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

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'il ROB MORRISON Rob is our second grad this year to have completed twelve years at STS. A keen rider and skier, Rob will also be remembered for his grand style in wearing the uniform. He plans to take riding even more seriously next year. RAY MILLS Ray's interests and activities cannot be discussed in any detail as there is not nearly enough space. However, it may be said that he was one of our rugby team's wildest players, dropping is laid-back air for every game. Ray says he is going to U. of C. next year and then he will move to his own pad with a Porsche 930 in the garage. Bonne chance! ...nr ---no . ,4-'gli N ,x'Nx A ,Wg A-I' lx .lx K., .x.y'5:i,:., 'I ' I X -:X gg ,xxx yy, .. 4, , .A . . , . I. x - I- NX- H I '.-.NY X1 A -sv .' . ' . . Kita, 144. li ' hI.xw? 'Z O m- . vat ' .1 ' lm l X ,fe I.. :sux A ,... ,i EWR. X ,ska j:xX'-6.3-3 Q ,-2' 'Syl V 5 K ,. f-Xxx., 1 N, :ry xxx- 96,5 s'-'ilfyy '-Viv x Q tb, HXIKX xx 5 'f ,iffy :IOXINS I 'r-,b, N- I. H- . X , ,cw ,xx I0 '4 7,51 'V-. . -vs W M ,. ' I! .Y ,W 15.5 lg, 'I ?QXw ' XXKK S 4 gifxg' A 'r .634 ',!'9,q,- X ' , -.vi rv, a. I 4 X5 Q:-Q ' Aids, w I w.m1 A Q ff 1 I 'I ms. .Q 2 if 25: 3' ' ,. V- IF W. 4' V .--YV-7' -A Xi Q. 9 1553- ,..4'Kf ' K , fa 5385: is 'IA if - 5 ,,,,.,,..,X ,Q O Vx , ' V RICHARD PIERCE Richard was one of our expert fund-raisers for the grad committee this year and he organized all those successful wood-cutting sessions on weekends. A star of track and field, skiing, and an outdoorsman, Richard plans to attend U. of Montana.

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ANN MCKENNA Ann was one of the quietest members of the economics class. Her fame this year was achieved by winning the Essay Prize for a piece about income and happiness which appears elsewhere in this journal. Ann may be going to U. of A. next Fall and we wish her all the very best. SHELAGH MCNALLY R BARBARA MELATHOPOULOS During Barbara's six years at STS she has contributed a substantial amount of hard work and enthusiasm, in particular, her work towards the Grade 12 Grad. In September, Barb plans to attend the U. of C. Her fondest memories include a pet frog peevishly stow- ing away in her pencil case. Barbara's fav- ourite pastime is trapping people to drive with her. For her duration at STS Shelagh has suffered from a pathological fear of uniforms, clinically termed Uniformos Phobiosis. Whether it be the addition of a polka-dot tie, or flying her kilt from the school flag pole, her determination was never ending Shelagh's favourite saying is HHoly Toot Buckwheat H Her favourite game is Mr. Dress-Up Next year Shelagh is off to U. of A. to learn important thin f ' .CEN

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PAUL PROCTOR Paul is an STS record-holder. He is one of the select few to have completed his entire educ- ation at STS. Known affectionately as Reagan, he contributed much to our knowledge of econ- omics and politics. Paul was our most success- ful valedictorian. He will be attending Queen's 'lc ,JV next year. KORI RUSSELL Korius interests are many and varied. They include drama, skiing, swimming and flirting, all of which she is good at. Much of her time this year was taken up by HAnnieH in which she starred in the title role Kori loves to suntan and also to watch Chawnalee ski down North American at Mt. Norquay. The future: some more drama, marriage and three children. Y ?5'K'4 w , A. -- 1 -.a n, ' Ui, f J- V M. ' .ew f- 4 if 1 -' 'Qi 1 - Whack ' ' s . ' t 'iffy H Au. is A 1 vscxil., -- if ww wk ' M k,'w .T -' TONY scHuLHoF With his graduation from STS the stretch of highway from the school to his home in Okotoks is now safe from Tone and his high speeds. Tony's favourite memories include some of the outrageous discussions in English class. We will miss his subtle sense of humour and wish him well at U. of C. next year.