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

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HANWELL, MARGO: Some do, , . Some don'I. . . Some will. . . Some won 'l. . . Imighl. HARRIS, FIONA: Lje only demandfrorn you the strength you possess. Only onefeal is possible no! lo have run away. - Dag Hammarskjold HAR VE Y, ROSANNE: I will always remember Mr. Wa1son's Phys.Ed. 30 camping Irip and I hope to forge! Mrs. Donaldlv Wednesday morning j7eld hockey practices. HA VRELOCK, JILL HA YES, D'ARCY: U you are insecure, you are secure in your insecurily. I srill don 'I know what I'm going to do. - Pele Townshend HA YNE, ROBERT The lruth is inconlrovertible panic may resenl iI,' ignorance may deride il: malice may distorr it, but rhere il is. HA YS, WA YNE HEIM, TRACY' Ever hopeful, filled wilh dreams . . Srrong people cannol be defeated - Danielle Steel QF

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Mo GRECKOL, LA UREEN: tWeinerl will always remember her 4th period spares, her new friends and her pet peeve the preppy. Loves R. S. GREKUL, JAMES: U' the doors of perception were cleansed, everything would appear to man as it truly is, inhnite. - William Blake GRESKO, CAM: Taft is the ability to close your mouth before someone else wants to. - Anonymous GRE Y, BRENT GREY, MURRA Y: You only live once. . , but Myou live right, once is enough. - Anonymous GUPPY, JACK: l'll remember all the good friends I made at S WC and everything that happened here. Nobody told me there 'd be days like these! - John Lennon HA IGH, PHILIP IAN: It 's a btg enough umbrella, but tl's always me who ends up getting wet. - Sting HA LE, SHANNON: Reality tsfor people who lack imagination. HALL, DARLA: . . . FOCH 4,' to great friends, terryic guys, bubbly champagne, the Mediterranean and fabulous France. Thanks S WC for three great years. HALLET7I JOHN: The music is gone, but the melodv lingers on. Thanksfor the memory. HAMEL, GREG: Life is like a late night radio station, The old songs are remembered best. HANSEN, KE VIN: An honest brew makes IIS own friends A John Molson KT. G. I. OJ

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HENDERSON, DOUG: Fame is a vapor, popularily is an ac- aideni, and money takes wings, lhe only Ihing lhal endures is aharacler. HENDERSON, STEVE: The needs of lhe many oulweigh, Ihe needs affhefew, end Ihe one. - Mr. Spock HENDR Y, ROBERT' The chief wonder of edueulion is lhal it does nal ruin everybody concerned in il, leachers and Iaughr. - Henry Adams HERRINGTON, DEAN HERRMANN, SAND Y: Only play in your food U you've already eaien all your ro ys. HE YMA N, DA VID HILLINGER, CHRIS: Like a King wiihoui a aasile, Like a Queen wilhoul a Ihrone, I'rn an early morning lover, and i1's lime for moving on. - Rick Davies HILLMAN, CRA IG: Give a man a wall and he will bash his head againsl il. v C. H. HLAD Y, BRENT' I'd rafher have a boille in fron! of me Ihan a fronlal labolomy. High school has been lhe best six years of my lU'e. P. P. Punks and Preppies HO, GORDON: Learning wilhoul fhoughl is labor losI,' lhoughl wilhour learning is perilous. - Confucius HODGE, ROBERT' Rob will never forge! lhe hard work and long nights involved in passing Mrs, Mangon's Eng. 30 class. I'm a man wirhoul convielion. - Boy George HODGINS, GREG: Thejaslesl way Io succeed is lo look as if your playing by olher peopleix rules, while quielly playing by your own. HODGSON, SHANNON: Humble yourselves before lhe Lord, and He will IU? you up. Y James 4:10 Shannon plans Io atlend University afier Iwo years al Briererest Bible College. HOLI-'ELD, TREOOR: Malhernalics may be defined as Ihe subjeel in which we never know what we are lalking aboul, nor wheiher wha! we are saying is irue. - Berirand Russell HOLLINS, DA PHNE HOLF CYNTHIA: Memories of music, bran muffins, drawing noses in lhe library and being lhe skinny of lhe D.R. harem will caniinually go skipping down ihe hallways ofmy brain. MO