Strathcona Tweedsmuir School - Paidia Yearbook (Okotoks, Alberta Canada)

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HEADMASTEPJS MESSAGE Paidia 86 marks the fifteenth year of Strathcona-Tweedsmuir School. The record of this eventful year has been prepared, once again, by a dedicated group of Grade 12 students who have worked hard to provide us all with a memorable souvenir of the people and activities that made the year such a special one. During this year the School celebrated some of its history. The eightieth anniversary of the founding of one of our predecessor schools, St. Hilda's, was observed. The centenary of the completion of the CP Trans- continental railroad was reenacted by Lord Strathcona's great-grandson who came to S.T.S. to present gold spike awards, on behalf of the alumni, to the School's major benefactors. In addition to our grand occasions were other major events: the first Endeavours Programme, Marti-McKay Week with artist-in-residence Kitty Pryde, our production of NAnything Goesu, the entertaining Speech Day with its stormy debate: UA woman's place is in the homen - a topic argued so many years ago at St. Hilda's. There were the Grub Days, Students' Council contests and elections, Science Fair and the musical ride performed by the Lord Strathcona Horse. Our basketball and volleyball teams travelled far and wide competing against other schools and our track and field stars achieved regional and provincial recognition. As one looks through these pages the most important feature of all our events at school is the people participating in them: the students and staff. This participation and interaction become the significant memories of school, those which we carry with us throughout our lives. I thank the editors and yearbook staff for helping to preserve the memories. and Peter B . Ditchburn Headmaster

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