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

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VOLLEYBALL JUNIOR HIGH JUNIOR Under the fine direction of Miss Mark , the Junior High Juniors had a very succes s¬ ful season. After winning their division, they lost out by only a slight margin in the semi-finals. In future years these your g athletes will certainly be valuable assets o Churchill ' s teams. First Row: Karen Carlson, Leslie McQuade, Linda Mc¬ Intosh, Karen Webb, Nora Quarnstrom. 2nd Row: Tanis Wake, Jackie Taylor, Dorothy Dawscn, Claire Floyd, Jo-Ann Cumming. Missing: Miss Marley, Helen Pussice, Joanne Muirheod. JUNIOR HIGH SENIOR This team also added to Churchill’s acclaim by capturing the South Division title and advancing to the semi-finals. At the end of an exciting and closely-matched game, Churchill was defeated by General Wolfe. We ' re aiming for the top next year . . . Right, girls? First Row: Marlene Schumacer, Sharon Pilkey, Jane Pearson (captain), Charlene Smuchella, Valerie Benedtti. Second Row: June Singleton, Laurie Hunt, Terry Mark- iewicz, Coleen Dennis, Ann Yauniskis. Third Row: Pat Daniels, Marlene Mitchell, Laurie Ready, Gail Crawford, Holly Derco. Missing: Brucie Pennell. PAGE 78

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Front Row (left to right): Peter Trevillion, Art Pearson, John Rigby, Jamie Horne, Garry Brolly, Walter Trafton, Russ Ackland, Michael Trevillion. Second Row: Clint Evans, Martin Munsters, Victor Kriscinas, Bob Keely, Bruce Zimmer, John Samm, Greg Hull, Bob Sutherland, Mr. Puchniak. Third Row: Bob Loiselle, Peter Feniak, Keith Wasylik, Burger Buus, Teddy Bishop, Ray Williams, Ron Puccy. , Fourth Row: Dave Drummond, Mr. Albertson, Bill Downie. Missing: Tobor Csapo. CHURCHILL BULLDOGS Under the superb direction of Mr. John Puchniak and Mr. George Dawson, Churchill Bull¬ dogs experienced their most successful year in the history of Churchill High School. Their im¬ pressive record of three wins, one loss, and one tie enabled them to finis h in third spot, one point behind Kelvin and two points behind first place Gordon Bell. By achieving such an out¬ standing record, Churchill High Bulldogs are now considered as one of the high-ranking powers in high school football. Most of the credit must be directed towards the coach, Mr. Puchniak, and his able assistant, Mr. Dawson, who both succeeded, through long hours of devoted coaching, in moulding a winning team from a team which had only figured in the loss column. Their coaching ability reflected on the players who responded by excelling with their best poten¬ tial. The offence formed by Mr. Puchniak and led by backs, Jamie Horne (QB), hard-running Walter Trafton (FB), Art Pearson (FB), Berger Buus (FB), and Bob Keely (HB), and by linemen John Rigby (E), Harry Hood, Memorial Trophy winner Peter Trevillion (T), and Ed Chapman (T) moved the ball very effectively and piled up the most touchdowns of any Churchill team. The defence, under the coaching of Mr. Dawson, proved to be one of the smallest but toughest in the league and consisted of the hard-hitting Trevillion boys, Ray Williams (E), Russell Ackland (E), Ron Pucci (DH), Art Pearson, (LB), Clint Evans (CLB), and John Samm (DH). In conclusion, the ' 65 edition of the Bulldogs were victory bound except for a roadblock set up by a team called Kelvin, who prevented Churchill from entering the playoffs. However, coach John Puch¬ niak is highly optimistic about the next season and is absolutely certain that Churchill High School will experience its first provincial High school football title in 1966. SCORES OF GAMES A LEAGUE Bulldogs 7 Gordon Bell 7 29 St. Paul’s 6 18 Daniel Mac 15 19 Grant Park 12 0 Kelvin 39 18 Elmwood 12 PAGE 77

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VOLLEYBALL FRESHMAN Despite many hours of determined prac¬ tising, the Freshman team seemed unable to display their true form in competition. As a result, they failed to win any of their league games. However, the girls showed wonderful sportsmanship and gained valu¬ able experience. First Row: Carol Johnston, Lindsay Greening, Heather Sutherland (capt.), Jackie Bain, Gail McKenzie. Second Row: Miss Sedun (coach), Bev Scott, Carol Torchia, Mary MacLeod, Laurel Blacker, Marilyn Muir- head, Karen Bardal. Third Row: Gina Caligiuri, Suzanne Miller, Linda Quarnstrom, Donna Watson, Jan Attree, Sharon Garry. Missing: Kathy Zeeuwen, Valerie Wyatt. VARSITY ■inally after several discouraging years, t varsity girls have gained a more favour- e standing in the inter-school compe- on. The team placed second in the edule and proceeded to the semi-finals neet Daniel McIntyre. There, in a hard- ght best of three series, Churchill was eated. Congratulations are extended to varsity girls and their excellent coach, s Sedun. Next season with supreme art they will certainly capture the city t Row: Elaine Forsythe, Masa Okazaki, Brenda hell (captain). Fay Strickland, Janet Taylor. Row: Bernice McLean (scorekeeper), Cheryl Nishi, ! a Papson, Isla McCracken, Judy Papson, Carol I gs, Mary Parker, Betty Muldrew, Miss Sedun ch), Susan Nosworthy (linesman). PAGE 79