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

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MASTER TEACHER - 1987-88 We are in our fifth year in honoring a member of our Teaching Staff as the Master Teacher of MHHS for the year 1987-88. After four successful students' surveys during 1983-1987, the 1987-88 survey was equally gratifying. This year's teacher, surviving a four-way race, was Mr. David George. Mr. George writes: It is a great honor to have been selected Master Teacher of the year by the students of Medicine Hat High School. The award takes on greater significance when I consider how many truly dedicated and capable teachers there are on staff here. As I now prepare to leave the school for a one-year sabbatical leave, I have cause to reflect on the past ten years at MHHS. Undoubtedly, the most important memories involve the many wonderful, talented students with whom I have been able to associate and develop relationships in class, on basketball teams, and at various student social and sports activities. I have also been most fortunate to have worked with a number of hard-working, gifted colleagues in the social studies department and throughout the school. My philosophy of teaching is rather simple, but poses a number of challenges and leads to great feelings of satisfaction. In essence, I see teaching as a profession which places people above all other concerns. The needs of students must form the basis of all work done in schools. This has at times created difficult situations, but inevitably has resulted in the provision of meaningful, lasting education to young people. To be a part of such an endeavor is more than one could ever ask for. Once again thank you to the students of MHHS for this honor, and best wishes to teachers and students next year. T ' T ' David George The students, parents and School Board No. 76 are very fortunate to have this outstanding educator in our district. The yearbook staff is proud and honored to proclaim Mr. David George Master Teacher of M.H.H.S. for 1987-88 . We thank you for being on our staff. Yearbook Committee

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HHS sr DE Tcou CIL PRE IDE T What would school be without sports, clubs, organizations, and social functions? Can you imagine only looking forward to the academics of school and not the dance or football game Friday night? Student Council is the lifeforce behind a school's morale and esprit de corps . It pulls the 1300 and some students of this school into one loyal unit. As the 1987-88 president of this year's council, I, along with all its members, have truly experienced a year of great success. Exciting dances, outrageous group activities, as well as revision of the student council doctrine were a few of the many successful endeavors accom- plished this year. The hours of free time our representatives from the four grade levels contributed accounted for the success of this year's council. I hope that this enthusiasm from the students and council continues in the future. There are several parties that I must acknowledge for their unrelenting support and effort. First of all to the student council members, your hard work made this year that which it was, to Dr. Beresh for bending over backward anytime the student council needed assistance, and finally, to the student body for becoming involved with the many activities throughout the year. You are the backbone of the school and you alone can make your high school days a time to remember. It is hard to believe that I have spent six years at this institution and it is a little bit frightening to think that I will be leaving it. To my fellow graduates best of luck, and to the returning students remember always be yourself and never surrender your principles. HHS STUDE TCOU CIL Good Luck, Tim Clugston I llkllll I SIIG WDP bf BA CK ROW: Christy Gust, Katharine Knowles, Kent Jesse, Randy Dotzler, Joelle Welling, Susan Bush, Tim Clugston lPresidentj, Tanis Knowles, Robin Beck, Brandi Cormier. FRONT RO W: Wendy Fleming, Jennyer Zablocki, Lilas Litousky, Trudy Smith, Danny Thomas, Scott Milroy, Kenny Hawkins, Jana Lonsdale. MISSING: Kurtis Welling, Jacki Oltphant, Tanja Eggeman. 6

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