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

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MARY-ANNE BROWN This six year veteran of STS always manages to smile in the face of terrify- ing physics exams. Her brightness, friendship, laughter fbordering on insanityh have proved to uphold Grade 12 morale. She attributes her wheezing and heavy breathing to her so- called asthma but rumours have told otherwise. Mary- Moo and her passion for Star Wars movies will become a legend. She is planning a binge at McMaster next year and she will be sadly missed. 'U RICHARD BUYSSCHAERT HRichH arrived at our happy institution in Grade l0. Immediately he showed us his athletic prowess in hockey against the twelves. The sadistic opposing team subtly ended his season with a triple takeout. As well as driving the late great Pacer and interfacing with his computer, he took part in HAnnie Get Your Gunn and in the all-star tennis team. Rich is hoping to become Pres. of a large real estate company. SIOBHAN CHANDLER Grade 7 was the first lucky year that Siobhan attended STS. Since that time she has been trying to help some teachers pronounce her name! Although she played basketball, Siobhan's efforts have been directed towards her favourite pastime of being a TA. The laugher and the giggling will not be forgotten, especially in Bio 30 classes. Siobhan will be attending U of C next year. Best of luck and many dreamcicles in the future.

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GORD BERKHOLD Born a beige blonde, Gord came to STS at the beginning of Grade ll. His apparent lack of interest in El Caminos and his unwillingness to acknowledge Preppydom are evidence of his short stay for strong willb. Although Speech Day does not rank as his number one ambition Gord, with his good sense of humour, is surprisingly free from inhibition. An avid skier and talented athlete, Gord is off to university to drink beer and study commerce. MURRAY BODOR Av, A rather quiet boy, Murray has been voted uMost Likely to Sleepn. Indeed he has to be reminded frequently to breathe during Physics 30. Apart from this, however, Mur is a cheerful lad with only two pet peeves: dishonesty and rational empiri- cists. Mur plans to attend UBC and to follow a career in theology. JOANNE BREDERO Our student from the sunny island of Curacao has a wide variety of interests: tennis, sailing, swimming and photography. Joanne took pictures for the yearbook - and she participated in field hockey this y , year. Her future plans are to attend f Mount Royal, to be successful and rich in the business world, to travel extensively and to have a nice house on the beach in California. Good luck, Joanne.

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LEIGH CLARKE Leigh, a veteran of nine years, can often be found windsurfing in storms or tele- marking through giant moguls at Louise. He has contributed his athletic and trivia skills to volleyball, basketball, track and Reach for the Top teams over the years. An accomplished rugby playen Leigh topped his career with a selection to the Alberta Junior XV. We wish Leigh luck on his trip to New Zealand to milk cows and play rugby. GLENN Cosk, whose halls COSKEY the world's skinniest rugby prop cynical humour has graced the STS for eleven years has certainly KEVIN COPELAND Kevin's accomplishments over his six years at STS are far too many to list in this space. He showed his athletic talent on basketball, volleyball, rugby, track, badminton teams, as well as demon- strating outstanding leadership qualities and team spirit. Driving finesse and skiing can also be listed among his claims to fame. We will always remember him when thinking of scintillating Chem AP and math classes. Best of luck to Kevin, as he will be eating eggs and taking it easy at U of C next year. left his mark. From his amazing wipe- 49 S 'N out in Whitefish, which left him imagining things to be bigger than they really are, to his obvious dislike for older women, Glenn has made even double Physics 30 a treat. We wish Glenn and the the cougar hound luck at U of A in the fall.