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W. R. Myers High School 1982

Author: W. R. Myers High School
Publication venue: W. R. Myers High School
Publication date: 01/01/2023
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The annual publication of the students of W. R. Myers High School Taber, Alberta. (Volume 1981-1982)pdfW.R. MYERS HIGH SCHOOL 5511-54 Street Taber, Alberta TIG 1L5 Phone: 223-2292 DAWN OF TIMEIT WAS THE BEST OF TIMES... Jim Lemisko — “Believe me, I’m clean!” Michelle Nielson — Would you believe Calvin Klein just fired Brooke Shields? 2 Volleyball team — .. . And you do the hoky-poky, then turn yourself around . .. Marissa Enns — “Did you know that there’s a 7-11 at the North Pole!!’’ Stu Urano — “45<t just to get the stupid straw!” 3 IT WAS THE WORST OF TIMES... Rob Kanamata and Kevin P ine — The shirt says it all. Pam Callan — “And they call this fun." 4 Del Cleland — “I saw that yawn.” Arthur Hashizume — “French 20 and I still don’t know what he’s saying.” Mr. Ferguson — “I’ll trade you Cliff!” 5 As in the two previous years, W.R. Myers students participated in the Yearbook survey. This year was different, however, as only Sr. High students were involved with the survey. Quite a few surprising facts and opinions surface. For example, Half of Sr. High students never drive a vehicle to school. Almost half of the students chose “Raiders” as their favorite flick. The second top song was one many of us hadn’t even heard of before. And many said their favorite thing to do on a date was “I'll never tell!”? MOST OF ALL — EMPLOYED?? Are you employed part-time? Yes: 46% No 54% TERRIFIC TUNES I.Take Off 2. Motorhead 3. Urgent 4. Sausalito Summer Night 5. My Girl 6. Arthur’s Theme 7. Waiting For a Girl Like You 8. Endless Love 9. The Stroke 10. Hardest Part of Love 11. Oh No FANTASTIC FLICKS 1. Raiders of the Lost Ark 2. Arthur 3. Stripes 4. American Werewolf in London 5. Only When I LaughA TIME TO REFLECT UPON ... DATING DILEMMAS How often do you date? A) Frequently 18% B) Occasionally 31% C) Seldom 28% D) Never 23% What would you prefer to do on a weekend? A) Go on a Date 33% B) Go out with the gang 45% C) Sports 14% D) Stay at Home 7% Do you feel it’s wise to go steady in high school? Yes 58% No 42% DRIVING DECISIONS What would you prefer to do on a date? A) Movie 22% B) Party 31% C) Dance 7% D) Eat 3% E) I’ll Never Tell!! 37% Do you drive a vehicle to school? A) Always 15% B) Sometimes 35% C) Never 50%89GRADE TEN David Anderson Julie Anderson Kelly Barany Linnette Bossart Delwin Calpnar Kevin Cho Allen Chow Paul Chow Sherry Christensen Lonnie Cline Carol Desabrais Frank Donkerbroek Rhonda Dyck Sheri Evanson Todd Fallon Shelley Fehr Stan Fehr Bruce Fletcher Tracey Flood Michelle Fong Albert Friesen Allan Friesen Susan Genert Kristine Gobel Connie Gow Dwight Harris Lisa Harris Holly Hieb Brad Hill Debbie Holman Pauline Hooge Agnes Hoogerdijk Jody Hueston Brenda Ikebuchi Carolynn Jensen Corinne Jensen PENNER’S MEN’S WEAR COMPLETE MEN’S WEAR, FOOTWEAR AND JEAN SHOPS DOWNTOWN TABER 10 Mogens Just Louise Kaga Pat Kichler Deedra Kirkvoid Trond Larsen Lynda Layton Rhonda Layton Sharia Lloyd Rhonda Lomas Hollis Miyanaga Brent Morrison Linda Mudri Dawn Nelson Renee Pahl Heather Paterson Belinda Pederson Hayley Peters Cam Peterson Beth Petrie Leanne Pierson Lori Purvis Don Raiwet Lori Ripley Kelly Roberts Shari Rombough Lori Sameshima Kevin Sassa Darrel Sawatski Lori Schmidt Karen Schneider Tyron Semaka Cam Shield Cindy Shukin Kevin Sorrie Shirley Stolk Danny Tkaczyk Patty Tomiyama Cathy Toth Linda Tsuji WALT’S PLACE FAMILY RECREATION billiards, video, games, football 11 Paul Turcato Carey Turnbull Norman Turtle Elaine Urano Linda Van Dyke Joe Vant Hof Leonard Varty David Wall Eddy Weippert Reg Wilk Rod Wilson Animal HmHE Late Pictures: Allan Austin Kenten Klics Evelyn Schmidt ^■4 ■ iR No Pictures: Charles Charlton Jack Brewin John Chow Lynn Christensen Sherry Collet Cindy Collins Rob Hefflefinger Mark Hirch Kim Karaki Wes Lawson Richard Rempel Darren Sawada Paul Tye Deb Vanderwahl TABER TRANSPORT LIMITED BOX 69 TABER, ALBERTA TOK 2G0 12 GRADE ELEVEN Gary Allred Jackie Bergen Alan Bodnar Wilfred Bouwman Mark Brewin Audrey Bullock Pam Callan Lisa Cannady Casey Carlson Lina Cho Sandra Cole Barbara Edwards Greg Edwards Jeff Edwards Lorene Edwards Marissa Enns Dick Eto Cathy Evanson Sheila Evanson Linda Fehr Linda Fekete Brian Feldbusch Rhonda Ferguson Lynn Fletcher Byron Gilbertson Sharon Hamilton Dana Harris Arthur Hashizume Arlene Haynes Jim Hendricks Connie Hieb Lori Holman Nancy Hoogerdijk Ron Hoogerdijk Cliff Hudson Bonnie Ikeda 13 Cameron Ireland Cara-Lee Ireland Russell Jensen Shelly Kessler Bernie Krahn Derrick Krizsan Roxanne Kurio Rodney Langkopf Brad Litchfield Miles Loewen Wanda Lund Kathy Meloney Molly Mather Judy Miyashiro Sylvia Mudri Michelle Nielsen Myrna Ostercamp Jody Parry Jody Pelesky Richard Pierson Neil Powell John Raca Bart Robinson Betty Roth Ann Russell Rod Sassa Darrlene Shaw Amy Shimbashi George Shimbashi Bob Spate John Sturgari Mike Tams Trevor Tomlinson Sharon Valgardson Shelly Vanderwal Deveny Veres Ron Wagner Brian Wall Heather Warbrick Jerry West Derrick Witwer Clayton Young Late Pictures: Jody Christensen Mark Francis Michelle Mikalson Scott Paun Keith Rawleigh No Pictures: Kathie Bennett, Melanie Borggard, Karlen Danforth, Carlee Ellingson, Greg Fehr, Steven Harris, Tammy Haynes, Lorna Pauls, Tod Pickerell, Lisa Wilson. 14 DEDICA TION SANDRA LEE DEBONA 1963-1981 Friendship is a golden chain, The links are friends so dear, Time can’t destroy its beauty, For as long a memory lives. Years can’t erase the pleasure That the joy of friendship gives; To have an understanding friend Is worth far more than gold. Sandra’s main concerns were always her friends and family and being happy. We will always miss you, Sandra, but we know you’re happy now. With love, All your friends 16 VALEDICTORIAN — lynda callaway The valedictorian for the 1982 graduating class was Lynda Callaway. In her valedictory message, she emphasized the value of friendship. She used the poem “Old Friends and New Friends,” by Joseph Parry, to illustrate her talk. It goes as follows: Make new friends, but keep the old; Those are silver, these are gold. New-made friendships, like new wine, Age will mellow and refine, Friendships that have stood the test — Time and change — are surely best; Brow may wrinkle, hair grow gray; Friendship never knows decay. For ’mid old friends, tried and true, Once more we our youth renew. But old friends, alas! may die; New friends must their place supply; Cherish friendship in your breast — New is good, but old is best; Make new friends, but keep the old; Those are silver, these are gold. 17 Danny Brewin Mark Budd Lynda Callaway Janice Chipman Donna Chow 18 ^Jlie (Sest of ^Jime5 19 Oue memories o wiULd a life time . . Shauna Harris Todd Harris Shawn Henry Reg Hill James Hoogerdijk Alana Hull Richard Humphries Doug Jaque Janice Jensen Todd Jensen 20 We’tttake the Teri Lloyd Danielle MacDonald Richard Marczuk Vai Martens Colleen McCloy Rob McLaughlin Ron Metz Virginia Meyer Nancy Milliken Scott Noble Scott Oddie Poppy Northcott Sandi Paun Mark Peterson Karen Plum bridge 21 Who I,nowi when we 5kail Ruthanne Saunders Jim Schmidt Joey Schmitz Kevin Sheen Carol Shimbashi Randy Thomas Mike Uhrich Stewart Urano Joanne Valgardson Kathy Valgardson 22 ^ood-b^e Wly friends Shelly Vancleave Kelvin Wall Mike Weber Robert Weippert Andy Westerhoud Karen Whittaker Tom Williams Mike Witwer Brigette Zaiser GRADE 12 Don Boyle Duane Leth Gordon Montean Carrie Valgardson Kent Wiebe Missing: Jerry Gardner, Cam Holman, and Ron Renner. 23 REFLECTING UPON OUR YESTERDAYS Teri Lloyd Tom Williams Reid Litchfield Shawna Conrad Reg Hill Wanda Steinborn Stewart Urano Janice Sasaki 24 Todd Jensen Lone Just Sandra Thiessen Shauna Harris Todd Francis Donna Chow Darrell Layton 25 Janice Chipan Grad ’82 - Catering to the post season volleyball tourney ... Soliciting endless sponsors for the skate-a-thon ... Delivering oranges til you thought you’d drop ... Practices of all kinds ... Smiling for pictures til you thought your face would fall off... Mrs. Walters reminding you to flip your tassle ... Hoping for sun, but instead it rained ... Realizing, happy yet sad, that it’s all over and all that’s left is a memory. CONGRATULATIONS, GRADS!! RAY EDWARDS CONSTRUCTION LTD. General Contracting Box 114, Barnwell Phone: 223-3706 26 The key to happiness is having dreams ... 27 TABER FEEDS SERVICE LTD. 28 HALL OF FAME Class Brain Best Dressed Reid Litchfield & Lynae Bennett Brad Robinson & Tammy Johnson Class Leader Scott Noble & Lone Just 29 Most Friendly Class Clown Stuart Urano & Kathy Valgardson Jim Lemisko & Shelly Vancleave Best All Around Best Personality Marshall Kano & Kathy Valgardson Dan Brewin & Judy Stolk 30 Best Looking Tony Csabay & Lynda Callaway Best Athlete Most Likely to Succeed Marshall Kano & Virginia Meyer Blair Allen & Lynda Calloway 31 BEARINGS BATTERIES AUTOMART 1977 LTD Taber Jim Nachay Blow Island Direct Line B. 223-3444 R.223-8640 Ph. 223-2586 AUTO; INDUSTRIAL & FARM SUPPLIES AUTOMART 1981 LTD Bow Island B. 545-2256 Craig Lamb R. 545-2083 WALKRITE SHOES Box 1693 Taber, Alberta Phone: 223-2434 People Come First at Taber TABER TIMES 32 TIME OUT ... “I hate to tell you this darling, but it’s over between us.” Me and my shadow. Another thrilling chem class! TABER CABLE TELEVISION LTD. 33 3435 GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL The 1981 girls' volleyball season was basically a rebuilding year. The team lost 4 out of the 6 starters due to graduation. The team now consists of 5 rookies and 1 grade 12. The year started out slow with the team only placing 4th in the pre-season tourney held in L.C.I. We then moved on, participating in 2 Medicine Hat tournaments. The 1st was played at Medicine Hat High where we placed 4th. Next, we travelled to McCoy, where we lost out in the semi-finals and placed third. Bow Island was the 1st tournament we won, beating Crescent Heights in the final games. The University of Lethbridge Classic tournament was another good one for us, winning the consolation side. Through out the 3A season, there was one tough team we had to play before we could get into provincials. But, unfortunately, they kept beating us in league play, and it seemed almost hopeless that we could participate in provincials. When the zones were held in Crowsnest, we made it to the finals and were up against Catholic Central (the team sure to win). Again, it seemed almost impossible that we should even have a chance. But with the help of Dennis’ preparation it seemed very possible. There were three games in the championship match, and we won the 1st with the score of 15-11. The next game we, again, were ahead 13-9, but couldn't hold on to it and lost, 13-15. The 3rd and final game was the decision. Though we played past our mental ability, and were neck in neck with them all the way, it slowly slipped out of our hands for a 13-15 final score. Through the year, there was one main factor that we, as a team, relied on to get us through the season. That was our coach, Dennis Fujimagari. He was a very young coach who took on the task of coaching a bunch of noisy girls. We owe this year to him and it wouldn’t have been half as fun as it was without him. Though we never got to thank him in person, we would like to thank him now, in this write-up. He is a special guy to all of us and we hope he’ll be back next season. “Thanks Fuji” 1981 Volleyball Team 1. Jody Parry 2. Lana Rogers 3. Audrey Bullock 4. Sharon Hamilton 5. Pauline Hooge 6. Cara Lee Ireland 7. Connie Gow 8. Dennis Fujimagari (Coach) 9. Rhonda Fergason 36 LZZJ 37 BOYS' VOLLEYBALL Back Row, Left to Right: Brad Anderson, Marshall, Brad Litchfield, Mike Weber, Cam Shield, Del Cleland, coach. Front Row: David Anderson, Brad Robinson, Dick Eto. Missing: Lon Ferguson. Our 1981 volleyball season was, in 2 words, “pretty good.” We lost only one player to graduation from the previous year, which was a complete rebuilding year. As with last year, we were not a tall team, but concentration and defense and another 50,000 stairs produced a team that would jump and play with taller teams. The S.W.A.V.A. league was weak this year, ourselves and Winston Churchill being the only strong teams. The stage for a long-standing rivalry between these 2 teams was set in the preseason tournament when we met in the final. Winston was too much for us, and we lost, but the grudge had begun. One week later, we met again in league play. We crushed them in the first game 15-5, and it looked like revenge was ours, but 4 games later, we lost the 5th game in a best of 5 match. Beating Winston would have to happen another day. At this time, we launched upon our tournament season with a trip to the 3rd Annual Medicine Hat College Tournament. We won this tournament for the second time in 3 years, beating Richmond, Sask, in the final. Victory was short-lived, however, as the best we could do in the next 2 tournaments as Medicine Hat Highschool and Lord Beaverbrook in Calgary was a 3rd place finish in both. We played well, but always made mistakes that cost us in the semi-finals. The following weekend we journeyed to a small tournament in Bow Island, one we had won the previous year. As it turned out, this was to be the low point of our season. We played poorly and finished out of the play-offs. We headed home, dejected, but determined not to have that happen again. Practices all week were hard and serious in preparation for the Annual U. of L. Classic. Being disgraced the previous weekend seemed to be just what we needed, as we cruised through the tournament undefeated, beating Winston Churchill in the final. As it turned out, this was to be the first of 4 tournament wins in a row. The following week we played Winston again in league play. Neither team was sharp, but we were worse; we lost in 4 games. Losing to anyone isn't easy, but losing to Winston was almost unbearable. We would have to wait another day for revenge. The next weekend we travelled to McCoy in Medicine Hat to a tournament we have attended religiously since I have coached at Myers, but had never won. I have had super teams in the past that should have won it, but McCoy always seemed to be our nemesis, so I never counted on winning, which is what we did, going through the tournament with a perfect record in match play. 38 Next on our agenda came the league Post-Season tournament, and our last shot at Winston. We were seeded in opposite pools. Neither team’s stage was set. We had been playing all day in the St. Mary’s gym, and not well at that. We came back to Myers, had our pre-final team meeting, and walked into the Myers gym-home turf. I don’t know why, but something in the atmosphere felt good. The gym was full, hot, sweaty — comfortable. The guys were relaxed, but tense. The rest was history as Myers went on a roll that left Winston wondering what had hit them. We had just put together one of the best two games this group had ever played as a unit and throttled Winston 15-3, 15-3, and leaving no doubt as to who was the best team in Southern Alberta. Zones came up the next weekend. There are only 3-3A schools in Zone 1 and the other 2 have never been strong until this year. Crowsnest Pass has decided to play volleyball. We met the Pass in the final after losing to them in the round robin. We won the first 15-12, lost a barn burner in the second. 18-16, then won the third, 15-11. The match was exciting, and what a zone play-off should be. Nothing left of the season now except the big one — Provincials, this year in Drumheller. We didn’t win, but certainly didn't play poorly. We were in the strong pool, won our first 3 consecutive matches in straight games, than lost to the eventual winner, Edson, putting us in second place, and advancing to the semi-finals against the host, Drumheller. We put them in a shooting gallery the first game, and manhandled them 15-5. In the second we were ahead 8-1 when a cold front moved in. We lost our poise, that game, the next, and the match. I wasn't disappointed, however. How can you be with a team that finished out of the playoffs only once in 10 tournaments, and won 5 of them. Dedication is something you see less and less in today’s youth. Playing is arduous, physically and mentally demanding, and time consuming for both players and coach. But you also know that the rewards are well worth the cost, because you have achieved something you have really earned, and not many things are truly earned in today’s society. To me, coaching is fun because you get to work with people who have the same viewpoint you do with regard to sport, and even though there is a 15-17 year difference in age, they become good friends after 3 years and 2000 hours of working together. So thanks to my friends on the 1981 edition of the Myers Saints. You've made me want to coach another year: MARSHALL KANO, BRAD ANDERSON, DAN BREWIN, MIKE WEBER, LON FERGUSON, NEIL POWELL, BRAD ROBINSON, CAM SHIELDS, DICK ETO, DAVE ANDERSON, AND BRAD (CHOO-CHOO) LITCHFIELD. Del Cleland, coach 39 THERE’S MORE THAN ONE WAY TO BUY A HOME AT CENTURY 21 FUJITA REALTY LTD Do high interest rates scare you? Turn to CENTURY 21 FUJITA REALTY LTD. for the answers. Our informative brochure, called “Alternative Financing: How to Buy and Sell Real Estate in the 1980’s,” explains the options available to you, like second mortgages, assumptions, and many others. Pick up your free brochure at our office today. NORTH AMERICA’S #1 TOP SELLER CENTURY 21 FUJITA REALTY LTD. 5320 - 48th Avenue P.O. Box 2138 Taber. Alberta TOK 2G0 Ph. (403) 223-8933 40 GO WITH THE BEST FORGET THE REST GO Esso DEALER Phone: 223-2123 CENTRAL ESSO THE DENIM PATCH JEANS’N THINGS Box 2847 Taber, Alberta Phone: (403)223-9303 C. A. LEEKS SUPPLIES LTD. YOUR IMPERIAL ESSO AGENT Phone: 223-3002 41 GIRLS' FLAG GAME SCORES W.R. MYERS 38 WCHS 0 W.R. MYERS 36 WCHS 0 W.R. MYERS 28 LCI 0 W. R. MYERS 6 LCI 0 1. Pam Callan 2. Heather Paterson 3. Shelly VanCleave 4. Renee Pahl 5. Marissa Enns 6. Virginia Meyer 7. Shelley Vanderwal 8. Coach: Tim Rollingson 9. Karen Schneider 10. Debby Holman 11. Lonnie Cline 12. Carol Desabrais 13. Coach: Cliff Walters 14. Ann Russell Missing: Carol Shimbashi Tammy Johnson Heather Grigor “T“ HOMETOWN MALL 42 FOOTBALL Top Photo: Taken at McDonald's on train after a game. This year a new sport was introduced into W. R. Myers High — Girls' Flag Football. The team, consisting of some girls from Phys. Ed 10, 20, and 30, was one of the most successful teams in the school. They were the only team to finish their season undefeated. The girls’ team played 4 games against WCHS and LCI. These games were tough, physical, contact football. They were backed by such standouts as Virginia Meyer at quarterback. Shauna Harris at halfback, and Shelly VanCleave at middle linebacker. 4714-53 Street PHONE 223-4344 mi mw m lib. PETE PETERS OWNER P.O. Box 2470 TABER. ALBERTA TOK 2G0 43 BOYS' BASKETBALL L to R, Back Row: Brent Powell, Neil Powell, Mark Brewin, Mark Francis, Mike Weber, Marshall Kano, Jerry West, Jerry Gardner, Brad Anderson. Front Row: Julie Anderson, mgr., Tim Rollingson, coach, Heather Paterson, mgr. This year’s addition of W.R. Myers boys’ basketball had many hi-lites. The team participated in 5 tournaments. They won the Creston tournament by beating Earnest Manning of Calgary 105-62. They finished 2nd in a Medicine Hat tournament and at the St. Mary’s Warriors tournament and were consolation winners in Coaldale. The 5th tournament was the 4A Southern Regional tournament played at the Sport-splex. Although the team was seeded 8th they surprised everyone by finishing 5th and losing a heartbreaking overtime game to Cardston. That game was played in front of 2750 people, many of whom where W.R. Myers students. The team greatly appreciated this. The overall win-loss record for the team was 17 wins, 17 losses. This is greatly improved from the teams first year of 4A competition (3 wins, 29 losses). The team will miss greatly graduating players Brad Anderson, Brent Powell, Marshall Kano, Bruce Gilbertson, Jerry Gardner, and Mike Weber. These players have done an excellent job in helping establish our school in 4A Boys’ basketball. We thank our many fans who supported us faithfully, and we look forward to continuing to provide exciting 4A basketball in our school in future years. School Records Rebounds Gregg Hansen 526 12/game 79-80 Brent Powell 335 10.5/game 80-81 Field % Mike Henry 44% 79-80 Gregg Hansen 43% 79-80 Barry Rogers 43% 79-80 Foul % Brad Anderson 73% 80-81 Alan Jensen 71% 80-81 Highest Pts/Game Gregg Hansen 18.8 79-80 Trevor Johnson 15.8 79-80 Brad Anderson 15.6 81-82 Highest Pts 1 GameTr Gregg Hensen 28 79-80 Trevor John 32 79-80 Assists Marshall Kano 207 6.6/game 81-82 Mike Henry 202 4.6/game 79-80 Interceptions Gregg Hansen 152 Mike Henry 128 Kip Anderson 125 Most Assists 1 Game Mike Henry 14 79-80 Marshall Kano 13 81-82 Highest Pts/Game Gau Mike Weber 21 81-82 Mark Brewin 21 81-82 Marshall Kano 20 81-82 44 45 GIRLS' BASKETBALL IQ 1. Corinne Jensen 2. Virgina Meyer 3. Michelle Nielson 4. Sharon Hamilton 5. Leanne Pierson 6. Audrey Bullock 7. Dawn Nelson 8. Lonnie Cline 9. Cliff Walters 10. Karen Schneider 11. Jody Parry 12. Lorene Edwards REVELSTOKE CO. LTD., TABER 46 "3A" PROVINCIAL CHAMPS!! Provicial Champions Myers 1982 edition of the Alberta Provincial cham- rnpleted their impossible dream of conquering the pro- ;rown. This was the final chapter of what reads like a h Cliff Walters took a rare collection of one grade 12, de 1Ts, and four grade 10's into the campaign this is team was expected to finish near the bottom of the •k girls’ league, but instead finished third out of 11 \fter defeating Winston Churchill High School 45-29 in end tournament, they moved on the defeat Kate An- gh School by a score of 61-28. This game moved them vincials. again as the underdogs, the team travelled to se, wh

W. R. Myers High School 2011

Author: W. R. Myers High School
Publication venue: W. R. Myers High School
Publication date: 01/01/2023
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The annual publication of the students of W. R. Myers High School Taber, Alberta. (Volume 2010-2011)pdfWyatt Adams • Brent Anderson • Craig Avison • Chantal Bacho • Tannis Bassett • Wyatt Bennett • Demi Berube • Carmen Bronsch • Jesse Buchta • Emily Burk • Brooke Capner • Taylor Capner • Jordan Cook • Robin Cook • Kaitlynne Cracknell • Erica Dam • Jenae Degen • Deon Domotor-Manz • Justin Driedger • Jeffrey Dyck • Drew Egeland • Kieran Elrick • Ashley Epp • Isabela Fehr • Michael Fehr • Jessica Fletcher • Jordan Florchinger • Brett Forchuk • Kelsey Frehlich • Wade Friesen • Henry Froese • Nina Gansner • Chelsea Gardner • Mateya Gillespie • Nicole Girouard • Dani Graft • Dakoda Gross • Holly Hamilton • Kelly Hansen • Celeste Harper • Travis Hart • Arial Healy • Gena Heezen • Landon Hefford • Kyler Hirch • Anna Ho • Raymond Ho • Shantelle Holman • Janel Huisman • Taylor Jensen • Kristen Journoud • Matthew Kaga • Jaden Kanomata • Kyla Kerr • Changaiz Khan • Riliegh Kilborn • Jordyn Klok • Jessica Kondor • Victoria Krahn • Jeffrey Lawson • Katie Lefler • Logan LePard • Tim Li • Jake Lister • Garret Loewen • Raeann Lukacs • Tracey MacKillop • Ryan Matthews • Ashley McNutt • Jesse Mertins • Jenny Meyer • Dylan Miller • Cole Nakamura • Ben Noble • Nicole O’Neill • Ashley Olsen • Daina Paterson • Tobin Pearson • Kyla Perini • Jennifer Peters • Sydney Phillips • Shane Radke • Jozie Rempel • Kyara Rice • Caitlin Rop • Jacob Rose • Cole Ruston • Kyle Schneider • Patricia Scott • Joshua Sebok • Nicole Shaw • Nicole Shelstad • Dylan Span • Tiana Straga • Tristan Szoradi • Kacy Tams • Jennifer Tan • Kendra Thomsen • Kassidy Valgardson • Eric Vanderheyden • Morgan Vandersteen • Sonja Waeckerlin • Amber Walsh • Kaleigh Wolgen • Quinn Zaiser • Jaela Adlard • Corey Anderson • Jance Anderson • Robyn Anderson • Tom Anderson • Eric Barbour • Gabby Bertoia • Tyson Blacquier • Jessica Bourke • Emily Bradbury • Meagan Brewin • Shelby Brill • Nate Buck • Mackenzie Bullock • Quintin Cheverie • Sydney Cleland • Mitchell Cook • Liam Croft • Austin Culler • Gavin Davis • Sandra Derksen • Sarah Derksen • Becki Doell • Jeff Doucette • Brad Driedger • Frank Driedger • Hayley Dunsmore • Brett Easthope • Desirae Eremenko • Darcie Fallon • Adam Fehr • Mackenzie Ferguson • Christine Fisher • Eva Froese • Mitchell Geeraert • David Genert • Nolan Gilbertson • Paige Giroux • Kendra Himmelspach • Robert Hormoth • Jaedon Howlett • Kaitlyn Jensen • Brett Journoud • Chelsea Just • Sydney Kallio • Aleesha Koersen • Jennifer Krizsan • Kurtis Krizsan • Gibson Kuryvial • Ali Lamb • Calsey Langkopf • Collin Larsen • Tylyn Lawson • Conner Layton • Spencer Leffingwell • McKay LePard • Kassidy Lewicki • Aric Loewen • Rylan Lukacs • Bradley Martens • Connor Martin • Nicki Meier • Aris Molenaar • Courtney Moser • Yoshihiro Nakatsuji • Kirsten Nelson • Jamie Neufeld • Ryan Nilsson • Marina Nishioka • Dylan Oddan • Matthew Odland • Braden Ohashi • Jordan Olsen • Rodney Osborne • Alex Paish • Ryker Pease • Shania Pedersen • Matthew Perin • Tyler Phillips • Travis Platt • Blake Powell • Caleb Puskas • Delaney Rombough • Jaidee Rombough • Ryer Sawchuk • Tayler Schmitz • John Sekura • Nicholas Sekura • Adam Shelstad • Paul Shimbashi • Tyson Shushkewich • Thomas Sims • Justin Slofstra • Joseph Sterling • Connor Stevens • Yu Takagi • Erin Tams • Stuart Tams • Emily Taylor • Tyler Tessemaker • Brandon Torrie • Danica Tucker • Brooke Turcato • Chris Tycholis • Trevor Tycholis • Jesse Tyo • Shane Tyo • Mizuho Ui • Jessica Vandersteen • Joshua VanSpronsen • Devin Vornbrock • Eilidh Ward • Tiffanni Watland • Justin Westerhoud • Drew Williams • Tina Wolf • Kelsie Wood • Kenna Woodruff • Grant Woof • Trey Workman • Derrick Yokoyama • Mackenzie Allred • Benjamin Anderson • Brandon Armstrong • Cade Arnold • Morgan Astalos • Kayla Avison •Bradie Baceda • Courtney Badura • Rhys Bennett • Danielle Berube • Curtis Bodnar • Aisha Boehmer • KC Brantner • Peyton Brantner • Victor Buhler • Emmitt Campbell • Angelique Christakos • Cassandra Collett • Antonia Comanda • Teri Cook • Amanda Dalton • Kaylee Egeland • Tori Ellis • Brandi Ernes • Abby Epp • Joanna Evanson • Travis Evanson • Mimi Farrage • Aaron Fehr • Jordynn Fitch • Courtney Florchinger • Denim Francis • Jessica Francis • Brad Gammelseter • Bianca Gansner • Morgan Goehr • Kyla Goett • Jeniffer Graft • Dexter Gross • Kassidy Halverson • Tayler Hansen • Alex Harding • Emily Harris • Matthew Hart • Branden Heezen • Kasey Heller • Kyle Hewitt • Brendon Hirney • Catherine Ho • Tyler Holman • Brittany Hoyt • Kimberly Hudson • Kayla Jackson • Austin James • Chad Jensen • Lee Jensen • Cassidy Johnson • David Johnson • Julie Johnson • Taylor Journoud • Tyler Journoud • Sarahanne Jozsa • Cody Kast • Jakson Kehler • Robbi-Lee Kerner • Tyris Kilborn • Brooke Kleiner • Samantha Kondor • AJ Krahn • Judy Krahn • Kevin Krahn • Erik Kraynyk • Jenna Krushelnicki • Larryssa Kurtz • Ty MacKenzie • Trevor Marsden • Steph Martens • Dylan Maxwell • Tianna Meier • Kolyn Melquist • Jennae Mertins • Anthony Miller • Cody Miller • Katrina Miyanaga • Kimberley Moline • Marlee Nakamura • Rachel Nielsen • Bobbi Odland • Kaden Odland • Kelly Odonnell • Zak Oke • Jeff Patrick • David Paun • Jagger Pease • Matthew Peleskey • Scott Perini • Brad Peters • Davis Phillips • Tyler Platt • Jessica Powell • Melissa Pyrch • Cole Reamsbottom • Kennedy Renner • Logan Rockenbach • Taryn Rombough • Colton Rop • Nicole Ross • Connor Row • Brendon Saruwatari • Meygan Saruwatari • Dionne Sawatzky • Alyssa Schmitz • Kris Sedgwick • Nicholas Shaw • Mackenzie Simek • Stephanie Sorensen • Clay Sparks • Brycen Spate • Taylor Spate • Cole Stacey • Taylor Stafford • Kira Steed • Kaylee Swarbrick • Ashley Timm • Travis Turcato • Mikayla Vanderheyden • Tanner Vandersteen • Danny Waeckerlin • Cole Waldner • Cara Werner • Kendra Wesley • Jayden Westerhoud • Amanda Williamson • Jenelle Worme • Daniel Young • Alex Anderson • Courtney Anderson • Shauna Anderson • Kaitlyn Aubin • Cody Baber • Jordin Bakoway • Emilee Barbour • Jessie Bedard • Hillary Bennett • Natalie Bennett • Rachel Bennett • Jesse Boyer • Cory Braconnier • Dakotah Brantner • Tyrell Caldwell • Laura Campbell • Shayla Campbell • Paige Carle • Greg Carolla • Colyn Cleland • Amber Collett • Jessie Collett • Isabelle Comanda • Sabrina Cook • Daniel Cousins • Michelle Cradduck • Taylor Culler • Brett Dillman • Megan Donahue • Dylan Draney • Nathaniel Drouin • Cody Durant • Bobby Foot • Karly Froehlick • Lisa Froese • Megan Gilbertson • Derrick Goodrich • Samantha Hanke • Bradley Hansen • Brendon Heal • Rylee Heller • Brady Hirney • Dustin Holman • Alix Hormoth • Codi Hoskins • Brett Hull • Dalair Khan • Kolten Krchnak • Samantha Krizsan • Jordyn Lamb • Chase LePard • Frieda Letkeman • Eric Lister • Tyson Matthews • Cole McCracken • Mitchell Mykytiw • Taryn Nakamura • Luke Nelson • Grace Noble • Joel Norris • Jane Olsen • Kaylee Peters • Kim Peters • Tucker Pickerell • Kansis Roberts • Jarid Rombough • Keven Sajinovic • Cassandra Sampson • Jaden Schafer • Blair Schmitz • Janessa Sebok • Eric Sekura • Samantha Sekura • Brett Shigemi • Ashton Shimbashi • Destiny Silver • Lindon Skelly • Fraser Stang • Nolan Steed • Aiea Steinborn • Jessica Stoddart • Jesse Tams • Matthew Tams • Brady Thompson • Brianne Torrie • Bethany Unger • Jason Valgardson • Kerri Vanmeetelen • Stef VanSpronsen • Maria Vekony • Shawn Walker • Marie Walsh • Ben Wilson • Brooklynne Yamabe • Aniko Yokoyama • Mathieu Zaiser • Caleb Zsednai •WRMYERS HIGHSCHOOL What is Myers? We're those public school kids from Taber. We're those students who have teachers who actually want to stay after class and help you understand your homework. We're that school who has developed a sense of identity through the diversity of our peers. We're the ones who know what it's like to suffer a loss, not just as an individual, but os a collective. And how to persevere, and help one another through that loss. We've been through a lot together, and we prove time after time that we are able to handle anything. Looking back at my last four years at Myers, I truly believe that this school develops strength of character. Keep it classy, Myers. Paicjv Cwtfe MOVING IN, MOVING ON, MOVING UP, MOVING OUT. Published in Canada Printed in the USA 1 ft Maxine Schnoor Christine Sekjra Tonya Surette Katie Szoke Greg Thompson Twyla Valgardson W' Moving In ■■■■■■■■ nK^^^aHi Brent Anderson Craig Avison Chantal Bacho Tannis Bassett Wyatt Bennett Carmen Bronsch Jesse Buchta Emily Burk Brooke Capner -WJ1 Taylor Capner Jordan Cook Robin Cook Kaitlynne Cracknell Erica Dam Jenae Degen yck A Drew Egeland Kieran Elrick Wade Friesen Deon Domotor-Manz Isabela Fehr Jessica Fletcher Jordan Florchinger Brett Forchuk Kelsey Frehlich Nicole Girouard Dani Graft 0 Nina Gansner Holly Hamilton Chelsea Gardner Mateya Gillespie Kelly Hansen Celeste Harper Travis Hart Arial Healy Henry Froese Dakoda Gross Gena Heezen Shantelle Holman Janel Huisman Jaden Kanomata Kyla Kerr Changaiz Khan Badminton Back Row: Patty Dillman (Coach), Austin James, Brett Dillman. Natalie Bennett, Eric Lister, Joel Norris, Craig Dillman (Coach) Front Row: Brett Shigemi, Tanner Vandersteen, Colton Rop Back Row: Jordo Klok, Erica Dam, Kyla Perini, Ashley Olsen, Kelly Hansen. Middle Row: Jessica Fletcher, Jenn Tan, Meteya Gillespie. Front Row: Janel Huisman, Tobin Pearson. Coaches: Patti Pearson, Kim Vornbrock, Jessica Stoddart. Grade 9 Girls Volleyball Back Row: Mike Rose (coach), Dylan Span, Jordan Cook, Drew Egeland, Wyatt Adams, Denver Brewin (coach) Front Row: Logan LePard, Jesse Buchta, Wyatt Bennett, Ashley Epp, Changaiz Khan, Jacob Rose Ml Back Row: Kassidy Valgardson, Erica Dam, Kelly Hansen, Nina Gansner, Jessica Kondor Middle Row: Janel Huisman, Meteya Gillespie, Anna Ho, Nicole Shaw, Nicole O'Neill Back Row: Robin Cook, Jenn Tan Coach: Lana Hansen 13 HU Moving On Moving On ........ ...........—■ ........................"Ill Jennifer Krizsan Kurtis Krizsan Ali Lamb Calsey Langkopf Collin Larsen Tylyn Lawson ‘^1 Aric Loewen Bradley Martens Connor Martin Matthew Odland Nicholas Sekura Adam Shelstad Paul Shimbashi Tyson Shushkewich Q 4 K Derrick Yokoyama Missing: Kamisha Dianocky Brad Driedger Brett Journoud Donna Lee Lewis Rylan Lukacs Travis Platt w o - a z > o V G RL S V o L L E Y B A L L 20 Top Row: Rob Fisher (Coach), Brittany Hoyt, Tylyn Lawson, Kelsie Wood, Gabby Bertoia, Erin Tams, Krista Richert (Coach) Bottom Row: Julie Johnson, Courtney Moser, Chelsea Just, Cassidy Johnson, Dionne Sawatzky HOME OF THF REBELS “ t It?-tl X Top Row: Hyrum Moriyama (Coach), Jordan Olsen, Austin Culler, Conner Layton, Aris Molenaar, Danny Waeckerlin Bottom Row: Brett Easthope, Brandon Torrie, Tyson Shushkewich, Caleb Puskas m o w > o j j w > m «: j j JV Girls Basketball V Boys Basketball 'ML;.^ Back Row: Doug Leavitt (Coach), David Johnson, Jordan Olsen, Rhys Bennett, McKay LePard, Tom Johnson, Trey Workman, Ben Anderson, Collin Larsen, Steve Jaylor (Coach). Front Row: Conner Layton, Dexter Gross, Gibson Kuryvial, Brandon Torrie, Kurtis Krizsan G * R > A * D * E * 1 1 Alex Tayler Hansen Harding Matthew Hart Branden Heezen Kasey Heller Lee Jensen David Johnson Robbi-Lee Ke Kevin Krahn Cassidy Johnson Sarahanne Jozsa Samantha Kono Larryssa Kurtz Melissa Mackillop Trevor Marsden Steph Martens Dylan Maxwell Tianno Meier Kolyn Melquist Julie Johnson Cody Kast Jakson Kehler Judy Krahn Ty Mackenzie Jennae Mertins 27 Movin PC 0 Anthony Miller Cody Miller Katrina Miyanaga Bobbi Odland Kaden Odland Kelly Odonnell Stephanie Sorensen Clay Sparks Brycen Spate Kimberley Moline Zak Oke Marlee Nakamura &^l ^^ Jeff Patrick Ed Peters Davis Phillips Logan Rockenbach Brend< Kris Sedgwick Nicholas Shaw DMackenzie Simek Taylor Spate Cole Stacey Taylor Stafford Roving Up Kira Steed Kaylee Swarbrick Danny Waeckerlin Cole Waldner Cara Werner Kendra Wesley Jayden Westerhoud Tanner Vandersteen Amanda Williamson Jenelle Worme Daniel Young Missing: Amanda Dalton James Haro P1755 —___ Golf Dokotah Brantner, Peyton Brantner, Gibson Kuryvial, Kaden Odland, Lindon Skelly Track & Field Back Row: Nicholas Shaw, Alex Harding, Danny Woekerlin Josh Von Spronsen, Wyatt Bennett Front Row: Twyla Valgardson, Emily Burk, Tennis Bassett, Amanda Gass (coach) 32 Golf & Cross ■- Top: Kennedy Renner Bottom: Kocy Toms IB* Front Row: Nicole Ross, Josh Vanspronsen, Back Row: Duncan Campbell, Brandon Armstrong, Emmitt Campbell, Skyler Johnson Missing: Brett Dillman Curling Kyler Hirch Wrestling & Weight Lifting 33 LIBRARY CLOSED EDIMTHEEIUMIHATIOH HAU .amiiHBiniM Illi* GRAD 2011 Alexis Anderson Nick: Aleckai, Gurgi, Alex The LION! F.S: That's mean poopoohead AMB: To have a job in the Medical field. P.F: No post secondary= no back-up plan P.P: Being wrong MMM: Forgetting Rachel at Five Guys after a rugby game TYMM: Partying like it's our day job Shauna Anderson Nick: Lu-Lu, Shauna-na-na-na F.S: Step of a step! AMB: Nursing P.F: Become a earn: P.P: When people drive down the highway and forget to turn MMM: When our basketball team was at a tournament in Brooks and stopped at BP's and i got claustrophobic and started panicking while walking through the long skinny hallway to the bathroom TYMM: Playing sports and seeing my friends everyday 'T^AeA/teJT^DtttiA Cody Baber__________________ Nick: Baber F.S: Even Einstein asked questions AMB: Mechanic P.F: Mechanic, something i like to do P.P: Hypocrites MMM: Europe Trip/ Grad 2011 TYMM: Ice fishing trips with Jarid Rombough Emilee Barbour Nick: COCO BARBS. EM, EmyB F.S: Spicy! AMB: Hillsong College. Australia. Travel the world P.F: Where ever God leads me P.P: Gum smackers, Justin Bieber obsessors, fakers MMM: Aiea and Jessica's animal impressions TYMM: Chomney, and all my friends Courtney Anderson Nick: QP, Courter, "C", Fossa, Courto F.S: I win!, Boom!, Oohh Sshh! AMB: Travel the World P.F: Run out of money, stay in Taber forever P.P: When Hillary uses pen in Math MMM: Grace slipping on the wet stairs on the ferry, Band trip 2011 TYMM: Band trips! Friends! Kaitlyn Aubin Nick: Kait, Youngin F.S: Hey now! AMB: Become a nurse practitioner, and start my own practice with a wonderful family P.F: Discover the cure for cancer and marry Ryan Reynolds P.P: Justin Beiber and messy people MMM: Europe 2009 TYMM: Chomany, lunch and bio class Jordin Bakoway Nick: Jo-Jo F.S: "Hey, whats up?" AMB: Child Psychology P.F: Leaving Taber P.P: People that walk on the wrong side of the stairs MMM: Graduating TYMM: My friends Jessie Bedard Nick: F.S: Don't say much AMB: Join Army; become infantry soldier P.F: Stuck in Pow camp P.P: Liars, thiefs MMM: The spelunking trip I went on with Elhorn School when I started to talk with a girl TYMM: Having trust worthy people to talk to, teachers Nick: Nickname 4F F.S: Favourite Saying ^ AMB: Ambition ^F P.F: Probable Fate^F P.P: Pet Peeve No Photo Available GRAD 2011 Theae Ant 7fe Pouf a Hillary Bennett Rachel Bennett Jesse Boyer Cory Braconnier Dakotah Brantner Tyrell Caldwell Laura Campbell AMB: Become a high performance mechanic P.F: Professional hot air balloon racer Nick: Rache F.S: Brilliant! (In a British accent) AMB: To be an extra in the movie The Hobbit P.F: End up living in Raymond Natalie Bennett Nick: Fish, Hillabean, Chicken F.S: If you were a pirate would you have your parrot on this shoulder or this shoulder? AMB: Cast os Malfay in 'Very Potter Musical P.F: Marrying Ryan Reynolds P.P: Waterwings and Spandex MMM: Grade 12 Band Trip TYMM: Period 5 chats P.P: When people throw hamburgers at my van :( MMM: In Bio, when I was Herb, the skeleton's girlfriend TYMM: To save myself from writting an essay, I'll say pretty much everything P.P: When people think they know what they're talking about but they don't MMM: Bringing cat food and candles to a school gift exchange TYMM: Hanging out with friends NO INFORMATION AVAILABLE Nick: Halle Martin, Nat F.S: Umm, how bout, we could.., Hakuna Matata AMB: Travel everywhere, become a pediatric nurse, get married and have a family P.F: Lifeguard for the rest of my life P.P: Chase & Colyn always tapping their feet and making the desks shake, people in the stairs (right of way issues) MMM: Travelling to edmonton, banff; Vancouver for band trip TYMM: Friends who will move away and getting to see them everyday and Courtney, Not having to be completely responsible for myself NO INFORMATION AVAILABLE Nick: Kotah, Brown Buns F.S: What? AMB: The first woman in the NBA P.F: Be permanently tan and be a hockey mom P.P: People that sit in the middle seat of a truck when the passenger seat is empty MMM: Closing Tim Hortons drive thru with a pylon. Summer 2010 TYMM: Hanging out with Bianca and Kennedy, seeing my friends everyday Nick: F.S: Quotes from youtube clips and funny movies AMB: Stay at home mom! P.F: Working the Ferris wheel at Cornfest P.P: Turning off important alarms in my sleep MMM: Hawaii trip! TYMM: Friends are always together MMM: Most Memorable Moment Jff TYMM: Things You'll Miss Most about High School GRAD 2011 Tkwg Ant Tihc Dot/a Shayla Campbell Nick: ShayBear F.S: No not really, I'm just kidding! AMB: Special Needs Assistant P.F: Taxi Driver P.P: When people have hair on their clothes MMM: Falling out of the French desk sideways TYMM: Getting into trouble and wrestling in the hallways with RooBear Paige Carle Greg Carolla No Photo Available Nick: Gretchen F.S: Awesome possum AMB: Carpenter P.F: Professial Panhandler 3 P.P: Things that squeak MMM: 18th birthday party TYMM: Hanging out with people Amber Collett Isabelle Comanda P.P: Living with Jordin B MMM: First day of school TYMM: Friends and the peer mentorship program Nick: Izzy, Isabella F.S: YES! AMB: Nurse P.F: Live with Jordin B Nick: Paigey-Poo, Stu F.S: Schmeeee! AMB: Art Teacher/ Pixar Animator P.F: Going back and working at WalMart electronics P.P: People taking stuff out of my locker because i refuse to use a lock MMM: The duck calculator, and all the "verbal diarrhea” I had in Chern TYMM: All of the times I've laughed with my friends over ridiculous happenings Colyn Cleland Nick: Cleo F.S: You're Right AMB: Graduate P.F: Keven's assistant goalie coach P.P: Band teachers MMM: Atom A provincials, Western Canadians TYMM: Friends Jessie Collett Nick: Jess Jess F.S: Are you serious?! AMB: Get out of Taber and be successful P.F: Taylor's Chauffeur P.P: Waiting MMM: Getting pulled over for harrassing Tim Horton's with Fraser in the hatchback and Kolten in tights TYMM: The many nights spent hanging out at Tuckers Sabrina Cook Nick: Breezy F.S: Good thing I have a library card, because I'm checking you out AMB: Attend school and become a Music Teacher P.F: Living in Taber my whole life P.P: MMM: Grade 12 Band Trip TYMM: Seeing all my friends everyday Nick: Nickname ^ F.S: Favourite Saying 4F AMB: Ambition 4F P.F: Probable Fate^ P.P: Pet Peeve € «6. . 4 GRAD 2011 Daniel Cousins Nick: Daniel Son F.S: Right meow AMB: Travel the world P.F: Rice Farmer P.P: Social Studies MMM: All the laughs and fun with my friends TYMM: Seeing everyone everyday J Taylor Culler Nick: F.S: AMB: To become a successful interior designer and live in a francophone country P.F: Go to university to be an interior designer P.P: Beige walls and I like things colour coded MMM: My Social 30 class and racing a train in French Class TYMM: My closest friends and the sense of home while growing up Megan Donahue No Information Available Hiese A/re^Fke Datp MNathaniel Drouin Nick: Nate F.S: Shhh AMB: Get rich quick P.F: Die No Photo Available P.P: Women - MMM: Failing English TYMM: Codi, Karly; Skipping class with Shawn No Information Available P.P: People touching my shoulders MMM: Grade 12 band trip TYMM: Seeing my friends Nick: Hedgie F.S: Are you the square root of two, because you're making me irrational Amb: Veterinarian P.F: Living in Taber Michelle Cradduck Brett Dillman ________________ Dylan Draney No Information Available Cody Durant Nick: Cheeno F.S: Git yer pull AMB: Aircraft Mechanic P.F: Working in the oilfield P.P: When people pick at things with their fingernails TYMM: Shop class t £ £4 MMM: Most Memorable Moment 4F TYMM: Things You'll Miss Most about High School GRAD 2011 Uttar Aw 7fe Dot/a Karly Froehlick Nick: Big B F.S: Everyday i'm shufflin'! AMB: Make music P.F: Working or going to school P.P: When people don't know what they're talking about MMM: Going to Italy TYMM: Epic gym class field trips Nick: Sammie SoSa F.S: Shut Up AMB: To be a famous photographer P.F: a Bobby Foot Nick: F.S: I'm glad we had this conversation AMB: World renowned chef P.F: Professional Gambler Lisa Froese Megan Gilbertson No Information Available No Information Available Derrick Goodrich Samantha Hanke Nick: D-Goods, Gdgr F.S: AMB: Doctor P.F: Hair Model P.P: MMM: Grad 2011 TYMM: Bradley Hansen Brendon Heal Nick: F.S: Get R Done AMB: Work hard and not be in debt P.F: Run my own company in the oil patch P.P: Slow drivers on highways and main roads MMM: Getting blown out of the boat when I shot at a duck and it put me in the water TYMM: Getting to sleep till 8 or later Nick: Karkar, Charlie F.S: You're delusional!! AMB: Be rich P.F: McDonald's with Cassy! P.P: MMM: Grad and when Cassy missed the drive thru window TYMM: Social class P.P: When people tickle/poke my sides, and people who hog the blonkets MMM: Safe Grad 20111; Breaking < Medicine Hat boys nose May Long 2010 TYMM: Seeing Everybody P.P: People walking slow MMM: Running around school in the gorilla suit. May long TYMM: Football, after school workouts, Math with Krchnak (he also shuffles) Nick: Nickname JF F.S: Favourite Saying 4F AMB: Ambition^ P.F: Probable Fate^F P.P: Pet Peeve Tire at Aw 71«e Dap Nick: Ry Ry, Smiley Rylee, Do right Rylee F.S: Yes, but no AMB: Hopefully be on Broadway, if that doesn't work out I'll study psychology

W. R. Myers High School 2020

Author: W. R. Myers High School
Publication venue: W. R. Myers High School
Publication date: 01/01/2023
Field of study

The annual publication of the students of W. R. Myers High School Taber, Alberta. (Volume 2019-2020)pdfEXPECT TUC WRMYERS ] IGH SCHOOL REBEL PRIDE RESPECT | EXCELLENCE | BALANCE | EFFORT | LOYALITY iWKiro ^BEe ‘ YOURSELF : • EVERYONE • ELSE ■ M.K • ALREADY ' . TAKEN 2 XCITMNT15 IN M 5 — WHWWMfiGt Hello Rebels Family! The 2019-2020 school year will be one forthe memory banks! We started the year with the theme of being "superheroes"! Our staff was ready to build memories and learning with our students in September. October, November, December and January came and went without a hitch. Little did we know that we would be thrusted into a "new normal" of teaching and learning with COVID-19 taking the world by storm in March of 2020. Our Rebel's family is a tough and resilient group! We shifted gears to our "new normal of online learning and teaching. It is with great pride as principal of W.R. Myers High School that I saw students, staff and parents shift gears seamlessly to a new learning environment. We certainly miss our students as they are the reason why we teach! 1 hope that all of you are doing well and encourage you to stay safe during this unprecedented time! We look forward to seeing you soon! Mr. Pon, #RebelsForLife! Julie and Lowell are an enthusiastic duo who have first-hand experience turning obstacles into opportunities. Julie, a Speech Pathologist, and Lowell, a Registered Psychologist have been married for 10 years and currently live in Lethbridge, Alberta with theirtwo sons. Lowell suffers from Retinitis Pigmentosa (RP) that has required him to adjust to decreasing sight his entire life. He is now legally blind with no peripheral vision, reduced centra vision, and no vision in low light. Lowell was the first visually impaired contestant in Amazing Race’s history, and- relying on their teamwork- Julie and Lowell completed seven out of eleven legs on season four of The Amazing Race Canada. Lowell now has his sights set on competing in road and track cycling at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games. His ‘vision for 2020’ is just one way his inspiring optimism and determination have turned tough times into positive experiences. Julie and Lowell work tremendously well as a team. Julie has been by Lowell’s side every step of the way as he faces challenges to his independence. Lowell's emotional & mental strength, unending patience, and sense of humour help with daily stressors as they live, work, and raise a family together. They now speak together to share their message of overcoming obstacles, and what it takes to get through life’s challenges. -(www.livewithheart.ca) choosc NOT TO COMPLAIN FOR 24 HOURS WUAT OBSTACLES WAVE TAUGE1T US IS... A CUANGE IN MINDSET CREATES RESILIENCY! SEEM POSSIBILITIES yOTMWILITt 7 Lisa Astalos Sam Bennett Greg Bowes Caitlyn Brugger Crystal Carver Jesse Ellingson Dale Friesen Trina Gedny Janae Haslam Derrick Hoekstra Adam Hughes Corrie llczynski Arica Jensen Noel Kehler Hollie Kimmins Arron Lai Rene Lavoie Doug Leavitt Tim Luchanski Andrea Makarchuk Stacy McClelland Hyrum Moriyama Kendra Nadeau Stacey Peleskey Lori Pickerell Melissa Planger Ken Pon Rachel Price Jessica Ressler Kyle Schneider Maxine Schnoor Linda Vanmeetelen Kimberley Wasylowich Dalziel Whipple "If I could do it oil over again, I wish I would have acted without the fear of what others thought." ~ lee 50 year old C€O After having graduated from college with a Business Administration degree, top of his class with a 4.0 GPA and named Class Valedictorian, Sean Aiken struggled with fear, anxiety, and the expectation of others in answering the question, “What should I do with my life?” Instead of take the first job that came along, he found a unique way of figuring it out: The One-Week Job Project. (www.oneweekjob.com) ITSOKTO NOtKNOW. Ajelle Acosta Avery Anderson Tyler Anderson Keira Astalos Chris Banga Frank Banman Julie Benedicto John Bennett Malcolm Binondo Kwynn Blindback Olivia Bos Sarah Brantner Cohen Broadbent Brylin Brown Jayjay Buitenhuis Emileen Bullock Alyssa Campbell Kira Campbell Kevin Camps Dylan Cannady Talaina Carlsen Emily Carver Rylan Cetinski Camryn Coney Cadence Crowson Alisson Cruz Elizabeth David Logan Davis Wyatt Eckert Christian Ellingson Ulanda Fehr Cody Fisher Alvino Froese Cheyenne Gamache Shea Garner Harley Giesbrecht Cassandra Gonzales Reuben Hamm Daimen Hammond Blaze Hansen Alysha Harker Andrea Heezen Tatum Higa Ally llczynski KylerJames Chase Jensen SydniJensen Taia Jensen Tyler Jensen • DON'T - WAIT- 5 Jot? • BETTER • TIME Zachary Johnson Bryanne Jones Josie Kabatoff Nathan Keeping Brooklyn Kercher Noah Kientopp Brandan Klassen Brendan Klassen Danny Kroeker Ashton Kunz Eliza Larson Madison Layton Greyson Litchfield Andy Little Megan Lumley Kade Lund KarterLyczewski Kaylee Martin Dawson Matthews Rylan Millo Carter Moser Michaela Nilsson Aiden O'connor Lauren Pack Owen Parks Maren Pawlenchuk Ashley Peters Eva Peters Rylee Peterson Keira Phillips Jayden Prosper Maloree Rasmussen Madison Rempel Kole Reynolds Shylynn Rice Abby Risto Aidan Risto Cooper Ross AbbySawchuk Tayla Silver Jalyn Sprinkle Brady Swistun JoelTorrie SaygeTurcato Riley Tyssen KonnerUnser Levi Van Beers Nathan Verloop Kassidy Virostek Lucie Waugh Justin Wensveen Mason Werewka Jessica Wiebe Lucy Wiggill Kinzie Woo Emily Wright Cordell Zacharias Willy Zacharias Tyson Zorn Jessica Anderson Jesse Andrus Brooklyn Baker AndyBanga Creadence Bear Brooklynn Bennett Evy Brinton Jessica Brown Ethan Chapple Leah Clarkson Carson Cleland Emma Couch Talen Damberger Emma Dickinson Nathon Elm Terex Evenson Ty Fitch Josh Gardner Colby Garner Dakota Giesbrecht Makenzie Goodwin Bobby Harris Micheal Hart Carson Haynes Noah Jennison KadeJensen KodyJensen Yuji Kameyama Aron Kane Brayden Kaye Ayden King Jonathan Klassen Jada Klimchuk Hayden Knight Kevin Krizsan Logan Kromm Kaden Lee Jorja Loewen Errika Maillet Alanna Makarchuk Cassandra Marko Amelia Martens Marie Martin Rylan Martinson Trinity Mehlhaff Tucker Mouland Beth Nelson Alex Neudorf Axel Neustaeter Parker Nims Esha Parhar Franz Penner Jhon Rabaca Carsen Reid Aidan Richardson Sarah Stone Michael Strange Tyson Torrie Abby Wood Mason Workman Darci Wright Levi Wright Nuria Simon Jenna Sinclair-Feist Patrisha Sta.Romana Elisa Rios Clara Ruiz Fernandez Dylan Saunders CLASS O Martin Van Rootselaar Emily Vowles Camryn Wojtowicz The Outdoor Education students were hanging on fortheir lives as we travelled to the University of Lethbridge climbing wall and that was just on the bus ride up there!! When we arrived the students had a fantastic time and many students I? showed some great climbing skills as they climbed to the top of the wall. Awesome Job! This year we only had one team compete in the CardBoard boat Races. They did exceptionally well (as you can see here). A blast was had by all. Way to go girls! M05T OUTSTANDING RUNNER AWARD Grade 12 - Rachel Pack Grade 11 - Axel Neustaeter Grade 10 - Shylynn Rice Team: Morgan Bos, Thatcher Hughes, Alex Makarchuk, Axel Neustaeter, Rachel Pack, Rylee Peterson, Shylynn Rice, Morgan Werewka, Jessica Wiebe, Russell Wiebe, Emily Wright Coaches: Kyle Schneider, Caitlyn Brugger, Melissa Planger This season we had about 10 runners come out for Cross Country. All of our runners improved greatly throughout the season as they showed great heart and determination. This season was capped off by a frigid day atzones in Medicine Hatwith a grueling, hill filled course. Our runners bared the elements and all ran extremely well, many posting some of their best times of the year. ~ Coach Schneider -«- SMB — B9ES8 20 ■ /’■»' STOP DiieamuuL »i— —i V START DOING ALANNA MAKARCUUk WON ZONK & PLACED LIU IN PROVINCIALS WAY TO GO ALANNAl The GolfTeam had a great showingthisyear. Zones were held at the Vulcan Golf and Country Club. Dylan Saunders shot 92 and came in 31st. Alanna Makarchuk shot 82 to win the South Zone Individual Girls Competition. Alanna went on to Provincials which were held at Alberta Spring Golf Resortand Innisfail Golf and Country Club. Sheshot 84 and 87 to come in 6th place out of 67 girls. 21 Team: Alanna Makarchuk, Dylan Saunders Coach: Andrea Makarchuk MOST OUTSTANDING LINEBACKER Connor Toms ALL-STAR DEFENSIVE LINE AND OFFENSIVE LINE Luke Jensen ROW THE FIGHTING REBELS QUALIFIED FOR PROVINCIALS! It was an up and down year for the Football Rebels this year. The team finished 3rd in the Dawson Division of the SAHSFLand ranked #9 in Alberta. They also qualified forthe Zone Title Game and Provincial Quarter-Finals. This is the fourth year in a row that the team qualified for Provincials. The team was led by league all-stars ConnorTams, Luke Jensen, and Shawn Harris. NEWCOMER OE THE YEAR Randy Martens Team Roster: (1) Randy Martens, (2) Shawn Harris, (3) Brett Bullock, (5) Ashton Kunz, (9) Mason Werewka, (10) Aiden O'Connor, (11)Josh Bekkering, (14) ConnorTams,(18) Kade Lund, (20) OskarTams, (23) Konner Unser, (24) Quinn Bailey, (27) Luke Jensen, (28) Kyler James, (33) Alex Neudorf, (50) Sloane Dube, (55)Tucker Mouland, (56) Carson Reid, (60) Daimen Hammond, (65)JayJay Buitenhuis, (66) Nathan Keeping, (70) Cohen Broadbent, (77) Johnny Klassen, (80) Kody Jensen, (88) Greyson Litchfield 25 T\ HALLOWEEN MS ft 5P00KTACULAR MOIS HEAR'.' JUSTTAKE ft LOOK ftT WE COWES' SOME OF OMR REBELS REALLH OWIWEWESIHlStt! WHAT mi HALLOWEEN BE WIWOUT WE WIIL PUMPKIN CURVING (OR IN WI5 HEAR S CASE - POINTING) CONTEST? SOME AMAZING ARTISTS TURNED OUT SOME FANTASTIC PUMPKINS IN RECORD TIME' AND AS Atm WE CRN COUNT ON MR. LEAVITTTO FULLH EMBRACE HIS CHARACTER/C05TUMEHEARAFTERHEAR' 25 OUR ACADEMIC AWARDS NICUT is such an amazing evening where all of our students who have achieved excellence in their respective courses are recognized for their accomplishments. TUI5 YEAR II STUDENTS WERE INVITED TO AWARDS NICUT. HOU KOCK!' SPONSORS-Alberta Teachers Association Local #4, Mrs. Alyson Archibald and Mr. Gary Lyckman, Avail CPA, Baldry Sugden Law Office, Bonduelle Canada Inc., Canadian Natural Resources Ltd., Chapman & Bos Photography, Chin Ridge Farms Ltd., Country 95.5 and B 93.3 FM, Laurance and Deanna Eldridge, 1st Choice Savings and Credit Union, Future Focus, Giroux-Feininger Family, Glacier Communications, Horizon School Division No. 67, Institute ofChartered Accountants of Alberta, Inter Pipeline Fund, Jae Hun Shim (Shim Law), Dr. and Mrs. Tyler Johnson, K-40Club, Kinsmen Club, KiwanisClub, 26 Lamb Weston, McDonald Chevrolet Ltd. SPONSORS CON'T - Medicine Hat Co - Op, Merit Contractors Association, Pixel Boom Media Ltd., RBC Royal Bank, Rogers Sugar/Lantic Inc., Royal Canadian Legion Branch #20, Royal Canadian Legion Ladies Auxiliary, Ryan Holcek Memorial Society, Saunders Farms, Saunders Insurance, Southland Funeral Chapel, Sun Life Financial, Agent Keith Williams, Taber Clinic, Taber Co-Op, Taber IGA, TaberJapanese Canadian Club, Taber Oilmen’s Association, TaberTimes, Taivin Oil Field Supply, Dr. Ryan and Mrs.TonyaTorrie, Western Financial Group, W&GTschritter Farms, W. R. Myers Band Parents Associatioi^ MS EVENING WOULD NOT EC POSSIBLE WITHOUT OUR MANY COMMUNITY SPONSORS WAY TO GO REBELS You make us all so proud! If *3 THE FIRST REMEMBRANCE DAY was observed in 1919 throughout the British Commonwealth. November 11,1931. Itwas originally called “Armistice Day” to commemorate the armistice agreement that ended the First World War on Monday, November 11,1918, at 11 a.m. - on the eleventh hour of the day of the eleventh month. IT WASN'T WTIimthata bill was passed in the House of Commons to observe Armistice Day only on November 11 (previous to that, Armsitice Day was celebrated on the Monday of the week of November 11th). The bill also changed, the name fb “Remembrance Day”. YEAR ON November 11th, ans pause in a moment of to honour and remember the cl women who have served, tinue to serve Canada mesofwar, conflict and TUEREARE approximately 65,000 Regular Force and 25,000 reservist members in the Canadian military. WE REMOTER the more than 2,300,000 Canadians who have served throughout our nation’s history and the more than 118,000 who made the ultimate sacrifice. MOST OUTSTANDING PLAYER Lexi Gedny UEART&UUSTLE AWARD Alyssa Crick Team Roster: (l)Addyson Bennett, (12)Teya Harris, (3)Tatum Duncan, (2)Emma West, (5)Brooklyn Bullock, (6)Alyssa Erick, (4)Vanessa Horvath, (ll)Lexi Gedny, (8)Emma Richardson, (7)Reese Merkl Coach: Sam Bennett, Assistant Coach: Brent Gedny This year our team were the masters of winning semifinals. We ended up second in a few tournaments, divisionals as well as in 3J zone competition. Overall we had a very successful year. ~ Coach Bennett R£B£L AWARD Brooklynn Bennett The JV girls were a competitive group who fought hard in league play and tournaments. We had a great group of ten girls who were coachable, motivated, hard working and talented. Our league play was tough but we battled hard and narrowly missed out on playoffs. Mrs. Ressler wants to wish all the girls the best of luck next season! Team Roster: Brooklyn Baker, Brooklynn Bennett, Andrea Heezen, Bryanne Jones, Maddy Layton, Beth Nelson, Abby Sawchuk, Kassidy Virostek, Darci Wright Coach: Jessica Ressler WiEBEL; 'BELS REBEL SEBXX. REBELS^ REBEL! REBELS1 EBELS >^iimi>w WALL-STAR Kassidy Virostek Bryonne Jones OLLEYBALL DEARTH OTIC AWARD Dylan Saunders R.E.B.E.L AWARD Nathan Schnoor BOYS OLLEYBALL JW ilance REBEL' —— Team Roster: (ll)John Bennett, (12)Ethan Chapple, (lO)Chase Jensen, (5)Zach Johnson, (6)Kevin Kriszan, (14)Kaden Lee, (7)Carter Moser, (4)Dylan Saunders, (8)Justin Schortinghuis, (15)Nathan Schnoor, (13)Tyson Torrie, (9)Levi Wright Coach: Aaron Lai, Assistant Coach: Dale Friesen This year's team was a great mix of athletes from grades 10 through 12 who all had to compete at the Varsity level due to low numbers of males wanting to play. The two grade 12 leaders on the team, helped lead the way for a younger team and set the example day in and day out. A highlight was their solid effort at a large Calgary tournament in October. They went into the 2A Zone Championships as the #6 ranked team in the South and narrowly missed out on making it to the Zone Final and an opportunity for Provincials! Coach Lai wants to wish the graduating players all the best in the future and is looking forward to watching the returning players develop for next season! HEART & HUSTLE - Hayley Jones - Hayley played with passion and energy. She loved playing volleyball and she was one of the most adaptable players on this year'steam. She was always there to pump up her teammates when they were down on themselves. A well deserved award! REBEL AWARD - Vicky Shimbashi - Vicky is a hard working athlete that always put the pedal to the floor when she played. She exhibited all the characteristics of a Rebel. She was enthusiastic, she tried hard every time she played. Vicky earned this award by playing every point until the whistle blew. MVP - Anika Steed - Anika was our team captain. She led with her actions and was a solid role model for her peers. In myopinion, she is a well deserved recipientforthis award as it was a pleasure to coach such a solid player and teammate. We had a season filled with ups and downs but played hard to the end. This group of players was very talented and we put ourselves in a position to battle fora provincial berth. We came op a bit short in the zone semifinal against Vauxhall but the team never gave up. I was very proud of this group of young people and how they improved. The following players will be recognized fortheir achievements this year. - Coach Pon Team Roster: (15)Avery Anderson, (4)Makenzee Hoskins-Moser, (6)Emily Hoyt, (7)Halle Johnson, (3)Hayley Jones, (2)Aynsley Kunz, (13)Elisa Rios, (5)Vicky Shimbashi, (9)Anika Steed, (l)Abby Wood Coach: Ken Pon m^mnmw? BMHNMWBW WMW.. fOOE SWWNfllM 51 OBVIOUSLY UE ALL know that Santa has magical powers, but researchers have calculated just how magical Father Christmas really is. The researchers found that in order to deliver all of his presents on Christmas Eve Santa would need to travel at 650 miles per second and visit 822 homes a second - no wonder he needs to eat so many mince meat pies.....I! SPREAD THE XMA5 WITi DONATE TO UTOODBANK. Have you heard of the "fOHS CP suit?" 4 presents: 1) Something you want. 2) Something you need. 3) Something to wear. 4) Something to read. 55 ogether Everyone Achieves Morel! •Wild* OF KINDNESS no matter HOW SMALL - U - EVER WASTED START DOING ^curling The W.R. Myers Curling Team had another great season. This year there was only a Mixed Team. It was comprised of Alanna Makarchuk(skip), Konnor Unser (third), Ashleigh Little (second), Emily Carver (second), Brady Swistin (lead), Alex Makarchuk (lead) and Andrea Makarchuk (coach). Divisionals were held at the Taber Curling Club and the team beat St. Marys 12-2 and St. Michaels 9-2 in round robin. But unfortunately lost to St. Michaels in the finals 7-5. This year the South Zone added Mixed Doubles to Zones. So we entered three teams to this event and had great success. Ashleigh and Brady finished third, Alex and Emily fifth and Alanna and Konnor sixth. 51 The Physics 20s had to demonstrate their knowledge offerees and energy by building a roller coaster than included a vertical loop-the-loop. The students got creative with their different use of materials, and Alanna even involved a jump in hers where the marble blew a candle out! It is always fun how the students interpret the assignment in different ways to achieve the same end goal. Well done! This year Science 14-24 learned all about chemical reactions. They did this by making putty using Borax and glue. They also blew bubbles in old CD's. They also learned about meltingand boilingpoints of different substances, and the difference between acids and bases. HO QUITTERS NEVER ^win^ WINNERS The'Beit ?WAY: ^DONE^ IS TO BEGIN MW IGNORE THE NOISE OWN CHOICE follow your __ C0ACUE6 AWARD - Wilford Gulay - Wilford improved a great deal this year! He would try to ask questions on how to improve his game. He was always respectful to me as a coach and also to his teammates. He wanted the whole team to improve and this desire to help his team makes him the perfect candidate for the Coaches award. HART AND HUSTLE - Brennan Abela- Brennan brought his best to every game! He wanted to improve and help his teammates improve. Brennan is a very athletic player and a player who tried to help his teammates improve. He showed intensity and heart on the court for each game he played. He represented the heart and hustle of our team this year. MOST OUTSTANDING PLAYER-zach Giesbrecht Bael - - Zach came to play every game and put his full effort onto the court. I was impressed by his desire and energy to play the sport that he loves. He helped his teammates that were learning the game and thereby helped to grow his leadership in turn. Zach is a well deserved recipient of this award. Boys BASKETBALL HOMEOFsHE REBELS What a great year with this group of basketball players! They grew both on and off the court through perseverance, desire and heart. The team improved throughout the year and it was a pleasure to coach this group of players. Good luck to you all as you move onto the next phase of your basketball careers. The following athletes will be recognized this year for athletic awards. -Coach Pon Team Roster: (6) Brennan Abela, (lO)Allen Clements (DA), (9)Zach Giesbrecht- Bael, (3)Tristyn Chief, (7)Wilford Gulay, (2)Abe Neustaeter (DA), (4)Demitri Sawatzky, (5)0wen Schnoor, (8)Walker Skiba Coach: Ken Pon, Assistant Coach: Arron Lai - .44’. MOST OUTSTANDING PLAYER Teya Harris MOST DEDICATED PLAYER Addyson Sennett Hailey Kane GIRLS BASKETBALL OurTier 1 Girls fought hard all season, headlined by wins over St. Mary sand Brooks. With many first time players on the team the team grew in skill level drastically and were hard to play against with their scrappy, heart filled play style. Leadingthe way in scoring was Teya Harris and Addyson Bennet, Hailey Kane as our 3pt marksman and Rebounding and Blocks machine Alyssa Erick. Through many ups and downs all season these girls never lost their positive attitude and exemplified the traits of being a Rebel. MOST OUTSTANDING PLAYER Kode Lund "TUE MOTOR" €thon Chapple "TUEUEART" Dylan Saunders "TUE MICROWAVE" Colby Honsen The JV Boys enjoyed a very successful season, finishing with a record of 20 wins with only 6 defeats. They finished their league schedule with a record of 11-3, good for 2nd place in the regular standings. The boys played long stretches this year short-handed, as a number of our players went down with various ailments and injuries. The team deserves credit for their resilience and perseverance despite the trying circumstances. Particularthanks goes out to the players’ parents and families, and especially to Coach Bowes; our co-coach and "BLOB and SLOB” specialist. Many of these players will need to step up to a varsity position next year. We're looking forward to seeing them on the court next season. - Coach Leavitt Team Roster: (6)Ethan Chapple, (23)Colby Hansen, (9)Chase Jensen, (7)Tyler Jensen, (5)Zach Johnson, (2l)Kade Lund, (l)Carter Moser, (33) Aiden O'Connor, (3)Dylan Saunders, (13)JoelTorrie, (8)Tyson Torrie Coach: Doug Leavitt, Assistant Coach: Greg Bowes The JV Girls had an amazing year, both competing on the court and bonding away from the gym! The girls all seemed to get better and better as the year progressed, and I couldn' t have been more proud of the continuous effort and dedication that the team showed during practices and games! I want to thank all the athletes, as well as my phenomenal Assistant Coach Sandra Jones, for the wonderful experience this season! ~ Coach Bennett most OUTSTANDING PLAYER V Bryanne Jones Andrea Heezen GIRLS BASKETBALL Boys It was a very senior heavy,

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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 Box 12, Milo, AB T0L1L0 Canada Post Agmt. # 40607518 June 2022 Edition No. 383 The Milo Can Opener I love all barns: intact, fading, falling, or collapsed in a failed attempt to fight time, wind and gravity. What you see here, some distance southwest of Milo is a stunning example of early 20th century construction, built in 1917 for owner Francis Xavier Byngessner. Photo and commentary by Cameron Klem 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, etransfer to [email protected] Any Can Opener volunteer Is your Can Opener subscription due? Check the end date on your label on the front cover. “2022-Dec” for example, would mean your subscription is paid until the December issue, 2022. 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 so much. -Can Opener volunteers. Canada Post Agmt # 40607518 8ox12.Mfc.AB T0LHC U? March 2022 / Q ih: Edition No. 380 The Milo Can Opener Advertising: Single Annual Insertion With Subscription Business Directory

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GEORGE LISCOMBE NANTON VULCAN (403) 646-3111 (403) 485-6006 in conjunction with LieLow Music Fest Saturday June 18th - 11 am to 7 pm Where: • At the Drop-In • In the Library (along with a Book & Plant Sale) • On Centre Street which will be closed to traffic Eats: Food Concession at the Drop-In hosted by Friends of Milo Library and sponsored by ATB Vendors reserve your space. The cost is 20. Email [email protected] for more information. Indoor spaces are limited. Outdoor vendors must bring tables, chairs, tents, etc. Spaces are assigned on a first come first-served basis. Follow Milo Art Society@MiloArtSociety on Facebook for updates. WWW.LIELOWMUSICFEST.COM Festival Passes 6 5 p p Music • Art • Vendors • Community • Dancing To purchase tickets email - [email protected] It keeps track of how often For Father’s Day, Jack gets a new FartBit. A small boy was at the zoo with his father. They were looking at the tigers, and his father was telling him how ferocious they were. "Daddy, if the tigers got out and ate you up..." "Yes, son?" the father asked, ready to console him. "...Which bus would I take home?" Best Corny Dad Jokes • "My wife is really mad at the fact that I have no sense of direction. So I packed up my stuff and right!" • Why don't eggs tell jokes? They'd crack each other up." • "I don't trust stairs. They're always up to something." • "What do you call someone with no body and no nose? Nobody knows." • "Did you hear the rumor about butter? Well, I'm not going to spread it!" • "Why couldn't the bicycle stand up by itself? It was two tired." • "What did one hat say to the other?" "Stay here! I'm going on ahead." • "Why did Billy get fired from the banana factory? He kept throwing away the bent ones." • "Dad, can you put my shoes on?" "No, I don't think they'll fit me." • "Why can't a nose be 12 inches long? Because then it would be a foot." • "What does a lemon say when it answers the phone?" "Yellow!" • "This graveyard looks overcrowded. People must be dying to get in." • "What kind of car does an egg drive?" "A yolkswagen." • "Dad, can you put the cat out?" "I didn't know it was on fire." • "How do you make 7 even?" "Take away the s." • "How does a taco say grace?" "Lettuce pray." • "What time did the man go to the dentist? Tooth hurt-y." • "Why didn't the skeleton climb the mountain?" "It didn't have the guts." • "What do you call it when a snowman throws a tantrum?" "A meltdown." • "How many tickles does it take to make an octopus laugh? Ten tickles." • "I have a joke about chemistry, but I don't think it will get a reaction." • "What concert costs just 45 cents? 50 Cent featuring Nickel-back!" • "What does a bee use to brush its hair?" "A honeycomb!" • "How do you make a tissue dance? You put a little boogie in it." • "Why did the math book look so sad? Because of all of its problems!" • "What do you call cheese that isn't yours? Nacho cheese." • "My dad told me a joke about boxing. I guess I missed the punch line." • "What kind of shoes do ninjas wear? Sneakers!" • "How does a penguin build its house? Igloos it together." PROVIDING FUEL, LUBRICANTS, AG EQUIPMENT, LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS, HOME & BUILDING SUPPLIES AND TIRES, ARROWWOOD CO-OP IS COMMITTED TO HELP SERVE YOU 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 I I < ? : : BETTER. ARROWWOOD CO-OP LOCALLY INVESTED | COMMUNITY-MINDED | LIFETIME MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS G.D/s REPAIR =. Licensed Automotive Technician => Friendly, reliable service => Maintenance and repairs => ALL your mechanical needs Call Gerald Deitz 403-485-8443 Vulcan County Division 5 Update We had two Council meetings this month. I also attended my committee meetings. We are looking at starting our strategic planning for the next four years in June. If anyone has comments on what direction they would like the County to be taking please give me a call. At our May 4th meeting Park Enterprises Inspection Services gave a presentation. Park mentioned that the National Building Code of Canada is recommending that farm buildings, like shops, be permitted and inspected. This recommendation has to be approved by the Alberta Building Code, which is to be updated next year. If this is concern to you, please write your MLA to try and stop this from being adopted. Vulcan County is having their annual BBQ on June 10 in front of the County office, all are invited for a free lunch. FCSS will be there with literature on mental health in agriculture and to see if there is interest in a workshop on mental health later in the year. Vulcan County BBQ Lunch Friday, June 10, 2022 Vulcan County Building FCSS is hosting a senior's breakfast on June 7 from 9 to 11 at the Senior's Centre in Vulcan. FCSS is busier than they ever have been. They have been trying to help as many as they can in the area. FCSS also covers the rural areas and villages, if you are needing help, please contact them at 405-485-2192. VAPPA, which a group for farmers and oil/gas companies to come together are having a meeting at the Vulcan County administration building at 1 on June 6, 2022. All are welcome. With dry weather we have been having it has been mentioned that some dugouts are dry. The Alberta government offers a rental program for pumping equipment to help fill dugouts. The website is www.alberta.ca/water-pumping-program. aspx the phone number is 310-FARM (3276) to contact the staff of Water Pumping Program. The County is done gravel crushing for the year. Please watch the County Facebook page or County Website for updates on where the gravel crew is hauling out of, if you would like to haul. My county number is 403-423-0149, if you want to discuss any County business please call! My email is [email protected] if that is a better way to communicate. Thank you for letting me serve you for this term. - Kelly Nelson >.«S Inflation is a fact of life. We can help you inflate your money. Really. t Call or drop in. A1B Financial 121 Centre Street, Milo, AB TOL 1L0 403-599-3981 Milo Library Benefits from Community Members’ Donations and Memorials The Friends and the Milo Library Board wish to thank these three members of our community for their generous donations. Thank you to Jack Sutherland for his 15,000.00 donation “in memory of his son Thomas Andrew Sutherland, June 6, 1969-July 23, 2018. Thank you to Susan Ivers for her donation in memory of Ruth Hermann “one of the first librarians of Milo School” Thank you to Linda Booth for her donation. “The Library is what I use the most.” These generous donations will allow the Library to continue providing services to the people of Milo and area. Friends of Milo Library Milo Library FIND US ON THE WEB! WWW.MILOLIBRARY.CA JUNE 2022 Milo Library Newsletter Stay up-to-date with the library, the Archives, and The Friends of the Milo Library. Win a Movie Night Snack Pack! Summer Reading Program Summer is almost here and that means it's almost time for the Summer Reading Program! This year the theme is Once Upon a Time; Myths and Legends, with activities for kids of all ages. Starting July 5, the program will run throughout July and August every Tuesday from 1:30 to 3:30 pm. The program is free and on a drop-in basis. If you have a child under 4 attending, we ask that a parent also accompany them. If you would like to pre-register, please email [email protected] and I will forward you the form to be signed. You can also register upon attendance. We can't wait to see you for exciting tales and thrilling adventures! wT Changes to Hold Pickup Time A Chinook Arch has implemented a new policy regarding holds. Now, when you order a book from another library you will have 12 calendar days to pick it up, regardless of the library's opening hours If an item is not picked up within that time, the hold will be automatically cancelled and must be placed again. This change is to ensure that items circulate in a reasonable time so everyone can have the chance to enjoy them. If you have any questions or concerns or would like to change your notification method, please call or email [email protected]. New Purchases Adult Fiction Adult Non-Fiction A Tiny Upward Shove by Melissa Chad bury, The Caretakers by Amanda Bestor-Siegal, The Bullet by Iris Johansen, Don't Let Him In by Howard Linskey, Our Little World by Patients at Risk: Exposing Canada's Health-care Crisis by Susan D. Martinuk, How to be a Climate Optimist: Blueprints for a Better World by Chris Turner Western Prairie Fire by William W. Johnstone Karen Winn Young Adult Fiction Dragonfly Girl by Marti Leimbach Junior Graphic Novels Scout is Not a Band Kid by Jade Armstrong Junior DVD Ron's Gone Wrong BUSH Donations We want to thank the following people for their donations to our Library this month: Amy Monner, Cathie McNiven, y • Dick & Joanne Madden, Katie Walker, Christine Egeland, Penny Heather, Rosemary Monner, Jack Sutherland, Sue Ivers, Linda Booth, Dene Peterson, || Georgina Lilly, Wyatt Thompson, Jo-Ann r T Klem. We apologize if we missed any; yy we do apprciate each one. X Lhoyght ycv-said you booked w a 3-otay vjgekerid djejauay. Spring Hours Tuesday: 10:00 am-7:00 pm Thursday: 10:00 am - 5:00 pm Friday: 10:00 am -5:00 pm ---- ---------------------—-- Uo,-sorry, Honey. I 3did HA a 3- book. weekendjso qe.t away. ...Y........... I © The date of our next Library Board meeting is yet to be determined. PO Box 30 116 Centre Street Milo, AB T0L1L0 403-599-3850 [email protected] Manager: Celia Lahd Board Chair: Kathy Catt MILO LIBRARY NEWSLETTER | JUNE 2022 ^t^ignature **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 AB Many thanks to Marina Vannatta for donating this beautiful painting of the 1st Post Office in Old Milo. (the Milo Munroe House built in 1908 that stood for a century) MILO LIONS CLUB NEWS Donatio

AUPE Collective Agreement (July 1, 2020-June 30, 2024)

Author: University of Lethbridge ; Alberta Union of Provincial Employees
Publication venue: University of Lethbridge ; Alberta Union of Provincial Employees
Publication date: 03/01/2023
Field of study

Collective agreement between the Governors of the University of Lethbridge and the Alberta Union of Provincial Employees on behalf of Local 053.University of Leth bridge JIUPI----....- COLLECTIVE AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE GOVERNORS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF LETHBRIDGE AND THE ALBERTA UNION OF PROVINCIAL EMPLOYEES ON BEHALF OF LOCAL 053 July 01, 2020- June 30, 2024 NUMERICAL TABLE OF CONTENTS ARTICLE PAGE# 1 Interpretation ..........................................................................................................................................2.. ... 2 Application of Agreement ....................................................................................................................4.. ... 3 Probationary Periods .............................................................................................................................6.. ... 4 Union Recognition .................................................................................................................................8.. ... 5 Management Rights ...............................................................................................................................8.. ... 6 Collective Agreement ............................................................................................................................8.. ... 7 Union Membership and Dues Check-off ..............................................................................................9.. . 8 Union Stewards ....................................................................................................................................1..0.. . 9 Time Off for Union Business ...............................................................................................................1..0.. 10 Union Meetings and Notices ...............................................................................................................1..1.. 11 Uni.on-Management Committee .........................................................................................................1..2.. 12 Settlement of Grievances ......................................................................................................................1..2.. 13 Employee Files and Discipline ............................................................................................................1..5.. 14 Terms of Employment ..........................................................................................................................1..7.. 15 Classifications .......................................................................................................................................1..7.. . 16 Hours of Work ......................................................................................................................................2..0.. . 17 Overtime ...............................................................................................................................................2..1.. .. 18 Reporting-Pay .......................................................................................................................................2..2.. . 19 Standby Pay ..........................................................................................................................................2..2.. . 20 Call-out Pay ...........................................................................................................................................2..3.. . 21 Shift Premiums .....................................................................................................................................2..3.. . 22 Workers' Compensation Supplement .................................................................................................2..4. 23 Court Leave ...........................................................................................................................................2..4.. . 24 Maternity Leave/Parental Leave ........................................................................................................2..5.. 25 Reservist Leave .....................................................................................................................................2..7.. . 26 Special Leave .........................................................................................................................................2..7.. . 27 Leave of Absence ..................................................................................................................................2..9.. . 28 Paid Holidays .......................................................................................................................................3..0.. . 29 Vacations ...............................................................................................................................................3..1.. . 30 Seniority .................................................................................................................................................3..2.. . 31 Lay-off and Recall ................................................................................................................................3..3.. . 32 Job Postings and Promotions .................................................................................. .... .............................3 8 33 Acting Incumbent .................................................................................................................................3..8.. . 34 Rights on Transfer ................................................................................................................................3..9.. . 35 Casual Illness and Medical Appointments .........................................................................................3..9. 36 General Illness ......................................................................................................................................4..0.. . 37 Conditions of Illness Leave Entitlement .............................................................................................4..1. 38 Long Term Disability Insurance Plan (L.T.0.1.). ................................................................................4..3. 39 Group Life and AD&D ........................................................................................................................4..4.. . 40 Health Plan Benefits .............................................................................................................................4..4.. . 41 University Courses ...............................................................................................................................4..6.. . 42 Vehicle Allowance ................................................................................................................................4..7.. . 43 Staff De elopment ..........................._.. ...................................................................................................4..8.. 44 Harassment, Discrimination and Sexual Violence .............................................................................4..8 45 Safety and Health·························-··~····································································································5··0·· 46 Uniforms and Protective Clothing .......................................................................................................5..1. 47 Delivery Notice .....................................................................................................................................5..1.. . 48 Salaries and Salary Ranges .................................................................................................................5..2.. 49 Career Progress Increment .................................................................................................................5..3.. 50 Instruction/ Consulting /Responsibility Premium .............................................................................5..3 51 Contracting Out ....................................................................................................................................5..4.. . i ARTICLE Appendix 1 Appendix2 Schedule "A" Schedule "B" NUMERICAL TABLE OF CONTENTS (CONT.) PAGE# List of Supervisors .....................................................................................................5..5. List of Departments ...................................................................................................5..6. Classification Grade Levels .......................................................................................5..8 Salary Ranges .............................................................................................................6..1. Letter of Understanding ff PAGE# 1 .................................................................................................................................................................6..3.. .. 2 .................................................................................................................................................................6..4.. . 3 Modified Work Schedule for Security Representatives .....................................................................6..5 4 Excessive Workload ..............................................................................................................................6..8.. 5 Student Recruitment Modified Hours of Work Schedule .................................................................6..9 6 Employment Security ...........................................................................................................................7..0.. ii ALPHABETICAL TABLE OF CONTENTS ARTICLE PAGE# 33 Acting Inctunbent ..................................................................................................................................3..8.. 2 Application of Agreement .....................................................................................................................4.. .. 20 Call-out Pay ............................................................................................................................................2..3.. 49 Career Progress Increments ..................................................................................................................5..3. 35 Casual Illness and Medical Appointments ..........................................................................................3..9 15 Classifications ........................................................................................................................................1..7.. 6 Collective Agreement .............................................................................................................................8.. .. 37 Conditions of Illness Leave Entitlement ..............................................................................................4..1 51 Contracting Out .....................................................................................................................................5..4.. 23 Court Leave ............................................................................................................................................2..4.. 47 Delivery Notice ......................................................................................................................................5..1.. 13 Employee Files and Discipline .............................................................................................................1..5. 36 General Illness .......................................................................................................................................4..0.. 39 Group Life and AD&D .........................................................................................................................4..4.. 44 Harassment, Discrimination and Sexual Violence .............................................................................4..8 40 Health Plan Benefits ..............................................................................................................................4..4.. 16 Hours of Work .......................................................................................................................................2..0.. 50 Instruction/Consulting/Responsibility Premium .............................................................................5..3 1 Interpretation ...........................................................................................................................................2.. .. 32 Job Postings and Promotions ................................................................................................................3..8. 31 Lay-off .and Recall .................................................................................................................................3..3.. . 27 Leave of Absence ...................................................................................................................................2..9.. 38 Long Term Disability Insurance Plan (L.T.D.I.). .................................................................................4..3 5 lVIanagement Rights ................................................................................................................................8.. .. 24 lv[aternity Leave/Parental Leave .........................................................................................................2..5. 17 Overtime .................................................................................................................................................2..1.. 28 Paid Holidays ........................................................................................................................................3..0.. 3 Probationary Periods ..............................................................................................................................6.. .. 18 Reporting Pay ........................................................................................................................................2..2.. 25 Reservist Leave ......................................................................................................................................2..7.. 34 Rights on Transfer .................................................................................................................................3..9.. 45 Safety and Health ..................................................................................................................................5..0.. 48 Salaries and Salary Ranges ..................................................................................................................5..2. 30 Seniority ..................................................................................................................................................3..2.. 12 Settlement of Grievances .......................................................................................................................1..2. 21 Shift Premituns ......................................................................................................................................2..3.. 26 Special Leave ..........................................................................................................................................2..7.. 43 Staff Development .................................................................................................................................4..8.. 19 Standby Pay ...........................................................................................................................................2..2.. 14 TermsofEmployrnent ...........................................................................................................................1..7. 9 Time Off for Union Business ................................................................................................................1..0. 46 Uniforms and Protective Clothing ........................................................................................................5..1 10 Union Meetings and Notices ................................................................................................................1..1. 7 UnionMembersb:1p and Dues Check-off ...............................................................................................9.. 4 Union Recognition ..................................................................................................................................8.. .. 8 Union Stewards ......................................................................................................................................1..0. 11 Union-Management Committee ...........................................................................................................1..2 41 University Courses ................................................................................................................................4..6.. 29 Vacations ................................................................................................................................................3..1.. 42 Vehicle Allowance .................................................................................................................................4..7.. 22 Workers' Compensation Supplement ..................................................................................................2..4 111 ARTICLE Schedule "A" Appendix2 Appendix 1 Schedule "B" ALPHABETICAL TABLE OF CONTENTS (CONT.) PAGE# Classification Grade Levels .......................................................................................5..8 List of Departments ...................................................................................................5..6. List of Supervisors .....................................................................................................5..5. Salary Ranges .............................................................................................................6..1. Letter of Understanding # PAGE # 1 .................................................................................................................................................................6..3.. . 2 ...................................................................................................................................................................... 64 6 Employment Security ...........................................................................................................................7..0.. 4 Excessive Workload ..............................................................................................................................6..8.. 3 Modified Work Schedule for Security Representatives .....................................................................6..5 5 Student Recruitment Modified Hours of Work Schedule .................................................................6..9. iv BETWEEN This Agreement made the 15th of December 2022 The Governors of The University of Lethbridge, a body corporate operating The University of Lethbridge (hereinafter called the "Board"). OF THE FIRST PART OF THE SECOND PART and The Alberta Union of Provincial Employees (hereinafter referred to as the "Union"). and WI-IEREAS, The Public Service Employee Relations Act, RS.A 2000 P.43, (hereinafter called the "Act") applie to The University of Lethbridge (hereinafter called the "University") and the support taff of the University; and WHEREAS, pursuant to the provi ions of the said Act the Union has the right to negotiate on behalf of the Board's said Employees; except those excluded under the pl·ovisions of Clause 1.01 (f) of this Agreement and any group subsequently opting out under the provisions of the Act; and WHEREAS, the parties are mutually desirous of entering into an Agreement as defined in said Act containing provisions with reference to rates of pay, hours of work and other terms or conditions of employment and providing a procedure for the consideration of grievances and the settlement of disputes. NOW THEREFORE, TI-IlS AGREEMENT WITNESSETH that in consideration of the premises the parties hereto mutually covenant and agree with each other as follows: 1 1.01 ARTICLE 1 Interpretation In this Agreement, unless the context otherwise requires: (a) "Union" means The Alberta Union of Provincial Employees, (b) "Board" means The Governors of The University of Lethbridge, (c) "Local" means Local 053 of The Alberta Union of Provincial Employees, (d) "Member" means an Employee of the University of Lethbridge who is included in the Collective Bargaining Agreement and who is a member of the Union, (e) "Employee" means all of the support ta.ff of The University of Leth bridge except persons de ignated by the Board as employed in the foUowing positions: (f) (i) Administrative and professional positions which are accorded management status. (ii) Positions having major supervisory responsibilities. (iii) Positions which are of a confidential nature with respect to labour relations. (iv) Positions which are designated as student jobs. A student job is one which would not normally be performed by a non-student employee. However, where students are employed in a classification covered by this Agreement, they shall be deemed to be employees under this Agreement. (v) Positions in which incumbents are paid from funds which are held in trust by the University. (vi) Positions in which persons are employed under special or cost shared programs subsidized in whole or in part by the P

Milo Canopener (July 1, 2022)

Author
Publication venue: Milo Community Volunteers
Publication date: 16/10/2023
Field of study

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 a July 2022 (MP Edition No. 384 The Milo Can Opener A wonderful array of talented musicians descended on Milo for the second annual Lie Low Music Fest, and along with modest crowds, enjoyed great weather. Crowds were polite, and the music fabulous. Everyone enjoyed a return to outdoor live entertainment that has been sorely missed. Lessons were learned for vendors and both festival and civic promoters, and we hope to see this unique addition to Milo's summer entertainment return. Photo and commentary by Cameron KlemThe 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, etransfer to [email protected] Any Can Opener volunteer Is youz Can Opener subscription due? Check the end date on your label on the front cover. “2022-Dec* for example, would mean your subscription is paid until the December issue, 2022. 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 so much. -Can Opener volunteers. Advertising: Single Annual Insertion With Subscription Business Directory * 5.00 * 60.00 (12x

6) Quarter Page * 8.00 * 72.00 (12 x

6) Half Page * 12.00 * 96.00 (12 x

8) Full Page *20.00 *180.00 (12x

15) Classified Ads * 2.00 Free Items: Some Event Notices (those put on by community non-profits and are not fund-raisers) Announcements: Wedding, Anniversary Births, Showers, etc. Cards of Thanks News Items Articles of Interest Editorial Content: Letters to the Editor are welcome. All submissions must be signed. Letters will not be printed unless signed, and requests to remain anonymous will not be honoured. Deadlines: The deadline for photo-ready (JPEG) ad copy or articles is about 5 days before the end of a month. Please allow additional layout time for unformatted copy. The Can Opener Is normally printed the last 2 days of a month. Subscription Rates: Single copy "Cover Price” * 2.00 (copies available at Milo Library) Inside Milo (pickup, delivery or mailed) *20.00 Outside Milo mailed - Canada *25.00 Outside Milo mailed - U.S. *65.00 T0L1L0 How to reach us: Email is our preferred method of contact if possible, as photo ready advertising copy can be printed clearly (rather than scanned). Thanks! Email: E-transfer funds, 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 TOL 1L0 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! Scott Schroeder Repair shop & mobile mechanic Box? Mik), AB TQL1L0 Doug Marks PRESIDENT Office: (403) 599-0003 Fax:(403)599-3990 Mobile: (403) 485-8516 5 S SERVICES Heavy < L1(M Duty Mechanic /Tin Salo - Oils < hydraulic hwj Marks Trucking, Gnvtl OiHMd Maintenance and Construction [email protected] Oilfield Services Inc. [email protected] Box 163 Celt (403) 485-9607 Mil° AB TOL 1L0 ZODIAC TRUCKING LTD. Rod Lahd 403-485-0625 Milo AR TOL 11 9 zodiactruu.kingg ■. pic' ret com HEATHER TRUCKING WARREN HEATHER CATTLE HAY DECK WORK GRAVEL HAULING PHONE-4#3-5»»-2132 CELI.-I03-485-8200 BOX 178 MILO. AB T0L1L0 Q’Town Trucking - Grain & Hay Hauling Iron 1 Steel Salvage Andy Dixon Cell: (403) 485-8194 Box 145 Hes: (403) 599-2232 Milo, AB Fax: (403) 599-2443 T0L1L0 Norm Stokes Welding General & Oilfield Repair * New & Used Steel Sales * Custom Built Trailers * B-Pressure Welding Norm- Phone 403-792-2255 Ceil 403-485-0365 Craig- Phone 403-792-3314 Cell 403-485-0288 Wade- Cell 485-1119 milo SEED CLEANING ASSOCIATION LTD. 599-2150 Cleaner Seed is Sown. Cleaner Crops are Grown, Gavin Vooys ManagerMilo 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! Scott Schroeder Repair shop & mobile mechanic Box 7 Milo, AB TOL 110 Doug Marks PRESIDENT OfflCS: (403) 599-0003 Fax:(403)599-3990 Mobile: (403) 485-8516 S S SERVICES Haavy & Light Duty Machanlc/Bn Sales • Oils & hydraukk hoses Marks Trucking, Gravel Oilfield Maintenance and Construction [email protected] Oilfield Services Inc. [email protected] Box 163 Cell (403) 485-9607 Milo AB TOL 1L0 ZODIAC TRUCKING LTD. Rod Lahd 403-485-0625 zodiactruc.kng^fxplc'net corn HEATHER TRUCKING WARREN HEATHER Q’Town Trucking - Grain & Hay Hauling Iron & Steel Salvage Andy Dixon Cell: (403) 485-8194 Box 145 Res: (403) 599-2232 Miio, AB Fax: (403) 599 2443 TOL 110 Norm Stokes Welding * General & Oilfield Repair * New & Used Steel Sales * Custom Built Trailers * B-Pressure Welding Norm- Phone 403-792-2255 Ceil 403-485-0365 Craig- Phone 403-792-3314 Cell 403-485-0288 Wade- Ceil 485-1119 MILO SEED CLEANING ASSOCIATION LTD. 599-2150 Cleaner Seed is Sown. Cleaner Crops are Grown. Gavin Vooys ManagerMilo 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! Arrowwood+ ^Pharmacy Basil Akalonu Pharmacist Phone 403 534-3333 Text 403 803-3457 ,1jR| Technology 1 T| Consulting Ryyan & Jennifer (Bartsch) Maki Cellt403-850-4424 Email: rjtech nolo gycons ulUng@>gmail. com Prompt Prescription Filling Branded Drugs Available Free Medication Delivery Easy Prescription Transfer Free Seasonal Flu Shots & Immunization Medication Review Health Promotion Have you tried turning it of! and on again?" VULCAN DENTAL? Dr. Michael McKee DMD Open Monday-Friday 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Saturday 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM www.arrowwoodpharmacy.com osbilpharm@)gmail.com Clinic Hours: MONDAY 9 a.m.—12 noon (reception only) TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY 8:30 AM—3:30 P.M. Global Getaways t&JicAt Jan Loree Hurl 1-403-485-1502 95 Centre Street East, Vulcan (next to Furniture Villa) Ph: 403-485-2654 email: [email protected] www.globalgetawaysl5.com Services include: exams, dental cleanings crmms/bndges root canals, extractions fillings teeth whitening, n implants and more www. vulcan den taiclinic, cam Follow us on Facebook and 16: Vulcan Dental Clinic KRYSTALOWICH & CO. CERTIFIED GENERAL ACCOUNTANT T 3 *1 j view experience eyecare differently 4 Diane Krystalowich C.G.A. i 11 - 2nd Street South P.O. Box 239 Vulcan. AB TOL 2BO 403-485-2681 403-485-2996 Fax:403-485-6798 \ Dr. Glenn Garlock Vulcan Nanton USCentreSt. 22l?-20mSt. (403)485-2177 (403)646-3200 www. arrowwwdqospelchurch.ca Every Sunday! Contemporary worship service 11:00am - 12:15pm Liscombe Chiropractic ClinicMilo 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! Hobart Holdings 403 485 0227 Joah ObertKritzar hcbwlh0Hln9aQgrTMril.com JP RENOVATIONS For all your renovation needs: • 40+ years experience • Kitchens & Bathrooms - Tile setting • Handicap accessibility & modifications • Floors - laminate, tile, hardwood • Decks, ramps, garden sheds Call Jack - (587) 973-9998 jpren ovations 11 @gmall. com Rob Taylor House maintenance service Handy man 587-678-4816 Interior: • Window dean Ins • Plumbins • Electrical • Paintins • Senior (Ivins modifications Exterior: • Window cleanins » Gutter cleaning v Pressure washing • Deck and fence repairs ■ Site cleanup Folk Automotive & Tire liiapartor nVisible Fence THE OfflGKAL COMAWMEM SPECIALISTS Greg Deitz Top Sag 4Q3-262-pets (7387} 1-877-364-2929 Fax: 4Q3-250-8177 £niGi7 [email protected] Web Site: www.invisiblefence.com Invisible Fence of Western Canada 8A -3529 12th Street NE Calgary, Alberta T2E 6P4 BLIND CREEK ANGUS Wayne and Peggy Robinson PO Box 36 MOSSLBGH, ALBERT A TOL1P0 PHONE (403)934-4083 VILLAGE OF MILO AIBF.RTA Call Dean @ 403 S62 0032 Competitive Prices & Fast Service UNION f= O Ft A G G Canada's Forage Seed Innovator Chad Monner AB TOL1L0 Authorized Dealer chadmoniwrShotniall.com www.unionforage.com 200 Centre Street, Box 65, Milo AB, TOL1LO Phone: (403) 599-3883 OFFICE HOURS Tuesday 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Wednesday 10:00 AM - 200 PM Thursday 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM Or by Appointment POST OFFICE HOURS Monday - Friday 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM COUNCIL MEETINGS Held at the Village Office, on 2nd Tuesday of each month at 6:00 PMMilo 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! 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125 Cheques to Milo & District Ag Society Box 156, Milo, AB T0L1L0 or drop off at Village Office For more information, contact: recreatio n @ vi I lageof m i Io. ca, Jessy Vooys (403-485-1451) THE COUNT RY FARMHOUSE Family Friendly fx Gifts, An tiques and Collectibles With A Taste of Rural Alberta Naw offering lash extensions. We are open Wednesdays, Thursdays & Fridays from 11:00 a m. to 2:30 p.m. Please call for reservation. Call 403-734-2593 business hours and 587-727-7000 when we’re not open. Weddi^ Denke Brown j HatatyWOwn*r Cluny AB | 405-561-1129 Box 10 Cluny, AB TOJ OSO from Cluny Hilltop 3 m les west % mile north Dianne Brown Ph. 403-734-2593 Fax 403-734-2882 Hair Salon Stylists at Country Farmhouse: The Hair Market Katie Crump 403-901-7402 ill Hairstylist f Kaitlyn Sauve L 403-901-4418 [email protected] 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! WW.ASTONESTHROWRV.CA Martin Shields, MP Bow River Constituency 129-2nd Ave, Box 2070 Strathmore, AB T1P1K1 Phone 403-361-2980 1-844-241-0020 [email protected] Milo Waste Transfer Station Hours .of .Operation Tuesdays 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM Thursdays 9:00 AM - noon Saturdays 9:00 AM - noon Thank you for supporting local business! 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 gogravd.ca - gogravelcanada9gmail.com Our pit b located at 202069 Range Rd 241 Arrowwood (Near Mossleigh) mastercard Estate Succession Planning Insurance: - Life - Critical Illness - Disability - Long Term Care 4 Lakeview Investments: - RRSP's - TFSA's - RESP's Insurance and Investments Grant Turner 403-512-1217 [email protected] CO-OP LOCALLY INVESTED | COMMUNITY-MINDED | LIFETIME MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS G.D.'s REPAIR => Licensed Automotive Technician => Friendly, reliable service Maintenance and repairs => ALL your mechanical needs Call Gerald Deitz 403-485-8443s MILO LIONS CLUB NEWS Annual Milo Lions Club Events August, 2022 July 6 * Milo Meeting 7:00 p.m. July 20 - Milo Meeting 7:00 p.m. Upcoming Lions Community Events July 7*9: Community Campout Enchant Municipal Park August 7 - Milo Lions Club Barbecue & Car Show 1:30 pm COMMUJITT CAMTOUT So nice to see enough rain that we had to start mowing the 2 Milo cemeteries and mow Milo Lions Park more often. 2022-23 Officers Our inauguration of officers was held our steak fry night June 15. Term runs July 1 to June 30. President - Greg Deitz Secretary - Colin Monner Treasurer - Doug Bushel! 1st Vice-President - Allan Bartsch Directors: Mike Hing ley, Neal Deitz, Keith Deitz, Doug Bushell at Enchant Campground Now 3 nights: Thursday, July 7th to Saturday, July 9th, 2022 Golfing & Swimming & Fishing We will again be sponsoring the cost for Milo community members to stay in the group site. Looking forward to your visit I! Come visit for the whole weekend, a day or two, or even a few hours! If you wish to stay in a different site, you will have to pay your own fee. tnsteadof hosting pancake breakfasts, we added the extra camping night. EVERYONE WELCOME. Milo Lions Contact: Neal Deity, 403-485-8453 MILO SCHOOL KAYAK DAY Students were able to kayak again June 23. The instructors from ^ethbridge bring all the equipment (kayaks, life jackets, wet suits). Typical of Lake McGregor, Grades 1-3 had calm conditions, Grades 4-6 got to experience some wind at the end of their session, and the junior high got to experience kayaking in giant waves.^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 RAI LWAY AVENUE, MILO ABVulcan County Division 5 Update We had two Council meetings this month. I also attended my committee meetings. It has been a very busy month, but most of the committees take a break from meetings until September. The County BBQ was very well attended, with about 400 people attending. We are done crushing gravel and are now hauling and graveling roads. With all the rain we have been having we are behind on the graveling, mowing and grading. They are trying to catch up in between the rains. We had a presentation on raising Council Renumeration. It recommended a raise to council. I would like to get rate payers opinion on how they feel about raise our pay. This raise would not happen until next budget. The County has been spotlighting business in the area. If you would like some free advertising please register with the County and get your business featured on Facebook. We are now selling lots in our industrial park. There has already been a mini-storage approved for a development permit. There are tax incentives and price reductions under certain conditions. We are holding public hearings on 2 wind turbines on July 13. These turbines are on our Urban Fringe outside of Lomond. Unfortunately, Alberta Utilities Commission has already approved these. We have no say and have been told we need to approve these turbines. Please come out and state your opinion on these. Maybe we can show the AUC that they need to look at municipalities Land Use Bylaws, before approving green energy projects. There has been some talk on if we should be holding public hearings in the evenings. Please let me know if you would like to see a change to when they are held. Please be aware that if we hold these meetings at night that there is extra cost in staff and councilors time. We did not approve a rezoning in the Mossleigh area. We had held a public hearing and it was evident that the community did not want this rezoning or development to go ahead. It was to set up a crypto currency mining operation. We may find that there are more mining operations wanting to come into the county, I would appreciate any comments on how ratepayers feel about these operations, for future applications. We are looking at ways to cut costs or increase revenue at Waste Commission. If you have any ideas that we could look at please contact me. 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Thank you for letting me serve you for this term. - Kelly NelsonMilo Community School Awards Day - June 28 rnMILO school Empowering Lifelong Learners Dedication and Determination Awards (photo below) Grade 1: Ryleigh Monner, Alex Neufeld Grade 2: Blake Monner Grade 4: Paxton Monner, Andrew Bartsch Grade 6: Caitlyn Koch, Agatha Rempel Grade 7: Adrianna Kirk, Ty Bertschy Grade 9: Allyson Bartsch, Dreus Spring Chief {missing) th, 2022 Academic - Science: Blakely Duck Chief, Keane Lucas, Brody Lamotte Academic - Language Arts: Lily Monner, Keane Lucas, Camryn Bertschy, Cody Walker, Brody Lamotte, Preston Headrick, Allyson Bartsch, Dreus Spring Chief Academic - Social Studies: Lily Monner, Taliya Good-Eagle Monner, Keane Lucas, Brody Lamotte, Camryn Bertschy, Ty Bertschy, Cody Walker, Allyson Bartsch Creative Endeavour Awards •“ sponsored by Milo Ag. Society - demonstrates creativity in any form (poetry, writing, art, music Grade 1 to 3 - Blayke Monner Grade 4 to 6 - Kale Running Rabbit Grade 7 to 9 - Adrianna Kirk (photo below) All Around Academic Achievement - 4 core subjects Grace Monner, Ryleigh Monner, Keegan Walker, Alex Neufeld, Blayke Monner, Cassian McGuinness, Paxton Monner, Carson Lamotte, Kaitlyn Koch, Andrew Bartsch, Adrianna Kirk, Agatha Rempel, Joey Bennett Palliser ATA Award — sponsored by ATA Local No. 19 - diligence, good work ethic, participation in class Adrianna Kirk Ryan Deitz Memorial Award - Sponsored by the Deitz family Cody Walker Bob Umscheid Memorial Award - sponsored by Umscheid family for outstanding citizenship Caitlyn Koch Ken Stumpf Memorial Athletic Award - based on athletics and sportsmanship Donovan CrowchildAll Around Junior High Boys and Girls Award Sponsored by Milo School Students Union Ty Bertschy & Adrianna Kirk Virginia Mitchell Award — sponsored by Mitchell Family greatest amount of progress academically, socially and emotionally George Crane Bear Sportsmanship Award “ sponsored by Milo Rec. Board participation In athletics as well as physical education In school Paxton Monner {photo below with Tammy Lahd, Rec.B) Joe Holoboff Memorial Camping Award - Jr High sponsored by the Holoboff family for a student with the ability to cooperate with adults and other students In the school environment and outside the school or during field trips and extracurricular activities Ty Bertschy Arrowwood Co-op Award sponsored by the Arrowwood Co-op for students with the ability to cooperate with adults and other students in the school environment and outside the school or during field trips and extracurricular activities Grade 1-3: Cassian McGuinness Grade 4-6: Agatha Rempel Wellness Award - in memory of Andy Sherstabetoff balance reflected through emotional, social, physical and spiritual growth In the student Rylan Good-Eagle Monner Citizenship Awards — sponsored by Milo Ag. Society Based on FISH! Philosophy - A philosophy of improving morale and creating a positive school climate Play - Donovan Crowchild, Dreus Spring Chief Make Their Day - George Crane Bear, Lily Monner, Jazyn Andrus Choose Your Attitude - Grace Monner, Agatha Rempel, Paxton Monner Be There - Ty Bertschy, Caitlyn Koch (pictured below with Jana Bartsch, Milo Ag Society) Attendance Awards - averaged 95% or more attendance Camryn Bertschy, Ty Bertschy, Brody Lamotte, Carson Lamotte, Taliya Good-Eagle Monner, Lilly Monner, Grace Monner, Ryleigh Monner Intramural Sports Olympics Under the direction of Siksika Liasion, Frank Sitting Eagle, students were organized into "country" teams. Gold, silver & bronze medals were presented. France gold medalists below.l!0lt •MEALS IN MINUTES- WOW, it is July already and half of 2022 is behind us, so let's celebrate CHRISTMAS IN JULY! Any business, family, group, or organization that books their Christmas Dinner with Meals in Minutes or Village's Bistro in July for December 2022, we will give back or donated 25% of the bill, before tax, to an organization or charity of your choice! Call for more details. I would also like to do a Meal Kit Challenge! I am looking for people that have used Hello Fresh, Chef's Plate, Noom or any other DIY make at home meal kit service. Pick one meal that you ordered, and I will duplicate for free, you will just have to answer a short survey and submit once you prepare the meal. If you are interested, please email, [email protected] with Meal Kit Challenge in the subject. This month, Salads are on the menu once again, and Soup will be off the menu for the summer months and return in September. Brooklyne and I are working out the final details of reopening Village's Bistro at the end of July. It will be limited hours and a limited menu, but with specials throughout the month. Please follow our Facebook page and website for more details. I had a busy June! I have finish catering lunches for the staff from Palliser School District as the school year has come to an end, I look forward once again being of service to them come September. It was a CUSTOM ORDER month as with over 30 mini apple pies, dozens of perogies and CUSTOM FAMILY size menu items. I also had numerous catering event

W. R. Myers High School 1984

Author: W. R. Myers High School
Publication venue: W. R. Myers High School
Publication date: 01/01/2023
Field of study

The annual publication of the students of W. R. Myers High School Taber, Alberta. (Volume 1983-1984)pdfW.R. MYERS HIGH SCHOOL 5511-54 Street Taber, Alberta TIG 1L5 Phone: 223-2292 W.R. MYERS HIGH SCHOOL 1984 "DOING OUR BEST" SPORTS CLUBS EVENTS SPECIAL OCCASIONS GRAD CLASS 1984 STUDENTS p R N P A L M E S S A G E MR. KILBACK Our Yearbook again exemplifies serious dedication and full involvement in the life of our school by the students in the Literature class of C. Hart. Many fond memories are chronicled and illustrated for the benefit of all of our students and staff. Day at the Park, Trixter Theatre, and Pop and Pizza represent some of the lighter moments, while the Career Day organized by our Guidance Department provided specific information as well as a general awareness of diverse employment and further education possibilities. Football is to become a reality next year, following renewed interest and support, and should enable many more students to become actively involved in our sports program. We are fortunate to have staff members who are willing and able to provide the expertise essential to our various extra-curricular activities. Our Alternate Program has broadened opportunities for some students who have difficulty in coping with regular high school courses. Preparation for the new Diploma Exams, for Grade 12's, presents a challenge to students and staff, particularly during the first year of implementation. Several alternatives have been considered by Taber School Division to resolve the problem of a lack of space in elementary schools in Taber. The most likely effect on our school is the addition of Grade 9’s in September, 1984. 2 EDITOR'S MESSAGE Co-editors- Carol Desabrais - Connie Gow Carol: This has been a good year for the yearbook. Connie: Man, it was quite a duty for our fellow journalists and us to fit a year into 88 pages. Carol: . . . and without Mr. Hart's much needed supervising we would have fallen flat on our faces. Connie: No kidding . . . also, I would’ve cracked under the workload without you, the other editor. Carol: In being an editor, I’ve learned what being responsible for keeping things organized and moving ahead. Not that it always worked that way, but with help I soon learned that organization and teamwork are what the yearbook consists of. Connie: Well, you have said it all. It was hard to keep things under control but we finally have it made, (sigh) BOTH: We hope it was a memorable year for all the students of this school and that this yearbook will one day reflect some great moments of the year behind us. Thanks! Listen to me when I'm pointing at you! Connies Theory: Give Mr. Hart an innocent smile when you know the deadlines coming and he’s starting to throw things around! Do Delmar! We don’t want to run hills. FUNDAX The 83-84 school year started off with a bang for students as they travelled by bus, car, truck, bike, and foot to the Provincial Park. Activities included: a bucket brigade, land ski race, and a mud football game. Fortunately the weather was terrific and everyone shared in a great time. Brooke Shields eat your heart out All the way to “tide” country Don’t shoot! Viet Nam's over! What do you mean that I ate a grasshopper Rod Wilson is leaving home We dare you to play mud football Raise your hand if you’re sure 5 Listed below are, th^ y^s^t§ of Jih^earbook: survey. As a I waysq uit e a' tew surprising facts and qpiniohs s.urface'd.^pra^ tamest .popular past time iS/ffyM Myers student®t^'iffli > jH er e a r e t h e tMu 11S. ® ' Lowg^^ IDEAS ON DATING 'wLDate Have a steady ■ 33% - '■-', v Not dah B all ■ 6%' , TERRIFIC TUNE'S * * * * ^^^ O' * J %-^ ^rma Marine lion - > JBHKp V*1 ™& We Noise ; i|^|ry BreathVOTak^ .» . ^^^^^Horfi0-^ S? ^oc k of Ages, sfil^Heav^ Ldve JM ’Teller 1^^ ^v. TERRIFICS^ • .The j ^i Hardc||ite and Mcorrp||| ■4. Dynasty S|k||||^ 5. M^I||fL^ 6. Day? pfOuF LiV^sa; 7. Simpfi^ Simon • 8. Knight Rlider i 9. WebsteLciq 10. ; MfeftwlIM Gr|mEST GUYtAND GALSl k dohn Stamcfs L ■ * f-I SyivesteG||a4io^^ * Ji Christie E||rik^ ?■ '^L®t®l^n Travolta ^■^KEV^I l .««3^RWi ■ David iifcselfeft 8 Eady Murphy J JU loin Selleck tJ 10 .Lonni Andersoh GRAND BANDS 1. Q^tetRiof - r 2. Toronto y 3. Defleppard 4. Headpins ■ S 5. Culture Club c 6. Streetheart ? ';aw.;aw 7. Bryan Addrns’^ 11 8. The Rolling Stones t .. 9. Loverbpy 10. Duran Duran HO FILM FAVORl?Tf S t* Vacation ShSk ' ■ , 2 Blood ’ - 3 . Staying Alive ,-( | ^fl 4 p ky Business _rf> | fl I fl Petra's 6 Th&lhanwttfi.^ Brails’ Spring Break■._ ^ | 9 '. TwofaKind'Jflfl Oil - 10. Sudden InwQ^I^K iflfl FAVORITE PASTIMES i. 2. . 3. | 4- $■ I 6. ■ Sports D§nki|g Watching T.Vffl Nfewl oprMf ^J s||M|g &flH? ^^Wr fl BEST DATf ACTIVITIES |B||||| III p | biovic - 20% HHH j J ■ CoroadaiKfe ’ ■ , ■ 3 ' Party 36% 4 Go to eat 11 \ ’ * I ^ -Go parking 26% % I AVORII I PO111 IC I ANS &jf 1 Brian Mulroney A^S/'T 2 f KonaM Reav.vVgJ^ Adolf 5 Yun Andropov j «'nA McDonald'*: MW^^fl 7 ? ‘ otfVVSarTg 8 Peter Lougheed 9 , Pierre Trudevu’'V' v./ * i 10. BrasiMtwi^rcO^^ 9 With 3A volleyball zone play-offs being played in our own gym, the student body gathered for a pep rally to cheer our teams on. Mr. Hart's drama class presented two plays: “Starship For Spirit" and some “Commercials". Mr. Walters then presented the girls' team as students spirited the gym with cheers of encouragement. After the introduction of the boys' team, Coach Del Cleland spoke on the past season. He mentioned the setbacks and the progress of the team, and now hoped the team could put it together and go on. Cleland thanked the many fans for being so great. In all his years of coaching at Myers, he has never seen such fan support. 10 11 CHRISTMAS DANCE The Christmas dance was a big success this year. Despite the chilly weather, there was an excellent turnout. Pyramid disco played the music. It was nice to see everybody dressed in formal attire. Everybody had a real good time as mistletoe was flying about the gymnasium all night. 13 HARLEM CLOWNS/ ■PRESENTING-THEIR FABULOUS Wlemi BASKETBALL CIRCUS ktf*^ The main purpose for the invitation of the Harlem Clowns was to raise money for the Boys’ Basketball team. The Harlem Clowns are a travelling globe trotter type of team which includes some ex-university players. Some are cuts out of the National Basketball Association who are able to make the squad due to their basketball promise. They travel North America every school year moving from high school to high school. They work on a 60/40 split, which means they keep 60% of the profit and the school keeps 40%. The night they played at W.R. Myers they played at a full house. This means the boys' Basketball team picked up a total of 200 dollars. This turned out to be a real success and they plan to come again next year. 14 15 VALEDICTORIAN . But as I look around this hall and I see the many people that I have grown up with I sense a special friendship bonding us all together. And I know that each of us will have special friends in mind whenever we think back on high school. Friends, whom we’ve confided in, shared secrets with, learned to trust and depend upon. Friends with whom we've laughed, cried, and friends whom we’ve grown to love. We think of all the crazy, fun times we’ve had together, and we know we can never forget. And it hurts now to say good-bye. I know that this hollow emptiness that I feel inside will not easily be filled again. But even as we rip up the very roots that we have taken so long to cultivate, we can’t help but feel a stab of excitement and an optimism for the future. Each of us knows that we have the potential to reach our highest aspirations, and if we work hard enough we can embrace our dreams. The world is out there for us to mold to our own shape and design ..,” KELLY BARANY Anderson, David Nickname: Putz Fav. saying: What a crock! Future plans: Join Barnwell’s bachelor club, and join the National Volleyball Team of Barnwell. Beier, Kevin Nickname: Psycho Fav. saying: What's What? Future plans: Go to the Armed Forces. Anderson, Julie Nickname: Jules Fav. saying: Grow up! Future plans: Attend Ricks College, travel and eventually marriage. Chow, Allen Future plans: Go to U of L for a year then go to U of C or DeVry to take electronics. Austin, Alan Nickname: Steve Fav. saying: "Cops” Future plans: Further his education and then get a job in music. Chow, John Nickname: Johnie Future plans: Go to Manitoba and work the hell out of himself. Barany, Kelly Nickname: Killer Fav. saying: Oh, really! Future plans: metermaid Barstad, Alan Nickname: Scoup Fav. saying: Hey dude! Future plans: To be a success in whatever he does. Chow, Paul Future plans: Take Engineering or Medicine. Christensen, Sherry Nickname: Bubbles Fav. saying: I'm sure! Future plans: Be a bouncer at the Heritage. Cline, Lonnie Nickname: Lon or Clyde Fav. saying: u-bi-do Future plans: Plans to work and then attend L.C.C. Danforth. Audrey Nickname: Spitfire and Red Future plans: To become a photographer after attending SAIT for a photography course. Desabrais, Carol Nickname: Des, Spazzz Fav. saying: Freakin’ and You mockin’ me? Future plans: Work at Esso, travel, and then attend U of L. Christensen, Lynn Fav. saying: “You’re a sick man.” Future plans: To further his education in Lethbridge. Evanson, Sheri Nickname: Sheri Bum Fav. saying: Holy Doodle Future plans: Go to Ricks College, eventually marriage. Fallon, Todd Fav. saying: Excuse me, but... Future plans: To save Billy Graham from the fires of hell. Fehr, Stan Nickname: Dude Fav. saying: Eh! Future plans: Move to Manitoba to attend college at The Pas while managing an A&W. Flood, Tracey Nickname: Trace Fav. saying: I'm so embarrassed! I Future plans: Attend Grant MacEwan College for Insurance Administration. Donkerbroek, Frank Future plans: Go to Olds College and take Agricultural Mechanics. Fong, Michelle Nickname: Mickey Fav. saying: “Oh well” Future plans: Plans to attend LCC to take Accounting. Friesen, Albert Fav. saying: Oh, Ya. Future plans: R.C.M.P. Harris, Dwight Nickname: Wig Fav. saying: So, what do you say? Future plans: To become an architect. Friesen, Allan Fav. saying: Get out, get out of my house! Future plans: R.C.M.P. Harris, Lisa Nickname: Lisa Baby Fav. saying: Smile Future plans: Attend college and then travel. Gay, Debbie Fav. saying: Really! Future plans: Animal Health Care Technology. Heib, Holly Nickname: Hieber or Jeeb Jeeb Fav. saying: Maga ... Future plans: Work for a year or two then go to college. Genert, Susan Nickname: Gain Hill, Brad Nickname: Hey You! Fav. saying: Howdy Future plans: To become another Delmar and teach Bio. and Phys. Ed. Gow, Connie Nickname: Con Fav. saying: You gotta be kidding! Future plans: Management at U of C and to become the most miniature member of the Taber National VB team. Hirch, Mark Nickname: Hirchie Fav. saying: Holy doodle. Future plans: Become a self made millionaire. Holman, Debbie Nickname: Doob Fav, saying: Zoom in! Future plans: Fashion designer, Cosmotologist. Jensen, Corinne Nickname: Cor Fav. saying: Where’s your brains, in your toes? Future plans: Attend Ricks College. Hooge, Pauline Nickname: Hell Raising Hooge Fav. saying: “Let'sgoSKANKIN!!’’ Future plans: Hair stylist - Specializing in nose hairs. Just, Mogens Nickname: Mo Fav. saying: Get real! Future plans: Go to school and be someone. Hoogerdyk, Agnes Nickname: Ag, Ags, Agie Fav. saying: It just didn’t click. Future plans: Work while taking a decorating course, eventually marriage. Kaga, Louise Nickname: Ritz Fav. saying: You BAKATADA! Future plans: Travel, go to college and take business administration or counselling (social work). Eventually get married, have kids and live in a humongous mansion. Ikebuchi, Brenda Nickname: Bren Fav. saying: “What the heck!” Future plans: Attend SAIT next year to take Medical Laboratory Technology. Kerner, Lynnece Nickname: Artie Fav. saying: I don’t think I’ll go to school today! Future plans: Attend Business College then work and eventually get married. Jensen, Carolyn Nickname: Little bud Fav. saying: Reckon! Future plans: Go to Ricks College for a year, then get married. Kirkvoid, Deedra Nickname: Digger Fav. saying: I’m sure Future plans: Take a Computer Science Program at L.C.I. Klics, Kenten Future plans: Go to U of L for a year then to U of C or U of A for five more years to get an Accountants degree. Lloyd, Sharia Future plans: Attend LCC and get a career in Business Ed. After completing school, get a job in a large company. Larsen, Trond Nickname: Nerdnick Fav. saying: Life’s a — and then you die. Merkle, Jari Nickname: MERK Fav. saying: Fersure Future plans: Plans to take Theatre Arts (acting) at Ricks College. Wants to become rich and famous. Lawson, Wes Nickname: Stilts Fav. saying: You wish! Future plans: Become an Autobody Mechanic. Miyanaga, Hollis Nickname: Mugshot Fav. saying: You cow! Future plans: Brick layer Layton, Linda Nickname: Lou Fav. saying: Do you want to skip? Future plans: Attending the Alberta or the L.A. School of Hair Design. Layton, Rhonda Fav. saying: I’m sure - Really Future plans: Go to university and study psychology. Montean, Gordon Nickname: Peter Pan Fav. saying: How ya all doin? Future plans: Go to school and travel across Canada. Radio and t.v. sports broadcasting. Morrison, Brent Nickname: Mory Fav. saying: I wouldn’t worry about it! Future plans: Keep playing hockey and baseball until I have to get a job. Nelson, Dawn Nickname: ELI Fa v. saying: Eat worms and die! I Future plans: Take Nursing or Dental Hygiene at U of A. Petrie, Beth Nickname: "Bess” Fav. saying: “Forget it man” Future plans: Work in Taber for a while, marriage, have kids. Pahl, Renee Nickname: Waynee or Ray Future plans: take a few small courses like haircutting, modelling, and maybe get into social work - get married. Pierson, Leanne Fav. saying: That's life Future plans: Go to University of Alberta and take two years of general science and two years of specific. Paterson, Heather Nickname: HH, Heifer, Ox, HP sauce, Adam Fav. saying: "Marvy” and “Bite the big green one” Future plans: College - take Business Administration then whatever lifes road leads her - maybe an architect. Purvis, Lori Nickname: Shurpyor Purv Fav. saying: Bitchin' Future plans: Become a computer programmer and make millions. Pedersen, Belinda Nickname: Bell Fav. saying: "Forget it” Future plans: To win the lottery. Remple, Richard Nickname: Richie Fav. saying: Who cares Future plans: He only wants to make money. Peterson, Cam Fav. saying: Shut your face! Future plans: Attend Medicine Hat College for Power Engineering. Ripley, Lori Nickname: Rip Fav. saying: Peachie Future plans: Go to Law school and become a Lawyer. Rombough. Shari Nickname: Bunchie Fav. saying: Holy! Future plans: Finish modelling school. Ross, Randy Nickname: Wandy Woss Future plans: Take Engineering at Royal Rhodes. Samashima, Lori Nickname: Sam Fav. saying: Holy dung! Future plans: Go to LCC and take Business Administration. Sawatzky, Darrell Nickname: Starrell Fav. saying: Wrong Future plans: Move to B.C. and retire. Schmitt, Evelyn Nickname: Ev or Ebee Future plans: Work for a year or two then go to college. Schneider, Karen Nickname: Karen Baron Fav. saying: Shut up Corinne! Future plans: Travel around the world. Sawada, Darren Nickname: Little Switz Future plans: Work for a year then go to school. Sassa, Kevin Nickname: Webster Fav. saying: Bonehead Future plans: Win Lotto 6-49 and marry Heather Thomas. Semaka, Tyron Nickname. Birdi Fav. saying: ‘‘I'm where the heat is cornin' from" Future plans: Plans to attend the Alberta College of Art for four years. Shield, Cam Nickname: “The Dork” Fav. saying: $12.00 - twelve dollars. Future plans: Make lots of money and be famous. Stolk, Shirley Nickname: “Shorty” or “Stolk” Fav. saying: “Take a hike" Future plans: To become an Animal Health Technician and also have lots of money. Tkaczyk, Dan Nickname: Kotzie Fav. saying: No, I'm serious Future plans: Get his truck running before he dies. Turnbull, Carey Fav. saying: Rock on '84. Future plans: Study music at the University of Lethbridge and to obtain his B.M. degree. Turtle, Norman Nickname: Norm Future plans: Attend University of Calgary Management. Later work in government or small business firm. Tomiyama, Patty Nickname: Rat Fav. saying: Hiya! Hiya! Hiya! Future plans: To attend the University of Calgary and to hopefully obtain a degree in Psychology. Urano, Elaine Nickname: Lainee Fav. saying: “Get out!” Future plans: Plans to attend U of L and take education. Toth, Cathy Nickname: Katie or Squirt Fav. saying: You weiner! Future plans: Get married and then go to school in two years. VanDyk, Linda Nickname: Lynn Fav. saying: Beats me! Future plans: Go to Lethbridge Community College and study to become a nurse. Turcato, Paul Nickname: Spud Fav. saying: "Get real” This is Canada, people come here to fish. Future plans: Go to Olds College and take Agricultural Mechanics. VantHof, Joe Nickname: Flying Joe Fav. saying: Would you pleeeaase ... ah, yesh bashically that's it yesh. Future plans: Go to LCC and take a business course (marketing) and become a highly paid salesman. Weippert, Eddy Nickname: Balloon Fav. saying: Food Future plans: Join the circus. Westerhoud, Cora Fav. saying: You retard! Future plans: Attend LCC in Law Enforcement Program. Wilk, Reg Fav. saying: Let’s party! Future plans: To work for his dad for a year and take a apprenticeship in small engine maintenance. THE MR. & MS. MYERS AWARDS The Mr. and Ms. Myers Awards highlighted a very successful graduation ceremonies. The Grad committee decided to develop a new type of award because the Hall of Fame Awards were more associated with a popularity contest than merit. They still wanted to recognize students in their achievements, but they felt picking just two well rounded students would benefit the graduating class more. However, two students surprisingly turned out to be four, as Kelly Barany and Karen Schneider won as co-winners of the Ms Myers Awards, and Dave Anderson took the honours for Mr. Myers while Paul Chow was named runner up. The contest between these four students was very close in academic and extra curricular activities. The Grads qualifications in both academic and extra curricular activities were assessed by a point system. Teachers verified each category for consideration. In this way the Mr. and Ms. Myers Awards were more fair. The Mr and Ms Myers Award is here to stay and will be held at the Grad banquet next year also. 26 GRAD'84 AWARDS Kelly Barany Norman Turtle “Class Brains" Connie Gow David Anderson “Class Leaders" Pauline Hooge Brad Hill “Best All-Around" Hollis Miyanaga Kevin Sassa “Best Personality" Karen Schneider Randy Ross “Most Friendly” Dawn Nelson Cam Shields “Best Athletes" 27 Corinne Jensen Paul Chow "Most Likely to Succeed” Deb Holman John Chow "Class Clowns” Sheri Evanson "Best-Looking” Brent Morrison "Best Looking” Paul Turcato "Best Dressed” Louise Kaga "Best Dressed” THE DREAMS OF YESTERDAY ARE THE PROMISES OF TOMORROW “Dear Parent’s and Teacher’s, On this, my graduation, may I say thank you . . . For the encouragement to complete for the determination to succeed and the opportunity to learn. - Grads '84 BABY PICTURES Carol Desabrais Leanne Pierson Paul Chow 31 BABY PICTURES ) Linda Van Dyk 32 s T U D E N T SGRADE Alderdice. Barbara Anderson. Paul Anderson, Sandra Arndt, Kevin Bailey. Doug Baker. Randy - ' ‘ ■'' ' Bennett, Darren * ■ > Bennett. Daryl Bose, Robert Braun Bonnie Brewin, Kathleen Brewin, Neil Bullock, Melanie Callan, Deedee Campbell, Sheila Cherneski, Susan Chiles, Bambie Chipman, Shannon Chow Edmond Cook, Murray Coulson, Tony Davidson, Scott Dow, Oralee Dunsmore, Michelle Ernes, Shannon Endo, Tammy Epp, Katherine ’ Feldbush, Brenda Fiedler, Linda Firth, Brad Fitch, Grant Fletcher, Rhonda Francis, Kim Franz, Dawn Fujimagari, Sheila ELEVEN Giroux, Paul Hansen. Patricia Harding. Fiona Harding. Micheal Harper. Beverly Higa. Rodney H'H. Blake Hill, James Holtman, Janene Houston. Kathy ikebuchi, Elaine Ikeda. Debbie Janies. Kelly James Kevin Jensen, Tammy Jensen Tom Johnson. Cara Johnson, Carla Johnson, Nina Jury, Leslie Keeler, Lorne Larsen. Leif Lawlor, Curtis Layton, Robert Leth, Darby Lund. Todd Lusk, Myrna Macnamara. Andy Martin, Brett Matlock, Don McCarty. Melanie McPhee, Twyla Miyanaga. Mark Morrison. Scott Murphy. Lonnie Paun. Stacey Pederson, Paw Peters, Rhonda Peters. Susan Pickerell. Wade PlettL Darren Raca. Rita Radke. Linda Roth, Lynne Russell. Jenny taples, Sherry %oll^Diane Tdleman. Tom sczyk, Debbie Urano. Chuck chmitz. Rai Shaw. Rer Slavik. Jc Smith. Deb Vanderwal. Leonard Vibholm, Susanne Visser, Darrell arbrick, Eddy eippertjj.ee Wenbourne, Billy ■Williams. Angela Haynes, Wayne Hood, Timothy Krahn, Doug Matlock, Darren MacLeod, Derrick Maruyama, Craig Vik GRADE TEN Abell. Ryan Allred. Heath - ed, Ron; . Andeiscn. Rodney Asapace. Cathy Austin, Brent Barany, Tracy Ba'roldi, Kern Beier Kirk Black, David Bose. James Bouwman. Julie Caldwell, Mike Campbell. Brad Chow, David Chow Sanctra • Chi- Tawny । Kim Csabay And* Dei kson Kathy Desabrais,: Deanna Ecklund. Jackie Eldridge, Rebecca . EGsyTmi' Lvanson. James Fehr Susan Feldbusch Cheryl Ferguson, Julie Ferguson, Kevin rancis fa 3 Friesen,! Helen Garnei Carolyn Goner t Donald Girourd, Deanna Lehman. Steve Litchfield. Kandis Lucas. Kim Lukacs, Troy Lund. Corby Johnson. Ardis Just. Michae, Kmnibu 'gh.Ro Klassen. Kevin Kleiner, Jrrn Harris,. Kerry Hashizume. Susan Henry. Marc Hill. Allison Holman. Brenda I Morrison, Dean Mudri, Steve Murphy, Kelly Nagata, Robert Oevenng, Donald Hoogerdyk. Eddy Hoogerdyk, Eleanor Hoogerdyk, Herman ■ Hoogerdyk. Winston How. Dennis sen. Cameron sen. Doran sen. Monte Jensen. Rhonda Jensen. Twila Mahingen,

W. R. Myers High School 2000

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Publication date: 01/01/2023
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The annual publication of the students of W. R. Myers High School Taber, Alberta. 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MYERS HIGH SCHOOL 5511-54 Street Taber, Alberta TIG 1L5 Phone: 223-2292W.R. MYERS HIGH SCHOOL 5511-54 Street Phone 223-2292 Fax 223-1091 www.horizon.ab.ca/myers Student Population: 492 Class Life......................................................................................... 2 Pep Rallies...................................................................................... 4 Dances............................................................................................. 6 Student Life.................................................................................... 8 Lockers, Lunches, and Spares.....................................................10 Special Events............................................................................. 12 Fads and Fashions...................................................................... 14 School Spirit................................................................................ 16 Grade 9's...................................................................................... 17 Grade 10's..................................................................................... 23 Grade Il's..................................................................................... 29 Grade 12's..................................................................................... 35 Graduation................................................................................... 56 Administrators' Message........................................................... 59 Teachers........................................................................................ 60 Sports............................................................................................. 61 Clubs and Organizations.............................................................81 Football page 62 We would like to dedicate this yearbook to the memory of: Cassidy Jensen 1981-1994 Aaron Jespersen 1981-1997 Jason Lang 1982-1999 Clubs page 81 Published in Canada Printed in USA 1 CLASS LIFE Below: Discovering Science. Tonya Torrie and Amy Nakishima carefully measure chemicals for a lab experiment. Left: Working hard or hardly working ? The library is frequently busy with classes doing research. Above: Where are my sheep?! Nathan Love in costume for a Social Studies re-enactment. Above: Places everyone. Ashley Jesperson, Stacey Larsen, Melissa Megyes, Jenna Langhofer, Alisha Johnson, Michelle Torrie, Leanne Brezovski, and Brandon Tanner get organized for a play in Social 20. 2 I And so this is Christmas. Mrs. MacKintosh's class, Health, looks forward to the holidays as *ey work in the room that all her classes decorated. Below: Man this is good!! Ryan Quiring samples his baked goods. Above: Recall, Recall! Shaun Feidler is hard at work writing an art test. Above: Chop, Chop, Chop TIMBER!!! Mr. Campbell's Outdoor Ed. class learns to trust their fellow classmates in a free fall exercise. 3 PEP RALLIES Below: Nice coconuts!! Matt Anderson dresses up for the Hawaiian Day Pep rally. Left: We will, we will. Rock you. Daina Bowman sings the theme song at the spirit week pep rally. Right: Just hanging around. Ren Maruyama, the chosen one to see how long she can stay up on the wall. Middle: Ready set, fall!! The boys play tug a war against the girls and forefeit, because they let go. Below: Don't blow!! Dani Brown, Darren Fajnor, and Mrs. Turnbull will do almost anything to get a jelly bean. 4 Top: Open wide!! Each partner was blindfolded and fed fruit dipped in chocolate. Below: Aloha!! Hendry Bekkering dresses for the festive "Hawaiian Day." Left: Going under. Erin McKeage dresses quickly for the pep rally relay. Right: Fluffy Bunny. Lane Larson tries to stuff as many crackers in his mouth as he can and try to say fluffy bunnies. COUNT THE BEAT! Left: Ladies in Red. Rachelle Armsworthy and Amie Harding share a laugh at the Valentines Dance. Right: What a cute couple. Chelsey Jensen and Ryan Turcato wait to get their picture taken together at the Valentines' picture shoot. Above Left: Good and Evil together? Stacey Larsen and Jessica Robinson declare a truce between good and evil for the Halloween Dance. Above Right: Wait for the Beat. The students at the W. R. Myers Millennium Dance anxiously wait for the next dance. Right: Run out of Masks? Courtney Colby, Mystery person from Scream, Erin Davidson, Angela Stewart, Ashley Stewart, Sandra Hirsche together at the Halloween Dance. 6 Left: Strike a Pose! Backrow: John Harding, B.J. Bagowa, Chris Shaw, Shantel Nadeau, Kim Anderson, Tim Koba, Dallas Engleson, Lindsay Turcato, Jon Klok, Sasha Strijak. Front row: Matt Evanson, Brody Jespersen, Chad Pickerell stop for a group picture before the dance starts. Below: The Music King and Queen. Brock Peterson and Victoria Saunders show off their outfits for W.R. Myers Halloween Dance. Left: Raising the Roof. Mark Valgardson flips Kara Engleson in the air during a jive. Right: Get ready to Dance! W.R. Myers students enter the gym at the beginning of the Millennium Dance. Left. Welcome to the First Annual Meeting of the Minds. (At the table left to right) Joel Bareman, Joey Valgardson, Justin Jensen, (Back right to left) Lane Kunz, Mike Pollock, and Dustin Bell all enjoy a beautiful summer day on one of the three new picnic tables Student Council purchased to be placed around the school. Right. Working hard or hardly working. Cory Bekkering and Jaime Tschritter catch up on some homework. Above. Forbidden Fruit. Clark Anderson enjoys yet another lunch in the Myers cafeteria. Middle. Try not to move. Ryan Astalos holds real steady as Don Lee and Colin Ross take aim. Left. Friends till the end. Amy Kehoe and Nicole Martinson looking good for the camera. Right. The artist formerly known as Cudge. What Steven Bedford is doing, the human mind will never be able to explain. 8 STUDENT LIFE Left. Guys, you can let me down now. Next Don and Mitch will be attempting a moving target. Below. What do you mean that class is full? Chantelle Bareman and her mom take part in the beginning of the year office confusion. Left. Don, I am your father. Mr. Gellatly gets held up by Darth Vader at the Halloween dance, but manages to scare him off with a staple gun. Right. Mikey likes it. Mike Watmough working hard at becoming a quantum nuclear physicist and looking studly as ever. 9 LOCKERS LUNCH, AND SPARES Below: Yak, yak, yak. Camilla Swagar chats it up on the phone during her spare. Top right: Nap time! Corey Valgardson comes prepared for everything! Above: Taking care of business. Eric Leigh works overtime in order to graduate. Right: Adrienne Pauls gets a birthday surprise. She wondered just how her friends got into her locker in the first place. 10 Top left: "Serious guys. I'm not Dutch." Jordan Bareman gets some of the money back from all the ice tea he drinks. Below: Spencer Valgardson makes use of the vacant chairs in the English lab. Maybe Spencer should try to get more sleep at home rather than at school. Middle left: It's cold again! Joel Bareman and Mitch Carswell brave the great outdoors during lunch hour. Left: Don't try and fool me Jenn Malinsky and Renee Gervais. The smiles on your faces tell me what you're dreaming about. Above: Look Mom, I'm in the yearbook! Frank Angyal looks on, as Christie Smith polishes off some homework. SPECIAL EVENTS Left. Improv. Chad Pickerell and Sasha Strijak try to raise a little money by putting on an improv show during lunch for the Improv team's trip to Edmonton. Right. True Love? Shane Kress anxiously waits for his number one match on his match maker list. Student Council sells matchmakers to raise money. Above. Follow the Yellow Brick Road. On a bet, Jenna Langhoffer kisses the scarecrow, Brad Rabuisac, as he dressed up for Halloween. Right. Valentine's Special. Mrs. Emek's Physics 30 class reminisces about younger days by celebrating Valentine's the old fashioned way. 12 Left. Hello Ladies. Opening ceremonies for 3A Girls Volleyball Provincials at the end of November. Below. Hey Girlie Man. Brody Ito makes adjustments to his sports bra on Halloween. Below Left. Where's My FOOD! Matt Emek and Tiffany Jensen haul in Brent Francis's lunch. Seriously, it was just the W.R. Myers annual food drive, to raise a total weight equal to the combined weight of the football team. Left. I bet she doesn't even wear that to bed. Daja Grahm dresses up to go to pajama day during Spirit Week. Far Left. Man, can they bust a move or what? Richard Klemen and Steven Bedford act in the drama production during the Remembrance Day ceremonies. Below Left: Wild Wild West: I guess cowboys have to study, too. Charles Layton dresses up for the wild west day during school spirit week. Right: Peace Man: Kurtis Maerz has memories of the sixties. STYLES OF THE YEAR Above: A day on the net: What will happen if she stares long enough at the computer? Jenna Baldry dressed for each theme during spirit week to display her involvement in school activities. Right: Back to the Fifties: Amy Nyce and Melissa Gough stop to admire Justine Boothe's poodle skirt on the way into class. 14 Left: Peasants of our school: Carolyn Pack, Erin Davidson, Quiton Jensen, Mandy Van Orman, and Kristin Nakamura are all doing a class presentation for a Social 20 class project. Below: Classy Pajamas: Meghan Saunders instructs Amie Harding in what to do for the pep rally. Above: Is it under over or over under: Tabitha Kromm practices tieing her shoes. Above: YEEHA: I wonder if I tied up my horse? LeiLani Roberts won the best dressed for Western Day. Above: Come as you are: Jocelyn Sonnenberg came to school in her pajamas and messy hair for school spirit day pajama week. SCHOOL SPIRIT BODY ART - Cheerleaders for the Girls Volleyball Provincials (left to right) Brody Jespersen, Danny Bennett, Brody Ito, Quinton Jensen, Chad Leask, and Mardy Litchfield pose to spell out REBEL. TWO THUMBS UP - (clockwise) Amanda Klimchuk, Kim Anderson, Sandy Turner, Emily Anderson, Jenna Baldry, Dallen Baugh, Amy Nyce, and Brandee Bowman cheer on our Rebels at the Volleyball Provincials. JUST SHOWING THEIR SPIRIT - Andrew Evanson (left) and Bruce Bennett (right) dress up in old volleyball uniforms to cheer on our girls. WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING AT? Paul Gardner shows off his school spirit in his favourite clothes. LOOK BOTH WAYS - Karla Neufeld (rig takes notes from Dave Higa (left) on howl cross the strs 16 Grade 9 What is your favorite class and why? Gym.—Lindsay Rabusic. What's your best excuse for being late? I forgot my binder!— Aubree Ito. Are there any changes you have planned to make during this new millenium? Date Jordan Bareman.— Stacey Engleson. Is the food any better at the cafeteria this year than last year? Yes, man, I could eat a chicken burger every day— Jason Kempe 17 Chantelle Bareman Dallen Baugh Henry Bekkering Kristi Bergen Jordan Bertie Justine Booth Brandee Bowman Lindsay Brewin Dani Brown Bryan Browning John Burt Jillian Campbell Lenny Charlton Lyle Charlton Dustin Christie Reanna Cochrane Courtney Colby Erin Coles Daniel Cortez Cody Dalton Mandi Driedger Danealle Drouin Jonelle Dunkley Stacey Engleson Darren Fajnor Meghan Fleming Cody Fletcher Devin Fletcher Shane Garner Beth Gausvik Emily Anderson Ryan Antoniuk Amber Appleton Ryan Astalos Jenna Baldry 18 Abram Giesbrecht Kristy Golding Stephanie Goodwin Melissa Gough Daja Graham Elisha Graham Ashley Gunderson Allyson Hadden Steven Hahn Chad Hansen Bob Henry Brad Hill Brad Holcek Chase Holthe Sarah Huculak Aubree Ito D.C. Jensen Shawn Jensen Wes Jensen Tyler Johnson 19 Paul Kirkman Amanda Klimchuk Tabitha Kromm Ashley Langkopf Jonathan Larsen Don Lee Gina Lee John Loeppky Brandon Mandel Brendan Maruyama Kelly Matthews Dylan McLaughlin Jayleen Mertins Shawn Mezei Cole Miller Brad Mills Amy Nyce Aryn Oberholtzer Wilson Oczkowski Kaime Pacholuk Brett Peckford Scott Petrie Nathan Phillips Claiton Pierson Blayne Potts Brandon Potts Jaden Pretzlaw Lindsay Rabusic Riley Ramsey Ryan Reamsbottom Vaughn Jones Mark Joyce Amanda Just Jennifer Kehoe Jason Kempe 20 Matthew Rolfson Colin Ross Peter Rozendaal Greg Russell Heather Russell Brody Sangster Jordan Sargeant Jeff Saruwatari Curtis Schmitke Taryn Senkow Jennie Sinclair Brian Steed Angela Stewart Jordy Stolk Jonathan Stronge Cori Swap Janelle Thomas Debra Tisdale Jamie Turnbull Sandy Turner bucks: Bryan Browning and Brad Mills pay to get into the dance. Grade 9’s are always the first in. 21 I Kirsten Welsh Bryce Wentz Jennifer Westerhoud Sarah Wilk Jocelyn Zazalack No photo available for: Amanda Keen Annie Neufeld Francis Russel Above right: One, two, three, JUMP. I he Outdoor Ed class jumps in unison as the rope goes under. Above: THINK, THINK. A group of Grade 9 girls brain storm ideas to make our school a better place. Right: Hello everybody down there. Ryan Antoniuk hangs from the Myers climbing wall. 22 What is your favorite class and why? Shop, because I get to spend time in the darkroom to just sit and reflect. --Brody Jesperson. What is your best excuse for being late? The bell rang before I got here. —Steven Moedt. What's your best excuse for being late? Tm never tardy. Just call me Mr. Congenial. — Matthew Emek. What's fun to do at noon hour? Boogie with the girls. —Chad Pickerell. What do you like to do at noon hour? Cruise, no probably go sit in the dark room and just take time to reflect. —Brody Jesperson. 23 James Bennett Devin Benson Erik Bodnar Kevin Bowman Chris Brugger Amy Bullock Jeremy Campbell Kevin Campbell Mitch Carswell Steven Christianson Mac Clements Lesley Collett Alanna de Gruyter Jamie Derksen Matthew Emek Nick Engwer Andrew Evanson Matthew Evanson Kristy Faechner Micheal Feis Brent Francis Dustin Franc

W. R. Myers High School 2003

Author: W. R. Myers High School
Publication venue: W. R. Myers High School
Publication date: 01/01/2023
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The annual publication of the students of W. R. Myers High School Taber, Alberta. (Volume 2002-2003)pdfYesu5<^n Av^Uwj •Ileyball...............50 Table of Contents School Spirit and Pep Rallies........................2 Class Life........................................................ 4 After School Life............................................6 Special Events ............................................. 8 Grade 9..........................................................9 Grade 10...................................................... 15 Grade 11 .....................................................21 Grade 12...................................................... 27 Graduation....................................................40 Sports..............................................................47 Clubs ..............................................................67 Staff ............................................................... 83 Administration.................................................84 Stage Band...........82 Key Club...................70 Published in Canada Printed in USA Cross Country.........58 Top Left:Time for dessert! Kinsey Torrie displays a scrumptious new whip cream and cheezie dessert. Top Middle: How’s my hair? D. J. Gellatly dolls up for the date Joel Mills won with him. Top Right: Pucker up! Elisha Graham applies lipstick to Darryl Doucette. Above: Gimme some sugar! A crowd of students scream for a treat. Above Middle: It's the new, spicy fiesta slurpee! Jessica McCrae and Nathan Schmidt race to eat a jalepeno from the bottom of their slurpee cups. Above Right: Yuuk! Amy Nyce wonders if this really is whipped cream! Right: Versatile duct tape. A group of students prepare Julie Garner to be a fly on the wall. Far Right: The Rebels gang. Students model their school spirit-inspired outfits. This page is sponsored by Chinook Community Futures, 5324 - 48 Ave., Taber, AB TIG 182 223-2984. Top Left: I've still got it! Lone Walters poses in his 60's outfit. Top Right: Time Travelling. Britney Pierson and Tasha Moren participate in Decades Day. Middle Left: I come in peace! Tenille Woods (right) gives an alien hand signal as Superhero Nicole Johnson looks on. Middle: Superwomen to the rescue! Cheryl Chase and Jonelle Bekkering fly off to save the world. Below: Clap if you’re Canadian! Debbie Tisdale (left), Brad Hill, and Jennifer Kehoe show some Canadian Spirit. Above: A blast from the past. Kristen Clements (leftl and Kathryn Haslam are pictures of the past. Above Left: Surfs up! Janae Collins gives a taste of Hawaii on Culture Day. Bottom Left: Go, Rebels, go! Tenille Woods ITop left), Nikki Johnson, Monica Steed (Bottom leftl, Diane Bennet, Matt Coles and Kurt Williams show their school spirit. Bottom right: UV ray damage? Not with these glasses. Theresa Valgardson dresses up for Decades Day. Left: Hard at work! Tanya Johnson, Christel Wallace, Amber Martens, and Jessica Charlton are doing a Biology 20 lab. Right: Future Picasso's? Ashley Gregus and Chelsee Ivan are working on a project for Drama! Below Left: Work of art! Brandon Kambeitz and Justin Turnbull create masterpieces in art! Middle: Pedicure anyone? Angie Roberts giving herself a pedicure for cosmetology class. Below Right: Ahh! Phil Vilay takes a minute from his art project to pose for the camera! Above: Spa party! Jenna Baldry and Kirsten Welsh give each other facials in cosmetology class. Middle: Tough stuff! Nigel Koomen attempts to build molecules in Chern class. Right: I hope we mixed it right! Sean Clark, Jordan Bertie, and Wes Jensen mix up a solution in Chern class. ^e Od^tVoA SAuJ^Y dfe. Left: Late for class? Jason Kempe attempts to jump over the rail. Right: Study Hall! Brett Peckford and Don Lee catch up on some homework! Middle left: Lunch time! Jordan Valgardson waits in line to get some food. Middle: I have to finish before class! Aaron Jensen does some work before he heads to class. Above: Extra help! Heather Zelenka tutors Daniel Wilson in Math. Left: Merry Christmas! Stacey Engelson, Cam Atwood, Jason Kempe, Brett Kurio, and Brant Hansen make Christmas decorations for the tree.. Right: Internet surfing! Monty Rush takes time from his spare to play some games on the net! 3^ Your Cuax Right: Caught ya! Scott Lommerts is caught checking out the IGA eggs while at work. Left: Ooh, look at that six pack! Chad Hansen packs the pop cooler at Johnson's IDA. Middle: Bring it on: Bryce Shuya tries to see how many bags of sugar he can carry in the back of IGA during work. Middle right: Would you like fries with that? Jessica McClung does a McFabulous job of taking orders at McDonald's. Lounging around: How can I help you? Justine Mertins gladly helps out a customer while at work. Right: Is Pepsi OK? Courtney Loewen hands Landon Pelesky a Pepsi before beginning their shift at KFC. ■ge SV^L Top left: Oooo-la-la: One of the popular things this year is to get your nails done professionally. It makes them look very pretty! Left: Foxy lady: Dominique Tkaczyk draws one of the most popular brands the student body wears, Fox sports. Below: Bottoms up: Skater shoes still top the list as the most popular footwear among students. Below left: Snow bunny: Warm, cold, windy, sunny, these days Brittany Kerner, along with many others, wears a toque all the time. Above middle: A scarf a day keeps the chills away: Emily Anderson, Lauren Valgardson, Stacey Engelson, Aryn Oberholtzer, and Carly Johnson model the scarves that they made in Textiles class. Above right: Reggae style: Kelly Matthews does her hair in corn braids.. This style was seen on several students around the school. Far left: Purrrrfect: Krista Rochenbach is sporting one of the very popular fur coats. Don't worry; no animals were hurt in the making of this photo. Left: Chug, chug, chug: Lyle Daniels stops to have a drink at the fountain. Probably the most popular thing among guys is to wear hats, and hoodies are still everybody's favourite. 3^ ^^j^^ Right: We are the champions: Amy Nyce takes her turn signing the provincial banner. The Varsity girl's volleyball team took the gold in provincials this year. Below left: Hey, big boy! Brett Peckford puts the moves on Daniel Wilson on Halloween. Below middle: Say Cheese: Brittany Kurvial, Mrs. Lumley, and Amanda Just pose for a quick picture at the first dance of the year. Below right: Yeah man: Lane Walters struts his stuff as a 60's punk rocker on Decades Day during Spirit week. Above left: You quack my world: Katie Jensen shows Halloween spirit by dressing up like Daisy Duck. Above middle: It’s a bird, no it’s a plane... Actually, it's Ryan Antonuik and Jenna Baldry posing as the dynamic duo during a break on Super Hero Day. Above right: Go, Rebels, Go! Kyle Bullock shows his inner Rebels' self on Spirit Day. Left: Move it or lose it: Kayla Thompson walks with pride into the Christmas dance. Right: And the winner is: Gloria Layton accepts an award at Awards night held in October. To ^ ^WJuAefe jou iMW^l^^rio^^ Aleah Bakoway's perfect high school year would be achieving good marks, and leaving with lots of good memories. The most common piece of advice given for the up and coming Grade 9's was DON"T get in the teachers' bad books. Rhett Anderson Riley Anderson Cari-Jo Andrews-Walters Jordan Baker Aleah Bakoway Tess Baldry Sam Bathgate Janelle Bekkering Brittney Blanchette Cory Briscoe David Burt Cheryl Chase Cathy Christensen Tom Clements Blair Clemis Candice Colby Kristi Corman Eric Cunningham Ryan Cunningham Brad Day Craig Dillman Susan Doucette Nicolaas Drost Catherine Emek Brett Eremenko Eric Evanson Neil Fajnor Rana Farrage Erin Fleming Kaylyn Fletcher Cole Fritz Kaylee Gardner Alynn Gausvik Daniel Gellatly Matthew Gough Andrew Griffin Right: One small step for man, one giant leap for Myers High. At the 2002 Science Olympics, Landon Pelesky took a detour to the moon, squeezing himself into a space suit to pose for a picture. 10 Tarilyn Hansen Kurtis Heck Dustin Jeffrey Ashley Jensen Preston Jensen Toni Johnson Mackenzie Jones Lena Krahn Cole Kroening Nathan Lea Braiden Leth Bryan Litchfield Tonya Loewen Michael Lommerts Blaine Lowry Chris McArthur Brett McCoy Travis Meier Tasha Morin Shawna Nevil Chase Oberholtzer Codi Oberholtzer Mike Osmachenko Tyrell Paul Landon Peleskey Jesse Peterson Josh Peterson Britany Pierson Chris Pinchak John Pittman Kale Renner Kristen Reti Nysha Roberts Amber Robinson Tyler Rodwell Amy Roy Left: I’ll save you! Chase Oberholtzer practices his Spiderman techniques by travelling across a rope in Outdoor Ed, 11 Lindsay Rudolf Justin Saruwatari Chad Schile Nathan Schmidt Justin Sebok Travis Senkow Brad Silver Kristi Somerville Pero Spanovic Alison Strand Melissa Thackeray Britney Thompson Erik Thompson Kayla Thompson Megan Triska Jono Tycholis Bradon Valgardson Brittany Valgardson Julia Valgardson Kara Valgardson Travus Valgardson Matt Vanmeetelen Mitch Van Orman Sophia Vathracoulis Travis Williams Parker Wood No Photo Available For: Landon Span Scott Tanner Isch Van Asch Top Right: Which way is up? A group of Outdoor Ed. students stop for a rest on the school lawn. Left: Look ma, I can levitate! Blair Clemis learns to trust his peers in an Outdoor Ed. activity. Bottom Right: Mirror, mirror on the wall. Landon Span looks at his disfigured image in a warped mirror. 12 Top Left: Who brought the marshmallows? Parker Wood (left), Mike Lommerts, Andrew Griffin and Matt Vanmeetelen enjoy a cookout by the corner of the school. Top Right: Don’t snap the pretzel! Students try to untangle themselves without letting go. Below Left: Heave ho! A group of students try to retrieve keys without touching the ground. Below Middle: Hey Baby! Dave Burt shows off his stylish costume. Below: Jed Clampett and Jethro Bodine, right here at Myers! Preston Jensen and Braeden Leth display the Beverly Hillbillies look in social class. Above Left: This is really boring! Andrew Griffin bores into the ice with an ice auger. Above Middle: Look into my pink eyes! Chase Oberholtzer's pet albino King snake, Andrew, mesmerizes the class. Above: I get the trailer with the star on the door! Nathan Lea and Tasha Morin act out a scene in drama. Bottom Left: An excellent example of Mid-West charm. Cole Fritz and Mackenzie Jones do a presentation on the U.S.A. Bottom Right: And the catch of the day is... A group of Outdoor Ed. Students show off the trout they caught while ice fishing. Right: Yummy, yummy, in my tummy! Corey Briscoe cooks lunch. Left: I can see into the future! Matthew Gough proves his psychic abilities. Bottom Left: So what if my ambition is to be a polar bear? Eric Thompson fulfills his dreams. Bottom Middle: I didn’t realize that this was a perk of going on the trip! Mike Lommerts and Brittany Valgardson joke around. Bottom Right: I got the big one! Travis Senkow wins the prize for the largest fish caught, Jono Tycholis. Above: Cheerleaders in training! Grade 9's build a human pyramid. Above Middle: Stealing from the rich for the poor! Cole Fritz poses as Robin Hood. Above Right: Well, it’s no cave, but it’s fun to be stuck in a snow hill. A group of students enjoy the fruits of their labor. Right: It’s a beautiful day for a nap. Travis Senkow is held in place by his classmates. Left: Abracadabra, let the water bend! Daniel Gellatly takes part in a science experiment. (fefe i^\ Op^x jour -cux^^uxakolx io VosoiAAtv^ cdxjiUxx^. named after them or a mountain, again over 50% responded with a mountain, because there ore already too many scientific theories to remember. 1% of of them preferred a multiple chioce test d if they would rather have a scientific theory 15 Lance Aldridge Troy Allen-Vallee Mitch Allred Blaire Anderson Samantha Astalos Kila Atkinson Kayla Baugh Ross Bekkering Shannon Bell Diane Bennett Eric Bennett Curtis Benson Shawn Bodnaruk Dean Booth Kodi Burge Cody Christianson Bonnie Clemis Carli Clemis Kelcie Colby Matt Coles Tyler Conacher Brett Conrad Sean Deen Nathan Degruyter Megan Drouin Chris Dunkley Rebekah Epp Marlaina Fehr Mitch Fenske Dayne Francom Julie Garner Nikki Gerlock James Gibson Jillian Gibson Kelsy Giles Russell Goertzen Jeremy Goodwin Ashley Gregus Dustin Hammond Jared Haynes Jamie Hogan Ashley Hoskins Tanya Howells Robert Hughes Abby Hutchison Chelsee Ivan Aaron Jensen Chase Jensen Clay Jensen Einar Jensen Nicole Johnson Rikki Johnson Luke Joyce Brandon Kambeitz Koby Kano Kim Karren Shawn Kempe Justine Klok Tyler Koebel Jordi Koncz Jason Kraemer Kara Krchnak Troy Kress Virginia Layton Kessy Litchfield Joel Mackedenski A.K. McKeage Joel Mills Caitlyn Miyada Brad Nielsen Aaron Oczkowski Desiree Odland MacKenzie Pahl Wade Paterson Justin Paul Jeremy Peters Mandy Peterson Tyler Radke Erin Reed Heather Regitnig Loyal fans even if chilly! Monica Steed and Kessie Litchfeild watch the football team at one of their games. 17 Curtis Robinson Krista Rockenbach Tara Rudolf Lyle Ruggles Cory Russell Paul Sargeant Thomas Saunders Jack Schultz Klark Scott-Mathers Jenny Shim Chris Shimbashi Braeden Steed Monica Steed Jesse Steinborn Jordan Thomas Justin Trotter Brianne Turnbull Justin Turnbull Jordan Valgardson Phil Vilay Derek Visser Jennifer Wagner Jen Wallace Daylen Welsh Erik Wentz Curtis Werner Megan Wiebe Catherine Wilk Right: Smile pretty! Kelcie Colby takes some time from dancing to hang out. Kurt Williams Robyn Wilson Left: I’m learning here do you mind! Luke Joyce looks so happy to be in his science class. Right: Concentrate! Rebekah Epp works hard on a mask for her French Class. Tenille Wood No photo available for: Maurcie Gauthier Megan Weibe Geertie Lie 18 Left: O, Christmas tree! Brianne Turnbull helps decorate the Christmas tree before the holidays. Middle: It's a Masterpiece! Tenille Wood intent on painting a mask for her French class. Below: Dance the night away! Cody Christianson and Clark Scott-Mathers get ready to hit the dance floor for a night of fun. Above: It’s Tinkerbell! Bonnie Clemis dresses up for Halloween. Middle: A work of art! Jenny Shim works on a project for her French class. Right: Clowning around! Jared Haynes as Ronald McDonald and Victoria Layton as Cat Woman hang out in the hall before class on Halloween. Left: Surfing the net! Yes, Kurt Williams is dressed up as Jack-in-the-Box. He is taking time to research a project in his computer class. 19 Right: Stop laughing; we have to be serious! Wade Paterson and Ross Bekkering have some laughs while dissecting pigs. Below: I hope we never have to do this again! Jen Wallace and Jillian Gibson try to have fun while dissecting pigs for Biology. Middle: We have to get to class! Rebekah Epp, Julie Garner, and Kelsy Giles all get ready for their next class. Below Right: Wussssup! Phil Vilay and James Gibson hang out before the big run. Above: We are proud to be Canadian! Angie Roberts, Matthew Harris, and KlarkScott-Mafhers show off their pride for Canada on Canada day. Middle: What''s up? Rebekah Epp and Julie Garner hang out before class on Canada day. Right: Ewwww! Kelsy Giles and Catherine Wilk dissect a pig for Biology. Right: Group Shot! Tenille Wood, Carli Clemis, Abby Hutchison, Diane Bennett, James Gibson, Kurt Williams, Braeden Steed all pose for a group picture. Kirsti Gibson's perfect high school year was Gracie 10, because it was the last year to lay back, relax, and have fun. “Everyday is so memorable I could never choose just one." Gloria Layton. Josh Anderson Josh Antoniuk Kaleb Ba|owa Tyler Baker Dallen Baugh Jared Bell Jeff Bennett Jordan Birch Tim Boss Alec Branch Devin Brewin Stefanie Brugger Kyle Bullock Cody Cameron Jamie Campbell Kelci Cannady Samantha Cassidy Devon Chambers Jessica Charlton Kristen Clements Sharon Colby Janae Collins Cassi Conacher Justin Cunningham Lyle Daniels Stacy Derksen Darrell Doucette Ashley Edstrom Jennifer Engwer Sandra Eremenko Robin Erick Lindsay Fletcher Laura Francis Mindy Francom Jeff Gardner Beth Gausvik DJ. Gellatly Kirsti Gibson Robyn Goertzen Evan Goeseels Adele Harding Alison Harding Matthew Harris Kathryn Haslam Afton Hawkins Kendra Hirsche Tonia Holman Ginger Jensen Katie Jensen Niels Jensen Blaine Johnson Chelsey Johnson Tanya Johnson Taryn Kallio Brittany Kerner Leanne Kleinsasser Jared Klok Alex Koba Cody Koncz Nigel Koomen Brandon Kover Dylan Kozniuk Tony Krahn Marisa Krchnak Brett Kurio Brittany Lanser Gloria Layton Everett Litchfield Jordy Litchfield Courtney Loewen Scott Lommerts Misty Lutz Amber Martens Rosie Martens Jessica McCrae Justine Merfins Sterling Mitchell Nicole Neufeld Melissa Nielson Joel Oseen Nicole Payne Darren Peleskey Jarred Peleskey Robin Pickerell Shaun Robinson Mike Rudolf Greg Russell Michael Russell Sarah-Ann Sawafzky Scott Seadon Bryce Shuya Jennifer Skidmore Danny Starr Kyle Storms Stephanie Sugden Corbin Thackeray Dominique Tkaczyk Chelsea Tomcala Kinsey Torrie Brady Trotter Matthew Tudor Brett Turcato Kristen Turcato Whitney Turcato Cayley Turnbull Chris Turner Joanna Unser Amber Valgardson Chad Valgardson Lauren Valgardson Theresa Valgardson Michael Vathracoulis Christel Wallace Lane Walters Matthew Walton Spencer White Lachele Wickens Byron Woodruff Heather Zelenka Missing Photo For: Sean Clark Ryan Hobelsberger Tammy Mac Donald Kyle Tschritter Left: Oh, my goodness! Alison Harding and Stephanie Sugden are having a very stimulating conversation in the hallway during Spirit Week. Left: You go girl! Stacy Derksen has fun working out. Right: Ta Da!! Rosie Martins shows off her clean, organized locker during the break. Left: Hard at work. Laura Francis, Janae Collins, and Nicole Neufeld finish up their homework quickly before they run off to class. Right: This little piggy went to market, and this little piggy got a ride! Jared Bell helps Sandra Eremenko get to class. Left: Uh! Take a load off! Whitney Turcato stis back and relaxes in her spare while she has the chance. Right: Back to school again! Marisa Krchnak and Misty Lutz getting their schedules for the year. Left: ‘To be, or not to be, that is the question." D.J. Gellatly reads over his part in drama class before performing. Right: Studying hard girls? Lindsay Fletcher, Chelsea Tomcala, and Robyn Goertzen do some last minute studying for a test that they had later that day. LeftGoh better watch out! Cassi Conacher gets ready to throw a snowball in May! Right: What seems to be wrong now doctor? Brett Kurio, Lauren Valgardson, and Amber Valgardson inspect a cow heart. Below: Kaboom! Josh Antoniuk, and Jared Klok play around with some chemicals in class. Below Middle: Big dreams! Matthew Walton, Devon Chambers, and Amber Valgardson are taking adventures in the big city when on a college trip. Below Right: Awww... how pretty! Laura Francis takes out a poinsettia out of the box so she can deliver it. ^f^M H Above: Bubble head? I think not! Robyn Pickerell shows off her styling bubble wrapped hair. Above middle: Nothing but net! Mike Harris is the announcer at all of the varsity basketball games. Above right: Thinking hard! Afton Hawkins puts together chemistry molecules. Right: The joy of Pepsi! Jeff Bennett and Scott Seadon take a refreshing break from school. Left: Go Team Go! The girls are out supporting the football team. feJe We NAME: Emily Blythe Anderson Biggest Laugh: When Hunter Jenna killed the deer. Memorable Moment: My British limo ride. Ambition: Become a professional gator racer. NAME: Ryan Michael Antoniuk Nickname: Shut up Memorable Moment: Beating Shauna and Stephanie on the same test. Oh ya! That's impossible. Probable Fate: Sumo wrestler or Samurai. NAME: Amber Nicole Appleton Favourite Saying: I looove you, dumb dumb!! Biggest Laugh: Pizza crust and dipping! Memorable Moment: Getting stuck at Trout. NAME: Ryan Andrew Astalos Nickname: Squeak Ambitions: Electrician Cartoon Character: Millhouse, he has a milf. Greatest Fear: Not seeing everyone anymore. NAME: Jenna Esther Baldry Nickname: Jenerater, Duce 2 Pet Peeve: Burping, forced laughing Biggest Laugh: When I overdosed on ibuprofen. Memorable Moment: Back to back provincial champs. NAME: Jayson Wayne Barrows Nickname: Burr-Dog Activities: Basketball, Snowboarding (until I got hurt and it put me out of basketball.! Biggest Laugh: Getting caught on the roof by all 3 principals. The University of Lethbridge The University of Lethbridge extends sincere congratulations to all 2003 graduates! We wish you well in your future endeavours. Phone: 329-2762 Fax: 380-1805 E-mail: inquiries©uleth.ca Website: www.uleth.ca NAME: Hendrik Bekkering Nickname: Hen, Hendogg Biggest Laugh: Red Troll under the bridge. Ambitions: NCAA basketball pro Probable Fate: Washed up bailer that talks about the good days. NAME: Kristi Dyan Bergen Nickname: Bergen Ambitions: Going to Australia and becoming a nurse. Role Model: My mom because she is a kind, hard working person who has taught me a lot in my life. NAME: Jordan Scott Bertie Nickname: J-Bo Pet Peeve: Selling oranges. Activities: Praktazein mi Eingish. Ambitions: To build a giant, fighting robot. NAME: Aaltina Brunette Bouma Nickname: Tineke, Booma, Bean Favourite Saying: How you doin'? Memorable Moment: Backpacking on Vancouver Island in Grade 11. Ambitions: Work for a year then go to school. NAME: Aaron Jeffrey Bodnaruk Nickname: Bods, Crazy Eyes Biggest Fear: Going through 3 cars in a year. Memorable Moment: Getting caught with a plastic gun. Role Model: Parents NAME: Justine Roseanna Booth Nickname: Jay, J-Dog, Bootha Biggest Laugh: Every experience in the Datsun. Greatest Fear: Having to drive the Datsun for the rest of my life. NAME: Brandee Jeanne Bowman Biggest Laugh: Scott at the 2002 Grad campouf. Memorabole Moment: Del's Canada Day. Ambitions: Pursue a career in Psychology. NAME: Lindsay Blair Brewin Nickname: Lindz Pet Peeve: School Favourite Saying: For realz? Memorabl

W. R. Myers High School 2009

Author: W. R. Myers High School
Publication venue: W. R. Myers High School
Publication date: 01/01/2023
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The annual publication of the students of W. R. Myers High School Taber, Alberta. (Volume 2008-2009)pdf‘iw w JS * Duncan Campbell Tina Carnegie Crystal Carver Craig Dejong Bob Gammon Mark Harding Amanda Harris Paige Hierath Arica Jensen Kate Jensen Johanna Kutansi Marilyn Kambeitz Noel Kehler Marcy Laporte Rene Lavoi Douglas Leavitt Coralee Leth Megan Leusink Tim Luchanski Darren Majeran Sadie Anderson Lisa Astalos Danny Bennett Sam Bennett Kristin Bodnar 6 2QW-2QOV Andrea Makarchuk Brandy Me Lellan Stacy McClelland Stephanie Mills Terry Moline Hyrum Moriyama Wayne Pallett Lori Pickerel I Jen Pierce Krista Richert Maxine Schnoor Katie Szoke Dalziel Whipple Debbie Williams Laurie Chomany 7 Mackenzie Allred Brandon Armstrong Kayla Avison Bradie Baceda Courtney Badura Rhys Bennett Danielle Berube Curtis Bodnar Aisha Boehmer KC. Brantner Peyton Brantner Austin Braun Jesse Briscoe Emmitt Campbell Angelique Christakos Cassandra Collett Jessica Cook Teri Cook Jeremy Durant Kaylee Egeland Tori Ellis Brandi Ernes Abigail Epp Mimi Farrage Diana Fehr 9 Brady Friesen Bradley Gammelseter Bianca Gansner Jayden Gardner Laurel Gingell Morgan Goehr Jeniffer Groft Tayler Hansen Alex Harding Emily Harris Branden Heezen Kasey Heller Kyle Hewitt Brendon Hirney Catherine Ho Tyler Holman Lindee Ingram Kayla Jackson Austin James Lee Jensen Alicia Feltrin Jordynn Fitch Courtney Florchinger Denim Francis Jessica Francis 10 Jocelyn Johnson Julie Johnson Sarah-Anne Jozsa Jakson Kehler Tyris Kilborn Samantha Kondor AJ Krahn Judy Krahn Jenna Krushelnicki Xavier Lockhart Ty MacKenzie Trevor Marsden Dylan Maxwell Tianna Meier Kolyn Melquist Jennae Mertins Anthony Miller Cody Miller Katrina Miyanaga Kimberley Moline Marlee Nakamura Amanda Neufeld Kelly O'Donnell Cassandra Ochoa Bobbi Odland 11 Matthew Peleskey Scott Perini Eddie Peters Davis Phillips Jessica Powell Melissa Pyrch Cole Reamsbottom Kennedy Renner Logan Rockenbach Taryn Rombough Colton Rop Nicole Ross Brendon Saruwatari Meygan Saruwatari Carson Schultz Kris Sedgwick Nicholas Shaw Mackenzie Simek Stephanie Sorensen Clay Sparks Kaden Odland Chelsea Orsten Jeffery Patrick David Paun Jagger Pease 12 Brycen Spate Taylor Spate Taylor Stafford Kira Steed Kaylee Swarbrick Alexandras Terrick Ashley Timm Travis Turcato Mikayla Vanderheyden Tanner Vandersteen Danny Waeckerlin Cole Waldner Kurt Weckesser Cara Werner Amanda Williamson 13 MIK Alex Anderson Courtney Anderson Shauna Anderson Tanner Arnold Kaitlyn Aubin Cody Baber Jordin Bakoway-Adams Hillary Bennett Natalie Bennett Rachel Bennett Cory Braconnier Dakotah Brantner Amber Cairns Laura Campbell Shayla Campbell Jared Capner Paige Carle Greg Corolla Cody Chipman Colyn Cleland Amber Collett Jessie Collett Sabrina Cook Daniel Cousins Michelle Cradduck 17 Qm&B IQ) Nathaniel Drouin Cody Durant Bobby Foot Karly Froehlich Lisa Froese Megan Gilbertson Derrick Goodrich Troy Halifax Samantha Hanke Bradley Hansen Rylee Heller Kat Hildebrand Brady Hirney Dustin Holman Robert Holtrop Alixandra Hormoth Codi Hoskins Brett Hull Stephanie Karl Dalair Khan Taylor Culler Jesse DeBona Brett Dillman Megan Donahue Dylan Draney 18 Kolten Krchnok Jordyn Lamb Chase LePard Frieda Letkeman Eric Lister Tyson Matthews Cole McCracken Clinton Meier Mitchell Mykytiw Taryn Nakamura Luke Nelson Grace Noble Joel Norris Jane Olsen Kaylee Peters Kimberly Peters Jacqueline Phillips Tucker Pickerell Jacob Rempel Kansis Roberts Jarid Rombough Keven Sajinovic Cassy Sampson Zachary Saunders Jaden Schafer 19 Graoc II @i Lindon Skelly Fraser Stang Nolan Steed Aiea Steinborn Jessica Stoddart Jesse Tams Matthew Tams Braiden Thompson Brianne Torrie Lettica Tyrell Jason Valgardson Stefanie Van Spronsen Kerri VanMeetelen Shawn Walker Ben Wilson Tanner Wilson Allan Woof Brooklynne Yamabe Aniko Yokoyama Mathieu Zaiser Blair Schmitz Janessa Sebok Eric Sekura Brett Shigemi Aston Shimbashi Ryley Baceda Sara Barth Owen Beers Kate Bradbury Ryan Brill Todd Bullock Brock Campbell Kori Christensen Weston Coles Jeffrey Courts Bryce D'Agnone Kevin Deen Dominique Ducharme Matthew Erick Hannah Ewen Megan Fa|nor Rawan Farrage Taylor Fitch Dylan Fletcher Paige Fletcher Raegan Anderson Randi-jo Anderson Carlynn Antoniuk Brittany Armstrong Travis Astalos Ryan Fletcher Daniel Froese Kimberley Gammelseter Silvan Ganser Hayley Gibson Cassandra Gilmore Tanner Hamilton Clayton Hansen Christi Harris Bryan Hart Darren Haslam Jarred Haynes Spencer Hitchcock Curtis Huisam Cassie Hull Katie Jackson Cody Jensen Jeffrey Jensen Jordan Jensen Reagan Jensen Alanna Johnson Joe Johnson Skyler Johnson Tyler Johnson Lynden Journoud 25 Jennifer Lang Mackenzie Lawson Denis Lebeuf Brett Lepard Rylee Leth Bailey Lewicki Chad Lukacs Jeff Mackenzie Kirstie Maerz Chason Marose Logan Martin Melony McLean Ashley Meisner Jovian Meissner Preston Miller Jordan Moore Justin Morgan Landon Murray Michael Nakamura Shandyn Nakamura Tyneil Kerr Melissa Krizsan Marc Krushelnicki Hayden Kuryvial Curtis Kutanzi 26 Scott Nelson Levi Ness Nicole Nilsson Lauro Noble Ian Odland Carlos Olave Amanda Orsten Jeffrey Oudman Rebecca Oudman Dominic Pahl Robin Paradee Karly Perin Alisha Peters Krystal Peters Alyssa Peterson Cassidy Powell McKenzie Powell-James Margaret Reeves Amanda Robinson Ashleigh Rombough Mitchell Saruwatari Brittney Sawatzky Justin Schmidt Kelsea Schmitz Robi Schramm 27 Kenny Somerville Corey Thiessen Clayton Tilleman Bradie Toth Katie Tyo Brooklyn Valgardson Kristen Valgardson Josh Vance Kimberlee Vornbrock Lachelle Vornbrock Reid Walters Christopher Weckesser Kayla Williams Jarvis Zazalack Brooke Zimmer Justin Roberts Brandt Sebok Amanda Sedgwick Zak Shigemi Elizabeth Shimbashi Casey Sims 28 LX Cua^c lit Gamws GMB® Larrisa Allrc-P Cnriat^pUcr. Anprapc. Nick Speedy Amb To go to school ond get my photography degree. PF: Working ot a photography studio here in Taber. FS. Tm all right Nothing broke1' MEM: When i went to cadet camp and I fell down in the mess hall and my food went everywhere. MMM Giving a special speech to 1500 girls and having them say that I am their role model. GF Having my children end up with my disability. Nick: Ramathorn, Fez. Amb: To be a cop, or Spiderman with do. PF: Work at Home Hardware for the rest of my life.. FS: ' Oh dang it!" MEM: Getting stuck sideways in the snow in the middle of the road by the hospital. MMM: Hanging out in the office with Kristin, Marilyn and Tina. GF: End up driving a minivan. Nick - Nickname. Amb - Ambition PF - Probable. Fate. F5 - F^rtte. Maying Jamie. Anprua Nick Andrus. Amb. Something in rhe trades. PF: Oil field. FS God made dirt so dirt don't hurt.' MEM: Answering this Grade 12 survey. MMM Climbing Death. GF. Dying while driving my quad. Timothy Asit Nick Tim. Amb: Mechanic. PF Becoming a Trailer Park Boy FS 'Primo.' MEM Getting high-centered the first week i had my truck. MMM Getting the forklift stuck at work and pulling it out with my truck. GF: Becoming a Lifer at Hostess. JOHNNY E>APURA Nick B-Bad. Amb Play hockey. PF Be awesome FS 'Take it easy." MMM: Jessica crashing into the lake GF Life after High School. ^TGfAN B>AK^\\/AY-ApAMA Nick: Boo Boo. Amb: Be just like Mr. Leavitt. PF: Having a zillian cats. (Just like Mr. Leavitt) MEM: When I forgot to wear deodorant and brush my teeth!. MMM ' ootbcl ond Basketball. GF Failing and being broke I^riatrn &LLL Amb o travel the world PF Making Pogo Sticks. FS: Everything happens for a reason ' MMM Running into a chain fence chasing Mylo GF Clowns iClRT &LNNETT Nick Kurt B. Amb: Something sports-related. PF: Being remembered. FS: "I'm Kurt Bennett everybody!" MEM: B.O. problem in grade 6. MMM: Road trips for sports. GF: Walking down a dark hallway after conquering the M M ■ M^T Lm&ABAAAINC M^MthlT K^M - M^T MWRAftLt M^MtNT Class ^f 200g JaNLS5A E>RL\VlN Nick: Jessie. Amb: I want to work with animals. PF: That I won't go too far. GF: Losing all that I have had. popcorn with a blow dryf GF: Death GF: To drop a light bulb. and blew the breaker. GF Growning Pm Owncy Nick Mr Thighs Amb Tattoo artist | PF Airplane crash | MEM Falling up the crowded stairs I MMM Piggy-back pile-up in the alley | Cara Camp&oj. Nick Cara Mia Amb Cartoonist or a comic artist PF 11 have a world famous novel in five years. FS. Every flower blooms in it's own sweet time.' MEM Fainting in Luchs Bio class Nick: Emo, Emes. Amb: Finish school, get married and have kids. PF Get married and end up back in Barnwell. FS Grow up MMM Mackenzie Lawson trying to pop Nick. My dad calls me Jubes Amb: Serve a mission when I'm like a grandma. Oh yeah. FS: "That was the funnest thing of my life." MEM: The fact that I couldn't skate an inch if my life depended on it. MMM Hah! Last day of grade II. GF- Doing Taxes ® 11 JORDAN &RLW/IN Nick J-Wolf. Amb Game designer PF: Farmer MMM Wrecking my truck |4rViN Carrell Nick Light Bulb Boy. Amb Changing burnt-out light bulbs and cleaning lights PF To be an electrician. FS: Popcorn first, and then lights. MEM: Swim suit fell off in the pool. MMM When I got to change two E-Mily E>ulu?cK &RLNTCgLXZ> Nick: Coles, Colesey. Amb: Stock broker. PF: Stoy at home mom. FS: "Dude Bro, Yo!" MEM: Everytime my parents or the cops catch me doing something stupid. MMM: Throwing a burning mattress off of the Old Man Bridge. GF: Quicksand. Line-sy Carman E>LAkX 6gU5lN5 Nick: Corman. Amb; To make it big as a singer or actress PF: Work.ng in a cop K-9 Unit or the SPCA. FS That's BUNKI" MEM Getting attached at kissed by the girl in the Library. MMM: Being a Cha-Cha in the school's production of Grease. GF: Waking up and not having my mom with me anymore. Kyan CgL&Y Nick Scoobles. PF Lifer at the Heritage FS. 'Well yeah, were in the Rockies.' MMM English class Nick Bethy Amb Happiness, success. PF I don't know yet but I'm excited! FS And then I found 20 bucks ..' Clone it!' MEM Grade 10 gym class with Chizek. MAAM Grade 11 spare and Seminary GF. Accidentally touching gross stuff. Ew. Nick Mustashio Amb Travel the world PF III have an extensive collection of name tags ana hair nets FS 'What?" MEM In grade 2 when I got nit in the face with a tire swing MMM: When I got a Cool Cat Award. GF: Failing everything. Nick - Nickname. Amb> - AM&rnoN Pf - Prz7&a&lc. Fate. JgUN Craw/f^rp Nick Crowdaddy. Amb A career not at Safeway PF Working at Safeway with Logan W. MMM Grade 12 football. GF forking at Safeway. &KYPN Cl2Z?\V^N Nick Crowson Amb To operate heavy machinery. PF Be1 ng a mechanic FS Shut your mouth!" MMM Riding my quad GF: Not getting my diploma. |LM ■ Mw Lm&abaaaiNc Moment ^M - M^t M^v^12^1-^ Moment CLA56 0F 200q ^ - CjkcATEiT F&AI2. Apam CuNNlNgUAM Nick Sparky. Amb To be a mechanic PF Work in a factory. FS Ganking groceries MEM Going to school. AAMM Grade 12 GF What I m going to do after school. .Sarah Palt^N Nick Legs Amb: Go to university and get my nursing degree PF Become a nurse and have some kids FS. Sweet deal. MEM Running out of gas on 50th street. AAMM: Every day of my life. GF: Crazy Frog, spiders. 5uqlle>ll Cyr Nick Frenchie/Boo. Amb Get out of aber1 PF Live in New Brunswick. FS No, no' C'est vrai MEM Getting stuck in the bathroom stall at the Cineplex "Help! I can't get AAMM: Crazy trips to Lethbridge with Kristie. ''You're so tough!" GF: Staying in Taber. Raym^np Pam Nick B.F.G. Amb To be a windmill tech. PF ver failure MMM Finding a oead deer with y and Bret: under the canal bridge frozen. GF Ouija Board. ^ ^j^ kGviN Pillhan Nick Dillman. Amb Cure cancer. PF Cause a pandemic. FS blocked1 AAMM Watching the styrofoam video in Chem like 30 times. GF Failing to succeea. Amb: Do something amazing... I just don't know what yet. FS: "Just kidding!" AAMM: When Myla had a sleepover at my house and my room flooded (twice!). C^RglA PrPAT Nick: G. Amb: Interior design. PF: Success, hopfully. FS: "Say what?!" "Oh Ha!!" MEM Me and Alyssa in Bio! MMM The guy who hissed at My la, Alyssa and I GF: Living in Taber my whole life. Curia Lvan^n Nick: Evans. Amb: Pilot. PF: Become a physio therapist. FS: "Oh yah!" MEM: After working all winter repairing a motorcycle. I took it for a test drive and wiped out. MMM: Quading/Dirtbiking in the mountains while camping a lot. GF: Losing friends. NO PHOTO AVAILABLE 35 Nick - Nickname. et^^t Anprh\V Fi^^r Nick Fisher PF. Living with my mom and dad. MMM Getting arrested for shooting pigeons in Vauxhall with Dusty B>RrrTN£.Y FlZANCPM Nick: Britty-Bugs, Burt. Amb: Make hundreds of wedding cakes. PF: Becoming the typical soccer mom. FS: "Cute!" MMM: Brandyn blowing his nose in English class. GF: Being poor Amb - Amwn PF - Probable. Fate. f6 - Favorite. -SayiNc ■5tRPUANIR C^UARP Nick Steph G. Amb: Become successful in life. PF. Working at a fast-food restaurant for the rest of my life FS: "Hey!’ MMM Buying my grad dress GF: Burning to death1 Jaymc. ^RC£N Nick Green. Amb: To be a famous photographer PF Fall in love and have children. FS God you Valters.' MEM: I was comforting Nick one day when he was upset, when I sneezed and fell off of the couch straight on to my But at least I made Nick feel better. MMM: When my friend Ivan slipped on the carpet and blamed it on his socks. GF: What I can't see. Taylpb. CpuW Nick Hooven Amb Beat George St. Pierre for Welter Weight Title. PF Onion farmer. FS Shut up Delaney. MEM Forgetting the names of some of the Student Council members at the 1st assembly. MMM Math class w 'h Kasey and Deloney, and all my spares. GF: Scary movies Larissa C^FT Nick Rissa. Amb: Graduate and move on to secondary school. FS You crack me up. GF: Dropping my cell phone in the toilet. IJujMa IIaypu NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Nick: Helena Homicide. Amb: To run a nightclub named FSCENE8. PF: To own FSCENE8. FS: "When time and life shook hands and said goodbye." - Modest Mouse. MMM: The first FSCENE8 party. Nick: T.T. Amb: Film maker/Comic Book writer. PF: Rich and famous or working minimal wage. FS: "No! NOO! NOOO!" MEM: I was 5 and peed in the garbage at home. MMM: Winning a competiotion with friends. GF: Nothing. 36 t ^ - M^t Lm&ara55in<; Moment Class 0f 2009 ^M - M^T MeM^RA&LC. MOMENT Amb Grow 5 inches. .Stephanie, lb ANPREaIIeAL kGe.LT bl £TI< Nick: Ange, Robert, Vivian, Rockstar. Amb: To travel the world and become a counsellor. MEM: Falling into a puddle because my dog jumped at a car. MMM: Franch class and Europe trip. GF: To be stuck in Taber. PF: Grow old and become a stamp collector. FS: Just kidding!" MEM: "ailing on my face at work. MMM Spain & France. GF 12 little crabs. Nick: Heck Amb: To go to university, have a great job, a family, and to be happy. PF: Live in my mom s basement until I'm 40. FS 'Say what?!" MEM: My pants ripping at work. MMM: Three Days Grace concert. GF: Burning alive. .Stephanie. LIm Nick: Steph-A-Roo, Stephy. Amb: Travel the world, and own Jimmy Choo shoes. PF: Staying in Taber for the rest of my life. FS: "Don't worry about it." MEM: Too many to count! MMM Band trip to Seattle Spencle. ibisT -Shane. llm Amb Doctor. FS Shut up ’insert name here’1 MEM Wiping out on the ice and losing my lunch. MMM: Playing football in McMahon Stadium. GF: Having to redo Physics 30! Nick Hoyt. Amb P'aying basketball PF: Wal-Mart Associate. MMM Winning the Rebel Classic and then holding the trophy up in the middle of the gym with Chris Evanson's |ersey on it GF; Spiders. |4a6ET fJ^KlNd Nick: Kasey May Hotdog. FS Shut up1' MEM Everytime I laugh I snort MMM: Math with Deloney, My la and Hooven. GF: Not doing anything with my LggAN IIub>ej< Nick Loog. Loggic Lola Amb: Go to school in the States PF Working with animals or teeth FS Got beef? Were vegetarians. Kaila loves GINGABEEFIH" MEM Grade 9 camping trip popping a squat while Mr Hill comes over the hill with a camera. Bad look out skills, Nolan. MMM High school rodeos, provincial parties, house parties, hanging out with my best friends. GF Not Fulfilling my dreams. caa## NicK PF Harley jdupagN Nick: Ginger. Amb: Be rich like everybody else's ambition, and to own my own heavy equipment company. PF: Wealthy heavy equipment operator. FS: "A dingo ate my baby!" MEM: When I fell up the stairs while there was a hot girl walking down them. MMM: When I'm biking and many more. GF: I don't fear anything. I^YLA iJuTOil^N Nick: Chris' Macadamia Nut Cookie. Amb: Become Caleb someday. MEM: People knowing that I like Tessa. MMM: Morgan's house. GF: Tori marrying my dad. Tyler IkcbucUi J^aUua Iwan Nick Buch. Amb o graauate from Coilege. PF: Living in Taber forever. FS. 'Nap time.’ "I need help. MEM dipping brand new shorts in Social. MMM: Matt and Evan getting caught by the cops for playing Nicky Nicky Nine Doors while everyone else got away. GF Not graduating. AsULEY-L-IuNTLEY No info available. JtAAICA jJuYS Nick Jess Amb: To go to school and get a good job. PF: Living a good life. FS: "Hey bud!" MEM: Spilling gravy down my pants in the cafeteria. GF: Spiders and snakes. Nick: Ranchero. Amb: Rope in the NFR. PF: Become a crop inspector and get stuck in Taber. FS: "Don't worry about it." MMM: When J-Wolf got stuck at the Graveyard and blew up his GF: Not finding a job after college. I^RIATIE. -Jd2J.IN.5l2N Nick: Kay Kay. Amb: To become and interior designer. PF: Be stuck in a jail cell with Ariel on the outside laughing at me. FS: "You're so tough." MEM: Backing up the car in the school parking lot and noticing it wasn't even started. MMM: Summer when I broke my collar bone carrying my cousin. GF: To be in a car crash. - Nickname. Amb - Am&iwn - Probable. Fate. f5 - Favorite bAYiNc - M^t LM&ABAiAiNc Moment ^M- M^t M^RA&Li Moment CLA55 ^f 200g &KANPYN JU6T Nick: BJ. Amb: Make Money. PF: Working for DBills. FS: Ballin'.1' MEM: Being stripped naked in a swimming pool. MMM: Jumping the Nissan. GF: Death. Nick: Sushi Amb: Travel the world. PF: Get a diploma in fashion design and marketing. MEM: Hitting a pole in the mall parking lot. MMM: Getting cornered in a back alley in my Jimmy with Kristi and Carol. GF: Not making it in the world. Nick: Karl. Amb: Graduate. PF: Be an art teacher like Moriyama. FS: Anything I can yell. MEM: Getting caught trying on women's clothes with Beans. MMM: Whenever I'm seen with my sister. GF: Hampsters. 6AM IBARRAS Nick: Sam. Amb: To pwn the world. PF: Get married and have kids. MEM: When I said Hiati instead of Haiti. MMM: Alaskan Cruise. GF: Staying in Taber. Nick: Kinniburgh. Amb: Pilot/Aircraft mechanic. PF: Spray Pilot. FS: "You're right." MEM: My Daisy Dukes. AMAM: Building forts in my basement in grade 12. GF: Sugar Crisp bear/The Wool Blanket. Milan kjNNi&uggij KjcK l6iie>& No info available. NO PHOTO AVAILABLE 77 Nick - Nickname. Amb - Ambition PF-Ryan I6irtz Nick Kurtz, Number 2. Amb: Go skydiving before I die. PF: Stoy in Southern Alberta forever. MEM: Falling down the stairs in front of my Social 10 class. AAAAM: Social 30 class with Bobby G! GF: Housefires. I^£L5CyLj6T£R. Nick: Keis. Amb: Flight Attendant. PF: Stay at home mom. FS: "I'm sure." MMM: A few things. GF: Cars near water. Probable, ^atr l^d - Fav^ritl -Paying I^Bcra Lukacs Nick: Becca. Amb: To be a recreational therapist. FS: "Sweet deal." AAAAM: Beans drawing Jesus in art. GF: Not graduating. Amb: Join the NHL on TSI PF: Living off my FS: "Yeah MEM: Getting taken he cop car for playing Nid AAMM: Hockey c GF: Wool blanket. dem Maruyama Nick: Steve, Scotty Doesn't Know. Amb: Gain 70 pounds, marry Kayla Hutchison and have 13 kids. PF: Marry the love of my life, Tori Odland, and be a bar star. FS: "Smurf that!" MEM: Tori painting my finger nails and puking in Stefan's truck. AAMM: Meeting Tori and Kayla. GF: Morgan Staples. GF: Getting acid thrown at me. Nick: T„ The Wizard. Amb: Win a silver medal in gymnastics at the Olympics. PF: Being the guy that doesn't have acid thrown at me. FS: "Communism builds character." MMM: Making movies. KGiati FS: "Yo( MEM: Anytime when Sa driving and I was n AAMM: Getting cornered i Jimmy wit GF: Tara N^RRb Nick: Norris/Chuck. Amb: To have a successful job and make a lot of money! PF: Work at Mcdonalds the rest of my life. FS 'OH SNAP!" "Oh no you didn’t!" MEM: When I drove away with my car still plugged in, and drove all the way to school with the cord dragging behind me!. MMM: Winning the 3-Point competition at W.R. Myers Classic. GF: Losing a loved one. C-M ■ M^t ELm&arasainc Moment MM • M^t Mww&Lt M^mlnt Class ^f 200g AF - A^atcat Fear &RANPgN ^'E>RILN Amb: Become a professional horseman. PF: End up poor, married, and happy MEM When my fly was undone during 'Grease'. MMM Grease and "All Shook Up. GF: To lose those I hold dear. I6yh ^batu Nick: Kyle XY. Amb: Paleontologist. PF: Be in debt from the university fees for the rest of my life FS "Ha! I win AGAIN" MEM Accidentalyy pulling my pants down in grade 5 AAMM Being in Grease GF Death. |4ri5trn ^'Naij_ Nick Reese Amb: Be a Disneyland princess and travel the world. PF: Become a teacher. FS: "My bad." "That's sketch." MEM: Slipping in a big puddle outside of the school. AAMM: Brandon and Kyle explaining Star Wars to me. GF: Working at BPs for the rest of my life. TYRELL 0PLANP Nick TyRome Biggums. Ody Amb: Prestige worldwide PF: Living in my moms basement. FS. What is?' 'You re right.' 'I like to party1' MEM Waterslide in Saskatoon. MMM Winning state, going to Regionals. - I GF Pleather. Victoria <2planp I^M ^ffrcpi Nick Ton O, Toad. Amb Gold diggin troohy wife. PF To marry John Hutchison. FS. 'You think Im joking... but I'm not.' AAMM Hanging out with Kayla, Logan, Morgan L. and Kasey. GF Not being best friends with Brooke Wentz for the rest of my life. Nick Kimbo. Amb To be somebody. PF How would I know? FS. Save your breath for cooling your pies' MMM Watching Tim eat his math homework. GF । o be just average Zachary ^plaNp Nick Fat Boy Z. Bubba. Amb To be a welder PF Stay in Myers forever FS Git-R-Done MEM ~ell up the stairs at school AAAAM When I got Sushis jimmy buried at the graveyard, cruising

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