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Cameron Hyde

First of all, the annual staff would like to apologize for the delay in publication this year's annual. There were many underlying reasons for this annoying delay.

The major one, however, was the apathy which not only affected this year's yearbook but also reached every phase of our school life, The "70's will be a decade of tremendous change. We can now observe the roots of this change in the war in the Far East, the violence in the U.S. A., and the large scale labour unrest here at home. To cope with change the individual must be informed and involved. This will be our duty in the years to come.

The staff worked long, hard hours on this annual, and overlooking the delay suffered by everyone, we sincerely hope you enjoy these 112 pages of memories. of

YEARBOOK STAFF:

Co-Editor............

Co-Editor............

Bob Greenhalgh Cameron Hyde

Assistant Editor...... Anita Close Nora Curiston Advertising

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Photography..........Don

Hamilton Klassen Reg viveese....

Allen Layout...............Dave Donna Cochran Steve Mavety

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Table of Contents

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CONTENTS

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Title Page

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Yearbook Editors and Staff

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Table of Contents

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Principal's Message

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Vice-Principal and Office Staff

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Teachers

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Student Government President

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Student Government Directors,

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Sports

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Undergrads

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Grade 13

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Clubs

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Drama... Camelot"

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Gym Show

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Literary Features

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Graduates

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Grad Directory

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Autographs

Members

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Principal - Mr.

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Bob Dylan sings, ''The times they are a-changing', and nowhere are the demands for change more evident than in the field of education. We must accept this challenge together, making certain that the innovations which occur are not merely the result of emotion, of change for the sake of change, but are the outgrowth of mutual planning and careful weighing of desired outcomes. We must not lose sight of our basic values as we investigate new techniques and areas of learning. We must, above all, remember that we will be subjected to many pressures, many prejudices, many opportunities to act without thought of consequence, and must be alert to detect truth, half-truth, and outright lies. Such is the challenge of change.

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1970

marks the end of a decade.

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decade that has seen many changes come

fastest changing areas of this last decade has been in the area of education, a field in which we have all been directly influenced.

With society's altering values and attitudes, has come reflecting transformations in our school system, transformations which on the whole benefit the students. about in all our lives.

One of the

However, some parts of the system have been overlooked and are quickly becoming antiquated and in other areas it seems that "the more things change, the more they

remain the same.

With the coming of 1970 a new decade began and with

it new and better innova-

tions can be looked forward to. But it requires your strength of character to make this possible, to allow and support change where it is required. it is to you, the grads of 1970, who are moving into the world, and to the indiviundergrads, whose turn will come next that I make this challenge. "Be an So

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FRONT ROW: Cameron Hyde, Jim Scorgie, Phil Watson, Andrew Pavey, Jeanne Ball, Goldie Semple, Susan Cooper, Denise Pisko, Mr. Reimer,

Student Council Members BACK ROW, Left to Right: Jay Morrison, Chuck Bourne, Gerry Kitson, Bob Greenhalgh, Larry Harder, John Watson, Larry Warcup, Phil Watson,

Andrew Pavey, Jeff Lochbaum, Harold Roche.

MIDDLE ROW: Denise Pisko, Anita Close, Doug Kibble, Jim Scorgie, Cameron Hyde, Len Bailey, Bob Hall, Jim Hamilton, Lynn Pearlstrom, Roxanne Beatch, Ingrid Mravanuc, Mr. Reimer.

FRONT ROW: Cathy Clarke, Susan Cooper, Heather Urwin, Jeanne Ball, Goldie Semple, Jean Simmonds, Marcia Kettleman, Judy Roche, Krishna Singh, Sherrill Smith.

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FRONT ROW: Tom Jacobsen, Dale Woodthorpe, Doug Davis, Bob Pelling, Roy Allanson, Larry Landers, Doug Reid.

SECOND ROW: Mr. Stark, Barry Muis, Jeff Lochbaum, Fred Radler, Mike Puttonen, Dave Blackford, Stu Corrigal, Don Pelling, Jay Morrison, Bill Norton, Bill Wood, Coach Chapelas.

BACK ROW: Mr. Best, Banty Tiezmann, Philip Watson, Paul Nickell, John Miller, Wolfgang Busch, Ron Cromar, Randy Lien, Tom Hollett, Ken Florkow, Mike McSherry, Doug Groth, Mr,

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FRONT ROW: Mr. Deleenheer, Yvonne Jenkins, Karen Romanyk, Muriel Hamalock, Betty Southwell, Pam Fane, Sandy Taylor, Mrs. Blount.

BACK ROW: John Fakaro, Rolf Ruttich, Fred Radler, Paul Bouchard, Bruce Whalen, Tom Jacobsen, Dave Sanderson, Larry Landers, Tim Talmey.

ABSENT: Susan Bilbert, Sue Werner, Carol Fraine, Debby Pecknold, Elaine Payne, Cheryl Spowage.

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FRONT ROW: Gail Hamon, Connie Brunatli, Jeanne Ball.

BACK ROW: Susan Cochrane, Heather Urwin, Vicki Williams, Bev Bland,

Carol Turenne, Barb Simpson, Mrs. Blount.

ABSENT: Diana Ham, Mr. Blount, Coach.

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FRONT ROW: Jim Smart, Reg Newmark, Gary Park.

BACK ROW: Mr. Murao, Jamie Buchanan, John Miller, Don Herd, Dave Nikleva, Don Hamilton.

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BACK ROW, Left to Right: Norman Gaguen, Darshan Singh, Berry Nuis, Lyle Sopel, Phil Watson, John Watson, Mike Strauss, Harold Poklen, Ken Florkow, Tom Hollet.

FRONT ROW: Mr. Perlstom, Dhama Singh, Bruce Clark, Jim Scorgie, Al Schmidt, Fred Radler, Bill Low, Wayne Wilson, Bruce Johnson, Ken Kuramoto, Mr. Lisle.

Girls’ Volleyball FRONT ROW: Gail Hamon, Connie Brunatti, Bev Bland, Jeanne Ball, Vicky Williams.

BACK ROW: Sue Cochran, Mary Doughty, Cherril Low, Heather Urwin, Donna Cochran, Grace Roger, Muriel Hamlock, Judi Pierce, Mrs. Blount.

FRONT ROW: Mr. Carefoot, Jim Belshaw, Darshan Singh, Gerry Kitson, Mike Bodnarik, Kurt Simonson, Joe Van Snellenberg, Mr. Reimer.

FRONT ROW: Joanne Taplin, Colleen Shearer, Judy Baydala, Diane Abrey.

BACK ROW: Mr. Knight, James Ferguson, Bob Greenhalgh, Chuck Bourne.

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student looks at Crown Zellerbach

By Bob Greenhalgh, Annual Editor

Crown Zellerbach Canada is a fully integrated forest company, with operations including logging, pulp and paper and building materials manufacturing, as well as distribution and shipping operations.

The company is widely diversified in its products, which range from Zee brand household paper products to lumber and plywood.

It even sells building materials in its « own retail outlets on the Prairie.

Forestry operations include several tree farms and the company annually plants more trees than it cuts.

The above picture was taken at the Crown Zellerbach plant in Richmond on the South Arm of the Fraser River. This plant covers 112 acres and is the division headquarters for the manufacuring and marketing of corrugated containers, bags, Zee tissues and other paper products.

The basic purpose of the Richmond plant is not the manufacture of pulp and paper but the conversion of paper stock into marketable products. To do this, the plant

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employs some 440 people. “Raw” paper arrives at the plant in jumbo rolls. This paper is then cut, folded, glued, and printed as required by the customers. These rolls are transported from the company’s paper mills to the Richmond plant on barges almost as large as a football field.

Boxes and paper goods from the Richmond plant find their way into virtually every industry, store and home in Western Canada. Boxes and wrapping paper, grocery bags, waxed paper for lunches, all of these and more come from the Richmond plant.

Corrugated board is produced on a corrugator, a block-long machine which can turn out a 16 mile long sheet of board in eight hours.

Custom made corrugated boxes are made when sheets of board are run through a printing press and then cut, folded and glued as required.

Each year over 850 million paper bags are produced. These range from lunch bags to heavy duty paper bags for industry.

In 1964 Crown Zellerbach opened up a research center in Richmond.

This particular research operation is currently specializing in wood products research.

The Crown Zellerbach pulp and paper manufacturing complex at Elk Falls is currently engaged in an air and water pollution control program. This program is designed to conserve and protect our air and water resources.

As well as being interested in conserving air and water, Crown Zellerbach is interested in having full use made of western Canada’s great forests. Acres upon acres have been opened to public usage in the past few years. Since 1956 the company has pioneered a public access program in B.C. aimed at opening up more of B.C. to British Columbians.

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FRONT ROW: Norma Campbell, Cathy Clark, Debbie Brown, Karen Brown, Joyce Bradford, Kinda Blair, Lori Chan, Cindy Carachelo.

SECOND ROW: Marti Bruchinsky, Kerry Clarke, Louise Caurer, Rosemary Bridge, Ellen Brakander, Roselyn Broersma, Lorraine Boyle, Julie Clendenning, Carol Boyce.

BACK ROW: Frank Bioeders, Aynion Chu, ‘Chuck Bourne, Jim Buchanan, Greg Burns, Roman Chackowsky, Mike Bodnarik, Carl Caunce, John Bujak.

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FRONT ROW: Joan Davis, Claudia Edwards, Marilyn Eihins, Susan Colvin, Joanne Dyck, Jane Crosby, Mary Doughty, Joan Dyke, Judy Davis, Heather Dyck.

SECOND ROW: Mr. Jurczyk, Doug Corbett, Ken Collicott, Alan Dennison.

John Coates, Brad Crocker, Rod Crawford, Laurie Drozda, Rick Dotebuh.

BACK ROW: Ken Coris, Richard Edwards, Richard Cochrane, Mike Dreseher, Stu Corrigal, Gary Balmer, Harold Dolden, Fritz Dengler, David Dizon, Tim Drake.

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FRONT ROW: Debra Grauer, Pamela Fleming, Barbara Gehricke, Audrey Fiessel, Donna Flett, Carole Fraine, Valerie Flostrand, Valerie Futo, Avril Evans.

SECOND ROW: Mr. Lewis, Cliff Evans, Carol Grant, Gail Galbiati, Diana Ellis, Nancy Emery, Eileen Fontaine, Wayne French, Grant Fisher, BACK ROW: Darwin Fiessel, Stephen Green, Bill Gilbert, Mike Fairhurst,

David Foulkes, Rolf Fuhrmann, Larry Gonsalves, Rick Greenlaw, Tony

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FRONT ROW: Mary-Jane Hendel, Rennie Lougheed, Sandy Giles, Linda Brown, Barbara Brown, Emily Heidrich, Kathy Booth, Janice Holt, Marguerite Bell.

SECOND ROW: Judy Lockman, Pam King, Gail Meredith, Marg Boyd, Clarice Kristianson, Diane Latta, Amanda Maxey, Sharon Maxwell, Suzanne Hanson, Wendy Forsch.

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FRONT ROW: Diana Ham, Alice Hottenbos, Noreen Hartshom, Margaret Heikens, Michele Hollinger, Muriel Hamolock, Manice Hebert.

SECOND ROW: Mr. Mills, Terry Hansen, Ron Gordon, Ellen Hajes, Gail Hamon, Margaret Holm, Diane Holmes, Steve Guttridge, Norm Gognon.

BACK ROW: Gary Henrikson, Bill Hamill, Greg Harding, Dean Holcombe, Jim Hauser, Bob Hall, Doug Howie, David Hodgson.

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Tom Jacobsen, Scott Innes, Pete Jensen, Dwight Hunchak, Paul Jackson, Donna Jensen, Anna Huis, Ruth Ingram, Mary-Anne Isaac, Cathy Jones, Mr. Allen.

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FRONT ROW: Jackie Lacroix, Perri Kosar, Sharon Koop, Wendy Kwas, Brenda Krahn, Gladys Kowalski, SECOND ROW: Ron Lloyd-Smith, Garry Ladd, Reg Klassen, Gerry Kitson, Robert Kline, Miss L. Jones.

BACK ROW: Steve Krawchuk, John Ketellapper, Len Lidkea, Doug Laing, George Klassen.

ABSENT: Evelyn Klein, Doug Kuramoto, Ken Kuramoto, Jim Lockhart.

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BACK ROW, Left to Right: Les Leary, Richard Laird, Jeff Lockbaum, Bob Lone, Robert Markin, Terry Lin, Larry Landers, Bill Low, Ken Lloyd-Smith.

FRONT ROW: Lenore Lewis, Clare Langen, Lynne Larsen, Theresa Lavallee, Debra Loiselle, Peggy Loftus, Elizabeth Lieloup, Lynn Lentz, Bonita Lee, Collene Lemire,

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FRONT ROW: Tina Wong, Carol Parker, Heather Whiteford, Doris Seliga, Elizabeth MacKinnon, Linda Moss, Cindy Rosval, Bridget Obrien, Suzie Weins, Wendy McCormick, Ann Thorpe.

SECOND ROW: Mr. Knight, Sherril Smith, Elly Quirk, Ann Wright, Karen Roberts, Carmen Schotte, Ellen Sommerfield, Marilyn More, Sandi Snider, Grace Royer, Linda Tomic, Susan Weiland, Judy Roche.

BACK ROW: Chris Nelson, Don Pelling, Rod Neufield, Rick Smith, Gary Skoda, Mark

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Priest, Bill McCrae, Greg O'Neil,

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FRONT ROW: Cynthia Ma, Theresia Marciniuk, Cathy McKay, Diane McLeod, Yvonne Maters, Diane McCullough, Cindy Marringten.

SECOND ROW: Chris Mann, Paul Mahal, Heather MacLeod, Shan McLaren, Cecelia Lynch, Roberta Machivasky, Pat Markin, Mrs. Rain.

BACK ROW: Edward Ma, Bill Lutz, Les Matthews, Rob McKenzie, Don Meyer, Doug May, Glen McKinnon, Mike McSherry, Sandy McKay.

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BACK ROW, Left to Right: Bill Murray, John Miller, John Mitchell, Berry Muis, Jay Morrison.

MIDDLE ROW: Ken Moleyeax, Nick Morall, Mike Mulcahy, Pedar Moore, Jim Nedelak, Gary Milligan, Mike Moore, Mr. Miki.

FRONT ROW: Lita Munro, Frances Miller, Joanne Mudry, Ingrid Mravunac, Susan Monahan, Darlene Mulyk, Jean Newland, Eliane Morin, Deborah Newert,

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BACK ROW, Left to Right: Rocky Pantiluk, Tim Talmey, Tim Parker, Pete Palmer, Reg Newmark, David Nikleva, Brian Oseki, Gary Park.

MIDDLE ROW: Terry Nisbett, Doug Paterson, Peter Oakley, David Percey,

Brian Novak, John Mitchell, Bill Norton, Jim Pawlyshyn.

FRONT ROW: Marilee Parkhurst, Sandra Noros, Thalia Nowazek, Karen Nielsen, Diane Pearce, Edwina Noble.

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FRONT ROW: Debbie Pion, Barbara Reid, Judy Pierce, Karen Romanyk, Valerie Rowsell, Debbie Poppell, Lorraine Prokopchuk, Debbie Pollock, Margaret Rivard.

SECOND ROW: Dale Robertson, Robert Robson, Robert Procopation, Susan Piffer, Christine Pollard, Ann Rossiter, Linda Richards, Marlene Pohl, Craig Peters, lan Peters, Mr. Murao.

BACK ROW: Eric Pykko, Doug Reid, Dave Rogal, Glen Rowden, Harold Roche, Robbie Potratz, Stephen Rose, John Pringle, Norm Perlstrom.

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Silver, Norman Scott, Dan Simmard, Gary Sharp, Dale Schmidt, Richard Scott, Wayne Semancik, Bob Sweeney, Rick Selnes, FRONT ROW: Bill Simmons, Betty Southwell, Linda Savage, Susan Scorgie, Nolleka Saris, Elaine Sampert, Crisia Schella, Rita Shaw, Steve Reischer.

BACK ROW, Left to Right: Rick

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FRONT ROW: Judy Steeves, Joan Stevens, Sandi Steele, Inga Steinhilber, Bonnie Smith, Bev Southey, Sandra Slessor, Krishna Singh, Elvira Steblin.

SECOND ROW: Dan Stoltz, James Stoltz, Jo-anne Skubisz, Joan Stokes, Val Slhoe, Klaus Siperko, Robert Sitter, Keith Smith.

BACK ROW: Don Smith, Darshan Singh, Phil Spear, Graig Smith, Wayne Spencer,

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BACK ROW, Left to Right: Glen Tinkley, Peter Svensson, Doug Sykes, John Van Koll, Craig Tomlinson, Brian Udal, Ken Sczymchak, Ross Svenkenson, Joe Van Snellenberg.

MIDDLE ROW: Erick Van Veen, Zennon Tomcki, Kaj Svensson, Gabriel Szenkely, Mike Symchyck, Mike Townrow, Mickey Udal, Patrick Tsang.

FRONT ROW: Brenda Turner, Joanne Taplin, Valerie Urwin, Patricia Trigg,

Heather Urwin, Toni Tuerlings, Margaret Thompson, Louise Trusler, Delayne Taetz, Zoe-Ann Thomas.

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FRONT ROW: Jeanette Young, Gail Wakaryk, Wanda Wilkinson, Sue Whalen, Kathy Waller, Vicki Williams, Barb Wilson, Sue Werner.

SECOND ROW: Grant Weller, Andy Wallace, Chris Walthers, Dale Woodthrope, John Watson, Garry Whittal, Bryan Van Daol, Mr. Stocks.

BACK ROW: Don Wilkie, Peter Zadorozmy, Fred Webb, Dave Wittol, Ken Waller, Brad Watson, Leslie Witford, Gary Wilson.

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FRONT ROW: Mr. Street, Leonard Dennill, Sue Englefield, Monica Keller, Barbara Lorenz, Gail Buettner, Bob Barker.

BACK ROW: Auguste Bellefontaine, Jim Lewis, Allan Ikari, Warren Larsen, Alan Forsyth, Gary Goshko.

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FRONT ROW: Mr. Stark, Fay Ruscheinsky, Nancy Murray, Linda Zwicker, Donna Wilkinson, Gurdev Sandhar.

BACK ROW: Chris McInnes, Ken Sass, John Parsons, John Wall, Tim Pickwell, Larry Quick.

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Camelot's 'Guenevere'! was played by lovely Susan Cleminson, from Texas.

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Gym Show General practices for the shows started on the morning of February 23rd. I don't know whether everyone had the "Monday morning blues" or not, but when I watched the boys skillfully fall off the vaulting box and the girls

perform their exercises surprisingly well. Everyone knew their places (or at least it looked that way) - the acts

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went by fairly smoothly and the equipment crew was quickly able to change (the equipment, that is) between the acts.

There was a good turnout for the student performance which lasted for just over two hours.

The Tuesday night performance started ten minutes late.

On the Wednesday night

performance - which by the started on time, Mr. Lindsay gave a short speech.

Then Jim Scorgie and Susan Gilbert presented gifts to the P. E. teachers on behalf of the students.

The first act then started way -

about 8:10 and the show ended the same time as the night

before,

Two hours was a good length for the show - long enough for the audience to get their moneys worth but short enough so as not to create boredom.

In conclusion, I would like to say that for the short time in which the students were able to practise, the show was excellent, The wide range of acts, whether they had good comment or not, were a must for this type of gym show as they displayed the many activities of the P. E. gymnastic periods. It was really an enjoyable show to watch.

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LEXICON

The concise Oxford

dictionary +

Creative Poetry

world geographic

for english students but not

the secrets of the

heart Anonymous DREAMS In my sanity (when I No dreams are

possess it.) permitted

can coagulate my thoughts with the upmost precision Coordination is perfect and my reflexes stream with a new found adrenalin.

I

despise dreams (fantasy that is.)

For children with their Immense maturity dream.

(People in society don't) I want to be important someday (similar to those in high society.)

I

Linda Angell IN THE

Going

POCKET

backwards

All of me and some

friends are forming a shell my arm is looking Everywhere and some are breaking In breaking down And out breaking and one is going deep deeper Across, Than my arm Where is Number One hooking Into the violent green alive I fall back more With line backers?

Into the pocket it is raging and breaking Number Two has disappeared into the chalk Of the sideline Number Three is cutting with half A step of grace my friends are crumbling.

Around me the wrong color hands are coming Is looming Up and over between My arm and Number Three: throw it hit him in the middle Of his enemies hit move scramble Of my

Before death and the ground LEAP STAND KILL DIE STRIKE Come up Now

Don 72

Pelling

Lost in my hand Is the key to My mind.

In block four, Room six,

Is the world

closet.

In

Number Nine Is life, And love.

Each wrapped

In respective colors Of red and orange.

And does that Make me blind?

That I can't find, the Key to my mind?

I lost it in some dark crevice While running,

And now When I look in my head, I

see

That the crevice Has moved.

Debbie Gledstone

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Linda Angell

SMOKE KING

the smoke king black swinging in the sky ringing worlds on high the thought of throbbing mills the soul toil kill, ...

I I I I I I

am am am am am am

I I

am the smoke king, am black.

am darkening with song am harkening to wrong will be black as blackness can, The blacker the mantle the mightier the man, My prupl'ing midnights no day dawn may ban,

I I I

I I I I

am am am am

carving God in the night,

painting hell in white the smoke king, black.

Don

Pelling

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whiff, a puff;

comes-

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We lay on the grass; Our joy Would not pass-it endured.

Not a word we spoke-

Then the silence

He broke with a question.

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recall his sighsaid, Please

He

Tell me why you make me so happy?

The cloud, the breeze, Summon Sweet memories with a puff; It

comes-

The stuff of sorrow.

L'Ecoliere

CIGARETTES Butts of flame and paper

Burst momentarily To light Dark faces

In moving streets And reflect in the Windows of trains, Whistles Warbling in dark ears. Glass Watched by dark eyes.

Debbie Gledstone

SLUMS

Snowflakes fall with grace

And covers Why do you

city's dirt leave so soon?

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The looking glass allows to be seen the inside view on an outward look of curvy thoughts, and in between; bold suggestions which I mistook...

To be a warning of colder days, of brutal shores and a dead sea: a bottled child amongst the waves

the looking glass was showing me...

building stood with all pores open emitting death from every side, to further infest the bodies molten, of every living thing that died.

And yet a fungus still intact; absorbing all the strange from all the atoms that had been cracked, and let loose to destroy and kill and maime.

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What the mirror could hide, we all could tell... but we chose to die

which is just as well.

tell it all for free; stories heard down by the shore, as spoken by the legacies ...they've been through it all before.

Some would

Susan Hobbs

CHILD OF THE MOON And no one

Where Highways bend and roadways send is where he hopes to spend life to the end Child of the moon

seeks

the mountain peaks Nobody speaks All through the week Except Child of the moon

With wistfull calls and murmurs small

Against the fern Open to learn ' has come his turn his stay to earn Child of the moon

reach ears of all

they become apalled at Child of the moon When all is set Can not be met

began to fret

-learn to forget

Child of the moon And he is lured up past the firs no more murmurs

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Rainbow occurs Child of the moon

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ELDON ABERCROMBY

Here's one guy who doesn't want to leave school, mainly because he doesn't look forward to working.

Eldon is a member of the Totem Model A & T Ford Club.

He hopes to become a good Diesel mechanic.

Good luck, Eldon!

TONY BACHMEIER Tony is the quiet, outdoors type; he likes hunting, fishing, and boating. His ambition is to be a good all-around handyman. Knowing Tony, he'll be the best! Lots of Luck!

DIANE ABREY

Diane is our hardworking typist for the yearbook.

She hopes never to see another football booklet in her life. Travel and a career in Legal Stenography are in the future of this lively gal. Lots of luck, Diane.

EMIL ALEXANDER Emil's the guy who makes it possible for films to be shown--since he's the only one in school who knows would how to project. like to see improvements in the gym if possible!

Best of luck Emil.

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KATHLEEN ALKEMA Kathy is another travelminded student. She hopes to get to Europe--Good Luck! Kathy's greatest

fear is failing grade 12, With Kathy's enthusiasm, there's no chance of that.

Have many exciting jour-

LEN BAILEY

Here's a really great

guy with a

fantastic personality. Alias No. 51 of the Colts, Len enjoys sports, cars and reading the book '"Heidi''!

Best of luck, Len!

COLETTE BAILLLARGEON

Here's a cute, dark-haired girl who is a member of the Secretarial Club. She enjoys English

with Mr. Leask, and doing whatever she feels like doing. Good luck in your career as a Legal

Stenographer, Colette!

JEANNE BALL

As good-natured a soul that ever trod on shoes of leather. Our girls' Sports Rep. who plans on

being a teacher, Jeanne partici-

pates in all sports and her only fear is old age,

neys.

MARILYN ARNOLD As one of our regular Colt

supporters, this energetic

blonde can usually be found causing trouble in Band or making eyes at all the boys.

Good luck in the future, Marilyn, and watch out for those sneaky spiders!

CAROL ATAGI

Carol is a sweet, quietnatured girl who dislikes talking constantly. Because she is undecided about her life ambition, she fears being undecided for the rest of her life!

Best of luck, Carol!

SHIRLEY BANKS

Shirley is a member of the Secretarial Club whose outside activities include painting and skating. Her pet peeves are the small lockers and Richmond's crowded halls. Good luck in the future, Shirley!

CRAIG BATCHELLER When not occupied with hockey, this guy can be found involved in Con Wardens, going away on

camping trips, or attending certain parties. His greatest ambition is to be a Pro (pro what, Craig?).

BRUCE BAYDALA As a healthy hater of the

first

of

the week, Bruce hopes to eventually ban Monday mornings!

After Grad, it's off to South

America for this guy. He fears that he may become a rotten, good-for-nothing cop! Good luck

in the future, Bruce.

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JUDY BAYDALA

Judy is actively involved in bowling and is one of our regular Colt fans. Her outside activities include a job at an X-ray office.

Judy's ambition is to do everything she wants whenever she likes. Best of luck, Judy.

DENNIS BEALE

Dennis is a member of the Rugby Team. Besides rugby this friendly guy enjoys our football

games, Visual Communications,

and Hi-C. Dennis's ambitions are to be rich and to travel.

Good luck, Dennis.

RODNEY BEATCH

This live-wire is often the center of attraction especially whenever he's in his usual jovial mood!

Rod's aim: ''Wealth and women.

With your charm, Rod, you're bound to get both! The best of luck, Rod, there should be more guys like you!

ROXANNE BEATCH

This Class President enjoys

drive-ins, parties, sports, and

just having fun. Her ambition is to get married and have five kids.

Her greatest fear is that her twin brother will get the best of things because Mom always liked him best. " DON BECKMAN Don can usually be

seen terrorizing Richmond in his blue Valiant! He's known for his mischievous antics and his neverending questions! UBC or BCIT and a career in forest engineering are waiting for Don after grad.

Good luck!

ANN BENDIKSEN Ann enjoys Foods with

Mrs. Pfortmueller, and she loves raiding the Foods' refrig-

erator. She hopes to travel to Sweden to train as a masseuse. Watch your step, Ann!

JOHN BEVAN

Here's a really sincere

guy

noted for having the flashiest cars on the street.

There should be more guys like you John. We're with you whatever you want to do, Whatever it is John, just be happy.

WARREN BIRO

Biro who

K,

Biro our Wetback

terrorizes Richmond

in his Porshe is best known for his magnetic personality. He's the type of guy

who would give you the shirt off his back. All the best

Warren.

DAVE BLACKFORD

Blacky is our friendly little 32 of the Colts who is capable of causing a commotion in every place--especially Automotive. Besides getting everyone in trouble, Dave is occupied with Hi-Y, girls, and camping trips. Stay the way you are, Dave!

DONELDA BOOTH

Donelda has hopes of becoming a nurse. She's an active member of the I.5.C.F. club and enjoys swimming, boating and

horseback riding.

luck Donelda.

PAUL BOUCHARD

Good

Paul seems to have the talent of building boats that fall apart and stealing chairs from old ladies!

His ambition is to be a millionaire bachelor.

Here's the best to ya Paul!

JUDY BOWERMAN

Judy's greatest fear is failing French 11 and Math 11 again. No chance! Her school activities include gymnastics and her outside one is the Thunderbird Majorettes in which she excels! Good luck in the future Judy!

JIM CARTER Jim, a quiet guy enjoys Chemistry 12 and playing in bands. He is also a part-time philatelist.

Stay out of tunnels Jim, and best of luck in University!

MARLENE BROWN

SONIA CEPENDA

This future secretary, for a "young" executive hates the thought of working next June. Knowing her sincerity she is sure to do well. Best of luck Marlene!

BARBARA BRYAN

Barb wants to do a lot of travelling but right now she spends most of her time falling, up and down the stairs--fun eh Barb?

Her greatest ambition is to go to England and become

an interior decorator.

Good Luck Barb!

WOLFGANG BUSCH

Doin' Wolfgang? This big No. 72 is the Captain of the victorious Colts. Noted

for his fantastic smile,

which always has a double meaning! Best of luck Wolfgang, here's hoping you'll always have that shining personality!

ROSLYN CANTWELL a fantastic gal who's a friend to all! She is known for her great pa-

Here's

tience and understanding towards all people--especially her friends who come to her to be cheered up.

Her ambition is England?!

Bon Voyage, Roz!

This easy-to-please blonde likes all her subjects. Really? ?!

UBC and travel make up Sonia's future plans. Her greatest fear is smashing up Daddy's car!

Lots of luck to you, Sonia!

FRANK CHUNG

Frankie's ambition is to study at

His activities outside of school include everything from photography to searching for Chinese food. Frank likes music and a quiet surrounding. Best of luck in the future!

UBC.

LLEANNA CLARK

Lleanna is one of the little people in Richmond. No wonder she likes elves and sunshine! Her favorite teacher is Mr. Stocks and her greatest fear is losing the good things. We know your life will always be prosperous, Lleanna.

CHRIS CLARKE

Chris hopes to finish his education but is afraid he won't make it. He enjoys skating and fencing outside of school. Chris is actively involved in the Chess, Projectionist and Library Service Clubs, and he has his eye on a "special" Library Monitor.

BOB CARAVAN

This tall redhead, noted for his friendly and carefree personality can often be found hiding in his Morris, waiting for Automotive. His greatest fear is getting caught with his

lasses

on.

See you at the

' Monastery Bob!

GRANT CLELLAND

This popular guy's ambition is to finally finish grade 12 and leave the ''golden memories'' of RHS far, far behind. The future is yours Grant, lots of luck with it!

LIZ CORRIGAL

JIM CLIFF Tall and lanky Jim hopes to travel after graduation. His favorite subject is Math and fears another prohibition. Best of luck in the future Jim, we hope you have a good life!

Seg

ANITA CLOSE

Anita, or 'Raquel' as some of us know her, is a great individual!

She has the knack of getting herself into difficult situations! (orange juice ?) and is known for her ability to make people feel at ease. Good luck with your future business, Anita!

DONNA COCHRAN

"Mr. Misty, please! ?' Music to your ears, Donna? Involved in cheerleading, Donna is a "very" sweet person and is a complete "RIOT'. She never fails to bring laughter to everyone around her.

The best forever, Donna.

SUSAN COCHRAN Sue, a friendly, well-known

gal,

would like to travel and to work with children. Most of her time is spent managing the basketball team and working at the Rendezvous. Best of luck, Sue!

SUSAN COOPER

Our Student Council Secretary's ambition in life is Nirvana and to travel around the world. Her activities include S.I. M.S. and Hi-Y. Good luck in the future--

it's all yours.

CATHY CONVEY

This sweet girl's ambition is to be a private secretary and to see the Chicago Black Hawks win the Stanley Cup? Cathy is a member of the curling club and loves to skate. Good luck in the future!

This "ski pro?" is very outgoing, never a dull moment when she's around! Her main activities include instructing swimming and zooming down the icy ski slopes! All the best in the future, Liz! WILMA CRANDLEMIRE This beaming brunette better known as Billie is usually seen with a certain guy. Billie is the head of our school store and also is a member of the Wrennettes. Many happy

days!

PAT CRAWFORD Skiing, skating, swimming and sailing take up most of Pat's time when she's not involved in a theatre production or badminton for the school. Still this spirited gal finds time to achieve good grades. Sweet suc-

cess Pat!

NANCY CRUICKSHANK This gal enjoys G. B. with

Mr. Oye, and driving her red Krutter. Her activities include dragging her VW and running a taxi service.

Her favourite saying is: "I don't want you touching!"

GLEN CUNNINGHAM

Glen is the terror of Richmond in his little black Vauxhall, but he fears that someday his gas tank will

read 'Empty'! He claims that he will probably die for want of clean fresh air!

Lots of luck, Glen!

NORA CURISTON

Here's a quiet, hardworking girl who really is a good friend to have. She is usually found studying, working for the Annual or listening to problems. May the best of life be yours,

Nora!

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PETER DANIEL This studious guy likes

Physics (Ho, Ho, Ho), Math (Hay, Hay, Hay), and

French (that's not funny!)

He greatly fears irate B.C.

Lions fans with football Programs. He can usually be heard muttering, Don't tell me we get another

SANDRA DICK

Sandra, whose greatest fear is her own driving, thinks her French class is a "laff" (are you

sure?)

She wants to live happily

ever after and we know that she willl Good luck!

French Quiz?!"

LAWRENCE DANYLUK

Lawrence likes spending his time watching strange things happen in English!

His ambition in life is to get out into the open world!

And then what? Outside he belongs to Hi-Y and boating.

Good luck Lawrence.

DOUG DAVIS Doug is the bearded member of the famed Colts, who enjoys skiing and spend-

ing his time with a certain girl! His ambition is to travel the world, then make lots of money. (the easy way eh?) Good Luck Doug!

TOM DIRSCH

Tom's greatest fear is girls (are you sure about that, Tom?) His only ambition is to be happy which we know he will! Good luck in future years, Tom!

SANDY DNISTRANSKY Sandy is a ''gas'' to have around!

She just arrived from Ontario this year and already has won

many friends! Her probable fate is getting kicked out of physics for misconduct. Having fun, eh?

Best of luck, Sandy!

MARGARET DELANY

Here is a great gal, noted for her warm, friendly personality. Best of luck in your career Marg and may you always have fond memories of Richmond High!

PHIL DENNIS

Phil, a quiet, hardworking lad claims to be fearless --except of marriage eh?

He enjoys travelling and law. Just wait Phil, some girl is bound to trap you.

May you have the best of luck!

BARB DUDOWARD

Barb, who loves to travel, has

plans of becoming a Social Worker. She says her probable fate is getting married! Best of luck, Barb, and have a good life!

ROSS DURANT "You ain't seen nothing

yet!' that is until you see Ross. He's a guy who lives on pancakes and popcorn. The art field interests him and there he plans to find a future. Why do you fear Mrs. Stavrokov's smile, Ross?

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MIA DEWILDT Mia, who is liked by all always has a smile for

everyone. Her ambition is to complete grade 12. Mia is afraid of failure--you don't have to worry about that!

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JANET EASTERBROOK This perky blonde can always be seen running around at all the Colts' games. She hopes to become a nurse in the future and, above all, hopes to marry a doctor! We'll miss you, Janet!

LORNA EUSTIS

LIZ ELENIAK Liz's ambition is to finish school and travel. Knowing Liz she'll accomplish both. Liz loves good food, good

parties,

and good

music. Good luck in your travels Liz.

JUDY ELIAS

Judy wants to travel as a professional model, but fears she'll end up a

stenographer.

Let's

hope

not. Judy's school activities include making football booklets, of which she hopes never to do again. Good luck in your modeling career.

This quiet little lady loves music, art, and photography

and hopes to continue studying these subjects as well as attending University. She is also involved in Badminton and Drama. Travel is in the future for Lorna.

Best of luck!

JOHN FAKARO

John's ambition in life is to live long enough to be a Dirty Old Man! His greatest fear is that Ford will come up with an engine to compete with a VW, Impossible!

Good luck, John.

WANDA

JEAN ELLIOTT Jean, a gal with quite a sense humor fears being stepped on by the many sized feet of our hallowed halls. Here's hoping your life will be an enjoyable one!

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TOM ELLIS Here's a guy whose ambition in life 1s to be a bank manager so that he can rob it. His greatest

fear is English with Mr. Leask.

He is a good card player and is often called the "Card Shark''.

LORNA ENNS

Lorna is a quiet hard working gal who is the secretary of the ISCF Club. She enjoys Literature and going out. See you in the classroom Lorna! .

LOIS

EPP

"The gentle blush and mild sub-

mitted tone.' Lois enjoys Law

with Mr. Hughes and she finds French 12 with Mrs. Wright very interesting(?) Europe, then a family, are in sight. Good luck with your ''race'', Lois.

FAST

Wandy enjoys art, and parties. Her

driv-ins fear is to

get married and have a dozen kids! (That's my line, think of your own!) Don't worry Wanda it could be worse?! Good luck in the future.

BEV FERNEOUGH

The gal with the sparkling eyes which speak for themselves, is quiet but very sincere. Her ambition is to find peace and happiness through her world! Lots of luck in the future, Bev!

BEV FEIGEL Bev is a hard-working gal who enjoys English, Literature, and is a member of the Library Service Club.

Her ambition is to work with

children who have special problems. Good luck in

the future, Bev!

JAMES FERGUSON

Even though James says he

likes good food, he still spends much of his time

working at MacDonald's!

A

mathematics buff, James

finds time to indulge in badminton, bridge, and chess.

Best of luck in the future,

James!

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BARBARA FINN

Barb is known for being very "open-minded" which is fantastic! It's such a rare quality! Her main ambition in life is to travel the world "inside and out" (?) All the best to ya', Barb!

MAUREEN

FLETT

Quiet, petite Maureen enjoys English with Mr. Stocks and wandering around Richmond's hallowed halls. Her outside activities include skating and swimming. Here's hoping you have many journeys

abroad!

PAULA FRIEL

Paula is a soft-spoken girl with

quite an artistic touch. She enjoys Art and Child Care. Here's hoping you reach your goals of hap-

piness and sincerity, Paula.

OTTO FUIK Otto is the type of guy who is game to try everything. (Right Otto?) Noted for his ability in carpentry? And also for being a 'Tease!' His outside activities include Delta-Gamma Hi-Y, and snow skiing. Good luck!

KEN FLORKOW

"Baby Huey'' can hold more suds than a kitchen sink, and can often be seen quenching his thirst with the contents of his gym bag. Feelinâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; good, eh Ken? He's the only one who

sees "Five Stars"

in daylight!

Good Luck!

KEITH FORREST Keith is a part-time Chess

Club member and he says that gas station attendants bug him! He can usually be seen making trouble in ViCoed, by turning on the lights in the darkroom!

(You only live once, eh

DARLENE FUNNELL

Here's a girl who loves driving and meeting people. Her desires: to own a sports car and to be happy. Lots of luck, and be sure you keep that great smile, Darlene!

ROB GARGETT Rob someday hopes to start a Dynasty, after he finds out what a Dynasty is! His greatest fear is being swallowed up by the

omnipotent adult engima (?!) wish you luck, Rob!

We

Keith ?).

SUE FORSYTH Sue and "her friend"

are a

common sight in the halls of RHS at lunch time! They're comfortably happy sitting anywhere! She hopes to find all the good things and to always make others happy.

Good luck, Sue!

KAREN GIFFORD Karen enjoys English with Mr. Stocks and camping under staircases. Her goal in life is to be poor but honest. Best of luck,

MARILYN FRENCH This gal dislikes school but has many other likes(?) (like what, Marilyn?) You can always count on her bringing cheer wherever she goes! Best of luck in your future, Marilyn!

SUSAN GILBERT This future teacher's school activities include badminton and gymnastics, Outside of school she enjoys shooting, horseback riding, water skiing, fishing,

Karen!

and Brian. She fears repeating grade 12, but don't we all,

JOHN GILFILLAN John, alias ''Blackbeard', greatly fears having to shave! His favorite subject is girls in class.

His ambition in life is to keep "Blue Max'' running strong! Lots of luck, John.

He

BILL GRAHAM

Bill, who feels that RHS is the greatest, enjoys Electricity 12 with Mr. Reimer and hopes to become=--you guessed it, an electrician. His outside activities include coaching baseball. Best

of luck Bill!

MEL GRAHN

Mel's favorite pastime is skip-

ping classes--especially Community Rec. Outside of school, he can be found working the gas pumps at Simpsons'. We hope you have as much fun in your future as you do now, Mel!

MIKE GREENWOOD This good looking guy's

favorite class is Homeroom with Mr. Leask. His outside activities include skiing, fishing, swimming, skating, and hunting. Hunting for what, Mike ?

KRIS GRONLUND

Kris is another loyal hater of Day 1 Math tests and Day 2 Chem tests! She hasn't the foggiest idea of what she wants to do, but says she'll probably go to University and end up bein something! She ‘hopes’ to make it to Europe after grad. Lots of luck, Kris!

DOUG GROTH

Always helpful, this easygoing guy is noted for his

spectacular performance

with the Colts. Like everyone, he hopes to become rich. Doug will be the one to do it!

SALMA HALABY

JEANNETTE GRANT

Here's a cute blonde whose

outside activity is skiing. After graduating Jeannette would like to travel all over the world.

Here's hoping you get your wish Jeannette!

Salma's favourite subject is General Business with Mr. Mills and Larry.

That's quite a combination!

Her ambition in life is to graduate and get out of Richmond with

L.. W,

Salma's greatest fear is

spiders!!!

JOHN GRAYSON

John seems to have this obses‘sion with female posteriors! A veteran of French 11, he also speaks English and fluent Duck!

John can always be found quacking around the Rugger field or 109. Lots of fun in your future, John!

BARB HALL

Barb, who's ambition is to be a stewardess, is forever afraid of crashing. Barb loves riding around in a reen Malibu. But Barb, that's a no-no!" Good luck in the air!

BOB GREENHALGH

Bob, a well-liked guy, is a, member of the Bridge Club and Reach for the Top team. This studious guy also holds the honoured position of Yearbook Editor. Thanks for your help, Bob, we should have more editors like you!

STEVE HAMBLIN

Here's a guy who'll make his mark in life--his personality is the reason for that! Have a great life

Steve, and may you always find happiness!

DON HAMILTON A quiet thinker, Don

spends some of his time pondering the impossibilities of life.

Don is looking forward to growing up just so he can have a second childhood.

Out of classes Don spends his time playing basketball.

MARLENE HENGSTLER This lively blonde, being RHS'

most enthusiastic Colt's supporter, fears her tonsils will grow back in! Marlene hopes to become a nurse for the armed forces, she likes the idea of so many poor helpless men! Best of luck, Mars!

JIM HAMILTON

Jim, one of Richmond's Wetbacks, enjoys stags, Long Beach, and G.B. with Mr. Oye.

Being one of

most avid girlwatchers, his greatest fear is growing old! His ambition is to travel and find a wife! Best of luck to you, Jim! RHS'

LINDA HARDER

Linda's greatest fear is what she'd do if she passed a Day

1

Math test! She

also fears having to make it to Room 97 in the rain without her rubber wings!

Lots of luck to you, Linda.

PAUL HARRISON This stalwart supporter of IGA enjoys Biology with Mr. Filmer, and he plans on becoming a teacher. His probable fate is lying under a bridge on the Seine-doing what, Paul? Good luck!

RICHARD HING

Richie, a fellow French 10'er with Mrs. Ross, is planning to be a hayseed in Moose Jaw and to attempt to destroy MacDonald's, then make his getaway to Disneyland. With all this in mind, you must have no fears, Rick!

HILDA HIRSCH

As one of the Airport's more competent waitresses, Hilda finds a little time for 'other' activities! She fears that someday she'll be caught in a bus door by an umbrella in a hurry! (?)

Well, good luck!

ED HEIJSTER Ed is an avid water-skier and spends much of his time doing this along with participating in the Electronics Club. His greatest fear is English (with who?)

Best of luck in the future Ed!

This art fanatic spends most of her time painting, has hopes of furthering this subject at either art school or UBC. She also finds time for riding and training her horses. Lots of luck to you,

DOROTHY HEIKENS

Here's

Dorothy is a cheery blonde who always has a friendly word for everyone. Outside school, Dorothy is a member of the Hi-Y., May the best of life be yours!

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DON HILL Like most of us, Don's ambition is to graduate, and make lots of money. Don spends most of his spare time working on cars. His greatest fear is failing Grade 12.

Good luck in the future Don!

SUSAN HOBBS

Susan.

TOM HOLLETT a great guy who

never says much but always seems to be there when you need him.

Noted for his tremendous brawn, Tom will be found rescuing bikinis from the ocean's depths, or echoing "huh!" through the hallowed halls,

THERESIA HOLMES Theresia's ambition is very

straight-forward.

She would like

to work in an IBM office, get married and have six healthy kids! (if life were only that

simple!) With Theresia's pleas-

ing personality, she'll get everything she wants!

BETTY HUNTER Betty can usually be seen tearing through red traffic lights in her amazing little bomb! SFU is in her future and then maybe she'll join the ranks of world travellers. Lots of luck, Betty!

CAMERON HYDE

ULLA HOLMLUND Ulla, who enjoys Textiles, would like to travel the world, then settle herself into a married life, Many exciting journeys Ulla and have a happy life.

JOHN HOLT John says he'll be glad to get out of school. His greatest fear is not graduating. Is there a chance, John? His outside activities include breeding Axolotts. Have fun, John.

LINDSAY HORA

Here's a guy who has a great idea --a fifteen minute coffee break in

the morning!

Lindsay plans to

travel and become

a millionaire.

He enjoys Automotive and has

something against greasy kid stuff! Good luck!

PAT HUGHES

Pat's favorite pastime is wander-

ing the halls, but she fears that someday she'll get caught!

Scribbling in Math 12 and Chem, keep her from falling asleep!

By the way Pat, any relation to the funny man in Room 206?!

Behind Cam's quiet exterior lurks a great mind. A hard worker, Cam is an editor on the school newspaper as well as our ombudsman, and grad planner. Parttime work at the Bay and Suzie Q keep him busy out of school.

BOB IRWIN This guy is really sportsminded. He enjoys watching basketball, football and

hockey. His ambition in life is to get through Math 12! Best of luck Bob!

BOB ISAAK

This carefree, quiet guy is one of Richmond's skiers, He enjoys his ski trips and

the weekend parties. Best of luck in the future, Bob, and stay out of trouble!

TERRY JACKSON

Terry only wants to be

happy all her life (good enough!) But she fears living to 120 and looking it!

She is secretly in love with the jolly man in the red suit but she doesn't like to be called '"'weird''!

SYLVIA JAKUS

KIM HUNCHAK Kim who says â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;today is the first day of the rest of his lifeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;, will be sure to go far with such a

fine outlook. Kim's future is as yet undecided. Good luck in whatever you choose to do!

Sylvia is a very conscientious student who excels in secretarial work. She hopes to travel and become a secretary. Most of Sylvia's spare time is spent working for the Sec. Service Club, Good luck in your career, Sylvia, we know you'll do well!

GARY KIRK Gary, who enjoys machine

shop with Mr. Draper, wants to find a way to get out of the gym show! Why eh? His favourite saying is "What's wrong with that boy?" Good luck Gary!

This attractive brunette's time is mostly spent model-

ling and working. Though quiet, Yvonne can always liven up a conversation. Her ambition in life is to be a secretary. The best to you, Yvonne!

MAVIS JONES

Mavis's ambition is to get married and to travel. She wishes next year's students

good luck in the Battle of the

Halls. Good luck with your outside activities.

JENNIFER KARRD Jennifer's philosophy is "One can do anything she chooses to do' and she chooses to become a lawyer. She dislikes people who suggest women are inferior to men. You show

them Jennifer!

MAI-BRITT KJAERUFF

Full of fun, is the only phrase that best describes Mai! Her school activities include nylon ripping contests ? and winking at everyone! Mai's ambition is to have ten kids and then get the most out of life? Good Luck Mai!

RITCH KOBUS

Ritch's ambition is to get

out of school with Grade 12 and to forget about the whole thing. We sincerely hope

your ambition comes to pass Ritch. Good Luck!

BRIGITTE KOESTLMAIER

Brigitte's ambition is to get

rich without working. She dislikes people who "know it all and having her name misspelled, Of course she's quite surprised when anyone spells it right! Good luck!

KELLY KEEGAN Kelly's going to retire after his first million (Then what?)

He enjoys working on his V.W. and riding in Vern's dune buggy. Kelly's school activities include chasing a certain blonde down the hall (what's it all about, Kelly?!)

Good luck in your early

Adriana is another cool gal for knowing the up-to-date fashions - she wears them all! Her ambition in life is to see the world. Her main dislikes are materialistic

MARCIA KETTLEMAN

TANYA KRAWCHUK

our school functions. Good luck, Marsh!

brighten up everyone's day with her happy frame of mind.

She is forever smiling at all she meets which is always returned. Best of luck in the future, Tan!

retirement!

Marcia is a great and known pal to all of us. Wherever action is, you can be sure she will be there! She is in charge of decorations for

ADRIANA KOOP

people and sleeping one-

third of her life away.

Tanya always manages to

ERIC LARSEN

CAROLYN KRONIER

Ric's ambition in life is to find one, right now he settles for pumping gas. As one of the more 'wideawake' students in RHS, his favorite class is homeroom!

What he really likes is to "have fun''1(?)

BETTY LACROIX

BJARNE LAURSEN This guy is simply mad" about ''V.C,'(?) "Oh no!"

His main activity is watching his front tires fall off

This friendly blonde always has a good word for everyone and never fails to cheer everyone up.

Her ambition is to leave school and forget about it! Good luck Carolyn!

Here's

gal that really cares about other people--she takes an interest in everyone. Her ambition is to get through French, graduate and then to say goodbye to school forever! Best wishes Betty! a

TRUDY LADD

Tudy, a quiet gal who enjoys Business Machines with Mr. Keys, is a member of the Secretarial Club. Outside of school she works as a Medical Stenographer., May your future always be bright Trudy!

CATHY LANDERS Among this lively girl's ambitions is a teacher's degree at UBC. Since she is such a track

enthusiast, she hopes to compete in the 1972 Olympics. Best of luck Cathy, and keep running!

CATHY LANE

Cathy is a cute brunette with a smile to match! Nurses' training is in the near future for her but before that she wants to travel and experience life. Best of luck, Cathy!

DAWN LANG

Here's a happy-go-lucky girl who thinks Mr. Dudley is a real cool guy. Her ambition is to die when the time comes but stay alive until it does, and enjoy every minute of it!

his car!! Original!

Bjarne's favorite class is G. B. with Mr. Oye. Best in life!

PETER LEAF This bronze blonde's ambition is to graduate and become a millionaire. Pete enjoys anything not associated with school (anything goes). Good luck in the

future, Pete!

ROBERT LELOUP This fun-loving guy is a member of the Rovers and

is usually seen riding his 750 Comando. Maybe this year you'll pass French 10 eh? Drive carefully Bob--

ert!

GAIL LENTZ

Gail's ambition is to become an IBM operator but

fears she will drown first!

Gail's outside activities include Hi-C in which she is an active member. Good luck in the future Gail!

RHONDA LEWIS

Alias Lurch, has personality! Has of making friends drives the traffic

a winning

a talent easily but police a bit around the bend? Noted

for her good sense of humor and ability to type!

Good luck Rhonda!

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WENDY LILLEY

This lively blonde can always be seen laughing her way down the hall with her 'tall, dark, and handsome friendâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;.

The best of luck for your undecided future, Wendy, the whole world's open to you!

CHRIS LOCKETT

Chris hopes to someday get away from his chicken farm and visit the jungle. But he fears getting lost and dying of some weird form of "Jungle fever'. His ambition is to be a zoologist.

Lots of luck, Chris!

KATHY McCLEMENT

Meditation sets the mood for Kathy her ambition is to reach Nirvana. She also enjoys playing her flute and Donovan, but she secretly fears Orange Osley.

Kathy wants to go where she wants whenever she wants after grad.

Good luck! and

COLIN MacDONALD

"Wally" is a pool-shark extraordinaire and an eminent mod

physicist. He rents a permanent table at Bayshore Billiards: he's there so often. Many happy experiments, Colin!

JOANNE LONG

This great kid may be quiet but anyone who knows her will agree that she really is a lot of fun. Her greatest fear is never becoming famous. She dislikes leading a completely normal life. Best of luck, Joanne!

CHERRIL LOW Recently Cherril has taken a sudden interest in music or maybe it's that "certain" guy which takes up most of her time! She fears failing French again and not making it to UBC, Best of luck, Cherril and always ''Keep in

time,

PAT McANERIN This extra friendly gal always has a kind word for everyone! She likes being lazy !! Her dislikes include being a waitress and her probable fate might be ending up as a dishwasher.

Not a chance. Good luck,

DEVON MacDOUGAL

Devon is a friendly gal whom we won't forget. May you have the best that life has to offer Devon Whenever you look back on your days at RHS may you always laugh!

WENDY McDOWELL Wendy is a lively girl whose ambition is to go to Fijii. She'd even take a chance on swimming

there, Her greatest fear is 'The Hillman'. Wonder why? Don't give up Wendy you'll get there!

NANCI MacGOUGAN

This quiet gal is one of the "miniest'" in Richmond High this year. She can usually be seen trying to avoid being stepped on in the halls. Lots of luck in the future, Nanci.

Pat!

ALLAN McBURNEY

Allan can usually be found blowing fuses in Electronics and Physics or else constantly bugging Janice!

Being a Woodward's buggyboy, leaves him with no ambition in life. Good luck in your future, Allan!

VICKI McGREGOR

to

This future teacher is looking her years at UBC, Vicki's greatest fear is being alone, but with her many friends she need not worry about that. Good luck in your career Vicki!

LAURIE McINNES

Here's an attractive gal

who

hopes to become a Registered Nurse. Laurie is kept busy by working, swimming, and playing tennis. See you on the wards, Miss Nightingale! ep

ELLEN MacKAY

Ellen is our friendly blonde haired doll with dimples. Her favourite class is Business Machines and she also enjoys Child Care. She hopes to travel and meet people. Keep your friendly smile Ellen and good luck.

BOB McKEATING Bob is a guy who dislikes Fords and can usually be seen driving

his red power packed Chev. His favorite subject is Automotive.

Best of luck in the future, Bob!

GAIL McKERNAN

This style minded girl loves farout things. Her ambition is to go back to Hawaii but fears the plane will be hijacked to Russia. Outside of school Gail works at Simpsons' Sears. Good luck!

PAT McMINN Pat is a quiet but great gal!

Her probable fate she says

will be receiving her B. A. in playground supervising.

Hardly! Pat's greatest fear is losing her incentive to Cain. Best of Luck in the future!

GAIL McRAE

This energetic blonde always seems to be on the go.

If it's not surfing at Malibu, it's skim boarding at the Bay! Gail's greatest fear is being hit by lightning.

Don't worry, Gail, there'll be someone around to protect you!

CHRIS MACK a guy who

Here's

really likes his relatives, especially his Uncle Ben! He's known for his quietness,

but that's when to watch out | He has quite a few liberal ideas which he expresses openly in class.

Best of luck, Chris!

ROSALYN MALCOLM Roz is a beaming blonde

bombshell whose major interest is a certain guy on a certain school football team, Her favorite saying is I love you Who Roz? Best of Luck!

English and is kept busy with homework and being a clerk. Be happy Marion!

DEBBIE MARTIN This gal, who would like to become a dancer, met her desire when she participated in the drama production, Outside of school she enjoys skating and bowling. Best of luck to this brown=-eyed doll!

STEVE McLELLAN Being an honoured member of the Rat Pack , the future of our country is placed in the hands of this brave soul! Yet he fears spending the rest of his life in French classes under the rule of Mrs. Ross! (Now is that any way for a soldier to talk?!)

Sheila is an avid skier and is pretty good at it too!

Her ambition in life is to reach Nirvana and knowing Sheila, she'll do it!

Travelling is next on her list - so best of luck to va', Sheila!

MARION MacKINNON Now, here's a smiling doll whose ambition is to be happy and to

see others be happy. Her favorite

classes are chemistry and

SHEILA MATHESON

STEPHEN MAVETY Never a solemn moment when Steve's around, he keeps everyone laughing with his quick wit! Even though track takes up most of Steve's time, he still manages to be an expert shoe salesman! The best is yours always, Steve!

BEV MENEICE You always know when Bev

is

happy, her eyes sparkle--which is just about all the time! Her greatest fear in life is getting stopped at the border in her P.J.'s! Tell us more, Bev! Lots of luck!

RANDY MAY

Randy hopes someday to have a well-paid job like a pilot, but says he'll probably end up working for the Municipality like everybody else! He greatly fears having to make a repeat performance at RHS next year. Good luck.

DIANE MILLER

Diane's ambition is to go to Europe and then become a secretary. Her greatest fear is walking through crowded halls.

Outside of school, she enjoys iceskating. Good luck, Diane.

RON MAY Wow! Here's one of those good looking doubles. Ron is a guy loaded with charm who wants to learn to drive a tractor? and also is a member of DeMolay. Good luck Ron, and may you have

MARIE MILLER This dark-eyed brunette enjoys Textiles with Miss Jones, and she hopes to become a fashion designer. Marie is the Secretary of the Chess Club and also is a Navy League Wrennette. Good luck, Marie!

PAT MAYDANYK With a smile and a

PATTI MILLER

many fields to plow!

cheerful word for everyone, Pat is really a pleasant girl to be around. She enjoys sports and is an avid hockey fan,

Raven-haired Patti is a sailing enthusiast who someday wants to learn to put up a spinaker.

She hopes to leave the memories

travel in the future.

the near future! We'll miss you, Patti!

(Canucks ?) She plans to

PATTY-ANNE MEARS This live wire blonde plans to be a stewardess for C.P. Air. When she's not working, she can be found skiing or playing tennis.

Good luck with Spanish

Patty!

LETITIA MEIER This gal is the great skier, but without the skis!

Sound

familiar, Tish?

Whenever laughter rings throughout the halls, you can be sure its Tish=--she

has a terrific sense of humour. Bon chance, Tish!

of Richmond behind and move to greener fields in West Van in

PAT MILLS Pat would like to get away from civilization to be free from worries and probably to fulfill her favorite pastimes of eating and sleeping. May you have many happy and carefree days Pat!

DONNA MITCHELL Donna is a ray of sunshine in all of our lives, always beaming away. Could it be a certain ring on a certain finger? May your life always be full of happiness, Donna,

STAN MOORE

Stan, alias the Terror of Richmond, is always whipping around in his orange Austin. His ambition is to travel and get rich quick. Best of luck in life, Stan!

Sige

DIANE MOSLIN

"All her ways are pleasantness and all her paths are peace.

Our Hudson Bay Teen Council Member loves 'doin' her own thing" and cheering for the Colts.

Good luck at UBC, Di!

KLARA MUELLER This energetic girl loves to go out and have a good time! Klara hopes to become an airline hostess but fears that they may crash on some unknown tropical island! (Now what's so bad about that ?)

CATHY MULLER

Cathy's ambition is to become very successful and to travel to Africa. She fears having to stay in Richmond for the rest of her life. (It could be worse.) Hope you're successful Cathy!

BILL NIESSEN Bill's a swell guy who is liked by all. His shining personality has won him

countless friends. He's another one of the famed construction crew?! That speaks for itself eh? Good luck in your future Bill!

ROSEMARY NOWICKI She that was ever fair and never proud had a tongue at

will yet was never loud. " Rosie loves spending her time being happy with Kir and making other people happy!

FRANK OKUYAMA

Frank's greatest ambition

is to go back to Japan and talk of old times with friends. He hopes to see the the world one day.

luck, Frank.

Good

JANIS O'LEARY

Janis, who can usually be seen behind the school store, is also a member of the business machines committee. She hopes to make her career in nursing. We know you'll do well, Janis!

RICK OLIVER

DAPHNE NICHOLLS

This petite blonde can usually be seen everywhere but in class.

Her main ambition in life is to really live. Take it easy, Daphne!

Rick's favorite pastime is spent with a certain Russian friend in the shape of a bottle! This enables him to survive through Mrs. Ross' French speeches! But don't think

it'll

help when ya'

race at Mission! Good luck,

Rick!

DEL NICOLLE Del, hopes someday to get away from phoney city life and pollution and live in clean open country, where she can raise her horses. Good luck! But for the

present this redhead fears airplanes landing on her roof!

GLENNA ORTON

This energetic brunette can always be seen running around madly at football games and like everyone else, she hates running to the portable in the rain.

Glenna figures she'll probably end up an old maid. (Who knows ?)

CRYSTAL OVENDEN Crystal has made a life ambition of passing Math 12.

She greatly fears spiders (who doesn't?) She says

that it takes all her energy to get from one class to the next in one piece and on time! Good luck, Chris!

BARRY

PALMER

Barry, a lover of all academic subjects??? is a student on the adult program.

He would like to figure himself out and fears the San Diego Police?! ? 1!

Good luck in the future, Barry!

BETTY PAPP Betty's favourite class is Business Machines with Mr. Keyes. She hopes to become a secretary someday.

She enjoys bowling and driving around. Best of

luck in your life, Betty!

BRIAN PATTISON

Brian enjoys G. B. with Mr. Oye because it's a "fascinating' period? He

hopes to become a No. 1 Dog Catcher but says he will probably end up as

Prime Minister.

not, Brian!

Hope

ANDREW PAVEY

Andy, a true blue Physics and French buff, is also our school's "whipping boy".

A willing and hardworking lad, Andy is ready to lend a foot whenever it is required! Good luck, Spiro, in whatever you do!

DONNA PAVICH a cute girl who

Here's

enjoys driving and Business Machines. After gradua-

tion Donna would like to become a secretary. With your personality, Donna, we know you'll do well!

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ELAINE PAYNE

Elaine is kept busy with the Library Service Club, Wrenettes, and working. We hope you fulfill your ambition to travel throughout the world, Elaine. Best of success in your life.

GRAHAM PEAT

Graham's ambition is the attainment of bliss, consciousness, and the spreading of joy. He is extremely enthusiastic and active in drama, we wish you success in your life Graham.

ERMELINDO PEIXOTO Manuel, is one our quiet guys, he came from Portugal two years ago. After graduation he plans to major in history and languages.

Best of luck in your career, Manuel,

BOB PELLING As one of our mighty" Colts, football takes up most of Bob's time. He hopes to delay working

for as long as he can by becoming a professional student! Best of luck, Bob!

LYNN PERLSTROM Lynn is a busy, friendly gal who is a member of the Chess and Library Club, also the I.S5.C. F. Club. Outside of school she spends her time with the Wrenettes and her Youth Group. Good luck Lynn!

GERRY PETERS

Gerry's greatest fear is 'Fear' itself! Anything else? His fa-

vorite class is G. B. with Mr. Oye. His love in life is "bubbly" and he enjoys every minute of it!

Best of luck in the future, Gerry!

ERIC PHILLIPS

Eric is in many school activities, one being the Audio Visual Club.

After graduating, his ambition is University, and to become a Real Person . That takes a lot of courage, which we know you've got. Best of luck!

DENISE PISKO

This football queen, Public

Relations Director, cheerleader, and football booster can usually be found circulating about, spreading sunshine to our dreary halls. Pokey hopes to become a stewardess and she will! See ya' on the FONG!

CHERYL PIRIE Cheryl's ambition is to work around airplanes and get married, but fears she'll have to be a stenographer. (Why not a little of each?) Cheryl's outside activities include wrestling, swimming, and spying on yellow Chevelles. Whoever is inside? Good luck Cheryl!

BEVERLY PORTER Bev is a fun-loving gal! She is forever enjoying the things she does and she spreads her happiness to others! As an active cheerleader, she always manages to brighten up each game, even though we may be losing! Good luck, Bev.

SHIRLEY REID

Here's a smiling gal who enjoys Foods with Mrs. Pfortmeuller. Stay away from crackers and the Jolly Green Giant Shirley and stay your cheerful self!

ROD REMIN Rod is the president of

our I.S5.C.F. Club, and a member of Church Youth Fellowship. His favorite class is Math 12, Best of luck to you, Rod!

LAURIE ROADHOUSE

This on-the-go blonde, likes to see life as it is. (all over the world). Laurie likes people but dislikes her lack of money. Many happy days Laurie.

MICK ROBERTS

Popular with his friends, this good-looking guy en-

joys machine shop with Mr. Draper and going to drags.

After grad, Mick would like to pack his bags and see the world. Good luck!

KATHY ROBERTSON

IRIS PRITCHARD a shy, quiet

Iris is

girl

who

de-

cided to leave our school. We hope your life is full of nothing but joy Iris!

This bright and shining lass hopes to go to Scotland to work, Kathy's main interests include curling and skating. She also enjoys General Business with Mr, Oye. Good luck in the future, Kathy!

GLORIA RODIE

SUSAN PROST

Susan, a lively long haired blonde, wants to succeed in everything she tries. Knowing Susan she'll do it! Best of luck, and may your life always be full of hap-

piness!

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This 'cool-looking" blonde's ambition in life is "to be anything as long as she's happy and comfortable!" Her probable fate is that she'll marry the leader of the 'Mafia' for his money! Really! Good luck, Gloria!

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DENISE ROLSTON

Denise is one step ahead of all the grads who intend to travel. She's going to be a tourist guide! In the meantime she is concerned (needlessly) with passing Grade 12, Best of luck Denise!

VICKIE SCHLENKER This lively brunette is always there to boost up the ol! spirit!

Our "Bay gal is an expert on shoes and loves selling them.

Her future includes UBC and a trek around the world. Best of luck, Vickie!

BRENDA ROSS

Brenda will always be remembered as a happy-golucky girl, for she always seems to brighten everyone up. After graduating, she hopes to work for Air Canada, and to drive around in a certain blue Datson forever. Keep smiling, Brenda!

BETH ROSSITER Beth can usually be seen at all the games cheering on RHS. Her greatest fear is failing Biology 12 and she dislikes getting a lousy lunch when really hungry.

Her ambition is to get her R.N. and travel overseas.

Best of luck, Beth, we need more nurses like you.

RENE RUSSELL This petite doll is a favorite among all! She is never without a smile upon her face. Her ambition is to live a long and "happy" life, which she'll have no trouble achieving! Good luck, Rene!

DAVE SANDERSON Dave hopes one day to

AL SCHMIDT "Big Al," as he is known to most, has a mind of his own. His

greatest fear is breaking his left

foot and not graduating! No chance, Al! Best of luck in your

architectural career.

MARION SCHOLTMEIER Marion is a petite, dark-eyed blonde who likes to see other people happy. She is often seen

engaged in friendly chatter with Best of luck Marion!

her classmates.

ED SCHROEDER

Ed's desire is to find a ''very' rich girl so he can live in luxury for the rest of his life! Just think you won't have to worry about running the mile! Best of luck Ed!

HEIDI SCHUSS

finally conquer the game of Snooker and also to stay single until he's at least 25.

But he has his doubts about both! He definitely plans to go to South America in 1971. Best of luck to you,

Here's a really cute gal

BARBARA SCHAMPIER

Don't worry Linda, we're sure youwon't stay five feet forever.

This gal adds a little excitement to the halls by tumbling down the stairs now and then! She is an enthusiastic student (?) and a strong supporter of school spirit,

Dave.

Barbara is a member of the

ISCF and Secretarial Clubs.

This future secretary is also kept busy bowling and roller skating. Many happy

journeys Barbara!

who can

usually be seen with a certain No. 51. Her school activity is watching football games? Unusual! Her ambition is to reach Ireland and make it known she was there! Best of luck Heidi!

LINDA SEATON

PAT SELIGA This fairy princess has hopes of marrying Prince Valiant and living happily ever after. But in the meantime, she'll be satisfied to pass Math and to never, never be lonely. All the best to you, Pat. *z

DALE SELNES

Dale is noted for her bubbling personality and her kind words.

This animal lover enjoys swimming and grooming her dogs.

Best of luck in life Dale!

GOLDIE SEMPLE "She liked whatever she looked

on, and her looks went every-

where." All of Goldie's time is

taken up by Drama, Student Council, cheering, and the

Simpsons Sears' Teen Council.

Her only fear--the dark. Oh really ?

COLLEEN SHEARER Colleen is one of RHS' great badminton players. She likes Geography and hopes to pass Math, then make a million! Her greatest fear is spiders and she hates walking to school in the rain. Many sunny days, Colleen!

MIKE SIERPINA Here's a guy who enjoys Machine Shop and fears getting married

before he has to! Here's hoping your life will be exciting and free from sorrow, Mike. Good luck!

JEANNE SIMMONDS Jeanne, one of the more intelligent brunettes in RHS, likes people=--the more interesting the better. She hopes to stay single until she's at least 25. Jeanne's unique ambition is to always be herself. Lots of luck.

BARB SIMPSON

This sports-minded girl is

our star basketball players. She is quite up in fashion in all the Nowâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; clothes. She hopes to join the ranks of world travellers. Bon voyage, Barb! one of

CHRIS SKUBISZ

Chris' school activity is watching 'â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;jeune filles" and

his outside one is a little of the same thing! His ambition is to establish himself as '"'Ruler' Of what?

Uncle Ben's eh?

GEOFF SMITH

This quiet music enthusiast is our great trumpet player for the school Band.

Keep the tunes coming,

Geoff! Good luck; we know you'll be a success in whatever you choose to do.

JANICE SMITH Richmond will never forget this gal who is noted for

her fantastic personality and quick wit. She is always there with suggestions for every problem. Try to stay out of those embarrassing situations (Orange Juice). You'll make it as long as your light burns!

RON SMITH

LINDA SIGURDSON

Linda's ambition is to own her car. Linda is a full-time party-goer, but her 12:00 curfew presents a problem! What a drag, eh, Linda? own

Ron's favorite class is Plastics with Mr. Dudley.

His ambition in life is to be a chartered accountant and then let loose in the world! What happens then?

Good luck in the future, Ron. 97

SUSAN SMITH

This petite gymnast hopes to make it to the South Pacific and the Orient. She enjoys curling and chasing sailors on Whidbey Island. Her greatest fear is tall people.

(Wonder why ?)

PAM SMYTHE Pam is a slim, dark-haired girl who enjoys Business Machines. She hopes to travel, then to settle down and get married. Good luck

in life Pam!

LYDIA SOLTYS

Lydia is noted for her

friendly, lively personality.

She hopes to become famous

as an artist someday and

who knows(?),

Mrs.

Stavrokov may even buy a painting! Keep the brushes moving, Lydia!

LYLE SOPEL Lyle is one of Richmond's better pool sharks and can always be seen at the pool

hall. He likes roaring around on his bike and the winter won't even stop him --from what eh Lyle? All the best to you in the future.

VICTOR STEBLIN

Victor someday hopes to take a very long look at God's fingerprint on this

world. In school he can be found creating quite a good sound from his trombone, Lots of luck in the future, Vic.

BARBARA STEVENSON

Barb is a very sweet girl, and has the ability of being kind to everyone! â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Sometimes it's a wonder how Barb keeps going on her hard course, but without French 12 it's a little easier eh? All the best

Barb!

JANET STEWART

Janet's favourite class happens to be French 12 with Mrs. Wright. (?) She can usually be seen terrorizing Richmond in Betty's car, or laughing her way through RHS's halls. Trinidad is in store for Janet right after Grad. Best of Luck!

WENDY STUPAK Wendy is a petite soft-spoken brunette who left our school to attend college. She participated

in cheerleading and the drama production. Good luck in your

future, Wendy!

DAN SULLIVAN

Fearless

Dan doesn't like to waste time (especially in school!)

He says he likes Uncle Ben's

converted rice?) Oh really?

Lots of luck in the future, Dan.

PAT SURKO Here's a gal who is a genuine person! Always aware of things happening now! An individual thinker. Her laugh is an original, it always cheers one up! Craving is orange juice? May you always get what you want out of life--Good luck Pat! &

GERT STEINHILBER Gert enjoys Automotive with Mr. Licket. He hopes to go into the real estate business upon retirement from school. Good luck with that pre-fab you plan to build at Shuswap, Gert!

EDMOND TAM

Here's a great

guy who enjoys

Math and Chemistry.

This

friendly chess player would like to travel after grad and be himself! Have a good life, Edmond!

MONICA TAMEMOTO

This ambitious girl would like to travel, then become a stewardess.

She thinks her fate will be just an everyday housewife but we know better. Monica's greatest fear is being alone. Most un-

likely.

Good luck!

ED TAPLIN Ed has quite the sense of humour!

His ambition in life is to be an undercover agent for the RCMP. His greatest fear is that smoking will be allowed in school. Good luck, Ed!

CHRISTA TOMASZEWSKI

This girl is a real asset to Richmond High. Her smile can always be seen in the halls. Christa's ambition is to become a kindergarten

teacher. With her pleasing personality, we know you'll do well, Christa!

LYNNE TRENT This cheerful gal has her hopes set for Europe after Grad. She spends most of her time trying to understand Mr. Leask (wonder why ?). Lynne fears that someday she won't be able to laugh. That will never happen!

BRIAN TRESSEL

PAT TAPLIN Pat is a quiet gal who enjoys Literature and English. Her ambition in life is ''to know' and her last words Thank you Mr. Reid".

Brian's ambition is to become a Mechanical Technologist but he can't even do mechanical drawings in Drafting! Don't worry Brian you can always be a janitor in a machine shop?

Not likely eh? Happy HUNTING

BOB TAYLOR This guy is quite the athlete in all aspects of the word! Noted for being one of the Toughest players on the Richmond Juniors and he shows it too! Best of luck Bob and may you have no more

penalties!

SANDI TAYLOR

Sandi is active in cheerleading and is on the Simpsons Searsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Teen Council. Outside of school Sam likes driving her supercharged flower power Hillman, Sandi fears being left out. Not

ever!

FRED TINKLEY Fred, is a quiet, sincere guy who takes quite an interest in motorcycles and fears falling off his bike. Best of luck in your career as a mechanic, Fred!

Brian.

PAMELA TRUEMAN "Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low--an excellent thing in a woman.

Pam is sure to succeed in an acting career. She enjoys singing and dancing.

U.B.C. is in sight after Grad.

MARIANNA TSANG

Marianna, who would give a helping hand to anyone is one of the few who enjoys

school. Marianna can often be seen in the Business Machines room helping to explain a problem. Good luck in the future!

CAROL TURENNE An athlete from way back,

Carol plays an important part in the girls' basketball team. Hi-Y and boys (what else) take up most of her free time. Best of luck Carol!

LORI TURNER

Lori's energy is taken

up

just being at school. Her life ambition is to finally drive Tom's car. She fears that one day she will

by

be whisked away in RHS's jam-packed halls. Good

FRED VAN KOLL

Here's a really friendly guy to know who loves short skirts and

necklines! Outside of school Fred works for Ocean Cement.

Best of luck in life Fred! low

luck!

ROY TURNER Roy is a friendly, fun loving guy who enjoys

sailing, motorcycles and fast women. He fears driving off another bridge. Have a good life Roy, you're a great guy to know.

CHERYL VAN SANTEN For the immediate future Cheryl hopes to pass, but later on travel, a career in flower designing, and marriage are in store for her. Cheryl hates to think of growing old before her time or getting fat!

CHARMAINE U

Quiet, little Charmaine's favorite class is Math 12.

She is an active member of the Library Service Club, Bridge Club, and Badminton Club. Lots of luck to the little girl, with the equally little name and a hand full of

CHUCK VAUGEOIS

Chuck is noted for his good looks and his friendly personality. He enjoys working on cars and has hopes of becoming an artist.

Best of luck to this great guy!

trump!

MONIKA UNRUTH

Monika is an avid sports fan - her great enthusiasm rubs off on everyone else, and she's a happy sort to have around! May life always treat you well!

LOIS VANDERMOOR

Lois is the green maxi looks great ambition is

girl with the coat, and she in it, too. Her

to hitchhike around the world. Her

greatest fear is creepy Best of

yellow spiders! luck, Lois.

FRED VAN DYCK Fred can usually be seen fast asleep at the back of the English room. He does not wish to disclose his future plans at the moment but whatever it may be, we hope it is honourable!

Good luck!

ART VERKAIK

Art's favorite teacher is Mr,

Reimer. After Art makes his

first million, he plans to start working. Besides being busy in the Electronics Club, Art's outside activity is work. luck Art!

Good

COLLEEN WADDELL Colleen's main ambition in life is to train horses, Arabian horses

especially. Her greatest fear is growing old and her probable fate is getting married! Best of luck with your career, Colleen!

VAL WALLER Noted for her deep thought and

her expression

of

ideas, Val is

kept busy as a member of Hi-Y and working. After graduation, Val would like to travel. Best of luck Val!

LARRY WALSH Larry is one of Richmond's

more proficient gas pumpers. Most of his time taken up by the wife and his Chev. His greatest fear is when the wife gets riled. Best of luck, Larry. ÂĽ

LARRY WARCUP

Larry is noted for his over-

powering sense of humour which has made him one of the most popular and well-liked males of Richmond. After graduating, Larry plans to marry Salma and live happily ever after. Best of luck, Larry!

PHILLIP GARTH JOSEPH WATSON III

This popular, fun-loving Italian is our famous Fullback for the Colts, as well as RHS's Social Convenor. Besides chasing girls, Phil works at Super-Valu. Luck is yours, Phil.

GARTH WILLEY Garth can usually be found waiting outside the O. P, room or playing his guitar.

Garth's greatest fear is

being electrocuted on stage (or would it be in

class, Garth?!)

in your career!

Good luck

SHEILA WILLIAMS

Sheila's ambition is to get

married and have

a dozen kids (they're cheaper by the dozen!) She would like to become a dietician. Sheila wishes everyone success for their future and hopes they find all the happiness they want! The same to you, Sheila!

JANICE WILLOUGHBY Janice is kept active with Hi-C, skating and parties.

Her eyes are in the sky where she hopes to become a stewardess. Don't forget your paper bag Janice!

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DAWN WEBB

is known and appreciated for her concern of other people!

She's always there when you need her. Active as cheerleader, she hopes to go on to St. Paul's and become a nurse. All the luck to Dawn

ya',

Dawn!

DIANE WEBB

Diane's favourite subjects are General Business and Plastics.

She fears that she will stay in Richmond and see the world through the television, but we know that she will fulfill her ambition to travel around the world.

RANDY WIGHTMAN This guy gets his kicks going skimming and scurfing on deserted beaches at dawn. He

secretly dislikes turkeys, (especially live ones!) Someday Randy hopes to be able to call somebody else a 'joe-boy''! Lots of luck!

Bubs, as some of us know him as, seems to have a strange infatuation

for jelly beans! His favourite saying is: ''Jelly bean off!" and his greatest fear is being buried in a jelly bean avalanche.

Here's hoping you'll turn to jube jubes!

MARIE WILSON Be silent and safe,

silence never betrays you. When not cheering for our Colts, Marie can be found working at King's. She likes Spanish and plans to visit South America. Buena Suerte! ''

PATTY WILSON

Patty hopes to someday get her Driver's License since she fears riding the bus eternally. All her available time seems to be taken up opening her locker! Good Luck!

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FRED WITHERS Being a car fanatic, Fred wants to learn how to platten Chev tires. He likes frooling and hopes to stay comfortably unemployed until he meets his probable fate, Death. (Isn't everyone's?) Good Luck!

JOHN WRIGHT

Since John enjoys nature's beauty, he would like to become a forester. He is a member of the Chess Club, Rugby team and the Kiwanis Pipe Band. Best of luck in your future John!

BARRY WOIDA

Here's a cool guy, Mr. Carpenterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; himself! He

is noted for being avid in carpentry for he excels in construction. Hey, when is the house-warming party?

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likes snow-skiing,

laughing and driving his

mother's car? Best of

JANET YOUNG As a future Social Worker, a trip to Russia is a secret longing.

Janet is one of the clever foursome on our Reach for the Top" team. OShe fears that someday Snoopy might die!

luck Barry!

CHRISTA WOLFF

Christa is one of Richmond High's quiet girls. She enjoys Math with Mr. Burke and plans to become

a nurse after graduating.

See you on the wards,

Christal

DAVE WOODS Dave spends most of his time trying to find a way to

get out of schoolwork.

Don't we all? Just think Dave, no more English with guess who? Be happy throughout your life Dave!

GARTH WILLEY

stewardess. With Connie's pleasing personality, we know she will do very well! Good luck, Connie!

BOB BLAND Bob loves music--all types. He has a fantastic stereo set and the records to go with it. His dislike is French and the speeches to go with it! Best of luck Bob!

ROCKY COURAGE

be found

Garth can usually outside the O. P. room or playing his guitar. Garth's greatest fear is being electrocuted while on stage.

Good luck in your career!

WARREN WORKMAN

Warren's favorite class is

Biology with Norm. After graduating, Warren wants to become a Forester. His outside activities include bicycle racing, model building, and listening to loud music. Good luck!

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CONNIE ZWICKER

Connie, whose ever-smiling face can usually be seen at Kings, would like to be an airline

Rocky is one of Richmond Highs good natured blonds who likes Biology. We had to censor this dirty old man's activities, but we're sure he enjoys them.

Don't forget us Rocky--we won't forget you.

PAT HALL Has a mad crush on a group named after a certain insect.

Pat is known for flashing her friendly smile at everyone.

"Parlez-vous frangais' ? May Europe see you once again--Bon |

chance!

BRUNI SWARTZ Bruni is a happy-go-

lucky fellow always playing pranks on his teach-

RANDY LIEN

Often called "Randy Romance" Randy is a member of the '"Colts' and also enjoys skiing and electronics. His greatest fear is losing his U.S. citizenship and something happening to his Mustang.

Best of luck, Lover Boy!

He is a member of Demoley, the Football Team, I[.5.C.F. and

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attends all school functions. His middle name is "school spirit". Good Luck next year Bruni and have a nice time at summer camp.

DIANE MAY Being one of the many farmers inhabiting one side of Richmond,

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"work' is mentioned. Don't work too hard Eric!

ROLF RUTTICH Rolf can either be seen hanging around with ""Goofgang'' or racing around Richmond in his "Hot" Comet? Good Luck after graduation, Rolf!

BRUCE WHALEN Bruce can be seen working at the Gulf or with Otto and the gang from

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You probably saw him on CBC's "In The Round''. Good luck after

grad, Bruce!

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Claremont beat Salmon Arm in the second game on Friday which meant Richmond and Claremont would compete in the finals on Saturday. Both teams played magnificently Saturday night but, unfortunately for Richmond, Claremont was victorious. The final score was 35-28. Besides receiving the second place trophy the team also received a pennant showing that they had partici-

pated in the championship; and each member was given a certificate and a crest. Jeanne Ball and Bev Bland were picked for the first all-star team, Barb Simpson was chosen for the second all-star team and Carol Turenne was awarded honourable mention. The other girls on the team Vicky Williams, Gail Hamon, Connie Brunatti, Diana Ham and Heather Urwin - are also to be honoured for contributing so much to the team throughout the year.

By reviewing the accomplishments of the girls it will

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Vancouver City Championships, the Crohan Cup, the Jewel's Tournament at Salmon Arm, Vancouver and District Championship, the Delbrook Trophy and then second place in the B. C. Championships. I hope this penetrates everyone's minds - Richmond High's girls basketball team is the second best team in all of British Columbia!

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Grad Directory 1970 Abercromby, Eldon-1160 Thorpe Rd, . .

Abrey, Diane-836 Jones Rd. Alexander, John-778 Moffatt Rd. . . .

Alexander, Emil-938 Patterson Rd, . . .

Alkema, Kathy-807 Alexander Rd. . . .

Allen, Dave-1125BirdRd. . . . . . . .

Anderson, Walter-15 Catalina Cres.

Arnold, Marilyn-816 FrancisRd, . . . .

Atagi, Carol-216 No, 8Rd. . . . . . .

Bachmeier, Tony-228 No, 6 Rd. . . . .

Baillargeon, Colette- 628 Taseko Cres. . .

Bailey, Len-852 BennettRd. . . . . . .

Ball, Jeanne-834 Jones Rd. . . . . . . .

Banks, Shirley-1069 Bird Rd. . . . . . .

Banister, Don-875 No, 5Rd. . . . . .

Batcheller, Craig-785 Sunnymede Cres, .

Baydala, Bruce-1036 River Rd. . . . . .

Baydala, Judy-865 Jones Rd. . . . . . .

Bayer, Gerald-659 Maple . . . . . . .

Beale, Dennis-935 Patterson Rd... . . . .

Beatch, Rod-1176 Thorpe Rd. .

Beatch, Roxanne-1176 Thorpe Rd. . . . .

Beckman, Don-762 Acheson Rde. . .

Bendiksen, Ann-1042 Finlayson Dr. . . .

Bevan, John-374 No. 3Rdee Birs, Warren-1171 Cambie Rd, . . . . .

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Trueman, Pamela-852 Bairdmore Cres, Tsang, Mariana-641 Granville Cres.

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Turner, Roy-853 Garden City . . .

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Webber, Bob-750 St, Albans . . .

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