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

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Hd ' Hwa Sckoim BACK ROW: Randy Paul, Aaron Schwartz, Ian Fraser, David Fitzjohn, Mr. Gordon, David Gargett, Edward Orton, Bill Gardner, Mark Jackman. FRONT ROW: Mark Dallas, Richard Woodhead, Michael Castling, Michael Payne, John Lawrance, Cris Gunn. The Red River Scholarship scheme is the most challenging undertaking in which we are involved. Among our objectives is, of course, the bringing of talented boys to our school, but even more important is the bringing of boys of ability from as many places as possible. It is hoped that in 1967 we will have boys on Red River Scholarships from all ten provinces in Canada and at least a representative or two from other countries. In order to carry out this objective money will have to be raised, and raising money for scholarships is less glamorous than raising money for new necessary buildings. However, in time, I am sure that we will gain support for this scheme. I feel certain that eventually Red River Scholars will themselves contribute di¬ rectly to the scheme as well as promoting it in whatever part of the world they find themselves. With support this scheme can help us build a national school in the center of Canada. R.L. Gordon, Headmaster. Sdolmitpi Gwitd on f%2 VI David Fitzjohn . Winnipeg, Manitoba IV Christopher Gunn .Fort Garry, Manitoba VI Aaron Schwartz . St. James, Manitoba Sdoluikpi Gicontd on VI William Gardner.Winnipeg, Manitoba V Mark Jackman .. . Ralston, Alberta IV Edward Orton.St. Boniface, Manitoba ScMmkfi Gwitd on V Randy Paul .Winnipeg, Manitoba III Michael Payne.Fort Garry, Manitoba Sdoolmfoopi Gwitd uo III Michael Castling . . IV Mark Dallas .... VI Ian Fraser . V David Gargett . . . . II John Lawrence . . . III Richard Woodhead . . . St. Boniface, Manitoba .Calgary, Alberta Victoria, British Columbia .St. Vital, Manitoba . Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan . Calgary, Alberta

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Smoi ' JwjfiCU Jim MacDonald, John Kiddell, Peter Hammond, Bill Cottick, Mr. Gordon, Muir Meredith, Mike Brook, Bill Gray, Jamie McDonald. School ttrftiiM ' Report It has been five years since I first arrived at S.J.R., and as I think back over these years now, trying to sum them up in a couple of paragraphs, I realize they have been some of the most enjoyable of my life. The hours of standing with my nose to the wall, which must add up to days by now, the occasional trips to Dorm 1 after chapel, the precision dorm-raids planned to the minutest detail, and end-of-term feasts, the foot¬ ball games we won, the football games we lost, the many friends I have made from all over Canada, the unendless days of classes: all are part of the life I have led and enjoyed here. Through these years I have watched the school grow, and have been proud to be a part of it. I have seen us win football games against schools five times our size, I have seen us with the best cadet corps in Canada, I have seen us take shooting competitions year after year, I have seen boys from the school set records in pro¬ vincial track meets. Encore!