Robron High School - Robron Breakers Yearbook (Campbell River, British Columbia)

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Top: Ian Phillips, Connie Manning, Jonelle Kiviniemi, Darryl Manning. FAS I-IIGN SHOW fa., 'G U F Robron's first annual Grad Fashion Show took place on December 3, 1983. A con- siderable amount of organization was required and many lessons were learned in the process. A large audience was on hand to watch students model and listen to com- mentators Gary Falck and Penny Corcoran. Local merchants helpfully donated door prizes while many parents provided baked goods. The evening was a successful first for the 1984 graduates. Annagret Levesque is to be congratulated on her perseverance. Many others were instrumental in decorating the gym and setting up tables. Student Models: Bill Nelson, Lisa Titus, Rita Bnangu, Elisa Jackovicn, Jamie Wallace, Darryl Manning, Toni Palmiere, Jo Dee Billy, Terry Ramm, Tania Pair, lan Phillips, Gurpreet Sangha, Lisa Scales, Bonnie Maxwell, Jennifer Noanes, Cneryl Thomas, Annagret Levesque, Connie Manning, Jonelle Kivinien , Rob Giroux Fashions supplied by: Action Sports, Workwear World, Cherry Wine, Robinson's, Kid's Wear, Dreamnoat Annie's, Smart Set, Reitman's, Pretty Baby, Cinderella Boutique, A-dart 74

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lv uuklni- v-- ::4z 1 ,, Your productions brought the Drama program on track this year. Early in the year, practices began for a presentation of the comedy HThe Still Alarmn. This play involved a small but eager cast which perform- ed during the Carnival in October. Ambition was the key to December's undertakings. HA Christmas Carolu and HWhere's Christmas?U were pro- duced for an evening of entertainment. The year's major project came during the spring when HTwelve Angry Menu was Robron's entry in the North Island Drama Festival. Many people were responsible for the successes achieved by Robron's dramatists during this paSt year. Impressive efforts were made at all levels - on stage and behind the scenes. SPECIAL MUSIC EiXHEKJEE!!! Not all of CD6 talent at Robron lies in the older, more established groups. While they have had less exposure, the beginning groups have shown that Robron's music progranzhas some great musicians on their way up through the ranks. The students would like to thank their band leaders, Hr. Brian Lillos and lr.3oo Rempel, for their patience and devoted energies during this very satisfying year. 73

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YEARBOOK STAFF L 5 4 - ,r Q F 'e X I T -if-9 -C 'mar ' . n 4 x ,qw , a ' i i This year's annual was put together by an extremely small but dedicated group. The book involved some extra work this year in order to accomodate the addition of grad write-ups and Lge increaseQ num- ber of activities to be covered this year. There has been a genuine effort to make this book IEE best annual that Robron has ever seen. The people involved deserve a great amount of praise for the time and perseverance that they provided. Eric Watchorn is especially deserving of thanks for the hours that he spent in the dark so that the pictures were done on time. Mr Roberts did a great job of juggling lunch hours, teaching and marking in order to take many of the team pictures and candids. Last but definitely not least, are the two major pasters and tyaists who put all of the rougn ideas into and organized form. Tnirza Nattenbarger and Sandra Mic have stuck with the job at times when many others would have run screaming in horror. HrS. D. Brown helped in the organization, copy- writing and some typing. Other helpers who require recognition areg Kevin Cowie, Kim Bell, and Lucy Bell, Don Jones, Sandra Gowryluk, anu Anea .ilson. 75 LI