coach 1988, 1992 Mike Miller - Pan American Junior Championships Gold Medalist 1973 Linda Moore - née Tweedie, former Canadian and World curling champion (1985), colour commentator for TSN sports television. Bill Parnell - physical education teacher and head football coach, BC Sports Hall of Fame inductee, winner of the Mile race 1950 British Empire Games, Olympic 1500 meters finalist 1948 & 1952. Kris Pechet - coach of Seaquam Secondary School football team, 2006 BC AA High School Champions Ida Random - née Cunningham, nominated for 1988 Academy Award, Best Art Direction-Set Decoration, Rain Man Bob Random - né Chambers, character actor in movies and television c. 1955-1990 Margaret Trudeau - née Sinclair, former spouse of 15th Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau and mother of 23rd Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau Athletics The school had teams in football, rugby union, gymnastics, baseball, wrestling, volleyball, field hockey, basketball, swimming, tennis and golf. The Senior Boys football team captured the Shrine Bowl Provincial Championship in 1969, beating Maple Ridge Secondary 13-9 at Empire Stadium. The team was coached by former Canadian Olympian Bill Parnell. Murray Wimbles won outstanding lineman and Martin Smith won outstanding back for the game. The team also competed annually with North Vancouver High School for "The Helmet" in football and "The Shoe" in basketball as well as with neighbouring Carson Graham High School in football for "the Cage". The Senior Girls basketball team finished second in the British Columbia tournament in 1962. The Senior Boys basketball team won four consecutive league championships with their best season being 1966-67 when they had a 26-7 won-lost record. The Senior Tennis team won the 1968 BC provincial championships led by singles winners Michelle Carey and David Johnston. The Senior Wrestling Team was undefeated in dual meets during the 68/69 school year, and placed 3rd at the BC High School Wrestling Championships with Jim Miller (Gold), Rob Butler (Silver), and Pat Henman (Bronze) leading the way. Jim Miller won multiple national championships and represented Canada at Olympic & Pan American competitions. Jim Miller attended and graduated from Brown University and was inducted into their Athletic Hall of Fame. Both Jim Miller and Pat Henman competed at Simon Fraser University while on athletic scholarships. Pat Henman went on to coach wrestling in Abbotsford and lead Abbotsford Senior Secondary to numerous Fraser Valley Championships (1981-1985) and the Fraser Valley Zone to two Gold