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

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EDITORIAL With the end of this school year in sight, we approach the completion of this year’s “VICTORY.” Our appreciation of the long hours spent by the various department editors, without whom this yearbook would not have been possible, is matched by our pride and satisfaction in the completed work. We thank as well our staff advisor, Mr. Martin, for his willing aid and profit¬ able guidance throughout the term. We are fortunate to have as our new principal, Mr. Madder, already a well-known face at Churchill. Among the achievements of this school year we must place Churchill’s acceptance as an associated school with UNESCO. This event will lend our student body many worthwhile op¬ portunities as well as pride in the honour and recognition accorded Churchill. We can not begin to thank all those who directed their efforts toward the finishing of this yearbook. We hope that the combination of each individual effort has been shaped success¬ fully into a worthwhile edition which will be a source of enjoyment and pride to you, the students of Churchill High. IN MEMORIAM SUSAN COSGROVE 9-37 PAGE 2

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It has been a pleasure for me to return to Churchill High School and to find the grade eight class I had known a few years ago to be the senior group of young men and women in the school. It is my purpose to wish this graduating group every success in lives that will present many challenges and rewards. Most of you will continue your general education or take training to prepare yourself further for an occupation; some will seek employment immediately. Whatever you choose to do I hope that you take with you a sincere desire to learn. At all times the desire to learn has been important but never more so than today. You live in an era of change and great progress so you face a challenge to be successful in an ever-changing world. If you are prepared to learn and to undergo retraining often in this kind of world you are much more likely to live a worthwhile and satisfying life than are those young people who feel that they have finished with studies when their formal schooling ends. Opportunities will present themselves daily for young men and women of imagination, initiative and responsibility to initiate and to become part of many changes that will shape the destiny of our nation and the world. You might feel that there is little chance that you will be involved in this but time will likely find the Class of ' 66 providing just such people. Our society has a great need for responsible leaders and will be looking to you in the very near future. May you meet the challenge! W. J. MADDER «!- MR. MARTIN MR. DACK PAGE 4