Victoria High School - Victorian Yearbook (Edmonton, Alberta Canada)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1962 volume:

U ! 3 •Hi THE DEDICATION — “The old order changeth yielding place to new” —Tennyson It is to the “old and to the new that we dedicate this book. Victorian decorum guided the designers who conceived and built Edmonton ' s proud, new high school, for two handsome entrances were provided; and that there be no misunderstanding, over one entrance was hung a slightly embellished stone plaque with the word GIRLS deeply engraved and over the other, another with BOYS as deeply engraved. And so in September 1911, Principal L. S. Carr and his staff of five welcomed some 75 boys and 75 girls, who with grim propriety entered through their respective doors—Edmonton ' s brand new Victoria High School. Then came the long interim during which our school ' s destiny was guided by a succession of principals; Dr. Carpenter, Mr. Fuller, Mr. Hicks, and Mr. McFarland. By 1930 the school staff num¬ bered twenty, and the school population had increased proportionally. Vic was bursting at sills, joints and rafters. At that time Miss Teskey, a member of the staff, wrote, One suggested solution is that a group of high school buildings be placed on or adjacent to the grounds of the present Victoria High School, this grouping to afford high school students a wide range of choice in he courses offered. However, the dingy years of the depression and a war of vast proportions were to intervene. Not until the second great war was over, did the Edmonton Public School Board and its superintendent of schools, Mr. Ross Sheppard, feel free to promote the construction of Victoria Composite. After travelling widely to study composite schools elsewhere, Mr. Sheppard threw himself into the project with sincere, even excited devotion. Victoria Composite is the Ross Sheppard High School in fact—if not in name. And now ! Now the survivors of the 75 boys and 75 girls are grandfathers and grandmothers. Now the BOYS plaque hangs forlorn, his mate gone. Now again Victoria is bursting at the sills, joints and rafters. A new principal guides us, one as sincere, courageous, and wise as any who went before, a man who is an alumnus of the school he administers. At the moment of writing, the purge of progress is about to remove the once proud Victoria High School; and we see the playground scar¬ red as workmen prepare for the erection of a vast addition to our school. Now another class, the fiftieth to graduate from our school, is soon to leave us, and so again we dedicate your year book to— What is old and what is new. And to you, our class of ’62. 1 PRINCIPAL ' S MESSAGE To the majority of you, June 1962 marks the culmination of your high school education. As a member of the graduating class you have reached a crossroad as you bid goodbye to fellow students, the staff and the school. Only a small part of your road lies behind you; the rest is ahead. As you look back over what has seemed to be a somewhat difficult journey, your mem¬ ories will be tinged with regret as well as pleasure. Perhaps you regret not having used full horsepower and your best wheels. However, no doubt Vic will bring happy recollections too of friendships, noisy corridors, busy classrooms, athletic contests, lit assemblies, awards night, graduation exercises, the hush of the examination room, and favourite teachers. When you turn your eyes to peer down the road ahead, you feel a sense of past accom¬ plishment, a realized ambition and a confidence of being prepared to meet new challenges that reach out before you. Your life in the senior high school has developed resources that will for¬ tify and sustain you, habits that will make for happy and successful living, and skills that will enhance your usefulness with the passing miles. May it be so! Your goal may be away in the beyond, but never give up striving to reach it. The hard¬ ships which you endure and overcome en route are character builders which give you strength to forge ahead. Never for a moment lose your highest ideals, for these like road maps are there to guide your progress. If it is your aim to continue your education at the university or to upgrade some skill learned at high school, you can be assured that your opportunities will multiply with each milestone passed. I trust that you will realize your fondest dreams on the highways of the future and have the optimism and determination expressed by these words of Emerson: So nigh is grandeur to our dust, So near is God to man. When duly whispers low, “Thou must,” The youth replies, “I can.” C. M. Hollingsworth. 2 — vn rj X i;9S jrAn ? . M9 O ■ � ? ADMINISTRATION WADDELL, Mr. W. S. Degrees — B.A., M.A. Job — First Vice-principal THORSON, Mr. T. D. Degrees — B.A., B.Ed. Job — Second Vice-Principal OLSONBERG, Mr. S. Degrees — B.Ed. Job — Principal of Evening School LENT, Miss Ada A. Degrees — M.A., M.Ed., B.Sc. in H.Ec. Job — Dean of Girls SECRETARIES POULSOM, Mrs. D. L. Job — School Secretary DIPPIE, Mrs. J. Job — School Secretary 4 TEACHING STAFF AFAGANIS, Mr. E. J. Degrees — B.Sc., B.Ed. Te aches — Science ATKINSON, Mr. T. P. Degrees — B.Ed., B.Sc. (Honors) Teaches — Mathematics 5 BROWN, Mr. A. R Degrees — B.A., M.A. CAMPBELL, Mr. J. E Degrees —- B.Ed. Teoches — Social, EnglisH CARRAN, Mr. R. C Degrees — M.Ed. Teaches — Drafting CASTER, Mr. G. H. Degrees — B.A., B.S.W., M.Sc Teaches — English, Sociology CHRUSCH, Mr. B. Degrees —• B.Sc., B.Ed. Teoches — Mathematics DeMARCO, Mr. E. A. Degrees ■—- B.Mus., M.Mus Teaches —- Music DEMERIEZ, Mr. B. P. Degrees — B.P.E., B.Ed. Teaches — Physical Education FISHER, Miss B. J. Degrees — B.Ed. in P.E. Teaches — Physical Education FRANKLIN, Mr. S. A. Teaches — Office Practice, T yping, Record Keeping GLEN, Mr. K. Degrees — B.Sc., B.Ed Teaches — Science GRANT, Miss M. J. Degrees — B.Ed., B.Sc. in H.Ec. Teaches — Home Economics, Art GREER, Mr. H. A. Degrees — B.A., B.Ed. Teaches — English HANEY, Miss F. L. Degrees — B.Ed. Teaches — Business Education HENDERSON, Mr. R. F Degrees — B.Sc. Teaches — Metalwork HOHOL, Mr. H. J. Degrees — B.Ed. Teaches — Physical Education HOLLEY, Miss A. Teaches — Business Education HAMILTON, Mrs. L. Degrees — B.Sc. in H.Ec. Teaches — Fabrics and Dress JOHNSTONE, Mrs. A Degrees — M.A. Teaches — French KLASSEN, Mr. F. M. Degrees — B.A., B.Sc., B.Ed Teaches — English, German KNUTH, Mr. L. W Degrees — B.A., B.Ed. Teaches — Social Studies KOSTASH, Mr. W. E. Degrees — B.Com., M.Ed. Teaches — Typing, Ukrainian KRAMER, Mrs. V. Degrees — B.Sc., in Biology Teaches — Biology LAMBERT, Mrs. B. L Degrees — B.A., M.A. Teaches — English LAYTON, Mr. R. B. Degrees — B.A., B.Ed., M.L Job — Librarian LISCUM, Mrs. R Job — Cafeteria LOPATKA, Mr. R. Degrees — B.A., B.Ed., A.Mus Teaches — Social Studies MATTHEWS, Miss E. C Degrees — B.A. Teaches —- English MclVOR, Mr. E. L. Degrees — B.Ed. Teaches -—- Automotives McKINLAY, Miss C. Degrees — B.A., M.A. Teaches — Social Studies McLAGGAN, Miss M. E. Degrees — B.Ed., B.Sc. in H. Ec, Teaches — Foods and Nutrition McLAGGAN, Miss R. J Degrees — B.A., B.Ed. Teaches — Latin, French MELNYCHUK, Mrs. D. L. Degrees — B.Sc. in Business Administration Teaches — Business Education MILNER, Mr. J. E Degrees — B.Ed. Teaches — English MITCHELL, Mr. W. G B.Ed. Degrees Teaches — Drama NEPSTAD, Mr. E. T Degrees — B.Ed., B.A. Teaches — Mathematics POOHKAY, Mr. N. Degrees — B.A., B.Ed. Teaches — Social Studies REECE, Miss E. Degrees — B.A. (English) Teaches — Business Education REVELL, Mrs. M. W. Degrees — B.Sc., M.Sc. (Geology) Teaches — Science, Mathematics ROBINSON, Mrs. L. B. Teaches — Home Economics Degrees — B.Ed. Teaches — Mathematics RULKA, Mrs. C. M. Degrees — B.A. (Hon.), M.A. (Hon.) Teoches — English RUNTE, Mr. D. G. Degrees — B.Sc., B.Ed. Teaches — Math., Science SHEPPARD, Mr. R. W Degrees — B.Ed. Teaches — English SIMBALIST, Mr. E. N. Degrees -— B.Ed. Teaches — Science, Chem. 30 SODERSTROM, Mrs. L. A Degrees — B.A. Teaches — English SKARET, Mr. R. O. Degrees — B.Ed. Teaches — Business Education V p ROBSON, Mr. A. Degrees — B.Ed. in Ind. Arts Teaches — Automotives (TX •i T STELCK, Miss M. K STRATICHUK, Mr. N. Degrees — B.Ed. in Ind. Arts Teaches — Woodwork TAIT, Miss M. Degrees — B.Ed. Teaches — Physical Education TAYLOR, Mr. G. A. Degrees — B.A., B.Ed. Teaches — Social English THOMPSON, Miss A. G Degrees — B.A., B.Ed. Teaches — Social Studies THOMPSON, Mr. C. B Degrees — B.Ed. Teaches — Electricity TOOKEY, Mr. K. W. Degrees — B.A., M.A. Teaches — Social, English WADE, Mr. D. C. Degrees — Standard “S ' Teaches — Automotives 13 GRAD PRESIDENT ' S MESSAGE Recently, as I leafed through the yearbook received when I was in Grade X, I could not help but notice how small and bewildered we all looked. I now see why the sophomores and seniors burst into gales of laugh¬ ter when a group of frosh walked down the halls looking for a room number that was non-existent in that part of the school. Now, we are seniors, who upon reaching the goal of Grade XII education, are graduating. We have greatly matured in our years at high school. The excellent teaching staff at Vic has taught us well. Through their constant attention, we are now able to move on into higher learning or hold jobs in today ' s busy world. The administrative staff deserve much praise. They have helped us through our problems and carefully guided us to this end result: graduation. To these two groups go our heartiest thanks. We cannot overlook the wonderful facilities that Vic provides—both educational and recreational. These undoubtedly have contributed to our success in high school. The Grads of ' 62 are indeed fortunate to have attended Victoria Composite High School. In closing, I would like to say two things: To the Grads—All the success and happiness in the world. To the Freshmen and Sophomores—Never say die! 14 VALEDICTORY by BARBARA FLAGLER There are moments in life which are remem¬ bered and looked back upon fondly for many years. I am sure that this night will be filled with treasured memories for all of us. For such a meaningful occasion, I feel deeply honoured to have been chosen to give the valedictory; to say, on behalf of so many, farewell. For this IS farewell—to Vic, to our teachers and to many of our friends. But a farewell is not an ending, it is a hope that Vic will continue to be a truly great school, a wish that our teach¬ ers will have happiness always, and a prayer that our friends will find success in the years to come. Graduations, like a farewell, is not an end, but a beginning. Plutarch said, When men are arrived at the goal, they should not turn back. We have achieved a goal by completing the first phase of our educ ation; but this is not the time to stop planning and dreaming for the future. This is our chance to make our lives worthwhile, to make our teachers proud to know that we are from Vic. These teachers have always given unselfishly of their time, their abilities, and their under¬ standing, much as a gardener would tirelessly devote himself to growing strong, healthy trees. It is a well-known fact that he who plants trees benefits a future age. Our teachers have planted in us many unforgettable ideas of honesty and sincerity as well as the desire to learn. Before a tree can grow properly, the roots must develop and find security. Our parents, and the wonderful influence of our homes, have given us a sturdy basis on which to grow to maturity. A young tree entering o world filled with trees of all ages and descriptions, needs sunshine and food and is expected to compete for a place to grow among thousands of other trees. So do we, as young people, need sunshine, nourishment, friendship and respect. The sunlight has shone brightly at Vic; we have had innumerable happy times together. The nourishment has been of the best quality; we have received a good education academically, socially, and athletically. Friend¬ ship has been of the finest kind—probably finer than any we will find again. The respect for our rights and abilities by the whole staff as well as our fellow students has given us confidence to meet the many strange people and situations we are soon to encounter. As the tree matures, it grows steadily more lovely and more stately. Although it bears thousands more leaves than it once did, though it appears much larger than before, the core remains deep within the trunk of the tree. We have been given a core, for Vic has taught us loyalty, honesty, sincerity, the value of good sportsmanship, the ability to lead or to follow . . . the way to be a real person. The tree is depend¬ ent on its core for healthy growth; the splendour of the tree is slowly ruined if the core rots. We, too, must depend on those basic but wonderful ideals to have happy, successful, and beautiful lives. Our lives lie before us in a broad, bright, promising expanse. The future is uncertain, it is hidden even from us who will make it. As a tree grows, it always grows upward to the stars. We are young; we are fully alive, and to us, who possess the incomparable Vic spirit to win, and to win fairly, the future is shining with promise, like those distant stars. We will gain happiness, because we have been taught to work and to have courage, because we have learned the value of worthwhile thoughts and ideals, and because we were graduated from Victoria Composite High School! is GALE ROUND DENNIS Secretary MICHAELCHUK T reasurer ELIZABETH MARKLE BARRY BOTSFORD ROSALIE FISHER JENNIFER MacNAUGHTON GARY WHITE MARLENE MILTON ANDREW BENIUK MISS A. LENT Adviser LESLIE JINKS 16 THE GRAD CLASS-1982 The sun is just appearing over the horizon on the morning of May 19, 1962. A sleepy Vicite returns home from graduation, very happy, but a little sad. As he had watched his classmates walk across the stage the night before, he had realized, so suddenly, that each one was special. Everyone had played an important role in the life of Vic, and he knows they will play an equally important role in the world of tomorrow. Sleep -seems impos¬ sible; the years roll away, and it is 1982. Strains of the Commencement March fill the room and the graduates of ' 62 begin to appear again; just a little older. The first person to appear is MR. COLIN CAMPBELL. Colin spent his Grade 12 year making fish for Vic ' s Grad Dance, and has now become a Deep Sea Diver off the coast of Newfoundland. The little lady beside Colin proves to be BARBARA FLAGLER. Barbara has become the world-wide president of The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Little People. (CAROL McELGUNN has 100% attendance). BEVERLEY GREEN and DAVID HUGHES appear with their heads bent over a copy of GLAD, a new magazine which has replaced MAD as the magazine for the intellectual. Experience gained by these two on the Vic Argosy proved to be invaluable in their creation of this quality magazine. Behind Bev and David comes a polka- dotted Dino led by MADAME EILEEN DUBETZ. Madame studied design in Paris, patented Dino and has become a multi-million¬ aire. She is accompanied by the other half of Vic ' s old cheering squad, DENNIS MASSEY, who is still twisting. The next person to appear is MYER RABINOVITZ. After a wonderful performance as Plato in Vic ' s Rebel Without a Cause, Myer has spent the last twenty years on Broadway, looking for a cause. Beside Myer is DONNA MAE HOWDEN who has become famous for her Italiano cooking. Donna has taken over Victoria ' s Cafeteria and feeds the students nothing but Pizza. A green-clad figure, armed only with a bow and arrow enters and proves to be KAY ROBIN BINGHAM. Kay has given up a brilliant career as a female astronaut to bring edu cation and culture to the people of Sher¬ wood Forest. Kay is accompanied by JOHN BUTLER who has amazed music critics of the world by his performance of the Minute Waltz. Each year John knocks a little more time off, and at last count he was down to 43.7 seconds. The next person to appear is KENNETH LAMBERT (whose eyebrows still go up.) Ken left Vic with a slide rule in one hand and a football in the other, and has since developed The Scientific Method of Playing Football in a Lab. On each arm Ken has a girl, dressed in Oriental garb. They prove to be BARB EDMUNDS and LINDA COMMON, who be¬ came so enthusiastic in their campaign for KIM BONG JA, Vic ' s adopted student, that they have spent their lives in China cultivat¬ ing rice crops. A famous pair of dimples announce the entrance of ELIZABETH MARKLE. Eliz. ob¬ tained a Ph.D. in bio-chemistry, and has devoted her entire life to the development of a chewing gum with flavor that really lasts. The man with the basketball under his arm beside Eliz is DARWIN SEMOTIUK. Darwin has become a brilliant sports personality, and spends his time autographing basketballs, and track shoes. Following Eliz and Darwin is BOB BUR- CHAK who has gained a Bob Hope type of nose. Bob entertains audiences of the world with his impersonations of the teachers from a school called Victoria Composite. Beside Bob is ROSALIE FISHER who now plays lead French horn for the Boston Philharmonic. She owes it all to her experience in Mr. Demarco ' s band. Many more familiar people are appearing in this Vicite ' s dream, but the Commencement March is being replaced by the roar of a lawn motor and the shouts of children. Our Vicite rolls over to contemplate the fate of the 1962 graduating class, and somehow he knows that each and every member will do his part in creating the world of tomorrow. 18 GRAD HISTORY Remember 1959? Of course you do. That was our first year at Vic. It seems quite a while since we were called Frosh, doesn ' t it? But think back, back to that first day in these hallowed halls. Remember how we gazed in awe at the vastness of the place, feeling just a little inferior and unnoticed in all that wonderful organized confusion of opening day. It seemed impossible that we, the wheels of our junior high schools, were now reduced to lowly Frosh. Remember how we shrank at the iron gaze of the Senior and stumbled to do his every bidding, in an effort to keep away from that notorious high school institution, the Frosh Court. But we soon l earned that Seniors were not gods but students just like us. This fact realized and the school well explored, we settled down to normal school routine. Normal? Who ' s kidding whom? Life at Vic is never normal, especially in the first year. Under the leadership of Harry Hiller and Anne Gardiner, we were introduced to many phases of V.C.H.S., such as clubs, houseleague sports, and the long, long line in the cafeteria. In the fall we attended our first Vic dance, Shmoo ' s Shindig. Early in 1960 we enjoyed The Male Animal, soon followed by Fine Arts Night which presented Eternal Life and the Potboiler. A very successful Career Day was followed by the election of Tom Wilson as Grad President. That year the Argosy was headed by Stephen Cox and the yearbook by Libby Cotsman. Sportswise, Vic gained new honors as our Junior Football team, our Boys ' Swim Team, and both our Boys ' Basketball teams won city championships. Then came the Spring Prom in April and, before we knew it, we had written our finals and completed grade ten. Grade eleven started with a bang with Frolique Francois and a near win for our Senior Football team. Our new President was Gary Silverman with Diane Hlasney at his right hand. Guiding the Argosy was Diane Andreas with Jim Tanasiuk and Jim Wildish in charge of the yearbook. 19 Although our year play didn ' t materialize, Fine Arts Night more than made up for it with two excellent productions: Breeches from Bond Street and The Dark at the Top of the Stairs. Again our hoopsters, both Junior and Senior Boys, were tops in the city, as well as our Boys ' Swim Team and our Badminton Team. Following Pagoda Prom in the spring, Dick Arnold led the grad class to their big night. Also graduating was Mr. H. A. McFarland, one of the finest and most outstanding principals Vic has ever known. So here we are in our senior year (at last). We like to think of 61-62 as our year and we can well be proud of it. Our politics are ably controlled by Ken Lambert and Darwin Semotiuk, our publications by Bev Green and Bev Ross of the Argosy and Brian Botsford and David Hughes of the Yearbook. Congratulations to our curling team for gaining Provincial Honors. All four of our Basketball teams have won city championships, proving conclu¬ sively which is the basketball school in Edmonton. We can be justly proud of our I its, dances, and our year play Rebel Without a Cause. Special mention must be made of those wonderful Pedagogical Players for their production of Pyramus and Thisbe. This has indeed been a fine year for Vic, and because it is our year, it will remain in our memories for many years to come. Much happiness has been found here and many lifelong friendships begun. Now, as we prepare to leave, we realize the boost that Vic has given us onto the road to maturity. And so from the class of 62 to our Alma Mater, thanks Vic, thanks a lot. Ken Simpson. AITKEN, Louise Future Plans: Nursing ALLEN, Sandra ANDREWS, Patricia Activities : Recreational Swim¬ ming Club; Bowling Club; News Editor for Vic Argosy. Future Plans : Nursing at Uni¬ versity Hospital ARNDT, Marilyn ALLEN, Donald Activities : Future Teachers’ Club Future Plans: To become a teacher. ALGAJER, Willie Activities: Junior and Senior Football; Track Team Awards Won: Minor and Major Athletic ALLEN, Grace Future Plans: To study languages at U. of A. ANDERSON, Bev Activities: Instructional S ' n Club Future Plans: Nursing. ARMSTRONG, Dave Future Plans: To go to T h- nical School ASHTON, Barry Activities: Senior Football Curling Club, 1959-60; Career Day Chairman, 1959- 60; 1960-61. Future Plans: To be successful in whatever 1 endeavour BAILEY, John Future Plans: Plans to attend University BASARABA, Ken J Activities: Mixed Bowling Club; Curling Team Future Plans: He wants to be successful in whatever he does. BARRY, Gail Activities : Booster Council; Lits; Recreational Swim¬ ming; Tennis; Track and Field. Executive Positions: Student member of Assemblies Board; Room Representa¬ ti ve; Booster Council Repre¬ sentative. Future Plans: To become the First Woman Prime Minister of Canada. BEATON, Donna Activities: Library Club Future Plans: U. of A. in Education BIERMAN, Doug Activities: Curling Club; Interschool Curling League Future Plans: Take Science at U. of A. BAKER, Marjorie Future Plans: Business Mach¬ ines Operator. BARR, Cheryl Activities: Curling Team; Swimming Club; Badminton Club; Argosy. Executive Positions: Secretary Swim Club. Future Plans: Laboratory Technician at U. of A. BARTLING, Virginia Activities: Curling Club Executive Positions : Alternate Room Representative Future Plans: Nursing R.N. BENIUK, Andrew Activities: United Nations Club, Chess and Checkers Club. Future Plans: Commerce at U. of A. BILAK, Iris Activities: Junior and Senior Volleyball; Senior Basketball Awards Uon: Minor Athletic Future Plans: Attend university 23 BILLEY, Irene Activtites : Archery Club Executive Positions : Team Captain Archery Club; Club Captain Archery Club Future Plans : Secretary BOONE, Sharon Activities : Swim Club Future Plans : Psychiatric Nurse BOSSERT, Herb Activities: Badminton; Arch ery Club; Tennis Club Executive Positions : Argosy Representative, 1961-62 Future Plans: Attend Tech¬ nical School and take Commercial Art. BOTSFORD, Brian Activities: Badminton Club; Latin. Club; Stamp Club; Future Teachers’ Club; Glee Club; Debating Club; Ar¬ gosy; Lits; Fine Arts Night; Houseleague Volleyball and Basketball. Executive Positions: Yearbook committee, 1961-62; Co- Editor Yearbook, 1961-62. Future Plans: Attend U. of A. BRAY, Barry Future Plans: Undecided BINGHAM, Kay Activities: Badminton Club; Archery Club; United Nations Club; Argosy; Latin Club Executive Positions: Secretary for Argosy; Team Captain Archery Club; Vice-PresiA ent United Nations Club. Awards IF on: Academic, 1959 . 60, 1960-61; Major Activi¬ ties, 1960-61; E.P.S.B. Acad¬ emic, 1959-60. Future Plans: Attend U. of A, and take Honors Chemistry. BORHEN, Laura Future Plans: Secretary BOTSFORD, Barry Activities: Badminton Cl ; Music Club; Archery ub; Lits. Executive Positions: Tre; irtr Badminton Club, 1961- A wards IF on: Exhibitioi f Drafting Future Plans: R.O.T.P. I of A. BRADLEY, Roger Activities: Track and Fie !; Curling Club; Badmir n Club; Archery Club. Future Plans: University BROWETT, Bev Activities: Junior and Senior Volleyball; Senior Basketball Executive Positions: Argo y Representative, 1961-62. Future Plans: Secretary or Stenographer BRYKS, Bob Future Plans : B.Com. at U. of A. BRUVER, Rita Awards If on: Academic, 19 61. Future Plans: Education at U. of A. BUCHWALD, David Activities: Recreational Swim; Instructional Swim; Archery Club. Future Plans: Medicine at U. of A. BUCHANAN, Gail Activities: Library Club; Argosy Future Plans: Education at U. of A. BURKETT, Bill Future Plans: To become a draftsman BURCHAK, Bob } Activities: Future Teachers’ I Club Executive Positions: President Future Teachers’ Club, 1960-61. Awards Won: Minor Activities, 1960-61 Future Plans: Education at I U. of A. CAMPBELL, Colin Executive Positions: Business BUTLER, John {Activities : Badminton Club; Future Teachers’ Club; Photography Club; United Nations Club Executive Positions: President of United Nations Club. Future Plans: Musician President Music Club. Awards Won: Academic, I960- Future Plans: To attend U. of A. CARLSON, Sharon CARSON, Gay Activities: Future Teachers’ Club; Glee Club Future Plans : Faculty of Edu cation at U. of A. CEBULIAK, Arlene Executive Positions : Member of Student Council Future Plans : Move to Van¬ couver and work in the B.C. Electric Building CHRISTIANSON, Dennis Activities : Archery Club; Art Club; Science Club; Recrea¬ tional Swim Club; Weight Lifting Club; Music Club; Swim Team Executive Positions: President of Weight Lifting Club Future Plans: To become an Architect and attend U. of B.C. COMMON, Linda Activities: Senior Volleyball Team; Girls’ Archery; Co- chairman for Senior Basket¬ ball Team; Kim Bong Ja Fund. Executive Positions: House league Representative, 1960- 61; Eligibility Board Mem¬ ber 1961-62. Future Plans: B.Sc. in Nurs- COOPER, Esther Activities: Track and Field Future Plans: Undecided CREBO, Viola Future Plans: To become a secretary for a millionaire CSIKY, Peter Activities: Mixed Bowling, Archery Club; Recreational Swim Club; Instructional Swim Club; Click Club Future Plans: Attend U. of A. CUNNINGHAM, Darlene Activities: Orchestra; Archery Club Executive Positions: President of Archery Club Future Plans: To continue studying music and also become a secretary. CUNNINGHAM, Shirley Activities: Mixed Bowling Club; Music Club; Argosy Writer Future Plans: Faculty of Education at U. of A. DANYLUK, Joe Activities : Junior and Senior Football; Junior and Senior Basketball; Track and Field Awards Won: Minor Athletic, 1960-61 Future Plans: Attend U. of A. DENNIS, John Activities: Junior and Senior Football Awards Won: Minor Athletic, 1959-60 Future Plans: U. of A. CUMMING, Betty Jean Future Plans: Secretarial work CUNNINGHAM, Gordon Activities: Junior and Senior Football, Houseleague Future Plans: Electrical Engineer DANKOWICH, Lydia Future Plans: Private Secretary DEARING, Maxine Activities: Cheerleader; Recre- ati 5mal Swim Club; Frosh Keeper Executive Positions: Room Representative; Alternate Room Representative Future Plans: Stewardess or Practical Nursing DICK, Alan Activities: Junior Football; Swim Team; Instructing Swimming Executive Positions: Editor Boys’ Sports for Argosy Future Plans: Enter Medicine at U. of A. DIPPIE, Bev Activities: Bowling Team; Swim Club Executive Positions: Argosj Representative Future Plans: To be a stenographer DOERING, Vera Activities: Junior and Senior Volleyball Future Plans : Undecided DRINKWATER, Carol Future Plans: Stenographer DUMENKO, Lillian Future Plans: Secretary DZWINIEL, Mike Activities: Fine Arts Night; Archery Club; Badminton Club; Future Teachers’ Club Executive Positions: Room Representative, 1959-60; Club Board Representative, 1960-61; Vice-President Fut¬ ure Teachers’ Club, 1959-60. Awards Won: Academic Award 1959-60, 1960-61 Future Plans: Chemistry at U. of A. DIXON, Sandra Activities: Fashion Show; Frosh Keeper; Career Day Guide; Lits Executive Positions: Alternate Room Representative, 1961 62 Future Plans: Doctor’s or Dental assistant and then a Stewardess DREGER, Heidi Awards Won: Academic Award, 1959-60 Future Plans: Secretarial wor ; DUBETZ, Eileen Activities: Art Club; Mixed Bowling Club; Latin Clul ; Booster Council Executive Positions: Booste Council Executive; Preside t Latin Club Future Plans: Faculty of Education DUNBAR, Pat Activities: Curling Club; Mixed Bowling Club Future Plans: Undecided EDMUNDS, Barbara Executive Positions : Co-chair¬ man Kim Bong Ja; Eligibil¬ ity Board Chairman, 1961- 62; Social Board Member, 1960-61; Student Union Executive and Council Future Plans: Stewardess FALCONER, Alon Activities : Argosy; Art Club; Booster Club; Yearplay Executive Positions : Art Editor of Yearbook and Argosy Awards Won:, Two Special Abilities; Minor Activities Future Plans : To become an architect FARRELL, Gaye Executive Positions: Alternate Room Representative, 1959- 60; 1960-61; Room Repre¬ sentative, 1961-62; Member of Social Board Future Plans: Undecided FILIPCHUK, Philip Activities: Junior Volleyball; I.S.C.F.; Pep Band; Junior and Senior Football; Music Club; House League Executive Positions: House League Representative, 1959- 60, 1960-61; President I.S.C.F.; President Music Club, 1961-62. Awards Won: Minor Activities, 1960-61. Future Plans: Attend a College in the States. FINDLAY, Pat Activities: Mixed Bowling Club; Recreational Swim Club. Executive Positions: Alternate Room Representative, 1959-60. Future Plans: Nursing FORWICK, Ron Activities: Senior Football; Houseleague Future Plans: Undecided ERICKSON, Elaine Future Plans: To be an R.N. FALKENBERG, Grant Activities: Lits Executive Positions: Student Union Representative, 1961- 62; Member of Assemblies Board, 1960-61 Future Plans: Enter Medicine at U. of A. FEHLER, Peter Activities: Recreational Swim Future Plans: Faculty of Education at U. of A. FISHER, Rosalie Activities: Junior and Senior Volleyball Executive Positions: Grad Executive Awards Won: Major Academic Future Plans: Undecided FLAGLER, Barbara Activities: Badminton Club; Glee Club; Orchestra; Argosy Executive Positions: Journal Reporter Awards Won: Academic, 1960-61 Future Plans: Faculty of Education ctivities Club; Library Club; xecutivt Future Preside 3 ' GORDICHUK, Alex Activities : Senior Football; Senior Swim Club; Track and Field; Senior Volley¬ ball; Mixed Bowling Club; Houseleague Executive Positions : Captain Senior Football; Room Rep¬ resentative, 1957-58, 1958-59 Awards IE on: Athletic Major Future Plans: To play pro football GREEN, Beverley Activities: Argosy; Assemblies Board; Band; Future Teach¬ ers’ Club; Music Club; Student Union Executive Positions ; Exchange Editor of Argosy, 1959-60; News Editor, 1960-61; Editor of Argosy, 1961-62; Publica¬ tions Board Representative to Student Council, 1961-62 Awards IE on: Minor Activities, 1959- 60; Major Activities and Quill and Scroll, 1960- 61 Future Plans: To master the accordion and to follow a career in music GRUBER, Rose Activities: Badminton Club; Library Assistant Future Plans: University HALABISKY, Lome Activities : Instructional Swim Club; Swim Team Awards Won: Major Academic 1960-61 Future Plans: To take Honors Math at U. of A. GRAHAM, Heather Activities: Junior and Senior Volleyball; Junior and Senior Basketball; Curling Club; Archery Club Executive Positions: Member of Houseleague Executive, 1959-60, 1960-61 Awards Won: Minor Athletic, 1959-60; School Board Home Economics, 1960-61 Future Plans: Undecided GRUBER, Reinhart! Activities: Science Club; Curling Club Awards Won: Major Academic, 1960-61 Future Plans: Mechanical Engineer HABKIRK, Fay Future Plans: X-Ray Technician HANTIUK, Joyce Future Plans: To have a happy life in the Bahamas HANTIUK, Judy Future Plans: To enter in the Newport Jazz Festival HARDY, Jim Activities: Tennis Club Future Plans: Chartered Accountant 31 HELLERMA Activities : G1 HODGE, Sandra Activities: Archery Club; Library Club Future Plans: Secretary HOHOL, Roman Activities: Table Tennis Club; Tennis Club Future Plans: Architecture HUGHES, David Activities: Future Teachers’ Club; Photography Club; Argosy; Yearbook Executive Positions: Business Manager Argo sy and Year¬ book, 1960-61; Advertising Manager Yearbook, 1959-60; Argosy Room Representative, 1961-62; Co-Editor Yearbook, 1961-62; Publications Board Member, 1961-62. Awards Won: Minor Activities, 1959-60; 1960-61; Argosy Pin, 1960-61. Future Plans: To get my International Registered Accountant JACKSON, Frank Activities: Mixed Bowling Club Future Plans: Commercial i Art JELLIS, William Future Plans: To attend university a HICKS, Dow Activities: Argosy; Fine Arts Night: Yearplay Executive Positions: Argosy Representative; Argosy Make-up Editor Future Plans: Take Medicine at U. of A. HOWDEN, Donna Activities: Argosy; Photography Club Executive Positions: Treasurer of Argosy; Argosy Representative Awards Won: Argosy Pin; Minor Activities Future Plans: To take Home Economics at U. of A. HUMPHREYS, Pam Future Plans: Secretary JACKSON, Gordon Activities: Argosy; Yearbook; Archery Club; Photography Club Executive Positions: Argosy Representative; Argosy and Yearbook Photography; Pre¬ sident of Photography Club Awards Won: Major Activities Future Plans: Get a good education in Photography and Journalism and acquire a position on a nationally published magazine. JINKS, Leslie Executive Positions: Grad Council Representative School Awards: Bookkeeping Awards Future Plans: Bookkeeper 33 JONES, Cynthia Activities : Mixed Bowling Club; Swim Team Executive Positions : Captain Bowling Team, 1960-61, 1961-62 Future Plans : To be an airline stewardess and travel a lot JONES, Sharon Activities : Bowling Club; Glee Club; Basketball Teams; Volleyball Teams; Track and Field Executive Positions : Argosy Room Representative. 1959-60-61-62 Awards Won: Minor Athletic Future Plans: Take Physical Education at l). of A. or compete in 1964 Winter Olympic Games KAPTY, Shirley Executive Positions: Treasurer of Student Union Future Plans : Secretarial work KENT, Lynda Future Plans: To be a secretary KETTLESON, Noreen Activities: Archery Club, Curling Club Future Plans: Teacher KING, Esther KENT, Ray Activities: Curling Team KILLIPS, Keith Activities: Mixed Bowling Team Executive Positions: Captai 1 of Mixed Bowling Team Future Plans : l ake Comnier :e at U. of A. KIRK, Leslie KEDRA, Margie Activities: French Club Future Plans: Nursing w OSTY Activiti Curli Future OZAY Activiti Foot] Execute Repr Argo I960- A wardi 1960- Future it U nior LAMONT, Lynn Activities : Mixed Bowling Club, Library Club Executive Positions : Room Representative; Eligibility Board Member: Secretary Future Teachers’ Club; Secretary Library Club Awards Won: Academic, 195 60, 1960-61; Home Economics, 1960-61 Future Plans: Honors Mathematics LAMMERS, Vivian Activities: Bowling Club Future Plans: Undecided LEVITT, Fred Activities: Swim Club Archery Club Future Plans: Forestry LOGA, Natalie Activities: Junior and Sei ior Volleyball; Cafeteria C. sh ier; Library Assistant; Bowling Club; Archery ( ut Executive Positions: Argo? ■ Room Representative Future Plans: Undecided LOHIN, Sylvia Activities: Cheerleader; Senior Basketball; Junior and Senior Volleyball; Pep Squad; Track Team; Girls’ Archery; Housleague Executive Positions: Room Representative, 1958-59; Athletic Board Member, 1959- 60; Vice-President House III, 1959-60 Awards Won: Minor Athletic, 1958-59; Major Athletic, 1960- 61 Future Plans: University LONG, Barbara Activities: Archery Club; Glee Club Future Plans: Stenographer LORMIER, Donella Activities: Archery Club Future Plans: Undecided LUNDBERG, John Future Plans: Undecided MacDonald, Jean Activities: Recreational Swim Club Future Plans: Physiotherapy MacGREGOR, Alexandra Activities: Music Club Future Plans: Attend U. of A. MacLEAN, Jane MacNAUGHTON, Jennifer Activities : Mixed Bowling Club; Future Teachers’ Club; Badminton Club; United Nations Club Executive Positions: Secretary- Treasurer United Nations Club, 1961-62 Future Plans: Secretary to a young doctor MAHONEY, Michael Activities: Chess Club Future Plans: U. of A. MALICK, Harry MANN, Maureen Future Plans: Stenographer MANCHUR, Walter Activities: Swim Club Future Plans: To own a T-Bird Convertible MARKLE, Elizabeth Activities: Yearplay; Lits; Student Union; One-Acts Executive Positions: Social Board Representative, I960- 61; Grad Representative, 1961-62 Awards Won: Minor Activities, 1960-61 Future Plans: B.Sc. in Chemistry at U. of A. MARTIN, Sha ron Activities: Mixed Bowling Club; Cheerleading; Froshkeeper Executive Positions: Room Representative Future Plans: Court stenog¬ rapher or secretarial work MASSEY, Michael Activities: Table Tennis Club; Badminton Club; Music Club Executive Positions: President of Table Tennis Club Future Plans: To obtain Masters degree in Music at McGill University McArthur, Ka ren Future Plans: Join the WRENS and travel McELGUNN, Carol Awards Won: Major Academic 1959-60 Future Plans : Undecided McMULLEN, Elizabeth Activities : Junior Red Cros Club; Mixed Bowling Cli ) Future Plans: To marry a red head MELNYK, Barry Future Plans: To be my o n boss MICHAELCHUK, Denni Activities: Curling Club Awards Won: Honor Roll, 1961-62 Future Plans: Arts and Sciences at U. of A. MILTON, Marlene Activities: Vocal Group Sing¬ ing at Awards Night, Christ¬ mas Concert. Fine Arts Night Future Plans: I wish to be a florist or a clothes designer McCLOSKEY, Gail Activities: Ciris ' Bowling Team Executive Positions: President House 111, 1960-61 Awards Won: Major Academic, 1959-60 Future Plans: B.Sc. in Household Economics MERRYWEATHER, Elizabeth Executive Positions: President Junior Red Cross Club, 1960- 61; President French Club, 1961-62 Awards Won: Minor Activities, 1961-62 Future Plans: Nursing MILSON, Robbie Activities: Boys’ Archery; Badminton Club; Future Teachers’ Club; Tennis Club Future Plans: Plan to go to IJ. of A. and take Education McLAREN, Heather Activities: Junior Volleyball and Basketball, 1959-60; Public Speaking and Debat¬ ing Club, 1960-61 Executive Positions: Make-Up Editor of Argosy, 1960-61; Secretary of Argosy, 1961-62 Awards Won: Major Activities, 1960-61 Future Plans: Medical Labora¬ tory Technician MEGAS, Marion OBST, Louise Future Plans : Stenographer ONUFRUW, Vicky Activities : Junior Red Cross Club; French Club Executive Positions : Secretary of Red Cross Club; Room Representative 1960-61; Social Director of French Club Future Plans : Nursing OLINEK, Shirley Activities: Girls’ Archery Executive Positions: Captain for Girls’ Archery, 1960-61, 1961-62; Artist for Girls’ Archery Yearbook Future Plans: To work in an office as a stenographer OOLEY, Maureen Activities: Mixed Bowling Club; Frosh Keeper Executive Positions: Altern te Room Representative Future Plans: Secretary th( i maybe an airline stewarde $ OSGOODE, Shiono Future Plans: Veterinarian PEACHEY, Gloria Activities: Glee Club; Bowling Club; Library Club Future Plans: Enter nursing at Misericordia Hospital PELECH, Pot Activities: Mixed Bowling Club; Archery Club; Curling Club Executive Positions: Argosy Representative Future Plans: B.Sc. in Nursing 40 PARR, Noden PELACHUK, Ron Activities: Mixed Bowling; Junior Basketball; House- league Basketball; Senior Football; Houseleague Football Future Plans: Degree in Commerce PELSMA, Pot Activities: Houseleague Basket hall and Volleyball; Click Club Future Plans: Nursing PETLEY-JONES, Judy Activities: Mixed Bowling Club Future Plans: Nursing PHILLIPS, Faunrie Activities: Swim Team; Recreational Swim; Archery Club Executive Positions: Student Union Representative, 1959- 60; Argosy Representative, 1960-61 Future Plans : To be successful in whatever I do POLLARD, Elinor PRITZ, Morris Activities : United Nations Club; Badminton Club; Booster Club; Archery Club; Tennis Club Future Plans: To attend Royal Roads Military College RABINOVITZ, Myer Activities: School Lits; Year- plays; Frosh Court; Student Council; Fine Arts Night; Art Club; Pep Squad; Booster Council; Argosy; Student Union Executive Executive Positions: Assem¬ blies Board Representative; Houseleague Executive; Booster Council Executive; Vice-President of Latin Club Future Plans: To take Law at U. of A. RATTRAY, Doug Activities: Junior and Senior Football; Curling Club Future Plans: Undecided RICH, Ronna Activities: Curling Club; Music Club; Glee Club Executive Positions: Room Representative; Alternate Representative Future Plans: To enter into the field of I.B.M. REVELL, Cliff Activities: Swim Team; Chess and Checker Club Executive Positions: President Chess and Checker Club, 1961-62 Future Plans: To attend U. of A. ROHRLACK, Werner Activities: Recreational Swim; Art Club; Bowling Club Executive Positions: Argosy Representative Awards Won: Bookkeeping Awards Future Plans: Attend U. of A. Chartered Accountant RILEY, Jim Future Plans: Interior Decor¬ ating at Seattle, Washington or Royal Canadian Navy ROTH, Lawrence Activities : Archery Club; Science Club Executive Positions: President of Science Club Future Plans : B.Sc. in Agricul¬ ture or Veterinarian RUPPELL, Larry Activities : Archery Club Future Plans : Forestry SALLOUM, Elias Future Plans: To become an office clerk SCHLENER, Judy Activities : Junior Volleyball Executive Positions : Alternate Room Representative Future Plans: Secretarial Position SCHNEIDER, Val Awards Won: Minor Athletics. 1959- 60; Major Athletics, 1960- 61 Future Plans: Physical Educa¬ tion at U. of A. ROUND, Gale Activities: Curling Club; Bowling Club Executive Positions: Argosy Representative Awards Won: Academic Award Future Plans: To become a high paid secretary RUSSELL, Fred Future Plans: Plan to work in the field of Electronics. SARGENT, Bill SCHNEIDER, Loretta Activities: Girls’ Archery Future Plans: Undecided SCHULTZ, Larry Activities: Junior Football; Curling Club; Houseleague Basketball and Volleyball Future Plans: Undecided Activit Execut Repi Future moti SOLDERER, Wally SOUTHWORTH, Mac Activities : Table Tennis Club Executive Positions: President of Table Tennis Club Future Plans : B.Com. at U. of A. SPRINGHAM, Duncan Future Plans : Medicine at U. of A. STASHKIW, Gloria Executive Positions : Alternate Room Representative, 1960- 61; Room Representative, 1961-62 Future Plans: To become a court recorder STEELE, Darlene Activities: Girls Archery; Swim Club, Curling Future Plans: Nursing SOLONY, Halyna Activities: Badminton Club; Archery Club; Pep Squad; Music Club; Argosy Future Plans: Arts and Science at U. of A. SPANG, Gerald STACEY, Margaret Activities: Archery Club; Curling Club Executive Positions ; Secreta) v Treasurer of Curling Clul 1961-62 Future Plans: Attend U. of t. STASYSHYN, Ed Activities: Senior Football; Track and Field Future Plans: Drafting STEFANCE, Orest Activities: Radio Club; Photography Club; Football Future Plans: Finish school and run my own business 44 STEFANIK, Ron STIMSON, Sandra Executive Positions : Room Representative, 1959-60 Future Plans : Laboratory Technician STRONG, Richard SVEKLA, Larry TELENKO, Ernie STEPHENS, Susanne Activities : Mixed Bowling Club Executive Positions : Student Representative to Assemblies Board Awards Won: Minor Activities Future Plans : U. of A. STROMETSKI, Gary Activities: Swimming Club; Archery Club; Debating Club; Art Club Future Plans: Banking STRYNADKA, Al Activities: Boys’ Archery Executive Positions: Room Representative, 1960-61, 1961-62 ; Future Plans: Attend univer¬ sity in Education or Medicine TAYLOR, Pamela Activities: Lits; Instructional Swim Club; Recreational Swim Club Future Plans: Teaching THACHUK, Ron Future Plans: University 45 THOMPSON, Jeanie Future Plans: Nursing and R.N. TIMO, Annette Future Plans: To be a suci ess in all I endeavor to do VANDERVAART, Geraldine Future Plans: Nursing VAN NECK, Harry Future Plans: Law at U. of v. VELD, Albert Activities: Archery Club Executive Positions: Room Representative Awards Won: Academic Awards, 1959-60, 1960-61 Future Plans : To get 15.Sc. and B.Ed. and teach Chemistry or Math. THOMSON, Rick Future Plans: Commercial skin diving in California UHAZY, Leslie Activities: Swim Team; Instructional Swim Executive Positions: Instructor Instructional Swim Future Plans: Attend University VAN DOMSELAAR, Jim Activities: Recreational Swim; Instructional Swim Future Plans: Undecided VAN RHYN, Gerry Activities: Radio Club; Bad¬ minton Club Executive Positions: President of Radio Club, 1961-62 Future Plans: Radio and Electronics THOM, Lois Activities: Bowling Club; Archery Club Future Plans: To become a stenographer xecutive Positions: of 1962 Graduate Executive 7 ture Plans: Take ! Medicine at U. of LLIAMS, Dove divides: Junior ai Football; Track T ager; Senior V Houseleague Voile Yearplays; Bowling School Orchestra; WRIGHT, Douglas Activities: Houseleagues; Bowling Club Executive Positions : Student Union, 1959-60, 1960-61 Future Plans: Engineering at U. of A. and enjoy life YOUNG, Bill Activities: Photography Club Future Plans: To join the Air Force ZILINSKI, Joan Activities: Houseleague Volley¬ ball; Glee Club Executive Positions: Alternate Room Representative, 1959- 1960; Houseleague Represen¬ tative, 1959-60 Future Plans: To become a competent secretary CAMERON, Richard 48 YAKIMCHUK, Rick Activities : Football; Track and Field; Bowling Club Executive Positions: Grade XII Room Representative Future Plans: Accounting or Psychology ZERB, Judith Activities: United Nations Club Future Plans: Secretarial w irk ZUKOWSKI, Elizabeth Activities: Fashion Shows Future Plans: To be success ul in all 1 do. OTHER GRADS ALBISTON, John AUSTON, Charles CARLSON, Elaine CHECKNITA, Gary COE, Earl CRITCHLEY, Ian DAYTON, Curtis DOKE, Shirley EVANS, Tom HARRISON, Melvin HODGINS, Ken HOLMES, Randy KINLAY, Mervyn LUND, Ivan MacDONALD, Sharon McDONALD, Jeanette McKELLAR, Ian MORRIS, Doug NIXON, Jack NOVIK, Steve PETERSEN, Bjarre POZNIAK, Dennii RIEMER, Sharon ROBINSON, Allan SAMUELS, Keith SAWYER, Tannis SHUMIK, Michae TAYLOR, Brion THOMS, Diane WARNER, Ron WOGAN, John NON - GRADS Bill DOZOIS Jack GEMMELL Rudolph BERGHUYS Howa rd BROWNING BUCKLEY DAVIS Randy DYCK Jim ENGLISH FLETCHER Sam FOX David Bill Peter Dow GRAMS HALLSON HANRATTY HICKS Walter HOCHOCHKA HOMSTEL HOPPER HORBACHEWSKI Sandra HYDE Roy JOHN Frank LARKEE Diane KASSIAN Wayne LISSACK k Darwyn LORING Judy KOMARNISKI Jr Arlene LYCAN KNUTSON Pat MALICK HINECKER John JENSEN Emery FRENCH Thelma KROESE Dennis MASSEY 49 NON - GRADS Marion MEGAS Don MELNYCHUK Don MILLER Gary MILLIGAN Grace McEWEN Ernest McKenzie ROBERGE Don SAMORIDNY Tannis SAWYER Alan SCHOLEY Cheryl SEARL HpamMD Ralph ROBINSON ROBINSON Wayne SEMBALUK Christine SENYK Margaret SHADE Bob SMITH Louise SHAVER John SIMONSEN SMITH SMOLAK SMITH SOBOTIUK SOLBERG SOROCHAN Myrtle Ed Sharon Ed OGURIAN OSACHIE PAPPE POZNASKY Michael Ed Philip Gary Alan Bob SOROCHAN SPAANS STACHNIAK STENE STEWART STEWART r ,, H j i i 1 % JET-- f 1 1 NON - GRADS victoria composite 1IG H SCHOOL Gladys STEWART Chester TEAGUE Eugene URICHUK John VAN HAUWERT Jim WATT Alexandra SZKAMBARA Sharon WILKINSON Margaret WILLIAMS Ken ZAHARICHUK Dove ZENCHYSON John WHITTON 1 51 GRADUATION-1962 52 11 .J r l ' 1 g? 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Km3 i iriHi SSL M i: ’ fk Lorraine Robert Gory Terry Rosalie THEROU THOMPSON TKACHUK TOMKINS TOPILKA Gwen WILCOX Pat WILCOX Gloria WILFLINGSIDER Monica WILKE Dorethea WILLIAMS Carre WILSC 4 Anne T revor Lillian Brenda J urgen Dore i WHEELER WHITEFORD w — WHITEHEAD WHITLEY WIECHERT WILCHY m Robert Don Randy Hendrik Kathleen Hele i WAY WEDDERBURN WENGER WERKMAN WESELAKE WESTERC 4, All 1 “ ■ J jr ' Jj 1 3 | r ■ m i m : if ' , fjf £D c w. ■ 1 AX- In Jkpy A Wm ' S 4 Marilyn Erika Barry Lynn Mike Oleh WINNICK WOLTER WONG WOOD WOODHOUSE WOW! Diane Elai Valer Marlene Judy Alice WRIGHT YAREMICHUK YOUNG ZACHARUK ZAHARICHUK ZAHORODIIIUJ Bill Marsha ZOZUK ZUKOWSKI Len ZALUSKI Carol ZAWORSKI 88 GARY BROWNING Club Board Rep. ANN WHEELER Social Board Rep. 90 TERRY BOHAYCHUK Grade XI Rep. MARTIN MURENBEELD Grade XII Rep. GAIL BARRY Booster Council Rep. BEVERLEY GREEN Publications Rep. I BILL CLARKE I Grade X Rep. MR. SHEPPARD Adviser 91 PRESIDENT ' S MESSAGE The rumble of tractors and trucks outside our class¬ rooms announces the end of an era. Shortly, the walls of the old Red Building will come tumbling down and will be replaced by a new and more efficient structure. I therefore think it fitting that we should close this era with one of the biggest banner years any school has ever seen. This year we have won more honors, cups and cham¬ pionships than any other school, and in doing so, we have maintained the high standards for which Vic has been famous throughout its history. I am proud of its students, their achievements, spirit and sportsmanship, and I am happy to have been given the opportunity to serve them. Our sports activities have been very impressive. In football, our team went through the season undefeated and then lost by one point in the Championship game. The volleyball season saw Vic win both senior and junior girls ' championships and three out of six boys ' champion¬ ships. In basketball, we were equally successful in winning every championship contested. Both boys and girls won the junior and senior leagues, and the senior boys went undefeated in the C.A.P.H.E.R. match. In the Provin¬ cials, our senior team lost by a slim margin in an over¬ time period, but this was no disgrace for they played well and were a credit to our school. The numerous Vic clubs fared very well this year and I was interested to see the Fashion Show put on by the Modelling Club and the French Party organized by the French Club. An indication of increased activity among clubs in the future was clearly shown ot our first Inter¬ school Club Conference, which was a tremendous success. The clubs benefited so much from this conference that it will become an annual affair. I am very grateful to my executive and to their many talented assistants who helped them in their endeovours. At Christmas, our Social Board put on Candy Cane Caper, the most successful and best-attended dance that I have ever seen. Vic students had the opportunity to display their talents at two fine lits managed by the Assemblies Board. Our yearplay, “Rebel Without a Cause, presented by the Drama Department, was of equal merit and provided our students with interesting worthwhile entertainment. The success of the Student Union activities cannot be credited to the students alone, for behind each activity, there is a teacher who devotes much of his or her free time in coaching, advising, instructing or supervising. I feel that here lies one of the reasons why Vic is better than any other school, for our teachers devote their time willingly and do everything in their power to help the students in a friendly manner. An impressive example of our teachers ' participation lies in the Pedagogical Players who spent many hours preparing a play for the students to enjoy. As the year is slowly coming to a conclusion, my thoughts go ahead to sometime next fall when many of our fine students will be receiving prizes, awards and scholarships for their academic achievements. I would like to thank these students now for their efforts. I under¬ stand how hard many of them have worked, and I realize and appreciate the great honours they will bring to our school. I would like to offer a big bouquet to the many room representatives and executive members who attended our council meetings and tried to make our council an efficient governing body. To these students and Mr. Sheppard, our helpful staff adviser, I owe the greatest debt of thanks for helping to make this term a happy and successful one. In closing, I would like to wish all Vicites good luck on their final exams and prosperity and happiness in their future lives. 92 STUDENT MEMBERS OF BOARDS Row 1: Left to right, Terry Bohaychuk, Myer Rabinovitz, Bob Carwell, Darwin Semotiuk, Ken Lambert, Shirley Kopty, Barb Edmunds, Anne Wheeler, Heidi Foerster, Bev Green. Row 2: Left to right, Judy Grunert, Jennie Buksa, Lynn Lomont, Bill Clarke, Martin Murenbleed, Mr. Sheppard, Gary Browning, Reg Ford, Sharon Pappe, Barbara Yanew, Judy Oman. Row 3: Left to right, Sharon Few, Gloria Stashkiw, Roger Page, Steve Vukelich, Gary Silverman, Preben Hansen, Albert Veld, Richard Olthuis, Al Strynadka, Sharon Martin, Arlene Hutchings. Row 4: Jerry Noga, Melvin Crothers, Henk Werkman, Ron Bohaychuk, Walter Semotiuk, Joe Staszuk, Garnet Cummings, Don Henklemen, Ron Burke, Grant Falkenberg. Row 1: Left to right, Barbara Corbett, Bev Green, Dave Hughes, Myer Robinovitz, Bob Carwell, Barb Edmunds Anne Wheeler. Row 2: Left to right, Sharon Jones, Shirley Kapty, Heather Harris, Arlene Hutchings, Gary Browning, Pat Dutchak, Lynn Lamont, Linda Common STUDENT COUNCIL 93 Left to right, Mr. R. W. Sheppard, Miss M. McLaggan, Miss B. Fisher, Mr. E. E. Hunt, Mrs. L. Soderstrom, Miss M. Grant, Mr. H. Hohol. Left to right, Mr. E. N. Simbalist, Mr. T. D. Thorson, Miss A. M. Holley, Mr. W. E. Kostash, Mr. T. P. Atkinson, Mr. S. Olsonberg. CLUB PRESIDENTS Row 1: Left to right, Ken McAra (I.S.C.F.), Rowena Bowen (Modelling Club), Evelyn Florko (Red Cross), Barbara Corbett (Swimming Club), Bruce Ferrier (Booster Council). Row 2: Left to right, Gordon Jackson (Photography), Gordon Muir (Tennis), Marion Magirl (Mixed Bowling), Lawrence Roth (Science), John Edge (Art). Row 3: Ken Simpson (Badminton), John Butler (U.N. Club), Cliff Revell (Chess Checkers), Fred Homstel (Curling), Mac Southworth (Table Tennis). 94 RADIO CLUB MODELLING BOYS ' ARCHERY CHESS CHECKERS CLUB 1 m UNITED NATIONS CLUB BC LING UB K - fl ■ Nfl Hi V • •■ ' if HjSSS Br;- _ Br Hk, 1 . j. W ' ? ' ' i ; ■kr ■ 1 5 98 CURLING CLUB SKIPS RECREATIONAL SWIM CLUB £ Directed by W. G. Mitchell, B.Ed. Assistant to the Director: Elizabeth Markle A Man _ Ken Campbell Buzz Gunderson_ _ Ken Zaharichuk Jim Stark_ Doug Finlayson Officer Mullen _ Jens Olsen Judy Brown .... .... Cheryl Morehouse Plato_ Myer Rabinovitz Mrs. Davis__ Donna Day Ray _ Bob Burchak Mr. Stark_Dow Hicks Mrs. Stark _ Jane Dunk Grandma_Jennifer Swan Belle _ Myrtle Ogurian Miss Hannington _ Jennifer Moir Crunch_Bill Purvis Goon . .... . .. _ Lonny Howard Moose .... _ James Currie Helen_Jane Smith Millie _ Anne Wheeler Lecturer _ Ken Campbell Mr. Brown_ Ken Campbell Mrs. Brown . _ ._ ... Elizabeth Markle Officer Two ... ... .... ._ Ken Campbell Gang Members and Crowd _ _. Elizabeth Markle, Sheryl Black, Gail Waggott, Noreen Bailey, Judy Brown, Lynn Donald, Candace McLeod, Gary Garries, Jim Coombes, Ted Chanakos, Jane Smith, Jennifer Swan, Ann Wheeler. Valerie Young, June Lastiwka, d, Marg Golinowski, Sheila Patterson, n Janchek, Lester Butts. George Orban, Sharon Page Ann Wheeler, Jennifer Moir, Laurisa Hust, Maureen Bernier Bev Chandler, Sandra Diakiw, Melonise Vandervaart, Laurisa Hust Jim Gordon, Bruce Carwell Roy Omelchuk, Allen Stern -__ John Edge Randy Holmes John Edge Randy Holmes Sound _ Lights _ Programme Design Poster Design _ Silk Screening of Poster CREDITS TO: Furniture Bargain Centre National Home Furniture CHED Radio CKUA Radio 100 Pftfu U(th°«i cl H I f i i(. 2 f ‘i JVH A I k : ... k 0 f :. ' -4 V 1 Beverly GREEN Co-Editor Pot ANDREWS News Editor Ken McARA Assistant Editor Dow HICKS Make-up Editor Beverly ROSS Co-Editor, Features Editor Barbara FLAGLER Journal Correspondent Barbara ADDLEY Literary Editor Irene McRAE Circulation Manage Colin CAMPBELL Business Manager Irene ESLINGER Copy Desk Editor Heather McLaren Secretary ROBINSON Exchange Editor 104 John EDGE Art Co-Editor BOTSFORD Co-Editor of Yearbook HUGHES Co-Editor of Yearbook Barbara CORBETT Girls ' Sports Editor Alan FALCONER Art Co-Editor Donna HOWDEN T reasurer John DAWSON Photographer Bruce FERRIER Photographer Alan DICK Boys ' Sports Editor Mrs. MELNYCHUK Adviser Mr. TAYLOR Adviser Mr. KOSTASH Adviser Mr. G. TAYLOR Mr. W. E. KOSTASH MUMS BOARD -1962 McLaren HEATHER GREEN BEV. HUGHES DAVE 106 ARGOSY REPRESENTATIVES ARGOSY REPRESENTATIVES — Row 1: Left to right, Roberta Slifka, Donna Hcwden, Marlene Zacharuk, Pat Pelech, Mr. W. E. Kostash, Roxy Katschor, Heather McLaren, Jennifer Moir, Bev Browett. Row 2: Left to right, Gordon Jackson, Madeline Brown, Marlene Fisher, Sharon Jones, Betty Hoyle, Gaye Lounsbury, Flor¬ ence Hanon, April Croft, Lydia Eshenko, Joanne Napier, Dave Hughes. Row 3: Left to right, Udo Adam, Larry Sutherland, John Butler, Fred Homstel, Vern Rohrlack, Don Coffin, Bill Kemper, Gary Keen, Bruce Carwell, John Downs, Norm Dyer. PUBLICATIONS STAFF PUBLICATIONS STAFF Row 1: Left to right, Bruce Ferrier, Irene Eslinger, Bev. Ross, Bev. Green, Mr. G. Taylor, Ken McAro, Barbara Dave Hughes. Row 2: Left to right, Sandra Robinson, Colin Campbell, Doug Blomert, Alan Dick, Brian Botsford, John Edge, Glover. Row 3: Left to right, Donna Howden, Margaret Shade, Elaine Carlson, Barbara Corbett, Heather McLaren. Flagler, Shirley 107 GREEN BEV. HUGHES DAVE OVJdZ , xama MARKLE 108 fl. FALCONER ACADEMIC X Row 1: Left to right, Judy Lastiwka, Pat Bogorus, Betty Flagler, Shirley Wright, Sandra Millions, Heather Hardman. Row 2: Denora Bugg, Glenda Lamont, Marlene Fisher, Glenna Gardiner, Dianne Blackburn, Diane Reader. Row 3: Taffy Smith, Jerry Ozipko, Milton Baker, Bill Clarke, Grace Vanderhoek. ACADEMIC XI Left to right, Judy Oman, Maria Brosch, Lynn Clark, Bill Uganecz, Bev Ross, Wendy Zavitz. Sandra-lee Dunn, Betty Hoyle, Allan Carlson, Violet Shatzko, Lynda Morgan. Bruce Ferrier, Terry Sulyma, Barry Lee, Allan Stogre, Udo Adam. ACADEMIC XII Left to right: Lynn Lamont, Rosalie Fisher, Barbara Flagler, Kay Bingham Rita Bruver, Diane Thoms, Sharon Riemer. Ken Lambert, Lome Halabisky, Colin Campbell, Dennis Michaelchuk, Michael Dzwiniel. Lester Butts, Martin Murenbeeld, Albert Veld. 4 fPjfcR ' a .vZ ACTIVITIES MAJOR Row 1 : Linda Common, Heidi Foerster, Barbara Edmunds, Barbara Flagler, Shirley Kapty, Beverly Ross, Donna Howden. Row 2: Darwin Semotiuk, Ken Lambert, Colin Campbell, Bev Green, Bruce Ferrier, Dow Hicks, David Hughes. ACTIVITIES MINOR Row 1: Left to right, Rosalie Fisher, Pamela Wells, Kay Bingham, Darlene Cun¬ ningham, Evelyn Florko, Heather McLaren, Natalie Logo. Row 2: Doug Finlayson, Ken Simpson, Dennis Christianson, Gaye Farrell, Myer Rabinovitz, Ken McAra, Brian Botsford, John Butler. Ill ATHLETICS MAJOR Row 1: Left to right: Iris Bilak, Heather Graham, Sharon Jones, Sylvia Lohin, Rosalie Fisher, Barbara Corbett, Diana Chmilar, Pat Austin. Row 2: Barry Coates, Darwin Semotiuk, Al Symington, Doug Rattray, Ray Kent, Ed Poznasky, Lome Powers, John Dennis, Ken Lambert. Row 3: Terry Sulyma, Bob Carwell, John Simonsen, Doug Krenz, Fred James, Ron Forwick, Brian Taylor, Gary Silverman. ATHLETICS MINOR Left to right: Natalie Logo, Linda Common, Glenna Gardiner, Judy Anne Lastiwka, Bill Sobotiuk, Jackie Urquhart, Donna Moffatt, Maureen Ooley, Judy Wright. Dennis Todoruk, Joe Danyluk, Bob Baron, Taffy Smith, Alan Dick, Brenda Whitley, Peter McEwen, Jack Easton, Eugene Bilawey. Howard Browning, Allen Gray, Duncan Springham, Henry Billey, Frank Taka cs, Brad Bryson, Hartmut Schneider, Barry Brett, Preben Hansen. Row 1: Left to right, Donella Lorimer, Marlene Milton, Gail McCloskey, Carol McElgunn, Marion Peterson, Barbara Flagler, Natalie Loga. Row 2: Liz Markle, Heather Harris, Gloria Sokalski, Linda Common, Elsie White, Maxine Wenzel, Rita Bruver, Gail Buchanan, Norman Gibbs. Row 3: Ed Spaans, Peter Fehler, Alan Falconer, Mike Dzwiniel, Donald Allen, Reinhard Gruber, Gordon Cunningham, John Edge, John Dennis. our Portrait What a pleasure a portrait can bring ! Edmonton ' s Most Exclusive Portrait Photographers ☆ GOERTZ STUDIOS I Your Oiliclal Year-Book Photographer 10043 - 102nd Street Phone GA 2-5766 MARLENE MILTON 113 BOYS ' SPORTS by ALAN DICK This year ' s sports cycle at Vic has been very memorable. During the 1961-62 season, Vic won many honors because of good teams and the excellent sportsmanship. The Senior Football Team played through the ent ire season undefeated. In the season ' s final, the Redmen were defeated by Eastglen 3-2. The loss, however, should be no discredit for Vic because the team played some excellent football, only to lose by a bad break in the final minutes of the game. The Junior Football Squad enjoyed a good season ending up in a respected third position. In basketball, the Senior Redmen retained the coveted CAP.HER. cup and fought their way through the basketball season with a 9-win, no¬ loss record. Vic defeated Eastglen in the city final to win the Victoria Challenge Trophy. In the Provincial Play-offs, Vic lost by three points to Raymond in overtime. The Junior Basketball Team defeated the St. Joseph ' s squad to win the Adams Trophy. Vic ' s Swim Team, coached by Mr Hohol, came in second in the annual city swim meet held at the University Pool. This year has also been very good to the curling team for they swept through the city and provincial play-downs with only one loss. The team then advanced to Halifax for the Dominion play-offs. At Halifax, the team got off to a bad start but soon recovered to place fourth in Canadian High School Curling. Victoria ' s Volleyball Teams also showed their strength in the city by winning three of the six championships. The Grade 12 teams won two championships and the Grade II team won the other. The Badminton, Table Tennis, and Chess and Checkers Clubs have also defeated their opponents in inter-school meets. Congratulations for a job well done must be extended to the coaches and players who have helped make this sports year so successful. 116 Senior Football Row 1: Left to right, Dennis Todoruk, Russ Oginski, John Dennis, Ed Stashyshyn, Ken Lambert, Gordon Cunningham, Alvin Goodkey, Alvin Plaisier, Bob Baron, Barry Coates. Row 2: Mr. Ross, Bob Robinson, Howard Browning, Phil Filipchuk, Fred James, John Simon- sen, Ron Forwick, Richard Senechko, Stan Horbachewski, John Cheladyn, Mr. Bering. Row 3: Mr. Webb, Al Symington, Ken Knutson, Dave Williams, Wally Semotiuk, Bob Kozak, Al Gordichuk, Hartmut Schneider, Barry Ashton, Val Schneider, Jim Gal¬ braith, Terry Sulyma, Mr. Hohol. Missing: Lome Powers. Senior Basketball Row 1: Left to right, Barry Brett, John Simonsen, Doug Krenz, Preben Hansen, Don Fostvelt. Row 2: Eugene Biloway, Bob Carwell, Terry Sulyma, Don Melnychuk, Darwin Semotiuk, Barry Coates, Henry Kay. Missing: Joe Danyluk. GRADE 10 Row 1: Left to right, Bradley Bryson, David Maher, Ron Endel. Row 2: Joe Stazuk, Harry Diemer, Dennis Cummings, Mr. Baker, Ron Sollowon, Henry Billey. GRADE 11 Row 1: Left to right, Fred James, John Downs, Preben Hansen. Row 2: Terry Bohaychuk, Frank Tackacs, Barry Brett, Terry Sulyma. GRADE 12 4 Row 1: Left to right, Mr. R. L. Webb, Ken Lambert, Barry Coates, Darwin Semotiuk, Don Melnychuk, Gary Silverman, John Simonsen. MISSING: Doug Krenz, Al Gordichuk, Russ Oginski, Richard Senetchko, Stan Horbachewski, Bill Halyarson. BOYS ' HOUSE LEAGUE MANAGERS MR. DEMERIEZ S-- n •I DARWIN SEMOTIUK TERRY SULYMA — VOLLEYBALL — RICHARD STRONG GARY SILVERMAN — SWIMMING — 120 GIRLS SPORTS — by BARBARA CORBETT VICTORIA GIRLS COLLECT VALUABLE SILVERWARE This year the V.C.H.S. girls ' sport scene was one of many wins and tew losses. Many senior and junior girls turned out for the fall volleyball practices. The girls chosen to represent our school were indeed very capable. Our senior girls played eighteen volleyball games in regular league play, of which they lost only one game to Ross Sheppard. In the second round, Victoria defeated Ross Sheppard. Both teams completed the season with a seventeen-win, one-loss, record which meant these first-place teams would play a best-of-three play-off series. The Victoria girls displayed their talents by defeating the Ross Sheppard girls two games straight in the play-offs. Sylvia Lohin and Rosalie Fisher shared the co-captain duties and Miss B. Fisher was the coach. The team was directed by these three very capable leaders. While the senior girls were winning; so were the juniors, who also played an eighteen-game regular league series. Out of eighteen games, the girls in red lost only one game to Ross Sheppard.. As Victoria continued winning after their fall to the team in the blue Ross Sheppard lost another game. At the conclusion of the schedule, the Victoria juniors had a seventeen-wins, one-loss, record while Ross Sheppard obtained a sixteen-wins, two-loss record. This give Victoria sole possession of first place and the High School Junior Girls ' Volleyball Championship to their credit. Miss Tait coached the girls to this valuable position. Not long after the volleyball season concluded, the basketball fever blossomed. The senior team was represented by ten competent girls who had climbed to the finals for two years straight, but never guite reached the final step. The girls played fired-up ball this season to reach the top. They played eight league games, beating each team decisively. Victoria then had to play with St. Mary ' s in a sudden death final. From start to finish, our girls pressed St. Mary ' s to win that long-wanted trophy. Miss B. Fisher coached and Sylvia Lohin was the captain. One girls ' basketball championship was not enough for there were still another to be won. This was for our junior girls to conquer. They played a great season only losing one game in league play which entitled them to epresent our school in the city championships. Indeed, the girls did a fine job by defeating St. Mary ' s soundly to add another trophy to our trophy case. Miss Tait inspired the girls to the top. Swimming season was going strong when basketball was nearing a close. For three months, three girls trained diligently to test their talents in the city championships in March. This hard work paid off. A junior girl, Judy Lastwika, captured second place in the diving event. In the lanes, Glenna Gardiner, also a junior member, tallied up five points in our favour. We will be looking for great accomplishments from these two girls in the years to come. Barbara Corbett splashed for seven points in the butterfly, free style, and diving events. This season was a success for both junior and senior teams. Congratula¬ tions to the players and the coaches of the volleyball, basketball, and swim¬ ming teams. Victoria is proud of you, your skill, and your flawless sportsmanship. As we draw the sports pages to a close, may we hope that next year ' s teams will be just as great, if not greater, than the teams of previous years. 121 JUNIOR BASKETBALL Row 1: Left to right: Toffy Smith, Brenda Whitley, Jackie Urquhart, Esther Miller, Mary-Ann Krawchuk. Row 2: Natalka Semotiuk, Marlene Zacharuk, Betty McEachern, Sandy Trough- ton, Miss Tait, Chris Fithen, Frances Lake, Darlene Kassian. SENIOR VOLLEYBALL Left to right: Rosalie Fisher, Sylvia Lohin. Hilda LeFenko, Sharon Jones, Natalie Loga, Diane Chmilar. Pat Austin, Iris Bilak, Vera Doering, Miss B. Fisher, Heather Graham Wendy Wagter, Carol Montgomery. JUNIOR VOLLEYBALL Row 1 : Left to right: Marilyn Nordstrom, Jackie Urquhart, Judy Lastiwka, Brenda Whitely, Joyce Kay, Alice Greene. Row 2: Pat Ostrowercha, Marlene Fisher, Chris Fithen, Mary-Ann Krawchuk, Miss Tait, Taffy Smith, Darlene Kassian, Francis Lake, Judy Quilley. Swim Team Row 1: Left to right, Lome Powers, Bill Sobotuik, Bob Robinson, Garnet Cummings, Dennis Todoruk, Dennis Cummings, Bill Clark, Al Symington. Row 2: Willie Algajer, Brad Bryson, Jack Easton, Dwayne Maciuk, Jim Coombs, Bob Baron, Ellis Smith, Alan Forman. Row 3: Terry Sulyma, Gary Silverman, Don Fostvelt, Fred James, Darwin Semotiuk, Richard Ramsay, Lionel Remey. Girls ' Track and Field Row 1: Left to right, Irene McRae, Diane Reader, Betty Flagler, Johanna Eisinga, Liz Schaap- man, Susie Lefevre, Sheila Patterson. Row 2: Darlene Kassian, Lorna Jackson, Jane Slager, Gerry Quilley, Wynne Griffiths, Darlene Wigley, Sharon Jones, Betty Hoyle. Row 3: Taffy Smith, Glenna Gardiner, Brenda Whitley, Marlene Fisher, Lynn Martin, Mary Anne Krawchuk. Row 1: Left to right, Alan Dick, Lome Halabisky, Brian Simpson. Row 2: Glenna Gardiner, Judy-Anne Lastiwka, Muriel Tweddle, Barbara Corbett, Mr. Hohol. Row 3: Gory Silverman, Fred James, Cliff Revell. Boys ' Track and Field —, ■• ' ■ 8r ™ . ■ m. • i MB. i 1 | j 4 « ■ggv ' g 1 W S Startled? You have to wear something- on your feet