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No full textThe annual publication of the students of Gilbert Paterson Middle School, Lethbridge, Alberta. (Volume. 2001-02)pdf1^'ST^
Administrators’Message
It is with great pride that we, the administration team at Gilbert Paterson
Community School, have served you over the past year. At times the 2001-02
school year has been difficult and at times exciting. But together we have grown
as a community to become caring, concerned and compassionate citizens.
The events of September 11, 2001 brought a sudden realization that we in
Lethbridge do not live in isolation from the rest of the world. In spite of this
unrest and uncertainty, there has never been a more favourable time in this
great nation of ours. Young Canadians have educational and lifelong opportunities
abound. The choices presented can be mind-boggling, as technology
has created a limitless boundary to our imagination. Yet, it is reality, which
forces us to become strong citizens. Emerson said, “It is one of the most
beautiful compensations of life that no man can sincerely try to help another
without helping himself’. Young Canadians like yourselves must take the
opportunities and advantages you have to work hard and make Lethbridge,
Alberta, Canada and the World a community of caring, concerned and compassionate
citizens just as you have done at Paterson.
Published in Canada
Printed in USA
2001
On August 22 & 23, 2001, 22 students and 16 teachers
participated in a Leadership Retreat at Gilbert Paterson
Community They painted, ate, played games, ate, designed
logos, ate, had a fashion show, ate, played ninjas, and got to
know each other really well. The Ninjas in the Dark game got
pretty crazy according to the stories the next morning. But
they sure learned how to have fun and how to be good leaders
for the years to come!
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Leadership Retreat- August 2001
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Welcome to Grade Nine
To kick-off their return to school and
their last year at GPCS, the grade 9s
were treated to a pancake breakfast
cooked and served by the teachers.
With Mr. Philpott, Mr. Usman, Mr. Scott
and Mr. Smith to pour and flip, what
could possibly go wrong?
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Welcome Back Breakfast
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Turkey Trot 2001
On October 5, 2001 ,the Grade 8 Leadership class
lead students at GPCS in a TURKEY TROT. Both the
elementary and middle level students participated in
the event that morning. Students were to partner up
and then estimate the time it would take them to circle
the school yard TWICE. The person(s) who walked,
ran, skipped or whatever closest to their estimated
time won— YOU GUESSED IT-- a turkey for
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Halloween 2001
J. M
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Outdoor Ed 8
Writing on Stone
October 10-12,2001
Oct. 10- Mr. Boulet gathered his group
outside of GPCS. Along with Mrs.
Lysak and Mrs. King, they boarded a
bus for Writing-On-Stone with none
other than Mr. T. Spackman driving!
Did they know what they were in for?
Day One:winds calm but cool. Students
set up camp in designated areas and then
explored while the 3 fierce leaders,
Boulet, King and Lysak lunched. One
group returned from their explorations
to find that a few birds had chewed their
way into their food boxes. Sure nice of
them to share with the locals!.
With snacks in hand to feed Mr. Boulet
and themselves, the students were lead
on a hike around the park. They saw
beautiful hoodoos and land features,
cool ancient writings and SNAKES! Yep!
Having only heard stories about snakes
and slitheries, the group actually saw a
rattle snake crawling around in his hole.
That night the wind shook the tents
while the coyotes howled while they
slept.
hen are we going
—HOME? IIIKnWX.
Day Two: windy, rainy, cold- The park
officer came by with her bus and took
the group on an official tour of the
Writing On Stone park. She told stories
about the native people who use to live
on the land and pointed out the different
writings left behind. Once back at the
campsite, the group played Capture the
Flag and explored the hoodoos nearby.
Johnny, however, tried desperately to
please his team and ended up with a
sprained ankle. Needless to say, he had
to get Mr. Boulet to give him a piggy
back ride back to the campsite where he
was attended to by Nurse Lysak.
That night, after roasting marshmallows
and singing campfire songs, they fell
asleep to the howling of the coyotes and
the snoring of their leader, Mr.
Boulet......or was it Mrs. Lysak????
Day Three: Up and at it at the crack of
dawn to return to GPCS. What an
adventure!
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TIGER TOURNAMENTS
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In the Classroom
Q Of the teachers presently on staff,
who has been a student at GPCS?
A Mr. Wood
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What part of NO
don’t you
understand!
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Take Your Kids to Work Day
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G P C S 2001-2002 Staff
D. Anderson
D. Artzberger
L. Ash
T. Boulet
B. Bourassa
D. Brittner
S. Brunelle
E. Champney
B. Chollack
C. Corbiere
J. Davis
B. Fisher
V. Gray
H. Grenier
K. Gukert
R. Haney
D. Hegland
H. Hildebrand
D. James
R. Johnson
L. King
C. Kitagawa
C. Lavoie
J. Little
R. Litwin
D. Lome
D. Lysak
L. Maxwell
K. McFadzen
R. McRae
L. Methot
C. Miller
G. Ney
D. Norlin
K. Orr
S. Papp
C. Peacock
D. Philpott
C. Ramsay
D. Richardson
J. Robinson
D. Scales
D. Schaufert
R. Shuttleworth
H. Smith
T. Sp ackman
B. Stodolka
M. Thompson-Smolnicky
D. Usman
G. Weatherall
S. Whitelaw
B. Wickenheiser
R. Wood
Ryan Abulmona
Chris Adams
Matthew Ainscough
Byron Albiez
Michael Ambrus
Morgan Aucoin
Lowell Ayers
Sarah Ball
James Bannister
Jody Barber
Carson Bell
Brittany Bergeson
Dustin Bettger
Elisa Bohnert
Mitchell Bolt
Matthew Boulton
Olivia Boyda
Amber Bromley
Michella Bromley
Amy Bronson
Eric Brown
Jason Brown
Brynna Brown-Pokarney
Michelle Browne
Mark Campbell
Kirby Carlson
Peter Carpenter
Levi Champion
Amy Clack
Alannah Curran
Mathieu Daniel
Shayla Day Rider
Brennan De Boer
Erin Deimert
Robbert De Jong
James Dempsey
Eryn Derksen
Christopher Dodie
Seann Domoney
Joel Dragland
Mark Emblau
Kelly Entz
Michael Farquhar
Michael Fast
Stephen Fazio
Shaylee Feist
Tori Foder
Kaleb Friesen
Melissa Friesen
Brock Fulkerth
Garett Furgason
Dominque Gallant
David Gannon
Michelle Gehring
Kelsey General
Stephen Geworsky
James Gibbons
Tria Gillespie
Jamie Goettel
Drayton Goss
Troy Graham
Jessica Hanson
Chelsie Hart
Clayton Hart
Candice Harter
Elysia Hartley
Cody Hartwick
Jesse Hartwick
Adam Haughton
Jeremiah Hawkins
Jennifer Hill
Jason Hosack
Tanya Ivey
Ria Jarvie
Brittney Jensen
Anthony Jochem
Monica Kadlubicki
Britanee Karl
Graham Karpowich
Devin Kenna
Matthew Kochendorfer
Chantal Koning
Jeneva Kopp
Daniel Koskowich
Christa Kreutz
Ben Krogman
Matthew Kurylo
Breanne Kutanzi
Andrea Lapins
Ruth Lawson
Derek Logan
Brianne Luca
Chloe Luck
Jared Macdonald
Ian Maclean
Jordan Maclean
Kylie Maclennan
Vance Malchow
Nicholas Malcolm
Nicole Many fingers
Trinidi McCrea
Sarah Mcdonald
Ashley McIntyre
Alexander McKay
Alannah McKee
Michelle McKenzie
Megan McNally
Shane Megli
Jordan Mein
Rhea Morrison
Makay Murray
Samuel Neale
Ayrton Neudorf
Brent Newton
Mercedes Neyhart
Ashlee Niven
Chad Noren
Nicholas Ontkean
Leanne Ooms
Paul Ormston
Ashley Ortlieb
Breanne Otis
Randy Pahl
Elizabeth Patitsas
Kirk Patterson
Lewis Peacock
Jason Peterson
Nick Phan
Christie Pierson
Kyle Plausteiner
Jennifer Pommen
Kassidy Prete
Katlyn Prins
Kristina Pritchard
Isaac Prusky
Brent Puchalski
Mackenzie Putici
Ryan Quiroga
Phillip Quon
Jaclyn Reger
Kyle Reid
Ian Rideout
William Robb
Stephanie Roberts
TOP Movies for 2001-2002 Mark Roesler
Jessica Sakamoto
Nicholas Scharfenberg
Monsters, Inc.
The Lord of the Rings
Domestic Disturbance
Heist
K-Pax
13 Ghosts
Riding in Cars With Boys
Training Day Sfr if*
Kelsey Schimpf
Braden Schrage
Brandon Schwartz
Travis Seaborn
Jessica Semach
Caitlin Semaganis
Brittany Sewers
Kallie Shapcott
Kate Sherry
Mark Shields
Nicole Small Eyes
Samantha Smienk
Megan Soenen
Julian Spearchief Morris
Cody Spencer
Zahra Stark
Katelyn Steed
Kevin Storey
Alanna Tailfeathers
Thomas Takahashi
Marlee Thiessen
Brittany Trowbridge
Jerrod Vaile
Kaleigh Vaile
Braeden Van Ree
Tawnee Vincon
Jan Walicki
Shari Ward
Dan Warner
Austin Warren
Patrick Wensveen
Cliff Westcott
Tatiana Westra
Liam Whitelaw
Monique Wiggers
Samantha Wilson
Scott Wilson
Ashley Thom
Janae Thomsen
Tony Tran
Kelli Xu
Brette Zacharias
Justin Zandee
Maggie Zhong
Students missing from photo:
Kuewstan Abdullahi
James Brooks
Linda Le
Timothy Maughan
Aysha O’Brien
Starla Skjaveland
Ashlee Teichrob
Sydney Abells
Rebeca Aceytuno
Devon Alexander
Tyson Baldrey
Eric Bateman
Brandon Beck
Allen Bellamy
Robbie Binkley
Esther Bishop
Amanda Blackman
Robbie Blair
Andrew Bobak
Laura Boehme
Dalyce Boese
Tobin Boorsma
Ashley Boras
Glen Bradley
Jason Broderson
Whitney Brunt
Jessica Campbell
Chad Carnine
Michelle Charles
Jaime Clappison
Travis Coe
Kristen Cooke
Pascal Cormier-Smith
Michelle Curtis
Candice Dick
Sam Dodie
Angel Doucette
Jillian Duke
Chelsey Durand
Tessa Durand
Megan Dyck
Kimberley Eagle Bear
Monda Ell
Holly Farrell
Mitch Foxcroft
Anne-Marie Fraser
Steven Friesen
Christie Gaetz
Michael Geddes
Brien Gehring
Eric Gerstenbuhler
Michael Gilbert
Erinne Gillespie
Graeme Glaister
Christopher Grover
Aaron Groves
Cerise Guesford
Justin Gundlock
Tina Hall
Tayler Hamilton
Kyle Hankey
Ratri Hapsari
Josh Harley
Nicole Hart
Bryanne Harter
Dustin Heerschop
Kelsey Heinrich
Kyle Hellwig
Sara Heninger
Leila Hoof
Joshua Hudson
Evan Hulina
Christin Humphreys
Andrea Hunt
Laura Hunt
Lyonel Hunter
Valerie Hurdle
Adrienne Hutchings
Deandra Hutchings
Steven Hutchinson
Kevin Johnson
Ashley Jones
Lauren Jowsey
Paul Kelly
Jessica Kerber
Chad Klassen
Kyle Knodel
Kevin Koetse
Duncan Koning
Joshua Koopmans
Jade Kullman
Aaron Kurmey
Chantel Lanoue
Shauna Lauder
Megan Lawlor
Kristi Leavitt
Michael Leflar
Jennifer Lessard
Elyse Longair
Sarah Mackenzie
Jessica Maclean
Shannon Magee
Ahmed Makhdoom
Jackie Malone
Jesse McCarthy
DJ McFadden
Lindsay Mckee
Robyn McMullin
Mat McQuarrie
Meredith Morgan
Shane Morrison
Corbin Morton
Kristina Mroch
Jamie Murray
Boone Nelson
Michelle Ney
Julianna Nielsen-Dick
Tyler Ogrins
Robert Oliver
Benjamin Osmond
Tristen Pantherbone
Sarah Papp
Krupa Parekh
Matthew Pearson-Price
Shylow Peterson
Sarah Philpott
Christopher Piper
Jon Pohl
Lindsay Potts
Christine Read
Carleen Ready
Starr Reeder
Andrew Richmond
Ashley Roberts
Marie Robertson
Nicholas Rochow
Phillip Rockerbie
Amanda Rollag
Daniel Rudakoff
Mackenzie Savill
Nathan Schaufert
Nathan Schmidt
Jeremy Schofield
Jessica Schultchen
Josh Schultz
Jaelynn Sciotti
Chris Scott
Robyn Scott
Page Selk
Anastasia Sereda
Amy Sherwin
Kristey Simpson
Sarah Sinclair
Theresa Small Legs
Jessica Smiley
Adam Smith
Philip Smith
Riley Smith
Tiffany Smith
Jennifer Somerville
David Sorochan
Joel Spanos
Heather Steacy
Raquel Steed
Emily Steeves
Adrian Stevenson
Chelsea Tailfeathers
Tannis Tailfeathers
Jon Taylor
Mark Thibodeau
Joseph Thompson
Sarah Tillsley
Emily Travis
Melissa Trudeau
Kellan Turner
Mar ci Vander Heide
Karlee Vanmill
Mikail Villiger
Johnny Vo
Jar ah Wagner
Carlene Walburger
Rachel Walicki
Alan Ward
Sarha Ward
Jordan Weir
Russell West
Brock Wilde
Clayton Willoughby
Dennis Wong
Heather Yawney
Cristina Aceytuno Ross Adams Helena Affleck Kristen Ainscough Brittany Ambrus
Shannon Anderson
Gpcitfe
Megan Armstrong
Sarah Bannister Mark Bates
Jay Anderson
Daniel Audette Bradshaw Balog Justin Banmann
Adam Beauchesne Jocelyn Black
Justin Black
Steven Beck
Charlie Blair Erin Boe Adrian Boere Robyn Boere
Nicolas Bohle Aaron Bradley
Jesse Chen
Elyse Caiman Amanda Carlsen
Daniel Bremer Mark Broughton
Kelsi Cook
Taya Covey Cassie Crabtree
Gordon Clappison
Thomas Carpenter Jason Chatelain
Deon Crazybull
Allison Cohen Karlee Cook
Matthew Curzon Caitlin Deboer
Bryan Deleske
Lindsey Duff Lindsay Dyck
Josh Devine
Heather Eklund Curtis Ell Ben Ethier
Brandon Eymann
Lance Friesen Matthew Garnett
Jared Ford
Ashley Gejdos
Jessica Friesen Kevin Friesen
Ellen Generous Alli George
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Ann Gibbons Lauren Gillespie Quinn Gillett Amanda Glover Joseph Gonzalez
D'Arcie Graham Alyssa Gruninger Erin Hand
Shawn Harter Wes Hartley
Taya Hildebrand
David Henderson
Ben Hill
Julie Heinrich
Ryan Hill
Stefanie Hjalmarson Robert Hoar Leanne Hosack Tyson Hoyle Katrina Hurdle
Christina Jensen Stephanie Johansson Jerrad Karpowich
Amber Kingcott Kassi Kinniburgh Paul Kochendorfer Sheldon Kontek Joelle Kopp
Heather Korchinski Amy Korneluk Johnny Korthuis Kip Krogman Adam Kromm-Noble
Jayden Kutanzi John Lapins Rachel Lawson Kelsey Lazarick Patrick Lenaour
Matthew Macdonald Alex Masse Crystal Matchett Brian McDonald Calvin Megli
Martine Menard Vanessa Morgan Jones Martina Mueller Karina Murray Calvin Mutch
Taryn Myhre Andrew Noel Albert Norland Kyle Ormston Daniel Osmond
Jackie Peat Brent Peterson Wesley Peterson Rachel Pharo
Brad Pierson Ashley Presby Kerstan Price Jeremy Quiroga
Bruce Raphael
Whitney Pocza
Kelly Riddell Nicole Robb Jessica Robinson
Spencer Rohovie Ashley Rosenberg Amy Rue Katrina Ruff Karyn Sakamoto
Meagan Sanheim Courtney Sawers Adrian Scherer Nichole Schmold Tareynne Schwartz
Jeremy Scout Sariah Seaborn Teio Senda Shawn Sewers Ravi Seyed Mahmoud
Michael Shaw Andrew Sherry Kevin Sincennes Brittney Sipko Selena Smith
Syd Smith Lynsey Sobie Johnny Spearchief Whitney Steed Kelsey Straathof
Chantelle Sulin Tanner Taniguchi Cory Taniwa Brandon Tanner Joanna Tarnava
Edward Telfer Jennifer Thomas Aaron Townsend Derrick Turner Jessica Ursel
Chris Van Gaalen Tommy Van Ryn Matthew Verlaeckt James Wade Rebekka Wakelen
Brian Ward Jared Warren Jonathan Wensveen Dani Whitehead Kenny Wickenheiser
Ryan Wiggers Paige Wilde Sara Witzke Alex Wright Keegan Zuidhof
cdivgbvrmvrioixs grads
Missing Photo: Nahiya Abdullahi, Sarah Friedman, Jessica ChiefBody, Thomas Lacey, Tyler Perveziff, and Jodie Stevens
GPCS Fundraiser2001
CROSS COUNTRY
Junior Boys: Daniel Rudakoff, Jesse McCarthy, Robbie Blinkley, Jonathan Taylor, Duncan Koning, Josh Hudson, Graeme
Glaister, Philip Rockerbie, Mikail Villiger, Tyler Ogrins, David Sorochan
Junior Girls: Valerie Hurdle, Jamie Murray, Chelsea Tailfeathers, Sarah MacKenzie, Emily Travis, Laura Hunt, Elyse
Longair, Tayler Hamilton, Anne-Marie Fraser, Christin Humphreys, Candice Dick, Lindsay McKee, Jillian Duke
Midget Boys.’ Ryan Abulmona, Austin Warren, Jordan Mein, Jeremiah Hawkins, James Bannister, Kirk Patterson, Lowell
Ayers, Braeden Van Ree, Ben Krogman, James Demsey, Erin Brown, Jason Petersen, Brock Fulkerth
Midget Girls: Eryn Derksen, Christie Piersen, Chloe Luck, Kylie MacLennan, Marlee Thiessen, Amy Clack, Elysia Hartley,
Ria Jarvie, Tria Gillespie, Jessica Kerber, Andrea Lapins, Rhea Morrison, and Kate Sherry
Senior Boys: Curtis Ell, Ryan Hill, Jared Warren, Chris Clack, Carlos Herrera, Ed Teifer, Lance Friesen, Alex Masse, Michael
Shaw, Nick Bohle, Mark Thibodeau, Ben Hill
Senior Girls: Katrina Hurdle, Sara Witzke, Jocelyn Black, Janessa Kenney, Jackie Peat, Lynsey Sobie, Rachel Lawson,
Lauren Gillespie, Brittney Sipko, Carleen Ready, Kelly Riddell, Heather Ecklund, Christina Aceytuno
Grade 7 Girls
Coaches: (missing from picture)
Mme. Methot
Mrs. King
Chantal Koning
Christie Pierson
Kylie MacLennan
Zarha Stark
Brittany Jensen
Kristina Pritchard
Stephanie Roberts
Jenny Hill (missing)
Megan McNally
Katelyn Prins
Grade 7 Boys
Coach: Mr. J. Davis
Philip Quon
Ian Maclean
Matt Kochendorfer
Brennan Deboer
Carson Bell
Jason Peterson
Jordan Mein
Jason Brown
James Dempsey
Mark Campbell
((Q) ' +
Grade 8 Girls
Coaches: Mrs. Ramsay
Ms. McFadzen
Ratri Hapsari
Valerie Hurdle
Deandra Hutchings
Ashley Jones
Jessica Kerber
Sarah Philpott
Amanda Rollag
Sarah Sinclair
Rachel Walicki
Sarha Ward
Grade 8 Boys
Coach: Mr. Kitagawa
Brandon Beck
Dan Rudakoff
Mike Gilbert
Josh Koopmans
Josh Hudson
Jon Pohl
Tobin Boorsma
Brien Gehring
Ben Osmond
David Sorochan
Grade 9 Girls
Coaches:
Miss Orr
Miss Corbiere
D’Arcie Graham
Taryn Myhre
Christina Aceytuno
Taryn Fogtmann
Whitney Pocza
Lynsey Sobie
Miranda Liu
Martina Mueller
Jocelyn Black
Katrina Hurdle
Go Tigers!!!!!!
Grade 9 Boys
Coach: Mr. Wood
Curtis Ell
Paul Kochendorfer
Ed Telfer
Ryan Hill
Keegan Zuidof
Gordon Clappison
Charlie Blair
Brent Petersen
Robert Hoar
Junior Girls
Coach: Mr. Davis
Mrs. Robinson
Robyn McMullin
Kristi Leavitt
Lindsay McKee
Deandra Hutchings
Carleen Ready
Sarah McKenzie
Alannah McKee
Ruth Lawson
Kylie MacLennan
Jenny Hill
Katelyn Steed
Christie Pierson V. €• €
Junior Boys
Coach: Mr. Scott
Michael Ambrus #1
Ben Krogman #2
Duncan Koning #4
James Dempsey #5
Russell West #6
Austin Warren #7
Ian MacLean #8
Matt Kochendorfer #11
James Gibbons #14
David Sorochan #15
Dan Rudakoff #18
Senior Girls
Coach: Mr. Usman
Sara Witzke #10
Kelsi Cook #11
Lynsey Sobie #2
Jarah Wagner #20
Brittany Sipko #8
Rachel Lawson #14
Katrina Hurdle #6
D’Arcie Graham #4
Taryn Myhre #5
Erin Boe #12
Jcocelyn Black #7
Senior Boys
Coach: Mr. Wood
Curtis Ell
Paul Kochendorfer
Patrick Lenaour
Ed Telfer
Robbie Binkley
Clayton Willoughby
Kip Krogman
Keegan Zuidof
Lance Friesen
Jared Warren
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Junior Girls
Coach: Mr. Usman
Christie Gaetz #4
Alannah McKee #5
Kylie MacLennan #6
Tiffany Smith #7
Robyn McMullin #8
Kristen Cooke #9
Kristina Mroch #10
Ruth Lawson #11
Christie Pierson #12
Brittney Jensen #13
Sara Ward..#14
Lindsay McKee #15
Chelsie Tailfeathers #23
Junior Boys
Coach: Mr. Layton
Julian Spearchief-Morris #5
Byron Albiez #15
Joel Dragland #11
Josh Hudson #4
Dan Warner #10
Devon Alexander #23
Jon Taylor #12
Justin Gundlock #6
Dustin Heerschop #14
Jason Peterson #8
Clayton Willoughby #7
Senior Girls
Coach: Miss Upton
Dani Whitehead #13
Rachel Lawson #5
Taryn Myhre #11
Sara Witzke #10
Jocelyn Black #7
Katrina Hurdle #8
Shannon Anderson #6
D’Arcie Graham #4
Brittany Siplo #14
Whitney Pocza #12
Elyse Longair #15
Kristi Leavitt #24
Jarah Wagner #23
Coaches: Mr. Scott
and Mr. Pierson
Brad Pierson #23
Brent Peterson #6
Brock Wilde #12
Matt McDonald #11
D.J. McFadden #8
Kip Krogman #10
Ben Osmond #5
Daniel Osmond
Keegan Zuidhof #11
Ben Ethier #7
Curtis Ell
Andrew Sherry #15
SELECT CHOIR 2001-2002
Conductor: Mrs. Brunelle
Amanda Rollag
Martina Mueller
Ashlee Niven
Matt Kochendorfer
Ashley Ortlieb
Michelle Browne
Breanne Kutanzi
Michelle Ney
Brittany Sipko
Nicole Robb
Brynna Brown-Pokarney
Kevin Koetse
Phillip Quon
Heather Ecklund
Sara Heninger
Karina Murray
Sarah Papp
Kassidy Prete
Selena Smith
Katelyn Steed
Shannon Magee
Kelsey Schimpf
Stefanie Hjalmarsen
Kristi Leavitt
Stephanie Johannson
Kylie MacLennan
Whitney Steed
Zarha Stark
Stage Band 2001-2002
Conductor: Mr. Scales
Emily Travis
Laura Hunt
Katrina Ruff
Zarha Stark
Ashley Jones
Eric Bateman
Heather Steacy
Jackie Peat
Miranda Liu
Philip Quon
Carleen Ready
Chris Clack
Brent Petersen
Ryan Hill
Joseph Thompson
Ross Adams
Erin Hand
Helena Affleck
Sarah Sinclair
Matthew Garnett
Brian Ward
Adrian Boere
Michelle Ney
Jon Pohl
Jonathan Wensveen
Justin Banmann
Jayden Kutanzi
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A very special thank-you goes out those students who helped out with the yearbook in little
ways. There are just too many to mention all of them. You know who you are!
Yearbook cover designed by
Dalyce Boese and Travis Coe
Thank-you, thank-you!
Have a wonderful summer GPCS students!
I hope you have the time of your life!
-Green Day
Another turning point, a fork stuck in the road
Time grabs you by the wrist, directs you
where to go
So make the best of this test and don't ask why
It's not a question, but a lesson learned in time
It's something unpredictable, but in the end is
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Gilbert Paterson Middle School 2001
No full textThe annual publication of the students of Gilbert Paterson Middle School, Lethbridge, Alberta. (Volume. 2000-01)pdfTiger TerritoryBack Left to Right: Bill Bartlett, Deborah Constable, Reid Shuttleworth
Seated in Front: Mrs. Pat Hales
Dear Paterson,
What a pleasure it is to be part of such an incredible school where everyone works together
for the good of all. Our students are hard working, eager and energetic. Our staff is child
centered and understanding of the needs of the students. Parents are supportive, active
and cooperative. With such great students, staff and parents it is easy to see why this
school is so successful. Thank you everyone. Best wishes for the next school year and all
those that follow. »
Sincerely,
Pat Hales
Principal
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Wild Memories ...
The highlights of the 2000-2001 school year were...
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Favorite things were...
My favorite movies this year were... -------------------------------- --------------------------------------------
My favorite T.V. shows were._______________________________________________________
My favorite band or musician was... ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
My favorite song(s) were... -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
My favorite book(s) or magazines were... --------------------------------------------------------------------
The hottest fashion trends this year were... -----------------------------------------------------------------
The coolest sports/hobbies this year were... ----------------------------------------------------------------
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A. Adams
K. Algra
D. Anderson
L. Ash
B. Bartlett
B. Bourassa
D. Brittner
M. Broughton
E. Champney
B. Chollack
D. Christiansen
D. Constable
J. Davis
R. Edwards
B. Fisher
V. Gray
H. Grenier
K. Gukert
P. Hales
S. Hamilton
R. Haney
C. Hepher
H. Hildebrand
S. Hodge
D. James
R. Johnson
L. Kerr
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D.Bang
C. Layton
R. Litwin
J. Lowe
A. Luu
D. Lysak
K. McFadzen
R. McRae
L. Methot
D. Norlin
M. Pankhurst
S. Papp
W. Parkhill
C. Peacock
D. Philpott
C. Ramsay
D. Richardson
J. Robinson
A. Robison
S. Rowland
D. Scales
D. Schaufert
R. Schuttleworth
H. Smith
T. Snee
T. Spackman
A. Stambene
J. Stambene
B. Stodolka
M. Thompson Smolnicky
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Brandon Beck
Allen Bellamy
Robbie Binkley
Esther Bishop
Amanda Blackman
Robbie Blair
Laura Boehme
Dalyce Boese
Tobin Boorsma
Ashley Boras
Grade Seven ...
Jessica Campbell
Chad Carnine
Michelle Charles
Jaime Clappison
Travis Coe
Pascal Cormier-Smith
Michelle Curtis
Candice Dick
Angel Doucette
Jillian Duke
Chelsey Durand
Tessa Durand
Kimberley Eagle Bear
Manda Ell
Haley Elliott
Holly Farrell
Mitch Foxcroft
Ryan Frantz
Anne-Marie Fraser
Steven Friesen
Christie Gaetz
Michael Geddes
Brien Gehring
Eric Gerstenbuhler
Sarah Geworsky
Michael Gilbert
Erinne Gillespie
Graeme Glaister
Christopher Grover
Aaron Groves
Cerise Guesford
Justin Gundlock
Tina Hall
Tayler Hamilton
Kyle Hankey
Ratri Hapsari
Josh Harley
Nicole Hart
Dustin Heerschop
Kelsey Heinrich
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Kyle Hellwig
Sara Heninger
Ashley Henninger
Tara HolyWhiteMan
Leila Hoof
Joshua Hudson
Evan H ulina
Christin Humphreys
Andrea Hunt
Laura Hunt
Lyonel Hunter
Valerie Hurdle
Adrienne Hutchings
Deandra Hutchings
Kevin Johnson
Ashley Jones
Steven Jones
Lauren Jowsey
Kim Kane
Paul Kelly
Jessica Kerber
Chad Klassen
Kyle Knodel
Kevin Koetse
Joshua Koopmans
Jade Kullman
Ashlie Kultgen
Aaron Kurmey
Cameron Langhofer
Megan Lawlor
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Elyse Longair
Ashley MacKay
Jessica Maclean
Shannon Magee
Jackie Malone
Kristi Leavitt
Michael Leflar
Jennifer Lessard
Robert Lippa
Michael Lommerts
Jason Medwid
Meredith Morgan
Shane Morrison
Corbin Morton
Jamie Murray
Jesse McCarthy
DJ McFadden
Lindsay McKee
Robyn McMullin
Mat McQuarrie
Chanda Mwansa
Boone Nelson
Michelle Ney
Julianna Nielson-Dick
Tyler Ogrins
Allyson O’Leary
Robert Oliver
David Olivieri
Casey Olson
Benjamin Osmond
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Sarah Papp
Krupa Parekh
Chad Petersen
Shylow Peterson
Sarah Philpott
Lindsay Potts
Christine Read
Carleen Ready
Andrew Richmond
Ashley Roberts
Marie Robertson
Nicholas Rochow
Phillip Rockerbie
Amanda Rollag
Daniel Rudakoff
Hailey Sainsbury
Mackenzie Savill
Nathan Schaufert
Nathan Schmidt
Jessica Schultchen
Josh Schultz
Jaelynn Sciotti
Chris Scott
Robyn Scott
Page Selk
Anastasia Sereda
Sterling Sevcov
Amy Sherwin
Kristey Simpson
Sarah Sinclair
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Jan Small Legs
Theresa Small Legs
Adam Smith
Philip Smith
Riley Smith
Raquel Steed
Adrian Stevenson
Cody Stewart
Kayla Stewart
Jon Taylor
Tiffany Smith
Jennifer Somerville
David Sorochan
Joel Spanos
Heather Steacy
Marci Vander Heide
Karlee Van Mill
Mikail Villiger
Johnny Vo
Jarah Wagner
Mark Thibodeau
Joseph Thompson
Sarah Tillsley
Emily Travis
Kellan Turner
Carlene Walburger
Rachel Walicki
Alan Ward
Sarha Ward
Jordan Weir
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We know what students are really thinking!
Now what does that word
mean? I know I’ve seen it before,
but I just can’t figure out
where....
Honestly Ms. McFadzen, we’re
listening, REALLY! . . .
Are you talking to me or everyone
else?
Hunt and peck, hunt and peck
I just know this is what the
future is going to be all about.
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Cristina Aceytuno
Ross Adams
Helena Affleck
Kristen Ainscough
Brittany Ambrus
Grade Eight...
Rebecca Amonson
Jay Anderson
Shannon Anderson
Megan Armstrong
Daniel Audette
Bradshaw Balog
Justin Banmann
Sarah Bannister
Mark Bates
Adam Beauchesne
Adrian Boere
Robyn Boere
Nicolas Bohle
Melanie Boyda
Daniel Bremer
Steven Beck
Jocelyn Black
Justin Black
Charlie Blair
Erin Boe
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Jason Broderson
Mark Broughton
Corey Brummund
Elyse Caiman
Amanda Carlsen
Thomas Carpenter
Jason Chatelain
Jesse Chen
Christopher Clack
Gordon Clappison
Allison Cohen
Karlee Cook
Kelsi Cook
Chris Cooper
Lesley Cotton
Taya Covey
Cassie Crabtree
Mathew Cuel
Andrea Dearham
Caitlin deBoer
Bryan Deleske
Nigel Derksen
Josh Devine
Lindsey Duff
Lindsay Dyck
Chelsea Eastman
Heather Eklund
Curtis Ell
Ben Ethier
Brandon Eymann
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Sara Friedman
Jessica Friesen
Kevin Friesen
Lance Friesen
Matthew Garnett
Danica Florence
Taryn Fogtmann
Kari Follinglo
Jared Ford
Lee Frantz
Ashley Gejdos
Ellen Generous
Alli George
Ann Gibbons
Lauren Gillespie
Jennifer Gunn
Kyra Hanna
Janice Harmer
Shawn Harter
Wes Hartley
Quinn Gillett
Amanda Glover
Joseph Gonzalez
D’Arcie Graham
Alyssa Gruninger
Kele Hatt
Julie Heinrich
David Henderson
Carlos Herrera
Ryan Hill
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Stefanie Hj almarson
Robert Hoar
Leanne Hosack
Tyson Hoyle
Katrina Hurdle
Ian Hutchings
Justin Jarvie
Kye Jarvie
Blaine Jensen
Christina Jensen
Stephanie Johansson
Shane Kemmet
Janessa Kenney
Kyle Kern
Amy Kiefuik
Lisa Kimberley
Kassi Kinniburgh
Paul Kochendorfer
Sheldon Kontek
Joelle Kopp
Heather Korchinski
Amy Korneluk
Johnny Korthuis
Kip Krogman
Adam Kromm-Noble
Jay den Kutanzi
David Lalonde
John Lapins
Rachel Lawson
Kelsey Lazarick
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Matthew MacDonald
Amanda MacKay
Alex Masse
Crystal Matchett
Zach Mathers
Brian McDonald
Chelsea McKeage
Martine Menard
Vanessa Morgan Jones
Martina Mueller
Karina Murray
Calvin Mutch
Taryn Myhre
Andrew Noel
Kyle Ormston
Daniel Osmond
Kane Ouelette
Logan Page
Vanessa Pankhurst
Jackie Peat
Brent Peterson
Wesley Peterson
Rachel Pharo
Brad Pierson
Whitney Pocza
Patrick Lenaour
Miranda Liu
Gordon Logie
Jesse Luck
Aileen MacDiarmid
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Ashley Presby
Kerstan Price
Cyrena Quinn
Jeremy Quiroga
Bruce Raphael
Cody Reid
Kelly Riddell
Nicole Robb
Jessica Robinson
Ashley Rosenberg
Amy Rue
Katrina Ruff
Karyn Sakamoto
Meagan Sanheim
Adrian Scherer
Nichole Schmold
Tareynne Schwartz
Jeremy Scout
Sariah Seaborn
Teio Senda
Shawn Sewers
Ravi Seyed Mahmoud
Michael Shaw
Kevin Sincennes
Brittney Sipko
Selena Smith
Syd Smith
Lynsey Sobie
Whitney Steed
Kelsey Straathof
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Tanner Taniguchi
Cory Taniwa
Brandon Tanner
Joanna Tarvana
Edward Telfer
Tommy Van Ryn
Ashleigh Venne
Matthew Verlaeckt
Cindy Vielleuse
Rebekka Wakelen
Travis Thom
Jennifer Thomas
Arron Townsend
Jessica Ursel
Christopher Van Gaalen
Brian Ward
Jared Warren
Dawn Watmough
Jonathan Wensveen
Dani Whitehead
Kenny Wickenheiser
Ryan Wiggers
Paige Wilde
Sara Witzke
Keegan Zuidhof
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Students absent from photo: Anthonie Baart, Aaron Bradley, Albert Kingcott, Amber Kingcott, Richard Lee, Johnny Spearchief, Mitchell Stevenson.
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J oel Abells T aylor Ackerman Katie Adams Jamie Albiez
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Derek Alexander <
Mark Argyle Audrey Asplund Ros Astell Maria Aubichon
Kyle Auch Gillian Ayers Clarissa Baines Benjamin Baker
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Aaron Banmann Matt Bell Deanna Bettger Heidi Bialik
Shannon Blackwater Doug Boehme Chase Boogaart Brandon Boorsma
Heather Boschman Shawn Boychuk Chantal Bromley Raymond Brown
Joel Butler Cassandra Calder Sarah Calnan Tricia Chevalier
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Monica Chubb Megan Clark Ashley Coe Amanda Cotton
Barbara Dann Melissa De Groot Emily Deimert Janay Delaney
Catherine Dempsey Adam Derksen Mandy Derricott Shannon Derry
Breanne Dick Sarah Dicken Tenille Doram Matt Dragland
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Jesse Duff Graham Duke Kevin Dyck Krista Elkjaer
Alyssa Elliott Barbara England Kyle Fenton Nolan Ferby
Mallory Finnie Ashley Fleming Justine Fox Sheldon Fraser
Sue Friesen Shawn Funk Kathryn Furtado Dallas Garrison
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Calvin Gee Sarah Gehring Hilary General Sean Geworsky
Gina Goss Matthew Gostick Pearce Guesford Chrissy Guest
Tracy Guest Jessica Guinto Brett Gundlock Ashlee Hagel
Allan Hall Christopher Hall Branden Hamilton Matt Hanson
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Devon Harter Fahn Hastie Todd Haynes Chase Heerschop
Whitney Heil Meg Hessler Amanda Hill Jordan Hudson
Sandy Hudson Adam Hufnagel Tara Humphries Stephen Hunt
Dan Hutchings Majid Iqbal Tyler Ivey Erin Jensen
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Mick Johnston Michaela Johnstone Monika Johnstone Scott Jones
Kaitlyn Kenney
Alecia Kerber Erika Kinast Megan Kirk Robyn Knodel
Ryan Konynenbelt Cassie Koopmans Will Kopp Vicky Kreutz
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Dane Kullman Emilie Lacey Megan Lamane Scott Lamb
Trae Land Chris Lazarick Roslyn Leadbeater Heidi Lengyel
Aaron Lepp Jake Lewis Scott Lommerts Devan Luca
Jason Ma Elizabeth MacKay Kas Mackenzie Emily MacLean
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Mark Mandefro Cailista Mason Amanda McArthur Andrea Mccune
Matthew McIntyre Richard McLean Clark McMillan Derek Mehrer
Scott Mezei Reshma Mir
Sonni Misson-Price Cleve Miyashiro James Myer Scott Neale
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Ben Nilsson Velvet Noel Clinton Ogertschnig Maeghan O’leary
Daylean Olfert Jason Ostrom Robbie Peake Nicole Peckham
Mason Perry Shawnah Peterson Jordan Petherbridge Ashley Platt
Andrew Potts Daniele Prete Amber Pritchard Janelie Pritchard
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Alex Putici Jeffrey Quon Jason Racine Elspeth Ready
Jesse Regier Julie Remus Heather Robertson Kristen Roesler
Dennis Rollag Jonathan Roth Michael Schmiegelt Laura Schwartz
Donny Sciotti Tiffani Semach Chelsie Setoguchi Leah Shemanchuk
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Jackie Sherring Kayla Silsbe
Adam Spackman Sheena Stasiuk
Deanna Smith Caleb Snee
Sean Steacy Hailey Steed
Allison Stern Marika Stevenson Logan Stewart
Nigel Stewart Mike Stratychuk Kristina Swartout Lane Tailfeathers
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Clayton Taylor Jennifer Taylor Jessica Taylor Scott Travis
Morgan Tunow Evan Vandewal Colin VanLoon Brayden VanMill'
Kalie VanRee Chelsea Vantol Natasha Villiger Brock Virtue
Laine Wakelin Riley Walburger Allieta Watmough Allison Weldon
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Jason Whitmore Carina Wiens Stephanie Wilde Spencer Wilson
Michael Wong Erik Wright Rebecca Young Kirsti Zonta
.Students absent from photos: Laurie Forsyth, Linda Matchett, Stacey Peterson, Brendon Yarwood, Brandy Fortin, Trevor Grismer,
Sierra Heine, Micheal MacDougall, Crystal Penner, Shane Reinhart, Tyler Willoughby z
Cross Country Team ... J
Cross Country Team (in no particular order):
Midget Boys & Girls - Ben Osmond, Daniel Rudakoff, David Sorochan, Cameron Langhofer, Robbie Binkley, Michael Lommerts, Michael
Gilbert, Joel Spanos, Graeme Glaister, Phillip Rockerbie, Nicholas Rochow, Brien Gehring, Josh Harley, Valerie Hurdle, Emily Travis, Jillian
Duke, Christin Humphreys, Mackenzie Savill, Sara Philpott, Jessica Maclean, Laura Hunt, Jamie Murray, Angel Doucette, Lindsay McKee, Anne-
Marie Fraser, Haley Elliot, Rebeca Aceytuno
Junior Boys & Girls - Chris Clack, Ryan Hill, Shawn Sewers, Alex Masse, Jared Warren, Carlos Hererra, Jay Anderson, Kye Jarvie, Gordon
Clappison, Teio Senda, Edward Telfer, Keegan Zuidhof, Jesse Chen, Nic Bohle, Rachel Lawson, Kelly Riddell, Cristina Aceytuno, Sara Witzke,
Cyrena Quinn, Jocelyn Black, Robyn Boere, Lauren Gillespie, Carleen Ready, Erin Boe, Lynsey Sobie, Brittney
Sipko, Jackie Peat, Katrina Hurdle
Senior Boys & Girls - Matt Hanson, Mike Schmiegelt, Curtis Ell, Todd Haynes, Matt Bell, Lance Friesen,
Kevin Dyck, Jonathan Roth, Clayton Taylor, Travis Scott, Lane TailFeathers, Tyler Ivey, Andrew Potts,
Chris Lazarick, Elspeth Ready, Vicky Kreutz, Megan Kirk, Hilary General, Stephanie Wilde, Kaitlyn
Kenney, Fahn Hastie, Tenille Doram, Sheena Stasiuk, Gillian Ayers, Tricia Chevalier, Clarissa Baines,
Cassandra Calder, Ashlee Hagel
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Badminton Teams...
Grade 9 Boys
Back Row L. to R.
Majid Iqbal
Matt Bell
Aaron Lepp
Cleve Miyashiro
Matt McIntyre
Front Row L. to R.
Scott Jones
Jeff Quon
Jason Ma
Mr. Davis - Coach
Grade 9 Girls
Back Row L. to R.
Justine Fox
Megan Kirk
Sheena Stasiuk
Megan Lamane
Rebecca Young
Mr. Tooke - Coach
Front Row L. to R.
Ashley Meli
Leah Shemanchuk
Ashley Platt
Fahn Hastie
Tenille Doram
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Grade 8 Boys
Back Row L. to R.
Paul Kochendorfer
Gordon Clappison
Brent Peterson
Curtis Ell
Carlos Herrera
Front Row L. to R.
Mr. Wood - Coach
Ryan Hill
Edward Telfer
Robert Hoar
Badminton Teams.. . (continued)
Grade 8 Girls
Back Row L. to R.
Cristina Aceytuno
Taryn Fogtmann
Jocelyn Black
Whitney Pocza
Katrina Hurdle
Taryn Myhre
D’Arcie Graham
Front Row L. to R.
Miranda Liu
Jackie Peat
Brittney Sipko
Lynsey Sobie
Martina Mueller
Ms Methot - Coach
Missing From Photo:
Mr. Stambene - Coach
Mr. McMullen - Coach
Mr. Cruickshank - Coach
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Grade 7 Boys
Back Row L. to R.
Brandon Beck
Aaron Groves
Wayne Young
Dan Rudakoff
Mike Gilbert
Tobin Boorsma
Front Row L. to R.
Mr. ICing - Coach
Josh Koopmans
David Sorochan
Ryan Frantz
Russell West
Grade 7 Girls
Back Row L. to R.
Jamie Murray
Sarha Ward
Sarah Philpott
Kristi Leavitt
Rachel Walicki
Front Row L. to R.
Ms McFadzen - Coach
Jessica Kerber
Valerie Hurdle
Deandra Hutchings
Ashley Jones
Mrs Ramsay - Coach
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Senior Boys
Back Row L. to R.
Mr Wood - Coach
Mike Stratychuk
Kevin Dyck
Raymond Brown
Robbie Peake
“Sean Steacy
Majid Iqbal
Mr Stambene - Coach
Front Row L. to R.
Cleve Miyashiro
Edward Telfer
Curtis Ell
Patrick Lenaour
Keegan Zuidhof
Paul Kochendorfer
Volley Ball Teams...
Senior Girls
Back Row L. to R.
Amanda Cotton
Kritsta Mihalik
Jessica Guinto
Amy Karl
Carina Wiens
Monica Chubb
Front Row L. to R.
Leah Shemanchuk
Heather Boschman
Ashley Meli
Ashley Platt
Fahn Hastie
Mr Usman - Coach
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Junior Boys
Back Row L. to R.
Jared Warren
Lance Friesen
Kip Krogman
Aaron Groves
Chris Grover
Front Row L. to R.
Daniel Rudakoff
Justin Gundlock
Cam Langhofer
Robbie Binkley
Russell West
Mr Christiansen - Coach
Missing From Photo:
Ben Ethier
Carlos Herrera
Junior Girls
Back Row L. to R.
Miranda Liu
Kristi Leavitt
Katrina Hurdle
Jocelyn Black
Martina Mueller
Sara Witzke
Jarah Wagner
Front Row L. to R.
Mrs Robinson - Coach
D’Arcie Graham
Erin Boe
Taryn Myhre
Robyn McMullin
Kelsi Cook
Mr Davis - Coach
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Senior Boys
Back Row L. to R.
Raymond Brown
Robbie Peake
Kevin Dyck
Brent Peterson
Mr Philpott - Coach
Front Row L. to R.
Aaron Lepp
Mike Schmiegelt
Doug Boehme
Jordan Petherbridge
Kas MacKenzie
Basketball Teams ...
Senior Girls
Back Row L. to R.
Roslyn Leadbeater
Callista Mason
Amanda Cotton
Leah Shemanchuk
Ashley Platt
Mrs Gray - Coach
Front Row L. to R.
Shannon Anderson
Kristen Roesler
Ashley Meli
Jocelyn Black
Clarissa Baines
D’Arcie Graham
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Back Row L. to R.
Junior Boys
D J. McFadden
Matt McDonald
Curtis Ell
Brad Pierson
Kip Krogman
Mr. Layton - Coach
Front Row L. to R.
Ben Osmond
Brock Wilde
Josh Hudson
Justin Gundlock
Keegan Zuidhof
Junior Girls
Back Row L. to R.
Jarah Wagner
Katrina Hurdle
Rachel Lawson
Taryn Myhre
Whitney Poeza
Dani Whitehead
Mr. Usman - Coach
Front Row L. to R.
Lindsay Mckee
Robyn McMullin
Elyse Longair
Sara Witzke
Amber Kingcott
Kristi Leavitt
Christie Gaetz
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Jostens
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Library Lore (Issue 7)
No full textLibrary Lore | Spring 2021 / Issue 7 1
To date, Karen, Chelsey, and Cindy have altered over 2,000 authority records from the original Library of Congress records and their
associated bibliographic records, over 600 of which they have created completely new authority records for. Over 12,000 bibliographic
records have been updated with new and/or revised subject headings (containing over 40,000 headings). Not only does this represent
a large volume of work but it is work that is nuanced and requires specialized knowledge of library records, Library of Congress Subject
Headings (LCSH), Indigenous Subject Headings, and library content management systems.
The largest overall change has been correcting the LCSH Indians of North America to Indigenous Peoples throughout the catalogue. As not
all records in the catalogue lend themselves to global update, the team continues to work through records. Some terms, such as “Métis”
and “Michif” require that the subject matter of each catalogued item on the topic be evaluated to determine which term is applicable.
Regional terminological differences between the US and Canada also require that individual records be investigated as to where they are
referring to in North America. Further, ensuring that the authorized nation name in the catalogue is the known and approved name of
the nation itself requires specialized and ongoing attention and monitoring.
This monumental project faces challenges as the Library of Congress has not decolonized their classification system, and the records
from OCLC are still being ingested by the library’s catalogue with older headings which require evaluation. As the team waits for the
Library of Congress to decolonize their classification scheme, they are also looking at moving all works in the library’s collection created
by, and some works created about, Indigenous peoples into the newly created Our Stories location on Level 10.
The next steps in this project will include employing all these standards in the Library’s digitized collections which will involve evaluating
the metadata associated with items in OPUS and the Digitized Collections. The University Library is proud of the work being done by this
team to assist us in addressing the Canadian Federation of Library Associations’ Truth & Reconciliation Report and Recommendations
(2017).
In Spring 2019 a team
of Technical Services
staff, consisting of Karen
McCallum, Chelsey Rathwell
and Cindy Venhuis, began
investigating the processes of
decolonizing the cataloguing
standards, subject heading
assignments, and call
number classifications. The
investigation started by doing
research regarding naming
conventions of Indigenous
peoples.
After reviewing projects undertaken at several North American institutions, including the Xwi7Xwa
Library at UBC, the ULeth Library team settled on the recommendations of the Manitoba Archival
Information Network - Library of Congress Subject Headings (MAIN-LCSH) Working Group as being
most applicable to our context. MAIN-LCSH strongly encourages other libraries to use their work
on Indigenous Subject Headings to help with the decolonization projects.
The Library’s ‘Decolonizing the Catalogue’
Project
Sample decolonized catalogue entry
IN THIS ISSUE
Recent Publications
and Presentations
(p.5)
Friday Faculty Film
Picks (p.5)
Open Access Policy
Initiative (p.4)
Open Educational
Resources (p.3)
Staff Retirements
(p.2 - 3)
Digital Collection
Highlights (p.2)
Spring 2021 / ISSUE 7
Library Lore | Spring 2021 / Issue 7 2
Staff Retirements
We lost several long-time members of the library staff during 2020, and it’s unfortunate that we haven’t been able to celebrate their
service properly; hopefully one day! In the meantime, here are the faces you won’t be seeing around the library anymore (when we finally
reopen!):
Lynne Brown
I began working at the University of Lethbridge on May 1st, 1974 in the cataloguing department. My
initial plan was to work for a couple of years; well, 46 years later I retired from the Library. In 1976 I
transferred to the Serials department, in 1980 I transferred to the Circulation department, and I finished
my career in the CDS/GSD (Collection and Database Services/General Services Desk) departments.
Over my years here I have met and worked with so many amazing people; I have loved my job at the
University. Many lifelong friendships were formed. I can’t even begin to share favorite memories, there
are so many of them. Everyone I worked with knew I liked things organized and straight so would often
mess things up just to bug me. After a while I knew not to let it get to me; I would just follow them
on shift and casually straighten things back up. I could have continued working for another 46 years;
however, I do believe there does come a time to move on to the next chapter in your life, so I have
done that. In retirement I plan on spending more time with family, my dogs, biking, golfing, having get-togethers
with other retired staff, and eventually accepting that it’s okay to relax.
Betsy Greenlees
I started working at the University of Lethbridge in September 2001 in the Dean’s Ofice of the Faculty of
Management. In April 2005 I moved on to the University Bookstore, working with faculty and the Copy
Centre to produce student coursepacks. In September 2011 I landed in the new University Copyright
Advisor ofice in the Library, as the copyright world became more complicated. Faculty, staf, and
students consulted with the ofice on copyright matters for coursepacks, digital and print reserves,
Moodle, presentations, theses…. For the last few years, I also assisted patrons at the General Services
Desk. During some of my spare time, I provided freelance proofreading and copy editing for faculty,
students, and several University publications.
Now genealogy, photography, gardening, quiltmaking, and winemaker’s assistant (head bottler and
quality assessor) are on my agenda. Our patio is always open for visits and/or assistance with the wine
quality assessment – Dr. Deena’s health guidelines permitting!
I have met and worked with so many wonderful people at the U of L over these 19 years, and many
colleagues have become good friends. I wish you all the best in navigating these challenging times and
hope some sort of normalcy returns soon!
Digital Collection Highlights
Disappointed you can’t browse our physical multi-media collection? Maybe looking for an interesting film or documentary to show in
your class? Luckily for you, the Library subscribes to Criterion On-Demand.
This digital library has over 2,600 feature films that are licensed for Canadian viewing. Different film producers include, but are not limited
to:
• Paramount Pictures and Paramount Vantage
• DreamWorks SKG
• Sony Pictures Classic
• Miramax Films
• Warner Brothers
• Lionsgate Films
• Twentieth Century Fox (limited to on-campus use only)
The title selections include 1920s classics, over 1,100 French language versions of popular films, new releases, foreign films,
documentaries, animated titles, and independent features.
For more information on films and videos available through the library, including streaming video databases, click here.
Library Lore | Spring 2021 / Issue 7 3
Staff Retirements (Cont.)
Carolyn Gaebel
Hi All! Most of you are probably working from home these days and staying as safe and healthy as you
can. And where am I, you ask? Well, this past August, I retired from the University of Lethbridge Library
after almost 24 years.
My background in libraries started in Lahr, West Germany, where my husband Terry and I were stationed
with the military in 1988. I volunteered at the Canadian school library, which turned into a job where I
learned how to do almost everything within a small library setting. When we moved back to Canada, I
worked at a special government library for the Forestry Department in Fredericton, NB. I never knew
there were so many kinds of classification systems for books. The one I remember the most was called
the Universal Decimal Classification; another one was the Colon Classification. So, throw in a couple more
and you have chaos in the stacks when trying to shelve books. Not sure if I ever got the hang of it. After
Terry retired from the military we moved to Lethbridge in August 1996, and in November of the same
year, I started working in the University Library.
The library was located across from the cafeteria when I joined the Circulation Department. A great location, in the thick of things, so to
speak. When I was not helping someone at the desk, I was adding reserves to our collection, entering data for maps, doing book repairs,
and volunteering in our Interlibrary Loans Department. Before we moved the library into the new LINC building in 2001, the Circulation
Department was disbanded, and I joined the Interlibrary Loan Department in behind the scenes. I worked there until I retired. At the
same time, I was also part of the General Services Desk staff working at the front desk.
Retirement? I am not sure what I thought I would be doing once I retired, but I joined the Great Canadian Plains Railway Society, who run
the Galt Historic Railway Park just outside of Stirling, as their Treasurer, and I have been quite busy ever since! In our hopefully not too far
away future, we plan to do some traveling, whenever we can, whenever it is safe to do so.
I really enjoyed my time working in the University Library, and I miss all the staf and interacting with the patrons. Stay healthy and take
care.
Open Educational Resources
During Open Access Week in October, the U of L was delighted to host Dr. Christina Hendricks from UBC. Dr. Hendricks is a professor of
Philosophy, an expert in Open Educational Resources, and the Academic Director of the Centre for Teaching, Learning and Technology at
UBC.
Open Educational Resources (OER) are resources such as textbooks, videos, or images, that are free of cost to access digitally and that
have an open license that allows reuse, revision, and redistribution. In addition to the cost savings for students, if educators replace
commercial resources in their courses with OER, the benefits include being able to reuse and revise OER, adapting them to better fit a
particular course or context, and easily keeping them up to date.
Online events with Dr. Hendricks were very well-attended, and included educators from the U of L, Lethbridge College, across Alberta,
and farther afield. Passion for Open Education was stoked by expert panelists, and educators learned new ideas and skills in a
Pressbooks workshop. Pressbooks is one of the options for creating open textbooks, which is supported by Open Education Alberta and
available for U of L educators to use. There are already thousands of high-quality, free, accessible Open Educational Resources that have
been created and are available for use, re-use, and adaption in courses in many subject areas. Some places to find more information
include BCcampus Open Education, U of L’s Teaching Centre, and the Library’s OER guide.
https://openeducationalberta.ca/
https://bccampus.ca/topics-of-practice/open-education/
https://www.uleth.ca/teachingcentre/open-educational-resources
https://library.ulethbridge.ca/OER
Library Lore | Spring 2021 / Issue 7 4
Open Access Policy Initiative
In the consultations leading up to the December 2019 adoption of the U of L Open Access Policy, some researchers mentioned concerns
about whether publishers would object to having U of L authors’ accepted manuscripts publicly available in OPUS. Others were worried
that they would not have time to contact their publishers to tell them about the new policy. This article explains how both of these
concerns have been addressed.
Most importantly, contributing your scholarly article to OPUS is easy and does not require
you to contact your publisher. As soon as you receive notification that your scholarly article
has been accepted for publication, all you need to do is forward the notice along with your
accepted manuscript to [email protected] (this address is in the OA Policy itself and at the
top of the OPUS homepage). Library staff will check your publisher’s policies to ensure that any
required embargo period or prohibition against public archiving of the accepted manuscript is
observed.
In addition, earlier this year the Library compiled a list of 138 publishers that published one
or more scholarly articles by U of L authors within the past four years. These publishers were
identified primarily through the Web of Science database. Each publisher in the list received a
letter from the University Librarian informing them of the University’s Open Access Policy and
its applicability to all U of L academic staff, students, and post-docs.
You can find a copy of the letter to publishers and the list of publishers who received the letter on this page. If publishers of your
scholarly articles are not on the list and you would like them to receive a copy of the letter, please feel free to notify your subject librarian
who will be happy to make the arrangements with the Library’s Research Services team and Library Administration.
Many thanks to everyone who have begun or continued to submit their manuscripts for public archiving as outlined in the OA Policy. For
more information about the policy or submitting your scholarly articles to OPUS, please see the Open Access Policy webpage or contact
your subject librarian. The following are examples of recent scholarly article submissions to OPUS by U of L authors:
Sedgwick, M., Yanicki, S., Harder, N., & Scott, D. (2020). A scoping review of the integration of ethics education in undergraduate nursing
high-fidelity human simulation-based learning. Journal of Clinical Nursing, 00, 1-10. https://doi.org/10.1111/jocn.15552.
Archived version: Accepted manuscript
Embargo: 12 months (publicly available Nov 2021)
Brooks, G., Pras, A., Elafros, A., & Lockett, M. (2020). Do we really want to keep the gate threshold that high?
Archived version: Manuscript submitted for peer review
Embargo: None
Williams, R. J., Leonard, C. A., Belanger, Y. D., Christensen, D. R., el-Guebaly, N., Hodgins, D. C., McGrath, D. S., Nicoll, F., & Stevens, R.
M. G. (in press). Gambling and problem gambling in Canada in 2018: Prevalence and changes since 2002. Canadian Journal of
Psychiatry.
Archived version: Accepted manuscript
Embargo: None
von Heyking, J. (2005). Disarming, simple, and sweet: Augustine’s republican rhetoric. In B. Fontana, C. J. Nederman, & G. Remer (Eds.),
Talking democracy: Historical perspectives on rhetoric and democracy (pp. 163-186). Pennsylvania State University Press.
Archived version: Accepted manuscript
Embargo: None
Bressler, K. R., Ross, J. A., Ilnytskyy, S., Vanden Dungen, K., Taylor, K., Patel, K., Zovoilis, A., Kovalchuk, I., & Thakor, N (2020). Depletion of
eukaryotic initiation factor 5B (eIF5B) reprograms the cellular transcriptome and leads to activation of endoplasmic reticulum
(ER) stress and c-Jun N-terminal Kinase (JNK). Cell Stress and Chaperones. Advance online publication. https://doi.org/10.1007/
s12192-020-01174-1
Archived version: Accepted manuscript
Embargo: 12 months (publicly available Oct 2021)
Library Lore | Spring 2021 / Issue 7 5
Friday Faculty Film Picks
To highlight our growing collection of films, the Library’s Community
Engagement Team (CET) invited faculty members to submit their Friday
Faculty Film pick. We asked interested faculty to focus on streaming
films in the Library that are instantly available to all current U of L
students, faculty and staff.
Is there a film in the Library’s streaming collection that you’d like to
share with the U of L community? Contact CET members Paula Cardozo
at [email protected] or Mary Greenshields at [email protected]
Recent Publications and
Presentations
Conference presentations continue, albeit virtually:
Sandra Cowan & Mary Greenshields presented Making the Invisible Visible: Emotional Labour in Theory and Practise at the
Association of Alberta Academic Libraries (AAAL) meeting, December 3, 2020.
Nicole Eva presented Zoom Rooms are your Friend at the E-Learning in Libraries Symposium on December 9, 2020.
Sandra also recently published a review of the Canadian Online Art Book Project: https://www.arlisna.org/publications/multimedia-technology-
reviews/2159-the-canadian-online-art-book-project
David Scott has collaborated with several U of L researchers in these recent scoping and systematic reviews:
Larouche, R., Rodriguez, U. C., Nayakarathna, R., & Scott, D. R. (2020). Effect of major life events on travel behaviours: A scoping review.
Sustainability, 12(24). https://doi.org/10.3390/su122410392
Sedgwick, M., Yanicki, S., Harder, N., & Scott, D. (2020). A scoping review of the integration of ethics education in undergraduate nursing
high-fidelity human simulation-based learning. Journal of Clinical Nursing. https://doi.org/10.1111/jocn.15552
Currie, C. L., Larouche, R., Voss, M. L., Higa, E. K., Spiwak, R., Scott, D., & Tallow, T. (2020). The impact of eHealth group interventions
on the mental, behavioral, and physical health of adults: A systematic review protocol. Systematic Reviews, 9(217). https://doi.
org/10.1186/s13643-020-01479-3
Dr. Natasha Rebry’s Halloween pick, Blood Quantum
Copyright Corner (June, 2021)
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Copyright Corner, May/June 2021
AC v. York at the SCC
On May 21, 2021 the Supreme Court of Canada (SCC) heard the Access Copyright (AC) v. York University (York) case launched by AC in April 2013. For brief overviews of prior stages of this case, see the earlier Copyright Corner columns on rulings from the Federal Court (FC) in July 2017 and the Federal Court of Appeal (FCA) in April 2020.
Even before it was underway, the hearing was destined to be a milestone because it was the last case to be heard by Justice Rosalie Abella as a member of the SCC before her retirement in July. The Canadian education sector is fortunate that the hearing took place during Justice Abella’s tenure on the SCC, as it was she who penned the 2012 SCC majority decision in Alberta (Education). That ruling, along with the addition of “education” to the s. 29 fair dealing purposes of the Copyright Act in 2012, triggered a sea change in how Canadian educators understand the scope of educational fair dealing.
Before commencing the hearing, SCC Chief Justice Richard Wagner paid tribute to Justice Abella’s illustrious 45-year judicial career, which includes 17 years as an SCC judge. He thanked her for being such a strong champion of equality rights (among other things, she led the 1984 Royal Commission on Equality in Employment and gave us the term “employment equity”) and for her instrumental role in developing jurisprudence in this and other areas of the law. Justice Abella was invited to share a few words in which she expressed gratitude for colleagues and family who have supported and enriched her work and life experiences. She noted that she has been guided throughout by a desire to make justice and equality a reality for all Canadians.
Turning to the May 21 hearing, counsel for AC led off by asking the SCC to overturn the FCA ruling that approved tariffs are not mandatory and to uphold the FC and FCA opinions that York’s fair dealing guidelines are not fair. AC’s main contention on the tariff question was that the 1988 and 1997 Copyright Act amendments expanding the collective administration of copyright beyond performing rights for music were intended to introduce a new mandatory licensing/tariff scheme. The problem, according to AC, is that universities and colleges continue to copy content in AC’s repertoire but refuse to pay royalties under the approved tariffs although they used pay for copying under negotiated licenses.
Almost all of AC’s allotted one hour was spent on the tariff question, in part because seven of the nine judges had many questions about AC’s interpretation of Copyright Act provisions regarding tariffs and relevant jurisprudence. In different ways, the judges asked where to find the statutory authority backing up AC’s view that tariffs are mandatory. AC’s responses to these questions seemed to boil down to the idea that the 1988 Copyright Act amendments were intended to enable the kind of blanket licensing regime that was established over the 1990s and persisted through the 2000s, a regime AC says is unworkable if tariffs are not mandatory.
AC’s counsel argued that while individual copyright owners can each sue for infringement, this is a virtually useless alternative due to the time-intensive and expensive process required to do so, which is not justified by the small individual royalty amounts at issue. In AC’s view, the FCA ruling on the tariff issue is problematic because it deprives the Copyright Board’s tariff-setting process of any practical purpose and leaves AC and the copyright owners it serves with no real remedy against users who do not pay. 2
On the fair dealing question, AC’s counsel said fair dealing is a question of fact, a matter of impression. They also said that in response to AC’s claim that York must pay the approved tariff fees, York’s reply was not that it didn’t need to pay, but that it had already paid. Counsel for AC expressed the view that the 25 volumes of evidence submitted by York to show it had paid for permissions were useless.
For its part, York asked the SCC to uphold the FCA ruling on tariffs and to overturn the lower court rulings on the fair dealing guidelines. Counsel for York began by objecting to AC’s portrayal of universities as rogue institutions bent on pursuing selfish commercial goals by abusing fair dealing and seeking to avoid paying for what they use as though intellectual works are much the same thing as hydro. Regarding the tariff question, York’s position was that universities are not avoiding anything because nowhere in the legislative history is there evidence that Parliament intended, as the result of tariffs merely being issued, that users would be bound by them.
York’s counsel quoted from the House of Commons debates on the second reading of the 1988 bill to amend the Copyright Act. In that excerpt, the performing rights society-based regime that had stood for 50 years was said to be working well and that amendments were proposed to extend the then-existing regime to cover other kinds of works. Interestingly, Justice Rowe commented that since the quotes were from a speech by the bill’s sponsoring minister and since second reading of a bill seeks approval in principle, this source may be the most authoritative that can be extracted from the debates regarding the purpose of the 1988 expansion of the collective administration of copyrights.
The crux of York’s position on the tariff question, however, was that it has always been the case that royalties for a license established by tariff cannot be extracted from a person who does not agree to be covered by the license or tariff terms. York’s counsel summarized analyses of the language of relevant sections of the current and previous versions of the Copyright Act going back to the 1930s by way of evidence bolstering this position. This legislative history was also thoroughly reviewed in the FCA’s reasons for its 2020 decision.
On the fair dealing question, York’s counsel presented three arguments. The first was that the FC and FCA rulings on York’s fair dealing guidelines were marred by a fundamental legal error. Instead of focusing on fair dealing in the university context as a user’s right belonging to students, York contended that the lower courts incorrectly focused almost exclusively on the perspective of York’ so-called mass copying. As reasons for believing the lower courts’ approach to be erroneous, York pointed to the addition of “education” as a new statutory fair dealing purpose that broadens the scope of fair dealing and the SCC ruling in Alberta (Education) which confirmed fair dealing is, in a school context, a statutory user’s right for students, not institutional “free loading,” as was implied in the FC ruling.
In its second point on fair dealing, York contended that if the lower courts truly made a legal error in assessing fairness from the university’s instead of the student user’s perspective, errors in the FC and FCA assessments of the fairness of York’s guidelines must be examined. York suggested one such example within the second step of the two-part fairness analysis was the FC’s inference that York’s purpose in adopting its guidelines was to avoid paying fees. York argued if this is the real purpose of universities that rely on fair dealing on behalf of their students’ user rights, then their purpose must be illicit. York said that can’t be right, as there would always be an illicit purpose and s. 29 would not be a real user’s right if we must infer a commercial purpose when some money is saved as a result of exercising a user’s right. 3
York’s third point on fair dealing touched on a question raised by at least one of the judges – why is copying beyond the guidelines irrelevant? York said it would be relevant in an infringement action but not in the present case, as we first need to know if copying within the guidelines is fair dealing before the issue of what to do about copying beyond the guidelines can be considered. In York’s view, focusing on the issue of over-copying avoids the real question: what kinds of copying properly fall within fair dealing guidelines? York suggested it is appropriate for the SCC to provide guidance on how to address this question, as without acceptable guidelines, students will be unable to actualize their statutory fair dealing rights.
Delivery of the SCC’s decision is anticipated within the next six months or so, and its arrival promises to be hugely consequential to the landscape of educational copying in Canada. If you’re interested in viewing the SCC hearing yourself, a recording is available here.
Creating Open Textbooks on Pressbooks
In early June, Joerdis Weilandt (Teaching Centre) and I presented the first of what we hope will be a regularly offered workshop on using the Pressbooks publishing platform to create openly licensed materials such as open textbooks and open lab manuals. All U of L faculty may sign up for a free Pressbooks account as part of the Open Education Alberta (OEA) initiative in which the U of L is a collaborating institution.
Works published as part of the OEA initiative are made freely available to everyone to use as-is or to adapt, remix, or customize under one of four Creative Commons licenses chosen by the author. These open licenses ensure that authors retain copyright ownership and also allow certain public uses without the need for downstream users to seek permission. More information on how you can create an open textbook or manual is available in the Library’s guides on Open Education Alberta and on Open Textbooks.
As always, please reach out if you would like to chat about possibly creating an openly licensed work on Pressbooks or about any copyright matter in your teaching, research or other U of L work. Past issues of this column are available on the University’s Copyright website under Further Reading.
Rumi Graham University Copyright Advisor E-mail: [email protected]
Phone: 403-332-4472
Website: uleth.ca/copyrigh
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