Gordon Bell High School - Purple and Gold Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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TEACHERS Mr. H. Ewert Mr. M. Wolynec Mrs. N. Philips Mr. W. Hinther Mr. D. Riddell Mr. J. Dorfman Mr. C. Koss Mrs. S. Chappell Mrs. M. Underwood Mr. A. Ross Mr. A. Nazarko Miss J. Spence Mrs. M. Longley Miss S. McLeod Miss L. Leveille Mr. J. Bothe Miss M. Peart Miss E. Kiernan Mr. T. Boyanisky Mr. J. Nickarz Mr. B. Shaw Mr. G. Poschadel Mr. A. Grossetti Mr. R. Wilkes Mr. J. Conly Miss M. Bourgouin Mrs. H. Payne Mr. G. Neiifeld Mr. H. Dyck Mr. S. Nickarz Mr. G. Simpson Miss G. Martin Mrs. H. Dack Mrs. B. Sarson Mrs. R. Dveris

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Vice-Principals’ Messages I suppose the most notable aspect of this school year at Gordon Bell was that it marked the beginning of our “experiment” after a year and a half of hard work and planning by the staff. This year has seen many changes, some have worked well, others will require modification. To those who will graduate from high school this year I would like to extend a special wish for good luck and success in all your aspirations. It has truly been my pleasure to be associated with a group who have demonstrated in so many ways their maturity and ability to accept the responsibilities which together are a hallmark of Gordon Bell graduates. R. Mutchmor Today I was reminded by a member of the Year¬ book Staff, a pretty but demanding young lady, that my “two hundred word article” was now due! So, like any student facing an assignment “to be turned in tomorrow without fail”, I scribbled several sentences trying to settle on a “message”. An article which appeared in a magazine a few years ago came to mind. It was headed, “Do You Act or React?” As I recall, the article told of a Quaker who always spoke politely and cheerfully to a fellow worker whose replies were invariably sullen. When asked by his friend why he continued to be so polite to the ugly mannered fellow, the Quaker replied, “Why not? Why should I let him decide how I am going to act?” Now that seems to be a pretty good message as it suggests real freedom if we become masters of our own actions and attitudes and refuse to allow another to determine whether we shall be rude or gracious, elated or depressed. To complete my two hundred words I will say that in this Yearbook you will find the pictures of the finest people, Gordon Bell people. A. G. S. Williams 5

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Mr. R. Sawchuk Miss M. O’Brien Mr. J. Lanham Mr. A. Brady Miss M. Martin Mr. A. Albertson Mr. J. Blashko Mr. R. Chopek Mrs. S. Crosby Mr. M. Kowalik Mr. T. Holm Mrs. S. Calof Mr. E. Johnson Mr. A. Johnson Mrs. T. Coyle Mr. Pybus Mrs. B. Johnson Mrs. C. Manswell Mrs. P. Steiman Mr. J. Harris Mrs. G. Peters Mr. G. Tremel Mrs. P. Wall Mr. M. Gaston Mr. R. Hinther Mr. R. Duthoid Mr. J. Ingram Mr. A. Asper Miss L. LaBarge Miss B. Reiss Mr. R. Desmet Miss F. Davis