Sir Winston Churchill High School - Yearbook (Calgary, Canada Alberta)

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THE KEY BO RD L TO R: Dean Marcil, Kin Kwan, Rita Wong, Kirsten Thompson, Judy Yee, Jamie Dee Larkam, Lynn Leong, Matthew Littlewood, Cavar Chan, Jeany Gee, Shaafi Chawdhry TOP: Mr. D. Long fadvisorj MISSING: Mrs. D. Mangone fadvisorj, Colin Harder, Ming Hon, Mark Louie, Mitch Popilchak, Kel Reed RIGHT: Reid Felske fJosIen's National School Services Ltd. representativej Q w a MW ,W MZ. WSWS' ff' Lg 1 KAN Q56 r L

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KEY ISSUES This was the year that . . . - Prince Henry was born - Brian Mulroney became Canada's 23rd Prime Minister - Canada hosted a 12-day Papal Visit - Team Canada wins the Canada Cup - Marc Garneau became the first Canadian to travel in space - Detroit Tigers win the World Series - Alberta NDP leader Grant Notley dies in a plane crash - Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi was assassinated - Ronald Reagan was re-elected by a landslide victory - Calgaryis Incorporation Centennial on November 7, 1984 - Baby Fae, who received a baboon's heart on October 26, dies in California - Winnipeg Blue Bombers win the Grey Cup - William Shroeder becomes second recipient of an artificial heart - Union Carbide gas leak in Bhopal, India kills about 2,500 people - European, Canadian, and American pop musicians record three albums to aid the African Relief Fund - 1985 United Nations International Year of the Youth - Two Soviet Prime Ministers, Urie Andropov and Constantin Chernenko, die - Geneva Arms Talks begin - Tina Turner and Lionel Ritchie win top female and male pop vocalists awards at Gramrnies - AMADEUS wins 8 Academy Awards, including best picture - Jim Keegstra tried for propagating hatred against the Jewish people - Steve Fonyo ran across Canada on his Journey for Life to raise money for cancer research W- x 462 f 2 Q

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It gives me great pleasure to address you as co-editor of Memories '85, This year was, in many ways, a difficult one for me, and yearbook helped me channel my energies and frustrations into something worthwhile. I know I will always treasure this book Ceven though I had hand cramps from doing layoutsj because it holds so many special friends and memories within it. I hope that this yearbook is as meaningful to you -- now and in the future. Special thanks must be extended to each of my photographers, whom I probably drove mad with all those assignments, and Jamie Dee Larkam, my co-editor and friend. To everyone -- teachers and students -- I hope that life treats you kindly and that all your dreams come true. Sincerely, Lynn Leong Cphoto-editorl yffwfrrf The first thing any person does when they receive their yearbook is to look for their picture and then those of their friends. A quick glance at the candid photos of the year follows, and then a frantic race to get the signatures of those special people begins. After this ritual is over and done with and the comments have been read, the yearbook is carelessly placed on a cluttered shelf or under dirty clothes in the bottom of the closet. As the years pass by and the book gathers dust, the cover remains closed and the memories recorded inside. One nostalgic day, the old high school yearbook will surface. On that day, the pages will slowly be turned, the photos intently studied, the messages deeply read and memories of those carefree days of high school will return. Some of these memories will bring sorrow, some will bring joy, but assuredly, a trip back to SWC For these reasons Memories 85 was painstakingly created I hope that each of you will find something extra special about it My thanks to all those who helped with this yearbook it couldnt have happened without you May you succeed at all that you attempt Au revoir mes amis for we will meet again someday Jamie Dee Larkam flayout edltorl .Mafia