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

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REACH FOR THE TOP REACH FOR THE TOP Churchill ' s Reach For the Top team of 1969-70, Marilyn Godey, Jeff Dunn, Don Paulus, and Tom Sherbrook competed against the team from Vincent Massey on March 16th. In spite of a creditable showing from the group, the other team emerged victorious, unfortunately. ROW 1: Tom Sherbrook, Don Paulus, Mr. McKenzie, Marilyn Godey, Jeff Dunn. CHESS CLUB CHESS CLUB The Chess Club has had a very active year. In the first term, competition was held to select members of the school team for the Christmas Tournament. Team members were Rick Town, John Urkevich, Peter Pederson, Donald Conners, and Randy Morrish. After Christmas there was a tournament for the school championship. Winner of the A section was Rick Town and of the B section was Iqbal Jamal. Ladder competition has continued throughout the year. ROW 1: Patrick Dwyer, Stephen Sofroniuk, Iqbal Jamal, Bob Sigurdson, Roy Gorkoff, Ernest Stewart, Paddy Toole, Lindsay Kolt. ROW 2: Andrew Moir, Ken Mann, Brian McAulay, Brett MacKinnon, Randy Morrish, Eddie Peters, George Bateman, Arshad Iqbal, Ricky Fisher, Brent Wiebe. ROW 3: Horst Kaiser, Brian Zawadski, Peter Pedersen, Rick Town, Sean Anderson, Bob Laidler, Bob Proulx, Don Connors. PAGE 76

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RED CROSS YOUTH ROW 1: Kerry Semple, Sharon Ashley, Cindy Whettell, Olive Gunter, Patti Willows, Alison Chapman, Lynn Madec, Karen Mathieson, Tannis Wattis. ROW 2: Mr. J. Derwin, Martin Wattis, Brian McAulay, Bob Sigurdson, Connie Parliament, David Bowness, Pat Parliament, Ruth Koehle, Valerie Paulishyn, Michael MacKinnon. RED CROSS YOUTH This year ' s Red Cross Youth had an active season. It was active at school functions, providing chips in the lunchroom at noon hours and also at the Junior High Cupid” Dance. Coat-checking was also provided by the Red Cross Club at most school functions. The Club provided refreshments for Brigadoon , the Unesco Conference and staff in-service meetings. Churchill ' s Red Cross Club was instrumental in the distribution of Christmas Hampers and was considered by the Red Cross Centre, one of the active clubs in this respect. A successful blood donor clinic was held by the Red Cross Youth Club in the school auditorium at which, for the first time, students seventeen and over were allowed to donate. Churchill High Red Cross participated in a provincial conference called Youth in Action Week by sending three delegates. The Conference, which was held during the Easter Holidays, was most enlightening and consisted of tours, cultural exchange of relevent problems and water safety. The Club ' s project for this year was a donation towards the purchase of a Hemoglobinometer for the Red Cross Centre. To all, from the executive, a pleasant summer. Teacher Sponsor: President: Vice President: Secretary: Treasurer: Mr. Derwin Connie Parliament Martin Wattis Val Paulishyn Ruth Koehle

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SCIENCE CLUB SCIENCE CLUB It seems that year by year the Churchill High science club under the direction of Mr. Popeski has been growing in membership. With a great amount of work, effort and fun, the club managed to pull away with several awards. At a St. Boniface Science Fair, one of the projects “Speleology stood in the top six of the 30 to 40 entries. In the Manitoba Schools Fair, two projects DNA and the Uses and Misuses of Drugs brought special recognition to Churchill High. Future plans for the coming year will be to attend various science fairs in and out of Manitoba. ROW 1: Sue McCausiand, Dianne Doney, Barbara Everatt, Robyn Swarek, Sherry Bucknell, Alsion Chapman, Pat Dyke, Donna Ziesman. ROW 2: Jane Gobeil, Maureen Kendall, Pam Goodchild, Lindsay Cook, Terry Moore, Barb Laidler. ROW 3: Mr. Popeski, Gwen Rose, Keith Walley, Craig Neelands, Brian Zawadski, Patti Willows, Linda Gordon, Randy Swarek. HOME EC. CLUB ROW 1:Grace Beal, Debbie McClelland (secretary), Joyce Nelson. ROW 2: Shaiba Khan, Colleen Dennis, Mrs. Poersch, Leanne Harwood, Diane Lemke. Missing: Ann Johnston, Mary Forbes, Pat MacDonald. HOME EC. CLUB The Home Ec. cooking club, in its second year of operation, was a great success. Th e club, which consisted of ten members made several foreign dishes besides a traditional Christmas Dinner. The club financed the dinners themselves and invited several teachers to each meal to sample the different types of food. All the girls contributed their time and knowledge to help make each meal. The club was asked by Mr. Madder if they would like to prepare the Businessman ' s luncheon. The girls were very enthusiastic about this and made a delicious meal as they were told by the Businessman ' s Club. The club extends thanks to all teachers who made the club worthwhile and especially Mrs. Poersch. PAGE 77