Herman, W. F. Academy Secondary School Yearbook 1964-1965

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Herman, W. F. Academy Secondary School Yearbook 1964-1965

Herman, W. F. Academy Secondary School (Windsor, Ontario)

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Book owned by Sandy Landry This book is dedicated to the memory of a man devoted to our education. Mr. D. J. Mahon ~}~~-tt~ . &6fi!Jij J)f})J!ll ifJ

MR. FOX, PRINCIPAL

An ancient Greek philosopher once said that the purpose of education is to persuade a person to like what he should like ond to dislike what he should dislike. One of the saddest things in our world is ignorance. It is bad enough to have a lack of knowledge of things, people and events, but it is far worse not to know that th,ere are better things in life than what one is doing and thinking. An education helps everyone to formulate a set of values to live by, to try to do these better things. The time each student spends in school helps him to think clearly and to arrive at good judgements about the relative importance of the various kinds of activity that make up human life. It opens up to everyone, by pro viding standards, the opportunity and ability to judge values. It enables everyone to determine what is right or wrong, what is true or false, what is essential or trivial, and what will contribute to his happiness in life. I sincerely hope that all of our graduates will have developed a frame of mind, of thought and of judgement, which will enable them to handle themselves graciously and with ease in any environment and will have achieved a peace of mind and understanding which one must have to support one through the crises that come to all of us. MR. R. BARTLETT, VICE-PRJNCIPAL

GUIDANCE: Mr. Saffron, Miss MacIntyre. Mr. Duroc~er, Mr. Chillero.

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ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Bock Row: Mr. Munro, Mr. Buckley, Mr. lugli, Miss Murphy, Mr. Plank, Mr. Feover. Front Row: Miss Nykor, Mrs. Cameron, Miss Smith, Miss Healy, Miss Nelson, Miss Cokebreod.

HISTORY - GEOGRAPHY DEPARTMENT Bock Row: Mr. DelCol, Mr. Plank, Mr. Feover, Mr. MoGorvey, Mr. Shearon, Mr. Sheuermon. Front Row: Mr. Warwick, Mrs. Copeland, Miss Nykor, Miss Phillips, Mr. Chilloro. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Back Row: Mrs. Brawn, Miss N ichols, Mrs. Geddes, Mrs. Webster, Mrs. Copeland. Front Row: Mr. Boutin, Miss MacIntyre, Mrs. Closser, Mr. Vaughon Evans.

MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Back Raw: Mr. Charlton, Mr. Sisca, Mr. Heward, Mr. Keele, Mr. Docherty. Front Row: Mr. Gallie, Mr. McCullough, Miss Tunks, Mr. Ramiens, Mr. Dresser.

SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Bock Row: Mr. Sisco, Mr. Aitken, Mr. Wallen, Mr. Heward. Front Row: Mr. Snider, Mr. Melega, Mr. Culbert, Mr. Sillick. COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Standing: Mr. Christie, Mr. Boutin. Sealed: Mr. Docherty, Mr. Soffran, Mr. Hammershmidt.

MUSIC: Mr. Dresser

ART: Mr. Bice

PHYSICAL EDUCATION Bock Row: Mr. Oksanen, Mr. Jonisse, Mr. Valentine, Mr. Mcleon, Mr. Romiens. Front Row, Miss Murphy, Miss Cakebread, Miss Nelson, Miss Davis. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Greenway, Mr. Montague.

HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT: Mrs. Day, Mrs. Malkon.

SECRETARIES: Mrs. Inga Mason, Mrs. Doris Prall, Miss Barbara Fink, Miss Lynn Soper.

MAINTENANCE: Walter Pluto, Ken Bennet, Louis Kerestyen, Mrs. June, Mrs. K. Durbach.

\. • I THRY CHAPPELL LOIS CHOPTIANY 808 CLARK WAYNE ClARK Amb., Denti,t. Amb., Teocher (Primory Amb.: Latin profeuor. P.: To ¥isit Hermon os o Grad 111. Pl., Closs of '66. guest, not an Inmate. Pl.11 Teachtr'< College. App., Freddy. f .S.: there goes o vogue App.: Invisible. F.S., I don't have it done, mind in o vogue body. P.S., Well, I 11ueu. Sir. P.P., S.R.

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DARLENE COWAN LAIRD CRABBE ARLENE CRAIG ROBERT J. DEMERS Amb., To pou Che mistry. Amb,t To be o Ccrumbo Amb.: Chemical Engineer. Pl., Ph.D. in Chemistry. teacher. Pl., U. of W . App,, BuckJkinned. Pl., Nurse. F.S.: I cried to God because

F.S., Just four days 'til the App., Demure. I had no shoes1 'til I wHkend. f.S., Put ... Sandy. met a ma n who hod P.P.: Girh ...,ho wear stocks. P.P., Carumbal no fet. nylons... and high heels P.P., life begins at 3 ,05. --.at the some time.

MIKE DENOMME MIKE DOBRICH MAUREEN DOWDELL MAICEL DUGAL Amb., U. of D. Amb., To put Mrs. Doy out Amb.: Teocher. Pl., Anything but work. al o jab. Pl .: Polish lower's skates, App.: Unique. Pl., U. al W. studying loin the Smith Brothers. F.S., Poul! ... II Home Ee. App.: Cleon•1hov•"· P.P. , Mr. Delco ond 9th F.S., He' s just great. f.S., No, I don' t dye my period on Thursdays. P.P., People who don' t beordl Other, Ken McOulre tellin11 agree that he' s 11reot. P.P., Certain glrls. me he' s o better bas Other, Nosey people, Mon• ke tball player them I treat and Detroit fan,. om. SANDRA DUNLOP MARILYN FAJtOUGH IILL lFISHI FIASER MANFRED FURS lalia• M•nsl Amb., McMo,ter '66-' 67. Amb.1 To be Prime Minister. Amb., Teacher. Pl., life membersMp QI Pl.: To toke anything he Pl.: U. of W. University. con get. App., Yellow hair styled a F.S.: Are you going to App,, Well? lo spool ie1. Woodstock this week• F.S., Is that so? f .S.t You•re not my motherl end? P.P.1 Immature.. beautiful P.P., Certain blondes. girls. App.1 Green, scoley, has gills.

BARI GEKILL SANDIE GILES JOHN GIRAID JEANNE GONIEA Amb., O.B.D.C. Amb., lob. tech. Amb., Teacher. Amb.1 Physical therapist. Pl., Teacher's College. Pl.: Sept. 17, 1960. Pl.: U. of W. Pl.: To poss o Trig. te,t. App., I. App.,.~ for.rourself. App., Bespectacled. App., John Boez. F.S., Musi be nice. F.S.: Bunner . F.S.t I .,..onder. f .S.: Now look "chickeo, l'.P,: Work. P.P., The trick."' P.P., flunking Grode 13. poo''. Other. 1975-wos•lng P.P., People who knock diapers. Volk,wagens.

IUSS GRAY MARGARET GREEN ALAN GRIMWOOD PETER GRIMWOOD Amb.: To eventually g rod An,b,, To be o ourse. Amb.,? Amb.: To ovoid being fat, uote. Pl.: Nurse's troinin9 ct Vic• Pl.: Honours Science ot U. bold, and one hun· Pl.: W.0.1.T. tor1a Hospital, London. of W. dred. App.: Rare "'yeller' ,weal· App.i Nervous? App. : 5 days o week. Pl., U. of W. some year shirts. F.S.1 I'm not 9oin9 to worry F.S., Search me. soon. F.S., loughus muchus. about anything ony P.P.i life in general, App.: Fat, bold, ..• P.P., Vogue history exams. more. F.S.: Don't hove one ond always wilt. P .P. , King Linus, Olive Oil, o.nd Tecumseh. SHARRON GUIGNION BRIAN HAYES TED HOOLE JOHN IATZICO Amb.: Public school teacher. Amb., Drive a big bod Amb.: To graduate. Pl.: To go lo Wind,or Dodge. Pl.: U. of W. Teacher's College next P.: leam how lo drive. App., Nobody knows - he's ye

BRIAN KNOWLER ELISABETH KOEHL KIM KUWABARA MARY LEVER Amb.: To own o pool holl. Amb.: f lip o certain Grode Amb.: To be best Home· Ee. Amb.: Nurse. Pl.; Make some money. 138 boy. teacher yet. Pl.: University of Western App.: Typical Grode l:3 Pl.: Honour Arh al U. of Pl.: Homo Ee., U. of W. Ontario. clod. w. App., " Fetching." F.S., Get outl App.: Different. P.P .: Arriving anywhere on P.P., T,o~h~rs. f.S.: Seriously? time. Other, Who wa, the clod P.P.: Lome Rowe. that invented school?

RON LITTLEJOHNS CAROL LORONDEAU BOB LUCYSHYN BOB LUVISOTTO Amb.:? Amb., 0 . B. D. C. Amb.: Dentist. Amb.: f resh air inspector. Pl.i To graduate next year. Pl., Windsor Teacher' s Col Pl.: 1,J. of W. Pl., Psychologist. F.S., I wonno drop. leg.e. App.: Esquire. App.i Some as lost year. P.P.: Deportme nt of Trans F.S.: Don't worry about ii. F.S.: I care o lot. F.S., Bite the bog. port. P. P.: Boy friend away at P.P., fol girls. P.P.: Hair cuts. college. Other, -'09',, MARK MAKI BILL MALOTT DENNIS MANNING BOB MANOR Amb.: To pass an algebra Amb.: Work at Chryslers. Amb., Win Nobel Prize for Amb.: Get oul of thirteen. exam. Pl.: Own a Plymouth. literature. Pl., Employment (?) Pl., M.C. al the Empress. App.: Clolhed. Pl.: R01>orter for Playboy. F.S., Don't sock me 'round. F.S., Hey, creep! f.S., Down with the N.F.S.S. F.S., Where 's the spore. P.P., Pigtails. P.P.: Grade 13. P.P., General Motors. P.P .: Dyed blondes.

CAROLE MANSER NANCY MATHESON PAUL MATTINEN GEORGE McCAULLEY Amb., High school teacher. Amb.: To join Dove in study Amb., Geologist. Pl. , U. of W.O. room. Pl., Herman (Post Grad.). F.S. : Don't worry about i ll PL: Victoria Hospital., Lon• App., An equation. P.P.: Waiting for slow peo.. don. F.S.: Yes. pie. App., Ah, huhl P.P.: Contented milk from P.P.: Popular music at lunch contented cows. hour.

MARY McGAVIN JANET Mcl

RICHARD MILSOM LYNDA NOTT KATHY O'BRIEN SHARON O'MARA Amb.: Finish high sthool. Amb.: 0.B.D.C. Amb., Teacher. Pl., U. of W. Amb.: To be another Flor- Pl.: U. of W . - Major Pl.: Teache r's College. App.: Neat. ente Nightingale. History. App., Blonde beatnik. F.S., That's not the way it's Pl.: Nursing. App,: Insignificant. F.S.: I'm getting my hair done. App.: Teeny-weeny. F.S.: These exams don't cur. F.S.: You'd better believe it. P.P.: Homewo, k. count. P.P.: Ecology. P.P. : People asking me to P.P.: Nemesis in 206. speak louder.

ANDY PARICHI DAVE PATERSON JOHN PATTERSON JUDY PATKAlL Amb., Belly dancer a t tho Amb.: lawyer. Amb.: To understand Empreu. Pl., R.O .T.P. Physics. Pl.: Pre-Med. at U. of W. App,: Dashing, debonair, Pl.: Mad Physicist ct U. of App.! That of on average e tc.II Waterloo. Tecumseh Noblemo.n. F.S., Check that blonde? P.P.: Being calle d Judith K. f .S.: Doesn't hove one. P.P.: Other dashing debo f .S.: Surely you jest. P.P.: Peopl" who knock Te na ir bums who like cumseh, •53 Chev's, blondes. and Eggmen. SUSAN PENROSE JOE PERZ RANDY PHILLIPS VIC POPOV Amb., To get out of Grode Amb., To finish high school. Amb., To get o fob. 13. Pl., Attend university. Pl., To get Grode 13. Pl., University. App, , Human. App.: D.O.M. P.P., Trees. F.S,: I didn't do my home F.S.: Aro you for real? work. P.P., Snow. P.P., Homework.

ANDY PRECOP BOB PULA GARY QUICK KIM READ Amb.: To graduate as soon Amb.: To poss Algebra. Amb.: Hum•m•m. os possible. Pl.: To retum to Hermon. Pl.: W.0.1.T. Pl.: To graduate as soon os F.S., Yeo, okay. App.: Hum•m•m, possible. P.P.: Bill Molloll. F.S., Hi, lod. App,, 5 o'clock shadow of P.P., Sore throat<. 2,00 P.M. F.S., Hello groupl P.P. : Exam results.

/1\IKE RICHARDS JOHN ROBINSON PAT ROMANUV TIM ROUNDS Amb.: B.Sc. Amb., To be o ballet Amb., Grode 1 teacher. Amb.: To ioin Poac.e Corps. PI.: Herman next year. dancer. P., Teocher's College. Pl,: To join Peace Corps App.: E.xcru,iating. Pl., To retum lo Hermon. f.S.: How sweet it is. this week-end. F.S.: Why? App.: A beor. P.P.: Eoting, App., Yellow socks on P.P.: Algebro. F.S., I'm not coming bock Fridays. hero next year. F.S.: No doubt. P.P.: leave my nose alone. y l 1 SABARA LORNE ROWE SYLVIA RUNFT BARBARA RUSLING JOHN " J.S." Amb., Golf professional. Amb., lab tech. Amb., Elementary school Amb., To sell Kool-Aid to Pl., Southern College. Pl., U. of W. teacher. the Eskimos. f.S., N.F.S.S. forever! f.S., Can I borrow-? Pl., Teacher's College. Pl.: To build storm sewers P.P., Blondes! (Ono in P.P. , Room 258. App.: Dwarf-like. in Sandwich East. F.S.1 Are you for real? particular). f.S., Stroke another theorem I P.P.: Washing p izza plates. P.P.: People asking me ho'W rm doing in school.

SIEGRIED SCHAFER ELIZABETH SEBESTYEN MAURICE SEKERSKY JIM NELSO N Amb.: Sociol worker. Amb.: To become a mech Pl . , U. of W . onicol engineer. F.S., Dugd a fuledbe. Pl.: To sneak into the U. of P.P.: Lis. by the window. w. F .S., Oh, ralsl P.P., Tho population o•plo sion at our house.

BOB SMORONG LLOYD SYM INGTON BRYAN TAYLES FAITH TOMNEY Amb., To pan Grode 13. Amb., To bo in tho in Amb.: Teacher. Pl., To be a doctor. crowd. Pl., Teacher", College. F.S. , I don't believe it. Pl., To marry a girl from f .S.: Guess what time I got P.P., Homework. Saginaw. to sleep lost night? App., baby lace. P.P., Unanswered lodge ap f .S.: See yo around com pus. plications. P.P., Anything w ith a •kiri on. •

B~IAN TRUDELL DONALD WALESI AI( DIANNE WILSON JOE WOJTOWICZ Amb., Undecided. Amb., Get rich fa,t. Amb., O.B.O.C. Amb., None. Pl., U. of W. next year. Pl., I.B.M. programmer. Pl.: U. of W. Pl., None. App., Opinionated. F .S., Peaches. App. , Smiley. App., Plain. F.S., That's beside the P.P.: Show-offs. F.S.: Does anybody want to F.S., No. point. go to the Big Boy? P.P., People trying to find P.P.: Teachers who won't P.P.: Roots. out about you. listen to your ideas.

K1EY Amb.: Ambition Pl.: Plans App.: Appearance F.S.: Favourite Saying P.P. : Pet Peeve

CAROL WOOLCOCK WALTER YATES Amb.: To be o nurse. Amb.: To get to University. e~ Pl.: Training at Victoria Pl.: Western. Hospital, London. App., Sleepy. f .S.: That's for sure. F.S., What·, to eat? P .P.: Blaring radios at P.P.: Joe W. lunch time. lyles., mens wear INTERNATIONAL CUSTOMS BROKERS Ltd. 318 OUEUETTE AVE .• WINDSOR. ONT. 254-7777 254-2690 Phone 252-8391, 256-8271 Imports Exports Drawbacks 586 Ouellette Ave., Room 307 IT ' S SMART TO SHOP AT

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In June of 1964, the students of W. F. Herman Collegiate won a total of $44,310.00. We proudly present the following winners: Dorothy Bulat David Pedwell Darlene Cowan Lawrence Perkins Sandra Dunlop Donna Peskan Dawn England George Porter Leslie Greason William Pratt Keith Harris Karen Richards Thomas Kendall Kenneth Sine Shirley Krawec Judith Stoddard Linda Laing Lloyd Symington Eugene Lipinsky Elizabeth Szkokan Helen Lokun Patricia Wilson Kenneth McQuire Walter Yates Antonia Michalczuk Robert Yovanovich Denise Milam Sandra Yovanovich David Murray ,~, The money was obtained from the following sources: Dominion-Provincial Bursaries cf(~ Ontario Scholarships Atkinson Foundation Bursaries University of Western Ontario Board of Governor's Scholarships University of Waterloo Entrance Scholarship r-----± \,, University of Windsor Tuition Scholarships Bert Nichol's Scholarship 1.0.D.E. Bursaries Warren P. Bolton Memorial Bursary Mrs. W. F. Herman's History Scholarship W. L. Clark's History Scholarship Ukrainian Graduate's Scholarship Ford Motor Company Scholarship ~) General Motors Institute Scholarship Federation of Women Teachers' Association Bursaries W indsor Women Teachers' Association Bursary Association of Professional Engineers Scholarship ~---~.,.._, W indsor and District Labour Council Bursary We hope that this will be an inspiration to all students at Herman Collegiate. Jane MacIntyre, E. U. Durocher. I \ WINDSOR BOARD OF EDUCAJION

tenders to the Students, Teachers and Principal

of W. F. HERMAN COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE Its Congratulations

on the Scholastic and Other Attainments of the School Year 1964-65

WINDSOR BOARD OF EDUCATION 1965

Ward 1...... K. C. Hortop, B.A. Ward II ...... G. A. Buchanan, B.A. Ward 111...... R. J. Whitty, M.D., D.A.B., F.I.C.S., F.A.C.S., Chairman Ward IV ...... G. M. Grant, Q.C. Ward V ...... D. W. Gray

Separate Schools Vocational School

H.J. Lassaline, M.A. L. F. Batterson T. Meconi, B.A. G. A. Lacy, B.A.Sc.

The Windsor Suburban District High School Board joins in congratulating those students from its area who are attending your school.

i:f WINDSOR SCHOOLS EXCEL i:f • ,I

12A Front Row, Lindo Blanchette, Jone Alkins, Cathy Smith, Miu Tunks, Joanne Huth, Sandy Dufour, Andrea laforet. Middle Row: Joa·nne Zoborek, Nancy Bondy, Roberto Horwood, Donna Millen, Sherry GuO,,o, Rosolie Novo. sod, Ann Mitchell, Elizabeth Gillett&, Mory Vezmar. Third Raw, Rom Hrynyk, Donny Bobb, Roger Murphy, liono1 Leroux, Wayne Swann, Dan Guenther Pueschel, George Switzer, Gino Scodeltoro, Poul Haymon. Back Row: Mat Chorneyko, lorry Treverton, Gory Krizo, Mike Sobora, Keith Meredith, Doug Pepper, Keith Young, Wally Tonkin, David Borris, Berkley Howard, Doug Reid. Abse11t: Linda Dowell, Dodio Mclean, Sandro Sharpe, Chris Reeves.

128 front Row: Laurie Arrand, Lindo Willimott, Marg Mc Guin.ess, Mr. Chittaro, Nita Silliclc, Linda Holes, Nancy McMurphy. Second Row: Cathy Kearns, Tom Tierney, Pa.tti Griffin, Chris Krukowski_. Koren Astles, Bonnie Gre oson, San dro Reisch, Lindo Sine, Lindo labute, Lindo Gaines, Allison Hebert. Third Row: Joe E-serski, Bill Bevington, Angelo Ciz.ek, Dionna Sul, Morllyn McPhee, Andrea Buni, Jo-Anne Goto, Howard Holmes, Bill Chartier, Louie Bulat. Back Rowr Dennis Scharfe, Bob Sauo, Bill Carf'er, Mike Dork, Don Blond, Rondy Burningham, Cliff Woolcock, Rick Mer.chbcck. Absent, Reg Appleyard, Dionne Hondzy, Don Kopetcnov. 12C front Row: Rosemary Gayne, Dina Regini, Jone Libby,. Sandy Beauchamp, Annette Ellwood, O lga Wloch, Bev Ellwood. Middle Row: Don Muleso,. Colleen Kenny, Elaine Scott, Pot Kovs, Cathy Kenney, Setty Green, Marlene Wil liamson, Chris Bodnorchuk, Sherry Rounding, Shiela Jewell, Bob Kirkwood. Third Row , Bi ll Porke r, Doug Cyphery, Manfred Sch neider, Chris Holes, Carafe Popkey, Sandy Kurry, Cecile Gregorayk, Pete Skov, l en Chiro, Roy Lucier, Bill Dugal. Bock Row, Poul Trappitt, Bob Pe terson, lorry Budolski, Dennis Str-okon, Te rry Bull, Glen Charbonneau., Al Bo• iono, Richard Churchill, Rick McMoster. Absent, Ed ith Thompson.

120 front Row: Nancy Johns, Jeanne Benoit, Shirley Thi, bert, Mr. Melega, Kathy Brose , , Lindo Logan, Midori Kuwabarct. Second Row:: Jim Taylor, Eugene Callins, Reg Chappell, Liz Jee, Sandy Bryson, Nancy Plonte, Lynne Howk,. worth, Dave Crockett, Dennis Williams, Mike Dunda. Third Row, Bob Copland, Doug Ladore, Dove Waldon, Von Parent, Phil Brown, Charles Raymond, Gord Mal· vem, John Rumble. Bock Row: Doug Langlois, Dan Pynn, Greg Gooding, Don Pohlman, Len Dunn, Ed Cove, Brion Dewar. Absent: Davo Boll, Gail Grant, Jim Humphries, Greg Morrow, Roberto Peltier,

Front Row: Cheri Ryon, Helen Koscic, Carolin Horvath, Mory Joy Wilkinson, Jc.Anne Reaume, Bev Ostopo· vitch, Susan Morris. Second Row, Cheryle Meloche, Solly Dexter, Jill Brouillette, Pa t Hofford, Mory Ann Huroit, April Meun• ier, Doris Wilson, Jane Penfold, Mory Lynne Read. Third Row: George Zan, Rom Carrick, Rob Smith, Jim Reaume, Colleen Boulette, Louise Roy, Tony Rojsigl,, Gary Krizo, Larry Treverton. Bock Row: Art Rathburn, Rick Baur, Gory Newton, BiU McNeil, Bob Dowdell, Ken Gniposky, Gerry Waldron, Al Lippold. Absent: Francis Simpson., Penny Murphy, Bob Irwin, George Findlay, Corl Beecroft. ....

12F Front Row: Judy Hogue, Heather Freemon, Sunonne, Smith, Lindo Turner, Lillian 8obesich, Carol Durocher, Lynda Seguin. Middle Row: Mike Kaus, lorry Bemicki, Sherry Reid, Sondra Scheuerman, Marle ne Huroit, Doug Anderson, Wayne Richard. Bock Row: Gory Klein, Rick Guenot, Mike Humeniuk, Ron Gniposky, Joe Novosod, Jim Belcher, Stan Thomp. son. Absent: Dennis Menard, Ray lefoivo, Cothy Penrose, Derek Petro.

12G front Row: Dianne Bogust, Penny Johnson, Fron Smith, Mr. Wollen, Carol Burkinshow, Cheryl Boleko, Kathy Crews. Middle Row: Chris Lajoie, Mory Lou Woodbridge, Barbaro Faulkner, Carol Armstrong, Lindo Thompson, Lorraine Gibala, Karina Nyholm., Gloria Cousineau, Dorothy Correll, Pol McCoy, Ruth Wolesiok. Third Row: Bill Bernyk, Jock Chicilo, Barrie Wom0

11A front Row, Solly Rose, Emily Kolody, Maureen Mc· Guiness, Mrs. Webster, Ilka Gopelle, Melody Phillips, Ida Copulo. Second Row: Jod:ie Gitord, Virginia Milam. Sharon Trudelll, Judy Woodall, Ann Kieboom, Michelle Dork, Barb Forough, Sondra Booker, Anne-Marie Raisigl, Betty Root. Third Row: Doug Reynolds, Mork Dorrepool, Peggy Aitchinson, 1lindo Cotton, Lisa Schroll, Mike Grim• wood. Bock RowJ Dietrnar Zank, Marion Cholubko, Gunter Mor• tin.Michael Muldoon, Pot Bondy, Angus McIntyre, Poul Scorpel Ii. Absent, Katharine Grusos, Phillip Ga rdine r. 118 Back Row: Brion White, Fred Brown, George Vujoto vich, Don Russell, Hugh Walling, Bn,ce Droke. Third Row: Mike freeman,. Brion Adlam, Miro Combor, Dianne Rainney, Carol Mitchell, Judy Cox, nm Mon forton, Rick Fontaine, Hans Zoborek. Second Row: Bonnie Black:, Lynda Rowe, Carole Jones, Mariann Desjardins, Vicky Ewing,. Jeanne Tyson, Pom Percy, Carol Coulson, Maureen Mc.Auley. Front Row, Judy Allsop, Jan& Stelsan, Averil Hollon, Nancy lanicello, Fron Kcvonough, Hilda Jungy, Mary Ann Gignac, Judy lee.

11C Ftonl Row, Linda Chclupiak, Betty Petruk, Mory Boionc, Linda Somis, Donna Smith, Nodine Rousseou, Sandro Mailloux, Koren Noth. Second Row: Clora VonWinkle, Jeon Andrews, Gloria Dawson, Judith Haines, Donna Summerfield, Marlene King, Clarice Jarvis, Gail Easter. Third Row: Santos S

110 front Row: Lindo Ferguson, Ruth Balfour, Gail Fulla way, Mory-Ellen Gouin, Carol Drouillard, Lynn Aft.. gus,. Marjorie Horton, Eileen Garant. Middl& Raw, Sandy Thornton, Susan Bemech&, Chris Hne Belanger, Judy Silver, Clleryl Scott, Thersa Belair, Cathy Waffl&, Rhonda Howe, Veronica Romaniw, Carol Erunt, laurie Wills. Third Row: Mac Stoddard, John Morency, Willis Louns bury, Barry Morcolte, Mikhell Nicolson, Terry GiRJrd, Piene Poronu.ui, Drew Stoddard, Lorry Raymond. Back Row, Brian Smith, Frank Kessel, Mike Seagull, Bab little, Tom Pesut, Ale x Grant, Dino Mozzon, Lloyd Smith. ....

11E front Row: Pot Lewandowski, Joyce Iler, Jo.Anne Pon grotx, Betty Robinson, Millo Szmigelsko, S,andi Guotto, Karen Smith. Middle Row, Richard Bennet, John Williams, Pol Borho, Carol Cote, Donna Bergomin, Mary Lou Lundy, Chris Bryant, Robert McMillan. Third Row, Bruce Wing, Alan legary, Greg Bostien, Oyde Campbell, Dennis Gusba, Charles Doyle, Tom Perrault. Bock Row, Don Scarpelli, Don Vernes, Jim Telford, Mike Pare, Jimmy Levoy., tan ·0oe, Ken Burgen., Larry Jones. Absent, Stan Brophey, John Dutko, Pam Kurry.

11F front Row: Karin Ootzert, Donna Ducharme. Teresa Jadc:ot, DorNn Lenuik, Dianna Pratt, Gayle Wilson, Belly Richard. Second Row, Katherine Ellis, Heather Whalen, Joy Overholt, Harlene Girard, Marjorie Hurajt., Judi Broad bent, Heather Pettigren, Borbora McMullen, Cathy Kramer. Third Row: Alan Doyle, Dennis Dupuis, Frank Wytlca, Jerry Sino, Roy Cousineau, Rex Payne, Bob Knott, Ron Dick, Bob Sinclair. Bock Row: John Hanson, Bill Rudling, Ron Potterson, Don Cameron, Wayne Pik·e, Joe Fauteux, George Walker, Mike Shonahon, Tom Theaker, Don Lauzon, lorry Work. Absent, Fred Newmon.

11G front Row, Carol Westlake, Oebn, Potts, linda Wale siok., Cheryl Berthiaume, Sylvia White, Naro Halliwill, Bonnie Souvie. Middh, Row, Lindo Mercer, Anita Bellmore, Bori>aro Goodger, Patricio Shanahan, Dorfene Beyer, Lindo Ookes, Vicky Grochowski, Potri

111 Froni Row, Linda Talbot, Carol Fenton, Lynda Girard, Rene Eichinger, Mary Ann Chorko, Sheila Desjarlais, Kare<> Schaefer. Second Row: Lynda Horris, Carol Bing, Lindo Lamont, Judy Renaud, Sseio Farrell, Sonnie Bain, Cathy Glea. son, Anita Munk, Linda McMullen. Third Row, Ken Kehb, Al Hillis, Ron Cribbs, Poul Brown, Sheila Nixon, Jone Fairlie, Gary Ropat, Rick Cookson, Don O'Brien, Roger Willimott. Back Row, Jack lodge, Gerry Thorpe, Darwin Brandl, Ken Reaume, Jin, Hardy, Les Williams, Don Howe, Tom Green, Randy Godfrey. Absent; John Bernyk, Terry Tessier, Lynda Womer, Vaughan Young.

10A front Row: Shelley G11ignion, Pot Barlow,. Ghele Zigon• iuk, Pat Brookbanks, Carol Coughlin, Marg Dillon, Heather Mclnty,... Middle Row, Sheila Eansar, Marg Eisler, Wendy Har• broe, Jeannette Beausoleil, Sharon Hobson, Sue Russel, Marilyn Mattinen, Colhy Toyl.-, !>onng Whi19, Third Row: Preston Punga, Bruno E.mmen'torler, Mike Hollon, Bab Boyle, Bob laMarche, Jack Koehl, Greg Rousseau, Pete Roth, Steve Hinek. Absent, Tom Hebert. ..

108 Front Row: Ro.eiilory Coulson, Andrea Domino, Lorraine Read, Judy Hales, Mary Lynn James, Elizabeth Mil choll, Judy Gazo. Second Row: Lorry Stewart, Margorol Shelson, Cynthia Dungy, Vickie Kobel ski, Sandy Smith, Su son Dupuis, Paul Hockey, John Knighton. Third Row: David Ormandy, Chuck Swann, Jon Ma,chko, Barbaro Nicholls,. Linda Donison, Sandy Precop, Nijola Giedriunas, Judy Howe, Fred Petruk, John Hall, Billy Raven. Back Row, Johnny MocDonald, Dale Clayden, Tom lat ;i.ko, Mike Tomicic, Ivon Donelon, Terry Quick, John Rubenstein, Gerald Korchuk, Louis Sovran.

l OC f,ont Row: Shawna Parker, Jone Kostka, Lindo Stembaur, Mr. Shearon, Theresa Mailloux, Valerie Tracy, Sharron Orford, Second Row: Jo-Anne Brecko, Angelo Soda, Jone ferris, Dole Sadowski, Lindo Nickerson, Barbaro McCoully, Cheryl Oltean, Joycelyn Haymon, Lindo Gloves. Third R.ow: Bill Hunter, Terry Donovan, Norman Lefevre, Shelogh Chase, Cassondra Keyser, Connie Ounda, Robert Weller, Michael Lariviere. Sock Row: WIifred Beausoleil, Doniel Napier, Paul Brownlie, Allan Warrington, Gory Desmarais, Brion Davidson, William Mumey, Richard Chemicki. A.bs.ent: Jo-Anne Crosby, William Kirkwood, Linda Melo

100 Front Row~ Lindo Donohue, Dayle Jonisse., Solly Witkin son, Sue Giles, Rosemary lonlc.tree, Sue Prosser, Pam Eldon_ Middle Row: Geil Ray, Sandy Ridgewell, Maureen Vernet, Oor,een Pratt, Kathy Howe, Carol Shanahan, Heather Mclntynt, Dione Harmer, Mory Claro Morris. Third Row: Robert Mitchell, Steve Phillips, Marc Berry, lorry Jocko, Nelson Dufour, Sieve Chomko, Richard Lariviere., Wayne Oonter. Bock Row: Don Girard, 8ruco Richards, Sob Su,ljo, Gory Stone-man, Doug Blaine, David Rusnak, Mike Mon churek. Abse nt, Linda Drummond, Edward Jee, Jo-Anne Klopo wich, Allan Thornton. lOE front Row: Julie Kott, Marlene Kolozy, lynn Jardine, Kathy Renaud, Marg Ingersoll, Ellen Topping, Mnry Renaud. Second Row: Rick Morrow, Bonnie Dodd.s, Sharon Se guin, Coral Smale, Mary Beaton, Georgette Ellwood, Carol McPhe-e, Carol Tessier, Pam Strudwick, Woody McKoig. Third Row: Dave Richie, Shirley Glover, Susan Scott, Judy Ne'Nbotd., Dianne Nerodo, Helen Novosod, Dionne Blond, Tom Ooley. Bock Row, Victor Bernyk, Alon Sine, Bob Murphy, Jo~n Bernhardt, Richard Hoyman, Dave Carpenter, Mile Coverhill, Rusty Rusling, Ken Johnke, Brad Arthur, Grant Miller. Absent: Carmen Comelli, Sill Woodburn.

10F Front Row, Donna Nott, Bonnie Vegh, Delores C.11111, Nancy Rounding, Joy Thompson, Betty Honson, Nancy Theoker, Solly Renouf. Middle Row: Tom Hummer, Jill Popkey, Jonet Mc(;uire, Denise Morden, Janis Howes, Gary Dotzert, Miss Smith. Back Row, Wayne Simpson, Bob Chernlcki, Ron Camp bell, Bill Bland, Ron McGuigan, Steven Zan. Absent, Lano Robinson.

10G Front Row: Linda Bulmer, Carol Lewandowski, Pam Bevins, Marg Commidge, Candice Tomney, Vicki,e Desjardins. Middle Row, Mork Burningham, Sandy No,ello, Sondy Diggins, Lindo Pitts, Susanne Veldhuizen, Ber1ha Cor rell, Michael Burnelt, Fronk Cunningham. Bock Row: Colin Word, Bob Williams, George Renaud, Bill Elder, Tom Dufour, More Thomas. 10H front Rawi Lindo flotcMr, Geil Gleason, Be·v Callins, Miss Nicholls, Bev Rathbum, Debbie Sadowski, Cheryl Ostopovitch. Middle Row: Jim Wolesiok, Bonnie Turner, Chella Hunlnghoke, Jackie Mclean, Susan Bublick, Jerry Jason. Bock Row, Ted Rainey, Brvc.e Simpson., Jim Whalen, Gary McMullen, David Pettigrew, Robert Rounding, Jim Crews. Absent, John Miller.

101 front Row: Suzanne Gomeau, Lindo Boker, Lynda Cox, Miss Nichols, Mary Beth Clouthier, Linda Waffle, Suzonno Gignac. Second Rowi Janet Gagnier, Elaine Morter, Nancy luxford, Bonnie Cowan, Joyce Desjardins, Francina e, Wood, Cynthia Konopaski, Kristyn Jacobs • .. Third Row, Gr9SI Micholuk, Shannon Ossinglon, Carol Qornko, Carol Je-whurst, Deonne Guymer, Denise ,. Dulavlt, Roy Adam. Bock Row, lorry Lebert, Richard Smith, Dove Tiede, Roy Richard, Allen Provost, Woyno Pore, Ken Tousingnont, Gory Beecroft.

lOJ front Row: Frank Micholuk, Richard Marchand, Jomes Dem111on1, Bob Menard, Dove Field, Bruce McMIiian, Norm Scarpelli, nm Copland. Front Row: Russ. Bonner, Tom Banks, Ruth Ann Bourke, lilllcn File, Wa yne Boulette, Tom Holliday. Absenh Tom Bois, Richard WilllmonU, Ron Millette, I Harriet McCowell, lev McCourt, Anne Davis. 10K front Row: Eileen Guilbeault, Brenda Gehl, Barbaro While, Mr. Su"1ron, Doris Booth, Betty Belland, Linda Lavoie .. Second Row: Pom Jarvis, Nancy Prieur, Susan Folkner, Penny Gilbert, Cookie Fenton, Patricio Weston, Carol Cooney, June Cousineau, Pam Hanis, Marlene Cecile. Third Row: Mamie Solon, Margie Gardiner, Barbaro Schne ider, Barbaro Conkey, Jeon Rodgers., Mory lou Burns, Carol Pollard., Jo-Anne Putinto. Bock Row: Marilyn Lucier, Moggie McGowan, Ann Chor bonneou, Caris Booth, Margaret Joyce, Lynda laing, Grace Virbon. Absent: Bonnie Filby, Kathy Adlam, Jean Vachon.

lOL front Row: Lindo Bellaire, Madelaine Dagenais Claudette Lamoureaux, Sondra Carroll, Tousignant, Pot Loszynski, Phyllis Bodechon. Middle Raw, Carol Marchand, Michelle Virtue, Judy Oiken, Helen McPhedran, Pot Scarpelli, Debbie lobute, Dorothy Porter, Linda Costella, Shirley Boyko, Jan Warren. Bock Row: Gordon Hyttenrauch, Jomes Johnston, Douglas Trenholme, Barry Huffman, Cheryl Ward, Adeline Bodnarchuk, George Maxim, Bob Smith, Ron Smith, David Mayhead. Absent: Annette Cecile, Dennis Chartier, Cynthia Douglas, Kenneth Homenich, Lynne Jeremschuk, Paul• ette St. Louis, John Smith, Sylvia Williams, ucile Lagore.

9A front Row: Carol Boteko, Heather Hons.en, Judy Sont orouo, Marlene Robin:son, Diane Rusling, Linda Chorne y, Ruth Ann Leclair. Middle Row, Leslie Hunter, Connstance Nicholls, Foye Ron, Lynda Seymour, Lindo Kit, Darlene Dem mans, Gerald Huth. Back Row: Phil Herbert, James Tuckey, David Stewart, Myron Wilson, Eddie Gorski, Poul Hodgins, Alan Warnock, Bill VanWinkle, Steven Arrond, Robert Benson, Kirk Messer, Donald Dupuis, Allen Mcleod, Brion Ellwood. Abs.enr: Rosemary Ouellette, Emily Rak, Marie Sargis, Christine Taylor. ..

98 front Row: 0..ryl lonh, Cecello Scorpelli, Joyce Blanchette, Honey Atkinson, Beverly Hanson, Delores Benoit. Middle Row, Mr, Volentine, Linda Dondy, Sharon Vemet, Ellz:obeth Katona, Ingrid Puempel, Janice Bouhttte, Patricia McK&mon, Irene Huroif., Chorlain Stone, Tom DeMor1in. Thin! Row:, Brad HIiiis, Susan Nalker, Mildred Reid, Sondra Letourneau, Frances Murray, Susan Reod, Brion Scullion, John Sobocon. Back Row, Dole Holman, Gory Keorns, John Scaife, Hugh foster, Poul Mcrkhom, David falrlield, Lyle Mouender.

9C front Row, Melbo Butcher, Morgaret Katona, Carol Wolesulk, Pauline Louiueiz:e, Betty Anne fedy, Mari beth Newbold. Second Row, Muriel Reid, Margaret Coscodden, Sharron Griffin, Jackie Romoniw, Irene lonluk, lyndo Ellwood, Chris Hunter. Thin! Row, Miko Biol, Jim Horris, Mike McConnell, Stan Makulskl, Dennis Bray, Ge-orse Ingersoll, Bn.ice Sin clair, Mike Harris. Bock Rowi Bob Rubenstein, Richard Brogan, Sam Irwin, Dan Kremer, John Packwood, Are Boudreau,. Rick Snider. Absent, Lindo Compboll, Dove Pelers, Greg Seguin, Beverly Blockton.

9D front Row: Judy Cowan, Shirley Johnson, Yvonne Garant, Barbaro Steed, lubo feloniuk, Judy S0IC111, Bonnie Chaberek. Second Row: Denny MdC:eowon., Anne Bewick, lorbaro Velor, Michelle Ctork, Pam Booth, Bev Rudling, s.. Smith, Linda Jenkin•, Lindo McKellar, Steven MIiien. Third Row: John Bryont., Michael Pogeou., Srion Odetre, Ken Dunbar, David Blake, Frank Drefci, Phillp Font aine, David Mclore11. Bock Row: Wayne Nye., Deon Potterson., Dove lodore., Wolter Hwozdeckyi, larry Chrittionson. Absenh Gary Sartori. 9E front Row, Joyce DrouJllard, Pot Rice, Noello Hogue, Doreen Tllomas, Lindo Edwards, Elaine Owens, Jonis Vegh. Second Row, Sharan Perrault, Susan Ellis, Glarla 8el owus, Shlrley Rus.enstrom, Cheryl Grymonprez, Helene Bondorchuk, lindo Thorpe,. Nancy Do..,is, Margaret Gibb,. Third Raw, Allen Plantus, John Bond, Larry Hayes, Richard Kennedy, James Joyce, John Davenport. Robert Patrick. Bock Row, Dennis Hirt, Gory Easte<, Gory Momoou, Gory See9er, lorry Cookson, Donald Macleay. Ab1enl: Wayne Jackson, Terry Chapmon.

9F front low: Patricia Ooley, Barbaro Brown, Nancy Stad,ick, Sharron Smith, Kathy Polchowski, Jeon Gamney, Carol Woolrlch. Second Rowa Barbara Notais, Christine Kerr, Mory McMillan, Colleen Hodgins, Rosemarie Roy, Mo,sho Choi:,pell, Lynda Jewhunt, Elizabeth Walker, Mory Ann Tou,lanont, Nicole Derepentlgny. Third Row: Poul Popov, Brion Root, Gory Hodoins, Dwight Perc-y, Lawrence Reaume, Richard Couture, Alon McMtllon. Boele Row: Moury Mason, David Corking, Donald Kollls, Robert Gilchrist, Gory Farfonick, Victor Korovltsch. Absent s Nancy Jubinville, Lowrenc·e Goy, David Craig.

9G front Row, Viole·t 8odra9on, Debbie Ooncy, Lynn Girotd., Mr. Siuo, Jackie Dupuis, NOt1cy Dupuis. Jo-Ann Solan. Middle Row: Susan Doyle, Phyllis Howorth, Sandro lrook, Aftn S2mi9ohko, Jo-Ann King, Susan Tomlinson, Bonni• Belong«, Nancy Pickering, Debbie Murphy. Christine Hrenchuk. Third Row, Curtis Reir, Dove Corchis, Jock Overholt, Poul lobule, John Pratt, Gory Porter, Gory Sunek, Richard Trudell. Bock Row, Gorry Pidrvcmy, Don Harlleib, Bob Niklas, William O,omey, 8111 Symonds, Sandford Arltlie, Bob Goulet, Don Flynn. Absent, Wayne Sharpe. 9H Front Row, Virginia Gloves, Shirley Dunbar. Corrie Droke, Mt. Bice, Mory Smith, Vol•rie Co19rove, Margie McPhff. Second Ro-w; Jonke lMkun, Su1on Kutnik, Pamela Anderson, Elizabeth Novosod, Gaynor Gooding, Irene Szmigelsko, Margaret Hilliker. Elizabeth WIiiiam,. Marlene Choteouneuf. Helen Mudrok. Third Row: John Krey. Kenneth Morris, Bruce Ropot, Vicki Dotzert, Sharon Brownlie, Judith Groulx. Mory St. louis, Richard Ellis, Anthony Cambor. PolTick Dupuis. Back Row, Wolltr Gay. Gerold Cousineau. Ron Miller, Richard Stack, Gasper Militello.

91 front Row: Marjo1ie Rogeu, Andrea Girling, Gail Fritz., Judy Whelpton. Nancy Nyholm, lindo Allen, Carolann Sondy. Middl• Row: Wolfy Wirth, Joann Johnson, Charlene Snow, Louise Bortolin, Judy Wilson, Kathleen Burk oskl, Cathy Sosso, l lndo Teoney. Third Row, Nancy Burdeny. Jim Hcl.ad, Greg Clouthier, Fronk S

9J front Row, Dora thy MIiiigan, Anne Agla, Brenda Gould. Mr. Sisco, Wendy Smordon, Mary-Betit Harwrlsh, Kathy lefave. Se

9L Front Row: Maureen Richardson, linda Matis, Helen Krejci, Mrs. Doy, Cathy Honlan, Brenda Stuart, Corol Ann J anisse. Second Row: Heather Gross, Susan Sinasac, Mory.Lou Lagace, Debra Woolcock, Bonnie Ridgewell, Gail le· loche1.1r, Martha Gardiner, Donna McGowean, Sherry Renouf. Third Row: Mike Dufraine, Victor Wilde, Charles Stewart, Eric Roth, Cecil Kuwobora, Doniel LoMorche, Gregory Ewing. Bock Row: Oscar Reely, William Sawyer, Bernhard Shlegel, David Watt, Barry Welitz.., John Baird, Dennis DonoYon, Rick Gordon. Absent, O livine Thibert.

9M front Row: Lindo Orouillo rd, Darlene Grant, Amber Keams, M.r. Wollen, Dale Eardley, Beth Scharfe, Roxann Brookbonks. Middle Row: Bob Millson. Joan Hahn, Lindy Hawes, Kathy Scutchings, Cheryl longlois. Joyce Hunter, Candy Hicks, Sondra Pitts, Judy Word, Donna Brandt, Gary Taylor. oo non Third Rowi Charles Goyne, Glenn Seeger, Mary Poisson, Sue Chadwick, Mary lee Allen, David Andrew, Stephen Pue,chel. Back Row: Doug Root, Gr0;ig Vrooman, Richard Miles, Barry Trudell, Brain Williamson, Bill Atkinson, Danny Oonnyluk, Terry Manchester. Absent: Miriam Mauro, Robert Keeble, Sandra Bechard. • 10A

'-' 'vJ e • re the class T hn t c a. n proud G,- boast~ c au s e we ' re the C 'd SS That 50 (d the mo5t . ''

PATRON \./INNERS .

Best Wishes to all the Students and Staff of Herman Collegiate from THE TOWNSHIP OF SANDWICH EAST

with a special greeting to all the pupils who live in the Township and a sincere wish for your success.

Reeve Louis J. Parent Deputy Reeve Barry E. Atkinson

Councillors Thomas S. Toth Cyrille Ducharme Joseph Spidalieri

Clerk-Treasurer C. T. Ouellette

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

Bubble bursting. the fastest track in the world. It takes courage Toke 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 500--ond set a 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 made him the 1964 NASCAR Champion. is flat; the sun revolves around the earth. You The Daytona race is tough. 500 miles around knew that all along.

Valiant * Plymouth * Dodge * Chrysler * Imperial 0 CHRYSLER CANADA LTD. --- ~

THE STUDENT COUNCIL Dennis Menard Sandra Yovanovich Janel McKaig Dan Nix Treasurer President Secretary Vice-President

PRE.FECTS Back Raw: Mr. Warwick, Stan Thompson, Mickey Muldoon, Ted Hoole, Ken McGuire, Pat laBlonc. Front Row: Mike Denomme, Richard Milson, Andy Parichi, Jae Perz, Paul Scarpelli, Phil Altchin. MARY McGAVIN Queen of the prom -

UNITED NATIONS CLUB Back Raw: Peter Roth, Bob Boyle, Bill Woodburn, John Prall, Jo-Anne Gazo, Sandy Kaiser, Ron McGuigen, Nelson Dufour, Tom Hebert, Mr. Shearon. Seated: Sand Dufour, Mike Sabaro, Norm Jee, Chris Stefanovich.

U.N. VISITOR Mike Sabara

CHESS CLUB Back Raw: Bruce Sincloir, Bernard Schlegel, Jim Swann, Albin Kristy, Norm Donaldson, Doug Blain, Bruno Emmerstarfer, Bob Mitchell. Middle Row: Dennis Jubenville, Rick Podey, Keith Pepper, Colin Ward, John Rumble, Ron McGuigan, Chrii Stefanovich, Tom Hebert, Bill Elder, Bob Boyle. Front Row: Pete Roth, David Jubenville, Mr. Gallie, Carol Coglin. Absent: Mike Tomicic, Fred Petruk, Greg Rous seau.

_.. PREFECTS After viewing the Security Council in a debate over the Congo Crisis we left to see New York. Under the head prefect "Pat LeBlanc" these Chinatown, Greenwich Village and the Metro twenty senior students with the assistance of some politan Opera were only a few of the places teachers usher at evening events such as Sock visited in New York area. Hops, and Graduation Ceremonies along with Thus, the trip was a different experience which their regular school duties. certainly left many impressions both good and The teachers who assist the Prefects are Mr. bad. I think l can truly say that I have profited Chittoro, Mr. Hammerschmidt, Mr. Scheuerman, from my trip both a s a student and a person. and Mr. Warwick. While the co-operative students learn responsi Michael Sabara. bilities and become better citizens, the Prefects develop valuable qualities. CHESS CLUB John Sabara. This year the Chess Club ha s been the most active yet. Our president, Peter Roth, and staff advisor-Mr. Gallie, have organized chess tourna SOCIAL COMMITTEE ments with Lowe and Walkerville Collegiate In The Social Commitee has sponsored many sock stitutes. hops this year and most of them have been suc A lightning chess tourna ment was held. This is cessful. Many of the disorders have been brought a game of chess in which each player has only to a minimum by Mr. Heward's introduction of the 30 seconds to move. Quick thinking is essential. "donce list", by the insistant possession of a Our continuous chess tournament has been in student ca rd, and by careful inspection of students effect. In this tournament the members of the at the door. club challenge each other for the purpose of mov The annual prom, Cupid's Capers, held on ing up the pyramid of chess players to the summit. Saturday, February 13, was well attended by the Chess is an exciting game to learn and to play. student body. Mary McGavin of 130 was crown If you wish to learn, come into Room # 257 any ed Queen by last year's Queen-Pat Hofford. afternoon a nd try your hand at the game of Mr. Bice, Mr. Wallen and Mr. Aitken spent many kings. long hours in preparation for the prom. Chris Stefanovich.

SENIOR MATH CLUB UNITED NATIONS CLUB This year, the club is composed of two small The United Nations Club this year had as its groups which meet separately twice a week. Both staff advisors-Mr. Shearon, Miss Phillips and the the Grade 12 and the Grade 13 Clubs a re pre President Michael Sabora. paring for the a nnual contest in March. The This year the club has increased both in its grade 13 club mmebers a re a lso receiving help membership and activities. It is one of the few from Miss Tunks. The club is also considering a clubs which has a constitution and follows parlia trip to Wa terloo to tour the University of Waterloo. mentary procedure in the meetings. The new of Judy Patkau. fice of treasurer was created this year. There are special meetings wherein political and interna tional affairs are discussed. GRADE ELEVEN MATH CLUB This year the Club put on an assembly, com The Grade 11 Ma thematics Club is composed memorating "United Nations Day". A United of a small number of students who are eager to Nations flag financed by the club was donated learn more about mathematics. Meeting every in the name of Mr. Mahon to the school. The second Wednesday, these students investigated club attended, in April, the Model United Nations such mathematical gems as the trisection of an at the University of Detroit. a ngle and number theory. Besides this they work Over $136.00 worth of Christmas Cards were ed on previous math papers in preparation for the sold this year by the members. The United Na University of Waterloo Math Contest. Under the tions Club has always strived and will continue direction of Mr. McCullough, the members had a to strive for the ideals of the real United Nations; successful and interesting year. a nd it is to this purpose that the Club is dedicated. Mork Dorrepaal. Michael Sabara. GRADE TEN MATH CLUB The Grade 10 Ma th Club consists of 17 mem THE UNITED NATIONS TRIP bers a nd our staff a dvisor is Mr. Keele. Duri ng the year we visited the Da ta Processing Depart This year I had the honour of a ttending the ment of Chrysler of Canada and observed I.B.M. United Nations in New York. There was one Computers and machines at work. We entered the student from each Windsor school under our Junior Math Contest for the province of Ontario. chaperone - Father Foley of Assumption High Many of us worked on "Venn" diagram prob School. O ut of the four days we were there, two lems and questions from previous provi ncial con days were set aside for the United Nations, a nd test pa pers. two days for sightseeing in New York. Caro l Shana han. II

' SENIOR MATH CLUB Standing: Mark Rorrepaal, Carol Conley, Miss Tunh, Wayne Clarke, Brian Trudell, Lloyd Symington. Seated: Ann Mitchell, Judy Patkau.

GRADE 11 MATH CLUB Ilka Gopelle, Carol Conley, Michael Freeman, Michael Grimwood, Mark Dorrepall. LIBRARY STAFF CAMERA CLUB One of the busiest groups in Herman Collegiate This year, as usual, the Camera Club has been is the library Staff. There are about twelve girls engrossed in a variety of projects. in the club, in addition to the many class librarians. Our biggest single undertaking was producing Under the guidance of Mr. Munro and Miss Nykor the girls gain useful experience in procesing new the pictures for the Athletic section of this book. books, repairing old ones, and in handling money However, the smaller things such as taking pictures -ond people. But the girls are not subjected to at the Flag-raising or at the games seemed to a program of all work and no pleasure. Money cause the most trouble. collected from overdue books is used to send the After class a compact group gathers together in librarians to such events as the National Ballet Room 255 to hold a hasty consultation with the and the Shakespearian Festival in Stratford. "Boss" Mr. Melega, to decide on what has to be done in the immediate future. Chores are quickly parcelled out and with a few last-minute sugges tions the g roup scatters in one's and two's. The SCHOOL REPORTERS cameras appear and the darkroom's hall light Although we had an enthusiastic group of re flashes on. The Camera Club is in action for the porters this year, the success of the youth page next few hours. depended on student participation. We hope the The next day the scene is exactly repeated Youth Page will improve as school spirit grows. except that the group is soon busy trying to Liz Sebestyen, April Meunier, Averil Holton, straighten out yesterday's efforts. Jone Stetson and Peggy Aitchinson reported each Seriously though, we. are a very busy and happy week to the Star under the direction of Miss Nykor. club working to serve the school. Our thanks go to Mr. Munro who got up half an hour earlier than usual to let us into the library Hans Zaborek. every Tuesday morning. Averil Holton.

THE HERMAN COLLEGIATE COMMERCE CLUB PUBLIC SPEAKING CONTEST The Commerce Club was just started this year ,The anuual inter-school Public Speaking Contest and has been quite a success. It has been dealing got off to a flying start by emphasizing the im in the operation of business. Its activities have portance of Public Speaking in business and pro consisted of a Tour of Chrysler of Canada and fessional life. Student speakers kept the cafeteria a lso a Tour of the Salt Mines, to mention only a ringing with voices during the early part of Jan few. Its staff advisor is Mr. Docherty. uary, and the judges had a hard time choosing the future Ciceros from among the talkative con testants. The topics varied a great deal, but all TICKET SELLERS aroused much interest in the listening audience. The competition wa s keen and the contests clearly Under the direction of Mr. Hammerschmidt ap revealed that some excellent orators were attend proximately forty students have handled tickets ing Herman Collegiate. for basketball, hockey and football games. As of the end of January 1965, the ticket sellers The winners were: Richard Miles-Junior Boys; have provided enough income through sales to Margaret Eisler - Junior Girls; Bruce Drake - pay all football and basketball game expenses Senior Boys; and Jeanne Tyson-Senior Girls. and still have a surplus in the School Treasury. The work of the ticket sellers and the support of the students who bought tickets is greatly ap predated. DRIVER EDUCATION By 1970, there will be three cars on the road for every two now in use. Despite vast highway THE FASHION SHOW OF 1965 building programmes, the future will bring ex tremely heavy traffic concentrations, especially in Ten models chosen from all grades paraded in their ensembles to a background of organ music and around urban areas. Drivers will find them selves exposed to dange rous situations more fre played by Rosemary Roy of Grade 9 and com mentated by Jeanne Tyson of 118. quently than ever before. The outfits ranging from swimsuits to a knitted It is clear that in the decade ahead there will coat were not sewn by the Home Economic be a greater need for orderly, disciplined, careful, Students as in pr-evious years. The fashionable and safe driving. outfits were selected from Vera's Village Shop. Indeed, the general level of driving skill must Miss Cakebreod and Miss Nelson put extensive rise sharply if traffic is to be anything but chaotic. effort to make another project of the Girls' Ath Our greatest hope for avoiding this traffic chaos letic Association a success. is DRIVER EDUCATION! LIBRARY STAFF Seated, Lorraine Boivin, Bonnie Cowon, Eloine Mercer, Grace Vcrban., Carolin Horvath, Shirley Johnson. Standing: Miss Nykor, Caral Drouillard, Shelley Guignion, Gale Easter, Lynn Girard, Joy Overholt, Norleen Girard, April Meunier, Barbaro Conkey, Bette Hanson, Mr. Munro. Absent: Pol McCoy, Dennis Donovan, D. Guymer.

STAR REPORTERS Front Row: Averil Holten, Lis Sebestyen, Peggy Aitchison, Jone Stetson. Back Row: April Munier, Miss Nykor. Compliments of A FRIEND

Bev Ellwood Mary Beth Newbold

Colleen Boulette

Elaine Mercer •

CAMERA CLUB Back Row: Bob Boyles, Dave Ormondy, Ed Cave, Cheri Ryan, Mary Lynn Read, Dave Lojore, Marian Cholubka, Dan Russell, Hans Zaborek. Front Row: Heather McIntyre, Gisele Zizoniuk, Donna Summerfield, Judy Haines, Belly Hanson, Sheilo Nixon, Margaret Eisler. Absent: Lorraine Boivin, Linda Mercer, Carolyn Westlake, Bruce Drake.

PUBLIC SPEAKING WINNERS Bruce Drake Jeanne Tyson Mary Eisler Richard Mileo THE DRAMA CLUB This year at Herman promises to be the best yet for the Drama Club. Early in the school year we presented the comedy " Sunday Costs Five Pesos" after classes in the cafeteria. Because it proved successful we have begun work on an evening of dramatic readings and casting for " The Mousetrap" by Agatha Christie, which we hope to present in the third term. Our membership has expanded and the club has attracted more junior students than it has in previous years. Danny Bobb is the president and Averil Holton is the secretary. Much credit should be given to Miss Nykor for her time, guidance, and especially her patience. Averil Holton.

NEWSPAPER MUSIC This has been a busy year for H.C.I. musical This year marked the beginning of the first organizations. Under the direction of Mr. Murray Newspaper at Herman. We on the newspaper Dresser, the Concert Band, Orchestra and Chorus staff all agree that the hard work and many hours hove performed at many assemblies. In addition devoted to this project were worth it. to these assemblies, the Bond put on a concert The purpose of this newspaper is to keep Her at the Edith Covell Public School in Riverside. man on the go. Also, to keep the stude nts aware During the lotter half of the third term the " Her o ftheir advantages and opportunities our school man Harmony" and "Bandstand" were held. offers them. Our thanks to Mr. Fox, Mr. Hammerschmidt, Mr. Jone Stetson. Wallen, and Miss Healey for their interest in this project. ORCHESTRA PICTURE Mary Beth Clouthier. Front Row: Hilda Jung, Carol Coulson, Valerie Tracy, Fron Kavanaugh, Maureen McAuley, John latzko, Cathy Kramer, Berk Howard, Keith Young, Lionel Leroux, George Switzer, Jeanne Tyson, Rosalie Novasad, Dick Milson. Middle Row: Tom latzko, Rosemary Coulson, Lor raine Reed, Liz Mitchell, Carol Mitchell, Dave Borris, Doug Pepper, Louis Souvan, Jane Atkins, Carol Conley, Lynda Rowe, Jane Stetson, Judy Allsop, Jim Demmons, Joan Hall. things go Back Row: Danny Dickie, Doug Reid, Paul Hockey, Li nda Dowdell, Linda Dennison, Roger Freeman, John Knighton, Judy Cox, Bonnie Black, Jim Swann, Mike Freeman, Tim Monforton, Mat be~th Chorneyko, Fred Brown. BAND PICTURE Front Row: Louis Souvran, Doug Pepper, Wayne Swann, Dave Barris, Gerry Karchuk, Mary Beaton, Carol Mitchell, Cathy Kramer, Carole Coket U Dl 1u .11 a,11tr; Jones, Pam Percy, Jane Atlins, Vicky Ewing, Liz Guillette, Carol Conley, Lynda Rowe, Judy All sop, Jane Stetson. Middle Row: Da nny Russell, Fre d Petruk, Mickey z Tomicie, John Hall, Jim Demmons, Barb Hytten rouch, Nancy lannicillo, Ivan Donelon, Larry Stewart, Victor Bernyk, Bob Patrick, Mike Both Coca-Cola and Coke are registered trade marks Perkins, Bill Burdick, Brian Adlam, Mike Free which identify only the product of Coca-Cola lid. • man, Mat Chorneyko. Back Row: Doug Keid, George Switzer, Paul Hockey, Barb Howard, Dianne Kainey, Bruce Drake, Roger Freeman, Jon Maschke, Linda Dennison, Linda Dowdell, Bill Daven, John Knighton, Fred Brown, Jim Swann, Bonnie Beach, Judy Cox, George Vijatovich, Tim Mon forton, Danny Dickie. •

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THE NEWSPAPER STAFF Left to Right: John Foteux, Hans Zaborek, Miss Heoley, Mickey Tomicie, Mary Beth Clouthur, Ron Smith, Andrea Laforet, Joanne Johnson, Marion Chalubko. SENIOR CHEERLEADERS Back Row: Danna Millen, Andrea Bunt. Front Row: Peggy Aitchison, Janet McKaig (captain), Karen Datzert, Vicki Oglan.

JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS Rose-Morie Coulson, Joyce lier, Wendy Harbroe, Heather Whalen, Gloria Dawson, Jane Costka, Nancy Plan!e, Sue Morris. SENIOR FOOTBAL.L Back Raw: Mr. Valentine, Dan Cameron, Wayne Maare, Alex Menzies, Barry Warnock, Don Porker, Brion Tales, Mike Dork, Roy Lucier, Dennis Menard, Mark Maki, John Robinson, Mr. Janisse. Middle Row: Pete Saosto, Horry Lumley, Dennis Manning, Rick Bauer, Ken Tousineau, Hugh Walling, Greg Gooding, George Mocouffy, Gary Newton. Front Row: Andy Pariche, Mot Chorneyko, John Hansen, Louis Bulat, Don Nix, Dove Crocket, Richard, Wilfimoll, Dennis Williams, Greg Bublick, Tom Corrick.

JUNIOR FOOTBALL Back Row: Brion Adlam, Bab Choreki, Jahn Pockwaad, Donny Crorpeffi, Gory Beecroft, Bruce Droke, Cam bell Gordner. Middle Row: Mr. Romiens, Dennis Chartier, Jerry Karchuk, Rick Smith, Richard Fontaine, Miro Combor, Gary Dotzert, Lou Sovrol'I, Barrie Niletz, Jerry Jasin, Jim Maluern. Front Row: John Smith, Bruce Richards, Ed Gorski, Bill Fontaine, Dennis Gusbo, Rusty Rudling, Bob Gilcrest, Brion Odelle, Rick Morrow, Mark Thomas.

SOCCER TEAM Bock Row: Greg Ewing, Joe Wojtowia, Gory Stoneman, George Zonn, Don Pinn, Dennis Stoneman, Dino Monon, Dennis Dupuis, Russ Bonner, Mr. Montogu. Front Row: Gino Scodelloro, Pierre Poronnuui, John Grey, Willy Dugal, Bruce Demmons, Steve Zonn, Mike Tomicic, Wayne Swan. SENIOR BOYS' VOLLEYBALL TEAM Bock Row: Donny Russel, Terry Chappel, Ken McGuire, Mickey Muldoon, Bob Petruk. front Row: Terry Cloyden, John fortier, Gerry Dalton, Bill Crowder.

SENIOR GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL TEAM front Row: Gloria Dawson, Doreen Leniuck, Joyce lier, Cathy Rickert, Angela Cizek, Doris Wilson. Back Row: Jo-Ann Zaborek, Donna Millen, Elaine Scott, Miss Davis, Marilynn McPhee, Cecile Gregorczyk, Darlene Cowan, Done Sul.

GOLF TEAM Mr. Gollie, Tim Rounds, Lorne Rowe, Bob Boisvert, Bill Hunter. THE CHEERLEADERS SOCCER The 1964-65 school year hos proved to be on This year our still inexperienced Soccer Team eventful and successful year for the various school enjoyed one of its best seasons, although it teams. Although they did not win many cham· missed the playoffs by a single point. pionships, the members played their hardest, and the supporters cheered their loudest. Commendable words should go to Mr. Mon Everyone remembers the City Football Cham tague and all the players for their outstanding pionship gome in .0° weather. Both Patterson efforts. and our boys would have ployed much better if they hod worn snow-shoes. However, we were defeated; but watch out next yeor, Pussycats! The colourful posters pointed by the Pep Club, the SENIOR GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL bonfires, the police-escorted cor parades to During this year's season the Senior Girls won Windsor Stadium. Massey's green goalposts, and five out of eight games. They advanced to the the tremendous turn-out of Herman fons mode the semi-finals but were defeated by one of our football season o greot success. rivals-Kennedy Collegiate. The team went down The Griffs advanced as for as the City Bosket fighting, however, as they won the first game of boll Championship, and participated in S. W. 0. the match but lost the last two. S.S. A., and the Ontario championship. As a climax to the basketball season, the Balding Our thanks to Miss Davis for a great coaching Bombers blasted the Varsity Squad, while the fans effort. screamed, "Let's go, 8.0.; Let's go!" Instead of the eight traditional cheerleaders, this year there were six. We extend our thanks to Mr. Bice, who lent the GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Pep Club brushes and paints ,to Mrs. Geddes, our Without the help and leadership of Miss Nelson sponsor and teacher, a nd most of all to the fabu this year's G.A.A. would not have been a success. lous support which we received from the entire student body. The executive consisted of Darlene Cowan Janet McKaig President, Doris Wilson-Vice-President, Cathie Rickert- Treasurer, and Nora Halliwell as Secre FOOTBALL TEAM tory. The 1964-65 edition of the Herman Green The G.A.A. accomplished more things this year Griffin Football Squad was highly successful dur than it has in the post. Among its many accom ing the past season. Under the capable guidance plishments was, a very successful Toy Drive which of the coaches- Mr. Jonisse and Mr. Volentine collected 8,000 toys for under-privileged children; the team brought honour and distinction to the sponsoring of the school's first Tea Dance, which school. was a great success; and the sale of school The Griffs, although defeated in the champion Beanies. ship game on the wind-swept, snow covered field of Windsor Stadium, added several new records A sports Fashion Show called "World Ward to the book. For the second straight year the robe"; as w e ll as a car wash of the teachers' cars Green and White Squad made the play-offs and was held near the end of the school year. for the first time in the school's history competed in the championship game. The G.A.A. also sponsored a very successful interform swim meet; and volleyball and basket Out of the first seven league games the Griffs were beaten only once, and were awarded firs t ball program. place because of the squad's superior defensive record. Every game was a team effort; but, special mention should go to the players who made the THE BOYS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION all-city team, to the coaches, to the fans for their This year, the Boys' Athletic Association was set support and to all the team for a terrific effort. up to promote inter-form sports. Next year we hope to obtain some equipment for the boys' JUNIOR FOOTBALL a"lhletic teams. In the election held at the first of the year the following boys were e lected: This year the junior football team defeated every other junior teom and came close to defeat John Robinson as President; ing Assumption's second string seniors. At the end Dennis Williams as Vice-President; of the season their record consisted of 7 wins and and Rick Bauer as Secretary-Treasurer. l loss. With a husky line, an aggressive offence and During the year the Boys' Athletic Association some star players the team was victorious. has sponsored a dance and a basketball game Special credit should be given to our coaches between the teachers and the varsity basketball -Mr. Oksanen and Mr. Romiens-who arranged team. all our games and took the time to bring us through a successful season. After this year of experience, we hope to do Dale Clayden even more next year. JUNIOR GIRLS' SWIM TEAM SENIOR GIRLS' SWIM TEAM Bock Row: Donna While, Barb Forough, Helen Bodnorchuk, Bock Row: Marsha Choppell, Cathy Corrulhers, Maureen Judy Newbold, Nancy Nyholm, Joanne Johnson. McGuinnes, Carole Popkey, Mary Beaton, Sherry Reid. Middle Row: Miss Cakebreod, Andrea Oomiens, Amber Front Row: Miss Cokebreod, Noro Halliwell, Elaine Mercer, Kerns, Betty Honson, Vikci Kobelski, Fran Covinough, Karina Nyholm, Colleen Hodgins, Marjorie Gardiner, Herreit McCowell, Miss Nelson. Sherry Renouf, Miss Nelson. Bollom Row: Solly Renouf, Carol Coulghin, Maribeth New bold, Shelly G inough, Liz Mitchell, Cathy Toyles.

OUR CHAMPIONS IN SWIMMING John Macdonald, Paul Sosso - Both tied for All City Junior 1st Champion. Wayne Pore ( middle) - Junior City Diving 1st Champion. Nora Halliwell - Senior I st City Individual Cham· p ion. liz: Mitchell - I st J unior City lndividuol Champion. SWIM TEAM RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM The swim team got off to a very poor start this This year was the first for the Reserve Basketball year because of the lack of support from the stu l eague, and for Mr. Romiens as our coach. Most dents. Swim meets were held every week through of our team had little experience and less knowl the months of January and February. The Windsor edge of the game, but our coach effectively made Swim Meet was held at Riverside C.I. us a team with a potent offensive and a usually The swim team received new swim suits, as well good defense. as white sweat-suits. The two finest games were when the Herman We hope that there will be more student par Reserve Team won close victories over Forster, and ticipation next year. Patterson. In my opinion this year's reserve has been one of the best teams, not only for games played and won, but for spirit and hustle in SENIOR GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM practices as well as in games. This year the Senior Girls' Basketball Team of Jim Humphries 1964 and 1965 during regular season play won 6 and lost 2 games. The team consisted of 16 hardworking members who gave all they had to make a senior team HOCKEY inspired by the leadership of a marvelous coach, The Herman Hockey Team had a successful Miss Davis. season by finishing in second place in the The Senior Girls' were good sports all around. W.S.S.A. with a 4-1-3 record. They accepted a win as well as a defeat. The team made the semi-finals this year. Con Under the coaching of Mr. Sisco the Griffins gratulations are in order for a team that repre hod many exciting games. sented their school that well. Gary Kri za, Bryan Toyles and Fred Newman were in the top ten of scorers. In the Round-Robin Playoff the first playoff was JUNIOR GIRLS' BASKETBALL lost despite a determined effort. The last game The Junior Girls' Bosketball Team this season was also lost 3-2 even though the Griffs did out shows great promise. play Riverside. They won 3 and lost 2 games. Most likely in the future they will bring Herman to a champion ship. Good luck to a swell team and the coach, Miss TENNIS Murphy. Herman's Tennis Club wasn't organized very well this year and, as usual as a result, the club itself wasn't too active. THE SENIOR BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM However, in the W.S.S.A. competition a t Jack The team this year was coached by Mr. son Park the team came close to capturing all five Valentine who had a difficult time getting the events. Bob Susjle won the boys' singles cham team ready for the first game due to the late foot pionship while Lynne Angus and Pete Skov took ball schedule. Although the team had a slow the mixed doubles eve nt. Our entries in the girls' start it picked up momentum quickly. singles, girls' doubles and boys' doubles ad Mr. Valentine started the 4H Club this year. vanced as far as the finals but lost out. Hermon Herman plus hard work plus harmony plus hustle was represented in these divisions by Kathy equals success. While the fans provided the Her Horner, Linda and Ruth Walesiok, Bill Rudling and mon Spirit the team provided the hard work and Pete Grimwood. Joe Wojtowicz, Keith You1ng and the hustle. Harmony was added and success was Robbie Smith also took part in the compe tition. obtained. Also, this year, the l eague was diveded into Alan G rimwood two leagues, the East and West. The East is com posed of six teams and the West is composed of five teams. Each team plays home and away games in its own division and plays only once BADMINTON CLUB with each team in the other division. The Badminton Club a t Herman began in The second string has been an asset to the October 1964 with thirty students. Their goal was tea m. Although they sometimes see little floor to smash a badminto n birdie across the net to cm ti me, they work hard and keep the first string opposing player. They practiced Tuesday and going to stay ahead of them. Thursday mornings from 7:45 until 8:45 and Fri After edging out Corpus Christi they lost the days after school from 3:30 until 5:00 p.m. under W.S.S.A. Cup to Walkerville. This was also true the leadership of Miss Murphy. The Club has com in the S.W.0.S.S.A. finals as Herman beat Essex peted against Walkerville, Kennedy and Guppy only to lose to W a lkerville again. within the lost two months with several outstand After the Griffs hod lost to Hamilton Hil I Park ing victories. On Saturday, April 10, 1965 Her and had won their game against Don Mills of man's Badminton Club competes in W.O.S.S.A. To ronto, they were eliminated from the final. The for ci ty titles and, from here if they are successful, Hamilton team went on to beat Walkerville out compete in S.W.O.S.S.A. of the O ntario Championship. Terry Chappell GOOD LUCK TO Al l THE PLAY ERS! SENIOR GIRLS' BASKETBALL Bock Row: Bonnie Brown, Marilynn McPhee, Cecile Gregorcizyk, Miss Davis, Nancy Berdeny, Eloine Scott, Dione Sul, Doris Wilson. Front Row: Joyce lier, Andrea Bunt, Doreen Lenochuk, Bonnie Cowan, Cathy Gleason, Cathy Rickerl. Absent: Sandy Berdeny, Darlene Cowan.

SENIOR BOYS' BASKffiAll • Bock Row: Mr. Volentine, Joe Eserski, Mickey Muldoon, Denni5 Menard, Ken McGuire, Terry Chappel, Wayne Moore, Dave Waldron. Front Row: Gard Gervais, Rick Bauer, lorry Raymond, Pele Scov, Bill Crowder, Andy Perichi. Absent: Don Malotte.

JUNIOR GIRLS' BASKETBALL Bock Row: Miss Murphy, Denise Morden, Dolores Cxilli, Gayner Gooding, Louise Bortonin, Cheryl Ostapovich, Bev Rudling, Judie Groulx. Front Row: Marg Coscedden, Helen Novosod, Bev Menord, Maureen Nixon, Sandy Smith, Lynn Angus, Liz Novosod. Absent: Judy Newbold. ...

THE HOCKEY TEAM Bock Row: Roger Murphy, Charlie Doyle, Don Howe, Front Row: Gory Beecroft, Gory Kritzo, Gord Malvern, Bill Rudling, Terry Desjardins, Mr. Sisco, Dove Moy Ross Boyd, Von Parent, Brion Knowl, Toni Reichelick, heod. Fred New.man.

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VARSITY Front Row: Dennis Gu~bo, George Tendloy. Bock. Row: Bob MocMillen, Bob Coulson, John Beaton'.

I GYMNASTIC TEAM Front Row: Maribeth Newbold, Donna McGowen, Wendy Horbroe. Bock Row, Miss Nelson, Kathy Carrothers, Alison Hebert, Cathy Kearns, Gail Fullowoy. z:q:

MASTER CADETS The Master Cadets this year were under the command of Mr. Feaver, and instructed by Cadet Major Aitchison and Cadet Major Dutka. This group takes advanced training throughout the winter in various fields ranging from map reading and the use of small arms to national survival. Bill Colvin BANFF '64 Summer began for me on June 27th when I left Windsor to spend two weeks in preparing myself and other Ontario Cadets who were to go to Banff. The three day trip passed quickly while we read, slept and played cards. On the morning of the third day, we could see the Rockies off in the distance and by afternoon, we had arrived. Our last moments on the train were ones of hectic confusion while everybody gave their berths one last check. When everyone was off the train, we boarded busses and were driven to the camp. The camp itself was set at the end of a valley surrounded SIGNALS by Mt. Cascade and Mt. Norquey. Our programme For cadets interested in communications, the at the camp was divided into four parts; one week Signal Corps under the direction of Mr. Scheuer for tours when we were taken to all points of man offers opportunity to become proficient in interest from Yoho to Calgary; one week for morse code and the operation of wireless equip training in camp; one week for bivouac at Camp ment. This year Doug Reynolds is instructing a Cascade and one week for a 53 mile march small but nevertheless hard working group of through the mountains. boys. This summer of memories is never to be for The girls have invaded what was previously a gotten. strictly male organization this year. Andy Aitchison

COMPLIMENTS of MAYOR W. JOHN WHEELTON COUNCIL: J. W. Atkinson Mrs. C. H. Montrose Thomas R. Brophey Roy A. Battagello Roy Perry, D.D.S. Frank Wansbrough Wm. C. Riggs Donald J. Clarke Oliver M. Stonehouse William Benson The Officers

SIGNALS CLUB First Row, Andrea Loforet, Margaret Eisler, Donng Summerville, Virginia Milam, Melody Phillips, Susan Russell, Dione lobule, Carol Coughlin, Pam Stadwick. Second Row: Doug Reynolds, Steve Millen, Bruns Emmersterfer, Richard Podhy, Tom Hebert, Richard Mortin, Mr. Sheuermon, Greg Rousseau, Denise Jubenville, Judy Gazo, Betty Hanson. Third Row: Chris Stefanovich, Preston Punga, Al Kristy, Dove Jubenville.

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Belcher Mrs. Gerald Clancy John Edmondson lorry Bernard Mr. J. Clarke Mrs. G . Eisler Mr. Bruce Berry Mrs. Closser Margaret Ellberger H Mr. Betridge Mrs. U. Clouthier Mr. John Ellenberger Mrs. D. Hanson Mr. Brice Mr. & Mrs. Max Clouthier Miss Vivian Emery Mr. G. Colvin Wendy Harbroe Mrs. D. Bicherton Mr. & Mrs. f. Emmerstorfer Eleonor Connel Margaret Har,ris Mrs. A. Bogusn Mr. & Mrs. Roy Eovans Mrs. Eileen Collins A. Harris Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Bondy Mrs. Gordon Colvin Barbara Horris Mrs. 0. Bondy Cory Cookson F Miss M. G. Harvey A. Bortolin Mr. W. Conely Wm. T. Fairfield Mr. & Mrs. Haworth Mr. H. Burke Mrs. C. T. Cookson Mr. E. Forrough Mr. & Mrs. Meath Henry Cournois Mrs. Copland Mr. D. E. feover 0. Henderson A. Boutin Darlene Cosgrove Miss Lynda Fife William Hicks Mr. & Mrs. R. T. Boulette Mrs. Dorothy Cosgrove Mrs. Lillian Fife Mr. & Mrs. G. Hillis Colleen Boutelle Mr. & Mrs. E. Cousineau Mr. & Mrs.• Fortier W. J. Hilliker Mr. K. Boyle Carol Coughlin Mr. E.W. 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