Medicine Hat High School - Yearbook (Medicine Hat Canada, Alberta)

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TO THE GRADUATES OF 1987 I appreciate the opportunity to address the graduating class. The poem below sums up many a graduate's thoughts and feelings. I dedicate myself Not only to strive For the goals I have set But to meet them and set even more Not only to hold To the dreams I have had But to dream greater dreams than before Not only to enjoy This land and its wealth But to make it a better place to live And not only to take What I can from this life But to love and to generously give May Alice Loberg This powerful young graduating class has truly boundless potential. You face tomorrow with an unparalleled level of secondary education, in a free and democratic society. Many unfulfilled prophecies lie ahead. Today's dreams will indeed be met and new dreams will be dreamed. Yet the accomplishment of the dreams will only be significant in terms of what you put in to making the dreams a reality. As Saint Francis of Assissi aptly wrote, It is in giving that we receive. On behalf of the teaching staff and administrators, I congratulate each of you on your graduation. It is with a great deal of happiness that I tell you how proud we all are at this moment. We wish you well in every future endeavour. David J. Beresh Principal AWARDS CONTRIBUTORS Arnold Watson Medicine Hat Curling Club St. John's Music Ltd. Quota Club Yamaha Canada Medicine Hat Lions Club CJ CY Royal Canadian Legion, Redcliff Branch No. 6 City of Medicine Hat Royal Canadian Legion, Memorial Branch No. 17 B'NAI B'RITH Zelmor Automotive Ltd. Mrs. Sophie Lesk Kohlmetz Family Canadian Liquid Air Ltd. Hat Pipeline Construction M.H.H.S. Students' Union Chartered Accountants Association Action Parts Ltd. Loyal Order of the Moose, Medicine Hat Lodge No. 1073 Alberta Teachers, Association Pacific Automotive Show Kinsmen Connaught Golf Club Medican Construction Ltd. Class of 1984 Medicine Hat Chinese Fellowship Zone 7 High School Drama Festival Medicine Hat Business 84 Professional Women's Club Josten's School Services Medicine Hat Rotary Club Fabricland Aluminum, Brick 8L Glassworkers International Union

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CHURCH SERVICE 6,g.,, . AA f -A ,t 1 P ',4'1 45 A SERVICE OF WORSHIP FOR THE GRADUATING CLASS, 1987 7 ' ' fjffxfw lf: S: ' OF MEDICINE HAT HIGH SCHOOL, - 'A Mix ' 8 'Zig June 28, 1987 QR , 'T' 'ii THE oRDER or WORSHIP A I 41 f' Arvd V -A,' , 'For visual reasons, please remain seated for the processional. The Service 1 . 2 l k fl' aww' proceeds unannounced. ,, ' - I L'-xg. 1. ' ' t ik l The Prelude - Juanita Mytton and Darrel Maier . K . -r X : , Q f X 6, The Processional ff! ,. R.. The Invocation Prayer - Rev. Richard Worden f,,ff' sg The Welcome - Karen Bootland :X 'J I 4 The Hymn - This Day God Gives Me ,F 'fi ,L f. - t l. This Day God gives me, strength of high heaven, 4 an F, x J X . fe- Sun and moon shining, flame in my hearth, Vx F' - A-gal-n Flashing of lightning, wind in its swiftness, R A X : X , Deeps of the ocean, firmness of earth. . X X1 X- ' xx X The Graduating Class of 1987 would like to thank the following people for their preparation and contributions to help make this Service a success: Rev. Art Adams Rev. Richard Worden Rev. Graham Dickie Darrel Maier Juanita Mytton Mr. Dave Beresh Karen Bootland Rhonda Reynar Steve Pudwell Christy Shave Mrs. Helen Snortland Mr. Al Pols The Grad Choir The Music Court We would also like to thank those who have stood beside us for the past twelve years, who provided counselling and con- tinuous support. Thank you for being here for us today as we celebrate this important event in our lives. The Grads of '87 Memorial Flowers - The flowers which add to the worship set- ting today are placed in memory of: Russell Flaig Randy Seifried The plants are courtesy of The Riverview Greenhouse Limited and are gratefully acknowledged. 64 2. This Day God sends me, strength as my steersman, Might to uphold me, wisdom as guide. Your eyes are watchful, your ears are listn'ning Your lips are speaking, Friend at my side. 3. God's Way is my way, God's Shield is round me, God's Host defends me, saving from ill, Angels of heaven, drive from me always All that would harm me, stand by me still. 4. Rising, I thank You, Mighty and Strong One, King of creation, Giver of rest, Firmly confessing, Threeness of Persons, Oneness of Godhead, Trinity blest. The Old Testament Reading - Psalm 139: l-12, 17-18, 23-24 read by Rhonda Reynar Principal's Message - Mr. Dave Beresh The New Testament Reading - John 14: l-7 read by Steve Pudwell Prayer - Rev. Richard Worden Special Music - ' 'The Lord's Prayer - Soloist- Christy Shave, Accom- paniment - Leanne Biberdorf Sermon - The Road Goes On by Rev. Graham Dickie The Benediction - Rev. Richard Worden The Recessional - Darrel Maier and Juanita Mytton 9'The Congregation is invited to remain standing until the Recessional is completed. THE ROAD NOT TAKEN CRobert Frostj Two roads diverged in a yellow wood And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowthg And both that morning equally lay In leaves no step had trodden black. Oh, I kept the first for another day! Yet knowing how way leads on to way I doubted ifl should ever come back. I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Because it was grassy and wanted wear, Two roads diverged in wood, and I - I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference. Then took the other, as just as fair, And having perhaps the better claim, Though as for that the passing there Had worn them really about the same,