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Ud(G - R\I‘ Of-F ud(g - r\i‘ of-f UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN, REGINA CAMPUS News & Information Services phone 584-4402 ) RELEASE ON RECEIPT: 1974 REGINA (June 27) - The Western Board of Music at the University of Saskatchewan, Regina Campus, has announced the names of 7uccessful candidates in its recent practical examinations. Examinations were held in Biggar, Humboldt, Lake Lenore, L. he, Moose Jaw, Prince Albert, Saskatoon,- Wakaw, Weyburn, Yorkton and Regina. Below is a complete list of winners and their achievements. Except where otherwise noted, the successful candidates reside in the communities in - hiA the examinations were held. The results of the examinations, in order of merit, are. as follows: BIGGAR - Grade I Piano: Honours: Tareq Qasem and Terry Redlich (equal marks) Grade H Piano: First Class Honours: Carmen Fast. Grade HI Piano: First Class Honours: Renee Zapski, Jo-Anne Hanna; Honours: Timothy Newton, Wilma de Haan. Grade IV Piano: Pass: George Dariychuk, Marna McLay. Grade V Piano: First Class Honours: Krista Nickel , Ingrid Nickel, Milton. Liska, Kathy Smith of Sonningdale; Pass: Karen Peterson. HUMBOLDT - Grade I Piano: First Class Honours: Leone Sloan, Karl Junk and Michael Zilkowsky (equal marks), Lydia Kondzielewski, Debra Kiashinsky, Lorie Reifferscheid; Honours: Cynthia Gaetz and Charlene Schikowsky (equal marks), Trent Bobinski; Arlene Boutin, Robert Dagenais and Grace Steil (all equal marks). Grade II Piano: First Class Honours: Ann Hall , /2. 2. Warren Herman and Michael Schweighardt (equal marks); Honours: Karen Dust and Tom Wasilishen (equal marks), Janine Possberg, Susan Burton and Beverly Trach (equal marks), Marilyn Burton and Tom Saretsky (equal marks); Pass: Heather Steil . Grade III Piano: First Class Honours: Paul Junk, Joseph Deutscher and Mary Jo Perpick (equal marks); Honours: Donna Saretsky, Annette Courchene. Grade IV Piano: First Class Honours: Sarah Kondzielewski, Kelly Strueby, Janice Ford; Honours: Kathy Hill; Pass: Rhonda Biwer of Muenster, Janine Froess of Carmel and Yvonne Gartner of Bruno (equal marks). Grade V Piano: First Class Honours: Tina Couros, Kevin Junk, Douglas Thompson; Honours: Arthur Fry and Paula Germann (equal marks), Gerard Wasilishen, Elaine Simmer, Jeanette Duerr. Grade VI Piano: First Class Honours: Mary Kondzielewski and Robert Koenig of Engelfeld (equal marks), Denise Germain; Honours: Yvette Bryck. Grade VII Piano: First Class Honours: Cheryl Martinuk; Honours: Beverley Dielschneider and Lorna Stebbings (equal marks), Janet Thompson, Joan Dust, Lois Hinz of Muenster, Laura Krueger; Pass: Mark Wasilishen, Maureen Reinhart of St. Benedict. Grade VIII Piano: First Class Honours: Dulcie Ford; Honours: Martin Kondzielewski, Grade IX Piano: Honours: Lana Wickenhauser of Watson, Janice Campbell . LA FLECHE - Grade I Piano: Honours: Nyla Cupples of Mankota; Pass: Karen Eirich of Mankota, Charlene Mudford of Mankota, Donna Wald of Kincaid, Linda Calvin of Mankota, Marina Miller of Mankota. Grade III Piano: Honours: Noreen L. Jack of Kincaid and Jocelyne Lorrain of Gravelbourg (equal marks). Grade IV Piano: Honours: Carmen Palmier; Pass: Steve Wald of Kincaid. Grade V Piano: Honours: Joan Schafer of Mankota;- Pass: Debbie LaFountain of Mankota, Margaret Kress of Mankota. Grade VI Piano: /3. 3. First Class Honours: Catherine Burns of Wood Mountain. Grade VII Piano: First Class Honours: Catherine Sproule. LAKE LENORE - Grade I Piano: Honours: Bradley Jaeb. Grade V Piano: Honours: Yvonne Weber of Watson° Grade VI Piano: First Class Honours: Karen Holfeld of Watson. Grade VII Piano: First Class Honours: Karen Sterner; Honours: Naomi Yeager. Grade VIII Piano: First Class Honours: Maureen Kelly of Pilger; Honours: Colleen Kelly of Pilger, Bernice Berscheid, Elaine Rice; Pass: Jacqueline Dube of St. Brieux and Susan Hoenmans (equal marks). Grade X Piano: Honours: Richard Kunz of Annaheim. MOOSE JAW - Grade I Piano: First Class Honours: Brenda Assman, Stephanie Grymaloski of Caronport and Linda Weinhauer of Caronport (equal marks), Nevin Casemore and Andrea Eresman (equal marks), Myrna Rempel of Caronport, Paul Gaertner of Caronport and Rosemary Scuka of Chaplin (equal marks); Honours: Brenda Loeppky of Chaplin; Pass: David Scuka of Chaplin. Grade II Piano: First Class Honours: Allen Huckabay and Cheryl Weinhauer of Caronport (equal marks), Marilyn Dougherty of Mortlach, Cheryl Siggelkow, Sharon. Quinton, Lori Allcock and Deanna Eresman (equal marks); Honours: Michelle Roset and Lorne McKay of Caronport (equal marks), Oksana Galczyk, Bruce McKay of Caronport; Pass: Shauna Checkley of Chaplin. Grade III Piano: First Class Honours: Melanie Braaten, Annette Bowen, Pam Hunter, Laurie Barnstable; Honours: Lori Assman, Karen Giesbrecht of Caronport, Shauna Boyko of Caron. Grade IV Piano: Pass: Joni Kuhn, Wesley Olmstead of Caronport. Grade V Piano: First Class Honours: Bobby Mandryk; Honours: Linda Baum, Dianne Luzny. Grade VI Piano: First 0• • 000 0/40 4. Class Honours: Brenda Siggelkow, Shelly Nyhus; Honours: Leslie Huckabay, Dolores Spikula. Grade VII Piano: First Class Honours: Wendy Baum. PRINCE ALBERT - Grade I Piano: First Class Honours: Susan Eytcheson. Grade II Piano: First Class Honours: Monique Lamontagne; Honours: Manon Lamontagne. Grade VIII Piano: First Class Honours: Louise Lamontagne, Grade I Violin: Honours: Seven Andres. Grade II Violin: First Class Honours: Celest Herauf; Pass: Peter Jaroslawsky. Grade III Violin: First Class Honours: Jonathan How; Honours: Barbara Harvie; Pass: Gregory Kryworuchka, Michael Jaroslawsky. Grade IV Violin: Honours: Bradley Gnyp, Gerald Hoey; Pass: Victor Despins, Daryl Cartier. Grade V Violin: Honours: Ronald Eytcheson and Charles Zaleschuk (equal marks). Grade VI Violin: Honours: Andree Lamontagne. Grade VII Violin: Honours: Joylyn Janet Favreau. Grade VIII Violin: Pass: Suzanne Lamontaane, Louise I amrntarinp, SASKATOON - Grade. III Piano: Honours: Kelly Repin; Pass: Andrea Pastershank. Grade IV Piano: First Class Honours: Angela Rieger; Honours: Kathy Rapko, Barbara Siemens and Janice Tall (al l equal marks), Lorie Ruder, Nina Sotnikow. Grade V Piano: First Class Honours: Dianne Korber; Honours: Myrna Brown. Grade VI Piano: First Class Honours: Patti Thompson. Grade VII Piano: Honours: Phyllis Tastad of Loreburn. Grade VIII Piano: First Class Honours: Louise Denson. Grade IX Piano: First Class Honours: Lori Tastad of Loreburn; Honours: Monique Servranckx. Grade III Trumpet: Honours: Ken Sowter; Pass: Bradley Hazelwanter. Grade V Trumpet: Honours: Rodney Schmidt. 0 • Q • • 0/5 0 5„ WAKAW - Grade I Piano: Honours: Melody Messaros of St. Benedict and Twyla Nyuli of St, Benedict (equal marks). Grade II Piano: Pass: Monique Fiolleau. Grade III Piano: First Class Honours: Karen Reynaud of Reynaud; Honours: Gail Cameron; Pass: Laurie Kostiuk. Grade IV Piano: First Class Honours: Beverly Scheidt; Honours: Beverly Babic. Grade VI Piano: Honours: Tamara Gay, Colette Kraus, Pamela Holinaty. WEYBURN - Grade I Piano: First Class Honours: Duncan Miles, Kathleen Fong, Mark Nanning; Honours: Carolyn Martin and Linda Wilde (equal marks). Grade II Piano: Honours: Shelley Bloor of Oungre, Janet Hanning. Grade III Piano: Honours: Michelle Hoffer. YORKTON - Grade II Piano: First Class Honours: Wendy Lynn Baron; Honours: Wendy Dawn Waselenchuk of Jedburgh. Grade IV Piano: Honours: Candace Dawn Hardy, Susan Gardner, Donna Prokopchuk; Pass: Sheila MacDonald. Grade V Piano: Honours: Debora Prokopchuk; Pass: Naomi Neis. Grade VI Piano: Pass: Tammy Oucharek of Wroxton. Grade VII Piano: Pass: Yvonne Daykin. Grade VIII Piano: Pass: Jane Fiegal . Grade X Piano: Honours: Gwendolyn Laurel Eichhorst. REGINA - Grade I Piano: Pass: Brenda Bakken and Margaret Tatarinoff (equal marks), Peter Flynn. Grade II Piano: Honours: Shannon Johnston. Grade III Piano: Honours: Heather Watt, Leslie Hansen; Pass: Judy Mali, Monica Neumann. Grade IV Piano: Honours: Laurie Nenson, Annette Kutarna, Shannon MacNeill; Pass: Arden Cherkas of Bienfait, Ivor Griffith and Joanne Messer (equal marks), Sheldon Johnson. Grade V Piano: Honours: Kevin MacNeill; Pass: Sandy Genereux, Sarah Fuller of Oxbow. Grade VI Piano: 6. Honours: Laura Forgie; Pass: Garth Huber, Patricia Beisel and Janine Clampitt (equal marks). Grade VII Piano: First Class Honours: Cathy Martin; Honours: Norma Greggain; Pass: Brent Cherkas of Bienfait, Cameron Kennedy. Grade VIII Piano: First CI ass Honours: Dmytro Kazymyra; Honours: Janette Schel I enberg , Andrea Cherkas of Bienfait, Jeffrey Arsenych; Pass: Traci Pelling and Brenda Ruf (equal marks), Lyle Drew and Jim Genereux (equal marks), Crystal Korpan, Brenda Froese of Grenfell . Grade IX Piano: Honours: Catherine Lasuita; Pass: Michele lvanitz, Laura McWilliam, Sheila Braaten. Grade XI Piano Associate - Teacher: Honours: Leonore Driedger. Grade I Voice: Honours: Sandi Baldwin and Beverley Shore (equal marks). Grade V Voice: Pass: Donna Wood. Grade IV Violin: First Class Honours: David McMaster. Grade IX Violin: Pass: Susan Gee. Grade X Violin: First Class Honours: Deborah Young. Grade II Recorder: First Class Honours: Kirsten Costain 0 Grade V Clarinet: Pass: Bradley Cherkas of Bienfait. - 30 - .
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