Strathcona Tweedsmuir School - Paidia Yearbook (Okotoks, Alberta Canada)

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CLUBS GYMNASTICS CLUB Back Flow lBars1: Heather Rae, Julie Scott, Clark Garnett, Kathy Lamb, Martha Newell. Second Back Row lBars1: Jennifer Considine, Molly Lawson, Melanie Tetrault, Gretchen Cross. Centre Row lStanding1: Leanne Oughton, John Dundas, Bruce Leslie, Karen Mackie, Kim Watson, Rosalind Ftahme, Leslie Oughton, Greg Storwick, Dawn Springer, Jim Prentice, Mrs. Coyne. Front Row lKneeling1: Kim Bridgewater, Jane Ravvin, Melanie McCaig, Madeleine Shuttleworth, Renee Tetrault Julie Prette. Centre Formation: Sally Holman trearj, Gina Reuther tleftl, Debbie Juchem trightj, Susan Hay tfronty Calgary Separate Schools Gymnastic Competitions Boys Team - Honourable Mentions Captain - Clark Garnett - Senior Awards: Novice Girls -Team Champions - Paul Storwick - Junior - Top Girl - Flosalyn Ftahme - Bruce Leslie - Novice Junior Girls -Team Champions - John Dundas - Novice - Top 2 Girls - Kathy Lamb, Leslie Oughton. - Jim Prentice - Novice CROSS-COUNTRY SKI CLUB Back Row lStanding1: Brett Kyle, Mr. Keller, Jack Krusche, Jane McQuitty, Molly Lawson, Wayne Woods, Mr Piorecky. Front Row: Kelli Gough, Terry Dunn, Mark Heard, Rod Kirkham 24

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VALEDICTORY ADDRESS STRATHCONA-TWEEDSMUIR SCHOOL - JUNE 1974 Some people say these have been the best years of our lives, while others say the years to come will be the best. Whatever the past has held and whatever the future may bring, we, as the graduating class have realized one very significant thing that this particular period in our lives is a time to pause. lt is the end of one stage and the beginning of another. Whether we decide to continue with our education, to work, or to travel, l feel that each one of us will be taking a part of Strathcona-Tweedsmuir with him. This school to us is a large family, and l know that many of us will not only be concerned with the students and teachers but with the actual growth of the school next year and the years to come. We are all grateful to the people who have given us the opportunity to attend Strathcona-Tweedsmuir. We also extend our thanks to those who have given their many gifts. From donations, time and effort 2 spent, to responsibility and concern, these people have all helped make this school what it is to-day. Our time at Strathcona-Tweedsmuir has been a time of learning, inspiration and growth. With these years as the foundation we feel that we will be able to contribute well to the next stages of our lives. Most important, perhaps, is we feel we have learned to enjoy and appreciate all kinds of people. When we were in the lower grades we looked up so very much to the seniors. They seemed so grown-up and so wise. Now, here we are at the end of our senior year and find we are not totally grown-up nor totally wise. We have been introduced to responsibilities and find that there are stilla lot of questions to ask and solutions to seek. This stage of life has given us the basis to continue to learn and to ask some of the imporatant questions of life, but most of all, to help us help ourselves to find the answers. June 22nd, 1974 Pamela Macdonald