Wilfrid Laurier University - Keystone Yearbook (Waterloo, Ontario Canada)
- Class of 1968
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John Donne wrote that no man is an Iland intire of it selfeg every man is a peeee of the Continent, a part of the rnaineg if a Clod bee washed away by the Sea, Europe is the lesse, as well as if a Proniontorie were, as well as if a Manner of thy friends or of thine owne were,' any mans death diniin- ishes ine, beoanse I ain involved in Man- kinde . . . and a year - any year - on canipns proves the wisdoon of his words. When your first come nn, campus, this is what there is - trees, bricks, C 0 Il c r e t e, and surch meczmfnglcass forms . . . f , 1 A , spa' Z , Wa, is We as ,Un 'X 11.1 I A53 W hx, , I W my 'Hu ' qIg.g:-9:21122 , . V ,I 4-1-, 'Z' qwzwwh- HN f I 25:12 F 5 2 :, ,, S ll 4 ' k 1 I i 1 ' Y --' M: wnlxixtv-1l2g':.?r! U A ' i...x.1.i ., ... .. ,N NL I V V J l 4 k.e--l3, . 42 .135 A ' , M Q - .1 . f '-.1-t 'fr' B37 'VF F if f 5 -. AQ' . . ,... 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L31-1-, ..,N',i' mi 1 1 'ww '72, A s 5 1 ixdh But, then - Chcmge. We add the essential to the campus - PEOPLE. PEOPLE together with sh outs and hilarious 7'I'L1lfS?:C for triumphs. PEOPLE waiting together for the next play and for other things to come. PEOPLE Zisteniiig and sharing tables cmd though ts. PEOPLE together warm and oblivious of scarf-ioeather. PEOPLE as ih,cZiviclitals in cz team. t .ix A Vs ' A , 1'--gf, Rv ' 2 C 9 Q ' 4 2- W- Q v e Q:- --' J- V, , ' W 'sg 'K 6 ' , -, PQ 'if' fi' K Qs' ,, my N , . imma: .Ll Jinx.. J, I -V A V lm , 'LL intra-is ,, VHF-Q r '? . gl, it EW Lit ,F ' -4 A ' , M .K-. ,A T'w7,g...:- ' , , ' N , K , .............,..a.w5fw, ' Q, g- A- 3. . P L ,.t. , Nweg . , i W -, ris't' ,. ' ' - '- fi :Nik WW . 'J'A.:: fA'-t ai Alfa. Jfwiz '71-'i:i.NT'y? ff? I -,A!, if E ,. P 4 E. W he 1 NA .L Mit f Wil- ilii' 'ww r' 1 ,HY .N V .- 1' mb, .k .. ,, I 1 , V ,, 1- Ifygwl ,J . ..f--- , , Y 4 Q .A - U - I ,,1-J'Z,En tfx L--A 'fe All nu! u 're H im 5 .I , ??rPW.i ?1.'f??i55'14-.1 'f f' ' ' we ' M .gguff W' I'- Q , , ' --.r ' .L '1' 1 ' 4 4' . -P .W - L ' L Z. , A h L - E M L E PM E L - 'wif' 6 H if I ., 0. 3. Y 1 F - A , g t g g H - r. 'J-' K, ' e- i O 'Y' 1 X ,il y ATL., i 1 , !iiif,f 'fI:'if 7- f ! me '. , ska,-'3'V,,' w x r oi 1 2' ff 4 ,Q TV. -. X W, - ...- lu K- , fjfo os bx'H,ig 1. ls 4 ,. 0. sw. SE? Ji -as People meaning. . . . . talk . . . love . . . admiration . . . friend- ship . . . the self. . . hate . . .desire . . .games . . . insanity . . . ideas . . . dispaifr' . . . com- mimication a... beauty . . . death . . . mistakes . . . conceim ,.... s ighs . . . screams . . . dfrea ms . . blow-ups . . . suspensirms . . . . ,yi . , M dbAu 1 .H - www ,,,,,... ,av I QT. W ' 1 Mafia 1 'ft' ' 9 A . u tv. 1 ' .w Sq? fl x 2' 3 -I i Q 5 S 'Q I :SSM P -0 Y M z.,- .- - 4 f . -, .- -vi f A 1- u A ,11-.7 -fy , ',.,.,5F 5i'L' 5 vv ' , ,1j'f'f,' 4, ue., ' , ff a 4-fm , r fs , msn : Q., 1 Af ,,- 4. H- - 'if . .L ff,f:v J. ,. 5, Xxx 'F 1.p'f' '4g,-4 l'l'l!l All ,- Z 5- . ...agar T. 4. 5041-' -- -n. gp +P Aff-eff' g 1 'P 4 PEOPLE living with the living and involved with each other. Keystone '68 is both foie the sta- dents who have given meaning to the campus and for those who have appi-'eciated what th e s e campus years mean. F N w 1 1 w w CAMPW 5 I 2, Q 'Q XM! Fw H Q PRX! -1 v xv X - Hc: u., ,lZP mvf'f LIFE 4 :fx E A! ANDERSOQ- It all began on the day we registered . . . when Chaos, professors ana' the registration staff took command. V xi' 5 S Q- at -Q 1 0 X R? A m ,QV v A '34 .. . . yy' X , 2 'Min-. Y' f X . if Q z Z QQ- ,., R w xg 5 x 'X . if A5581 iq f ffllns THE PRUBLEM Ei i D .... ...ka A N M pr-see! W .X Q t ...mmf X -.X , ,,r,. xii , x U 4 Q w Q N F: A ,.,. f I TWMMRK Img N., .,..... .A is , i i Prof , inf. -X 3 , z 1 , J if v-lk r, F i 3 ' t if-pg 1 ...OF LIVING Finding suitable accommodation can be tedious - the residence the apartment the boarding house . . . even the home on wheels - are possible choices for university student housing. But conditions aren't always the most satisfactory! 21 As 875 eager and impatiently anxious Freshnien set their first foot on the hallowed grounds of WLU this gear they were greeted with various forms of indoctrina- tion by their superiors, the Sopho- more class. This week of good fun, noteworthy entertainment and ,fre- quent dead horse duty was the first of nzang enjoyable weeks to come. Boom Boom Geoffrion fright photoj was special guest at the Monday night general meeting. Peter Koppel, ohairnzan of Initia- tion week is at his right. fit 'Q 4 .5 'A '+ 1 I cr. as ..,,. - K' ..f,, ki. ,- . I A 4 J 4 - s ,H-,,, .,. - .J S I ITIAT1 or FRE E., ,EX , , . .Q g , ,-.g,:s ,, AWE 'tg ml NM- ..V.-,. X ,-,-x S-It 'vr ,as-. . lim l-25: ,Q 5 I ll A ' f . f K g A r M T 13 EFT WEEK HMB The traclitiolnatl torch light pa.- rade downs King Street, Waterloo was followed by at lzootenany and sports pep rally in tlze quacllratngle Tuesday evemTnl,g. A social was held at Bingeman Park Lodge Wednesday. A laafrbe- cute, roller skating, and dance were special features for the ez'em7ng's entertainment. u 54, 4 . i Z A ,ann i E -A V506 gpg ,M T, S g x X ,K B JK Y 4 45 , I Y Q., , ww 5 Q, .N xr N-A . X X . ' Qfegsfrf-k2'f+ ' A we-:XLS ,xsxg 1 Nm,-ff ,Wiz-s,.-' 'ie wwf, ,Ag '2'f42fff4:4,f x Kikkgx X NNN V-Aw X X5 X ' X QN A N ' 5 ., Xxx X :31x2ii5:':-iff 51, .. . .f ' f r x x 4 , :- 'k .ew , 1, 4' Iv ' 0 ' f .TW , 2 Q -1 ,v Q . . . 1 , . Q' Q 1 Q 'sf 14 nag I' f -:fam U lv. Q f 4 f x . ws E O.. X f C IQ: sf 'A KH . is .., - N x Sr X., W- , - X3 S lx we 1 1 XSRQ'.1A:w.XQi Ai XF55. , . . cm . Q, X: P ZS: S xr 2 Q YQQSRQ NWS , w-.kN-x.- X X 1 i 4 . 2 , x x Q N. f, : u 1 NW . . , A Qi 2 qi ,rf rf,- ,. . - . :A E , ,si 1 5 I K 4 ' wi I 1' 'im ' .e-Q' A . v MN.. I b A , , Q E F-un, N , . f f' 67 wr- 'f . ' f Q T ,Q-ff' :R . Fi N 'tw A pw,-wwumsw vw SHI ERAMA The all-day shoeshiuing esca- pacle from this year yielded approx- imately 34,500.00 for the Big Brother Association of Kitchener- Waterloo. Mi 26 W 7' up PM TREASUREIOUV . . . an annual showing aud sale of international arti- facts ou campus. IDENT U9 U fs., .J ITS f 1 Ll CITY BOC CL UB NIGHT f Y : . . . au opportunity for stu- dent iuterest to be activated and club -member recruit- meut to be realized. 27 Robert Nixon, Ontario Liberal leader, and Donald O. M ac- Donald, Ontario leader of the NDP fright plzotoj visited our campus daring the provincial election cam- paign in early October ,6'7. -M. LEADERS in Politics . . . n Gordon Fairweather, P.C. Member of Parliament for Royal, New Brunswick pro- vided tlie preamble to Model Parliament in seminar and coffee party style. and Cultural Affairs Peter Van Ginkel, Canadian bass- baritone opera singer has joined the WLU fainily as an affiliate artist for a period of one year. Prior to his arrival in Waterloo Mr. Van Ginkel was with the touring company of the Metropolitan Opera Company. f ' V af ,fm .ww ,,,-, In 1f', afeeg,j:-:ALM N lx 3552,-5 l ,,,,,W-52. ,V A if A HJUEH TH Y if wg' '?Mf'f L' K1 'Y 8 3 652 12. , , 1 - N ,., ., ,-....-.,,,,, . '--f--.--....,. .-...-. ..,,, , H -f-, A'-',,-wwf, V. To getlaer we 6.Xp Stnclents K right plz o t 0 page 312 combine talent and physical energy to p aint large psychedelic mnral for Homecoming ioeelcencl. An International march- in in protest of the war in Viet Nam was held October 21st, '67. University stn- clents participated in the Toronto march. Waterloo Parlf was tlze Scene of tlze first local lore- tn lleft and belozoj. A few participants but many spee- tators were on lzand. , , , J .,:ij:' ' ' if gh , ix: ' V: 21 , , .14 ' ' 222 -- 1:2 1 ' ,, 1 ,' j-zz iw ,g '1 nf- .-:TL ,Q ' ,JM '1 Q 6 Z fs 2 1 .2 9 5. ? if 3 1 ,, f 5 claedelic Weekend W-H ,ff , -,fwf.v,,,- ff -1-mm' , ,Www . ffm A , . f.. , X f. uf ,. Waeweyw. f . , WA... ff'-fe' 1 -'ewwm.:,,4, ew, I 1, ..,,, ,f . ,W-sm. Mama f ' . . . vM,1,4f -V . ,. . E D , a,:,,,M.,,,,WMM .mil 4. an I '?JyW4m' , W. am V, If lm., W. ,gl ,gk f V A f f- ,se , ff ?- 4 ., f - f 'V e f 2 2' gf, ,. gf' 'iv 6 V9 ' 1' 1 . 5 ,i ' XZ' fzyfq 15 .5 5.2 5. Q, v ' f 53 ,hw 1 w g .9 5 - X P ' n f' . 5. , L 4. , . ., V ., V 4 1 4 A. , f , 4. L , . ' ' Q! fy 21- -,ei,5,,. f .. f v .vf 2' 1- ' f. f e 22 A 1 , z 9 2 0 2,5 1 W-:::f yy '4' 4 -1 Z fi .5 4 .4 4 La. .1 if 7- ,'f w .,. -1. 3 . ,Z f. L it ff ,Z 1, , eg, ,ef - ,ev gi 13, 4 'fave' .f J- fir ' Q , P- ' -' awww w'Weep,.-f ff ' f e J ' J M0 41,3 V 0 I f i , 2. . ,. . 5. ,z f I ' f . 7 ewewf V 2 .. eww www, IQ, image: Msg? , A J ,qql f The Art Farmer Qnintetten enter- tained a large crowd on Friday night with its .fa nzons jazz ennzllinations. This event was sponsorecl bg the Ala nz ni Association. An animal clanee in the th e a t 1' e anclitorinnz on Tlznrsclag night featniiinig '4The Livingston Journey and The Quiet Jungle servecl as the kielwff event of the ZO66lf6HfZ,S festivities. Meamolzile, prepaurations for the big clagfs activities were in progress S. 35 YW .gms . HUMEUOMING 6 . . . when Waterloo Lutheran ana' the U. of W. share Homecoming Saturday Rivals in the street and on the football field 36 1 Y ff- 1 ff n',':', Xlf: .1'- I ffih- w.'I?fQ3SI 9 ', -f F ' 1 .I 1 1. , pi , . 5 1 ,. - Km.-, 1, , 3 Q ,H I. . ' ,-3 w . .1 ff ,ff ,, H-', If .- . v V1 4 X.. Q. V 1 .. . 5, ,. wg f, Q , Y f ,.1.,:1-'., . 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Meanwhile . . . researclz, study and examintation contmue for those who remam behmcl - the beat goes on MUDEL PARLIAME vip' Model Parliament this year broke away from tradition somewhat with a more professional participation by the students in the parliamentary exercise. Three government bills and four private member's bills were passed during the sittings. The P.C.'s held .36 seatsg the Liberal Opposition 24. Neither the NDP's nor any other representative persons or groups made an appearance. Alan Pope friyhtj a. recent WLU graduate and 1966-67 P.C. party leader in Model Parliament served as Deputy Speaker of the House dur- ing parliamentary sessions. Robin. Russell, another WLU graduate and one of the 'tfoundiny fathers of our Model Parliament was the Speaker. 925m X gas? 0--Q H-4 C0 CERT The Stormy Clover The Sugar Shoppe ftop riglztj fbottom riglztj good materialg good arrangements,' but an excellent imitation of the Mamas lacks a consistently professional sound and the Papasg slzoitld go far in the mnsie worldt' C. O. T. C. Presents The Royal Canadian Regiment Concert Band fbeloioj Under the expert direction of Captain Derek Stannard the band performs with an exceptional versatile style and pleasing crisp sound. IX1 .Ml I I -N invin- sk T S. Y . S x Q K z S+ X S S E if if X .3 x 5 il Nh N X .fx 13 Q - I fi' 5 A. Q Q , . , S . , 3 I X X -.rifw 2 C 0 I I J' is . ,. 1 ,i .X is The Plezyer's Guild presents: Death of a Salesman M: xv A 3, 5 'SNIA . ,QW K xg' .aw x 38 Y x .. xi NEIL' .C 1-sgrawf ,IQ .1 gg-,,. 1:1 ',Qfe'iii'gL1 255253521 ' 2939-1 - .,,: Q , xx v 5 B 1., - X . . z mt, ,Q :J V, -N W x ,z 5. QQ MQ wal - W QE ,Esc M Wwbmii. Q cf X., 5- THEATM Auumm DRIBBLE- ll! U sexual! ATH ON is .1 N msg The world's record for miles travelled while drib- bling a basketball was claimed by WLU this year. It all began with the invitation of Fre- donia State University, New York to play off the winner of a MacMaster-WLU basketball game in celebration of their centennial. About Q0 students participated in the dribbleathon, leaving from the T.A. and covering the 162 w is P-fxrw Rf'-w XR - vi miles to Fredonia on foot in 1615 hours, bas- ketball under hand. Kathy Burrows, WLU campus queen, dribbled the ball the first mile of the journey. The previous record, set by a California university, was 110 miles in 18 hours. In the b-ball game, the Hawks won over Mac but lost by 11 points to Fredonia. 5 T 3 , W. .--V , .Q-W .x ,Q Q I. I X A .. .. ' i ,- U, adn' ' ' 'M U ,. Us---wx,-M N- N wg' .-.iq w:5,--'-,g,f,.-qg1i'i- v-ir-:fi-.. 4 ' 1, as W FEES: .,, : I Women 's CHRISTMAS PARTY Reeiefeeeee W o m e n ' s Residence, beautifully decorated in the f e s t i iv e Clwistmaes theme, greeted the onee-a- year permissoeble male in- vasion on Friday Decem- lzei' 8th, Food, women and song stimulated the company. The deeiis head fabovej won the best dooi'-decoi'd- tion aioard. .1 X, BLUOD LETTING - Without Violence The annual blood donor clinic was again held in the ree room of Wo1nen's Residence. Because of the few benevolent souls who did turn up, approximately 250 bags of blood were yielded. It was below the quota. Perhaps the pickets will be on hand next year! W. M-.. as 1 ' QQ xv vi I 'N W -,-an L . ,uk r + ,Pl ,Vx fl 4a 'x. .gf 2 f I Q ,A , 4' 1795: in ,. K ,, 1 ef A'NH-xv' ' 1 ,,, fs 1. 'N 12. i. '. 4 3 ff- ' 1 f -'ni 6 x ' 9, X1 Q v c .fx . 'Q,l. . .f Q9 6, rg i gafi 1 , '--fw.,,,, W ' fi-122:-1.,,:,'. :1'f1 f . w.. X 8-Ax. -N 'pf' W W' N. Wil-f GORD LIGHTFOOT Ffh , in Concert. . . C oimtry and Lightfoot Reoorclihg a r t i s t Gord Lightfoot, who has received hatiorial acclaim in reeeht gears performed before a fall house in early J ariiiarg .... a really great Cartacliah singer! STUDENTS dissent over Administrative ' 'Wmkvr ,,S1x: -X . , W .x-. ,, X-ask YR T126 iSSZl6: Academic Freedom at W L U T196 Sltbjeds' Z Professor George Haggar fabovej Lecturer Gray Taylor fat rigbtj Dr. Haggafr's contract will not be renewed for 1968-69. Gray Taylor has been fired from his teolehing position. They claim that reasons for these moves by the aclonznzstratzon are not acleqnate and that acaclemze freecloon has been znfrzngecl npon. 56 urisdiction Wlmt is the students mom! responsibility to tbese issues? Just after the news had leaked out early in the week of January 8th students began taking stands on the issues. A half-hearted boycott of classes and a public inquiry to air the issues ensued on the following Wednes- day. , . 1 -si 'Y .AS X ' 's I I I I 1 , if I 1 ffflll, . .sm-N, S -W Ss flilgblllflll :fi fmlllflm + A-.f,fzw:,.,1:f M.-11 - 5.,., I, V Q f f 1 if ' W a- 'W ex pw '- fad' 'FS' 3191, ,gl . 7 , .f 4, W' .2 Hn 1, if 'U , 7 WZ ,ff ,Q -ff 'wa . Z ' 2 4 9 W Q Nw Q,F 2+A 1 . 1 ,RSA :mx V-' , 'wx .Q Ai .Q-i f-S, 'A K NX N if ' 5,-:I Qj ,T kai 5. ,sm , V- Y 98 F ' .gn Q: ' NH, 'aw' ,F - .- NW , , . - -I fill, :xi Q ..,: N: . .4 Q W 2 Q Q A 5 v' ' EW X 5 iw 1 53 v 'Q wNW CARNIVAL EVENTS Winter Carnival's four day weekend kickoff began Wednes- day when the queen candidates arrived at Toronto International Airport. From there they attended a reception at the Skyline Hotel. A giant fireworks display outside the T.A. was followed by an ani- mal dance featuring Arthur Con- ley, The Brass Union , and the Thirteenth C e n tu r y Drawing Room . Thursday, Friday and Satur- day afternoons were crowded with activities. Curling at Westmount, skiing at Chicopee Ski Club, the car gymkhana, a giant cookout, and outdoor sports events fin- cluding the one-legged race, the four-legged race, broomball, speed skating and the Lettermen's third annual chariot racej were supple- mented by intercollegiate volley- ball, basketball and hockey. The campus, because of the good snow conditions, was this year littered wtih ice sculptures depicting the arctic theme. The 1968 Torino GT Fastback pictured on this page was pro- vided by Ford Motor Company of Canada, Ltd. Miss Canadian Uni- versity Queen 1968 has the use of this sunlit gold V8 automatic dur- ing this year. i. T- i , mwir'-xy . X.-.M--'f:3.? x' r . - .V bk . Aix I NF Rus. -Wiz: K K , FTW. .X - Q X5 if ' ' Q .gk .A ...N R .,sg,.,:-1 2 i1 -3' '- :,:,15'J X 51?--X ' Rug, 4. .- ge iw'--..Xv , .. vt- -:' -.4 sfyhf -qv, , 75 I 1. l ex ,A iii . -:as X ' av ,gf XX A X 55. Q EH S 2. 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This is the time for pep pills, sleeping pills, hair pulling, stomach knotting, caffeine, nicotine and booze. sf 'ws 'xv -swf' -as -8-9 M? A if ww nf o STUDENTS IN GOVERNMENT if 4-- '- W U .,. Har m-,I A N f: g'fy5.s:i, . ,AW-NM. ,' .:,, . - , Q-4.-?W....x.,..-,,. - If-.Q ' K A ,SW ,V .v.:.::.',-:ii V I Q' A S i ' Q.: ,Q as ,warg I I --Q. ,QWSI : ' gif fe, ' -Q: .. -,,- 5 . ,mf .Q - f. , . ' 5' COUNCIL IN SESSION: STANDING Mike McEll10ne, Peter Miller, John Varley, Mark Hopkins, Russ Mmztheizli, Rob Brown, Lauren Marsliclllf SITTING Tom Cookson, Harb Spence, Mr. Niclzols, Roger Saunders, Jim Griffilhs, Libby Burt, John MCCCIIIIIIJI, Al Bishop, Eileen Falconer. 'wx RagerSci1u1derv Libby Burt Second Vice-Pres. Secretary Q91 Rob Brown First Vice-Pres. STUDE TS COU CIL Enz'ironnzents are not passive wrappings but active processes, and any technology gradually cre- ates a totally new ent'irotznzent. .UA RSHA LL JIeL I 'HAN fv- This year student power, a sf' greatly niisconstrued phase, has '1 ' come to be recognised as a new medium or technology possessing the potential to change and re- shape our university environ- ments. To do so, it must he per- ceived as a positive medium. Basic to its concept is the accept- ance of responsibility as a duty, and not as a right obtained through the empty and sterile process of student demonstra- tions. Student power implies posi- tive involvement in university government giving responsibility Jim Griffiths to the student in such areas as ' undergraduate teaching, curricu- lum decisions, the planning of new rules for college life. The challenge of this responsibility must be recognised now while he is still a student, for within a matter of months he will be hurled from the college com- munity into a larger comnzunity-one that instantly denzands the individual to make decisions, whether they be in the business world. private life, or in the realm of civic' provincial and federal government. What have I achieved-not only as an individual in academic terms, but as a voice in the collective medium of student power-this past year at WLUT' This is the fundamental question of responsible student participation in the university community. Indeed, .student power as a viable concept presupposes that this question is being ans- wered by all of us. The inintediate issue is whether or not this question is being by you at WLU. The uni1'ersity's future environment, it must he renzemlnwed, is being shaped by our present actions-or lack of action. Tomorrow is too late to give sull- stance to the positive medium of student power. Environments are active processes only as we contribute now. Student Council President His Message at right 83 lik' ..'!'.. -.fi F re.s'l1nmn Sophomore Mark Hopkins Toni Cookson Allan Bishop John MC'CCllllll7l PI'f'.Yilf?l1I Vice-Pres. Pre.videnr Vice-Pres. CLASS EXECUTIVES '67 - '68 V EAIVI ,V,.x' agwfvwl Junior Senior Dave Walker Rim Monleilh Herb Spence Eileen Falconer Presizlenz Vice-Pre.s'. President Vice-Pres. 84 EXECUTIVE-STANDING: John Dalinage, Don Leeson. Dave Forxsey, Dan Oakes, Jack Moffat, John Sziztle. SITTING: Maggie Wright, Lois Onder, Mike Hagan, Penny Oliver, Lauren Marshall, Trevor Boolhe, Mr. Nichols, Wendy Bridger, Kathy Dawe. ABSENT: Nancy Brown. ST DE T U IO BOARD OF GUVER URS This gear, for the first time, the Stuclent Union Boarcl of Governors has been the co- orclinating agency for the social ancl recre- ational activities on campus. These activities have incluclecl clances, concerts featuring such groups as The Sugar Shoppe, The Stormy Clovers, ancl Gorclon Lightfoot, ancl Sunclag night movies. In co-operation with the Cul- tural Affairs Committee speakers such as Jean-Pierre Hallet, an African specialist, ancl Albert Burke, a New York Times jour- nalist, have been brought to the school as part of a special lecture series. The recreational tournaments have been in the fielcls of bil- liawrcls ancl ping- pong. These programmes have been facilitatecl by the use of both the P.A. system ancl the new poster printing machine. Through the newly-establishecl I nter-Club Council an at- tempt has been macle to further co-orclinate campus activities. The S.U.B.O.G. thanks all of the stuclents for their .support of this gear's programme ancl hopes for continuecl participation to en- sure the success of future programmes. 4? it M? Lauren Marshall S.U.B.O.G. Chairman 85 if Les Lask v IIIVU. PI'L'SldOl1IIfII Select C. E.O STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE ON THE PRESIDENTIAL SELECTION COMMITTEE Dale Smith fAb0vej CEO JUDICIAL COMMITTEE gn .J 2 WINTER CAR IVAL '68 EXECUTIVE EXECUTIVE STANDING - Patti Ney, Gerry White, Peter Matteson, Phil R 0 b e r t s o 11, Brian Scarles, Ross Phelps, Shane Seldom, Doug Geddie, Sue Hutton. SITTING-Suzanne Borteuux, Jane Richardson, Linda Slrclin, Bruce Duvison fC'I'lClII'I7'lCll'I J, Lois Wright, Sue Goman. THIRD ROW-John Dvlmugc, Daw SII1'Fl'l!I0l'l1L', PUICI' Butsolz, Tony Rom. Jim Brady, Diane MC'Ct1f,fC'l'-X', Pufer Lulison. SECOND ROW-Jane Ric'hcu'd.S'on, Marx' Strfiuch, Jerry Cutler, Jim Muc'Millf1l1, Mika Mommy, HCIIIKICP Told, Perm' Sharp, Mike Wilgar. FIRST ROW-Lifzzlu Broudbwil, Rich Burjuw, Tim Wrighf, 1:1116 TIIUHIXUII, Kathy Kayler. ABSENT-D011 Huugh, Jim Larkin. HOMECOMING '67 Nm, :Q-w,,A,W.. . 87 STUDE T BOARD OF PUBLICATIO Assistunls I0 B11si11e.s's Manager 'Vi John Stittle, Jinz White Erie Wark Business Manager XR -fx my MI Sue Bricco Secretary V I A. Q? Jim Reid Mike MCElh0ne Advertising Manager Chairman Frank Sweet 89 Faculty A dviser t a QW- ABOVE-Lindcl Mc'Kc'n1ic', Editor-In-Chief. LEFT- Jamic Brown, Mcumging Editor. LOWER LEFT Carolyn Cczugl1ey, Feaiures Editor. w ,N s ., I 'J ,- .K ' n -. N ' i T X ,,,,, ,golf - QRQWW .4 3 CORD WEEKLY ABOVE-Barry Betts, News Editor BELOW-Jerry Vclir, P11010 Editor Doreen Roberts Joanne Worden Grad. Editor Grad, Editor Bruce Stewart Marcia Powers Sports Editor Sports Editor Jane Richardson Student Administration 92 KE YSTO '68 fr 'N 13 Barbara Lindsey Editor-111-Chief EDITORIAL BOARD ,avrsxg Q'v Swan B riCc'0 A dverlising Dave Glandfield Pholography Editor Evelyn Holsl Campus Lifz' Editor Dick McManus Plmtograpliy Manager PH OT0 DEPARTME T STAFF-fBel0wJ. Claire Vinyard, Dave Taylor, Jim Wlzitred, Anne Marie Racz, Alex Bej, Jerry Vair, Marty Consky, Phil Artkins, Shane Belknap, Oar friend Steve, Lynn Smith. : ...., . e - 'W Q., XR Libby Burt Directorv and Calendar Editor CHIAROSCURO CAMPUS DIRECTORY AND EVENTS CALENDAR w k d STAFF MEMBERS-Peler Miller, Shane Seldon, Don Haigh. BELOW-Herb Spence, Don Haugh, Peter Miller, Ross Phelps. OTHERS-Gary Super Hawk Gillis, Fiona MM Mee, Carol Leaney, Linda Slockman, Dave Crozier, Jill Fleming, Joe Koselle, Donna Chandler. N' CAMPUSU On Campusl' provides a forum for student views, an informative account of campus ac- tivities, and the entertainment of music and comedy. A complete sports report, interviews with concert performers and visiting celebri- ties, and a resume of Student's Council and SUBOG activities is presented every week. This informative portion is balanced with student opinion expressed through editorials and interviews. Popular music and the heroic antics of Super Hawk fulfil the entertain- ment aspect. The program's format is drafted Monday evening while the rest of the week is spent g a t h e rin g information, making interviews, a n d script. The good program revising Super Hawk's script. The good program quality and excellent stu- dent response has given On Campus its most successful season. and in the sub 'Ulm X X ,gif -.f if ,-I, -Z X57 fgw. -3 4 V3'5fZ?3 ef!l Y i - I 1 ' Ig Wi 1 g . 1 QSgffl21?Rg',, , : -ni'.1fQi.l. WEN. ' Ts' W QA? SPORTS my ,.-IQ EEF W Noni Campbell, Bob May, Lydia Jakubowski, Sue Robinson, Ian Smith, Dwayne Pipe, Debbie Shier, Diane Wright, Libby Westland. .,,, 5 ...Wm V 9' h. I Rf: , it-Q as fix' S X Y f' 1 1' nv-.X fb fi? if . .., F. 'Il U , ,.., ., .,, Q 4 I .gs 2, if, . 'ix'- ,V , , 2 wg , fs: .' X 93: ETA gf sq I I, Tuesday, November 21, 1967, PETE MISIKOWETZ ftop leftj of the Golden Hawks hit for 41 points against the Pikesville Bears. He now holds the school record for most points scored in at single game. A guard with the basketball Hawks, defending O.I.A.A. champions, Pete has nzade his presence felt. Two years ago in a ganze against the University of Windsor, he hit for 27 of 30 foul shots, tieing the North American record. MIKE McMAHON Ktop rightj was this year's Central Canadian Inter-collegiate Football Conference all-star right guard The football Hawks had a strong rushing attack this past season. Efficient blocking by the offensive linemen nzade this possible. Mike, at 5'9l' and 180 lbs. was tough enough and quick enough to consistently spring the ball carrier. All-star honours are not only a recognition of McMahon but of Coach David Knight's ability to instill in all his players pride and a winning attitude. Football, basketball, and hockey as well as many minor sports were actively supported by the student body in the year 1967. Lutheran, one of the smaller universities in the O.I.A.A., produced 'HlClfL'i77'l1lHL results. Six teams finished first and two, second. Two individuals won top honours in their respective events. The six teams: football, basketball, tennis, squash, badminton and table tennis. The two teams which finished second: hockey and volleyball. The first INTERNATIONAL BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT was held at State University College, Fredonia, N.Y. on December 1 and 2, 1967. The four participating universities, Fredonia, Genesco, McMaster and Waterloo Lutheran highlighted interna- tional involvement in sports A basketball dribblethon launched the tournament. One hundred students from both sides of the border dribbled a basketball the 175 miles from Watei'loo to Fredonia as part of the centennial celebrations for the State college. 101 FOOTBALL H WLU WLU WLU WLU WLU WLU WLU WLU There are worse things in life than a tninble on heather, and life is itself but a game of football. 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K .- 4 N I ' isf-Q-XM 'Hs , v-m1rf'9l1,S.xxv'Fg43.NDHlS W V1 WQLW GOLDE HA WK ' S HOCKEY BACK ROW fl to rl Jim Arnott, Mike Mears, Barry Irwin, Barry Byspalko, Ian Lightfoot, Pete Minerson, Bob McMullen, Robert Seager MIDDLE ROW fl to rj Brian Crawford, Frank Braithwaite, Gary James, John MacDonald, Gerry McG0ey, Don Amos, Colin Campbell, FRONTROWII to rj Ted Maki tCoachj, Ken Payne, Ken Seiling, John O'Fla- herty, Frank Hoyles, Jeff Nobes, Stan Galt, Ron Babcock, Jim Brady ftrainerj Absent: Greg Wood GIRL'S VARSITY VOLLEYBALL FRONT ROW lleft to right! Jane Marshall, Joanne Carson, Bar- bara Waeclzter, Chris Catania, Jewel Arnoll, BA CK ROW fleft to righll Donna Ferguson lcoaclil Cathy Nettle lon, Carol Jasper, Jenny Barron, Linda Rankin, Diane Wile lman agerl ABSENT Mary Ball, Nora Hill frnanagerj 108 1 W MEN'S BASKETBALL by sg' W'f'F Fmsw- 'A -di ww 1 28 + X - wsu. , I A Fi SX ig, X ,X XXX 'f N N Q.. :,, , , Vx 'QP GOLDEN HA WKS Defending OIAA Basketball Champions FRONT ROW lleft to rightj Bob Bain Rod Radebenko Sandy Nixon Mike Kilpatrick Doug Lundy Rob Sleemon BACK ROW lleft to right! John Thompson fasst coach! Doug Coombes lnzanagezj Pele Misikowetz Norm C uttiford Andy Lossberg Herb Stan Dave Miller Howard Lockhart lcoachj Gary Nickoloff lmanagerl GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM: Ijrontl Marcia Powers-manager, Suzanne Barteanx-scorer, Sally Felland, Liz Atkinson, Carole Roberts, Paula Fraser, Gloria Schick-coach, ftopl Susan Koppeser, Donna Stewart, Susan Stewart, Gay Pearce, Tislz Koeber, Kyra Kristensen, Martha Nettleton. Opposite, left WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIA- TION: lSeatedj Sally Felland, Marcia Powers-Vice P. fStanding1 Nora Hill-Treas., G I R Susan Goman-Secre. Opposite, right LETTERMEN'S CLUB: BA L L lSeatedj Nornz Cuttiford-secre., t Rick Gorman-Pres. !Stanclingl Ron Watkin- Treas., John 08' F laherty-Vice-P. 112 ww' 3 E S. fy, 631 ,--- , 4 if .ff Q, ...,, ,AF WOMENS CURLING TEAM: lstandingj Gwen Davies, Carol Farnell. fsittirzgj Sharon Walton, Marg Young. 4 V.: b v. 1,1 ' 1 , '- ? H IL, ..': Ag. Q 4 A - 5. Eur . A, sl, .,.V 1,Z,, ,.4 ffl. 13355: THE STO E THROWERS V'lw,gQf-iff 3 'Q fi-.,4Z'4'Z? ' ks MEN'S CURLING TEAM: fstandingl Jim Van de Vyvere, Brian Adams, lSittingl George Gruerzner, Ted Wormworth. Q 'sg . jx-5' ,- 5:3352 1?-Ra H A M.. K f 1-' V if-: i 1, :Q - :ma . ff qmxwi w 10 ' X:-5, 5. , LW 5 fb: Y, QL: . f- W in -4 90 QP 3.4:- NL! 33 4- BOWLERS A SKIERS W--, f 'l J 'Q 2 r 116 TEN LITTLE TIRED ATHLETIC PIGGIES GRADUATES . . . THE END RESULTS ARE NUT ANSWERS BUT QUESTUNS. DR. KARL AUN, LLB., M.A., j.D. Honorary President of the Graduating Class of 1968 120 To the Graduates One evenmg when thlnklng of the Graduatmg Class of 1968 these s1mp1e thoughts came 1nto my mlnd and I would l1ke to share them wlth all of you Remember there IS no store where Happlness can be purchased But Happiness can be found even lf lt were the twm blother of Mlsery Despa1r and Un happlness The Store lS your own soul 0-0 to Also remember You belong to the generatlon whlch could e1the1 rebulld the World or destroy lt You are golng to partlcxpate 1n that process whether you know It or you do not whether you want to Ol you do not -M4000 0-0 0--0 00 0-0 Sometlmes when you thlnk of rebulldlng your own House thmk also of rebulldmg the whole World sometlrnes when you thlnk of rebulldlng the whole World thmk also of rebu1ld1ng your own House sometlmes when you are ready to preach to the whole of Mankmd see also that you do not fa1l to preach to Xourself and sometlmes when you feel that all Men ought to be changed do not reject the thought of changmg Yourself Remember also Bravery lS not Courage Indxfference IS not Prudence and Knowledge IS not W1sdom True Courage Prudence and Wxsdom are very rare 1n the world Can you 1mprove the World Keep that questlon wlth you even 1f you cannot answer -O'-I-O O'I -O-O-OGC-O-O-O-O l O-O -CM '-O-l'-O-O- Plato wanted people to be told of a Royal L1e one whxch Sald that some men are made of gold some of s1lver and some of lron or brass Th1S has been called the B1g L1e But lt IS a B1g Truth There are some men made of gold and others of s1lver and others agam of brass WOHO-O Ilvibi'-OO -OMOO-00000 IO-'Q-O'-OO-'O' Some Blg L1es become B1g Truths and some B1g Truths become Blg LIES It depends when and where they are told To understand that IS to understand L1fe Be not bothered that the overwhelmxng magorlty of people do not understand L1fe Thls has always been so .g-.Q-Q-4-o-Q-o-Q +0 0-o o-o-o-0-o-o-o 0-o-o a o-Q-fo-o If a man can Wflte a better book preach a better sermon or make a better mousetrap than h1s nelghbor though he bu1lds h1s house 1n the woods the world w1ll make a beaten path to h1s door X W th b st W1Sh6S X 1 Kail Aun Z ff! Z fEmersonD . . - - , - ,..,..,......-,...-....-...,-.-.-,..,-.-.c.......-,...-.-....-.-.-.-......... .... .. .. , , .. .. - ..... ...- -.-..........-.-......,-.- - -.-.........-.............. ..... - , , 7' W ' . ...............-....-...,..-....,,...-.-..,....-,...-...,-....-....-....-................... . , , . 1t. vO l O-vOvO'vOsO-C-CNC-GHC!! ll I O , , , . , , .g ..q.g.....q.. .. .g .. -.Q-0-0 - 5- .. - -0- .. -Q - 0- ,.-.. - -..... - .. -.- ..-...,........ H ' , . . , Q l N, . , ' y . I Greetings and best wishes to the members of the Graduating Class of 1968. A few years ago, when entering the University, a whole new world of books and professors and the you you loo life friends was opened for you. Upon graduation another world is opening where knowledge you have gained from your hooks, the truth and learning imparted to by your professors and the lasting friendships which you have made will stand in good stead. You are graduating at a time when Canada is completing its first years of Confederation. The future with unlimited opportunities in every walk of awaits you-you, the first Graduating Class in Canada's second century. Chancellor 122 4-drug GRADUATES OF THE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF BUSINESS E o as Q z o O Bl U2 E 5 'U .2 .Q fc E. o 15 5-4 O f-1 fd :E C -5 L1 A :m 1 D 'z O Q LQ CI 2 'E U ru 2 if 2 E B2 fri R. Magno, Lyle di H. O .-4 L-1 ru U GJ, 'U o 5: ru bd :- cu Q-7 ru lla '25 o D U1 ua F-4 Q4 J 'OJ I-4 cu .Q 5 I A 'U B CU G2 rn V E O D1 E-4 U2 D5 r-4 EH H- ,Dm 'ESE Q-'CB -E Era EE 82: H M gre QE mix. DB-1 S 5.-'E Ea .. D43 'QD CE O Q3 3 rn DD Q5 11 .E E Q 55 D3 .Q IT 'CS 1-.vif-CE an go 52 'SE 510.1 U 32 259 O ME Di Q E rn E4 S .E 3 'U Bl O, s.. v-KZ U2 . -E+ ua is .LS U L5 x . gh CI 33 -S :Q CU .E NE UJD GJ E C5 '1 En: O .5 dm Ez: CU 53.-'s .FS En: UT, .E Q IU Di,-'I Eu. Q23 W3 E U C O DD 51 E o gg' E E o un E 3: 552 5 cu I 6 Q Sin :ES 5-1 U .. GJ D-4 .S Q C N E 41 99 .. OJ P .J U1 5 hi vi 4-7 F-a CD Q. Q E5 E. O U1 Q. :s EU C1-4 Z u F-4 IU C L4 YU DJ nf .5 M VJ :s '4-7 U1 GJ lf-4 of 3 CU A an EU -0-7 Q E Pm 5-1 O DD GJ Sa U m. GJ E CU P-a D-4 Who isn't a student? I, for one, know presidents are students in a real sense. During each day of university experience I learn from my associates, undergraduates, post-graduates, faculty members, staff and alumni. Like all of you, I appreciate opportunities to talk with others on campus in the academic and social setting. After each contact I carry something away that gives me new insights and understanding. The Waterloo Lutheran University is an unique one in educational and personal relationships. Life becomes more meaningful because of it. You establish life- time friendships with professors, staff and fellow students. Thank you for all you have contributed to my life. I extend congratulations as you join the thousands of men and won1en known as W.L.U. alumni. And best wishes to you as you go on to graduate studies, or enter business, industry or a profession. We are proud to have you represent Waterloo Lutheran University in the world community. Henry E ndress A cting President Fred L. Nichols M.S., B.S. Dean of Students fmww w4 WN Frank C. Peters B.D., M.Sc., Pl1.D. Acting Dean TLIHICIFCI Giesllrecln Viva'-presidelztf Controller Esther Brandon Dean of Women X .X ,NJN I W. QQ Daryl Alhart Q': f Arno Bablitz Dr. R. Houser B.A. B.D. M.A. D.D. President of Waterloo Lutheran Seminary Frank Mantz Donald Stroh 127 NON PORTRAITUS Joseph Drepaul Hans-Luiz H eydemann Richard Holm Jan Malina Wilmer Minke Matli Tarho Erich Weingarlner GRAD ATE SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK Sheldon Rahn B.A., B.D., M.S.W. Dean Graduate School of Social Work llVIrs.J Emily Dolbeer Judith Duclcman Nancy Getz B.A. Gettysburg Waterloo Toronto Waterloo B A. University of Toronto B.A. Waterloo Lutheran lMrsl Joan Gilmore Kenneth Grant Waterloo Belleville B.A. Oberlin College B.A. U of New Brunswick Lynn Taylor lMrsj Airdrie Thompson London Waterloo B.A. U of Western Ontario B.A. Mount Allison U. NOlN PORTRAITU5 Howard Burton Toronto lMtsl L1lzanMatLntettc John Campbell Downsvtew Paul Marentette John Duerksen Azlsa Craig lMrsl Marx Patterson John Hartman St Catharines Monte Schooley Dennis Walker Hamilton Robert Young London wr !Mrsj M. lane Irving Waterloo B.A. McMaster Unix'ersit3 B.S.W. U of Toronto Marilyn Wriyltt St. Joltn. N.B. B.,-1. Mount Allison U. Windsor Windsor Kitc lu nu London , . ' ' .!, , ' , . Y , - ' . . David Cassidy, London Alison Murray London ' ' v y . I v j 7 I THE DEANCS' HONOUR ROLL-1966-67 Cripps, Roland Bentley, Cheryl Blackwell, Enid Bosch, Dini Byrski, Patricia Anne Campbell, Carolyn Diane Clark, Brian Cragg, Margery Crawford, Sally Devet, Lucy Dodgson, Lois Douglas, Larry Graham, Donald Grant, Donald James Hallaran, Ian Kim Haukioja, Tuula Sinikka Jackson, John Johns, Elizabeth Margetts, Yvonne McClurkin, Mary E. McGee, Lynda Alice Allpress, Marjory Louise Ashick, Donna May Brown, Esward John Coplan, Robert Michael Dawson, Jeanne Marie Drawbaugh, David Fehler, Nancy Catherine Fischer, Linda Ann Forrest, Barbara Harding, Patrick Richard Heath, Barry Hill, Grace Meredith Hymmen, Judith Mori, Leonard Primo Bos, Anthony Burt, Mary Cole, Yolanda Conrad, Heidemarie Falconer, Eileen Gaumers, Mara Haycock, Ronald Iles, Nancy Irvine, Paul Janke, Richard King, Fred Ball, Susan Florence Ann Banks, Joyce Mary Barkley, Allen Leroy Beskau, Darcy Albert Richard Calvert, Garry Howard Chesley, Stephen Lorne Daase, Ilse Dryden, David Murray Dueck, Mary Regehr Foley, Kenneth Stewart John Franz, Jean Elizabeth Fuller, Patricia Ann Geddert, David Donald Giesbrecht, Carol Marguerite Gould, Jacqueline Ruth Gryfe, Bernie ADULT SPECIAL PRELIIVIINARY YEAR FIRST YEAR Fraser, Bonnie McLean, Ken McRorie, Margaret A. Naylor, Steven Olson, Chester Reimer, Caron Reimer, Hannelore Reisinger, Jeanne Roth, Mary Lou Rozed, Jerry Rudy, Kathryn Ryerse, Judith Sawyer, Brenda Schmieder, Margaret Jean Seutter, Helen Shannon, Clifford Sidorski, Michael Stewart, Donna J. Villaume, Jean Elizabeth SECOND YEAR MacDonald, Dennis James Ney, Patricia Louise Noble, Heather Janice Roman, Ritva Lilja Susanna Routley, John Smith, Dorothy Ann Statton, Lorraine Mary Tapp, Linda Louise Thur, Gail Orpha Van Dam, Cornelis Keith Van't Foort, Tena Varley, John Robert Wadge, Judith Anne Wardell, Douglas THIRD YEAR Kopaczynski, Gerda Luengo, Ken Meyers, Glenn Palmer, Mary Ann Reimke, Linda Robinson, Jennifer Seebach, Robert Swierenga, Harold Villaume, William Woollatt, Margarete Wright, Timothy GRADUATING YE AR Hamilton, John Richard Hawke, Barbara Jeanne Henderson, Isabel Hewitt, George Thomas Horsnell, Malcolm John Albert Hymmen, Penelope Elizabeth Jolkowski, Jo-Anne Mary Kingsley, Margaret Agnes Lambert, Gary David Lang, Sally Arm Larrio, Ronald Hughes Leonard, Margaret Louise Levy, Joseph Linklater, Paul Francis Maydell, Bettina Miller, Donna Jean McIntyre, Morman Whitney MacKenzie, Murdok William Nelson, Orland Edgar Penner, Beulah Joy Petter, Robert Ernest Philpot, Andre Lawrence Prime, Randall Byron Scholtes, Waldemar Shuh, Margaret Jeanne Story, Ruth Viola Tatem, Barry Anton Thompson, Catherine Tordiff, Robert Harold Wells, Karen Lynn Wiebe, Donald Witmer, Douglas Craig WATERLOO UNIVERSITY COLLEGE NON PORTRAITUS Allison, Carol Anderson, John Bajurny, Eugene Barber, James Barrs, Steven Beechey, Tom Blair, Judith Bevan, Gwen Black, John Birkenbaum, Peter Bakalarz, Harry Brick, Philip Brohman, Larry Brooks, John Casson, Richard Citron, Fern Cline, Patrick Cloney, Brian Coffee, Marilyn Cole, Philip Coughlin, James Crooks, Sue Culham, Judith Clarke, Judith Dunbar, John Davidson, Douglas Derlick, Steven Diver, Paul Dyck, John Ellison, George Evans, William DeNully, John Fibus, Howard Filemore, Jane Gaca, Joseph Garbas, Ronald Gaumers, Mara Geddies, Forbes Graham, William Hagen, James Haight, David Janzen, Elizabeth Kaithler, Ernest Jutzi, Collin Keller, Albert Kilpatrick, Thomas Koalenz, Frederick Kozak, Joe Larkin, James Lawrence, Robert Lieberman, Richard Lindsey, Joseph Lingwood, Linda Luengo, Ken Maloney, William Mayer, Helga Miller, William Millegan, David Misener, Paul Mori, Leonard Mclnnis, John McKay, David McMartin, Neil McSherry, Peter McQueen, Archie McRae, Robert Nernberg, Eric Nilsson, Peter Novakovich, George Nygren, Eric Orchard, John Pass, Peter Peaker, Robert l3l Pepe, Dominco Pielsticker, Robert Piegaze, Reinis Plett, Henry Pawlik, John Pretty, John Risoill, Mary Roberts, John Robertson, David Ross, Laird Ross, Donald Sabanskis, Aiya Schmidt, Francis Shannon. William Shedletsky, Henry Shoemaker, Roger Sillers, Robert Singer, Paul Smith, David Startek, Ronald Taylor, Richard Thompson, Jan Turnour, Donald Vandevyvere, James Villyani, Chris Villaume, William Waring, James Webb, David Weinman. James Whittier, Jack Wiebe, Ben Wilson, Henry Wirth, David Wood, David Worthington, Mary Jane Zuloff, Karen SI ESS ADMI ISTRATIU NANCY BROWN: Orilliag Council, CUS, SUBOG, Ski Clb. ' -f - - : gil-f, . - wp, 1 - 91:5-fjzgq X , ,f - Q: lQszg,,,, ' ROBERT DOWLING: Windsor, CUS JIM FREER: Brights Grove, Karate Clb. PAUL CLARK: Sarnia. ROGER CURRENT: Kit. DOUG DUNNINGTON: MARSHALL FREED2 Kitg Cord, Winnipeg. DOUG GEDDIEg Ham: JIM GILL: Ingersollg Liberal CK, Clb, M Parl, COTC, CUS. DON AMOS: Barrieg Tamia Pres, Letterman, Hockey. GERALD A. CUTLER: WESTON. F. A. BURJAW: Kitg Liberal Clb. BRUCE DAVISON: TO Chairman Home, CK. dp-' A RICK GORMAN: Clarkson: Letterman. PAUL IRVINEI Etobicoke. BILL HAROLD: Niagara Falls. DON HAUGHr Islington: LAURENCE HEWICK: Council, On Campus. Streetsviue. LESLIE LASKY: Galt, Deputy Electoral Officer, Playboy Rep, Hillel. X! I M if if Ar JIM LITWILLER: Kit. DWIGHT LUNAU: Oakville. 4 BILL MANSELL: DAVID MARSHALL: Calgary. BOB MCLEAN: Cookstown. PETER MILLER: Willow- dale: Council, On Campus, Cord, M Parl. FRANK HINZ: HAMBURG: Judo Clb. JIM MACMILLAN: Port Creditg Winter Carnvl. MIKE MCELHONE: Kitg Board of Pubs, Chrmn 8: Ad Mngr, Council. MIKE MONTAG: Watg Bus. mngr, winter Carnvl. . .,.. -f .,,, HSN az' -Em i .., V' I 'T g43f? 5gqssE..:4:- -X, Q.:--Q.: xv 4 aff 7k ini MARY ANNE PALMER: DAVE PERKINS: TO. Kit. PAUL REMPELg Kit, RICHARD ROBERTS Wat: Council. asa DALE SMALLEY: Kit. HANDO TOLD: Ajax. mx GERALD WHITE: Kit. JIM WHITE: TO. Newman. BRUCE POPPLOW: Kitg Cord, Photo Arts Clb. BRIAN SEARLES: Lorne Park: CK. ERLE WARK: Picton. TIM WRIGHT: Wat. Carni- val Cchairmanh Liberal Club. k JIM REID: Watg Cord. S H A N E SELDON: Mntrlg Letterman, M Parl, P Sz G On Campus. JOHN WEICKER: Kit. MHE rim. DONNA ASHICK: Grasong ANTHONY BAZINETT: Sc. Clb. Niagara: football. ,A BETTY BROWN: Ham. hm. RAMO BONAZZA: St. BOB BOYNTON: Chesleyp Catharines. Sc. Clb. DOUG COX: Wyevale. TOM DOLAN: Belleville: Photo Clb. JERRY ELLIS: TO. B I L L GAMBLE: O w e n PETER GOLD: Willowdaleg RICHARD HAISER: Kitg Soundg Letterman, Ski team. Sc. Clb. Ski Clb. GENERAL CE SHELDON VVIGGINS: TO. DAVID FLARITY: St. Catharines. JOHN HALLMAN: Wat. I W7 MIKE HEGEN: Port Doverg SUBOG, Sc. Clb. Cf, wir! V ' zfew' , , ,mm W. fff 1, 1 ,20 fwf r yfgyf lf, fy, 0 f L! ,, , I I Q I BARRY LAFFIN Z JOHN MOORE: GRAVENHURST. ' M' -Q I R R M I GORDON OLIVER: LOUIS POULOS TO BRIAN PUNCHARD RICHARD SHORE Ottawa Babcaygeon. Wluowdale Sc Clb ff .c Q-'nl-0 Li-n JOHN SPENCEQ Hamg LORRAINE S T A T T O N: Phys. clb. Willowdaleg Pres WUG, Worn Res House Pres. 5 ,M l ig. n T M' l K. .-f LYNNE THOMPSON: BOB TOM: Kit. Orillia. 'Q KEITH TYNDALL: TINA VANTFOORD: Brantford, Chesterville. JUDY WADGE: Timmons. ROBERT WHYTE: Lindsay. HON0 RS ARTS MARGARET BIMM: Egan- villeg Choir, Ski Team. ROY BLOMSTROM: Pt Arthur. 5 SUE BRICCO: TOQ Cord, P Sf: G, Keystone, Brd of Pubs. Q -5.14 JUDY CLARKE: Brantford. JIM BRIDGMAN: Burling- ton: Geog. Clb, P 8: G, PC Clb. 44 YOLANDA COLE: Sarniag M Parl, Cord, Liberal Clb, Eng. Clb. PETER ATCHESON: T03 Geog. Clb. HEIDI BOLENDER: Stratford. ,NA ELIZABETH BURT: Isling- tong Council, Ed Campus Directory Eng Clb. ms. - 1 DIANNE CORKE: Guelphg Geog Clb. ..,A SHIRLEY BATTRAMQ Woodstock. TONY BOS: Stratfordg Rus Clb. lf-1 JANET CAWLEY: Watg choir, Faith 84 Life. JAMES COUGHLIN: London: Geog Clb, Judo Clb. WAYNE CROWLEY: Peterborough: Geog Clb. BARRY GARDINER: West H1115 Ge-og Clb, L , NANCY ILES: Owen Soundg Germ Clb. -QNIUV' KEITH JORDON: Thornhillg Ge-og Clb. I K DAVE CROZIER: New Hamburgg Hist. Clb. r'-QA SHARON GIBSON: West Hill. RICHARD JAN KE: Southamptong Pres Fr. Clb. PRIIDIE JUURAND: Kit. i4 E I L E E N FALCONER: Ft Erieg Council, choir, Eng. Clb. HENRY GIESBRECHT: Kitg Germ Clb. LIDY JAROLIMEK: TOg Fr 81 Spn Clb. FRED KING: TOQ Fr. Clb. KESTUTIS GAIZUTIS: T05 Motor spts, fencing. RONALD HAYCOCK: Watg Hist Clb. JOHN JEFFERY: Galtg Geog Clb. ...A EVELYN KOCH: New Hamburgg IVCF. A GERDA KOPACZYNSKI: TO. JOHN LUSINA: Wellandg Polt :Sz Hist Clb. RAE MACINTYRE: London. RONALD MARSHAK: Wat. ' mi LANG WILSON: LISTO- LINDA LITTLEFIELD: BARB LINDSEY: Be-11ev111e WELg Hist Clb. Liberal Clb, Kenora. Ed Keystone, Hist Clb P 8: G, Brd of Pubs. JIM MATZ: West Hill: Cord, History Club. N FIONA MEE: Palermo: Fr. Clb, On Campus, Drama clb. RICHARD MURRAY: Islington: Geog. Clb. JENNIFER ROBINSON: Peterborough. WAYNE MCLACHLAN: TO. LINDA MCKENZIEZ Lon- don: Cord. Chiarosuro, Brd. of Pubs, Wus. NEAL MCMARTIN: Mattawa, 1 L: X dm, GLENN MEYERS: Grimsby. COLE MORISON: Wat. WAYNE MORROW: Weston - A 1'f1: i 'L' ,.- .v.-. , 1 ,Q J Olififflzir: ,..., ,,, l v, ALLAN ONEILL: Willow- TOM POWERS: Oshawa: LINDA REINKLE: dale: P 8a G, PC Clb. Geog Clb, Judo Clb. Eganvilleg choir. Volleyball. 4 A L JANE ROCK: Brodhagen. PAUL SANDUSKY: MARY SCHWEITZER: Kit, New Market: PC Clb. 4 BOB SEEBACH: Mitchell. FRANK COSWAY: Oshawa: Pol Sc Clb. RAY SIMPSON: Burlington: Geog Clb, CK Pres. WILFRED SMYTH: Keswick: Eng Clb. MAVIS STEWART: Harriston. DOUG WELLS: Clinton: choir, Faith 85 Life, Geog Clb. VICTOR SLATER: TO: Cord, P 8: G, PSYCH Clb. w NWSNQQ-::,:-:-1-1-mar:-C-I-1-: 9'-r'-. .1 : 11'-,.:,::L mi' -3'-ff 1' 523 .nf-1 -...Sgr-.N - .sys-2 in F: :x,s.S:,5-5. vm, . . e , , - , . . .. f' '1- S:teI,E..i52E L . Q. Q , ' ' QE., X - F. 1 xy .,,.:, h D 'li' ff .f ' I N HERBERT SPENCE: Willowdaleg Council. HAROLD SWIERENGA: Guelph: Geog Clb. JOHN SMITH: Belleville: Eng. Clb. WARREN STAUCH: Kit: Geog Clb. LINDSAY WARD: Weston: CK, Geog Clb. JM MARGARETE WOOLATT: DAVE YOUNG: Kit: Queensville. CK, Eng. Clb. I YJ ,,,,.,, , I M Wg? x A , V 4 f I My My 5 hw fi 414 f 1 .J L. ...... MARITA ACKER: JOHN ADDISON: T03 SALLY LOU AHERN: JOE AMORT: Wat. Cooksville. Ski Team, Geog Clb. Barrie: SWIG, '.'- '- -' A A 7' GENERAL L L A A Z3 1,. 1 .-.1 -AV - VAAV ' 'Lf BOB ANDERSON: Brunner. ALAN APPLEBAUM: SHARRON ATKINSON: TO SUE ARNOTT: Port Credit Cus, Ski Clb. ,.,L T. , LORNE ANDREWS: KATHIE AST: BILL ATKINS: JOSEPH AUDIA: Orillia. .qt SUE AUSTEN: Willowdaleg HARRY BABALARZ: Geog Clb, Ski Clb. M RON BABCOCK: Sudburyg Hockey. Basketball, LETTERMAN Aurora: V0116yball DAVE BAIRD: TOQ MARY BALDWIN: CAM BALLANTYNE: Ayrg Geog Clb. T A T '4 y 4 ELIZABETH BANKS: Wat. JENNIFER BARRON: TO: KATHLEEN BEATTY: SYLVIA BECKER: Guelph: P 8a G, Volleyball. Richmond Hill: sports. LSM, WUG. OTTO BENKE: Wat. CRAIG BENNETT: CAROL BENSON: Islington. Palmerston. rl ALLAN BINKS: Rodney. DIANE BLACKHALL: TO. TERRY BLUNDELL: North Bay. DAVID BERGZ TO. DON BODLICK: Guelph. TOM BANISTER: Brantfordg choir. BARBARA BELL: Etobicokeg BARRY BETTS: Morpeth: Cord. if ,- WAYNE BOEHLERQ Kit. RALPH BOERSENA: Strathroyg C o r d , Judicial Cmmttee, Hist Clb, IVCF. FREDERICK BOWER: London. DIANNE BONE: Preston, TREVOR BOOTHE: Jama- ciag Pres. PC Clb, SUBOG. CK, P01 Sc Clb. RONBOYD:TO. JIM BRADY: Barrie rStroud1 Hockey, Letterman. Ck., Wntr Carnvl. NANCY BORTHWICK Wasaga Bch. STEPHAN BRETT: Cobu1'g:CORD. A 6' ., V ,r v-.'. -, I :Hg kg'--1 LINDA BROADBENT: Osh- JOHN BROOKS: Ham. ANNETTE BROWN: AVRON BROWN: Guelph. away Ski Clb, M Parl, Lib Walkerton. Cib. 4 ED BROWN: Lucknow. JUDY BROWN: vvesmn. ROBERT BROWN: TO: LESLIE BRYANTI Wat' Lib- Council, Clb. M Parl, Psych Clb. I f EVAN BRYSON: Ottawa. MARY LYNNE BUFFETT: ELDON BURCHART: KEN BURRELL: Ayton. Willowdale. Pembroke. M KATHY BURROWS: Harris- SHIRLEY CAIN: Harristong JACKIE CALVERLEY: ERIC C A M P B E L L : Wat: ton: WUG, On Campus, Wntr WUG, Ski Clb. Orillia. Auto Sptq PC Clb, P01 Sc Curnvl, Miss WLU '67-8. Clb. f X sy. x, . QS? ' 4' A Ss l Q - -fn 4 55' 51+ is 1::,..1.:1:.. :z: f f - -. 1, ' exam.-..',',.,.:.:.x 1' W X 5 Q XXX ix Ny X A S X' We x X9 z QQ N X X x ' 'tl W l ..- 5 8 2 2 L N- 4 LYNNE CARBERRY1 ROBERT CARRIER: MICHAEL CARSON: Oakvilleg WUG, P 8a G. BfHY1tf0l'd- St. Catharines. .-4 lk. 'Q-., l F B .1- JAMES CASTIGLIONE: DAVID CASTLE: Oakville. ELDEN CATHERS: Ham. Hanover. N JANE CERESNE: TO. TOM CHASCZEWSKI: Osh- awag Football, Letterman. iilzfai TOM CHAPPLE: Stoney Creekg Geog Clb. JACKIE CHAMPAGNE: Niagara Falls, Basketball. .nl vzigragmggizl ,,K,ki. Q13 N. LAURENCE CHIAROT: ROGER CLARKSONZ TO. Wat. 4 WILLIAM CLELAND: PHIL COLE: Ayr: LARRY CONNOR: Vict, DOUG COOMBS: TO: WAT: Wntr. Carnvl. Soccer clb. B,C.. Letterman, Varsity sports N. LORRAINE CORBETTQ WILLIAM CORBY: Oshawag FERNANDO COSTA: DAVE COX: PT Credit: Fergus: Geog Clb. Judicial Cmmttee. Willowdale. basketball. t I ...S SHERRYL COX: JOHN CREBA: Cooksville. RON CRESSMAN: Elmira. MIKE CROTHERS: Palmerston. Scarboro. ...I mr PETER CUNNINGHAM: RICHARD CURTIS: NORMAN C U T T I F O R D: LOIS DAHMER: Kit: Kingston: Ski clb, PC clb, M Claremont. Richmond Hill: Basketball, Judo clb. PHF1- Letterman. A CATHY DALESZ Wat. , H- --4 LINDA DEETON: New Hamburg. RICK DEPAUW: Kingsvilleg Hist Clb, Pol Sc Clb, Judicial Cmmttee. BRUCE DRAKE: Claremont. MIKE DAVIES: Etobicoke. JOHN DELMAGE: Forest: SUBOG, P 3a G, On Campus, Wntr Carnl. MARX ANN DICK: Kit. WILMA DUBBLEDAM: Ham. K L .2 Nm. WILBERT DAWSON: GARY DEAN: TO. Maberlyg Pre-The council. I , Eiga if- -- -IY3.-' GREG DEMARCHI: Dundas DOUG DENT: Burlington PC Clb, M Parl, Ski Clb. JIM DONALDSON: Hamg WAYNE DOUGLAS: Basketball, Letterman. Wingham. WILLIAM DUFF: Islington. JOHN DUKES: Watg Cord. Geog. Clb. A ELIZABETH DUNCAN: CRAIG DUNN: Peterboroughg badminton. l MARY DUNSFORD: Islingtong choir, CUSO. ' A PAMELA DYKES: Thorald KEN EASLEY2 TO L EEi A L PENNY EDWARDS: JOHN EKINS: TO: Judicial cmmttee. ROBERT EATON: Agincrtg P Sz G, Drama Guild. BRIAN ESCOTT: JOHN EVANS: TO: Drama Guild, P Ba G. L MIKE EWART: London. GERALD FALLS: Bowmanville. BRUCE DURHAM: St Catharines. BRUCE EDMONDS: TO JOHN EVANS: Niagara Falls: football. JOHN FORFAR: A CARROLL FARNELL: Georgetown. PAUL FOLLETT: TO. PAUL GAMBLE: Coyunna. JANICE GILLESPIE: Sault St Marie. f ELLEN FERGUSON: Kingsville. LINDA FISCHER: Kit: MICHAEL FRIESE: Clarksong basketball, EDITH GALLOWAY: Wiarton. Nm. X: I MURRAY GAULT: Watg Geog Clb. JIM GAWLAND: 'KK' ' fi -.m. ,L,, - b P .. .... , 5, Es -,'. x ' I K ' V A N C E GLENDINNING: DENNIS GODFREE: Deep Riverg Ski Clb, Tillsonburg. COTC, band. JAMES FLOOD: Ancasterg Ski Clb. if mlb? GORD GALLOWAY: Orilliag COTC. X X I MARY GILES: Guelph band. MARY GOODANETZ: TO A 1-,M if ll BZ IH Si IH is IW it I QE li I1 me :ms nm nm an nu as nu an nn mn an 11 '1 A55 '-111: '-2-3-3 .53 I H1685 ' 'S JOHN GOODISON3 DEBBIE GOODMAN: T03 LINDA GORDON: Guelph. IA JUDY GRAY: TOL WUG. YNM.-' - 'xxx .cert 1 m '1 GORDON GRECHULK: SUSAN GREER: Orilliag DAVID GP,EWARg DONNIE GRIFFITH Kit. Cord, WUG. Burlington. 3 fwql JIM GRIFFITHS: GEORGE GRUETZNER: CONNIE GULDEMOND: TED GULLIVER Ham Willowdaleg council. pres. Hanoverg Letterman, curling Grimsbyg cord. clb pres. PAUL GUNDRY: Londong Geog Clb. JIM HAINES: MYRNA GUTHRIE: Ayr. EDWARD HALE: Burling- tong Hist Clb. Psych Clb. ALLAN HAGERMAN: Waterfordg hockey, Letter- man. PATRICK HARDING: Dorchester. BILL HARRISON: STRAT- JOHN HARRISON: London. FORD: CK, Motor spts. NORMAN HART: Brantfordg Newman 8.1 PC Clb. DIANNE HAWLEYI Pt CTG- WAYNE HAZELWOOD: BARRY HEATH: GALT: dit! Drama Guild. P 3l G. Wasaga Beachg Ski Clb. Psych Clb pres. spanish. PAUL HENDERSON: Galt. JOHN HEWITT: Hamg Ski Clb. 1. A IVCF. BOB HASSARD: Brampton. Y I A BRENDA HEINTZ: Kit. LORNA HILL: Norwichg if A FERN HILLIARD: WZ-1115 JIM HINKSON: Oshawag NOREEN HISHON: Wat. WUG, Psych Clb. Ski Clb. A4 SANDRA HOOFMAN: BRIAN HOGAN: Paris: BILL HOGARTH: TO. Breslau. Kurate: NDP, M Parl. A W m f . . ,Y LL. ,,,, - . sql 1... ERIC HOLMES: London. EVELYN HOLST: St Jacobs. SANDRA HUBBARD: Kit. Council, On Campus, Key- stone, Cord, Lib Clb, Judicial crnmttee, M Parl. ,. 'A JOHN HUBERT: Coaldale, JOHN HUME: Prescott. LARRY IDLE: Exeter: LAURIE IONSONI Alta. Geog Clb. Pt Rowin. .4 DOUGLAS JACK: GARRY J AMES: Espanola: CAROL JASPER: Walker- MARY JAMIESON: Milverton. Hockey, Letterman. ton: Volleyball, Ski Clb. Brantford. i xx. Q LYNDA JOHNSON: TERRY JOHNSTONE: MIKE JONES: SCARBOROQ LOTTIE JONZEN: Stratford. Cooksvilleg folk Clb. Chiaroscuro ed., Cord, NDP, Coaldale, Alta. anti-clerics, Brd of pubs, art Clb. 1 A I A REGINALD JULIE: ALLISON JURY: Timmons: CATHERINE KAYLER: TOg LESTER KEHL: Hespeler. Niagara Falls: Geog Clb. PC Clb, M Parl, P 8: G. CUS, wntr crnl. a s 1 B ,-,..-.q E N WILLIAM KING: BETTY ANN KLEIN: Kit: PEGGY KLINCK: Hanover: JOHN KNAPP: Barrieg Calgary, Alia. WUG. WUG. Geog Clb. kr:-w JIM KNIGHT: London. ELEANOR KOCH: New ROGER KOPPESER: Kit: DENNIS LADEROUTE: TO Hamburg: Psych Clb, IVCF. Geog Clb Sz Ski Clb. 'WZ-QM: . v i ' 2... 'N-N: ' - ' -,-' f 151. BOB LASHBROOK: PETER LASMANSIS: Kit. DAVID LASTER: TO. JOHN LATIMERI WGSIOHZ London. LESLIE LATORCAI: Cooksvilleg Germ Clb. L4 SUZETTE LEDERER: Hamg wntr Carnvl. DON LEESON Kmgston SUBOG Electoral cmmttee BILL LELIEVER: Willow- MURRAY LEMASURIER: daleg Band pres, ski team. Kettleby. L DONALD LAWSON: BOB LAYZELL: T05 Waterdown. SUBOG. W if I ' tm' ,sux Liv 5 , -'UB' aff V 1 ff x Zia 3. 3 4 +26 4724 Geog Clb. rf' CAROLE LEBLANC: Bolton. nw- 4-14 ,- ,J xy .. Book Store 1 I 2 k X I 'af-2? vw ,- .. . ' - ' . -1 .A X ' 4,,g3g'y v.- '- g ., Y, ,' ' I : ,ZZQ 33,1 , V V. 3 , - , , ' f f, v 4 NM: -' ' N. I - '. 4: ' ff- - ,ge-s, X -L K W .gag A, 4 1 a . A , , I f. -- :Q wa, 323 '-'SQ' . vw, I ff W Y ,Q-,iam f ' ' ' -, - . ' . fkkiing' 'Yi' I ' ' 1 ' '-. 'X fb ,'p',g'.92' WM., ' . - - ' TY gafqg- 4.4, A f N X 'f la , r.w '- ' ' ' , HQ A -.-fm' -... I . ,1 4.441 f -'M' ' : - . .Off .-Jar, I ROD LEONARD: Wat. DAVE LITTLE: Barrieg AL LIVINGSTONE: Ski Clb, Cord. Stratford. W . QQSEL-T -. f,.fL'f i 0 T' QQ PWA MARILYN LORENZ: GARY LUBIN: Downsviewg CLAIRE LUND: Kenora Hanover. Track Sz field, talent scout for WUC. 1Q-: f . '-:1'5S.'- 5 Vx X I N X Nm: X X .Q ,A Sq N w xxx NX DVSX 55 Ng R X QQ: .. Q X K5 SS X Ntxbx X X ww X QQ X 5 mgsxx . 'Q -.L X553 xx ga., N ., :pg -1: - ISI X X D X X X . Q' g . 5 YQ . R r X xx Y W 5 x X is I . X S Q BILL LYNCH: Loretta. RALPH LYON S: Wat. DOUG MACDONALD: Barrie. Bio-Chem Clb. 4 . wa 1 GERALD IVIACDONALDZ ALAN MACINTYRE2 JANICE MALUSKEZ Kit. Willowdale . Chesley. f :- X N 'R x X. 6 X Q x W L - Wg K 4 lx CARL MAIDAI Hamg RICHARD MARGESSON: PAUL MARKLEI IS1i!1gtOI'1Q f00tba11- Burlington. football, Letterman. 5 R. C. MARKLE: Ham. M U R R A Y MARKOWITZ: MICHAEL MATHESON: TOg football, Letterman, London. psych Clb. ' , , f - 'tx 'N'3l .?m ,NNN h i W5 1 :W '+ff2:3r1ifrQ'. 2. . f- ' 2. .MA .- 5 ,F .I gx wqq 5 ' ' 2:3554 A-ax. frm I 5 . 'WF ' .is H 1 , . I I.. 3 AL MCADAM: TO: DIANE MCCAFFREY: Is- LARRY MCCOY: Ham: wrestling. lingtong council, basketball, CTOC, M Parl, P C Clb. wntr carnvl. Q' A 4 MURDOCK MCFARLANE: JOHN MCGUIRE: LARRY MCINTYRE: Kitg Ottawag choir. Islington. Drama Guild, SIC. IAN MCKAY: Collingwood: tennis 8: ski team. ALLAN MCKEVER: Callanderg P Sa G. VICKIE MENARY: Islingtong WUG. DOUG MILLER: Kitg CK, ski Clb. DARRYL MCKENZIE: GARY MCKENZIE: Watg IAN MCKENZIE: Orono Collingwood. P 8: G. A WM . SCOTT MCMILLAN: JOHN MCVICAR: Wat: JOHN MUNN: TO. Shakespeare. judo, Lib Clh, M Parl. STUART MERVIN: JAMES MERRIN: PATRICK MESSINA: Niagara Falls. Ft Erie. Niagara. JOHN MILLER: Brighton: PETE MINERSON: T03 RON MINTZ: Willowdale judo. hockey. PETE MISIKOWETZ: Lon- dong Basketball, Letterman. E KAREN MOORE: Burfordg P 8: G, WUS. -e .,.. I ,- I is--s.,.s.X NWs:.,..:. .:, ,.: Y V. 1, .- m.sx.::f.. as JOHN MUELLER: Gadshill. L GWEN MITGESZ O w e n Soundg Miss WLU '66-7, PC Clb. A JOHN MOROSO: Ham. BRIAN MURPHY: Kit. BRYAN MONTEITH: Wes- tong Football, Letterman. BOB MORROW: Hamg PC Leader M Parl, P 8: G, ski Clb. MICHAEL MURPHY: Ancaster. DIRK MOONEY: Islington. ROBERT MORTON: SCARBORO. JOY MURPHY: Bolton, A I P in .xi ' ' i: if- ff iff. f . , X . BILL MURRAY: TO. ANDY NACKAERTSZ TERRY NELLIGAN: LOD- RICHARD NELSON: Stoney Creekg Germ Clb. dor1g'Letterman, varsity golf. AUCHSIGYZ .-'A FRANK NETTLETON: Collingwood. KATHY NETTLETON: Woodstock. HAROLD NEUMAN: Clear Creekg Germ Clb. DALE NICOL: Fairport Bch, Football. JEFF NOBES: Leasideg hockey. WAYNE NODWELL: North Bay. 'rv UTE OHLER: Fonthillg VIC OIKAWA: Ham, Germ 81 Fr Clb. NORMAN NEUFELD: Cedarbrook, B.C. ROBERT NISBET: Strat- fordg COTC, choir, M Parl. x WE -A -S DANIEL OAKES: Wellandg SUBOG, COUNCIL, PC Clb. WALTER OKIHIRO: Burlington. GLENN NEWELL: Downsview. . N X Mb . U 'S -f-Y-ssgxzys. .::.1C 2.f,r:r.-limffgsz Q. t , bt -V ,i.1y.5,:,.:NQ X Q. ' W r ...S-1 , X, PAUL NOBLE: Watg ski Clb. JOHN OFLAHERTY: Isling- tong hockey, Letterman. MEL OLANOW: TO. X 1 . if . V- le- A WILLIAM OLDFIELD: MARY ANN OLSON: Kit. ELAINE ONEIL: Weston WUG, Cord. 14 ?' A M-1 r A CAROL OSBORNE: London. 7 :,.a 1' ' , Va' Q V BARRY OSSEAI Ham: DAVE PAMENTER: TO: ANN PATTERSON: CATHY PATTERSON: Hillel. CK. Willowdaleg Wellandg band. 'wi lfm. KEN PAYNE: Elmirag GAY PEARCE: TO: TELFORD PENFOLD: EARL PENICK: Miltong hockey, Letterman. volley Sz basketball. Hanoverg PC Clb, IVCF. RONALD PENNERZ TED PERLBERGZ DAVE PETCH: Kit. JOHN PEW: Brantford. Plum Coulee, Man. SMITH Falls. ROSS PHELPS: Orilliag On Campus. -1-, I JIM PHILP: Dundas. FRANK PICCIN: Niagarag FAYE PIIRTO: Sudbury. MARION PLUNKETT: TONY PLUT: Porcupine PC Clb. Islington. . . O ,,,. I '-W, -1Q,s- f -'... i i JANET POLLARD3 CARL POPP: TO. GARY POSNER1 T05 GREG POTTER: Barrieg AgIhCI L. Hillel. tennis, JUDY POTTER: Bl1I'fOl'd. CHERYL PRICEI Kit: WAYNE PURCHASE: volleyball, folk Clb. iw- SUSANNE RANKIN: BRUNO RASO: Welland. WENDY RAU: Kit: Fr Sz Ski Clb. band. , . ,.,, .. IAIN RICHMOND: BRIAN RITCHIE: Islington: LYNNE RITCHIE: Streetsville. hockey- Georgetown: WUG. NORM ROBERTS: Niagara. PHILIP ROBERTSON: SUE ROBINSON: Cincin- Islirigton. nati, Ohio: cheerleaders, P 8a G. CATHERINE RANGIN: Sarawak, Malaysia. ii-f l DZINTRA REINIS: Ham. DOREEN ROBERTS: Bar- rieg Cheerleaders, P :Sz G, Keystone. 2'sai:frav:1-aixqze 55: 1 - -2 im. . --, .W . . .... , r xnxx-I .,.. I I' -a 3' .-.vw-ra 2. - 4 STEPHEN ROCKEL: Kit: Germ Clb. ELEANOR ROEBUCK: TO RITVA ROMAN! TOZ L2 GARY ROSENBERGER: New Dundee. GORD ROSS: Wat. MARTY ROHMER: Orangeville . 2 2 35? I ,f . L f TONY ROSS: TO: ROB ROY: North Bay. wntr carnvl. JIM SARATSIOTIS: Ham. BETTY SATTLER: Kit. GILBERT SCHARF: Wat Pre-The council. W' TERRY SCHAEFER: Kit. RUTH SCHINDEL: RAY SCHLEGEL: Kitg FRANK SCHMIDTQ ROBERT SCHMITT: Kit. 1 48 A Cliffordg choir. Hist Clb, Walkerton. . Qi. RUTH SCHMIDT: Kitg TOIVO SCHONBERG: KARL SCHWEITZER: Kit. CAROL SCOFFIELD: RAYMOND SCOTT: TOS LSM, choir. Scarboro. Ft Erieg choir. IVCF. BOB SEAGER: Kit: hockey, letterman. LEE SIMPSON: Pt Credit. 121 VIRGINIA SMITH: TO: P 8: G, Drama Guild. LARRY STANLEY: Walkerton. GARY SEDORE: Jacksons Pt. BARRY SHEFFIELD: New To. MP ROBERT SIMPSON: Stayner. RALPH SMALL: Fergus. OLIVER SMITHSON: Oshawa: choir, IVCF. RALPH SNEYD: Islington: band. WW VM ,LA ANITA LOUISE STEWART: LAUREL STUART: fMrs.J: Mount Forest. Wellandg M Parl. BETTY SHAW: Sault St Marie. BILL SHORNEY: Pt Credit: motor spts. DALE SMITH: Kitg DIANE SMITH: Oakville. P Sz G, CEO, M Parl. TERRY SODEN: Wat: LORNE SPARK: Barrie. psych Clb. L 1 . KATHY STIVER: Unionville: choir, CISO. GUDRUN STOGEL: Kit: Germ Clb, volleyball, Cord. 1 1 7, 7i ' VWM shiifwpz JOHN STONE: TO. - A ,-.- ' f, I ' ,. K' Z i ' . , V f . ' .. 4 'QD 'A DAN THOMSON: Burlington . JIAN CARLO TRIPODOI KEITH VANDAM: FREELTON. ' ' 'P Wmy,22111:.f:1':',-1'::, g p ,,... .. BILL TAYLOR: Oshawa GORDON TAYLOR: Scarboro. GAIL THUR: GOLDEN RICHARD THURTELL: Lake: WUG. Richmond Hill. fb? CAROL TROTTER: Wat. PENNY TRUMAN: Harng Wntr carnvl. TOM VANDERELST: RICHARD VANLOON: Hamg Pol Sc Clb. tennis. Wellandg Volleyball. ..,, Q. HENRY THIESSEN: JOHN THOMPSON: Wat: Volleyball, v 4 DAVE TOMLIN: RUTH TRIMMER: TO. Islingtong art Clb. JERRY VAIR: Barrie: LAURIE VALENTINE: Cordg Geog Clb. Bridgeport. GEORGE VASILOFF: FRAN VENHUIZN: Kit. Niagara. YMA DARRYL VLAHOVICH: BARBARA WAECHTERI WILLIAM WALKER: TO: Kit: WUG, volleyball. Lib Clb. HUGH WARDROP: BRIAN WATSON: St Catha- ART WEST: Kit. Hannon. rinesg hist Clb. Pol Sc Clb. .L ':.-1 5 J A GQ .41 MARG WIFFEN: Tavistock: SHARON WIGGINS: TO. ALISTAIRE WILSON: SWIG. Sarnia: Geog Clb. A W f SHARON WALTON: Kitg curling. BOB WESTROP: Kit. JOE WILSON: Barrie. PAUL WARD: TO: folk Clb. PAUL WHITE: Brougham: choir, folk Clb. NORMA WILSON: Islington: P 8: G. rm 4 HERB WISEMAN: KATHY WOLFE: Kit: LESLIE WOLFE: Ham: GEORGINE WONNACOTT: EDWARD WOOD: Wat: Scarborog badminton. WUG. Hillel. TO: P Sr G, Skl Clb, PSYCY1 COTC. P 31 G- Clb. GLEN WRIGHT Maxwell LOIS WRIGHT: W .,W. ,, ,f ,, G 9 lf, f : ,',,'. . 1 ' .-,, , .M-if KEITH WOOD: PETER WOODS: Georgetown. Pt Credit: MAGGIE WRIGHT: Kingston: SUBOG, WUG, cultural affairs cmrnttee. TO: choir, band. Lr--- BETTY YOUNG: 4' 170 VERNA WOODS: ALEX WRIGHT St J acobsg Alllston M Parl NICK YANKOFF: Allistong karate, tennis, badminton. in MARGARET YOUNG TOHN ZDRAHAL Wlndsor Orilliag Geog Clb. Basketball Cord LINDA ZOEGER: LAIMA ZICHMANIS Niagara. TO badm1nton I This space for autographs of your friends donated by SSYQLOOAPCQ: WATERLOO TRUST I 'nw as fNGS9 Compliments of , . S I S FOOTWEAR OF DISTINCTION UNDER ' ' ' THESE NATIONAL BRANDS: . . KAUFMAN . . FOAMTREAD . . PACKARD SECURITY . . FUNTREAD . . SNOWBELLE INVESTIGATION . . 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Students have studied, discussed and criticized the Booz-Allen-Hamilton report. Because of the Haggar-Taylor incident, students have openly questioned the administrations idea that it is not the student's job to question. Across Canada, university yearbook editors have also begun to look critically at what they are doing. This look has been long overdue. Some vociferous members of the student body have advocated the complete abolition of yearbooks. The reasons for this opinion are worth considering. Is too much money being spent so that each person can have an antiquated, sentiment-ridden, poorly organized book to moon over in ten years? According to a small survey taken last spring on campus, most students still expressed a desire for a book of memories. So we have a Keystone this year. A Keystone filled with things to remember and things we have learned. Yearbooks need a lot of improvement and after a year Keystone '68 staff have become aware of future possibilities. 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