Churchill High School - Victory Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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Anne Bartlett: Anne is the dizzy blond of Rm. 17. Famous for Her black phys. ed. shorts and her purse!! Ambition: fashion buy¬ er. Probable fate: buy¬ ing her childrens clothes. Shelagh Bell: This yearbook co-editor is Room 17 ' s cutest girl! Just ask her. Can us¬ ually be found chuck¬ ling (at her own jokes). Interest: Sports and? Ambition: to be 5 ft. tall. Ron Brown: Ron is one of the quiet boys of the room. He has a little trouble with school work but man¬ ages to keep his head above water. Ambi¬ tion: Psychologist. Pro¬ bable fate: wait and see. John Anderson: One of the illustrious D. J. ' s of the noon - hour radio, Ollie” can. be seen on Saturday nights bombing around town with the gang in Kautz ' s car, running over old ladies. Ken Buydens: Ken can be found at Tec-Voc dances watching the chickies. He and Phil have the messiest lock¬ er in the school. He can ' t understand why he ' s not on the ALL STAR TEAM. Jill Capri: Wants to be called Jill, not Linda as she often is. Cheer¬ leader who doesn ' t think the cartwheels are really necessary. Future: Who knows? Clarice Carstens: Clar¬ ice can always be rec¬ ognized by her unfor¬ gettable laugh. Says she reads the minutes in Student Council quietly because she ' s always bungling them. Ambition: nil. It fig- gers Has a collection of dolls, (what kind?) Don Chatterley: Don, alias Ace, is the only one who always has his history notes done. Good sense of humour, all-around athlete, and of course that great knowledge of the French lan¬ guage. Bill Craning: Rm. 17 s guitarist — determined to be second Dwayne Eddy, if his plucking finger doesn ' t get strangled. Good luck, Bill. Bill Cruse: This kid ' s a laugh and a half and then some. Can be found arguing with Mr. Belton or tootin ' his flute in the music room. Churchill ' s fu¬ ture Einstein? Bob Donnelly: One of Room 17 ' track stars — can be found pounding the hallways before the rest of us are awake. Ambition: (ask him). Good luck, Bob! Jean Downie: Her fa¬ vorite way to escape geometry proofs is to look puzzled as if to say Wili you show me how, Mr. Wright? Grade 12 means study. Mary Downing: Mory is Churchill ' - future poetess (or viol in ist??| This pleasant gal can often be found charg¬ ing late dues at the local library when not] raking in 90s. We wish you luck, Mary. Betty Eastveld: Tex, when she isn ' t dodg¬ ing her Latin home¬ work, can be found reading Earl Stanley Gardner mystery stor¬ ies. A confirmed horse- lover — Ambition: nursing. Jim Ferguson: Fer- gie is Room 17 ' s bookie appears to be goad in Maths and can juggle figures well. Grade 12 will follow 1 1 when he ' graduates. Doug Fisher: This fel¬ low has a drawl that would make any Tex¬ an turn green with envy. Mr. Wright ' s geometry theorems suffer badly. Will see grade 12 very soon? PAGE 22 E d i e Gerstendorf: When she completes Grade Eleven French, Mr. Kallos might take a few lessons in Ger¬ man from this lass. Her smile is worth a million. Churchill Grade 12 next year. Linda Grande: This secretary - treasurer of Room 17 is also girls ' sports editor of the yearbook. She can fre¬ quently be seen ' Bob ' - ing down the halls. Future — infant in¬ structor. Doug Hallstead: Roor 17 ' s Science Fictiot bug. Mrs. Wigg n wonders where he get his vocabulary. It ' s cu of this world, (fathe ' l a Prof.).

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Mark McDougall: Dark McMougall can be seen waltzing into Biology to talk to Mr. Cook ' s frog. Refuses to support Churchill ' s football team because he thinks they should be called the Bull¬ frogs. Karen Milford: After two years in Germany, Karen can be con¬ sidered our Canadian continental import. Savoir faire” unlimi¬ ted — especially in Maths and Chemistry. Next year — hello cruel world! After thinker can always be heard saying, Save me your butt. Ambition — to pass grade 10 Maths! Fu¬ ture — undecided. Rotsa Ruck Charlie. June Milroy: The cute little V.P. of Room 16 can be seen doing her Maths at 8:59 every morning. Favor,te ex pression — Rushed again. Ambition — Comptometrist. Wally Monson: Room 16 ' s answer to Yul Bryner. Wally can be found at The Spoon in the company of a Pepsi. Active in sports. Main ambition — who knows? Ken Paige: Is a grease monkey at a local gar¬ age. Generous with the big Buick (for a small fee). Active in sports. Ambition— to pass grade 10 Maths. Gordon Pedlar: Mack the Knife. The strong silent type. Gord pre¬ fers to be left alone. Always seen wearing his well known black leather jacket. Future —uncertain. John Petriew: Is one of Rm. 16 ' s late arri¬ vals. Favorite pastime: sleeping in French and Flistory classes. Am¬ bition—to pass grade 1 1. Future — who knows? George Phillips: Sits at the back of Rm. 16 with Cadger. One of the room’s quiet guys. Seems to always have his homework done. Sharon Priestley: Toots” — room 1 6 ' s fair blushing brunette. Finds herself occupied as school Frolic Rep. Everything about her is real georgel! Next year -—- Churchill for grade 12. Future — Florence Nightingale. Ray Pritchard: Pritch owns a community locker—Usually finan¬ cially embarassed with gay social life. Can be heard saying to Gif¬ ford and Read, check the chics. Can be seen pushing the Kriek around town. Favorite expression — Tee Flee!! Gary Read: Charlie. Rm. 1 6 ' s amiable pres. —the voice from the back of the room say¬ ing I wasn ' t here for that!” A great curler whose ambition is to talk a better game than Pritch. Cathay Smith: Room 16 ' s mathematician. Her big blue eyes could attract the boys if it weren ' t for — outside interests? Next year may see her as a trapeze artist. Ross Sundmark: Ross is another one of Rm. 16 ' s quiet guys. Ross is or seems to be Mr. Wright ' s favorite stu¬ dent. Ross is our rm. ' s Van Gogh. Future — Arts, he hopes. Ted Tolton: Ted ' s am¬ bition lies somewhere in the entertainment world. His interests range from spinning discs at dances to a certain girl (??) Curtis Wood: Another one of our second year men. Can be seen pushing a round a ' 58 Chev. Pet Peeve —Wayne Baron. Curtis likes Chem. labs, We wonder why!! Judy Wynne: Beaver” waits impatiently for science periods and weekends. Wonder why?? Favorite expres¬ sion: Oh, but yes! Am¬ bition—Punching keys or. a typewriter. Lew Yelland: Hey Lew. Which one Dad? says Lew. Lew made All Star line¬ backer. A most sports minded type of fel¬ low. Always singing latest hit tunes. Ted Zuchowics: “Zukie , Rm. 16 ' s rep¬ resentative in the business world. Ted left school sometime in November — before the Christmas rush. PAGE 21

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Danny Heindl: A gen¬ ius who can ' t diagnose Cruse ' s Physics Prob¬ lems. Co - ed ' itor of yearbook, Dan looks forward to Grade 12. Jim Irving: Big Irv,” isCaptain of Scurfield house and uses this as an excuse for com¬ ing in late. He ' s a great sports enthusiast. When he grows up he wants to be a man. stantly laughing at Saper. Future — will die of hysterics —(en¬ tirely possible)! Margaret Killen: Mark is one. of Mr. Wright ' s feminine geo¬ metry problems. She and Jean are a pair of cards if wound up. HOW? Edith Kimpton: Short by nature but this gal can make you smile if she wants to. Follow she will the worn path to Grade 12. Charles La Riviere: Charlie says he ' s the most experienced in the room, (but exper¬ ienced at what?) His unique philosophy and views on life have often set the room roaring with laughter. Good luck in the fu¬ ture, if there is any, Charlie! Pati McGrath: Yogi can be seen in Charleswood or at Judy ' s. Favorite ex¬ pression: Good morn¬ ing. Hobby: poker and yoga ? ? ? (Oh well). Ambition: card- sharp. Pet peeve: Anne. Phil Murray: If the School President is to set an example, our school would be in mayhem. Has slow re¬ action to Mrs. Wigg- ens’ literature dicta¬ tion, and Mr. Kallos corrects him saying, Mr. Hey to you son. Barrie Nichol: Another of Room 17 ' s track boys, always good for a laugh, but de¬ cided school at Chur¬ chill too easy — Van¬ couver ' s gain. Good luck, Nick. Sydney Porter: This sweet and personable gal is a friend of everyone. She spends her spare time in the gym with Churchill ' s whiz basketballers. Fu¬ ture will find her at U. of M. Dale Reid: Ambitious? Pres, of Rm. 17. Watch out for this brown¬ haired, brown - eyed specimen, girls!!! Main ambition: to get over 60 in French. Jim Saper: Sape is a character!! Many girl friends, and Mr. Belton ' s dull puns keep him busy. School is a passing fad. Fu¬ ture — you name it. Leonard Sawatsky: Len ' s favorite class is Physics, and boy can he and Buydens ever mess up an experi¬ ment! His favorite hobby is hunting. Am¬ bition: big game hunter. Probable fate: zoo keeper. Gerry Stibbard: Pounds the hallowed halls with Woolston and Donnelly. If he can ' t be one of Mr. Phillips’ prides and joys, Ma¬ thematics is his strong¬ est point (so he says). Dorothy Taylor: Dodie ' our import from Bran¬ don can usually be seen walking home with Anne. She seems to have everyone en¬ vying her eyes. Am¬ bition: Lab. Technician. Fate: test tube cleaner. Richard Whitehouse: Rich” is the All-Star basketball player of the room? He and Mr. Wright are famous for their constant babbling about the superiority of Hodges House. (Windy, isn ' t it?) Carol Wisdom: Carol is a member of the Grade 1 1 Latin class and has the shapeliest verb endings in the room. Favorite hobby: listening to Mario Lan¬ za records while read¬ ing pocket novels (un¬ censored maybe?) Larry Woolston: Room 17s strong silent type — famous track star. Ambition: to beat expert Nick in a cross country race. PAGE 23