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tl s VICE -PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE

To the graduating class whose pictures appear in this year1 s edition: The greatest need of our graduates to-day is a sense of purpose. This sense of purpose is often lacking in the individual because it is sometimes lacking in our educational philosophy. The graduates must have realized their sense of purpose because they have not forgotten that they are heirs to a great Canadian tradition which regarded public education as our nation's greatest single asset and source of strength.

To those who remain and whose pictures appear in this year's edition: - - This is a period of great scientific advancement and the threshold of a glorious economic future for Canada. We need young men and women with vision and judgment to take their place in society and these attributes can only be attained through education.

I hope that, in the future, I may look through this 1965 Rebelogue and re­ flect that many whose pictures I shall see have achieved a sense of purpose and are living satisfying and useful lives in our society.

S. Krewench, Vice- principal.

2 MR. PENTLAND SPEAKS:

Our modern society has made the attainment of a good standard of living pos­ sible for all. Too frequently, however, we forget that this basic standard is the result of the extra efforts and abilities of those with special talents and the capacity for hard work. True·, monetary rewards usually accrue to those who con­ tribute to society, more than the average; yet the highest satisfaction comes to the man who truly serves his fellow men. To him service is the goal, not financial reward. To him the unwillingness to settle for anything less than his best effort is a driving force. To him the pursuit of leisure is a race for other, misguided, men.

Very soon you will be engaged in writing your final examinations of the year. I wish you good luck! Yet luck really has very little to do with the s:1ccess you will be seeking. The truly successful students will be those who have shown them - selves ready for the promotion they desire. These are the young people who have displayed industry and diligence; who have shown eager, e nquiring minds; who have tried to do things just a little better than the other fellow; who have disciplined themselves to do what is required- -and more. They have shown, in short, ma­ turity in the pursuit of excellence.

Excellence means many things, but to you as a student it is competing with yourself, doing your individual best, developing to the full talents you possess. Only by making the most of what you are can you attain full happiness in service to your God and fellow men. REBELOG UE STAFF

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Marcia Barron, Olga Campbell, Cathie Calcott, Cathy Prestanski, Bruce Jardine, Wally Howick, Ken Sandelin, Bonnie Bud win, Jackie Babineau, Helen-Sue Pinfold, Vicky Wachna.

STUDENT COUNCIL

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Bob Gratto, Diane Prime, Bonnie Weis, Wayne Yared, Mr. 0 1Gorman.

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,,J; RO\\ ONE, Left to Right: Mrs. Greenwood, Miss Trottier, Mrs. Magarvey, Miss Stahl, l\lr. Cole, Mr. Pentland, Mr. Krewench, i\lr. :\Iartin, l\lrs. Larson, Miss Noel, l\lrs. Chapman, l\Iiss Wesgate. RO\\ T\i\ 0: Mr. Walton, l\lrs. Parks, Mr. Mascaro, Mr. Slavik, Mr. Blake, Mr. Issell, Mr. Winterton, Mr. Medd, l\lr. Snyder, ,..' Mr. Stone, l\lr. Giles. RO\\ THREE: Mr. Burleigh, Mr. Techko, ~lr. Campbell, Mr. Darroch, Mr. Stienstra, Mr. Clifford, Mr. Pavan, Mr. O'Gorman, Mr. Cowley. ROW FOUR: Mr. Sherman, Mr. Giroux, l\Ir. Smith, Mr. Henshaw, Mr. Day, Mr. Byng, Mr. Wilkinson, Mr. Gorski, l\lr. Hitchcock, l\lr. Sabo.

5 EDITORIAL

This is the finished product - Rebelogue '65. Our yearbook for the school year 1964-65 is an excellent example of the hard work of both staff and students to whom my thanks is due, because without their time and effort this book might never have materialized. However, I cannot thank the Rebelogue staff without thanking those students whose academic, athletic and cultural efforts have given cause for a yearbook. To those of you who have endured weeks of practices and rehearsals, who have given freely of your time to various student activities - it is to your zeal and energy that this book is dedicated. To those students whose participation as spectators gave incentive and en­ couragement to our teams and clubs, I say that your contribution was immeasurable. Only when the spirit and enthusiasm of spectator and participant jointly permeate all extracurricular activities and each of us strives for academic achievement, can a building of brick, mortar and apparatus be transformed into a living united school. It is only through the efforts of all that Riverside High can build a new tradition to inspire and en­ courage students. The new R. H. S. is establishing this new tradition - a history to be proud of. Be proud in knowing your school is II the best. 11 It is my sincere wish that in future years this yearbook will success­ fully recapture this past year for you. To the graduates who will no longer know the carefree days of R. H. S. , who must now chart the course of their lives - May you always remember the home of the "Rebels."

Wally Howick

6 t Frank Abbott Jackie Babineau

Julius Balatoni Nick Balatoni Brian Barker

Marcia Barron Susan Bates Bonnie Budwin

Cathy Calcott Nina D 1 Aprile

8 Marilyn Dowkes Dan Fraser 0

Brenda Fryer Torr. Geary Donna Gohm

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Don Grant Bob Gratto Greig Holder

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Rob Hornsey Michael Hunter

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Ruth Kidd Pat Hutchison

Robert Krivoshein Roger Linton

Bob Linton

Danny MacPherson Doug Mercer

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Richard Moran Wayne Ocolisan

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Mary Edna Parent Diane Prime

Peggy Polhill Ray Radojevich

Jaye Reid

Dennis Reaume Susan Roach

Jim Robinson Dave Ruch

11 Maureen Shaw Glenn Smith

I Mary Smith John Voy

Chris Steed

Bonnie Weiss John Weisz

Marg Woodall Wayne Yared

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. i IXAl ROW ONE, Left to Right: Norma Chou, Susan Rogers, Susan Hranka, Brigitte Peters, Lesley Cutter, Erla Deardurff, Marney Brown, Nelida Santin. ROW TWO: Esther Beveridge, Joanne Lavin, Rosemary Thrasher, Joan Briggs, Giai Bernhardt, Marilyn Horvath, Bonnie Peifer, Susan Clayton, Heather Hancrar, Lexie MacKenzie, Elizabeth Mingay, Robin Baker. ROW THREE: Donald Seeger, John Foster, Jim Lester, Janet Huebert, Marilyn Lyon, Kevin Brown, Barry Voyce, Albert Siimes. ROW FOUR: Joseph Bevan, Larry Lepack, Michael Charron, Greg Forman, Eric Danter, Danny Wood, Micheal Wetherup, Bruce Duck, G€orge Bolohan, Jamie Quarrington, Peter Keun.

IXA2 ROW ONE, Left to Right: Tammy Toolie, Wendy Welch, Christa Alleman, Jeanne McCulloch, Marian Holod, Jackie Skanes, Diane Bremner, Pamela Hines. ROW TWO: Gord Hardcastle, Jo-Anne Lloyd, Linda Maus, Janet Divnich, Sharon Lee, Pat Kelly, Beth Holland, Roberta Feetham, Robert Hrynkiw. ROW THREE: Robert Brown, Allan Muir, Scott Scorgie, Dennis Wipp, William Lum, Douglas Dennison, David Wright, Bevin Wellwood. ROW FOUR: Gregg Smith, Earl Wood, John Falls, John Henrich, George Stanczuk, Mi ke Flaherty, Gordon Winch. 14 '

IXA3 ROW ONE, Left to Right: Sylvia Couture, Pam Labute, Karen LaVigne, Linda White, Sandy Grahm, Kathy Tebbs, Pam Mignault, Carolyn Revell. ROW TWO: George Gunnell, Kim Fellows, Leslie McCallum, Jolayne Belanger, Janet Webb, Elain Merry, Margaret Linforth, Patrick Hunter. ROW THREE: Ricky Aytoun, Joseph Szule, David Davy, Roger Lewton, Gray Stirling, Michael Coulson, Geoffery Mawdelsey, Bill Parent. ROW FOUR: Richard Bois, Erik White, Rick Daines, Chris Dowell, Dave Corcoran, Randy Johnson . .•

IXA4 ROW ONE, Left to Right: Susan Chatry, Margaret Backman, Heather Dunlop, Linda Machina, Becky Dennis, Joyce Evanuik, Linda Delisle, Wanda Wintemute. ROW TWO: Brian Sherman, Chris Bowman, Ursula Veselka, Judy Palmieri, Patricia Kennedy, Darlene Schlang, Larry Bertram, Bradley Ball. ROW THREE: John Tome, Andy Stewart, Mike McDonald, Greg Vigneux, Wesley Stott, Jack MacRae,' John Collinson, Dick Rauth. ROW FOUR: Keith Brennenstuhl, Rick Smith, Neil Connor, Wayne Morris, Jim Dingwall.

15 IXBC ROW ONE, Left to Right: Joanne Rudy, Doreen Fowler, Frances Jeanette, Vickey Lade, Pamela Spanul, Alana Sullivan, Jan St. Louis, Kathie Smith. ROW TWO: John Mac, Eric Andrew, Jack Krol, Micheal Rudy, Dennis Gray, Ian Naisbitt, Thomas Hellewell, Tom Fontaine. ROW THREE: Dennis Venfrasco, Brian Posthill, John Costello, Aaron Thompson, Ken Smith, Douglas Brookbanks, Micheal Landgraff, James Harding, John Matthews, Philip Rau. ROW FOUR: Albert Kuhn, Gordon Chappell, Robert Briggs, Frank Lovell, Robert Westrop, Allan Debrecen, Robert Kuzak, Dennis Ponic, Bruce Lane, Archie McMillan.

IXEl ROW ONE, Left to Right: Colleen O'Connor, Lynn Craig, Cindy Southward, Karen Burrell, Helen Wengrznski, Sherri Walker, Elaine Levasseur, Lynn Taylor. ROW TWO: Chris Kekkas, Patricia Cooke, Jo-Anne Parent, Diane Martin, Carol Wilkinson, Karen Johnstone, Maureen Tennant, Bonnie Foreman, Judy Sknes. ROW THREE: Ursula Dembach, Irene Power, Lynda Lynch, Viola McCullen, Monica Bouchard, Marietta Nosotti, Cheryl Reddam, Jackie Irwin. ROW FOUR: Glen Boyle, George Trevor, Maurice Dwyer, Terry Godwin.

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IXFl ROW ONE, Left to Right: Edwin Watling, David McLaren, Glenn Bennett, Jean Chiasson, Tom Gaddes, William Hickson, Leo Lauzon. ROW TWO: Mark Gagner, James Brown, Brian Bolton, Paul Durocher, Bruce Corchis, Benny Chapman, John Hranka. ROW THREE: Terry Tuer, Larry Semenick, Dennis Laorte, Paul Chadwick, Don Higginbottom, Robert Clifford, Bill Martin, Jim Grice, Doug Wells, Alan Howard.

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IXGl ROW ONE, Left to Right: Marvin Winager, Debbie Light, Bonita Whiteford, Susan Tobin, Peter Sorge. ROW TWO: Jim Giles, Terry Truscott, Robin Adair, Randy Tomlin, Tom Ireland. ROW THREE: Robert Gray, Mark Fortin, Claude Lafleur, Wayne Turner, Gregory Gray.

17 XAl RO\\ ONE, Left to Right: Ann Shuel, '.\Iichele Haugh, Nanc} :\Iinello, Ann Carlsen, l\lary Anne Greczylo, Lynda Partyka, Brenda Steed, Esther Mechanic. RO\\ TWO: Debbie 0 1 Toole, Cath.) Cable, Vickie Aitken, Sue Ferris, Debbie McMillan, Sonia Dobrowolsky, LUC} Van Dyke, Janis Xickleson. ROW THREE: Roland Meisel, Bryon Thomas, Jim Lum, Jim Stopford, Ray Smith, Ron Kessler, Dean Kouvelas. RO\\ FOUR: Byron Reaume, :\like Thachuck, Bill Baxter, Russ Scorgie, Joe D'Aprile, David Bravo.

XA2 ROW ONE, Left to Hight: Glenys Clark, Donna Fraser, Marilyn Bolohan, Elizabeth :.\1cCallum, Valerie Feetham, Andrea Douglas, Elaine Austin. RO\\ T\\O: Cheryl Phillips, Judy Farrow, Sharman Henry, Susan i\lalmberg, Wendy Bunt, Grace Welch, Susan Huebert. RO\\ THREE: Randy Brown, Gary \'villiams, Al Woodall, Owen Freeman, Dennis Allchin, Chris Domino, Peter Krailo. ROW FOUR: Berney Ordon, Bob Roach, Martin Barnes, Mike Braithwaite, Bill Harrow, 18 Ralph Chou. XA3 ROW ONE, Left to Right: Celia Southward, Susan Beren, Mary Panic, Vicky Watson, Ann Coleman, Sharon Bell, Ann Pruefer, Jaquie Bates. ROW TWO: Allan Taylor, Greg Mantion, Micheal Carr, Brenda Switlicki, Vicky McGinn, Jill Patterson, John Post, Donald Gunnell. ROW THREE : Jerome Westfall, Mark Goodwin, Graham Clayton, Colin Ritchie, Michal Rozich, David Edwards, Bill McKenzie, Ronald Veitch. MISSING: Linda Parent.

XA4 ROW ONE, Left to Right: Kathy Neill, Shelia Force, Julie Bernhardt, Debbie Tuck, Pat Jones, Cathy Bowers, Sue Janisse, Megan Sherman. ROW TWO: Ron Grayson, Ian Patterson, Louis Vavassour, Valerie Anderson, Mary Russell, Bernice Duke, Linda Sperin, Jim Gratto, Terry Van Diessen, Tom Bennett. ROW THREE: Bob Piec, Bill Prince, Jeff Popp, Lanny Tong, Tom Roach, Joe Uhlig, Dick Johnston, Paul Emery. MISSING: Ed Langshaw, Nancy Curtis, Mary Jane Shelson, Sheri Whiting.

19 XBC ROW ONE, Left to Right: Linda Thorn, Cheryl Marshall, Judy Hardcastle, Kathy White, Tilly Cortina, Shannon Grant, Brenda Berge, Rita Corrado. ROW TWO: Bob Murray, Bill Lester, Terry McIntosh, Andrew McCelland, Joan Grant, Art Perjul, Dwight Batke, Malcom Hyslop, Glen Chapman. ROW THREE: Garry Musson, Allan Dowell, Ron Trella, Greg Walden, Dave Cope, Doug Dodich, John Musselman, Ron McMillan. ROW FOUR: Terry Wood, Jim Wood, Dennis Marshall, John Holsey, John Izherian, Keith Kokkola, Tom Grainger, Glen Gerlus,

XEl ROW ONE, Left to Right: Margaret Swanson, Cathy Wakel ey, Carol Bevan, Melody Stanley, Lona Wilson, Carol Bunyan, Lynda Fowkes, Carol Robinson. ROW TWO: Myra Gillespie, Carol Hunter, Ann Iwaniw, Jane Falls, Carol Jansen, Lynn Van Thull, Helen Webb, Elaine Tuer, Cathy MacGregor. ROW THREE: Doug Perry, Bonnie Ford, Donna Harris, Louise Levassuer, Beverly Nikander, Janice Loree, Linda Reaume, Ken Masko. ROW FOUR: Leonard Hasseberger, Robin Gale, Tom Hale, Doug Myers, Ken Desjardins.

20 XFl ROW ONE, Left to Right: Bob Leblanc, Roland Lauzon, Francois Trudell, Larry McCormick, Paul Kirk, Brian White, Wayne Sigurdson, Ted Hartford. ROW TWO: Casimiro Dimaggio, Larry Keeler, Dave Marr, Bruce McPh~rson, Eric Schmidt, Konstantinos Kekkas, Jerry Vernhout, Robert Anglin, Robert Wilson, George Spearin. ROW THREE: Gordon Davis, Gary Hardcastle, Robert Levang, John Bouchard, Wayne 1Iowell, Russell Desjardins, Allen Woodhouse, Robert Wilkinson. MISSING: Brian Prime, William Coughlin, Mark Deroy, Gary Fauteux, Mike Weldon.

XEF ROW ONE, Left to Right: Karen Snider, Kathie Stevens, Lynn McIntosh, Linda Dickson, Jayne Doak, Toni Gesuale. ROW TWO: Gary Jones, Elizabeth Stewart, Sue Morse, Donna MacKenzie, Lee Taylor, Mary Ann Snider, Denny Fiddes. ROW THREE: Leonard Ruel, Bob Best, Richard Wagner, Wayne Everette, Gerald Ascott, James Ponic.

21 XGl ROW ONE, Left to Right: Ken Coulson, Sharon Voyce, Christine La Bute, Gale Miffin, Phil Ouellette. ROW TWO: Mike Tracy , \\'ayne Boucher, Wayne Stemmler, David Lemay. ROW THREE: Reg Renaud, Gary Boucher, Roger Lauzon, Frank Marcelloni, Ron Schmidt.

XIA! ROW ONE, Left to Right: Norma Taylor, Judy Raison, Connie Milne, Olga Campbell, Maureen Loaring, Janet Tinning, Helen-Sue Pinfold, Lynda Hutchison. ROW TWO: John Kelton, Ron Holmes, Margit Birkner, Toni Corrado, Diane Holland, Marilyn Ducharme, Susan Lang, Gary Wood, Carl Purdy. ROW THREE: Bob Dresser, Harold Fast, Don Brown, Danny Vachon, Guy DeRose, Mike Peters, Greg Loveridge, Ted Popel. ROW FOUR: Clint Lynas, Gord Gilmour, Larry McIntosh, Godfrey Faul, Dave Anderson, Greg Sherman, Paul Cooper, Richard Summers. 22 XIA2 ROW ONE, Left to Right: Joyce Stinson, Linda Johnstone, Noemi Fantin, Pat Dumeah, \\ endy \\ilson, Linda l\lurphy, Donna PreS\\ick. ROW TWO: Ruth Leake, Palma Barzotto, Linda i\Iorgan, Cynthia Chesney, Liz Maus, Marilyn Long, Margaret Rau, Brenda Tataren, Cathie Browne. ROW THREE: Leo Emery, Jeff Atkins, John Holland, Dave Loaring, Paul Hobson, Allan Gray, Dave Russette. ROW FOUR: Dave Connor, Gary Ouellette, Robert Drouillard, Ken l\loser.

XIA3 ROW ONE, Left to Right: Andrea Barzotto, Margaret Rivait, Susan Stuart, Cathy Pedwell, Dianne Cutter, Noreen Durocher, Maureen Coulson, Kevin Coulter. ROW T\NO: Sheila Vallance, Peggy i\laster, Sandy Solomchuk, Carol Kelly, Suzanne Williams, Susan Coughlin, Judy Kelly, Patricia Barnes, Stephanie Carruthers, Caren Teskey. ROW THREE: Edward Jollie, Bob \\right, Jim Gall, Tom \\illiams, Bill Hedley, John Snudden, Ryan Brown, Ronald i\lcKeegan. ROW FOUR: Zorro Zonjic, George Snider, Richard McKenzie, Paul Mingay, Owen Duke, Lionel Lewis, Mark Dewolfe, Gerry Gosclin, Bob Carroll, Donald Wiseman. MISSING: Mike Smith. 23 '

XIA4 ROW ONE, Left to Right: Linda Henderson, Louise Hetherington, Terry Fisher, Helen George, Kathy Lauzon, Dorothy Stopford, Lona i\lueller, Joyce \\ atson. RO\\ T~O: Sand} Lloyd, ;,\largaret Parent, Cheryl Gunnell, Susan Brad}, Susan Barker, Penny Oke, Sandy Harrison, Susan Keown, Lynn Kendall. RO\\ THREE: Don Fairlie, Nathan Mechanic, Cathy Dekyzer, Barb Taylor, Linda Donelli, Sheri Klapowich, Tom Lebert, Bob Alexander. RO\\ FOUR: Craig Wesley, Bill Kell, Owen Duke, Grant Harrison. MISSING: Collette i\lacNeill.

XIA5 RO\iv ONE, Left to Right: Sandra Tobin, Liz Higginbottom, Wend} Pickering, Susan Duncan, Linda Wirch, Anita Querin, Betty Finn. ROW TWO: Jim Corchis, Bill Kell, Gordon Grice, Owen Duke, Forrest Elmslie, Bill Finn, Denis Allchin. ROW T HREE: Gary Huckle, Dave Brebner, Tom Lebert, Dave l\lcNair, Roger Bodnar, Greg Briscoe, Steve Crew.

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XIE! ROW ONE, Left to Right: Antoinette Carlino, Carol Gunnell, Barbara Fields, Avery Feetham, Nancy Scratch, Carol Dumouchelle, Carol Tiede, Bonnie Duchene. ROW TWO: Joan Harris, Dolores Querin, Brenda Illingworth, Julie St. Onge, Carol Hooper, Janet Draper, Susan Archibald. ROW THREE: Susan Santarossa, Carmelle Drouillard, Margrit Senger, Donna Haines, Yvonne Shuker, June Burleigh.

XIE2 ROW ONE, Left to Right: Pat Bergeron, Murna Holsey, Gail Orobko, Terry Rusinek, Julie Mellanby, Margie Lauzon. ROW TWO: Bev Barrington, Chris Bode, Shirley Brennan, Donna Fraser, Judy Myers, Peggy Johnson. ROW THREE: Bob Johnsrud, John Ochs, Brian Leslie, Richard Montcalm, Paul Deschamps, Jim Parent.

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XIFl ROW ONE, Left to Right: Charles Ascott, Roger Molnar, Mark Moore, Gary Hale, Paul Pardy , Don Master. ROW TWO: Ian Niemi, Sandy Neill, Don Peters, Mike Lowden, Brian Friest. ROW THREE: Carl Boyle, Jim Denomme, Dave Lazuiruk, Peter Marshall, Edward Gerard.

XIIAl ROW ONE, Left to Right: Heather Chalmers, Di-Anne Llscumb, Gerri Kelly, Jeanette Dowkes, Vicki Wachna, Agnes Watzke, Linda Barnes, Barbara Delcol. ROW TWO: John Jolie, Jim Walmsley, Sue Pastorius, Cathy Roach, Carol Menna, Cathy Prestanski, Jo-Anne Lester, Dan Boycott, Geoff Brown. ROW THREE: Jim Broadwell, Jim McCulloch, Bob Webster, Bill Ruiter, Chris Brennan, John Woodall, Jeff Watson, Juha Siimes. ROW FOUR: Helut Birkner, John Hannigan, Ron Perreault, Ron Jubenville, Glenn Ormseth, Charles Van Diessen, Wally Howick, Cordell Seaby, Peter Lapsley. 26 - ...

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XIIA2 ROW ONE: Left to Right: David Grant, Barry Jones, Ruth Thrasher, Jo-Anne Raison, Susan Podolsky, Cameron Little, David Higginbottom. ROW TWO: Kenneth Sandelin, Frank Anderson, Robert Mercer, Sandy Douglas, David Stewart, Alan Dresser, Michael Haugh. RO\\ THREE: Douglas Stewart, Robert Whitley, Grant Housley, Barry Saunders, Gary Lane, Barry Baren, \\illiam Pickering. ROW FOUR: Kenneth .Matthew, l\lark Thomas, Douglas Oke, Robert Coulson, Robert Musselman, Greg Gaudette, Randy Wells, Kenneth Harris.

XI1A3 ROW ONE, Left to Right: Marilyn \\ akele}, Diana Edwards, Gloria \I.. right, Janet Watson, Pat Craig, Mary Holod, Nancy Keeler, Olga \\'ynarchuk. ROW TWO: Catherine \\ igle, Linda Bennett, L} nda Dent, Carol} n Friest, Sandra Speirn, Kathy Szekeley, Brenda Unger, Susan Talacko. RO\\ TIIHEE: Allen Handy, Dan De:\lartin, Cecil Southward, Doug Allan, John Wetherup, Tom Hawken, Angus Mumby, Doug Simpson, Brian Horn. ROW FOUH: Charles Giles, Dan Fraser, Jay Jones, Greg Holder, Bob McCabe.

27 XI1A4 ROW ONE, Left to Right: Geraldine Day, Darlene Delisle, Pat Middleton, Judy Burkhart, Faith Andrew, Ellen Brown, Judy Munroe. ROW TWO: Steve Weaver, Frances Bates, Judy Tahill, Marianne Dennison, Beth Purdy, Rick Lovell, Greg Graham. ROW THREE: Paul Walden, Rod Brown, Terry Myers, Barry Beren, John Levasseur, Jim Shepard, Peter McCallum.

HONOUR ROLL

CLASS MEDALS

9A - Valerie Feetham !OF - Yvonne Shuker 9B - Peter Krailo lOG - Donald Peters 9C - Roland Meisel ~ 9D - James Lum llA - Peter Lapsley ~ 9E - John Musselman llB - James Broadwell 9G - Paul Kirk llD - Janet Watson

~ l OA - Larry McIntosh 12A - Aline Stannard ~ lOB - Richard Summers 12B - Wayne Ocolisan lOC - Marilyn Long 12C - Nicholas Balatoni ~ !OD - Susan Lang 12D - James Ball ~ !OE - Donna Haines ~ HONOUR ROLL FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 1963- 64 ~ James Ball James Lum Patricia Barnes Susan Malmberg ~ Ann Carlsen Larry McIntosh ~ Ralph Chou Roland Meisel Paul Cooper Wayne Ocolisan Harold Fast David Ringler ~ Valerie Feetham Russell Scorgie ~ William Harrow Cordell Seaby Wallace Howick Raymond Smith ~ Peter Krailo Aline Stannard ~ Peter Lapsley Richard Summers Cameron Little Bonnie Weiss David Loaring 28 ', A MESSAGE FROM YOUR STUDENT COUNCIL

It is the sincere wish of the 1965 Council that the evermoving spirit

of work, dignity and honour which has abided with us these past two

years in our new High School will continue to flourish and motivate all

those whose goal it is: "To endeavor, To study, To discover. "

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SENIOR GIRLS' BASKETBALL

ROW ONE, Left to Right: Marie Valkonen, Sue Lang, Miss Stahl, Linda Henderson, Sue Heatherington. ROW TWO: Sandy Speirn, Bonnie Weiss, Linda Murphy, Sandy Harrison, Pat Dumeah. ROW THREE: Penny Oke, Donna Preswick, Darlene Delisle.

JUNIOR GIRLS' BASKETBALL

ROW ONE, Left to Right: Nelida Santin, Sandy Ryall, Jo-Anne Parent. Mrs. Larson, Judy Palmeri, Vicki Lade, Kim Fellows. ROW TWO: Sandy Speirn, Linda Machina, Jolayne Belanger, Becky Dennis, Carol Wilkinson, Beth Holland. ROW THREE: Linda Delisle, Lesley Cutter, Pat Kelly.

32 SENIOR GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL

ROW ONE, Left to Right: Susan Beren, Mrs. Larson, Coach; Penny Oke, Susan Lang. ROW TWO: Norma Taylor, Carol Menna, Diane Prime, Marg Woodall. ROW THREE: Darlene Delisle, Lynn Kendall, Marie Valkonen, Sue Talako, Linda Henderson.

GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL

The Junior girls' volleyball team this year was instructed by Miss Stahl while Mrs. Larson coached the senior girls. The juniors had a poor year against the new W. S.S. A. competition, however all played well and hope to do better next year. The junior team captain was Donna Preswick with Jill Patterson, Judy Palmiere, Lesley Cutter, Kim Fellows, Beth Holland, Pat Kelly, Carol Wilkinson, Linda Delisle and Michele Haugh as regular players while Gail Atkins and Vicky Lade were substitutes. The senior team of Melody Stanley, Darlene Delisle, Carol Menna, Marie Valkonen, Sue Talako, Norma Taylor, Linda Henderson, Diane Prime, Sue Beren, Marg Woodall and captain Penny Oke had a successful year. Norma Taylor

JUNIOR GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL

ROW ONE, Left to Right: Donna Preswick, Miss Stahl, Coach; Jill Patterson. ROW TWO: Linda Delisle, Lesley McCallum, Karen Lavigne, Pat Kelly. ROW THREE: Judy Palmi er, Susan Rogers, Kim Fellows, Lesley Cutter, Carol Wilki nson, Beth Holland.

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LEFT TO RIGHT : Susan Nantau, Brenda Unger, Patty Jones, Beth Purdy, Debbie MacMillan, Maureen Coulson, Bonnie Weiss, Jo-Ann Lester.

GIRLS' RlFLE TEAM

ROW ONE, Left to Right: Becky Dennis, Vickie McGinn,. Jolayne Be langer, Glenys Clark. ROW TWO: Jo- Ann Parent, Margaret Parent, Mary Edna Parent, Mary Holod.

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FRONT ROW, Left to Right: B . Purdy, B. Taylor, R. Leake, l\Ir. ivlartin. BACK ROW: J. Loree, C. Menna, D. Prime, L . Tripp, J . Tinning, C. Chesney.

JUNIOR GIRLS' SWIM TEAM

t I BACK ROW, L eft to Right: S. Whiting, E. Merry, B. Switlicki, L . l\laus, J. St. Louis , D. O'Toole. FRONT ROW: K. Snider, l\l. Loaring, K. Lavigne, S. Malmberg, J. Patter­ son, S. Rodgers.

35 SENIOR BOYS' SWIM TEAM

FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Dave Loaring, Gerry Gosselin, Robert Gray, Brian Prime, Eric Schmidt. BACK ROW: Phil Ouellette, Alan Taylor, Paul Hobson, Bill Hedley, Gary Ouellette, Mr. Martin.

JUNIOR BOYS' SWIM TEAM

FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Ron MacMillan, Mike Tripp, John Collinson, Dave McNair, Brad Ball. BACK ROW: Jim Brown, Roger Lauzon, Bill Lester, Pat Hunter, Greg Vigneaux, Tom Walsh, Mr. Martin.

36 SENIOR BOYS' FOOTBALL TEAM

ROW ONE, Left to Right: Doug Perry, Gary Stirling, Bruce Lane, Wayne Morris, Jim Grice, Gary Wood, Rob Hornsey, Bill Kell, Brian Prime, Mark Dewolfe, Dave Marr, Bob Westrop, Tulio Caputo.- ROW TWO: John Collinson, Wes Statt, Russ Scorgie, Bruce Corchis, Mike Tripp, Andy Stewart, Dan Fraser, Jay Jones, Bill Ruiter, John Woodall, Zoran Zonjic, Bob Best, Doug Boufford, George Spearin, Mr. Issell. ROW THREE: Mr. Giroux, John Izgherian, Brian Friest, Jim Corchis, Mike Haugh, Bob Johnsrud, John Musselman, Mr. Day, Mr. Pentland, Alan Dresser, Bob Musselman, Leo Emery, Dave Higginbottom, Len Ruel.

1964 FOOTBALL This year's senior football team had its ups and downs (more downs than ups). Under new coach, Mr. Day, the team worked very hard in the mornings, noon-hours, and after school each day. The only breaks that the Rebs obtained were Rino Ghetti's broken leg, Jay Jones' broken finger, and Rob Hornsey' s bad leg. However, even with these the team managed to win one game, which was one more than anyone thought we would win. Leading the defensive stars was Alan Dresser, followed by Jay Jones, Rob Hornsey, Mark Dewolfe, John Woodall, John Musselman, and Bill Ruiter. The offensive team was led by our quarterback, Bill Kell, and the fine running of Andy Stewart, Mike Haugh, Dan Fraser, and Brian Prime. The Junior team won the Essex County Junior title--a win which looks promising for the future. However, the great leaders of both these teams were the coaches: Mr. Day, Mr. Snyder, Mr. Giroux, Mr. Issell, and Mr. Langlois. Without them it would not have been as good a year as it was.

Bill Ruiter

JUNIOR BOYS' FOOTBALL TEAM

ROW ONE, L eft to Right: Mr. Snyder, Mike Sharon, Mike Withrop, Wes Stott, Mike Tripp, Joe D'Aprile, Chris Domino, Bill Harrow, Wayne Morris. ROW TWO: Mr. Pavan, Bob Best, Moe Dwyer, Ian Nesbitt, Andy Stewart, John Mussel­ man, John Collinson, Wayne Howell, Jim Lum, Keith Kolko la, Randy Johnson, Glen Gerelus, Russ Scorgie, Mr. Giroux, Mr. Darroch.

37 ROW ONE, Left to Right: Mr. Slavik, Coach; Chuck Van Diessen, Tom Hawkin, J uha Simmes, Doug Allan. ROW TWO: John Weis, Dan DeMartin, Ron Perrault, Bob McCabe.

BOYS' VOLLEYBALL TEAM

BOYS' GOLF T EAM

LEFT TO RIGHT: Dave Anderson, Byron Reaume, Bill Ruiter, Mr. Wilkin­ son, Coach; Bob Mercer, Marc Thomas.

38 JUNIOR BOYS' CROSS-COUNTRY

ROW O'l'E, Left to Right: John Kelton, Jeff Atkins, Carl Purdy. ROW TWO: Alan Gray, Mr. Medd, Coach; Frank ; Abbott. ROW THREE: Mgr. Nathan Mechanic, Chris Bowman, Larry l\laclntosh.

ROW ONE, Left to Right: Greg Sherman, Mr. Medd, Coach; Wayne Ocalisman. ROW TWO: Dave Loaring, Pete Lapsley, Bob Whitley.

SENIOR BOYS' CROSS-COUNTRY

39 BOYS' FRESHMEN BASKETBALL T EAM

FRONT ROW, Left to R ight: Gary Stering, J oe Szule, Greg Foreman, Mr • • Techko, Scott Scorgie, Geoff l\Iodsley. BACK RO\\': l\lr. Giroux, '\;'athan l\lechanic, Jack l\lacCrae, Doug Wells, Alan De Breccan, Bob Dresser.

BOYS' RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM

FRONT ROW, L eft to Right: Mr. G iroux, Dave Marr, Russ Scor g ie , Do ug Allan, J ohn Musselman, Scott Scorgie, Mr. Issel. BACK ROW: Bob Dresser, Glen Gerelus, Jerry Vernhout, Bill Harrow, P a ul Mingay, Dave Anderson, Nathan Mechanic. MISSING: Randy Chedour.

40 SENIOR BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM

ROW ONE, Left to Right: Allan Dresser, John Voy, Doug Allan, Tom Haw­ ken, Rob Hornsey, Pete Lapsley, Brian Barker, Pete McCallum, Mike Haugh. ROW TWO: Mr. Pentland, Berney Ordon, Randy Chedour, Bill Harrow, Russ Scorgie, Dave Anderson, Angus Mumby, Mr. Giroux, Mr. Burleigh.

REBEL HOCKEY TEAM

ROW ONE, Left to Right: Garry Ambrose, Bob McCabe, Keith Kokkola, Bill Ruiter, Brian Friest, Owen Duke, Gary Wood, Larry McCormick, Mr. Snyder, Chris Domino, Manager. ROW TWO: Charles VanDeissen, Bob Gratto, Bill Kell, Bill l\lcKenzie, Owen Freeman, Barry Jones, Don Higginbottom.

4 1 M 0 M E N T s T 0 R E M E M B ~ E R

, r KEY CLUB

HOLDING FLAGS: Doug Allan, Jeff Brown. TOP ROW, Left to Right: Peter Mccallum, Glen Ormseth, Brian Barker, Don .I Grant, Dave Ruch, Angus Mumby, Rob Hornsey, Tom Geary, Pete Perkins, - Pete Lapsley. SECOND ROW: John Voy, John Woodall, Grant Harrison, Danny MacPherson, John Kelton, Chris Brennan. FRONT ROW: Bill Harrow, Wayne Yared, Russ Scourgie, Denny Courier, Carl Purdy, Richard Summers, John Holland, Roger Linton.

HOBBY CL UB

LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Henshaw, Robert Murray, Wayne Sigurdson, Arthur Perjul, T.om Grainger, Dave Cope.

44 CAM ERA CLUB

LEFT TO RIGHT: Glenn Chapman, Ted Popel, Faith Anderson, Ken Sandelin, Jim Dingwall, Larry McIntosh, Sharon Koval.

BOYS' RIFLE TEAM

ROW ONE, Left to Right: Bob Carroll, Randy Wells, Nathan I\1echanic, Tom Bennett. ROW TWO: Richard Wagner, Mike Hunter, Mr. Busby, Ken Sandelin, Ken Harris. 45

What do Einstein, Richard Petty, Hippocrates, Columbus, Copernicus have in common?

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Bubble bursting. the fastest track in the world. It takes courage Take Richard Petty. This concept bugged and stamina and engineering superiority to win him: that Chrysler engineered cars didn't win that race. Superiority developed through years long distance stock car races. of research and testing on the proving grounds • Petty, in his competition-equipped Plymouth, and in the laboratory. Engineering reflected burst the whole bubble. He finished first in the in our 1965 showroom cars. 1964 Daytona SOO-and set o new track record What bubbles bugged the others? Time is on in the bargain' This was the first of many wins absolute; evil spirits cause disease; the world that mode him the 1964 NASCAR Champion. is flat; the sun revolves around the earth. You The Doytona race is tough. 500 miles around knew thot all along.

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COUNCILLORS

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Clerk Comptroller - R.A. EVERETT Treasurer - MISS B. MARTIN

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Chairman ...... D. T. WATSON Vice-Chairman ...... H.C. WELLINGTON

G.T. DRURY J.H. SPRAGGE D.A. DUNCAN

K. BRAITHWAITE L. SADDY R. BRITTON

Secretory-T reasurer ...... W. A. SHAW

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Information may be secured from:

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Telephone 254-1855

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1236 Wyandotte Riverside, Ont.

COMPLIMENTS OF RIVERSIDE BARBER SHOP Steve Kmit. Prop·. 1417 Wyandotte St. E. 945-1779 Riverside,Ontario

55 COMPLIMENTS

OF WINDSOR AUTOMOBILE DEALERS' ASSOCIATION

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56 ,. •• LYLE'S MEN'S WEAR ..e MEN'S CUSTOM TAILORS •

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59 · ..___ ~ juaqu'en Ouol>.c Chronicle-Tologro~ Ouobec 1'1nt a I' July 14, 1964 ; City Singer ..., .__ Ford '67 Grant

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