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

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CHEERLEADERS JUNIOR HIGH The Junior High Cheerleaders under the supervision of Wendy Bruckshaw had a very successful year. They practised noon hours during the winter and cheered at the Junior High Boys soccer, basketball and volleyball games. Shannon Macdonald was elected as captain and Maxine Schentag as co-captain. ROW 1: Maxine Schentag, Shannon Macdonald, Heather Boswick. ROW 2: Marg Almond, Debbie Brennenstuhl, Kathy Campbell, Lindsay Cook, Barb Laidler. Missing: Joy Quarnstrom. SENIOR HIGH Under the guidance of captain Charlene Smuchilla and co-captain Jona Watis the girls were a prominent part of the football, soccer, volleyball and basketball games. Plans are being made for the purchase of new uniforms from the money the girls raised in cake sales. ROW 1: Debra Peppier, Tannis Parrott, Lynne Sutherland, Charlene Smuchilla (capt.), Shirley Aldridge, Cynthia Hudon, Lesley Cook. ROW 2: Doreen Collins, Pat Almond, Wendy Bruckshaw, Diane Lemke, Lesley Murray. Missing: Jona Wattis (co-capt.). PAGE 70

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ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE This year the school activities were chaired by Andy Stefaniuk and president-elect Lendre Rodgers. Though there were not many activities this year, the ones the school had were great. The Senior High had a most successful dance with the Sugar and Spice which only goes to prove that with bigger and better bands they can have a bigger and better gathering. Pep Week was most satisfying for all this year. Though some activities flopped the majority were a success. Remember through success you find pleasure. ROW 1: Lendre Rodgers, Duncan Daniels, Violet Playter. ROW 2: Andy Stefaniuk, Bear Pestrak. DEBATING CLUB ROW 1: Mr. Fowler, Lendre Rodgers, Nancy Wilkes, Mr. McGlenen. ROW 2: Ron McCaskill, Debbie Olenick, Duncan Daniels. DEBATING CLUB The debating club under the able supervision of Mr. Fowler and Mr. McGlenen, got underway in late October. The debators met every Tuesday and topics ranged from nonsense to a political union between the U.S.A. and Canada. The highlight of the year was the opportunity for two members of the club, Nancy Wilkes and Lendre Rodgers to defend the inter-high school debating trophy. Defeating Kelvin High School in the semi-finals and Gordon Bell in the finals, made it possible for the trophy to remain in the school another year. All in all, the year was a successful and a rewarding one for all club members and the members hope there will be an even greater response from the student body to join the club next year. PAGE 72