Sir Winston Churchill High School - Yearbook (Calgary, Canada Alberta)

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Z 1 x 13 MM. 1 '+ f A DEERING, ANITA.' I don 'I care whal lhe world knows aboul me . . . but I hope myfalher neverfinds oul. Corvelles are W, but muslangs are belter. DEKTEROFE SHANNON: And smiles you 'll give and rears you 'II ery and all you touch and allyou 'll see is all your Ive will ever be. DELAET PA TTY: Every rnan has in himseya fonlinenl of undisrovered eharacler. Happy is he who aels Ihe Columbus ro his own soul. DEMMON, GOEWINJ Goewln, whose jirsl plan ls I0 change her name lo Leavin', is undecided aboul future endeavours, sk: bum or surgical orlhodonnsl. DERDA K, JA NI:'LLE.' I 'll remember many special people. friends and limes lo IIZBVIIIOII a few. I ani noi afraid of lomorrowfor I have seen 'l'ESl?I'dU'V and I love loday. DICK, STA CEY: I'll always remember lhe good limes and new friends lhal I mer al SWC. Fulure plans include al' lending U ofC. DICKERSON, MA RK: Anyone who beals children and kicks dogs can 'l be all bad. - W, C. I-'lelds DIETTERLE, RITAJ Love soughl is good, our given un- soughl 15 beller. - Shakespeare DODD, BILL: I had a great lime, ullhough school sometimes g0I in lhe way, I'll neverforgel III?-fllll I had wilh myfriends or Kim Mallock. DOROZIO, LISA: Ifyou don 'I llve il, you don 'l believe ll. . . I wlllchooseopalh lhal's clear, I will rhoosejree will, DOUGLAS, LISA: We are all ln lhe gulter, bul some of us are looking al lhestare. - Oscar Wilde DOWN, CAROL YN: I wanl lo. and wllh God 's help I Carl, lt'.v well I give lhanks lhal lhere 15 always .YOIVIFIIIIVIX new ln Ilfe lo learn.

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,fa ,pf l ki 52 CRANE, HEA THER: You only live once. . . bu! Uyou live right, once is enough. - ANON Healher enjoyed her las! two years ofH1gh School with aspecial B. W, CRA WFORD, MA RK: Fulure aspirarionsg become a part of lhe PGA Iniernalional GQU circuit, aiiend lhe U 0fC in lhe Faeully ofGeneralS1udies. CRICH TON, MA RK CRITES, SUSAN: You ean'l always gel whal you wanl, bul. Uyou lry, some time you jus! mighijind you ger what you need. - Anon CRO WE, JENNIFER CR YER, GREGORY CUND Y, TIM: People should be Ihemselves, noi whal olhers wan! lhem to be. DAHL, KE VIN JA MES: Kevin remembers mosily lhe four spares he had during high school, the ski trip, his brand new Z-28 and no! much else. DAIS, JA CKIE: UB. H. had a passion for volleyball, basketball, and Thursdays ai the erow wilh rhe Tuna Palrol . Fu!ure.'sun1annmg and body remodelling wilh A G. DANGL UK, TARA S: SWC will never forge! ihe day when lhis fashion conscious young man sa! down in Physies . . . and lhe lflllh was revealed. We have io shoul above lhe din of our rice krispies DARGIE, CA THY: . . I am a Bear of very lillle brain. andlong words bother me, . . - Winnie lhe Pooh. DA VIS, MA ROOT' Walk on a rainbow lrail,' walk on a frail ofsong, and all abouiyou, will be beauiy. - Navajo song DA Y, LA URIE DA Y, TODD DA Y, WEND Y: I-riends are friends forever if the Lord's ihe Lord of ihem. H Cause a life1irne's noi loo long I0 live usfriends , - Micheal W. Srnilh DEBOER, GAIL: Lje is a jigsaw puzzle wilh mos! of Ihe pieces missing. v anonymous Od

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DRINNAN, CRAIG: Have you ever felt like you've been cheated. - Sid Vicious DURAND, CARLA: I would rather walk with Him byfaith than walk alone by sight, - Mary Bainard DURLING, ROBERT' Bob has been active in students' council, intramurals, various committees, and team sports. Great friends and wild times will always be remembered. Future aspirations include pre-med. DU TTON, ROB DUTTON, RON: the future is uncertain and the end is always near- Roadhouse Blues Y Jim Morrisonfthe Doors DYER. MICHELE: New journeys begin with today's ex- perience. Where we've been determines where we will go. Who we are is the essence of what we become. EARL, DAN: The way out is through. - Jaek I-'rost EDGE, DANNY: U' I had learned education I would not have had the time to learn anything else - Cornelius Van- derbilt EGENER, LOUISE.' The moment may be temporary but the memories are forever. Louis will always remember french classes with Mrs. Dewat and Mrs. Mashall's exercise class. EIDSNESS, PA TTI ANN: Friendship is like fne wine,' it grows more precious with age. Memories include fries n' gravy, spares with specialfriends, Mrs. Johnsons choir, and D,S. ERLENDSON, NORM: It is better to understand little than to misunderstanda lot. - A, France EVANS, GERR Y: Sweet memories, flashing very quickly by, reminding me, giving me a reason why, my goal is more than just a thought, I'll know I'm there when I've reached the top. EVANS, LESLIE: Leslie had three great years at SWC and will always cherish the friends she made. Leslie wishes the best to all herfellowgraduates. EWASHEN, THOMAS JAMES: A man in the right with God on his side, is in the majority though he be alone. FA ZEL, ZIAD FELL, JANICE: . . . and let the bays. Bring flowers in last month 's newspapens. Let the finale of seem. The only emperor of ice cream. - Wallace Stevens FIELL, RON: There are obviously two educalions. One should teach us how to make a living and the other, how to give, - Truison Adams FIL YK, SONJA: Wondering where the time went as I wander into thefuture - hopefully holding great memories of grad weekend.