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

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GEN IES EN HERBE Our Genies en herbe team CFrench equivalent of Reach for the Top J had a very successful season this year. On October 20, they defeated Austin O'Brien of Edmonton by 490 to 220 in the elimination round. The provincial playoffs were held in Edmonton during the weekend of December 8-9. Reaching the finals after beating Georges P. Vanier of Donnelly and J.H. Picard of Ed- monton, our team lost by 15 points to Ecole Routhier of Falher. Each of our team members received a hundred dollars and two French reference books for placing second in the province. GRAD COMMITTEE FRONT ROW: Leslie Park, Pam Pedder, Lori Allan, Sandra Franklin, Pam Ollerenshaw SECOND ROW: Elizabeth Lee, Wendy Jarand, Julie Springer, Candice Bjornson, Mrs. B. Heath, Sue Alexander, Mr. B. Jickling, Mr. D. Cantrill BACK ROW: Mr. R. Morgan, Mr. B. Hart, Aarnout Wennekers, Martin Pasek N LJ ill INSIDE Dllllklllllll CHERRY Substitute: Moez Lakhani Coaches Mrs M L Dewar Mr R Schedzwy This group had the serious task of co- ordinating and planning the Graduation Exercises and Banquet. It was also responsible for choosing Pam Pedder and David Chennells Cpictured rightj to be the valedictorians for the class of '85,

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4 DEBATE We, the following, were the Civilized Insultersl' for 1984-85: Grade 10 Larissa Silver Grade 12 Lorraine Moore Ira Mulasi Suzanne Chennells Love Mila! Perry Wong Thomas Ro Eeslz Modi Tanya Dueck Sandy Brar David Chennells Kelley Rexfora' Roger Gillol Peter Khu Grade 11 Hali Forstner Pattie Van de Sande Andre Min Mathew Peattie Reena Sahney David Mitchel! Jeff Piercy Eric Borgaard Jonathon Wiseman Sponsors Ms. D. Gibbons Mr. E. Hjelter , 3

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FRONT ROW: Peter Chivers, Victor Ramraj, Mr. K. Kittridge BACK ROW: Eesh Modi, Roger Gillot, David Chennells, Love Mital, Raphael Slawinski, Matthew Littlewood MISSING: Susan Kim, Moez Lakhani, Jamie Dee Larkam, Scott McClellan, Mr. D. Archer INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS The year was a busy one for the International Affairs Club. In weekly meetings, the members discussed everything from religion and world politics to foreign investment and economic developmentf, The latter was selected to be the topic for the International Affairs Conference, held in March. The conference was considered a success by all who attended , and excellent discussions were especially note- worthy. Not only did the club talk about concerns in the world, it did something about them. Together with the Churchill Action Projects Club, over S1500 was collected for the African Famine Relief Fund. Club members also sold Unicef Christmas cards and donated the proceeds to the fund. All in all, the International Affairs Club had a very successful year. - David Chennells fpresidentl , .,...l