Lorne Jenken High School - This Time Forever Yearbook (Barrhead, Alberta Canada)

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S H T O R O A T P I N G Back: Rudy Stein, Allister Piers, Russel Nelisher, Terry Nutt, Chawn Bozak Middle: Mr. Barr, Rhonda Golby, Dave Ruschke, Brad Whittaker, Mr. Gosselin Front: Donna Smecko, Vickie Holgate Trapshooting-1984 The trapshooting season started April 28 with a Saturday clinic, and qualifying practises were held on May 2 from 4:15-6:30. Our first competition was June 2 when we hosted our second Invitational Trapshoot. Terry Nutt, Chawn Bozak, Rudy Stein, Allister Piers and Russel Nelisher scored 402 out of 500 to win the squad trophy and Brad Whittaker, Rhonda Golby, Vicki Holgate, and Davic Reschke placed third. In the Trophy shoot Terry Nutt won the first event and in doing so shot his first 25 straight. Brad Whittaker won the second event and Vicki Holgate won the third event. The trophies were donated by the Barrhead Fish and Game Club. The John Nickel Challenge Trophy was won by the students with a score of 215 out of 250. Students competing were Terry Nutt, Chawn Bozak, Rudy Stein, Allister Peirs and Russ Nelisher. Teachers shooting were L. Barr, D. Dunford, M. Flock, J. Gosselin, and S. Jupe with a score of l84out of 250. The last competition was a challenge with the Barrhead Fish and Game Club. The students lost 448 to 403 out of 500. Mr. L. Barr 8: Mr. G. Gosselin Back: Mrs . Lamothe , Stacy Wold , Chris MacGillivary, Cfmches August Reich , Dwaine Schade , Robbie Chernuka Next: Lisa Neitsch, Arnie Bell, Gary Suchow, Karen Henunerling, Linda Harke Next: Cindy Dotzlof, Julie Posnisk, Shelly Kirchner, Elaine Laarz , Cindy Dingman Front: Myrna Robinson , Heather Bonin , April Kasper, Donna Rudni cky T F we 3 R A I A N E C D L K D

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B A S K E T B A L L 1. Tom Krawiec, Gary Suchow 2. Loren John 3. Mandy Close Gordon Wenger, Tom Kraviec, Gary Suchow, Loren John, Tim Loitz, Paul Maykut, Darren Goertz, Richard Robinson, Jeff Hanson Gryphons Boys Basketball The Gryphon boys were more competitive during this season than they have been in the past few years. The scores in the past N season 11983-843 were close in most of the games played, with the Gryphons winning 14 out of the 27 games played. Along with the 8 regular league games, invitational tournaments were attended at Grande Cache, Drayton Valley, Grande Centre, Barrhead fhome tournamentl, and Edson. Highlights of the season were winning first place in the Drayton Valley tournament in Decem- ber, defeating Fort MacMurray Composite High School in a close match in the Grande Cache tournament in January, and win- ning a berth in the zone play-offs by easily defeating Westlock and Athabasca in the conference play-offs at the end of Febuary. The season ended in March at the zone play-offs in St. Albert where the Gryphon Boys were defeated by an excellent team from Hinton . Coach Mr. Schabert Assistant Coach Mr. Letovsky 1984 Girl's Basketball The female Gryphons had a successful season this year. Their over-all record this year was 22 wins and 8 losses. They started the season by winning the Grande Cache tournament by defeating Concordia College in the final. The following weekend they won the Drayton Valley tournament, defeating Drayton Valley in the final game. They also won the A consolation final in the Edson tournament. In League play the Gryphons were 7 and l, and their only loss was to Salisbury, a 4-A school. A conference was held in Barrhead and the Gryphons defeated Westlock and Athabasca to advance to the Zones which were held in St. Albert. The Gryphons played very well at the zones defeating Edson, but lost to Bev Facey in the final game. A second place finish in the zones was a job well-done as the Gryphons had 8 rookies in the final line-up this year. Mr. Sheridan Coach Tammy Conklin fcaptainl, Jodean Hapienko, Dana Urlacher, Diane Anderson, Colleen Wimmer, Francie Fortier, Janine Charles, Monica Driessen, Peggy Pusch, Mandy Close

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The Coaches Message LR..I . Nadeaul Last year 119831 was unprecedented in extramural badmonton. In four major tournaments L.J.H.S. won 25 gold medals in- cluding 4 gold medals at the Provincial Championships in Calgary. No other school in the 22 year history of A.S.A.A. fAlberta Schools Athletic Association! has ever accomplished such a feat-- until this year, that is. This year with a smaller team Cthree fewer playersj Lome Jenken High School again won 4 gold medals at provincials. By winning 34 of 36 games our school was mainly responsible for helping North Central Zone win 4 provincial trophies: Soprovich Trophy ftop non-urban zonej, Junioir and Intermediate Aggregate Plaques, and the President's Trophy ft8Lp zone in the provincej. The 1984 Badminton Team and each Players Contribution: Class Level Conference Zone Provincials Boys Singles R011 K3dY10 Jr gold silver Brad Crawford I bronze Girls Singles Colleen Krikk e Sr sold gold gold Girls Doubles Dianne Anderson 8: Liza Neitsch J r silver Francie Fortier 6: Tammy Conklin I gold bronze Boys Doubles Simon Strydhorst Bc Steve Vriend J 1- ggld gold gold Bill Fluet 8: Loren John I gold gold gold Alvin Thoma 8a Keith Lazzer Sr gold gold gold Mixed Doubles Lana Meunier 8: Richard Robinson J r gqld Silver Shannon Beck 8: David Kondics I sold . silver Dana Urlacher 8: Steven Kaplan Sr gold bronze The theme in badmonton this year was once again to enjoy , and I sincerely hope everyone, regardless of medals waon en joyed learning how to play the game better. Any activity, be it in sports or elsewhere, is more enjoyable if you can do it well. Mr. Lou Rondeau, team manager and assistant coach, deserves a special thank-you, not only for his role as manager and coach, but as bus driver and friend. Back: Mr. Rondeau, Steve Vriend, Keith Lazzer, I Alvin Toma, Bill Fluet, Mr. Nadeau Front: Loren John. Colleen Krikke, Simon Strydhorst