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

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David Henry as Jeff BRIGADOON Ted Harwood as Tommy Vivian McGuire as Meg ACT I Brigadoon is the story of two Americans, Tommy Albright and Jeff Douglas, who are lost in the Schottish Highlands and stumble upon a village not on the map called Brigadoon . At the village fair, Tommy meets Fiona Maclaren who is busy helping to prepare her sister Jean for her wedding to Charlie Dalrymple. Tommy, intrigued by the talk of a miracle and the odd quaintness of the town and his attraction to Fiona, decides to stay for the rest of the day. He and Fiona go off to gather heather for the wedding. Jeff, meanwhile, describes his own past his¬ tory of love. Later that day, Fiona takes Tommy and Jeff to visit Mr. Lundie, the town schoolmaster, who explains that Brigadoon was blessed two hundred years ago, and that it lapses into a sleep from which it awakens only one day in each century. No villager is allowed to leave, or the enchantment will be broken and the town will disappear forever. A stranger, however can stay if he falls in love. The wedding of Charlie and Jean then takes place, and following the simple ceremony, Harry, the bride ' s broken-hearted suitor, decides to run away and destroy the town. ACT II The men, in a chase through the forest, find Harry, but he is dead seemingly from having struck his head on a rock. Tommy, confronted with the choice of remaining with Fiona or going back to America with Jeff, finally decides to return to New York. However he is restless and unhappy and decides to return to the High¬ lands in search of Fiona. John Urkevich as Charlie Dennis Nault as Harry Robert Morrin as Mr. Lundie Janet Ward as Fiona Frank Brandon as Tommy Nora Quarnstrom as Meg Glen Hamilton as Charlie PAGE 85

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COFFEE PARTY The annual open house-tea held in the fall was changed to a Coffee Party. The idea was to make it a more informal setting, and visitors served themselves tea or coffee. Student participation was increased due to a profit sharing agreement with the school budget committee. Ticket sales exceeded those of previous years, with prizes being awarded to the top Junior High and Senior High salesmen. Decorations in the auditorium were based on a Christmas theme, and some were sold to parents and students. Pictures, taken by Rick Town and Duncan Daniels when they visited Jamaica on a Unesco project, were shown to the public. A nursery was set up to take care of the children of visiting parents. Special thanks to the chairmen Joanne Muirhead and Karl Ruban, for a successful day, from both a social and financial point of view. PAGE 86