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

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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.

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050 s 1 GARDNER, JANICE: Memories of Mixed and Senior Girls Chorus, the France trip, and all the good times we had will always be treasured, In the fall, lplan on taking Nursing at the U of C , GA RDNER, TERRA NCE GEE, K E I TH GERLITZ, CHRIS: Iplan to study chiropractic medicine. I like gay' courses, fast cars, high speed pursuits, oh yeah. , . women too, Between two evils, I always pick the one I never tried before. GIBBS, CHRIS: A woman is like your shadowsg follow her, shefliesqflyfrom her shefollows. - Chamfart. U'or J. SJ GIBSON, RA X' What do I kow? A Michel De Montaigne GIESLER: LA URA GILL, MICHAEL: This is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end, But it is, perhaps the end of the beginning. - Winston Churchill GILLESPIE, TIM: Tim enjoys skiing, goM and football. He will always remember the fun times he had during his spare at either Burger King, MacDonalds, or Macs. GILLETT TROY: A man's ambition should be high,' not scratched in dirt-carved in the sky, - Thomas L, Forest GOBIN, TERI-LEE: You only live once. . . but Uyou live it right, once is enough. Trust is the greatest gy! one person can give another. GODDARD, CA ROL: I shall not pass this way again, then let me now relieve some pain, remove some barrier from the road, or brighten someone 's heavy load. - Eva Rose York GODFREY, SAND K' Sandy will always remember good times and good friends at SWC. Her future plans include learning to drive and attending Foothills School ofNursing. GORE: ALANNA: Alanna looks forward to a career in fashion merchandising, a future with C.J,, pumping iron and browning her buns! Hey B. H. It's Party Time! GOSSEN, LISA.' He has haythe deed done, who has made a beginning. - Horace GOTTFRIED, DA WN GOUGH, VANCE: As ajinal incentive before giving up a difhcult task, try to imagine it successfully accomplished by someone you dej7nitely dislike. - K. Zenois GRABBE, SHELDON' Not by power nor by might, but by my Spirit says the Lord, l'vef0und the answer to Ive is in the living Jesus Christ!