Wilfrid Laurier University - Keystone Yearbook (Waterloo, Ontario Canada)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1966 volume:

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Ross MacDonald TO THE STUDENTS OF WATERLOO LUTHERAN UNIVERSITY ln greeting you for the lirst time through Keystone, it is my happy privilege to oller to you my warmest greetings and my sincere good wishes, Our University has a comparatively short hut a proud historical haekground of more than fifty years. Some of those who have studied here have achieved fame not only in Canada hut also in other lands. 'lo the student of today who conscientiously pursues his studies and is loyal to the great traditions of the University and faithful to its high ideals, the opportunity for service both at home and ahroad was never greater. I wish you well. 2 ' t . 3555 'Q sf' ' 21551 N :rw p . QL 1. 55- -:Q i Ei t R- fi! ity- Y' 1 ' ei? X-tx. , .,.. - .l 4, ' E ' , '.. ,vi T.: :.iE5,,f' . , . . 5 1 .1 L x f ,w . - -. ff , S 2 I 1 The President: William Villaume, B.A., B.D., S.T.M., M.S., PlJ.D. To the Graduates of 1966: Give me a place to stand and I will move the world , boasted the Greek mathematician Archimedes. He con- ceived of the lever and the increase in mechanical power it could produce. Every man has abilities that constitute a lever to move the world , or at least change it for better or worse. Your years at Waterloo have endowed you with knowledge and, we hope, wisdom. They have enhanced your ability and improved your leverage. To what end? If you have acquired some perspective on life and some appreciation of the problem of man's in- ability to get along with man on this turbulent globe, your leverage will be activated by love for God and fellowmen. A university is only as great as its alumni-the depth of their understanding, the values to which they cling, the love they share, the life they live, the destiny they seek, and the dreams they dream. Move the world each day as though it were your last, and you will reflect honour upon yourself and your alma mater. Godspeed! c.t S gi it i E ,DITBRIAL BOARD wg Bditors . .A .V Sharon Conrad '- Q R gf .' gg Penny Hymmen Graduates . john Schoenhals R Assistant . . . 'Vjanet Gastmeier g Students in Government . . . Ron Crosby Organizations . . . Donna Miller Music and Drama . . . Bettina Maydell Athletics . . . Sally jackson Bob Schmidt Campus Life. . . joyce Reynolds ' Campus Royalty . . . Ilse Daase 4. Residence Life . . . joan Polfuss Q Advertising . . . Don Eley Art . . . Richard Gleiser 4 av- V Photography . . . Mark Hill 'L Photography Manager . . . Bruce Howard Business Manager . . . Doug Gerrard Chairman, Board of Publications . . . Mero Boyce 1 V.: . L ,gg ' f 2:2551 X , V. x 4 1: 'fx M af 1 .XM . X v xx '.-. --' . ....x.- ' 4, . ,,,.A - . --QQ.: . X , . x ' . .....x., 3 , X X N X X . .. . x sv . A.. X ' A Q v 1 x x ' '.-.,. ' -X m I Z . .N ...4l.,f.1,g , M. y , ,g . -. .N .-5--,f:. ,.:,, .1 N . ., . . V. 1 .. 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'lhcn thc hczit pcncrzition ztppczirctl on thc Sccnc und was iiccumctl ol' hcinir nnconccrnctl nhont cvcrything. 'l'od:iy's students :irc not only hiyhly ziutlihlc but also vitally conccrncd :is cvcnts :it inainy iinixcixilics dining thc past ycnr clcztrly indiculc. 'lhc oltlcr ycncraition is happy to scc this chnngc. It imlicutcs thxil wtntlcnlx rcnlifc thcy hzivc at rcsponsibility for thc shaping of thc luturc. ll is our hopc that ytitl will not lac szttislicml with mcrcly L'l'iilL'illlll', Loniplnining :intl protcstini' hut will bccomc involvcd in cstzihlisliinir si ncw social ortlcr through giving yourself in xcrvicc. 6 Dean of Women Dean of Students Esther J. Brandon, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. F. J. Speckecn, B.A., B.D., Ph.D. The set of the sails, not the gales, determines where we Very best wishes to each of you, particularly the graduat- gof' May your years at Waterloo help you to steer a true ing students. Your contributions to W.L.U. will always be course in the challenging years ahead. appreciated by this oflice. uA,,,,M-4:09 Registrar Vice-President: Director of University Resources Henry Dueck, B.Sc., M.A. Henry Endress, BA., LL.D., Litt.lJ. 7 Your KE YS TUNE, like the uppermost stone of an arcln, is the fundamental element portraying your lzfe at W.L.U .... - , - 4. V---W - - f f-f' ' 'v-' '- ,fra l'larm'w2d 's 8 ,...--...-N 'wi l'xm:lT 'Wl 'llllilll BRA! K.. -- v In 9 nnnhoaq UIIUIII' U 9 4 earns Clifford Gale Bilyea Donald B ' ' ex erly Brough J ames Allan Cheyne William Young Dewar Peter Christian Erb John Robert Finlay Bernard Nelson Forestell Larry Ernest Hansen Theodore Horvath Gerlinde Hummel Harold Ja 24' ' II F uurih lgear Rober H. D. MacDonald Larry Neil McKill William James St ' eu art McLachlan Ronald K enneth McNab Maryann Elizabeth Neel Y Edward John Pillm an Douglas Arthur S t Frederick Litke chiedl Charles Bryan Searle Grant Wilkins Sigsworth mes Koch Svetlana Sotiroh' Judith Ann Lancefield Gary James Winkler Roger Graham Lillyman fllhzrd Hear John Wayne Greenall Bernard Paetzold Siegrune Harre Philip Harold Robinson William Carl Kruse Brigitte Zarbian John Russell McGuire Brian Near ecnnd lgezxr Susan F. A. Ball Martine Jansen Van Beek Harry Alexander Beatty Janet Loreen Kaethler Keith Louis Boeckner Gary David Lambert Sharon E. Conrad Margaret L. Leonard Robert lvlichael Foot Ken Felix Luengo Janet C. G3Slm6lCr Belling Maydell Judy Diilfle Hango Gordon John Moynham G00l'B'c T. Hewitt M. William MacKenzie PCHHY Flilabflh Hymmen John Nelson Stewart George Garth Jackson Ruth Xqola Story rrsi lgear Betty Jane Barnhart Ludmila Jarolimek Shirley Rose Battram Jo-Anne Mary Jolkowski Dorothy Joan Becker Evelyn Grace Koch Ronald Cecil Bender Barbara Jean Lindsey Margaret Eileen Bimm Fiona Elllabfffh M06 Mary Elizabeth Burt Donna Jean Miller Janet Ruth Cawley Saara Marita Tatem Yolanda Nancy Cole Mary Anne Palmer Heidemarie Conrad Randall Bryon Prime Bryan Robert Dare Patricia Reid Patricia Ann Fuller Ruth M. Rcnn Mara Anna Gaumc-rs Margaret Jeanne Shuh Barbara Jeanne Hawke William Allen Villaume Delford Vemon Howling Karen Lynn Wells Nancy Marion Iles Stephen T. M. Whyte John Paul lrvlne Douglas Craig Witmer Rirharrl V. Janke Carol Ann Yager Rosie Janson lgrelrmrnarg Hear Murray John Delion William Ray Turner Keith Gordon Knights Xl it l 1 ll f l . ! f the worthy merit distinctiOH as I B. Ffa Sq sw ik, 5 wx .yea wwf ,. fu-munmr . '4. 01 f, .,f S , DLR fi L.- Q SRCHS rf I, v,,- I . ta '-, f'r ' 4 V- '-A -'Y 'qllllv A' who LI , . , ,, , , , 1. ' ' L PmT- Von ' ..,, . I fHffHKJTl',T AWUN fCT73f'l'I R O as you catch the news if intellectuvzll f- . -.' inn: x , f ' rf :-Mexfl1:4ffinunQ,g5fQ5i1gtg1ggrA::',- H ,N , wr ' gnzv, ' 7,14- J., 4.- :f1.,4q', j. . ,.,,,,-.,..-.1.,.............,.... .........n...,..,,.........-..- -wxwu.-...W , ,, M ' -vm. nf' 1 Nh Q, physicall . . . 7171- 'W' T' If 15 1 V':'7 '?9 I and as you knife! lus1fing f1'iemlsl9zj1.s 13 X0 VW it ,I ' l -T .l iq :ax ,, WW ia. -. Q P4 'Fw ffl The keystone of an arch, cemented in place, locks its members together, so also, your KE YSTONE, J wif, 9' ' L ax perusea' in its entirety, safeguards your memories of '66. I5 04 , , M l x A ag 4 i rgn A-'zu i .7 ,, 1 .f' 4. UU I W-, sw gf ni' QQ I, 5 I'-'v.g,.w.. . ...Vx W U? 'P A . ' P-Q'24L,if,'?f2:I- ' a3?53,i3:2? -RQ A ,,,.., :4 u. TO THE SEMINARY CLASS OF 1966 2 You are now graduates of Waterloo Lutheran Seminary, an institution which a very small group of committed Christians bearing the name of the great reformer established lifty-live years ago and which their heirs have perpetuated through succeeding years oftimes with great personal sacrifice to prepare men for the ministry of their beloved church. Soon this church by the rite of ordination will separate you from its other laity by prayer and the laying on of hands that you may give yourself wholly to the proclamation of God's Word, to the administration of the Sacraments and to the pastoral care and service of God's people. This historic apostolic ministry commissioned by Christ will not disappear from the life and work of the church. To think otherwise is nonsense. ln our rapidly changing world new forms of ministry will undoubtedly emerge but none will supplant this specitic ministry. ln recent decades a new insight has been given to ministry by biblical scholars. namely . . . that to the minister is also given the work of directing the total activity of the church so that it fullills its corporate mission to mankind. The church is mission and 'its minister' is its servant directing it in its service to the world. To the entire people of God he must set an example of what their ministry in the world really is. He is a minister to ministers. He must prepare laymen to perform their individual and collective ministry within the church and world. To every Christian at baptism is committed ministry but to him who is set apart , ordained , is particularly given the ministry of equipping the saints for greater involvement in the life of the world, where Christ walked and won the victory of faith, where He now is l.ord of Life-all of it, the whole universe. 'l his new insight to ministry we commend to you. lnto such a ministry you now go, Christ is with you. Remember His kingly word: lie of good chcerg l have overcome the world. Enter into the Joy of your l.ord. Our prayers follow you. Aflectionately, J. Ray Houser, Principal. IB HOU ER THE REV J RAY Everett A. Mossman Riverport Lun Co., Nova Scotia B.A., W.L.U., 1961 TERLOO LUTHERA EMI RY Ronald J. Diggs Suacoco, Liberia B.Sc. Agri. fCuttington College 8: Divinity School 19583 Pres. International Student Assoc., WLU. Geoffrey Yisu Tannassee Berbice, BG. B.A. fMagna Cum Laudeb, Inter-American University, 1962 Chairman of Programme Comm. Norris D. Heubner B.A., Waterloo, Ont. Orval E. Jansen Waterloo, Ont. Rolf Meindl Waterloo, Ont. B.A., W.L,U., 1963 T3 HO OURS BUSINESS ADMIN ISTRATIO 'A Qi? NY '..'f' Xlarshall C, Aikens J. VVayne Bieman Mervin J. Boyce David Caswell Waterloo Waterloo Goderich Huntsville Tgmigig Socjgty, Circle Tamiae Society Board of Publications, Tamiae Society, Newman K Club, Winter Carnival Tamiae, Bowling, Bridge, Club, Winter Carnival Homecoming, W.L.U. Choir Cf' ,-- Douglas J. Fruickshank A. Jack Cullaton R. Grant Erwin Ralph W. Flnkle Slrzirfm-ri Galt Kitchener Downsview Tsmtifie Society, Ski Club, Liberal Club Tamiae Society, Imran-.urail Curling Presidents Winter Carnival 20 w. SQ ,WW F'- ' idk 'FUN' 3 'Q iv ,. , A.. Y .-.Va wt, , ' . 5 51 :term A fe Q iii f ' C S ' F- I fe Kenneth J- Fl'0iblll'g0l' Kenneth R. Graham D, Larry Hoffman Richard H. Hotta Elmira Burlington Breslau St. Catharines Tamiae S0Ci9fy, Tamiae Society Tamiae Executive. Newman Club Winter Carnival 1' Allan N. Hunt Doug Jarvis John McFadyen Fred W. MacKay Waterloo Grimsby Toronto Toronto Tamiae Society, Hockey Treas. Junior Class Chairman Winter Carnival. Tamiae, Liberal Club. Winter Carnival, Tamiae, Secretary Circle K Don East Hall, Chess Club, P.C. Club, Choir, W.U.S. Winter Carnival K , X!!! x' I gn.. he. Kent E. Newell John H. Schoenhals John P. Schram Raymond H, Schroeder Kitchener Kitchener Downsview Wiarton Pres. Junior Class, Tamiae, Tamiae Society, Grad Tamiae Society Cord, Intramural Sports, Editor Keystone, C.U.S., Winter Carnival Psych. Club , 2 l ,P w , . 1, 4-,Q we a wi fi W 'Z' 'ls 4 -' 154: 'i-fm ' ' Y 1 fy 'Q' s x , Af: 'l wg, 4053 as J- 1 ' f, ,ren-:-z ,f 3 sa f. . .p l i gf ,Q i is . ,N 5 fi' 139 5. 1.5 , 1 , , , f 1 6 at .pw X gy Donald A. Shaw Patrick F. Smith -101111 A- Stacey Kitchener Burlington C0f1iS'C0f1 Tamiae Society, N.D.P. Tamiae Society, Ski Club, Tamiae Society, Executive, Winter Carnival, Winter Carnival, W.U.S.-W.L.U. Treas., C.U.S., Ski Club. Newman Club Winter Carnival, Bus. Hockey Stan Stewart Barrie Tamiae Society, Psych. Club, Winter Carnival E. Robert Stitt Leonard F. Warrington Joseph M. Watson James R. Westell Port Credit Waterloo Burlington Islington P 81 G Show, Cord Weekly, Tamiae Society, East Hall Tamiae Society, Bus. Tamiae SOCiGtY, Treas. C.U.S. House Committee, Bowling Hockey, Winter Carnival SUBOG, Curling Committee 'Q' 5 Gerhardt Welker Kitchener Tamiae Society, Psychology Club HO OUR RT fin' 41.. . 6 1 2 .4 Alan J. Asselstine J. Barry Bartmann Richard H. Baxter Harry A. Beatty Burketon Waterloo Islington Hillsburgh Economics Politics Economics Philosophy Club C.O.T.C., Winter Carnival Model Parliament, Nat'l. Tamiae Society, Winter Conservative Club, P. C. Carnival, Hockey, Ski Club Sarah Bland Kitchener French Sz Latin Club Gary Cordrey Brantford English 8a French English Club, French Club Q Dave Culham Phil G. Cutler Kitchener Welland Geography Geography Model Parliament, Liberal Club, Geography Club ,A ,XX Jennifer A. Darrell Bermuda Geoaraphy Geography Club. Bowling, Don, Winter Carnival. Queens Comm. Shinerama, A s International Students s oc. v . Way ne H, 1 Fydt David A. Fowler Jelfrey T. G. Freedman 1 Millbrook Toronto P f mmf ll Q Economics :inri Political Erill1lSh Snqif-fy P. 84 G. Cord. Conservative C.O.T.C., Model Parliament. Club. Emzlish Club. P. 84 G. Student Council Don. Model Parliamen P. Gail Donald John H. R. Ellis English :incl History Woodstock English Club Executive. Philosophy ig E J. Wayne Greenall Thorold Geography Geography Club, Conservative Club e ,as-f' sl r 4 ' - ' 7' ' r. , R It 'Z latrir k D Gruber Sl:-grune llarre Bruce M. Homer Kenneth M. Hope Kita-livrifbr Hamilton Waterloo l n l 5 Y f 1 l Fic-nf-li X1 Gvrinnn llistory Intramural Sports fil'l'l'llIlYi Club. Spanish History Club. P, C, Club, Club, Int:-rn:i1ion:il Club Whippr-t's Inc. lixi-rg 9 'CT J . David Irvine Ross Johnson Stephen A. Jones Thomas Kilpatrick Galt Milton Stratford Windsor Economics Psychology Philosophy Circle K Club President I.V.C.F., P 8: G, Calvinist Club, Phil. Club, Choir 'E-.K 'Nm ll. .A 5 Q .,. a 13 Ernest Koshan William C. Kruse Kenneth B. Malcolm Robert D. Marshall Waterloo Kitchener Lindsay Ayr Geography Geography Politics English Geography Club Pres. Nat'l. Conservative English Club, Choir Club, Model Parliament Accompanist 1 . nz. V ww- mit .r A. 3 'q!.Aia'1lWQlIQ' . i 4 6 . 1 'fd' BH., fw- Albert A, Menzies Masayuki Mgrimoto Russell W. Muncaster John R. K. McGuire Fergus Japan Waterloo Waterloo Economics Economics Geography ECOHOUUCS Liberal at Phu. Clubs, Geography Club 4Pres. Treas. and Chairman of and Vice-Pres.7 W.U.S., Rep. for Assoc. of College Unions 25 K an-.r . -- 5' 5-An S' ia.. Pearv Nommik Clifford A oliver David w. may N, A. Brian Noble Toronto Lambeth Wiuowdale Waterloo Political Science Geography' Economics Philosophy Fencing Club, P.C. Club, Model parliament' Soccer' president Student Council Tamiae Society, C.O.T.C, El Circulo Espanol Geography Club, P. 8: G. Sports David C. Page Yvixlcfl-'rw Politics Model Parliament, C,U.S,, Hist. Club, National Conserv, Club Reginald J. Robertson lflmgitviri Crfngrfipiiy 34 Plilrlfiinil Don, Houfr- Cofnrnittcr: East llall, U N T D X1 , V1 Monika Pent Etobicoke 5- 'S LA ATA. William J. Pollard Luigi M. Renzella Stratford Waterloo History Geography Sz Planning Geography Club Philip H. Robinson Waterloo Philosophy JQ Sociology Philosophy Club, Kampus Kap:-rs. Psych Club, New Democratic Club Karl E. Rose Norman R. Scheffel Kitchener Waterloo Geography English Gcogra phy Club 26 ! '? t 4-Zi fa., 5 'lb X ah., Wayne E. Sinclair Jerold A. Snidennan Gem-ge T, Twine Penetang Downsview History Oshawa ECOHOMCS Hist, Club, Liberal Club, Geography Curling Club, House Comm. GGOg. Club, Bowling fWest Hall? Mary E. Kowaltschuk Patricia M. Whitfield Brigitte Zarbian Windsor Waterloo Kitchener English Geography French 8: German L.S.M. English Club Geog. Club Exec. Fr. 8: Germ. Club 27 K- Jacob Van Voorst Stayner Economics , bf '?,x'., 4 -'N '-f.,J,gQY,,' k Kenneth C. Aay VVntr-rluu Scif-ncfg Smdvm Cmmcil Exe-C, Fhnlrmfm I'Iomc-Naming, CU Assxstam Chairman, Intramural Sports 'E' R 'E 'l w- ff T ,' -Ur, rv ' i-'fl lk - A - I S . Q, . l' 1 3 Arno E. Bahlilz Don V-'1n9I'1 lm, Tm nto Ayr Waterloo ' . N N. XX 2- James R. Barnard Bearnsville Motor Sports Club Richard C, Biggs Dundas Q -ertrv' X Xxx X Gail Barwick James M. Beer Franklin N. Berry Toronto Newmarket Hamilton Purple 81: Gold, Choir frf .E Q t , . .- gmircqb.t.,:5..:.,,5:,,,j: I . - N -X 5. Q ,tr, .. I R. Barrett Biggs Brian G. Blakey Daniel Block Toronto Toronto St. Catharines Cord Weekly Cord Weekly I.V.C.F. Arnold Bock New Dundee Model Parliament, Pres. N.D.P. Party, P8zG, Geography Club l Robert J. Bondy Lavine Boyko William G. Beach Waterloo Lev3Ck 29 f. J - ff Brian Q.. .,, 1 F. Brady Bob Breakey R. Edward Bridle Richard L. Brushett ' 'f.H'fj-' 'lA',1f,r.',ff lSlinQVf1n Guelph . ll' ckfj- llwr,-levy History Club, I.V.C.F. I U ,.f,. .f . 1 ,, f ,... ...J . YJ !r...r. Cnr, Church Work I- .-Q Q w V- it I l 4L John P. Hurguynr Vorinnf- Burton Jnhn R. Bushhy Gord T. Byers '.'.'--.,:-ful l':,1,' Um. St .lmfulr Sudbury H :,y, f , iiymri, Arr.r,:lrf'-:lflflrw I V,C.F,, VUFSIIY Athletics f uf, l5f.v.'.l Spur' 5.- Glwf Club u-'ff - W. Roy fuldrr Harry W, Vamphvll Paul Vamphell Jeanette Carter 'l r', '. lff.'M,:.l! . ' - - ' vm , Kltchnncr 30 'Q 153:-fix ' , mm-fail im.. t. . -gh Si.. flassifisffi ' ',,A Q 'N-.., a ':- ,. L ..V L X.: ,. 5x7S5.S.Rx Paul Cartledge Gerald Cates John A. Cecchini Richmond Chandler Guelph Forest Niagara Falls DOWnSVieW Science Bowling, Hockey, Football M3l'i0H Chard Theodore C. Chris Richard D. Christy Kenneth R. Chubb Flesherton Toronto N, Agugta Tillsonburg Basketball, Athletics Social Work Interest Club Psychology Club, Ed. Board, Chiaroscuro Curling Club. .Y Y HM NNN... x X XX X xx 'ilk J ,gf XX N NN as ., - Q51,131.5'-fx-rf:-is.:-i-Es . -. X N . . .. K , - :ma --,fav -.age-zzgjvgzzh -F , ' - .1353 I i-Eli ' 'lf VY A Q ., , Sue Chudleigh David H. B. Clark Grant E. Clark Roger A. Clark Toronto Toronto Port Credit Kingsville Ski Club, Motor West Hall House Comm. Sports Club History Club, Liberal Club. 31 5 1 if- 'CF 5 I4 Sgr 1 1. f.s 1': I'f.Y.iW Ct'-T in E5 Joe, CL:-5 D V'-cp 7 if .4 ...., - , -...1. Ghz: 'V T kIl .2'F2.T J 'f':u' B' 5. ff ' fliz. F, ' 1 Z 'LC Lrg 1 Y AC H I V'.'l S. Dividifu llhvlll :., ,..1. -., 'K' Q- mn... Q--5 ., Q5 Q l ' ' 3 tr Richard A. Craig G. Ronald Crosby Manotick T::::t: Int1'ap:,1re.l cf ls Y 'N Sgr' . Baiiiiiil. Ke7sii:e, Psych. Club I::e: '11 Sf.-273. Gif X- Donald Darroch Arlene R. Davey last. Iiitchezer 3-11. f 'x Gorion E. Cummings James D. Curran , -.-l-:-,-- 3 4:1---fp 11.4 f-2-'--7 r --4 E Diarm E. Dawes Donald R, Dlckezs 5 52-5 SETS 7. TG 232375 V 'J' Q 4 Helen DI. Dietsche Wiuiam .-L Dodge Peter I.. Doig Sharon Jane Hake: Walkerton Etcbicoke W:-3 xete: I:-::': rz: ge A Cappella Choir. S.L'.B,O,G,. Circle Ii Lil-.51-gl C113 G5-3533517 Women's L'uclerg:'acL Club, Intramural Sgcrt' Association 33 -N 3700 lv '-v 1:7 L 1- 1 Qi 4 1 '- David .I. I-lg:-rton Garth Elliott Marilyn J. Elliott A. George Emrich l.f,f.flf rl V'J:it11i'lfifi South River Kitchener V14 45' PV' P1111 Womens Undergrad, Assoc, Geography Club, I--1.tfr::.:.ri Vim, Soc1:llWnrk Club, Gorman Club, Psych. Club Chemistry Show K fiary ll. I-.wart fI,:ig':i1:il :il1 -1'l'l'1f'lHl1 I -wh. J. Beverly Ewen James D. Ewing John M. Ferguson Ku lcflr-lfl Kichrnonrl Hill Wzitvrloo Chziirman Investment C1ub,ChL-ss Club 'CTI' 1' 9i H f'f4'd -7- Findlay John lt. Flm-k Robert M. Foot Peter R. Forgrave W' HI Slwllmuylil' Galt GC'0rLZl'll1Wn lntr:imur:il l outh:all and Varsity Football, Hziska-thzill Lcttcrman's Club 34 Mary Faith Franklin Kitchener Choir, Women's Undergrad. Association H. Scott Givens London Cord, Bowling A ...X 34 6 rn W. James Grant Clarkson Varsity Football Jack D. French Toronto Science Ski Club, Sec.-Treas. Society for Physical Sciences Terry D. Garrow Janet C. Gastmeier Sarnia Bridgeport Science 10-pin Bowling, Keystone P. 8: G., Rock Sz Mineral Club Robert J. Goodman Toronto Varsity Football 5' x John B. Gorman North Bay Varsity Football Robert D. Grant Clarkson Varsity Football, Mgr. Lettermerfs Club miie X Q 5 iff' Uv W tg A V lb- i 1 h a 5 ,A we we 7 lixtizifgs' Margaret Gray Toronto Varsity Basketball, Pres. Women's Athletic Association 3 X! Glen F. Gratton Catherine Grieve Grand Bend Sudbury .- i' 10' 1. jf , V+' x 6- .iw f'- Douglas A. Hartung Ronald G. H21rl'iS Steve W. Harris Edward H. Harth Maltwn Toronto Galt Anne L. Hathaway Pinf- Grovvl Silcizil Vfwrk Vlvili. Stuflfinrw Awffc. llwusc Cfmn m 1 ttm- X :H Lon A. Heffernan Arlriur Judo Instructor Carole M. Hawken Tfirfml 1 Cord Sf-Crm-tary. Cin.-1-i'lczirling, Winter Carnival 4Sc-CJ J Donald R. Henry Y1flrnur:!1iii,Alta. 36 1-nm' Waterloo LSM, Faith Sz Life, Bowling 'li 'J 1 vry ,M , ..'. .. , ,Q . ,, .- 1 5 , 5713 fs' 5 11-x Brian J. Hayward Carl Heer Burlington Ext. Jnhn Hiebert Richard J. Hlscox Stratford Woodstock w M mei N ff William J. Hockin Marlene J. Honderich Sfephenie Houston London Baden Kitchener x N- 2 Ni Sxixa ' e' is 95 5 ' : jf:Lf f -rf -.151 fit' W 'F' ' '- ,'?ql'ii'x. :',:33'-3 HT? ' NXSRQUQQ N .1 x st Xwx K wx X x X SX X N X X X DXXXS at , Carol L. Hunter Murray G. Hunter William I-lusak Downsview Lucknow Toronto P 8: G, Cord, Winter Carnival Sec. 1' Judith H. Hume Leamington College Choir tSec,5 Paul W. Huston Toronto Le-ttermen's Club, Varsity Football Kenneth A. Innes Graham Inson Vincenzo Izzo Alan C. Jackson Embro Waterloo Hamilton Owen Sound Liberal Club, Model Ski Club, Psych. Club, P8zG 63 - 64 81 64- 65 Parliament, Ski Club P.C. Club, Winter Carnival, Cord, Keystone 37 iv f :uni V Ia: kwn UMW IUSHHUYI Su-phvn Jakymlw Philip I-L. Johnson K ' A 1.1 A: Hr-f,rr.'.'.'.llv Kl Yn !:f'I ' - n U - A n ivffr' fffrrfi it .luhln H Jfnhllslhll Ilnngld W' .lllhllhlllll fjfnrdun H, ,lnhmglqn May Ann KBHIUIZ. 'w ',r.:w.'.'H:1,x 'zi.:,r.P,yl1:.jr f'h1-lux fun! ' ' 'sknngf '4.11.r,g' flrlmg' 'ihuffi1i,'m1'1 ln J IU' of i Tally P Ko-1-gan Harrie Kr-lly lmn Kennaley Marilyn H. Kennedy i. .w f' f-- Ha:.r.t1fm1 fiuvlph i' ' V, Sklfflub,P,lQG,, f ' 1 Swph fflmafs l'1xf'r:,, S,UHO,f1, '58 f L-4 ex v. g X E nm: sas fem x , ' ' XY 4 - s, 'f'1,Q,,, fs' ' 'Er' . . N3-Z ' Q XE.: 1,12 Orland C. Kirknes G-erxld Kilcup Adisou Klsxen John Rufen Geography Club. Kitchener Sc Irlvestztient Club Filth k his Council. El' E.CfL1:':,C.C T C. ' -:Q 1,4 'SFS f' Peter J. Klassen Jeanine Kmenxer Henry W. Lore S. Dunne luelo Kitchener Kltcheuen' Tcrsvtg '5'J':i'.:c l.V.C.E'. YV. ff Z- r- Joseph F. Maggio Warren Mann Brian W. Marshall Dianne R. Nlmrslmnd Hagersville Toronto Lewwrmgtun fCfTCl'CZ' Il'ltI'l1I'l1Lll ..l1 Sports Hrllel. Lxberul Club V.::'sr:3-' Gvii 30 is bhp' V-X51 'U ' lv TI' Toni Martens Douglas W. Martin John BI. Merwin Donald Metcalf '.'.'.r.r.,gf5 I-157 '.'.'12rT fr. C3-Y,.jIJyA Stone-3' Creek '.'2:31ijr H 22161-'. Prcslfzffht Frf5:'.rr.an Claw, Intramural Football Lft'errr.er. 5 Club. Don Wlllison Hall. House Chess C445 Comm. f- 'I Patti'-ia A, x1?l1Zf'T -1- ,. f f S . 'wiv' . , f Pjfrr. ff.,', gi' ov- 1 Glenn R. Niffwhiney l':. ?f'.f'f S1.ir.hf, .ff I..r,f::fQC1'1 D Jim Miller Wesley J. Moore I-ij-11 LlSl0'.'.'Cl Ronald J. Mom Raymond Morris John Nlottola William J. Mowat Hr, 3' f. T' rfmlu P, IQ G,Hr1wlini5. 'f uf. 'Q 'I' I Frau' Briflgfz Wlrlter Carnival, lflurnccnrning Cumm. L S N X .,... ., Q mi abs. ' X- .' glfigigiyh Walter C. Muger Roy G. Murray M. Sinikka Murto Lana M. Myndiuk Yela Yenya Stratford Copper Cliff Toronto Debating Society Liberal Club L.S.1VI. Ukrainian Club sl.. . Ness. - Ardis J. McArthur Kim T, McCulloch William R. McEache1'n Robert S. Mclver Blockstock Kitchener D011 Mills PF'-?StOl'1 Science Psych. Club COfd Intramural Sports, Biology Lab. Assistant 4 . 'X -L Donald A. McKechnie Kenneth G. McKenzie Allan D. MacLean Niall F. MacNaughton Hamilton Newton Hamilton Kitchener Kampus Kapers, C.O.T.C. 41 nw J Q ,P : - P 3 N 'Jw-ro , af VT - K- 4 l Thomas Nano!! Edward D. Neigh J. David Nicholson J. Wayne Noble Eiraifiri Haiidltir. Creerrnre f- ,.: -,..?,, -5 :,Y.-, .ent CQ4: wif' 1' f f tl John H Oli-.rr Willis L, Ott Bernard H. Paetzold J. Uldis Paparde , f FIEar.:.Qlf: '.'.'f:iQfI',', 2 f f gg. fy. , f:f.fLs:'E5.:11 Z.: Cm.: f5r.:,f:f,:g.-me 1 5 AB. I nrnolius Pauls Juoh Pauls John E. Pedersen Richard G. Pokomy 1'-' ' ' ' - 5 i-Tp' K. r,f-rfr Corr.wa1I Straffordville T1-affv 'inf 1,33-!,H.2tf,ryCl'Jb ffr. . 1, zrk A2 I . , . -' - :QRS , -V '11 ,lf N' ' JN, - X - . - 2 N x K x L . I - - X 4 K 5 x I B vxq ,P xx f ,N , .. . I-N e X SS. l ' W' ,Yu ' Qi A ir is 6 4 Ki I 'ff' me Rudy Putns Gary W. Ramsey J. Brian Rapsey David H. Ratz Waterloo Vanessa Science Waterloo Intercollegiate Badminton Science Delegate to CUS VIII Science Club Seminar I N NN I . XY 1 A l xi' X 5, S NX X wl X X x N X x N L i Q, XX, c.,c .X Ei ' , -is ' Ii Joyce Reynolds Robert E. Reilly ' Winona. Owen E. Rhodenizer Thomas K. Richardson St. Catharines Women's Athletic Exec.. Ext' Burlington World University Service, Womens Undefgfad- Efiecvv V-H1'SiiY F00fb311 Winter Carnival Committee, Vafslty Basketball- Ski Rowing Club Club, Keystone and Hannelore R. Richter Pamela. M. Riggins Barry H. Robb Richard N. Roe Weston Toronto Scarboro Paris Ski Club, German Club, P. sz G. Varsity Football 10 pin Bowling. Social Geog. Club, Women's Work Club Residence Don 43 .1 up i--' i Q -.al Vanlu Itunm-Hn fi. Marr Kuna kdward S. Muddy Brian Russo-II 'f ,' U '1:.l,,:1 l'.f Vrfmg' '!!:1l4-rlfm ' ,y:1,' ' Hill' fJ','!:l l'Jnl1m1:,r-IJ jf P, H I f':,yf,1y:1l H1f,Vu!yf'luI, fflrrlc- K, As. Vrlrr I' 'iliilllllllki Gurdon Srlah-lvlr lhgul I-, Hfhllliill llnho-rl, Ii. Hrhmllll 'I',:','1', 'lf':N1:1',u K,hy,.,,4, K114'h4'lH'l 11,-,' w r5,,1y,,,y ',g.,,,,i5 fmuh-nl f'uunr1I, Vmruly H:r1V14h:1ll P1 l o'Almll E lU 'V 5' UU K I: l'auI H1 hwrlllrr ltvz Hrilurlll Insult Hhmmen Mf' 75' ' ' '!,'.m ,Inu Wulf :lun 'fnrlmlu 3111111 1,1 iHll'l Iul V 44 K4-ynlmw Soph Vlmss I'rr 'i I il- X ' N , Stanley A. Shnpim Robvrt A. J. Sharp Gary .-K. Shen-.ui 'l'hmu.ls W. Siegfried Torviito lhiiiiiltvii Whitby XX .iiiwrivzi Iiitixiiiiiiixil Sports ,SQNQS Awww 2,35 X H Y Q XY xx 3,2 ' -,Ov 054 X., N- ,, X CTV' ' ' V. 'N'-XF?2'i?1 N t L 3QQis ' Q . A NN3,Ef'fSl1 .. A ' i'vfN1zF,, ' ' ' A . ?i'N-2' YA Dnnald B, Sinclair .lzmws Robert SIMM' Arnold J. Slnlltnie-ks Megan li. Smith T01-putty 'Foroiito Hgimiltvii 'l'vi't-iitv Varsity Football, Mudd P. N G. Student Coiiiiuil Varsity Ynllvytuill. Pm'li:iiii0nt lloiiwcoiiiixig, Winter liitixiiiiiiixil Sports L':iriiiy'nl Robert Somvrvllle Wayne Sonwrville I-'rank Smmygy Gt-orgv Spnrling Ext. lyluigttm 45 'Nz 1nq,,, Vx 9'-v - l' 1 ,H .1 ' pup 4 Iuryl I. Uprlngg ffulllnn H Twlnllllull .lnnfph H Hlilvlllf' ' , ' , 1' V- ',1'-.Nl 'fuvuniu - 'I 1 ,- 1 r . , 1 , 'HA ffr' J' 'IAM lm. 5 A K 5 y,,,,. f nh, , g,,,,, 7 :-,l,,,,. 14, ,,,, ,, W g.,g,,,,,,,- Imnnlal Huflwalnml w V 1 ',4 ,pf , I 'ff,,l.,1 .,., limluyplfm ' 'j f i1f'L f I 1 j, w. ,,, ' :.',v' I,:1l1fn.z1,:'lwh F? -' I K' f ' 4 '- H HL-H v A 'Ill' H1 llnhnl 'I hlrnhlHM ' l :nnrn .I 'l'lnmnna ' ' 'ff ' - 'f flffh' Huln wfprrua l..M:1..I' I-Ah 'fluylnv 4 .1ll.u',f.:l 46 rW, fr i 5 W ' Q N. -lul-'- 'N- Xx- Q. 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Reginli IVCF, Politics, UN Club Kitchener Bowling Pres. Ambassadors Executive 2' O KM Q' wg., 'luv S Michael L, Willmm, A. Donald Wilson Garth B. Wilson St.f.'5ltl'l:i1Airws Hamilton Galt Cord, IVCF Executive .gs -'L 1 yn. 4 7 Marvin F. Winter Ml:-has-I D. YVinter Oksana M. VViber liurlirlumri O:-hm-.':i Toronto Ukranian Club 48 Henry B. Wilson Waterloo 'EK Wx' James H. Wood Sl, Catharines Norman Woods Kitchener Basil Zettas Greece IVCF William H. Wagner Simcoe - , t. V' x S5'S,ff.: X ' :ski-It 7 sv- :F figs A .Q K X Ax? A Q . 'X X' 11 X X N X In 1 wxstiaxbstx . of ,Ng fly. Xp V.. ia. YAA , xi . SVMLI , Qlff QS ,- x Q. NX .5 1 t I J .f 3 ,LX R N t X X William A- WPHY Evan W. Wright G. Dales Yates T01'0Y1t0 Cottam Waterloo Business Club, Winter Basketball, Badminton Carnival X ' LAWSSEXQ 1, a , e ' Ya . ...., 'i 0 ARK. ,X Nxuxx X 45 is it X ' - , H -sp ,-Q.-o .zo x X R Y Q 5' , f if , it tg Q xp S. g.: .1,:. ,xg x -- H X S W' + if Q T K . me A 4, ' iss , Wayne Ziegel David S. Zimmer Daina Upeslacis Pembroke Waterloo Willowdale History Club Student Council, Don, Ski Club Exec. 49 I TERNATIO L BUSINESS The International Business Program is designed to help meet the need for management development in the emerging nations. It is an outgrowth of field surveys conducted by the university in Western Asia and Africa during the summers of 196-1 and 1965 under sponsorship of The Charles J. Strosacker Ifoundation. Midland. Michigan. The program leading to the Diploma in Business Administration combines on-campus study of the elements of administration, observation of Canadian industrial practice through plant visitation and seminars with management and linally on-the-job management experience in an industry of one's choice. During a Christmas trip to New York City, the International Fellows had an opportunity to xiexx the headquarters operations of such prominent world-wide organizations as International Business Machines Company, International Paper Company and Chas. Pfizer 61 Company. Inc. In eo-operation with the Canadian External Aid Office, 41 persons from 23 nations have come to Canada to take part in the program. Average age of the group is 30. Most are engaged in business in their home countries, with some owning their own companies. Waterloo Lutheran University salutes the International Fellows, not only for having done their work in most commendable fashion, but also for what they have accomplished as ambassadors in bringing to the campus and to their community at large, a better understanding and appreciation of their home lands. Brant Bonner. 50 PROGR M FOR 1 DIPLOM BU . ADMI DR. BRA T BONNER S 2 CI: C CU O VJ -4-v 5 D-4 5 .Lf CU E U5 6 .-1 .-. 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Enns, Robert J. Flakowicz, Miriam Foster, Ron G. Fraser, Elizabeth A. Gausby, Guy T. Gladman, Lawrence Glover, John W. Green, Gary F. Hansen, James R. Harris, Gordon R. Hildebrandt, Bruno Holmes, John R. Hooper, William C. Howling. Delford V. Jolley, Ellen J. N PORTR ITU Jones, Douglas W. Kehler, David L. Kelcey, J. Ronald Keller, Roslyn Kernohan, Hugh A. Kingsley, Margaret G. Kunder, Keith S. Laundry, Ralph F. Lee, Raymond K. Legate, Robert E. Leis, Ronald C. Litwiller, Doris Loveloek, John G. Magwood, Grant Marshak, Pierkoh Marshall, William A. Martens, Lydia M. Martin, Frank Roberts. John W. Rowan, Robert Ruhl, Kenneth L. Russell, N. David Rusynyk, John W. Sanders, Ian. Saunders. Elliot H. Schallenberger, Gary W. Sharrett, Paul E. Shuman, Jerry Simon, Irving H. Simpson, James D. Smith, Howard J. Sowerby, Thomas G. Spitz, Dieter F. Spong, Robert W. Statten, Joseph Stephen, Stephen J. Man is free to make many important decisions about his life, but there is one choice he cannot make-he cannot choose not to chooseg he faces a lifetime of unavoidable decisions. Masterson, Donald M Matheson, Charles M. Mewhort, Lynne M. Mohammed, Ivan Mundebah, Whiholelc McConnell, Robert R. McEachern, Donald J McGibbon, John H. McGregor, William Mclntosh, Neil J. McLaughlin, Thomas McOuillin, Barry L. MacLeod, Barry H. Near, Brian E. Oleary, Edward J. Orchard, John G. Peters, Robert J. Pierce, Gerald W. Polis, Maris Purdy, Mary l. Rainey, Helen L. Ready, L. John Regehr, Henry J. Rcitcmeier, Jules 52 Stubbs, David W. Taylor, Ian Terry, John F. Tiessen, Paul G. Wiebe, Elfricda L. Van Camp, George S. Van Hamel, lan W. Wagner, William H. Ward, Arnold H. Weber, William G. Webster, Dale C. Weeks, Gary G. Weinstein, Sheldon William, Ross C. Wilson, John F. Wilson, Frederick S. Wintrc, David G. Winyard, Ross C. Wolf, Werner Wood, James H. Woods, J. Arthur Yoshiki, Ronald S. 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WJ STUDE T BOARD OF PUBLICATIO Chairman Mcrv Boyce Secretary Barb Lindsey 4 ft J Business Manager Doug Gerrard Assistants to the Business Manager Andy Cinrdrmn, Rick Wilson 1 'W' Advertising Staff Faculty Advisor Professor Frank Sweet Manager Don Eley Salesmen Doug Gerrard, Dennis Robinson, John Kwekkeboom J Photography Staff Keystone Photography Editor Mark Hill Manager Bruce Howard 1, irq Staff: Stun Jackson. Cord photo cditorg Ken Harrisson, Wayne Patzalek, Secfetafy llnll fnrlwy, Alex Iilsnck. Bruce Popplow, .lcrry Vuir, Mark Hill. Sue WlnlCfbUm 58 The Cord Weekly F E K-ans, News Editor Sue Bricco Circulation Bob Stitt, Dave Little, Mary Dunsford. Co-Editors Bob Wilkins, Joe Merko aa na Q2 r .L Feature Department Evelyn Holst, Peter Miller, Kathy Dales, Linda Deeton, Sue Greer, Penny Edwards, Dave Golem, Editor. Sports Doug Brown, Editor, Jim Schwan. Typists BACK ROW: Sandra Tytik, Sue Ball, Sharon Callaghan. FRONT ROW: Barb Elichuk, Fran Moore, Rhoda Reimer, Marjorie Walker. li 4 p , P -- N -G. yy ' . V1 ld Proof Readers Corry Renshaw, Marg Wallberg, Marion Bue, Brenda Cluff. I L KEYSTO E We have more strength in our looks than men have in their argumcntsg and more power by our tears than they have by their laws. Editor Sally Lang 0' Assistant Editor Assistant Editor Pcnrly HYFNITICU Sharon Conrad 60 Keystone Editorial Board 'Hoe US Graduates Men s Athletics John Schoenhals Hub Schmidt Music and Drama Iictlinu Mznydcll Or anizations Art Richard Uleiscr Assistant-Graduates Janet Gastmcicr Campus Royalty Ilse Daase S Donna Miller Assistant-Organizations Marg Shuh e:w 5 I '. , 1 8 4 A Z 1 Students in Government Ron Crosby Women s Athlttles Sally Jackson ,gl Campus Life Joyce Reynolds Residence Life .loan Polfuss Assistants Art: Judy Seip Music 84 Drama: livn Scifarlh CAMPUS DIRECTORY A Editor: jenny Macklin W . , , .. N. n :4 Q if 1 , fy! , a f i X , . ,1 312' 4 ' kg 1 jnd A: ' J ' vs- I, 'xg ,,,7p,fln 1, xif' A 1' 'fe' ,ly - Q ' - 5 I n . .575 V' s l .. ,J , , r ' V I UAA 1 HI L4 l I' A ' 4 Ni.: 1 ' I. 1 CHIAROSCURO Editor: Bill Cassclman Chiaroscuro Staff Hurry Dickson, Miko Jones. Keith Thomas, Bob Enns. AliSliN'I': Linda Bergman, Bob Evans, Linda McKenzie. 62 X wks - 4... I ,f' lp' f 5 In , -I :nf , ' F , , in 1 VQQS? I an N fb' P . , K' , . , ,V I '14, ' .,f'. , . D -' ' w 'lr ., 'la ' , -' f f A -' z I' , , . , I, , ' 5 yfl as' . I 1. , ' .H . , 3 I I , 'rj ,. JI S, F xu 'N f,', N ' I 1 fa ' ' , 1 ,' V4 g fini V ' I '. 1. I 1 -'U' 'V' r A I ,' 1, W ' 1 . -, , Q . 3 I . Z, 'NP ,- . , N , it ' 4 V 'J , ff. 1 - 'Q f -, -' 1 ' meh- tb' I L7 1 I, .,, ' , I QA V A ,I ' N- 3 ', .,,f. , A - q f.lw:A' 'A -in' X 9 -1 '- - , .: '-1: , V4 311' 'L ' I'- K-!?5 1 ' ? 5 ,, K J ,fy V' N , N. 'A VI V 1 N 1 Nt .ALL -u 4.1 2 gf' 2' 1 1 'K' ,I L16 I , Q P' 'W f 3. 1:7 'Q F S 'allgf , V' ff f 4 1 fx-nam . ALJ ,JI ' 0. ' ..,' 'Jaw 'f' 1' in 'lg ff ww, 491W Mffwiiiffw J - 1, ':,P , ., VL :fin ' !7 K1h'f' 5, J If-949111 In Agp 'f ' AWf9!1,vf1f f' ,bmi of' S I u D I N I Student Council President Abxtm SUHU1 CUSS Dax id Xt. Pady PRI-lSl DENTS MESSAGE The structure of a university with its academic, social and intellectual societies helps in the matur- ing of each student It provides the atmosphere in which we can question and challenge our own and others beliefs thereby helping us to formulate more concrete ideas and principles to take out into the world The rapid growth of our university has had several repercussions which have combined to lessen its potential in providing a true community of learning atmosphere on this campus, Foremost among these is the failure to centralize our clubs and organizations which are the backbone of any campus. Secondly, this campus requires more rec- reation facilities and a centre for all the members ot' the college family - students, faculty, adminis- tration, alumni and guests. What is needed is an aflerguate Student Union Building which can pro- vide the unifying force essential to our campus. It should be the student social, cultural and gov- ernmental centre for the university. It is for these reasons that I strongly urge the future student leaders and students of Waterloo to work hard and to support a campaign for a new Student Union Building Graduation repr:-sents a major accomplishment for all of us, liut the real tr,-st will come when we try to attain our own individual goals in the quest for sa-lf satisfaction. Graduates, I wish you luck in your pursuit of success, and to those who re- main, l hope that you will continue to reap the ln,-ri4't'uts of univf-rsity, well maintaining its high standards and traditions, Su rotary Lynn Wood S U ENT CGUNCI. Merv Boyce, Hartmut Horsch, Ron DeJaray, Don Haugh, Fred Arnold, Ron Larkin, Stephen Little, Brian Near, Dave Pady, Lynn Wood, Prof. G. Durst, Gary Calvert, Al Fowler, Guy Gausby, Peter Mansell, Dianne McCafferey, Ken Aay. S.U.B.O.G. Mary Stewart, Bill Rognvaldson, Jim Westall, Bill Dodge, Fred Nichols CDirector of Student Activitiesl, Steve Little, Marilyn Kennedy, Ron DeJaray, Roger Cann, Boyd Simpson, Dennis Petit. PROGRESS VE CONSER ATIVE . , 'x..'. ai steak' Q ll 'fl I ,. . 4,lg:g.n,.,.-I-.,, x uf 1 ' A . ,Til r ':,,.l1' ' 7, .. V- 21-9-N ,, . , H if f f- I5 . ' 4 '. ' gf-2: -,rr-'-r, Q. 1 . I I '.-,' Q Qazf- . - Q,-A, -, ,A , '-4,2 21j YfL If 'P' ,vfifig ' - 'i ' JI I 1 f .,., ,. ,,, w- .w.1'..-fll.-fffwl I-11.f'!' - :Yr . .,. ,.. .zI. I...' f,',:'1f,!,f.'.l ' B- ,N 1, 0 . 1f:r,r-ml, H111 Carr HMA .vffnf O 'ff-'Af 'IFJ' - - fl EW DEMOCRATS STANDING: Cf-urge Cfrtzlfrr. Tod Ruddy Al Fnrhf-r, Nick Nicoloff. SI'l I'lNG: Hi:-k Wilson, Dizmc Mar- quf-ttf-, Lmdu Lyons, Arnold Bock, .hum llumg, Gordon Moynhnm. STANDING: E, J. Clipsham, Bud Taylor, R. Dowling LIBERALS if-ft ev ... .V X v xx if qw Prime Minister Near. SITTING: Ken Innes, M. Harrington L. Hewick. 12? Opposition Leader Bock. 69 X.,--- it il lluf, I w ry I'1,v,9 11,1 M111 .V lh-h'rvl- MODEL PARLIAMENT -V1 ., .Il U0 ffl, M,,,,..nd ' 'aff k .S iffy 5. M ,. ,,,..,,,,, , - fifmfif-r'1:11,ivf-'fe Hr :11 Jn zu Urn. 14,1 I Of x 01 Zigi, , 4,12 CZ13 ,rin 01 I 1 MF JW J! rt -.N ill, , .vf I. 'Df 1 3' Q ,Nik havin gi, ,W ifr2.1 . ' i Q -L , ' P N 4 .' V 1' .,.,. 7 va- V I A, A I-ff? JL Q. t x 'mv ' 7 J 4 . -Q ' , . - ' vu , -- ' ' 4 X N was 1 G Y ,ev ' , 4 A .1 ... 1' t B P L 'J li ' .- , .. . ww w - ., . l KN P 1 Q N W X Y , I.-1 . ld.:-4947 :ii -r ib-- -12.9 3' ' ' ', 2 x M ,L ar. 2 ..,Q1i'3'3.. N ' , ' - 1,- 5 I , vi ,1'. if ' 1 -.. Q, 1 g , ' V Q52 . f A '- . . w 'f R 3- ' 'Qi A '- 4 ', . 9 ' ' L ' 2- f - . 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Ca-,..-icy' Helen 510952, SITTING: Hartmut Horsch. Don Stroh. O Co-ordinates campus religious clubs. 0 Student government in Seminary. 0 Brought jazz composer and artist to campus to stimulate 0 Establish relations with remainder of campus. int:-rest in the Arts and show the relevance of Faith and Life on campus L wmv i 'tri I.V.C.F. Newman Club C:il'.'in Fahrner, H1-nry Wilson, Bill McNeil Pat Smith, Barb Zuccala, Dave Caswell. SPLATEIJ: Helen Stov-sz. Bill Boyd. Aaron Owoh, Lydia Mar- ti-nf' ABSENT' Ed Willms, Ruth Story. O Organization of Roman Catholic students on campus. V , , I Emphasis on religious life and education. O lntfr-Varsity Christian Fellowship seeks to witness for Jesus Christ on campus I Motto To Know Chiist and to Make Him Known. 74 Ambassadors Hillel SITTING: Garth Jackson, Sharon Atkinson, Larry Wiegand. Leslie Laskyy Elaine Roebuck, Miriam Wise. STANDING: Rob Brown, Web Dawson. ABSENT: Leslie Sachs, Joe Levy, Rabbi P. Rosensweig 0 Composed of students considering full time work within the United Church of Canada. I Meetings held monthly in the United Churches in the K-W area. 0 Annual retreat held in January at Cedar Glen. I Theme: proposed union of the Anglican and United Churches. I Organization of Jewish students on campus. I ' .rel I -1 . 5 A A 5,4 Christotyros Lutheran Student Movement Willis Ott, Bernard Paetzold, Bi11Vi11aume. SITTING: .Ioan Polfuss, Willis Ott, Kathy Becker. STANDING: Dorothy Becker, Doug Hartung, Marlene Kalb- 0 Beginners in Christ is the Lutheran Pre-Theology Student's fleisch. Orgamzatlon- O Open house at Pastor Wagscha1's. 0 To bring all those thinking of entering the service of the g Held 3 1-et,-eat at Camp Edgewood- Lutheran Church together' 0 Conferences held in Kingston and Saskatoon. O Bull sessions on topics of interest to a committed Christian student. LANGUAGE German Club STANDING: Berthold Kowznltschuk. SITTING: Sicgrune Harrt-, Klaus Machmueller. O To dcvclwp interest in Germany and its culture, O Wt-c-kly informal montings to speak German. 0 Annual dinrzcr cffnslsting of typical German food. ,J a F , p -, v ,v J-J CLUBS f- AZ.. .W- Q Q LES! 1 :,..l':'-li -, 3.7-X ry? V1. 'A s , fry, A J 1 Russian Club Darryl Vlahovich, Bob Seebach ' P-'x iff? Sk.. Estonian Club Ukfaniim Club Pruflu Juurzmfi, Mft-rxku Unhz-r, lime Rr-bane, Tunu Aun. Jerry Sl'IUClTHk.Si0fi1n Scmcheshen O For Sl,'lflf'FltS nfEstun1:rn origm, 0 Purple-'f frwndship and Estonxan national tradition, 76 ABSENT: Lana Myndiuk fPres.l. J 71 Motor Sport Club STANDING: Laurence Hewick, Gary Allen, Jim Dickinson. SITTING: Paul Buddenhagen. I Students gathered together under general interest of auto sport. I Major task was Gymkhana in Winter Carnival. O Movies, guest speakers, and a novice car rally. 0 Informal meetings and invite all who are interested in auto sport. Vivfh . I I-Q Circle-K Club STANDING: Bill Alls, Jim Brady. SITTING: Neil Patterson, Dave Irvine, John Schram, John McFadyen. Tamiae Society Richard Hotta, Ralph Finkle, Stan Stewart. 0 Co-ordinates all business and economics students on campus. 0 Provides social environment for future executive leaders. O Introduce prominent speakers from our economy. O Christmas Banquet and Tamiae Stag. 0 To build the best business school through greater student participation. 77 FP! rv it f'-1'.,17'r-9 a . ', -'sb X P 'xl x..' Y' i 2 C' Psychology Club Dave Blair, Barbara Hawke. H. Stewart ABSENT: Rosie Janson. 0 To stimulate an interest in the study of behaviour. I 0 Meetings with Dr. Mason, fHypnotistl and Rev. Peter Meggs CProtest Songsl. I Trips to Woodstock Hospital, K-W Hospital, Thistletown Chi1dren's Hospital, and the Sunbeam Home. Philosophy Club Pat Gruber, Doug Gruber, Paul Hertel. O Two special lectures by Dr. Thiry and Dr. Siraale con- cerning their particular fields. 0 Faculty adviser: Mr. R. E. Alexander, I Informal meetings with discussions on particular topics. Geography Club STANDING: Mel Plewes, Russell Muncaster, Cliff Oliver, Paul Givens. SITTING: Robert Jones. Dianne Corke, Dr. L. Russwurm. 0 To understand geography, its viewpoints, and career opportunities. 0 Trip to Rice Lake to study geomorphological surficial structures of the Peterborough-Lindsay area. 0 Guest speakers. O Sponsored two dances, a Valentine's Party, took part in the Homecoming Parade and Winter Carnival weekend. 78 ,M QW V Nu -Aw... ,I M- -gi,, ,, . if 51 -N . - M r-x .N . Y. Social Work Interest Group STANDING: Richard Christy. SITTING: Laura Bowles, Ann Hathaway, Marg Wiffen. To examine the role of the Social Worker in the community. Topics consist of Family Problems, Child Placement, Juven- ile Courts, and Educational Social Work, Stress the Social Worker's interaction with other members of a professional team. Movies and competent speakers. 'Jr -N .fiyrv . Women's Undergraduate Association STANDING: Jenny Macklin, Jacqueline Gould, Janis Young SITTING: Sandy Stone, Gaye Lowe, Sue Greer. Service organization. Welcoming Tea for freshettes in the fall. To promote better on-campus, off-campus relations. Canvasses each year for the Mental Health Association Christmas Party for the St. Agatha Orphanage. Physical Sciences Club Tom Stiff, Jack French, Ken Aay, John Orchard, R. Koenig. 79 c ',' A- L ,xy G54 -J' p .,'i,s-fi.-E qu, r ,hy wr .,,., 'gs-1 . Q .if 'T 4 International Stuclcnt's Association SEATED: Ronald Diggs, Biivfgrlcy Bciinctt. C, Eromnini Obi, STANDING: David Martin, Lloyd Pcnnyfeather, Bill Bennett. O Conipfiscd of Students from :ill parts of the world linclud- ing Canada' who zittt-nd this university. O PLlY'l70Sl,'1 to dt-vclop ciiltiiral understanding and to promote C0-opt-ration and intcrnzitionzilisin in this great but small world of ours. q.-N I 4 JI , w 'ffl 'Cai ,- .Ji .Av- .f.f :K 'sk-u. '- uv- ,A ,fi L . x - g V1 via' - f ., f . .af 9 A' 'afiff' 1 ' l ' S 1 RY, -I A ',: fr - , K. '.7 ' ,., LN O .f . ,,..,1 L . ii.. 80 1 . 6 Chess Club R. Koenig. G. Moynham, L. Kraftcheck, H. Holmes JL , 152-if - History Club Gail Donald, Bill Pollard, Pat Fuller, Bruce Homer. Bob Tordiff. .alba N i , ,Q . . 1 .-.ges,.,a-g:5Q.s:x X ' . H Q .-.ps . i WN.,-.Cs.A .nf . X H is?-Gs 4,- TF , s T If s T- - . S X megs-g:9+9ys3Q3a,:,s -gg.-.,.' - ' KWNXNX I Celebrates its 25th anniversary this year. I Since 1940-41, more than three hundred men have received military training both on campus and with the regular Army. O Annual Social Highlight - WUC Military Ball. O Present strength is twenty-eight. Photo Arts Club Bruce Paplow, Bill Corby, Gerry Vair. Canadian Union of Students Dennis Adair. Sandra Tinkham, Jim Griffith, Nancy Brown Brian Near, Ken Aay, Shelley Altman, Cheryl Hirschfeld Dave Pady, Kent Newell. 0 The Students' voice in Canada. I Helped achieve passage of bill for student loans. O Offers students a Life Insurance Plan. g f X 0 Offers students opportunities to travel. S' 1 0 Concerned with accessibility to post-secondary education Fm. I , World University Service A voluntary service of students and professors in more than fifty countries, Working for the advancement of the World university community. Will sponsor an international seminar in Turkey this summer. Sponsored Treasure Van, and TB clinics and educational programmes in other countries. Aims: to meet basic needs of institutions of higher educa- tion through development of self-help techniques. - to foster co-operation and understanding between univer- sity committees of all nations. 81 i v -1 ' f-1 'M 1' Q f,' 4 N n ,,.,.. t A .' L 1 Y ' If ' 4-D Zig' Q Wang -,-'- 1 , V- t. r,,1 -, .x , Y ,A N V ft, ,,T,.......-y . ,Lp ' 'JL ..-1 .,,,- , if n Q! wx. l A NW -ffiifyw' 'f' ' 9 ex N X .- 2 'Y . ,1 r- - R , hi? ' ' A 'ff ' ,S ,::,' ' , f-R, at .1 ..: E , V14 V- 1 'K I in A 3' is in Vt pw gi Q gi r ,g g Q Q rw aff A N ff-he 35 mi' gig m ., , aw xQ-, f T ,, f ' ' af X vpn: QR A,qFx'Y' s r nQ1.f'5' mmm 11: PHOENIX SINGERS SFX 5 X, Presentatiim CQncei't Series' q I ' 2nd A H 1 X .O . arPe rio ' 1-Frzday, Neve er 5th, 1965 , . , thera mverslty t -Au num The first great event of Friday - Sunday, November 5 - 7 Homecoming 1965 at WLU ! 85 A AL ' 1 l .i I r , -2 A i PURPLE 8: GOLD REVUE 1966 GYPSY Suggested by the memoirs of Gypsy Rose Lee Produced by Craig Dunn Music by Lyrics by Book by Jule Styne Stephen Sondheim Arthur Laurents Scenery Choreography Music Director Kathy Becker Ruth Hodgkinson Derek Stannard Production Staged by George Thompson Uncle Jocko Georgie Victor - Baby Louise Baby June - THE CAST fin order of appearance! Dale Smith David Webb Keith Kissner Cathie Blaney Deardra King R059 - Diann Dawes Pop - - Ted Duff Weber - - Glen Mahaffy Herbie - - - David Wintre Newsboys - Stephen Hanks, Monty King. Michael Nash Louise - - Cheryl Hirschfeld June - Pat Brooks Tulsa - John Evans Yonkers Dennis Adair Angie - - Vic Slater L.A. - - - - Jim Slater Kringelein - Jim Bridgeman Miss Cratchitl - - Pam Riggins Agnes - - - Sue Robinson Pastey - - Avrom Brown Tessie Tura - - Helga Moyer Mazeppa - Marg Griiiith Cigar - - - Ted Duff Electra Nancy Randall Maid - - - Sue Austen Phil - - David Webb Bourgeron-Cochon ----- Jim Slater Children - - Maria Kozuch, Allison Thompson, Eddie Ejsymont. Billy Sipes, Thomas Baggett. John Conrad, David Stechenreiter Mothers, Toreadorables and Showgirls - Linda Smith. Linda Delorme, Brenda Gordon, Trudi Brown, Liz Turner, Georgine Wonacutt, Nina Lucki, Sandy Foster, Mary Stewart, Pat Ney, Mary Schweitzer, Carol Hunter, Mary Griilith, Sue Austen, Pam Riggins. P8cG Executive Left to right: Craig Dunn, Ellen Beauchamp, Doug Jarvis, A1 Manuel Absent: Robert Eaton at sfmssqwm. Craig Dunn-Producer roi ! , , .,,. . . Q X I .All V 'Irt?'i 2:a,'Q'Tg'i 'lf .- ,'I 1 17 , 22142 Jsffqzzi. hz , fi, 'L' .' .-,,, , K K . 5 ' ' L ', .p 'il -. ' 4 0 I , Li '4'-.' I 7? If U 15 A' r W f' z'f 5 ,v , ,M , 1 K . ,Q X as, in r . . Q A 5 Q 'fx QI' Q' i ' ..n L 1 +723 1 ,I 'G .52 f S-S Z ' 1 'Q Q . . 5 ...... ..... I V-5 if x J? ,ans N . il Q l ,' IU- n , . ' I' : : . : , . I .:l : 'n,..s . . . . . . in f iq s A, I . 5 1 '.' . 2' fl, M 1 x I7 ,f ft V fz 'i74f' J 'ff ,Qifffff 7 ff,4'4l- 5 23 I, A41 ,4 , . 5' Q ,fl if 4 ,1 1 D ,E . , f fm- ,zwlqfwfm Q .-'vw f 44 'fa 0 7: 4' of f -, fi?- f 21,1 ' , ,ff ffqyf W ' 0:4256 ' ' f, , ' ? 1, wiv, 1 1:7 -x x' Q ' Q v - XXX X Q ,E 5 N A xxxw Q5 K. ,M N S X A X W N-XA, XXX .wx xxe: . f...::L --Y ' 5 A . Q. ,. - r-.:f- - ww 1 . ' 11:21. sm vx xx K -wx-. Q S X Q, Q. X x . X M - N -- ' x , X 'C Q' 5. X -X Xl' A ,W W , V ' ,hy , 125-V Af., 2 p-P' f :EM - 5 A- V ' . ffvid' ' ' LM, , .'3Y.:l A' fi ,. V lg, ,XA f :rs . ., s.. ,, K N Q T xi A 1 I Vt B ff I UNIVERSITY PLAYERS IE , E- of XV. f ,Q NN L ll THE INCREDIBLE WORII The Zoo Story Pulur Jurry I Q i The American Dream ' N 1 I -' Mommy ., Daddy f rmny Mrs lizrku Y unr Mun The Sandbox Sdllll. mst .ns 'Ihc Amcricnn Drum I I I I I I I I I J OF EDW RD LBEE , ..,,, , .. ,. ,,, J o hn Evans I David Gordon Wintrc ,I , Anna Ferguson ,,..,. .n.. , , . Terry Judd I A,,,,.A , I Liz Honsbcrgcr I ,,d, Linda Watkinson I ,..,,,..A In I Nicholas Schmidt I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 A CAPPELLA CHOIR ROW' I I Dorothy Becker Helen Stoesz Lydia Martens Ruth Sehindel Margaret Bimm Bettina Niaydell Marg Griffith Ulwen Srnithson Beth Mcfhinn Jean Vhdmeyer Marilyn Barth rt B ROW 2: Rosie Janson Judy Hume Ciiven Davies Janet Cowley iiileen Falconer .lulie Hoover Joan Weber flirol Seoffield Penny Edwards Kathy Becker Prof, W. ll, Kemp. Director ROW 3: David Watson .lohn Hcij Tom Bannister Frnie Lilly Paul White Bob Nisbett Mike Matheson Nicholas Schmidt ABSIZNTQ Dztx-,n C'r:ine, Helen Dietsehe, Keith Knights, Ron Patrick. .,. I B ROW 4: Doug Wells Bob Morrow Don Eley - President .lim Griffiths Murdock McFarlane Bob Schmitt ' wr '44 i i l l ii l l l i i I l I i. l O 1-xnua Bnrrup Wn+Qr 1 qq .s Choir Tour '66 1 re MA palfbbfbm L Bellows-Ho .3 wwvvisfssmxmgxiysgfifn . ' 5 ' ww- , A 'L 'J XB. K Xi. -, .5 X144 Uv, I ' A X W' X A, M N, ,vii-, N . . A xxx l, ,fQ:, ,Q ,,...wv1w ' ' k...,5+. .. 4 0. v , .va A xx -Fix X ' Aw x. , We f z A 5. 'Q if c .avP' ffl FN. A. Wa CW 4 CW . 1 I' Kg.: :NV .--. y .1 .1 ' 1 ,,, 'a ' .I .Ya 4, H A .,., 1 . 1 4, . 1 'J-P, J 4 If fix z fu. ' '43 , 'I X A mv.. .M 5 . K ,I .' 1 3 f N V K L 3. ...N 6 Q . - fist wg'-Q 455 M.Q ...M , 1 X' A . , 1 - , ga mg. . ' - N: xi A 9-rg: 1 ME V-6 , E with Q' K -- s A X 'Q' ' 1 'Y' N Q vm vga-fix - bw U Q1 'S 5 . . ' , Q. ' M. fyif ' 3Q 'TQxS'fMm' 'nuwww ! '!'N 63' QM Y, b F MNA W Q on f -may Ap, -'Q-wegkig. Nik J i :N lvwia 3N5 iM'?'3t5 P. 'lqqkkrn pw kwa il' i vii? x 'Af ' Qi, .X Q3 J ' , K ' fa- ' , , 'fQ1QA,I'QKy4'. .5 ' . . x .. ,Na vw f 'X xi B. x' '. x , X A-qv-' 'Q' .I 40'- 5 GLU WOMEN'S SPORTS WOMENS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION EXECUTIVE x 4 49 g s BADMINTON 96 ASKETB LL S 2 S S 2 S5 i S, ii is STANDING: Jan Sutherland, Marg Gray, Angela Szokalo, Jacky Champagne. SEATED: Carol Jackson, Pat McCrimrnon, Jacky MacKi11ican, Sally Jackson. VOLLEYBALL Fx D 4 i ri ,1.,. . 'f 4 M., ,M My ,W ,,.,-2009,-4 W , A + Fla? fb Q- ' 911 'P 1 3 1 .Y-' IJ . in ', X , 3, . 0 J, ' ,'5QI?f 'veg ,QW I' A 5 T1 dp-is .L J ' v I 6 3 fiiff if L L M ., 2' -' er., x 1 H my 'RE W L, A-may ' . I X4 N STANDING: Mary Baldwin, Barb Hawke, Donna Ferguson CAssistant 1 Coachh, Linda Reinke. SEATED: Karen Kohler, Lynne Jackson, Jennifer Barron. 97 CHEERLEADER BOTTOM: John Flegg, Carla Moray, Howie Laufer. TOP: Lynnc Jackson, Sally Folland, Monica Laine, Sally Jackson. +P lx wg... rw-0' V1-1 Q-r ' 9 : 5 1 v 6 E l 4 I w w w W ' , Ot Q ri-O 'i Qi I +05 r I i al' If 'Fld .QA 'i '? ' ' - 1? 2 I A- l in A K 0' fq' i I f -ut GOLDEN HAWKS WIN, LOSE OR DRAW -1 1 , sf.: 1,41 . A' L 1 iv 1 'sl 4 i Q. ve fe: . waz- - - V 'Q I if xy' x. X hx A O B 4 LJ G J wrww lwgax 6 4 4xf,,lgx, 'L 'paste 4' 3 V x Q A., 1 : ,K . - 1 4 'x L +:- W-will W K X 1 ' Y R XQSD. yi K wfx . , .W .., , Q . ff 351, gh., 3 - 1 - f , Nm: ff + +5 f f ',m bf3f?:'f.PLf4i,:f-.X 3 1 QQ. - +11 .K gf 7 du5 RX5vgZE:4El'ig ,. .R J Q Q x F' mi V, F-tx. i gfff. ' lux f ' f ' ' N QR. Qvygf. A X- mx 'M J K 'A K F sk: ,qi ':'gH!'37'2-E, . - ..f . F is f ,R.:3? 'iL - zrusgav.Rf-:fm-,Q .2 .- . - 1 M ' 52 'Q' -' wi- 1' . - ' X JS' 'Q 4' . . le - qlswmz. . ' ' f' '. -Av' Q I- N IPI, fin' QYSQESI A, . ,g:ff?.1- v'-'E 52 ' It , g:i1:j' 3 :k' lvyphh ,, s , ' ti' -, . tax 4 .,, . l '.. 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Jim Grant, THIRD ROW: Coach Mike Mitchell, Harv Balakofsky, Murray Green, Bill Hogarth, John Watson, Jeff Brown, Vic Oikawa, Ed Tyro, Murray Markowitz, Paul Huston, Bob Grant. GOLDE WK Coach Celeri . . N . 'K -K 102 b I li. - 'W SECOND ROW: Coach Dave Knight, Dave MacKay, Dave Ranson, Rich Agro, Ruddy Maclean, Rick Bryant, Chris Bailey, A1 Fergusson, Dave Robertson, Coach Bob Celeri. FOURTH ROW: Ron Watkin, Carl Maida, Ralph Spoltore, Greg McQueen, Dave Knechtel, Don MacPhail, Tom Allen, Paul Markle. FOOTBALL --.Q Q 1 ' l . fp .,...,:...Q.. f,.'..-- .----,., -til 1 -M L ' -T ,Je -av' ,- : - -, I Q, .- ' A ar ,,,,.A. ,nu -we Y .., L l' y ' -.. I .:' ew, Q, N 103 BACK ROW: Coach Dave Knirzht, Bill Gillcspiv, Pete Misikowolz, Bill Dnylc, Grant Belfry, Jim Donaldson, Davo Cox, Glenn Wilkie. Dfiug Coombs. FRONT ROW: John Zentms, John Hay, John Pretty, Dave Milligan, Miko Frioso, PL-to Ansh-y, Dim Collins, X , Qi... P, 5-ij-qv Czin you hrglp us'?. 'J 104 GOLDE HAWK ASKETB LL fl L L 'npr ,W- 11' Pete Ansley GRADUATING LETTERMEN Don Collins Bill Doyle ACTIO . X If Q w K . .4v ' ... .u- JA - .n- I 105 l J Q if 7 V' Q ' 4 2 X vs A lx SQ gg Nu A 1 Q X Q- s 'T ,rf j 24 , L gx 4 9 'o ' xii: K I , ' all A N -.- r L A f- i Q 5 as ' 'WF A h 4.4 --,, -A 0 L., . ,mn-1' L I v il 1-1 il- 1- 7 f ' w- no v-f - 5. ,jii O T Q f 2 N ew -O 4 ' S fa -J' ' 'A A. 5- vi ff- . 4 H , l v v 9 x V 4- 1, I Y . Il ,I V1 FRONT ROW: Don Clarke, Bill Wm,-ber, Jeff Brown, Larry Stone. John O'Flahc-rty, Don Arnus Jeff Nvlbos SECOND ROW: Brlan Brady, Dave Russell, Neil Maclntosh, Al Hager- man, Larry Banks, Al Hunt, Frank Huylrfs, Gary Cotio, THIRD ROW: Bruce Doble, Norm Allcn, Erlc Lzlrsm-n, Gary Jamc-S, Kc-n Payne. Dave Tucker, Coach Ted Maki. Hawks shunt . . , and score, l --A-ns.. 'ug ,,.-su 11' ,...a-v- A, ,1 rn .--,r - '-4 . . . . - lO6 O 1 .1-, I I 4. D. , - 1 v 1 1 1 -1-.4 - i l I l u l Q.,--Q . rf f -- -15- fl -v--rr-. ' N- Q 'WZ ...fn W 5 ! .-if GOLDEN HAWKS ,,.. ...W , ,W Q, Q. 'w .45 2:-.c1,,, , .V .3 . V :F - Q - W h. -, L fry t V- , ' a is S x F. rf ,.: in - 'M - .QC 'J -rf If: ' , m ' YW ' 11' 2 5 ' V , -,,:.:, -f - az, ,L.Aw3V,gfMi.- ..,., ..V,. Q 5 Q ., ,,,v . .f rl-an it bs? , f ' , 4: FDL ,. - 7 ,g 1, -' A 1 in A., . X 5 lui.. '--. R -7 CX X ,' 5 L , 3? YWW' ' 3 3 f f -4 HGCKEY VERSION I' A z I fm x . .. , 3 Isl G! J I uw--' A' rpir v ' v 1 rf- ,md :gf Basketball win streak now 55 games QD 'SQL ,,9' 'ff , 4' 5 9 Q 6 Q? Sq' no cs 4 03 Q NCQ if fs N G' AQ' Q' O, 0 ,p , xg, z-IL A 16 Q, 0 Hawks down Hawks romp over McMaster -QQ 'SQ Western football .js 5 x JP' 'fp CK' 0 GJ- 6 5 X0 Q G 60' ,UQ f '95 Q49 5x THE .5 ,Q FINISHING Og, 925 9 TOUCH '20 Basketball Hawks defeat Lancers 89-74 W- gf! i 9- Y V L . U 1 , V . . -4 ,,'..w..I , 5. , - v..,. l '- A 'Y ' ' It 4 'I .a..,! 'Q ' 'fl' . . 'L 1, M -w V - 'if' .-dl y I ' Y , 4' Q V ' r w L 4 ' J' , , r 'G Q .Q-- , gl - ,A . ' . ' 'Q J! 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Dick Hotta, Brian Russell, Grant Ballantyne, Bob Thiesburger, Andy Gordon, FIFTH ROW: Guy Gausby, Neil Paterson, Marshall Aikens, John Stacey, Rick Baxter, Max McLean. .V A .Ct il L Q1 lf: ,- 0-.fqf A 47 4 4 WINTER 120 - -T-if? hi L I xi! inf 'F-S 'il ..a Y N 0 ,R ' f. . 4 ' '.f ., ' If ' z v , f V' 5. .-A I' - ,. f new-V' 1 'i I M ,v A ' it 'L' ! 'ww 7 1, 1 Q 14,4 ,p, -f ik ' '1 wi JI - K Q ' f-, .6 AL 'Cl .ful JV 'll X ,uf x -I' at ff j 4 i 1 q 3? f ' f tr if' L typ., 'V N 4 Ry' A: 7 . 1 1 X QQ -. 0 Y 2 'Y 5 1 1 4 V. , 1. , Q . 5. in , 3' f ff 1 I 1 ., I . ,l.' l .. ' J SH' 3 Q ' 4 H 1 f, 7 3 li' I A . 1 1 dl C T - 1 -'sf f' KWSYYST gg- 5 QQ ,N , 3 r x 5 iwwf fs ,ggwjm-Q X sa? A f ' , ax YYKNX 'px . 3. N, Q x 5, ww VN. .xg ,. sv FQ ., t2Xz5f A ka...4h,gAN Q - . ' Lawn 1, .., A Kgs Cww-Q-qv e. .. n i'W 1?.S-me e -X Xym NVQ' ' wx iff A of H5 T, fm, Xa .315 X 935' Q FQ x QQ. nk 'X E Q I x' ew ,. . N yi S N 555, 5. 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Marion Garvic Joanne Glover Saskatchewan Guelph 'X x Shuang Ruy Huang Pamela Hutcheson Acadia New Brunswick OW CAN Gail Moran Martha Ouail Ruth Shaver Loyola Ottawa British Columbia Diane Colbourne Mary Lou Dwelska Helen Chickie Fuhrer Memorial Windsor McGill ,0- QEE Penny Glustein Joanne Griffen Carleton McMaster DATE Suzanne Langford Sandra Little Toronto Dalhousie Betty Starr Gail Stewart Daina Upeslacis Mount Allison Western Waterloo Lutheran - b S U, XFXJ SCCOINQ Rufllffll'-UP Miss Canadian University Snow Queen First Runner-up HCICI1 C NPQNC FUNCI' Suzanne Langford Ruth Shaver MCCHH U- U. Of T. U. Of B.C. lx Barbara Bell Jackie Brown Kathi Burrows Lois Dahmef F R if-. O S H '5 ai. In g. fi 'Yr I Janellen Gallow Georgine Hilker Mary Hofstetter f ,WY U E E N via' I G X s 1 Evelyn Holst Judy Hymmen Kathy Kayler qs A a S? X N -r af , A ,sag-:I fn, A. af Monica Laine Gwen Mitges Sue Robinson Leigh Sarney Barb Waechter fqrfl' l 3 Q. 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IL rf' E. qw Q if sw ii i 713' 1 :QM vi , . ,rl il, .1 Q , 'R .-, W9 ,VJ .N , 252: - i h I ,fr ,,. um, .nm 'Au Revoir! HONORARY PRESIDENT GRADUATING CLASS We puma megadutea fm iappmeu 6a one poatmafc om pfaeudent, me lwfwatq and a, wwe of luamom. DR. JOHN McMURRY X, 65,1 V 'f 47 I 1 41- g, -- 5' ,fv 1 'W ' - , QQ 3 uf '. X ' , - fi if ,L ', 5 'u f':i'f'1.EQf:w1,,, v 4 ,C VD' . 4.,. X Q gn 4 ., 'Q - '11-'yhf' 1 V ' 9 s fl .' A , .1 l-? , . .1 lyzh. - lo -FI A904 Penny-wise onli clollogvfwise, IR, lltgistticlenvlity who would lilw lo rise, llli. use t is solving sirfaiagem O. 'bit each iueeli. in the B ofllll AW! K V V BANK on MONTREAL I ,I edema' 7614: ?w6,'uSm4a:4 'M f f 0 ' fA 0 'f .I ' o A big step on the road to success ,.:- . is on early banking connection - '3 - 3 1 1, University Ave. 84 Philip Street Branch R. H. YOUNG, Manager Financial Independence Robert Burns, in his Epistle To A Young Man referred to T-he Glorious Privilege of Being Independent. You can build financial independence forthe future through life insurance. Members of the staff can supplement their retirement pensions by means of retirement policies. Ask one of our local representatives to help you build PROTECTION and SAVINGS for the future. The Mutual Life ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA HEAD OFFICE-WATERLOO, ONTARIO KITCHENER BRANCH OFFICE: 305 KING WEST TELEPHONE 744-7325 145 Best Wishes From THE KITCHENER-WATERLOO NEW CAR DEALERS FORBES MOTORS LTD. WENDELL MOTORS LTD KAYE MOTORS LTD. ORR MOTORS LTD. VICTORIA MOTORS LTD. 146 ALJON PRINT-CRAFT Compliments of LIMITED W Sf, lishman Coach lines limited Phone 745-5483 CHARTERED COACHES FOR ALL OCCASIONS CO1T1pIImCIlIS LIMOUSINE SERVICE TO TORONTO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT of For Reservations Call 744-3558 KITCHENER cqme all e. You're in the Pepsi generation! wffifif.. 5 4E5i2E?fZQifi:3.f31f52ZT35 5355-2:::: 1. 5 Pens:-com N Compliments bmiigo of eyfifth sunt fun on un. W 498 Frederick St. Both Coca-Cola and are registered trade marks which identity only the product of Coca-Cola Ltd. Kitchener For Complete Home Heating Service BALL BROTHERS LIMITED is proud of the role it is playing in the growth of Waterloo Lutheran L'niversity. The nine contracts awarded to BALL BROTHERS by the University since 1960 suggests a strong confidence in the integrity and capability of this company. If you require a Complete and Competent Building Service. Call . . . BALL snort-:ERS LIMITED General Building Contractors KITCHENER KINGSTON 'W' GE ERAL SPRI G PRODUCTS LIMITED O 4- tfff - j':a..:'r x 9 lux N H 5 Rib' I lIl Ili 60 Ottawa St. South Kitchener 'F-l T lL' for .liuilir-. 4 MEAT PRODUCTS Manufacturers of Automotive Seating J. M. Schneider Limited and Metal Stampings ifll'i 'lil'QfN.'l'Qli UN'l'ARIH 148 Compliments of ICW Hosted Foods' Limited Kitchener Congratulations from BFRKLEY SQUARE Daily Smorgasbord - Catering 1405 King St. East Kitchener, Ontario Licensed Under The Liquor Lieenee Act GREB D I-lqsh uPPle5 YOU .IUST HATE T0 TAKE THEM OFF GREB SHOES LIMITED MhW do Mo if Electrohoine's new Centurion Color Chassis gives SOUXO brighter color -plus unrivalled reliability. Su- perbly stylecl Cabinets are by Deilcraft-the fine furniture divi- sion of Eleclroliome. ':'i 'x f W'-rs? if + was 1-V 1 if is ,ii .2 I iig f' il X l Lax- ,. Compliments of H E R T Z CAR and TRUCK RENTAL KITCHENER A , 1 I en?- W ' IIPEII EYEIIIIIGS UIITII I0'P.M. 2722 King SI. Easi - Kitchener YOUR FAMILY SHOPPING CENTRE Food Products - Clothing 8: Footwear - Hardware Stationary 8x School Supplies - Records Rr Camera Supplies A Large Snack Bar OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 10 P.M. FINE IIUAIITY SWEATERS BY.... 'I'm9IAIiQIiQ1mS IIIICHEIIEII, UNTARIII. FANAIIA HEAlTH 8: ACCIDENT ASSURANCE CORPORATION WATERLOO, ONT. YUUII SPECIALIST IN HEALTH AND ACCIDENT COVERAGE Student and Team Plans Medical - Surgical Insurance Group - Association Salary Confinuance 34 .cgcvliuf CQIZQJEQIZ QLIUZPQIZH OFFICES 3. REPRESENTATIVES FROM COAST TO COAST KZ-IUFMZ-IIII FOOTWEAR OF DISTINCTION UNDER THESE NATIONAL BRANDS: . KAUFMAN . FOATVITREAD . PACKARD . . FUNTREAD . . SNOWBELLE . . KINGTREAD Kaufman Footwear limited Kitchener and Montreal CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '66 WILLIAM WOLFE CONTRACTING GENERAL CONTRACTORS 180 SUNVIEW ST., WATERLOO For the New Arts Library Building 151 A Considering college or university? Are you a candidate for assistance under the CANADA STUDENT LOANS ACT? Under this Act, each qualifying student may present a Certificate of Eligibility to the bank branch of his for herj choice. Royal Bank, with over 1000 branches across Canada, offers you convenient service combined with practical counsel. Visit your nearest branch. Q ROYAL BAN K What price education? lt ip Cf:,'Ofifl prize' Education cannot be bought, r,of'Of.ef1, Or lfi.fjf1IQff Tlx only 'fray IO Obtain it, is TU ea it Ztelio recogr-izef, its value, and the in- eailfli 'iced fo' it, in toflafi liiglilf-Competitive at Ulm we and ailzo ref,ufgrii7f:Z that 'specialized Cf: lC?1iiC'l iz fff:lilf:fi to trinity deberviriq fouog f,?:'lf:'fl5:' 3 t'lrou'gli lair of iurifiz Tri: iz fully Stelco ',fff',U', 51 DYUQVHVW of 51',',lil5JVlC': to lJVlIVf:f3IilC3, tea' 'iiqsil ',c'lool'., aio utuflffritz across Canada, by orcfifiirifi af.l'af'iZ, ZCivolar',l'iipZ and bumfirues tri Kitchener, Ontario Since 1922 Custom Control Panels Electrical installations QQ Equipment Electric Motor Service Shop Millwrighting and Rigging Air Conditioning 84 Refrigeration Plumbing. Heating and Piping Sheet Metal Shop Tw! r o ,'i,f, Erifglfieerifiq, Sclerice, Business fA il'il',l'71llUV , Tf:f:f.litrf5, Co'tl'uerf,e, and Finance F ' Ht ' fi' C' 'fi tv ', f,rf,fgr1i'n, or fm :z r i r YU ',twlf,', , lfltatl officf: in 1 'S -1'.f 'J uit l,l'fl'i CJ :pq mf,iw,gl N' 1-'I 1 ll ', ilei zlligff, -1' Cav :mal ,yr rj 5 ',w 'ZQd'. 61 PU 58 North Waterloo Farmers Mutual Insurance Co. Mutual Insurance Costs You Less IOO Erb St. E. Waterloo Phone T4-I-3577 FOUNDED-1902 PHILIP GIES FOUNDRY LIMITED FOUNDRY 8: PATTERN WORKS - GRAY IRON 8: SEMI STEEL CASTINGS KITCHENER ONTARIO Best Wishes For The Years To Come. To Waterloo University College From The Mid-Western Division Of The Dry Cleaners Institute WHALEY CLEANERS PEARL LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS MACINTOSH CLEANERS SWAN CLEANERS NEWTEX CLEANERS PLEON'S PRESTIGE CLEANERS JESSOP'S SPEEDY CLEANERS I53 Compliments Compliments of of J. C. JAIMET 81 CO. LTD. ELLIS 81 HOWARD LTD Wholesale Electrical Kitchener. Ont. Phone 7424409 1 10 Ontario Street South .A .f '- g L 2 ' ZEQESQAGFA, 2Q2 25E?5 ' , fasxgE:ANQAAAfnaeattaE1Qg eeeee 11 yt . ffnfv fl ' Mmilliigt Ng' E-fggffev-1 -- ., ,y A fb. f' ' I QA An! ' ' F g . ' i ' I' N,- . :B J, , The Early Settlers From at mural in Kitchener Office Wnggggv i.D ftQ3i5g443liAfEgF?5!av'gE5?? Education has come a long way in Waterloo County. The building directly behind the plowman was the first schoolhouse, built in 1820, and is preserved in Waterloo Park. Compliments of .... fvJf'O 42:71 J QQ' l WATE Rioo TRUST ,UZ QU. Compliments of When it comes to insurance . . . it's o 0 i N fidf stone: sick tru. for . Wholesale Tobucconists Weber St. me DOMIHION uri ASSURANCE COMPANY, WATERLOO, ONTARIO WATERLOO Phonc 745-4632 154 Compliments of ELMIRA SNYDER LIMITED Manufacturers of LIVING ROOM, DINING ROOM and UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE Elmira and Waterloo Compliments of E. HONSBERGER 81 SONS LTD 10 Stewart Street, Kitchener Lumber - Millwork Insulation - Paint - Hardware IN THE NEWEST COLOURS AND REGULAR 81 TAPERED FIT DRESS SL SPORT SIIIRTS COLLAR STYLES 2 Wiwlar BARRON' is at I MEN'S WEAR 34 KING ST. S. PIIONE SII. 5-4232 W A T E R L O O COMPLIMENTS OF OTTO SMITH 81 COMPANY LTD. Fire - Residential - Commercial - Life - 30 WATER ST. NORTH Casualty Industrial SH 5-6131 155 CONIPLIMENTS OF f'UlNli'I,lMEN'l'S OF FISHEWS BREAD Murslund Engineering ltd. COMPANY LIMITED Mnrslond Precision Equipment limited Ni Weber North WATERLOO ONTARIO XNATERI OO ONTARIO 744 3906 COMPLIMEN'I'S OF The Ontario Paper Company Limited FHOROLD, ONTARIO IAi'iiRMAKIiRS SINCE 1913 156 For a special kind f KER CONSTRUCTION LIMITED I va LouIsA STREET KITCHENER - ONTARIO ESTABLISHED S 6 8 ,6 BUILDING NAME M X Q 2 SINCE 1887 ' CIATW i'2'1l'lf COMPLIMENTS I I EIE S Iii I T - is OF IISS I, I IS candy-enjoyment Crispy pecan halves ' the crcamiest of creamy caramel ed with rich milk chocolate S...uw'.. Cham Henry Birks an d Sons Ont. Ltd. 525352 172 King West KITCHENER 157 COMPLIMENTS OF , 5 pLA7fifw?J..,'1N 1.7 9I6 .7 Q xfffz 'Ziff-ik f I i . I if , ,E Q ,xr 4 .-'34 3, THE CITY OF KITCHENER Congratulations to WATERLOO LUTHERAN UNIVERSITY it has been a privilege to furnish The University with the latest jan- itorial equipment, materials and cleaning programs. Circle Sales lanitors Supply Ltd. i 5 Q' Q32 439 W aliege sidlfd CKITCHENERJ LTD. DEALERSHIP FOR . . . - HEAD SKIIS - SPALDING EQUIPMENT - CONVERSE SHOES - YEAR ROUND SPORTING SUPPLIES - SUZUKI MOTORBIKES - . . ISALES 84 SERVICEJ -1, 2 Mill St. Kitchener 38 OUEEN ST. S. SH 3-2638 I58 X X Ven ,. X XTQ , xy . N N X X f x Q Ney 9, Q Kwik Nxw+xx'Q'3s3,,lx XL we x A N135 Eff , Q X Sisxx X5 X35 + Q V X x X ,X w. 9-. Qvx' U 'T' T' X - L ,-1-xx . 'US 'H Y-.mi'Z-1!Uif ?t ' -vi-H N. .:-v.- X A 35 ' - . N-1. -V A:-f - Q' ' -A -, - A ' -sy.-, E, -ra-:Eggs Q.-R.-,,,gy,,g. .:5gNk3'f:', ' Q ' 2'-'Xl E N I 7-'big1'15?'.9i5k1L'53 f'Q'E''-'::TNS'5,,3bN if . XXXL ' qv-:kg , ., -. -,,3X-5 gy-f :gm grrgqgwi-31'gg .-: 1 X, 2-Ns'-3. ,E - Vi . Q, X N . . , -ga , -- -. KRUSCHEN 5 DAILEY ARCHITECT gl ENGINEER WATERLOO WATERLOO SQUARE 159 INNIII NEW lllllilill CALL' IT THE UNIVERSITY ' BUTTON DOWN CLUETT PEABODY 81 COMPANY ICANADAI LIMITED Compliments Compliments of f Audio Transformer Co. Ltd. KITCHENER - STRATFORD Waterloo Olltario GALT GUELPH STABILITY PLUS GROWTH crcutu cnrccrs in Life Insurance THE EQUITABLE lIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA Hclxd Ofhcc - fWnIcrI0u, Ontario Businuss in I-'urcu Owr S5OIJ,fJU0,000 Compliments of WALPER HOTEL 1 King sr., w., KITCHENER CONGRATULATIONS W.L.U. GRAOS CLASS OF I966 FORDE STUDIOS were honoured to have been selected as your Graduate Photographers and we wish each of you continued success in the future. Zara 5-ws 161 v' Q f , , ?z4 Soft drinks in cans add to the fun. lkirlics ure more fun xx ith cold soft drinks from cans! Your picnic cooler holds more because cans I1il.c so little spruce. licctiusc nictul is such ai good conductor tcheek your science teacher on thatlj sulilLll'lIllsslIlCLll1s cool fzlxl. Opcn thc can and you hczir ai w-o-o-sh ol'nir that tells you this isqhesli rclircslimcnl. Slip in ii straw :ind sip from thc can -or pour it into at glass. However you drink it, youill enjoy sulil drinks more from nir-tight, light-tight earns. When you've drained every drop, lust luss the empty lllluIl1ClFllSllCOI1lilll1Cl'll15lCHCl ofliziuling it back tothe store. So next time- get solt drinks in cans. 92.res9:z 162 CHEESE TWISTS SALTED NUTS BEER NUTS CHEDDAR-ETTS CARAMEL CORN BUTTAH BOBBLE SUGAH BOBBLE CHEESE BOBBLE ship anything... anywhere in BATHURST CONTAINERS F fn .-.liillthl RAYMOND'S NUT SHOPS LIMITED KITCHENER, ONTARIO B. F. Goodrich Canada Limited OPPORTUNITY Business opportunities are bountiful and rewarding for the young scholar demonstrating Aggressiveness, Integrity and Leadership. At B. F. Goodrich there will always be unlimited opportunity for young men and women possessing these qualities. Kitchener, Ontario The Board of Pubs at the PUB! I' 1 bf. .yafi--.1 ' YE? Q ? Q e ,tr .. 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