Elmwood High School - Inscripta Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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GRADUATES

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GRADUATES G1-G2 Grade XII Berzuk, Sita Besel, Daniel Birch, Dianne Brooks, Robert Brown, Barbara Butterfield, Ronald Chura, Kenneth Cochrane, John Douglas, Linda Grade XI (General) Baker, Judy Bamforth, Norma Bellamy, Lynne Broneski, Linda Brough, Donna Brown, Dolores Butterfield, Ronald Caldwell, Ralph Cochrane, Carol Collins, Sharon Dalzell, Robert Durnin, George Famega, Raymond Gerelus, Patricia Gerelus, Virginia Goodman, Leonard Guyda, Bruce Hay, Ronald Morrison, Elizabeth Grade XI, High School Leaving Bennett, Curtis Jonatchick, Don Mathieson, Gerrard Neil, Gleen Grade XI Commercial Allum, Judy Babson, Anne Barker, Marilyn Bockrandt, Gertrude Bodner, Diane Brooks, Joan Donald, Laura Ellison, Pat Ezinicki, Margaret Hart, Diane Hildebrand, Paulette Fahy, Sharon Field, Lorraine Flashberger, Margaret Kaita, Fred Livingstone, David McNair, David McWilliams, John Murray, Pamela Norrington, Ted Okolita, Irene Harrop, Linda Hunt, Patricia Kichak, Dennis Kinley, Allan Kinoshita, Leslie Klinder, Gisela Kurtz, Charles Kurys, Elaine Larson, Gladys Lorenz, Gerhard Luptak, Randy Mabee,‘Daniel Miller, Lorraine Mann, Beverly Mantay, Richard Mason, Donald McDonald, Allen McClintock, Gerry McLeod, Lois Menzies, Gordon Ryland, Dennis Smith, Don Snyder, Robert Janik, Carol Johnstone, Linda Katrensky, Vivian Koehler, Janet Lester, Bernadette Martin, Shirley Nickol, Dianne Park, Judy Pelzer, Donna Preisler, Conrad Pukin, Brenda Peters, Linda Pickering, John Price, Harry Rerie, Robert Robertson, Gayle Staranchuk, Denise Stewart, Robert Whiklo, Don White, Gary Nishizeki, Tamiko Osted, Hans Paige, Mildred Parrish, Ernest Peters, Melvin Radakovits, Louis Romaniuk, Angela Ryman, Leslie Ann Szajewski, Shirley Peter Schimmelpfennig Scrymgeour, Dawn Sinclair, Darlene Sund, Lynne Taylor, Ross Troughton, Don Whits, Robert Wiebach, Wilfried Woods, Linda Zdebiak, Kenneth Zukor, Patricia Templeton, Ron Webster, Dale Winter, Robert Risi, Gail Ritchie, Linda Robinson, Dana Scharer, Douglas Scheerle, Peter Smith, Glenn Stockwell, Raymond Vanderploeg, Pearl Wagner, Barbara Weiss, Adele Whiteside, Lee-Anne Wright, Dorothy 10

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George Durnin GDVERNOR- GEAERAL’S MEDALLIST Ever since Junior High School George Durnin has been noted for his outstanding scholastic a- chievements. Once again he has shown us that he is a student of the highest calibre by winning the Governor-General’s medal for 1961-62. A Governor-General’s medallist is selected partly, but not solely on the basis of academic achievement. In addition, the winner of this coveted award, must make a substantial contribution to the life of the school by participation in school activities, and must have a degree of ability in leadership in some phase of these activities. While many students might qualify in one or other of these respects, George was one of the few who qualified completely. Throughout his school years George has con¬ stantly been at the head of his class. He has won many School Board prizes for the highest average in each grade. Now he has culminated all this by winning the highest award his school has to offer. Although a great deal of work was necessary in maintaining such a high level of scholarship George did not neglect School activities. His high degree of participation was partly responsible for his winning the medal. George distinguished himself as the president of the Science Club, which had the most successful year. One of the projects entered by the club won second prize in the Chemistry division. George also participated in the French Club. He was a continuous aid to lytr. Davidchuk in the administra¬ tion of the club. We have seen George’s success continue into Grade XII. He achieved city-wide acclaim as he and three other students demonstrated their knowl¬ edge and ability by winning the “Reach for the Top” Competition. We are pleased that George has received the Governor-General’s medal, which his industry and initiative so richly warranted. We wish to extend to George our heartiest congratulations and wish him success in whatever course he may choose to follow in the future. 12