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

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FRONT ROW: Lynn Leong and Jamie Dee Larkam - Czechoslovakia. Laura Church andAlice Chang - Botswana BACK ROW: Asad Israeli land Roger Langloisj - Iraq, Doug Beattie land Jerry Yeej - Chile, Matthew Littlewood land David Pickj - Poland, Sheila Brown land Greg Bryanj - Laos, l Wendy Halej - Malta nr-,M 4. V 3 , ,, ff ,yflfmp 5,M:-tf-:f3m-- lf, -,i L TO R: Mr. I. Wereley, Ted Becker, Simon Parboosingh, Semi Chellas, Joe' Tucker, Joanna Wong, Blake Miles, Mr. M. Nerbas MISSING: Jerry Powell, Morry Veer, Harley Gorrel, Byron Pope, Turgot Erdogan, Robbie Allan, John Smith MODEL U.N. The Model U.N. is a simulated session of the U.N. General Assembly involving students from all Calgary high schools. Students represent member countries of the U.N. and debate and vote upon current issues, The event is held at the University of Calgary and is sponsored by the university's Political Science Dept. as well as the public and separate school boards. This year, congratulations go to Matthew Littlewood and David Pick who won the prize for being the second best delegation of the conference. SCIENCE FAIR Students in the Science Fair Club were encouraged to participate in the Calgary Regional Competition held every spring. The competition was fun and students obtained practical experience, were exposed to new ideas, and learned effective com- munication techniques. This year, the Top Senior Award went to Ted Becker, the A.T.A. Award to Semi Chellas, and the Third Place Ribbon to Joanna Wong. Ted Becker also won the chance to represent S.W.C. at the Canada-wide Science Fair in Cornwall, Ontario. 1., Q? lm

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This was the first year for the S.W.C. Investment Club. Running through Wilfred Laurier University in Waterloo, our students competed with other teams across Canada for scholarships, trips and cash prizes by buying and selling on the stock market. Computers and an electric mail service were used for instant feedback. The team that created the best portfolio of investments was declared the winner. FRONT: John Anger, Randy McLeod BACK: Mr. D. Jacobson, Tom Bayerle, Greg Bryan, Peter Yee, Colin Snody, Soti Fascolis, Roger Gilloll, David Chennells, Cavar Chan ., INVESTMENT

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, N SPANISH TRAVEL The Spanish Travel Club held meetings every Monday and Tuesday during the noon hour. The three objectives of the club were to stimulate ,,, interest in a study tour to Mexico or Spain con- ducted during the spring break, to provide in- struction to beginners in the language, and to provide an atmosphere for the exchange of ideas and experiences between exchange students and students already fluent in the Spanish language. L TO R: Mr. M. Nerbas, Mary Pickell, Kelly Rexford, Francisco Peon MISSING: Eva Kovats, Leslie Stewart, Shauna Soukorefji Kathy Zwack TRAVEL L TO R: Mark Louie, Mr. D. Jacobson, Dana Wood, Justine Sherman, Janelle Rowat MISSING: Rod MacDonald, Gordon Dickson, Lori Allan, Tracy Topham, Cindy Courchesne, Matthew Mozuyt WAR GAMES This club succeeded in estab- lishing vast interstellar empires. FRONT ROW: Perry Wong, Morry Veer, Carol Fox, Craig Day, Jolyon Brindle, Keith McCall, Chad Olson BACK ROW: Mrs. J. Ollerenshaw, Brian Wansleeben, Craig Welburn, Harley Gorrell, Mike Welburn, Craig Graham, Paul McMillan MISSING: Lambert Wong, Glen Wells, Rob Lawrence, Tom Pajak, Brian Ross, Turgut Erdogan, Doug Doyle, Don Hoisington I 78,9 1: CJ