St Johns Ravenscourt School - Eagle Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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C Jle Sell ool aptain With Derek at the helm, this has been one of the best years that the school has enjoyed. As School Captain, this bandy-legged Calgarian led the School with efficiency and good humour. Derek was a real enthusiast on the football field and hockey rink, played House sports and was a Company Captain in the Cadet Corps. Der’s dorm was always available, or at least used for the occa¬ sional bull-session and he was usually an active participant, telling us about his days in the cowboy country. Dazzling Der carried on a light correspondence with a certain American girl, but didn’t hesitate to keep the homefires burning. He was one of four Los Angeles expeditionaries. Derek plans to go in for Commerce at the University of Alberta, Calgary Campus, and we know that if the fair sex will leave him alone, he will be very successful. 12

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C7L tain CRAIG LAMB: Klaig Harris was Rice-Captain of the School this year. Despite several faults, such as being a back-seat driver, he did an excellent job upstaging Captain Vere and Billy Budd in the play. He also acted in the official capacity of Senior Prefect. We all agree that there wasn’t a better type-cast person in the play, too. Honourable Claggart was a lieutenant in Cadets, a star on the football field and the hockey rink, and it looks like it is going to be a good Track and Field season for him. The whole form thinks the WORLD of Craig, and we wouldn’t lose his friendship for all the tea in China. In his weaker moments, he could be found shooting pool with Fox, or resting on his bed. An avid practiser of Confucianism, Craig plans to take Civil Engineering next year at University. Sayonara and good luck. RANDY ARNETT: Fra Lippo Lippi the Monk decided to shun the fairer sex, and get down to work this year. Unfortun¬ ately for his Physics mark, they wouldn’t leave him alone, and B.C. Interior Affairs became his favorite subject. Rand was a senior prefect and most afternoons could be seen strapping on his Dunlop No. 12’s for Basketball. He was also noted for his footloose running in football. On weekends our banjo-plu cking hustler raunched a hot six Monza, but sometimes found time for sports between oil changes. Free of the knife of Pete-the- Greene, Arny found time to love his dorm-mate and ditched his white cane award. Randy really does like his SS dorm-mate even though he bothers him, and we know that our favorite genius will do well next year in Engineering. “While the grass grows, Randy mows” and “He weeps for what is done.” BILL EVERETT: William Joxer Collins was a senior prefect this year. Chokecherry was a super-star in football and hockey, never missing a chance to materialize on a scoring opportunity. Seldom found with the same car twice in one week, Ev lead the Common Room through many hours of laughs. Playing the second most important role of the mess deck, Bill could usually be found laughing it up with Byron in his more serious moments. Often heard about midnig ht on the Third Floor: “Ouch! Leggo! I give, I give! Aw, c’mon. Mee-thews!” Bill was a captain in Cadets, plans to take Commerce next year “because everyone else is”. Cherry is good clay for a University man and we wish him luck “He was a man, take him for all in all.” 13