Major Pratt School - Gateway Yearbook (Russell, Manitoba Canada)

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President's Message This year for me has been one of many trials and tribulations. The job of sident demands a great deal of work and dedication but when receiving some praise it makes it worth while. I would like to thank everyone on the Student Council and in the Student Body who helped me do the things I wanted to attempt. with out your help the year wouldn't have been a success, but with your help I believe it has been Ones It is always hard to try something new in a school, but this year we did and I believe the support was better this year than last. I felt that people were ready to help and believe me this made my job a great deal easier. I hope that when you are gone from this school you can turn around and say this was a good year. Because of student union and co-operation. It is my hope that next year the union and co-operation will bloom and grow stronger, because it is necessary for an active and excited student body. To those who compose the student council for next year good-luck, and remember if you want help nask for itn. As for you people if you want to get involved but aren't goluntger your help. You will find that it is appreciated and you will feel good deep down. Good-luck to one and all in the future and may you find your dream. Thanks for this year. Echtors Message This year we wanted to produce a Yearbook of a higher quality than ever before produced in this school. With the help of a very efficient staff, I be- lieve we have accomplished this. This year has been one of trial and tribulation, but it has all been well worth it. It is my hope that this Yearbook will keep alive the memories we have of this school and never let them die. I would like to thank the committee, Mr. Kallio, our faculty advisor and other individuals who made this Yearbook a reality. To the grads, who will soon be starting another facet in their lives, I wish them every success in their future careers. To the undergrads I hope they com- plete their education and go on to find better things in life. Thank you, for the privilege of letting me serve you. 7 DON FORSYTH 0 ' I

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' V ' 3 we , ff ,, , 'pw .1 f- dds ' ' Ends SECRETARIES Miss Dianne Hume , pri . Mrs. Ann Chandler Mrs. Barb Dow A wi! 1 A mimi 7 fl I Qx . 'f Nw 5. J , X 'ffifi' ' f I N Q I' M J ' - ,,,, w 'f 'fWg?'uZf5 Wwmwwgf ff' LIBRARIANS 'iii 1, f -q'?1,1'6,.gn M' Ei' V 7. 51k'-Jn? ii MZ , N al? 1' I , 7, I V A-QM '1 ' -f ,l f gif, Mrs. Agnes Burgess , I X 4 ' Y fest 'f lien Mr. Ryan Taylor ,fzlfzm 'z ' T' ,, ' ig: Way. eww u af' Q, 'f ' n ,f 1 W 4 , , h-b 1' JANITORS iw I I Mr. Robert Doubleday if b' - Ef bbbb Mr. William Snitynsky , r 'MV' 'L I '- ,, M 'fn I W... If LL .W 4. ,N -' -,,,. f1 M' e.. -, L., v f z. , ,M STUDENTS PRAYER A monster is my teacher I shall not passg He maketh me face the blackborard He destroyeth my love notes He putteth my gum in the trash can, He maketh me quiet and taketh away my candy He waketh me from my sleep and leadeth me to The office for conduct's sake. Yea, though I walk through the halls of knowledge, I fear great evil, For I have forgotten my homework, His face hardens before me He maketh me write 1000 lines He filleth the blackboard with homework, My notebook runneth over Surely mischief and misfortune shall follow me All the days of my schooling, And I shall dwell in the halls of this school forever. 6

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Student Council BACK ROW: Bob Schwalm Ken Derbrowka Paul Orsak Bruce Graham Randy Fingas Fran Ungrin THIRD ROW: Shirley Forsyth Betty Chachula Sylvia Melnyk Brenda Rodeck Larry Kalyniuk Colleen Prosavich Judy Forsyth Brenda Fingas SECOND ROW: Mr. Nelson Don Forsyth Mr. Kallio Larry Boychuk FRONT ROW: Larry Gorluik Pat Schwalm Lynn Onchulenko Candis Choropita ' . BACK Row: 1 Don Forsyth Sylvia Melnyk Betty Chachula Carol Paterson Susan Lorimer Terry Bryer Kim Peltz Arlene Burla Larry Boychuk FRONT ROW: John Skinner Bob Schwalm Louise Zimmer Roy Perrin Yearbook Committee