Western Ontario Agricultural School - Souvenir Yearbook (Ridgetown, Ontario Canada)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1964 volume:

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I am sure you will turn to it on many occasions, refreshing many fond memories. May I congratulate the executive who worked diligently in culminating its pub- Iication. It is a credit to a very fine year. E. L. Woodley, Director f f ,. ,W W tfwwjw 3 MINISTER 0 A HR UIILTIIR It is a pleasure to have this oppor- tunity to express my appreciation of the contribution made to agriculture by the staff and student body of the Western Ontario Agricultural School. Since its establishment the School, through its educational program and extension services, has played an im- portant part in the development of agri- culture in Southwestern Ontario. It is gratifying to note the number of graduates of this School who have ac- cepted the responsibilities of leadership in farm and rural community affairs, and it is with the full knowledge of the contribution this year's graduating class will make that I congratulate them on the successful completion of their studies. Wm. A. Stewart, Minister of Agriculture '64 S 011 VENIR STAFF .Ellll 513111 fiihllglalll ylliiffii 'li Ifl fll'l!lilf?,i7LQ4'1s if? ni l Bill Libby Wesley Stanley Bob French Miss H. Long, John Willemse, Cborles Ripley, Mrs. J. H. Willson, Douglas Burchill. 00- EDITORS ............. SHARLES RIPLEK J 0HN WILLEMSE AD VERTISIN6 MANA GER ........ ........ E ILL LIERY BUSINESS IIANA EER ........ ........ W ESLEY STANLEY PHOT06'RAPHER ....... ....... E 0E FREN L'H L'0PY EDITOR ....... ........ D 00 ELA S RHREHILL STAFF AD VISOR ...... ......... If RS. IH WILLSON TYPIST ........ ...... H ISS. H LON6' 4 'X 'SU ,gEfiF:'?'1 i 'f-an ,fx .? . y v 5'Q,'.. 44' q ' in M , M H Q. 1 'EQ Wx. ,Y tx . f Lil! 'K , 3 ,f Xa 1 -A - ev- 'X 1 ?-lib -Q-,. , Y 1 fr ,Q . Q in Q., A i ' I' ' A ,. , ,H , .D .- lf . '.:-Wm., A,f.,Wf -H 'fa is W -0 gpm Q., XJ'- ,AM Qkx 512 M. if -K . j ., 3 --1 , , ' SM W, 'Q 'Nm 'iv 1 U ? X 1, T- ' 'v 'QE . 9 ' ' ' W.. - 52, Af H ' Y ' QA ' V Q' 1 1 f' , X . 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PET PEEVE: Gary Ross DESTINATION: Educated ditch digger WALTER AUCKLAND TALBOTVI LLE, ELGIN AMBITION: To grow winter-hardy soybeans ACTIVITIES: Taking a cold shower PET SAYING: Elgin, the home ofthe free and the land ofthe brave PET PEEVE: Ed Farough DESTINATION: Hunting koala bear DERWOOD BRAITHWAITE ALVINSTON, LAMBTON AMBITION: To make a million ACTIVITIES: Review, curling PET SAYING: Get out of my cigarettes PET PEEVE: Alarm clock DESTINATION: Running down the aisle I2 WAYNE BALMER THAMESVILLE, KENT AMBITION: To marry Linda ACTIVITIES: Review, Permanent Year Executive PET SAYING: I am in my own room PET PEEVE: Chickens DESTINATION: Pres. of Ont. Junior Farmers ALAN BROWN RUSCOMB, ESSEX AMBITION: To run Rainbow Chemicals ACTIVITIES: Glee Club, Review, hockey PET SAYING: Slack Shaw PET PEEVE: No letters yet from Sharon DESTINATION: Potato grader W' 'iw ' I GORDON BROWN BUREORD, BRANT AMBITION: To obtain work near Helen ACTIVITIES: Circle K. PET SAYING: What? . . .Say that again PET PEEVE: Showing Pop hickeys DESTINATION: Brant's top hog producer DONALD CAMPBELL NORTHWOOD, KENT AMBITION: To be a Kent County farmer ACTIVITIES: Judging team PET SAYING: Let's go to Chatham PET PEEVE: Watson DESTINATION: Counting sheep RAYMOND BROWN MITCHELLS BAY, KENT AMBITION: Great White Hunter ACTIVITIES: Hockey PET SAYING: . , . eh? PET PEEVE: Obtaining permission to go duck hunting DESTINATION: Hunting ducks on water skis with a tlyswatter. DOUGLAS BURCHILL VVATFORD, LAMBTON AMBITION: To marry Beatrice ACTIVITIES: Glee Club, Yearbook, Review Public Speaking, Speaking Team PET SAYING: Hello, Honey PET PEEVE: Losing Beatrice's picture DESTINATION: Michigan State lteacherl f4z:.,,,,: awww' I x39lW'P' BRIAN CHANDLER CHATHAM, KENT AMBITION: To keep Sandy working ACTIVITIES: Volleyball PET SAYING: Frenchy you sawed oft- PET PEEVE: Supper at W.O.A.S. DESTINATION: To meet Sandy at the altar I3 BLAIR CLARK BLENHEIM, KENT AMBITION: To be the biggest little farmer in Kent ACTIVITIES: Student Council, curling PET SAYING: I hate bells PET PEEVE: Getting up by bells DESTINATION: Sheila Smyth KELLY COOKSON MOUNT BRYDOES, MIDDLESEX AMBITION: To keep Wotson out of his room ACTIVITIES: Glee Club PET SAYING: Whot's for dinner? PET PEEVE: Trying to get o dote for Spider DESTINATION: Weighing T50 pounds Wa-0 HAROLD DOUGLAS STAPLES, ESSEX AMBITIONI To put o 409 engine in his Corvciir ACTIVITIES: Glee Club, Volleyball PET SAYING: Leove these girls olone, Brown. Let's go to bed. PET PEEVE: Being owokened ct 2 AM., not enough sleep DESTINATION: Moon former ., -413900 LAWRENCE ILARRYI COYLE WINDSOR, ESSEX AMBITION: To be o troin engineer, ond Field Crop Specialist ACTIVITIES: Volleyboll, curling, Review PET SAYING: I don't know, gimme ci . . , PET PEEVE: Ag. Engineering DESTINATION: Unknown WILLIAM IBILLI DOWLING KERWOOD, MIDDLESEX AMBITION: To be ci chicken former ACTIVITIES: Bcisketboll, Ccimero Club, seeing the girl ocross from Grondmo PET SAYING: You've got me PET PEEVE: Exoms DESTINATION. V., mile down the rood, to morry the girl with the Angus steer. I4 ROGER DES ROSIERS RIVERSIDE, ESSEX AMBITION: Work! ore you crozy? ACTIVITIES: Hockey, speoking over P.A., double tolking PET SAYING: No, no, no, give me strength PET PEEVE: Getting into trouble in the dining room DESTINATION: Bermuda EDWARD IEDI FAROUGH MAIDSTONE, ESSEX AMBITION: To Own C1 409 ACTIVITIES: Keeping truck of Judy PET SAYING: I wish the weekend would come PET PEEVE: Judy's boy friends DESTINATION: Working for D 84 W Auto Wreckers LAWRENCE ILARRYI FAROUGH MAIDSTONE, ESSEX AMBITION: To find a wife ACTIVITIES: Volleyball, wrestling PET SAYING: I know I am right PET PEEVE: Using an alarm clock DESTINATION: Still looking for a wife W 57, WILLIAM IBILLI FOSTER IONA STATION, ELGIN AMBITION: To be a tobacco farmer ACTIVITIES: Volleyball PET SAYING: Which way is the wind blowing, Charlie? PET PEEVE: Big cars DESTINATION: Cancer Research Worker MICHAEL IMIKEI GARRETT DENFIELD, MIDDLESEX AMBITION: To get some sleep ACTIVITIES: Glee Club, Basketball Time Keeper PET SAYING: Bring me back some bread PET PEEVE: Stanley and his lights DESTINATION: Farming back home GRANT GILMOUR BURGESSVILLE, OXFORD AMBITION: To be Director of Alma College ACTIVITIES: Band, Literary, Curling PET SAYING: Shut up, Clark PET PEEVE: Cookson DESTINATION: Mexico I5 ROBERT IBOBI FRENCH IVIITCI-IELL, PERTI-I ANIBITION: To be a Perth County Dairy Farmer ACTIVITIES: Review, Judging Team, Year Book PET SAYING: Believe you me PET PEEVE: Jewell and Winter DESTINATION: Fbture barber of W.O.A.S. DANIEL IDANI HAMBLY ST. TI-IOMAS, ELGIN AMBITION: To get married ACTIVITIES: Curling, volleyball PET SAYING: Got a light? PET PEEVE: Getting up in the morning DESTINATION: Sweden ALBERT HEFFERNAN LUCKNOW, I-IURON AMBITIONZ To find a better car ACTIVITIES: Broomball, Glee Club PET SAYING: One who is inclined to sleep must sleep PET PEEVE: Alarm clocks DESTINATION: Cattle breeder PAUL KENNETTE MAIDSTONE, ESSEX AMBITION: To be better than Lawhead ACTIVITIES: Circle K, Glee Club PET SAYING: Calvin's wrong, l'm right PET PEEVE: Calvin's B.S. DESTINATION: Fieldman for Green Giant RONALD IRONI JANSSENS WALLACEBURG, KENT AMBITIONI To travel ACTIVITIES: Volleyball, Broomball PET SAYING: Let me sleep PET PEEVE1 Rules DESTINATION: An educated farmer WILLIAM IBILLI KERR Cl-IATI-IAM, KENT AMBITION: To go fishing ACTIVITIES: Student Council, Review Camera Club, Permanent Year Executive PET SAYING: Way to go, Archie PET PEEVEf Forages DESTINATION: Raising his own goldfish I6 DON JEWELL DUTTON, ELGIN AMBITION: To be Mrs. Willson's Assistant ACTIVITIES: Glee Club, Literary, Review PET SAYING: Yes , Mrs. Willson PET PEEVE: Being a gentleman DESTINATION: Pine Box 6' X 4' PETER KINGMA WALLACEBURG, KENT AMBITION: To be a wolf hunter Activitissz Hockey PET SAYING: ls that right? PET PEEVE: Rorfs girl DESTINATION: Shooting the holes out of doughnuts WAYNE LAMB SHAKESPEARE, PERTH AMBITION: To sample Iimburger cheese ACTIVITIES: Student Council, Circle K, Glee Club, Permanent Year Executive, Speaking Team PET SAYING: What do you think you want? PET PEEVE: Jewell DESTINATION: Leader of Canadian Conservatives HARRY LOEWITH COPETOWN, WENTWORTH AMBITION: To convince Manley Went- worth isn't mountainous ACTIVITIES: Hockey, Florida PET SAYING: Pass the corn please PET PEEVE: Slow women and slow Chevs. DESTINATION: Finding Monley's church key CALVIN P. LAWHEAD MAIDSTONE, ESSEX AMBITION: To fly a Piper Cub ACTIVITIES: Circle K PET SAYING: Windsor unemployment situation PET PEEVE: Girls DESTINATION: Flying in Soviet Air Force J'OHN LUGTIGHEID BLENHEIM, KENT AMBITION: To meet another nurse, to be a specialized farmer ACTIVITIES: Circle K, volleyball PET SAYING: Who punched the hole in the Dike? PET PEEVE: Kent County DESTINATION: Admitting that Perth County is best I7 WILLIAM IBILLI LIBBY MAIDSTONE, ESSEX AMBITION: To journey to the moon ACTIVITIES: Year Book, Review, Camera Club, Volleyball PET SAYING: This is true PET PEEVEr Ford cars DESTINATION: Staying home with the kids JAMES IJIMI MAGEE DRUMBO, OXFORD AMBITION: To teach Essex how to farm ACTIVITIES: Circle K, Review, curling PET SAYING: Cookson get the . . . out PET PEEVE: Having roaming Watson as roommate DESTINATION: Padre, W.O.A.S. ALLAN MANLEY CORUNNA, LAM BTON AMBITION: To be a farmer, go to Mexico, sleep ACTIVITIES: Public Speaking, Speaking Team, Review PET SAYING: Who has the church key PET PEEVE: Wall knocker Pearce DESTINATION: Pulling Holsteins out of the mud 4733 JAMES lJlMl MANSELL ST. THOMAS, ELGIN AMBITION: To be a great white hunter ACTIVITIES: Volleyball, curling, trouble PET SAYING: I'm going straight from here on in PET PEEVE: Ray Brown's Volkswagen DESTINATION: Chasing rabbits in Australia WILLIAM lBILLl McCUTCHEON FLORENCE, LAMBTON AMBITION: To be a farmer, President of Ont. Hog Producers ACTIVITIES: Basketball, Student Council JACK MGCDOUGALL ALVINSTON, LAMBTON AMBITION: To be a farmer, to get Monna ACTIVITIES: Trouble, sleeping PET SAYING: Roommate who won't turn off his alarm clock PET PEEVE: People waking him for breakfast DESTINATION: Manager of Inwood Co-op. PET SAYING: Hey Roy, I lost another dime PET PEEVE: Morning, I hate Dodges DESTINATION: Basket weaver, Senator from Florence I8 LYLE MEREDITH CHATHAM, KENT AMBITION: To be President of Minnea- polis Moline ACTIVITIES: Keeping everybody awake at night PET SAYING: Well at home, we have M.M. PET PEEVE: People disliking Minneapolis Moline DESTINATION: Planting oats with an A.C. corn planter 4f,WfW,f : ,, ,. W ,f ,f,,f f DONALD IDONI McINNlS GLANWORTH, ELGIN AMBITION: To be Pres. of N.H.L. ACTIVITIES: Hockey, volleyball, Judging, Athletic Society PET SAYING: I suppose PET PEEVE: Barry closing the window DESTINATION: Official Dairy Judge at Royal Winter Fair .IAMES NOBLE ESSEX, ESSEX AMBITION: To be a prosperous farmer ACTIVITIES: Camera Club PET SAYING: Squirrel PET PEEVE: Having to donate blood DESTINATION: Pres. of Essex Cattle Breeders fa r,l f' 'WW ff? FRANCIS IFRANKI PINSONNEAULT PAINCOURT, KENT AMBITION: To stay awake in class ACTIVITIES: Volleyball, Speaking Team PET SAYING: Parlez vous Francais? PET PEEVE: 7:20 bell DESTINATION: Premier of Quebec BARRY O BRIEN LONDON, MIDDLESEX AMBITION: To keep warm ACTIVITIES: Hockey, Review, volleyball, Athletic Society PET SAYING: Can I borrow a dime? PET PEEVE: Don opening the window DESTINATION: Keeping warm with Rita CHARLES RIPLEY DUTTON, ELGIN AMBITION: To be a police officer ACTIVITIES: Glee Club, Year Book Executive, President of Young Peoples PET SAYING: Wasn't me, Des Rosiers PET PEEVE: Foster DESTINATION: Work for the Government I9 ERNEST IERNIEI PEARCE GEORGETOWN, HALTON AMBITION: To find a roommate that isn't a bad influence ACTIVITIES: Hockey, Review PET SAYING: Get rid of that Dodge PET PEEVE: . . McCutcheon's Dodge DESTINATION: Learn to dance with any- thing that walks in skirts GARY ROSS LONDON, MIDDLESEX AMBITION: To buy a farm ACTIVITIES: Literary, Review PET SAYING: You know what I think, you hammerhead PET PEEVE: Being honest DESTINATION: Surveying for Mr. Marshall JAMES IJIMI SALISBURY KINGSVILLE, ESSEX AMBITION1 To marry a school teacher ACTIVITIES: None PET SAYING: Get out of here, Auckland PET PEEVE1 English DESTINATION: Farming WESLEY IWESI STANLEY DENFIELD, MIDDLESEX AMBITION: To play with Harlem Globe Trotters ACTIVITIES: Basketball, Year Book, Review, volleyball PET SAYING: Woke up, Mike PET PEEVE1 Pork burgers DESTINATION: Fattening Holstein steers KEITH SELVES SCIENCE I-IILL, PERTH AMBITION: To be a farmer ACTIVITIES: Protecting French PET SAYING: You bugger you PET PEEVE: Girls DESTINATION: Co-partner with Anne Landers GARY STEVENSON MERLIN, KENT AMBITION: To return to High School ACTIVITIES: Circle K, curling, Glee Club, Volleyball, Student Council, sleeping PET SAYING: Hey you PET PEEVE: Getting to class on time DESTINATION: Settle down wih Ginny 20 l - ,Ml JAMES IJIMI SHAW AMHERSTBURG, ESSEX AMBITION: To be top student of O.A.C. ACTIVITIES: Volleyball, basketball, Review, Student Council, Athletic, Permanent Year Executive PET SAYING: Slack Brown PET PEEVE: Getting up in the morning DESTINATION: Taking over Mr. Frank's iob JOHN STRACHAN NORVVICH, OXFORD AMBITION: To win the Queen's Plate ACTIVITIES: Camera Club, smoking cigarettes PET SAYING: When I was working with horses . . . PET PEEVE: Guys bumming cigarettes DESTINATION: Jockey in Kentucky Derby THOMAS lTOMl STRACHAN NORWICH, OXFORD AMBITION: To follow in his father's footsteps ACTIVITIES: Cooling off horses after the races PET SAYING: Well, down our way we. . PET PEEVE: French's lousy singing DESTINATION: Technician for the Nor- wich Fire Department HENRY IHANKI VAN HARTEN OAKVILLE, HALTON AMBITION: To provide for his family ACTIVITIES: Baby sitting for his wife PET SAYING: Sir, do you mean . . PET PEEVE: Surprise test DESTINATION: Manager for Purina JOHN TINNEY RODNEY, ELGIN AMBITION: To convince Lynda ACTIVITIES: Glee Club, volleyball PET SAYING: Sonavabee PET PEEVE: Too many girls DESTINATION: To live common law? EDWARD TOVEY NORTI-IFIELD, BRANT AMBITION: To improve Brant County ACTIVITIES: Circle K, reading love letters PET SAYING: That's my girl, boy PET PEEVE: People calling him Tuvy DESTINATION: Trying to grow tobacco on Brant's rocks We Wwmvf JOHN VANUDEN CHATHAM, KENT AMBITION: To be President of Meat Packers Council ACTIVITIES: Volleyball, hockey fan PET SAYING: Did you get o letter, Ed? PET PEEVE: His sweetheart living in Ottawa DESTINATION: Bug exterminator for Kent County 21 JAMES lJlMl VERSTRAETE BLENI-IEIM, KENT AMBITION: To farm the beach sand of Kent ACTIVITIES: Hockey, Athletic Society PET SAYING: I s'pose PET PEEVE: Girls DESTINATION: Coaching the Blenheim Pee Wees WILLIAM IBILLI WALTERS Tl-IAMESVILLE, KENT AMBITION: To get Stevenson to class on time ACTIVITIES: Eating, sleeping, and staying home on weekends PET SAYING: Ask Meredith PET PEEVE: Meredith's Minneapolis Molines DESTINATION: Manicurist for a hair dresser JOHN WILLEMSE FOREST, LAMBTON AMBITION: Marry Teddy and raise a family ACTIVITIES: Year Book, Circle K PET SAYING: It's time we got to work PET PEEVE: Fishsticks, Meredith's noise DESTINATION: Lambton County Ag. Rep. GORDON IGORDI WATSON LAMBETI-I, MIDDLESEX AMBITION: To work in CoIeman's smokehouse ACTIVITIES: Circle K, curling, loitering PET SAYING: I don't know PET PEEVE: Cookson, keep him out ofthe room DESTINATION: Beachcomber, trouble maker GERALD ISPIDERI WEBB LANGTON, NORFOLK AMBITION: To retire early in life ACTIVITIES: Circle K, curling PET SAYING: Hold it! PET PEEVE: Get rid of Watson 81 Cookson DESTINATION: Sand farmer, part owner of sand hills gf NW mm! RONALD IRONI WINTER STRATHROY, MIDDLESEX AMBITION: To be a farmer, owning half of Metcalfe Township ACTIVITIES: Librarian, Glee Club, playing pool PET SAYING: As long as it's Conservative PET PEEVE: Liberals DESTINATION: Liberal Member of Parlia- ment to replace Thomas 22 ARTHUR YOUNG ST. THOMAS, ELGIN AMBITION: To milk Mr. McDonald's cows ACTIVITIES: Keeping Charlie sober PET SAYING: Those d . . . Fords PET PEEVE: Archie's lectures DESTINATION: Milking Charolais steers 6'5NIOR .YH 0 6' fxk 5 I 44 1 U I Business Coll One leader to another A W. W. Snow's representative A -..Q ,Q .-40 r 1 fx L X S , 53 Q3 l x lx N , X ' k ' -f V- Professor's study hour nm Young peopIe's executive Hhhmm - - - Ph The Future Mr. 8. Mrs. Auckland Time to Celebrate Wheres That Sheath? Concentration 'H A-RWJTA gf I g R 774 Brian and His Pet Trick or Treat Boys 24 'Ng 1 51 , S N You'lI Pay For That, Jewell The Life ofa Librarian Anybody See a Feather Around? Boy, What a Way To Go ' A ,415 My ' ' if W.O.A.S. Padre I Think You'll Sewer, Gord PERMANENT YEAR EXEUHTIVE J, sf: Wayne Lamb, President, Blair Clark, Wayne Balmer, Bill Kerr, James Shaw, Sec.-Treasurer. The firsT endeavour of The PermanenT Year ExecuTive was To hold a dinner dance on Graduafion Day. For The firsf Time iT was held in The school gymnasium. Nearly everybody Turned ouT and The affair was a big success. We also made arrangemenfs To have a combinafion radio and record player hifi seT insTalled in STeckley Hall. This will be Year '64's gifT To W.O.A.S. and our conTribuTion To a peaceful hall in The years To come. We plan To send ouT a lisT of names and addresses every year and also hold class reunions. Please remember ThaT you cannoT Turn back The pages of Time and relive The good Times aT W.O.A.S., buf you can aTTend The class reunions and help hold Year '64 Togefher. PresidenT 26 usual' 1 gpdlfil.. 3612 1-- --'-:'--M an 9.5-WH -3527-'41-'ss unvl 'f.nalull','22,'fmnvnn Qggunnv :.':':.1 -S?-23'-5'-Y-'f-E's'2-.: 31211 1111 ig, guilt? 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SQ. f 'Q Q Vggvf. w, fQff5123XXY:'wgseg 5 q 1 K ,,,,- 1 .ygyf Q5 -1? r 2 3? 3 , f 5 5 5 Q12 Q 3'7'E6'Ir' iv' fy L::.s gf H Am A' I STFUKLFY H LL Soon Year '64 will be leaving Sfeckley Hall, where Tor Two years living in residence has been parT of your educaTion. You will be Taking your place in a crowded world where The abiliTy To geT along wiTh oTher people will be ad- vanTageous, a busy world where The abiliTy To work hard will be imporTanT, a compeTiTive world where The abiliTy To relax in healThy recreaTion will be essenTial. MosT of you I Think have developed and maTured considerably along These lines since you enTered W.O.A.S. in The Tall of 1962. Your sTudenT days will soon be over buT memories will endure - our memories of you, yours of each oTher, and I hope, yours of STeckley Hall. And all your lives you will keep friendships Too, ThaT sTarTed on The campus and in The halls. l have every confidence ThaT you will Tulfill The greaT expecTaTions we have of you. WiTh sincere good wishes, 36 I FUKLEY H LL ,SWAP gg'll5.1dN01 ' :F . 4,11 2' .-6:13 -1 'fr X Q f E1 f w,. ,:v.:s ' X - -s- S 3 . Chief cook and bottle washer Future Poultryman House Cleaning Time gs . :Xa 1 , t 1 I 1 X f wx Happy Chef I'm the Greatest New K' gf SY W.O.A.S. Bowling League Quiet Year 64 .9 23 fa Lover Boy Anxious Moments FUKLEY H LL .SWAP '-: ' 1 -1' 115 , .- 9- , s ev V' 4 .. , ' 'ww' - .Af f 7' 4 .- .... I a , ...g-,... .MV f .X-fm, f-. 5.4 5 Q-v-.-.- 33' so x N. x ,f -.,f'-'-M Q? ' s 11 Q v ll V P , s -- 3 '. - V I .Q ' -'ff ' 'lf ,f f ' ' '- 1 1 - f-'Q ' ,,,--.-.... gas 2 x , ,,--'-r- 'S . , - ' -5 1 W V 152 s I t 'jg ,Fa A -L . r ' ' ,. M, e fe - ' -we .1 N wg , s -'K V :Z 'gpllll V f i? . ' ' 7 ,- - ' m y A .'1fg?Q?z5 N f ' Q -.. .4,g'i 5 A M ' ' -- KV v , Y 1 , V b, Q X -J .xy - , W - K .- 0' f L , .f , ,,..,f vw M W- , V.-. -V f . f fn Y ' ' 1 .. 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A Front Row: Paul JohnsTon, Bill Richardson, Barry O'Brien, Ernie Pearce, Dennis Boylan, Gerald ReycrafT, Wayne Paling. Back Row: Norman Dennis, Jim VersTraeTe, Don Mclnnis iCopTainl, Ed Bradish, Ray FenTon, Wayne Hall, Harry LoewiTh, Alan Brown, Ronald Brown, Wayne Jackson, Ray Brown. For The firsT Time ever, The WesTags won The EasT KenT Rural Hockey League Championship. The Wesfags defeaTed MorpeTh in The 5Th game of The finals. MorpeTh won The firsT 2 games, WesTags came back To win The nexT 2. In The Third period of The final game, we came from behind To defeaT our rivals 4-3 and win The Trophy. ln The 63-64 season of The Rural League, The WesTags played in 20 games and compefed wiTh five oTher Teams. ln compeTiTion wiTh Guelph's O.A.C. AssociaTes, we losT The game aT Guelph and The one here aT Ridgefown. l would like To give special Thanks To our Two coaches, Dr. Harden and Mr. Baldwin, To our manager, Pefer Eloerle and To our enThusiasTic fans who supporlfed us. CapTain. Q' on GHZ 40 if ,ff vw M W ,WM ff , Nw fH4m': ! ', 1' FW? QL- fwzj'-,yjll vvvv I Mgr, WV ,Vh., , ...... Z M K I f ff ? ' , ' '-+.z:v2,:, , , a., were xg- ? 1 x Www f Move czside please :!'F?4,: 41 V 0LLFYBALL Standing: Roy Buchanan lCoachl, PeTe Lehman, Allan Ross, Jim Shaw, Don Van Sickle, Bob L'Ecuyer, Barry O Brien, Frank Pinsonneaulf. Front Jim Versfraete, Gary STevenson, Don Mclnnis, George McFadden, Ernie Greenwood. The WesTags enTered The compeTiTion aT WesT Lorne lasT November. Among The Teams in The Swossa B TournamenT were Merlin, WesT Elgin, Blenheim, Lamb- Ton-KenT and CaTholic CenTral. The WesTags made a good showing finishing in 2nd place, losing To WesT Elgin and winning wiTh a narrow margin over LambTon-KenT, Two ouT oT a Three game play-off. Two weeks laTer anoTher TournamenT held in Essex involved Kingsville, Tilbury, WesT Elgin and VV.O.A.S. In This conTesT WesT Elgin came ouT on Top, Kingsville second and Tilbury and The VVesTags Tied Tor The Third posiTion. Even Though we didn'T win The TournamenT The sporTsmonship was excellenT and The Team mem- bers enioyed The keen compeTiTion. We are exTremely graTeTul Tor and sincerely appreciaTe The coaching of Mr. Roy Buchanan, and wish To Thank him Tor his Time and eTTorTs. Also inTramural volleyball was played ThroughouT The year. OT The Tour Teams compeTing Jim Mansell's won The conTesT and The Terry WrighT Trophy. N , Ca pTain BASKETBALL www ww Standing: Roy Buchanan lCoachl, Richard Barron, Paul Johnson, John Pafferson, John Tooshkenig, Wesley Sian ley Jim Shaw, Mr. R. H. Brown lCoachl. Front: Murray Sharp, John Wafson, George McFadden, Allan Ross, Ed Bezaire The WesTags had a mosf successful season This year winning T4 ouT of l7 games. Three exhibition games were played, one wiTh Ridgefown High and Two wiTh Tecumseh High School. In The Two wiTh Tecumseh, each Team won Their home game. Fourfeen games were played wiTh a definife goal in mind, Twelve in The Swossa B League and Two wiTh The Two year Associafe Course aT O.A.C. In The league The WesTags compefeol wiTh VVesT Elgin lWesT Lornel, Merlin, Blenheim, Merici lWallaceburgl, Lambfon-Kenf lDresdenl and Cafholic CenTral lChaThaml. Two games were losf in The league-one To WesT Elgin by one poinf and one To Merlin by Two poinfs. OuT of a Two game series wiTh The O.A.C. Associafes The WesTags managed To win boTh games, The scores being, aT home 46-30 and 39-34 aT O.A.C. All The Team members are grafeful for The able coaching of Mr. Rudy Brown anol Mr. Roy Buchanan. Their Time and energy were generously offered aT all Times To improve The Team and we Thank Them sincerely. 1 1 ., X 2 4,41-f ,Z Capfain ACTION 6' 0 J' YY Clay vs. Lisfon mmm ,U 1 Happy losers 4243 ' we A wxxgffw , . N ...V W , 1 - N -- -p 'wx ' J' 9 kk . 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Eyeing The ball Sizing up the opposition ,, I , 1 w Jeff The cocch's usual lecture Hip, Hip, Hooray 45 A UTION .VH 015' ff , V ,, 4 r, ,. Professional curler - - D Not ull fun Where did he go? 1, I g Pool sharks 46 Three Musketeers 4 f TFA UK MEET QWV 2 3 X f Q 4, ., Mr. Muscles 1 .W , W. X-gx V 5 x M: Maas W HM I . 1' 4 f 12 W Q. 5 Q Q e 2' C ,J QR wife ff- 1' .W ,' Four minute milers 1' W E y '39 ,, M '-I1 Q x 4 ,' , ,v 5 Q 3X X Swann Whot form! ff Ecsy does it 18,-19,-20 . . Speedy Gonzalez 47 GRHDGF MAIWH The winning Team What do you see, Blake? , X Af! A, I. ,- ' I Punch Discourcged or . . . hopeful 48 'fe' , 1 -va' ' 9. ' 1 if 'Vt x . X -42. f Qin: 3 .K I. , lf, y 1. , -fx 1.1 f . Fw, 'J' .3-vi E, ' , x fav' i . 5-. x ' 'S 2371.521 1 ' ,Qin fi + : fa f V JJ 5' Q 31 ' fy X ,: , -25 Q' .As I if , y ' QI 'hm . ,5. ' l ff' .iY '4.! '-1 ' ,VL uf . QM. ,, X yy , . -,W f P .1 -I of A ,,, S- i,, . Page 5 , 65' 15: iii, li V3 ? 4 2 1. . .Q J 4 f Y. 3 0 4 ff 5 4 A 8552, K , f ZW Jil EW' 9 1 f mx -sw, 5 I e 7 . 5 ,ffkk . - ' f. J, fu , f A .X JZ , 'e wwv.,Qm fu VG, , f ,, ' ' ...,, I H ' Q 'Mfg , 1: 'fa ' ,.K,, ' ' 45? wap? .,, Y . M W o, fr w,,v 'Sw 1 1,21 1 . I' X Q ,s1kg,'?45g55 f. . ' V-.w,f, . v-..,,,, , f-....,,+. S'I'UDEN7'.S' ' 6'0Il1V 016 Seated: Glen Gregory lSecretaryl, Jim Shaw lTreasurerJ, Wayne Lamb lPresidentl. Standing: Allan Ross, Bill Kerr, Blair Clark, Paul Johnston, Don MacMillan lVice-Presidentl. The most important duty of the Students' Council is to promote co-operation and good feeling between the students and the faculty - especially with re- spect to residence life and conduct. Mr. Willson and his assistants, Roy and Pete, gave us willing help and co-operation, for which we sincerely thank them. We are proud to think our efforts made Steckley Hall a happy and friendly place for everyloody - well, most of the time, anyway. During the year we took on a variety of proiectsa- helping with the orienta- tion program for Year '65, sponsoring the Annual Valentine Dance, arranging for the sale of crests, pennants, and car stickers, conducting Awards Night, with merit loars for academics, sports and campus activities, providing corsages for the Graduation Banquet. All of us have appreciated the fine co-operation we were given by both staff and students and we are sure that next year's Students' Council will be iust as fortunate. President. MQW RE VIEW EXECUTIVE rm' I wp?-B -f sw-v gli 'E' Standing: Robert French, Ernie Pearce, Ray Brown, Alan Brown, Gary Ross, Jim Shaw lTreas.l, Wes Stanley Allan Manley, Larry Coyle, Don MacMillan. Seated: Jim Magee, Don Jewell, Bill Kerr, Wayne Balmer lPres.l, Barry O'Brien, Doug Burchill, Derwood Braith- waite. Inset: Bill Libby. Our thirteenth Annual Review was held on Thursday, February 27 and we had our Director Mr. E. L. Woodley open the event. Our theme this year was Agriculture Today and Tomorrow . The displays this year were of topnotch quality, which was probably due to the great cooperation received by the directors. This cooperation was displayed in every part of the Review to make it one of much success. Year '64 finished only 4 points behind the juniors thus showing the great competition that took place. The assistance and guidance that were given by iudges, staff members, and Circle K members were much appreciated. We on the executive this year are proud to have been part of the T964 Review. IN ' abil My 6 President 5l GLF! UL!! .2,. Back Row: Mr. Ken STevenson, Wayne Hall, Charles Ripley, John Tinney, Harold Douglas, Paul KenneTTe, Gary STevenson, Norman Hyde. Front Row: Edward Bradisl., Ray Fenfon, David Pinnegar, Donald Jewell, Murray Sharp, Mr. STan Beffs lLeaderl. The T963-64 Glee Club meT regularly on Tuesday evenings. The membership was lirniTed buT The qualiTy of The performances increased. This facT is mainly due To The paTience and perseverance of our direcTor and leader Mr. BeTTs. The Glee Club parTicipaTed in several school evenTs. These included The Speak- ing ConTesT, TalenT Nighf, Review Day, and The visiT of The members of The O.A.C. AssociaTes course. Our sTaff sponsors were Mr. STevenson and Mr. Hyde. AT This Time I would like To add my Thanks and The Thanks of The whole group To Mr. BeTTs, Mr. STevenson and Mr. Hyde. The members do noT profess To be professional singers buT I know ThaT every- one who aTTended The pracTices faiThfully enioyed The meeTings and learned some of Those Good Old Songs as well as some of The Newer ones. This year has proven ThaT wiTh proper response from The sTaff and sTudenTs The Glee Club can be a successful and imporTanT parT of The campus acTiviTies. l PresidenT. 6' RULE' K CLUB Standing: Bill Arthur, Bob Dietrich, Ross Wilson, Jim Magee, Gord Brown. Sitting: Norm Dennis, Gary Stevenson lPres.l, Paul Kennette. In March of l963, a Circle K Organization was chartered at W.O.A.S. Circle K is sponsored by its parent club, the Kiwanis Club of Ridgetown, and is part of Kiwanis International at College level. This campus service organization is a strong link between the college and the community, and provides opportunities for good fellowship, and service to both school and community. lt is an organization based on the high ideals of Kiwanis International and membership in it can be one of the most enioyable experiences in the school year. Circle K provides fine training for future leadership and many lasting friend- ships are made in service clubs. Circle K holds regular weekly meetings and participates in a rotary plan through which each member is a dinner guest of Kiwanis in the course of the school year. President. ?g,' 53 LITE! RY iS'06'IE'TY Don Jewell Gary Ross Woyne Hczll Ernest Greenwood During the post yeor the Literory Society's members hoive been kept very busy. Acquisition oind sole of writing poper wois the first big toisk of the yeor. Loter Christmos cords were sold to the stoff ond students. The cords were ploin ond yet very ottrcictive in ci light grey with silver lettering. The onnucil speoking contest wcis held in the ouditorium on the 18th of Februory oind this would hove to be considered the moin event of the yeor for the Society. Nine excellent speokers competed for S50 prize money ond points for the cinnuol Review. Top plcice wos token by cz junior, Ernie Greenwood, ond he was followed by two seniors, Allon Monley ond Ron Winter, who took second ond third respectively. We have spent on octive ond I hope successful yecir ond l would like to express my thonks to the other members of the SQciety who hove worked very industriously to moke our efforts successful. Thonks olso must go out to our consultoint cind guide, Mrs. Willson, who gove us mony useful suggestions ond lots of inspirotion. In closing I would like to give my best wishes to the Literory Society of Yeor '65. K2 0--4.01 54 President ATHLETIC 3001577 me r ov Bob Brown, Jim Verstraete lTreasurerl, Don Mclnnis lPresident1, Steve Pink. Year T963-64 was a very successtul year tor athletic activities here at W.O.A.S. Teams in hockey, basketball, and volleyball represented the school in various leagues, exhibition games, and tournaments. There was also very keen compe- tition again this year tor the intramural volleyball trophy. The new curling rink at Ridgetown was used by the Westags. We had a six team intramural curling league started this year and it is quite probable that there may be a school team next year. ln the spring we held our indoor-outdoor athletic competition which included T2 events in which much enthusiasm was shown by the boys. The competitors in these events were given points tor their placings. Points were also given to players competing on sch I teams and on intramural teams. The boy with the most points wins the athlet ot the year award. The Athletic Society would like to thank our Staff Adviser, Mr. Willson, the coaches of the various teams, and all those who supported our athletic events during the past year. President. QD Wi 55 PR .VENTAT 01V N GHZ' Y ffm? B154 fi 5 5 Q sz fi 11 is ja 3, l sf : Best citizen - Wayne Lomb. Top student - Jim Shaw. Best all-round student - Jim Verstraete u 5 45,33 ,Ay mfg: 3,0 4 . e . r , f-1 ge- 1. - . m r . ax 3 we N 'E' is V3 X, M9200 W. G. Thompson ----13371 ii s A N, , -L4-Q Award- Jim Shaw Oxford Counfy-Jim Magee Middlesex County-Wes Stanley is wx 'Hx Kent County-Wayne Balmer Piper Murray McTavish Trustees and Ratepayers J im Verstraete 56 l Elgin Couniy - Don Jewell ' Highgate Milling -- Bill Libby Public Speaking -- Allan Manley M. Neufens -- Soils - John Willemse My 'zlf E-.ff-' - my , ,, 1 ff' - ' J wa? ' 'Z J. C. Sfeckley Prize -- B.A. Oil - Raymond Brown, Donald Mclnnis Harold Douglas Prqcticql Wgrk - Orford Co-op. - Donald Campbell, Charles Ripley Arthur Young, John Lugfigheid ,W W.I. Civics-Henry Van Harfen St. Clair Grain - Ronald Janssens V I 5 v Dr. Orr - Donald Agar, '63 Thomesville C0-op. Douglas Burchill 57 -'E E. Kent W. I. - Horticulture Lambton CO. - John Willemse. - Raymond Brown Douglas Burchill I L ,N ,J -' f t 1: ',.X fy ae 'l -l-Ufliey Assoc. -1 An. l'leClll'h Bqnquef Enferfginmenf. - John Vanuden OTHER AWARDS Essex County Scholarship for Top Student - Bill Libby I .M-...M -. Mickle 81 Son -- English - Ronald Winter Singing-Sharp? Junior Farmer's Assoc. of Ontario Scholarship for Leadership and Responsibility - Wayne Lamb Highgate Milling Co. Prize for Best Livestock Judge - Don Mclnnis A. J. Sales Co. Prize tor Agricultural Engineering - Don Jewell Warwick Lumber Co. Prize tor Animal Husbandry - Jim Shaw Dominion Press Prize tor Farm Management - Jim Verstraete Silcox Hardware Prize tor Horticulture and Biology - Charles Ripley Ont. Poultry Committee Prize for Poultry - Wes. Stanley sa l ii gg YEAR 00 SNAP! I .s We .sei S A... J 35, W.O.A.S. Phofogrophers ox! 1 Don Kerr, O.A.C. Photographer , Supervisor ond Workers I E al Well, if's like This 59 Smile boys COMPLIMENTS GF' IMPERIAL LEAF TUBACCO COMPANY UF CANADA LIMITED Aylmer De QQ X' I, gg, 5 N - , f W , 4, v U X iff. 'R A 's 1' 4 . Q ,. I V 0 , 'n x ll, gf f '?-f - ' 4549 W 4 , A 4 'X . U, V 3 'W ,. ,,f wi gjx f K V 'Q .. , 6: Q 44,4 K .1 s W X 'Z aa Ywgn 2 1 2 X M ,E :Ziff in 14 .WW ,,, .sa f af' v V1 x , -. QM L C4 'ffl' ,f M , - 6 M. M375 K ,Q a SEN! 01? FIELD IRI 5' B 0 4' u - I , , A .r ,ff ' , , f , 1 ' 1 W' 0 -M , A ,ix ff, , Checking the rouie Explorers I F if ye A. I. Mon Hungry Boys! E , 'ei ,mm- 1 g 'W' .- H 1 - - ,J fy ' K . -4 , , ,,f,,, , It 4 ff fi' 'Q 'Qt wi , W I g,,fci'fw5ig.-g -, -V , , ' Q 1' M fp-..wfm wfww, -.,...'fV',,m -. .. , if '?i'ff'h ffsfix ' , 5, if :Viv-Q-fjf,,,,srQ ' 4... .. if N 3f'f'Wi 4 ,rf 1. ,, 341, Liv' ,, A 1 . , ,yi ,, , Alba Q f ' w .:,fQ,-L-,Zine ,W f, - i-mi., 5x'9fff'49', ' , ' - xzwf5: .Le2i:1ia Future Ditch Diggers 62 Free Samples SENIOR PI LD TRI 5' ' xx x nulfrf- -P , 1 , 'I pzfpngggii U i 5 E S V K1 Hi Girls Au Revoir We YN Interested mv M n Low Tide DUN DOW! 63 End of the day REVIEW Trophy Winners and Donors ip Champion Showmen Appreciation to Donors 64 I ff I 2 i I 'fi lil! 4 F W gf, W N.,f,9.Y WW Y' ,, 4, ff K . 1 fzfliafai A f f 'V ' AN Z' QJMM imp W I :Rain ,N ,354 5-UTURE IN 0 -f fa g N M ' ' ,0D fTl0u 1 N ., .U - A f l fb W sw, ' A NR ,xx f Sw 9 A ' f7f'f ' 4 ffs gf, 'Q 2 SW ew J gy, QM Q , af K' X 1 if y 'P' 4 W ,S 1' ,f R , gag My W 435' 'X rw ,g,,'. ,-,,wa'm,.iv M , RE' VIE' W A 5 i 5 Q-.. . :wt 3 his I XL Passing the cane Congratulations Larry of 'E 11. Jo' Livestock 84 champion showman Champion Engineering showman Q ggpTiCUi.TURE mm PRODUCTION S Tigoom-ronoRRoW Us WHS , The Deciding Team Champion display 66 is i Opening of Review 'hw- H, . ' Q 2,21 1 f gin -4 ' yr. - . .VD -.. 5 X' If I R' ki 4. f . g R: I C 1-,J-ew: f. I' THQU r . . Q- ' 3..,v','.kagw f 1, ' ,rl ' , af,wo. ,I-M-4 13 L, , -' 1' 'A fi! ' :L way-.5 -f l QQ!-. e - 'Q ,- f-5 M, -4. ' f.:,-1' ,' 1 ,K--f.-, 1,4 1 ,I+ . .,. , - , ., 'N , .',- j'7'?2i1fe- I-. F' ' , if-A , V Q. 1.521 fl i , i J' -'if K 1 ',- 7 3 'fi -1-1 V .W A f , A , ,,. .1 -. A V . , , i K ,J - f, 5 1 if? 5 . f .4 ff Champion Sheep Showman Frank's bea ufy salon WELS SFUUEHS REVIEW THUR,27H FE . fe ,C ,, ,, 1:-s V Q. , 5351, V 1.24 Q, e K , ! ' l fkwfggf . 5 i ,. ' ,O , gg? QA eVl:g,. V I gagziak, .i mv? nn -5 , ,:,1?Ny 6, 'V I bin K, 'i -M - n, f Q , LQ of., X -wM4,f, , ,W , , Y. K . A , AWP. . C - 1 ,r e. 'fir ,..,, , A-J ' ' 7 i Vgxf,-5 ,Wagga W 7 e - V. f. .yi ' ' A :sf-Iggy-wffgf-RR: -fir 'I - 'gf' ' V .- 'fef ',iv3?5 -1 , ' .,,f . , 1 e ,fe A Mi ,A fy A ,,-fa. ..y,11i 3' Xl' 0 ',,4 -e 1 Vw, -.153 A-'wer' If ' EVE iw- P' A' C f- 1'-Q51 if 4,4 13th Annual Review Champion Beef Showman 'xy ,, ' .fb x We 5' , X mr in 6-: ,Q-, ,gf U x. 'A . :,15.sKf' M 4 I Ni ' ffzkrxivr ' 3 if ,S if il a t .Lei .?Q 44 Look Ma! No Head Masters of Ceremonies .Lf AJ? s .39 L me ez Y? Hey - - hay! Blast - Off JIID6' N6' TEAM Don Campbell, Wayne Balmer, J. W. Underwood, coach, Don Mclnnis, Robert French. A few days before the beginning of the fall term nine students returned to school for practice and coaching in livestock judging. From this group four boys were chosen for the team to represent W.O.A.S inthe Inter-school Judging Com- petition at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair in Toronto, November 14. At the Royal we iuolged ten classes, three of beef, three of dairy, two of swine, one of carcasses and one of sheep. Later we gave reasons on all of these classes. ln the evening we attended a banquet for coaches and competitors, at which we learned we had placed second. O.A.C. was first, Kemptville Agricultural School third and Michigan State fourth. Although we were not as fortunate as the teams in previous years, we gained valuable experience and sincerely thank our coach Mr. J. W. Underwood. mdlff 68 JHD6' GD Y 5 ll , Sty.-Q gf? M 'J v ,, 3, 1 E2 , 'kt- 'Q Ronald Had a Little Lamb I place this class I think somethings missing How did you place her, Buchner? w. Peek-A-B00 Hungry-Chief? 69 5 Q Z a 5 SPEAKING 6'0N7'E.S' l 'Z- vmgf -it Left to right-standing: Lloyd Crowford, Gerold Reycrott, Robert L'Ecuyer, Norm Dennis, Ernie Greenwood. Sitting: Jim Verstroete, Allon Monley, Ross Wilson, Ron Winter. s vi 5, Q 3 mm f :il Ernie Greenwood contest winner Allcm Mcmley-2r'1Cl Ron Winter-3rd JFK f Ross Wilson-4th Lloyd Crawford-5th Future Politicians? SPEAKING TEAM f-M., fr:- .Z Hg: fl, M , 'vac 3 K Standing: Francis PinsonneaulT, Allen Manley, Wayne Lamb. Seated: Douglas Burchill, Mrs. Willson. AT The end of January, Tour Speaking Team members were chosen by Mrs. Willson To compeTe wiTh a Team from O.A.C. AssociaTes during Their annual visiT To W.O.A.S. Doug. Burchill was To be The main speaker and we decided To have him adapT a speech he 'had made aT The Speaking ConTesT The year before - iT was on Canadian NaTionalism and he won The conTesT wiTh iT, so we made Canada's SpliT PersonaIiTy our Theme. I acTed as chairman Tor our TwenTy minuTe pre- senTaTion, and Wayne inTroduced Doug, and of course Francis PinsonneaulT was a naTural To Thank him - in French! A Canadian HooTenanny , we called our musical conTribuTion, wiTh songs in boTh English and French. The accenTs may noT have been perTecT - buT There was loTs of enThusiasm. PracTising was hard work buT iT was Tun Too -- and we were glad To be The winners. 71 BEST WISHES from AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS LIMITED Monufocfurers of Agrico and AA Quality Fertilizers LONDON, ORANGEVILLE ond PORT HOPE, ONTARIO ond FORT CHAMBLY, QUEBEC CONGRATULATIONS TO YEAR, '64 from CANADA AND DDMINION SUGAR COMPANY LIMITED CHATHAM, ONTARIO ONTARIO Produced from Beef To Bowl Dominion Crysfol Sugor 72 SPRING' FIELD IRIP 8 f 7 f iff Someone stole my suifccl Here's how it's done i , ' 3 sf, ' 1 1 Xm- --'gfv eq .. y How much am I bid? ,,,. ,,. fp-aJSfs' If 'Wikis ' A., j .1216 :il I 'A A wi X 42 ff ,er M' we y 5 bfkis v , .QE Q -: ,V ft- f : ',,. 5 ii' Q . X. :.,.,, .,..4 7, if 4 42 se Everybody happy . I 2 1. 'I 1- A S ' r., fp ,f H . Hoppy mea? inspectors I w:r -A-'gsff 3 - 113939 ,f -ff,,,,,, , aw.s.f.gmpw, fl! 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IS .,., 1 W I if ,I Baccalaureate Sunday was March 15. As in past years a service was held in the auditorium at 4 o'clock with Mr. Woodley presiding, and Wayne Lamb and Jim Shaw assisting, as representatives ot the Students' Council. The faculty, the graduating class and their parents were in attendance. Rev. Dr. W. A. Young, Chaplain of the Federated Colleges, Guelph, preached the Baccalaureate sermon on Stopping Places and the End ofthe Line . The Padre's talk was down-to-earth and timely and every graduate felt its inspiration. The Glee Club acted as choir and sang How Great Thou Art and Steal Away to Jesus . Following the service, the graduating class and their parents were entertained ata banquet in Steckley Hall. 81 Congratulations cmd Best Wishes To Year '64 JAMES PHOT0 CHATHAM LIMITED COMPLETE PROFESSIONAL PORTRAIT STUDIO WEDDING - COMMERCIAL - AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY Kent CounI'y's most helpful Camera Store 240 King Street West - Next to Loblaws -- Chatham CONGRATULATIONS TO YEAR '64 From ST. CLAIR GRAIN AND FEEDS Serving Agriculture In Southwestern Ontario CHATHAM DRESDEN MERLIN STAPLES TILBURY WALLACEBURG 82 P 0 0 6'0NI'F.S'1' ww eng N' Ywxxasife SEQ! r.45Qgm Wing? 'Nw Q L may A xt? Jim Hymers' top photo Tequila Civ Den of o pack rot '22 Home Sweet Home! Teachers' Pets 83 5 6 4 Mr. Atlas H Q Q.. .I , 'ii Chirping Friends , A. N mi , -1-mxmwwfwm .Ad is 0111! IIS' SHOTS 41, 'We ' ill? -e ., Master Engineers I Halter Breaking .Joni- Drink To Success 5 1 + ' . 'A ks 'A . ' l V ss 'N h .WW f 'vi ww- Casualties if' 's ys' -.in ....... 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The control rests equally with all members, and the profits are distributed to the members. Who can join a Co-op? YOU can join a co-op if you can make use of the goods and services it offers. How is the Co-op business run? Each member, regardless of his investment, has one vote to help govern and run his Co-op. Each member may use his voice and his vote in his own way, he can suggest, ad- vise, criticize and commend, Members elect a board of directors to set policy in their interest and to hire and guide management. Earnings are divided amongst the members in proportion to the use they make of the co-operative services. Why do people join Co-ops? To obtain quality goods and services at competitive market prices, to democratically A co-op :sys X control economic conditions and help pre- vent monopolies. How do Co-ops help us? By encouraging the adoption of co-operative philosophy to the economic needs of the peo- ple by the organization of co-operative so- cieties for distribution, production, market- ing, housing, health, insurance, credit, cold storage, wholesale and other services to which co-operative principles can be applied. Should you join a Co-op? If you want better control of the uses of your money . . . if you want to make your opinion and voice count . . . if you want the satisfaction of sharing and working with others to realize a common achievement . . . then you belong in co-op. AND If 'S OURS United Co-operatives of Ontario af 2. B, A f . 1? ,V .ff , Q , M. gil 0 ,eg , , Q n d CAMPUS' PIL' HR J' MW' K , uf , 1 .-5 T fi-f' 4 Y, , 4 X 1 72 fi 'ai-alll Year 64's Flag Th ree's a crowd! 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In these fast- :hanging times, the fact that the Shur-Gain team of scientists is doing more research and development of feeds and feeding programs in Canada than any other company has helped it to grow into Canada's leading manufacturer of livestock and poultry feeds, celebrating this year 25 years of progress with Shur-Gain Feed Service. IJ Progress through research. This is the Shur-Gain Way . . . and the reason why Shur-Gainisthe name toremembenlj SHUR'GAIN DIVISION C9 CANADA PACKERS LIMITED feed service fertilizer service - special plant foods 89 1 COMPLIMENTS OF WATCHMAKER 8. JEWELLER CONKLIN Supplierofz LUMBER CENTRE O School Pins and Rings VISIT US AT OUR NEW LOCATION AT O Watches and Diamonds Q Gifts for All Occasions Erie Streef, S. 0 Moving Picture Cameras RIDGE'-OWN CAMPUS' .YH 015' Joe relating his war experiences. Midnight beat. 90 - CAM ILS' S110 5' 1 ' f 4 Q. 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