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

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COLIN LAING In the person of “Dougy” we have the year-book editor and the chief arguer in French periods. He is known as a “brain” in the classroom and uses up a great deal of energy attempting to live down such an appellation. He will probably attend the University of Manitoba after graduation. BLAIR MACAULAY JBlair often finds himself the source of merriment of the Fifth Form. He dis¬ likes work and any form of organization for work; nevertheless, he does spend a great deal of time “hopping up” his out¬ board motor. Blair will probably attend the University of Manitoba and may fol¬ low his father’s steps into the legal pro¬ fession. ANGUS MACDONALD Angus seems to be quite lazy, His knowledge of Physics rather hazy; But lo and behold! when the tests are over, He’s the boy who’s sitting in the clover. Angus is known for his neat work and his surreptitious glances. Eighteen EAGLE

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JIM MARTIN Jim is known for his good sense of humour and, of course, his convertible. He is Young House Captain. An ardent hot rod fan, he can often be heard arguing the merits of certain cars with his friend Savage. His future will very probably be related to that of the Martin Paper Com¬ pany. Meanwhile, Jim is interested in literature and military science. DON CAROL Don comes from Harrisburg, U.S.A., So we sometimes hear him say. At work just fair, but eats his way Through loads of food throughout the day. Don is a goodwill ambassador in our midst and we wish him the best in the future. FRANK GREEN Frank comes from Snow Lake, Mani¬ toba, and is one of the quieter members of the Fifth Form. He is, however, one of the keenest sportsmen of the school and participates in all games with success. He can also be found engaged in frequent scraps with Angus in the corner of the classroom. EAGLE Seventeen

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KARL RADYMSKI Karl, of “no fixed abode” but temporar¬ ily from Vancouver, may be the smallest Prefect in the Upper School but he is the first to quote the saying, “Mighty oaks from little acorns grow”. A star player on the hockey team, he was responsible for many goals. His probable destiny is stick boy for the Monarchs. RICHARD SANTO “Pedro” comes from a farm near Kip¬ ling and is the “tall, dark and handsome” of the Form, noted for his drapes and com¬ manding voice in Cadets. At once popular and reserved, he is a good marksman and avid reader. He will probably return next year, although he does speak of a career with the R.C.M.P. GARRY SAVAGE Where there is too much noise there you will find Garry. He is the good-natured “character” of the year’s Fifth Form. Here is a Prefect who is fair At doing Lit, and at French he is rare, But Chem and Maths are not his bent. Finally now he’s on the scent. EAGLE Nineteen