West Elgin High School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (West Lorne, Ontario Canada)

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FRONT ROW: Linda Tansley, Eloise Smith (Dances), Minnie Buttinger (Photography), Carol Stalker (Editor), Marylin Campbell (Secretary), Rosalie Reddinger (Past Editor), Anne Carroll. CENTRE ROW: Linda Webster, Maria Milataski (Art), Carol Black (Activities), Beverlie Fairless (Art), Shirley Heil, Diane Perovich (Ath- letics), Dianne McMillan (Class News), Donna Cowan (Business Mgr.). BACK ROW: Mr. Piontkovsky, Paul Cassel (Typing), Bob Bruce, Bob Heil (Treasurer), Bob Menzies (Photography), Tim Trojek, Andy Schneken- bur bjearbooh S tuf-f- It has been a great honour to serve as editor of this ysars Kaleidoscope. The following pages are the re- sult of teamwork and co-operation among the members of the Press Club. We thank Mr. Pointkovsky, the English department and all those who contributed their valuable services. Congratulations and best wishes for unlimited success in the future follow our graduates as they enter a lew life. We also commend the ef- forts of the student body and the success of the magazine sale which made this publication possible. It is an example of tremendous school spirit. Our pride in the school Is indeed justified. New activities including the Choir and Wrestling Team were introduced. This is just the beginning of future progress. Our school can even help Canada progress. Canada ' s greatest problem is Quebec ' s discontent within Confederation. It is the young French Canadians, who object most strongly to the status of their province. They fear that their customs, language and culture will become absorbed in those of English-speaking Can- adians. The young people of English speaking Canada can do a great deal, perhaps more than adults to rem- edy the misunderstanding. There is only one way to do It-through association and mutual friendships. We, the students of W.E.D.H.S. have this privilege through the efforts of Visites Interprovenciales. This pri- vate bureau gives us the opportunity to visit a French Canadian family, come to know their surroundings, the better to understand their hopes and fears. This is not the only way our school promotes better relations between different races. Our Korean orphan Chung Paik II is another example of our attempt to carry the torch of peace and equality which the late President John F. Kennedy passed on to our generation. Let this mark only the beginning of our part in the struggle for peace and In the needed effort to make Canada united in spirit as well as in name. Carol Stalker, Editor.

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Jur tudentd Council On behalf of your Student ' s Council, I would like to congrat- ulate the executives and individual members of the various clubs and athletic organizations for their success in attaining their re- spective goals. I would like to express my personal gratitude to the Student ' s Council members and certain students who divided their time and labour in assisting to make our numerous efforts successful. I feel that our teaching staff deserve recognition for partaking in extra-curricular activities and for conveying their worthwhile advice to the student body. May I extend my congratulations to this year ' s graduates and hope you realize your objections in your chosen fields. To the un- dergraduates, I wish the best of luck in your future years of learn ing as students. George Berdan

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rronour c let v NO. 1 PIN ANDRULIONIS, Dalia CAMPBELL, Judith CAMPBELL, Sharon NO. 2 PIN FELDER, Katherine HEWINGS, Bartlett JOHNSON, Catherine MCMILLAN, Dianne ROBSON, Ellen BIGA, Helen CAMPBELL, Archibald CARRUTHERS, Anne FODOR, Julie NO. 3 PIN GILKES, Doris HULAJ, Linda JOHNSTON, Linda McCALLUM, Dorothy McDOUGALL, Helen McLARTY, John PECKHAM, Vaughan TARR, Linda VARGA, Ted BETTS, Michael COWAN, Donna DAWDY. Linda DeBAKKER, Paulus DOKTORCIK, Mary HAVENS, Robert NO. 4 PIN HEIDT, Gayle HUX, Allan INGRATTA, Catherine KOSTER, Theresa LEITCH, Colin LITTLEJOHN, Donald McCALLUM, Shirley McMILLAN, David NORMAN, Fay PEROVICH, Roy STALKER, Carol WAITE, Earla WATSON, Marion BILDY, Julie BINKS, Regena BLACK, Carol Ann BRUCE, Robert CAMPBELL, James CAUGHELL, Rosemary CRAIG, Phyllis FAIRLES, Beverley NO. 5 PIN GELLNER, Robert GOW, Winifred INGRATTA, William KENNEDY, Peter KRAUSE, Donald McCALLUM, Eileen McLARTY, Frank NARUSEVICIUS, Angela NEIL, Frances NEMETH, Ernest PALMATEER, Marj PLYLEY, William SOUSA, Louis TEIR, Linda WEBSTER, Linda WELLS, Patricia WINN, Carol Ann