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

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Front Row (left to right): Doreen Brown, Masa Okazaki, Marilyn Lane, Aleda Breum. Back Row (left to right): Don Wiles, Bill Walsh, George Tucker, Robert Boughey. Although Churchill High did not win a y inter-school Championships, it made a go d showing in curling competition playdowr 5. Both the girls’ and boys ' teams succeed ' d in reaching the finals. The girls team cc - sisted of Marilyn Lane (skip), Doreen Brov n (third), Masa Okazaki (second), and Ale: 3 Breum (lead). The boys, again skipped l y Bill Walsh with Don Wiles (third), Robt t Boughey (second), and George Tuck r (lead), lost out in a hard-fought game 0 the eventual provincial champion. SPEED SKATING Churchill was well represented in this year ' s speedskating races. In the junior high events, Jane Pearson placed first in both the Senior and Unlimited Girls Finals. The Junior Boys ' relay team, consisting of Robbie Rose, Allan Hilton, David Hunt and Jim Brown, finished third. The Senior Boys’ relay team consisting of Murray Harding, Tony Buus, Paul Sutherland, and Terry Scot t finished second. Brian Korven placed first in the Junior Boys Individual while Robbie Rose cap¬ tured the top position in the Unlimited Boys Individual. The Senior High was also well represen¬ ted but with less favourable results. The boys ' relay team including John Rudd, Dale Wilke, Dave Friesen, and Bill Scott, placed second and Glenn Bampton came first in the Senior High Boys’ Individual race. PAGE 84

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BOY’S TRACK CLUB Even though Churchill ' s overall performance was rather poor in the indoor meets, there were a few highlights. Most of the athletes qualified for the semi-finals, but only a hand¬ ful placed in the finals. Lyle Parnell finished a respectable second in the 60 yd. dash, and the sprint medlay team of Russ Ackland, Clint Evans, Doug Youngson, and Ismael Arriaza finished third in their final. In the 880 Dick Zeewen and Keith Wasylik finished second and third only two seconds behind the winner. The Red River Relays, however proved more fruitful as Churchill athletes trained much harder than for the previous meet. The 4x1 team of Frank Palmer, Gary Brolly, John Trafton and Walter Trafton finished third in the finals behind a strong opposition. Lyle Parnell again placed second in the Junior 60 finals. Churchill runners also reached the finals in the 320 (Russ Ackland) 880 (Dick Zeewen, Keith Wasylik), and mile (Wayne Krausher) but they did not place in the top three. In one of the faster races of the night, the 4x440 yd. relay, Churchill was definitely rated as the underdogs, as this team had finished a handsome fourth at last year ' s meet and once again it was up against strong opposition from Glenlawn and Saskatoon. Churchill ' s quartet of Dick Zeewen, Clint Evans, Russ Ackland, and Keith Wasylik stunned the other teams with a superb display of powerful running. From start to finish these boys were in the lead and were able to hold off a last effort drive by the Glenlawn team, thus bringing about one of the biggest upsets in the meet. With this victory the relay team recaptured the Alex Lawrence Memorial Trophy which has been absent from Churchill for 5 years. Churchill has proved that it is able to produce athletes of top calibre provided they are willing to train as hard as this year ' s crop has. Coach Taylor is counting on a good rep¬ resentation from Churchill athletes at Inter-High this year to bring back Churchill as a major threat in track and field in Manitoba. GIRLS’ TRACK CLUB - girls ' track club began this season well with their oui ending achievement in the cross-country competition. The git began their strict training schedule early in November un the supervision of Miss Sedun, Mrs. Irwin, and Mr. Ta ,r. spite their many hours of diligent training, the girls did no are too well in the indoor meets. In the Minto Trials for th international Meet of Champions, all teams but one qi hed. Churchill ' s senior high medlay relay, composed of [Cc Riggall, Susan Nosworthy, Mavis East and Debbie Si sand, placed third in the finals at the Arena. The other te : failed to survive the semi-finals. the Red River Relays the junior high 8x1 relay team ns a wonderful showing, capturing top position in the fi Congratulations to Mrs. Irwin and to these young at ' as who promise to Churchill High, future success in Ti and Field. TRIP TO MONTREAL provide an inspiration for the girls, Miss Sedun began th. Trip to Montreal”, in which each mile run in the hall w equal to ten miles on the road. Therefore the total dis- to to complete the trip was 143.6 miles. The victors in the cc st were Laureen Fellows and Fay Strickland of Senior h ! and Jane Pearson of Junior High. First Row (left to right): Mr. Taylor, Charles Murphy, David Batchelor, Bob Keele.y, Doug Youngston, Ismael Arriaza, Lyle Parnel, Pat Barkley, Mr. Puchniak. Second Row: Terry Scott, Ray From, Andy Stefaniuk, Don Paulus, Gavin Irving, Gerry Irving, Jim Keeley, Alan Swayze, John Trafton, Ricky Slezak. Back Row: Garry Brolly, Rod Kachulak, Clint Evans, Russ Avkland, Walter Trafton, Keith Wasylik, Bill Macauley, Dick Zeeuwen, Wayne Kraushar. PAGE 83

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FIELD DAY GIRLS 60 Yard 1 00 Yards 220 Yard 4x110 Relay Broad Jump High Jump Ball Throw FIRST Bev Bev Denise Denise Janet Marlene PRIMARY Galbraith Galbraith beClaire SCURFIELD 1 LeClaire Riddell Nuys Charlene June June Charlene Tanis Joanne JUNIOR Smuchilla Singleton Singleton MUIRHEAD 1 Smuchilla Wake Cumming Pat Michele Michele Meredith Debbie Debbie SENIOR McGee Brown Brown MUIRHEAD 1 Fawcett Strickland Strickland Suzanne Lindsay Lindsay Linda Laurel Ca rol FRESHMAN Miller Greening Greening MUIRHEAD 1 Proulit Blacker MacLeod Betty Betty Betty Susan Betty Lee VARSITY Waddell Waddell Waddell WEBSTER 1 Nosworthy Muldrew McCracken SECOND Nancy Janice Ada Donna Deise Christine PRIMARY Tate Whitlock Olsen HODGES 1 Lambert LeClair Brodie Marlene Sharon SCURFIELD 1 Marlene Claire Ruth JUNIOR Schumacher Pilkey Schumacher Lloyd Foulser Michele Pat Debbie WEBSTER 1 Laurie Lavrie Jarre SENIOR Brown McGee Strickland Hunt Ready Pea rson Heather Suzanne Suzanne SCURFIELD 1 Helen Val Kathy PESHMAN Sutherland Miller Miller Claydon Wyatt Zeeuwen ARSITY Susan Susan Bernice WEBSTER 2 Cheryl Leona Carol Hedlin Hedlin McLean Nishi Johnson Briggs OYS 100 Yard 880 Yard 440 Yard 1 Mile Shot Put Broad Jump High Jump Triple Jump ;rst Robbie Laurie Robbie Donald Bruno Duncan RIMARY Rose Mclvor Rose Pertrack D ' Abramo Daniels Ray Barry Don Denis Bernie JNIOR From Stanley Paulus Pa ley Nikolai Lyle Aniy Rick Jim Lyle Lyle ENIOR Parnell Stefaniuk Slezak Dickson Pa rnell Pa rnell Rich Doug Doug Don Jeff John Rich Jeff SESHMAN Sharp Menzies Menzies Pincock Papero Littlewood Sharp Papero Bill Doug Art Wayne Peter Bill Norm Dave ARSITY Scott Youngston Pea rson Kraushar Trevillion Scott Loat Hill SCOND Brian Jim Bob Keith Jim David RIMARY Joss ett Brown Gates Mots Ba rnes Raynor Don Don Allan Paul Flavio UNIOR Paulus Paulus Swayze Van Wart Cianflone Rick Terry Fred Gary Jim Andrew JNIOR Slezak Morrison Riggall McLauchlan Dickson Landega Francis John Francis Dave Wayne Jeff Wayne Jim ASHMAN McKee Littlewood McKee Yauniskis Flemington Papero Flemington Keeley Fred Brian Peter Doug Martin Dave Lindsay Fred ARSITY DeKoning Harding Trevillion Youngston Munsters Hill Waters DeKoning VARSITY First: Keith Wasylik Second: Dick Zeeuwen Third: Warren Wasylik FRESHMAN First: Bob Keeley Second: Garry Brolly Third: Glen Bampton PAGE 85