St Johns Ravenscourt School - Eagle Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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HAMBER HOUSE REPORT One of the most important requisites for a successful venture is a good beginning. With this in mind Hamber House has made an excellent start in the new school. We were fortunate in obtaining the services of Mr. Waudby as House Master and we greatly appreciate his efforts and hope that he will remain with us for a long time to come. We were also very pleased to have Lionel Carter chosen from our ranks to become captain of the Lower School. In both Sports and Studies we came out on top. We won the Senior Soccer, Rugby, Basketball, Baseball, and Hockey Championships; not to mention the Junior Basketball, Hockey, and Rugby Cups, and the Lower School Hockey, Basketball, and Soccer Trophies. We are also proud to report that Hamber House composed the majority of fellows on all Sport and Athletic teams of senior calibre. At the moment we shape up as a very distinct threat for the Track and Field Trophies. Scholastically, we have the largest group of boys writing their Level Three and Grade XI matriculation of any House. In Cadets, Kjell Nasselquist was appointed as Lieutenant of the First Platoon; Craig Bell was made Sergeant; Bruce Cunningham, Glen Thomp¬ son, and Colin Hayter were made Corporals. For the House Gym Competition we were glad to find in our midst a seasoned athlete in the person of Denny Lamb. Congratulations Denny, on winning the “Best Gymnast” Award. The squad which Denny led came within an exceedingly small margin of winning the Gym Cup. A good half of this year’s “Eagle” staff are members of Hamber. They are Karl Radymski, Blair MacAulay, Don Carol, Frank Green, and Cliff Darke. So far this school year we have continued to amass the greater amount of Honors and Points and we hope to carry off the respective Shields. In closing, I would like to thank, on behalf of the House, all the boys that have contributed so much time and effort in making this first year such a memorable one; especially Alan Laing and Frank Green as our chief “Honour-getters”; the Captains of the numerous House Teams that brought us so many laurels; Karl Radymski who has been made a School Prefect and lastly to Andrew Schaffer who showed excellent House spirit in the Gym Competition. To the Graduates—good luck, and success in your chosen field. To the Newcomer—we wish you to rise to even greater heights of School Spirit and to instil in yourselves the sportsmanship which has been so prevalent in the past year. —Alan de Jardin. EAGLE Eleven

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HAMBER HOUSE Back Roiv, Left to right: Kjell Nasselquist, Blair MacAulay, Colin Hayter, Craig Bell, Lloyd Mitchell. Second row: Richard Mark, Lionel Carter, Willie Nairn, Roddy McNaughton, David Drybrough, David Sellers, Glen Thompson, Andrew Schaffer, Bruce Cunningham, Clinton Young, Douglas Clark, Dennis Lamb, Jack Marsch,Don Carol, Joe Graham, Charles Walton, Angus MacDougald. Seated: Frank Green, Alan de Jardin, Mr. J. F. Waudby, Karl Radymski, Cliff Darke. Front row: Ricky Schaller, Garry Read, Lars Andersen, Timothy Eaton, Donald Greenlaw, Ronald Bennett, Tony Shaw, Mac Moore. Ten EAGLE

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RICHARDSON HOUSE Left to right, back roiv: David Coubrough, Dennis Williams, Barry Hewitt, Alan Osier, John Woods, George Mitchell, Ed. Parkes. Second row : Grant Schroeder, Peter Burrows, Gilbert Cook, Jack Best, Don Lamb, Ed Jacox, Brian Alty, Louis Kennedy. Third roiv: Jimmy Alexander, Steven Owen, Ronald Zettergren, Tommy Mathers, Lawrence Adams, Douglas Lamb, Don Drybrough, Bobby Andrew. Seated : Don Davidson, Richard Santo, Mr. C. J. Jaenen, Anthony Ferguson, Angus Macdonald. Seated front row. Billy Lount, John Patterson, David McGibbon, Harold Farr, Robert Trueman, Billy Martin .Missing: Dwight Brainerd. Twelve EAGLE