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

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DEDICATION Mr. Wyber, who has taught at M. H. H. S. for twen ty-seven years, is now linked almost exclusively with the subject of Physics. However, he has taught most of the physical sciences and several mathematical courses and has been actively involved in such diversified areas as drama, music, track and held, curling and chess. In June of this year he stepped down from the position of Science Department Head, a post he has held for twenty years. He continues to have a special affection for the school of the green and white. The Yearbook Staff is pleased to dedicate this year's Yearbook to Mr. Jack Wyber, our Science Department Specialist. Our School has been privileged during its years of existence, to have had and have many excellent teachers. Mr. J. Wyber is such a teacher. He has given many long years of dedicated service to the students who have passed through our School System. We are honored to be able to recognize the great contributions our Patriarch flongest continual teaching service at M.H.H.S.J of Medicine Hat High School's teaching staff and are looking forward to many more years of successful service to the students of our fine school. Congratulations!

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TABLE OF CONTENTS School Photo ....... 1 Grad Exercise Program .... 29 Badminton . . . 134 Table of Contents ..... 2 Graduation Theme - 1988 . . 30 Curling . . . 135 Dedication of Yearbook . . 3 Church Service ......... 31 Wrestling .,.. 136 Yearbook Staff ....... 4 Awards .............. 32-33 Senior Golf . . . 137 Principal's Message ...... 5 Graduands and Baby Pictures 36-71 Sport Candids . . . 138 M.H.H.S. Student Council . 6 Memorial ............. 71 Club Activities .... 139 Master Teacher ........ 7 Undergrads - Grade 12 . . . 72 Student Exchange . . . 140 Teaching Staff . . . 8-10 Post Graduates ..... . 73 Photo Club .... . . 141 Support Staff . . . . 11 Grad Activities . . . . 74-86 Drama ...... . . . 142-143 Candid Shots .......... 12-14 Grade 11 Students . . . . 87-98 Bands .......... . . . 144-148 M.H.H.S. Vice-Principals . . 13 Grade 10 Students . . . . 99-111 Peer Support Team . . . . . 149-153 M.H.H.S. Top Staff lntermurals - St. Pat's Tea ........... 154-155 Members ........... 15 Grades 9 and 10 . . . 112 Technical-Vocational ..... 156-157 Welcome-New Principal . . 16 Grade9Students . . . . . 113-123 Awards .......... . . . 158 Candid Pl'1OiOS ....... . 17-22 IrlI6rl'1'1uralS - Business Educatiqm ,,,,,, 159 Grad Executive ........ 23 Grades 9and 10 . . 124 New Superintendent H76 . . . 160-161 Grad President's Address . . . 24 Sports ....... . . 125 Candids - Around the Grad Exercises, Banquet, Football ......... . . . 126-127 School ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 162-170 Cabaret Invitations .... 25 Basketball ............ 128-130 Autographs ....... . . . 171-172 Valedictory Address ...... 26-27 Randy Derheim Award .... 131 Principal's Message to Grads . 28 Volleyball ............ 132-133 IIIIIIIIIIIIII I I I I I I I I I I I I I I GENERAL INFORMATION Address!Teleph0ne Number Advanced Diploma and Matrlculatlon Medlcme Hat High School 200 7th Street S W Medicine Hat Alberta T1A 4K1 Telephone 527 3371 Medicine Hat School District 1176 601 lst Avenue S W Medicine Hat Alberta TIA 4Y7 Telephone 526 1323 School Goals Our administration and staff have chosen three major goals which will be the focus of our efforts over the next few years These are That students are able to gain confi dence as they achieve and demon strate competence That students acquire critical think 1ng skills and decision making ab1l1 ties accompanied by a recognition of responsibility for results of deci sion making That students develop and demon strate acceptable standards of con duct and citizenship The Advanced Diploma IS a high standard diploma given by Alberta Education Matriculation lS a umver sity s entrance requirements A umver sity s entrance requirements may vary from area of study to area of study as well as from one university to the next Students are asked to check with their counsellors regarding matriculation requirements Bell Times Warning Bell 8 57 Period 1 Period 2 Period 3 Period 4 Period 5 Period 6 Period 7 Period 8 Period 9 Period 10 900945 9451025 1028 11081148 11481228 12181258 1258 138 2 8 221301 30 341 Staff Meeting Days Period 7 Period 8 Period 9 Period 10 1258123 123 8 1482 6 216241 I I I I II I I I I I I I I OUR SCHOOL Medicine Hat High School is a strong vibrant school which has truly unique characteristics The popula tion 1S approximately 1 400 students in grades IX to XII The comprehensive nature of the school serves all of South Eastern Alberta A variety of pro grams in academics technical educa tion business education and the arts stress excellence in every area of stu dent development These programs are supplemented by over sixty clubs and activities acting under the aus pices of our student council How well students do at Medicine Hat High School is a combination of many factors The greatest single fac tor IS student involvement 1 urge all students to get involved with in class and out of class activities How much our students get out of their atten dance here IS directly proportional to their investment of time and energy EN AVANT EVER ONWARD X .. . . X . . . . . N . , . . - .D . . X , 1 .. , .s . . . . - X . ., . v . d X n - . , I X . D. . - .. . . y X . I 1. - - . . l l - X , - .. - ' N ' . . . X . n - . . X . . x l I - .. . ' X D .. . . . ' : X . . . . - f'f N . , , ' z-11:08 I - - , 1. . .- ' :-: . . .- . ' X ... . . X 2: . .. . .Q . I'-ffg N .. . . . .. ' , , X 5, ,, . 1 .v - Q15 X . . X 3 I - X ' ' :-: N ,. , - ' I-1:4 X ' ' :-:1 N ' :-: N x 2 x X

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Shawna A nderson Maria Boutkan Cori Campbell Jo y Maddaford Melanie Martins Heather McCaig Nadine Polachic Marcia Rosaine JennU'er Swain Terri T essman Jennie Urnpleby 1987-88 was an active year for all facets of Medicine Hat High School - academic, sports, and extra- curricular activities. Our small staff and staff advisor worked long hours to produce a yearbook worthy of our school. We hope that we have reached our goal. At this time, we would like to apologize for the few errors that will be found in this book. Unfortunately, time did not permit us to proofread this project more than once. We would like to thank our advisor, Mr. Rodnunskyg a special thank you to Mr. Bahnmiller, our photographer, say good luck to the grads, welcome all 1988-89 students and say thank you to all who helped us out in any way. Respectfully, YEARBOOK STAFF -:-- ' ,A - Q1 i i 8 . rl' .- ,-'- 1 ,JY i7f:'li.S'. 9: agua : 6 .l fe' Nl11IviI11'NHI lhgh Sahoul Y 8 Mr. H. Rodnunsky ui? Mr. D. Bahnrniller Staff A d visor EN AVANT - EVER ONWARD Photographer