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

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BACK ROW, Left to Right: David Alvi, David McCracken, Todd Pfefferle, Michael Edwards, Mark Van Allen, Michael Rosborough. MIDDLE ROW: Richard Cole, Peter Fattal, Billy Aird, Christopher Parkhouse, Darrell urt, Jimmy Sutton. FRONT ROW: Billy Brummer, Donald McDonald, David Shore. Billy Rennie, Andrew Glassco, Mrs. Murray, Richard May, Jom Jom FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Johnston, Federovich, Speers, Mrs. Barrett, Cruickshank, Osier. Burrows. MIDDLE ROW: Prall, Lawler, Truelove, Barrett, Filbert, Loudfoot, Breer. BACK ROW: Mitchell, Wallace, Hassett, Smith, Mullis, Finkel. MISSING: Bevis, Cottick, Kell, Kelly. 68

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jLowa School Richard Kernahan, Richard Bowden, James Hutchison, Head Boy; C.B. Kiddell, Chip McGill, Asst. Head Boy, Patrick Truelove. tfwi otj ' i ' Report The year had been very busy for some people. Apart from the usual academic pursuits, the various extracurricular activities have been very well supported. So popular are the Rifle and Judo Clubs that it is necessary to have three of four sessions each week to accommodate all the members. Our thanks go to Mr. Beare and Mr. Tug Wilson for these two clubs. Hamber House is facing more competition this year in the sporting world and my congratulations go to Young House for winning the soccer tournament. Richardson House are leading in the Honours and Stripes race. Mr. Kiddell, Mr. Cowie and Mr. Beare are regular hockey coaches while Mr. Mackenzie gives a helping hand. The music program this year includes the popular instrument, the guitar, which is taught by Mrs. Ainley. The choir, under Mr. Shepherd, has had a good year so far, singing at both Father and Sons’ Weekend and at the Carol Service. This is again voluntary and the Lower School had a good response of over forty boys. Rehearsals for the play, King Arthur and the Magic Sword” are under way. This play is under the direction of Mr. Shepherd with Mr. Bevis designing the sets and Mrs. Stewart making the costumes, and it is hoped the guiding hands of this trio will repeat the success of previous productions. Although this report is being written after the first term only has passed, I think the school will have another good year in 1968. It is probable that other clubs will be formed. On behalf of the Lower School, I would like to thank all the people who have helped to make this a happy and prosperous year. I would also like to thank my fellow monitors for all the support they have given me during this term. 67

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Jom III FRONT ROW, Left to Right: And rue huk, Cortilet, Mrs. MacMillan, Brummer, Hurtig, Brazzell. MIDDLE ROW: Everett, Morris, Gellman, Wood, Bevis, Mikolajewski. BACK ROW: Ballon, MacDonald, Murray, Cholakis, Searth, Bigornia. MISSING: Anothony, Forbes, Bronn, Crawford, Fraser, Gillespie, Gallichsen. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: T. Evans, H. Krueger, Mrs. Ward, S. Brown, R. Harding, S. Brandy. MIDDLE ROW: C. Alvi, C. Schandl, F. Geutz, A. Hay, D. McKeag, B. Shaddy. BACK ROW: D. Mitchell, J. Waters, M. Evans, B. Freedy, C. Rosenblat, A. Macaw. Jom l(J 69