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

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1965 volume:

TO VIC.... HER TEACHERS.... 2 HER STUDENTS 3 HER ACADEMIC LIFE.... 4 HER FACILITIES 5 •V1V L, v v ■’■ ' . . .,• V . - ' ' • . f 6 OUR PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE My congratulations to the Victorian staff and greetings to all. As the year draws to a close I would like to examine some of the qualities which have impressed me at this school. Our fine teachers and facilities have made possible an academic excellence which is the main justifica¬ tion for any school. The challenge of learning, the routine of homework and the strain of examinations are necessary requirements for the achievements of academic goals, and it is to those who fully use their abilities that the rewards of this world are accorded. Society rules that certain standards of behavior are accepted by educated people, and that good conduct is an es¬ sential part of greatness. We have, therefore, established among our stu¬ dents standards of promptness, ac¬ curacy, dress, manners, and speech, as well as a respect for truth and self- discipline. It is especially important that the qualities of friendliness and individu¬ alism are not lost in the pursuit of ef¬ ficiency in a large school. A variety of clubs and services has provided an opportunity for each to find a place in the larger group. Student government, athletics, fine arts, counselling services, and especially considerate teachers and students have all played their part. Nihil est tarn populare quam bonitas (Our Latin students would translate, Nothing is so popular as kindness. ) I firmly believe that this is the essence of school spirit. Four things a man must learn to do If he would make his record true: To think without confusion clearly; To love his fellow men sincerely; To act from honest motives purely: To trust in God and Heaven securely. I am sincerely proud that my staff and students excel in those qualities which are a measure of greatness. A fond farewell to those who leave --go forth, confident in the knowledge that you are a Vicite! 7 IN MEMORIAM MISS I. G. SEMANS The death of Miss I. G. Semans on July 28, 1964 saddened staff and students at Victoria Composite. Miss Seamans was a distinguished scholar. She attended Columbia and Saskatchewan Universities. She obtained degrees of B. A. , B. D. and M. A. She was a member of the English Department at Victoria Her illness was long and pain¬ ful and her loss is deeply felt. Yet a little sleep, a little slumber, A little folding of the hands to sleep. PROVERBS 24:33 8 They have done mankind service, and this is due to patience, wisdom and thought. -Sir Isaac Newton MR. C. S. WILKIE B. Ed. , M. Ed. PRINCIPAL Grade XII Boys ' Co-ordinator MR. W. O. MC LEAN B. A. , M. A. First Assistant Grade X Co-ordinator ADMINISTRATION MR. F. TERRIFF B. Ed. , M. Ed. Second Assistant Grade XI Co-ordinator MISS A. LENT B. Sc. , M. A. M. Ed. Dean of Girls Grade XII Girls ' Co-ordinator 10 MR. J. F. BADNER B. Sc. , M. Sc. MR. E. J. AFAGANIS R. Sc. . B. Ed. MR. A. R. BROWN B. A. , M. A. MR. V. BRISTOW MRS. S. BIRO B. Ed. MR. A. J. DAWSON B. Sc. , M. A. in Ed. MR. G. H. CASTER M. Sc. MRS. M. DELANY B. Sc. , B. Ed. MR. E. A. DeMARCO M. Mus. Mi 1% ■ 1 ( gfet ‘1 | MR. E. S. DOLINSKY B. Sc. MR. K. GLEN B. Sc. , B. Ed. MISS M. GRANT B. Sc. , B. Ed. MRS. L. HARKER B. Ed. MR. J. E. HOLDITCH M. Sc. , B. Sc. MISS A. HOLLEY MISS M. JOHNSTON Mr. E. E. HUNT MISS S. KIRSTEIN B. Ed. MRS. A. KOPS B. A. , B. Ed. MR. F. M. KLASSEN B. Sc. , B. A. , B. Ed. Ted Hockaday EVA O. HOWARD DRAMA AWARD This award is presented for outstanding contribution to the drama department, by a member of Drama 10, 20, or 30, classes. U ano . The Quill and Scroll awards are given to two students who have made outstanding con¬ tributions to the publications at Victoria. Brenda Brown Joanne Godfre GRADE TWELVE ACADEMIC 1 tv • ' 1 ' 4 ' tr 1 liMOi i2m jgy A x WS y w n FRONT ROW: Cheryl Kirkwood BACK ROW: Donna Ewasiuk, A . Lent. Missing: John Cockerall, , Sharon Kobie, Linda Easton, Lesley Lamont, Joanne Maynes. Pat Nugent, David West, Robert Skeel, Szilamer Molnar, Miss Donald Young. GRADE ELEVEN ACADEMIC ' ft FRONT ROW: Mike Elias, Carla Sartorelli, Sharon Malowany, Ron Sohnle, Gloria Starchuk, Coral Repka, Gary Wetsch. BACK ROW: Mr. Terriff, Wayne Barry, Ron Egedahl, Ross MacPhee, George Gurke, Wayne Nelson, Bill Kel ly. GRADE TEN ACADEMIC Brian Stevens, Mary-Ann Warunkiw, Elinor Magee Carolyn Sadler, Jean Maloney, Alice Karpatsky, Ron Liteplo. David Easton, Larry Egert, Jeff Thomas, Anne Collingwood, William Newman, Dennis Cebul iak, Mr. McLean. Anne Krebs, NicoTenham. U. N. SCHOLARSHIPS FRONT ROW: BACK ROW: Missing: FRONT: Ross MacPhee. BACK: Iris Hawryluk, Babara Voigt, Laura Hardman. ACTIVITIES MINOR FRONT ROW: Hazel Browning Linda Walton Diane Hicks Shirley Pitcheniuk Judy Harrison Marion Briggs Peggy Derricott. MIDDLE ROW: Orest Semchuk Bill Sharon Val Castle Donna Rinder Brian Huffman Brad Chambers Bill Maynes. BACK ROW: Rick Rintoul Dave Maslen John Gurke. Missing: Val Parker John Schaapman Tim Waters Thomas Beattie Sharon Hadley. FRONT ROW: Michael Day, Rick Nykorak, Vicki Fallis, Jane Netelenbos, Orville Pyrcz Ken Turnbull. BACK ROW: Ron Howden, Wilf Kozub, Jim Coombs, Joe Staszuk. Missing: Bruce Wyley, Bemie Luttmer, Bob Robinson. ATHLETIC MINOR FRONT ROW: Bob Sulyma, Jeff Thomas, Leslie Ross,. Elinor Magee, Gloria Bellman, Doug Murray, Brian Smith. BACK ROW: Lloyd Roesler, Gordon McTavish, Bill Drake, Don Groot, Jack Schwarzberg Glenn Angelstad, Russel Dodd. Missing: Cathy Carlyle, Margaret Vail, Pat Tidsbury, Anna Van Zwoll, Neil Winchester, Mel Smith. SPECIAL Years may. wipe out many things But this they wipe out never - The memory of these happy days When we were all together. GRADE PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE 1 964-65 Bruce Maclennan This year 1964 - 65, we celebrated the joint graduation exercises of the Victoria Composite and Victoria Vovational High Schools. Next year the two schools will be combined. Our Grad was thus a unique oc¬ casion, since it marked the end of an era - the end of the old Vic Comp., and the beginning of the new Victoria Composite High School. As a result of this amalgamation, those interests and goals of the entire campus have been brought together. During our past years at Vic , we have been fortunate in having received the guidance of Victoria’s fine staff. In addition to this we have made many friends who we shall never forget, and have gathered memories which will always remain with us. Some of us may feel that this is the end of the road, but truly it is the Commencement , the beginning of a new life. We realize that we are now on our own, ready to do our best in whatever we attempt. With greater understanding we can now quote Longfellow: The heights by great men reached and kept Were not attained by sudden flight But they, while their companions slept Were toiling upward in the night. - Longfellow VALEDICTORY Graduation has arrived once more and once again those who have reached this point regard it as a culmination of a part of their lives. Because Graduation has been asso¬ ciated with thoughts of separation not only from friends but also separation from a protective atmosphere we Grad- uands often experience a little sadness on this occasion. But looking at graduation and the years spent at Vic from another point of view 7 we see that high school is a plateau on our way to the summit of the mountain of success. We are mountaineers striving to reach a goal . In order to reach the peak of success one must advance a step at a time and we the Graduands are just about to advance to another foothold and come one step closer to achieving this goal.. Before we ascend into the unknown let us reflect upon our high school years and see how Vic has prepared us to contend with the problems that we shall face as we climb the cliff of later-life. The first essentials of mountain¬ eering are courage and conditioning. i Our courage has been bred into us by our parents. They gave us the courage to leave home for the first time when we entered grade one and in our years at Vic they gave us the courage to extend our horizons and to make our decisions as to which route we would follow in yder to attain our desired destination. Our parents have helped us with love and affection; our teachers at Vic have helped us with knowledge and under¬ standing. Now that we are ready to leave this plateau of learning in life we can feel confident that the courage which enables us to advance higher has been reinforced and that we tue in exellent condition for the long climb ahead. Every mountaineering party needs a guide to ensure its safety and to aid in its progress. We have been fortunate here at Vic to have had competent guides who are willing to devote their time and talent in not only leading us part way toward our goal but in giving us valuable information which will help us in our later journey. A climber needs special equipment to ensure his safe and successful scaling of the mountain. One of the essentials is a map. By definition a map is a sketch or a plan and each Vic student by the time he is finished grade 12 has been assisted in developing such a plan of his ascent to the pinnacle of his life. Because Vic has been so interested in each of its students it has provided us with excellent counsellors. These people have helped us chart the most probable route which will ensure our success. Here we find our direction and means of ascent beginning to differ as we each start to follow our own route to the top. Another necessary part of a mountaineer ' s gear is a compass. Vic has acted as a compass to its graduands. It has shown us many different fields of endeavor both academic and social in which ' we might participate. The extra curricular activities offered by Vic have given us an exellent opportunity not only to learn new skills but also to learn how to communicate and cooperate more easily with others. Like the mountaineer who must be depended upon and who must also learn to depend upon others w e, through participating have learned to carry responsibility and be reliable. SHARON KOBIE, Vol� 4 rt orion The most important part of a mountaineer ' s outfit is the rope for it binds all the climbers together and keeps them from straying or falling. What was the rope that has held us together for the past three years? I be¬ lieve that this rope was made of two materials. The first was a knowledge that each of us was striving for the same common goal the successful termination of high school which would see us ready to climb up to new adventures and broader horizons. The second was Vic itself. Feeling that we belong to such a fine school and knowing that each of us had an obligation to fulfill in order to maintain the enthusiasm of good school spirit caused us to work together as a good mountaineering team and to make this trek a truly worth-while exp eri¬ ence . The last part of the equipment is the boots. These enable the mountaineer to step forth confidently. Three years of learning at Vic have provided us with the basic essentials in preparation for our expedition into adult life. If we use these ideas that we have absorbed we will be able to leave the plateau on which Vic is situated and confidently set our sights on the highest point of our individual achievement. Now we may ask the question what are the motives of the mountaineer? Here we Graduands must dif¬ fer from the actual climbers who scale the peaks of the world. To them it is the climbing itself that is important the means rather than the end. To us our climbing pro¬ vides the exitement in our lives but the end result is the most important of all. If we reach the top we know our lives have been a success. Vic has tried to give us the in - centive to strive until we reach our ultimate destination. Vic has provided us with the conditioning the guides and the equipment. From now on it is up to us to utilize our every benefit and to make it work in our favor in order to help us reach our goal - the top of the mountain of success . However let us not think there is only one mountain only one road and only one goal for everyone. If each person achieves what he himself wants in life he is a success in his own eyes and that is the most important accomplish- ment of all. But the morals and laws by which he governs himself on the way to the top are passed on to him by those with whom he associates. In the past three or four years we have had a wonderful association with teachers as well as with fellow students. What we have learned from them will help us in establishing the code that we will follow as we scale our mountain. When finally we reach the summit may we look back and say Thank you Vic. Thank you for affording to us the wonderful oppor¬ tunities that we have had to become better suited for our journey to the top of the mountain our own individual mountain of happiness and success. Bruce Maclennan Rick Beaudoin Sid Shugarman S- .. Donna Ewasiuk G Presi dent Sharon Bobbi Aalborg Treasurer Cheryl Kirkwood Gloria Hoiychuk Joyce Ganske Kobie - Secretary Sharon Page Bob McKenzie Brenda Burchak B - T Jim w mm - ' l MISS C. MC KINLAY MISS R. MC LAGGAN MISS M. E. MC LAGGAN MR. J. E. MILNER B. Ed. MR. B. L. NERING B. Sc. (Zoology) MR. E. T. NEPSTAD B. Ed. , B. A. MRS. F. PELECH MISS M. NIEWCHAS B. P. E. MRS. L. ROBINSON MR. J. A. PROUDFOOT B. A. MR. J. C. POWELL B. A. , M. Ed. MRS. E. SCHNEIDER ■1 i m ■ l t ?■ M ■ MISS K. STELCK MR. G. A. TAYLOR MRS. D. VASSOS B. A. B. A. , B. Ed. B. Sc. (Home Ec. ) ■ ;- 1 1 .ttiMnr ■ 1 : 1 � i 4 ' ■ Jj f, Sfft jtt ||| ■ 1 f w HIL! OFFICE STAFF MRS. D. POULSOM MRS. B. PFANNMULLER MRS. J. LISCUM Cafeteria MRS. M. THOMAS MRS. B. BOWEN Librarian FROSH COURT Bend and stretch Tiptoe thro ' the tulips Next on the list Don ' t shoot! Don ' t shoot! Smile! You ' re on Candid Camera Catch then, the transient hour, young scholar. Improve each moment as it flies; Catch then, great Wisdom ' s word, young learner. On you tomorrow ' s sun will rise. -Samuel Johnson ADRIAN, Christine ALBISTON, Bill ALEXANDER, Valerie ALEXANDROPOULOS, Alexandra ALLERSLER, Brenda ALLISON, Jean ALTSHULER, Manuel ANDERSON, Andrew ANDERSON, Axel ANDERSON, Wade ANDRE, Jutta ANDREW, Gordon ANDREWS, Stuart MAKRIS, Aristides ARMIER, Joerg ARMSTRONG, Valerie ARNDT, Valerie ARNOTT, Pat ASPESLET, Ethel AUGER, Janic e BABBEL, Wolfgang BAINE, Linda BANTON, Allan BARR, Susan BARTON, Stuart BAUDAIS, Rick BAXTER, Linda BEANE, Barbara BEATTIE, Jack BEDFORD, Sharon BEECHEY, Florence BELLMAN, Gloria 18 BELLMAN, Lloy BLACK, Shelley BLIAULT, Barbara BLOCK, Lorna BOIK, Nina BONENFANT, Darryl BORCHERT, Rick BORTNICK, Bernice BOUDREAU, Joe BOWEN, Mike BRANDT, Erwin BREITKREUZ, Marlene BREWSTER, Susan BRIGGS, Marion BROADRIBB, Dee BRODIE, Bob BROOKS, Bob BROWNING, Linda BURTON, Val BUKER, Beverley BULL, Janet BURGESS, Brenda BURGESS, Harold BURNS, Bryan BUSENIUS, Bryan BUSENIUS, Shirley BUTLIN, Doug CALLSEN, Ruth CANN, Dennis CARCOUX, Eric CASE, Derek CEBULIAK, Dennis 1 “ Wm ■B 1 ■ ■ f| [ WL- ! 5,, 1 1 1 wM; ' 4j A - Jn r ' - M i 1 ■ m f . ■ 1 ■ ahlIH CHASE, Doug CHERNICHAN, Hazel CHICHAK, Pat CHOW, Alfred CHRISTIANSON, Ted COCKERELL, Mike COFFEY, Jerry COLLINGWOOD, Anne COLQUHOUN, Linda COPPER, Herbert COPELAND, Richard CROWLE, Marlene CROWLE, Sharon CUMMINGS, Gary CUMMINGS, Larry CUTHIELL, Richard DAVIDSON, Bob DAVIDSON, Bruce DBERHEIDEN, Dagmar DEAGLE, Shannon DMYTERKO, Dianne DOCHERTY, Neil DOEHRING, Hans DOMBROSKY, Janice DOUGLAS, Faye DOWNEY, Judy DRONYK, Levi DUB, Judy DYKES, Peter EASTON, David EBERT, Rick EDMUNDS, Marilyn EGERT, Larry ELICKSEN, Norman EMES, Janice ERBAN, Birgitte ESTRIN, Bermie EWANYK, Leonard FARKASDI, Steve FARRELL, Robert FERGUSON, David FITZ, Edith FLEMING, Angel FORD, Dawne FRASER, Dale FRENCH, Donna GABERT, Judy GALUSHA, Ralph GARDNER, Duncan GARDNER, Tom GEE, Janice GEE, Jim GILLARD, Wayne GILLETT, Terry GINGARA, Wendy GOERTZ, Steve 4% • ' jjj rr 1fas . 1 ■ flktik ; Sr f, - k A GRAMS, Darrell GRAMS, Wayne GRAY, Leslie GRAY, Marilyn GROOT, Don GROVE, Till GROVES, Stan GUHL, Elsie GUNN, Dianne GUTSCHE, Gudrun HADEL, Dorothy HAMPSHIRE, Donna HARRIS, Juoy HARRISON, Edward HARRISON, Gary HARVEY, Terry HAWRYLUK, Brian HEINZE, Horst HENDERSON, Wendy HEWITT, Bob HOOPLE, Janna HOUSTON, Lome HOWSON, Bill HUFF, Gisela 11 = J ■afisjk • W ' I [51 f 9W ' |g 1 1 HUNCHAK, Valerie HUNT, Gayla HUNTER, Sylva HUNTLEY, Harold ILCZENKO, Panis ILLENSER, Lore IRVINE, Lome JANHSEN, Wayne JANITEN, Ron JANITEN, Wayne JANKE, Elsie JENSEN, Alice JENSEN, Sonia JERENIUK, Bohdan JOHNSON, Dwayne JORGENSEN, George KARPATSKY, Alice KEELER, Brian KEEN, Darlene KEIR, Keith KENNEDY, Terry KERR, Margaret KEULING, Marianne KIMMERLY, Bill KING, John KIRK, Danny KLECKNER, Bill KOSE, Heidrun KNOTSON, Karen KORNELSEN, Keith KOSINSKI, Carol KOWAL, Susan 23 KRAYCHY, Dianne KREBS, Ann KROSHEWSKY, Connie KUBSCH, Wolf KUMP, Bill KUSSASKY, Gary LAGORE, Stanley LAMBERT, Paul LAWSON, Bob LEE, Betty LEE, Shirley LEVI, Annelore LIESKE, Rose LINDSAY, Bill LINDSAY, Linda LINEHAM, Tom LINMAN, David LOFTS, Karen LONEY, Reg LOVATT, Jim LOYER, Mike LUECK, Hilda LUNDQUIST, Carol LUNDY, Dick LUST, Bill MAC DONALD, Garry MAC GREGOR, Rob MAC KAY, Bill MAC KAY, Dave MAC KEAGE, Mary MAC LENNAN, Bonnie MAC NEILL, Allen MAGEE, Elinor MAGNUSON, Larry MAH, Jean MALANCHUK, Terry MALONEY, Jean MANDRUSIAK, Virginia MANN, Greg MANSELL, Gordon MANSELL, Jim MARSHALL, Brian MARSON, Dale MATLOCK, Bill MATLOCK, Juanita MATZEN, Marg MC CARTHY, Lorene MC CONAGHIE, Terry MC CORMICK, Sheila MC CULLOH, Peter MC EWEN, Jack MC LEOD, Colleen MC LEOD, Dave MC MILLAN, Dawn MC NEICE, Lois MC PHERSON, Donald MEDISKY, Judy MEGLEY, Marilyn MEURIN, David MICHAUS, Darlene MIDDLETON, Jack MILLER, Bob MILLSON, John MILTON, Allan 25 MITCHELL, Dave MOERMAN, Murray MOLGAARD, Dennis MOLNAR, Emoke MONROE, Kathy MOON, Heather MORGAN, James MORGAN, Lynn MORRIS, Ross MORTON, Marilyn MUNDORF, Lem MURRAY, Doug MURRAY, George NAGOWSKI, Hans NAUTA, Andrew NEALE, Pam NEWMAN, William NILES, Ron NISH, Brian NOBBS, Janet NUNN, Ardelle NYSTROM, Beverly OBERG, Dennis OLSEN, Melvin OLSEN, Nels OLSON, Audrey OPELKA, Doris ORCHUK, Len ORDGE, Albert ORGILL, Steve PANTELIUK, Evelyn PANTEN, Christiane 26 RABICK, Joan RAE, Don RAMSAY, Leslie RAWLUK, Brian RAYMOND, Barbara REED, Joan REEKIE, David REEMS, Hank REGIE R, Jim REID, Brian REID, Joanne REID, Linda PARSONS, Jim PATTERSON, Bonnie PAUL, Sharon PAWLIUK, Donna POCHA, Wayne POETKER, Sharon POLICELLA, Elena POLLOCK, Linda PONECH, Dave POOLE, Judy POZNASKY, Victor PRATT, Barbara PROSSER, Cheryl PYRCZ, Karen QUAST, Helmut QUILLEY, Lesley Wk ? J ' RELF, Linda REMUS, Kurt RENDALL, Nancy RESLER, Leon RIDER, Ron RIEHL, Duane RINTOUL, Mike ROBB, Carolyn ROBINSON, Bette RODNUNSKY, Reva ROTH, Jorg ROY, Phyllis ROYCE, Bonnie RUBIN, Joyce RURYK, Sharon SADLER, Carolyn SANDERMAN, Judy SARUK, Richard SAUTHUELL, Sharon SCHAEFER, Marilyn SCHAFER, Hardy SCHLENER, Linda SCHMIDT, Willi SCHMITZ, Heinz SCHULTZ, Iris SCHULTZ, Karin SCHWARZBERG, Jack SCOTT, Donna SEMBALIUK, Caroline SEMEMIUK, Don SEMENIUK, Bob SEMOTIUK, Jimmy SENTES, Jim SEWARD, Dianne SHALEN, Duane SHAW, Jean TRACEY, Shelagh SHEWCHUK, Dianne SHEWCHUK, Judy SHURKO, Dennis SIMMONS, Richard SIMPSON, Beverly SKEEL, Margaret SKOWORODKO, Helen SMITH, Don SMITH, Heather SMITH, Joan SMITH, Marlene SMITH, Mel SNELL, Philip SORENSON, Preston SPITZMACHER, Emil STANGER, Jim STEIL, John STEPHENS, Brian ST. LAWRENCE, Roddy STOBIE, Bernie STONE, Diane STOBY, Susan STOVER, Jack STRIDE, Susan SUBBARAO, Savithri SYRENE, June TENHAM, Nico 29 TETTE RING TON, Garry THOMAS, Barbara THOMAS, Jeff THOMLISON, George THORSEN, Pat TIEMSTRA, Carolyn TOMILSON, Tom TURNINGA, Rebecca UNDERWOOD, Richard VAN BALLEGOOYEN, Jack VANDAMENT, Valerie VAN MEER, Valerie VERENKA, Maryann WADE, Douglas WALDREN, Janet WALKER, Lawrence WALKER, Rose Mary WALLER, Jack WALLEWEIN, La Verne WARNING, Ken WARUNKIW, Mary-Ann WATERS, Elaine WATT, Jackie WEAR, Eileen WERSTIUK, Robert WEST, Barbara WIEMANN, Andy WIERENGA, Jean WIGHTMORE, David WILCER, Helen WILLIAMS, Doug WILLIAMS, Gwen WILLIAMSON, Julie WILSON, Art WILSON, Brian WILSON, Eleanor MANTHEI, Wolfgang WONG, Billy WONG, Bing WONG, Jimmy WOO, June WOOD, Georgina WOOD, Pamela WORKMAN, Ernie YARDLEY, Judy LEUNG, Ying YOST, Marlene YOUNG, Kathy MAGUSIAK, Zenon ZIMMER, Albert ZURAWELL, William 3 The great thing in this world is not so much where we are, but in what direction we are moving. - Oliver Wendell Holmes O • ALBISTON, Bob ALEXANDROPOULOS, Sharon ANDERSON, Pat ASPESLET, Dianne BADMINGTON, Margaret BARD, Warren BARRY, Wayne BEANE, Bill BEFUS, Dean BENSON, Lynn BECKMAN, Bert BIRKHOLZ, Detlef BLACKLOCK, Gaye BLONAROWITZ, Charlotte BLONAROWITZ, Dap hne BONEFANT, Jane BOSCH, Henry BRAY, Marge BRAYBROOK, John BROOKS, Joan BROOMHALL, Bob BROWNING, Betty BREZEZICKI, Alex BUCK, Wayne BUDDE, Karl BUKSA, Roy CARR, Colleen CANTY, Linda CARSWELL, Dale CHERNIAWSKY, Sonia CHRISTENSEN, Mary COLVILLE, Brenda CONSTANT, Marion COOKSON, Janis CROPPER, Steve CROSBY, Linda CUNNINGHAM, Douglas DAVIDSON, Linda DAVIS, Arnold DAWSON, Ray DICK, Norman DIXON, Philip DOLGOY, Len DOWOSHAYA, Audrey DRAKE, Sherrill DFEAVER, Ray DREW, Darryl DUBETA, Linda DUERR, Klaus EDGE, Joan EGEDAAL, Ron ELIAS, Mike FARYNA, Myron FLEMING, David GILLIS, Jack GOLD, Leonard GOLUB, Judy GOSELWITZ, Marlena GREAVES, Lome GREEN, Richard GREER, Lorna GRYCAN, Gordon GUNN, Ken GURKE, George A GUTHRIE, Lynne HANSEN, David HANSON, Sharon HARDMAN, Laura HARLAN, Bill HARRIS, Charlie HARRISON, Bev HARSKAMP, Rina HARVEY, Laraine HAWKINS, Linda HAWRYLUK, Iris HELMUT, Fitz HENNINK, Paul HEYWOOD, Dean HODSDON, Kleeve HOEKSTRA, Hendrik HONEY, Ivorval HOROBEC, Mary HUCULAK, Larry IWANIUK, Dennis JACKLIN, Sue Anne JACOBSEN, Lis KANASEWICH, Barry KARRAJA, Carol KEANRS, Lee KELLY, Bill KERYCHUK, Linda KESTNER, Jim KILLIPS, Gary KIRKLAND, Tim KJOSNESS, Les KOHUT, Judy 36 KOSTENUIK, Barbara KOSTYNUK, Karen KNIGHT, Darlene KRAUSE, Beth KROESE, Arnold KUHTEY, Marilyn KUZIK, Marlene LAURIE, Doreen LEFEVRE, Louise LIESHOFF, William LINDEN, Alex LINK, Winona LONG, Curtis LONG, Stuart LOVELL, Philip LUPUL, Wayne LUECK, Hanna MacKECHNIE, Pam MacPHEE, Ross MAH, Dale MAH, Henry MAH, Picpo MALOY, Gail MALOWANY, MASON, Wendy MAYNES, Bill McGARVEY, Marg Me LACHLAN, Kerry 1 McLEOD, Ken McQUEEN, Grace McSKIMMINGS, Joan ME ADOWCROFT, Linda MEADOWS, A1 MEIKLEJOHN, Marsha MELNYCHUK, Allen MELNYCHUK, Daria MELNYCHUK, Halia MELNYK, Rick MENTZ, Willi MEYERS, Margaret MILLER, Gerald MILLS, Tom MILLSON, Jan MILNE, Andy MIRICH, Milan MORGAN, Norm NEIFER, Terry NELSON, Douglas NELSON, Wayne ORAM, Jim OSTROWERCHA, Sandra OXNER, Pick PALENIUK, George PALMER, Steve PAPPE, April PARKER, Melanie PETERSON, Sandy PHILLIPS, Betty Lou PIETRZYK, Olga PRENT, Marwina 38 PRESNIAK, Iris RADOMSKY, Carol RAE, Margot READ, Blayne REPKA, Coral RIEHL, Marion RISKIN, Gerry ROBERTS, Bruce ROEBROCK, Pat ROOMES, Jane RUBIN, Virginia RUEMPER, Doug SALLS, Gordon SARTORELLI, Carla SCHAPF, Barbara SCHOEMEYER, Bill SCHOFIELD, George SCHNABL, Drew SENIUK, Natalia SHANNON, Kerry SHAPKA, Ron SHARON, Bill SHKROBOT, Elsie SHORT, Sally SINCLAIR, Doug SITAR, George SMITH, Dale SNELL, Mary-Ai SOHNLE, Ron SOLOMON, Rosemarie STARCHUK, Bob STARCHUK, Gloria ft Jk ' satM ft ft i - ft • A 1 Jm %. 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LAURENT, Daryl STOBY, Janet STOLLERY, Carol STOVEL, Ron STRAHAN, Gail SULYMA, Bob SWIDINSKY, Randy TATARNUIK, Linda THOMAS-PETER, Chris THOMPSON, Larry THOMPSON, Pearl TIDSBURY, Pat TOMA, Maxine TOMASOUSKY, Gertrude TRUFYN, Don TUCKER, Tona TULLOCH, Lloyd TURNBULL, Ken TURNER, Karen TURNER, Larra TWIZELL, Bob UCHMAN, Robert VADDERZWAN, Keith VALLENTGOED, John VOIGT, Barbara WADDINGTON, John WALLEWEIN, Eloise WALRATH, Ruth WALTON, Linda WANCHULAK, Gary WARD, Dianna WARD, Bill WARP, Sandra WASHBURN, Dorathy WAWRYKO, Linda WEAVER, Ann WEBSTER, John WEICHA, Lynne WETSCH, Garry WHALEN, Pat WIBER, Cheryl WILDE, Valerie WILMOTT, Sam WILSON, Ken WONG, Henry WOOD, Sandy WOYTOVICZ, Jeanette ZAVITZ, Grant ZAVITZ, Ron ZSCHEYGE, Karen GRADE X-XI RETAKES ANDREW, Phil BRYSON, Spenc BUPGHARD, L: CHRIMES, Bob KORINOWSKI, Gloria LITEPLO, Ron LUHL, Elsie MASLEN, Noreen McLEOD, Ron OLIVER, Lorna OSBORNE, Bev SEMENIUK, Madeline SHABAN, Jerry SHUM, Diane TODD, Vince VON HARTEN, Marlies WALDREN, Janet BLOUIN, Dolores BURTON, Val CARLYLE, Cathy DREAVER, Ray HELW1NG, Reinhard HOUSTON, Lome KERYCHUK, Lynda LABRENTZ, Ruben MACIUK, Laurie McFarland, Rod MORRIS, Marsha NICHOLS, Paul OGINSKI, Luby OBERHEIDEN, Dagmar REID, Bette RYDER, Bryan SCHNEIDER, Paul SEIFERT, Martin SNELL, Mary-Ann SOUTHWELL, Sharon SYLVESTER, Greg TERRIFF, Wendy THOMSON, Wendy WARD, Dianna WEBSTER, Janet ADAMS, David ANDERSON, John ATKINSON, Marilyn BAYRACK, Bill BEATON, Murray BEGG, Jim BILLEY, Henry BLINCH, Bob BLOUIN, Dianne BONNEMA, Jake CARWELL, Bruce CHORNEY, Ken CLARK, Dave CONSTANT, Carol COOMBS, Jim CROOKS, Bryan CRUMB, Carol DAWSON, John DAVIE, Gloria DRAKE, Bill EDMUNDS, Bob EIDICK, Flora FINDLAY, Janet FRASER, Neil GARRIES, Gerry GILMOUR, Glenda GRANT, Wayne HADLEY, Sharon HARDEN, Alan HARPOLD, Doug HARWOOD, Eleanor 44 HEMBLING, Brian HEWITT, Cheryl HOCKADAY, Ted HODSKINS, Carol HODSDON, Gregory HOLMGREN, Judy HONEY, Wayne HUMPHREY, Lindsay HUTCHINGS, Brian IWANIUK, Tom JAGOLDAS, Alex KIRK, Harry KLEPACK, Betty KOCHANOWSKY, Terry KOUALENKO, Jim LANGKAMP, Eddy LINDBERG, Norm LINDSAY, Frank LODMELL, Richard LOPKA, Bill MAKARUS, Danny MARTIN, Neil MASSIE, Donna MATTERN, Jerry McKenzie, Bob MILLS, Sue MONCK, Russell MOON, Alex MORRIS, Graham MYERS, Marlene O ' CONNOR, Garry O ' NEIL, Don 45 O ' NEILL, Terry OSGUTHORPE, Helen OSTROWERCHA, Pat PERUSINI, Jenette PETRALA, Kathy PRIOR, Ed RAE, Ted REID, Barbara ROSIEWICH, Bob RUDDOCK, Barbara RUSSELL, Marianne SAMCHUK, Brian SMITH, Glenn SMITH, Rick SPEARS, Robert SPROAT, Sandra STOGRIN, Pat TAYLOR, Jim THEROU, Lorraine THOMPSON, Robert TINNEY, Maureen TUPNELL, Pat TURNER, Carol GORDON, Vance WEDDERBURN, Don WESLEY, Wayne WILSON, Stuart WOODHOUSE, Mike WOWK, George YAKIMCHUK, Sylvia ZACHARUK, Lillian FALK, Robert r i EB -rnSj 9 - | ajS BSf B ftj w%p B ■ it j]Fj| P B i ft - . .• = JB I §?■% I i — ft 1 9 I 1 fl W2 «B Hff ft jtm {■ m V - m 1 ft 7B H p ' i V A ft A B i ' ii I X X p ife-aft jfl ■ mayl ■bbbj 1 . A f 1 gf I 1 VtS ; ' 1 PB 1 -m i|B 1 glftpjp ! i ft ililit b [JJ ftlf AALBORG, Bobbi Executive Postitions: Grade 10 Argosy Rep. Future Plans: Law Favorite Memory: Mr. Mitchell ' s Drama classes AITKEN, Barbara Activities: Archery Club 62-63, Church Choir, Church Teens Future Plans: Medical Laboratory Technician Favorite Memory: Latin Grade 10 ANDERSON, Lome ANDERSON, Sam Executive Positions: Vice President of the Photo Club 63-64; President of Photo club 64-65 Activities: Photo Club 62-63, 63-64, 64-65, Choir 63-64, Meet Arizona, School Photographer Future Plans: A career in photography ANDREW, Donna Awards: Fine Arts Award, Home Economics Award Activities: Choir 63-64, 64-65, McCall ' s Teen Fashion Board 64-65 Future Plans: University of Alberta for Home Economics, graduate work in Interior Decorating, Travel Favorite Memory: Lit 10 with Mr. Stolee and Meet Arizona in 1963 ANDREW, Joan Activities: Choir 63-64, 64-65 Future Plans: Nursing Aid Favorite Memory: Meet Arizona 1963 ARKINSTALL, Gary Future Plans: University of Alberta, Science Faculty BAAS, Maria BADMINGTON, Christine Executive Positions: Sec. -Treas. Rec. Swim Club 64-65 Activities: Junior Volleyball 62-63, Red Cross Club 62-63, Track and Field Team 62-64, Swim Team 63-64, Archery, Rec. Swim Club 63-65, Instruc. Swim Club 63-64 Favorite Memory: Miss Fisher ' s Phys. Ed. 10 and 20 classes BALDWIN, Stan Activities: Curling Club 63-64 Future Plans: University BALLANTYNE, Richard BARNETT, Rick Future Plans: Engineering at University of Alberta BEATTIE, Ken Activities: Body Building Club 62-63, 63-64, 64-65, Marksmen Club 63-64 Future Plans: Electrical Engineering at University of Alberta Favorite Memory: Meeting a lot of nice kids BEATTIE , Thomas Executive Positions: Secretary Treasurer Science Club 63-64, Presi¬ dent Science Club 64-65 Future Plans: To become a radical University Professor Favorite Memory: Leaving French 30 classes BEAUDOIN, Rick Future Plans: University BENKIE, Donna BERGESON, Duane Executive Positions: Room Rep. 64-65, Member of the Athletic Board 64-65 BERGOT, Terry Future Plans: Dentistry or Commerce at University of Alberta BERGSTROM, Jim Future Plans: To finish high school and then take Agriculture at the University of Alberta BEVERIDGE, Bill IBELOZYR, Edward Favorite Memory: The year I spent at Devon High School ■ BIRMINGHAM, John I BODNAR, Peter I BOLES, Bruce Future Plans: University of British Columbia for a B. Sc. in Forestry BOLSTAD, Wendy Future Plans: Education at the University of Alberta Favorite Memory: Mr. Kemp ' s Lit classes BRIDGEWATER, Dave Activities: Recreational and Instruction¬ al Swim Clubs, Science Club Future Plans: University BROWN, Brenda BROWN, Doreen Activities: Volunteer Work Future Plans: Work at Imperial Oil Favorite Memory: Frosh Activities BROWN, Margot Executive Positions: Sec. Tennis Club 63- 64 Activities: Instr. and Rec. Swim Clubs 62- 63, Girls ' Track and Field 62-63, Tennis Club, Archery Club 63-64, Frosh Activities, Yearbook Staff 64-65 Future Plans: B. Sc. at U. of A. BROWNING, Hazel Executive Positions: Social Board 64- 65 Activities: Yearplays Grades 10, 11, 12, School Band Grades 10, 11, Argosy 63- 64 Future Plans: After my education, to leave Edmonton Favorite Memory: Ending of the Year- play cast parties ■ ■ W wrT 1 1 BRUVER, Ed Activities: Photography Club Future Plans: Architecture BRUVER, Esther Awards: Academic 62-63, 63-64 Activities: V. C. H. S. Band, Frosh- keeper Future Plans: Home Economics at University of Manitoba Favorite Memory: The Band BURCHAK, Brenda Executive Positions: Room Rep. 62-63 Activities: Mixed Bowling Club 63-64 Future Plans: B. Sc. in Home Economics at University of Alberta Favorite Memory: Hillbilly Day 63-64 BURNS, Terry Activities: Curling Club 64-65 Future Plans: Join the Army and see the eastern world Favorite Memory: Going over to the old Red Building through the cold tunnel BURRY, Carol BYTTANEN, Colleen CALVERLEY, Jim Awards: Grade 10 Merit Future Plans: Business Administration at University of Alberta CAMERON, Allan CAMERON, Grant CAMPBELL, Hugh Executive Positions: Booster Council executive Grade 10 Activities: Band and Swimming Future Plans: To attend University of Alberta Favorite Memory: Miss Kirstein ' s study period 50 CAMPBELL, Paul Activities: Radio Club 64-65, Recreational Swim Club 62-63-64; Instructional Swim Club 62-63-64, Science Club 64-65, Science Club 63-64-65 Future Plans: Engineering at University of Alberta CARLSON, Ann Activities: Badminton Club 62-63, Bowling Club 63-64, 64-65 Favorite Memory: Miss Schiedeggar at Voc. CASE, Bob Activities: Track and Field 62-63, 63- 64, Chess Club 62-63, 63-64 Future Plans: To attend the University of Alberta Favorite Memory: Literature 20 CASTLE, Val Executive Positions: Argosy Rep. Grade 10 62-63, Room Rep. Grade 11 63-64 Activities: Band, Drama, Year- play, Curling, Riding, Shooting Future Plans: Undecided as yet Favorite Memory: Miss Kirstein ' s study period CHALMERS, Mae Executive Positions: Sec. Treas. Young Peoples 63, Captain of School Bowling Team and League Team 63-64 Awards: Academic Award Grade 10 Activities: Bowling Club and School Team 62-64, Yearbook 64-65, Froshkeeper 64 Future Plans: B. A. at U. of A. , then a degree in social work Favorite Memory: Campaigning for Students ' Union elections May 64 CHAMBERS, Brad Executive Positions: Room Rep. 64- 65 Future Plans: Commerce at University of Alberta CHAMPION, Warren Awards: Major Athletic Award 63- 64 Activities: Tennis Club, Senior Basketball Team 62-63, 63-64, 64- 65, Track Team 62-63, 63-64 Future Plans: University, but not U. of A. CHELADYN, Ossie Activities: French Club 62-63, Recreational Swim Club 62-63 Future Plans: Dentistry at University of Alberta CHOW, Heather Executive Positions: Room Rep. 62-63 Activities: Red Cross Club, Judo Club at Victoria Vocational Future Plans: Nursing at General Hospital CHRISTIANSON, Elaine Activities: Modelling Club 62-63, Booster Council 62-63, Curling Club 63-64, Girls ' Houseleague 64-65 Future Plans: University - Lab. Technician Favorite Memory: Acting in Madwomen of Chalotte in Drama 20 CHWOK, Richard COCKERELL, John Awards: Academic 62-63, 63-64, Banff Summer School (U. N. Scholar¬ ship) 63-64, Music Scholarship to Mount Royal College Activities: Victoria Band 62-65, Audio Visual Club, Mixed Bowling Club 64-65 Future Plans: R. O. T. P. or Engineer¬ ing at University of Alberta Favorite Memory: Band Concerts at Jubilee Auditorium COLWELL, Diane COMMON, Jim CORNELIUSON, Cathy CUTLER, Terry Activities: Sports, hockey and golf Future Plans: University Favorite Memory: Grade 11 math class DANYLUK, Margaret Future Plans: Unknown Favorite Memory: Mr. Chrusch ' s Math 10 classes DAVIS, Pamela Executive Positions: Vice-President of Inter School Christi an Fellowship Club 64-65 Activities: Red Cross Club 64-65, Choir 63-64 Future Plans: To go to the University of Alberta School of Nursing DAY, Michael Executive Position: Grade XI Rep. 63-64, President 64-65 Awards: Minor Athletic in Grade X, Major Athletic in Grade XI Activities: Junior Football and Bas¬ ketball Track and Field, Senior Foot ball and Basketball Future Plans: University of Alberta - Sociology iAGLE, Myrna Executive Position: Room Rep. 64-65 Awards: Home Ec. 63-64, Special Award 63-64 Activities: School Choir Future Plans: Nurses ' Aid, Travel to Germany Favorite Memory: Foods and Nutrition classes DEARING, Steve Activities: Member of YMCA DENNIS, Pat dePRUIS, Harry Activities: Marksmen 63-64, Audio Visual Club 64-65 Future Plans: Physical Education at U. of A. Favorite Memory: Mr. Kemp ' s Literature 20 classes DERPACK, Judy Activities: Library Club 64-65 Future Plans: Technical School, then marriage Favorite Memory: Attending 63-64 Grad DERRICOTT, Peggy Executive Positions: Vice-Pres. Seminary 64, Archery Captain 64-65 Activities: Seminary, Archery 62- 65, Cheerleaders 63-65, Instruc. Swim 63-64, Red Cross 62-63 Future Plans: Work, Travel and University Favorite Memory: Miss Fisher ' s Phys. Ed. 20 class and cheer¬ leading DESJARDINE, Minerva Activities: Curling Club, Edmonton High School Girls ' Curling, VCHS Band Future Plans: Faculty of Education at U. of A. deVRIES, Marten DMYTRYSHYN, Ken Activities: Recreational Swim, Instructional Swim Club, Marksmen Club, Gymnastic Club, Curling Club, School Curling Team, Hockey, Water Skiing, Golf Future Plans: Civil Engineering at U. of A. Favorite Memory: Frosh Days 1962 DOBIE, Bob Awards: Athletic Award at Ross Shep. Activities: Young Peoples, Basket¬ ball, Football, Volleyball, Tennis, Bowling, Golf, Skiing Future Plans: To get out of school! Favorite Memory: Summer holidays DODD, Russell Future Plans: Agriculture at U. of A. Favorite Memory: Teachers ' Lit 63- 64 DREW, Dianne Future Plans: Household Economics at University EASTON, Linda Executive Positions: Argosy Sports Editor 64-65, Vice-Pres. Public Speak¬ ing and Debating Club Awards: Academic 62-63, 63-64 Activities: Bowling, Junior Volleyball, Sr. Basketball, Track and Field, U. N. Club, Public Speaking Club Future Plans: Education at U. of A. Favorite Memory: Watching and taking part in extracurricular activities, especially basketball EMBURY Heather Activities: Archery Club, Red Cross Club Future Plans: B. Sc. in Nursing ENDEL, Rod ESHENKO, Vlad Activities: Jr. Football, Jr. Volley¬ ball, Track and Field, Recreational Club, School Choir, Ukrainian Club, Shumka Dancer Future Plans: Pediatrics Favori te Memory: Mr. Kemp ' s lit. classes EWASIUK, Donna Executive Positions: Vice-Pres. Shumka Dancers, Sec. Can. Ukrainian Youth Assoc. , Sec. Ukrainian Club, Vice-Pres. St. Andrew ' s College, Winnipeg Activities: Teaching Piano, Ukrainian Shumka Dancers, Can. Ukr. Youth Assoc. , Ukr. Club, Gr. X-XI House- league Future Plans: B. Sc. in Pharmacy at U. of A. Favorite Memory: Graduation FABER, Simon FALLIS, Vicki Activities: Senior Volleyball, Senior Basketball, Archery, German Club, Dancing School. Future Plans: To travel Favorite Memory: The story about the time Mr. Chrusch walked into a broom closet FAWCETT, Doris Future plans: Enter Nursing pro¬ fession Favorite Memory: Having the ex¬ perience of attending a country school, a small town school and a city school FEDORKIW, Robert 54 FISHER, Mickey FLOTTEN, Brian FRASER, Peter Activitie s: Body Building Club, Senior football Future Plans: University-Engineering FYCULAK, Dennis GANSKE, Joyce Future Plans: Education at U. Favorite Memory: Grade 10 GIBBS, Ethel Activities: Badminton Club Future Plans: To enter the Faculty of Education at the U. of A. GLONING, Barbara Executive Position: Library Club- Social Convener, Modelling Club- Social Convener, German Club- Sec ret ary-Treasurer Activities: Library Club, Modelling Club, German Club Future Plans: Attend University GODFREY, Joanne Executive Positions: Argosy Room Rep. 62-63, Assistant Editor Yearbook 63-64 Yearbook Editor 64-65 Awards: Academic 62-63, Minor Activities 63-64 Activities: Junior Basketball 62-63, Bowling Club 62-63 Future Plans: To Travel GOUGH, Ron Alex GROOT, Gerald Executive Positions: Gr. 10 Alternate Rep. , Gr. 11 and 12 Room Reps. Awards: Grade 10 Academic Future Plans: University Favorite Memory: Vic ' s election campaign 64 HARVEY, Bruce HAUCA, Frances HEIKKALA, Sheryl HICKS, Diane Activities: Archery, Jr. Volleyball, Jr. Basketball, Sr. Volleyball, Sr. Basketball, Track Field, Cheer¬ leaders Future Plans: Travel Favorite Memory: Winning City Championship under Miss Fisher GURKE, John Activities: Pres, of Audio-Visual Club, Public Speaking and Debating Club, Future Plans: U. of A. Favorite Memory: Eating lunch in gym gallery HALDANE, Richard Activities: Golf Future Plans: U. of A. HAMILTON, Dorothy Activities: Edmonton Figure Skat¬ ing Club, Job ' s Daughters, Drill Team Future Plans: U. of A. HARRISON, Judy Executive Position: Secretary- Treasurer of Red Cross Club, Exchange Editor-Argosy Awards: Minor Activities Award Activities: Red Cross Club, Argosy Future Plans: B. Sc. Nursing, U. of A. , Travel in Europe Favorite Memory: Grade X, Mr. Poohkay ' s Social Studies classes HART, Renny HILLER, Gail Future Plans: U. of A. Home Economics HOLBERTON, David HOLLANDS, Dianne HOLYCHUCK, Gloria HOOK, Harvey HOPP, Edith Activities: Rec. Swim Club 62-63, Red Cross Club 64-65 Future Plans: Undecided Favorite Memory: June 30, 1965 - the very last day of school HOWDEN, Ron HUFFMAN, Brian Executive Positions: Eligibility Board 64-65 Future Plans: Fine Arts U. of A. Favourite Memory: Friday night Basketball games HUIZINGA, Albert Activities: Board of Chess Club 63- 65 Future Plans: Electronics at N. A. I. T. Favorite Memory: The problems of transferring from Bonnie Doon to Victoria in grade 11 HUMPHREY, Gary Executive Positions: Room Rep. 64- 65 Awards: Basketball and Curling Gr. 10 11 (Devon) Activities: Hi-C, Militia, Band 62-64 Future Plans: Lawyer, another Perry Mason Favorite Memory: Hawaii at Christmas 57 HUT, Jack HUT, Shirley Future Plans: To be successful in whatever I may do and make the best of my life which lies ahead Favorite Memory: Mr. Kemp ' s Room 100 IZARD, Linda Activities: Library Club and Book¬ store Gr. 10, Red Cross Club Gr. 12 Future Plans: U. of A. Education Favorite Memory: The first day of grade 10 JENDYK, George JOHNSON, Joanne JOHNSTON, Raymond Executive Positions: Pres, and Sec. Bodybuilding Club 63-64, Pres. Bodybuilding Club 64-65 Activities: Inter-School Weight¬ lifting Competition 64, Bodybuild¬ ing Club 62-65 Future Plans: N. A. I. T. Business Administration, Stockbroker Favorite Memory: Mr. Kemp ' s Lit. 20 class JURAK, Sandy KARENKO, Sylvia KAY, Joyce KEELER, Allan Awards: Industrial Arts 61-62 Activities: Archery 62-63, Chess and Checkers 62-63, Bowling 62-65, Marksmen 63-65, Rec. Swim 62-64, Table Tennis Club and School Team 62-64, School Soccer Team 63-64 Future Plans: University and Mechanical Engineering Favorite Memory: The organization of the Marksmen Club KER, Mila Activities: Red Cross Club 60-61, Edmonton Ski Club 64-65 Future Plans: University of Alberta Education, trip to Europe this summer Favorite Memory: Mr. Mitchell ' s Lit. 10 and Lang. 10 classes KERYCHUK, Jack Activities: Instructional Swim, Recreational Swim Future Plans: Undecided KINNAIRD, Jim Activities: Chess and Checkers ' Club, Rifle Club Future Plans: University of Alberta Favorite Memory; 96% in Latin KIRKWOOD, Cheryl Executive Position: Eligibility Board, 64-65 Secretary-Treasurer for Young Peoples Awards: Academic 62-63, 63-64 Activities: Mixed Bowling, Young People ' s, yearbook, Edmonton Ushers ' Club Future Plans: Pharmacy, U. of A. KLEPACK, Betty Executive Position: Captain- Archery 64-65 Activities: Archery, Library Club Future Plans: Technical School, NAIT Favorite Memory: Mr. Nering ' s biology classes KOBIE Sharon Executive Position: President of Red Cross Club, Secretary of Argosy 64-65 Awards: Academic 63-64, Special Award 63-64 Activities: Red Cross Club, Argosy Future Plans: B. A. at U. of A. , majoring in sociology, then to be¬ come a Social Worker Favorite Memory: Mr. Sheppard ' s English Classes KOCIL, Harry Activities: Hockey, Football, Baseball Future Plans: Medicine KOENEN, Karen Activities: Choir, Red Cross Club, Volleyball, Argosy, Score-keeper and Time-keeper for Senior Basketball games Future Plans: University - Psychology Marriage -When I ' m about 80 Favorite Memory: The Wednesday and Friday night Basketball games KOLIND, Kate Executive Position: Library Club President, Modelling Club Social Convener, Room Rep. Activities: Library Club, Modelling Future Plans: U. of A. Education Favorite Memory: Noon hours, and missing the bus KOZUB, Wilf Awards: Academic 62-63, Athletic Minor Activities: Junior Basketball, Senior Basketball, Volleyball team Future Plans: Attend U. of A. 59 KRENZ, Richard Awards: Minor Athletic Award 62-63 Activities: Junior Football, Junior Basketball Track and Field, Senior Basketball, Volleyball Future Plans: Faculty of Physical Education at U. of A. Favorite Memory: 22% in Math 30 KRUSE, Ron Activities: Boys ' Archery, Rec¬ reational Swimming, Instructional Swimming, Gymnastics, Track and Field, Chess and Checkers Future Plans: Attend U. of A. Favorite Memory: Football games. Provincial Track meet LAMONT, Lesley Executive Position: Alternate Argosy Rep. Awards: Academic 62-63 Future Plans: B. Ed. , to teach math, business college Favorite Memory: Frosh days, when I was a frosh LANGE, Dixie Activities: VCHS Band, Library club Future Plans: Nursing, Travel around the world Favorite Memory: frosh days LAURIDSEN, Donna Executive Positions: Social Board Executive Rep. 64-65, Froshkeeper Activities: Argosy 63-64, Swim Club 64-65 Future Plans: Medical Lab. Technician (N. A. I. T. ) Favorite Memory: Mr. Kemp ' s Sociology 20 classes LEACH, Linda Activities: Bowling Club, Curling Club Future Plans: Lab Technician Favorite Memory: Frosh Dance of 1961 LEIGHTON, Sue Awards: G. B. Cooper Silver Medal Award (from A. C. ) 62-63 Activities: Skiing, horseback rid¬ ing, swimming Future Plans: Bill? ... Psychology ? ...Arts? Favorite Memory: House burning bash, Bob ' s farm, and Mr. Poohkay ' s Social 30 classes LEMISKI, Barbara Activities: Spectator at games Future Plans: University of Alberta Favorite Memory: Grade 10 and football games LEWIS, Shirley Activities: Vic Folksingers Club, Skiing and swimming Future Plans: Interior Designer LOFTS, Norman Awards: Grade 11 Academic Award Activities: Science Club, Rec. Swim Club, Tennis Club, Gymnastic Club Future Plans: Enter Faculty of Engineering at University of Alberta LOUGHEED, Dave Future Plans: Attend University of Alberta Science Faculty LUND, Dennis LUTTMER, Bernard Executive Positions: Art Gallery Supervisor, Room Rep. 64-65 Awards: Most improved swimmer trophy 63-64 Activities: Swimming Team, Vol¬ leyball, Art Club, Instr. and Recr. Swimming Club Future Plans: Find Myself Favorite Memory: Sat a whole period in the wrong class without realizing it LYNKOWSKI, Judy Activities: Sports, singer for rock ' n roll city band Future Plans: Interior Decoration at University of Alberta MACARTNEY, Jim Activities: Chess Club Future Plans: University MacDONALD, Bruce Activities: Archery Club, Tennis Club, Weightlifting Future Plans: Avoid marriage, travel and then attend Royal Roads Military College Favorite Memory: Admiring the scenery from the ledge ! MacGREGOR, Don Activities: Curling Club, School Curling Team Future Plans: University of Alberta Medicine or Dentistry Favorite Memory: Mr. Poohkay ' s Social Class MacKENZIE, Brian Future Plans: Law at U. of A. Favorite Memory: Ron and I in Mr. Runte ' s Science class grade 10 MacLENNAN, Bruce Executive Positions: President of Curling Club 64-65 Activities: Curling in mixed league £ and inter-high school league. Archery Club, Swimming Club, School Band Future Plans: University of Alberta then Medical Research in Toronto Favorite Memory: The time Mr. Poohkay pulled down the map with a two foot pin-up on it. MacMILLAN, Gary Activities: Weight lifting Club, Hockey Future Plans: University of Alberta, Faculty of Geology Favorite Memory: Failing Latin 20 for the second year MAH, Bob Future Plans: Attend University of Alberta MALAKA, Helen Future Plans: To travel extensive¬ ly and to attend the University of Alberta Favorite Memory: My first day of school MARTIN, Neil Awards: Minor and Major Athletic awards Activities: Junior and Senior Foot¬ ball, Track and Field Future Plans: Physical Education at University of Alberta Favorite Memory: Football practices and games MASSON, Jim Awards: Minor Athletic 62-63 Activities: Diving Team, Junior Basketball City Champs, Senior Basketball and Football, Senior Soccer Team Future Plans: To live in United States or join the R. C. M. P. To become a Pope. Favorite Memory: Sitting on the ledge, practises after school and keeping my buddies , Larry and Glen, out of trouble. MATHISON, Stan Activities: Pool, working on cars, and dances Future Plans: Attend University of Alberta Bachelor of Commerce. Own and Manage Resort - Motel chain Favorite Memory: Graduation MAYNES, Joanne Awards: Academic Awards Grades 10 and 11 Future Plans: Medicine Favorite Memory: The calm and tranquility of grade ten and sub¬ sequent upheaval in grade eleven McCOY, Linda Executive Positions: Bowling Club Team Captain, Argosy Advertising Manager Activities: Chess and Checkers, Choir, Bowling Club, Argosy Columnist, Instructional Swim Club Future Plans: U. of A. for B. Sc. in History or English, then on to the Faculty of Law Favorite Memory: Mr. Chrusch ' s math classes and Mr. Kemp ' s lit. classes McCULLOCH, Bill Future Plans: Apprenticeship in Automotives then to University to take Education so that I can teach Automotives in Vocational High Schools McDANNOLD, Glen Executive Positions: Room Rep. 62-65 Awards: Minor Activities and Fine Arts Scholarship 63-64 Activities: Yearplays 63-65, Fine Arts Night 63-64, Frosh Court 64-65 Future Plans: U. of A. Dramatics Favorite Memory: Accused of in¬ stilling a riot in math class McDOUGALL, A1 Future Plans: Finish my education Favorite Memory: The end of each school term McGILLIVRAY, Isabel Future Plans: Education at U. of A. McINTOSH, Bob Future Plans: Attend university McKENZIE, Bob Awards: Minor Athletic in 1962 Activities: Football team for 3 years and track and field Favorite Memory: All the football games on Friday night. McLEOD, Candy Awards: Major Activities Activities: Yearplay, lits Future Plans: To obtain a B. A. in psychology at the U. of A. Favorite Memory: Opening night of Romeo and Juliet McLEOD, Ron Future Plans: Course for architec¬ tural draftsmen at N. A. I. T. Favorite Memory: Year and a half spent at Arctic Circle McTAVISH, Gordon ME LICK, Ron Awards: Perfect Attendance Award Activities: Recreational Swim, School Band Future Plans: Royal Canadian Air Force Favorite Memory: Frosh Days MELNYCHUK, Audrey Awards: Athletic Minor Award 62-63 Activities: Basketball, Volleyball, Track and Field, Curling Future Plans: U. of A. Favorite Memory: Not having to go to summer school MELNYK, Bob Future Plans: To go to University Favorite Memory: Sleeping during English 30 classes MIDGLEY, Trevor Activities: Tennis Club, Curling Club Future Plans: Political Economy at U. of A. Favorite Memories: Passing Grade X MJAATVEIT, Harry Executive Position: Alternate Room Rep. Activities: Recreational Swim Club, Curling club Future Plans: Take business ad¬ ministration at N. A. T. I. Favorite Memory: The Football games and parties afterwards. Telling stories in Mr. Badner ' s Room MOLNAR, Szilamer Awards: Academic 63-64 Future Plans: Faculty of Medicine Favorite Memory: Receiving my first award MORROW, Dennis Activities: Curling club, rec. swim club Future Plans: Honors History at U. of A. Favorite Memory: Sleeping in Physics MOSENTINE, Judy Future Plans: Enter the profession of Nursing Favorite Memory: The first day I began my days at V. C. H. S. MURRAY, Marilyn MUZYKA, Beverly Future Plans: University MYDLAK, Garry Awards: Athletic 62-63 Activities: Junior Football 62-63, Senior Football 63-64 Future Plans: Play football till I ' m twenty-one and then go to Sweden Favorite Memory: Psychoanalyzing all my teachers NAGY, Gabor Executive Positions: Pres. Table Tennis Club 63-64 Activities: Table Tennis Club and School Team 62-64, School Band Future Plans: To be a well ac¬ cepted dentist Favorite Memory: When our senior band won two first prizes at last year ' s Kiwanis Music Festival NETELENBOS, Jane Executive Position: Girls ' Sport Convener Awards: Sportsmanship Trophy for girls 61-62 Activities: Basketball, Volleyball, choir. Instructional Swim, Swim team. Folksinging, Badminton club Future Plans: Medicine or physical education Favorite Memory: Vic ' s Swimming pool and Mr. DeMarco ' s music classes NIKIFOR UK, Don Future Plans: Science NIKKANEN, Hilkka Executive Positions: Vice-Pres. of Luther League Awards: Academic 62-63, Minor Academic 63-64 Activities: Luther League, Yearbook, Cafeteria Future Plans: B. Sc. in Home Economics and then teach Foods and Nutrition Favorite Memory: Grade 10 NUGENT, Pat NY KORA K, Rick Executive Position: Argosy Rep. , Room Rep. Awards: Athletic Minor, U. N. A. Banff Scholarship Activities: Junior Basketball, Senior Basketball, Senior Football Future Plans: Archaeology Favorite Memory: Vic ' s winning Basket¬ ball Championship 62-63 OLEXIUK, Larry Executive Positions: Argosy Rep. 62-63 Activities: Jr. Football 62-63, Track Field 62-64, Sr. Football 63-65, Volley¬ ball 63-64, Bowling 62-63 Future Plans: U. of A. Favorite Memory: Mr. Poohkay 1 s Social 10 class ORCHUK, Wayne ORSER, Arden Activities: Choir 62-63, 63-64, Meet Arizona, Library Club 63-64, 64-65, Band 62-65 Future Plans: To join the Navy Favorite Memory: Night rehearsals for Meet Arizona OSTAPOWICH, Delores Activities: Mixed bowling. Argosy reporter Future Plans: Attend U. of A. or N. A. I. T. Favorite Memory: Frosh Days 1962 OSTROWERCHA, Sylvia Activities: Yearbook, Young Peoples, Choir Future Plans: To attend the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology (X-ray) Favorite Memory: Frosh Days 1962 OVELSON, Mae Executive Position: Secretary- Treasurer of Badminton club. Secretary of Students ' Union Activities: Badminton club Future Plans: Education at the U. of A. , Travel around the world PAGE, Sharon Executive Position: Assistant Rep. in Grade X, Room Rep. in Grade XI Activities: Booster Council, Archery, Argosy Reporter Future Plans: U. of A. PARKER, Valerie Executive Positions: Social Convener 64-65, Students ' Union Executive Awards: Academic Grade X Activities: Recreational Swim Club, Bowling League Future Plans: Genetics at U. of A. , but would like to get a Ph. D. Favorite Memory: Working on the properties crew for The Matchmaker PEEL, Bill Activities: Curling Club, Marksmen Club Future Plans: To take Commerce or Engineering at U. of A. Favorite Memory: Curling Trophy 63-64 PEEL, Bob Executive Positions: Vice Pres, of the Rifle Club 64-65 Activities: Choir 62-63, 63-64, Rifle Club 64-65 Future Plans: To take Dentistry at U. of A. Favorite Memory: Meet Arizona PETLEY-JONES, Susan PETRUK, Margery Activities: Yearbook Future Plans: Home Economics at U. of A. Favorite Memory: Grade XI PETRYK, David Activities: Basketball 63-64, Badminton 63-64 Future Plans: Take Pharmacy at U. of A Favorite Memory: February 7, 1964 PHEASEY, Lynne Activities: Archery Club 62-63, 63-64 64-65, Library Club 63-64 Future Plans: Medical Records Librarian or Technician Favorite Memory: Mr. Nering ' s biology class PITCHENIUK, Shirley Activities: Choir 62-63, 63-64, Archery 62-63, Marksmen 64-65, Year Play 62-65 Future Plans: To pass Grade 12 Favorite Memory: Night Rehearsals for Meet Arizonia PRESON, Emilly Executive Positions: Booster Club Rep. 63-64 Activities: Edmonton Usher ' s Club; Night classes at University of Alberta Future Plans: To work at Jasper this summer and to take General or Psychiatric Nursing Favorite Memory: Working on the Rail¬ road and meeting so many wonderful people PROCHIW, Linda PRODOR, Joe PRYSTAWA, Marilyn PYRCZ, Orville Awards: Minor Athletic 62-63, Academic 62-63, 63-64 Activities: Junior Football 62-63, Junior Basketball 62-63, Senior Basketball 63-64, 64-65 Future Plans: University QUELCH, Caenie RAE, William RATTRAY, Don RIEGERT, Larry RINDER, Donna Activities: Cheerleaders 63-64, 64-65 Future Plans: Home Economics U. of A. Favorite Memory: After the basketball games RINTOUL, Rick Executive Positions: President Marksmen 64-65 Activities: Marksmen 63-64, 64-65, Curling Club 64-65, Chess Club 62-63 63-64, Yearbook Future Plans: B. Sc. Chemistry, University of Alberta Favorite Memory: Watching Vic win the basketball games ROBINSON, Bob Awards: Major Athletic 61-62 Activities: Weight Lifting Club; Senior Football Team for 4 years. Track Team Future Plans: Enjoy life Favorite Memory: Football practices ROSS, Keltie Executive Positions: Vice-Pres. 63-64 and Pres. 64-65 Instructional Swim Club Awards: Minor Athletic 62-63 Activities: Junior Volleyball, Archery, Instructor, Instruc. Swim Club 62-65, Rec. Swim Club 62-65, Swim Team 62-64 Favorite Memory: Swim Meets at the University pool and Miss Fisher ' s Phys. Ed 20 class ROSS, Leslie Executive Position: Argosy Rep. 62-6 E. S. U. Room Rep. 63-64, Stu. Mem¬ ber of Club and Awards Board 63-64, Pres, of Archery 64-65, Sec. Treas. Badminton Club 64-65 Activities: Jr. Volleyball and Basket¬ ball 62-63, Badminton and Archery Clubs 62-65, U. N. Club 63-64, Curlin Club Awards: Academic 62-63, Minor Activities 63-64, U. N. A. Banff Scholarship 64 Future Plans: Varsity and Travel Favorite Memory: Attending and par¬ ticipating in extracurricular activities ROWSON, Judy Executive Positions: Room Rep. 63-64 Sec. Audio-Visual Aids, Treas. Rec¬ reational Swim Club, Vice-President Students ' Union 64-65 Activities: Audio-Visual Aids 63-64, Recreational Swim Club 63-64 Future Plans: B. A. in Recreation Leadership of U. of A. Favorite Memory: Election returns May 64 RYAN, Gary SADLER, Earl SAVILLE, Allan SCHAAPMAN, John Executive Positions: Pres. Badminton Club 64-65 Activities: Badminton, Audio-Visual, Science Future Plans: Engineering I SEMCHUK, Orest Executive Positions: Room Rep. 63-64, Argosy Rep. 62-63 Activities: School Band (3 years) Future Plans: U. of A. Favorite Memory: Throwing Audrey in the boys ' washroom SHANNON, Grahame SHARPE, Dayle SHEA, Gerald SHENNAN, Wes Activities: Gymnastics ' Club 63-64 Future Plans: To get my Senior Matric. diploma Favorite Memory: 31% in a Math. 30 exam SHUGARMAN, Sid SHURKO, Garry SINCLAIR, Wendy Future Plans: Education at U. of A. SKEEL, Robert Awards: Academic 62-64, U. N. A. Science Seminar Future Plans; Physical Sciences at U. of A. SMITH, Brian Activities: Curling Club, Swim Team Future Plans: To attend U. of A. (Engineering or Phys. Ed. ) SMITH, Doug SMITH, Judy Future Plans: A B. Sc. in Home Economics at the U. of A. SPAANS, Willem Activities: Rec. Swim Club 62-64, Chess and Checkers ' Club 63-64 Future Plans: Passing Latin 30 Favorite Memory: Passing Latin 20 SPRINGHAM, Laurie Activities: Choir 62-63, Eskipets 63-64 Future Plans: Education at U. of A. but first to travel across Europe Favorite Memory: Mr. Nering saying You ' ve got to write the exams, not me. STADNYK, Mildred Activities: Teaching piano, sewing, and sports Future Plans: Education at University of Alberta Favorite Memory: Mr. PoohKay ' s Ukrainian 20 classes STEVENS, Charmaine Activities: Cheerleading 64-65 Future Plans: Nursing B. Sc. Royal Alex. Favorite Memory: Mr. Nering ' s biology classes STOGRE, Gordon Activities: Band 62-63, 63-64, Radio Club 62-63 Future Plans: Electronics ' Technician SWITZER, Robert TANASICHUK, John TAYLOR, Grant Activities: Skiing, Water Sports Future Plans: Attend N. A. I. T. TESKEY, Pat Executive Positions: Sec. Treasurer of Instructional Swim 63-64 Activities: Archery 62-63, Instructional Swim 62-63, 63-64, Rec. Swim Club 62-63, 63-64 Future Plans: Take my B. A. degree or join the Canadian Navy Favorite Memory: Miss Niewchas period eight study hall TEWS, A1 Future Plans: Undecided Favorite Memory: The day summer holidays begin and school ends THOMAS, David Activities: Chess and Checkers ' Club Future Plans: Science Faculty U. of A TKACHUK, Gary TOMUSIAK, Tom Activities: Hockey 61-62 Future Plans: R. C. M. P. Favorite Memory: The day school is out TOPILKA, Rosalie Executive Positions: Room Rep. 63-64 Activities: Modeling Club Future Plans: Nursing Favorite Memory: Graduations - 61-62 63-64, Home Crafts from Miss Grant TWIZELL, Pat VAIL, Margaret Activities: Archery Club 62-63, 63-64, 64-65, Junior Girls ' Basketball 62-63, Senior Girls ' Basketball 63-64 Future Plans: Education U. of A. , then travel Favorite Memory: My first year at Vic. VANDERZWAN, Keith Activities: Instructional Swim Club 62-63, 63-64, Recreational Swim Club 62-63, 63-64 Attend U. of A. Favorite Memory: Mr. Webb ' s Social and and Geography Sessions. VAN HUUKSLOOT, Marja Activities: Hi-C Club, Basketball Future Plans: Dental Hygienist Favorite Memory: Basketball during my School terms. Salisbury won the Northern Alberta Championship in B league. VANZWOLL, Anne WALKER, Ernestine Executive Positions: Program Convener, Modeling Club, Secretary Library Club Activities: Houseleague Volleyball, Argosy, Inst. Swim Club, Modeling Club, Library Club Future Plans: U. of A. and to be a success in whatever I do WALKER, Linda Activities: Archery Club 62-65, Tennis Club 63-64, Edmonton Ushers ' Club Future Plans: U. of A. Education WASTELL, Marilyn Executive Positions: Vice-President of the Modelling Club 63-64 Activities: Modeling Club 62-63, 63-64 Future Plans: To take B. Sc. of Educa¬ tion at the U. of A. and major in Home Economics. Travel Favorite Memory: Basketball games and football games WATERS, Tim Activities: Year Plays 62-63, 63-64, 64-65, A Christmas Carol 62-63 Future Plans: A lot of travelling, then University Favorite Memory: Bob Skeele eating frogs ' legs in Biology 20 WEBER, Arlene WESTWORTH, David WHITFORD, Sandra WHYTE, Donald Activities: Chess and Checkers ' Club 62-63, Curling Club 64-65 Future Plans: Acoustical Engineer Favorite Memory: Parachute training with the Royal Edmonton Regiment r WHYTE, Douglas Activities: Curling Club 64-65, Chess and Checker Club 62-63 Future Plans: U. of A. Computers WILKINSON, Lois WINCHESTER, Neil WOYCENKO, Edward Activities: Year Plays 62-65, Chess and Checker Club 62-63, Choir 63-64, Musical Meet Arizona 63-64, Rec. Swim Club 62-63 Future Plans: Medicine at University of Southern California. Before University attend Banff School of Fine Arts for Drama Favorite Memory: Summer School 1964 WYLEY, Bruce Executive Positions: Room Rep. 64-65 Awards: Minor Athletic 63-64 Activities: Jr. Basketball 62-63, Sr. Basketball 63-64, 64-65, Volleyball Future Plans: Attend faculty of U. of A. YAKIMCHUK, Ron YANIW, Ben YOUNG, Don Awards: Grade 10 Academic, Grade 11 Academic Activities: Audio-Visual Club ZACHARUK, Julia Executive Positions: Sec. Treasurer of the Modelling Club 63-64 Activities: Modelling Club 62-63, 63-64 Future Plans: Enter the Faculty of Education at the University of Alberta Favorite Memory: Basketball games and Biology 20 labs. ZUKOWSKI, Vincent ZWOZDESKY, Eugene Executive Positions: Pres. Ukr. Club 64-65 Activities: Shumka Dancers, C. Y. M. K., Choir 64-65, Ukrainian Club 64-65 Future Plans: University Education Favorite Memory: Study in Period 2-Cafe ANGLESTAD, Glen MISSING IN ACTION BLOMERT, Doug COLLISON, Keith CROSBY, Robert CUMMINGS, Dennis DANYLUK, Don ELLIOT, Lynda KOUMRILAS, Jarry KRYSKO, Danny MANIQUET, Richard MASON, Peter MITCHELL, Wayne NETTERVILLE, David ROBERTSON, Bruce ROBERTSON, Robert STALKER, Norman STEWART, Lorrence VERGETTE, Bob WEST, David Leadership Is A Bay Tradition Since 1670 the Hudson ' s Bay Company has been a driving force in the development of Canada. And although the romance of al¬ most three centuries of fur trading and ex¬ ploration still clings to this company, to millions of Canadians the Bay is the modern department store in their community — a leader in fashion. Tj)ufaony (Somjmngi INCORPORATED ■ � MAY ICTO 74 That action is ± est which procures the greatest happiness for the greatest numbers. Francis Hutcheson STUDENTS’ UNION EXECUTIVE Judy Rowson Vice-President Mike Day President Mr. Sheppard Advisor Donna Benkie Publicity Pep. Joe Prodor Val Parker Assemblies Board Rep. Social Board Rep. Jim Oram Treasurer Brian Huffman Eligibility Board Rep. Linda Easton Girls ' Sports Rep. Ron Howden Boys ' Sport Rep. Brenda Brown Argosy Rep. Mae Ovelson Secretary Leslie Ross Gr. 12 Rep. Wayne Barrie Gr. 11 Rep. Don Groot Gr. 10 Rep. Gaye Blacklock Club Board Rep. Arlene Weber S.U. PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE As the year draws to a close, another step in our educational endeav¬ ors is completed. For myself and my fellow graduands it is a sad step mark¬ ing the end of our days at Vic. It means saying good-bye to all of the good things we have come to know at our school. For those who will be returning next year I hope it has been a preparation for even more enjoyable experiences in their high school life. Looking back and evaluating the past year from the viewpoint of the Stu¬ dent Union, I would say that it has been a successful year. The Fine Arts Department certainly deserves the thanks of the Students ' Union for another fine year. The year play, THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST was an outstanding accom¬ plishment, both financially and aestheti¬ cally. The Choir and the band, both under excellent directing, gave much support to social and athletic functions and generally were again a credit to the school. On the social scene our success went from good to bad. The Assem¬ blies ' Board presented two entertaining skits and many noon hour sock hops and pep rallies which were favoured with good attendance. Our first dance of the year, REDMEN ' S RENDEZVOUS, met with such success that we began to look ahead quite optimistically. These hopes were somewhat dampened at Christmas when attendance at SNOWFLAKE SWIRL was considerably lower, and were com¬ pletely doused in March when we were forced to cancel our spring dance be¬ cause of lack of support. Looking on the brighter side again, our clubs generally prospered and several, par¬ ticularly the Red Cross Club, had ex¬ ceptional years. In the field of sports our accom¬ plishments again ranged to both ends of the scale. Both senior and junior basketball teams brought home city championships. The swimming pool was constantly busy either with the inter-school team or instructional classes. Girls and boys houseleagues under enthusiastic leadership had ac¬ tive years, and the newly formed gym¬ nastic club provided excellent enter¬ tainment at school functions. On the other hand the senior football team had a surprisingly bad year and girls ' inter-school teams had to struggle to find enough girls to fill their teams. All of these activities were made possible only through the combined efforts of many people. I would like to thank the supervising teachers for their time and patience and I would like to thank the room reps, and mem¬ bers of the executive for a job well done. I would also like to extend a special thanks to Mr. Sheppard, Stu¬ dents ' Union adviser, who, through his counsel and help, made my job much easier. Last but not least I thank you, the student body, for sup¬ porting the school functions. Looking ahead to next year one can see many possible problems in connection with the joining of Victoria Composite and Victoria Vocational. I hope that the returning students will collectively throw their shoulders to the wheel in order to make the transi¬ tion smoothly and, above all, to carry on the old Vic traditions. To all of you I wish the best of luck in all your undertakings and may our paths cross often in the future. Michael G. Day 77 STUDENT MEMBERS OF BOARDS ROW ONE: Brian Huffman, Cheryl Kirkwood, Gaye Blacklock, Diane Colwell, Arlene Weber, Ron Howden. ROW TWO: Wayne Barry, Joey Prodor, Duane Bergeson, Don Groot, Paul Hennink, Rick Nykorak, George Gurke, Larry Huculak. ADVISORY BOARD ROW ONE: Mr. Brown, Miss McLaggan, Miss Grant, Miss Lent, Mr. Chrusch. ROW TWO: Mr. Caster, Mr. Nepstad, Mr. Webb, Mr. Hunt, Mr. Baker, Mr. Wilkie, Mr. Sheppard. 78 STUDENT UNION MEMBERS ROW ONE: Leslie Ross, Doris Opelka, Rose Mary Walker, Val Parker, Myrna Deagle, Lois McNeice. ROW TWO: Valerie Armstrong, Lorese McCarthy, Gaye Blacklock, Carole Turner, Ann Weaver, Bonnie MacLennan, Mae Ovelson. ROW THREE: Diane Stone, Karen Lofts, Joanne Ried, Arlene Weber, Donna Benkie, Rose Marie Solomon, Sharon Malowany, Judy Rowson. ROW FOUR: Bernie Luttmer, Jerry Groot, Michael Day, Bruce Wyley, Rick Nykorak, Paul Hennink, Bill Drake. ROW FIVE: Duane Bergeson, Jimmy Semotiuk, Wayne Barry, Gary Humphrey, Davis Meurin, Ron Howden, George Thomlison, Joe Prodor, Don Groot. ROW SIX: Jim Oram, Len Resler, Glen McDannold, Brian Huffman, Brad Chambers, Bert Beckman, Mr. R. W. Sheppard. ■ ' ' = j| NEWS for TEENS No one can say that today ' s teens aren ' t up” on the news and views-they read The Edmonton Journal. Check the news headlines and stories to keep abreast of happenings locally and abroad . . . you ' ll find you ' re ' ' in the know ' in your crowd and you ' ll find your ' re better informed when classwork calls for background knowledge of world events. On Friday you ' ll find the Teen Page of special interest, with a round-up of school news, weekly stories by high-school correspondents and regular teen features like Dance Date and Teen Top Ten. In the Know Teens, On the Go Teens Know it ' s Precise and Concise in . . . reaching more homes than any other Prairie Doily 79 BODY BUILDING CLUB V.C.H.S. MARKSMEN President: Rick Rintoul Adviser: Mr. Nering GIRLS’ ARCHERY President: Leslie Ross Adviser: Mr. Henderson 81 CHESS AND CHECKERS CLUB AUDIO¬ VISUAL ¥ « CLUB President: John Gurke Adviser: Mr. Taylor TABLE TENNIS CLUB President: Robert Farrell Adviser: Mr. Poohkay LIBRARY CLUB President: Kate Kolind Adviser: Mrs. McCallum PUBLIC SPEAKING DEBATING President: Curtis Long Adviser: Mrs. Lambert RED CROSS CLUB President: Sharon Kobie Adviser: Mrs. Delany 83 CURLING CLUB President: Bruce Maclennan Adviser: Mr. Badner BADMINTON CLUB President: John Schaapmen Adviser: Mr. Caster THE YEARBOOK STAFF WISHES TO THANK THE PHOTO CLUB FOR THEIR CONTRIBUTION TO THIS YEARBOOK. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB President: Sam Anderson Adviser: Mr. Holditch % w « LV ■ : 1 9 1 I IS % l A I 1 U (KqK.1 Sr flnF. ■ li i Lane.Sid Shugarman Algernon Moncrieff . , Glen McDannold John Worthing (Jack). Val Castle Lady Bracknell. Hazel Browning Gwendoline Fairfax .. Candy McLeod Miss Prism. Jane Roomes Cecily. .. Jean Driscoll Rev. Canon Chasuble. Stephen Palmer Maids. Colleen McLeod Bonnie Maclennan Assistant Directors. . Judy Mosentine Douglas Smith Stage Manager and Technical Director.. . Ted Hockaday Costume Designer . . . Shirley Pitcheniuk Set Designer. V. Bristow Program Designer . .. Brian Huffman Poster Designer. Grant Cameron Mural. Barbara Voigt Bob Falk Photo Display. Sam Anderson Ed Bruver Martin deVries Set Construction. Bill Sharon Larry Huculak Wayne Barry Special Set Effects . . . . Tim Waters Grant Cameron Ted Hockaday Costume Execution. . . . Shirley Pitcheniuk Marianne Keuling Margaret Matzen Linda Preete Sharon Crowle Gaye Blacklock Ricki Gilmour Colleen Byttynen Properties. Tim Waters Sharon Malowany Gerry Shea Make-Up. Elma Shoemeyer Rosemarie Solomon Bobbi Aalborg Frances Hauca Fred Theriault Public Relations. Norman Lofts Bob Crosby Jane Roomes Gerry Shea Carol Crumb Ross MacPhee Front of the House . . . . Mr. Dawson Warren Bard Cloak room Attendants, Technical Crews, Students of Drama Ushers . 10 and 20 Male Understudy. Ed Woycenko Female Understudy . . . Sue Ann Jacklin Produced and Directed by V. Bpistow February 12, 13, and 19, 20, 1965 OSCAR WILDE ' S TIME ©if wsm® • i A .;,. J i ilir r% 1 ■ ■ KL, Hl.. ... I rm9KBk ' i m 4V jB ' f 1 Bj EL ■a i? F • JA 1 i v? v v RiV V i rear ■ BBB Ww m lk .f ' ;V 4| j •■ J I 1 ■ t| ait. K ■ mm _ 1 §§B ■ m VlK? Jp IIP aHj [ Yjl V ■ I K i ij(PF ffi I ■1] k y VJ S mfl •-. ■ ys L; £ K 1 P 1 ■ -■ fa@% ' V | “1 r SA | ■• •. « ( 4 fk e J yf | jQfly, J|i Wm ■ AjflSl Mi ' YEARBOOK STAFF Joanne Godfrey Editor Margot Brown Mae Chalmers Mr. Dolinsky Adviser Linda Walker Hilkka Nikkanen Barbara Voigt Rick Rintoul Cheryl Kirkwood Sylvia Ostrowercha Margery Petruk 92 Coffee break ? ? Whatcha doin ' under there Mr. Dolinsky? B ut it won ' t stretch! Lose your teeth again Summit conference Tell me what you think of the world situation Don ' t shoot, don ' t shoot! REACH FOR THE TOP Mr. Milner Mr. Chrusch things gO better,! with Loke TRADE MARK REG. FOR SHOES CAMPUS DREAMTIME DAYTIME CLASSTIME CASUAL DATETIME The Friendliest Store in Town Sylvia’s Shoes go places They’re Fashionrite 10311 Jasper Avenue 422-2573 Both Coca-Cola and Coke are registered trade marks which identify only the product ot Coca-Cola Ltd. 94 MOMENTS TO REMEMBER This Page is Sponsored by BIRKS JEWELLERS 95 One of the important events of the year was the choosing and crowning of Miss Senior Redmen, on November 27. A hectic week of shoe shining, sock hopping, and pennant selling led up to the major event of the week, SNOWFLAKE SWIRL , at which Dobie Edmunds was selected from the five contestants pictured below, and crowned the new Miss Redmen. The other contestants were (left to right): Laurie Springham, Barbara Reid, Colleen McLeod, and Diane Aspeslet. 96 97 Betty Flagler Bill Clarke The highest awards in the school are the Citizenship Awards. These are the C. O. Hicks Award for boys and the J. P. Page Award for girls, presented to two grade twelve students on the basis of outstanding services to the school during their high school years. The deserving winners of these awards for 1963-64 are Betty Flagler and Bill Clarke. h.a. McFarland chemistry award Marlene Fisher This award is given annually to the student obtaining the highest Chemistry 30 mark in the school in honor of former principal H.A. McFarland. The 1964 award was given to Marlene Fisher, with a mark of 85%. Marlene received $50. 00 and the honor of having her name engraved on the plaque. CONGRATULATIONS FROM CJ’S DEE JAYS’ HAL WEAVER 8:00 - 1:00 DALE PARTRIDGE 1:00 - 6:00 FRANK TODD 4:00 - 8:00 SCOTT CAMERON 9 : 00 - 12:00 GEORGE PAYNE 12:00 - 4:00 CHUCK CHANDLER weekends JIM (EMPEROR) HAULT 6:00 - 9:00 CMC BOYS’ SPORTS Once again the time has come to turn the page on a fine athletic season at Vic. Many of our teams fared well, and all exhibited true sportsmanship, a fact of which all Vicites should be proud. The football season started off with a bang and the Senior Redmen, picked as the team to beat, gave all they had to produce a winner; but all was not enough as was evident throughout the season. Several key injuries proved costly to the team as it skidded from first to fifth position in the standings. Thus, we were not successful in our bid to unseat the de¬ fending champions--St. Mary ' s Angels. In Junior action, the Redmen finished in third spot, only three points behind the pace-setting Jasper Place Rebels. The coming of winter also saw the coming of the boys ' basketball season and Coaches Baker and Webb soon got the ball rolling. The Seniors had tremendous success throughout the season, sporting a ten win no loss record to capture the Edmonton Boys ' Senior Championship. The last game of the schedule proved to be the biggest for Vic, as they preserved their un¬ beaten record by defeating their nearest rivals, the Bonnie Doon Lancers. The Junior Basketball team also had a great season. Early in the schedule they appeared to be strong contenders for the league title. They proved they were so in the final tournament by defeating Queen Elizabeth, previously unbeaten Ross Sheppard, and in the biggest game of them all, the McNally Tigers. This made them the undisputed City Junior Champions. At the time of writing, the swim team is engaged in preparation for its annual high school meet and the track team is about to begin its annual fat-removing campaign. Congratulations to all coaches, players, and fans on a fine athletic year. May the name of Vic continue to be respected and feared in all athletic endeavors. -Ron Howden REDMEN ON THE WARPATH Players await the chance to play 1 Bob Robinson breaks away from one of many tackles. The coaches await the outcome of a key play, Vic Redmen scramble for loose ball Don ' t walk Redmen on the offense ■ 1 l ‘1 1 ■ m- ■ ■ ■ r 1 ' .AX ' [mm ( m SENIOR FOOTBALL FRONT ROW: John MacManus, Larry Olexiuk, Neil Martin, Sandy Lorimer, Jim Masson, Bill Tanner, Bob Robinson, Bill Drake, Archie Thomson. CENTER ROW: Mike Day, Ron Gough, Allen Melnychuk, Glenn Angelstad, Bob Dingman, Ron Howden, Joe Staszuk, Henry Mah, Jim Triscott, Bob McKenzie, Ross Cote, Rick Nykorak. BACK ROW: Brian Sims, Ken Turnbull, Mr. Demeriez and Mr. Webb, Coaches; Brian Boyce, Mr. Ross, Mr. Baker, Coach; Lloyd Roesler, Gary Tkachuk. JUNIOR FOOTBALL FRONT ROW: Glen Sawula, Norman Dick, Myron Faryna, Howard Wharram, Bob Kingshep, Allen Babtist, Bob , Wesley Mays, Doug Murray, Gary Tetterington, Gary Ryan. CENTER ROW: Mr. Wynn, Coach; Joe Prodor, Tom Sket, Norm Alexson, Jim Taylor. Lloyd Tulloch, Dick Thompson, Robby Dickson, Jack Schwarzberg, Vlad Eshenko, Mr. Miller, Coach. BACK ROW: Brian Nish, Ken Lee, Wayne Barry, Tom Rourke, Wayne Buck, Ron Shuster, Bob Sulyma, Bohdon Jereniuk. 105 REDMEN IN ACTION Vic Redmen Versus the Harlem Clowns Vic ' s Junior Redmen stop opponents from scoring, A tense moment on the bench Bruce Wyley adds two points to Vic ' s highest scoring game of the season. Vic ' s Juniors score two more Mr. Baker gives final instructions to Warren Champion. 1 ' i ti JUNIOR BOYS’ BASKETBALL FRONT ROW- Doug Williams, Doug Murray, Ken Turnbull, Captain; Jack Schwizberg, Co-captain; Gary Cummings. BACK ROW: Steve Goertz, Don Groot, Mr. Webb, Coach; David Hansen, Mel Smith. 107 DICK BLASTS BROTHER’S RECORD On January 22 when the Redmen blasted the Eastglen Blue Devils 86-39, Dick Krenz set a new scoring record with his 46 points in one game. The record was previously held by his brother and former untouchable , Doug, who had 45 points. Congratulations to Dick and the whole team! 0n Educate ton “Let no youth have any anxiety about the upshot of his education, whatever the line of it may be. If he keeps faithfully busy each hour of the working day, he may safely leave the final result to itself. He can, with perfect certainty, count on waking up some fine morning to find himself one of the competent ones of his generation, in whatever pursuit he may have singled out. Silently, between all the details of his business, the POWER of JUDGING in all that class of matter will have built itself up within him as a possession that will never pass away. Young people should know this truth in advance. The ignorance of it has probably engendered more discouragement and faintheartedness in youths embarking on arduous careers than all other causes put together.” William James, Psychologist wom-n we tj-riM-fri es. _ v-f r m a o YOUR INVESTOR.OWNED GAS UTILITY SERVING ALBERTANS SINCE 1923 108 CHEERLEADERS BACK ROW: Diane Hicks, Dawn Ford, Maureen Hannon, Bonnie Mclennan, Colleen McLeod. FRONT ROW: Peggy Derricott, Charmaine Stevens, Dobie Edmunds, Donna Rinder. During a tense moment at a football or basketball game the cheerleaders were al¬ ways there leading the fans in some of Vic ' s favorite cheers. Pep Rallies and other ac¬ tivities were also attended by the cheer¬ leaders. Appearing with the cheerleaders were Vic ' s two mascots Arlene Weber and Judy Downey. (Vic is very proud of Arlene and Judy who are both Northern Alberta Champions. ) The Vic students would like to extend their thanks to the cheerleaders Arlene Weber and Judy Downey and mascots for a job well done. Grad Photos and Major Group Photos taken by McDERMID STUDIOS 109 Bank of Montreal Guidebook to a Challenging Career This interesting booklet could show you the way to a career which is giving great satisfaction to hundreds of high school graduates. It outlines what the B of M can offer you . . . gives details on the many absorbing jobs to be filled . . . the promotions you can qualify for . . . the pension plan and other benefits you are entitled to as a career banker with Canada’s First Bank. If you are interested in getting started in a career with a future when you graduate from high school it would be smart to find out now if the B of M is for you. Why not drop in soon to your nearest B of M branch and ask for a copy of “Career Opportunities at Canada’s First Bank”. Have a word with the manager about your prospects. Or drop a line to the Staff Department, Bank of Montreal, P.O. Box 6002, Montreal, P.Q. and ask for a copy. lifiil There are 20 B of M Branches in Edmonton and district to serve 110 GIRLS’ SPORTS Although this year the girls ' teams were not as successful as in previous years, the girls did show fine school spirit and ability, and each team repre¬ sented our school extremely well. In the fall, the new physical education teachers. Miss Niewchas and Miss Hawryluk, organized the volleyball teams. The girls were very enthusiastic and practised hard but, unfortunately, they were un¬ able to beat the excellent teams from Bonnie Doon and Ross Shep. Shortly after Christmas, try-outs began for the junior and senior basketball teams. The senior team, coached by Miss Kirstein, placed second, be¬ hind Bonnie Doon, in their section. They met Eastglen in the semifinals, but were unable to beat them. The junior team, coached by Miss Niewchas, practised very hard, but they were unable to finish in the finals. At the present time the swim team is practising very hard for the coming competition. In two meets they have beaten McNally and Ross Shep. Next week they will meet J. P. and the winners in each event will go on to the finals at the University. The badminton team has just been chosen and they will be meeting their opponents in a few weeks. Conditioning for the girls ' track and field team will start next week and outside training will start as soon as the grounds are in suitable condition. Congratulations to the coaches and girls, who have represented Vic so well, and lots of luck to next year ' s team. -Linda Easton ill SENIOR VOLLEYBALL FRONT ROW: Maureen Hannon, Jane Netelenbos, Laraine Harvey, Vicki Fallis. BACK ROW: Miss Niewchas, Coach; Dianne Aspeslet, Audrey Dowoshaya, Lynn Benson, Juanita Henderson, Cathy Carlyle, Linda Easton, Manager. JUNIOR VOLLEYBALL FRONT ROW: Gloria Bellman, Dawn Ford, Joan Smith, Elinor Magee, Joann Pollock, Linda Browning, Marlene Crowle. BACK ROW: Miss Hawryluk, Coach; Jean Allison, Brenda Burgess, Judy Knell, Marg Skeel, Hilda Leach. 112 JUNIOR GIRLS’ BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: Gloria Bellman, Bonny Royce, Paula Parkinson, Co-captain; Ethel Aspeslet, Co-captain; Rebecca Swininga, Jean Allison. BACK ROW: Miss Niewchas, Coach; Marg Skeel, Elinor Magie, Susan Barr, Marlene Crowle, Evelyn Panteluk, Manager. SENIOR GIRLS’ BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: Helga Scharfengerg, Margaret Vail, Diana Mah, Vicki Fallis, Co¬ captain; Iris Hawryluk. BACK ROW: Miss Kirstein, Linda Easton, Carol Radomsky, Cathy Caryle, Maureen Hannon, Co-captain; Juanita Henderson, Jane Netelenbos, Barbara West, Manager. 113 CURLING TEAM Bruce Maclennan, Don Rattray, Don MacGregor, Bill Pell. RIFLE TEAM TOP ROW: Bob Sulyma, Mr. Nering, Allen Keeler. CENTER ROW: Rick Rintoul, Brian Keeler. FRONT ROW: Peter Poznasky. MIXED BOWLING TEAM CITY CHAMPIONS LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Walton, Susan Stride, Brian Hembling, Dale Smith, Sandra Warr. 114 SWIM TEAM ENJOY THE BK Refreshment in Soft Drinks! BIGORANGE BIG LEMON - LIME BIG PUNCH BIG GRAPE BIG DOUBLE COLA GINGER ALE Compliments to the Students of a very fine school VAL’S DONUTS LTD. (Donuts for every occasion) 8810-125 Avenue 477-6432 CALGARY BEVERAGES LTD. 115 ! | 1 W I flTM® 9 i “ tSf. , y ' { ' , f A ' £$, | £3i This Page is Sponsored by . . . McDERMID STUDIOS LTD. 117 It is with a great deal of pleasure that we, the Staff and Management of A W Drive-Inns, sponsor this space. We have had the privilege of serving many of you and are proud to be a part of the memoirs of your school days. The pages of this book are a dedication to your way of life for the past sev¬ eral years. In today’s world, with the methods of communication and scientific knowledge now achieved, we have been compelled to live closer with people of other nations. No longer should man isolate himself, nor should any loyal Canadian boy or girl be content with doing the minimum. It is our sincere hope that you never lose faith in yourselves or others, and through education may we find better ways of using the abundance of things the Creator has given our great nation, that we might continue to be proud to call our- selves Canadians. A W DRIVE-INNS OF EDMONTON, LTD Gee, I don ' t know Apple for WHO ? Deck the Halls Monkey I think it ' s a SIPHONAPTERA Clear brain Biology lab SEPTEMBER 1 School opened--the beginning of another school term. SEPTEMBER 10 11 Senior students greeted Frosh with smiling faces, Frosh Court and Frosh Dance to wind up the activities for another year. SEPTEMBER 11 The Football Jamboree kicked off the start of another football season. SEPTEMBER 24 25 The hustle and bustle of students joining various clubs during Club Week. NOVEMBER 6 The students began to file into the Audi¬ torium as Vic ' s first lit of the year was about to begin. NOVEMBER With the promotion of football in mind, the Assemblies Board had sponsored several pep rallies and sock hops with great success--girls ' volleyball was in full swing. NOVEMBER 27 A great day for Dobie Edmunds who was crowned Miss Redmen at the Snowflake Swirl. DECEMBER The collecting of gifts for Vic ' s Xmas hampers which were given to needy families throughout the city--basketball was the highlight during this month with the CAPHEfi, Tournament coming up. DECEMBER 17 Ugh--exams started--students wished they had started to study sooner. DECEMBER 23 School is out--for ten days at least! JANUARY Basketball got into full swing ending in City Championships for both senior and Junior boys. FEBRUARY More pep rallies in support of basketball to encourage students to come to the games--Grad President elected--Reach for the Top. FEBRUARY 1 Vic students were hard at work on our entry in the Muk Luk. FEBRUARY 12, 13, 19 20 The year play--Importance of Being Earnest--had a run of four successful nights. MARCH All during this month the swim was preparing for the swim meet in April MARCH 4 Career Day activities went into full swing. MARCH 12 Vic ' s final lit of the year--Mr. Chursch made his usual speech (laugh--laugh). APRIL Vic ' s band and choir put on a concert which was a huge success--KLash Day, APRIL 1 Vic ' s yearbook was sent to the printer April Fools--it wasn ' t sent until the MAY Awards ' Night--Graduation--the boys were broke for the next month--Track and Field was fun after which ended the sports for another year. 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