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Hamilton Junior High 1994

Author: Hamilton Junior High
Publication venue: Hamilton Junior High
Publication date: 01/01/2022
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The annual publication of the students of Hamilton Junior High, Lethbridge, Alberta. (Volume. 2013-14)pdfThis year's grade nines are an interesting group. They liked to study the insides of their eye lids in science (Brooke Malmberg) as much as they liked to build pyramids during their lunch hours. Poor Evan Walters went bug-eyed from studying too much and Sheri Olson just laughs it off. We caught serious Al Dumont thinking about whatever and Cara Varzari and Sharia Brown just being buds. You're only in grade nine once - we hope! 3 Allison Aldridge Jocelyn Anderson Ryan Anderson Amanda Armstrong Ray Baiguera Aaron Barr Alex Batty Keith Bertley Teresa Berg Jodi Bettger David Blenkin Ryan Bodnaruk Quentin Boehr Katherine Bouck Steve Bozsak Jason Brooks Jennifer Brown Sharia Brown Tara Buffalo Susan Bullshields 4 Charlene Bana Alison Bane Jay Biernaskie Charlene Black Plune Justin Bridgewater Bryce Brinsmead If I Had 1,000,000 As we are living in difficult economic times we decided to ask some of our grade 9's what they would do if they had a million dollars. Here are some of their responses. Leanne Fessler in pattern 9C said, "with a million dollars I'd buy lots of clothes, rent someone to take my brother away for a week, and buy a big house on the ocean in British Columbia." Miss Hudson, our resident B.C. real estate expert, said that it wouldn't buy the living room in a small house on the B.C. ocean front. Amanda Armstrong said "I'd buy everything I ever wanted and a rabbit" (We wondered if the rabbit had four wheels or four feet!) All Gwynn Mack wanted was a pack of gum. (You are going to have a little change left over that you can spend on a jaw breaker or slurpee!) Chris Seely said that he'd buy flowers to make everything look pretty. Sounds a lot like a flower child out of the 60's. Sorry Chris, you were born 20 years too late! Thinh Le wanted to buy some muscles. Well - Thinh, how about a Richard Simmond's "Sweat'n to the Oldies Five" video. Denver (Bronco) Crane would buy the school and fire all the teachers. Nice thought but the school isn't for sale. How would you like to have a swimming pool as large as the school filled with green jello? Jennif er Stringer would so she could go jello dipping. Elaine Butrenchuk Christie Carter Andrew Frankum, Lance Kozak, Christine Cook, Taneill Soroka, Lori Smits, Ryan Schapansky, Tyler Cseke, Dwayne Sinclair, BJ Dyck, Allison Aldridge and Mr. Bushell at a team based elective camp held in October at Beaver Mines. Christine and Lori went for a swim and just about frooze! f 5 Jamie Chinn Mandy Christensen Alison Clapton Rhonda Clements Taylor Coe Cordell D'andrea Ryan Dalton Tim Danforth Logan Danielson Nicky DayChief Wayne Eagle Speaker Sherry Eckert Donavan Edwards James Eichorn John Paul Ferguson Andrew Frankum Jennifer Fyfe Scott Gaskell David Gast Nick Gemmell 6 Cristine Cook Jennifer Cook Doug Crandall Denver Crane Tyler Cseke Jared Dudley Anthony Duffy Alan Dumont Bobby-Joe Dyck Kris Dyke Leanne Fessler Paul Fischer Kevin Fitzhenry Stacey Fletcher David Fortney Jeff Gordon Derrick Grant Kari Gugala Amber Haddow Craig Hamilton 7 Chris Harker Jon Haskett Kara Hegland Chelsey Heinrich Wendy Henderson Denver Hoof Austin Hornberger Ryan House Jeff Hutton Alyssa Ibuki Randy Kent Andrew Kergan Jennifer Kerr Devin Kinch Nikki King Kristy Kunimoto Jennifer Kuntz Lester Kwong David Laenen Catherine Larson Conner Hendry Ronald Hickey Ryan Hillmer Alicia Hollingsworth Chris Holmes Rhett Isleifson Sabrina Jackson Blake Johnson Shane Johnson Jennifer Kalmar Dessa Kirchner Alison Klassen Chris Koopmans Lance Kozak Erica Kraljic Marina Lawson Thinh Le Jocelyn Leavitt Stacy Leavitt Michelle Lejbjuk 9 Kristen Lorenz Melissa Lome David Low Gwynn Mack Siobhan Mackay Scott Madsen Corrie Mahan Darren Majeran Brooke Malmberg Natasha Maltais Jill McArthur Macenzie McArthur Loren McClennan Brandon McGowan Marcie McKillop Dorothy McRae Herb Meadows Jamie Miklos Doug Mitchell Jon Moore 10 Amanda Mandeville Andrea Marcinek Kristen Mclaren Will McNairn Looking Back Asking a few of the grade 9's what they would remember about Hamilton Junior High ten years from now was interesting. Some of the responses that we received were: "All the wonderful days in school learning, it was joyful," said Ryan Dalton. Look out High School, here comes Ryan! Kris Dyke's best memory was when "Al Dumont lipped off a grade 9 kid when he was in grade 7. They hung him by his undies on the railing." "I was sitting on the bus with my hands placed beside my legs and someone told me I looked like I was constipated" said Kari Gugala. Jennifer Fyfe - "I think my fondest memory was when Mr. Bucyk fell off the back of his desk." Alicia Hollingsworth was really impressed with the smell of the locker room. "Yuck!" Cari Nish was really into smells too! She liked the smell of the bathroom soap. Taylor Coe and Elaine Butrenchuk liked Mr. Chalmers in The Dance of the Baby Swans - personally, we think it was highly over rated! Many students missed Mr. Smith in science class. Things were really booming when he was here! Allison Aldridge loved all the trips she took away from the school such as choir and Outdoor Ed. "They were the best!" Blake Johnson, "the gross food in the cafeteria." (He'll probably be a greasy food restaurant owner when he gets older.) Chassidy Morin Tara Morrow Remember the lower level of the old wind and how Mr. Ramsay would always be on the grade nines for not acting mature. Well we decided to go down into the hole and check out some of these "mature" grade nine students and this is what we found. Jenn was practising catching flies while Taylor was puckering up for the shot. Kris Dyke did his best to show off his sinuses and Blake Johnson was caught in the squeeze. Taneill was showing off her Miss America smile. Chris Holmes was acting shy. 11 David Mackenzie Keith Madge Sheri Mullen Mike Mulock Stephen Nagy Cara Nish Jeff Nolan Chad Patterson Terry Pennington Kristina Persaud Melanie Peterson Marco Petrakis Shelly Price Ian Purves Mandy Racz Jeremy Reed Kelly Reeves Joey Saunders Ryan Schapansky Jordon Scherer Chris Seely Becky Sefcik 12 Kale Norsworthy Bev Oliver Anders Olsen Sheri Olson Matt Paskuski April Pierzchala Nickey Plaited Hair Kelli Ann Platt Michelle Pocock Rae Ann Pollard Greg Roberts Michael Roberts Mark Rogers Doug Romanchuk Erin Sandusky 13 Holly Selk Craig Selski Tyson Smith Lori Smits Taneill Soroka Nikki Southgate Jeremy Starzyk Caroline Steele Tim Stevens Andrea Stewart Brandi Teramura Kris Todd Marlene Tschetter Beth Turner Matt Van Egmond Evan Walters David Warkentin John Webb Crystal Wesley Peter West 14 Jennifer Stringer Nikki Sutherland Mike Svoboda NickSwager Cami Tanner Heather Van Nieuwenhuizen Cara Varzari Janay Viola Bonnie Waldern Greg Walkey Teresa Wingfield Trina Wong Alita Woznow Jessica Zgurski Wayne Zuehlke 15 NUTTY NINERS Christie Carter really didn't want her photo taken but we tried. Note Craig Hamilton in the background showing off his nostrils. Shy Jenn Cook tried to dodge the camera but we got her best side. Greg Roberts in the middle of a free face lift. Kris Todd was caught doing some work in class! Nikki Southerland attempting to keep her hair in place during a southern Alberta Chinook. 16 Doctor: ________________________________________________ Lawyer:________________________________________________ Dickie -Dee driver: _______________________________________ Football Player:_________________________________________ _ Shop Teacher:___________________________________________ Dancer:________________________________________________ _ Exterminator: ___________________________________________ Psychiatrist: __________________________________________ Psychiatrist's client: _______________________________________ Model:_________________________________________________ Car Salesman: ___________________________________________ Safeway Owner:_________________________________________ Talk Show Host:_________________________________________ Prime Minister:__________________________________________ Crayon Labeler: _________________________________________ Nun: __________________________________________________ Afraid of the Dark:_______________________________________ Farmer:________________________________________________ Fire Breather: ___________________________________________ Carpenter:______________________________________________ Coach:_________________________________________________ Taxi Driver: ____________________________________________ Dog Groomer:___________________________________________ Interior Designer: ________________________________________ Beach Bum:___________________________________________ Vet:__________________________________________________ Photographer:_________________________________________ Mechanic:_____________________________________________ Flourist:_______________________________________________ Mountain Climber: _____________________________________ B artender:_____________________________________________ Muscle Man:__________________________________________ Mascott: ______________________________________________ Rug Layer: ___________________________________________ Stewardess:___________________________________________ Housewife: ___________________________________________ GarbageMan: _________________________________________ Pianist:________________________________________________ Fashion Model:________________________________________ Bouncer:______________________________________________ Life Guard:___________________________________________ Grade Eight 18 Weird hat modelled by Sarah Anderson. Sarah Spackman having a good time during the election speeches and Jarrid Edwards is just happy it's the end of the day as he heads out the door for the bus. What boy in the school are you day dreaming about Amber Turnbull? Justin Turner - E.T. is phoning home - but does he have his Agenda with him for that phone call? Who is Isaac Kohtakangas trying to impress taking that back pack full of books home? 19 Shauna Ball Jason Bates Leyna Baxter Heather Berezay Peter Berreth Brad Birch Kristy Boehr Dana Borggard Jeff Bullock Bobbi Byam RobCaffyn Alyda Capewell Dave Charles Steven Cherry Nicole Chevalier Sharisse Anderson Shauna Anderson Heather Armstrong Paula Armstrong Michelle Balderson 1 a. Scott Clark Todd Clarke Kori Lee Clayton Ryan Cook Shaun Cook Bobbilee Copeland James Adnitt Laura Albert Demitrius Alexandropoulos Sarah Andersen 20 Douglas Cranston Greg Cronkhite Jeremy Costley Danny Coward Angela Crandall Logan Crane Jarrid Edwards Ramsey Edwards Lindsay Eichorn Kevin Engesetter Kelly Farr Sherry Ferguson Randy Fix Darren Fletcher Dara Forai Sarah Crowe Daniel Crump Brad Cyr Kathryn Davies Lindsay Davies Lee Delaney Misty Demencuik Chelsea Donaldson Amber Dreaver Jennifer Dressel Kevin Drozdowski Jennifer Edgar 21 Lauren Goertzen Karl Goerz Doug Grant Amy Graveland Jamie Gray Darcy Gudmundson Linsday Guenther Laurie Gunderson Sean Hantke Ashley Harkness Andrea Henderson Kenzie Heward Charlene Hildebrandt Allen Hill Alex Hodd Robin Gaskell Cam Gilmar Kellie Forbes Brenda Frache Tyler Fleming Patrick Galeski Robin Hopkins Kim Hovan Janet Hubbard Janice Hulse Cheryl Inman AJ Jeanotte Amber Jenson Brett Johnson Lindsay Johnson 22 Laura Jones Olivia Jones MacKenzie Kearl Shawna Kelnar Suliman Khattak Mike Kirkam Erin Ko Ingrid Koegler Isaac Kohtakangas Kelly Korth Angela Lammie Dusty Larue Beth Lawton Natalie Leishman James Lewis ErikLindskog Matthew Livingstone Melanie Lloyd Quentin Makin ClyntMann Karina Martin Donnella Maslen James Long Anna Lorencz Rosie Luangamath Tanya Madge Jamie Madu 23 Katherine Mitchell Meghan Moffat Janies Naylor Andrea Neve Dougald Nochasak Chad Olson Jennifer Olson Trevor Olson Stephanie Pace Katie Pack Alexis Pappajohn Bonnie Parkes Jodi Paskuski Cory Patterson Justin Patterson Lindsay Patterson Chris Paulson Christopher McKeen Karin McNeely Jody McRae Damian Mellafont Daja Mitchel Dawn Peacock Dan Perron Melinda Perry Kim Persaud Connie Matchett Steve Matkin Tracy McDonald Kate McElravy 24 Neil Pozzi Taron Prince Spence Pinnock Bobbi Plated Hair Clark Platt Jayne Poriz Shawn Screpnek Andrew Scully Collin Seely Robert Seely Nicholas Sheen Darwin Shot Both Sides Shawn Silsbe Dwayne Sinclair AnderySkoog Robert Psikla Jay - dean Pupp Nick Purves Jess Reid Nicole Rich Jason Risling Cindy Rogers Dustin Russell Andrea Rutledge Nathon Salmon Melissa Schroeder Kimberly Scovill 25 Ricky Standing Alone Michelle Stauffer Edward Stevens Colin Stevenson Angela Straga Rob Stray Jill Swartzenberger Tamara Tailfeathers Jessica Tall Man Andrew Telfer Clayton Teyke Andrea Thompson Dayna Thompson Tammy Tomaski Lisa Trofanenko Amber Turnbull Justin Turner Jenny Vechi Jean Vielle Joan Vielle Jessica Wedel Serena Whitehead Kendal Wilson Paul Yancey Tyler Young Angie Cox Amanda Skriver Brent Sorensen Sarah Spackman Brett Speight Tyler Wilson Meghan Wilson Nancy - Anne Wilson Rob Woodring Kristy Wright 26 FTGHT CANDTDS Lindsay Davies day dreaming about those lazy, hazy, crazy days of summer. Lauren Goertzen, Laura Jones, and Dayna Thompson are all "COUSIN IT" wanna beeze! Todd Clarke showing off his eating style while snarfing some chocolate cake. Some peoples kids! Donnella Maslen, "It's a bird, it's a plane, NO! It’s Mr. Sandusky with his camera again! Shawn Silsbe, and Paul Yancey, "one, two, that's all I can do, three, four I fell on the floor, five, six we broke the metre stick. Grade Seven Logan Cseke and Adam Gast (far left). Dionne Legge, Amy Roberts, Shannon Leavitt, Angie Entz and Candice Lowe (center). Tyler Taramura and Bill Purves (bottom centre). Bambi Dreaver and Dalina Graham (bottom). Jill Hendry (just above). Jason Hatfield (top right). 29 Carl Anderson LisaAoki Katherine Archibald Trevor Attridge Colby Auld Claude Baker Nicole Balderston Chanel Banack Brielle Batty Tyler Beaulieu Leanne Bekkering Kimberly Bennett Bambi Berger Travis Berger Michael Bettger Sonya Big Throat Anne Birch Tara Birch Gale Bird Andrea Bjorgum Daniel Blenkin BenBoehr Sheldon Bohachyk Gregory Boles Jonathan Bozzi JoshBrandley Jeremy Bridgewater Courtney Brinsmead Nicole Abbott Bobbi Ahmadi Melody Aldridge 30 Dana Bullshields Jenna Butrenchuk AdamByam Kym Carlin Jill Chapman Mandy Chomiak Daniel Chrysler Nicole Clarkson Tyson Closs Aaron Cockbum Michael Coe Crystal Crandall Andrew Crawford Logan Cseke Aaron Danielson Richard Danielson Jason Davis Jason Davis Nicole Doyle Adam Drake Bambi Dreaver Chris Dussome Spencer Dwornik Christina Eleason Carly Enman Angela Entz Brenda Entz Jon Epp Stephanie Esselmont Jon Evans Stephanie Evans Jill Fletcher Alaina Floberg Andrew Foster Shannon Foster Jennifer Frankum Dale Fyfe Aaron Gamble Adam Gast Scott Gemmell 31 Amanda Godionton Jenna Goodrich Adam Gordon Robert Goth Dalina Graham Christyn Grant Leanne Gregg Court Greason Brad Gretzinger Allen Gudlaugson Megan Gudlaugson Jason Hatfield Cathy Hakze Linden Hamabata Kristen Hanna Robin Harrington Joel Haskett Bradley Hatfield Terra HeavyRunner Crystal Hietman Jillion Hendry Angela Hirsche Martina Holzer Amber House Melinda Hudemka Jan Huisman Janice Hutton Mathew Isfeld Justin Ives April Jacklin Neil James Kerri Johnstone Jamie Jones Rhiannon Jones Shauna Jorgenson Josh Kane BenKedoin JoleenKelnar Elaine Kirchner Devon Kirkham Tara Kirkman 32 Adam Morello Bo Morgan Jeff Morrison Jennifer Morris Daniel Myck Tara Lawson McKenzie Layton Kimberly Leavitt Shannon Leavitt Dionne Legge Rob Linn Sharon Livingstone Kimberly Lorenz Bradley Low Candice Lowe Jay Mack Jon Maegaard Michael Maglione Dustin Mann Lynn McClennan Clayton McClung Jason McGowan Cherylin Mcintosh Lee McIntyre Loralee McKay KyleMckenzie Leanne McLaren Judd McNab Tara Meli Elliott Mereski Curtis Michaelis Josh Middleton Nicole Mirkovich Parasto Mirzaagha Maren Mitchell 33 Mary Ann Klasser Greg Klippert Adam Lacey Carissa Laing Jer I^arson EricNakama Cory Nalder Tyler Nickel Stephanie Nickerson Ashley Nummi Julie O'Brien Megan Paskuski Carma Patterson Caylee Peacock Tara Pelzmann Jon Pentney Deanne Perron Robin Phair Crystal Pierard Stacey Platt Liana Pocock Emily Pollock James Pomeroy Sheri Pope Justin Postman Robert Potvin Caroline Prepchuk Bill Purves Timothy Rau Cheryl Rea Megan Redpath Kelsey Reed Charissa Reeves Scott Regier Carrisa Reid Amy Roberts Joe Roberts Kristian Roberts Amy Robertson Adam Roelofs Christine Rohovie 34 R.W. Young Man Sasha Zgurski Pat Zywina Nicole Rich Jennifer Sawers Jamie Scheurman Sherisse Schindler Tiffany Schwartz Cameron Scott Devon Selk Matt Sherwood Rob Simmonds Charles Smith Trevor Snyder Julie Sommerfeldt Krystyn Sommerfeldt Chantell Soroka Mark Spencer Tashia Stepenoff Sarah Stewart Tyler Tamura Cory Tanner Jennifer Thielen Sarah Tisdale Nicole Todd Rochelle Vanee Robert Vincent Jade Webb Nicole Weimer Justin Weiss Jamie Weitz Jamie Wenning Jason Wiens Richard Yellowhorn 35 Andrew Romanchuk Darrell Russel Jodie Sameshima Ryan Samuels William Sattree SEVEN CANDIDS Adam Drake squirts a group of hot guys while Christine Rohovie, Kalie Peacock, Sarah Tisdale, Nicole Balderson & Sarah Stewart have a good time. CJ Anderson looks like he swallowed his eraser and Jason Davis prays for a shorter assembly. 36 Dan Myck tries his best in dance class while Rhiannon Jones, Kristin Hanna, Christyn Grant & Leanne Bekkering don't seem to care about any class. Melody Aldridge explains something to Tara Meli. Carlee Enman is busy in shop and Robin Phair tries his hand at drafting. 37 Teachers and Support Staff 38 Mr. McGeorge demonstrates how to clean ears with a banana while Mr. Hawkins poses with his best friend. Miss Hudson models the latest fashions and Mrs. Bengry pretends to be busy on the phone. Ruth Bridgewater the "line-up" policewomen in the cafeteria arid who can forget T. Myers, R. Jorgensen, R. Bushell, and M. Egeland, the interns we had for the first half of the year. 39 K. Bucyk K. Burton R. Bushell B. Byam G. Canadine J. Chalmers B. Clear B. Donaldson M. Egeland L. Gibson W. Hall J. Hamilton P. Adams S. Bengry M. Blais 40 L Brandvoid ] R. Brunelle A. Hawkins T. Hori K. Hudson J. Huson R. Jorgensen R. King Brown A. Kveder L. LaFoumie C. Layton R. Litwin J. Lumley R. McDonald D. Peterson J. Petrik A. Pozzi J. Ramsay L. Rogers E. Sandusky L. Shanks T. Spackman H. Tamblyn L. Thomsen G.Bandebeek B. Warren 41 D. McGeorge L. McKenzie W. Mokoski T. Myers M. Myndio T. Wills I. Yamamoto M. DeChief A. Keegstra D.Hood TEACHER CANDIDS This time in the year book we decided to get some rare pictures of our graceful but interesting teachers and we came up with these people. First we start with Mr. Tamblyn showing the proper etiquette on how to eat a bunwich, then we go off to the wild and crazy world of Mr. Hamilton. Miss Blais holds her position as detention Queen of HJH. Here we have an unusual shot of Mr. Donaldson and Miss Vandebeek. We really don't know what to say! Then we go into the country kitchen of Miss Hall where she is whipping up some of those goodies that just make your mouth water from the smell. 42 The whole school participated in the cross country run as part of the HJH 200 fund raiser. Almost everybody enjoyed themselves but there were a couple of injuries. * 44 Some students went all out to win while others went out just to have fun. 45 Cross Country Winners SENIOR BOYS: Chris Holmes, Clark Platt, Chris Dyke, Lance Kozak, Cam Gilmar, Mike Svoboda, Joey Saunders, Austin Hornberger SENIOR GIRLS: Dessa Kirchner, Mandy Racz, Erin Sandusky, Marlene Tschetter, Jody Bettger, Allison Aldridge, Kelli Platt, Rhonda Clements, Melanie Lloyd, Kristin Lorenz, Terry Penington, Lindsay Davies MIDGET BOYS: Eric Nakama, Brad Low, Greg Clippert, Adam Byam, Jason Davies, Jeremy Larson, Jon Epp, Robert Vincent, Lyle MacKenzie JUNIOR GIRLS: Jean Vielle, Stephanie Pace, Joan Vielle, Karin McNeely, Heather Berezay, Sarah Spackman, Maegan Moffat, Sarah Crowe 46 City Cross Country A bus load of HJH 200 cross country winners went to the city competition. Junior Boys Kevin Drozdowski, Dustin Russell, Tyler Wilson, James Long, Brad Gretzinger, Spence Pinnock, Dana Borgaard, Greg Cronkhite, Jeff Bullock, Andrew Telfer, Rob Goth. Midget Girls Amy Robertson, Julie Sommerfeldt, Kerri Johnstone, Maegan Redpath, Janice Hutton, Stephance Esselmont, Jill Fletcher, Chelsea Donaldson, Kim Lorenz, Jill Hendry, Nicole Doyle, Lana Baxter 48 Fundraiser Seven Major Prize Winners The school wide Hamilton 200 took place during the month of October when students canvassed for pledges for .heir efforts which involved brains (pass a Canadian facts quiz), brawn (participate in the HJH cross country run) and community service (help with the neighborhood clean-up done by home rooms.) The overwhelming participation by the majority of the students resulted in pledge collections that raised the fundraiser thermometer red line up and over the anticipated total. The funds will be used to support the many programs offered to students here at Hamilton. Hamilton Junior High Students' enthusiasm and energy plus city business and merchant sponsorship made for a highly successful fundraiser. More than 500 prizes were distributed to students during the assembly and in the following week so that all who participated received a prize. The seven major prize winners were: 1st place - Bobbi Byam (Mountain Bike), 2nd place - Cara Varzari (Stereo), 3rd place Erin Sandusky (Mountain Bike), 4th place - Lee Delaney (Television) presented by Mr. Thomsen and Mr. R. McLaren, manager of Save On Foods, 5th place - Jayne Poriz (Sega Genesis), 6th place - Andrea Stewart (VCR). Mark Rogers was the winner of the television draw. Congratulations everybody! 49 More 200 Winners Blake Johnson (ghetto blaster), Kim Bennett (50 from the mon

Hamilton Junior High 1999

Author: Hamilton Junior High
Publication venue: Hamilton Junior High
Publication date: 01/01/2022
Field of study

The annual publication of the students of Hamilton Junior High, Lethbridge, Alberta. (2013-14)pdft Hamilton Junior High School 429 - 15th Street South Lethbridge, AB, T1J 2Z4 Phone (403) 327-3465 Population - 580 students & PALS Carlee McElhaw and Brittany Ryan - Best Friends Forever. All of the “skaters” of the school, including Josh Gabriel , Matt Grohn, Trever Stoltenberg, Michael Goodstriker, Jamie Shomachuk, Clinton Ogertischnig, and Chris Lomanski. Hangin’ around and protecting the jungle, with Ross Tisdale, Lindsey Peto, Kyle Gruninger, Kelly Gregus, Ashley Dyck, Jessica Drake, Jordan Dunlop,Graeme Elias-Watson, Geordie Turnbull, Lacey Schalk, and Kevin Sorge. COOL! 2 Jessie Coward-Smith and Stephanie Kennedy A day on a 7’s lunch, including Brittany Gerlinsky, Tammy Oates, Kendra Thielen, Tamara Sipcic, Cheryl Oates, Catherine Peterson, Carley Gerlinsky, and Anja Sipcic. Good Buds with Meaghan Campbell and Sabrina Edwards, Friends Forever. Friends'n Lunches, including Colette Aldgridge, Kelsey Bowden, Carley Machtmes, and Jade Prince. / 3 The Cool Zone What’s Cool About HJH? “The staff and students here have been really nice and kind” Lindsay Wehrwein “I am glad we can chew gum in school” Angi Byam “The vending machines are a good idea” Jessica Drake “There are a lot of teachers who take time to make sure the students understand what is going on” Jordan Crosth waite “Math class is something I look forward to before the end of the day” Krista Epp “I like going outside for lunch and socializing with my friends” Jenna Campbell “There are lots of good options to choose from” Kaleigh Bennett “You have your own locker here and you don’t have to share it with someone else” Peter Park Paul the tool man Lux Courtney Hawthorne, Kristina Kitt, Michelle Olson, Christina Gordon, Shawna McNab enjoy their lunch break on the front steps of the school. COOL! 4 Mike Nolan and Kyle Gruninger getting pumped before the cross country' run. “Lean on me!” Colin Parsons and Nicole Struth Stewart Nish preparing for take off at the cross country run. Front-Chantel Mason, Ashley Olsen, Tara Hopwood, Carman Dusik, Sara Beitchat, Seanna Postman (hidden), and Lindsay Thornton. Back- Stephanie Kennedy, Brittney Wilson, Candice Irving, Sherri Tinordi, Valerie Vasburgh, Paige Gretzinger, and Ashley MacBurnie f 5 COOL! 6 What do you miss about elementary school? ‘We did a lot more fun stuff in elementary school” MacKae Bland “The work was easier in elementary” Micahael Hirsche “I miss the little kids” Jennifer Gritchley “I miss recess” Mark Low What is the biggest difference between grade six and seven? “The classes are harder and you have to move around more” Johnathan Trofimenkoff ‘You get more homework and you have a lot more teachers” MacKenzie Carriere ‘The difference is the number of classes and it’s harder” Tyson Hamabata ‘You have a lot more homework and a lot of tests” Lindsay Anderson I was a big shot in grade six but now I am a nobody” Alexander Blackman “We didn’t have lockers with combos in elementary school” Marshall Dubasov ‘The classes are more spread out and there is a lot more walking” Alanna Gill ‘There are more people and you don’t stay in the same class room all day” Brittany Griffiths ‘One word... Shop” Chance Hall “One year” Adam Gibson 7 SEVEN Alfano, Nathan Ali, Karim Ali, Rahim Anderson, Lindsay Atkinson, Paige Auer, Christina Bahrman, Jennifer Basham, Cailey Batty, Sean Bennett, Kaleigh Benson, Michael Birch, Terry Blackman, Alexander Bland, Mackae Bourne, Anthony Bradshaw, Sarah Brooks, Mackenzie Brown, Mikala Brown, Tyler Bullshields, Christine Campbell, Anastasia Campbell, Ryan Capewell, Jason Carriere, Mackenzie Cassidy, Sean Castellano, Garet Collins, Shanna Cooke, Elliot Twins, Carling and Brittany Gerlinsky, Tamara and Anja Sipcic, Tammy and Cheryl Oats and non twin Kendra Theilen. Michael Benson doing a nose grab off the loading ramp at the School Board Office. The skaters used the ramp all the time at noon hour until they were asked to move. COOL! 8 Critchley, Jennifer Degner, Andrea Depta, Nolan Dorey, Landon Dubasov, Marshall Duffy, Krystle Duncan, Christy Duncan, Jordan Dyck, Allan Edwards, Nickie Elford, Nikki Elias-Watson, Bryde Epp, Krista Erickson, Tom Esau, Katharina Ferguson, Brett Fifield, Matthew Fleming, Sarah Forbes, Camilla Fowler, Kyle French, Alaya Fulkerth, Brandon Gabriel, Josh Gedrasik, Marc Gerlinsky, Brittany Gerlinsky, Carling Gibson, Adam Gill, Alanna Goodstriker, Mike Gordon, Christina Gott, Jon Gretzinger, Paige Griffiths, Brittany Griffiths, Kirsten Grohn, Matt Hall, Chance Hamabata, Tyson Hansen, Sarah Harvey, Shane Hawthorne, Courtney Headley, Sara Hembrow, Lara Henderson, Jordan Hirsche, Michael Hjelm, Nyssa Hoof, Adam Horse, Roseanne Huff, Christina Hust, Jeffrey Insley, Clinton Janecke, Stacey Kehr, Shelby Kitt, Kris Klinkhammer, Robert Kostek, Riley Kostiuk, Kelli 9 SEVEN Kotkas, Joel Kropf, Ambre Kveder, Grant Lait, Gregory Lastiwka, Adam Le, Belinda Le, Charles Leonard, Cassaundra Liu, Lily Livingstone, Patti Lomanski, Chris Low, Mark Lux, Paul Marance, Megan Mate, Ryan McLeod, Travis McMonagle, Scott McMullin, Anne McNab, Shana McSween, Erin Miller, Ashlee Miller, Janelle Milne, Laura Mirzaagha, Jinous Mitchell, Teresa Moffatt, Laura Nelless, Natasha Nickel, Sandi COOL! 10 Nolan, Lindsay Noordhof, Noelle Nunweiler, Amber Oates, Cheryl Oates, Tammy Ogertschnig, Clinton Olson, Michelle Osberg, Kristopher Parkinson, Emma Parsons, Colin Peterson, Casey Peterson, Christopher Peterson, Kathryn Peto, Brittany Pohl, Matthew Porter, Derek Raine, Angela Reeves, Robert Rennie, Nick Riewe, Tyler Rowland, Misty Sailer, Devon Salt, Karri Schaalje, Amber Schuwer, Paul Scott, Blue Semchuk, Stephanie Shapiro, Alexa Jason Capewell, Landan Dorey & Alan Dyck at lunch by the south doors of the school. Bryde Elias-Watson, Isa Spalding, Christina Huff, Stacey Jenecke & Lindsay Nolan checking things out. Tom Erickson, Mark Wagner, Derek Porter, Jon Gott running from the buses to the school before the late bell rings. Shellenberg, Tyler Sherwood, Pamela Shomachuk, Jamie Simpkins, Sam Sinclair, Merrick Sipcic, Anja Sipcic, Tamara Smith, Geoffrey Southgate, Matthew Spalding, Isa Spurrill, Devin Stoltenberg, Trevor Sudar, Tamara Switzer, Shane Thielen, Kendra Tonks, Joanna Townsend, Christina Trofimenkoff, Jonathan Tso, Darren Turnbull, Cameron Ully, Jordan Vedres, Joey Wagner, Mark Ward, Alicia Wehrwein, Lindsay Wolsey, Steven Wood, Jamie Wutzke, Cabra Zahir, Sharmeen 11 SEVEN COOLER! 12 Who is your favourite actress/ actor and movie? “Ben Afleck in Armaggeddon” Katie Paulsen “Matt Damon in Good Will Hunting” Meagan Atkinson “Leonardo DiCaprio in Titanic” Abby Hornberger “Jim Carrey in The Truman Show” Jared Ruff What’s your excuse for not doing your homework? Tara Robinson 'My dog ate it” Sherri Tinordi ‘1 feel sick” Heather Cyre “My brother was beating me up all night” Rebecca Closs “I fell asleep right after school and I didn’t wake up till morning” Darcy Kostyal “I’d skip class’’ Carley Mactemes ‘1 didn’t want to do if Ashley MacBurnie ‘My excuse would be to say, I had some weird disease and leave” Marc Sei Iler “Homework... what homework?” Seanna Postman ‘1 did the wrong assignment” Kyle Lumley 13 EIGHT Breanne Nalder enjoying a book. Abbott, Jonathan Adler, Tai Alam, Nazia Aldridge, Collette Antosko, Chantelle Atkinson, Meaghan Baiguera, Fabian Baldwin, Maddy Barsky, Janine Baxter, Jamie Beitschat, Sara Bell, Eric Bishop, Joshua Blakley, Gregory Bookout, Tarisa Bosch, Greg Bowden, Kelsie Braun, Jen Burland, Greg Cattapan, A.J. Cazal, Candice Chalmers, Eric Chatterton, Mark Christensen, Jason Christensen, Taylor Clarke, Amanda Clarke, Renee Closs, Rebecca Collins, Nathanial Coward-Smith, Jessie Cox, Breanne Crosthwaite, Jordan Crowe, Jessica Crowell, Katie Dahl, Ryan COOLER! 14 Dastmalchian, Kia Dawson, James Day, Peter Day Chief, Raecine Dong, Kim Duzsik, Carmen Dyck, James Edwards, Justin Elliott, Shauna Ellison, Nicole Ennis, Christopher Esselmont, Heather Falschebner, Cecile Finley, Denver Firth, Amber Firth, Katie Fleming, Erin Fong, Cody Forai, Tarryn Foster, Lisa French, Jarett Fry, Westen Fuller, Benjamin Fyfe, Brittany Gadd, Bradley Gemmill, Charles Goerz, Matthew Goodrich, Nyssa Greg Blakely thinking really hard on what to do. Fabian Baiguera checking out the morning newspaper in social studies. Blenda Mangal and Shaina Herbers having a weird conversation. 15 EIGHT Govenlock, Paul Haughian, Clay Heggaton, Stephen Hendry, Dane Herbers, Shaina Herman, Liz Hirano, Colin Hood, Ryan Hopwood, Tera Stevens Hornberger, Abby Howe, Christie Howell, Donovan Hunt, Adam Irving, Candice Jensen, Nathan Jones, Desmond Kaufman, Ben Keenan, Jessie Keenan, Tessa Kennedy, Stephanie Klok, David Kostyal, Darcy Kunigiskis, Michelle Kveder, Daryl Laing, Scott Landry, Mark Leavitt, Natalie Ledgerwood, Nikolas Daniel Smythe wearing hi-lighter ink on his face at the first school dance. COOLER! 16 Breanne Cox sucking on her soother. Eric Bell working on his wood shelf in the shop. Nicole Struth, Tessa Keenan, & Amber Firth looking good for their picture. Lee, Brandon Leffingwell, Amy Lengyel, Heather Lindskog, Heidi Loitz, A.J. 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COOLER! 18 Andrew Patzer, Garret Macleod and Donald Van Der Lee Colin Hirano concentrating on his shop project. Smythe, Daniel Sommerfeldt, Katie Stauffer, Kim Steed, Stratton Stevenson, Ryan Storoz, Jarah Striton, Jamie Struth, Nicole Thornton, Lindsay Tinordi, Sherri Todd, Travis Toth, Richard Tymensen, Pamela Van Der Lee, Donald Vosburgh, Valerie Waite, Derek Weitz, Brent Wevers, Jordan Williams, Robynne Williamson, Andy Wilson, Brittany Woodcock-Stockton, Kyle Wormsbecker, Nathan Yellow Horn, Tim 19 EIGHT Jim Rea and company. What do you do when you just can’t get your hair to look right? What is the strangest thing you ever did to your appearance? “I try harder and if it doesn’t work I add more gell and hairspray” Jeff Grohn “I use wax and if it doesn’t work, I keep it up until I get it right.” Aaron Evans “Put my hair in dreed locks and dyed my hair green” Michael Nolan “Be myself” Chelsea Meyering “Got a haircut to look like Ally McBeal’s and it came out looking like Einstein’s.” Christy Kim “The strangest thing that I have ever done to my appearance was to dye my hair blue.” Sam Brown “l wear a pacifier necklace and pajama pants to school.” Jo Selk 21 NINE Aitkens, Lisa Alfano, Daniel Allen, Devin Anderson, Candace Anderson, Jeff Anderson, Kimberly Annas, Kyle Arnold, Daniel Astell, Travis Atkinson, Todd Badke, Matthew Batty, Cameron Benson, Philip Berg, Angela Bermack, Davita Berry, Neil Bezuidenhout, Anke Bohnert, Nicole Brennan, Tom Bridgewater, Jordan Briere, Travis Brown, Sam Burnett, Anne Bustamante, Fernando Byam, Angi Campbell, Jenna Campbell, Meaghan Carlson, Jena Caswell, Robert Cazal, John Chalmers, Sam Charles, Elizabeth Clark, Tarin Clarke, Gregory Condie, Amber Conine, Daniel Crowell, Amy Cseke, Colby Currie, Heather Dahl, Kristen Danyluk, Corey Jo Davis, Kari Donison, Lindsay Donison, Melissa Drake, Jessica Droessler, Erika Dudley, Kimberly Duffy, Rachel-Fern Dunlop, Jordan Dunn, Stephen Dwornik, Brittany Dyck, Ashley Edwards, Sabrina Elford, Casey Elias-Watson, Graeme Epp, Braydon COOLEST! 22 “Hey Studley! Wanna dance?” Brynn Maclachlan “You grab them and say,dance or die!” Nolan Pozzi “Hey stud, let’s dance.” Kristen Screpnek ‘Hey sexy, do you wanna dance.” Chris Olsen How do you ask someone to dance? If you could change the dances, how would you do it? “Better music, more people, and more contests” Heather Currie Erickson, Evan Erickson, Jesse Erickson, Sarah Evans, Aaron Falk, Savannah Fedorets, Olga Forbes, Jermaine Fowler, Shawn Frache, Mark Gemmel, Ryan Gemmill, Stewart Gibson, Terri-Marie Gilmar, Garrett Gilmar, Shayne Gregus, Kelly Gretzinger, Cory Grohn, Jeffrey Gruninger, Kyle Gunderson, Amy Halliday, Justin Hamilton, Courtney Hathorn, Rachael Hegland, Haley Hegland, Lisa Henley, Denise Hill, Adam Hosgood, lain Hughes, Lora 23 NINE What do you say to a teacher to get him/her off the topic? What have you done to hassel a SUB? “Tell us another story, Old Wise One” Geordie Turnbull “I don’t pay attention to the teachers they’re boring.” Shane Hutchings Say,“You know I love the way you do your hair.” Stacey Janz “Change names with someone else in class just to confuse them.” Jamie Spurrill Hutchings, Shane Janecke, Lindsey Janz, Stacey Jarvis, Chelsea Jensen, Ashley Jensen, Sarah Jockims, Kayli Johnson, Michael Johnston, Brett Joosten, Maarten Judge, Rocky Kabelka, Christine Kada, Carson Kennedy, Amanda Kim, Christie Kimberley, Nicole Kleiner, Alisha Knowles, Remy Koegler, Sarah Kostek, Zach Lait, April Landry, Rae Larson, Kelli Larson, Nicole Lawton, Diana Layton, Tony Leishman, Drew Logie, John COOLEST! 24 Lowe, Alison Lowe, Mitchell Lutz, Jonathan Mack, Kyle MacLachlan, Brynn Maillet, Bonnie Malmberg, Stephanie Martens, Janelle Martin, Dustin Maxwell, Lacey May, Trevor McElhaw, Carlee McIntosh, Laura McKenzie, Colin McMullin, Kate McNab, Grayson McNaughton, Carly McNaughton, Kevin Mellafont, Desirae Meyering, Chelsea Michaelis, Cody Mikkelson, Tia Mills, Cristy Munro, John Myck, Amy Najjar, Rayan Nakama, Kari Nalder, Megan Nickel, Dayne Nish, Stuart Nolan, Michael Nummi, Kayla Ogden, Kurtis Ogertschnig, Jason Olsen, Chris Olson, Adam Orr, Tiffany Pastachak, Priscilla Patch, Cherish Peto, Lindsay Peto, Nicole Pitcher, Reed Postman, David Pozzi, Nolan Proulx, Randy Rea, Pam Rice, Jordan Robbins, Tyler Robertson, Laura Robinson, Jillien Ross, Adam Russell, Pamela Rutherford, Elley Sameshima, David Schalk, Lacey Scheurman, Kimberley 25 NINE Scott, Nicki Screpnek, Kristin Seely, Jonathan Selk, Jo Shapcott, Devin Shields, Aaron Smith, Brandon Sorge, Kevin Spurrill, Jamie Steed, Jessica Strate, Tyler Symes, Melissa Tisdale, Ross Tolman, Lacey Torbiak, Alysha Torry, Megan Tulloch, Jamie Turnbull, Geordie Tuttle, Matthew Ully, Kristin Van Der Lee, Jennifer Vedres, Jaime Vokey, Christopher Weikum, Aaron Wheeler, Maran Wight, Darin Wilde, Lindsey Wutzke, Carid What are the qualities of a good friend? “A friend to me would be someone that I can trust, count on when I need them, and won’t back stab you.” Sabrina Edwards “Trust worthy, able to have fun, and have a sweet hair doo.” Darin Wight What do you do with your friends in your spare time? “Go to parties, movies, cruising, listening to tunes, and hanging out at Rainbow with really good friends after seven” Meagan Campbell “Party!” Deven Allen “Nothing interesting.” Dustin Tsheder “Hang out and make fun of the guys.” Tia Mikkelson “Hang out and go to Max’s” Shawn Fowler COOLEST! 26 What would be your favorite gift to receive from a guy? “A ring.” Megan Nalder “A teddy bear and a rose.” Stephanie Malmberg ‘Twelve yellow roses and a kiss.” Olga Fedorets “Anything that comes from the heart.” Amy Gunderson 27 NINE WUZ COOL! 28 What’s the best thing about teaching? “I like the fact that there is always something how to learn about yourself and others.” Mrs. Munro “I love to teach and hopefully provide students with an interest in physical activity and life skills which they will use throughout their lives.” Miss Shanks “The best thing about teaching is interacting with such wonderful children here at HJH. They are so full of good idea’s and so full of energy. I feel enlightened each day I associate with them. Most excellent kids!” Mr. Lowe “That the students keep me on my toes. The students are the best!” Miss Crandall “After July and August, I really enjoy the liveliness of the junior high kids!” (He’s a teddy bear) Mr. McGeorge “It’s a school with character!” Mr. Valgardson “I absolutly love teaching P.E and health to such fine students that attend school here at good ol’ HJH.” Mr. Myndio If you could be an animal what one would you be and why? “I would be an eagle because I think it would be incredible to fly.” Mr. Byam “I think I’d like to be a bird because I would get to soar with the best of them and be able to observe what’s going on below me. I’d also only have to concern myself with vultures or the hunters down below me.” Mrs. Mackenzie Td want to be a grizzly bear so that I could roam the forest without worrying about being mauled.” Mr. Sandusky “A reincarnation of one of my cats because they are so spoiled and pampered.” Miss Hall “Humpback whale because they spend the winter in Maui (Hawaii).” Mr. King-Brown “A cat, of course! They are beautiful, clean, athletic, and independent. They are their own masters!” Mrs. Brown “A monkey, they always seem to have so much fun (no stress).” Mr. Ramsey “A deer so I could live in the forest, in the mountains.” Mrs. Brandvoid “Puppy dog so that I can be spoiled.” Mr. Tamblyn “An eagle so that I could soar in the sky.” Mr. Buyck “I would want to be a tiger so that I could roar.” Miss Goetz “A dolphin so that I could swim along the ocean floor.” Miss Witzie “ An eagle so that i can fly and sore with the wind.” Mrs Sutherland “ A dolphin so I can play and swim all day.” Mrs La Fournie I 29 STAFF Pam Adams Sue Bengry Linda Brandvoid Janice Brown Ken Bucyk Barry Byam Garry Canadine Brenda Clear Linda Crandall John Cvetko Michelle Dimnik Judy Ford Lynn Gibson Kathy Goetz Wendy Hall Karen Hudson Rob King-Brown Tom Kramer LuAnne LaFournie Frank Lowe Jean Lumley WUZ COOL! 30 What do you like the most about H JH? “The most I like about HJH is the students. The students make the school interesting and fun to be in. I’m going to miss it!” Cst Kramer “I like the great kids I work with. They make me feel great when they do good work and complete homework. They make my day!” Jean Lumley “I enjoy teaching at HJH, especially when I help a student understand a concept that they didn’t understand before.” Mrs. Gibson '1t’s a school with character.” Mr. Valgardson Lisa Mazereeuw Duncan McGeorge Linda McKenzie Ken McLean Christy Miller Jane Munro Mike Myndio Laurinda Perry Dee Peterson Dean Pickering Art Pozzi Jack Ramsay Brenda Rowntree Brian Sakatch Eldon Sandusky Lana Shanks Karen Sutherland Hugh Tamblyn Larry Thomsom Gordon Valgardson Gail Vandebeek Margita Witzke David Young 31 STAFF SPORTS 32 33 what is the Strangest thing you’ve done while playing a sport ? 1 scored on the wrong net during a basketball game” “When I was playing soccer I jumped to head the ball Kevin Sorge and it hit mY head and •fel1 back and it knocked the wind out of me.” Sarah Bradshaw ‘1 went to set the volleyball, but my legs and arms flew in the air and I landed on my butt!” “I was skateboarding and I went off a bunch of stairs Amy Leffingwell and broke my foot and canned myself when I landed.” Trevor Stoltenberg “I was playing soccer when it was raining and went to kick the ball and landed in the biggest puddle and got “During football, my team was playing a team with the all wet.” Darcy Kostyal same color jursey and I ran into the other teams huddle and told them our play.” Colby Cseke “Shot the ball from the penalty area in soccer and missed the net. Our team lost the game because of it.” Chris Ennis “I pulled down someones shorts when I was playing basketball.” Savannah Falk “While playing badminton I missed the birdie and hit my partner instead.” Carley Matchmes “While Paying hockey my Pants fel1 down” Robert Klinkhammer “I’ve never done anything dumb while playing a sport!” Jordan Dunlop “• kicked the soccer ball and hit the ref in the head with if Alanna Gill Volleyball Senior Boys ' #2 Ryan Dahl power #3 Darrin Wight setter/power #&, Jorda pn Bridgewater power #5 Ben Kaufman technique #6 Nolan Pozzi power #7 Reed Pitcher middle #8 Chris Ennis technique #9 Josh Bishop middle #10 Nik Ledgerwood power #11 Todd Atkinson middle #14 T.J. Chistensen setter #15 Pat Shackleford middle R. Young coach Oh So Close The HJH Senior Boys volleyball team got knocked out in the championship semi-finals against Father Leonard Van Tighem School. The boys won the Medicine Hat Volleyball Tournament and came second in the league with seven wins and 3 loses. SPORTS 34 Volleyball Junior Boys Championship Team The HJH Junior Boys volleyball team beat Wilson Middle school to win the city volleyball championship. They also placed second in the league with a total of seven wins and only three losses. 35 VOLLEYBALL #1 Joel Kotkas power #2 Riley Kostek power #3 Brett Ferguson setter Paul Govenlock power #5 Nathan Jensen middle #6 Dane Hendry setter #1 Tom Erickson power #8 Bryan Sheets setter #9 Greg Blakley middle #10 Stratton Steed middle #11 Jordon Sailer middle #12 Brent Weitz power #13 Rob Klinkhammer middle #14 Travis McLeod power M. Myndio coach Volleyball 2nd Place Team The HJH senior girls volleyball team had a good season. They came in second at the city championships - loosing out to Gilbert Patter

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I naively assumed that everyone had food and clothing, a loving family and a comfortable home. I was unaware of how privileged I was to enjoy these gifts on a daily basis, and simply took them for granted. Gratitude springs from the awareness that we have been given a gift. Often this awareness comes upon us in sudden and unexpected ways. We are walking along and suddenly our breath is taken away by the beauty of autumn leaves, or we are talking with a close friend and suddenly we realize what a gift this day is and how unexpected and undeserving we are. Our lives have been enriched. We feel grateful. We can nurture a spirit of gratitude by cultivating our awareness that we are surrounded by gifts. But to become aware of these gifts is not enough. Gratitude moves beyond the recognition of the gift to the recognition of the giver. In some ways, the gift itself is secondary in importance. What is more important is the exchange that takes place when we express our gratitude. The offering of a gift is only complete when we receive it with gratitude, and when that gratitude is expressed. Without the expression of gratitude, something is missing, for both the giver of the gift and the one who receives it. We Christians proclaim that God is the giver of all good gifts. We acknowledge that all that we have and all that we are is the result of God's divine goodness and love. God is the giver of every good gift: the gifts of nature, the gifts we receive in and through others, even the gifts of our selves. January Services: Sunday, 12th - 9:00 am Sunday, 26th - 9:00 am See you in Church! Milo Library CHINOOK A P ( I—I SEGIONAI MRVI I LJBQARY SYSTEM Jan 2020 As December is such a busy month, it was decided we would forego Book Club for the month. The next meeting will be Wednesday January 22nd at 7:00 pm at Joanne Monner’s house. 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Unmatched experience: • Entire Popular Series • Uses RBdigital Magazine Reader • Pinch and Zoom • High Definition Graphics • No Need to Checkout Individual Issues • Language Conversion - 16 languages "provided free from PLSB** New Purchases ADULT FICTION The Perfect Alibi by Phillip Margolin, Never Tell by Lisa Gardner, Winter Solstice by Elin Hilderbrand, A Minute to Midnight by David Baldacci, Untouchable by Caroline Scott, The Shape of Family by Shilpi Samaya Gowda, Master of His Fate by Barbara Taylor DVD’s & Blu-Ray Jayne Ann Krentz, The Girl in the Glass Box by James Grippando, Spy by Danielle Steel, The Silent LARGE PRINT Bradford, Bloody Genius by John Sandford, Home For Christmas by Holly Chamberlin Red at the Bone by Jacqueline Grinch Stole Christmas YOUNG ADULT FICTION The Queen of Nothing by Holly Black, Women by Sara Blaedel, Reputation by Sara Shepard, The Poppy Wife by Woodson, After the Flood by Kassandra Montag JUNIOR FICTION The Entire Dr. Do-little series by Hugh Lofting, Top Elf by Caleb Zane Huett, Hobbs & Shaw, Angel Has Fallen, The Kitchen JUNIOR DVD’s: How the New Purchases Continued from p a g e 1 Friends of Milo Library Diary of a Wimpy Kid Wrecking Ball by Jeff Kinney, The Almost Epic Squad Irresistible by Richard Scrimger, Kitten Kingdom TabPICTUREBOQK Llama Llama Secret Santa Surprise by Anna Dewdney, Roly Poly by Mem Fox, Sounds Like Christmas by Roberts Munsch Roh Poly by Takes the Crown by Mia Bell, Dork Diaries Tales from a Not-So-Best Friend Forever by Rachel Renee Russel EASY READER Frozen 11 Spirits of Nature by Natasha Bouchard, Elsa’s Epic Journey by Susan Amerikaner, A Pig, a Fox and Stinky Socks by Jonathan Fenske You're never too old,+oo wnoky, too wilct+o pick up a book read1 . 8 1 J to a child’ Many thanks to our patrons and to our amazing volunteers who helped make our activities possible in 2019. To the volunteer Board members: Christopher Northcott, Michele Tiegen, Alison Collins, Tammy Lahd, Derek Evernden, Lori Headrick, Kathy Catt, Barb Godkin, Jo- Ann Klem, Jennifer Gregoire,- our great appreciation. Linda and Kylee Booth- your volunteering is greatly appreciated and a huge help. Thanks also to Amy Monner, Tracy Mozill and Barb Godkin for working for me. Joanne Monner DONATIONS IVe want to thank the following people for their donations to our Library this month: Tammy Lahd, Arvid Thompson, Amy Monner, Joanne Monner, Karlee Thompson, Kelly Nelson, Cathie McNiven, Vera Garrett, Christine Egeland. l/l/e apologize to anyone who we may have missed, l/l/e appreciate each one. Next Library Board Meeting: Wed. Jan. 15th @ 5:30 Tuesday: 10:00 am— 7:00 pm Thurs & Fri: 10:00 am —5:00 pm Phone 403-599-3850 Fax 403-599-3924 Email messages to [email protected] or check out our website @ www.milolibrary.ca Or http://www.albertaonrecord.ca/milo-library-archives Joanne Monner Tracy Mozill Amy Monner Christopher Northcott Manager Assistant Assistant Board Chair ARROWWOOD CO-OP LOCALLY INVESTED I COMMUNITY-MINDED I LIFETIME MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS PROVIDING FUEL, LUBRICANTS, AG EQUIPMENT, LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS, HOME & BUILDING SUPPLIES AND TIRES, ARROWWOOD CO-OP IS COMMITTEDTO HELP SERVE YOU BETTER. 206 Railway Avenue Main Store 403.534.3800 • Tire Shop 403,534.3804 • Toll Free 1.888.534.3803 Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00 - 5:00, Saturday 8:00 - 4:00 24 HOUR CARDLOCKS - ARROWWOOD, MILO, CARSELAND G.D/s REPAIR =. Licensed Automotive Technician =. Friendly, reliable service => Maintenance and repairs => ALL your mechanical needs Call Gerald Deitz 403-599-2354 Or 403-599-2464 MILO LIONS CLUB NEWS Community Events Winter 2020 January 11 - Fun Casino Night 8:00 p.m. Club Events January January 1 - no supper meeting January 8- Milo Supper Meeting 7:00 p.m. January 22 - Milo Supper Meeting 7:00 p.m. A long-time member of the Milo Community recently reached a milestone birthday, and a milestone it is proving to be for the whole community! Jack Sutherland, a friend to many in the district, has made a very generous donation of 100,000 to the Lions Club of Milo, recognizing the nearly 65 years of service that this club has provided to Milo and Queenstown. In the spirit of Mr. Sutherland's donation, the Club has decided that these funds will be directed toward the Milo Community Hall Kitchen Renovation Project, rehabilitating a facility that has served the community well since 1985. While this project is organized under the auspices of the Milo & District Agricultural Society (the organization that owns the hall), President Lloyd Deitz graciously thanked Mr. Sutherland, on behalf of Milo Lions, at the milestone birthday celebration on November 23rd. December proved to be another busy month for the club. Not unlike Wayne Newton in Las Vegas, Milo's own Mr. Entertainment, Lion Greg Deitz, made a come back tour as bingo caller at the Pancake Supper and Turkey Bingo on December 6th. Fifteen turkeys were won, funds were raised for club projects, and the Milo School Council raised significant dollars from their bake sale. Everyone was happy to see Lion Greg back in action! The Lions Christmas Party was on the third Wednesday of December. A great turnout was had for this annual Stag Night, celebrating the season with complementary beer and loads of Chinese food. The Club would like to thank Master Chef, Wayne Lin, for his contribution toward the festivities! The dishes he MILO LIONS CLUB FUN CASINO NIGHT Saturday January 11, 2020 8:00 p.m. Milo Hall V4 over 2000 in prizes Admission: $30 Includes play money and 11 p.m. supper Proceeds shared with Milo Hall Kitchen Renovation Project and Friends of the Library prepared very good and no one went away hungry. The Milo Lions leveraged their influence with Santa Claus to convince him that visiting the students and teachers at Milo Community School would still be a worthwhile. Candy bags were handed out after each and every student had a chance to speak with Santa. He appreciated everything they had to tell him—although a few might want to consider more frequent therapeutic consultation with a trained professional— and says he will be back next year. Please join the club on January 11th at 8:00 PM for the Fun Casino. The Milo Hotel and Ts Saloon Join our upcoming craft night! Tea Towels and/or Table Runner Friday, January 24, 7:00 p.m. watch for more details on Facebook event To register, please call Trish Thompson, 403-485-8547 Registration Fee includes all your supplies and a free cocktail (Every ^Wednesday 6:00 - 9:00 p. m. Canadian Pacific honours Canadian, U.S. military with special locomotives November 12, 2019 Calgary, AB Canadian Pacific (CP) unveiled five specially painted locomotives on Remembrance Day in Canada and Veterans Day in the U.S.

Milo Canopener (December 1, 2020)

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Publication venue: Milo Community Volunteers
Publication date: 21/07/2022
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An archive of the Milo Canopener.The University of Lethbridge Library received permission from the Archives at Milo Library to digitize and display this content.Milo Can Opener Canada Post Agmt. # 40607518 Box 12, Milo, AB T0L1L0 The Milo Can Opener . ' ■ ... ... i. .. ..rjli , i.- ..rj. ,n h. ... .... .. .... ■ ...... ..... . . ' ■ “Just west of Milo, these two sentinels stand guard in profile for those heading to the Corner Store and points beyond. They live together on a lonely hill top (with a magnificent view) and stand as a reminder of how harvests were accomplished in the past. Those were the days before Lake MacGregor shone to the east, hydraulics put power anywhere, and hundreds of horses lived under a steel hood. What remains the same is the sound of the wind, and again, a magical Vulcan County sky.” Photo and commentary by Cameron Klem December 2020 * Edition No. 365 The Milo Can Opener A Community Newsletter published by Volunteers Layout Editors: Subscriptions Notices Cameron Klem 403-485-1592 Barb Godkin 403-485-8389 Barb Godkin 403-485-8389 Can be left at Milo Library Any Can Opener volunteer Is your Can Opener subscription due? Check the end date on your label on the front cover. We would appreciate it if we didn’t always have to invoice for subscriptions to save time and money. We will normally invoice business ads. Thanks do much. -Can Opener volunteers. Advertising: Single Annual Insertion With Subscription Business Directory 5 5.00

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65.00 T0L 1L0 How to reach us: Email is our preferred method of contact if possible, as photo ready (JPEG) advertising copy can be printed clearly (rather than scanned). Fax transmissions are also low resolution, and tend to be unclear. Thanks! Email: Information and submissions to Barb Godkin Barb Godkin [email protected] Cameron Klem [email protected] (Please use CAN OPENER in your email header.) Regular mail: Milo Can Opener PO Box 12 Milo, Alberta T0L1L0 Fax: 403-599-2224 403-599-3924 (Milo Library) Drop off: Items may be left: • at Milo Green Foods in the Can Opener Box at the back of the store. • at the desk in the Milo Library, or in the library book drop box. Milo Can Opener Goods & Services Sponsors Please support our local businesses - without their support of The Can Opener, we would not be able to publish for you! VILLAGE OF MILO ALBERTA 200 Centre Street, Box 65, Milo AB, TOL 1L0 Phone: (403) 599-3883 OFFICE HOURS Tuesday 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM Wednesday 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Thursday 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM Or by Appointment POST OFFICE HOURS Monday - Friday 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM NOTE: Parcel pickup is available at the Village Office Wednesday until 4:00 PM COUNCIL MEETINGS Held at the Village Office, on 2nd Tuesday of each month at 6:00 PM p a C F COVE RINGS CZZ' ^6 — J RECOMMENDED MASKS. BANDANAS. SCARVES AND CLOTH COVERINGS ARE ACCEPTABLE WASH YOUR KEEP 2 MEHRS WEAR A HANDS APART MASK Martin Shields, MP Bow River Constituency 129-2nd Ave, Box 2070 Strathmore, AB T1P1K1 Phone 403-361-2980 www.martinshieldsbowriver.ca Martin.shields.c1 [email protected] t) MILO BEXSS^Ji ■■..... GOGRAVEL FOR ALL YOUR SAND & GRAVEL NEEDS t Thank you for supporting local business! /HILO FITNESS CENTRE MEMBERSHIPS 6 months 85 12 months 125 Cheques to Milo & District Ag Society Box 156, Milo, AB TOL 1L0 or drop off at Village Office For more information, Contact; [email protected], Jessy Vooys (403-485-1451) or We proudly supply: • Road gravel, • Drain rock, • Sand, • 4" - 8" round rock. Need a small load? We do those too! Pick up or delivery. Call us for a quote - (587) 583-6000 You HAVE to see the quality of our products! VISA gogravel.ca - [email protected] Our pit is located at 202069 Range Rd 241 Arrowwood (Near Mossleigh) mastercard Milo Can Opener Goods & Services Sponsors Please support our local businesses - without their support of The Can Opener, we would not be able to publish for you! JjRl Technology * J [Consulting Ryyan & Jennifer (Bartsch) Maki Cell:403-850-4424 Emall:[email protected] “Have you tried turning it off and on again?” All-Inclusive Bookkeeping g Anylu Barcenas, CMA CPA 403-809-9244 inf o©)atlinclusivebookkeeping com uuuuuu.alUnclusivebookkeeping.com KRYSTALOWICH & CO. CERTIFIED GENERAL ACCOUNTANT Diane Krystalowich C.G.A. Deitz Wealth Management Suite 700 1816 Crowchtld Trail NW Calgary. Alberta T2M 3Y7 phene 403-241 3122 toll free 800 661 2817 111 - 2nd Street South P.O. Box 239 Vulean, AB TOL 2B0 403-485-2681 403-485-2996 Fax: 403-485-6798 Darren Deitz Certified Financial Planner darren^'tleiltweallh.cem Lakeview Insurance and Investments Grant Turner Financial Security Advisor 403-512-1217 [email protected] Insurance I Investments I Succession Planning • - ^ta view experience eyecare differently Vulcan Nanton 118 Centre St. 2219-20th St. (403) 485-2177 (403) 646-3200 Dr. Glenn Garlock Arrowwood ES Pharmacy Basil Akalonu Pharmacist Prompt Prescription Filling Branded Drugs available Free Medication Delivery Easy Prescription Transfer Free Seasonal Flu Shots & Immunization Blister Packs Medication Review & Health Promotion Phone: 403 534-3333 Text: 403 803-3457 www.arrowwoodpharmacy.com [email protected] Hours: Monday - Friday 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Saturday 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. VULCAN DENTAL? Dr. Michael McKee DMD Clinic Hours: MONDAY (reception only) 9 a.m.—12 noon TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY 8:30 A.M.—3:30 P.M. Liscombe Chiropractic Clinic DR. GEORGE LISCOMBE NANTON VULCAN (403) 646-3111 (403) 485-6005 NEW LOCATION 95 Centre Str. East, Vulcan (next to Furniture Villa) Ph: 603-685-2656 Services include: exams, dental cleanings crowns/bridges root canals extractions fillings teeth whitening Implants, and more www.vulcandentalclinic.com follow us on Facebook and IG: Vulcan Dental Clinic Milo Can Opener Goods & Services Sponsors Please support our local businesses - without their support of The Can Opener, we would not be able to publish for you! HEATHER TRUCKING WARREN HEATHER CATTLE HAY DECK WORK GRAVEL HAULING PHONIE-403-599-2132 CEL1.-403-485-8200 BOX 178 MILO, AB TOI. 1L0 Trucking - Grain & Hay Hauling Iron & Steel Salvage Tiegen Trucking Grain & Fertilizer Hauling Andy Dixon Cell: (403) 485-8194 Res: (403) 599-2232 Fax: (403) 599-2443 Box 145 Milo, AB TOL 1L0 Box 7 Milo, AB TOL 1L0 Doug Marks PRESIDENT Office: (403) 599-0003 Fax: (403) 599-3990 Mobile: (403) 485-8516 Scott Schroeder Mobile Mechanic Marks Oilfield Services Inc Trucking, Gravel Oilfield Maintenance and Construction Pipelining Norm Stokes Welding The Elevator Box 1 13 Milo, AB TOL 1L0 Work: 403-599-3826 Cell: 403-485-8366 Fax: 403-599-3827 [email protected] * General & Oilfield Repair * New & Used Steel Sales * Custom Built Trailers B-Pressure Welding Lloyd Deitz Alternative Grain Marketing Solutions Container and Transloading Facility Norm- Phone Cell Craig- Phone Cell Wade- Cell 403-792-2255 403-485-0365 403-792-3314 403-485-0288 485-1119 MILO SEED CLEANING ASSOCIATION LTD. 599-2150 Cleaner Seed is Sown. Cleaner Crops are Grown. Gavin Vooys Acting Manager ZODIAC TRUCKING LTD. Rod Lahd 403-4354)625 Dereck Tiegen Cell: 403-485-8715 PO Box 53 - Milo, AB - TOL 1L0 * * ’ RR1 Milo. AB TOL 1LO [email protected] bEd) Heavy & Light Duty Mechanic / Oil Field Maintenance [email protected] Cell (403) 485-9607 Box 163 Milo AB TOL 1L0 Milo Can Opener Goods & Services Sponsors Please support our local businesses - without their support of The Can Opener, we would not be able to publish for you! THE COTTAGE Chinese & Western / Take out orders Open Tuesday - Sunday 9:00AM - 8:00PM Closed Mondays (403) 599-3832 ^/^'a^r^^J^erfech'On CATERING/SERVICE Leslie Lahd Consultant 403-485-1508 EPICURE GOOD FOOD. REAL FAST. lcslicsfdadventure@gm;ul.corn Facebook: Ixslic’s Adventures in Cooking https://lcslicliihd,cpicure.com/cn U0lt • MEALS IN MINUTES. Weekly Meal Delivery Service Catering Large & Small Events Orlena 587 678 5448 Email: [email protected] Facebook.com mealsinminutesvc Trish Thompson Independent Stylist STELLA CyDOT Squish [email protected] 403-485-8547 www.stelladot.com/trishthompson ---------------------- THE---------------------- COUNTRY FARMHOUSE Silver Icing Comfortable and Chic Clothing and Accessories Brooke Sabourin 403-809-8545 silvericing.com/bsabourin Gifts, Antiques and Collectibles With A Taste of Rural Alberta We are now open Wednesdays instead of Saturdays. By reservation only please to plan seating. Open Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays 11:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Family IT Friendly Box 10 Cluny, AB TOJ OSO Hairstylists are open for appointments. from Cluny Hilltop 3 miles west Dianne Brown Ph. 403-734-2593 ’/2 mile north Fax 403-734-2882 Hair Salon Stylists at Country Farmhouse: lt\ t*>-i« U GIVE YOUR HAIR WHAT IT NEEDS!! •Liquid Gold" Moisture Body & Density Just tor Men. Maximum Growth Hairstylist Kaitlyn Sauve 403-901-4418 [email protected] De nite Brown Cluny. AB IHamtylist/Owner 4OM6MI29 Chris & Amanda Gauthier Phone 403.485.8461 Box 22, Milo AB, TOL 1L0 Email: [email protected] Find us on Facebook - Prairie Perfection Catering The Hair Market Katie Crump 403-901-7402 Milo Can Opener Goods & Services Sponsors Please support our local businesses - without their support of The Can Opener, we would not be able to publish for you! Milo Green Foods (open thru lunch): Mon-Sat: 9 AM-5:30 PM h lk Automotive & Tire Serving Milo, and Surrounding Area 1 ires. Repairs. and Vehicle Accesscries Government Inspector Tom, Ellie & Luna Phone: (403) 599-3922 Call Dean @ 403 862 0632 Fax:(403) 599-3835 Holidays: 10 AM - 4:30 PM Rob Taylor House maintenance service Handy man 587-678-4816 Interior: • Window cleaning • Plumbing • Electrical • Painting • Senior living modifications Exterior: • Window cleaning • Gutter cleaning • Pressure washing • Deck and fence repairs • Site cleanup Competitive Prices & Fast Service UNior f= O F8 A G G Canada's Forage Seed Innovator Chad Monner Authorized Dealer P.O. Box 63 Milo AB TOL 1L0 403-485-5980 [email protected] www.unionforage.com Invisible Fence THE ORIGINAL CONTAINMENT SPECIALISTS Greg Deitz Top Dog 403-262-pets (7387) 1-877-364-2929 Fax: 403-250-8177 Email: topdog@ifence,ca Web Site: www.invisiblefence.com Invisible Fence of Western Canada 8A - 3529 12th Street NE Calgary, Alberta T2E 6P4 -V.,™-------- ----------------------------- - ---- ---- Free Quotes Justin Cooper (403) 397-9128 paintingbyjm@gmaiLcom Painting by J&M @ Painting by J and M BLIND CREEK ANGUS Hobart Holdings Waste Management *"* Wayne and Peggy Robinson PO Box 36 MOSSLEIGH, ALBERTA T0L1P0 PHONE (403)934-4083 403 485 0227 ' Josh Oberholtzer [email protected] gospel Q hutch www.arrowwoodgospelchurch.ca Every Sunday! Contemporary worship service 11:00am - !2:l5pm Septic Tank Services (A Division of J B. Services) Portables - Sumps - Holding Tanks - Floods “Ya gotta go, so phone Joe” 304- Years Experience Alberta Licenced Technician Winter Business Hours Oct 1 to Apr 30 Painting by JMLtd. Business: (403) 485-2667 Cell: (403) 485-3552 PO Box 91, Vulcan Alberta TOl 280 ^Signature '“’tire centres ARCHAMBAULT MOBILE IS PROUD TO BE A PART OF SIGNATURE TIRE CENTRES A TIRECRAFT AFFILIATE AUTOMOTIVE TIRES WINTER TIRES FARM TIRES LARGE TRUCK TIRES TIRE SENSORS IN STOCK INTERSTATE BATTERIES, OIL & PARTS CALL 403-599-2292 OR EMAIL [email protected] FOR A QUOTE 116 RAILWAY AVENUE, MILO ABMy thoughts... Rev. Gordon Cranch I don't get to see the children much these days so I am going to post this in the hopes that some parent will read it to the little ones - with appropriate candy props. The Story of the Candy Cane There is a story about how the Candy Cane was created. This is one version. A candy maker wanted to make a candy that would help us remember who Christmas is really about. So he made a Christmas Candy Cane. He incorporated many symbols for the birth, ministry, and death of Jesus Christ. He began with pure white, hard candy. • White to symbolize the virgin birth and the sinless nature of Jesus. • Hard candy to symbolize the solid rock, the foundation of the church, and the firmness of the promises of God. The candy cane maker made the candy in the form of a cane because it represented the staff of the 'Good Shepherd' If you turn it upside down, it becomes a "J" to represent the name of Jesus. The candy maker included red stripes. • He used three red stripes to represent the pain that Jesus suffered as He took our place and suffered for our sins. • The large red stripe represents the blood He shed for us on the cross. Sometimes the meaning of Christmas fades. But the candy cane can help us remember how much Jesus loves us and why He came to earth on Christmas. This will be my last column in the Can Opener. The Church in Milo is closing at year’s end. It has been my pleasure to be a small part of the Village of Milo and the activities I was able to take part in - especially the turkey bingo. A very Merry Christmas to each and everyone & God's richest blessings for 2021. ARROWWOOD CO-OP LOCALLY INVESTED | COMMUNITY-MINDED | LIFETIME MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS PROVIDING FUEL, LUBRICANTS, AG EQUIPMENT, LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS, HOME & BUILDING SUPPLIES AND TIRES, ARROWWOOD CO-OP IS COMMITTED TO HELP SERVE YOU BETTER. 206 Railway Avenue Main Store 403.534.3800 • Tire Shop 403.534.3804 • Toll Free 1.888.534.3803 Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00 - 5:00, Saturday 8:00 - 4:00 24 HOUR CARDLOCKS - ARROWWOOD, MILO, CARSELAND G.D.'s REPAIR =. Licensed Automotive Technician => Friendly, reliable service => Maintenance and repairs => ALL your mechanical needs Call Gerald Deitz 403-599-2354 403-599-2464 The following is an excerpt from Neil Godkin's research. Queenstown Farmers' Co-operative Hall Peel's Prairie Provinces-----Newspapers----- Gleichen Call, 26 July 1917, Page 1, Item Ar00112 The Queenstown Picnic Queenstown Farmers' Union, Local 169 U.F.A. Organized March 29th, 1910. So read the brand new banner on the hillside overlooking the pavilion, booths and the playgrounds east of the Cluny ferry along side the Bow river, where the Queenstown farmers and their friends met to picnic last Friday. It was an ideal day for the purpose and if there were any who failed to enjoy themselves they should immediately consult a physician. That the ninth annual picnic was the best attended of any of its predecessors is undisputed, but just how many were present it was quite impossible to estimate for at no time was the crowd assembled together, but perhaps 600 would be a near guess. Scattered among the trees were hundreds of little groups, comprising from the fellow with his best girl to the entire family with a number of friends. The three booths did a wonderful business in ice cream, soft drinks and lunches until they ran out of supplies entirely. The Cluny ladies with their raffles and booth cleared about 500. Mr. Aasgard made an extra trip to town to keep his booth going, and an enterprising Chinaman catered to the Indians at the east end of the play grounds. Some excellent sports were indulged of which a list will be published next issue, when doubtless a financial statement will be supplied of the generous donation for that purpose. A baseball match created plenty of fun between Queenstown farmers and a Gleichen team, ending with a score of 6 to 9 in favor of Gleichen. The farmers played well but require practice. President Woods again disappointed all by failing to attend, but Miss Noble, president of the Women's Institute, made up for his shortcomings. In a brief ten-minute talk she set forth the aims and the objects of the Institute, told what had been accomplished and of the work that would be done. She also scored the men a little for making light of their efforts, claiming the women could do anything if they wanted to, right up to making the men work. Her talk throughout was concise, bright, breezy and interesting, and when Miss Noble comes this way again she should be certain of being well received. Hon. Charles R. Mitchell was also present and delivered a short address that evening, but our reporter was obliged to leave before he had spoken. Dancing in the pavilion continued until nearly daylight. Update on the Milo Hall Kitchen Renovation As you may be aware we started on the kitchen renovation early this fall. Well what we had hoped would take 6 to 8 weeks has been extended an additional 6 weeks due to delay in delivery of the range hood. This should be in by the end of November and then we should see action again at the hall. When you look at the Hall currently, it does not look like much has been done, but all the roughed in plumbing, venting and electrical is done. New lights are in the kitchen, the wall covering in complete and the new floor is in. Once the range hood comes and is installed, then we can complete installing the other equipment, counters and cupboards. In the mean time, the board has taken this time to clean out and paint a couple of the storage rooms, and we did replace the floor covering in the bar area and paint in there also. We have sorted though the smallwares in the hall, and we do have a couple of tables of plates, cups, cutlery etc that will be for sale to the public. Please keep an eye on Facebook etc, as we will notify the community when these items will be up for sale. We are having to replace the plates, cups etc., as the dishes will not withstand the heat from the hot water dishwasher that we have purchased. We are going with a hot water dishwasher due to the fact that the chemical needed for the other dishwashers has a shelf life and we found that it expired long before we were able to use it up, and the cost was quite hefty for the Hall. There have been other issues in the Hall but they are not related to the Kitchen renovation. We would like to take this opportunity to thank the community for the support in getting this project up and running. If you have any questions, please contact one of the Hall Board members. Thank you from the Milo Hall Board. Lloyd Deitz, Colleen Bartsch, Allan Bartsch, Dale Deitz and Colleen Deitz What the Heck is happening...... Wondering about the other activities at the Hall. Well to explain we need to tell a bit of a story. Back in 2012, the front end of the hall was sinking and there was about a two inch gap between the concrete pad (Floor) and the walls. Well we contacted a company that was able to lift the hall by way of injecting a sand/silicon product under the concrete slab and lifted the floor quit nicely. Well the front end of the hall began to sink again so late this summer we hired the same company to do the same job. However, they ran into a complication with the infloor heating vents. The west side of the entry lifted quite nicely, however the east side didn't. They were pumping the product under the floor when it broke thru the heating vents resulting in it filling the vents with this sand product. We have had the vents scoped, and there is way to much product in to just clean them out with out a huge expense, but this then resulted in plugging of the furnace that heats the east side. After conversations with the company and the Hall Board, we are in the process of obtaining estimates on reventing the heating ducts up into the attic and down the east side of the main hall. This cost of reventing is not at the expense of the Hall Board. This project had nothing to do with the Kitchen Renovation. When the weather got cold earlier this fall we also discovered that the west furnace had quit working, due to age so we are in the process of replacing this furnace also. We still have the situation of the gap between the floor and the walls on the east side of the entry, and we are looking at other possibilities to rectify this situation. Thank you the Milo Hall Board. Update on the Milo Arena As many of you know this building was built in 1973, and is owned and operated by the Milo & District Ag Society. The arena is a wood frame, metal clad building, and it has been a number of years since the roof on this building was replaced. Knowing this I started applying for grants etc so that we would have funds to do a roof repair/replacement when needed. Well that time has come. The leaks in the roof have caused some damage to the trusses so we have had MPE Engineering inspect them and have determined that only two of the trusses have 30% damage and are quite repairable, however, we were hoping that we could just replace the west side of the roof, but it looks like it would be best if we could replace the entire roof at this time. Like I said earlier we started saving for this project, however the cost to replace this roof is in the area of $80,000. Over the years we have received help and support from the Milo Ag Society and the Milo Recreation Board to keep operating this building, which it's only source of income is the memberships it sells for the arena and the fitness centre. I'm very proud of this community and the number of me

Library Lore (Issue 9)

Author: University of Lethbridge Library
Publication venue: University of Lethbridge
Publication date: 01/01/2022
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Library Lore | Spring 2022 / Issue 9 1 “I love having a safe, quiet, bright space to work at any hour. I often do assignments late at night and work better here. Library staff is super friendly and helpful.” – Student comment received in University Library’s suggestion box (2021, November). On October 4th, after months of planning and renovations, the University Library officially cut the ribbon on its new 24-hour study space on Level-10-North. This space provides a safe, secure and well-lighted location for students to use outside of regular Library operating hours. Usage to date has been exceptional and students are frequently making use of it early on weekday mornings before staff arrive as well as at most times on evenings and weekends. 24-Hr Study Space Proves Popular with Students If you’ve managed to get into the Library lately you may have noticed some more new faces. With the promotion of Professional Librarian Nikki Eva to Associate University Librarian, we’ve filled a Term Librarian position to ensure the collections and information literacy needs of those subject areas are met. Coincidentally our Term Librarian is a former co-op student as well! To introduce you this new addition, please enjoy the following short interview. RC: Thank you for meeting with me today Sheilah, I’m very excited for this interview. To begin can you tell us a bit about your background. SA: Sure, I have a Bachelor of Arts in Canadian Studies with a minor French from the University of Lethbridge. While I was completing my undergrad I realized that I wanted to have a co-op experience so I somehow managed to start working for the Faculty of Arts and Science in communications. I had completed the total amount of co-ops that I could do so I was actually hired on as a contract position. So that was really cool because I feel like I learned so many technical skills like learning how to edit a website, use Adobe Creative Cloud and things like that. While I was working there I decided I wanted to go to Library School so I started my MLIS at the University of Western Ontario in 2017. And as we all know I love a good co-op so I completed an 8 month co-op here at the University of Lethbridge Library. After my MLIS I started working in the private sector for a petro-chemical company called NOVA Chemicals. So that was cool – learning a new aspect of librarianship, because I worked in academic libraries and this was more of a special library. Also, learning more science and industry. So the learning curve was pretty steep but it was a good experience. More New Faces IN THIS ISSUE Faculty Can Use GOBI to Make Purchase Recommendations (p.2) Love Data Week (p.4) Open Access Policy Initiative (p.3) Project MUSE is Back! (p.4) Free Open Access Publishing in Cambridge Journals (p.5) Recent Publications & Presentations (p.5) Spring 2022 / ISSUE 9 Library Lore | Spring 2022 / Issue 9 2 More New Faces (Cont.) I’ve started working at the UofL now in a Liaison Librarian position. RC: That’s great! So, you mentioned you decided to pursue the MLIS following those contracts in communications, so what was it about librarianship that appealed to you? SA: I think everyone here [in the Library] can say that libraries have had a big role in their life. So I’m no exception to that but I would say someone who had a really big impact on me for pursuing librarianship was actually Mike Perry. I’d gotten to know him when I was working at Coffee Company and he was very nice and would always explain his role in the Library. So I looked into it for about a year before I fully committed. And I’m glad I did! Also, when I was reaching out to everyone they all had such positive things to say. You know everyone was really gushing about their job so I thought “WOW, no one I know really gushes about their job like that.” That was definitely a deciding factor. RC: Cool! Now, tell us more about your role as a Liaison Librarian here. SA: I’m taking over for Nikki, so I’m covering the Dhillon School of Business, the School of Liberal Education, and the Departments of Agricultural Studies, Economics, and Political Science. I provide them with collections, and information literacy instruction, and, well right now I’m just really figuring out my role and starting to reach out to them and let them know I’m here and what I can offer. RC: Nice! So, what excites you about this role? SA: I like that every day is different – I like the variety in it. That you can choose what to work on day to day. I think it seems very exciting. Like, I was just on the Research Help Desk and you really never know what you’re going to get. I feel like I’m always learning in this role. RC: For sure. Now, you have quite a history here at the UofL. So what’s your favourite thing about the UofL? SA: I feel like everyone I’ve met at the UofL has been really kind and welcoming, and are really just kind of good people. So I like the people aspect of the UofL. It’s also really entrenched in nature – I like looking out my window and seeing the coulees, rather than working in a busy downtown area. RC: Which is where you just came from. SA: Yeah! RC: And what’s your favourite thing about the UofL Library? SA: As a student I would have said Level 9. But really my favourite part of the Library is how diverse the collections are and how there is something for everyone. Like we have the Main Collection and the other things like the Curriculum Lab. Also, the people in the library are very great. When librarians at the U. of Lethbridge mention the word GOBI, they’re referring to neither the vast Gobi Desert region of southern Mongolia nor the species of small tropical goby fishes of the suborder Gobioidei. The Library’s GOBI stands for Global Online Bibliographic Information which is an online interface used by our librarians to order books and e-books from multiple publishers. One of GOBI’s features is that it can be configured to email notification about new titles (called GobiAlerts) to faculty members. New titles are organized by subject discipline and notifications are customizable so that they arrive either weekly or bi-weekly. If a faculty member identifies a book or E-book title in the GobiAlert relevant for the Library’s collection, the item can be “recommended” for purchase with a mouse click. Contact your subject liaison librarian for additional information about setting up GobiAlerts to collaborate on building a library collection in alignment with your teaching and research interests. Faculty Can Use GOBI to Make Purchase Recommendations Library Lore | Spring 2022 / Issue 9 3 At the end of 2019, just a few months before the COVID-19 pandemic was declared, General Faculties Council adopted an institution-wide Open Access Policy in support of two worthy goals: • promote robust and persistent public access to the whole of U of L research published as scholarly articles, and • advance the public good of free intellectual exchange by supporting equitable, lawful access to the scholarly corpus for all global academic community members. In 2020, our first full year with the new OA Policy in place, a total of 85 faculty publications were submitted and archived in OPUS, the University’s research repository. Given the far from ordinary circumstances in which 2020 unfolded at the U of L and around the world, kudos to all researchers who found time amid the major disruptions and uncertainties to contribute their publications for public archiving in OPUS. Even more noteworthy is the 140% increase in the number of faculty publications contributed to OPUS over 2021, totaling 206 items. However, there is more that we can do collectively in support of the OA Policy goals. Whether our scholarly articles are publicly accessible to all researchers may seem like a relatively minor consideration, but adopting the habit of forwarding your publication acceptance notices to OPUS for potential public archiving enhances equity within the global scholarly community. Commenting on tensions among publishers, researchers, and institutional governance within the open scholarship movement, M.C.A. Bustamante notes an example of extreme inequity: in 2016, Elsevier’s profits exceeded the total amount invested in scientific research across all Latin American countries. Despite the sizable gap between our current situation and an equitable, healthy knowledge ecosystem, Bustamante affirms the importance of open access policies: It seems evident that institutions must have open access policies and these are relevant to guide the actions of all actors in our academic communities. The transitions we are living and will live through demand multiple and complex challenges to the institutions and they have no other alternative but to identify them, to look for ways out that prepare us strategically in the midst of these transitions that are now permanent in the case of publications. We are thus a little bit ahead of institutions that have yet to adopt an open access policy. But another commentary on equity in research by H. Irfanullah reminds us that “it is not only about money, technology, or justice. We also need to ask equitable for whom? Who is going to make it equitable? Where are the areas to intervene?” Irfanullah suggests if we want to address inequities, our approach to global equity and open research must change. “It should no longer be that the North is drawing or calling the South to join its effort to build an equitable scholarly publishing world. We both need to meet in the middle.” For Irfanullah, vital steps toward growing an equitable global knowledge ecosystem include “installing new technologies, making infrastructural changes, and adopting new policies and practices.” As we have an institutional OA Policy in place, on an individual it is within the power of all members of the U of L research community to adopt new practices to ensure we continue to make significant progress in advancing equitable access to the scholarly literature on publicly funded research. If you would like more information on how to contribute your scholarly articles to OPUS, please do not hesitate to contact your U of L subject librarian. https://pixabay.com/vectors/padlock-unlock-open-access- 150460/ Photo by Elena Mozhvilo https://unsplash.com/ photos/znhEe1cbbQE Library Lore | Spring 2022 / Issue 9 4 We all create, find, use, and/or need to manage, deposit, and archive some form of research data in our research careers. In case you missed the library’s Open Access week open data talks, both of these excellent workshops about research data are still available for you to review: Digging into Open Data: Canada’s Open Government Portals with U of L librarian Rhys Stevens, who explained how to locate free, open data on a wide range of topics through Canadian government portals. Lots of useful resources to check out! De-mystifying Data Deposit with James Doiron from the U of L, who walked us through the ins and outs of data deposit and research data repositories, including plenty of useful linked resources. These resources will be of particular interest following last year’s release of the Tri- Agency Research Data Policy, intended to promote sound Research Data Management and data stewardship practices in Canada. More information on both research data workshops here. Click here for more International Love Data Week events. <3 Love Data Week, Feb 14-18, 2022 <3 Photo retrieved from https://www.icpsr.umich.edu/web/about/cms/1576 The Library is pleased to announce that we have reinitiated our subscription to Project MUSE! In 2019, due to ongoing reductions to the Library’s acquisitions budget and the inflation of electronic resource subscriptions, we made the difficult decision to cancel this popular database. Since that time, the acquisitions budget has stabilized, the CAD/USD exchange rate has improved modestly, and our consortia have succeeded in negotiating better deals with scholarly publishers. The Library’s Collections Work Team, subject librarians, and technical services staff have also done a lot of work in assessing the value of subscriptions and identifying cost savings with limited impact to our university community. Consequently, we have determined that there is now room in our budget to resubscribe to Project MUSE. Thank you to all who reached out to the Library to raise concerns about the cancellation of this resource. Project MUSE indexes and provides full text access to a wide range of literature in the humanities and social sciences. The database includes over 700 journals from 125 publishers and nearly 70,000 books from more than 140 presses. Some journals, such as GLQ: A Journal of Lesbian and Gay Studies, Histoire sociale / Social History, and Proceedings of the Annual Conference of the Children’s Literature Association, are not available electronically outside of Project MUSE. Project MUSE can be accessed through our alphabetical database list and the disciplinary database lists and library help guides, where relevant. Should you have any questions about the resource, be sure to contact your subject librarian! Project MUSE is Back! Library Lore | Spring 2022 / Issue 9 5 Corresponding authors affiliated with the University of Lethbridge are now able to publish an unlimited number of their articles as open access in Cambridge hybrid and gold journals at no charge! This is part of a new agreement between Cambridge University Press and the Canadian Research Knowledge Network (CRKN), a consortium that negotiates many of our licenses with publishers. Be sure to contact your subject librarian if you’d like more information. Free Open Access Publishing in Cambridge Journals Sandra Cowan presented a lightning talk “From InfoLit to ScholComm: The Evolution of a Graduate Fine Arts Course” at the Alberta Association of Academic Libraries meeting in December 2021. Rumi Graham co-authored a publication outlining the changes of copyright practices in Canadian post-secondaries since 2015. Graham, R., & Winter, C. (2021). What Has Changed Since 2015? A New and Expanded Update on Copyright Practices and Approaches at Canadian Post-Secondaries. Evidence Based Library and Information Practice, 16(4), 2-40. https://journals.library.ualberta.ca/eblip/ index.php/EBLIP/article/view/30033 David Scott co-authored a publication about data-sharing practices in publications funded by the Canadian Institutes of Health Research. Read, K. B., Ganshorn, H., Rutley, S., & Scott, D. R. (2021). Data-sharing practices in publications funded by the Canadian Institutes of Health Research: A descriptive analysis. CMAJ Open, 9(4), E980-E987. https://doi.org/10.9778/cmajo.20200303 Recent Publications & Presentation

G.S. Lakie Middle School 2008

Author: G.S. Lakie Middle School
Publication venue: G.S. Lakie Middle School
Publication date: 01/01/2022
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The annual publication of the students of G.S. Lakie Middle School, Lethbridge, Alberta. (2014-15)pdfG.S. Lakie Middle School Published in Canada Printed in USA When G.S. Lakie opened in 2003, the staff and students committed to four principles known as the FISH! Philosophy. The idea came from the concepts developed by Seattle’s Pike Place Fish Market. ™ Five years later, the FISH! Philosophy is still a major focus atXakie. The principles of Play, Be Therb, Make Their Day and Choose Your Attitude resonate throughout the middle school. Every day, students and staff consciously make an effort to apply these concepts to their own lives and to recognize them in each other. As you journey through the pages of this yearbook, we invite you to reflect on the FISH! Philosophy, and to remember how it played such an important role in creating the amazing atmosphere at G.S. Lakie Middle School. top: Hanging out during a lunch hour, Brock Ramias, Tyler Menzak, Keaton Shelton, and Connor Mackay, chat and enjoy the warm weather. second from top: In a fun foods class, Shaelynn Lyon pours a delicious smoothie. third from top: Observing through a microscope, Landen Bourassa, Justin Olsen and Mason Seguin participate in an interesting science class. bottom: Ainsley Bull Sheilds, Aubree Adams, Kayla Lee, and Rachael Thompson cheer on students , finishing at the cross country run. Ms. Solange Lalonde on Make Their Day: “In my opinion, if I can make someone’s day at G.S. Lakie, then I have done my part in creating a school culture where this building becomes a place where everyone feels they ‘get to be here’...whether you are a parent, student, teacher, administrator or guest.” Mr. Mike Bryant on Choose Your Attitude: “Choosing your attitude is one of the many important decisions you make each and every day. We choose to look at all the things that we are grateful for and to realize how lucky we really are. A positive attitude paves the way for us to be and do anything that we can imagine.” Ms. Vanessa Upton on Being There: “One of the very best feelings in the world is feeing like you are important and that you belong. Being there for each other is somethirik . we strive for here at Lakie, so that everyone feels happy and safe. Have you been there for someone lately?” 1teachers were commenting to all concerned that they had never seen a nicer bunch of kids in their teaching careers. The grade seven teachers made the same claim.This was not faint praise. ‘Nice’ is generally the norm at this school and to be singled out as the ‘best of the best’ made us look forward to spending the 2007-08 school year with them. We were not disappointed. It was an honor and a privilege to be their teachers. The fact that nearly 50 percent of them made the Honor Roll during the first term with 20 percent of them being at or above 90 percent...Wow!!! We have been blessed with the grade eights of 2007-2008. Thanks for the memories. bottom right: Attempting to set up a play, Kelly Schwartz ■tosses the football during a noon hour. right: After whipping up a delicious smoothie, Contessa Tran hurries to clean up before the bell. grade eight staff became somewhat familar with the present grade I eight students during their grade six year at G.S. Lakie. Their grade six left: Goofing around at noon hour, Cole Hamilton, Benji Leavitt, Jason Roth, Sean Wiggill, Brady Eveleigh and Adam Brais enjoy the rest of their lunch break. bottom left: Exhilerated, Maddie Siegl approaches the limbo pole during a Friday entertainment in September.Aubree Adams Kaira Adamson Ayesha Ahmed Eric Allen Julie Anderson Eric Ankutowicz Rehan Arshad Joe Artzberger Amelia Atwood Hailey Babb Jason Beaver Morgan Bellerose Tyler Beninger Christina Bennett Samantha Bennett Michael Big Swan Peggy Big Weasel Tom Billard Alexis Bloos Ashleigh Blunden-postman Spencer Bobinec Sammy Borland-dashiak Jordan Bosma Mariko Boulet Taylor Bourassa Jordan Bouvier Caden Boyce Adam Brais Kayla Braun Ryan Brown Tanaya Brown Dustin Brownfield David Calero Mitchell Cameron Tyler Campagna Dillen Campbell Brandon Carleton Ashlee Carlson Kadence Carpenter Mark Chambers Joseph Charlebois-Perry Lindsay Coleman “01 0 i Will Cuel Kyra DeBlois Bryce DeBoer Tyler Deighton Jessica Delaney Cassidy Deringer Raelee Eagle Bear Laura Eliason Alexa Elser Denaya Ervin Jared Etches Hunter Evans Brady Eveleigh Justin Fehr Jordan Fenz Korey Fenz Kara Ferguson Taylor Findlay Chloe Flanagan Jeremy Forster Rob Foster Matthew Frick Jared Gomany Dylan Gordon above: Blowing a feather across the gym floor, Gabby Vasas and Brandon Turchyn work together in a Christmas advisor challenge. left: Skateboarding in the school yard, Wylie Stump attempts a trick. Gral 7 When we got TO GO FLYING IN AN AIRPLANE IN Grade 6. -Mark Maxwell WINNING THE ADVISOR CHALLENGE IN GRADE 6 AND GRADE 8. -Tan ay a Brown F!V1Y FIRST DAY\ AT LAK1E LAST YEAR? It took me until THIRD PERIOD TO MAKE FRIENDS ■Samara McIntosh Getting a ' REALLY GOOD MARK ’ in Mrs Sutherlands Art classes \ -Eric Hill J f When I had a 1 TYPING RACE WITH Mr Smith during OPTION AWARDS IN GRADE 6. \ -Brady Simpson , • \\ X / When my \ /TRIENDS AND I GOP \/ TO RIDE IN A UMO ' TO THE DANCE FOR MY BIRTHDAY IN \ GRADE 6. -Contessa Tran J F Going to \ < ZONES IN MEQONE \ Hat for cross B COUNTRY THIS YEAR ■ , -Jordan Lamb > In Grade ’ WINNING THE FISH V PHILOSOPHY AWARD 1 for Mrs King- ■ Hunters class J -Amara Thrall Jacob Graham Alexa Gray Neysa Greenaway Brittany Greene Brayden Grenier Nathan Grigg Callie Gundlock Cole Hamilton Spencer Haney Brooke Heggie Adam Hesketh Eric Hill Aaron Hofman Jinjin Hou Melanie Hurd Joey Ibbotson Justin James Mariah Jamil I "OMqi 2.007 Brandon Johansen Kory Johnson I Riley Jones Katy Jorgensen i Kendra Keer 1 Jordan Kendall Ben Kennedy Cortney Kindt Kaylie Kinkley Justin Klassen Jessica Krampl Colten Kunst Austin Laidlaw Jordan Lamb Matthew Lavis Tanner Layton J Benji Leavitt I Kayla Lee Rikki Levesque Devin Logan Justin Lowe Kara Lumley | Cooper Lyon Shaelynn Lyon Aubrey Lyons Samantha Mack Jordan MacKinnon I Joseph Maclean Carly MacLennan Garret Many Chief Kaylee Marance Vanessa Marshall Mark Maxwell Amy McAllister Samara McIntosh Matt McNally Kyle Melchin Kristen Millband Kailee Miller Nathan Miller Heechan Moon I Hailey Moors When I went into a store in my pyjamas. - Karissa Smith i got my neaa stuck in a microwave. -Kellv Schwartz In spring league for basketball we were passing and I scored for the other team. - Brooke Heggie In grade 2, I accidentally went into the girls’ bathroom. -Riley Jones Mackenzie Moser Dylan Muirhead Brookelynn Neher Dayton Nelson Storm Nelson Shayla Neufeld Jordan Niwa Alexis Nobert Kevin Noh Ashley Norris Dalton North Peigan Ashley Northey Blake Nugent Katelyn O’Sullivan Brandon Oliver Mackenzie Olsen Christian Olson Tanner Parascak Jamee Pasolli Austin Payne Sydney Peters Mason Peterson Kris Phillips Jenna Phoebus Allayna Ramp Tanis Rathwell Braydon Reach Kari Richard Conner Robinson Madison Romard Jason Roth Trevor Sakatch Taylor Sander Elisabeth Sanderson Justan Sawada Jade Saxon Johanna Schrempf Sarah Schultz Kelly Schwartz Taylor Scully Ryerson Seguin Elaine Selke Alex Shade Diamond Shelstad Logan Shephard Maddie Siegl Brady Simpson Devon Sinclair I was running through the foyer at locker break and I tripped in front of everybody. -Rachael Thompson In grade 6 I was I was golfing and going to the bus and I bent over and my pants ripped. - Nathan Grigg I swung my club the Happy Gilmore way. I let go of it and it flew into the lake and Heechan Moon had to get it. - Kevin Noh I was going to the bus and I tripped over the fence chains. -Kelsey Tuck 11 Kierra Slater Karissa Smith Derek St Jean Austin Steed Mikyla Steed Ashley Steenbergen Haley Steenbergen Kaitlyn Stork Savannah Strank Wylie Stump Erik Sutherland Lisa-Marie Swanepoel Zachary Sweetgrass Kevin Tait Brien Tajiri Logan Tataryn Kayla Teichroeb Mitchell Thomas Jordyn Thompson Rachael Thompson Amara Thrall Tyson Thurlow Robyn Tingey Nicholas Todd Ewan Townshend Brent Tradewell Contessa Tran Kelsey Tuck Brandon Turchyn Gabby Vasas <1 right: Catching his breath, Logan Tataryn waits in line at the school Cross Country run. far right: Fooling around at the Volleyball Gator Classic, Carly MacLennan and Mikyla Steed jump into a gigantic pair of blue jeans. above: Goofing around, Taylor Findlay and Maddie P.omard dance at the November school dance. Jaydean Visser Ren Visser Michaela Wade Sharia Walker Mitch Walser Grant Wasylewich Alex Webb Deirdre Wells Sean Wiggill Kirsty Wilson Mariah Wilson Melanie Wilton top: Sweet soccer skills! Tyler Deighton shows off his bicycle kick. above: During a pep rally, Austin Laidlaw gets passed over the grade eights in a race against the sixes and sevens. Grade'S 13 Naixin Xu Chelsey Zaplachinski Kayla Zieffle We share a yearlong journey as they pursue their quest for learning, friendship and belonging. As staff, we are continually inspired by all their successes and achievements along the way and look forward to watching them grow into the leaders of tomorrow. ere are the students of the grade seven wing. They travel our halls and fill them with life and laughter. This is the bridge year where Lakie Gators ow from being the newbies on the block to the leaders of the school. left: Striking a pose, Kenzie Latham, Megan Esser, Shelby Kirkham, Paige Tolnai, Carly Tidsbury and Taylor Naroski enjoy the warm September weather. right: Yum! Britton Olson, Evan Crawshaw, Taran Duncan, Will Martin and Joseph Sopal eat lunch together in the foyer. bottom left: Racing to finish first, Sierra Matis participates in the chopstick advisor challenge. bottom right: Huffing ^nd puffing, Tanner Rodgers blows a bubble at Friday morning entertainment. Joseph Adams Blake Alexander Evie Anderson Brett Andres Kassandra Bandmann Amber Bartha Chad Barthel Brady Bateman Kimberley Beattie Allan Berent Seth Bisschop Akuuma Black Plume Greg Bobinec Katlynd Boucher Emma Bouvier Tyler Bradford Austin Bridge Erin Bright Dylan Brown Angel Brownfield James Buckley Ainsley Bull Shields Cassy Burton Kayleigh Butler Tyler Butler Kurt Caballo Kim Calhoun Justin Cameron Brad Carlson Matteo Cattoni Matthew Chalifoux Adam Christiansen Sean Clark Sunshyn Closson Rebecca Coe Jonathan Cote Evan Crawshaw Morgan Crow Sarah Dalby Mitchell Dawson Shane Dawson Jenna DeClair ff Richard Deimuth Danica Deschenes Bradley Dillabough Brandon Dodds Elijah Dueck Jessica Duncan Taran Duncan Kineisha Eagle Bear Lucy Eagle Bear Michael Eagle Bear Haylea Ecklund Breanne Erickson Shyelle Erickson Taylor Erickson Megan Esser Ryan Fay Austin Fehr Mack Filewych Laurel Flanagan Brooke French Andrew Gauthier Brody Gibbs Marina Giesbrecht Nathan Gove above: Winding up to throw, Will Martin plays football at lunch. left: Enjoying the nice September weather, Jordis Odney and Carli Hildebrand goof around during a lunch break. far left: Banging on a tamborine, Erin Bright plays O Canada with the band. F YOU WALK UNDER A LADDER YOU HAVE EO THROW SALT OVER YOUR SHOULDER -Courtney Green f you see SEVEN CROWS, IT IS BAD LUCK -Aidan Moser F YOU SPILL SALT ON A TABLE YOU HAVE TO KNOCK ON WOOD -James Pounder F YOU SEE A BLACK CAI YOU HAVE TO ROLL N THE MUD -Lucy Eagle Bear walk BY A BLACK CAT YOU HAVE Raelyn Grandmont John Gray Benson Grayson Courtney Green Hailey Greenaway Kaitlyn Greene Sydney Gunness Stuart Gurlevitch Connor Halvorsen Cassidy Hamilton Sylvie Hawkes Tyson Hayes Micah Healy Steven Healy Desmond Heaton Sydney Henley Savannah Herrington Riley Heseltine If you break a MIRROR YOU HAVE BAD LUCK -Megan Heyland YOU OPEN AN UMBRELLA INDOORS . YOU HAVE BAD LUCK -Mharje Kary Its really BAD LUCK TO KNOCK OVER SALT, IF ? YOU DO, YOU HAVE ’ TO ROLL ON THE GROUND. Dfrrick Hudson. TO SCRATCH YOUR NOSE -Tyler Bradford Morgan Hetesy Megan Heyland Carli Hildebrand Jordan Hoffman-Wood Lonnie Hooge Shammamah Hossain Chase Houghton Chase Howells Bryson Huculak Derrick Hudson Kimberley Humphries Jake Hymus Luke Hymus Courtnee Irvine Christopher Isaac Kaitlynn Jensen Kelten Jensen Michelle Jensen Riley Johnson Kristyn Juergensen Mharie Kary Emily Kearns Shelby Kirkham Graham Konopski Cameron Kramer Jaelee Kryzanowski Dalaine Kubik Daniel Lapointe Brittney Larue Kenzie Latham Kassidy Leavitt Bryan Lee Tegan Liberty Brenden Lindgren Devin Livingstone Tamara Lybbert Maggie Lyon Elizabeth MacDonald Sierra MacDonald Peter Macfarlane Emily Maciejko Riley Mack aX ft, ✓ 19 Connor Mackay Taylor MacKinnon Andrew Mandin Lambah Mangal Kimberly Marance Madison Marchuk Will Martin Sierra Matis Elliott McNab Kelsey McSween Zach Mead Derek Melchin Tyler Menzak Brooklyn Mereska Dawson Meyer Angela Micovic Ashley-Raye Miles Sydney Milligan Kathy Mills Justin Mitchell Brandi Mitschke Tori-Ann Molenaar Heeeun Moon Riley Morton <1 Spiderman, because he saves the town with spidey senses. -Lonnie Hooge Todd Bertuzzi because he used to play for my favourite hockey Jack Black, because he is funny. -Dylan Rogness Superman, because he saves people. -Zane Nelson Aidan Moser Wesley Mosimann Braede Murphy Miranda Myndio Taylor Naroski Zane Nelson Adam Nielsen Jordis Odney Cassie Olivares Tait Olsen Britton Olson Darby Orr Jennifer Padalko Ayla Peacock Patrick Pews Elisha-Melissa Philpot Abby Pitcher James Pounder Matthew Prangnell Emily Pritchard Mikaela Pushor Mandy Pyle Brock Ramias Shaylee Riha Sue off of The Queen Latifa, Fantastic Four, because she looks because she can beautiful and go invisible. -Angel Brownfield doesn’t care how she looks. -Sam Stewart Mrs. Clause, Zac Efron, bebecause she cause he is a good makes good role model and he cookies. is nice., -Jaelee -Emily Maciejko Kryzanowski Grau 1 Marin Rimmer Kelsey Roberts Shae Roberts Marissa Robinson Tanner Rodgers Dylan Rogness Jaralyn Romaniuk Seth Russell Brittni Saliken Jonathan Schnoor Dylan Schwartz Amanda Scotland Brooklyn Scott Nicholas Scott Ethan Seaborn Mark Seleski Jacquelyn Serniak Destiny Sharp Riley Sheen Keaton Shelton Matthew Shipman Melody Short Austin Smailus Brian Smith Jessie Smith Lauren Smith Joseph Sopal Jared Sparkes Brandon Spitzer above'. Blaring on his big red horn, Tyrel White participates in a pep rally. right. Enjoying the sunshine, Kimberley Humphries and Shelby Kirkham sit on a bench during lunch hour. Mikaylla Wright Daylin Yanke Yoyo Yao Marcus Zadnik Destiny Zieffle Sammy Stewart Kallen Stock James Strachan-Reed Stuward Sunchild Kendra Sweeney Mason Talbot Kayla Talerico Ray Tallow Taylor Thompson Carly Tidsbury Paige Tolnai Nicholas Tuff Chanel Umpherville Nathan Van Driesten Devynn Varty Kyle Vasas Brandon Wallace Dale Ward Daniel Welder Tyrel White Alexandria Whynott Tynan Wilkins Jake Wilson Alexa Woodward above: Using marshmallows and wooden skewers, Brady Bateman, I Chad Barthel and Bryan Lee build a bridge in science class. top left: Practicing her volleyball skills, Kimberly Marance participates in gym class. bottom left: Nervously looking at the class lists, Shaylee Riha and Cassie Olivares search for their names. Grai 23 a cornerstone of our school. They showed amazing leadership in the fundraiser, enthusiasm for whatever activities were thrown their way and an energy that made teaching them a real treat! The staff was amazed at how well this group adjusted and knew they would be a terrific group as they journeyed through middle school. Thanks for living up to the FISH! Philosophy and becoming young citizens of whom we can be proud! bottom left: Fooling around during lunch hour in September, Reece Benoit curls up in his rebel t-shirt. Shortly after the picture was taken he rolled over in laughter. left: Eagerly watching their science experiment, Troy Ramias, Jesse Visser, Bill Okeyo, Bryony Deighton, Taylor Dixon, Haley Helm, Madison Cameron and Cole Sanderson witnessed the tin-foil ship sink to the depths of the tray. right: Pulling with all their might, Zachary James and Ralph Thrall try to help out their class 6A win the annual tug-of-war. bottom right: Cheering at a September noon hour football game, Mateya Gillespie, Kirsten Williamson and Danica Allen, laugh among themselves. September. There were so many unknowns and obstacles to overcome. Once they had successfully figured out their locker combinations andNada Abu Omar Danica Allen Alannah Anderson Brooklyn Anderson Afnan Arshad Farhan Arshad Hunter Ascroft Kyle Ash Mason Atwood Alexa Aubry Taylor Austie Daylan Bachand Kelsey Bandmann Kyler Bell Danielle Bennett Reece Benoit Brendon Besler Jenessa Beswitherick Marcus Biesheuvel Amy Billard Brady Bird Campbell Bishoff Connor Blas Landen Bourassa Emily Brayne Daykota Brown Rylan Brown Casey Bullock Elani Bykowski Axel Caballero Nadia Calero Cody Cameron Madison Cameron Chaise Campbell Chloe Carmichael Ya-Ting Chang Benjamin Charlebois-Perry Gage Cherriman Stephen Chimusaru Lance Chisholm Jessica Chizik Charity Closson way uOu to -6^ * Meg Collins Brian Cook Addy Cottle Courtney Cox Maya Crawford Ashley Crawshaw Chase Czech Bryony Deighton Renee deLaat Taylor Dixon Dylan Drayson Tyler Duell David Dyck Elyssa Dyck Kane Earl-Nager Kayshja Eli Mariah Eliason Sydnie Erlendson Jacqueline Etches Mojtaba Faraji Dylan Fehr Dallas Feininger Brayden Fenz Jeremy Fenz Krista Fjordbotten Kiefer Forsyth Kristen Fournier Marly French Amanda Gallimore Mateya Gillespie First Impressions of Laki /1 WAS SCARED AT FIRST, BUT NOW I I UKE IT. \ -Tessa Penich THOUGHT THIS SCHOOL WAS PRETTY SNAZZY. -Avery Kindt It was really AWESOME ■Alexa Koshman All of the grade EIGHTERS WERE REALLY TALL , -Jeremy Fenz I WAS NERVOUS AND EXCITED TO GO TO G.S. Lakie -Bryony Deighton * 27 Devon Ginther Hannah Graham Carter Grenier Oliver Grove Mitchell Guinn Janette Hamilton Mack Haney Kelsey Harkness Daniel Hay Jaclyn Heggie Haley Helm Emily Henke Alli Herauf Brittney Herrington Chantel Hesketh Doug Hoffman Ethan Hollingsworth Drew Hornberger Kelly Horsman Breann Howse Selena Hurd Lauren Isaac Zachary James Carl Jeffrey Derek Jensen Jaydene Jensen Kierra Jensen McKinley Jensen Abi Johnson Kylie Jorgensen Mikayla Kaytor Thomas Kazakoff Avrey Kindt Sarah Kindt Carissa Kirk Time travel, because you can go back in time and do cool things. -Derek Jensen Psychic power, because you can teleport stuff. -Austin Kothig Lightning powers, so I could torture all the people who are evil to me. -Max Truscott Laser eyes, so I can zap my brother. -Madison Cameron Caitlyn Kljucaricek Thomas Kocken Alexa Koshman Austin Kothig Christopher Krueger Riley Kubik Tyler Larkin Brett Larsen Brienne Leclaire Rachelle Leveque Anna Liberty Cassie Livingstone Shaley Loxton Jenna Lybbert Duncan MacDonald Jonathan Mah Alexander Malcolm Mckenzie Marchuk Jannelle Martin Braeden Matheson Brad McCarthy Derych McCarty Karli McLachlan Sammi McLean Audrey Meggison-Mertz Broden Meyer Eric Michelsen-Brais Ashley Mitton-Graff Allison Moncrieff Jill Muirhead Ben Nielsen Elise Nielsen Taren Nixon Tommy Nobert Megan Norris Super strength, so I can help people. -Reece Benoit Super speed because I am so good at running. -Renee deLaat X-ray vision because it is cool. Mitchell Guin Gral 29 Flying, because you could get places really fast. -Abby Schwengler Bill Okeyo Justin Olsen Tessa Penich Sarah Peters Kaitlyn Phillips Justin Pollard Justine Prankard Troy Ramias Mariel Ramp Weston Rathwell Jeoffry Rau Meaaan Reader Stephanie Rickard Caitlyn Roberts Abby Robinson Zakary Ruggles Cole Sanderson Meaghan Schrempf Abby Schwengler Shaw Scout Mason Seguin Cole Shanks Presten Sharp-Chrunik Dana Shephard Joel Shigehiro Keith Simms Jayme Simpson Ghazal Singh Joey Slawson Kyle Smith Christopher Spotted Bull Victoria Steffensen Timothy Stodolka C above: Enjoying music and slurpies at the dance, Carter Grenier, Dylan Fehr, Kiefer Forsyth and Brett Larsen sit on the risers by the grade seven wing. right: Smiling at her peers while taking a break from her work, Brittney Herrington sits by the palm tree in the foyer in front of the grade six wing. Tanner Stokes Nathaniel Stonehouse Thomas Stork Jillian Tataryn Kyla Taylor Ralph Thrall Iv Rachel Tilleman Quinlan Tingey Tate Tolman Jacob Topolewski Max Truscott Kaitlin Ukrainetz Paige Lilly Matthieu Vadnais Lynn van Toor Addisyn Vandevelde Scott Vegter James Verishine Jesse Visser Jordyn Vosburgh Tessa Wasylewich Colby Watt-Mackay Leah Wells Brendan Wesley Chace Wiley Arlen Williams Kayleigh Williams Kennedi Williamson Kirsten Williamson Kerry Wilmore Jessica Wilson Sully Wittrock Dayna Young top left: Enjoying their lunch, Avery Kindt, Landen Bourassa and Jeremy Fenz sit on the grade eight risers with their friends during lunch hour. top right: During science class, Jill Muirhead, Carissa Kirk and Sydnie Erlendson glance through the microscope. left: Anxiously waiting for the show to start, Addisyn Vandevelde, Amanda Gallimore and Elyssa Dyck show off their smiles for the camera during the Dancing Yesterday show at the Yates. s students of G.S. Lakie, we are very fortunate to have such an energetic and enthusiastic staff. All members of the staff are dedicated and are always thinking of new ways to make their lessons that much more exciting. Not only are they here during school hours, but they also spend endless hours supporting our extra curricular activities. The staff here have a special bond with each other and their students. No matter what it is the school or students are doing, the staff is always willing to contribute and support. Without the dedication of this loving staff we wouldn’t have the great school that we do. left. Preparing to head to the roof, numerous teachers get in their pajamas to spend the night. For every $5,000 we raised during the fall fundraiser, two teachers’ names were drawn. right: Sipping away on his drink, Mr. Lloyd Price relaxes on stage in his beach day apparel

G.S. Lakie Middle School 2022

Author: G.S. Lakie Middle School
Publication venue: G.S. Lakie Middle School
Publication date: 01/01/2022
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The annual publication of the students of G.S. Lakie Middle School, Lethbridge, Alberta. (2018-19)pdfG.S. Lakie Middle School 50 Blackfoot Blvd, west i tamtE, AH1K M IMW GSL.LETHSD.AJXA POPULATION' 516 STUDENTS 4 5 BROOKLYN AINSCOUGH ASMAA MOHAMAD OMAR MAVERICK ALMALASH ALMASHOUT ALSAYYED ALCORN ETHAN ALLUM MIA BAKER JONAS KIMBERLY JANA LUCY ANJO ARCE ASSAAD BAKER “Be yourself even if people make fun of you.” - Brooklyn Ainscough “Get ready because it’s going to be a wild , ride.” t Bryce Ruff “Choose good friends.” - Cohen Russell “Middle school will be fun. Just try to find those people you really connect with.” - Charlotte Sanford “Stay away from the drama.” - Zoe Christofiloyiannis FELICIA MUNKH-ERDENE JARREN RILEY BARLOW BATBAYAR BECK BENNER HUNTER BERGERON WYATT LACEY CHAMP GRAYSON BERGSMA BERTEOTTI BIG SWALLOW BIRNIE-BROWNE TESSA BORDALEJO LUCAS MYA EDEN RYLEY MAE BURTON CAMPBELL CHABAY CHAISSON CHAPMAN “Stay away from the bathrooms.” - Klay Young My Answer: “Life is too short to worry about small things.” - Jesse Jorgensen “Take things more seriously and don’t procrastinate.” - Ava McDougall “Start listening in school more, because I know you never do.” - Jack Peterson 7 JACKSON CHASSE GAVIN ZOE MARLEY MITCHELL CHELLE CHRISTOFILOYIANNIS CLARK CONRAD CHEYENNE DANCAUSE EMMIT DECILLIA NICK DINESH TITUS DUONG JOEY DYCK LILY EARL “Sorry, I left my brain at home.” - Albert Yao “The earth split beneath me and I had tp climb out of the split.” - Diezel Talbot “There was a moose in the road.” - Jackson Mitchell “I was chasing the homework thief.” - Faith Brehaut “My bus somehow crashed into the ocean and I had to walk to school.” - Xander Twedt ADREYANA PAIDEN RYLEE FETTIG FIDLER FITZHENRY LEX1 JORGE TRACE FORSYTH GONZALEZ GOOD-SHOT ON BOTH SIDES LACHLAN SPENCER FLETCHER FLEXHAUG ELI ETHAN DOMINIC GUNDERSON GURR HADDEN FAITH AHMAD HADDEN HAMDO “My locker wouldn’t open. My binder exploded.” - Theran Smith “Sorry I’m late, I had to fight a dolphin. You know how it is - Tuesdays can really be wild.” - Riley Benner “I stepped in poo and had to go back and change my shoes.” - Paiden Fidler “Sorry, my fish drowned.” - Lachlan fletcher 9 HAYLEY HARRIS SCARLET GABRIEL MAXIMUS HAVEN HEIGHINGTON HENDERSON HOFER HORNIG AMERA HUNT ETHAN IGNACIO ALI IJAZ DOMINIC JOHNSTON KAYDENCE JOLLEY “Bull fighting.” - Ireland Van Raalte TCHAZ JOHNSON “Paranormal investigating. Just like a little club or something to do with paranormal research.” - Emerson Van Der “Full tackle football.” - Ryan Williams “An option where you write stories or poems and you have lots of room to write about whatever you want. Basically L.A. but less restrictive.” “Adulthood. Where you learn how to be an adult..” - Alyssa Wilson Meer - Havana Leblanc ZACK LAMEY JUSTIN LARUE HAVANA LEBLANC DECLAN LIPPA MADI MELANIE LALIA LITCHFIELD LOPEZ NORIEGA LUSAMBYA GAGE LEUSINK CALEB CHRIS DENNIS MARET MARTINEZ MCDONALD FIONA LYLE LUCILLE MCKAY-WEASELFAT AVA MCDOUGALL “Something like cryptography (codes and encryptions like Morse code, pigpen code, etc.).” - Titus Duong “I think cheerleading would be super cool.” - Eden Chabay “Japanese class, so you could learn the about culture. Learning Japanese would be great for when people want to travel.” - Kaydence Jolley “Shoe Repair. Mine are always wrecked somehpw.” -Ava Nordquist 11 JACOB MEDICINE CRANE LUKAS MIRKOVICH JACKSON MITCHELL TSEPO MOKWENA CHEYENNE MORTON CARMEN MUDENGE KAITLYN NALDER HAYDON NASH NAUDE ABDEL NAYRABANI KEEGAN NILSSON AVA NORDQUIST TRISTAN OLMSTEAD Mr. Beast, because he gives away money to people who need it.” - Zack Lamey “Alex Ovechkin, because he is good at hockey.” - Meeka Wihnan “Ashima Shiraishi (rock climber), the way she worked and worked, never gave up and never let fear or other people get in her way.” - Lily Earl “My teachers, because they make thq assignments make sense.” - Gabriel Henderson “Chris Hadfield, because he did a ton of hard things and is in general very cool.” - Grayson Tolman KHLOE POTTS ABISHA POUDEL ROSCO POZZI SUTTER REEVES DANA KODA JACK OMAR ONE OWL PETERSON ATALIA POZZI ALLE PLUME ASHLYN RISLING MCKENNA OLSEN ________ QUINN RASMUSSEN NATHAN PIKE BRYCE RUFF JESSICA ROBERTS My Answer: “My friends, because no matter what we are there for each other.” - Justin Larue “The drummer of Twenty One Pilots, Josh Dun, because he is an amazing person and inspires me to enjoy life and what it offers.” - Felicia Barlow “The staff at Lakie.” - Keegan Nilsson “Myself, because I’m always competing to do better against myself each time.” - Gage Leusink COHEN RUSSELL LOGAN SALT CHARLOTTE SANFORD ABIGAIL SCOTT MADYX SKRYPNYK SAWYER SMITH THERAN SMITH NIKOLE SOPAL ABIGAYLE SPARVIER ADDISON STREET ABDULLAH TAHIR ALEEAH STANDING DIEZEL TALBOT KOH TERAMURA GRAYSON TOLMAN KIYUS TRUBA MARIA TARDITI XANDER TWEDT LEAH STONE KEITARO TATSUNO SHELLWYN URRIZA EMERSON VAN DER MEER IRELAND VAN RAALTE OSAYGE WADSWORTH ADAM VOTARY BRODY VANDENBERG LYNNLEY WAITE HUNTER WATERCHIEF BOBBI WHIPPLE DAEMION WHITROW CALEB WIEBE WHITE QUILLS MCKAYLA WEISS MEEKA WIHNAN ALYSSA WILSON RYAN WILLIAMS MACKENZIE WORMELL ALBERT YAO KLAY YOUNG KAIA WOLSEY IZABELLA WILSON 15 CINDY ABDEL KHALIQ AHMED KASEM ALAA AYA ABDI AL MAHMOUD AL MASHOUT AL SAYED KHALEL TASIN ALAM GABREIL ZAINAB ABDULLAH RAZAK ALCORN ALI ALSALOUM AMASIO CALLIANNA ANDREWS DUSTIN AMIRA MYLA RORY ANDRUS BACH BAKER BALL “Ebola, a disease. It’s from a different part of the world, but it horrifies me.” - Cailyn Schmidt “Being in a pool of sharks, and then crabs being on the bottom, with attack birds on top of the water I’m in.” “Being completely alone with nobody else in the world, including animals.” - Zahara Bengry “My greatest fear is to go into surgery ancj wake up in the middle of it.” - Zander McClung “Bubble Guppies.” - Mia Gure - Daniel Lamouche JACOB CAMERON BELLA CYRLAN ZAHARA BARLOW BATES BECK BELLEZA BENGRY MUHAMED EDWARD EZRA EIKO ALLY BERISA BLAKE BOEHME BOENN BOYLE AYLA MYLES RASHEDA PIPER CHETHAN BRATZ BROWN WEASEL BROWN WEASEL BURBANK BURGESS My Answer: “Flying squirrels.” - Dominik Friesen “My greatest fear is called Anatidaepho-bia. It’s that somehow, somewhere, a duck is watching you.” - Harrison Edwards “Ladybugs. I hate them.” - Brooke Maier “The zombie apocalypse.” - Razak /^masio BRYNLEY BUTLER PETER CAHILL LILY CAMPBELL RYKER CAMPBELL WULF CARLSON DYLAN CARTER MAZEN CHEMISSANY thbrid TAVARES COLTON CLAMP BRAYDEN CHAMBERS ASIA CLARKSON ROYAL CHIEF MOON CHRISTENSEN ““I could not live without my siblings.” - Romy Van Brunt “I could not live without music.” - Holden Nyholt “McDonalds.” - Eli Cook “Dance!! I have been dancing since I was three, and I have ^njoyed every bit of it. I also dance whenever I “My Roblox account, Lol.” -Adam Sauerberg am upset. It makes me feel better.” -Abigail Roberts TRISTEN ARIANA SAMUEL CUEL CURLY RIDER DADA PRENANSHU DARJEE RYLEE DARROCH BECKETT DYLAN WILL DAVIS DAVIS-POLJANOWSKI DAY CHIEF ERINN SHREE JACE HANNAH DEVINE DHAKAL DUELL EAGLE TAIL FEATHERS LUKA DERIET LANSER RAEVIS EASTON My Answer. “I could not live without my friends, sports, family and food.” - Erinn Devine “HAMSTERS!!!!!!!!!!” - Zoe Perron “The comfort of friends and family.” - Brynley Butler “My mom, one because in general I wouldn’t be alive without a mom, and two because she’s my favourite person.” -Anna Reamsbottom HARRISON EDWARDS SEYMA ELMUHAMMED ZARA ENAYETULLAH PEYTON FARRELL XOIE FLORENCE CLAIRE FORSYTH MACKENZIE FORSYTH DOMINIK FRIESEN TABITHA FUJIWARA SAMUEL GAMBLE KESTON GARNER QUINN GIBBONS MADISON GILBERT “Head-Smashed-ln Buffalo Jump or the Fort.” - Caedon Pelzmann “Paris; it would be an amazing historical adventure where we could learn new things and try new things.” - Cecilia Hall “The Vancouver Aquarium.” - Peyton Farrell “Jump L.A. because it’s really fun and we could do back flips and have a big dodgeball game.” -iDane Jensen “The Bovington Tank Museum.” - Zachary McNeely ALLEN GILES ZOEY CECILIA GURR HALL CAHL HAMMO SHAUNA HAN OWEN GURNEY RILEY PHOENIX HIESINGER HOEKSTRA CARTER ETHAN HATFIELD HESELTINE My Answer: “If we went to Peru and saw/climbed Machu Picchu.” - Zara Enayetullah “Legoland.” - Connor Sexton “A cruise to the Caribbean.” - Cadence Robdrup “Inside a volcano.” - Raevis Easton 23 KASSIE HOTTON ELLA HESTON ALYSSA AUSTIN HOWG HUBBARD IRON HEART ISLEIFSON DEAN JACOBS LEVON ADRIANNA LINCOLN COHEN DANE JENSEN JANHUNEN JANZEN JEFFERSON JENSEN JENNA SAWYER MARGARET SITHU JENSEN JOHNSTON JOLLEY KALUTHOTA “Just being there for me in my lowest points.” - Claire Forsyth “My grandparents know that I love trips so they brought me on a trip to Belize and Honduras.” - Royal Christensen “Let me eat their last potato chip.” - Kya Varzari Pike “Bought me flowers.” - Emma McCoy “Someone drove me three hours just to get a Lego set.” - Kane Pooley KATIE ZAARA ZAYNA KENNEDY KHAN KHAN JILLIAN KOEGLER GAVIN KRUZER MIYA FAITH DANIEL KRUZER LAMB LAMOUCHE MATEO LARTIGA TAYA LEISHMAN ALYSSA BUL JAYDEN DANIKA LEWIS LUETH LUFF LYBBERT BROOKE MAIER F My Answer: “Got me a milkshake when I was having a bad day.” - Taya Leishman “My dad knew I was having a bad day, and when I came home he made me calamari.” - Amira Bach “Mrs. Oliver picking good books for me and helping me grow as a reader." - Myla Baker “My friends brought me a gift when I broke my foot.” - Hannah Matsuura 25 SEIRAH MANTLER REECE MANY BEARS URIJAH MANY FINGERS TEHENI MASINI HANNAH MATSUURA ZANDER MCCLUNG FINN MCGARRY EMMA MCCOY LOGAN MCDONALD ABBY MCKENNA ZACHARY MCNEELY LOGAN MIKHAIL ADDY MILLER MOHAMAD MOHAMAD NATHAN MCLEOD OMRAN MOHAMMAD ELLA NELSON CLIVE NESCH TATE NIVEN CHASE O'BRIEN ----- I------- HOLDEN NYHOLT j' 5 ZACHARY JONATHAN THOMAS KANE MIA PETERSON PETERSON-ELLIOTT PETERSON-ELLIOTT POOLEY PRICE BAILY RAAFAE ANNA JAXON SOPHIA PROC RASOOL REAMSBOTTOM REIS REJMAN MACKENZY CADENCE ABIGAIL AIDAN SIENNA RIDDELL ROBDRUP ROBERTS ROBINSON ROBINSON FELIPE BRYAN JACOBY SCOTT JYUAN ALFONCEE RODRIGUEZ RUMSEY RUSSELL RYDER SAGMITJENSEN SALTER ADAM SAUERBERG AUSTIN SCALES ASTRID CONNOR SEXTON ABDULLAH SHALLAR AVERY SCHUWER SHANKS CALLIE SHAPKA CONNER SECRETAN OLIVER SIEWERT EMILY-MAY SKATCH NATALIE SKATCH TANNER SKATCH DREDYN SMITH RONIN SMITH CHADDEN SMYTH HUNTER SOMERVILLE COOPER SOMMERFELDT TELISE SOOP EXODIS STALKER KESHAWN STANDING ALONE CALUM STEELE ADDIE STONEHOCKER DAKSYN TALBOT TRISTAN STOREY PRASANT SUBEDI GREYSON THIESSEN PAIGE THOMAS KAYDEN TOTH BLAIRE TINDALL VAN BRUGGEN VAN BRUNT AAILA WALL ELI VAN SCHAIK KYA VARZARI PIKE AMANDA VOTARY ADDYSON VAN RAALTE SAMANTHA WARREN KAYHLE WESTERHAUSEN XAVIER ZAHOREJKO TRUSTYN WALSH ZAKERY ZOE 29 4 MARAH ABED NOUR ABED XAVIER ABO ZEED AL HASAN AL MALASH AL MASHOUT ALCORN ASSAAD ASSAAD ALI NIXON MOHAMAD HANNAH ALI ALLRED ALMOHAMMAD ARSENAULT DENISE ALEXANDRA JUDE BOSTYN SIDNEY AZURIN BAPTISTE BAPTISTE BARRANTES BARRANTES “Qatar, because there are many soccer fields, and the world cup is starting in Qatar.” - Abdulelah Omar “Egypt. They have the most beautiful places and so many cool things and such tall pyrimids.” - Brooklyn Chelle “New York, so I can have a pet rat.” - Diego Garcia “China, because I was born there and it has really cool tourist destinations I’ve been to." i - Rui Li “I would move to a houseboat because I love the ocean.” - Sylvie Donnelly JETT JACKSON BASTIEN BENGRY RILEY LINCOLN BJERKE BLAIR jea.aaaa aa >7 .Miai PRESTON BROADHEAD CHLOE BROOKS “Near the ocean of BC. It has lots of pretty scenery, but having a beach and exploring the shore in a boat will be fun.” - Christian Waldie PATRICK BIBLE ETHAN BOBINEC YASSMIN BURHAN AVAYA BIG SWALLOW AINSLEY BODIOU EVAN BUTLER MIKAYLA BIRD EMMALINA BRAUSSE ELGIE MACKENZIE CALES I My Answer: “Australia, so I can box kangaroos.” - Bostyn Barrantes “Ikea; they have the best meatballs & mashed potatoes, & they have almost infinite furniture, but the only issue is I can’t read Swedish & I’m horrible at making furniture.” - Lyam Gais Hernandez “Mexico, because the guacamole there is the pest obviously. “ - Keenan Oliver OM CHAUDHARI MIKAYLA CHIEF BODY-HIND BULL MYA CHRISTOFILOYIANNIS KRUZ COHEN SYDNEY BARRETT EVAN DAVID ALYSSA CONRAD COURT CRONK DADA DANIELS MARCUS LIAM LEIGH HUCK DANIELS DARJEE DAUTEL DAVIS LILLY DEROCHES “Run away and hide in the nearest freezer as quick as possible.” - Shyloe English “You would say hi, but definitely keep the conversation short or else you will be talking to them forever.” - Brielle Solorzano “If I saw Mr. Milder, I would not mention lawns or he would talk like crazy and do dad jokes.” -Alyssa Daniels “Stop, drop, and roll.” - Hiraj Patel “Play dead.” - James Stott JORDAN LYAM FOX GAIS HERNANDEZ EMMA SYLVIE TRISTAN DIESER DONNELLY DYCK KATELYN SHYLOE MACIE ENGEL ENGLISH ERNST KAIDEN EAKETT EDEN FAYANT CALLIE FOX JOHNATHAN GOODHAND KAYDEN GIROUX-VO DIEGO GARCIA “Eat ice cream aggressively and look aggressively at them." - Venice Zahorejko My Answer: “Pretend you’re an identical twin to yourself.” - Chariah-Lynn Webb “Avoid Starbucks!!!” - Darilynn Vanhell “Pretend to be a mannequin and do nothing and hope your teacher doesn’t walk by.” - Eden Fayant 35 AVARIE GORUK AKALE SCARLETT JAILYN IVY HEALY HEAVY RUNNER HOOPER JENSEN ASHER JOHNSON KRISTIKA DAKOTA SALAAR EVAN KAFLE KETEL KHAN KOPP CAYMBREE KOSOLOFSKI JAXEN ISAIAH JULIA SARAH LAMMIE LAROCQUE LECOMTE LEROY “Leofish - half leopard and half fish. It kills its prey with its ginormous claws.” - Salaar Khan “I would mix a rabbit and a fish and call it a frabbit.” - Avarie Goruk “It would be called a dogfish because there is already a catfish.” - Jordan Fox “It would be called a moustache fish because it would be funny." - Lucas Roman “I would create a unicorn fish that wo^ild also have a horn on its head. The fins would be rainbows.” - Emma Dieser RUI COLTON LI MARKLE GRACIE MARTINS DARCY MCDONALD MASON MCDONALD BENN MCMASTER DANICA MCTIGHE EZEQUIEL MENDEZ KYA MIKLOS PATRICK MILNER “It would be called an eluna because it’s a elephant and a tuna fish.” - Mya Perron My Answer: “The golfer fish would find golf balls in the bottom of the lake they are in and bring the golf balls up to the surface.” - Mackenzie Cales “A bumble bee and a pufferfish. Just imagine the stingers and colour. Named the BumbleFish.” - Olivia Tolley “I would make a giraffe fish. It lives at the very bpttom of the sea but its head is above water.” - Lexi Thompson 37 JACE KAILEY ' MARYYA LOGAN RAYLIE MITCHELL MIX MOHAMMAD NAULT NEILSON KEENAN OLIVER ABDULELAH OMAR ISOBEL OOSTLANDER-CAHOON CALEB OSTER HIRAJ PATEL LEE PELLERIN MYA PERRON DRAVEN PIERSON ALEX PLUME MORGAN POVEY SAMUEL PRENDERGAST ZEVA RASMUSSEN KADEN ROBERTS LUCAS ROMAN “Go skydiving with my dog.” - Kruz Cohen “I want to travel to space and visit a planet that has not been discovered yet.” - Sydney Conrad “I want to be in a really cool action movie when I am older.” - Jett Bastien “I want to try and make a small house out, of Ritz cracker cheese, take some photos when I’m done, then eat it.” - Lee Pellerin “Find a new species.” - Joel Orr AALIYAH ROMAY AURORA RUFF CHARLEE RUGGLES MADDYN RUSSELL ANNA SCHAAF SHEA RUTH RORY KENNA JORDYNNE SCOTT SCOUT SHAK SHEPHERD SKRYPNYK NOLAN DOMINICK BRIELLE ASHLYNN BETTINA SMITH SOLOMON SOLORZANO SOSNOWSKI SOTTO My Answer: “I wanna paint a 20- foot tall art commission of Garfield the cat, horrifically realistic too! I’ll charge $20000 for it.” - Mikayla Chief Body-Hind Bull “Swim with sharks, fight a bear, befriend a wolf.” - Isobel Oostlander-Cahoon “I want to travel the entire world, every single country that exists now and in the future." - Stefan Stefanov “Try to fit a whole bag of cotton candy in my mouth and then put Sprite on top of it to make it melt.” - Addison Van Seters - < GERALD PATRICK ABBEY ADAM AMAYA SPENCER SPENCER SPOONER STAFFORD-MAYER STANDING ALONE KENYA WILL STEFAN JAMES SETH STASZEWSKI-SMITH STE MARIE STEFANOV STOTT STROM MIRA HUZAIFA JORDYN LEXI OLIVIA STURGEON TAHIR TERRY THOMPSON TOLLEY ...ah aa....» --------------------------------------------------j l——----------------------------------s— ADDISON DARILYNN AMAYA CHRISTIAN VAN SETERS VANHELL VERA WALDIE CHARIAH-LYNN AVA ABBY NIXON JUSTICE WEBB WEWIORA WHATLEY WHIPPLE WHITROW MAGGIE MISCHA LANDEN VENICE KONSTANTINA WILDE WILLIAMS WOOD ZAHOREJKO ZOVOILI I LORI ADAMSON BRENDA JOEL SHELDON JODIE ANDERBERG ANDERSON ARVAY BABKI CATHERINE BERGERON MELANIE FAY BRAD AIMEE BERGMAN COLEBY DERSCH DEWACHT SOPHIE ABIGAIL SEAN CARRIE MIKE DOIRON DUGUID ERLENDSON FINDLAY FLEGEL “Friends.” - Colleen Giesbrecht “Old-school Batman on T.V. I had a crush on Robin!” -Amanda Oliver “Pete’s Dragon.” - Cynthia Young “The Facts of Life and Three’s Company were after-school , favorites.” - Carey Findlay “Three’s Company.” - Sean Erlendson BRANDON FLETCHER JONAS FREEDMAN COLLEEN GIESBRECHT KRISTIN GRANT TRACEY GRESL ALIESHA GURNEY KATELYNE HALLOCK-HARKER TIFFANY HIGHAM SYDNEY HUCULAK KIMBERLY ROD BRIAN CHEVANNA KRISTI KOPP KORNELSEN LALLY LARSON LEGGE “The staff room. Nobody goes in there!!! I take them ALL the time (at my age, it’s necessary!)” - Gord Smith “Science benches in the grade 8 wing.” - Joseph Wright “The Learning Commons is either the perfect nap spot, as many a student can attest, or far too busy to be worth the effort - it’s all about timing!” - Sheridan Mustard “Fitness center - lights off, blinds closed, on. a matt.” - Christine Schooten “The roof.” - Russell Milder CHRISTINE MADDAFORD RUS MILDER KARA MCFADDEN RYAN DANA FRANK LORI-ANN LETASY LOCKE LOWE MACHTMES LISA JENNIFER SHARON MCGEE MELTING TALLOW MEZEI TAVIS NEWMAN BAILEY SHERIDAN MILLER MUSTARD “Groundskeeper Willy... I like to think I can fake a good Scottish accent.” - Joel Anderson “Elsa - because she can sing.” - Fay Coleby “Genie from Aladdin. I think he is cool.” -{Kristi Legge “Batman. Because Batman is only superhero based on a Chiroptera.” - Rod Kornelsen “Sid the Sloth... because he is funny, clueless at times and he has a heart of gold.” - Jodie Babki DALYNJOY RAEGAN PEARCE PLOMP NICHOLAS RICKARDS DEREK SEABORN GORJD SHERRI MEL LANDON SHERRI SMITH THOMPSON VAN ECK VANECK WARDSTROM COURTNEY CATHY JOSEPH DANIEL CYNTHIA WEHLAGE WIDMER WRIGHT YARETZ YOUNG “10% of life is what happens to you, 90% of life is spent on how you react to it.” - Brad Dersch “Never rush important decisions, always take the time to pause and reflect before moving forward.” - Sharon Mezei “Be yourself and do the best you can do.” - Brenda Anderberg “When you see someone cloudy, try to be their rainbow! Everyone needs a little sunshine on an overcast day.” - Dalyn Joy Pearce “You get one life. Don’t just be alive, LIVE. Loudly and boldly.” - Sydney Huculak Back row: Leah Stone, Adreyana Fettig, Taya Leishman, Addy Miller, Brynley Butler, Ayla Bratz, Coach Kristin Grant. Front row: Caymbree Kosolofski, Ava Wewiora, Mackenzie Cales, Abbey Spooner, Myla Baker, Brielle Solorzano. Back row: Draven Pierson, Abdullah Shallar, Barrett Court, Rui Li, Jensen Salter, Exodis Stalker, Coach Russell Milder. Middle row: Conner Secretan, Adam Stafford-Mayer, Heston Hubbard. Front row: Joel Orr, Jaxon Reis. MissIng^Levon Janhunen. ’ Back row: Coach Kennedy Todd, Eva Stasiuk, Bobbi Whipple, Kim berly Arce, Abigail Scott, Ava Nordquist, Amira Bach, Brooke Maier, Erinn Devine, Coach Michael Sadler. Middle row: Atalia Pozzi, Abigayle Sparvier. Front row: Paiden Fidler, Faith Brehaut. rUPS Back row: Fay Coleby, Emmit Decillia, Koh Teramura, Munkhu Batbayer, Nick Dinesh, Shellwyn Urriza, Caleb Wiebe, Coach Landon Vaneck. Middle row: Nixon Whipple, Zander McClung, Owen Gurney, Meeka Winhan. Front row: Jarren Beck, Walker Gook. 57 Back row: Coach Michael Byce, Addy Miller, Abigayle Sparvier, Cyrian Belleza, Amira Bach, Addie Stonehocker, Brynley Butler, Coach Brittney Petkau. Front row: Mackenzy Riddell, Grade Mar ins, Amaya Vera, Chloe Montgomery, Ruth Scout, Izabella Wilson. •• k row: Coach David Leavitt, Harrison Edwards, Nixon Whipple, Barrett Court. aDeriet Lanser, Ryker Haugen, Coach Danica Leavitt. die row: Conner Secretan, Zander McClung, Draven Pierson, nt row: Ahmed Abdi, Walker Gook. Back row: Coach Landon Vaneck, Blaire van Bruggen, Sutter Reeves, Bobbi Whipple, Ava Nordquist, Mia BakerJFiona Lyle, Nikole Sopal, Coach Melanie Bergman, Coach Lori Adamson. Front row: Sarah Gilmour, Atalia Pozzi, Taya Leishman, Myla Baker, Ariana Escobar.k row: Coach Aliesha Gurney, Peter Cahill, Lachlan Fletcher, Austin dley, Hunter Bergeron, Nick Dinesh, Coach Brooklyn Gurney. nt row: Owen Gurney, Koh Teramura, Emmit DeCiilia, Sawyer Smith ton Hubbard. sing: Coach Ryan Letasy, Dominic Johnston, Ryan Williams. GRADE 8 Back row: Coach Joe Wright, Cheyenne Dancause, Reesa Kaupp, Faith Brehaut, Saif Khan, Nick Dinesh, Jack Peterson, Emmit DeCiilia, Cohen Russell, Coach Joel Anderson. Front row: Abigayle Sparvier, Asmaa Al Malash, Cheyenne Morton, Atalia Pozzi, Bobbi Whipple, Keitaro Tatsuno, Omar Al Sayyed, Mitchell Conrad. ----------------------- «----------------------------------- ---------------------------------------- GRADE 6 Back row: Coach Fay Coleby, Nixon Whipple, Ivy Jensen, Brielle Solorzano, Adam Stafford-Mayer, Mya Christofiloyiannis, Ezequiel Mendez, Barrett Court, Abdulelah Omar, Coach Aimee Dewacht. Front row: Draven Pierson, Ava Wewiora, Amaya Vera, Bettina Sotto, Addison Van Seters, Charlee Ruggles, Salaar Khan, Liam Darjee. Missing: Lucas Roman. i 1 ■ GRADE 7 Back row: Coach Aliesha Gurney, Coach Jennifer Melting Tallow, Amira Bach, Taya Leishman, Addy Miller, Addie Stonehocker, Calum Steele, Owen Gurney, Raafae Rasool, Aaila Wall, Shree Dhakal, Xoie Florence. Front row: Myla Baker, Erinn Devine, Jaxon Reis, Walker Gook, Heston Hubbard, Zander McClung, Abdullah Shallar, Coach Frank Lowe. ij £ 1 . *. ~ I * • tt ’ 8 Yearbook Club 1 •••■ • ’ v ... y ■ *., : - Sylvie Donnelly, Aurora Ruff, Ainsley Bodiou Staff Advisor: Tavis Newman openi

Hamilton Junior High 1998

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Publication date: 01/01/2022
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The annual publication of the students of Hamilton Junior High, Lethbridge, Alberta. (2012-13)pdfI Ianlilton Junior I ligli nineteen ninety Natalie Aldridge JoshuaAlexandropoulosEllen ArjannikovaBethBaischJeffBaldwinJoeBarskyErin BeckerTannerBengryDeannaBennettShauna BettgerAmandaBigfordChristopherBlenkinCole BodnarukNicole BoehrSara BohnertChristina BolesJeffBoychukJamesBradsl'iavtDeniseBrooksBrennon BrunetAmandaCalverj‘ CarmichaelMatthe] Kevin Chubb J os^ CroilJoshuaC j Danielc Dr manda Calve aelMatthew^^JJrtStevr"^^^^K lubbJosfj^^^^T ^^B ( Trade Cory t. Stuart GillStanGov. HamiltonAdai HatfieldCory Hati ____ __ Haug Jordan HeislerDeven HendersonTai Heng Johnathan HerronMiranda HesslerAli Hopkins John HoweDavid Humphrey sNicole IsfeldBradleyJacklinMikeJanzRejeanJeannotteDevon JensenDustin JensenTanya JohnsonRyan JohnstonRachelKaufmanMariaKeenDevon KernerErin KinneyKristen KinneyAngela KirkhamGordon KlokTatiana KlvacekSteve KlyneJonathanKorethoskiAngelaKorsaJaymie KostyalLinda KraljicKatrina KrugRobyn KunimotoAldege LabbeChris LarsenJustin LeavittFallonLeckieAdamLeffingwellStephanie LejbjukErin Lemke John LivingstoneKyle LloydNathan LodoenRyan LongmanBradley LorneMichael LowLindsay Lowry Amy Ly Rachel- Anne MacLeanJesse MaherDustin MalmbergCrystleMartinJeremyMasonAllison MaxwellScotMcAlpineClareMcDonaldKaren McLeanKyle McNabKyle McNeelyDaniel McNeillMorgan-LeighMennieChristopher MiddletonRobert MillerAaronMitchellKaitlyn MoffatJonMorrisonChrystalMorrisonChristopher Nagy Justin Nagy Levi NahnepowiskBrock NakamaJordan NapperErin NayhaJennifer NihillKenadyNovakBrentNunweilerJ.D. O ’ConnellLynndy OgdenDavin OlfertAmanda OlsonTanya OlsonKeelan PalmerPamela ParkinsonDustin PatzerMarta PauloJulie PayneBrianne PeacockSarah PeardEric PelzmannKelly PerrierElizabethPetersGeoffreyPetersenDanielle PetersenTim PetersonBryan PierardLindsay PikeCarissaPitcherCurtisPlattDavidPocockCaitlin PollardMichelle PopsonJames Potts Jeff PottsKelsi PrinceDan PtyciaJennifer Reeves Kevin ReimerKelly RiehlDenise RieweMike RobertsKim RobertsonDean RobinsonRyan RoelofsMichael RohovieAdam RossChanell RussellRandiRussellRobynSaltAllisonSanduskyAllison ScrepnekAlishaScullyRobertShacklefordMegan SheetsNick SholtzAshley SmithHilary SmithDavidSmytheCherylSommerfeldtKylee SorensenJason StoltenbergKatieStringerNikki SzaboChaseTeykeAndreTorryWayneTschetterLorna ValentinsenJaimieVaneeJenniferWagnerCharles WattMelissa WedderburnDaniel WiensChris WillettRandi WilliamsDustan WilsonKaren WolseyCammon WutzkeNatalie AldridgeJoshuaAlexandropoulosEllen ArjannikovaBethBaischJeffBaldwinJoeBarskyErin BeckerTannerBengryDeannaBennettShauna BettgerAmandaBigfordChristopherBlenkinCole BodnarukNicole BoehrSara BohnertChristina BolesJejfBoychukJamesBradshawDeniseBrooksBrennon BrunetAmanda CalvertAaryn CampbellJared CarmichaelMatthewCarriereStevenChristensen Kevin ChubbJosh ClarkeCherylCookSpencer CroilJoshuaCrosthwaiteJolynDAndreaLeanne DanielsonRobinDanylukCarlaDavies Jonathan DaviesTim DawsonJames De BoerDaylan DelaneyAdam DemoryNicholas DeptaJames DesjardinsPamelaDongMeganDoroszMelody- Joy DuffyMoana DuffyJarrettDuncanLyndon EagleSpeakerJoshEakettRemingtonEdwardsTiffani ElliottKelliEnnisJessicaEnsMaurice EsauAshlynnFaerTiffanyFallwellKielFirthHeather FlemingKristaForbesDavidFosterChrisFoxBrentFrame StuartFraserDanaGangurJessicaGibsonAmanda GillStanGovenlockNeilGrundyAshtonHamabataEric HamiltonAdamHansenWesleyHarringtonJam.es HatfieldCory HathawayLesleyHathornMandy 2 Grade Nine Natalie Aldridge Joshua Alexandropoulos Ellen Arjannikova BethBaisch JeffBaldwin Joe Barsky Erin Becker Tanner Bengry Deanna Bennett Shauna Bettger Amanda Bigford Christopher Blenkin Cole Bodnaruk Nicole Boehr SaraBohnert Christina Boles Jeff Boychuk James Bradshaw Denise Brooks Brennon Brunet Amanda Calvert Grade Nine 3 Cheryl Cook Spencer Croil Joshua Crosthwaite J olyn D’Andrea Leanne Danielson Robin Danyluk Carla Davies Jonathan Davies Tim Dawson James De Boer Daylan Delaney Adam Demory Nicholas Depta James Desjardins Pamela Dong Megan Dorosz Aaryn Campbell Matthew Carriere Steven Christensen Kevin Chubb Josh Clarke 4 Grade Nine Melody-Joy Duffy Moana Duffy Jarrett Duncan JoshEakett Remington Edwards Tiffani Elliott Kelli Ennis Jessica Ens Maurice Esau Ashlynn Faer Hov to you iif cuss? ♦ “Beat up a Teacher” Eric Hamilton “Don’t tell anyone you skipped” James Potts “Dive out a window” Michael Roberts “Get your friends older sister to call in sick for you” Ryan Roelofs “Sign out at the office and get a fake note” Cheryl Cook “Have a sister call in as mom” Adam Leffingwell “Sneek out the back door” Josh Eakett “Get a teacher to sign your agenda and then leave” Keelan Palmer “Pull fire alarm or an alternative - blow up the school” Cole Bodnaruk “Forge signature” Tiffany Fallwell Grade Nine 5 Krista Forbes David Foster Chris Fox Brent Frame Stuart Fraser DanaGangur Jessica Gibson Amanda Gill Stan Govenlock Neil Grundy Ashton Hamabata Eric Hamilton Adam Hansen Wesley Harrington Tiffany Fallwell Kiel Firth Heather Fleming 6 Grade Nine James Hatfield Cory Hathaway Lesley Hathorn Mandy Haug Jordan Heisler Deven Henderson Tai Heng Johnathan Herron Miranda Hessler Ali Hopkins John Howe David Humphreys Nicole Isfeld Bradley Jacklin MikeJanz Rejean Jeannotte Devon Jensen Dustin Jensen TanyaJohnson Grade Nine 7 Tatiana KI vacek Steve Klyne Angela Korsa Jaymie Kostyal Linda Kraljic Katrina Krug Robyn Kunimoto Chris Larsen Justin Leavitt Fallon Leckie Adam Leffingwell Stephanie Lejbjuk Erin Lemke John Livingstone Kyle Lloyd Nathan Lodoen Ryan Johnston Rachel Kaufman Devon Kerner Erin Kinney Kristen Kinney 8 Grade Nine Ryan Longman Bradley Lome Michael Low Lindsay Lowry Amy Ly Rachel-Anne MacLean Jesse Maher Dustin Malmberg Ginny Marsh Crystle Martin Jeremy Mason Allison Maxwell Scot McAlpine Karen McLean Kyle McNab Kyle McNeely Daniel McNeill Morgan-Leigh Mennie Christopher Middleton Robert Miller Aaron Mitchell Grade Nine 9 Levi Nahnepowisk Brock Nakama Jordan Napper ErinNayha Jennifer Nihill Kenady Novak Brent Nunweiler J.D. O’Connell Lynndy Ogden Davin Olfert Amanda Olson Tanya Olson Keelan Palmer Pamela Parkinson Dustin Patzer Marta Paulo Kaitlyn Moffat Jon Morrison Chrystal Morrison Christopher Nagy Justin Nagy 10 Grade Nine Julie Payne Brianne Peacock Sarah Peard Eric Pelzmann Kelly Perrier Elizabeth Peters Geoffrey Petersen Danielle Petersen Tim Peterson Lindsay Pike Carissa Pitcher Curtis Platt David Pocock Caitlin Pollard Michelle Popson James Potts Grade Nine 11 What can you do ON A 55 PATE? ♦ ♦ “Say you need more money for gas” ♦ James Hatfield ♦ ♦ “Get a pizza and watch the stars” Cheryl Cook “Go ice skating” Josh Eakett “Pay for her movie and ask parents for a ride” Rem Edwards “Go to the movies” Dean Robinson “Watch a video at home” Keelan Palmer “Buy 500 one cent candies or buy a romantic Big Mac” ColeBodnaruk “Buy a big soda to share” Andrew Torry “Go for a walk and save the money for another time” Amanda Bigford “Go to a hockey game” Tiffany Fallwell Dan Ptycia Jennifer Reeves Kevin Reimer Kelly Riehl Denise Riewe Mike Roberts Kim Robertson Dean Robinson JeffPotts Kelsi Prince 12 Grade Nine Ryan Roelofs Michael Rohovie Adam Ross Chanell Russell Randi Russell Robyn Salt Allison Sandusky Allison Screpnek Alisha Scully Robert Shackleford Megan Sheets Nick Sholtz Ashley Smith Hilary Smith Jason Smith David Smythe Cheryl Sommerfeldt Kylee Sorensen Jason Stoltenberg Grade Nine 13 Chase Teyke Andrew Torry Wayne Tschetter Jaimie Vanee Jennifer Wagner Charles Watt Melissa Wedderburn Daniel Wiens Chris Willett Karen Wolsey Cammon Wutzke Katie Stringer Nikki Szabo 14 Grade Nine XoiiR Best pick 0? line “PEZ?!” “I like your shoes” Eric Hamilton Adam Hansen “Me and you are going out - got it!” James Potts “Are you tired because you’ve been running through my mind all day” Curtis Platt “Is your dad a thief because he stole the stars and put them in your eyes” Crystle Martin “If I were to rearrange the alphabet I would put U and I together” Cailtlin Pollard “Did it hurt when you fell from heaven?” Megan Sheets “Do you like Cambell Soup because you are mmm, good” Cammon Wutzke “You are pretty” “Hey dude” Joe Barsky Jo Selk “Someone call the cops because it’s illegal to look that good” Jarred Fyfe Grade Nine 15 16 Grade Nine Lisa Aitkr frrade I 8 ................................................ ■■■■■■■■■ NfenKimberly AndersonCandace Annas Chantelle Antosko fK^^k'ellTodd AtkinsonMatthew ron Batty Philip Benson Nicole Bohnert Jordan ^^ewater Travis Briere \ngi Byam Meaghan ?// Grant Campbell ’ell John CazalSam I 'es Gregory Clarke I ny Crowell Colby ""'m Kristen Dahl '^sa Donison ake Erika •rn Duffy Brittany ,ey Elford I se Erickson ' ,i Aaron Evans .aorets Amber Firth rMark Frache Ryan ! Terri-Marie Gibson e Gilmar Kelly Gregus .ninger Amy Gunderson Hathorn Haley Hegland ^^^^^^^^egland Denise Henley Adam Hihf^^^^^^faLora Hughes ShaneHutchings LindseyJanecke Stacey Janz Chelsea Jarvis Sarah Jensen KayliJockims Brett Johnston Desmond J ones MaartenJoosten Rocky Judge Christine Kabelka Carson Kada Amanda Kennedy Christie Kim NicoleKirkham AlishaKleiner Remy Knowles Sarah Koegler Zach Kostek AprilLait RaeLandry Kelli Larson NicoleLarson DianaLawton Tony Layton MichaelLeddy DrewLeishman Cheyenne Little Mustache MitchellLowe AlisonLowe BenjaminLowry JonathanLutz KyleMack BrynnMacLachlan BonnieMaillet Stephanie MalmbergJanelle Martens Dustin Martin LaceyMaxwell TrevorMay CarleeMc Elhaw Laura McIntosh Colin McKenzie KateMcMulli Amelia McMurdoGrayson McNab KevinMcNaughton Carly McNaughton Desirae Mellafont Graham Mereski Chelsea Meyering Cody Michaelis Tia Mikkelson Cristy Mills John MunroAmber Murakami Amy Myck Rayan Najjar Kari Nakama Megan Nalder William Nataucappo Chelsi NeufeldJordan Nickel Dayne Nickel Stuart Nish Michael Nolan Kayla Nummi Kurds Ogden Jason Ogertschnig Neil Oldeheuvel Robert Olson Adam Olson Tiffany Orr Priscilla Pastachak Cherish PatchJacob Perron Lindsay Peto Nicole Peto Reed Pitcher David Postman Nolan Pozzi Katherine Rahn Pam Rea Jordan Rice Ty Robbins Laura Robertson Jillien Robinson Chad Rodowitz Pamela Russell Elneth Rutherford RobertSaliken DavidSameshima LaceySchalk Kimberley Scheurma Nicki Scott Kristin Screpnek Jonathan Seely Joanna Selk Jonathan Siminovitch David Simonton Jameson Sinclair Cassidy Skeith Brandon Smith Kevin Sorge Jamie Spurrill JessicaSteed TylerStrate Melissa Symes JacquelineThibodeau RossTisdale Lacey Tolman Megan Torry Geordie Turnbull Matthew Tuttle Kristin UllyJennifer Van Der Lee JaimeVedres Christopher Vokey Aaron Weikum MaranWheeler Darin Wight Lindsey Wilde Carid Wutzke LisaAitkens Devin AllenKimberly Anderson CandaceAnderson Kyle Annas Chantelle Antosko DanielArnold Travis Astell Todd Atkinson MatthewBadke Cameron Batty Philip Benson Davita Bermack Neil Berry Nicole Bohnert Jordan Boutland Jordan Bridgewater Travis Briere Sam Brown Anne Burnett Angi Byam Meaghan Campbell Christopher Campbell Grant Campbell Jena Carlson Robert Caswell John Cazal Sam Chalmers Elizabeth Charles Gregory Clarke Amber Condie Daniel Conine Amy Crowell ColbyCseke Heather Currie Josh Cyr Kristen Dahl Corey Jo Danyluk Kari Davis Melissa Donison Lindsay DonisonJ essica Drake Erika Droessler Kimberly Dudley Rachel-Fern Duffy Mandy Duncan Jordan Dunlop Stephen Dunn Brittany Dwornik Ashley DyckSabrina Edwards Casey Elford Graeme Elias- Watson Braydon Epp Jesse Erickson Sarah Erickson Evan Erickson Aaron Evans Savannah Falk Olga Fedorets Amber FirthJermaine Forbes Shawn Fowler Mark Frache Ryan Gemmel Stewart Gemmill Terri- Marie GibsonGarrett Gilmar Shayne GilmarKelly Gregus Jeffrey GrohnKyle Gruninger Amy Gunderson Courtney Hamilton Rachael Hathorn Haley Hegland Lisa Hegland Denise Henley Adam Hilllain Hosgood Lora Hughes Shane Hutchings Lindsey Janecke Stacey Janz Chelsea Jarvis Sarah Jensen Kayli Jockims Brett Johnston DesmondJonesMaarten Joosten RockyJudge ChristineKabelka CarsonKada Grade Eight 17 Pet peeves “Snobby people” Sam Chalmers “I really, really, dislike the slurpees ♦ in the canteen” Jeff Grohn K “I hate it when girls put their hair in their face and flick it back” KariNakama / 4 ‘People sniffling during a test’ ’ Kim Dudley t 4 Miss Blais’ s homework slips’ ’ Colby Cseke " / 4 Walking up the stairs in HJH’ ’ Alison Lowe “Not being able to chew gum or not having any gum... I need gum” Angie Byam j 4 My biggest peeve are the annoying little immature kids in my pattern’ ’ Lacey Schalk 1 “Boring homework” Jonathan Seely “The band called Hanson” Kurds Ogden “People who smell like cheese” Reed Pitcher “Not being able to wear hats in school” Cody Michaelis “When I don’t have any gum - it really bugs me” Savannah Falk “Holding frozen food” Carlee McElhaw Candace Anderson Kimberly Anderson Kyle Annas Chantelle Antosko Daniel Arnold Travis Astell Todd Atkinson Matthew Badke Lisa Aitkens Devin Allen 18 Grade Eight Cameron Batty Philip Benson Davita Bermack Neil Berry Nicole Bohnert Jordan Bridgewater Travis Briere Sam Brown Anne Burnett Angi Byam Christopher Campbell Sam Chalmers Elizabeth Charles Gregory Clarke Amber Condie Daniel Conine Grant Campbel Meaghan Campbell Jena Carlson Robert Caswell John Cazal Grade Eight 19 Corey Jo Danyluk Kari Davis Lindsay Donison Melissa Donison Jessica Drake Erika Droessler Kimberly Dudley Rachel Duffy Jordan Dunlop Stephen Dunn Brittany Dwornik Ashley Dyck Sabrina Edwards Casey Elford Graeme Elias-W atson Braydon Epp Amy Crowell Colby Cseke Heather Currie JoshCyr Kristen Dahl 20 Grade Eight ■■I Evan Erickson Jesse Erickson Sarah Erickson Aaron Evans Savannah Falk OlgaFedorets Amber Firth Jermaine Forbes Shawn Fowler Mark Frache What would you do With 1,000,000? “I’d buy a blue Viper VXL’’ Shane Hutchings “I would buy an endangered animal” Rae Landry “I’d buy a red sports car and eat at restaurants more often. I would buy a lot of presents for friends, give some to my parents, and put some in the bank” Cristy Mills “I would buy the school and turn it into a 24 hour disco” Colby Cseke “I’d buy a major league ball park” Jordan Bridgewater “I’d buy Robin’s Donuts” Kevin McNaughton “I would buy a Tomahawk missle” John Munro ‘ ‘If I had 1 mil I would buy a big house in the country with wild horses and then I’ build a house for my parents plus the biggest candy cane in the world” Lacey Tolman “I would buy one million chocolate bars” Kim Dudley “With 1 million I’d buy the school district and run schools my way. For example I’d have 10 months vacation and 2 months of school” David Postman Grade Eight 21 Kelly Gregus Jeffrey Grohn Kyle Gruninger Amy Gunderson Courtney Hamilton Rachael Hathorn Haley Hegland LisaHegland Denise Henley Adam Hill Iain Hosgood Lora Hughes Shane Hutchings Lindsey Janecke Stacey Janz Chelsea Jarvis Sarah Jensen Ryan Gemmel Stewart Gemmill Terri-Marie Gibson Garrett Gilmar Shayne Gilmar 22 Grade Eight KayliJockims Brett Johnston Desmond Jones Maarten Joosten Rocky Judge Christine Kabelka Carson Kada Amanda Kennedy Christie Kim Nicole Kirkham Alisha Kleiner Remy Knowles Sarah Koegler Zach Kostek April Lait Rae Landry Kelli Larson Nicole Larson Diana Lawton Tony Layton Michael Leddy Drew Leishman Grade Eight 23 ItallM TALENTS £ SULLS “I can turn my eye lids inside out” Elizabeth Charles “Fold my ears in half’ Mike Leddy “I can swallow a noodle and pull it back Up whole” Jordan Nickel “Do a flip off a diving board and land on my stomach” Rocky Judge “Phone people in my sleep ... really!” Kari Davis “Put a lit match in my mouth” Amelia McMurdo “I can hold the phone to my ear with my foot” Laura McIntosh “Nothing unusual except for doing homework and watching TV at the same time which my parents don’t believe” Brittany Dwomik “Hold a spoon on my nose” Cristy Mills Benjamin Lowry Jonathan Lutz Kyle Mack Brynn MacLachlan Bonnie Maillet Stephanie Malmberg Janelle Martens Dustin Martin Alison Lowe Mitchell Lowe “Swim on land” Tia Mikkelson “I can do a flip on a bike and not get hurt - too bad” Jaime Vedres 24 Grade Eight Lacey Maxwell Trevor May Carlee McElhaw Laura McIntosh Colin McKenzie Kate McMullin Amelia McMurdo Grayson McNab Carly McNaughton Kevin McNaughton Desirae Mellafont Graham Mereski Chelsea Meyering Cody Michaelis Tia Mikkelson Cristy Mills John Munro Amber Murakami AmyMyck Kari Nakama Megan Nalder Grade Eight 25 Michael Nolan Kayla Nummi Kurtis Ogden Jason Ogertschnig Neil Oldeheuvel Adam Olson Robert Olson Tiffany Orr Priscilla Pastachak Cherish Patch Jacob Perron Lindsay Peto Nicci Peto Reed Pitcher David Postman William Nataucappo Chelsi Neufeld Dayne Nickel Jordan Nickel Stuart Nish 26 Grade Eight Nolan Pozzi Katherine Rahn Pam Rea Jordan Rice Ty Robbins Laura Robertson Jillien Robinson ChadRodowitz Pamela Russell Elley Rutherford Robert Saliken David Sameshima Lacey Schalk Kimberley Scheurman Nicki Scott Kristin Screpnek Jonathan Seely Joanna Selk Jonathan Siminovitch David Simonton Jameson Sinclair Cassidy Skeith Brandon Smith Kevin Sorge Jamie Spurrill Grade Eight 27 28 Grade Eight Lacey Tolman Megan Torry Geordie Turnbull Matthew Tuttle Kristin Ully Jennifer Van Der Lee Jaime Vedres Christopher V okey Aaron Weikum Maran Wheeler Jessica Steed Tyler Strate Melissa Symes Jacqueline Thibodeau Ross Tisdale Darin Wight Lindsey Wilde Carid Wutzke Grade Eight 29 Jonathan Abbott Tai AdlerNazia Alam Collette Aldridge Gordon Anderson Meaghan Atkinson Fabian Baiguera Maddy Baldwin Janine Barsky Jamie Baxter Sara Beitschat Eric Bell Joshua Bishop Gregory Blakley Greg Bosch Anthony Bourne Kelsie Bowden Brandalyn Brandham Luke Bull ShieldsGre£^^^^H^^^£^f' A.J. CattapanC Christensen Darcie r" Rp’ rade 1 Fl e m i n g C Lisa Foster J Fuller Jarred Fyf^MW^B|^Wraaic> Charles Gemmill Matthew Goerz Eva Goldie Nyssa Goodrich Paul Govenlock Clay Haughian Stephen Heggaton Dane Hendry Jie Heng Shaina Herbers Colin Hirano Tera Stevens Hopwood Abby Hornberger Christie Howe Adam Hunt Joseph Hutchingson Candice Irving Derek Isleifson Nathan Jensen Ben Kaufman Jessie Keenan Tessa Keenan Tyler Kemp Stephanie Kennedy David Klok Darcy Kostyal Scott Laing Mark Landry Natalie Leavitt Nikolas Ledgerwood Brandon Lee Amy Leffingwell Heather Lengyel Heidi Lindskog A.J. Loitz Jason Lowe Kyle Lumley Christine Maberley Ashley MacBumie Carley Machtmes Jessie MacKenzie Jon MacLean Jae Maegaard Tyler MaherLuke Malcolm lenda Mangal Shawn Martin Chantal Mason Michelle May Kim MayCary McLean Garrett McLeod Timothy McMullin Scott McNeill Stephanie Miechkota Stephanie Mille Kathrine Mills Juan Morales Dianna Myck Breanna Myers Kevin Nakonechny Breanne Nalder Dustin Napper Erica Nickel Cody Nummi Ashley Olson Rochelle Omeasoo Laurisa Orich Andrew PatzerBrian Paulson Garrett Payne Benjamin Peters Allen Petersen Christopher Peterson Cara Petrik Amy Petryshyn Brandon Phillips Andrew Pickering Cassandra Pollocks eanna Postman Katie Poulsen Jade Prince Jim Rea Krystle Reid Mandy Reimer Tisheena Remington Julie Riley Stephen Roberts Susan Robertson Tara Robinson Jared Ruff Jordan Sailer Jeffrey Saylor Garrett Scully Robert Sefcik Marc Seiller Patrick Shackleford Tenille Shaw Carmen Sheets Bryan Sheets Shard Skeith Julia Skelton Danny Smith Daniel Smythe Katie Sommerfeldt Joanne Sommerfeldt Kim Stauffer Stratton Steed Ryan Stevenson Jamie Stirton Jarah Storoz Nicole Struth Corey Thompson Lindsay Thornton Sherri Tinordi Travis Todd Dusty Tollefsrud Richard Toth Shandra Townsend Ashley Tremblay Beth Turner Pamela Tymensen Donald Van Der Lee Joseph Vandebor Valerie Vosburgh Derek Waite Brent Weitz Cynthia West Jordan Wevers Robynne Williams Andy Williamson Brittany Wilson Kyle Woodcock-Stockton Nathan Wormsbecker Jonathan Abbott Tai AdlerNazia Alam Collette Aldridge Gordon Anderson Meaghan Atkinson Fabian Baiguera Maddy Baldwin Janine Barsky Jamie Baxter Sara Beitschat Eric Bell Joshua Bishop Gregory Blakley Greg Bosch Anthony Bourne Kelsie Bowden Brandalyn Brandham Luke Bull ShieldsGreg Burland Shawn Campbell A.J. CattapanC andice Cazal Eric Chalmers Jason Christensen Taylor Christensen Darcie Cibula Andrew Claessens Renee Clarke Rebecca Closs Crystal Colling Nathanial Collins Katherine Constant Jessie Coward-Smith Breanne Cox Jordan Crosthwaite Jessica Crowe Katie Crowell Ryan Dahl Kia Dastmalchian James Dawson Peter Day Clay Day Chief Kim Dong armen Duzsik James Dyck JC Edwards J.D. Edwards Shauna Elliott Nicole Ellison Christopher Ennis Heather Esselmont Cecile Falschebner Katrina Ferguson Denver Finley Katie Firth Erin Fleming Cody FongTarryn Forai Megan Forbis Lisa Foster Jarett French Westen Fry Benjamin Fuller Jarred Fyfe Brittany Fyfe Bradley Gadd Charles Gemmill Matthew Goerz Eva Goldie Nyssa Goodrich Paul Govenlock Clay Haughian 30 Grade Seven Jonathan Abbott Tai Adler Nazia Alam Collette Aldridge Gordon Anderson Meaghan Atkinson Fabian Baiguera Maddy Baldwin Janine Barsky Jamie Baxter Sara Beitschat Eric Bell Joshua Bishop Gregory Blakley Greg Bosch Anthony Bourne Kelsie Bowden Brandalyn Brandham Greg Burland Shawn Campbell A.J. Cattapan Grade Seven 31 Andrew Claessens Renee Clarke Rebecca Closs Crystal Colling Nathanial Collins Katherine Constant Jessie Coward-Smith Breanne Cox Jordan Crosth waite Jessica Crowe Katie Crowell Ryan Dahl Kia Dastmalchian James Dawson Peter Day Clay Day Chief Candice Cazal Eric Chalmers Jason Christensen Taylor Christensen Darcie Cibula 32 Grade Seven Kim Dong Carmen Duzsik James Dyck JC Edwards J.D. Edwards Shauna Elliott Nicole Ellison Christopher Ennis Heather Esselmo Cecile Falschebner Idols Dumbo because he has wicked ears” Scott Laing “My idol is Felix Potvin because he never gives up hockey” Nat Collins “Buffy the vampire slayer because she is pretty, buff and cool” Nicole Ellison “My grandma because she is so smart and caring’’ Jessie Keenan “Emma and Bob... Emma is really smart and Bob is really funny” Renee Clark “Chocolate because

Hamilton Junior High 2002

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Publication venue: Hamilton Junior High
Publication date: 01/01/2022
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The annual publication of the students of Hamilton Junior High, Lethbridge, Alberta. (2016-17)pdf429 - 1 5thSTREET S. LETHBRIDGE, AB T1 J 2Z4 Published in Canada Printed in USA 2 n Alcorn, Alisha Allen, Derek Anderson, Michelle Andreachuk, Drew Andrews, Michelle Areshenko, Katie Barrantes, Halley Bedford, Nicole Bell, Sydney Berisha, Mimoza Blackman, Alex Blow, Jessica Bohnert, Aaron Campbell, Anastasia Caswell, Steven Chisholm, Daniel Chodyka, Melissa Civitarese, Tanya Close, Alexandria Cody, Michael Coolidge, Michael Cooper-Smith, Eric Cseke, Rennie Davis, Reggie Demory, Chelsy Doak, Darren Dobra, Barrett Dondale, Raddy 4 l/yheredo^you S'?e yourself I’ll be a rockstar, singing punk covers of Britney Spears - Drew Andreachuck Hopefully NOT at McDonalds flipping burgers. - Kaelee Nelson I don’t want to see myself in ten years - Reggie Davis and Jason LeMoine Married with a kid and a half, as in pregnant - Becky Robbins At home, using my parent’s money and eating their food - Kendall Yamagishi Training to be an astronaut - Kelly Stephen Crocodile Hunter’s assistant - Avery Friesen 50 pounds heavier with a truckload of money - Jennifer Kalegaric On the streets, in a dumpster, or on a bench in Galt Gardens - Mike Olson I’ll play the janitor in some broadway show - Taylor Wight I don’t know. 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Pandemonium breaks out as teachers throw bubble gum to students at a pep rally. Dan Chisholm puts the finishing touches on a shop project. Jason LeMoine takes a. break from a noon hour football game. Jaime Mark and Scott Malmberg in ▼ the band room holding Mr. Lowe’s snake as he substitutes for Ms. Hudson. 6 When you play sports, people don’t think short guys are good... but they are! - Kevin Morales Intimidation purposes - Paige Rosner I can get into movies for less - Nola Sheets What height?! - Bari Erais It’s great for sports like basketball - Stephanie Kemash (see photo) height I alalHHI^^ advantfl |______ the tall and short of it When I play basketball, I can crawl between their legs - Kim McIntyre (see photo) My height has no advantage. The short guys have the advantage when they’re dancing - Darren Fuller Fitting through small places when running from the cops - Scott Royea I can reach things that most people can’t see - Adam Steed Mark, Jaime Marten, Skye Mason, Christina Mate, Mark Matkin, Brendan May, Jenna McCarty, Amanda McIntosh, Mark McIntyre, Kimberley McMaster, Tasha Miller, Tyler Mirkovich, Kayla Moore, Melissa Morales, Kevin Murray, Matthew Nagy, Joey nines Rachel Eakett gives Chantelle Ogden a facelift in Band class. Melissa Yakimyshyn and Katherine Le at lunch hour. Shop student Steve Caswell, devoting class time to his folding stool project. Richard Kirkham at the noon hour computer user group with Mr. Valgardson. 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Sean Gott, Caylen Kunz, Matt Walker and Ian McCubbin begin their science lab in Mrs. Hammond’s class. Chief Calf, Joshua Clarke, Amy Coolidge, Stephanie Corbett, Stacey Corbett, Ryan Cougle, Kevin Critchley, Sarah Crow Chief, Cecilia Dastmalchian, Nikisa Davidson, Nicole de Boer, Emily Degenhardt, Carlee Derksen, Kyle Doak, Rheanne Dobing, Selina Dorey, Talena Dyke, Brittany Ebsworth, Bronwen Ecklund, Terry Ehlert, Nicole Elliot, Lucas Erais, Sydney Erickson, Andrew Evans, Cameron Falk, Whitney Ferguson, Amy Fleming, Bradley Fletcher, Michelle eights Erika Pomuller demands candy from Whitfield Wood at the pumpkin carving advisor challenge. Foote, Melissa Forbis, Thomas Fowler, Robyn Fox, Matthew Frache, Cathy Frank, Travis Fraser, Erin Frecka, Ryan Frisky, Bryce Fritz, Jordynne Gay, Caitlin Gedrasik, Michelle Gingras, Lindsay Gott, Sean Govenlock, William Graham, Jordan Graham, Meagan Gregson, Kasandra Hacker, Emma Halpen, Kayla Hamilton, Dexter Harrison, Shawn Healy, Buddy Hind Bull, Christopher Holosko, Kayla Horlacher, Robbie Howell, Beth Howells, Craig 14 Kayla Holosko, Amy Clark, Melissa Foote and Megan Anderson smile sweetly for the camera. Hurkot, Angela Hust, Stephanie Hynes, Jamie Inglis, James Iron Shirt, Curtis Irwin, Geneva Jacobs, Ashley Jarvie, Kendra Jensen, Levon Johnson, Dylan Jordan, Kevin Jordan, Jade Kalegaric, Tony Kamenz, Breanne Kaye, Christina Kleiner, Lindsay Koegler, Jonathan Koegler, Kelsey Kunz, Caylen Lamouche, Maria Langhofer, Cameron Layton, Vicki Lee, Kirsten Lonseth, Erika Lowe, Tyler Lowry, Matthew Macdonald, Duncan Manery, Anne I eights I 15 McCubbin, Ian McDonald, Ashley McLeod, Kaylee McMullin, Suzanne Miller, Justin Mills, Sheena Mitschke, Matthew Moffatt, Jessica Napper, Loran Nast, Lisa Neufeld, Landon Nielsen, Nikki Noh , Jeff Ohama, Kendra Olsen, Greg Orcutt, Daniel Osberg, Kirsten Papp, Jessica Payant, Matthew Payne, Jessica Pengilly, Nicholas Perron, Elizabeth Petrak, Leevon Pitcher, Drew Poelman, Nicole Pollmuller, Erika Pollock, Tammy Pollock, Tyler 16 Alix Blackshaw, Sarah Critchley, and Michelle Fletcher pose for the camera on a sunny September day. Kyle Bray, Dan Orcutt, Nick Pengilly, Mike Brown and Jeff Noh hang out by the bike racks at lunch hour. Matt Roper waits patiently for Mr. Kerr to get hit in the face with a pie at our pep rally. Geneva Irwin claps enthusiastically and hopes that gum is thrown her way. Potvin, David Ptycia, David Pushor, Rylan Quan, Lauren Renaud, Eve Reynolds, Ryan Rice, Leon Riehl, Aaron Robbins, Ashlee Roberts, Matt Roper, Matthew Ruff, Taryn Ryan, Nicole Sauer, Kortney Scott, Elisha Scout, Robert Seebeck, Donald Sefcik, Scott Sheen, Elliott Shellenberg, Kimberly Shields, Kenneth Siminovitch, Rachael Simpkins, Sheena Singer, William Spurrill, Derrick Ste Marie, Zacharie Stewart, Willy Struth, Lauren I eights 1 17 Stephanie Hust at her home away from home (aka - locker). Amy Ferguson and Nikisa Dastmalchian Tyler Pollock... so proud of his LUNCH! Mike Bowman has a front row view of the skaters at the board office parking lot. White, Jonathan Wood, Whitfield Wormsbecker, Brett Wynn, Jennifer Xu, Julie Young, Samantha Brittany Dyke tries to avoid the ▼ yearbook camera. Nice try, Brittany! Tamminga, Kyle Thomson, Justin Todd, Kayla Trockstad, Chad Trockstad, Courtney Walker, Matt Wevers, Nathan 18 Suzanne McMullin, Elisha Scott, Jason Campbell, and Carlee Dagenherdt work on their gum during a pep rally. Brittanie Bland, Lindsay Gingras, and Kayla Holosko have a good time in the front foyer. Oh, isn’t this where the Grade 9s usually sit? Whitney Falk, Kortney Sauer, and Angie Hurkot watch a noon hour student vs. staff volleyball game “Jackpot 500” football players between HJH and LCI. A favorite noon hour pastime. Mike Brown: “Hello...Melissa, how are you?” I eights 1 19 sevens I 21 were your first impressions It’s big! - Carly Gibson This school is way too big for me. It’s hard to get used to - Eldon Seymour The lockers have things painted on them like 2 + 2 = 6; very confusing - Tanner Epp I got lost going from one room to another during class change - Kirsten Ablonczy Big ... our elementary school only had 165 people, and I could name all of them - Jaimee Jarvie Most of the teachers here are funny. Elementary teachers are more serious - Daniel Wevers heard about Hamilton are all wrong - Cassie MacLennan Some people told me that it wasn’t a good school but when I did the grade 6 tour it looked and felt a lot better than what people had told me - Tanner Yantz I got lost in the hallways because its so big... and I was afraid I’d be made fun of, but that didn’t happen - Alex Lawson It is weird having your own locker and finding different class rooms every period - Jordan Trimble Holy crap ... the halls during class change are crowded. It’s like a stampede. Also - the bad rumours I’d The grade nine boys reek of cologne when you walk by them in the halls - Aarin Shapiro I was nervous about the older students but when I got here they actually helped me - Cassandra Redekopp Ablonczy, Kirsten Alexander, Jessica Allen, Lindsey Anderson, Danica Andrews, Matthew Areshenko, Chelsea Armstrong-Hunt, David Badger, Ira Baglole, Katherine Beitschat, Amanda Belanger, Alexander Berent, Meaghan Berisha, Njomza Best, Darcy Borix, Alyssa Bosch, Melissa Bowden, Brook Brann, Tanya Brown, Emily Bryant, Kevan Buist, Colby Bushey, Brandon Butchart, Brenden Byrgesen, Melissa Cahoon, Christie Calder, Scott Calnan, Mathew Chalmer, Randy 22 Chalmers, Robyn Chisholm, Jeff Christianson, Stephanie Clark, Brian Clark, Christopher Close, Jordan Cook, Tyson Cooper, Lauren Cooper, Melissa Couture, Samantha Dahl, Kenny Davis, Jessica DeHeer, Garth Derry, Cameron Dietz, Kristen Dixon, Daman Drummond, Melissa Dueck, Taylor Dyck, Alyssa Elhatton, Jordan Elliott, Devyn Epp, Kylie Epp, Tanner Erickson, Jordyn Fay, Austin Fellger, Benjamin Ferguson, Bonnie Ferguson, Richie Alex Mabin, Alyssa Dyck, ▼ and Melissa Bosch Hanging out around the skateboard area ^k Kylie Epp, Lauren Toth, ▼ Meghan Hawkins, Jen Toth, and Daicya Quinn watch a noon hour student/staff volleyball game ^k Morris Hume-Crowe ▼ auditioning for the sequel of Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon sevens 23 Fikowski, Heather Folkersen, Brock Fong, Jennifer French, Annalise Gaudette, Greg Gauthier, Grant Gibson, Carly Good Dagger, Vanessa Gran, Derek Grant, Sarah Gyorfi, Justin Hammo, Maged Haney, Curtis Harvie, Blaire Hawkins, Meghan Healy, Clay Healy, Kelsey Healy, Shalayne Henderson, Brock Hewko, Douglas Hicken, Jazzmind Hill, Nick Hoof, Shane Hoot, Daniel Howell, Bradley Hume-Crow, Morris Hunt, Jason Hunt, Kim Cody Vuist and Curtis Haney These sevens don’t mind standing in the leaves, all they care about is watching the skaters Jessica Davis and Lauren Taal at the teachers vs. senior girls volleyball match Lauren Roerick displays her school spirit 24 Hurkens, Cody Jaffray, Andy James, Rylan Janecke, Brittany Jarvie, Jaimee Jensen, Britteny Jensen, Carter Jensen, Jessica Johnson, Kaity Johnston, Orye Keenan, Kris Keith, Lauren Kemash, Bradley Kemmet, Elliott Kenney, Kristin Klinkhammer, Tyler Kocken, Brittany Kostek, Dustin Kurio, Robert Lawson, Alexander Lawson, Mitchell Lengyel, Glen Little, Matthew Lizzi, Logan Low, Jonathan Maberley, Melissa Mabin, Alex MacLennan, Cassie Sevens volunteer a teacher to get pied and Mr. Kerr wins Devyn Elliot and Tanya Brann have a unique way to make a snowman / sevens 25 MacNeil, Jessy Madany, Stephenie Mahoney, Leslie Malcolm, Jeffery Many Chief, Ray Martin, Britney Matkin, Ashlee McKay-Weasel Fat, Joseph McKenzie, Christina McMillan, Alex McQuaid, Alyssa Miechkota, Michael Miller, Kyle Montgomery, Erika Moore, Corrie Nakagama, Kendra Neufeld, Cornie Nyrose, Brittney Olsen, Tehani Ouellette, Matthew Papp, Salena Parascak, Jordan Pasterfield, Tom Pengilly, Skyler Penner, Elya Perry, Tiffany Peterson, Jesse Pilling, Cameron gk (back) Brittany Jensen, Kevan Bryant, Alex McMillan, (front) Alida Van Mill, and Cassie McClennan at lunch ^k James Porter and Daniel ▼ Wevers enjoying a Personal Pan Pizza A Stephanie Christianson enjoys the first snow of the the winter in October Mike Weatherill in the middle ▼ of a serious conversation 26 Students speak out about brown bag lunches Sop on Lunch Bags My lunch is pretty good becaue I usually pack it myself with carrots, yogurt, fruits and stuff - Emily Brown AK noon hour, when students who head for the cafeteria (aka - the small gym) can be divided into 5 groups: the bringers, the buyers, and the ones who do both. ~[”he buyers endure the long line-ups, the bringersjust sit right down and eat. [)id you ever wonder what was in those lunch bags that students carry? 5ome students pack their own lunches, while others are lucky and have mom or dad do it. or many, what the brown bag contains is not always what they want. 5ometinies things are packed into the lunch that they just don’t like. 5ome give their "undesirable” food away; others trade it for something else more yummy or just toss it into the garbage, jf they are thoughtful the rejects get placed on the recycling table in the centre of the gym. It’s gross because I don’t like the food my mother puts in it - Daicya Quinn I pack my own lunch but my mother checks it everyday to make sure it’s not all junk food - Daman Dixon I don’t even bring a lunch. I just bum junk food off of my friends - Brittany Janecke Sometimes there are no snacks like rice crispy squares, and that is disappointing - Allen Rice I usually get a cup of noodles, but I’d rather have candy and a slurpee - Melissa Drummond My lunch is gross. There’s weird reddish-purple meat and purple lettuce. My mom also packs those little crackers that I don’t like - Cameron Derry It’s OK. My mom packs it with a sandwich or pizza pops, a juice box and an apple - Jazzmind Hicken Peanut butter and jam sandwiches. Always the same thing, I get tired of it. I’d rather have money for the canteen instead - Cassie MacLennan Pilling, Kodee Pohl, Andrew Porter, James Quinlan, Peter Quinn, Daicya Redekopp, Cassandra Reyes, Anthony Rice, Allen Roerick, Lauren Roesler, Brianne Romanchuk, Lisa Ruecker, Ashley Ruecker, Corey Rumer, Kym Russell, Blake Schaalje, Kerri Schmidt, Kelsey Schuwer, Kevin Schwartz, James sevens Seymour, Eldon Shapiro, Aarin Smith, Katie Smith, Stephanie Snowdon, Ainsley Spitzer, Amanda Stasiuk, Joel Steed, Jeffrey Stetzl, Amy Stevenson, Derek Sudo, Grant Taal, Lauren Taylor, Jerrid Theodore, Crystal Thiessen, Jordy Tolman, Levi Toth, Jennifer Toth, Lauren Trimble, Jordan Tyasutami, Sita Van Mill, Alida 28 Jamieson Webking, Jason Hunt, and Justin Laurie shocked to see Mr. Sandusky with a camera in their faces Alyssa Borix busy at work Justin Gyorfi, Mitchell Lawson and Kris Kenney of 7F making noise to win a pizza Van Schothorst, Chelsea Vedres, Nicholas Vince, Dustin Wardale, Trevor Weatherill, Micheal Webking, Jamieson Wells, Nolan Wevers, Daniel Whiteford, Andrew Wilson, Caitlin Wismath, Alice Wolsey, Kendra Won, Sara Woods,Tianna Woodward, Geoffry Yantz, Tanner Yellow Horn, Kayt-Lynn Young, Benjamin Young, Drew Young, Lilli Zanoni, Marc Robin Chalmers, Ainsley Snowdon, Bonnie Ferguson, and Kim Hunt spending time togehter at lunch time Leslie Mahoney and Erika Montgomery sharing secrets by the steps Eldon Seymour at lunch just hanging around! I sevens I 29 Anderberg, Luke Babe, Page Brown, Janice Bucyk, Ken Byam, Barry Cullum, Krista Christiansen, Darryl Cvetko, John Flaman, Keith Friend, Liza Gibson, Lynn Goerz, Christina Hall, Wendy Hammond, Linda Hedivan, Krista Hope, Jodie Hudson, Karen James, Doug Kerr, Jim King-Brown, Rob Lowe, Frank Lumley, Jean McGeorge, Duncan McKenzie, Linda Michel, Melissa Payne, Angela Peterson, Dee Pickering, Dean Pozzi, Art Rajcic, Peter Rowntree, Brenda Sandusky, Eldon Scotland, Renee Shanks, Lana Smith, Gord Stuckey, Loy Sutherland, Karen Syme, Bill Thaxter, JoAnne Tiede, Rebecca Valgardson, Gordon Van Cleave, Tami Young, David 32 [student life) " treat Distinction Kelly Stephen, Katherine Le, Katie Areshenko, Tianna Stevenson, Kendall Yamagishi back row: Samantha Keenan, Everett Sheen, Brian Wolsey, Kelsie Haughian, Bari Erais, Adam Steed, middle row: Scott Malmberg front row: Melissa Yakimyshyn, Nicole Loitz, Amy Lindskog, Jennifer Kalegaric, Kayla Mirkovich, Michael Coolidge, Mark Droessler missing: Raddy Dondale back row: Michelle Andrews, Chelsey Elhatton, Danielle Tait, Lynnae Seely, Kim McIntyre, front row: Nola Sheets, Kris Jockims, Jaime Mark, Yvonne Tang, Kelsey Klassen missing: Colin Ennis, Josh Firth, Avery Friesen, Krista Harper, Stephanie Kemash, Brendan Matkin Brad Riley, Taylor Wight, Drew Andreachuck, Danielle Sailer ir . C ' Great Distinctio back row. Selina Dobing, Munima Alam, Breanne Kamenz, Anne Manery, Jenna Becker, Alix Blackshaw front row: Lauren Quan, Sheena Simpkins, Julie Xu, Cathy Frache, Michelle Fletcher Distinction in no particular order: Nikisa Dastmalchian, Brittany Dyke, Thomas Forbis, Erin Fraser, William Govenlock, Jamie Hynes, Erika Lonseth, Tyler Lowe, Matt Lowry, Skye Murphy, Lisa Nast, Nikki Nielsen, Greg Olsen, David Ptycia, Leon Rice, Matt Roberts, Taryn Ruff, Nicole Ryan, Kortney Sauer, Kayla Todd, Matt Walker, Craig Howells Honours in no particular order: Jeff Arnold, Melissa Best, Randall Bowen, Mike Brown, Jason Campbell, Sarah Critchley. Nicole Davidson, Zak Elliot, Whitney Falk, Ryan Frecka, Michelle Gedrasik, James Inglis, Ashley Jacobs, Levon Jensen, Dylan Johnson, Linsdsay Kleiner, Caylen Kunz, Duncan Macdonald, Matthew Mitschke, Jeff Noh, Kirsten Osberg Jessica Payne, Drew Pitcher, Tyler Pollock, Elliot Sheen, Kenneth Shields, KyleTamminga, Chad Trockstad, Sarah Visser, Jennifer Wynn back row: Mark Droessler, Everett Sheen, Greg Olsen front row: Kayla Todd, Kelly Stephen Heath & GGyyTmil back row: Kim McIntyre, Kelsie Haughian, Nathan Wevers, Bryn Hewko front row: Rachel Siminovitch, Terry Ecklund, Jenna Becker back row: Munima Alam, Breanne Kamenz, Kim Shellenberg, Kortney Sauer, Katherine Le front row: Drew Andreachuck, Matt Roberts, Randall Bowen Art & Drama 7 Social Studies: Jenna Becker, Bryce Frisky Language Arts: Jeff Noh Science: Kayla Todd Math: Greg Olsen Health: Munima Alam, Breanne Kamenz, Matt Roberts Gym: Kortney Sauer, Kim Shellenberg, Randall Bowen Shop: David Ptycia Home Ec: Cathy Frache, Kim Shellenberg, Whitney Falk Band: Kortney Sauer, Matt Roberts Choir: Suzanne McMulin, Cathy Frache French: Julie Xu Drama: Jenna Becker, Terry Ecklund Art: Nathan Weavers, Rachael Siminovich Computer: Brittany Dyke Social Studies: Kendall Yamagishi Language Arts: Kendall Yamagishi Science: Mark Droessler Math: Kelly Stephen, Everett Sheen, Brendan Matkin Health: Katherine Le, Taylor Wight, Drew Andreachuck, Josh Firth Gym: Katherine Le, Taylor Wight Shop: ShayKropf Home Ec: Tianna Stevenson, Patrick Doyle Band: Kendall Yam agishi, Bryce Johnston Choir: Lynnae Seely, Jennifer Kalegaric, Katie Areshenko French: Tianna Stevenson Drama: Bryn Hewko, Kim McIntyre Art: Cody Hall, Kelsie Haughian Computer: Brian Wolsey side of class The average student’s week consists of 4.5 days at school, 35 hours in class and then additional hours at the school for clubs and/or sports. But what do you do for the remaining 133 hours off campus? Do you work at a part time job for spending money or do you attend sporting event s or go to a show? The life outside of class for each individual reflects their interests and hobbies. While some devote their time to becoming the best at their sport or hobby, others enjoy relaxing in front of the TV. The decision of what to do after school depends on when and where the event takes place, who else attends and how it fits into your schedule. Whatever the event, the influence of your friends and how you spend your free time define who you become! Aarin Shapiro and Kylie Epp Aarin:l am in competitive swimming with the Excali

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Alberta T2E 6P4 Trish Thompson Independent Stylist Squishl [email protected] 403-485-8547 www.stelladot.com/trishthompson MILO CAFE Scott Schroeder Mobile Mechanic S S SERVICES [email protected] Milo, AB cell (403) 485-5607 Box 163 TOL1L0 Box 22 Milo, AB TOL ILO Leslie Lahd 403-485-1508 Consultant est 1997 EPICURE GOOD FOOD REAL FAST STELLA (vDOT [email protected] Facebook: LesEe’s Epicure - Adventures in cooking A * EPICURE https://lesEelahd.epicure.com/en .. independent Consultant BLIND CREEK ANGUS Wayne and Peggy Robinson PO Box 36 MOSSLEIGH, ALBERTA T0L1P0 PHONE (403)934-4083 TOURNAMENT MVP DRAW LOONIE BAT RAFFLE CASH PRIZES CONCESSION MILO ONE-PITCH SLO-PITCH TOURNAMENT BEER GARDENS August 9 - 11, 2019 240 ENTRY FEE > Teams must consist of at least io players, with a minimum of 4 girls > Milo Lion's BBQ on Sunday August 11 at 1:30pm > Please register your team by August 1 For more information or to register your team, contact Amy Monner 403.485.1057 Jessy Vooys 403.485-1451 or recreation @villageofmilo.c CARS - TRUCKS - BIKES - TRACTORS SPECIAL INTEREST - ALL ERAS Sunday August 11, 2019 Downtown Milo, Alberta NO ENTRY FEE FOR BOTH SHOW VEHICLES & SPECTATORS DASH PADS FOR FIRST 100 VEHICLES Registration @11 a.m. SHOW “N” SHINE @ 12 noon People’s Choice Awards @ 3 p.m. (SPECTATOR VOTING) Prize Draws @ 3:30 p.m. 58th Annual 1:30 p.m. at Milo Hall Includes BBQ beef, baked potato, salad, corn on the cob, refreshments & ice cream Cost 20/person, Kids under 6 free STREET MUSIC by KATIE WALKER VENDORS ARE WELCOME FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT: Mike Collins (403)680-5317 [email protected] A Milo Library 5 Aug 2019 This month’s book club read is The Au Pair by Emma Rous. This psychological thriller about a family is filled with twists and turns to keep you reading until the last page. The next book club meeting will be held August 28th at 7:00 pm. Members of the book club thoroughly enjoyed the July 29th field trip to Burnt Earth Pottery in Brooks during which they made clay bird houses. A second field trip to Burnt Earth Pottery during which participants will learn to use the pottery wheel is scheduled for August 19th. Book Club members recommend these books: Little Fires Everywhere by Celeste Ng Alias Grace by Margaret Atwood If She Wakes by Michael Koryta She’s Come Undone by Wally Lamb The Husband’s Secret by Liane Moriarty Libraries store the energy that fuels the imagination. •...••••••••••••••••••■»... They open up windows to the world ond inspire us to explore and achieve, and to contribute to improvinq our quality of life Libraries change lives for the better. Did you know? The Library has free passes to the following attractions in Southern Alberta: Pass; Galt Museum & Archives in Lethbridge; Southern Alberta Art Gallery ir| Lethbridge; Crowsnest come in and check them out with your library card or you can put them on hold if you go our website: Fort Whoop-up Museum & Ar- Lethbridge Family chives. You can www.milolibrary.ca New Purchases ADULT FICTION The Cutting Edge by Jeffery Deaver, Summer of '69 by Elin Hilderbrand, The Orphan’s Song by Lauren After We Fell, After Every Happy, Before ADULT NON-FICTION Places and Names by Elliot Ackerman, Cannabis for Dum mies by Kim Ronkin Casey, Fun on the Farm and Fun on the Farm Too by Deanna J. Five Feet Apart, Escape Plan The Extractors, The Kid, Tag DVD’s & Blu-Ray Spider-man into the Spider- Verse, Tyler Perry’s a Madea Family Funeral, What Men Want, Kate, The Lost Letter by Adrienne Chinn, Without My Mother by Melissa Cistaro, Knife by Jo Nesbo, Proof I Was Here by Becky Blake, Resistance Women by Jennifer Chia-verini, “After” Series by Anna Todd - After, After We Collided, WESTERN They Called Him Preacher by William W. Johnstone Driver, Mafiaboy by Michael Calce with Craig Sliverman, River of Dreams - A Journey Through Milk River Country by Liz Bryan JUNIOR DVD’s: Dumbo, Pete’s Dragon YOUNG ADULT FICTION The Sun Is Also a Star by Nicole New Purchases Continued from p a g e 1 We’re on the Web WWW.MILOLIBRARY.OA Friends of Milo Library The Almost Epic Squad Mucus Mayhem by Kevin Sylvester, Count Them - 50 Tractor Troubles, Inter-galactic Yoon, Five Feet Apart by Rachael Lippincott JUNIOR FICTION P.S. 3 by Madeleine L’Engle JUNIOR GRAPHIC NOVEL The Bad Guys in The Big Bad Wolf by Aaron Blabey ■ .A' ■■: EASY AS 1 - 2 -3 On August 1st, some Board members and I will be hosting the Director of the Archives Society of Alberta, Rene Georgopalis. The next issue will have a report of her visit. JUNIOR NONFICTION Minifigure Mayhem - Lego Facts, Jokes, Challenges and More Parenting Magazines Make-Ahead Dinners Homework Help Organization Inspiration ... and more! SPRING HOURS! DONATIONS l/l/e want to thank the following people for their donations to our Library this month: Jackie Sutherland, Betty Lahd, and Lynn Burgess. l/l/e apologize to anyone who we may have missed, l/l/e appreciate each one. Next Library Board Meeting is Aug 26th @ 7:00 p.m. Thank you to the Milo Family Christmas for donating their leftover prizes to our Summer Reading Program. s_________________ _______________ Tuesday: 10:00 am —5:00 pm Tues, evening: 6:00 pm — 8:00 pm Thurs & Fri: 10:00 am — 5:00 pm Saturday: 10:00 am — 3:00 pm Phone 403-599-3850 Fax 403-599-3924 Email messages to [email protected] or check out our website @ www.milolibrary.ca Or http://www.albertaonrecord.ca/milo-library-archives Joanne Monner Tracy Mozill Amy Monner Christopher Northcott Manager Assistant Assistant Board Chair plo Xibrarp ^rdjibeg JOKING AROUND Misfortunate Pirate Two pirates, Morty and Sol, meet in a bar. Sol has a patch over one eye, a hook for a hand, and a wooden peg leg. “Ye gads, matey,” says Morty. “What happened to ya?” Sol says, “Me pirate ship was attacked, and a lucky shot lopped off me leg. So now I got me a wooden peg.” “And yer hand?” asks Morty. “When me ship sank, a shark bit me hand off. So now I got me a hook.” “OK, but what’s with the eye patch?” “I was standin’ on a dock, and the biggest seagull I ever saw poops right in me eye.” “But ya don’t go blind from no seagull poop.” “True,” says Sol. “But it was me first day with the hook.” Rude Pancakes A mother asks her young sons what they want for breakfast. The first little boy says, “I’ll have some @#%A& pancakes.” The mother angrily sends him to his room for cursing. She glares at the other little boy and asks, “What do you want for breakfast?!” The second boy says, “Well, I sure don’t want the pancakes!” The Businessman and the Parrot A businessman flying first class is sitting next to a parrot. The plane takes off and the parrot orders a Glenliv-et, neat. The businessman asks for a Coke. After a few minutes, the bird yells, “Where’s my scotch? Give me my scotch!” The flight attendant rushes over with their drinks. Later, they order an other round. Again, the bird gives the crew grief for being slow and the businessman joins in, “Yeah, the service stinks!” Just then, the flight attendant grabs the pair, opens the hatch and throws them out of the plane. As they hurtle towards the ground, the parrot says to the terrified man, “Wow, that took a lot of guts for a guy with no wings.” The Centipede Buddy Steve, a lonely bachelor, wants some company, so he buys a centipede and a small box for it to live in. That evening, he decides to go out. “Want to grab a drink?” he asks the centipede, but there’s no answer from the box. A few minutes later, he asks again—still no reply. Finally, he hollers, “Hey! Do you want to get a drink?” “I heard you the first time!” says a small, irritated voice. “I’m putting on my shoes!” The Zoo A man walks into a zoo. The only animal in the entire zoo is a dog. It’s a Shitzu. Grown-up Crayon Colours • Turn-Signal Vermilion • Credit-Card Magnetic-Strip Coal • Netflix-Envelope Scarlet • Cubicle Ecru I • Unraked-Leaves Sienna • Energy-Efficient Fluorescent-Bulb Quartz • Blue-Screen-of-Death Cobalt • New Flat-Panel Television Pitch On the Plane A Mormon was seated next to an Irishman on a flight from London to the US. After the plane was airborne, drink orders were taken. The Irishman asked for a whiskey, which was promptly brought and placed before him. The flight attendant then asked the Mormon if he would like a drink. He replied in disgust, "I'd rather be savagely raped by a dozen whores than let liquor touch my lips." The Irishman then handed his drink back to the attendant and said, "Me, too, I didn't know we had a choice." Mopping Up A police officer jumps into his squad car and calls the station. “I have an interesting case here,” he says. “A woman shot her husband for stepping on the floor she just mopped.” “Have you arrested her?” asks the sergeant. “No, not yet. The floor’s still wet.” • Patio will be finished for Lions Barbecue and Show’N Shine Weekend • Smaller New Signs purchased to better advertise what is available on the menu: Western, Pizza, Chinese. • New pizza oven is operational after initial setback. The first oven never worked properly. Visit Milo Cafe at The Cottage and see how fast it works cooking your pizza. • Permanent recognition of Majc^r Donors, Booth Sponsors and Volunteers is in development. • Building Committee will wrap up its work by the end of August. The Planning and Facilities Committee will begin its mandate as of September. • Fundraising continues as we finalize the project and ensure that a capital contingency fund is established. • Annual General Meeting scheduled for October 23, 2019. Advertising of meeting will be posted. • The Board would like to thank all sponsors of the painted chairs. This has been a unique and enjoyable fundraising opportunity, recognizing the talent of local artists as well as furnishing the restaurant with an eclectic mix of art and design. • Those wishing to sponsor a painted chair and get their name on the back, or otherwise donate toward the project, can inquire the restaurant or the library or reach out to the Secretary Treasurer as indicated below. P.O. Box 201, Milo, Alberta, Canada TOL 1L0 Christopher Northcott, Secretary Treasurer Tel: (403) 990-0720 Email: [email protected] nOit -MEALS IN MINUTES - 05 August 2019 5 Meals & Soup: Beef Stew Bacon Wrapped Pork Tenderloin w/Rice & Veggies Sausage & Onions w/Perogies & Veggies Grilled Chicken w/Noodles & Veggies Salisbury Steak w/Mash Potato & Veggies Tomato Soup I 7 Meals Add: Pork w/Baked Potato & Veggies Chicken & Veggie Stir Fry w/Rice 12 August 2019 5 Meals & Soup: Chicken & Veggie Primavera Meatloaf w/Mash Potato & Veggies Beef & Veggie Stir Fry w/Rice Stuffed Pork Chop w/Noodles & Veggies Cabbage Rolls & Veggies Hamburger Soup 7 Meals Add: Pork w/Scalloped Potato & Veggies Chicken w/Spanish Rice & Veggies 19 August 2019 5 Meals & Soup: Stuffed Pasta Shells Pork & Veggie Stir Fry w/Rice Chicken Skewers w/Rice & Veggies Shrimp w/Noodles & Veggies Pot Roast w/Mash Potato & Veggies Borscht 7 Meals Add: Beef Kabob w/Noodles & Veggies BBQ Chicken w/Potato & Veggies 26 August 2019 5 Meals & Soup: Shepherd's Pie Grilled Chicken w/Fettuccini Alfredo & Veggies Greek Pork Ribs w/Rice Pilaf & Veggies Beef Teriyaki w/Noodles & Veggies Sweet & Sour Meatballs w/Rice & Veggies Asian Noodle & Shrimp Soup 7 Meals Add: Honey Garlic Chicken w/Potato & Veggies Spaghetti w/Meat Balls Two sizes available 28oz & 38oz 5 meals 7 meals 5 meals 7 meals 78 oz] & large soup 28 oz] & large soup 38 oz] & large soup [38 oz] & large soup 60.00

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70.00 $90.00 Ph inci-irinc /-ii- brA rxrrlor nix/o '^ucouviu lv vici picabc yivc Orlena a call 587 678 5448The Famous Baby Crossword For something completely different, this one has: 28 words that have 8 letters, and start with “S". And then some others, because, well, we needed them! Design - Cameron Klein Testing - Monica Monner. Across: I This is not what it was ________ to be! 7 Body of water connecting 2 larger areas. 8 He wasn't completely, just ________impaired. II Darker heavier (more bitter) malt beverage. 13 Using or showing good judgement. 15 Distinct, and not together. 16 Something that could happen. 17 Opp of northern. 19 Site of arm attachment. 20 Make easier or having less steps. 24 Serving as an item representing something else, like an emblem, token, or sign. 25 Small baked piece of bread. 26 Extend feelings of sadness and compassion. 30 Happens in specfic annual period. 31 Rank above corporal. 32 Easiest type of plant to keep. 33 Works to stabilize motion in air or propel in water. 34 Relating to operations cutting into the body. 38 Not a lot, just________ . 39 Group of symptoms that predictably occur under certain circumstances. Down: 1 It wasn't expected, so it was a 2 Opp of Neg. 3 Use vision for this. 4 One part of a week. 5 Opp of He. 6 Alone or by yourself. 7 Rating of muscle or other power. 9 Rock used to smelt a metal. 10 Centre of a spinning thing. 12 After firstly is.... 13 A good example, often preserved and mounted. 14 Close attention paid to something. 18 Browser for the Dark Web. 20 Relating to city, but not downtown. 21 Slang for yes. 22 Where located. 23 When you don't have enough to meet demand. 26 Mostly done with a broom. 27 Taking just representative items, you get a_______ . 28 Programming lines that tell hardware what to do. 29 Like oceans, but smaller. 35 It could be a show____ , or a brief____. I 36 Clever, but in a srjeaky way. 37 Consumed, as in food. Introducing new advertisers: Mackenzie Landscaping Snow • Grass • Hedge Trimming • Gutter Cleaning Power Rake • Handyman • Fall cleaning • Dump Runs Vern Mackenzie 403-485-4700 Scott Schroeder Mobile Mechanic Arrowwood Si Pharmacy Arrowwood Pharmacy Branded Drugs Available Prompt Prescription Filling Free Medication Delivery Easy Prescription Transfer Free Seasonal flu shots & Immunization Blister packs Medication Review & Health Promotion P: 403 534-3333 Community Appreciation Day Every Wednesday Get 15% off your meal at Center Street Eatery courtesy of Arrowwood Pharmacy [email protected] cell (403) 485-9607 [CENTER STREETJ ~v...—■■■m.ii'MA1*-....-...r 5 Centre Street Arrowwood Eat in or Call for takeout 403 534-3747 S SSGRVICeS Milo, AB Box 163 TOL1LO Silver Icing Q Comfortable and Chic Clothing and Accessories Brooke Saboruin 403-809-8545 silvericing.com/bsabourin »>------- Norm Stokes Welding /] ✓ General & Oilfield Repair | / New & Used Steel Sales ’ /Custom Built Trailers 1 / B-Pressure Welding * Norm- Phone 792-2255 Cell 485-0365 Craig- Phone 792-3314 Cell 485-0288 Wade- Cell 485-1119 This item IS available in Milo. i_ Buy local. Milo Community Hall BOOKINGS Michele Tiegen 403-485-8029 Milo Waste Transfer Station 1 Hours of Operation Tuesdays 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM Thursdays 9:00 AM-noon Saturdays 9:00 AM - noon Vulcan & District Waste Commission General Manager: Dick Ellis Phone:403-485-8442 Email: [email protected] T.'.'1"''"'............ "... TUI.... ....... Summer Reading Program 2019 One of the highlights of the program so far was when kittens were brought for the children to play with. The kittens did not have to want for attention Jit all that afternoon. I’m sure if they could, each of the children would have taken a kitten home that day. The Summer Reading Program kicked off on July 2 this year. The theme for this summer is “The Natural World”. Quite a few of the crafts we have done so far are great examples of this. They included making Zentangle Rocks, toilet paper tube owls, and getting creative with leaf and tree bark rubbings. In addition to crafts and kittens, there have also been a number of fun games that the children h

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