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

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RUTH COWAN Although her stay at STS was short, 'Basil' definitely left her mark through her wild broohahas and her powder blue Rabbit. At first her English accent confused us all, but eventually we became accustomed to the strange sounds she made. Her extra-curricular activities included toilet-papering the 'pizza wagon', playing an excessive amount of tennis, and working on the yearbook and grad. We wish Ruth the best at U of C next year and lots of luck with the future acquisition of a 1 red Lamborghini. 5 1 P.F. EATON The original Johnny Cash enjoys chewing Skoal and fly-fishing trout. Known for his second year squaks in the Honda, Camino Petey has adorned our parties with the Ozarks. Petey's future plans include dying as well as having total control of the minds of the world through his fly- fishing novels. Because of his afflic- tion for car-trucks Petey has derived from the tangent of the root, HCheck out that Camino.u MAURIZIO FRANCESCO CESARE RICCARDO FAENZI l Meats, our resident mafioso, has been at nk STS since Grade 6, a fact evidenced by his twisted mind and warped sense of humour. Best known for cruising in the locally famed Alfa, this man with the perma-tan is always ready with a smile and a joke. Maurizio plans to invade U of Vic next year and to major in post- Adams Bio.

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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.

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ANNE FRALEIGH During Anne's two years at STS she has participated in all the sports and has acted as captain for the volleyball and basketball teams. Her outgoing person- ality has caused great admiration from two persistent suitors and her preppy tendencies have started many trends. She was delighted when the duck appeared in English 30. Anne will be travelling East next year to attend U of Western Ontario. SUSAN GIBSON Suzy Q has been with us for at least half of the required days of the last two school years. Her incessant talking and intense gum-chewing have earned her the nickname HPac-mann. A most memorable event was the X-country skiing expedition when she tried to convince Mr. Budd to carry her down Isolated Col. Sue has opted for an invasion of the arts faculty at Western so that she may eventually manage Wrigley's Spearmint Incorporated. MARK GIOVANETTO Mark Anthony faka Joel first graced the halls of STS five years ago and the school has not been the same since. An avid outdoorsman and rugby player, his tall lanky form and sharp wit make him easily recognizable both in the woods and on the fields. His fondest memory of STS is outdoor education. Joe's goal is to become extremely rich while attend- X35 ing U of C and live off the proceeds for the rest of his life.