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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1987 volume:

QW' 1 Y ,,M V , I ,I if! C cu., - Us 'T' Qian of! as 1 J ai is f T vu 5- ' , . 1, if ff 1 !' Q 3 UI SK gm 19 425453 Q arweacwsfwlaaisaa 5639661 wee -' we? c 3993519359 X if 1 , It : ?'!, sr 33 'Z x4g, dg., xi 1 away Wai! Q' Z , N fi Fw' iw Q if 49 The Yearbook traditionally is one of those things that is left to the last minute. This year we expected to find ourselves, once again, tear- ing our hair out by the roots as we hastily sorted, cut and pasted, and generally had a nervous breakdown, after Prizegiving. This year has been an exception, largely due to our Editor, Jim Giannoulis, who has managed to pull together the Yearbook with the tact and charm neither of us possesses. We would like to thank Jim and the members of the Yearbook Committee. As well, we must thank Mr. Keller, Mrs. Hamer and Mr. Duclos for their pho- tographs. A special thank you to Mr. Blais for coordinating the team photographs. Thank you. S. Bartel and J. Owens Yearbook Advisors TABLE 0F CDNTENTS Headmaster's Message Staff ................ , Elementary . . . . . Junior High .......A.. . . . Junior High Literature Senior High ........ Graduates .........., . . . Senior High Literature Sports ............. Committees . . . Events ...... Advertising . . . . 4 5 10 22 33 38 45 103 112 138 146 168 HEADMA-siri5R's MESSAGE ln June l had a lively discussion with some young visitors who were very surprised to find Strathcona-Tweedsmuir was not what they had imagined an independent school to be. They had expected to arrive in front of an old, imposing building with ivy growing over the walls, They thought they would see self-contained classrooms, windowless hallzvafgs and much evidence ot' regimentation. Fortunately, Strathcona-Tweedsmuir School does not it this stereotype of an independent school. Ho'.'.'ever, ' .'.' e share some of the traditional features common to independent schools: uniforms, houses, a philosophy of Va healthy mind in a healthy body , an emphasis on the development of character and even quaint titles such as 'lheadmasterf With the evolution of StrathconaeTweedsmuir School from our predecessor schools we have inherited some special traditional features. The priority given to public speaking comes to us from Strathcona School for Boys. The three houses, Buchan, Burns and Dover were acquired from Tweedsmuir and to them we added Howard in honour of Mr. Alfred Howard, Many of our major trophies and awards have come to us from these two schools. We share with St. Hildals the values of respect for others, thoughttulness, consideration, and a sense oi fair play. Our alumni association has been infiuenced signihcantly by one special lady, Dr. Marmie Hess, a graduate of St. Hildas. The Yearbook reflects the school we have become, one that has built on the strengths of its past and one that is growing confidently towards the future. lt is establishing its own traditions and is emerging as a dynamic force in the ives of its students, teachers, parents and alumni. I congratulate Paidia '87 Editor, Jim Giannoulis, and his committee for presenting the sixteenth year of Strathcona-Tweedsmuir, Alberta's unique and progressive independent school. Peter B. Ditchburn Headmaster I IN' I I I I I I I I W I 1 - IJ I I I I I I I I I If . I :I I I II- II: II I I I I I I I U I I I II I I . .i..- V f I . I I I II I I' QI II II I II I, In- il 'I Il I I. Q ' I 2511? I 3 is 1,5 1 2 Q5 5' fl X l Q XX ' ..:,,. ,Hp ti NY V, W l V Y Q h A ff 5 ' H ,M ' . ,D V Back Row: Mr. Taylor, Ms. Harper, Mr. McConnell, Mr. Hay, Mr. Adams, Mr. Pmnell, Mr. Walls, Mr. Lorfing, Mrs. Perkins, Mr Cojocar, Mr. Blais. Third Row: Mrs. Laughren, Mr. Schmit, Mr, Koning, Mr. Bauman. Mr. Wilson, Mr Tottenham, Mr. Freight, Mrs Harvey, Mrs. Clarke, Miss Horne, Mrs. Wyatt. 4 W2 'Q 'R s. Q , 2 km? 'A M gr I an , Q ai- ww '51 IPI: 3- Second Row: Mr. Nelson, Miss Lemieux, Mrs, Owens, Mr. Diskin, Mr. Ditchburn, Mrs. MacLean, Ms, Samson, Mrs. Gibson, Mrs Ropchan, Mrs. Ierakidis. Front Row: Mr, Colborne, Mrs. Stewart, Ms. Bartel, Mr, Prost, Mrs. Rodney, Ms. Goldsvvorthy, Ms. Binns Mr. Thompson, Miss Wiggins. CONGRATULATIONS l Mr. Jim McConnell who completed Hfteen years of service to the School. Mr. McConnell, our Head of Guidance, was appointed Director of Administration effective1Q87-88. an Mr. Bill Taylor, Director of Activities on completion of ten years of service. ,,:.,w'a my Mrs. Alice Wyatt, Grade Four teacher, on completion often years of service, Mrs. Wyatt has been granted a sabbatical 5 :QS leave for 1987-88 to pursue studies in reading at the Univer- Y sity of Calgary. FAREWELL Mrs. Susannah Hafner of our Development Ofhce who has worked for the School for seven years. Mrs, Hamer vvill be completing her masters degree in communication studies at the University of Calgary. S 6 in ,J V S iffhrx I -t ' I 4--f -y.X,, - is-a-,.. Mme Zinda FitzGerald our senior French teacher and Mr Steve Diskin our Grade Three teacher who are taking leaves of-absence for 1987-88 Mr. Phillip Pinnell our exchange teacher from Australia returns to Wesley College, Melbourne this summer, ,ix 4 To all staff who are leaving, we extend our best wishes for their new endeavours. ,M 41, om Q fx Mel 52-fl 10 V Y ' ,N Yft xxvv If-N. I , o 1. I'l'l I- I'l'l g l'l'l Z -I JP I o , . 1 fi 1' 'if-LF , ik and 'QE V 'Q 'I GRADE 0 ,fair E939 F9 , - .. 4, x.r' Back Row: Erin Kaiser Jason Simon Cow Since Roberrt Millvr Christian Johnson Jncgqiiciliiio Burns Mrs. Owe-ns Middle Row: John Hginkinson Jonny Pc-rkins Michael Hoiciroit Christina Tovvlcr Wiiitneiy Finc ii Conor Miintlmiii Front Row: Andriii Cijniinivnii Som Hcfvvitt Wiiiini-y Lovvfivn Nw-inn Ciiinimiiiiii Ai'.iylruiW.iIr1i's Back Row: i ff1riTfirif'ii. iifiiwyf' Yiliifrflfi ififi iif'U'i friiiiffiii iffiiiiiif' iif1','f , ,. , , .inf ff iiwriirifg ififi'f iiikififi ififk iii' iffifi fiii U1-Czii 1 .',' . Middle Row: Holeinfi Spfif ifrnein fxlf-Iii iaairifiil iviiii 'ffilf'Vifir'iffS Kfmf Fiiorris firifirf,-ei Ulrich Mir risif,-i Chu iX'iif,i'iOidS Mai Front Row: Kristin Niriviiirfrie Virjorifi Leirnond Fay Vintfflni Kina fioraiins Aliyei Wrilii Larissa Roberton Missing: Kano Ford GRADE TWO T5 5235 GRADE THREE ' ' Back Row: Monique Sello Sonya Lowe Xanna Waugh Courtney Ropchan Erin Holcomb Greta Rognoni Caroline Lengkong Mr. Diskin Middle Row: Stephen Mannix Zaria Hamer Christopher Milne Claire Thompson Jacob Manaloor Andrea Brown Michael Hoang Front Row: Sebastien Cittens Oliver Spackman Jeff Horan Stephen Wiesenthal Samuel Elmore David Howard 4-KI NH The Grade Ones s www how M , D' - . r itchburn the gingerbread houses thi W made, GRADE FCJUR A Back Row: Jeff Bovvon HOD Dell Mrs. Wyatt Tami? Kami Sum Amlvrson Arvm lloon Third Row: Je-H Nrluss Jermile-1'Tom'lli Laura Simpson Lana Talrlb Dame!! llrulpl-40 Second Row: Claim- Grxxhmn John llfllnlmlom' Hollluir- Mllsll-rs Jermilwr Lllmuimarcl Front Row: Gram Cmwllwr' Sonia Ima Stvplulnlf- lic-rwin Stovom Ulm Back Row: Gmffrrlf- lfrrmmq Hfmemrlf- flmmlufl JU'fwlf.PlFJfl1f Vnfl' Mrs ll:mxffj,f' f,llFl'sTUpl'1ffr' flap Darmy' J'f.'TfJV'sFfll Third Row: Hl1lar1mor1C,l:lrlQf laurffrl J'll'll'lf'lJ Erin Galvin Katharine Lai Angola Ko Second Row: Danir-l Sfflchon Arthur Poon Haiz All Jonathan Koo Front Row: James Gunton Tyler James Louis Williams Al Rermer lfl?JVl GRADE FDUR B GRADE FI E A Back Row: Jessica Baert Monica Sekhon lan Armitage Mrs. Perkins Greg Darou Michael Forbes Third Row: Charles Mannix Michelle Wong Erin Thompson Caitlin Kerwin Katka Smira Jamie Chouinard Arliss Ahrahamson Second Row: Christy Greene Lisa Ricketts Patrick Mitchell Nathan Cronin Ria Paul Front Row: Daniel Brophy Rishi Verma Steven Patterson Latif Walji Back Row: Julian Oh Molly Gillespie Miss Wiggins Chris Cully Kevin Wadclock Richard Lengkong Third Row: Kern Shepherd Tara Hahijanac Elizabeth Blum Matthew Koning Geoff Mason Second Row: Kyle English Steven Bartel Grant Farn Cam Tedford Rachelle Singh Dominique Keller Front Row: Mackenzie Harvey Marte Towle Jamie Francis Rhiannon Owens GR DEFI EB GRADE SIX A Back Row: Diiffiri Hvinff-r P11132 Hornf- Chriafifiri Sv,-iriho mfr:-y,f infix Karim Iiofyie, Third Row: Iairrioe Hail! Tylfer Geirnffjf Brfiririy IEIFVJVS Sairgih Heivxirf Mimi Wemfins Str,-phfrn Caplan Second Row: Clarke Hanna John Peilrnor Emily Hamer Colin Thrasher Front Row: Rodney Brown Andrezv Tavender Timothy Spreddinq Irnran Ahmed GRADE SIX B Back Row: Iija Herb Korn lVICMurtriQ Mr. Bauman Stover Adarnsp Potcfi' Wootliii Aaron Kirkhzim Third Row: Nairn Ali Soon Gunron Gerrard LC'VViS'SfE?PI' Andrciw Kirkcrr Second Row: Heeidi Dinninq Hmiiiwr Iioriinq Jonniicrr Tottvnhriin Joriniivr Rocikeir Cldirf' Uvvfins Front Row: Enicilinv Inrnond Peiti'ic'k Stowzirt Hyun Crowthvr Aliin Mithci I I Winners of the Elementary Poetry Contest judged by the teachers and winning hooks awarded by the Library: Grade 3 - Andrea Brown 'XM , Y Cat g Grade 4 -- Daruel Sekhon No Life in the Fields p Grade 5 - Michael Forbes I Knew a Pirate g Grade G - Jeffrey Davis The Return ofthe Living I Dead . Runners Up: Grade 3: Sonya Loweg Grade 4: Grant Crowtherg Grade 5i Arliss Ahrahamsong Grade 6: Ilia Herb. 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I dont think so IJQHUW Q mn Pork duck combo with lima beans and peas? Maybe not islwtivlllgxyw, me World- qdeq Ah I finally found what to orders Diced chicken with Alld,nestthinLllgr1nGalvin,Git cashew nuts, grilled pork dumplings, palace style is Ulf ' DV chicken, and a coke, At last, the food has come' I think that I'll start with the dumpling I got some of those dumplings on my plate, I like to eat them, but they look like overstuffed worms I picked up my chopsticks with ease, but the dumplings didnt want to be picked up as much as the chopsticks did, At first the dumpling slithered out my V my I chopsticks. II was beginning to think that maybe they were overstuffed wormsll So I lowered the chopsticks mf, vertically down, and around the dumpling Isgueezed hard 5 too hard I guess, because as soon as I got the vga ' thing to my mouth, the meat shot out of the skin like a Ll lg pebble out of a slingshot. It made a wierd and loud TSS' :- SLSHI-IH sound as it landed in the sauces on my plate. I fl Q ended up eating the meat separate from the outer skin. 5 fo As soon as late the dumplings, Idecided to have some I ft l ' diced chicken with cashew nuts, I got these into my L Q, cho sticks oka . I thou ht: I'll be able to eat these easily! I ,N D V Q I- F Ihad two pieces ofmeat in my chopsticks, IThese looked ff like bloody pieces of the overstuffed worms after they qftfv ,,5,U,7,,,,3 N5 explodedl I took the two pieces of meat into my mouth A'i'flF i and started to chew CRUNCHI Oh yuk! There was a 5 P cashew nut in between the two pieces of meat! ' lb' Well, there was one thing here Iknew I could tackle, I T That was the coke, Ooops!!! I hope that stain will come as out of the table cloth! tl IS- 'U LL -, , .xi fp ' 551 Au, O ,N fe if 5 I 1 xy? H '3 h-I l'-lm I QGFITQ,-CL 'Mil-rss,-'.,IfJi't1l is 2 Erin Kaiser. Gfade . . .. DY s . -ng Thing. V T97 b igiziright to kill a 111121 feel - Do YOU lhmk nf k the mite Wold on bln f I I How UO Voueld on and Cfumhv ,I N , P , I 391119 QFD N ht. And lun mil lJtiv3?1JiteS, I And tligilo more 'mlei ht Therei5 you think it s I IQ NOW t o I 18 To kill a milf? Stacey and Me Chapter I Checkmate! , I shouted, moving my knight on another square. I grinned cunningly at my father who frowned a puzzled frown l'Okay, you win , he said, rising from his chair and walked back to the kitchen for another snack. While I cleaned up the pieces, Stacey ran in with her Wuzzle, Bumblelion. Wuzzle Bumblelion is the best , chanted Stacey. He can continue on without no rest. Hey, Stacey that rhymes, I exclaimed. I never knew that Stacey could make up a rhyming couplet. It does? said Stacey somewhat surprisingly. Oh yes, it does, I said, ready to answer another one of her dumb questions. But she didn't. Shejust kept on pouting it in front of my mothers and fathers face! Well, that's the problem with Stacey. Everytime she says something that you really like, she keeps on saying it in front of your face until you get bored of it. fThat's part of her exasperating life, I suppose! When my father had enough, he bellowed, Stacey Roxxane Lowe!!!!!!! Stop singing that or else you get a spanking!!!!!!!!!!! I had to put my hands over my ears for that part. His shouting was much louder than a scream. Stacey sank down and stopped pouting. She was about to cry but found interest in musing over my soccer ball. Thats it!!! I said, dropping the newspaper comics on the floor and picking up Stacey, Wuzzle Bumblelion is the Captain of the . . Wuzzle Winddings baskickball team!! exclaimed Stacey, forcing herself out of my arms. At last I let go and Stacey ran to her play corner, picked up the soccer ball and started kicking it. BAAIVI!! CRASH!! Vases were knocked down and the coffee table tipped over. BOOMH!! Mother's plastic chinaware fell to the floor. The teatray fell on the fresh carpet and the ball bounced on the milk. Stacey!!!! shouted Mother, picking up the remains of a broken vase. UYOU!!! I CAN'T EVEN SPARE A SINGLE lVIOMENT!!!!!!! screeched Mother, part screaming and bellowing also, Father was reading silently and I hid in Mothers closet. I shuffled toward an ivory casket, which contained a lot of oils, scents, andjewelry. I was gazing at buskin bracelets when Mother called me. Sonya, look after Stacey would you?! 'lAlright, I will, I shouted back. I thrust the closet door open and ran outside. Stacey, who was reading Hansel and Gretel was bundled up in slacks and sweater. By the way, Sonya, don't forget to mow the lawn while I go shopping!!! said Mother. She kissed both of our heads and left. Boy, I'd better change into slacks too, since I could dirty myjean skirt. After I changed into the slacks, I started the lawn mower, A couple of hours later, I needed a drink to cool off. I stumbled into the kitchen and searched for a pepsi. When I found a can of pepsi, I went to the living room to watch Stacey. To my surprise, Stacey was not there!! Uh, oh. A thought just occurred to me. I forgot to close the ivory casket! I dashed to my mother's closet and found Stacey, rubbing her cheeks with mascara! HSTACEY ROXXANE LOWE!!! I shouted furiously, why did you mess up Mommysjewel box?? I sighed an exasperated sigh. Now I was going to get it for sure. Chapter 2 I was cutting out a couple of Math Flash cards when Mother shouted, Sonya, please help me feed Stacey. She won't eat a bit of spaghetti! I dropped the scissors on the floor and dashed to the kitchen. There, Stacey spat out a meatball in disgust. Okay, it's play time!!!, I said. Stacey was amazed at my bag puppet show, which made her mouth open, Quickly Mother stuffed her mouth with noodles. After a whole bunch of entertainment, I took off Staceys bib and said, Now wander along, I said, ushering her out of my presence. Phew! A day like this is a tiring experience. I slept on the couch for some time and woke up by a sound of snip-snip. When I looked at the door and guess who I saw? It was Stacey, snipping the screen net off!!!! I quickly picked her up and carried her to my closet, put her in, shut the door, and went to sleep. Then Mother woke up, she saw the hole in the screen. USTACEY LOWE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!, bellowed Mother, picking up the scissors and dumping them into the sewing basket, I tried not to look involved, but then I burst out laughing. Sonya, that isn't funny , said Mother, picking at the little holes on the screen. Now we'll have to get a new screen net. I felt the same too. I shouldn't have let Stacey take the scissors. Dumb of me. Well, you can take Stacey out for a walk now, sighed Mother, taking the phone book out to look up the screen repair-men. I quietly went to my closet, ushered her out, and put on ajacket, I put Staceysjacket and shoes on. Then we went outside and played. Stacey loved to venture out of our back yard but Mother told us not to because we might cause a lot of trouble. For example, Stacey fthis trick is in the return of Stacey Lowe l smothered some tomato paste on one of our neighbours CMrs. O'lVIalleyl rhododendron bushes which wasn't very pleasing. But I told her next time we could take a run down 17th street to visit one of my friends, Diana McNally. We met when Mother drove us to the Wheycurt Illinois School for the Flea Market going on. Ifound myself lost in the bustle there because Mother didn't hold my hand. But Diana delivered me home safely. Anyways, Stacey and I played soccer and catch when mother called us in. Sonya, Stacey, come inside and wash your hands, you're as dirty as the garbage can! , said Mother, gesturing her hand to show us to come in. We both rushed inside and ran to the bathroom. Daddy was shaving in there but then . . . Stephen, help me plant the bulbs in the garden , shouted Mother from the window. Daddy and I went outside. Later, we went inside and guess who we saw? We saw Stacey, putting shaving cream all over the bathroom! STACEY RDXXANE LOWE!!!! , shouted the whole family, Mother took Stacey and put her to bed. I guess Stacey is not as bad after all. THE EN D Sonya Lowe - Grade 3 Willv the Comrwxzard colors iritO evewmmg MY- ' . hg pu! .Q , -wer? My Willy, the colar wizaffi :we Q0lorkins.Theii Trxezthers. Evew day for castle with mg helilefcx' en Brown. and Q e A CO YQ I Q Came iiniiiiixswnite, VIOIQVQ' -Orijifja-it. a ma of had 'If Will? Willy EBIT! . td Come On' . he trunks O Orie day, Mr, Owing, he sai , Wm painted t had evGYY m - mg QYBSSV Bro the grid of me QIWSYS xooksrt started tO Demi ' drectecl them- N cl into get to Work. oirjjigies, and SO On' Mr- into their Color C8599 an es, Willie l kins Wen Q, E51 Mr. Willv and the CO or Awin Pooh, Glade 4 bed. 19 .ir Q. X H ,fa 4 B T MIKS 11xhr'HUVU , K'-MYW Y M f5.,r11rWf.f1Primm-1 UAW J xx Afrw rmdmf X' Y ' ' df J Chdrlw and Thp Fhoff f ,. V .Ame Paulo f , rhfnrrnwn c'hof,oIsmf, W ' Gfdde 2 S mdd5' K V. . A. 'N j 'V 25:f,xfY'j.Y ,,- sf, a.1fff'5'5,',xEv,,gx4 ' r z 55ff21 ,. v- Q!-15' ' Ami' ' Kit. .,f9Y01gQ!15.ixfv jf' Y -- If . -Q Q. 'n n 'M 1' 1 x-' J f-,n.f-- -i ' ' I j ' , ,iff-W int, 2 ziidgiiiff S rf k.ttlnvpQQ4 ' -U5 VJ 5'y'Uft'?vL.,U1:Q', rsfwwf x Al x M 11,5 Tim V, 4, 1 iz- 1,1 V, Tl Q - rf, w ,W X ff Q :lf gg ' . 'Q 513 U3 ' :Y it W r avg? , , ,air .V ' 1 1 71241 5 vw. w f V Q, ,gl -,'+,..,1':r41'x f ,gvilg 1 W' X Mn 5 Oc mhwr' c f,1IUW'W ml K' ' ' 6 In Lwflf-QWVW Y 'v41lW Y'f k ' W f :Z Q ho 5 5 Q .r Qffk , ,Q 3533 Q 5 YL ya, 7 X B x f 'S AK Q ' 7 4 Ax , -5 ,iv-L As usuql, Hallowefen produced many splendid mg FLIITIQS, 1c+.1m111'Gr.1dvU Sf --- I x d. 'f gnu- '- ' Y - , 1087 spmxx Quuiwf U 4 .X.1ux: 1 F Jdf' -X J Am. D mc Hlfj xv 1-M1 fe-f1ILl1v ul Mlm, Ciabsrm x l'I1yx hd pr1uJ1,1r11 xuvlm I1v1'm'1xC,1rp1Lir' X x The annual E19 1-031113 . 'r YY Scietlfle Fax 5 -3 'ei 4, X ,, H ' In E..1..l1Lf,1x , , -, Y ,V rl 1, . .T ,- f ' lk , X h lie. 5 If K L ., l 'f l ' lg .,. V it This year the Grade 1-6 ski program offered luge and tobogganing at Canada Olympic Park. Believe it oi not, these are our Elementary teachers at Hallovveen i CCQSS, rea! SU Wag 3 Q The Winter Clubs Program brought dads and HO' moms onto the noon-hour scene. ,,,.,..g..t me Lyrade ls and 23 in con Grade 6'S, + tact with The UNCH? Pa st PYQSXGQD Y QQSOY ed N fn, V OWQI E, Love7 at HAH t ls QU e u esentailm her X13 W and 3 DV Lunchtime Candid, the Gfade 2 ' K n I I l - I I I I 5 5 sl l C- C Z 5 :J al:- C-7 I GRADE SEV N Top Row: x, -f , .ITV .N'l','N1 fn-wr'fgf'Hf1rm-3 ffT1fMf1f'! Mf'If-mmf Sfmfif-f-p Irfn Third Row: F,'If1fff'ffffufgwmn Kf1fIl f'IUYH1'.f'l'i .,,. Iufij, ,mxfrafv Hr-1f!1T,Tf1fIJmr1f1l Second Row: HUYJFTT I'V'Vff' Fffzfhifwfl f.r'UmV1 Hf1ff1fH'l SVUTT my sfff,-mf Front Row: Iif1r rIf ,'S1r'k1s RfJCjf'f'Fv1fC,lf1I',' I.dl,lI'F'Yl Iilurmffs fkmy Eisffmbmq GRADE SE Top Row: Adam Forseth Drew llyiidmah Jeremy Fleiiiihq Travis lvldloiihell Third Row: Maya Gohill Abigail Kiheh Danielle Keller Rachael Owens Second Row: Kathy Bartel Seah O'ComiOr Ashley Skiher Andrew Mitchell Front Row: Mrs, Stewart Robert Scott Kevin Spear Michelle Chouihard Kari Badvvi qv 3 '4I'N, www Q-auf Top Row: Clint Sf-lin Qhziriijf Nuffrr Fifirrifa Gnlflsuvnrrh Rfinf- Sinqh Ms.. Hinns Heirir,-,' Arifiuis Third Row: Rfixainne- Elf-rikn Hamish Mf,Kf:llair Virtnrigi Jennings Mark Pffrkins Second Row: Michael Laine Chandra Mannix Angus Turner Rohen Cropp Front Row: Jennifer Upiris Stephanie Brown Christina Zolotas James Rocker GRADE EIGHT A 3 it i f' sf . it z, Top Row: Steven Feick Peter Yates Neil MCBean Cameron Baker Robert Lamond Third Row: Erie Hyndman Ryan Horn Alexandra Luckburst Brett Habijanac Andrew Kearns Second Row: Carol Engstrom Nadia Herb Laura Sharp Front Row: Andrea Simon Sabrina Neumann Melissa Darou Mr, Blais ,Aff A-V VA .4-ie ' -J Y ' ' , rim KH gr S, R GRADE EIGHT B Top Row: Uf1'fV1f,f1EJ1f1Vl Hw1pfLrYP A','f mn HMM-fff1',T1!1f'r Ifmrry Km: ,mmwm UTI, f'lraHf'H Third Row: Kfmm iff-was H',w1r1S1flwrsk', IfI11nbf'rl','i'f1ric . I.1mf a U ff1f!fimr.k Second Row: Shfmr1fmYm,1r1q fxrmbf'rUf1r's1 f,f1U'1',' Srhulfz Hrf-rmfm Vffrrmm Hmm Efmqfi Front Row: Hi1lf ,'Zir'mmrer fmdrf ,H 1 HmmkS Gwfm Vwrm.: Smfgy Hozsa GRADE EIGHT c l Yo l Top Row: Penny lvlclierinid Cary Malone Terri Bluines David Grout Third Row: Martin Spedding Justin Perron Susan Wiesenthal Carrie Jardine Second Row: Jonathan Mavver Julie Bretz Louisa Sigurdson Ferzhin Arinolia Front Row: Mile. Lemieux Scott Nichol Laurie Brown Jory McMillan Gwen McAllister i amid! GRADE NINE A Top Row: ihfiiri iiiirria Ui'-, Hzirrf-i Fourth Row: i'fil,1i fif fxriifii fifiii Hr-Iffriiiifl ilfirifi Ffif'iif,ii'i?JiFl Gifiririuifi Kmiisiriifiris fxridrwi Hfiy Criif'S i.airiqlf , Third Row: iifaricg EiSi ii1Vi'CE1E'.'i Si1dl,li'iU'HViQfi StFfpr1eiriiQSrriith Elizaihmh Emperr Air-imricior Elmore Second Row: .Julian iirom'nfic.h Chris Bingham iifiariq Adam Jerri Gihh Front Row: David Pierce Edoardo Bardaria Peter Stuart Rowiahrio Wong ii Edward Bashford Christopher Percival GRADE N NE B ' 4 'QM ,im Top Row: Rodney Evans Ms. Samson Fourth Row: Dean Burns Sahrina Grohler Susannah Pierce Thiis Spoor Scott Davis Third Row: Mary Hankinson Dara Sutton Rob Culver Cade Mass John Berlett Second Row: Michael Lemon Madeline Neil Stephanie Angus Peter Hoang Front Row: Jack Schneider Grady Galvin Kent Crosland Shannon McDonough Mark Pirie Cyrus Ameli 'ui 5 , GRADE NINE C Top Row: wr If'nn1ff'r 1,'r.'fff- 'ff1H'V,'f1f,Yf11f'V 'STf1f',' H','V1'fTT1f1V1 I'f nn', P11-neun Third Row: f'.f1TUfl,1 ,'f' Ufwfllff Hf1jV1UTnH f'f1H',' IUNVIBUI1 Tnrxls Snmn Mf,ar'k Hfwxfflfl Hfzlpn Fi'7f,gfLm1d Sum Lf-1nn1fAu3-i Second Row: Juflfi Palmfhr Mr Sr,nrn1t Mg1n, ' Angus C,nffr','I ZlI'TN'I'1F,'V Alanna Anmnarnsnn Mgmnf1wTf1flf0rfl Bren Mgmnf A',' s Brandon Dwlf Front Row: Jennifer Wood 4 Q5- i.J . Guru GL1ngxmtnam Lucas Daniels Ilaulnso Paul YA i 1 1 f 1 i 1 r ! I L- a F 4 1 LCCKE SHORT sronv coNTEsT1935.. ISLAND OF FIRE fo was thick and the sky was lt had been like this for many days the g dark the log cabin on the tiny heavily wooded island seemed to sway in b en planning. l sat on a big grey rock the wind. lt was perfect for what l d e ' sea a seagull flew near and then blew that jutted out above the crashing away to be dissolved by the fog. From here l couldn t even see the cabin. My wife Jane was probably inside curled up in bed with that snobby little o . l walked through the tall dark trees which seemed like monsters in . the twilight. lt was as if something was watching me. l had always thought this island was a little strange. l slowly pulled the heavy door open it made fearful creaks and then cackled like a witch. The wind followed me inside ' and l was engulfed by the aroma of the fire. I Danny? My wife called. fr nt of the fire and swayed l was silent. l stood in o to and fro. l wa ' B t it didn t. The fire kept l e the time had come. u . s waiting for the fire to tel m dancing inside the enormous stone fireplace. l could feel its black eye watching me watching me l was always being watched. are try for this island with a ' it s you no one would d v . . g sea like that. Danny come on to bed it s ' d wn the steep wooden steps and L lttle white poodle ran o lt was quite s A Prissy the i ' ' l dog and stared at it. jumped around ine. l picked up the litt e d t up high above my head and turned Q small and yet l hated it so. l hel i ht it down lower and quickly shoved it into d and round then l broug r anything. lt simply mum d. lt didnt catch on nre o the tire. lt disappeare vanished. Danny Danny come on! Let s go to sleep now . l doused the fire and the cabin plunged into darkness. l crept up the stairs. Slowly slowly each stair creaking under my weight. Slow sinister creaks l loved them. l got up before daybreak and hurried away from the cottage from the fire. The sky was dark but there was a faint glow through the clouds of the ' bl w harder and the rain dropped down in sun approaching. Then the wind e 1987 I I I I I I I I I I I I I 3 XX II 2' 2? iffy, JW 5 S js! PWj6, SY I V rt F lf Q at with 4 -.M h . itil if 5 'is X at ,Q , li 1 S 35235, ty f,gf'g,fW 164454 .v . ist, U , Q Q A 05,4311 :E m iqyt' ll VV I . l if D y lk L? M My 559: ann , no , 5' 6 if ' +25 -.i ,, 4 vi 1 S 1 I 1 II f W Q1 DFW, W , , S 25? X S lg Q I Xi 4' T 153 fry, , l Q 'e'Qf5.,v W xi Q . I 1 sw it 1 I I 'W I XX I YI I 1 I I I , 35 h ts I ran back to the cottage as fast as I could. I threw open the door to s ee . ind Jane lighting the fire. I slowly shut the door, once again enjoying the creaks. Jane, please don't! I cried. '? She asked, seeming a little impatient. l'Don't what, Danny Don't light the fire. t and asked, Danny, what did you do to She ignored my reques Prissy? I haven't seen her since last night. of it, listening to the I breathed slowly, in and out, I made a game different patterns I could create. Jane turned away and hurried up the stairs. I slowly walked toward the kitchen counter and fumbled through the cutlery drawer. At the back I found a butcher's knife. I hadn't remembered seeing it before, and I wondered how it got there. Still, I picked it up and played with it for a while. I went to the fire and waited, waited. The hands of the old clock went round and round, when it struck seven o'clock at night the fire told me it was time. As if on cue my wife came down the steps. She froze when she saw the knife in my hand. h t ha ened to Prissy isn't it? You killed her, you killed That's w a pp , Prissy7 She screamed. I held the knife firmly in both hands and stepped toward her. Her hand rested on the doorknob, as I drew near her she flung open the door and dashed into the night. I had plenty of time, I walked back into the kitchen and looked in the pantry for the axe we kept there. I dropped the butcher knife and took hold of the axe. I would just keep looking until I found her. I shut the cabin door and wandered through the trees. It was pouring rain and it was pitch black, which increased her chances, but I was willing to search for days. I reached the shore of the small island and circled it several times, up and down the banks, in all the caves, and behind all the rocks, slowly, I had lots of time. After that I covered every square inch of the forest, leaving at last the house. She must have ran back inside the house after I left. I tried the door, but it was locked. ' st the door. The door fell in pieces Slowly but surely I beat the axe again upon the ground. Stepping over the rubble I made my way inside. It was dark, except for the glow of the hre. It was waiting, I had better hurry now. The clock said that it was almost twelve midnight, so I hurried into the bedroom where I knew Jane would be. Without hesitating I headed straight for the bed and lifted up the covers that hung over the side. l grabbed her hand and pulled her out from under it. She was kicking and screaming but l managed to drag her down the stairs and to the front of the fire. Suddenly she was calm. ul-Danny, she said, what happens when l enter the fire? l, l dunno , l said. 'Please Danny, don't push me in the ire, please Danny, don't! l looked at the clock, quickly approaching midnight, back at Jane, at the clock, at Jane. Everything went fuzzy until the clock struck the first of the twelve chimes. Drawing up my courage l took hold of Jane's shoulders and pushed her backwards into the fire. She wailed and screamed, and then again there was silence. Silence except for the empty fireplace lapping away and screaming for more, for me. l tried to shrink away from the light the fire cast upon the bed. The next morning there was an unearthly silence, the sky was still grey, but it had stopped raining. The sea was like glass, time seemed suspended. l ate my breakfast in the silence and waited for the boat to COINS. lt came just after l had cleared the table. l ran to the door when l heard it pushing through the water. l turned around to look at the fire one last time, it seemed to expand, l felt inside me how much it wanted me. l ran through the woods and onto the rocky beach to help pull the boat up onto shore. Where's Jane? One of the men asked. Uh . . . she's feeling sick, so . , . uh . . . she won't be coming to shore today. l'll be doing the shopping for her. All right then, let'.s go! The other man said. We climbed into the boat and l was mesmerized by the rocking motion of the large expanse of water. l had a sudden urge to look at the island. lt seemed to glow a strange, sinister red, and all the trees caught on fire. The whole island was on Ere! The fire expanded and was reaching across the water towards our boat. lt came closer and closer, and l knew there was no escape! WINNER 1 REBECCA lVllLLER - SA 4 5 ,aa 5 I w CD I'I'I Z 6 I I Q I Top Row: A nd rf-'rf H nrnnmci Hen Eisner JF'ff Kflllnlflf' Mitch Rolf: Fourth Row: Cnrfrlyn Carnffrnn Flimlfftta Knusinioris Holly Snillabeer Alanna Caplan Third Row: Jody Mikolajczylf Jackie Tetzlaff Willa Griffin Kelli Kay Susan Elliot Second Row: Todd Kozan Matthew McKay Kevin Lilain Patrick San Augustin Front Row: Marayka Waters Karima Mitha Lisa Hadway Jessica Peters Mrs. Ierakidis O It K O is GRADE TE Top Row: Matthew D'l3rien Jenniter Pierce Lisa Fortenis Cathy Graham Shawna Daeou Mr. Koning Third Row: Pieter Grobler David Chouinard Mai Pederson Louis Papas Christina Rogona David Molienzie Second Row: Doug Laird Sasha Bateman Nicole Beaudry Gillian Selby Isabelle Ryder Colin lVlCCorniiCk Front Row: Jodie Thornhill Brian Wood Victoria Douglas Geoffrey Upitis 3644 . -B E ff-fx I, P Top Row: Chris Curran Mr Proet Fourth Row: Geoffrey Kneller Vic Arora Allison Lewis Carrie Allen .Jeremy Green Stephen Leach Third Row: Marlo Taillon Faye Sidorsky Katie Bavvden Kathryn Dundas Tim Mitchell Second Row: Rob Laird Keith Gilbert Katie I-larse Samantha Loucks Monica Ward Wesley Cooper Front Row: Alison Miles Sarah Waddock Karen Pochailo Yuen Yee Ng Top Row: Ms. Harper Michael Blumes Marcus Perron Annelise Pedersen Mr. Wilson Fourth Row: Scott McArthur Farid Mahnud Heather lloasnian Melissa McLavvs Beth Lindsay Kiren Singh Third Row: Jason Steadman Krystina Romocki Kimberly Bozak Elizabeth Aspinall Sihylle Baehre Michael Vervena Second Row: Munro McKenzie Brett LeBourveau David Wood Eera Jadav Scott McDermid Front Row: Melanie Mercer Francesco Vinci Jill Murray Shona Gupta GRAISE ELEVE Top Row: hir Ifiriirifg Kfirfiri 'wffiiiifiirrg ffiiirrsijy 'i'i'ri', f- Sf'?1Viiill 'iV1 IRIBUYI .H tm Ifir Third Row: Sf-rfiw ifiiffir if-ziririf' f,rf'f'fi Ilirigi F-.rrif-li Seirifim T,iiiririmf,ri Fraisfir Pirfioifs Second Row: JOHN fN21C1fJOf,if Grainarn Ynuriq Jason Hell Hill Wriqnr Dnuqleis Brown Alffzfzeindfiriifilri ',',' in Front Row: Anna Watkins Christine Vgirnaim Julie Carter Caroline Wiienscne Caitneirinn Fsirn 4 I p QQ IU! bi 1 U2 CE l mi - W L Z 1 1 1 0 l 'C 1. i i il X R+ i at-,wi-. .M ff X 1 If ai l I 4 5 , ,. 3 I W 4 6 'lv If Pl' N A fi , 1 - 'llz . 'G ' w. ' ff 1 31 . 'i1i f ,w ! ?' , , f i. ll lla lllllilalu ffl! Jr if vl2S day at school! A I've never had so much FUN in my rg 9. What a thrilling lif W ,A 'mi ' l Nancy ,ral 4: Good luckgrads! Remember: the sky is the limit! 'T m,5e1i li yrmirrv Vf'I'Cl1JVVll, look up, lui youll iciailifiv all yiwu l'ldX'fl li yciu have riorliiiiq. look straight ahead, for you re Sure to End Something to make you happy. - - - T , Q, flag . mg, V BRYAN ANDERSON mf 'T Q, 4- v 5 ...ff N431 ?w A 'Si-xi f 1 an ' ff, ,gg 5 'uL.N -n, 53 1 xy: . 'V . i I, I I V -f-S '--'Q .,,v ,FP ' A , . , -. ,vi jug.. M66 gg MMA Q . nyc A, in ix: lfxesuy K a. ' ff' ' 1-M Q ' , 4 vt i .3l,ijL75l'-f i 72' , , a i jffjf. Fu N ,Si LSI f 6,55 U ni gy V561 11, -2--.gJgy'h. 'f '-,,, . , - - b. 5 hr - 1 ,, ,, ,I AHC. . fig? it if A ni' if-,-:L ff'-'MWQ-.wLf'mlQv5'ff'1f x.,r,'S.e7T' ' if w +z avy,-f T 7 Lfuffi- ' T E, I' ' 'lkffxff -+-..L,:3f'f' ' ' F!-ZIP' Q 5 8 3-fn 4 1 f' mia. W V. 'ff-N 'L1,,,f13ff '1f-'ifj,f.w . fb YW' lf' . NIP MF w ff- , A V lf, , .f.g,A , .nw '14 V , 4 f3 '. 'I 7 Q 4,,,,.5..,, pm. ' , ,Vg , 1 Q, Q , H. f ' . .Ah f'-wg. Aw ,..X2f3 l' ' - .1-wen! -Y.-- X 5, .4-M ff-,. ,, ,Oy R4 yy ,Li wx . 1. , , ' Q pu- jzigrg 5 ' X .lv 4 . ,N ' wma' , ' 'A' j,ff' V j ,, .Y M Vx, 1 V K , A x x 'Q CATHERINE T: ,. .- . 4 :ZX '-.3 fi, -.-L 5 V 3 5? 1 K 4 , ' rahav ' : 'wi' 'S f Q ' f M-1 1. CAMERON ASHLEY E4 53 :VL ,Ann Z.- gawl 3i. T3-6 4 B' IF' . S ,M- f, 'ff' ,,- t Y if A MQ is Q ,r .j g ig ,X E M H H 'ff X II l PM I' H ? J hm fun Y 1 it 1 .f , I dxwfg, , K r 2, i? x 5' is fi if gh 4 E rj' in ' 3 1 ,:,'g,.n Q ni xx V E Krug X Nu xN X' N I - :vb A Q-as-24-almfff ,N 'T' 15 eg! - -' P SHELLEY BEATTIE 50 I I lin' - E , ,W ,E Don't look back Something may be gaining on you, Leroy filetchell Paige Those who dance are thought mad by those who hear not the music, 'A f f. 1 +A f Courage is the price that lite exacts for granting peace The soul that knows is not, knows no release From little things Knows not the livid loneliness of fear Nor mountain heights where hitter joy can hear The sound of wings, Emelia Earhart Now hceres motinn! JEAN-PIERRE The greatest thing in the world is not so much where we stand as in what direction we are moving. Oliver Wendell Holmes BUYSSCHAERT Chivalry has not died. fa First step, treat her like a lady. ' y,.,,,,- Second step, tell her she's the one you - - been dreamin' of. --I . . Third step, take her in your arms and never let her go. 1 f 00 O 006 ,J There is a theory which states that if anyone discovers what the universe is and why it is here, it vvill instantly disappear and be replaced hy something even more bizarre and con- fusing. There is another theory which states that this has already happened. - Douglas Adams l Scots, Wha Hae! ELL RS CA ES r C ' M 4 ' 5- 0 W4 1' f , - .,f,,4 ' Aka Q 5 ff FokkarDr1 fr ! qs 0 5 w 5.1--. ft 0 h .- W we--i n sm: is it 'R Q Q Sl. Y , y CA QM! Sf 4'.,i oo oo f A Z My ima ff in A T if n f ff' Q Nl - I Q L 6 -V I 5 T O, M by gli. f Y? it ,W I-,wi C f Q - iv T M .w,k..f?fjrfl! A5' V O, l fi M fi ii i l ll V it ati es: in EI '-ii-3' Fl EXE. it Q 55. H ill 0 H it Z1 99 Qi HI O fl at tix E Z V 1 gi M , ,Zi 1251 il Ek if ANP Cliff dl LOVE WILL TEAR US APART IOY DIVISION Not ID speech or thought do I regard htm as a great man but ln his deeds and llfe Slddhartha by Herman Hesse If I could you know I would If I could I would Let It go UI A SPIRED ELEC CE! ,aww 1 ' O I 12 Lssues 518 la336rnmsMandvdu0I 4K56 lpreose prrrrr nomel APT STATE ZIP lj Payment Enclosed D Bill me later lj Bill Io MaslerCara lfl Bill lo Visa CARD NO, SIGNATURE EXP DATE Tnrs role applres To me U SA and mrs Possessrons. for Con- aaa aaa S13 extra poslage Your frrsr GQ wrll oe rnarlea whnrn 8 weeks of recerpr of vour order -warcn for rr' 1 rl l 7 1 1 - 1 1 ff, . rf Y 'I ,J COLLEGEENTRANCEEXAM INSHIUCIIOHS U01-leaclr rruasllnrrcarelully Answer all quosllorrs Tlrrre Llrrrll' lour hours Bc-gln Irnrnfrdlzrloly HISTORY Deficrllnr ll-rr hlslory ol llre pfrnarty lrnrrr IIs nrlgln lo Ins prcrwenl day, rtoncenlrallng enpraclnlly bu! ual e1flu'1rv'rIY,OIr IIS BOFIFI, POlIlIf1rI,ecorrorrrlc, rrallglous and prrllosuplrlcal lrnpaul on Europe, Asla, Arnnrlra and Alrlca,Br1 hrlel, corrnlse, spaclllc. MFDICINE You have heen r-rovlrlcrlwllh3r:l2r,r1l1I?lf10,i4 place ol game and a hollle ol scolrzlr Remove your errrmrrrllx Un nur qulrrre ur-III your work has been lnspecled You have llllaran rrrlnulns PUBLIC SPEAKING 2'rrl0rluIrcra1trd :rhnrlqlnes :ern slorrnlng llre classroom Calrn Iharn. You may me any nnclenl language eccnpl Lelln or Greek BIOLOGY Cue-me Ilia Esllrnale llm rllllcrerrcas In sulrsnqusrrl human Cullure Il lhls lorrrr nl llla had develowed 50 rnllllnn years enrllrrnwlllr sr-aclnl allerrllon Io lla probable ellrscl on the Enqll-ah parllarnerrlary sy-rlvrrr From your llreals MUSIC Wrllrr a plana corrcerlo. Orclreslrale and porlorrn II wllh llule and drum You will Ilnd n plana unrler your seal PQYCNOLOGY Based on your krmwlnrlgn ol lhelr wrnks enlunln Ilm nrnollorral elahlrIIv,r1r-plea ol adlrrslrnorrl and repressed lrnsrrarlorra ol rash or lhe lollowlnq Alexanderolllphrodlles,F1amseslI,Grr'qnry UINIIea,Hirrl1flruraIrl,Sup00lIyaurevalufrlltrrrwllhrlualallansIIOII1 saclr rnan's work, nraklug anprrrprlarr- ralerences II Is nor necessary lo lranslare SOCIOLOGY Eslrrnale lrrn sncluloglral prnblnrrrs whlch nrlghl accnrrrrrany the end ol Ilre worlrl Conslrunl an errpcrlrnenl lo Inal your Iheory ENGINEERING Ihe dlnassvmlrled narls ol a hlgh pnwwrnri rllle have br:-Pn placed on your dank You wlll :mlm Ilnd an In-1lrur.IIvn manual, prlnlred In Swnlrlll ln len mlnules a Irurrury Els-nqal llqer wlll be zrrlrrrlllrzd lo rho ronrn. lake wlralever nrfllorr you lrrel approprlale Bn prepared lo lusllly your riecislon. ECONOMICS Dnvelnu a rrfnllsllc plan Im rplinnrrclrrg me nallonal dchl Trace the posslhle ellrrcl ol your plan In the lollowlnp areas Cutrlsrrr. the Dnnfrlrsl cnnlrovnrqy, the wave Ihs-ory ol llgrrr Oulllne n rnfrlhod Inr prevoullnq llrewe ellacla Crlrlrzlzn rlrls nrelhod Iruru all pos-alble polnls ol vlew Polnl oul Ihe dvllclrvrclee In yuur polnl nl vlew, as dernonslreled In your answer Io lhe Iasl quesllon POLIIICAL SCIENCE Ilnare Is a red Ielurrhurm on Ure desk beslde you, Slarl World War Ill Fleporl sl Ianglh on lls suclo pollllcal ellecls II any. EPISTEIVIULOGY Take a pocllron Icrr or agalrrsl lrulh Prove lhe valldlly ol your poslllon. PHYSICS Evplaln Ihe rralure ol maller lrrflurire In your answer an evsluallon ol lhn Irnnacl ol Ihe Grivel- npnranl ol rnalhernallcs on science PHILOSOPHY Sketch llre dr-veloprrrenl ol hrrrnan lhnughl and esllrnnln IIS slgrrlllcarrcn. Compare wllrr lhe cleveloprrrenl nl any other klnu ol lhnuqhl ASTRONOMV Dullrrfr Ihv UnlverL1r',C1Ivt!IIrrPE exarnpleg GENERAL KNOWLEDGE Ucscrlbra In delfrll. B9 oblncllve and surfclllc l'm dead for this testllll I'm gonna wing it I'm serious! .. .Thanks lo U ol A lur Ihls great errsrn' 'Jyif-li. 7 1 ,rf 5 f ,f ,J I, ' x ' f f, V ,. , 4 f V J!! ,ff mf, Q X771 . , ft , Cfilv ,HM- W j J A ff ff ff K f S ' Q4 Lf i vf mVww-X' 4 jx! . , ' f 1 -X rv- will m jg M4 ,f ,, 1 J AN DREWX COTTERIL Y f QW' -gg f 56 1, l ,fl 1g M fl 1 . , J Q 2 we me ' we-wr-fu ef: f WSH' 1 rx, I sit here and reflect on all that l've heard and all that l've seen. The memories come in and go away. JEFF CURRAN Granola WWA -vida, Q ' 950' 3, WF an J 3 VN VL, , . nimnwmnmwvagu 57 1 wr' , ' mu 'aff' MW U ry A fr-15 11A.y,..-,I yn VI A 1 Q H E k ' ' +' 521415, f , Eve bod oes leavmg those ,A N In Ha. if Ag ' 'Ia ,'b.'h,i e, J ,f if Ref Hy ' ,Pu mv' 6, EQ, Lj-, M IC 1 ,A s ' 5. 3 ' -' 1 Y ,, - ,iw x gm L ' 9.3 ,Q L3 ' , ' b A ,W gf 5 4 , 3, QYSW Z' Ki Q .2 1,12 . ', .Q Rrygzlkiqg, z .VM U F27 ' - ,1 .Q -ful R. , f, A K A A , it . , 4 A. J.. f -- , 3 0-ff' - P '- W V ..-, W vw, ffgf f' -f I Ig ' . 115. g-Ra m e qv' x ,gi Z? 1 YQ' ,SW SQL ,V Y Wi, , gi?- 1, n x, rf l Q ' J 4 , w A 42? , I, ' Q 3 Fw r at fa A x, wi I , . 95 1, 1:2 S f'fELV- ll- f. ,-,1 -K 1 , ' ea.: -1 4 .1 ' ' .A Wm... A17 ' A p- 4 u 3.33 ssliifpi Ulf at first you don't succeed, you'11 get a1ot of advice.H n X 'E' ' 'X' ' ' . X -4-, n .lb ' -S . in n J' ' r X . . W r A ' Q ' Q , Y I f Sv V , 5 mtv ' V' ' .. QW ,X ' , xx--.. as A' ss' 1 r, , A ' I . JMS u X' 'Pfam , Nawi fr lwxx , XEMgKV ef A . MM Ax' X5 G1ve me strength! io Q 909,62 QQ XX 1- ... ?A L so Qymf, .,- We . .gig Q v'm' fl' xi Q Q Q, ,xx X X x 'X sv, 2 ey if ,bi l -r Q-A f' V Q VQQFQ Swv? rfb 'M C12 ga' mfg fwggxwfgm ,i M jiylo, 15, ! M ive fiizff-1, ,, ,W . 'bs liz ' ,,' 34, ' wi, Q hgffu A ' TF. W .-six E X i V ' A ' ' Nuf- 7 :ff fixaegg Hmm ' . ff -w' X 4 H , f. nf' Q, '.,.,yQ 1 7? 1, v, ,, f-' 421, -1 -, ..,, A ,, f 1 :vc . f if 'yn 1 is ,,z ui NEIL ' . 26455- wfmlz M' .,, 1. fi ' A-Ml. ,w,:.'W2f I? lf: ,af d,f5H'i3A 45 s, .. fu B Tn 9' A.. sf. Q af gpg- am, frr, In rel r , .DIR 5 I dll, l 1 ,. 1 r gig. -r re, .,, . an WI f f 5 5 1 S V1 Q J 1 55 5 . i- 1-. 1 1 ,H 60 Y X A' -99' Time Waits For No Man All '-11.2 ELLIOTT M BRI: H Q Stand tall, don't think small, Don't QQI your back against the wall 'x- nu 9. 'S -New-4 M1 ' 1 X 1 1 I S 1 fx t ' ssc J' GA M CA EDMOIQ TON FRI., AP R. 4, 1986 7:30 P. M. Y Q, QEHRES .-a :Q f ff x MPIC S230 LEDOME ROW S . 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X Q DAQ. in .5 s Ks, T A s 5, I 1 Pg, 0. .Q l ,Q o's ' D , 14-.1 f 1 O .5 f f ' . . 0 f ,f Q --: g'. , 4 .s. .1'Zf4-,.,,-42:15 7' A my 55. U. . 1'-'543J 1 S C '90 1 .Nu . Nay a., x N H 'f. N , lr v Q - I xya.,Y. 4 . x A' L ,,, ' ,-Q . - . X! . X A 'xz h .1 ' 1 K 5 K ax 1 . , P' ' v I . x , 5- X. ,xp t V. 4-5' '. 5: .7 .4 4...g,k,, Q K 1 . v- , .Q X ,N Em' 'f.2, z it - - 1' f gf., ' ' 4 'fuu S-,Q 1 5 X- W . ' ix .' i.ff:g,v 5 ir I ' 232: Q . U f I T251-in J, i -1 W e5??2g- Q., -J 5 QQ 1 - Naya., .,'p.uQ gg-Q u' 1- -'apr' ,.,' . -Q ' jx j,'- alex ..,f, , -,f . f Xizlffv , W 1- -sf: 1, -H-'. ,. V ,za -,1.. Xnfzi - if tc-y 2, 'N . v E. 1 , f- 1:-'- sw ' - JF ' H ,v Q43-,,.2, .. 4' V P , x. '- wg ' 4 X - ' 1 A ..'A. - v Q F I' xt-'i .gm Xu Q 'W gf rl -V ,X - ' 6 12512 -- 3 , - V I 'x' - A ' . K ' .- iv , 9.3.6 N' - R717 0 ' ' A f Q- .9 L.. x W , - X N -X I w -A.- ' f ' ' .1 4- L' ' Ng' --. Y 'Y 'W 9- 0 ' ,1 , A Q L t r' -. A- -, V- xo M V! X. wry Vx, ,rv A V 1 4, gi, , , V an 2 uv. 1 ,L H, rl , I ,K -w '14-,m. fvvmgy-,f X 'inn 'QM N av ' 3 ON. 0. , yhg, f N, D N 4 Q., 5 ,M .iwwzg W -fc 5, 3 Qi? fa M 4-any Rx PANAGIOTA KOUSINIORIS If l can stop one heart from breaking lshall not live in vaing lfil can ease one life the aching Or Cool one pain, Or help one fainting rohin Unto his nest again, lshall not live in vain. Emily Dickinson ,gi V, M sn, ff X 5 A. . X 's, bil ,,,:Y I-ff! HQ5 Za QE 71 l so I NEED may LGSE A FEW0 'POuND3,. Vx- . 1 2.4 , in , N 2. Q W M ,Q 5,98 0,96 , DQS' 1' K MH, . ,VM , 'Q w U. , Vfgil, . V '.1 ' Juv , , . . ' , ., A q,f' ' ' if Q , ,V , -w. . S' . ,ff ,H-Ex ,,! ID LEACH WMWIQ IOOMNCTAT? ws P3103 WA:- It v -. ly ,ass , 3, Aug , , fax. PUN- 5 .if 4 ll Al' Ei Jw., ,i,,,,,r We Cannot discover new oceans - unless we have the Courage to lose sight ofthe shore. 'T' FINAL departure from STS, June, '87 gl .4 - qi... ' is f 55, Iii. , I N I- V. 'C 'VV' A .. 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HOW-TO steal someone's story. HOW-TO drive without paying attention. PROSPER P. HOW-TO look like a surfer without knowing how. Mike Budd's O.EZ. forecast: Increasing darkness with 43752 4,3 1 . if Nw. .X 1 4'- 4 u-5 I r 1 A X scatt EP ed - Revised edition: ds ' g 9 l gi Increasing pain with 4 ' ' scattered , Q a . - morning g si ia 4 ' M i Y W guna- v A A A- J h ,iii 1 ' Q .- i - :KN ,Ss . g . ' 9 Q P 'xg I W , 5 . ' X Q' ., 8 5 , STOP D57 ll '! 5005! KA! jfdf lffllgf VL4'f4' ff.: fZ.s',7!kg5 Accifflfff flj!J E! 6 c'6fn1'1::f, f1f1:f,Aeif'ff1.ff I A X div or 'ff I M 1 MONIQU Ufff ffyflfl lllfj L'b'ffZ nv 6 Ckf 17 177 VV'c9ffff'f5.' 9 ff! Q ,5'A'f2vc: . 2 , M 'MA , j L 45 fra ff D7 5 31-A, 2 ' 5 :sv gs fr Q'-W 5 ' ., .r fd? ffdjorr fp.-efsfwW'fElf2'f ix ' , - K rms K5 .5'!0f' 13' flf'ff7fh 1 rdf' ,115-'Arr' N 'A ,ygjdf J'f77zfC f H , , ' pf V ' V. I 1 . is vi N ., xx ',, ,L 4? 8- ' 14, QQ' W 1, 'W 4, A ffsw Maw , , vb I 81 av,.,,MN To Class of '881 Donut hurry, d0n't worry. You're only here for a short visit. So be sure to stop and smell the flowers. Walter C. Hagen vit l, XEEYIQLE' in 4 ja Z V7 lj r 111 - lf. UFllll!.i9LL 7 I ,X t I W 1 W 1 ' ' - l l , 'Rl . . ' W M l W l ., 4 'ist' , , J i ', 'xx 1 E I ,f , ., - -fl 'r 0 V ' Fif i -51, A K l t ' A Q W .- f I I . 'Kg ,gf 6 ' ' 1 1 .l 5 N V 'eedom X ' , g ' 1 ml, -I'e2cnJg1Q1fl0Q 5l f - N 4 cJf'f1crcQQssltQliE.Q ' -- . ' tl 1 u 82 , as I L'- l l AW. .QAHOYQ-mfr Jr, .tr--K. . q..,..-.--M, wwf xllllllal llll 11 : l A'x.l 5:2:g2:2:2::4k:::-:145:1:24-234 ' -21:-.-, ,2:f.2:, if ,.qeaf 'i1. . - ,, V s v 11, Q if bA4:A W hrql I lm: 4 i -1'ff ' , ' P , 1.5. ' . , , :E .:-:- 1 i 11' ':1 W -. .i h W? is , , 1 Q . me 'F Zigi lf 2 . vwv- elf' ,A sE5g2g:g:5 42 his Q gy , ,.- '-I., k I tk 4' 4 I 4, 3, Henry David Thoreau' .f :': :: A zi. . ,. af? 3 s as ie do A ':': ':':':':':'1' 5 1 :::':':': ' I 3 :': , ,. , A,A,A H e :::A,.. , , ' :':l:: Ifilliii 11: '11 '2 ' 1 : : ,, , ,: : v l' --f- 1 . J 1M f N i i7!g5ii7' T ' T iii Qg . s If' a man does no pace with his no s i i companions. perh gismbecause he hears a different ' 4 e. f'?..1.iQ.Q, '2 -- A,,,.. 'Wg him step to the music he : s however measured or far away. M ?E54:E' '5.,EgE5EE5Egf4 5 my 2' S if Q 5? 5 , , 4:--.7-.1,:,:. .rsgx ffz 2 W 14 ff ' -f' ' 'f ,V ..,. M232 . .1 4 mm - f' as ..,, ' ----1-.,-: i We ,W ,, must human ability kinds, same D bvll - ii BRIAN NICHOL is 1- 4 V ,iii5i255iia2i2E2E222i2 V sefe sas ss Q f , aft Yi ' 5 .1.,,. ,.1., .,.,.,.,.,.,.,...., .,.......,...A.,.,.,. I .,.,.4.A.,..... s,.,.,.,.,.. . . ea ssg E f i ddh i ii i ed eh eess e e aea s e, we '--- it Q E of C :'a2i5555'f1 iiiiiiifiii :.:' i -:'2 f ........... . v Roosevelt Biology 30 Satis Eloquentiae, Sapientiae Parum 83 When the music is sweeter, the stars are brighter, and the nights more romantic than ever before. Or those sun-kissed days when time disappears, Cares and worries drift out to sea. And you give in to every temptation. Iii vw xi I'IsilNf IHS f 'X A 3, ,, , A ' Eb, QHFV 4 S -:QW 1 rp, I 1 -I fx V If QXO lj V - . ,,!v EQX 2 Beverls' Hills AKBAR NIMJI X The memory of past favors? o ,A e like a rainbow bri ht ff' ' e memory of Q 3 9 'fi -1 fi 37.1 e beautiful, but it wir an fem? ' . L-if ,Q . I . N7-Q -iffl x 1- ' 1 0 , ' 'QW ' y 7' 4 2 4 V A .5 , ,- Wig ' , A- V .,:.'3:W9 'r f f J-if HP - :L 1 fa ski! A 5 - M, f .A J M' '- w fu ,lub fg N ,af on .gl A, TARA 1 O'BRIEN Q14 in M 85 ANDREA MARIE OLAH Zi C ,sf A N' I' You can't separate peace from free- dom, because no one can be at peace unless he has freedom. -- Malcolm X w 'gifs :VW 'gigs f ....a f Ov A W Thanks for the memories Love, Murtle 3 ev - . xf5 .f'5r'f? : , , jf' A f Q , 5: ,. A- 5 1 ' W fa f ' ,Q ,, gg - FQ, 5 0 ' 'Q' 1 1: P, I f px :Yiwu Q V A 2 1 an . 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NC peace, mance, QD U 'r K l 3- Au Revoir AISHA UMAR any , V ,,.., smug: 1,.,x. ,ff 4,194 Lffsfigz' ',.'- 3,1341 wx:--,' :' ,gl aw-gy,gfsW:,, R,- Q. 9 .www fm: - 'Q' vw gf LW -2'5 , ,Nahum lriXt1rieiclt,1diclKuhla Khan A smtoly plevusure dome decree Wliffru Alph, the sacred river, ran Through gave-rns xnoasureless to man Down to il sunless sea. MN Samuel Taylor Coleridge I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Y W Two roads diverged in a wood, and I i I took the one less travelled by, And that has made all the difference. L Q Robem Frost C JY ,,. 5. - Q Good-bye for now! .5 V. X 5, ,rf Q RAIMOND ZEILSTRA fb LIE.. ll YY CLASS 0F 1987 .--.J T J GRADE TWELVE GRADUATION - PALLISER HOTEL - JUNE 13, 1987 gl- 'C 'Y -qo- . Q4 --g. Q'-N4 .J m: EE 01 3. 5? I : rl: -I. 'T' : I . ID: -lg C. If rn: I 103 Ill ES T POETRY CCN HUNSXN dv, XHXUV MU! K , NX mf! L. W- ,Mx .NXYXN VE VH UW, uxi MNVX UU m. ' HK! ,md Puqcw QXUXY't DAYW4 N Xu 'W' . 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Green jee ps move unerringly, 4 Guiding no. , .herding Skinny, spindly legs, About to snap off God's country - open land Suddenly closes to a dead end, Slender bodies skid to a halt, cr ' ' amming against the cliff wall. Their Curiosity and terror in the breeze Snowy eyes stare wonderi l UQ Y' Gentle, beautiful, panic. The directors voice, Overcomes the silence Sl-lOOTl Shoot shootlshoot, Echoes throughout the valley - S . . trong, bold impressions, Printed on Elm, Forever. . Shimmers . everlasting, wingjeeps speed along, is the quiver of their lips and the flick Skitterish bucks and does, Perk ears with awareness, A ' ' s once again the wind blows and, emotions silence repeats itself, causing shaky eyes to wid en, SHOOT! Shoot shoot shoot echoes throughout the Valle , y, Strong, bold impressions Are caught once more ofsmall - round - hard pellets, tearing into soft tender flesh, A dozen limp bodies fall, l s amming roughly onto the iores lifeless - forever still, Never to er of their tails. The voice leap and prance again Strong, bold impressions, Bring them back to life, Forever, , everlasting, Is the quiver of their lips and flicker of their tails, FIRST RUNNER-UP - A AP ARTHEXD WHXTE bww t floor, NDREVV COTTERILL RfUP T D RUNNE s E C O NTHA LOUCKS SAMAN Remembrance Day '86 Of the twelve who had gone into battle that day, only four remained. They sat in various poses around the tent, in various states of injury. A pale, long-legged youth with his left arm in a sling pulled a harmonica out of his back pocket and blew an experimental note. Three heads lifted as the sound reverberated through the silence. All they had heard for two weeks was machine gun fire. The boy began to play, and the soft, sweet sounds brought tears to the eyes of those listening, even the crusty old sargeant, who whistled softly through his chipped teeth. The clean-cut lieutenant hummed meditatively. The youngest of them, a boy of seventeen, began to sing, his voice cracking at first, then settling into an easy rhythm, with the alto of a choirboy. Amazing Grace, how sweet the sound . . . It made them think of home, and family, and church on Sundays, with apple pies baking in the oven, and Grandfather talking of, what he called, hard times. They almost forgot where they were, and what they were doing there . . . until another noise sounded. A whistling noise, and then an explosion, and the notes of the hymn echoed for a second, then were shattered as the bomb struck. The old sargeant fell forward, his face pouring bloodp the lieutenant's clear, dark eyes opened wide with shock: the seventeen year-old choir- boy whined like a hurt puppy, and the noise caught in his throat, as the blood rose, and he died. The sandy-haired youth with the long legs was hurled backwards by the force of the explo- sion, still clutching the harmonica. Then there was silence. The harmonica will never play again, but for a moment there was music, and, for a moment, there was peace. - KATIE HARSE Katie Harsr: is the winner of the 1986-1987 Snort Story' Contest. Hoi .if' evfer, fluff in tnfr lfinqtn of ner story, omitlml Angii'cn',' Q ir was impossible to include it in the year- book. So, in plane- of it, is nne of her shorter works entitled iliemem- brance Day l986'I ESSAY CONTEST1986-1937 DIRECTIONS Destiny. Many believe it is the governing factor of hum ' an existence, a predetermined course of events in each ' person s life. Yet ifthe fates cannot be persuaded to alter the destiny of an individual, then one must hope that the course they have chosen agrees with the aspirations and goals of the individual himself. For myself, I am basically aware of what direction I would like my life to take, whether it is the fates, God, or my own intelligence that will point me in this direction and keep me on course, I cannot know. It is entirely possible that my life may take a major detour , as a result of unforeseen events, thus turning out completely different from what I had planned. All I can hope is that I remain true to my own ideals and beliefs, and the philosophies that I h ave adopted from certain impor- tant people in my upbringing. There are many aspects oflife that I intend to experience, a few being travel, learning new skills, meeting new people, however, my main loves and interests have always been, and will probably continue to be, dancing and ranching. Neither, however, is rich in material rewards, therefore, I am faced with a dilemma. It has always been my belief that, while others may plan to be rich and hope to be happy, I would rather plan to be happy and hope to be rich. I am aware this could be dismissed as a very idealistic view, but it makes a great deal of sense to me, the problem being that I doubt I would be very happy poor. As a result, I must plan my life carefully - or at least roughly outline my objectives - and hope that the direction I take approaches this plan. So, rather than make a rigid, blood-written, day-by-day scheme for m l'f y 1 e for the next fifty years, I would prefer to simply keep in mind my goals and objectives for the future. I want to dance professionally, earn a University degree, ride and train horses, travel, learn new languages, and very importantl I , y, want to remain close to my rural, agricultural, background. My greatest dream is, once I've accomplished all of the above, to return to the back country and live on the land, on my own or my family's ranch, thus returning to my roots - to what is important in my life. 7 I know that I have just compiled a long list of goals that would seem to require a life-time to complete. Yet I have no doubt that I can accomplish it all, relatively quickly, for I believe that if a person has a goal, he will reach it, provided he is willing to work unceasingly and make sacrihces to that end. Such a philosophy, that one can succeed at anything with enough determination, motivation, and courage, has been ingrained in me since childhood. This is largely thanks to my parents, but it is also due to some other, key individuals who have greatly influenced my way of life and my choices for the future. One of these people is my dance instructor, Marg Poland. Among other things, she has proven to me that I can conquer the limits of my mind, thus increasing my physical abilities, in dance and in life. As an example, I once thought that certain steps, such as triple pirouettes, were impossible to master. As a result of this negative attitude, my body could not perform that step, regardless of how intensely I concentrated or how frustrated I became. Dnce I realized, however, that I was capable, and that it was simply mind over matter, I found I was spinning off three and more pirouettes at a time, proving that one's mind can be the greatest obstacle in striving to reach a goal. Marg has taught me that the word 'Ican't does not exist - there is always a way. Once I learned this basic secret of success, I could see how many people I have admired who had also learned that can't is not a viable way of life and who carried on with their dreams and goals despite obstacles and handicaps. This is a philosophy of life which I hope to always retain. Another individual who, although I doubt he knows it, has had an enormous influence on my life, is Bert Cochlan. Bert is a retired rodeo cowboy and rancher who lives deep within the foothills of Southern Alberta, tending cattle and riding the range. It is difhcult for me to define my exact reasons for admiring this man so deeply - I envy his simple, honest life-style the lives without many ameneties of life such as indoor plumbingl, and I have great respect and love for him. What I admire most about Bert, however, is his attitude towards life. He lives one day at a time, enjoying the present and everything it has to offer without lingering in the past or rushing out to greet the future. lf l asked him to explain his philosophy of life, Bert would probably just chuckle and say, Don't try to figure life out, Darlin', just live it . lt is not difhcult to understand Bert's whole philosophy, it is manifest in the manner in which he lives, the way he treats his friends and family, in the way he talks. Once, when l was confused and distraught, having to make a decision about my future, l sought Bert's advice. l-le basically outlined his beliefs and way of life: l have only one life, therefore l must make the most of it, while never losing sight of what is important to me, my family, friends, honesty to myself and others, the land - and never forfeiting my happiness, especially for money. This is a philosophy by which l hope l can live, and one which l would advise other confused people consider. My grandfather, one of those people who never learned to think can't , also imparted an excellent piece of wisdom from his seventy-six years of life. l-le told me, when obstacles arise to thwart my objectives and l to change what I could, learn to live with what l could not change, goa s, and use those unchangeable factors to my advantage. When l meet new people, l will remember the advice a long-time and dear friend of my family's, Gid Garstad, gave me about relationships and friendships: Friendships are not based on sham or pretence, friends know ' ' ' d ce t each and appr other for what they are. eciate each other's qualities and shortcomings an ac p Hopefully, my life will unfold somewhat according to my expecta- tions, and l will make everyone - my parents, grandparents, Marg, Bert, Gid, and the many others who have influenced me, however slightly, proud of who l am and what l believe in - proud of what l've accomplished, who l have become. 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Middle Row: Stephanie Angus Ms Simeon, Andrmi Hay M Ciolds xgrthy l-ront Row: Steph in e Sm th Dara Sutton, Sabrina Grobler, Mary Angus. lIlt0XlC3 04 g: P17141 Pun Five KEYS i .ISHME z TO WIMP ROCK success 9 - + ,Q 13 Wear silk bell bottoms. ,KG ' 'f N. 23 Shut up and sing what you're told, XXX ' 1 ' N glifzgfyri lgnmlgout understanding why 45 Claim to like your parents, 55 Do all of the above, and somehow Still avoid having an image. Tlle love goddfese who died alone foe.-I duckS iii 3 YO ' The future of the game JUNIOR 'B' GIRLS' VCLLEYBALL 'IO HY' at-94 -AU-.uidul M14 N aww, u +w'l'..w.. we mm Alex' N fr X-t L... Viv' ,- lui A. ag we ALL WE NEED is You 118, Back Row: Jennifer Upitis, Rachael Owens, Stacy Rozsa, Katy Stewart, Amy Eisenberg, Christina Zolotas Mr. Blais in his own row Middle - N Row: Roxanne Elenko, Danielle Keller, Rebecca Miller, Alexandra Luckhurst, Rachael Scott. Front Row: Louisa Sigurclson, Brenda Varnam, H Sabrina Neumann, Nancy Angus. .E -I-v O O -2 Ch .2 'Ill 2 0 -I I'en.tu1'i'5 WUERIET 5-rANLiY pmucssz ,I I f... if , I Doing more forygu Q O A 'fi I wx we 4 me I 1-ft 'ff an ,f 5 7. ri . .4 -5 i i11, ,'1QL. -'wjivlfw A can A 1 Q FT' . t 1, ,,.r7'Tii.,,.,i'.. ,.,, ..gif41-Q . V.-. 4-. 4-te,-..-in , .-if - -- 4. W -- - ,I b , W' ' T X 'R'-V 'fl' New--'ff' Qs ,.5:'-1 '1'-.i','ff: ' - 1- -. .' A .i. ,.w -'. f ww- '-4-,.'-A-f.z'.f.4'.,.r4-n '-, ':'.-..:- -'-1'-', , . ' S --v--ap ' X- ' ,N N -.' v ..14 g . ' .' :. .x , ' - . i - f i i 03' gp Heroes of the rll11d61'W01'1d W 40 V Vx D .ovwraog-SQQONQSQQQS . 349 SENIOR iiuiiigiulg- VOLLEYBALL - 1 1 1 i cn l 1 'f S , : l Back Row: Mr. Kohing, Brian Wood, Bill Wright, Doug Laird, Geoffllpitis, Mr. Blais, Middle Ro :D vid Singh, Scott McDermid, Chris Curran, a Cam!-Xshl ,Ry 'l .F R :Rb 'd, ', ' b , 'S' ' h. , 99 ,ye 933,19 3 Dv op-Q v-29 ,,,. i N Uqf a ff 4051 dude, 'Q f-Pvdef diife, ua- , Sfm lm 01.146 Y 49' e A Here ,c idx 'A are classiicQg6171S SEN GIRL '-E ALL 'MAIL ORDER MAKEOVERS- 0 . Back Row: Jill Murray, Cherlyn Cameron, Marlo Taillon. Middle Row: MS. Harper, Sandra Andere son, Catherine Angus, Susan Anderson. Front Row: Linnea Turnquist, Jennifer Hevvson. 106 A 111817 ICR iii , L. VC' F E 'S' VCL l 002 ,QQ 5. 4 E E ? 'O i Q I u iw i -i if I 4 Q5 i ' ?f Q -5 2- 'i ff if i 5.1 gg -E EL 9.7 ?Q li ir i :Q if L- If , i i ii Q i E 'Q : ii E V. ug E m- 'E 119 's cf .r L.. yi ,. E .4 -MACHU MADNESS A ' v J Those: are the ladies' counterparts . . . J .- They are not meh, they are machines. I BackRow: lf1f'i'4lI'ff11Il,N Hmpfnlflhl, Hfmrl-.F'3+',1TYx:' ,'XI+'r LHIWHII' f4Lxg1r'I'h.'1I1N f'fL1Nf.fd VIH I'3r'1Z111 i U In-H,Imil-x.ar1-fx,l-Lwrr fXT,1rrI1w,w,,F.lr INYPIVIIWTUIMHIH Front Row: Th uv,11rN1x Iwttm: N N 1 lx Q. Mm I'-flffwrri, H',4:r1II,1l1ux, I',m'x lffI1rww1u,l'w-ImIiw.1rw1.1m! N+w+.1rv1x ,l1wH '. w wi I ' IJ,'XVII7lfXNi ' 'ft X A5 ' f . 9-'vi I' 'S - K: .1- LA h' 'M ang-.D I J 7 W .V6dD . -Q at - e r -- ' ' ' 'J f !V ,I - W Q. .V - , . ' ' ' ' lf' h A h qa,b0km lf FELLOW , ' X 'I a X ' ' l PEHSHN! Wh .-' ,--. .,f'h ' Li -h ' . ' ' X anim' . N I 1 5 1 I 5 I A I f? I Z 1 B ' .SE 1 'lu B. 2 g Q E Q gg 3 3 .ui : 1 : i N s dl E I Q A U A GD 5 D i z ! ! if ef 4, t S.. Hard W ords, Harsh Action JUNIOR 'A' BOYS' BASKETBALL ' THE FRINGE DWELLEI5 ,X I ' B kR M P IIE Hyi 'T VBI ML Bl lf St LU S P P D G IB ttHbj Hy Si Ivy U Hyi F tR A1 I J P Ad k M KI k B Look,J . S S see s15acQerur?? pot' 00 Run 5 ot ru , P , n. Jane sees Spot mn, PREMXU M xs PREMXUM-A 'Q lT'S -253 - lT'S GNAW UK Bl: wg- um nva mg the natlon s bedrooms n Iron Slab J 2 A y 4 I r A I ,I 5 L g .JuNloR 'A' LADIES' BASKETBALL HERE THEY ARE' SHOWING THEIR GREAT DEXTERITYQ 1 I 9- g Top Row: Roxanne Wong, Penny McDerm1d, Second Row: Brenda Varnam, Dana Mendham, Stacy Hyndman, 1 ' ottom Row' Kim Park AI wancira L Nkh r t S bnna Grobler Jennifer Wh I And in her sensuous pose V . .SHAUN MIHN ORRIEN Q Gnoommc 5' at 5110 5 emron S4-' AG UAL we 'Q I 4 ENTER JUNIOR 'B' GIRLS' BASKETBALL new 11 'DBDUEAPH 301-I5 ll UI Well, would you look at this! Quite the bunch! l A C0 f glaring. 'U 1111118 1 F --.. X In : Unfvwsal Sl : Lock Box godfbulldl u Natural i11SY3UCtSYE3UI7Sl'A1T Swlng, sleek and playful 1 O Name 694 e ,gg epf' 9 A Klner S, aku-X69 :5?:f9Ss o 8 fate 514122 659090 A ' 13911611 I 'i I1 O 4-I SZE13 '- te I . MHSS killingand chaos I SENIOR IVIEN'S BASKETBALL t t ' ' 1 d , urll U5 15 I lllln gs Sdn ta, U5 -ui Ill Xa? Q Q Back Row: Davtd Mcliernzte, Scott McDermid, Scott 'Doctor' MCA h Ch Sp d y Curran, Dowd Stngh, Steve Mercer, Colin 'Chaos' McCormick M F F t R Mntch Colo, B1llVVr1ght, David Ledth, Doug Laird, Matt O'Br Epl p S L h - ' Q 5 Q st M g P tt 5 Aq E : C GJ I na u .tin man g 1 what t' 9 9 Ever TLESS WIIIIDEII H IIE SIIIR F' Lava! S 5 ,Q Fl' 'U 'I 0 xx CIO 'ff GG V exgovf' SENIOR GIRLS' BASKETBALL Back Row: Mr. Lorhng, Annelise Pedersen, Emily Griffin, Shelley Beattie, lVlr.Taylor.M1dd1e Row: Melanie Mercer, Sue hlliott, Kiren Singh, Jennifer Hevvson, Kathryn Dundas. Front Row: Cherlyn Cameron, Caroline Wuensche. PARTY GIRLS WITH TATTOOS el to the oppressed 63 .. Qffood X, gr Gurz, summon riff Ann ulsw :Aus 6' 'Y Herolsm - and horror Couns C 1 9' i-in 99 U: E5 C 5 CD Q Cn C-1 C: ce cc I 1 .. I E S 93. 55 4 E- . F? G a 93 Q 5 gag 'W ' 2 ia Jumon Fl.oon Us Q Z HOCKEY E 5 2 if I Ss- 5 1 ! 5. 255 5 Bulldmg u Ilfe Q on good luck FLDOR HOCKEY Ck Row Mr Bl is ll liuysstlllrrt Viniii Lili-nl-gtl, Qlcllllltltlll Asliliiy, ltniiiitllltl Z stra Andrevv Wilson B in hllitff Front Row: Dflviil IH'--lilz, liiiiiii Wiiiid, Hit-ii IE TS 5 CANDY CHARACTERS Johnny LaRue: Candy's own version of Ralph Kramden, with a nod toward Hugh Hefner. Blustering and conceited, forever scheming, heavy drinker, sex obsessed, monogrammed jackets, but kind of lova- ble anyway. Hit rock bottom during his stint as a 'Man on the Street' interviewer with Street Beat - the streets were always empty, leaving LaF-iue with nothing to do but stand around in the cold looking foolish. Wllllam B.: Sammy Maudlin's right-hand man was the ultimate in yes-men, an ex- pose of the subservient schmuck that lives inside all of us. Even when Bittman would punctuate touch wood with a tap on VW- liam's forehead, William submerged his own feelings for the good of the show. On the other hand, he really dldn't seem to get the joke. Dr. Tongue: Wanted us to believe that 3-D was his whole life, but l'm convinced he was hiding something. There was al- ways an ambiguous sexuality about him, a certain efleminacy, there was also Woo- dy Tobias, Jr., his protege and constant companion. I just wonder . . . Tommy Shanks: How are you today? Tommy's fine. Tommy was mayor of Melonville for a while. Then he lost. He felt bad, but was happy for his opponent. Los- ing is sometimes part of life. But things even out, So never get too down on your- self. Well, we have to move on to a differ- ent character now. Bye. Bllly Sol Hurok: A man without a single redeeming quality: all he wanted to do was lead people on just long enough so's he could blow them up. He was good at it, though, and he blew up some of the best: Dustin Hoffman Bernadette Peters Neil Sedaka Brooke Shields oountless others Flumor has it he had a brush with God and now devotes his life to the fioht for disar A calculated swlng to the rlght Pa -4-1 2-1' CU 5 U' Q9 E '-4-4 -4-a CD Q9 I5 U' Q9 -C1 E-1 Z'79 alI V . H New Dljnenszo SENICJR FIELD HOCKEY 'ff 22 ack Row: Mrs Fitzgerald, Marnie Fudge, Susan Elliott, Jenmlvr Hewwxl, Chr-rlyu Cfxmvron, llsll lldclwdy Middle Row: Slllllll W.llll,lfn l,, .Il-wsu ll l'KJll'llS anagiota Kousinioris, Anne-Marie Pederson, Carolme Vvucnsvlle, Front Row: JL1llc'CL11'Ief1' I Don?-t Say Agalnq Sal ll ONE SMALL STEP aa 8 26921 deaih Qi Q 31.6 in , 0 'Q 4,0 Vervhot. A T'S IN YOUR HANDS It's better than plastic TH E G0 F TEAI-YI ..... ... -L .. 47 'v . 1 CE S E Q: tt .Q C: X' . Back Row: M12 ll'-xmxml, 1l,1Kf'l 'Ht., IMMI lwlimw um 'wr wr' 7.11 Uw1:mti YT: ww Front Row: 'f, , ,JN 'n Q 1.t,,,1.f.t, 1 -tftl .M 1,.,,.. ,I ..,,. . 1.,tt M. ..1I,tf. E1 DANGER POINTS MOVE DlMENslo Qt l M Q -5 t it .19 i K THE RUGBY TEAIVI Back Row Mr Firmer Scott MQDcrm1d Iohn Wadciopk Aim FHFQLISOII, Ckum-r'or1Ashlf-y, itnul Mc Gmrh, lJL1vui5mqh, Ser'ovLQ11te-13 MI' VVQIIS Middle V1nc1 Brlan Wood Blett Le Bouwe mu be off Upms l :tml-1 Sim Aqustm Q2 0 Q nl- WIIERE THEY STAN X 9- nel 5 n 4 Q Row: Vince Elenko, Hob and Doug Lo1rd,Jnson LE'Wl5,Jii5i1IlSIULICTIULIII, DLIVIU lorw, .Is-H Curmm, H.mnom,i Zvnlsmm Front Row: Geoit Km-llvr, I 'l11I1K9bi'LJ ' ' ' ' X 5 , 1 ' , '4 ' K I 1 UN z 1 - l Shakln Fists Not Hand 3 L for .4 ., 4 1 L v up-. ra 1. x .fp .-. , . my P.. V LIU 22:-l FFL? my Y UV , ' 'I l 5' V, f c -f. ' K 'fy ri ,W , If 54 T ' if 1 .ffl ' I Y L' 'E' , L-. U, g U T is 1 'L 4 5 1 5351 F2422 EEZ? T 21,4 ., .1 141 vf-1 , V, .-f. 2 'E 'I' .4 4 tis' Kr? 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'tit fr -5 av Q fl ini 5 8' ' 7 xi' x ' :-ii' wg, A Stroll on The wilde Side in underground herc 11110 'th BADIVIINTON xwvw B Ynilg new Sal ahon 'YW5 an A tr Dewi u1'd81' 'Tatar Hevvson Mlddle Row Cherlyn Cameron L1s1Hadvv1y Sus Nl Elllntt IK nttnyn Dunn as Tm 1 Rnqnnl Alluenn lewnx Front Row Brett LeBourve1u 133 , I I I 0 O O O Back Row: Mai Pedersen, JeffGibb, Neil Belenkie, Ben Eisner, Andy !4nn1od:1, Mu mel Iiwlwnklf-, Am l NPIxL1ll5UIl, .lvnnm-1' e--Ev-xemvvfe The new temple of art my 1 N T Qx Z4 5 Q rm S you're ever in This situ v r ,Kg ,509 0 J' 'Yee u ' Qu JUNIOR CRCSS-COUNTRY TEAM f N Q' Unearthing a treasure 5' ' N SW 3? .SQ H? go H? 'lc E' P 3 JE E' Us V5 as 4: u as D A visual fanfare for the common man eollghin , . ENEMIES OF FLESH AND APATHY 053 g It In Bere. the bush .shsoqxgen Engh vs IS THE SLUG WU ep reople f true?-0 00 good to be true Io 545, SENIOR CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM -' ,,, tx 'FA vs., ww- v-E, ......... 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ITTE-ESCOMIYIITT Milf' Ve- f7'7'65C'0f'7 7555. nj f '- ', f C0lVllf1l7Kfff fill! figs C0114 W mfr yy f O 1 'iE,5.5g f 'L Ssco mm ' 1f'7'EESCO M fi2w11fTE1E,SCo ' 5g2oM1mff5L3C k if 'O 6565 comwfffi -R ,iv ffff' 3fi16f'7f'7 1 772-'ES' Comm N'7'7555 5 1 lu n I comming x , 139 my 4 Back Row: Sarah McDonald Jim Giannoulis Mr. Adams 6AdvisorJ Marnie Fudge Emily Griffin Jennifer Hevvson Front Row: Steven Mercer Catherine Angus Linnea Turnquist Katie Tavender Chris Empett Meredith Laurence Absent: James Carsvvell PREFECTS :' 1 COUNCIL Back Row: W Secretary: Pat San Agustin President: Meredith Laurence X Treasurer: Doug Laird ,K , f Front Row: -:fx Social Convenor: Shelley Beattie , 'ef' , f ' Vice-President: Alec Ferguson 3 Advisor: Mr. McConnell W Fifll li 1 , ll ' i ll ,vo F. 'FT' ,. , ,Mgt hui ii L, F,-, . - 1. f 5 . A iw, 5 w Lira' it a ,ef- ifi rm .1 Z! ,sei l 311.3 vii :A :' xg-if ' gig. I , fc t E021 , . . P 31 1 Ei! Ll. 1 ky. .n. 5. riff: 5 lg? L -in Hy W1 's 4 if? 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C if Jlfnf, director with the proceed the province, JMf,.1'9'W .,-f af' Cancer Society associate Students' Council president Meredith Laurence and prefect Emily Griflin present the Calgary ' This was the largest single amount raised hy a school in s of the school s 1986 Terry Fox Run. 149 L viz C5 'ZF ,Z A 'ff' v Q ie ,Q yd. ll? 'J' '15 ff? E S -Q :Z- Eh D -f 3 A P 5 : vs Q 3' r' if ,J in Q 7 Y 1 4-F 'i Sr I4 r .-- s s l l ENDEAVOURS fl -. X M' .4 -My H, .ul ' ' ,V Q, 2 , ' in ' A .iff 91' ' 'Q . My , A ,pf , -if'-4 ,Y ay, . ,a, f , fl 'J v f . 1 nk' rf, r v fm 1,-.yy Q3 ' 5 4 ff, IJ. -5, , . 1 I , ' 4viC'. ,. '11 , yn? i I 9,-5 X 1 e 1 , . ll 'gif' 1 v -.f N4 xtr- NA Mlm 1 A -Q if X -MK i , 4. hw' NA in THE CI-:IRIS1-l-NIAS EIONCERT SPEECH DAY 533 l l 2 , ...QTL- S 95 qw NIARTI MCKAYIFESTIVAL WEEK WM , X 9 1' -i az vi 1 Ei 1 :VA fx! ,mf Z Tx mwts-by 41 at ' Q F Q if xg Cl? U -fP 2 - A f ,ig ,af -K M QM? ' X A ag ,. ,X CHINA TRIP it-mark-w.munnr Il-lr Xi - 158 Tn an ij ...J 1 Y'f ' .1 Sv x, 'J l,,,..-z:-i ,w 3 5.4 Y. if Z R If A M6 M 3, at A405553 V15 Cross COU titty W4 'ff-if ATHLETIC AWARDS 1986-87 David l,ear,l'i Lisa Fortt-rns Robert Pierre Rot-:anne Elf-nlco Stott lVlt.Dffrrnitl Catherine Anqus Peter Hoanq Steven Feirjk Dana Mendham Sabrina Neumann David Sinqh Catherine Anqus Parry Johnson Terri Blunies Dana Mendhani Nancy Anqus Cameron Ashley .Jennifer Hevvson Shaun OBrien Chris Curran Catherine Anqus Paul lVlt'Grath Roxanne Elenko Linnea Turnquisi Susan Elliott Billy Zirnnier Sabrina Grobler Geoff Upltis Sandra Anderson Rupert Evans Drew Hyndman Nadia Herb Raphael Owens Stephen Leach Shelley Beattie Matt Tedford Drew Hyndman Staty Hyndrnan Geeta Verma David Sinqh Jessica Peters Kathryn Dundas lla nt, Angus Sr. Boys Sr. Girls Jr, Boys Jr Girls Volleyball Sr. Boys Sr. Girls Jr, A Boys Jr, B Boys Jr, A Girls Jr, B Girls Basketball Sr Boys Sr, Girls Jr, A Boys Jr. B Boys Jr. A Girls Jr B Girls Rugby Sr. Field Hockey Sr Jr, Track and Field Sr Boys Sr. Girls Jr Boys Jr, Girls Golf Gymnastics Sr, Girls Jr, Girls Cathy Schultz 6 MAJOR ATHLETIC AWARDS Sr. High: Most Outstanding Male - David Singh Most Outstanding Female - Catherine Angus Jr. High: Most Outstanding Male - Paul McGrath Most Outstanding Female - Dana Mendham Coaches Appreciation Avvard e Jennifer Hevvson Sportsmanship Award - Cherlvn Cameron SPARTIN PINS David Leach Jennifer Hevvson David Singh Chris Curran Catherine Angus Cameron Ashley Susan Elliott PRIZE GIVING PROMOTION CERTIFICATES All students in Grades One, Two, and Three. I-IONOURS CERTIFICATES GRADE POUR: Hahz Ali, Scott Anderson, Christopher Copeman, Robert Delf, Sebastien Gittens, Claire Graham, James Gunton, Graeme Jennings, Tamiz Kanji, Stephanie Kervvin, Angela Ko, Jonathan Koo, Katharine Lai, John Manaloor, Jeffrey Neuss, Arthur Poon, Arvin Poon, Al Renner, Daniel Sekhon, Laura Simpson, Louis Williams. GRADE FIVE: Arliss Abrahamson, Jessica Baert, Nathan Cronin, Christopher Cully, Greg Darou, Grant Earn, Michael Forbes, Christy Greene, Tara Habijanac, Mackenzie Harvey, Caitlin Kerwin, Richard Lengkong, Patrick Mitchell, Rhiannon Owens, Ria Paul, Lisa Ricketts, Kern Shepherd, Katka Smira, Marte Towle, Rishi Verma, Michelle Wong. GRADE SIX: Imran Ahmed, Rodney Brown, Ryan Crowther, Jeffrey Davis, Andrew Kirker, Emeline Lamond, Kern McMurtrie, Alim Mitha, Karim Nogas, Peter Wootliff. GRADE SEVEN: Michael Belenkie, Robert Cropp, Roxanne Elenko, Jeremy Fleming, Victoria Jennings, Karilee Johnsen, Heidi MacDonald, Roger McClary, Andrew Mitchell, Rachael Owens, Rachael Scott, Clint Sello, Rene Singh, Ashley Skiber, Angus Turner, Jennifer Upitis, Christina Zolotas. GRADE EIGHT: Laurie Brown, Melissa Darou, Steven Eeick, David Grout, Brett Habijanac, Nadia Herb, Robert Lamond, Alexandra Luckhurst, Penny McDermid, Karen Neuss, Scott Nichol, Laura Sharp, Brenda Varnam, Geeta Verma, Susan Wiesenthal, Billy Zimmer. GRADE NINE: Alanna Abrahamson, Edoardo Bardana, Alexander Elmore, Ralph Fitzgerald, Sabrina Grobler, Guru Gunaratnam, Ryan Harris, Peter Hoang, Stacy Hyndman, Scott Lemieux, Tanya Maier, Dana Mendham, Shaun O'Brien, Judd Palmer, Paulose Paul, Travis Smith, Thiis Spoor, Anton Wootliff, Cheryl Zimmer. GRADE TEN: Carrie Allen, Shawna Darou, Kathryn Dundas, Susan Elliott, Pieter Grobler, Lisa Hadway, Katie Harse, Geoffrey Kneller, Nicoletta Kousinioris, Stephen Leach, Samantha Loucks, Colin McCormick, David McKenzie, Karima Mitha, Matthew O'Brien, Louis Papas, Christina Ragona, Patrick San Agustin, Holly Shillabeer, Sarah Waddock, Brian Wood. GRADE ELEVEN: Dana Arnell, Beth Aspinall, Sibylle Baehre, Alexander Baldwin, Doug Brown, Catharine Earn, Eera Jadav, Farid Mahmud, Scott McDermid, Melissa McLaws, Sean Nixon, Krystina Romocki, Christine Varnam, Anna Watkins, Caroline Wuensche. GRADE TWELVE: Catherine Angus, Jean-Pierre Buysschaert, James Carswell, Amy Chu, Jeffery Curran, Brian Elliott, Marnie Fudge, Jim Giannoulis, Jennifer Hewson, Panagiota Kousinioris, David Leach, Meredith Laurence, Brian Nichol, Tara O'Brien. SUBJECT AWARDS A book award is given to the top student in each subject at each grade level in the Junior and Senior High Schools. ART: GRADE IO: Patrick San AgustinlDavid McKenzie GRADE II: Karen Scoulding GRADE I2: Linnea Turnguist CLASSICS: GRADE 81 Melissa Darou GRADE 9: Shaun O'Brien COMPUTER STUDIES: GRADE 7: Jeremy Fleming GRADE II: Sibylle Baehre DRAMA: GRADE IO: Geoffrey Kneller GRADE II: Alexander Baldwin GRADE I2: Katie Tavender ENGLISH: GRADE 7: Robert Cropp GRADE gf Nadia Herb GRADE Q1 Sabrina Grobler GRADE IO: Katie Harse GRADE II: Alexander Baldwin!Christine Varnam GRADE IZ: Tara O'Brien FINE ARTS: GRADE 7: Amy Eisenberg GRADE 8: Louisa Sigurdson GRADE 9: Dara Sutton FRENCH: GRADE 7: Robert Cropp GRADE 8: Nadia Herb GRADE 9: Shaun O'Brien GRADE 10: Katie Harse GRADE 11: Melissa McLaws GRADE 12: Linnea Turnquist MATHEMATICS: GRADE 7: Robert Cropp GRADE 8: Nadia Herb!Meliss GRADE 9: Shaun O'Brien GRADE 10: Shawna Darou GRADE 11: Melissa McLaws a Darou GRADE 12: Math 301 Jim Giannoulis GRADE 12: Math 31: Jim Giannoulis OUTDOOR EDUCATION: GRADE 111 Caroline Wuensche PHYSICAL EDUCATION: GRADE 7: Roxanne Elenko GRADE 8: Eric Hyndman!Steven Feick GRADE 9: Dana Mendham GRADE 10: Geoffrey Upitis GRADE 111 Catharine FarnfSc GRADE 121 Catherine Angus SCIENCE: GRADE 7: Robert Cropp GRADE 8: Melissa Darou GRADE 9: Thijs Spoor Biology: GRADE 10: Katie Harse GRADE 11: Sean Nixon GRADE 12: Jim Giannoulis Chemistry: GRADE 10: David McKenzie GRADE 11: Melissa McLaws GRADE 12: Jim Giannoulis PHYSICS: GRADE 10: David McKenzie GRADE 11: Melissa McLaws GRADE 121 David Leach SOCIAL STUDIES: GRADE 7: Robert Cropp GRADE 8: Melissa Darou GRADE 9: Shaun O'Brien GRADE 101 Brian Wood ott McDermid GRADE 11: Alexander Baldwin GRADE 12: Brian Nichol DOROTHY GOLDSTEIN MEMORIAL PRIZES Awarded for proficiency in M aths and Sciences in Junior and Senior High JUNIOR HIGH: Shaun O'Brien SENIOR HIGH: Jim Giannoulis OUTDOORSMAN Awarded annually to the Senior High student who has shown outstanding ability and leadership in outdoo pursuits throughout the year. Mark Millerf'Tara O'Brien HOUSE AWARDS ELEMENTARY: Dover JUNIOR HIGHZ Buchan SENlOR HIGH1 Buchan PROFICIENCY AWARDS From Grades l to 9, books are awarded to the top student in each class, and from Grades lO to l2, books are awarded to the top student in each grade. GRADE l: Victoria Lamond GRADE 2: Erin Kaiser GRADE 31 Sonva Lowe GRADE 4A1 Jonathan KoolArthur Poon GRADE 4B: Scott Anderson GRADE SA1 Tara Habijanac GRADE BB1 Jessica Baertfflhristv Greene GRADE BA1 Jeffrey Davis GRADE BB: Peter Wootlifffliern McMurtrie GRADE 7A: Karilee Johnsen GRADE 7B1 Andrew Mitchell GRADE 7C1 Robert Cropp GRADE SA: Melissa Darou GRADE BB: Karen Neuss GRADE BG: Laurie BrownfDavid Grout GRADE QAL Shaun O'Brien GRADE QB: Peter Hoang GRADE QC: Paulose Paul GRADE lO1 Katie Harse GRADE ll: Melissa McLaws GRADE 12: Jim Giannoulisffara O'Brien SCHOLARSHIPS AND BURSARIES: THE STAFF BURSARY: Robert Scott and lmran Ahmed THE W. A. HEARD BURSARY: Patrick San Agustin THE W.H.H. TIDSWELL MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPS: Sean Nixon and Dara Sutton DOUGLAS CHAPMAN MEMORIAL BURSARY: Pieter Grobler SPECIAL AWARDS SENIOR CLASS AWARDS: Gertitlcates and Silver Pins are awarded to all members of the Graduating Class. TWELVE YEAR AWARD Brvan Anderson PRESIDENT'S AWARD Meredith Laurence, President of the Students Council THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH AWARDS BRONZE PlN1 Edward Bashford and Thijs Spoor 164 4 MAJOR AWARDS THE MRS. A. E. DUNN TROPHY This trophy is awarded to a student in the Grade Six class who has shown all-round excellence during the year. Karim Nogas THE JUNIOR HIGH SPIRIT AW ARD This award is given to a student who, with a positive attitude and a good sense of humour has encouraged hisfher classmates to be the best they can be. Stephanie Smith THE HEWITT TROPHY FOR CITIZENSHIP This trophy is awarded for citizenship in the Junior High Level. Alexander Elmore THE S.T.S. JUNIOR HIGH TROPHY This trophy is awarded for diligence at the Junior High level. Tanya Maier THE BUCHAN TROPHY This trophy is awarded for all-round excellence at the Junior High level, Peter Hoang THE NEIL MCQUEEN MEMORIAL AWARD This is awarded to the boy in Junior or Senior High who typifies the character of Neil McQueen, with such traits as diligence, competitiveness, high ability, friendliness, and sense of adventure. Scott McDermid THE MARGARET CAMERON MEMORIAL PRIZE This is awarded to a girl who exemplifies many of the characteristics of Margaret Cameron, She is well- lilced, and was friendly and helpful to her classmates and the younger students. She was well thought of by her teachers and peers. Emily Griffin THE DAVID PIKE MEMORIAL It is awarded to a student in Senior High who has contributed to the life of the school year by hisfher outstanding good nature and unfailing sense of humour. Sarah McDonald and Linnea Turnquist THE STRATHCONA AWARD This is awarded to a Grade 12 student who has worked diligently throughout the year. 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