hazel Lewis, Arlene Bannon, Julie Emm, Carolyn Kendry, Maria Paola. MIDDLE- Susan Israel, Sandra Foerster, Karen Harvey, Ellen Ossendryver, Theresa, PapUnski, Beverly Hesse, Cindy Snider, Susan Marwick, Pauline Kaufmann. BACK- Sandra Phillips, Sharon Wagler, Marilyn Jeffrey, Colleen Foster, Louise Bristow, Bev Frame. ABSENT- Kathy Smith, Marilyn Taras, Janet Murray. FRONT- Ellen Jacobs, Kathryn Lumley, Cindy Heinbuch, Anne Fleming, Carol Beatty, Brenda Wilton, Marlene Ropp, Lynn Landers. MIDDLE- Kim McPherson, Linda Uniac, Rhonda Smith, Jean Janeczek, Kathy Bannon, Linda Robinson, Marilyn Pallister. BACK- Bob Pepper, Jim Johnston, Penny Gropp, Eddy WUkinson, Barbara Becker,- Tim Ropp, Bruce Dolson. ABSENT- Brenda Wagler, Shelley Meadows. FRONT- Doug Cook, Debra Listman, Debbie Roulston, May Forbeck, Joe West. BACK- Wayne Billo, Rick A Dc x?r,r ' Burdett, Dave Britton, Hayes Rothemel, Ron Lyoness, Russ Cunningham, Don Gibb. ABbbNT- Gerry Court, Art Hymers, Judy Mills. FRONT- Bill Cook, Jim Adams, Marcel Stadelmann, Wayne Fetter, Brian Taylor, Dave Smith, Paul Lobsinger. MIDDLE- Steve Clarke, Warren Harper, Terry Paulter, Kevin Hopf, Breen Bentley, Richard Lalonde, Murray Fleming, Warren Young, Jack McNaughton. BACK- Robert Yundt, Duncan Emm, Tom Brown, Glen Dill, Harry Geerlinks, Steve Liedtke. ABSENT- Fred Nyland, Louis Houben, Howard Culligan, Larry Cummerford, FRONT- Bill Riehl, Gary Gould, Robert Henderson, Murray Meadows, Eric Pehlke, Bruce Stoskopf, Gerald Scheerer, MIDDLE- Bob Wakon, Dave Hart, Don Schneider, Doug Luckhart, Ray Mogk, Vick Hoggarth, Jim Brooks, Frank Schneider, Gord Cox. BACK- Ron Anderson, Ron Smith, Glenn Dietrich, Fred FoUings, Brian Schwartzentruber. ABSENT- Joe Klumper, Paul Johnson, Steve Adair, Fred Glauser, Bob Faulhafer, Charles Wendel. FRONT- Roger Bevermann, John Rose, Bill Steinacker, Brett Sereres, Alex Hart, Brad Ackersviller. MIDDLE- Ken Dubblestyne, Chris O ' Brien, John St. Clair, Howard Bode, Alex Siegner. BACK- Howard Wellwood, Brad Hutchison Tom Ruston, Dave Cossey, Gary Horst, Jim Neeb. ABSENT- Bob Bain, Herb Christmann, Wayne Feltz, Rod Graul, ' Doug Horst, Andy Jeffrey, Steve Lane. FRONT- Barbara Dotzert, Leslie Billo, Carolyn Reis, Linda Lowe, Joan Brickman, Dianne Schneider, Gloria Smith. MIDDLE- Rosemary Diegel, Sandra Schenck, Agnes McCaffery, Brenda Willmore, Kathy Cahill, Shirley Geerltnks. BACK- Christine Chippendale, Velma Leasa, Ruth Parks, Caroline Robinson, Karen Wyllie. ABSENT- Rhonda Rhodes Vicky Nichols, Marion Reis. portsf sMIe i f-r - i! ' jSM ' f W iJ - ' % THE SPORTS SCENE o SENIOR FOOTBALL Our seniors began with high hopes this year for a successful season. As the year progressed this was not to be. Once again we lost the Red Feather game to the powerful Central Ramblers. Except for one game our defence played solid football but the offence could not get rolling. With the return of nineteen players next year plus some very good juniors coming up to senior, we should improve greatly next season. Look forward to next year for the tide to turn. You will see the Northwestern Huskies on the move upwards. o JUNIOR FOOTBALL For its second year of operation our Junior team at Northwestern has done very well. Making it to the semi-finals is no disgrace and neither is being ousted by a fantastic team like Exeter. This year ' s team had five second year players who shared co-captain positions. They played as a team of which they were proud to be members. I am sure we will all miss the gray pants and jerseys working out until next year rolls around and they start spring training. Next year ' s team promises to be a good one as ten boys will be back for their second year. O SENIOR VOLLEYBALL Prior to the final tournament on October 30 the team had several exhibition games in which they did fairly well. We had a good look at our competition and knew very well what we were up against when October 30 came euround. On October 30 we played St. Mary ' s first in which we won two straight games. We then played Mitchell and took two games straight again. We then had a very long wait (3y2 hours) before we met Clinton (they won the tournament and also WOSSA). We lost two games stredght in this series. This was a big disappointment as the team had done very well against Clinton in pre-toumament games. Listowell then beat us in the semi-finals by 15-2 and 15-11. The boys had a pretty good year and should be very strong next year. o SENIOR BOYS ' BASKETBALL The senior Boy ' s Basketball team is one of the best senior teams that have existed at North- western. The team spirit is very high and there is a good chance it will go all the way to the championships. One of the highlights of the season was the 79-76 defeat of Central in their own gym by the powerful Huskies. Our three centers are Steve Smethurst who is 6 feet and two inches. He is an excellent shooter. Glen Deitrich and Hayes Rothernel play left forwards. We have two aggressive red-headed, left handers, Larry Cummerford and Doug Horst. At right forward we have John Bakelaar and Ron Keis. Our four guards are Ivan Coulthard who is our team captain and leading scorer, John Bell, Ron Osborne, and Paul Gummow. With such a strong team how can we lose? o GOLF This year Northwestern hosted the Huron Perth golf tournament at the Stratford Country Club. The competition was very keen with some opposing competitions coming close to breaking par. Northwestern had a completely new team and found the competition to be a bit overwhelming. By next year, however, we should again place high in the winner ' s circle. o SENIOR GIRLS ' BASKETBALL This year the Senior Girl ' s Basketball team proved that the girl ' s teams of Northwestern are coming out on top. During the first few games of the season the girls looked very promising and proved it by the end of the season. The team finished second in the Huron Perth finals against St. Mary ' s. The girls worked hard together but the St. Mary ' s team out-scored our team. After Huron Perth the girls travelled to St. Thomas for WOSSA. At 8:00 it was all over. Northwestern was defeated by a team from London. The basketball season for Northwestern always ends too soon as far as the girls are concerned. This is not always so for the coach. This year the girls were worked hard in practice and in every game and that is why we came out on top. The person who we thank for all the hard work, time and effort put into the team is Miss Campbell. o BOYS ' CROSS COUNTRY This year the boy ' s cross country team travelled to the ' Alps ' of Wingham with high hopes but the competition proved to be too much. The competition combined vdth the arduous course caused the Huskies to finish in the middle of the pack. O GIRLS ' CROSS COUNTRY Results of the Huron Perth Cross Country Meet were as follows: Top runners: Midgets-Donna Skinner 4th Seniors-Karen Grasby 3rd Karen Grasby represented the team at WOSSA ' xajgiBiBiaaiaiaiarajaraisiBXSJSJsiEfEiHfsiHiajEjgiaiE O JUNIOR BOYS ' BASKETBALL This year produced the best jimior basketball team Northwestern ever had. It started in November when Mr. Wright with only two jimiors from last years team put together a championship team. The season opened with nine exhibition games and coming out with eight wins and one loss against Guelph C.V.I, proved to produce an exciting year. Next came the Huskie Tournament where the Huskies defeated Tilsonburg, Annondale and Aylmer, but were defeated by Central 56 - 39 in the championship game. Another tour the Huskies attended was up in Goderich. The juniors won their first game against London Banting 52 - 51 but were beat in the semi-final game against Strathroy 53 - 27. The juniors got another crack at Strathroy a few weeks later and won 59 - 45. Now, entering league a ction the juniors came through with a perfect nine win zero loss record and the highlight was beating Central in their own court 57 - 40. This set the Huskies up with first place and having to play MitcheU in the playoffs and defeating them 58 - 27. For the championship it was North- western against Central again and the first game being in Central, the juniors surprised evsryone by defeating Central 44 - 35. The second game being in our home court was a real thriller by upsetting a Central 13 point lead giving Northwestern it ' s first Huron Perth Junior Basketball Championship. At the end of the season the Juniors record was 21 wins, 4 losses. The team would like to express their gratitude to Coach Wright and his managers for building a champ- ionship team. SENIOR FOOTBALL FRONT- Jim Mitchell, Larry Commerford, Steve Lane, Jim Bogle, Alan Lupton, Herb Christman, Dave Mclntyre. MIDDLE- Bob Faulhafer, John Bakelaar, Dave Cossey, Chris McKeough, Ron Zinn, Howard CuUigan. BACK- Dennis Bean, Steve Hunt, Don Moon, Don Gibson, Bob Peterson, Brian Gray. JUNIOR FOOTBALL FRONT: Paul Krempien, Bert Groonestage, John Player, Mark Hammer, Scott Gibbons, Norbert Christmann, Brian Anderson, Brian Shaw, John Thompson, Vaughn Pfaff. MIDDLE: Dennis Flanagan, Mr. Pirrie, Bruce Cook, James Minifie, Jamie MacAlpine, Paul Johnson, Gord Player, Perry Hesse, Garnet Jonas, Joe Klumper, Glen Schmidt, John Britton, Larry Jacobs, Mr. Patterson. BACK: Norm Mason, Tim Moore, Bob SeH, Ross Matheson, Mr. Wright, Bob Bain, Doug Schippling, Jeff Morris, Ron Padington, Steve Adair. SENIOR BASKETBALL FRONT: Diane Gatenby, Miss Campbell, Marj Lott. Bev Wilhelm, Colleen Kelly. BACK: Mary Skinner, Janet Bell, Karen Grasby, JUNIOR BASKETBALL FRONT- Dionna Skinner, Patsy Soper, Connie Knechtel, Carol Kendry, Margaret Aitcheson. BACK- Joanne Bakelaar, Joanne Gatenby, Lori Brodhagen, Marion Chessel, Cathy Brickman, Janine Ochman. SENIOR BASKETBALL FRONT: John Bakelaar, Ivan Coulthard, Ron Osborne, Larry Cummerford, Colin Bogle, John Bell. BACK: Mr. Neigh, Paul Gummow, Ron Kreis, Steve Smethurst, Hayes Rothemel, Doug Horst, Mr. Peter James. JUNIOR BASKETBALL FRONT: Pat White, Wayne Klooster, Dave Burnett, Steve Kreuter, John Anderson, Herb Christman. BACK: Mr. Wright, Bruce Ballantyne, Doug Schippling, Bob Bain, Gord Player, Vaughn Pfaff, John McFadden. MIDGET BASKETBALL FRONT: John Britton, John Lowe, Rob Oliver, Paul Orchard, Dave Fryer. BACK: Jesse Trachsel, Bob Kuiper, Peter Schaerer, Ian Murray, Rondell Pfaff, James Minifie. ABSENT: Rob Bell, John Player. TENNIS Larry Shurie, Don Gibson, Bob Kuiper. SENIOR VOLLEYBALL FRONT- Mary Skinner, Sharon Breen, Janet Bell, Donna Meagher, Colleen Foster. BACK- Bev Wilhelm, Debbie Dench, Cathie Morris, Mary Binkle, Vicki I ' igani, Norma Pogson, Rose Heinbuch. JUNIOR VOLLEYBALL FRONT- Marj Lott, Donna Skinner, Sharon Kelland, Miss Campbell, Colleen Tyler, Carol Kendry, Wendy Gibson, Diane Gatenby. BACK- Connie Knechtel, Janine Ochman, Joanne Bakelaar, Joanne Gatenby, Lon Brodhagen, Cathy Brickman, Marion Obaldich, Ellen Sealy. SENIOR VOLLEYBALL FRONT: Bob Erb, Jim Comley, Ivan Coulthard, Ron Osborne, Rick Walk , Joe White. BACK: John Neeb, Dave Jasper, Steve Smethurst, Kenton Ehgotz, Bob Jones, John Bell. JUNIOR VOLLEYBALL FRONT: Ernie Bakes, Bruce BaUantyne, Mike Riou, Scott Nelson. BACK: Mr Neigh John Stock, Earl Nowack, John McFadden, Steve Kreuter, Glen MacDonald. SENIOR SOCCER FRONT: Dave Holmes, Bill Huras, Barry Harrison, Scott Dunbar, Ian Weber, Jim Daum. BACK: Terry Hamill, Richard Cole, John Lyoness, Steve Strathdee, Bob Barth, Rick Petrie, Ron Lyoness, Al Matheson, Rick Corlett, Punch Imlach. JUNIOR SOCCER FRONT- Stuart Anderson, Chris Tune, BQl Huras, Doug Brickman, Doug Lyoness, Karl Klomp. BACK- Danny Thomas, Larry Dunbar, Kevin Brown, Bob Kuiper, Wayne Klooster, Mike LaFontaine, Mike Teahen. WRESTLING FRONT: Norbert Christian, Robert Wilson, Don Erb, Howard Culligan, Jim Mitchell, Gary Shaw, Ken Lupton. BACK: Mr. Eby, Jim Comely, Ron Brander, Don Gibson, Bruce Parker, Scott Gibbons, Brian Grey, John Thompson, Warren Gaul, ABSENT: Owen Brady, Austin Mendrine, Scot Dunbar, Steve Cline, Keith Gill, Jerry Van Dyk, Carman Paola, Rodney Graul, Larry Palmby, George Klumper. FRONT: Gerda Groothuizen, Marg Aitcheson, Donna Skinner. MIDDLE: Kevin Brown, Bob Davidson, Mary Skinner, Karen Grasby, Mary Ann Vink, Cathy Vink, Ron Zinn, Mike Riou. BACK: Gary Blum, Glen Morris, Jim Aitcheson, Bob Kuiper. ABSENT: Bob Marwick, Larry Palmby, Stan Eraser, Bill Steinacker ,.X0 S o . 12A-B VOLLEYBALL FRONT: Joe White, Ivan Coulthard, Steve Smethurst, Ron Osborne, Jim Comley. BACK: Paul Gummow, John Bell. 10-J VOLLEYBALL FRONT: Rick Nelson, Jim Mayer, Dieter Brant, George Legeir. BACK: Dave Logie, Joe Seh, Steve Strathdee, John Lyoness, Steve Huras. 10-C BICYCLE RACES 11A-B BICYCLE RACES FRONT: John McFadden. BACK: Mike Zinger, Brian Anderson, Darrell Barclay. FRONT: Paul Krempien, Keith Broughton, Dave Mclntyre. ABSENT: Stan Fraser. 9-J VOLLEYBALL FRONT: Steve Wilhelm, Jim Wagler, Lyle Rosendale, Larry Shurie. BACK: Dan Smith, Doug Schippling, Earl Nowack, Jim Bridges, Bill Supor. 12-G LACROSSE FRONT: Larry Berger, Bruce Bell, Ron Kries, Alex Becker. BACK: Dennis Westman, Bob Marchand, Mark Tyler, Jack Switzer. 11A-B ARCHERY FRONT: Karin Silbermann (Individual Champ) - P- ° ' y Boyce, Pauline De Wetterine Mary Skinner. 12A-D BASKETBALL a FRONT: Donna Meagher, Jane Meadows, Marg Crowley, Janet Bell, Faye Weeks, Norma Pogson. BACK: Sandi Soper, Debbie Dench, Norma Williams, Bev Wilhelm, Angie Kuiper, Janet Fuhr, Debbie Schmidt, Jane Bakelaar, Jo-Ann Bateman, Marilyn Brunk. 10- B BASKETBALL FRONT: Ann Morris, Colleen Tyler, Gabrielle Schindler. BACK: Marg Aitcheson, Brenda Baker, Marion Chessell, Marlene Fuhr, Linda Whittemore, Kae Dunbar. 9-A BASKETBALL FRONT: Eleanor Mogk, Lou Brodhagen, Joanne Kelly. BACK: Ger da Groothuizen, Kathy Taylor, Debbie Brickman, Judy Luckhart. 10-E INDOOR SOFTBALL £ liiiSiil ' I Stl ' _______ ■J K jji a ' t Hi FRONT: Kathy Heinrich, Sandra AUman, Audrey Wilker, Sherry Thomas. BACK: Ehzabeth De Wettering, Helen Bart, Joanne Gatenby, Helen Gascho, Janet Diehl. CHEERLEADERS FRONT- Joan Brickman, Cindy Riehl, Bev Hesse, Darlene Buchner, Brenda Wilton. BACK- Kathy Ney, Donna Schmidt, Carmen Clarke, Barb Becker, Rhonda Rhodes. u6 STUDENT COUNCIL Bonnie Smith{President), Bonnie Bleich(Vice President), Kathy Smith(Secretary), Dave Wildgust(Treasurer). FRONT- Debbie Evans, Sharon Kelland, Joan Flanagan, Eleanor Rider, Carolyn Wilker, Bonnie Bleich, Bonnie Smith, Kathy Smith, Carol Steinacker, Colleen Kelly, Jane Bakelaar, Joanne Kelly. BACK- Bud Dixon, Steve Parker, Jim Brooks, Kenton Eghoetz, Garry Slater, Paul Heinbuch, Larry Cummerford, Dave Wildgust, Robert Blundell, Ingo Krebber, Gerald Wolfe, Ron Graul, Paul Orchard, Gary Scott. TYPING TEAMS 4 ™= fi = Angie Kuiper, Bonnie Bleich. JUNIOR SENIOR Cathy Gettler, Cathy Haveron, Marian Obacich. ' ATHLETIC EXECUTIVE Joe White, Herb Christmann, John Bakelaar, Dianne Gatenby, Bev Whilhelm, Faye Weeks. ABSENT- Ivan Coulthard. GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION FRONT: Vickie Tigani, Marg Aitcheson, Bonnie Wilhelm, Faye Weeks, Diane Gatenby, Marj Lott, Claudia Viani, Brenda Willmore. BACK: Janine Achman, Joanne Gatenby, Connie Knechtel, Denise Ashton, Janet Bell, Lou Brodhagen, Sharon Bieen, Ellen Sealy, Linda Uniac, Barb Becker, Wendy Marshall, Eleanor Lease, Brenda Meyer, Joanne Bakelaar, Jo-Anne Bateman, Donna Skinner, Purlanne Etherington, Carol Kendry. D A A. FRONT: Dan Smith, Bruce Parker, Eric Balsdon, Jolin Bakelaar, Herb Christmann, Bill Huras,Paul Saunders, Paul Lobsinger, Jim Mitchell. MIDDLE: John Mavity, Mike Hansford, Richard Cantin, Dave Jasper, Alan Matheson, Bud Dixon, Steve Strathdee, Shane Knight, Kenton Eghoetz, Steve Dow. BACK: Murray Brown, Bruce Cook, Rick Keller, Mark Fedder, Ron Lyoness, Kevin Rae, Doug Horst. ABSENT: Joe White, Ivan Coulthard. GOLF FRONT- Bud Dixon, Paul Lobsinger. BACK- John Mavity, Ed Wilkinson. YEARBOOK STAFF 1 FRONT- Carol Roth, Carol Steinacker, Wanda Chalmers, Janet Fuhr, Alan Gatschene, Marilyn Brunk, Jo-Ann Bateman. Nancy Litt, Kathryn Brodhagen, MIDDLE- Sharon Daub, Dianne Siemon, Jane Bakelaar, Angela Francis, Maureen Gorvett, Angle Kuiper, Bonnie Bleich, Cathy Vink, Lynda Wolfe, Dianne Litt, Faye Weeks, Norma Pogson, Janet Bell. BACK- Paul Heinbuch, Tom Fraser, George Freeman, Fred Clarke, Alan Boyce. YEARBOOK ADVERTISING 1 . m- - rf !™ k If ' jF%i HHHtk p ' AS Sm ' ' ' ■ i -a, 1 ■ 1 9 FRONT- Maria Paola, Julie Emm, Carol Kendry, Debbie Ruston, Evelyn White, Bev Hesse, Sandra Foerster, Arlene Bannon, Debra Listman. MIDDLE- Kathy Smith, Hazel Lewis, Ellen Ossendryver, Cindy Snider, Theresa Paolinski, Marilyn Taras, Jeanie Janeczek, Susan Marwick, Pauline Kaufmann, Karen Harvey, Louise Bristow, Sandra Phillips, Colleen Foster, Mary Forbeck. BACK- Gerry Court, Russ Cunningham, Barry Burdett, Rick Corlett, Don Gibb, Hayes Rothernel, Ron Lyoness, Doug Cook, Joe West, Art Hymers. ABSENT-Bev Frame, Susan Israel, Debbie Roulston, Wayne Billo. BADMINTON CLUB FRONT- Bonnie Wilhelm, Brenda Zinn, Gerda Groothuizen, Karen Ferguson, Kathy Taylor Joanne Kelly, Joanne Bakelaar, MIDDLE- Alan Boyce, Tony Groothuizen, Don Gibson, Bob Erb, Warren Gaul, Robert Delesie, Mark Horstead, Jane Bakelaar, Colleen Kelly, BACK- Gary Wirth, Jim Mitchell, Richard Cantin, Pat White, John Wakon, Derrel Barclay, Bob Kuiper, Rondell Pfaff, Ron Lioness, Ron Zinn. ABSENT- Larry Palmby, Marion Joppe, Wayne Jaques, John Bain. CURLING FRONT- John Wakon, Ruth Parks, Randy Smith. BACK- Bob Ritchie, Gary Hamilton, Steve Dow, Kevin Argue. CAMERA CLUB FRONT: Elizabeth de Wetering, Tony Koshowski, Colleen Kelly, Carol Steinacker, Joanne Bakelaar, Ann Volders, Debora Balzer Catherine Balzer. BACK: George Freeman, Allan Boyce Steve Dow, Fred Clark, Ernie Bakes, Colin Bogle, Tom Eraser, Brian Shaw, Kevin Argue, Bob Sell, Mr. Smith, Tony Bokkers. ROCK CLUB FRONT: Gerald Ahrens, Hugh McTavish, Dave Costick. BACK: Hugh Munro, Rick Keller, Dennis Privatt, Michael Ryan. NEWSPAPER STAF F FRONT: George Freeman, Fred Clark, Don Gibson, Steve Dow, Terry Middleditch. BACK: John Bain, Jane Bakelaar, Bonnie Bleich, Lynn Bailey, Mary Lou AUensen, Alan Boyce. GRAPHIC ARTS CLUB FRONT- John Bain, Jerry Tuffnail, Harry Cuerden, Ian McLachlan, Doug Haveron. BACK: Freeman, Alan Boyce, Bruce Curtis, John McFadden, BiU Richards, Steve Dow, Ernie Bakes. George HISTORY CLUB FRONT: Ann Campbell, Joyce Rhode, Marlene Fuhr, Norma Pogson Kathy Muma, Judy Pushelberg Mary Ann Vink, Marilyn Brunk, Marjorie Schmidt. MIDDLE: Joe White, Donna Meagher, Paul Heinbuch, Bruce Gorvett, Brian Scott, Alan Gatschene, Bob Erb, Marlene Forrest, Jane Bakelaar, Bob Jones , Dennis Bean, Kenton Ehgoetz, Cathy Vink, Janet Fuhr, Doug Green, Angela Francis, Rick Walker, Colleen Kelly, Terry Middleditch. BACK: Gordon Erb, John Maslen, Ron Osborn, Ivan Coulthard, Don Gibson, Tom Stott, Gerry Rehberg, Bill Whittemore, Terry Terlesky, Ken Jung. LIBRARY CLUB FRONT- Marilyn Brunk, Carolyn Gerber, Sue Luckhardt, Janet Diehl, Nancy Litt, Mary Forbeck, Marlene Zehr, Carol Steinmcker. BACK- Dianne Litt, Dianne Siemon, Joan Leyser, Helen Gascho, Pauline DeWetering, Debra Evans, Kathy Charlton, Kathryn Brodhagen, Donna Kelly, Brunhilde Schmidt, Marlene Ropp. Darlene Buchner, Ann Meagher, Bob Erb, Steve Denny. GYMNASIICS FRONT- Ann Morris, Inara Gutmanis, Toni Koshowski, Patsy Soper, Cathie Morris. BACK- Debbie Dench, Carmen Clark, Marj Lott, Marion Chessel, Connie Knechtel, Elizabeth DeWetering. SKI CLUB FRONT- Herb Smiley Christman, Yours Truly, Marg Look out it ' s Lottie Lott, Doug Follow Me ' Lyoness, Don Twinkle Toes Gibson. BACK- Fred Swinger Johnston, Norbert Cracker ' ! Christman, Tom I ' ve Forgot it Moorehouse, Ernie Count me out Bakes, Bill Cool Man Moore, Alan Steadfast Gatschene, Hugh Flash Munro. ME CLUB Boyce, Marlene Fuhr, Norma Pogson Judv PushelW ' fh.v.n n Lou Schwartzentruber, Marilyn 3rd ROW- Pauline D Wettering, E Binkle Donn lenv AncSf v ' ® Weeks Carol Steinacker. ?rR?rCa?hrBrS ' ' ' M rrir o- n B aS: olVo J e L glSn : ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Dl ' s Li tuLfAn ' K Tcomn I j ifl f Marion ' obidich. Kathy Haveron, Debbie Mark Horstead, Tori XweLX Kathv cKtnn «;w Q i° ' ' R -jk Walker, Ted Ebel, Jim Meyers, Schmidt, Lena d Neeb.nTrneli mon Jim Glib Smethurst, Karen Silberman, Janet Bell, Brunhilde PROJECTION SQUAD Alan Boyce, Colin Bogle, Ton Eraser, George Freeman. f d f M r ctibitiesi japP JBr I Bb ! - m ' L )W = : ■-« ii mt jf GRADUATION GOOD LUCK GRADUATING CLASS CLUB AT WORK GARNET AND GREY DAY Please... please catch the egg! ■ l ,v Angle Kuiper Alan Boyce Paul Baker Faye Weeks Brian Scott Although our Reach for the Top team was defeated they showed a lot of determliiation and put forth a great intellectual fight for our school. l g f (D i2 f g g f i2 f S !) Sg S Sg fT Mom, what are you going to be when you grow up? Are you sure you want to play? ... This is tackle you knou GRADE 13 BABY PICTURES COLLEEN KELLY Hey Ma, I just ate a worm. GERALD CAPPLEMAN I have to go to the bathroom. Mom.. JOHN MASLEN 007 CARMEN CLARKE Go Home Poopy! JOHN COSSEY John and his diesel driven bike. JUDY STRASSER Mom said that if I was good, she ' d take me to market. JOHN BAKELAAR Want a ride babe! ANN CAMPBELL You can ' t have any! SHEILA WILHELM Hey Mom, I foimd a dead cat in the garage! ke fUte r CIM: SMELV TASTE ' YOUTH ' S CREDO I believe in the greatness of myself, and that I am in this world for a purpose, that purpose being to put back into life more than I have taken out. I believe in the integrity of other people, assured that they try as hard to follow the gleam, even as I. I believe in the gallantry of older people whose seasoned experience and steadfast devotion has preserved for me the precious heritage of the past. I believe in the magnificance of the past, knowing that without Its storied wealth I would possess nothing. I believe in the challenge of the future, fully realizing there will be no future except it becomes alive through me. I believe in the sacredness of duty, through which I must conserve what was given me, and thereby help to preserve it for all comers after me. I believe in the contagion of health, and that I can spread it through cheerfulness, wholesome habits, sensible expenditure of energies, and wise use of foods. I believe in the nobility of work as the creative expression of the best within me, and as my share in easing the common load of all. I believe in the enrichment of play and laughter as the means of cleansing my body of staleness and my soul of bitterness. I believe in the holiness of friendship, knowing that my life Is a tapestry woven from the silken threads of many beautiful lives. Because I believe this, I therefore believe in God, who justifies all my beliefs. He is the still small voice within, ever urging me toward the unattained. Since He cares for these things, I believe that even death cannot steal these precious possessions from me. And whatever more I believe is entwined in those precious feelings that lie too deep for words. Remember when you talk you only repeat what you already know; but if you listen you may learn something. History is a fabric woven by mankind on the loom of time. Its designs vary with the years-now dark, now bright, now bold, now seemingly insignificant. Somehow we must seek the pattern as it was meant to be, and help to make it a thing of beauty and strength. Special thanks to: Mr. Edmonds Ken Jung Mr. Bright George Freeman Alan Boyce Alan Gatschene for their contribution of pictures to our Yearbook. We would also like to thank Mr. Fraser and Mr. Walker for their guidance. VANCOUVER TRIP Look. i A 4 CANDID SHOTS OFFICE STAFF Mrs. Budd Miss Thiel Mrs. Rothemel Mrs. Herold Mrs. Kitchen Mrs. W. Strathdee Mrs. O. Marriott Mrs. A. Murray Mrs. L. Thorn CAFETERIA STAFF How many of you have seen the ladder that runs up through the roof and up, up, up? Not many because the eye can ' t see it — but the mind ' s eye can, because it is the ladder of success. The base of the ladder of success. The base of the ladder is firmly planted in the roots of the school. Many of you have climbed a few rungs — others are just starting. The harder you work the higher you will climb. Today there are more job opportunities than ever before in the history of Stratford — you can take advantage of these oppor- tunities by equipping yourself with an education. We have the facilites to provide you with the best education available today — make your to- morrow count by hard work and study during your stay at Northwestern. We wish you success and good luck. STRATFORD CITY COUNCIL mentaneaitn Anybody can have mental and emotional problems. Something can be done about them. Talk it over with someone who knows you. If he can ' t help there are others — psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers — who can help troubled people . There is nothing wrong with needing or getting such help. The earlier you go for help, the better it is. Sponsored by; PERTH COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH ASSOC. AND WHITE CROSS CENTRE Phone: 273-1391 156 Waterloo Street Stratford, Ontario ju n fHENDRICKSON J 532 Romeo Street, Stratford, Ontario Telephone: 271-4840 Telex: 0295-791 Compliments of SALLY SHOP LADIES ' WEAR 19 Downie Street Stratford, Ontario Compliments DOMINION CHAIN COMPANY LIMITED CANADA ' S LARGEST MANUFACTURER of CHAIN PRODUCTS AUTOMOTIVE BRAKE CABLES ASSEMBLIES. Stratford - Ontario YEANDLE MOTOR LTD. Ford And Mercury ' Family Of Fine Cars Stratford 211 Erie St. 271-2660 Also Your Lincon Dealer -A-1 Used Cars - Complete Repairs Collision Service - Car Rentals Compliments of THE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA Ken Culbert, Stratford Branch to young men ■with Banking offers a fine career GALBRAITH ' S DRY GOODS YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR NEEDLEPOINT CANVAS AND YARN STAMPED EMBROIDERY WORK CREWEL EMBROIDERY LIQUID EMBROIDERY RUG KITS AFGHAN KITS CUSHION KITS FULL RANGE OF KNITTING YARNS 90 ERIE STREET TELEPHONE 271-6270 STRATFORD, CANADA fiESTAURmt I OSTEAK DOUSi DINING LOUNGE TAVERN invites you to enjoy the most delicious food served in the festival city. Your hosts — Andy, Peter and John. For Reservation Call 271-1340 DllVt — IR .- SiRVICE - IR .— SERVICE - SAME DAY SERVICE Repairs- Alterations-Invisible Mending Reweaving-Box Regular Storage 271-4516 182 HUNTINGDON (at HURON) THE FRIENDLYCLEANERS Compliments of BRENDON BEAUTY SALON and WIG BOUTIQUE 148 Waterloo Street South Stratford CENTRE RESTAURANT Tasty Food .Barbeque Chicken .Spareribs .Charcoal Steaks .Spaghetti POUNDER BROTHERS GENERAL CONTRACTORS Builders Supplies Hardware Open 6 A.I 2 A.M Daily Call 271-0721 81 Ontario St. Stratford How About d Newspaper STRATFORD TIMES 123 Ontario Street Compliments of SEALED POWER CORPORATION OF CANADA LIMITED Stratford, Ontario ESBECO (HURON) LTD, 685 Erie Street Autliorized Bottler Under contract with Coca-Cola Ltd. ML00K0F@S1J IN YOUNG MEN ' S FASHIONS Come on, high school men, get ready to roll! Come to Browns for every wardrobe requirement. See traditional high school looks with fresh pizzaz . . . up-dated classics . . . get smart ideas galore. Let Browns put you in gear for high school now. Suits, sportcoats, slacks, sweaters etc. We have them all . . . with such famous name makers as H.I.S., Levis, Tee Kay, GWG and many others. Browns MEN ' S BOYS ' WEAR 70 Ontario Street Dial: 271-1672 RENT IT FROM COMPLETE RENT -ALLS Your One Stop Rental Shop 338 Huron Street Stratford, Ontario 271-6810 Compliments of WADES FLOWERS LIMITED 54 Ontario Street Stratford, Ontario Phone: 271-6020 up up up! With the Commerce, you move. In the bank upwards in the bank. To another city. Another country. Everything ' s possible. The Commerce Scene; good pay, pleasant surroundings, fringe benefits, and movement. So . . . COME WORK AT THE COMMERCE. MARTENS SPORT CENTRE 21 Market Place Stratford, Ontario Phone: 271-7710 Proprietor — C. Thistle WHERE YOUR PLEASURE IS OUR BUSINESS Compliments of PRESTONIA Manufacturers of Stationery Office Supplies Ring Binders — Report Covers PRESTONIA STATIONERY MFG. LTD. Stratford, Ontario Compliments of CANADIAN FABRICATED PRODUCTS LIMITED Subsidiary of American Motors Tl STRATFORD - ONTARIO For Home Delivery Call 271-0600 Service Centre Need banking service? We ' ve got it. ..plus over a hundred years of experience, and branches right across Canada. For the sort of service you want, see the service centre — the Commerce. A.O. SMITH CORPORATION 768 Erie Street Stratford, Ontario Manufacturers of Quality Commercial Hydronic Boilers and Water Heaters Wc « Open Wed. All Day Fri. ' Til 9 P.M. THINK OF HARDWARE THINK OF WALDIES Dial: 271-4370 71 Wellington Street 43 Market Place Stratford ' s Self-Serve Hardware Faultless FAULTLESS casters limited Division of Bliss and Laughlin Industries Manufacturers of all Kinds of Furniture and Truck Casters P.O. Box 662 . 324 Burritt Street Stratford, Ontario Telephone: 519-271-5250 . Telex 0295-775 LARRY LACROIX JEWELLER Watch Repair Wellington Street Stratford, Ontario Congratulations to the Graduating Class PROUT AND LAMONT 131-133 Ontario Street Compliments of ROLLY SHORE ' S SUPERTEST SERVICE For All Your Car Needs 356 Ontario Street Phone: 271-0462 Stratford, Ontario Locl978 John Sinclair, Phm.B. Ray Cornish, B.Sc. Phm. 12 Wellington Street, Stratford, Ontario Phone: 271-8940 Mil KRAVEN KNITTING LIMITED 125 Erie Street Stratford, Ontario Canada THOMAS ' COFFEE SHOP 1 7 Ontario Street Phone: 27 1 -2200 Stratford, Ontario CAMPUS SHOP 92 Wellington Street Stratford — Ontario Fashions from tots to teens JLa Jjebonaire (jiair C asht ]55 ONTARIO St. 102 S, CHRISTINA St. 773 WOOLWICt TRATFORD, ONT. SARNIA. ONT. GUELPH. ON 271-1730 336.2011 622-8931 Credit is a privilege — not a right CREDIT BUREAU of STRATFORD (1970) LTD. Telephone: 271-9630 21 Market Place Stratford I hope that ' s hard-boiled! 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DRAMA RESTAURANT Serving The Best Coffee In Town 27 Market Place, Stratford, PHONE 2710901 Ontario JACK ' S MEAT MARKET 130 Downie Street STRATFORD, ONTARIO Phone 273-1871 FREE DELIVERY OUALITY MEATS at reasonable prices Q044AicUf!i Where The Great Cloths Hang Out Sportswear Lingeres Accessories 90 Wellington Street Stratford In is hard to imagine that in 25 years, in the year 1997 you probably wander back through the dusty pages of this book. You ' ll find you have grown a little older, a little heavier and even a little wiser. As you turn the pages, you ' ll remember some of the names, few of the faces and all of the good times from the year 1972. And that is the way it should be ... COOPER -BESSEMER OF CANADA. LTD. 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