| Summary: | The annual publication of the students of Winston Churchill High School, Lethbridge, Alberta. (1973-74) Knowledge, Its Own Reward Winston Churchill High School Lethbridge, Alberta 1973-1974i ii MESSAGE BROM THE STUDENT .CCUNCIi Football always starts off the year and this.past year our team was one; Churchill has had. A lot of effort has to be*ptit in by ;council tcforgai programs, and pc supply tlie nttmey for the! teams and cheerleaders. Student attendance at:basketbai; games was especially poor considering thatwc had ’winmirg''teams The teachers challenged uslto an attendance trophy a couple of times,! but always w on a teachers to student ratio, i would like to encourage everyone to go out to games next year because it looks like they are going to be "great ones". Council was especiallyheidful with 'he Exop '74 travel group. Everyone who went had a great time. Next year the travel group might go to Australia. TH a chance in a lifetime and it's great to get'away from school and maybe get to a few fellow students better. s and Dances this year were a grea*. success we made money,on all, but* the first one. I hope no one felt out of place at our dances because.ihe idea is to have run. Finiar.'s icqjess sponsored by council. Kirk Jenson's first try at directing Rainbow was another success : a play by himself was fantastic. Anyone who didn't see the show really jrnfssed sc-me- Ajdsh everyone good luck in next year's musical. Remember [the people are what make it and hdupfjis always needed for the cast, make-up, prograthO sets, etc. There is a job forcveiyonc and thw satisfaction of being involved and help* ^Kti^n^to^nakc it a'success. M Council is there for the students and if youfcon't like something Let them know. But jj what wc really need is people to bring ideaA and suggestions ,to council and then hclt» carry them out. To next You’ council: President; and Steven Miller, Freshmen President. Thlse past years at Churchill have been three of the best, and I know I feci almost ^radl^fcpressed at the thought of leaving for the last time as a student. I'll alwafS'* remember the good times like Finian's Rainbow, Oklahoma, Variety N ight, and Graduation, but also the sad times like hearing about the death of af school bu These huwLbeen part of my high school life and I'll cherish thenj^ I'll be bad "family" to visit and I hope that I will be accepted as one of die Churchill C«rol'Mo<5reSTUDENTS’ COUNCIL BACK ROW, Left to Right: Jane Busowsky, Neil Kelly, Leslie Humeny, Evelyn Stuedler, Gerry Hart, Patty Tomita, Mel Clewes. FRONT ROW: Fawn McLaughlin, Carol Moore, Randy Rac, Marlin Howg, Jane McPherson.WINSTON SALUTES Wayne Terriff wasn't any run of the mill principal, he was more of a friend to everyone in the school. We never hesitated to approach him with any problems because we knew he would understand. His leaving was Churchill's loss, but we know he is going on to bigger and better things. He has definitely left his mark on Churchill and on the students here and paved new methods for the educational system in Winston Churchill. Thanks Wayne for being such a great guy! DQn't worry Mr. Anderson you're not doing such a bad job yourself. Kris Nielson WA YNE TERRIFF PRINCIPAL AND FRIENDHe that hath a good master, And cannot keep him, He that hath a good servant, And cannot contend with him, He that hath such conditions, That no man loveth him, May well know another, But few will know him. Hugh Rhodes THE RIGHT SORT OF FELLOW You may know the fellow who thinks he thinks, Or the fellow who thinks he knows, But find the fellow who knows he thinks, And you know the fellow who knows. Anonymous PHILOSOPHICAL ADVICE He who knows not, and knows not that he knows not; He is a fool, slum him. He who knows not, and knows that he knows not; He is simple, teach him. He who knows, and knows not that he knows; He is asleep, wake him. He who knows, and knows that he knows; He is wise, follow him. Anonymous THOSE WERE THE DA YS MY FRIENDTEACHERS?v - J.10 WE THOUGHT THEY’D NEVER ENDEXPO ’74 Approximately 100 students from Winston Churchill High School attended this year's Expo '74 at Spokane, Washington. The group, chaperoned by six members of the staff, left Lethbridgeon May 9 and made it home in time for supper on Tuesday, May 16, allowing two days for bus travel to and from Spokane. This gave the students four full days in which to explore the wonders of Expo. The greater part of the money required to finance this venture was raised through student projects such as raffles, bottle drives, chocolate bar sales, and bake sales. The whole thing was a lot of fun. The group stayed at the local University, using the dormitores, cafeteria, and other facilities "on campus". In addition, it was quite educational. We learned a little about the culture and traditions of many different countries that had displays in the pavilions. Who knows where 1975 will take us? m \ pi *' I : U JY (3 mm I All BL' M 1 * ' 1 .A ^ i' ft 1 s | ■ \ ) JL M ‘ 1 • l V ^ n U rrCANOE CLUB THE CANOEING THING Beauteous, untamed country rolling, Misty horizon, and endless sky Smile upon ribbons of rivers And friendly stem men everywhere. (Hey you guys, who's rockin' the boat this time? And how about showin' some power up there!) Seasoned veterans of the stream are they, Plying their oars through frisky white ripples, As their keen eyes scan for rocks and things. (Look-out for those logs, idiot! What're you trying to do? drown me? For Pete's sake. The boat's gonna be swamped again!) Pushed onward by their mighty leader Whose rare courage outshines even theirs. He is a shining example to all his men Ever showing fortitude and diplomacy. (All right you clowns, who's got my cigarettes! How do you expect me to get up at 7 a.m. without my cigarettes? And who stole my lawnchair?) The velvet quiet of night has come, And each man sits 'fore glowing red fire, Wondering, whispering, or praying, Ashe plumbs the depths of solitude. (Will you guys kindly be quiet out there before we come and blow out those bonfires? Some of us do try and sleep occasionally y'know.) The street is sleepy, as befits a suburb path, When suddenly - a van roars through and stops. Ejecting one grimy traveller and kit. Then safe in hot bath, comfort of technology, he happily plots his next foray into The wilderness,the Beautiful People. The Good Life, (By Canoe of course!) FRONT ROW: Mamie Anderson. BACK ROW: Sharon Ducrdcn, Carol Stokcll, Wendy Romanchuk, Brenda Ellis, Jerry Hcra- semluk, Rhonda Heinonen, Steven Cunningham, Terry Morris, John Slyka, Clarence Gicsbrccht, Doug Christie, Mr. Mills, William Willis.A REVIEW HIGH SCHOOL PRODUCTION IS 'SORT OF C RAN DISH* BY LYNNE VAN LUVEN Winston Churchill High School's production of "Finian's Rainbow" is nothing less than "something son of grandish". Playing to a goodsized crowd at the Yates Thursday evening, WCHS students worked a little razzle-dazzle magic of their own and thoroughly captivated their audience. Tme, Finian's Rainbow tends to be the sort of play even misanthropes enjoy, hut that doesn't mean just any offlianded adaptation will suffice. The WCHS production, however, was leagues away from being offhand or careless. Hard work, inspired planning, clever bits of humor plus a good deal of burgeoning amateur talent were evident in every scene. The set was attractive and sturdily functional - thank heavens, because nothing wracks the collective audience nerve more than sets that sway, quiver and threaten collapse with each exit and entrance. The pace.of the musical was brisk; although die production ran well Over two hours, the rale of leprechauns, sharecroppers and a pot of gold in tobacco country never lagged. The WCHS players achieved that rare thing Thursday night - a strong series of opening scenes. Graced with several pleasant songs, "Finian's Rainbow" as WCHS produced it was well-served by sensitise musical handling. The chorus gave good support and the orchestra, under the direction of Willie Mathis, enhanced the play with surprisingly sophisticated renditions. Most endearing of all, the high school's production boasted those "extra" touches - witty little one-liners, well-placed gestures and several actors who had obviously made an effort to "get into" the characters they played and bring something of themselves to the roles. One negative observation about the choreography (which was, on the whole, otherwise good): one or two characters, especially Sharon McLoncrgan, seemed to have twitchy toc-itis. I mean, a j>crson's feel don't have to move all the time; that's not choreography, that's St. Vitus' Dance. Rhonda Huston did very well as a charming colleen; Iter portrayal of Sharon was natural, her singing consistently enjoyable. Kendal Ducc as Woody Mahoney began his role somewhat woodcnly, but gained more facility as the play progressed. Neil Kelly was convincing as Sharon's father Finian - no mean feat for a high school student, even when he's aided by a very good makeup job, as was Mr. Kelly. And of course Og - what would "Finian" be without a little green leprechaun? Greg Martin, nimble of foot and wit, was the perfect Og, clearly savoring his role, developing it cleverly and passing his enjoyment on to the audience. Martin Howg, as Billboard Rawkins, also gave a quality performance. Praise too, to Diane Turner for her dancing as Susan Mahoney, for Randy Rac's characterization of Buzz Collins. "Finian's Rainbow" continues at the Yates tonight and Saturday. Curtaintime is 8 p. m. It might be the closest you'll get to a pot of gold for a long time to come. 15 WE’D SING AND DANCE, FORE VER AND A DAY(hi order of appearance) SUNNY (Harmonica Player).Nestor Hryvnak BUZZ COLLINS.Randy Rac SHERRIFF.Albert Dodson 1st SHARECROPPER.Derek Redman 2nd SHARECROPPER. . Barry Schmidt SUSAN MAHONEY.Diane Turner HENRY.Tim Emerson 3rd SHARECROPPER.Pat Laglcr FIN IAN McLONERCAN.Neil Kelly SHARON McLONERCAN.Rhonda Ruston WOODY MAHONEY.Kendall Duce OG (A LEPRECHAUN).Greg Martin HOWARD.Monte Wright SENATOR BILLBOARD RAWKINS . . Marlin Howg 1st GEOLOGIST.Shane Lybbert 2nd GEOLOGIST.Wally Tomie DIANE .Sherry Ruston MR. ROBUST.Bariy Schmidt MR. SHEARS .Derek Redman 1st PASSION PILGRIM COSPELER . . John Voort 2nd PASSION PILGRIM COSPELER . . Gary Takahashi 3rd PASSION PILGRIM GOSPELER . . Barry Doc 1st DEPUTY.Howard Humeny 2nd DEPUTY.Rene I.eBlanc CHORUS Lori Hamilton, Holly Poch, Carol May, Pat Lagler, Loree Shearer, Carolynne Sipe, Molly Watts, Louise Uitbeyerse, Tracy Nakama, Cathy Chirka, Diane Handerek, Ev Steudler, Pat Burchak, Anita Lanham, Gail Deg, Terri Ohno, Barbara Henderson, Harold Hahn, Gregg Langhofcr, Linda Meinzer, Wendy Ros- enfelt, Rosanne Hunka, Betty Clampitt, Len Jarvie, Rene LeBlanc, Anthony Scberg, Shane Lybbert, Susan Beyer, Rita Beyer, Brenda Van Egmond, Carol Moore.BANDCHORUSSOPHOMORE COUNCIL Fawn McLaughlin, Kim Miller, Michael Ohno, LesHumeny, Sandy Comai, Barb Hansen.Chris Alexundropoulos Paddy Allen Joe Anderson Neil Anderson Dean Asplund Hubert Auer Lonnie Baceda Layton Banack Morcly Bates Barb Bientcina Tom Berekoff Adel i a Bessling Rita Beyer Bev Bogusk* Wade Boguski Creg Bosch Norman Rot a Pat Bouwsemu Mike Boy chuck Tom Brooks Cerry Brown Karen Bryant Susan Burrows Bonnie Campbell Shirley Carleton Mark Charles Bill Cherr.ezky Nellie Chow Creg Chumik Sandy Comai Karen Crawford Kevin Crawford lennifer Cross Child Steven Cunningham Evelyn Daw Cail Deg Dot DeCroot Sylvia dejager Kathy Dietrich Marilyn Dietrich Colleen Dietxen Charlene Dchms 22 Cindy Doubinin Velma Douglas Cindy Duffus Richard Duval Duainc F.ggar Alan El ford Bryan Flexhaug Debbie Frecka Cwcndy Friesen Kevin Fury Cindy Cacti Lawrence Gardiner Heather Ellice Lorraine Fedorki Gavin Fenton Diane Ferguson Perry F irth David Flak Clarence Cicsbrecht Ronald Ciessmann Mike Graham F.ileen Crodricky Julie Hancock Diane Handerck Barb Hansen Penny Heinonen Rosemarie Herle Christine Higa Connie Hillmcr Denise Hirashima Shane Hirshc Rod Hollihan Dorothy Hooge Connie Hopkins Glynis Hopkinson Leslie Huntcny Roseanne Hunka Harold James Pam James Norman Johansen Brenda Kading Mary Kjmpfmuller 23 John Kcrbcr Dennis Kethler Sandra Kirk Dour Kitaguch) John Koglcr Ken Korea Sheila Krammer Robert Kroeker Pam Krokom Eileen Kluserits Irene Lagemaat Anita Ianham Carol} n LaRoeque Willard Larson Candy Lee Ed Leong Kelly Link Mike Luchanski Vicki Lund Dennis Lundc John MacDonald Susanne Mageau Ernie Mallet: Margarete Manntai Ray Marietta Creg Martin Tyler Martinuk Dawn Masson Tim McCuaig Fawn McLaughlin Diane McMann Laurel MeTighe Linda Meinaer Rob Melvin Pat Middleton Bev Mlki Bob Miles Kim Miller Pat Miller Perry Mirkovich lan Mortice Terry Mortis 24 Ron Moser Debbie Nagata Elaine Nishijima Sandy Nishikaw j Selnu Nishamurj Cheryl Nordstrom Rhonda Huston Lori Ryden Barry Schmidt Darlene Schroter Sindy Scott Laura Scroggie Anthony Seberg Keith Selvlg Rena Shaskin Mark Shaskin Shannon Shastal Danel Shaw 25 Nancy Shaw Tom Shaw Mark Shlgehiro Kim Shuiti Morgan Sillito Tcrry Simmonds Grant Sorensen Loralic S pi tier Melody Stanfclld Doug Stevens Evelyn Steadier Ron Stickel Lionel! Stokell Yvonne Stotyn Andy Takacs C^thy Takeda Donna Tamocri Joy Thompson Jolayne Toth Rudy Traichcl Lief Trockstad Diane Turner Helen Van Egmond Richard Venhuis John Wjgontall LJi Ward Holly Wjselenck Molly Watts HolUe Wheeler Lorrie Willetts Bill Willis Sue Wilton Paul Winkler David Wfnba Kathy Witham Evelyn Witzke 26 Everybody needs a friend.STAFF Asst. Administrator Past Principal Present Principal Asst. Administrator R. Eichhom J. W. Terriff J. Anderson APPLIED ARTS A. Weintraub D. Bcvans L. Dogterom A. Grant L. Holland P. Ncufcld BUSINESS EDUCA TION Hryvnak Komamisky Jenson Turner LANGUAGES Dodd Forster Krause Lahti Patson 28 MATH-SCIENCE J. Landeiyou G. Alexander M. Clews C. Daw W. l.anglands SOCIAL STUDIES FINE ARTS B. Beck P. Alvau L. Lartcr w. Mathis w. Mills G. Shilliday LIBRARIAN TEACHER AIDES J. Chubb J. Jankowiak A. Woolhouse M. Godlonton S. Komodowsky 29 OFFICE STAFF KINDERGARTEN STAFF CUSTODIANSMy mommy had a feeling, I might be too appealing . . . Control-this is agent 86. Give us an "E". Mark Eden made us what we are today. Let's make a deal!The Perfect (?) Couple.<*r Yesss Mr. Bevans. Streakers! Now what do we do?Nap time. “ WE'D LIVE THE LIFE WE CHOOSE,WELCOME This year Winston Churchill gained something pretry special and I don't mean the freshman. I am referring to the addition of the kindergarten classes. This is a belated welcome to them and a hope that our degenerate students didn't corrupt the children. They may be just what we need to keep us in line. I'm sure everyone in Churchill joins me in welcoming the kids and thanking them for putting a little life back into Winston Churchill. 39 TEA CHER FAREWELLAWARDS ry. V ySTATESMEN Editors Left to Right: Hollic Wheeler, David Cunningham, Kris Nielson, Wendy Sera. Well here it is! The Statesmen, a yearbook compiling the year's activities and events. Once again the yearbook has been turned out in the usual relish by four or five students. I would like to thank these people, two of which do not appear in the picture. They arc Penny Heinonen and Jackie Rccdyk. Also a special thanks to Ricky Sera, a grade nine student from Wilson, who is responsible for the artwork. We had to resort to an outside source for our artwork because no student in Churchill would do artwork for their yearbook. Still another thanks to Barb Day for her guidance throughout the year and for returning to the school after June 7 and helping us finish the yearbook. One final thanks to all the students in Churchill who made it nearly impossible to get decent pictures for their yearbook. We hope you'll enjoy the Statesmen and that it will bring pleasant memories of Winston Churchill years from now. Kris N ielson EditorNEWSPAPER STAFF FRONT ROW: Linda Meinzer, Laura Scroggic, Gail Deg, Irene Lagemaat, Barbara Henderson. BACK ROW: Vicki Lund, Roseanne Hunk a, Wendy Rosenfelt, Gregg Langhofer, Harold Hahn, Mark Charles, Keith Selvig, Mrs. Dodd, Staff Advisor. THE CHURCHILL L1ASON This year was a good year for the school newspaper. The staff was large and very cooperative. Our staff advisor, Mrs. Dodd helped us get started. Christine Higa, the assistant editor got things together, especially where lay-out was concerned. Mark Charles, who was sports editor, managed to fill a whole page with sports events. The art, done by Greg Langhofer, Gail Deg and Vicki Lund, always managed to fill the empty spaces. Keith Selvig had a regular column while Barry Doe, Barbara Henderson, Laura Scroggie and Rosanne Hunka were free-lance writers. Linda Meinzer and Wendy Rosenfelt were in charge of entertainment, and also contributed some articles. We started something new this year-solicited advertising. This cut down our newspaper costs and got the community involved. Sue Wilton and Harry Hahn did most of the work in that department. Thank-you, staff, for a good year. I wish next year's editor as good a staff as I had. Irene Lagemaat, EDITOR. 46 The Bulldogs in action.STANDING: Evelyn Daw, Debbie Anderson, Brenda Lazarick, Hollie Wheeler, Anita Grant, Jane Busowsky, Deb Bosch, LaVeme Gilchrist, Judy Hirashima. SITTING: Gail Blanchard, Diane Turner.FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Rene Le Blanc, Jim Chymboryk, Perry Mircovich, David Turner. BACK ROW: Mark Shaskin, Gordon Tokariuk.Ping-Pong Club FRONT ROW: Joey Gillett, Tim Emerson, Rene LcBlanc, Don Wilson, Warren Kanashiro, Doug Goodrich. SECOND ROW: Lorraine Hinatsu, Ellen Boon, Cheryl Adachi, Rhonda Heinonen, Brenda Ellis. THIRD ROW: Ming Tsang, John McMurren, Ralph Pollock, Brent Tokitsu, Mr. Wigg, Peter Evans, Brian Sorenson, David Coutts, Greg Sterenbcrg. Badminton Club FRONT ROW: Arthur Roesler, Barry Emerson, Doug Stevens, Mark Shigehiro, Don Wilson. SECOND ROW: Carole Shigchiro, David Turner, Carol May, Shawn Dzuren, Debbie Anderson, Warren Kanashiro, Rene LeBlanc. THIRD ROW: Patti Tomita, Cathy Chirk a, Carol Stokell, Sharon Ducrden, Mrs. Takeda, Lavern Gilchrist, Holly Poch, Evelyn Daw. FOURTH ROW: Bill Frecka, Pat Burchak, Brenda Ellis, Nellie Chow, Joan Chubb, Lori Hamilton.Griffins STANDING: Debbie Anderson, Debbie Bosch, Hollic Wheeler, Jane Busowsky, Diane Turner, Gail Blanchard, Miss Dogtcrom. KNEELING: I.orie Willetts, Evelyn Daw, Judy Hiroshima, Brenda Lazarick. MISSING: Doris Witzke. 52 WE’D FIGHT AND NEVER LOSEJr. Basketball STANDING: Don Wilson, Brian Selcski, Doug Kitaguchi, Dean Asplund, Brian Robinson, John Wagontall, David Turner, Randy Ebbert. KNEELING: Lionel Stokell, Mark Mcdoruma, Doug Stephens, Dale Cronkhite.SPIRIT was the cry and spirit was the response from our great Bulldogs this year. It carried them to a first place finish in league play and to victories over arch enemies LCI and CCH. It did falter in the provincial playoffs but our pride never was greater, because as Principal, Jim Anderson observed, they were a team of real gentlemen. The outstanding player award this year was given to Perry Mirkovich. Bulldog Basketball FRONT ROW: John Kuliska, Manager; Jerry Areshcnko, Alan Thomson, Kendall Duce, Derek Redman, and Brian Miller, Manager. BACK ROW: Glen Alexander, Coach; Norman Bota, Chris Alexandropoulos, HankHeerzc, Perry Mirkovich, Vic Tron, Bany Schmidt and Randy Rae.Basketball Cheerleaders FRONT ROW: Denise Hiroshima, Deb Anderson. SECOND ROW: Shawn Dzuren, Lori Hamilton, Carol May, Lorie Shearer, Pat Lagler, Selma Nishimura, Carol Stokell. AT TOP: Deb Gray, Colleen Yamamoto. Football Cheerleaders FRONT ROW: Leslie Humeny. SECOND ROW: Barb Hanson, Adclla Besscling, Carol May, Rhonda Ruston, Selma Nishimura. THIRD ROW: Shawn Dzuren, Heather Elliot, Pat Lagler.BULLDOGS "This year the Bulldogs played through one of their best seasons". Coach Ncufcld sums it up. "Although we fell short of our initial objective which was to win the championship, the team never lacked in spirit. We were in better condition this year then ever before and also our bench strength was very good. Our first game against CCHS helped us realize that we were a good team and that is what made us think about what we were doing and it gave us the strength to go on. " I I - m. ^ ~ I.ineman of the Year Rookie of the Year . Most Valuable Player Most Improved Player Leading League Passer < ^ ik t Wr—| fi l .Hank Heefce .Jerry Areshenko .Bob Myers .John Voort .Derek RedmanFRONT ROW: Todd Poberznick, Hank Heerze, Albert Dodson Bruce Brooks, Randy Rae. SECOND ROW: Greg Martin, lan Morris, Howard Humeny, Len Jarvic, Lionell Stokcll, Jerry Areshenko, Lawrence Gardiner, Coach; Pete Neufeld. THIRD ROW: John Voort, Gil Poberznick, John Wagontall, Len Brewer, David Wirzba, Joe Wevcrs, Alvin Fritz, Norman Bota. FOURTH ROW: VicTron, Kendall Duce, Derek Redman, Barry Schmidt, Schmidt, Don Crabb, Brian Flcxhaug, Trevor Brassard, Murray Kobe.Churchill 35 Churchill 7 Churchill 39 Churchill 22 Churchill 0 Churchill Churchill 13 14 We finished 2nd with a 4-3 record. CCHS 0 mil 26 Cresent Heights 14 M.H. Mohawks 15 CCHS 44 LC1 26 McCoy Colts 12Caro! Adachi Chcr>l Adachi Pat A it chiton Kuit Albier Brent Anderson Debbie Anderton Diane Anderton Janice Anderson Mamie Anderson Terry Anderton Jerry Areshenko Cordon Babick Loric Baccda Randy Bahler Carie Bain Klaus Beck R.mdy BeLanchuk Wendy Blair Ken Block Tom Block Cindy Bloomberg Brian Bodnaruk Ellen Boon Debbie Botch Sherry Close Calvin Connors Gerald Cook Sally Cooper Linda Cotten Brenda Coutts 60 / DjIc Cronkite latt) Crowe Louie Craga Marvin Dalton Nicki Davis Jim Dawson Shawn Druren Loeie Eagle Plume Jennifer Eagle T ailfeather* Randy Ebbert Brenda Ellis Tim Emerson Maureen Caetr Monica Cangur Sharon Cangur Beverly Gibson Rhonda Cier Laverne Gilchrist Dame Creen Eddy Cyorffy Harold Hahn Lori Hamilton Richard Hamilton Arlene Hansen Kim Ervin Cindy Farrles John Ferguson Ed Fix Dean Fortier Marie Fudge 61 Don Harkcr D.irccc Harris Glen Harold Doug Hegland Rhonda He i none n Barbara Henderson Gerald Hendriks Jerry Hcrascmluk Ben Heyboer Lorraine Hinatsu Judy Hiroshima Bill Hnatiuk Brad Holt Marlin Howg Lorric Huber Archie Huiiing Howard Humeny Tony Iwuasa Scott Jarvie Kevin Jockims Les Johnson David Jordan Kelly Kanashiro Warren Kanashiro Neil Kelly Terry Kerr Trevor Kcsler Debbie Kowal Joan Korakevich Bev Kraushcr Barbara Kunr Pat I.agler Gregg Langhofer Richard LaPlace Joanne LaRocque Rene LaBlanc Carole Lindsay Joanne Logan Dennis Ludwig Shaync Lybbeit Malcolm MacFarlan Tami Machalck 62 Arlene Makin Sheryl Malacko Tom Manley Marlene Martin Carole Ma> Steven McCullcv Richard MacDonald Robert McFarlane Dary l McLellan lohn MeMurren Norman N'cNell Mark Medocuma Bert Meycring Tom Mihalik Verna Miller Tracy Nakama Colleen Neville Sid Nieuwenhuis Wade Nishikawa April Nordln Lisa Nordstrom Peter Oberlander T erri Ohno Brent Olesky Margaret Ott Debbie Papp Kent Peacock Kalie Pedrini Eddie Penn Lisa Pinnock Cil Pobennick Holly Poch Ralph Pollock Philip Psaltis Bryon Puhl Randy Ram age Sharon Ram age Leo Reedyk Zelda Rioux Robert Robulak Wendy Romanchuk Karen Ryden 63 Cindy Sawch.uk Rosemarie Schegl Tom Seberg Brian Seleski Irene Semak Robert Se vert son Chris Shaskin Lorcc Shearer Ron Shcllenberg Henry Sikking Jackie Simpson Marty Sirovyak Betty Sieightholm Tony Solowjow Marion Soltes Ron Solvey Marie Spackman Denise Spisak Elizabeth Stanak Vic Stasiuk Bradley Stephenson Greg Sterenberg Carol Stoke 11 lanct Szabo Irene Szekely Lloyd Takeyasu Debbie Thomas Doris Tietz Cordon Tokariuk Brent Tokitsu David Turner Louise Uitbeyerse Ian Valin Shirley Van Dyck Shelley Vegh Daryl Vogt 64 Bob Ward Sheila Wasylishen Barb Webber Debbie Wells Anita Wevers Darlene Wlgton Collette Willcts Don Wibon Sam Wireba Doris Witzke Brian Wright Gerald Zarooben All I want for Christmas is Takin' it easy, my two front teeth. Music Makers 65 KINDERGARTEN CLASSES Caution, Little People Crossing FOR WE WERE YOUNGSENIOR COUNCIL John Voort, Gerry Hart, Carol Moore, Kendall Ducc, Sherry Gelbcrt, Carolyn Stcrcnberg, Deb Grey, Marg Mams.AND SURE TO HA VE OUR WAYGRAD COMMITTEE BACK ROW, l-eft to Right: Caro] Moore, David Cunningham, Jane McPherson, Karen Kool, Carolyn Sterenberg. FRONT ROW: Robin Laglcr, Jane Busowslcy, Gerry Hart. Greg Martin, Marg Marus.Brenda VVeitz Gay Plomp Betty Lou Coyle Maxine Funk Wally Tomic Tom Knealey Paggy Gardiner Bob Dobra Tim Larson June Takeda Randy Rae Brian TheissenMyron Rak Arlene Hing Rosa Yu Jim Richards Laurie Scoretz Pat Sander Gail Blanchard Brian Miller Pat Ellingson Karen Koole David Crabb John Kuliska Len Jarvie c ' V Anne Goodall Brenda Van EgmondDonald Crabb Marcella Cooper TV- •* • 1.1 *1 t • i* Kris N iclson Sandy Wilson Susan Beyer Bruce Atkinson Kendall Duce Saudi Hegland Kathy Orsten Jim Hegland Arthur Roesler Ewan MacFarlane Cheryl Brown Jack PriceLora Braun Shelly Shastal Jim Mat kin Jim Chymboryk Gary Vosburgh Milton Ivvassa Kelly Sinclair Wendy Kalkan David Cunningham Greg Gibson T ari Shurtz Kelly Vaykovick Ken Ponech Dale George Jerry l.ukey Wendy SeraGlenn a Hamilton Laura lee Francis Monte Wright Brenda Seaman Bonnie Fletcher Jack Price She rry G e 1 de rt B arb McL e an Barbara Cookshaw Alvin Fritz Robert Soltes Chris Mahon Corrine Bogusky Donna Sugiliara Wanda Kiewszyn Debbie AndersonAnn De Groot Marg Mams Colleen Yamamoto Albert Dodson Judy Wojtowicz Barry Emerson Susan Iwaasa Gerda Granson Grant Ostcr Judy Moncrieff Olga Fress Sheryl Wince Robin Lagler Laura Trent Hank Heerze Donna LastukaKathy Dietzen Carole Shigchiro Collin Jang Brenda Lazarick Rick Nieuwendyk Gerry Hart Bill Frecka Sharon Filmer Julie Nieuwcnhuis Brenda Franz Debbie Skinner Bcv LorenczRod Gicr Merle Waterfield Janet Graham Bernie Huizing Kathy Hamilton Diane Davis Janet Clifton Judy Szabo Ann Tunow Elsa Stasiuk Debbie Houghton Carolyn Stereneberg Debbie SciiroterTerry Davies Connie Wyrostock Sharon Harms Marney Kunz Linda Meyer Jean Jacklin Liz Waterfield Mary Ann Napadajlo Gaye Kinsey Kathy Miller George Tschemetzki Madelene Szekely Doug Service Marilyn Nakama Liz Giesbrccht Susan Wojtov/icz\ ¥ Paulette Huber Patrick Finn Pain Williams Jane Busowsky Jane MacPherson John Voort1. O Canada 2. Introduction of Graduands - Miss Rosalind Eichhom Presentation of Pins - Mr. J. Wayne Terriff 3. Introduction of Head Table - Kim Miller 4. Introduction of Teachers - Karen Koole, Kendall Duce 5. Grace - Mr. DeWayne Duce DINNER 6. Toast to the Parents - Jane MacPherson Reply - Mrs. Dorothy MacPherson 7. Toast to the Teachers - Carol Moore Reply - Mrs. Penny Dodd 8. Toast to the School - Gerry Hart Reply - Jim Anderson 9. Guest Speaker - Dr. Robert Plaxton Supt. of Schools, Leth. 10. Class History - Carolyn Sterenberg, Greg Gibson 11. Valedictorian - Brenda Van Egmond 1 2. Gift to the School - Brenda Lazarick 13. Farewell to the Graduands - Mr. Bill Langlands Dance to Follow at: The Exhibition Pavilion Acme Music i >Brian Anderson Darrel Beingessner Bruce Brooks Les Caiman Joanne Cannon Carma Chief Calf Carolla Chief Calf Doug Christie Morgan Dyck Doug Goodrich Dave Hamilton Marilyn Helm Lanny Hendry Karen James Handy Kroeker Randy Langhofer David McCuaig Pam Nakama Mike Paul Richard Quon Robert Tomaskl Dale Wigton Ken Wilson87 V *&**” 2^ Z&& ^uuz&/ uz/^ othn# (y^/ a5^'" s7 ^rV&Cts?->f,0 zyx<*r<y^ ^juerc^'' • 88 Published by Joston's/Notionol School Services Ltd. V/innipeg. Manitoba. Canada.':X%v! •r<w>yWv- v::-»x« > • • <M£: v-;.v.v •»»wX •••••:;: w-x^: * • • • • vC-V.V.* ••v* • • • . . • • •. .% • • •»i,,,,,.vr,^Ci!i * * •'•’.'.v • • • • • i % i*.v.'.' i • .v.'.'.'.v . VvXv,*,.,v.v:*:«y«:- pdf
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