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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1977 volume:

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Such catch phrases as NDo your own thingn, nLife should be led like a cavalry chargen, and the old, old standbye, nEat drink and be merry, for tomorrow you may dien are bantered about by young people with no real thought to completing the phrase. Let me pose a proposition. Increasing age is directly proportional to increasing responsibility. To say it in non-mathematical language, the older you are, the more responsibility you have. In symbols this could be represented as AMR and A:KR where HAH represents your age, URW represents your responsibility and HKU is a constant that does not depend on age or responsibility. If you can see this proposition and then understand the concept, we can go on Lat us look gives you freedom to requires you to have again at our catch phrases. WFreedomU. Well, if your age drink or drive or smoke, then by our thesis your age the responsibility to keep these freedoms under control so that K will remain constant - K your purpose in life. It must remain constant. If you have reached the age where you can WDo your own thingn remember that you must accept the responsibility that goes along with it and you must maintain that constant purpose in life K. Whatever your own WThingU, it has quences and you are responsible for them. nLife should be led like its conse- a cavalry chargen. Fine, if you realize that you must accept the responsibility for the charge and no cavalry charge has been successful without a plan of a purpose for the attack. UEat drink and be merry for tomorrow you but remember you most likely are not going to die tomorrow and you to have to accept the responsibility and the consequences for your drinking and merry-making. attack and may dien- are going eating, So in conclusion to this short exercise, take your HFreedomU but accept its responsibility, HDo your own thingn, but be sure you know the consequencesg HLead your life like a cavalry chargen, but plan your charge and have a purpose, UEat drink and make merryn, but be prepared to go on living tomorrow. Tomorrow is a gggat day and it is yours. 4 Faculty Mme. Claudette Brown C1974-19775 Mme. Brown joined the staff of STS in 1974 as French teacher for the Junior School. Under her direction a strong French programme was developed. Mme. Brown leaves STS to join the Continuing Education Department of the Calgary School Board. Mrs. Joyce Schultz C1975-19775 Mrs. Schultz became Grade 2 teacher at STS in January,1975. ln 1976-77 she taught Grade 1. Mrs. Schultz is leaving STS to raise a family. Mrs. Jacki Tolg C1975-19773 Mrs. Tolg, a well-known Calgary artist, became art teacher at STS in 1975. She taught art to junior and senior high students, advised the yearbook staff, and designed a new symbol for the school. Mrs. Tolg is leaving us to take up residence in Houston, Texas, where she will continue her career 5 ll f f ' I km, .5 'N-1.x , Q - ,S an N .1 ff . ul. I, ' -M, 44 Ph- Y , 2 ,af ....J Jw- ffyi, .1 s,-rl .. A.- N.. ,f 7' g ,.,xN uf Z 'A if - g ,,..u., 'wa lx f - 1? hi if Q, .. 7,1 I .1 Q in 'iff ' .Fx 1' '. . K 1.111 1 H x P - 5 :Sg2:,.g3:g5,, -gif.- J , M, ii-u'f'5:ij!S!5!g3:.!52!.f??. uqfff' 5? A , v,2giffZ!'5?.'33jQi5ff:: 53 .Q f F - 'K-Q . , . lr-xg1:1114-'.-.-'.'5'.-.zzzzfjifgr 94. r3'3 'L . -'.-'--':i.gfY3 '. ,L 3 . :Qin Q A xy!! .. ,. .,, 1: N, ,Z X ls , K X A L f Y f ' Y ! 4 . . - . 4 . E, , , Q':,-.3--.'-.-.gh-.'-Gia,-QE:5233: ,-,. -- - , N S J gggg,2'?.'.'-Q.'-1-1:53:rii's ?5'ih , :f-4 xx--.ffrf-2'-::,,j' ,--gjlrww--wi I Ajznmxs-r?f::1::.:::.:55 -21 ffTZ::r: ::2t:ff1--fl sj-sQg,'1'-'- iilglffggw ..A. , 6 HEADMASTER W.A. Heard B.Ed.CUniversity of Albertaj, Alberta Teacher's Certificate. Assistant Headmaster P.B. Ditchburn B.A.,Dip.Ed. CUniversity of Melbourneb, M.Ed. CUniversity of Calgaryj, Alberta Teacher's Certificate. Head of English Department. D.R. Nelson o B.Ed. fUniversity of Albertaj, Alberta Teacher's Certificate Head of Junior High School. P.R. Adams, B.P.E. CUniversity of Calgaryb, Alberta Teacher's Certificate. K. Akim'Bey G.G. Bauman, B.Sc. CUniversity of Calgaryj, Alberta Teacher's Certificate. Head of Junior School. Miss B. Bauer, B.Ed. CUniversity of Calgaryb, Alberta Teacher's Certificate. Madame Claudette Brown, Alberta Teacher's Certificate. R.H. Cojocar, B.Ed. CUniversity of Calgaryj, Alberta Teacher's Certificate. Mrs. K.W. Coskey, Alberta Teacher's Certificate. Mrs . L.L. Coyne, B.Sc. Cwashington State Universityb, M.A. COhio State Universityb, Alberta Teacher's Certificate. Mrs. Margit Desrochers, A.R.C.T. CRoyal Conservatory of Music, Torontol. Mrs. N. Foster, B.Ed. CUniversity of Calgaryj, Alberta Teacher's Certificate. G.D. Freight, B.A. CUniversity of Calgaryb, Alberta Teacher's Certificate. Head of Modern Languages Department. C.J. Hay, B.A. CUniversity of Calgaryj, Alberta Teacher's Certificate. Head of Social Studies Department. M. Keller, B.Sc. CUniversity of Arizonal, M.Sc. CUniversity of Calgaryj, Alberta Teacher's Certificate. Head of Mathematics-Physics. Mrs. J.B. Kerr, B.Ped. CUniversity of Manitobaj, Alberta Teacher's Certificate. H. Koning, B.Ed. CUniversity of Calgaryj, Alberta Teacher's Certificate. J.H. McConnell, B.A. CUniversity of Calgaryj, Alberta Teacher's Certificate. Mrs. A. Mitchell, B.A. CHons.D CUniversity of Cardiffb, Alberta Teacher's Certificate. Dr. Eva Nosal, M.Ed. CPedagogical University, Pragueb, M.Sc., PhD.CUniversity of Calgaryj, Alberta Teacher's Certificate. Mrs. S. Ropchan, B.Ed., Dip. Ed.CUniversity of Calgaryj, Alberta Teacher's Certificate. Librarian. J.E. Schmit, B.A.,M.A. CGonzaga Universityj, Alberta Teacher's Certificate. Head of Guidance. Mrs. K. Schultz, B.Ed. CUniversity of Calgaryj, Alberta Teacher's Certificate. Mrs. Jacki Tolg, B.A. CCalifornia College of Arts and Crafts, University of Californiaj. C.J. Tottenham, B.A., M.A. CUniversity of Torontob, Alberta Teacher's Certificate. H.I. Twa, B.P.E. CUniversity of Albertaj, Alberta Teacher's Certificate. Head of Physical Education. B. Wilson, B.A. CUniversity of Calgaryj, Alberta Teacher's Certificate. A.E. Wood, B.Ed. CMcGill Universityb, Alberta Teacher's Certificate. ADMINISTRATION D. Thompson, Business Manager Mrs. J.A. Kirkham, Headmaster's Secretary Mrs. M. Swain, Secretary Mrs. R. Widney, Secretary ' ' a u ervisor K. 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W ' ' '8 7' . l' h I 'lI!.'l::l'ivl:: I ,zmewm W ' .wuhli H ' W' , ' ., ' rw:-Qs'-Mumlw.un,m+AU'w ' U .m,,m1l5mmN muu1,, !1m5gu.,NlT',y ,NL X ' V W ' M w 9' ' H va X ' X W SfukXWAWXWxNX-M N xu'-nh' xl 'nw -' .dm MS , Q S xx 'W NNMxxxvxxw - W X- Y Back Row: John Lowry Peter Robinson Tony Kaul Patrick Pidgeon Bryan Anderson Andrew Wilson Front Row: Regan Hay Alison Wood Steven Grover Allyson Pridie Scott Jensen Sarah Ditchburn Mrs. Mitchell Randall Moore Katherine Hollwey Kally Rae Back Row: Ronald Follgard Ross Stevens Darin Millward Martina Vicha Myrna Vallance Mrs. Schultz Middle Row: Evelyn Vratsidas Sandra Anderson Susan Anderson Michael Vervena Jason Bell Kimber Pipella Front Row: James Costello Fidi Mahmud Claudia Urban Tania Williams x Back Row: Darren Simonelli David Trimble Laura Shutiak Karim Mahmud Robbie Allendorf Ronald Bosley Darcy Ohlson David Brown Middle Row: Elizabeth Johnston Simone Nunes de Souza Thomas Frederick Curtis Darmohray Jay Simmons Mrs. Kerr John Burns Andrew MacKenzie Leslie Trimble Tara Pipella Front Row: Ivana Vichy Nicholas Pryde Robert Eirich Robert Elliott Jocelyn Armstrong Jennifer Kerr Back Row: Miss Bauer Harold Geist Stephen Ellis Grant Siebold Scott Foster Jamie Gould Kemp Hart Middle Row: Richard Crosby Barbara Faenzi David Sedgewick Brett Coyne Brian Ekstrom Caroline Pierce Chantel Jensen Front Row: Jennifer Tyson Natalie Nelson Sandra Hordos Michelle Stevens Sara Sirey Q' , W Back Row: Leigh Clarke 'I V , 53- A ' ,A x' b 55 ft -5 ,- fb.-an-.i'.4 Xigiiib Y . , x v. Cameron Craine Curtis Andrea Glenn Coskey Mr. Bauman Middle Row: Robin Suche Cameron Rohlo Murray Bodor Anthony Munch Bobby Parsons S 'J ff Michael Thakkar Mauritizio Faenzi Stephen Trimble Gordon Hamilton Carson Drisdale Front Row: Christina Sommerfeldt Lael Hunter Sherri-Lee Coady Dayla Nastiuk Luisa Rottig Sandra Fox Q3 Q nut: Back Row: Kent Pallister Mrs. Paul Grant Mouat John Anderson Michael Pierce Leroy Newman Phillip Thiessen Karen Detlefsen Kim Morrison Dana Skalin Christie Los Middle Row: Barry Warhaft Dawn Ekstrom Alex Goldstein Robert Kaul Jamie Harbeck David Elliott Geret Coyne John Pidgeon Front Row: Kari Fox Heidi Heuttler Tracy Trimble Deborah Komlodi Sandy Rae 75 ,fl-A I g - Back Row: Philip Ogburn Andy Wilson Randy Whitton Paul Proctor Larry Komlodi Middle Row: Carol Reggin Lorraye Saik Wendy Maguire Amanda Longcroft Barbara Melathopoulos Mrs. Ropchan Mark Stang Robert Morrison Richard Pierce Front Row: Gillian Sinclair Andrew Penman Hugh Kennedy Larry Lim Ross Newman Peter Shutiak gg..-55' in J Back Row: Graham Gilley Barbara Dunlop Cathy Barrett David Gresham Martina Faenzi Mike Brown Scott Clark Clay Hunter Frank Ashworth Tessa Graham Alison Brooman Seema Ganatra Geoff Gold Eric Gold Seated: Mr. Cojocar Front Row: Reggie Harbeck Rod Heard David Diskin Eric Hasiuk Tim Hayoz Will Harvie Richard Barrass Back Row: Lesley Lampman Leroy Thiessen Paul Roach Murray Laidlow Firoz Shah Middle Row: Laurena reimer Sloan Pipella David Thakkar Marco Mazzolani Paul Mulloy Mr. Koning Kevin Steeves Lisa Saffel Donna Nuttal Front Row: Jane Ravvin Rene Tetrault Christine Sattler Claire Williams Back Row: Elizabeth Ashworth Bart Borrett John Gates Peter Gammell Scott Darling Arthur Harrison Erin Carpenter Middle Row: Vivian Harding Kenneth Drisdale Paul Glenfield Mike Kaumeyer Geoffrey Code John Bilton Sabre Anderson Front Row: Sara Goldstein Anita Chakravorty Kimberley Dalton Mr. Wilson Debbie Drisdale Seated: Bob James Moira Carroll Larry Kaumeyer Donna Hadway d x 9,5 Back Row: Hugh McCruden Eric Harvie Jeff Vollmann Grant Dean John Gallinari John Ballem Middle Row: Doug Sinclair Lori Armstrong Darryl Ohlson Lisa Parker Mr. Freight Robert Hayter Patti Stroud Laurence Boyd Anne Hordos Front Row: Heather Burnand Kim Robertson Cindy Harrington Tina Lim Back Row: Mr. McConnell Simon Goldstein David Wootton David Shutiak Kevin Laurence Michael Detlefsen Vinay Ruparell Gail Gilley Hugh Gwillim Sue Dietrich Middle Row: Mike Shuttleworth Erin Willumsen Michael Woods June Bell Jay Cross Front Row: Nina Gonsalves David Longcroft Nikki Williams Andrew Irvine Lindsay Rohloff Melanie McCaig Nancy MacNichol 106 Back Row: Carolyn Dover Joe Robertson Peter Scott Bridgette Sirey Russell Morrison Front Row: Leslie Tolg Janice White Dr. Nosal Mitch Ravvin Patrizia Mazzolani UB Back Row: Gretchen George David Komlodi Tracy Bell Jennifer Hasiuk Julia Bodor Ed Klassen Front Row: Celina Dalton Lesley Hollenberg Mr. Schmit Traci-Jo Critchlow Billy Lau I7 116 1-r back row- munira Shireen, Susan Willumsen, Shauna Willumsen,melanie Tetrault,Virginia Wilson, Laura Tynan,5unny Larsen middle row- Paul McKenna, Paul McCaFFery,CeoFFry mcmillan,Jim Thomasson, Rod Kirkham,Mr. Hay, Front row- Greg Ross, Dwayne Morberg,5andy morrison,Ross Willis l-r back row- James Bertram,Howard Green, Doug Ehapman,Craig Harding,mike Colborne, Tom Hadway middle row- mike Kerr, Katie Hanson,Heather Johnson,Heatner Cilley, Nr. Keller Front row- Jodi Costello, Leanna Gaskell,Cretchen Cross 5:5 EE E GUCUWWVW .,, N , A 1, x tx, 1-- Q 4,1 k , 1 v . f HA' . 5 X 1 Mx x -xl 1.1 -gr. . -. ,fy ' '--Q.. 452,44 20 OUR TRIP TO OKOTOKS One day the class and I went to Okotoks. We got on the van and rode into Okotoks. We went to Ellis' house. Then we went to see the church that Ellis' dad works in. It looked old. We saw the fire station and there are only two fire trucks in it. One is for the country and one is for Okotoks. We went to the wheat elevators. Only one man works there, but when the wheat comes in there are three or four men working there. We found out that there are only two banks in Okotoks. Next we went to the river. The river was called Sheep River. Then we went to the bakery and got some doughnuts. We walked to Mrs. Foster's house and ate the doughnuts. Then the van came and picked us up. We went back to the school. It was a nice day. David Sedgewick Grade 3. STUDYTNG PIONEERS We made butter on Friday, last week. We saw things that pioneers used to make butter. We put cream in jars and a little of John's milk that would turn. Only John's and Tony's turned. We made ice-cream. Mrs. Kaul brought an ice-cream maker. We made and ate ice-cream. We also saw a spinning-wheel, an old-fashioned foot-warmer, hairpins, a spoon and some guns. Randall Moore Grade 2. EGGS I like poached eggs, scrambled eggs, hard or soft boiled eggs, Swiss eggs, eggs in white sauce, Polish eggs, any kind of eggs even Scottish eggs and Eggs Benedict. I love all kinds of eggs! My favourite egg is a poached egg. Teresa Shutiak Grade 3. 2l volleyball sr. Slirls Left Side: Cynthia Heard Mrs. Twa CCoachD Gretchen Cross Jodi Costello Right Side: Virginia Wilson Nancy Pasukonis Shauna Willumsen Janice White ir. Slirls Back Row: Sue Dietrich Donna Nuttal Lori Armstrong Nina Gonsalves Gail Gilley Mr. Twa CCoachD Front Row: June Bell Erin Willumsen Nancy MacNichol Donna Hadway Vivian Harding whitewater canoe club Back Row: Arthur Harrison Ken Drisdale Rod Kirkham Mark Heard Jim Thomasson Front Row: Vivian Harding 3 Lesley Lampman Jay Cross Erin Willumsen Donna Hadway DOVER TEAM SHOWS HOW TO WIN A TUG-OF-WAR 23 1 ' 0 .1 1' I .2 QA' 1' I g W X f E08 1 v '-an 1. Q' e T Z ,Vu ' 1' ,- f' ff .111 -Z .af 5 i . 24 5 I F 'Ax - v ,-lp, .- X. . :ei X, . 0- -1' if 5' - -, bk- 9?-, , .N 5' .G .,Q.. --1 1-as-, Ss 0 X . 4-ig ul stucIcnt's council ULN: -nun 3 ,A gggcwln 2 F5525 L G 1 Q 1 A,. 1 fj , H W ' ,S .25 X 4 Ef'. 35 1 1 ' S E 6 z Q il 12 'N 1 b v sw PU 'Q 3 s My .- 1-1: i n-1 M, , .G 25 Back Row: Howard Green Jennie Law Mark Heard Paul McKenna Jay Cross Chris Roach Paul McCruden Middle Row: Virginia Wilson Heather Gilley Gretchen Cross Elizabeth Cohos Nina Gonsalves Jennifer Hasiuk Steve Ross Front Row: Sara Goldstein Tracy Armstrong Larry Komlodi David Diskin Mr. Tottenham -A . GLS -wr:-M CPres.J L UCKE PUETRY CONTEST To My Sinuses You've clogged my head for many years, Your thumping never alters. My nasal passage never clears, Your throbbing never falters. I've had many pills Red, green, purple, To drain, drip, and And soothe you away to calm you down, and yellow. stop your frown, 'till tomorrow. Honk, tear, sniff, and cough, You've zapped me far too often. Once again and I'll cut you off, And then my breathing will soften. I'll miss you sadly, my close pal, No more will you be busy. I'll have to find another mal, But at least I won't be dizzy. 26 Paul McKenna, Grade 11. I See Once I saw a butterfly, Nay up in the sky. when it's up in the sky, rf' -A , . s Sr Q It looks like a little fly. ' Grade 5. ,' ,1 5 ek .I x X Vik S5352 Grant Siebold, ggijM,a gig 3 A S fl tit. 1 Q , 5 Kittens Kittens are playful, And they are cute. I like how they sring up, X And run. thee Q W And how they take their claws X' And dig them in the ground. fs ' 5 1 Q ' .gf left Natalie Nelson, 4 My Pony and My Horse I have a pony very small. I have a horse very tall. I like to gallop them in the fields And watch the gophers run. Galloping, galloping through the fields, As I'm galloping across the fields, I feel happy and think I'm lucky To have a horse and a POM 0 Chantal Jensen Grade 3 K 27 Grade 3. X tee M fegse QAya+eaa5s, Av 2 I x i f gi., 3 S N L? ,X WW N -a , K A A Q5 l. 44 D ,Q x K x I Q 1 wxifbamt-mv ' ..a J 6 3 A J J 1 'gk fb- f I 'IU' ff?-1+?i?g 'J 1 f li 'f Q 4 . . .- .??f a fm Jffsiff QA., -1 .-, .An-. 5 5 3 I E a 5 E 2 2 5 E E E a E 5 E 5 1 E 5 Z . fi I e s 5 .4 5 E Z E E : 5 z 2 5 5 3 E E E 3 E 5 . E ! r : l E i 5 s E ! e . : E 2 E 2 , , , .1...,--- - .. V--- ::. .- fx' ..., - ,,.- ...LH .1 1--. ,....,, ,,,, ,.,, 1 1 .,, ,,,., . ,- ,V X . ,, ,. ,., ,. . ., ,,.,. A U, ,,., ,I -,, V 5 , , , 2. ,L,,,A:,,n.: g, VM- M1 ,1.A.xaxW,-.,,h,cN,: 77,5 Winter Winter is fun. I love winter because you can make snowmen, snowballs, igloos, snowcaves, snowforts and many other things. And you can have lots of fun. But it is very cold. But I still have fun. Sara Sirey, Grade 3. , .fly wwf ' ' N Y l Q t so M1,.. .,- ,Mt 5,1 X S.,-X , S ...E I S Avalanches Avalanches falling, falling, Falling down, in the quiet Of the day. Rumbling, tumbling throughout The day - Stephen Ellis, Grade 5. Winter The snow is bright, And the snow is white. I like the snow to play in The snow sparkles. Sarah Ditchburn, Grade 2, ,-1- .r R N 1 Ai to-nuff' 1 , .,, .J .QC A B Y , 1 .sf X 5 . ff , la V Q '. 31 fx' F' l - UQ il! .ff 5 ,- A... lilqfrg .A 1' x 'fi ? 'I I5 ,,- .Sy bg I Nm M -Q 5-lm f bsfwlswi' LUCKE SHORT STURY HILDA NHmmmmm,H said Mrs. Williams. NK1ss me aga1n.n HMmmmmm,H mumbled Roger. He kissed her again. Stupid woman, he thought. Old enough, if not attractive enough to be my mother. But rich. Mrs. Williams, Roger thought, could be worked for plenty. They were on the balcony off Roger's bedroom. In the night sky rockets traced paths of fire on their way to the Moon and mars. Roger's shirt was open to the third button and Mrs. Williams pressed hard against his chest. UOhhhh,N said mrs. Williams. She was completely limp. NYou're so strong, Rogerg when you squeeze me like this it hurts.n WThe strength of my desire,' Roger said. He squeezed harder. She was now in the bag, Roger knew from many experiences, and good for anything from Jewelled cuff-links to an investment in a play starring Roger. A dozen women had made that same investment, but the only lines Roger ever learned to perfection were those of his love routine. NYou're hurting me,W gasped Mrs. Williams. UI can't help myself,U said Roger in a deep vo1ce, squeezing even harder. The door of his bedroom burst open and a man rushed in. He was middle- aged and had a paunch. He was the Chairman of the Board of Tri-Planet Mining, with assets over twenty million. He was also Mr. Williams. HYou skunkln he shouted. HYou dirty, wife-stealing W. He waved a new lasar gun at Roger. WJames!U shrieked Mrs. Williams. nHilda,N bellowed Roger. Something big and shiny, with arms of chrome and an alloy middle, came storming into the room. It took the gun away from Mr. Williams and tucked him under one arm. It scooped up Mrs. Williams, who had rushed to her husband's aid, and tucked her under the other arm. It carried them from the apartment and slammed the door behind them. NI will make you coffee,N Hilda said metallically. NI will make you Swedish meatba1ls.W WDamn!N Roger cursed. He held up his cupped palm in a dramatic gesture. UI had her, damn it3N WNQ food,U said Hilda. WWho said anything about food ?n Roger demanded. Hilda marched towards the kitchen with a measured tread. Over her shoulder she said: UThe man was here for the rent today.N Roger uttered a general curse for all landlords and for his in particular Nwhat did you tell him ?N NYou were not at home.' Hilda paused and regarded Roger with glowing plastic eyes. He tried to look melancholy. UH1lda,N he said, Wwe are broke.' WBroke,N repeated Hilda. She had been through this before. Wlt hurts me to ask this of you, Hilda, but there's a factory I know of, a place where they lease robots....n 36 NA factory.u WYes. Honestly, Hilda, 1t'll only be for a while. I know you need new rheatats and you haven't had a pressure check in a year.n He patted her shoulder WSay you'll take the Job.n WI will take the Job,u Hilda said. NI will make Swedish meatballs.N She clumped into the kitchen. What he would have done without Hilda, Roger didn't know. He hated to even think about it. You couldn't get another one like her for love or money. She was definitely a female robot, smaller than the all-purpose kind, with real domestic aptitudes built in. She was a fine cook, an excellent laundress, and she had a woman's memory for trivia. Hilda had been built by a Swedish firm for its president's widow. What had become of the widow afterward, Roger was not sure. Maybe she had made good her threat to commit suicide. One thing about Hilda, Roger thought, she'd never commit suicide. No matter how often he took advantage of her, she'd never threaten him with harm, the only emotion a robot could have was love for its master. WHore coffee, Hilda,N commanded Roger, downing the last of the meatballs. He felt much better. nAnd press my flannels, I'm going out.n It was a bad night. The only likely woman Roger ran across was with her husband who watched her closely. Recurring thoughts of the Williams fiasco made Roger drink too much. He came home with a headache. Hilda was already setting the table for breakfast. UA woman called.W Roger's nostrils flared. WWho was it ?N UAl1ce,n she said. NHell,U he said disgustedly. Alice Carter was only eighteen years old and didn't own a thing. The young ones were always so easy. NShe cried,U Hilda said. NThey always cry.n He bit into a piece of toast that was done exactly to his liking and picked up the paper Hilda had put on his plate. After reading a few lines, Roger groaned. Hr. and Hrs. James Williams had crashed their helicopter. A copter control tower man had overheard snatches of an argument between them. Mr. Williams forgot to set his automatic altitude controls. Mrs. Williams was in a critical condition. NToo bad they weren't killed,U muttered Roger. Or too bad Mr. Williams wasn't seriously hurt. With the childish reason- ing adults could muster up, he was sure to blame Roger for the crash. And twenty million dollars could make a lot of trouble. NHilda,W said Roger, WI think we'll go to Paris. You'd like that wouldn't you ?0 WPar1s,W Hilda said. She had been through this before too. While she clumped off to begin packing, Roger stood and stared moodily out the window. Sometimes it seemed that no matter how hard a man tried he couldn't get a break.... NPacked,' Hilda said as she marched back into the livingroom. Roger was sitting on the couch, his head in his hands. Hilda regarded him. nPacked,N she repeated. Wln a minute,W Roger said, l've got an awful headache.N WI will bring headache pills.n She clumped into the bathroom and back again, bearing the pills and a glass of water. After Roger had swallowed the pills Hilda brought the brandy from the sideboard and poured him a stiff drink. 37 WI will make more coffee,N she said. It was really wonderful, Roger thought, the way Hilda knew exactly what it. was warming his stomach and his arms around her alloy love you.N him, and yet so funny he had to to do. Once she learned a routine she never forgot Suddenly Roger felt much better. The brandy making his head swim. He ran after Hilda and flung middle and hugged her. HHilda,H he exclaimed. HYou're wonderful! I UYou only say that.H UNO, I mean it. Honestly.n It was vaguely so familiar it puzzled laugh. And because the brandy was making him NMmmmm,H said Hilda. HK1ss nHilda! Where did you ever NI listened.n me again.N learn such feel so light-headed he kissed her things ?W So that was why the routine seemed so NHilda,U Roger laughed, Uthere's nobody in the world like you.' His laughter took on a twinge of pain. HHilda! You forget those arms are steel. When you squeeze me like this it hurts.n WThe strength of my desire,n said Hilda metallically. HYou're hurting mein familiar. What a robot I NI can't help myself,N said nilda. She squeezed harder. Roger went limp in her arms. She let him go and he fell to the floor. A gurgling sound came from his throat and blood ran from his nose. The sound stopped and so did the blood. Hilda marched to the closet and got the cleaning things to wipe the spots from the rug. Then she lifted Roger and put him on the couch. She put the cleaning things back and clumped into the kitchen. HI will make you coffee.W said Hilda. GLUVUVWI Tory Kirby Strathcona 1963-1971 B.A. CHons.D - Classics University of King's College 1977 Cathy Kirby Tweedsmuir 1966-1971 B.A. - Business 8 Administrative Studies University of Western Ontario 1977 38 Elizabeth Cohos Grade 11 SPEEC CUNTEST Curtis Darmohray Tessa Graham Michael Woods Caroleen Sandau Barry Warhaft Glenn Coskey My Jeans It's fall, schooltime Brand new jeans Stiff as cardboard Like the other teens. We skied and skated Kept warm with long underwear. It's almost spring And they've started to wear and tear. Patched knees and ragged bottoms We've climbed fences and trees. Together we've played anything, Fallen down and skinned knees. It's time for cutoffs. I feel like I'm killing a friend. The beach and more patches I'll see them to the end. It's fall, schooltime, Brand new jeans Stiff as cardboard June Bell Like the other teens. Grade 9 39 basketball sr.boys I . Back Row: Mr. Adams CCoachD f Larry Kaumeyer Clay Hugh Jeff Hugh Eric Mike Hunter Gwillim Vollman McCruden Harvie Kaumeyer Front Row: Will Harvie Larry Komlodi Geoff Gold Rod Heard Larry Lim Richard Barrass Hugh Kennedy Back Rowg Mr. Schmit CCoachD Gerald Brust Joe Robertson Paul McCruden Rod Kirkham Dave Lovo Shauna Willumsen Front Row: David Komlodi Mike Kerr Mitch Ravvin Peter Scott ir. boys E badminton sr. h i9h Back Row: Joe Robertson Elizabeth Cohos Mr. Nelson CCoachj Laura Tynan Gerald Brust Front: Mark Heard l 4I pun: jr. hi9h H1 134.1- gr ,401-1 5 UVNIVWQ Rain Rain is cold, And sometimes hot. It sometimes comes down, with a SPLQTQ David Sedgewick, Grade 3. i 45 Lambs Lambs make me think, Of a thick wool sweater Nice and warm, To wear in cold weather Sandra Hordoe Grade 5. HE WINT AJ' as fm aw K 'P' 9?-L' XX f iQgJ...'b:?. f Q. . in '-:mf 1159 , 1 I ,Q 5 J . . ' W ' 'F' - 'sw A . 'F 13?-Z' 35? 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David Komlodi Doug Bush Elizabeth Cohos Paul McCruden Wm 'E Wmqy Back Row: Lori Armstrong Sue Dietrich Gretchen Cross Laura Tynan Dawn Springer Heather Johnson Middle Row: Celina Dalton Gail Gilley Nancy MacNichol Mrs. Mitchell Front Row: Shauna Willumsen Sunny Larsen Kelly Woods Virginia Wison refe ree: drama i 53 yearbook GYMNHSTICS W1 TIGER TEAM 54 4 . ELITE TEAM Rene Tetrault Debbie Drisdale Kim Morrison Laura Shutiak Alex Goldstein Michelle Stevens INTERMEDIATE 8 SENIOR TEAMS Cindy Harrington Rene Tetrault Christine Sattlet Debbie Drisdale Tessa Graham NOVICE TEAM Tanya Williams Claire Williams Lisa Saffel Lorraye Saik Amanda Longcroft Gillian Sinclair Lisa Parker Sloan Pipella Seema Ganatra Moira Carroll Martina Faenzi Luisa Rottig Sherri-Lee Coady Lael Hunter Sandra Fox JUNIOR TEAM Anita Chakravorty Nancy MacNichol Erin Carpenter Moira Carroll :fzkiiizc , .,.3:::3:- ':f: -. .- h X-. k ru I -. -. s -. 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