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

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! !!!! , FRONT ROW: Benjamin Bond, Jason Webb, David McCracken, Todd Pfefferle, Andrew Glassco, Bill Brummer, Peter Vickers, Randy de Paiva, Brian Hassett. SECOND ROW: Michael Vickers, Allan Murray, Bill Gillespie, Dean Cortilet, Andrew Gellman, Robert Lawler, Jonathan Scarth. THIRD ROW: Cary Rosenblat, Doug Brummer, Franc Jakovac, Graeme Barrit, Peter Wood, Allan Beech, Kurt Barkman, Joe Bansfield, Geoffrey Smith. BACK ROW: Fred Gentz, Robert Harding, Hal Rosenblat, Mrs. Allen, Joel Konnelly, Mr. Shepherd, John Layng, Harold MacDonald, Miss Fleming, David Morse, Rusty Chant, Jimmy Waters. The fourth Lower School House, formerly called New House, was renamed Waudby House this year as a tribute to Mr. John Waudby. Above are the first members of this house. 71

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FORM II FRONT ROW: William Brummer, Michael Edwards, Joseph Banfield, Todd Pfefferle, Michael Rosborough, David Shore, Donald Konantz, David McCracken, Jayson Webb, Donald McDonald, Miss Fleming. BACK ROW: James Sutton, Peter Fattal, Richard Cole, Andrew Classco, Richard May, Andrew Paterson, Bruce Klassen, Maurice Arpin, Darrell Burt, Douglas Smith. FORM I FRONT ROW: Randy de Paiva, Peter Vickers, Peter Provis, Brent Morse, Andrew Mitchell, Geoffrey Devenney, Guy Macdonald, Michael Carney, Mrs. Murray. BACK ROW: Robert Ward, Benjamin Bond, Christopher Van Allen, Tommy Baxter, Tully Waisman, Lloyd Thomas, Andrew Ainley, Saul Brown, Jeremy Woolf. 70

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HOUSE REPORTS WAUDBY RICHARDSON Waudby has done exceptionally well this year in collecting house points on the sports fields. Our senior team won all the soccer competitions, but our junior team did not win the finals. However, both divisions came out on top in the cross-country event. At the moment the Seniors hold the lead in hockey, and I hope they continue to do so, as for the juniors we can only hope. We have not done so well in the honours and stripes competition so far, and in the future I hope that we will move up the ladder to a higher position. On behalf of the boys of Waudby House, I would like to thank Miss Fleming, Mrs. Allen and Mr. Shepherd for their help and encouragement throughout the year. Allen Beech House Captain YOUNG Young House has been faring well this year in most aspects. During the summer and autumn our soccer team made the finals, but unfortunately were defeated in the knock-outs on Fathers’ and Sons’ Day. As for cross¬ country, most boys put forward a very valiant effort. I regret to say that so far in honours and stripes we have not come up with the prize once. In the future we should all try to push ahead to first place. Inter-house hockey has probably been one of our best attempts yet. We have lost only one game and are, at the moment, in second place. I am hoping that this will be a very prosperous year for Young House, and I extend my thanks to Mr. Bevis and Mr. Beare for all the encouragement and guidance they have given us throughout the terms. Wes Christie House Captain This year I am pleased to report that Richardson House is doing quite well in sports. We had tied Waudby House for the Lower School Soccer Cup and were in first place in both junior and senior house hockey competition at the end of the first term. This term we are in second place in the senior house hockey with Waudby House proving to be our main competition. In the junior hockey competition however, we are in first place. I do hope we will be able to maintain our standings throughout the term. We are not doing that well in honours and stripes and far too many members are receiving too many stripes and not enough honours. I would like on behalf of the members of Richardson House to thank Mrs. Murray, Mrs. Ward and Mr. Jackson for their support this year. Gary Jacob House Captain HAMBER Hamber House failed to live up to last year’s athletic standards, but in honours and stripeswe have outdone last year. The cross-country competition flopped, as did soccer. The Juniors made a good try at it but, like the Seniors, failed. The hockey started out with a hope but sank miserably. Our best game was a two-two tie with Richardson. With Timothy Anthony retreating to England and David Ramsay (Games Captain and Playground “C” goalie) out of net, Hamber was completely confused. I would like to thank Mr. Cowie and his “Ohhhh! Wretched Creatures! ” and Madame Perrault and her French encouragement for the vain help. Douglas Clark House Captain 72