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Winston Churchill High School 2005
The annual publication of the students of Winston Churchill High School, Lethbridge, Alberta. (2004-05)pdfWOHS YEARBOOK ARCHIVES
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Dianne Violini, Darlene Urban, Bev
Wickenheiser, Bernie Heck-Veres and
Lora Morris (clockwise from top left) -
The first people you see when you walk
into Winston Churchill High School are the
smiling faces of our office staff. They
shine every day, as they... answer the
Without these shining faces this school
would fade into the shadows.
In the
Spotlight
Administration - Clark Bosch, Sharon Mezei,
Don Groft, Carey Rowntree
The 2004 - 2005 year has been one of possibility and
chances to strive towards ever-changing goals within our
school. With the cooperation of both the staff and students
and their ongoing display of strength and kinship the result
was that of a stronger and more stable Churchill family.
Each day that I get the opportunity to look at all the work that
goes into making Churchill great I am overwhelmed by the
magnitude of engery and effort put forth. It is in many ways
the time spent by those shining in the shadows that help
make the difference.
Jennifer Kalegaric
Student CouncilExecutive
President - Jennifer Kalegaric
Vice-President - Alexandre Masse
Secretary - Rennie Cseke
Grad Chair - Sally Rudakoff
Treasurer - Lindsay Thepsouvanh
As I write this it is difficult for me to comprehend the 2004 -
2005 school year is almost at an end. It seems as though it
was only yesterday that I began my first day at Winston
Churchill High School. What began with a bit of confusion has
become refreshing, invigorating and enjoyable.
I would like to thank the students, staff and community of
Churchill for making this year a success earned through hard
work, dedication and commitment. You have shown me how
important it is, and how much it takes, to be a part of this
school of which we are all so proud.
The theme of this year’s yearbook is “Shining in the
Shadows”. Our students continually shine in many ways both
in and out of school and it is important for us to realize that the
education of the whole child is the responsibility of a vast
group of partners. We are extremely proud of our students
and of all they achieve academically, athletically, culturally,
and socially.
To the graduating class: We all know the energy and class
you have developed through out your years here willl serve
you well as you venture out into independence. Find success,
but take some time periodically to look back and reflect on the
importance of your time spent at Churchill. Remember, a tree
without roots will blow over in the wind.
Clark Bosch
you are.” ...Theodore Roosevelt
“Do everything you can, with whatever you have, wherever
Mo
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Duncan Leys-Wall and Nyle
Watts - it can’t be lunch
without a slurpee.
Erin Johnston, Sara Azizi,
Kyle Johnson and Travis
Kurinka - dressed for the
weather.
Mitchel Versteeg - thanks for
the ride Mom.
James Shay, Mackenzie
Renner and Richel Wastle -
we’re out of here.
Dustin Kostek and Cam
Pilling - late for class, again.
Phil Walthers - Just hanging
out.
Background - Shad Williams
and Karen Woodford -
enjoying a moment in the sun.
BaSkllig in the
Sunshine
Many students in our school find that
OUTSIDE the building is where they shine.
They can be found hanging out in their cars,
playing music, skateboarding or biking,
playing sports on the field or just hanging out
on the lawn.
This student lives to skateboard
but he has many other talents as
well. He has made several artistic
skateboard videos and is an expert
flash animator.
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Chris Morden - look at
me!
Lisa Victor -1 miss the
benches.
Jeff Hirsche - the pause
that refreshes.
Matt Mosby, Liam
Nguyen, Ethan Danish
and Murray Potts -
fighting the crowds.
Leanne Wond, Kelsey
Straathof, CayleyBurla,
Phil Walther and Tyler
Tietz - taking some down
time.
Brent Meher and Dustin
Popowich - really Don, we
have permission to get a
slurpee.
Illuminating the
Hallways
Many people find that the HALLWAYS are
their place to shine. These people thrive
on being social... they need to see their
friends between classes, during Advisor,
sometimes during class and at lunch. The
hallways are the most important part of
school for these people, their reason for
being here.
This student has
made many artistic
contributions to our
school, her work can
be spotted on our
building. She is also
a musician and can
be seen playing the
drums in an all girl
band.
Bright and
Shining
Marita Paul - hard at work.
Chris Stupak, Andrew Basaraba,
Jordan Reid, and Brennan Grover
shoot hoops in PE.
Allen Lu - a pizza molecule?
Shaun Grein and Corwin Kehoe work
on the finishing details.
Anna Bayer - even exchange
students need to work in class.
t Justin Jarvie - a rare studious
j moment.
Brenden Butchart and Jessica Fix
i get help from the expert, Jane
Huson.
i Brett Blair at work on the internet.
For another group of students, the time to
shine is in the CLASSROOM. These
students strive for perfection in all their
classes. They come to school for the joy of
learning.
This young man will go to
any length for a photo
opportunity. In his spare
time he enjoys rugby and
bugging Jane. He also has
a good sense of humor. 7
Flickering In The
Dark
Sometimes it takes loud music, flashing
lights and DARKNESS to make people shine.
As soon as they hear the beat of the music
they can’t control themselves - they have to
dance. This is their time to express
themselves.
[Erica Montgomery, Scott Sailer,
Jordan Compton and Ashley Matkin
( group dance.
> Amanda Cowie, Jessica Egger and
I Russ West - Kung Fu Fighting.
Jessica Fix and Latisha Tomayer - an
old fashioned sock hop.
Cathy Bui can really move.
Kelsey Whitehead, Stacey Groendahl -
Check out our moves.
' Jerry Morrison, Jeff Bang, MattThom -
One Night at the Roxbury.
Rehanna Devraj-Kuizuk - doing the
| worm.
| Emily Brown - lost in the music.
This student loves
to break dance -
and he’s very
good. He is also a
techno wizard who
helps out at pep
ralleys and games.
Gleeming in the
Limelight
Jesse Zimmer, David Martin and
Kyle Fix play chew and show.
Jeff Brooks Paul Jackson and
Shandi Clemens show their
Churchill Pride.
Presenting the Grade 9 football
team.
The Senior Boys Volleyball team
does the wave.
Candace Roeder, Garth Forsythe
and Mike Leavitt - Mike wins.
Adrian’s Fan Club.
There are students (and staff) in our school
who are never afraid to shine. They will do
whatever it takes to get noticed. These people
will dress up for any occasion, volunteer for
any goofy activity and make as much noise as
possible whenever appropriate.
This student has lead a
processional into the gym on
more than one occasion. He
plays a very difficult
instrument extremely well.
Mackenzie Savill, Kelsey Reichert and
Jillisa Quinton - Captain Underpants.
Troy Coutts - a very convincing Paris
Hilton
Sarah Huizing as Charlie Chaplan
Wallflowers at the dance.
Tiara Sedgwick, Jordan Tschernetzki,
Devon Leys-Wall, Jordin Arneson and
Amanda Yates - in the spirit.
Devon Brayne and Ryan Bosch as the
masked crusaders.
Crystal Theodore, Erika Montgomery,
Chantel Koning, Taniell Hamilton, Ashlee
Matkin and Fatou Diagna as the Pink
Ladies.
Which one’s Pat? Brittany Toth as Pat
Williams.
Hiding behind.
Mask
Sometimes people need a disguise in order to
shine. They are shy and quiet until they take
on an alter ego - then suddenly their
personalities become outgoing, silly and
brave.
Katie Areshenko
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Chelsey Auer
Cayley Burla
Bank Chanutnawa
Rick Charles
Jesse Chen
Jessica Chen
Cathy Beckman
Kathleen Bergeron
Shannon Blackwater
Mike Bobryk
Kalie Bodnaruk
Adrian Boere
Robyn Boere
Katie Braithwaite
Tara Broadbent
Cathy Bui
Marilyn Baah
Amanda Badura
Karen Bang
Cara Baril
Andrew Beaton
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Being late and never getting caught! - Kelan Hatt
Somehow ended up in Germany with the coolest guy ever!
- Kris Jockims
Partied hard and took care of business! - Steve Jones
k Snowboarding! -Cara Baril
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- Kalis Bddnafuk
Melanie Degenstein
Diana Delanovic
Darcie Coolidge
Mark Crabb
Rennie Cseke
Tyler Dalton
Dan Chisholm
Jennifer Chow
Lindsey Cockerill
A.J. Coles
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Cindy Disher
Brandon Dolan
Mark Droessler I
Tamara Duder
Elfriede Dyck
Justin Egger
Danny Ellingson
Jennifer Elliott
Heather Emerson
Jesse Emerson
Travis Epp
Jenna Fountain
Sara Friedman
Lisa Furukawa
Chelsea George
Valerie Gerard
Megan Gilchrist
Tim Derksen
Tegan Dick
Quinn Gillett
Barent Goodrich
Jenni Gove
Shaun Grein
Cody Hall
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Made Zones and Provincials for the cross-country track team. - Heather
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I came to W.C.H.S. in grade 12. - Travis Epp
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Teryn Hamilton
Erin Hand
Jeffrey Harbidge
Steve Haslam
Kelan Hatt
Tiffany Heholt
Charlene Hemsli
Alex Herbert
Jared Hirsche
Kevin Hong
Sara Huizing
Katrina Hurdle
Cathy Iwaasa
Levi Iwaasa
Nicole Iwaasa
Adam James
Justin Jarvie
Kris Jockims
Kyle Johnston
Melvin Joostens
Jennifer Kalegaric
Nikki Kalkan
Cody Kaupp
Mike Kaye
Corwin Kehoe
Will Keith
Wayne Knuu
Paul Klein
Chris Koehler
Heather Korchinski
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I will stand out by being aggressive towards my own goals. - Devin Peters
I plan to steal Katie Couric’s job, and marry a rock star. - Diana Delanovic
I will stand out in the future by having a good career and being all that I can be.
- Shae Ouellette .
By working hard and continuing to be the friendliest guy in the communit
- Danny Ellingson
Be a professional Dishwasher Engineer. - Jon Davis
" I’m going to be a rock star. - Philip Walther
I’m going to travel the world andshow people my findings. - Lindsey He
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I want to become a Pediatric Nurse. - Jennifer Eliott
I plan to stand out in my career. I think that whatever I end up doing I will be
good at it. - Tiffany Heholt.
Make lots of money and restore old cars. - Mark Crabb
Work hard, go to Thailand, and help take care of my brother and sister.
- Bank Chanutnawa
I want to travel the world with my band and become a professional drummer.
- Barent Goodrich
Have three kids, wife and a great life. Keep playin my guitar for life. - Melvin
Joosten
I hope to be a doctor someday. - Elfriede Dyck
I hope to make a lot of money and travel and have a great family. - Melanie
Degenstein
I plan to travel and pursue dentistry. - Mark Way
In the future I plan to stand out by finishing college or university, and playing a sport to
help get through. - Kelsey Rowntree
Leanne Wong
Nina Wong
Tyler Wright
Jeanne Xie
Colton YellowHorn
Dan Zanoni
Ashley Zaremba
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Craig Anderson
Jose Aragon
Justin Arneson
Sara Azizi
Danielle Beggs
Michelle Brau
Thomas Carpenter
Jesse Davis
Jonathan Davis
Chelsey Degroot
Nathan Deschamps
Justin Gamracy
Jenna Garber
Ashley Hairy Bull
Chase Henituik
Steven Jones
Derek Kowal
Gordan Logie
Ryan McLellan
Dason Morgan
Jason Neary
Samantha Palmer
Joshua Panther Bone
Matthew Pender
Devin Peters
Kenneth Petkau
Brad Riley
Brandon Schuurman
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Rebeca Aceytuno
Alia Adatia
Adam Addison
Casey Allsop
Charlene Anderson
Joel Anderson
Cari-Jo Andrews-Walters
Blake Antone
Kira Arneson
Travis Atnip
Robyn Bajnoczi
Kelsey Barnett
Rey Beanblossom
Jared Becker
Jen Berndt
Amanda Blackman
Anita Blicharz
Krystle Bordyschuk
Kristi Bosch
Kara Bowen
Glen Bradley
Mackenzie Braun
Michael Bridges
Amy Bright
Miranda Brown
Sanchira Bunning
Brittany Burgwal
Bradley Buttazzoni
David Cameron
Jason Caruso
Larissa Castro
Austin Chapman
Michelle Charles
Kayla Choboter
David Choi
Lewis Chong
Brant Christensen
Justin Chronik
Megan Cook
Stephanie Coolidge
Ryan Corbett
Troy Coutts
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Grade 11
Craig Curran
Steven Curran
Marie Cyr
Dylan Davie
Tanya Degenstein
Eliazar DeGuzman
Wayne Disher
Ryan Divins
Rheanne Doak
Patrick Dornier
Alex Downie
Aaron Dragland
Sasha Ducharme
Chelsey Durand
Nicole Ehlert
Jillian Ejdrygiewicz
Amanda Ell
Holly Farrell
Rebekah Fehr
Shane Feist
Michelle Fletcher
Kristan Flohr
Garth Forsyth
Jordy Fritz
Kirby Fromm
Thomas Gales
Grace Garratt
Akpene Gavi
Corey Gerstenbuhler
Nathan Gilchrist
Chelsea Goedhart
Chris Grover
Aaron Groves
Kayla Halpen
Christopher Hamel
Dallas Hansen
Ashley Hebert
Jacob Heron
Holly Hervey
Devlin Heslehurst-Finch
Danielle Hoffman
Francy Hogg
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Denis Huizing
Lyonel Hunter
Valerie Hurdle
Chais Iwaasa
Alexis Kaminski
Bashir Kazemipur
Michelle Kensley
Ann-Elise Kereliuk
Anna Keuth
Katrin Klinz
Chantelle Knechtel
Jonathan Kogler
Kevin Kogler
Duncan Koning
Jenna Koshney
Ashley Kostersky
Julie Kundrik
Joshua Kunimoto
Kati-Ann Kurek
Cody Laing
Cynthia Lambert
Joelle Lavergne
Nicole Leary
Lindsey Ledene
Darcie LeMasurier
Troy Leonard
Duncan Leys-Wall
Di Ya Liang
Andrew Lin
Lina Mangal
Matt Mantier
Nathan Marchuk
Haley Marquis
Nicholas Martens
Amy Martin
Brittany Marton
Anwar Masouji
Lacey Mate
Eric Matson
Russell Matthews
Eryn McCulley
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Bradley McLeod
Sergio Meirelles
Janet Mmbando
Nimroz Mohamed
Corbin Morton
Matthew Mosby
Laura Munro
Kristen Murfin
Randall Mutter
GoEun Nam
Tyler Neufeld
Daniel Newton
Liem Nguyen
Colten Nickel
Nikki Nielsen
Darcie Norberg
Tyler Ogrins
Mieko Okutomi
Zoey Olsen
Alastair Olson
Melissa Overbeeke
Kristy Parsons
Elizabeth Perron
Tyson Peters
Christina Pitre
Joyce Podolski
Erika Pollmuller
Tammy Pollock
Tara-Jean Popowich
Murray Potts
Lauren Quan
Jillisa Quinton
Melissa Rachar
Kelsey Reichert
Allen Reule
Courtney Riemann
Ashlee Robbins
Adrien Roque
Maura Ross
Randi Rowntree
Daniel Rudakoff
Courtney Rupps
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Hayley Salmon
Mackenzie Savill
Ronald Scherloski
Jessica Schultchen
Ashley Schwartzenberger
Trevor Schwartzenberger
Somaly Seap
Andrew Shaskin
Catherine Shaw
Kenny Shields
Lindsey Sinclair
Michelle Skakum
Tielie Skauge
Kayla Skeith
Nathan Skilling
Nikki Smith
Sarah Smith
David Sorochan
Joel Spanos
Allan Spurgeon
Heather Steacy
Katie Stecyk
Thomas Stehr
Lauren Struth
Tyler Tamayose
Kyle Tamminga
Jeremy Thompson
Kyrie Thorpe
Lenny Thunderchild
Kyle Towers
Chad Trockstad
Courtney Trockstad
Tom Tsukishima
Meagan Turner
Marci VanderHeide
Megan Vaykovich
Mitchel Versteeg
Amber Vogt
Tyler Walker
Devon Walls
Matthew Walton
Mike Walton
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Grade 11
Nyle Watts
Russell West
Daniel Wiaderny
Samantha Wiber
Schad Williams
Emily Wilton
Jay Wong
Kyle Wurzer
Julie Xu
Yao Xue
Andrew Yau
Heather Yawney
Tracey Zucchelli
Aaron Zuehlke
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Missing Grade 11 ’s
Josh Egger
Stefanie Grbavac
Long Ly
Cody Schalk
Kelsey Schalk
Angela Skinner
Daniel Toth
Yukitaka Tanagawa
Violet YoungPine
Steven Yu
Ronnie DeGagne
Adrien Dixon
Jesse-Ray Dudas
Lacqueline Durham
Jehna Bates
Chelsey Beresford
Shirly BigSwallow
Kevin Billings
Austin Bruce
Amber Carley
Ethan Danish
Brittney Adams
George Adams
Christopher Ahlgren
Saad Ali
Cassy Allred
Jon Andrews-Walters
Matthew Andrus
Jesse Arceo
Chelsea Areshenko
Mahtab Azizi
Jodie Badura
James Baldrey
Jeffrey Bang
Courtney Barnes
Kristy Barsanti
Anna Bayer
Dylan Beach
Amanda Beitschat
Adam Bell
Meaghan Berent
Tiffany Berns
Amanda Bitz
Brett Blair
Drew Boake
Katrina Bolies
Ryan Bosch
Athena Bottomley
Jerritt Boyce
Devin Brau
Devon Brayne
Kyle Broadbent
James Brooks
Karli Brooks
Natasha Brooks
Alyssa Brown
Emily Brown
Lindsay Brown
Michelle Browne
Kevan Bryant
Brenden Butchart
Michael Buttazzoni
Melissa Byrgesen
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Grade 10
Shyla Caldwell
Jacquie Cameron
Travis Cameron
Mark Campbell
Melissa Campbell
Daniel Carabantes
Roberto Carabantes
Benjamin Carlson
Peter Carpenter
Vincent Chan
Amanda Chief Body
Christopher Clark
Anastasia Clarke
Jordan Clermont
Kristie Coleman
Melissa Coles
Amanda Colling
Jordan Compton
Miranda Coolen
Nicholas Cooper
Kris Dallyn
Zlata Delanovic
Fatou Diagana
Shannon Dooley
Joel Dragland
Jeffrey Ducharme
Brad Duda
Jackie Durham
Sean Egeland
Mark Emblau
Brittany Epp
Kyle Epp
Kylie Epp
Tanner Epp
Abdellatif Farag
Alannah Ferguson
Jessica Fix
Kyle Fix
Tamara Ford
Shayleen Fortier
Kyle Fountain
Stephen Fox
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Jordan Friesen
Ryan Fritz
Jesse Furukawa
Eric Garner
Grant Gauthier
Carly Gibson
Cody Giesbrecht
Sarah Gleason
Austrian Graf
Derek Grant
Sarah Grant
Stacey Groendahl
Justin Gyorfi
Brady Hall
Jonathan Hamel
Taniell Hamilton
Chris Harper
Blaire Harvie
Cora Herrick
Jeffrey Hirsche
Danielle Hitchner
Tuan Hoang
Sabrina Hobden
Jarod Hollihan
Carissa Holly
Paige Iwaasa
Rylan James
Brittany Janecke
Jessica Jensen
Erin Johnston
Caleb Jorgensen
Rachelle Kahlo
Adam Kaupp
Koreen Klassen
Devin Knight
Chantal Koning
Mackenzie Korthuis
Max Koshney
Dustin Kostek
Kevin Koyata
Daniel Krajewski
Kyle Kristensen
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Chalaing Kurucz
Jonathan Lam
Robert Lambert
Eric Landry
Brennen Lankhorst
Brandon Lee
Glen Lengyel
Robert Lippa
Hope Lowe
Allen Lu
Brandon Luc
Jasmin Ly
Melissa Maberley
Alex Mabin
Logan Machacek
Kyle Macleod
Justin MacPherson
Kristina Madarasz
Sarah Magson
Leslie Mahoney
Jeffery Malcolm
Ray ManyChief
Sara Martin
Askar Masouji
Ashlee Matkin
Christine Meeks
Amanda Michalezki
Kayla Mifflin
Mathew Mitchell
Erika Montgomery
Lacey Moore
Chris Morden
Jerry Morrison
Natasha Moser
Tyler Mrozowich
Jarett Mueller
Calvin Myers
Grace Najjar
Kaylee Neufeld
Dennis Nguyen
Andrew Noble
Brittney Nyrose
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Breanne Otis
Randy Pahl
Jan Palchevskiy
Elizabeth Patitsas
Stephan Pepin
Katie Pernsky
Tanner Petersen
Cameron Pilling
Brent Puchalski
Daicya Quinn
Johny Renteria Mena
Kristen Richardson
Ian Rideout
Lisa Romanchuk
Carly Romas
Colton Ruff
Melanie Rushford
Scott Sailer
Daysha Salamon
Kristin Sanders
Nikolaus Scheu
Braden Schrage
Amy Schweitzer
Kimberley Sears
Benjamin Seleski
Adam Shepley
Matthew Smart
Jennifer Smith
Jessica Snowden
Jenni Spurgeon
Kevin Standing
Zahra Stark
Joel Stasiuk
Sean Stewart
Kevin Storey
Alanna Tailfeathers
Brittany Taylor
Crystal Theodore
Tori Thiessen
Matthew Thom
Jennifer Thomas
Devon Thompson
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Grade 10
Curtis Thomsen
Kyle Timm
Amber Tollefsrud
Samantha Tomayer
Jennifer Toth
Lauren Toth
Michelle Tremel
Tina Trinh
Kalee Trowbridge
Tasha Tschernetzki
Kelsey Vaessen
Chantelle Valin
Austin Verbree
Chantel Wade
Trevor Wade
Asher Watts
Douglas Way
Bobbi Whillans
Kelsey Whitehead
Tasha Wickersham
Rhys Williams
Brandon Wilson
Alice Wismath
Carson Wolansky
Brittney Wood
Karen Woodford
Benjamin Young
Lilli Young
Marc Zanoni
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Missing Grade 10’s
Michael Antone
Michael Farquhar
Anna Glavica
Adam Hamilton
Elssa Manaye
Joseph Moore
Khadija Naibkhel
Bob Otieno
Tiffany Perry
Jayme Rutledge
Mickiel Villeneuve
Derek Weeks
Dalina Adams
Bradley Andrus
Rebecca Archibald
Jordin Arneson
Farishta Ataei
Rylie Atwood
Hamza Azizi
John Baah
Rebecca Barrett
Andrew Basaraba
Sahima Bashir Ahmad
Sarah Becker
Kara Berringer
Braiden Bloor
Missy Boake
Hannah Bocksnick
Amy Bonilla
Deiter Bowden
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Lana Blowey
“Throughout the 4 years I tried to make everyone I
talked to laugh.” - Serena Lekhi
“I astonished people with my uncanny ability to strive for
mediocrity.” - Coleson Dyck
“There’s probably an indent on the stairs from how
many times I tripped up them.” - Azia Burton
“By working hard and graduating early.” - Travis
Illingworth
“I was late & loud.” - Gernette Go
Melissa Calvert Nicole Carter Keanan Ceron Candace Chan Hailey Charbonneau Kara Charbonneau Kiarra Clark
Kendra Enns Kelsi Friesen
Kendrick Furgason Alejandra Garcia Gernette Go Zachary Goett Sarah Granlin
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“I’m going to become Meredith Grey and save some
lives.” - Kendra Enns
“Saving animals, helping to protect the environment,
and advocating for the rights of persecuted and
disadvantaged people.” - Caitlyn Drysdale
“I’ll spread fake news as a journalist!” - Kendrick
Fergason
“I may become a Victoria Secret Model...lol.” - Sandiya
Subba
“I am going to go to Oxford, find a prince, marry into the
royal bloodline and have a son named ‘Mark’ and leave
him in England.” - Nimaya Desilva
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Travis Illingworth
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Braxton Kopp
Caleb Kadijk Austin Kammerer
Meghan Kramer
Taylor Littau
Victor Lopez Josiah Lotecki Suhib Lutfulla Gerimee Martin Taylor Mason Zach McCallum Sydni McFadden
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“I set the bar pretty low for the dash 1 students, so
you’re welcome kids.” - Skyla Metz
“By balancing out being chronically late with humor and
a positive attitude.” - Shannon Morgan
“I used about 1 kg of chalk in the gym.” - Ian McKeag
“I was able to bring home the zones championship
banner in girls curling.” - Susan Quan
“I was Students’ Council President!.” - Eloise Therien
“Approximately 6 tears on the floor of room 15, various
country puns hidden around Kevin’s room on flash
cards, and the IB candidate with the worst grades
EVER!” - Stefanie Dang
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“Hopefully as an Olympian.” - Kyra Gertridge
“By changing how the world views women.”- Emilie Neil
“By going to compete in the Amazing Race Canada.”
Justin Roszell
“I will become a Pediatric Orthopedic Surgeon and fix
the bones of others to improve their lives.” - Josiah
Lotecki
“I want to become a famous youtuber and help others
with my videos.” - Victor Moran
“I will try to make people’s lives better everyday as I
pursue a career in medicine.” - Kiarra Clark
Zuhra Abdul Zahir Yashoda Chhetri Zoey Courchesne Mason Crawford Bipana Darjee Sukha Gazmere Isaac Greenwood
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“Hard to leave a mark on a school I rarely attended.”
- Hannah Vanderhulst
“I was the football and rugby team captain.” - Josh
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“The deluxe tatertots, the breakfast wrap with a
hashbrown. I basically defined the breakfast industry
here.” - Blayze Elder
“I fake it ‘til I make it.” - Ezra Dunlop
“Helped represent the school at Town Hall.” - Liam
Donald
Sangita Pradhan Arati Rai Ashika Rai Ismita Rai Parbati Rai Sapana Rai Swastika Rai
Jared Smith Jordan Smith Liliana Maryam Safari Tobias Henry Umana Shayla Wickenheiser Chandler Zacharias
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cross Country
Back Row: Oakley Dainard, Brooklyn Fowler, Michelle Wu,
Jackson Lowe, Israel Suzuki, Wade Zhang, Tyrease Russell,
Alice Zhang, Alixane De Simencourt, Kyeler Viani, Ivan Hu
Front Row: Mina Akbary-Zheng, Rosie Terrazzano, Hailey Arcand,
Jessica Keith, Ailene McMahon, Annika Zieber, Hamosa Abdul-Jalil
Missing: Isabel Crown, Madisyn Jones, Payden Keith, Tiegan
Pitchard,
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Back Row: Nevin Morrison, Brandon Carlton, Sheldon Stanley,
Talon Lozano, Prestin Rasmussen, Brad Volk, Jace Bradley,
Jonathan Dick
3rd Row: Manny Landry, Jesse Tortorello, Seth Brown, Arlin Down,
JJ Trotter Jensen, Rory Whitequills, Jack Thompson, Payden Keith
2nd Row: Eric Delauw, Colten Hemsley, Noah Lang, Kevin Davies,
Tie Dewacht, Brody Mason, Marcus Paully, Andrew Durling, Adam
Borho
Front Row: Coleson Dyck, Justin Durling, Karson Dewacht,
Taylor Mason, Josh Peters, Caleb Kadijk, Dorian Bertram, Nolan
Delauw, Sean Adams
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“The Winston Churchill cross-country team had an awesome year
overall, we had a large number of very enthusiastic and dedicated
runners, each with -their own set of personal goals. They
demonstrated grit, amazing team spirit, and sportsmanship
throughout the year. With the number of personal best times
set at the end of the season, we are looking -forward to
September 2-088."
- Ton Philpott
“The 2-087 Bulldogs started the season off with a big victory over
their West 5i<fe rivals, the Chinook coyotes. Tespite the teams hard
work and determination the remainder of the season was a little bit
rocky -for the Togs. Ft is onward and upward -for the Boys in Grange
and ®lue as the -future looks bright with a very strong group of
young players who are looking to be competitive in 2088.
Congratulations to all of the Graduating grade 81 seniors and best
of luck in the future!"
- Jonathan Tick
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"Varsity Giris VoueybAii Team had a very
successful season fieWing a very young
s<?mac/ of only three grade il^s. Griffins
finished the reguiAr season with a 7-4 record
plACing them 5th ovetAH in league.
They competed in numerous tournaments
throughout the season making it" to the
semi -finals at the Crescent Weights
tournament and capturing the chamfionshiip
At St Michaels Dragons tournament in
Tincher creek. The -future looks bright -for
the Griffins as they return & payers
to next years Varsity team."
- Terek Usman
Senior Giris
Back Row: Derek Usman, Candace Chan, Maiya Clapton,
Avery Steadman, Maile Funa, Victoria Crandall, Isabel Crown,
Lauren Platz, Stacey Bolton
Front Row: Brianna Wolstoncroft, Selena Tran, Jordan Peterson,
Katie Small
tfk Giris
Back Row: Brooke French, Brianna Kinakin, Michelle Wu,
Haley Boyko, Grace Hatch, Selena Medicine Shield
Front Row: Aroma Pageni, Sandhya Gurung, Kristal Scheurkogel,
Shahnoza Abdul Jalil Missing: Omar Kadir
Gr i Giris
Back Row: Tori Dysklag, Cayla Stimson, Alexa Feenstra,
Alexia Folden, Chazley Kesler
Front Row: Chelsea Oyebola, Dakota Mason, Brooklyn Boutin,
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'Senior Boys
Back Row: Seth Needham, Connor Hellofs, Tymen Card,
Caden Roelofs, Rueben Roth, Brian Chase
Front Row: Drake Baird, Jack Harding, Logan King, Raphael
Hogan, Jeff Herbison
UK Boys
Back Row: Shannon Court, Bogdan Cojocaru Marian,
Drake Baird, Caden Roelofs, Nyles Clark, Ethan Meyer,
Ethan Lichter
Front Row: Juan Cabrera, RJ Loo, Jaxson Burdett, Jack Harding,
Justin Pham
Gr. Giris
Back Row: Lindsey Baird, Cayla Stimson, Pacey Hill, Breanna
Eisen, Jade Matlok, Chazley Kesler and Chris Morden
Front Row: Jessie Liang, Kayoss Benjamin, and Dakota Mason
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Senior Boms
Back Row: Chase Cockerill, Dorian Bertram, Isaac Greenwood,
Tymen Card, Caleb Kadijk, Connor Hellofs, and Reuben Roth
Front Row: Joel Alexander, Sean Adams, Cian Cailao, Nolan
Delauw, and Raphael Hogan
Missing: Ali Azimi
tiV Boms
Back Row: Colten Hemsley, Steven Haley, Dennis Wells, Kevin
Davies, and Tyreese Russell
Front Row: Polo Los Banes, Eric Delauw, Marcus Pauly, Daniel
Manondo, and Frank Campbell
Missing: Tie Dewacht and Brock Gatzke
Or. 5 Boms
Back Row: Gio Balms, Dylan Loewen, Robert Wist, Jeremy
Keim, Philippe Martin, and Angelo Salvador
Front Row: Jamal Abdi, Favor Ippa, and Ashton Arn
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"The boy$ basketball program
had an eventful season
including 'time in Cuba,
tournaments in FcfmOnton
and CAlgary, as welt as a
raucous tournament finale
at the Winston Churchill
invitational."
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- Kevin AlcBeath
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“This curiiitg teAm was comprised of 2 mixed tenms, a girls
teAm. amc/ a boys teAm. The teams competed in a round robin
bonspiei AgAinst -the four other high schools. Payers enjoyed -the
sociAl Aspect of -the gAme. mAking new -friencfs. hAving -fun curling
And developing some exceptionAi skills.
The highlight this yeAr was our girls teAm. They won the South Zone
plAy downs held in Lethbridge And went on -to ProvinciAls in St
Albert The gir& went 3 And 1 in -the round robin plAy. tying -for -first
UnfortunAteiy. -they lost in a tie breAker gAme. They -finished 5th in
-the Province. CongrAtuiAtions to SusAn QuAn. fayiAWnni Butter,
tionfi Neudorf And Kyra Gertridge"
-Jeff pAvis
The kVCHS BAdminton teAm hAS hAd a terrific yeAr of skill building
And competition. Through pAtticipAtion in the CCH And Chinook
ZnvitAtionAl TOumAments And Lethbridge City PlAydowns, the
students hAve plAyed hArd And shown greAt spirit Many moved on
to plAy At -the Zone level, with ProvinciAls in -their sights.
-Joel BryAnt
CuniMg
Back Row: David Basil, Ryan Bruce, Xystus Kaupp, and Jeff
Davis
Middle Row: Ben Hall, Chase Stankievech, Kaylawnni Butler,
Rhys Neudorf, Susan Quan, Jessica White, and Brianna
Wolstoncroft
Front Row: Jordi Neudorf and Kyra Gertridge
Back Row: Jian Kyla Pagdanganan, Michelle Wu, Darryl
Amolacion, Dylan Rowley, Bogdan Cojocaru-Marian, Leshav
Duhan, Nolan Nishikawa, Robby Wist, Kai Ichikawa, Ivan Hu,
Justin Roszell, Maya Clapton, Lucas Rauser, Joel Bryant
3rd Row: Anjana Gurung, Vicky Hu, Ben Hall, Manoj Pokhrel,
David Ha, Tyson Chomiak, Jessica Van Gaalen, Randall Mercurio,
Jzosh Basu, Tilak Loagen, Dusdyn Lindhout, Thomas Byrne, Justin
Pham, EJ Buco
2nd Row: Racquelle Amolacion, Jessie Liang, Roshan Bidarian,
Serena Van Gaalen, Jayden McNeely, Mina Akbary-Zheng, Alice
Zhang, Tara Timsina, Maxine Macaraig, Nathalia Edrosolan, Faith
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Front Row: Lauren Platz, Zandya Gurung
Boys
Back Row: Devin Sproule-Ploughman, Martin Boenn, Connor Smith, Jonathon Dick, Nevin
Morrison, Brayden Vanderhooft, Favor Ipaa
4th Row: Luke Styra, Jaxson Burdett, Kaden Doddridge, Rhys Neudorf, Nicolas Parra, Seth
Brown, Blake Carter, Ethan Lichter, Jesse Tortorello
3rd Row: Tristen Paskuski, Gavin Lang, Marcus Pauly, Darren Bueckert, Daniel Flores,
Payden Keith, Jack Thompson, Andrew Durling, Slade Elder
2nd Row: Matthew Stewart, Noah Lang, Nyles Clark, Brody Mason, Eric Delauw, Caden
Roelofs, Adam Borho, Jeffrey Herbison, Yannis Boenn, Tie Dewacht, Colten Hemsley
Front Row: Teigan Pritchard, Justin Durling, Sebastian Czarny, Blayze Elder, Joshua Peters,
Keanan Ceron, Sean Adams, Nolan Delauw, Taylor Mason
Missing: Kadan Russell, Matthew Tollestrup
Giris
Back Row: JJ Ondrus, Autumn Kabel, Belle Derricott, Brinn Roelofs, Pacey-Lee Hill, Chazley
Kesler, Chelsea Oyebola
3rd Row: Abby Neudorf, Leilani Ceron, Eden Steele, Alex Symons, Grace Hatch, Amber
Conarroe, Micah Klassen, Kylie Beninger
2nd Row: Shannon Court, Teagan Mayert, Jessica Olsen, Kristal Scheurkogel, Saraswati
Khadka, Hazel Rodriguez, Rosie Terrazano, Jordan Peterson, Kiana Perry, Valerie Sommerfeldt
Front Row: Megan Creig, Kiarra Clark, Kyra Gertridge, Maile Funa, Melissa Pearce, Joelle
Wills, Kaite Small, Jamie Ridder, Nicole Carter, Tyler Kruchkywich, Hannah Vanderhulst, Amy
Han
Missing: Julia Roth, Ailene McMahon, Skyla Metz
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"ft has a been a Siow start to the season as
we have had winter Like weather conditions ail
through the spring. Alanv games have been
postponed und the boys are excited to enter
into what- win be a compressed season
Starting Alonc/ay. Vie have many returning
players and hope to bniW through the season
to hopefully improve on o«r provincial bronze
medal from last year”
- Kevin Morrison
"Griffin Rnghy toughed it o«t this spring in
the snowl The regular season was a home and
away with IX/, Raymond, and Myers. The
roster is strong With 12 seniors corning off
three consecutive Provincial
Championships"
- Pndrus
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"The 105.& set&On brings A smaller than usual track team -to Churchill but
we are excited -for the -talent -that our grade 9 athletes are bringing -to -the
-track this year. We have a few veterans -that will be making a hard push -for
the pocfium at Provincials and have been training hard over the past iO
months in preparation -for our C/ty and Zone meets in /May, leading up to
Provincials the -first weekend of June. Run, Jump, Throw, w/W!
ttW^RTHS/rETRACK”
- Patrick Shackleford
"0ver the past k months, Churchill wrestlers Aiden Arn and Mackenzie
/Mjdgiey competed in 41 tournaments. /Mackenzie /Midgley brought home
silver -from the loik Alberta Winter Games held in wood Buffalo. At the
ASAA Rural wrestling Provincials Aiden took silver, later competing in the
015 WatiOnal Wrestling Championships held in SdmOntOn, taking Sth. With
help -from the excellent couching from Patrick Selk and Allen Hansen. both
wrestlers had a successful season.”
- Aiden Arn
TVugIc F/eW
Back Row: Geoff Waugh, David Zanger,
Bradley Drysdale, Julien Todd, Teigan
Pritchard, Blayze Elder, Joshua Kiss,
Zachary McCallum, Patrick Shackleford
Front Row: Jackson Lowe, Maya
Contreras, Tyson Chomiak, Cayla
Stimson, Wenyu Chen
Missing: Isabel Crown, Steve Haley, Ivan
Hu, Brittney Servant, Jacy Suran, Israel
Suzuki
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Allen Hansen, Mackenzie Midgley, Aiden
Arn, Patrick Selk
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Mardi Anderson
Michael Arguelles
Aiden Arn
Ali Attaei
Drake Baird
Jzosh Basa
Jordyn Basque
Emma Bauman
Anisha Bhattarai
Joel Alexander
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Trinity Buttazzoni
Cian Cailao
Shawn Calvert
Jewel Campbell
Sarah Cannady
Kelsey Cayer
Brian Chase
Dylan Cherniwchan
Brett Cole
Ryan Collar
Kristian Bisson
Yannis Boenn
Adam Borho
Jerah Bretherick
Matthew Brezina
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Wyatt Collett
Vicky Crandall
Akira Darveau-Willms
Danica Davies
Riley Deheer
Zymon Dela Cruz
Tyson Dennis
Jack Derbich
Alexis Dragland
Avery Duncan
Caleb Finch
Brandon Flores
Brooklyn Fowler
Kasmira Fox
Brock Gatzky
Emma Gould-Hawke
Maxine Goulet
Megan Graham
Alisha Gurung
Anjana Gurung
Dewan Gurung
Alejandra Gutierrez
David Ha
Colton Hacker-Lemay
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Tatum Hennigar
Jeffrey Herbison
Ethan Herman
Raphael Hogan
Vicky Hu
Emily Huynh
Philippe Irakose
Noah Izmajlowicz
Ethan Jackson
Ariana Jephtas-Crail
Isabelle Kalau
Maya Kanashiro
Xystus Kaupp
Sara Khadka
Brianna Kinakin
Logan King
Tristen Kipnik-Cruz
Declan Klapp
JD Kostiuk
George Kuntz
Noah Lang
Hunter Lashley
Colton Lee
Emma Lee
Kat Head-McSweeney
Connor Hellofs
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Alyssa Letondre
Joshua Liban
Tina Liu
Andrew Martin
Chase Mason
Kayla Massam
Morgan Maxwell
Joshua McDonald
Tabitha McKenzie
Brenden McLaren
Selena Medicine Shield
Rylee Melting Tallow
Tayler Miller
Ethan Mintz
Hem Lal Monger
Hernan Monger
Emil Montoya Banegas
Reese Mountain Horse
Alexis Mugford
Skyler Nagoya
Summer Nickerson
Christina Nicklassen
Nicole Nuneza
Faith Ono
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Ethwyn Penton
Jaixann Persigas
Lauren Platz
Prabin Pradhan
Dylan Pritchard
Biswas Rai
Ishor Rai
Renuka Rai
Sital Rai
Lucas Rauser
Jazmine Richards
Dallas Riehl
Hazel Rodriguez
Caden Roelofs
Reuben Roth
Dylan Rowley
Alban Rysheni
Diana Saludares
Sarah Sanders
Anurup Sarki
Bandana Sarki
Dmitri Schell
Erick Schimanski
Dawn Schumacher
Jian Kyla Pagdanganan
Bryden Pastachak
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Caleb Sciortino
Alex Scott
Alysha Sieben
Ashley Slomp
Shandin Smith
Matthew Stewart
Crystal Stotz
Anthony Styra
Andy Sun
Jacy Surun
Kyle Sweetgrass
Frances Tambis
Yen Tat
Rosie Terrazzano
Kevin Thompson
Brady Thomson
Tara Timsina
Khang Tran
Marco Truong
Gabriela Turcios Mejia
Benelagine Uniweza
Brody Van Der Wielen
Jessica Van Gaalen
Kat Van Tol
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Marelyn Vela Barrientos
Nickolas Virostek
Madison Waldie
Jordan Wassink
Scott West
Emily Weste
Mirisha Westergreen
Jessica White
Savannah Wilkins
Kiya Williams
Brianna Wolstoncroft
Ally Yellow Face
David Zanger
Wade Zhang
Alyk Vander Linden
David Vankriken
Cody Hunt
Lexie Iron Shirt
Murad Al Hasan Ayden Jackson
Osama Al Hasan Tyler Lamb
Yordano Alvarez Arevalo Madisyn Lawrence
Nicolle Araque Mays Majo
Alex Berry Terry Maynes
Olivia Biddlecombe Steven Somerville
Tymen Card Yuma Sudo
Riley Dodsley-Forsyth Teagen Symons
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This year Churchill
presented the play “Seconcf
Person Narrative". The play
fallowed fi wonwn -from
birth to death. The show
■featured M actors playing
4M characters. This very
unique play was performed
in the rownd at the
University of Lethbridge.
- Greg vvoicott
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- Kade Hogg
It's been another great year in the
music department art WGtfS! Pur
ensembles continue -to grow and
develop providing students with
many opportunities to make
music a part of their lives. Pur
afterschool choir was excited to
welcome boys to their ranks -for
the first time in many years. I
continue to be amazed at the
talent and hard work exhibi-ted by
our music students! Its a
pleasure to make music with them
On a daily basis.
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One major highlight far the music
department this year is the creation of the
Percussion Ensemble. We were fortunate
to have o«r intern teacher, Carley
Standish. take on this new course rvhich
provides an additional option to our
traditional band and. choir ensembles.
As a (department we're also been fortunate
to receive several grants and donations
-from a number of organizations. This has
made it possible to replace a lot of aging
equipment as well as add to our large
music library, we are indeed grateful to the
WCtfS Parent Association, the Community
Founcfation of Lethbridge and Southern
Alberta, and others who have been so
generous to our students and the
programs in which they partake.
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WINSTON CHURCHILL HIGH SCHOOL
1605 15th Avenue North
Lethbridge, Alberta
2013-2014
IPopulation 873____________________
Playing for a school with
the pride Churchill has
means more than winning
to me
"Being proud of your school."- Amanda Cannady
"Orange and blue through and through."-Ilona Kanyo
"Churchill Pride is something special to Churchill
that makes our foes tremble in fear....
Dub what? Dub C!"-Brenden Albrecht
Billy Friesen
Being a part of a family."- Kyrsten Miller
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Coming to school and
seeing my friends4”
Brianna Kristjanson
"Spending time on the football field."- Cordell Archambault
"When it turns out we get a long weekend."- Tanner Kruse
"Tim Horton's." ■ Stacey Malic
"Hockey."- Blake Kleiner
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...
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My two best friends; even
though we have had our ups
and downs we're always there
for each other. - Jessie Hansen
"My homies.Cam Lehouillier
"My sister, because no matter what I can always
talk to her about anything" - Jesse O'Connor
"People who are there for me when I need
them fiiost. The Churchill family, I know
everyone has my back and I have theirs."
- Tia Giesbrecht
Mac salads keep me
breathing... Ryan Trinh
:Starbucks, duh."- Victoria Schindler
"Poutine."- Claire Oldford
"I need that daily chocolate milk."- Noah Postman
"Fries with ice cream."- Kobi Stroeve
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People who have
nothing but still try
to help others out
Sierra McCormick
"The amazing family I have found at Churchill."-
Kali Maxwell
"To go far, family, and friends." - Grayson Davies
"Music." - Jacob Jones
"Past graduates." - Taylor Miller
"Nothing scares me, I'm a man." - Jesse Stern
"Piles of marking." - Erika Grintals
A J°n Dick
Bkd The FootbaS Team MM"Horror movies." - Kylie Beninger
"The Stirling Haunted Mansion." - Shae Gerstenbuhler
When someone I barely
talk to does something
nice for me K Jessica Siewert
F
"Monday morning tests." - Kendra Dyck
"When I got hit in the face with a basketball in gym
class!" - Robin Dee Galang
"How everyone is there for each other."
- Autumn Fowler
"Coming to the school, I thought it would be like a
cliche high school movie, but I was wrong. Everyone is
The white snow, and
Christmas lights
** Cassidy Gibboney
"The Christmas Tree"- John Naismith
"Orange and blue through and through"-Ilona Kanyo
"Churchill Pride is something special to Churchill
that makes our foes tremble in fear...
Dub what Dub C!"-Brenden Albrecht
"Being a part of a family"- Kyrsten Miller
? “Football to me was an unforgettable experience because of
\ the memories i made battling with my best friends and the good
\ times that were had.”
- Ross Delauw
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Winston Churchill. Thanks to my parents and coaches for all their support. Northside love forever!” k - Mike Pierzchala
“I want tb thank Jon Dick and the rest of the coaches for all their support.
1 would not have been drafted to the U of C without them.
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-Joel Van PeltBulldog Football team enjoyed an exciting
successful season in 2013. The season
started off with a trip to Cold Lake, AB
where they Bulldogs defeated the Cold Lake
Royals in an exhibition game. Next they had
the chance to tour the Canadian Air Force
base and have a seat in a F-14 fighter jet.
The Dogs also defeated the Raymond Comets
for the first time in approximately 17 years.
The returning players look forward to
another action packed season in 2014!
Congratulations and good luck to all
graduating Seniors! Jon Dick
BULLDOGS 5ta ...... _ JflK bulldogs
LCH1 p□J 1 ■
Coaches: Brad Gillam, Trevor Kessler, Nevin Morrison, Jonathan Dick, Mike Bell, Andy Charlebols,
Top Row: Jared Vanderllnden, Luke Peta, Jessie Bonaparte, Dalmon Oakley, Navld Azlml, Noah Postman, Kyle Wilson,
IULLDOGF
... '7W T« 1 ORHd
Nathan Lekhl, Alex Halvorsen.
Middle Row: Adrian Stahl, Barlyaa lpaa, Elmer Escamlla, Jose Mancla, Jace Bradley, Cam Lehoullller, Spencer Illlngsworth,
Wade Kast, Darlan Morrison, Brenden Albrecht, Nathan Griffin.
Bottom Row: Austin Levitt, Ross DeLauw, Tyson Moch, Blake Peters, Joel Vari Pelt, Jacob Vaillancourt,
Cordell Archambault, Mike Plerzchala, Jordann Plettl, Colton Schindler.
“The best part of football for me, was
being with my friends every day and
competing for Churchill every week.”
“Football was a great time to
represent Churcnlll and be with
friends."
-Ross DeLauw
-Mike Plerzchala
-Blake Peters
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focus of this
some new skills,
friends. The
Evergreen
. lesson one day7 and pla
competition against
day. The WCHS
comptitive and
only a great learning
enjoyable activity.
team was to learn
and meet new
a week at
received a
hole match play
school 7 the other
extrem* ely
play to be not
, but also an
Jeff Davis J |
“Golf was great this year, I met new
people and enjoyed the game.”
- Matt Staples -Keenan Wilkie
Top Row: Kyle Bodell,
Adam White, Brody
Roeloffs, Zach Legemaat,
Keenan Wilkie, Jeff Davis.
Bottom Row: Matthew
Staples, Jeff Masse.
lfing with Players from oth
my favorite Churchill golf
experience.”
We had another great season of running with
the WCHS Cross Country Team. Our team
included twenty student athletes from Grades 9 to
12, We ran in the “Bun for the Pumpkin”, The
South Zone Cross Country meet at Echo Dale
Regional Park by Medicine jiat, and six athletes
qualified for Provincials i^ Drayton Valley, The five
athletes who competed at Provincials were I Amy
Staples, Hayley Shade, Tyler Toth, Kristin Adams,
Faith Metzger, and Danny Overbeeke, Four of the
five athletes who ran in Provincials had personal
best times in their races. All of our athletes
represented Churchill well and made us proud.
“I’ve enjoyed Improving evefy year with the
Churchill Cross Country Team and I was
lucky go to Provincials every year. I plan to
run for the rest of my life.”
-Faith Metzger
Top Row: Don Phillpof, Faith
. . ® .* Metzger, Kristin Adams,
< Steven Trinh, Daniel Overbeeke,
•-Orion Sehn, Kody Firth,_Ashton
* ***** Sharp,Bacho Sanchez‘‘-Jason Wa
Andrea Lamml^rs-Pottage.
,. . Bottom Row: Steffi Tran,
Ana Ferzacca, Tyler Toth, Morga
Toellefsrud, Mary-Margaret^^
McLeod,Alex Halvorsen,
Spencer Henrie, Amy Staples.
HI HW C- *
„r,;. / “I went from out of shape 1
1 was J slightly less out of shape,
. f never thought running JI would be so hardl “ Ipl^' - Spencer Henrie
Cross (o'"1"'
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CHURCHILL
PRICE
The Griffins fielded a young team this season
finishing the year
finished first i
tournament
in league st J
finished the season by taking Eagle Butte the
a high note. They
pool at the post season
them in Sth place overall
At Zones, the Griffins
distance losing in 3 sets. This is the first time
in many years the Griffins have won a set
against the 3A ProJ^ Champions. A
special shout out to the graduating Players
Bailey Koyata, Si
and Hannah Peterson. -Stacey Bolton
wak, Brie LeClaire
"Travelling around for tournaments
and being able to play for a medal
in the LG Tournament."
-tienna
VOLLEYBALL 22
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Back Row: Kelsey Huculak, Tan
Ridder, Reece Osberg, Madison
Red Crow, Taylor Ensign, Christine
Flores, Aaron Becking.
Front Row: Mikhi Lagemaat, Joleri
Torres, Mikayla Lel^ Sierra
McCormick, KenM^y Hunter.
Front Rovy: Jenna Hasl|
Lashley, Raqhal Greeno,’
Alexa Gray, ^ivianna Le<
Lwaasa, Arianh
Front Row: Ka
Toth, Roxanne
Shelby Needham, Casai
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^J^The highlights of this year's Senior
Bulldog Vi
finishing 2
T ourn
Ml
Oui
League All Stars;
and Joel Briggs.
season off with 11
Contratulations oi
season was
e LCI invitational I Im had 2
ler Peacock
!Ve finished the
17 wins. :
n a good season.
-Omar Kadir
"My favorite night was
definitely Senior Night,
we have the best
fans!"
- Alex Toyoshima
BOYS "it was exicting making it to the
finals at the LCi Tournament this
VOLLEYBALL year." -Josh Damphousse
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Back Row: Russ Louey, Alex
Toyoshima^Josh Damphousse, i
Tyler Peacock, Shane Burdett,
Devon Scriven-Willigms.
Front Row: Parker Lambkin, Giarrel
McKay, Brady Orich, Kyle MitchelU
r
JV BOYS
Back Row: Seth Needham, tfody
Firth, Eathan Chase, Kyle Mitchell,
Parker Lambkin, Omar Kadir.
Front Row: Bailey Kowal, Bari Ippa,
Cody Needham, Brady Orich,
Tyler Toth. I
Front Row
Paa Kwesi,
Anderson.
Back
Noah
Ashton
Dawson
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was on the mind
more
on home court as
Championship.
of the season.
The
capturing
and earning
hosts of the
- Kevin McBeath
y if*
"My senior year of basketball has been my most
successful year yet! The most memorable
moment was when we won zones this year!"
- Shane Burdett. BASKETBALL 26
CHURCHILL
PRIDE
CHURCHILL
PRIDE
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loah
JVBOH
Top Row: Michael Green
Ethan Chase, Kyle Mitchel
Parker Lambkin, Aaron Be
Bottom Row: Justin Herl
Bari Ipaa, Aaron Bed'-eg,
Shawn Grandmont,
Missing: Tyler Toth. I
Top Row: Keanur-Funa, Dawsq
Noah Greenwood,'Braden Klin
Tommy West, Andrew Kim, j
Gary Fredrickson, Jordan Plett
Bottom Row: Brandori Ander
David Marquina, Babu Bukuru,
Weiss, Brayden Mitchell.
Missing: Brendon Hatch
CHURCHILL
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Top Rov /: Noah Pqteman, Alex
Toyoshima, Joel Vai Pelt, |
Mike Pierzchala, George Waterl
Brian McKenzie,
Bottom Row: Bariyaa Ipaa, R._;
DeLauw, Shane Burdett, Blake |
Missing: Camtehouijlier.
ing* That was our motto
ins are a very young team
Basketbail is ever
this year* The
that has played some super competitive teams
this year* We've had our ups and downs, were
plagued by injuries, but finished on a very high
note, knocking off the #5 team in the Province
to qualify for Provincials* Look for the Griffins
to have a very competitive team next year as
well;; Thanks to this great group of young ladies
for a season full of unforgettable moments*
•jaylene Lyons
"In grade 10 going
to Provincials and
beating Magrath
for the first time
all year!"
- Brie Leclaire
6IR ,S
"Although I didn't get to play much of this
season, I loved being a part of the team."
- Ryana Kritzer BASKETBALL
CHURCHILL
PRIDE
fEMOltGI
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Top Row: Pat Williams, Reece Osberg,
Abigail Neudorf, Bailey Hill, Kailyn
Greeno, Breanne Gatzky, Jaela Borneo
Melissa Peters, Jaylene Lyons.
Bottom Row: Britini Mckenzie, Leah
Ekubazgi, Ryanai Kritzer, Brie LeClaire,
Joleri Torres.
Missing: Kayla Reeves, Mik^yla Lelek.
LHUHLNILL
PRIDE
JV GIRLfH .
Top Row: Nevin Morrison, Christine
Flores, Melissa Peters, Bailey Hill,
Reece Osberg, Kayla Reeves,
Mikayla Lelek.
Bottom Row: Britini McKenzie, Ana
Ferzacca, Joleri Torres.
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CHURCHILL
PRIDE
GRADE 9 GRLI
Top Row: Leah Diachok,
Caitlyn Turbach, Kaitlyn Rombough,
Rachel Greeno, Damaris Good Rider,
Mercedes Mountianhorse, Kaitlyn
Orr, Amber Tidnkanap
Bottom Row: Jayden Lashley, Tessa
Paskuski, Sarah Jones, Shelby
Needham, Sydney Sikking, Sydney
Toth.
Missing: Kelsey Rowntree I
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This year’s curling team consisted of 16
players. During the season the players
practiced their skills and competed against
four other high schools in Lethbridge, The
players were very competitive, enjoyed the
curling and demonstrated excellent
sportsmanship, Winston Churchill had two
teams qualify for zone play downs this year.
Both teams, the ladies and men, were very
competitive and represented Churchill very
well in the play downs. -Jeff Davis 99
Abby Davis, Garret Mckay,
Eyram Asem, Damien Williams,
Lauren Harms, Keenan Wilkie,
Makailyn Ives, Wyatt Cameron
Missing: Logan Wilkie, Chelsea
Ellis, Jude Many Bears, Amy
Staples, Riley Kaupp, Yohane
Sato, Stacey Malic
"Curling for Churchill was a great
experience. We were able to compete
for Churchill and also enjoy ourselves."
-Keenan Wilkie
The 2014 Badminton season was fast and
furious with a number of tournaments taking
place over just one week. We had a great
team of about 40 students from grade 9 to
12. We sent out a few doubles and singles to
Zones and expect that next year will be
even better! A special thank you and
congratulations to our 3 seniors for a great
season.
-Arnie SchaufeLg'
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CHURCHILL
Back Row: Arnie Schaufele,
Kyle Thibeault, Claudia Parsons,
Rochelle Sciortino, Josh Oba,
Vi-ldana Rekic, Shikar Malik,
Brendan Barclay,Abbey Davis,
Keenan Wilkie, Kyle Bodell,
Pierce Ono, Ross Oliver, Matt
Staples, Tanner Heslip, Steffi
Tran, Brodey Turnbull
Middle Row: Ella Estranero,
Morghann Tollsfrud, Anilen
Pageni, Christa White, Tia
Giesbrecht, Shelly Lee, Taylor
Miller, Melissa Walper, Vivianna
Lee, Billy Burch, Tori May,
Logan Wilke, Cali May, Brittany
Lussier
Bottom Row: Fiona Cromwell,
Emily Han, Joleri Torres, Brittni
Mckenzie, Claudette Lalunio,
Claudine Lalunio, Cathrys
Estanero
"Badminton was a great
opportunity to test my
skills against the best in
the Province in friendly
competition."
-Matt Staples
Top Row: Shelby Needham, Jaydari
Lashley, Sydney Toth, Alexa Gray,
Jesse O'Connor, Kaitlyn Rom bough,
Senshara Jack, Ashley Malic,Br
Sydney Sikking
Second Row:Anileen Pageni,
Ewurakua Odei-Wontumi, Kayla
Reeves, Roxy Kenney, Abby
Sf, Mikhi Lageaat, Kayla
/likayla Lelek, Marissa King
ow: Toby Boulet, Robin
West, Carissa M^ale, Geordan
Russel, Kylie Beninger, Jaela Borne,1
Ma^lisonRedcrow, Claudia ir
Higginbotham, Tiffany Dang. Jessie
Neudorf
Forth Row: JJ Ondrus, Karli
Pans,kypTannis Ridder, Stacey
Malic, Kelsi Barnes, Bailey Koyata, 1
Lauren Harms, Shelbi Burgwal, w
McKailyn Iyg.s, Shannon Court
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The Griffins are the o-time Tier P
Provincial Champions and they are looking to get
back to Provincials to defe r title. The Senior
Griffins have a great mixl e of experience and raw
talent. The JV Griffins are enthusiastic and ready to
play! GO GRIFFS GO
r Toby Boulet
~ 6IRLSRU6BY
Cameron, Darrel Peters, Christian
Colby, Andrew Kim, Walter
Escamilla, Luke Vaillancourt.
Third Row: Ravi Azimi, Jared Vander
Linden, Jose Mancia, Jimmy Bukuru,
Navid Azimi, Lee Booysen, Jaden
Neil, Kyle Wilson, Tyson Beddom,
Kyle Mitchell, Bari Ipaa, Tyler Toth
Bottom Row: Adrian Stahl, Brenden
Albrecht, Jace Bradley, Jordann
Plettl, Jacob Vaillancourt, Joel Van
Pelt, Spencer Henrie, Ross DeLauw,
Tanner Thompson, Alex Halverson,
Barriya Ipaa.
Top Row: Nevin Morrison,
Darian Morrison, Brandon Anderson
Brayden Mitchell, Paa Kwest
Odei-Wontumi , Aaron Becking, Jon
Dick.
Second Row: Ashton Sharp, Darian
Coming off a second straight Provincial RugbyChampionship and
Southern Alberta League Championship the 2014 Dogs hoped
to make it a " True Hat Trick". The season was another success
with competitive league games and another exciting playoff run. !t was
a rugby year full of great fun, hard hits, fast paced tries and non-stop
action. Awesome job on another great season Dogs! Congratulations to
all the graduating seniors and best of luck in the future!
- Jonathan Dick J5
BOY! RUGBY ..
Back Row: Patrick Shackleford,
Cl—IU R CI 11 LI-PRIDE
Bari Ipaa, Jose Mancia, Tyler
Toth, Cody Firth, Brendan^ ,
Barclay, Braydon Klippenftein,
Owen Coppieters, Parker
Lambkin, Ashton Sharp,
Garrett McKay, Blake Kleiner,
Smmers-Pottage,
er
aw;_Darien Booysen,
Bariyaajpaa, Alex Halverson,
Yohane Sato, Amy Staples,
Haley Shade, Dohyun
Yun-Suescum, Jared
Vanderlinden, Matt Lukacs,
Justin Conarroe
Front Roe: Austin Leavitt,
Colton Schindler
Our team this year is very young with only 3 seniors,
have a VERY talented group of 10's and 11's along with a
small, but promising group of grade 9’s.
Patrick is excited as this is the largest group of throwers we've
ever trained. Having the ability to utilize the U of L throwing
facilities will prove vital. We also have a veteran core group of
sprinters and jumpers who have been great at helping our new
young athletes develop their skill base. Dave is here this year to
help our jumpers progress even further. Andrea will be
coritinuing work with the distance athletes-some of whom
participated in cross country this fall, some who are in
track for the first time.
TRACK & FIELD
Front Row: Shawn Grandmont,
Brady Orich, Wade Kast, Dylan
Tomiyama, Landon McHugh,
Jesse Wuerfel, Colton Wuerfel
Vogt, Tyler Peacock, Josh
Onofrychuk, Riley Trempner/"^
ck Row: Roy Adams, Noah
;tman,Josh Luchanski,Clay
ChurcNS baseball meant to
me... not only playing the
sport I love but creating
memories with the team
and coaches and becoming a
better person, not only on
the field, but off the field
as well.
- Dylan Tomiyama
The WCHS Bulldogs
This team was full
Dogs played with grit
between the lines. Congratulate k.
successful season.
of character. The
time they stepped
BASEBALL .
“It was amazing for me to be part of the Canadian National Racquetball team this year.”
-Alexis Iwaasa
“I chose to donate my hair to make someone with cancer feel like a princess.”
-Roxy Kenney
“It’s not how you start but how you finish.” (A quote from Coach Brown).
Tommy West and Tyler Killorant
Vincent Abada
Joshua Adams
Idris Ahmedi
Akila Ambagala
Brandon Anderson
Dylon Anderson
Justin Androkovich
Zachary Andrus
Alexander Araya-Cascante
Arnond Avila
Darian Bagnall
Tapanga Beddome
Payten Berg
Lizzi Blackmore
Kyle Bodell
Stephanie Bonilla
Darian Booysen
Joseph Brewster
Babu Bukuru
Billy Burch
Amanda Cannady
Miriam Capp
John Casison
Christien Castleton
Denecky
Nikita Clubine
Mackenzie Collett
Owen Coppieters-Mc Millan
Makayla Daye
Austin Delauw
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"I was hit by a car walking to school on the first day so I missed out
on a lot of the new experiences. When 1 got back to school after the
accident, I just asked my friends for directions so it wasn't too
difficult." - Jesse O'connor
"It was strange entering a new place, but it felt good to have a fresh start somewhere." -
"I was scared because I didn't want to fail, but I'm in the honours class so I think I'm good." -
at the same time I was scared/embarrassed because I had to carry around a
get lost." - Taeya Koliaska
it was a new experience for me and that things were going to be different then
Rochelle Sciortino
Janna Elgaard
Madison Ellingson
Angellie Estranero
Cathrys Estranero
James Ferguson
Ashley Firth
Kyle Fletcher
Brian Forsyth
Josh Forsyth
Brayden Freeman
Errol Friesen
Alyssa Furukawa
Robin Dee Galang
Cole Gerard-Gangur
Jazmin Golia
Damaris Good Rider
Sam Goulet
Dillon Grant
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MKB MOST
SCH9OL
Alexa Gray
Rachel Greeno
Noah Greenwood
Damian Halcro
Emily Han
Emily Hansen
Andie Hanson
Jenna Hasley
Connor Henderson
Arianna Hodgins
Mercedes Hofman
Caitlin Holinaty-Duda
Alexis Iwaasa
Tiffany Iwaniw
Hannah Izmajlowicz
Senshara Jack
Kaitlin Jensen-Gejdos
Sarah Jones
Austin Kammerer
Derek Kanyo
Roxanne Kenney
Tyler Killoran
Andrew Kim
Kaylee Kindt
Marabel Kleinfeld
Megan Kling
Brayden Klippenstein
Dawson Knecht
Beau Knowlton-North
Phoenix Kobylka
Tai ■a Koliaska
snnifer Krein
gfetian Kropf
limie Kuffler
jr Ladouceur
iette Lalunio
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Off campus freedom, and your freedom to express yourself
without being judged. -Cali May
"The people! They are all so friendly." -Kasydi Whillans
"The teachers are nice, but the cookies are better."- Logan Wilkie
"Meeting new people and making new friends since I came from the South Side." - Janna Elg
"I like the amount of different people."- Alexa Grey
Claudine Lalunio
Mythaa Lamose
Jeremiah Langille
Jaydan Lashley
Adam Lau
Tyler Le
Lucas Leclair
Seohyun Lee
Vivianna Lee
Tracey Liu
Samuel Lower
Brittany Lussier
Stephen Luu
Bhim Magar
Ashley Malic
Thea Marling
David Marquina
Izzy Martin
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f zJ M MIDDLE ICHOOL
TO HKH SCHOOLI
Kali Maxwell
Cali May
Sydney May
Tori May
Dylan Meier
Tavan Meyer
Taylor Miller
Bradyn Mitchell
Casandra Molina
Salena Morency
Mercedes Mountain Horse
Senada Mustafa
Aiden Mutter
Jasmine Mutter
John Naismith
Tahj Nathaniel
Shelby Needham
Ethan Ng
Jesse O'connor
Joshua Oba
Paa Kwesi Odel-Wontumi
Ross Oliver
Pierce Ono
Kaitlyn Orr
Kayla Parker
Tessa Paskuski
Delwin Penner
Zachariah Pool
Rj Porras
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I noticed a huge change, It feels like a family and everyone cares.
The teachers give you more freedom and everyone is more
mature. -Ross Oliver
"Yes, there's way more kids and we went from being the top grade down to being the
I didn't last year." -Melissa Walper
"Yes, there is a lot more freedom in high school than there is in middle school. I like high
-Noah Greenwood
"Yes, they don't treat us like kids anymore."- Billy Burch
"Yes I noticed a change. Much more homework and harder marking criteria." -Brayden
Kaitlyn Rombough
Franze Roque
Summer Rowland
Alexis Russell
Adonis Sana
Melissa Schlaht
Shyanne Schultz
Rochelle Sciortino
Biwash Sharma
Ashton Sharp
Shelby Sheen
Kahsha Shingoose
Sydney Sikking
Bonnie Silver
Riley Sokownin
Cameron Sommerfeldt
Jasmine Spencer
Sophia Standen
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Dawson Stern
Zack Sutton
Mary Symons
Aiden Therien
Drew Thompson
Chad Tomita
Braydon Tope
Sydney Toth
Andrea Tyreman
Christopher Ulrich
Ashton Urano
Joel Vanderhulst
Noah Weiss
Caycee Wendorff
Lauren Wesley
Tommy West
Kasydi Whillans
Adam White
Logan Wilkie
Dayn Williams
Oliver Wills
Rae Ann Young
MISSING STUDENTS
Isaiah Christensen
Christine Contois
Brayden Hiebert
Tyson Jensen
Blake Kennedy
Gabriel Reyna
Gzim Shytaj
Ryan Waite
Melissa Walper
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No it is nothing fike i expected. Everyone is so nice and helpful. The
other day I dropped all of the papers out of my binder and at least 5
people came to help me pick them up. -Andie Hanson
"No, I thought I was going to be bullied but I never saw any bullying here at all." -Emily Hansen
"Not really, I thought it would be harder." -Mercedes Hofman
"No because you see a lot of stereotype things but in reality its nothing like that. For example, you hear about boring
teachers but some of them are so fun." -Kayla Parker
"No I thought it was going to be more like a military camp." -Brodrich Roelofs
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The past 4 years in Art were a terrific experience thanks to the guidance from Jane, Becky and my feliow artists. I’m so glad I’ve had the opportunity to share my passion with all these talented people.
-Jackie Addison
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about your friend?
Got confused because I didn't
know where Heather was
and started crying.
-Cherron Desautels
Was filming a video for
physics and she was riding a
horse... She almost died.
- Shammamah
Hossian
What's your favorite
colour, blue or orange
Blue
-Bryden Rauser
Orange
-Tristan Covey
Blue
-Samantha Mathews
Orange
-Jay Beall
What's your favorite
school event?
Colour day
If Iff
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-Kristy Koyata
Lunch
-Heather Rainey
PD days
-Chasina Chasina
Recognition Assemblies
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What's your favorite food?
Lasanga
-Austin Porter
Tater tots
-Steffi Tran
Chicken Fettuccine Alfredo
-Ryan Piolon
Pizzo
Mark Hopkins
What did you learn at Churchill Family Day?
Yoga
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Mary-Margaret McLeod
Ho to planted a tree/griling and chiling.
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Cole Howg
Food., how to make hamburgers
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Tia Bodnaruk
Kelleigh Bowen
Lane Brandon
Serge Archambault
Janell Asling
Cecilia Atkinson
Soma Azimi
Cayli Barclay
Justin Cameron
Riley Campbell
Miguel Capriles
Keelan Cashmore
Paige Castleton
Brandon Caven '
Chasina Chasina
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Kyle Cole
Adam Coppieters
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Trystan Covey
Derek Crabb
Colleen Davies
Jasmine Del-Rizzo
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Telling it like it is and being blunty honest-Kim Calhoun
Through music, and my great sense of humor.- Lindsey Todd
Taking photos & sharing them on social networking sites such as
Instagram and Facebook.- Keanen Mistaken Chief
Wood crafting - Jordie Siewert
Yelling at the top of my lungs- John Grey
My awesome hats - Kayla Morin
Yelling at people until they look at me then casually looking away-
Cole Howg
I like to speak what's on my mind -Scott Mcdonald
Through art. Art can be expressed loud and proud-Kelleigh Bowen
Writing or dancing-Tighe Gill
See the world- Kayli Lorencz
Drawing-James Lambert .
A smile is all that is needed-Shealyn Cossette f
Sarah Egger
Johnathan Ekubazgi
Natasha Elder
Shaye Eldridge
Jenae Emond
Brittany Ervin
Katie Fellger
Attalia Fikre
Shelby Filkowski
Mackenzie Fleming
Devyn Derksen
Prudence Dong
Katrina Doran
Danny Du
Elijah Dueck
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Courtney Gatzky
Mivon-Jah Gavi
Megan Giesbrecht
Tighe Gill
Cierra Ginter
Keely Goulding
Kirsten Graf .
John Gray
Courtney Green
Rylan Greeno
Brooke French
Kayla Fress
Keanu Funa
Jessica Furukawa
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When a small number of students decided to nickname me
"Kurt Cobain", Just no.. - Ryan Shaw
Stealing one of Greg Wolcott's Death of a Saleman books. Who would
do such a thing?! - Shammamah Hossain
When I stuttered during my student council speech.-Zoey Lome
In grade 11 walking down the hallway with Ashely Ray and saying Omar
is hot to his face... well then-Hotira N iyazm u ham mad
In my last year of gym class ever, I face planted into a mat and broke
my glasses in two Yay! ducktape. - Keely Goulding
Falling alseep in class- Brenden Lau
When Poops (Justin Cameron) and I screwed up singing carols at the
Christmas assembly- Conner Peta
Walking into a grade 12 class in grade 9 and chilling, thinking it was
my ill ass-Nils Reger
Getting kicked out for farting- Jarett Hopman
Carey calling human biochemisty science porn-Colleen Davies
Spilling water on a basketball court at Chinook during somebody
else's game and having to wipe it up with my hoodie- Taylor Luchanski
Brenna Henderson
Courtney Hogan
Lonnie Hooge
Jarett Hopman
Shammamah Hossain
Scott Gunderson
Katie Gyorffy
Connor Halvorsen
Marzieh Hashemi
Alisha Henderson
Cole Howg
Kimberley
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Jeremy Jacobson
Allie Jesse
Christopher Jochem
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Emily Kenney
Kristy Koyata
Brittany Krahn
James Lambert
Leah Lambkin
Ray Lehouillier
Tyler Loewen
Kayli Lorencz
Cassidy Lome
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Color Day and winning Rugby Provincials 2012 for the first time in
Griffin history-Attalia TikrP
Being in the IB Art Show-Janell Asling
Spending the first 3 weeks of grade nine Social with Pat learning about
all the Cnurchill songs and chants-Angela Micovic
Leaving Math class with Scott to go play dodgeball- David Pham
All the full IB inside jokes like "apology chickens"-Megan Malach
Being in Bernie's English class in grade 11, I still feel bad for upsetting
her! We love ya Berns- Chris Sikking
Jane Lorraines art class with Mackenzie FLemming-Harlee Kay
Going to Drama Provincials -Emily Kenney
■ Turn up- Hunter Cousins
Dinosaur walking through the hallways with Megan Malach and
sneaking into Jared's classes to draw on the white board ninja style
-Courtney Green
COLOR DAY! and doing the Harlem Shake in yearbook and having a
whole class stop and stare at all of us- Sydney Sears
Basketball-Jake Wilson
Samantha Mathews
Michael Matkin
Harlee-Kay McArthur
Scott McDonald
Kenadi McKay
Kyle McKenna
Nick McNamara
Marla Medicine
Shield
Kenadee Meeks
Brooklyn Mereska
Clarice Ng
Dagan Ngo
Danny Ngo
Christine Nicholson
Hotira
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Caley O'connor
Brendan Ong
Matthew
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Bailey Osberg
Tyler Palma
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Attend the University of Lethbridge for 5 years and then start to
get into teaching in the field of music-Tristan Smetana
Vocal performance at the University of Lethbridge- Alyssa Waldner
Go to University for nursing- Kristy Koyata
Indulge in Alberta's Black Gold - Kyle McKenna
Find a part time job and be involved in the communicty - Herson
Ramos
See the World - Kayli Lorencz
Take a year off to travel and make enough to buy a car - Elizabeth
MacDonald
I want to take a road trip withmy pals up North, see colourful
Norther Lights, have fun. Then, of course, go back to school.
Go to College and to become an Art Teacher - Jessica Furukawa
In College studying to become a mechanic - Adam Coppieters
Chenyse Plettell
Derek Ponech
Austin Porter
Emily Pritchard
Heather Rainey
Herson Ramos
Jared Reading
Kiana Red Crow
Alana Reger
Nils Reger
Jordan Parks
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Evelyn Savolainen
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Mitchell Schmidt
Nicholas Scott
Sydney Sears
Ryan Shaw
Kayla Sheck
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Travel then go to college-Mackenzie Fleming
Go for a long trip out of Canada for a while-Marzeih Hashemi
Work then go to the Vancouver Art Institution- Ray Lehouillier
Go to college for civil engineering-Mivon-Jah Gavi
Go kick some American butt in swimming , then I am going to
school at LSU- Leah Troskot
Find a tattoo apprenticeship- Christine Nicholson
Enjoy the summer, then go on an exchange to Brazil- Cassidy
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program- Keelan Casnmor
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in England, and traveito Europe-Emily Pritchard
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get in to teaching in the fields of music-Tristan Smetana
Vocal performance at the University of Lethbridge- Alyssa
Waldner
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Thomas Sokalski
Bryn Sprado
Michael Stickel
Cathryn Story
Arianna Stubbington
Ainsleigh Toth
Joshua Toth
Leah Troskot
Tyler Vanden Dool
Lindsey Visser
Kate Takeda
Courtney Thompson
Lindsey Todd
Paige Tolnai
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Hannah Widmer
Andrew Wigton
Benny Wills
Jake Wilson
Colton Won
Kayla Yeomans
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■ Finding a part time job, be involved in the community-Herson Ramos
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Stay in the band and become rich-Brandon Caven
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Working as a nurse-Kayla Yeomans
Workig for PETA or something to do with sustainable enviroment-
Elizabth MacDonald
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mous inventor - Michael Stickle
I See myself in a mirror - Rikki Di Galang
Working as an ultra sound tech and married with kids - Jenae Emond
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Ayse Ahmedi
Ayrton Araya
Hasila Ataei
Tristan Beddome
Lalita Biswa
Suresh Biswa
Michael Bouwman
Terry Brown
Deo Chhetri
Hunter Cousins
Macoy Erkamps
Drew Gilbert
Trevor Gullickson
Britni Hunt
Deepa Karki
Jamuna Khadka
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Remi Laurencelie
Mark Lermer-Lanier
Craig Leverton
Carlos Marquina
Danielle McCarthy
Jay Merkley
Megan Miles
Krishna Monger
Devin Moore
Brady Nickel
Almaz Nida
Brady Ormandy
Amita Pradhan
Joshua Price
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Tyler Wong
Sunita Rai
Molly Reinhart
Dre Ritter
Spencer Robinson
Mac Stewart
Sha Subba
Christopher Tai
Kamal Tamang
Lalit Timsina
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Jessie Fair
Ashley Ferguson
Ana Ferzacca
Cody Friesen
Nikole Friesen
Clay Geddert
Cylor Gerlock
Logan Graham
Amrinder Grewal
Kristina Gross
Wendy Guillin
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Sujata Gurung
Lauren Harms
Spencer Henrie
Brittany Hiebert
Kayle Hood-Betts
Kierra Hornberger
Dustin Houghton
Matthew Hunik
Paula Hunt
Keith Illingworth
Coby Iwaasa
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Sarah Jones
Eileigh Kadijk
Ilona Kanyo
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Deepak Karki
Jason Kauenhowen
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Naithan Lau
Ashley Lavell
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Courtney Lehto
Natasha Lelek
Richard Lister
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Kalin Marchuk
Jennifer Marr
Nicole Masse
Jade McCarrick
Justice McDonald
Mary-Margaret McLeod
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Brooke Morrice
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Luc Nguyen
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Elizabeth Still
Emily Stolte
Caleb Sullivan
Austin Tabish
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Amy Oliver
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Top Row: Stacy Bolton, Jenae Emond,
Stacey Malic, Bre LeClaire,
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Bottom Row: Katie Fyfe, Taylor Ensign, Mikhi Lagemaat, Kennedy Hunter, Kayla Reeves,
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Top Row: Brie LeClaire,
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Bottom Row: Kiana Burch,
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Top Row: Omar Kadir, Jaela Borne,
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Bottom Row: Ashley Lehto,
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Britini McKenzie, Kiana Burch,
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The annual publication of the students of Winston Churchill High School, Lethbridge, Alberta. (1972-73)pdfWCHS YEARBOOK ARCHIVES PLEASE CO NOT REMOVE
STATESMAN ’72 - 73LL HIGH WE’RE PROUD TO BE
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THE STATESMAN
LETHBRIDGE, ALBERTA
1972-1973
PART OF YOUR GREAT FAMILY
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FOR WE WILL FIGHT,
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AND WE
WILL WIN
AND WE
WILL
WIN
This year for the first time in our
short history, the Bulldogs are the
Southwest Conference B boys basketball
champions. "It's our best
season ever, " says Coach Peter
Neufeld, "we set ourselves a goal
to win and we did. "
The statistics are impressive. The
league record was 13 wins 1 loss,
with the only loss a one point deficit
after 3 overtimes.
The boys also won the Brooks tournament
in February by defeating.
Brooks, Foremost and Calgary's
Queen Elizabeth.
TOTAL SEASON'S
RECORD 17-5
BACK ROW: Randy Rae, Perry Mirkovich, Cyril Patson, Jim Chym-boryk,
Derek Redman, (Coach) Pete Neufeld. FRONT ROW: Jack
Chymboryk, Kirn Woolf, Ken Nakama, Ken Duce.
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A TRIBUTE TO JIM SMITH
WRITTEN BY CLIFF DAW ON BEHALF OF CHURCHILL
THOUGH IT BE
THROUGH
THICK ORTHIN...
Jim Smith, Churchill's head caretaker 'til his retirement in 1972, was
the best friend that any school, any teacher, or any student could hope
to have.
His workmanship was always above reproach, his co-operation was infinite,
his humour was contagious, and his friendship with staff and students
(from the most demanding teacher to the most annoying student -
or vice-versa -) was a relationship to be cherished for a lifetime.
Jim's association with the schools of Lethbridge began in 1942, as caretaker
of the old Technical School on 13th Street .North, From 1943 to
1953, he was responsible for the old Westminster School, a job which
frequently involved all day and night sessions of shovelling coal into the
furnaces during the winter blizzards. While at these schools, Jim assisted
in the athletic programs coaching soccer and gymnastics. In 1953, the
north side obtained its own junior high, and Jim took over Wilson Junior
High School. Jim's pride in this, his first new school, was reflected in
its spotless, cleanliness, and the attractive lawns and flowerbeds which
he planted and cared for. When Winston Churchill High School opened
in 1960, Jim moved again, this time to be able to demonstrate his
leadership abilities as head caretaker, and his adaptability in handling
another new school, a larger cleaning staff, more teachers, and many
more students (not only students - but high school students' ). When the
present Churchill opened in 1967, Jim moved with the students and
staff, and once again won the battle of adjusting a new building with its
different facilities and unique problems. In November, 1972, Jim left
us for a well-deserved retirement.
Jim Smith spent thirty-one years serving the schools, students, and staff
of North Lethbridge. We are all indebted to him, our teaching and
learning have been made more pleasant by his efforts, our lives have
been enriched by his friendship and inspired by his dedication. Thank-you
Jim, for your years of devotion.
We all wish Jim Smith, and his wife Jean, a very happy retirement, with
years of good health, happy memories, and true friendships.
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LET'S ALL GET INVOLVED !: An interview on school spirit between Mr. Wayne Terriff, Principal, and Peggy
Zmurchyk, Student Council President.
Peggy, what factors in your opinion contribute most significantly to the development of good school spirit?
I think the most significant factors are the popularity and the numbers of activities, whether it be sports or social
events, and the number of people these functions involve.
In other words team sports and activities have a very strong unifying force in getting everybody behind the team
and with the school by participating in these various activities. What part do you see Students' Council playing in
the development and maintenance of school spirit in Winston Churchill?
The people that organize pep rallies, school dances, and productions are all on Students' Council and it depends on
how well they are set up. If they are well planned, students would like to see them more. A government can't
function without people participating so this situation works both ways. What factors do you, as the school principal,
think are important?
Well, I think a number of things do. I definitely agree with everything you said about the athletic, social side of
school life as being perhaps of primary importance to school spirit, and in effect that student government is absolutely
necessary and indispensable. The other things that I can think of would be a strong bond between the students
and the staff. The two sides of the school, the academic and the social, function smoothly, one beside the
other without conflicts developing. This is something that developed a long time ago and is functioning very well
at Churchill. I think we have a good student-staff relationship and the staff seems to get involved. This definitely
contributes to strong school spirit.
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STUDENT’S COUNCIL
FRESHMEN COUNCIL
BACK ROW:
Gayle Graham
Mrs. Dodd
Paddy Allen
Mark Shaskin
FRONT ROW:
Fawn McLaughlin
Kim Miller
Pam James
Melody Stanfield
SOPHOMORE COUNCIL
BACK ROW:
John V<jprt
Jane MacPherson
Randy Rae
Deb Grey
Ken Duce
FRONT ROW:
Jane Busowsky
Karen Koole
Debbie Anderson
Wendy Klein
Mr. Lahti
BACK ROW:
Brenda Kosaka
Shirley Bobak
Jill Jang
SENIOR COUNCIL
FRONT ROW:
Dieter Witzke
Dennis DeGroot
Igor Shaskin
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GENERAL COUNCIL
BACK ROW:
John Voort
Brenda Kosaka
Peggy Zmurchyk
Kim Miller
Dermis DeGroot
Igor Shaskin
FRONT ROW:
Randy Rae
Fawn McLaughlin
Pam James
Mr. Clewes
Karen James
J ane Busowsky
Debbie Anderson
What can you say about Students' Council? We put out dances,- organized clubs, or-ganzied
sports events, and went through a lot of heated arguments. I guess you could
say our Students' Council is well known for its explosively controversial, violent,
savage, and among other things - boring meetings. Most of us tried our hardest to
make the school function smoothly and successfully. However we ran into many problems,
some of which have yet to be solved. We hope that next year's students may
be spared our "sticky situations" and we wish them the best of luck.
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PRINCIPAL
J. Wayne Terriff
STAFF
VICE-PRINCIPAL
Jim Anderson APPLIED
ARTS
D. Bevans
L, Dogterom
A. Grant
L. Holland
P. Neufeld
A. Weintraub
LANGUAGES
P. Dodd
M. Forster
H. Krause
M. Lahti
N. Patson
C. Turner
SCIENCE
MATH
G. Alexander
H. Bergen
M, Clewes
E. Commodore
C. Daw
W. Langlands
SOCIAL
STUDIES
FINE ARTS
P. Alvau
L, Larter
W, Mathis
W. Mills
G. Shilliday
G. Wigg
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R. Eichhorn
F. Hamilton
N. Hryvnak
J. Landeryou
B. Morgan
M. Clelland
B. Day
B. Jarvie
S. Poulette
M, Takeda
BUSINESS
EDUCATION
TEACHER
AIDES
G. Cannaday
J. Chubb
V. Dick
J. Jankowiak
A. Woolhouse
Mel, you're sick It's blowing my mind
Now what do I do?
. . . and then you measure off a foot Hurry up!
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ORGANIZATIONSCANOE CLUB
CANOE CLUB, TOP TO BOTTOM: Tom Herbert, Dan Hollihan,
W. Mills, Doug Christie, Myron Rak, Bob Jarvie, Joe Anderson,
Terry Morris, Neil Burnett.
YOUNG VOYAGEURS
YOUNG VOYAGEURS, FRONT ROW: Jim Richards, Carolyn Sterenberg. BACK ROW: Pat Sander, Cheryl Wince,
Randy Rae.
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SEE B.C. CLUB
SEE B. C. CLUB: FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Rod Barnett, Gord Hunt, Annette Green, Pat Tanaka, Donna
Kitaguchi, Sandra Miki, Terry Kennon, Robert Anderson, Les Ohno, C. Daw, Dieter Witzke. BACK ROW: Marie
Kitagawa, Mae Kitagawa, Liz Fen, Brenda Kosaka, W. Mills, Darryl Medoruma.
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FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Holly Wheeler, Wendy Sera, Kris Neilson, Jill Jang, Janet Adachi, Karen Lothian.
BACK ROW: N. Hryvnak, B. Day.
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NEWSPAPER
FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Igor Shaskin, Gary Iakahashi, Neil Redman, Shirley Bobak, Carol Sekiya, Jill
Jang. BACK ROW: Kelly LaRocque, John Wevers, Donna Kitaguchi, Karen Kropinak, Marie Kitagawa, Brenda
Kosaka, M. Lahti.
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GRAD COMMITTEE
FRONT ROW: Todd Poberznick. MIDDLE ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Marie Kitagawa, Donna Kita-guichi,
Jill Jang, Bev Baumback, Bev Service, Gloria Lazarick. BACK ROW: Mae Kitagawa,
Dieter Witzke.
SEEKERS
FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jackie Reedyk, Gail Deg, Gwen Friesen, Linda Meinzer, Alvin
Fritz, John Ooms. BACKROW: Linda Meyer, Wendy Rosenfelt.
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CHORUS
CHORUS: SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Larter, Ron Papp, Todd Poberznick, Carol Moore, Gayle Graham, Holly
George, Deb Grey, Denise Hirashima, Selma Nishimura, Elaine Nishijima, Heather Elliott, Irene Manntai.
STANDING: Greg Martin, Fraser Smith, Randy Rae, Robin Lagler, Karen Kropinak, Sharon Guise, Kathy Ponech.
BAND MEMBERS
WOODWINDS: Clarinets, Debbie Anderson, Sandra Miki, Kathy Doe,
Carol Shaw, Brenda Watts, Sandra Burbank, Karen Chumik.
Saxaphone, Bass, Ken Ponech; Alto, John Kuliska, Mich-eal
Graham; Tenor, Christine Higa.
Bass Clarinet, Rick Niewendyk, Marilyn Helm.
Bassoon, Gord Hunt, Les Ohno.
Flute, Kathy Ponech.
BRASS: Trumpets, Ken Duce, Rod Barnett, Tim Anderson, Clarence
Sirovyak, Steve Cunningham, Doug Pitt, Gerry Hart.
Trombone, Larry Tockstad, Dave Cunningham.
Baritone, Merle Waterfield.
French Horn, Evelyn Daw, Wendy Klein.
Tuba, Alan Yamada.
PERCUSSION: Bass Drum, Terry Morris.
Tenor Drum, Joe Anderson.
Snare Drum, Brian Thiesson.
CONDUCTOR: Mr. Willie Mathis.
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Luke Albritton
Chris
Alexandropoulos
Paddy Allen
Joe Anderson
Dean Asplund
Lonnie Baceda
Layton Banack
Wayne Bannerman
Morley Bates
Barbara Beintema
Tom Berekoff
Lesley Berthelette
Adella Besseling
Rita Beyer
Lloyd Boehr
Bev Boguski
Dan Boguski
Wade Bogusky
Greg Bosch
Norman Bota
Pat Bouwsema
Mike Boychuk
Tom Brooks
Gerry Brown
Bonnie Campbell
Shirley Carleton
Mark Charles
Bill Chernezky
Nellie Chow
Greg Chumik
Sandi Comai
Kevin Crawford
Steve Cunningham
Evelyn Daw
Gail Deg
Dorothy DeGroot
Sylvia DeJagger
Robert Dejong
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Kathy Dietrich
Marilyn Dietrich
Colleen Dietzen
Cindy Doubinin
Velma Douglas
Richard Duval
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Murray Dyck
Duaine Egger
Alan Elford
Heather Elliott
Wayne Ensign
Christine Evans
Lorraine Fedorki
Gavin Fenton
Diane Ferguson
Perry Firth
David Flak
Bryan Flexhaug
Debbie Frecka
Gwen Friesen
Kevin Fury
Cindy Gaetz
Lawrence Gardiner
Holly George
Clarence
Giesbrecht
Ron Giessmann
Gayle Graham
Michael Graham
Eileen Grodzecky
Julie Hancock
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Diane Handerek
Barb Hansen
Penny Heinonen
Robin Helmer
Christine Higa
Denise Hirashima
Shane Hirsche
Dorothy Hooge
Connie Hopkins
Glynis Hopkinson
Leslie Heimeny
Rosanne Hunka
Harold James
Pam James
Norman Johansen
Dermis Kethler
Sandi Kirk
Doug Kitaguchi
John Kogler
Ken Korsa
Robert Kroeka
Irene Lagemaat
Anita Lanham
Carolyn LaRoque
Candy Lee
Ed Leong
Michael Luchansky
Vicki Lund
Ernie Mallett
Margarete Manntai
Greg Martin
Donna Martin
Tyler Martinuk
Dawn Masson
Judy-Ann McCarthy
Tim McCuaig
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Fawn McLaughlin
Diane McMann
Laurel McTighe
Linda Meinzer
Rob Melvin
Pat Middleton
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Bev Miki
Bob Miles
Kim Miller
Perry Mirkovich
Cliff Miyashiro
Ian Morrice
Ron Morris
Ron Moser
Gale Mueller
Deb Nagata
Dan Napper
Elaine Nishijima
Sandi Nishikawa
Selma Nishimura
Kim Nygard
Michael Ohno
Aniko Ott
Debby Paskuski
Barry Peterson
Don Pierzchala
Doug Pitt
Wade Popson
Robert Potvin
Betty Procee
Jim Rapuano
Derek Redman
Jackie Reedyk
Tom Reich
Brian Robinson
Andrew Rose
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Wendy Rosenfelt
Debbie Roth
Rhonda Ruston
Carol Sackman •
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Lynn Sawers
Barry Schmidt
Darlene Schroter
Laura Scroggie
Anthony Seberg
Mark Shaskin
Rena Shaskin
Darrell Shaw
Tom Shaw
Mark Shigehiro
Rick Shurgello
Morgan Sillito
Terry Simmonds
Bev Skinner
Lori Smeed
Betty Ann Smell a
Diane Smith
Maureen Smith
Grant Sorensen
Loralee Spitzer
Melody Stanfield
Doug Stephens
Evelyn Steudler
Ron Stickel
Lionel Stokell
Yvonne Stotyn
Linda Sullivan
Cathy Takeda
Donna T arnoczi
Joy Thompson
Jolayne T oth
Rudy Traichel
Diane Turner
Brian VanBuuren
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Helen Van Egmond
Richard Venhuis
John Wagontall
Liz Ward
Holly Waselenak
Randy Watmough
Molly Watts
Hollie Wheeler
Lorie Willetts
William Willis
David Wirzba
Kathy Witham
Evelyn Witzke
Rick Wood
Linda Worrell
Teresa Wright
PHOTOS MISSING
Neil Anderson
Bernie Billingsley
Darrell Campbell
Randy Collier
Barbara Cooper
Valerie Cowan
Shelley Divins
Kim Dryden
Cindy Duffus
Bev Fleming
Sonya Goluk
Roddy Hollihan
Eileen Kluserits
Sheila Krammer
Pam Krokom
Willard Larson
Kelly Link
Raymond Marietta
Cheryl Nordstrom
Paul Oevering
Murray Oster
Ron Papp
Walter Rudolf
Cynthia Scott
Shannon Shastal
Nancy Shaw
Kim Shurtz
Doug Sivyer
John Slyka
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THE ODD COUPLE
SOPHOMORES
Debbie Anderson
Lorraine Anderson
Susan Beyer
Gail Blanchard
Corrine Bogusky
Carol Boychuk
Lora Braun
Bruce Brooks
Cheryl Brown
Jane Bosowsky
Joanne Cannon
Dave Carpenter
Elaine Chirka
Doug Christie
Jim Chymborak
Brian Clampitt
Janet Clifton
Barbara Cookshaw
Betty Coyle
Don Crabb
David Cunningham
Terry Davies
Diane Davis
Scott Davis
Margaret Dean
Ann DeGroot
Kathy Dietzen
Bob Dobra
Ken Duce
Pat Ellingson
Barry Emerson
Keith Evans
Sharon Filmer
Bob Firth
Richard Fleming
Bonnie Fletcher
Lauralee Francis
Brenda Franz
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Bill Frecka
Debbie Frederick
Oga Fress
Maxine Funk
Peggy Gardiner
Sherry Geldert
Dale George
Rod Gier
Elizabeth Geisbrecht
Marta Goetz
Doug Goodrich
Bonnie Gove
Janet Graham
Gerda Gransen
Deb Grey
Donna Grigg
Brent Hamilton
Glenna Hamilton
Kathy Hamilton
Rick Hancock
Royce Hancock
Sharon Harms
Gerry Hart
Hank Heerze
Jim Hegland
Sandy Hegland
Marilyn Helm
Lanny Hendry
Tom Herbert
Debbie Houghton
Paulette Heber
Bernie Huizing
Jack Isaac
Milton Iwaasa
Sharlene Jack
Jean Jacklin
Karen James
Collin Jang
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Sid Johnson
Wendy Kalkan
Lome Kiefuik
Wanda Kiewszyn
Gaye Kinsey
Wendy Klein
Daryl Knodel
Murray Kobe
Karen Koole
Randy Kroeker
Marney Kunz
Gary LaFournie
Robin Lagler
Randy Langhofer
Tim Larson
Donna Lastuka
Rob Layton
Brenda Lazarick
Bev Lorencz
Ewan MacFarlene
Jane MacPherson
Christine Mahon
Penny Maier
Marg Marus
Garth Masson
Dave McCuaig
Barb McLean
Karen McMurren
Linda Meyer
Brian Miller
Judy Moncrieff
Carol Moore
Marilyn Nakama
Kris Neilson
Rick Nieuwendyk
Julie Nieuwenhuis
Grant Nordin
Mavis Oka
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Janell Ondriek
Cathie Orsten
Grant Oster
Audrey Parker
Lisbeth Pedersen
Gay Plomp
Carol Potvin
LaReine Potvin
J ack Price
Heleny Psaltis
Randy Rae
George Ramage
Jim Richards
Arthur Roester
Pat Sander
Deb Schroter
Doug Scroogie
Brenda Seaman
Barry Sedgewick
Wendy Sera
Doug Service
Shelly Shastal
Carole Shigehiro
T ari Shurtz
Rosalind Sikora
Clarence Sirovyak
Debbie Skinner
Robert Soltes
Bryan Sorenson
Susan Speir
Calvin Sproule
Carolyn Sterenberg
Donna Stevenson
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Ann Supina
Madelene Szekely
Gary T akahashi
June T akeda
Clara Taylor
Brien Thiessen
Alan Thomson
Robert Tomaski
Wally Tomie
Laura Trent
George Tschemetzki
Ann Tunow
Brenda Van Egmond
Kelly Vaykovich
Murray Vickers
John Voort
Liz Waterfield
Merle Waterfield
Brenda Weitz
Joe Wevers
Sandy Wilson
Sheryl Wince
Judy Wojtowicz
Susan Wojtowicz
Paul Woolley
Monte Wright
Connie Wyrostock
Lorrie Wyrostock
Rosa Yu
Vera Baker
' ry Ann Napadajlo
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PHOTOS MISSING
Brian Archie Anderson
Brian Gerald Anderson
Gail Arnold
Bruce Atkinson
Dianne Baczuk
Leonard Bloomberg
Leonard Brewer
Henry Cheng
Ron Clark
Carie Cotton
David Courts
Wendy Courts
David Crabb
Albert Dodson
Sandy Dow
Alvin Fritz
Greg Gibson
Arlene Hing
Len Jarvie
Ron Kalkan
Sonya Kebus
John Kuliska
Arthur Lukey
James Matkin
Randy Mikl a
Kathy Miller
Laura Nekich
Michael Paul
Rudy Peters
Ken Ponech
Brian Powell
Bob Prosk
Myron Rak
Arlie Salus
Laurie Scoretz
George Shaw
Mike Sterns
Donna Sugihara
Judy Szabo
Brett T ownsend
Larry Trockstad
Lori Ully
Ed Van Niewenhuizen
Debbie Waldrin
Robert Warburton
Tony Weber
Dale Wigton
Pam Williams
Garnet Wood
Kathy Wormley
Elaine Yip
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SENIORS
Robert Anderson Barry Banuck Rod Barnett
Henry Cheng
Carolyn Daw Grant Dixon Nancy Dodson
Cathy Flynn Polly Forsyth
■Brent Franz ' >, * * Terry Gardiner
Sharon Guise Heather Hacker Darla Hansen
Jim Hart
Peggy Hutton
R.uth Kalau
Terry Kennon
Dan Hollihan Pat Hrynkiw
Jill Jang Robert J ar vie
Barry Kanashiro Ann Kebus
Loralee Kesler Joyce Kirk
Donna Kitaguchi
Hal Laughlin Dan Linn
Karen Lothian Dianne Makarenko
Marie Kitagawa
Karen Kropinak
Brenda Kosaka
Wendy .Lagler
Byron Lee
Kelly LaRocque
Lyle MacDonald
Cord McCarthy Noella McLean
LaVonne McNeil Darryl Medoruma
Sandra Miki Gordon Mirkovich Bob Myers
Percy Nordin Les Ohno Joanne Onyschuk
John O’oms Eric Patching
Debbie Perin Monty Pierce
Shane Pinnock Todd P.oberznick Cleo Psaltis
Sandra Sawchuk
Fred Shaw
Igor Shaskin
Carol Shaw Frank Sinclla
Fraser Smith Chris Steudler Dixie Styner
Pat T anaka Vai Taylor Phyllis Terakita
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Tony Trofymow Mary Venhuis Gary Vosburge
Debbie Wager Debbies Wagontail Brenda Watts
Ralph Welzel Rita Welzel John We vers
Dan Wirzba Dieter Witzke Peggy Zmurchyk
Kirk Bathgate Bev Baumback Ken Berze
Shirley Bobak Mark Burrows Karen Chumik
Gerry Davis Dermis DeGroot
Pat Dougherty Randy Dyck
Ron Forsman Ruth Forster Gerry Gardin
Annette Green Debbie Green Clayton Helm
Lonnie Howg Gord Hunt
Spencer Iwaasa Wendy James
Lorraine Johnson Walter Kalkan Mae Kitagawa
Tom Kvedef Veronica Lokotiansky Kirk Mahon
Linda Malcolmson Jim Mantle
Linnaea Mayer Chris McTighe
Lon Morris Gary Nagata Eugene Nakahama
Ken Nakama Pam Nakama Harry Oates
Alex Onyschuk Leslie Orich
Gary Pickering Neil Redman
Montie Rude Heinz Rudolph Shannon Schneider
Perry Schroter Stan Skretting Tom Secretan
Carol Sekiya Bev Service
Sharlene Shastal Karen Summers
Greg Supina Terry Thom Marlene Wiesnewski
Shelly Zuback Sandra Gillett
PHOTOS MISSING
George Avramenko Bob Heggedal Debra McLaren Laura Ratliedge
Albert Azzara Marvin Higa Brenda McLean Tom Schulz
Randy Bedard Don Holberton Patricia Miller Wasyl Seniec
Gayle Benjamin George Irvine James Morgan Connie Severtson
Les Brooks Rod Iwaasa Rob Morris Don Sproule
Neil Burnett Sydony Johnson Eugene Namahama Vanessa Stasiuk
Jack Chymboryk Kevin Kanashiro Gary Nakamura Debbie Taylor
Lyle Clampitt Tom Kenealy Pat Parsonage Rod Vaykovich
Craig Clifton Lydia Kuliska Cyril Patson Meanie Visser
Keith Comai Gloria Lazarick Lee Pender Ted Visser
Dean Coole Phil Leinweber Susan Percevault Craig Waterfield
Morgan Dyck Florian Lenders Bryan Pierzchala Trudy Williams
Ed Filkowski Bill MacKay Kathy Ponech Roxy Wilson
Brian Fleming Dennis Matsui Bill Quayle Kim Woolf
Doug Harrold Randy Matson
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VALEDICTORY
Mr. Chairman, members of the faculty, honored guests, parents, friends, and graduands:
"High school life at best is passing - gliding swiftly by. "
It is difficult to believe that 3 years could slip by so quickly, but they have. And tonight marks a new beginning for many
of us.
Teachers, when this graduating class first entered Winston Churchill High School we wondered what would be expected of
us. Upon seeing us in action, did you observe some promise of potential? Has that promise been fulfilled? You taught us
well, and tonight's ceremony is proof of your accomplishments, as well as ours.
Parents, you also have a share in the success of your sons and daughters. Sometimes the goal of completing our education
seemed a distant-one, and without your understanding and encouragement it might never have been reached. We appreciate
your concern.
Graduands, we have been together for 3 years now, and it has been a good 3 years hasn't it? I'm sure you agree that this
graduating class of '73 is really a great one.
With 12 years of much needed basic training behind us we must now separate and confront a most challenging future.
Soon we will again be students, this time of the greatest and most trying teacher of all life itself, and we will find that
there are many lessons we have yet to be taught.
In our new school of learning it will take all that lies within us to be successful. Life will demand much more than any
other teacher ever-has. It will call for enthusiasm, optimism, persevance, and hard work. It will supply no textbooks
containing answers to the questions of everyday living that we will encounter. And when we find ourselves facing a perplexing
situation that seen to have no solution, there will be no giving up and ignoring the whole problem.
Life doesn't come with a compact "how-to-do-it" instruction booklet. We will make many mistakes before we learn
what is expected of us. But we will learn, and we are sure to find that life has some very special rewards awaiting those who
reach out for them.
To succeed we must apply ourselves, and I encourage you to draw any available knowledge from those who have previously
entered this new school of learning. They have much they can teach us.
We must demand much of ourselves. Those whom we admire for their successes demanded much of themselves and we, in
turn, can learn from their example.
Some lessons will be harder to learn, some will teacher us about pain, but the majority will bring us happiness. Perhaps
the secret is to learn the lesson well the first time, then repetitions will not be necessary.
There will be some in your new classroom of living who will need just a little extra encouragement to make it through the
tests of life. Be a friend to them, help them all you can, for one day you may find that you are the one in need.
One of the first and greatest lessons is to learn to be yourself. You are an individual, and what makes the classroom of
living so exciting is the variety of students it contains. But keep in mind that constant bickering would be the result of
everyone demanding to do his own thing all of the time. If we learn to live together in peace then our lessons will always
prove to be a source of pleasure to us.
Graduands, our best years lie ahead of us, they are ours for the taking. Let's be eager to learn all that life can teach us,
then truly knowledge will be its own reward.
May God grant you both wisdom and success as you face the challenges of the future. Thank you.
Karen Kropinak.
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SPORTS
Lawren
Winston Churchill High School 1984
The annual publication of the students of Winston Churchill High School, Lethbridge, Alberta. (1983-84)pdfI
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HONOUR ROLL SEMESTER ONE
GRADETEN
GRADE ELEVEN
GRADE TWELVE
Glenda Slingerland Shelly Snowden Brenda Teichroeb Joseph Trinh
Aug Yip
Mishka Aujesky
Patt Filipchuk
Mike Bollinger
Michelle Croissant
Lorelie Friesen
Greg Cairns
Tara Furukawa
Mark Heinricks
Helen Dyck
Debbie Gorzitza
Cindy Lilleniit
Rudelle Hall
Kevin Holland
Rhonda Martin
Bev Hopp
Carrie Kanashiro
Warren Manzak
Lianne Kading
Leahann Kitagawa
Michelle Overbeeke
Trevor Kenney
Lorelei Komanac
Robert Pashuk
Sandra Kerr
Jody Manning
Tina Ramatowski
Terri Kowalski
Darren Melrose
Sheila Standish
James Obrigewitch
Terri Mereska-
Susan Stix
Terry Piorkowski
Rhonda Miller
Marlene St. Onge
Shawn Sakatch
Cory Nykiforuk
Kathy Tron
Wendy Sims
Judy Peralta
Jim Urasaki
Miles Stroh
Julie Polczer
Jeff Venables
Tom Terashima
Catherine Prins
Sandra Watts
Bethlehem Terrefe
Rochelle Robinson
Lori Ruff
Karen Schmeirer
Carmen Webb
Sonia Tron
Diane Van Ree
Karen Willms
4EXCELLENCE
REWARDED
Clockwise from below:
Marilyn Gall and Sonia Tron
Penny Dodd and Sandra Watts
Don Firth and Lianne Kading
Academic Awards Day on November 1, 1983 was
a time to honor thirty-one of Winston Churchill's
finest students. These students, many of whom
had graduated in June of 1983, received awards
and scholarships from thirty different sponsors.
Excellence in many areas - including fine arts,
home economics, industrial education, business
education as well as the more traditional academic
areas - was rewarded.
Some of the most coveted awards included:
Harry Higa Memorial Award ... won by Janice
Larson
Best Student Planning to attend University
Grade 10..............................won by Sandra Watts
Grade 11......................................won by Bev Hopp
Grade 12........................... won by Kevin Peterson
Best All-Round Grade 11 Student ... won by
Lianne Kading
Congratulations to the students who worked so
hard for this recognition.
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PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE
E.M. FORSTER
This year's Statesman focuses on the theme PRIDE -
certainly a worthy concept. The 1983-84 school year has seen
much to be proud of at Winston Churchill.. In all areas of
school activities - academics, athletics, fine arts, clubs - our
students have done well in representing their school and themselves,
and I personally am very proud of their achievements.
All of you should have justifiable pride in all you have done as
well.
To be able to look back on one's accomplishments and feel a sense of pride is good and fine, but
there should be another aspect considered too. A person should not be content to sit back and
say, "Look what I have done!" and rest on his or her laurels. There should be a positive outgrowth
to such achievement: that is, a desire to go on and continue to do at least as well in the future. In
this way pride becomes a motivator to do bigger and better thingsand results in continued growth.
It is my hope that this is the attitude of all of you — because in this way all of us at Churchill will
benefit from your efforts in the future.
However, there can also be a negative outgrowth of pride. Pride carried to extremes can result in
over-confidence and even arrogance. To much of this kind of pride can distort a person's view of
himself or herself and bring about some very undesireable consequences and much unhappiness -
the proverbial pride before a fall. In its positive context, pride has to be tempered with realism,
humility and modesty in order to be of worth.
And so, be proud of what you have done personally and for our school — but use your feelings of
success to build upon for the future. Do not dwell too much on what you have done, rather look to
what you can do next so that the pride you have is a positive force in your lives.
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PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE
J.KALTENBRUNER
Looking at all the tasks I've had the opportunity of completing
throughout this past year, this one seems the most difficult.
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Winston Churchill is a strong, proud school just as its name
infers. It's difficult to express the feelings arising from being a
part of such a close family as Winston's. I hope there will
always be a little Bulldog Pride in your hearts as you look back
through the years at this very precious book of memories.
When we flip through the pages of a yearbook such as this, we see the many groups and activities
which make up a great school such as Churchill. Whether it's in scholastics, sports, music, art,
drama, or one of the many varied co-curricular activities; each person plays an important and vital
role in our school life. It was each and every one of you who did your part in building our school
spirit.
I thank you so much for allowing me the opportunity to represent a fine school such as Winston.
I’ve been proud and honored to act as your student body president. Through the years I've
received many opportunities to become more involved with the school and meet many of you I
never would have-met otherwise. The rewards are literally indescribable.
As I bring the final message to a dose, I would like to say, always treasure this book and the faces
and memories which are enclosed. The ones that made you laugh and the ones that made you cry
rekindle a special kind of memory which will surely keep our hearts rich throughout our lives.
Dream Great Dreams
And Make them come true.
What you believe yourself to be,
you are.
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9GRANUANDS... 1984 the solemn
Angie Ablonczy Dawna Adachi Velma Arneson Lome Austin
Darlene Beech Carrie Bishop Cece Bishop Greg Block
Lori Blondheim Annette Boersma Mike Bollinger Sherry Burt
Gregg Cairns Darryl Christiansen John Cowie
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pride that must be yours.
Colleen Davidson Randy Davis Helen Dyck Shari Fekete
Sharon Fellger Terri Field Ron Findlay Wanda Fischer
Shannon Fomradas Dale French Scott Furukawa
Denise Fuzey Bill Gaehring Darren Gaehring Darin Gibson
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There is pride in the students' bearing,
Michaela Gotz Kari Gray Pat Hales
Marilu Hamilton Bruce Harvie Kim Harvie
Cindy Hepple Dale Hill Darren Hiraga
Gary Illingworth
Mike Higa
Karen Janecke Shawn Janke Jody Jans
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and smiles on the students' faces.
Arnold Javerneck Chris Johnson Lianne Kading Joanne Kaltenbruner
Adrian Kaufmann Marianne Kazan Trevor Kenney Sandra Kerr
Naomi Kimura Gayle Koehler Stacey Kopp Terri Kowalski
Kats Kuroshima Deb Langlands Janice Larson Ruby Lemke
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Our pride in our graduands
Rosemarie Leong Kevin Louey Tracy Lukacs Shannon Manning
Trevor Markwart Jeff Marshall Brenda Martin Marilyn Masson
Carol Mayeske Graham McGeoch Sean McLeod Roxanne McNeely
Doug Mereska Rick Meyers Dave Mills Sue Neufeld
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surpasses the pride of Kings.
Colin Nonomura Rudy Nordin James Obrigewitch Janice Ohno
Stephanie Olsen Warren Osmond Diane Parker Lisa Perkins
Shauna Peterson Khamla Philomrak Terry Piorkowski Sherry Ponech
Mike Potapoff Charlene Price Kevin Rath Kim Rempel
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Pride in their achievement, defiance in their
Clark Roberts Darren Robertson Heather Robinson Joyce Rowe
Diane Ruff Sharon Ruff Lynette Ruston Sandy Saler
Rolanda Sawilla Anita Schuchardt Carl Schurman
Dean Seiz Dean Setoguchi Seng Shanh Rhonda Shank
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eyes, I see the lords of human kind pass by.
Wendy Sims Pat Smith
Rod Sterenberg Miles Stroh Darren Sweeney Carole Swierstra
Tom Terashima Assrat Terrefe
Sandra Titsing Chau Tran Tan Tran
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In the days that lie ahead men will
Sonia Tron Diana Van Ree Jackie Van Ryn Karen Ward
James Wiersma Murray Weiting Karen Willms Susan Wince
Maria Woelders Kelly Brotherwood Marla Carlson Albert Chan
Mervin Chief Calf Dean Duff Bruce Erickson Sandra Fikus
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speak with pride of our doings.
Sherryl Gerstenbuhler Darryl Hahn Rudelle Hall
Bev Hopp Tom Jarvie
Dana Hatfield
Allan Lau
Donny Lee Kevin McKay
Kelly Megella Roni Peterson Darin Sceviour
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A bold student is Churchills pride
Connelly Schultz Wanda Sims
Todd Stokowski Roger Swierstra
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Darren Taylor
Missing 1984 Graduands
Veronica Arelis Brigitte Kleist
Bill Bishop Dawn Morton
Karen Boulton Rob Nagy
Paul Brunton Merlin Ruttan
Barry Bugghins Shawn Sakatch
Abby Chan Anita Slattery
Linda Fowler Loren Stickel
Sheila Gerstenbuhler Lyle Tomie
Lisa Hansen Joyce Vander Knyff
Glen Kinnell Tony Vipond
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Grade twelve 1984.
Darrell Baceda Curtis Beech Murray Chalaturny Tam Dang
Loan Dau Vince DeJager Kary DesJardins Mike Doran
Dezra Edgar Richard Graham Shawn Green Rob Hamilton
Rob Hay Leonard Houghton Philip Houghton Barry Huemer
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Look backward with pride.
Brent Hughes Cindy Jenkins
Lisa Klassen Shannon Knoch Carol Larter
Stan Matthews
Darren Londeau
Janay Poch
Tami Latimer
Kevin Pylypow
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Look forward with hope.
Don Radisic Todd Sceviour Ed Schwarz Scott Shaw
Tracy Sorensen Donna Sorrell Vaughn Sterenberg James Suge
Danny Takacs Dean Tambellini Mark Tinordi Ed Tschernetzki
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Sharon Woolf
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Hume 1% on our
tacktone.
Gary Van Tol
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no more teachers, no more book.....
no more examinations!
Grade Twelve: Missing
Aziza Akdem Terry McDonald
Steve Anderson Jim Mensch
Sandi Aneca Lenora Moncrieff
Reg Bibby Ted Monfee
Bill Burch Laura Munro
Brad Cahoon Cam Nakama
Doug Christianson Deb Nordin
Gerald Diduck Gordon Nugent
Karen Eagle Bear Michael Pankowiscki
Karen Eaves Diane Prive
Kim Eaves Bruce Proctor
Anita Forrester Dale Resler
Bruce Francis Karen Salmon
Simon Hempsey Lisa Teichroeb
Linda Hughes Bob Wiberg
Leanne Kane Rob Williams
Jay Maniquet John Zimmer
Brian Martens
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Executive £lub*
<Jhe mind of man
i A capable of anything ~ because everything is in it, all the past as well as all the future.
jiiteph fotirad
25Students' Council 1983-84 was "my
best year yet." Fred Bowen,
sponsor this year as well as the past
three years, elaborated: Student
Council "worked very hard" and
teamwork was "Exceptionally good."
Mr. Bowen incorporated a
slightly different system of student
government when he came to
Churchill three years ago. Student
goverment by the students
with the students setting their own
guidelines are firm beliefs of his
which he has tried to follow in his
role as supervisor.
Headed by Joanne Kaltenbrun-ner.
Students’ Council sponsors the
cafeteria, dances, sporting events
and most other extracurricular activities.
Most Council members agree
the year was successful, and will
remember the day "guards" were
posted at the doors to ensure everyone
attended an assembly to address
the problem of messy conditions
in the smokeroom and some of
the washrooms. Needless to say
the problem was corrected.
Council members appreciate the
support they got from the student
body and hope everyone had a good
year.
Back: Advisor, Fred Bowen. Grade 10 Reps., Jackie Francis, and Tracey
Jorgensen. Publicity Rep., Deb Shields. Sports Rep., Dawn Witbeck. Middle:
Secretary, Nancy McCune. Social Convenor, Carrie Bishop. President,
Joanne Kaltenbruner. Pep Chairman, Sharon Fellger. Front: Grade 10 Rep.,
Terri Mereska. Arts Rep., Laurie Jones.
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Fund raising, planning, letter
writing, fund raising, decorating,
fund raising. For a pictorial account
of the results of this comittee's hard
work, please turn to last few pages
of this book.
Front, Left to Right: Shauna Peterson, Karen Willms, Sandy Saler. Back, Left
to Right: Rhonda Shank, Pat Gillie. Missing: Darryl Christiansen, Dawna
Adachi, Marianne Kazan.
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Front, Left to Right: Rhonda Shank, Pat Gillie, Sandy Saler, Lianne Kading. Back Left to Right: Shari Fekete, Shawn
Janke, Sandra Kanashiro Missing: Merri-Ann Ford.
INTRAMURALS
BY SANDY KANASHIRO
Every year Intramural Council offers various activities for the student body. The
activities vary from soccer, volleyball. Reach for the Top, armwrestling, aerobics,
basketball, team handball, slowpitch and many other events.
, These activities are designed for participants of all abilities. The intent of intramurals
is to have fun while getting involved with the school. No one cares if they
make a total fool of themselves, they're there to have a good time, not to be
judged.
Each event is sponsored by a staff member and the refs are supplied by the sports
administration class.
Originally teams were made up by advisor packs but now with the exception of a
few teams, they are just teams of friends. Unfortunately we often end up with a
few stacked teams so, to avoid playing against someone out of your ability level,
Intramural Council divides some of the activities into two leagues. There is a set
number of people who play on school teams that you can have playing at one
time. If you cannot rotate so that you do not violate this rule, you are placed in the
'A' league where the skill level is about the same as your own.
Participation this year has been very good. 155 out of the 650 people in the school
have participated in at least one event.
Currently intramurals is sponsoring indoor hockey and 4 on 4 basketball.
Hopefully there will be a good turn out for the last two events which are handball
and slowpitch.
from: Black & White
Volume 1, No. 3
April, 1984
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Clockwise from below:
Wendy Poon and Abbey Chan: What's this
CnH2n-1 Can we ^rin^
John McKay, Glenn Hunt and Monica Soltys:
"First I dosed by eyes - like this."
Les Keim, Michelle Croissant, Jodi Manning,
Lisa Gillie, Greg Johnson, Charlene
Davidson: Saying, "See Spot Run"in unison is
tough.
Carrie Bishop: Look at that sunset - I think I'm
going to cry."
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Oracle Eleven
Un the pa%t we have had a 1 ight which flickered, in the present we haVc a light which flames and in the future -there will be a light which shines over all the land and sea.
Sir WiwAon Churchill
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11Morlyto Alvarez
Craig Anderson
Rhonda Andre
Donna Adachi: Flappers
Mike Areshenko
Kim Asplund
Sherry Baird
David Barton
Sarah Beaton
Denis Beaudry
Linda Blankenship
Lori Bloudoff
Darin Bodell
Carole Bond
Joe Braun
Elanna Brown
Marlene Brown
John Buchmann
Star Burrows
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Mitch Casson
Penny Chernoff
Shawn Clarke
Tad Constable
Darcey Crowe
Mary Ann DeGroot
Wayne DeGroot
Pat Didyk
Yvette Dudley
Debbie Duffield
Tim Matheson & Tom Terashima:
"Is this the best lunch hour entertainment
around?"
Darcy Dupuis
Melanie Easthope
Barry Ellis
Todd Everett
Debbie Faassen
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David Fehr
Shelley Fehr
Brenda Field
Patt Filipchuk
Tom Fleming
Trevor Fleming
Tina Foggin
Fonda Freimuth
Lorelie Friesen
Wendy Fuhlendorf
Mitch Harvie
Dean Hayhurst
Mark Heinricks
t Deanna Lundgren: "Tell me I'm
beautiful."
Don Funk
George D. Giesbrecht
Tracey Giesbrecht
Sandra Gyorffy
Wes Haney
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Sandy Saler: "Yes, it's still a V. W.
Michelle Higa
Patty Hill
Robert Hill
Bailey Huemer
Patrick Hughes
Glenn Hunt
Kevin Hyshka
Elaine Jacklynn
Rosanne Jennings
Dave Johnson
Jeff Johnson
Tim Johnson
Laurie Jones
Sandra Kanashiro
Debbie Kemeri
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Les Komanac
Butch Kope
Bob Kurina
Todd Lamond
Mike Large
David Lau
Micole LeBlanc
Shannon Lee
Eva Leung
Denise Levie
Sign the card and the book, please.
Kim Lew
Cindy Lilleniit
Carol Littau
Sharon Lucas
Pat Lutterotti
Angie Ma
Deb Magliocco
Stephen Malacko
Chris Markwart
Bruce Martens
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Rhonda Martin
John McKay
Todd McKay
Tracey McLean
Stacey McNally
Warren Minzak
Steve Meyers
Shawn Millband
Alan Molnar
Brad Moore
Michael Moore
Rosa Moradel
Rob Morrow
Dean Neitz
Steve Nemeth
Shelly Nicholauson
Greg Norgardt
Cathy Nowak
Vai Olson
Volker Otto
Michelle Overbeeke
Jeff Parker
Now, tell us again. Bill, how you
became a hockey star.
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Jennie Parton
Rob Pashuk
Cecilia Peralta
Hoa Phan
Bonnie Phillips
Carla Pierson
Don Ponech
Wendy Poon
Darren Popsin
Su-Anne Powell
Rhonda Miller and Roxanne
McNeely: Winners in the perfect
profile contest. -
Tina Ramotowski
Corina Richardson
Michelle Ripley
Traci Roberts
Bev Robinson
Ron Romano
Tracy Rosenfelt
Sonia Samford
Kim Sass
Ken Sauter
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Lorrie Schlemme
Helen Schmid
Cheryl Scott
Lisa Scroggie
Karey Setoguchi
Linda Shaskin
Debbie Shields
Kelly Shigehiro
Charlene Shouting
William Sims
Michelle Soltys
Monica Soltys
Cindy Sorkilmo
Janice Larson, Tracey Lucas, Steve
Anderson: "Just look at Roland
Lemire’s BIG #63."
Lori Spence
Ray Spitzer
Marlene St. Onge
Marnie St. Onge
Sheila Standish
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Shelly Standish
Coral Starner
Danny Stebbins
Susan Stix
Dierdra Stockton
Pat Story
Theresa Sturm
Brenda Swartzenberger
Leahann Kitagawa & Shelley
Rollag: "Help, Shelley; these glasses
are stuck on my head!"
Hillary Tarleck
Laurie Taylor
Shelley Taylor
Trevor Thompson
Hung Tran
Kathy Tron
Jim Urasaki
Jenny Vanee
Jeff Venables
Denise Von Chorus
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Doug Von Chorus
Kelly Ward
Troy Warkentin
Greg Wasilenko
Sandra Watts
Carmen Webb
Barry Wellman
Kerri Wemple
Bill White
Noel Whitehead
Richard Wiest
Wayne Wigton
Tami Williams
Ken Williston
Dawn Witbeck
Abe Wolvers
Betty Wright
Mark Wroclawski
Tracy Zacharias
Chad Zaremba
Kim Eaves: "Is this how a model
student behaves?"
GRADE 11: MISSING
Cameron Bain George Long Time Squirrel
Kelly Bartlett Charlene Lyon
Mike Berger B.J. Maddison
Rhonda Bird Dean Madson
Shelley Borley Pam Manser
Trevor Campbell Brian McKinstry
Carey Ell Hutsell Miller
Charlotte Gfrerer Joanne Monfee
Mario Graziano Cathy Moore
Darin Grubel Dwight Mullins
Raymond Guenther Scott Munro
Dorinda Gunter Ryan Murkin
Debra Hamel Greg Nowell
Shannon Hamilton Dave Porteous
Robyn Haney — Marliss Rolfe
Darin Hanson Miles Sanheim
Robert Janzen Eddie Shea
Carrie Knapp Terry Straga
Kim LaBrash Ian Topliss
Rod Williams
LOST IN EGYPT
Clockwise from top:
Michelle Overbeeke
Lianne Kading and Shari Fekete
Sandy Kanashiro and Janice Ohno
The group at Abu Simbel.
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I.E.P.
INDIVIDUAL ENRICHMENT PROGRAM
/. E. P. ia a program for students who excel in school.
They have a chance to be involved in a few special acti-vitites
a week.
the Individual Enrichment Program was developed to
give students a chance to experience a career in high
school. It enables students to increase their knowledge
in areas of their own interest and choice. It lets them
explore different fields of work and helps them decide
what they want to do in the future. They work with
professionals from fields such as medicine, art, music,
and law.
The following people participated in I. E. P.:
Michelle Croissant
Jackie Francis
Deb Gorzitza
Terri Mereska
Rhonda Miller
Catherine Prins
Karen Schmierer
Glenda Slingerland
Brenda Teichroeb
Aug Yip
Patt Filipchuk
Mark Heinricks
Laurie Jones
Denise Levie
Cindy lilleniit
Pat Story
Hillary Tarleck
Kathy Tron
Jim Urasaki
Sandra Watts
Gregg Cairns
Randy Davis
Bev Hopp
Lianne Kading
Adrian Kaufmann
Trevor Kenney
Kats Kuroshima
Janice Larson
Trevor Markwart
Tom Terashima
Karen Willms
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Male and Female Athletes of the Year
Sonia Tron, Dan Takacs, Diane Parker
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Back: Terry Toth, Adrian Cox, Peter DeKok, Roland Lemire, Ron Persley, Jeff Hepple. Middle: Greg Melvin,
Mike Trimble, Mitch Harvie, Mark Heinricks, Pat Didyk, Warren Osmond, Darren DuMontier. Front: Ken
Londeau, Jeff James, Lome Austin, Darren Hiraga, Dean Seiz, Adam Fomradas, Phil Houghton, Stacey
Kopp.
10 Shawn Sakatch QB 160/b. 40 Jeff Marshall DE 205/b.
12 Mitch Harvie QB 150/b. 42 Pete DeKok C 170/b.
14 Terry Toth QB 145/b. 48 Lome Austin LB 195/b.
15 Ron Persley WB 155/b. 50 Ron Findlay T 160/b.
20 Jeff James HB 165/b. 55 Stacey Kopp . C 150/b.
21 Doug Mereska HB 150/b. 56 Bill Gaehring DE 155/b.
25 Mike Trimble DHB 135/b. 57 Warren Osmond T 184/b.
26 Greg Melvin CB 175/b. 60 Mike KAreshenko G 174/b.
27 Dale Chomiak HB 167/b. 63 Roland Lemire T 190/b
28 Craig Chandler HB 130/b. 66 Adam Fomradas T 184/b.
29 Scott Furukawa DHB 135/b. 68 Vince DeJager T 165/b.
30 Phil Houghton LB 160/b. 70 Jeff Hepple LB 170/b.
31 Mike Higa WB 135/b. 73 Pat Didyk TE 167/b.
32 Colin Nonomura Cb 150/b. 74 Dean Seiz LB 175/b
33 Darren Hiraga WB 160/b. 77 Allan Molnar TE 155/b
34 Darren Londeau FB 200/b. 23 Lee Miller DH 160/b
36 Mark Heinricks LB 147/b
WINSTON CHURCHILL MASTIFFS
Left to Right: Kurt Georges, David Kowal, Greg Melvin, Mike Trimble, Darren
Melrose, Barry Wellman, Duane Dray.
Missing: CoachXom Menard.
WINSTON CHURCHILL BULLDOGS
Left to Right: Greg Melvin, Darryl Christiansen, Kirk Freimuth, Kurt
Georges, Kelly Megalla, Barry Wellamn, Pat Didyk, Dan Takacs, Coach
Tom Menard.
Missing: Loren Stickel and Phil Houghton.
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Kneeling, Left to Right: Tanis Neely, Sonia Tron, Kathy Tron, Diane Parker, Cathy Steadman, Patt Filipchuk.
Back Row, Left to Right: Coach Don Firth, Michelle Overbeeke, Dana Hatfield, Karen Fritz, Janet Turnbull, Marianne
Kazan, Chris Balazs, Dawna Adachie. (,
Missing: Lorelei Komanac, Assistants, Karen McCune, Dee Martin.
WINSTON CHURCHILL GRIFFINS
This Years edition of the Griffins have had a good year. They have won the
Winston Churchill - Catholic Central Tournament, and won Consolation
honors at the Picture Butte, L.C.I. and Calgary Henry Wise Wood Tourney.
The Griffins are led by their co-captains Diane Parker and Sonia Tron.
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Left to Right: Ken Sauter, Gregg Cairns, Jim Urasaki, Doug Von Chorus, Dan Takacs, Darren Melrose.
Missing: Darryl Christiansen #7, Loren Stickel #4.
The Bulldogs had a successful season as they finished second
in the pre-season and post-season tourneys. The boys won
the Southern Zone and narrowly missed the Provincials by
losing in a tie breaker in Red Deer. Captian Dan Takacs was
selected to the league All Star Team.
Special thanks go to coaches Gene Yamada and Rick
Jesse.
Kirk Freimuth
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Back Left to Right: Coach Garry Malmo, Cathy Steadman, Kathy Tron, Sonia Tron, Patt Filipchuk, Tanis
Neely, Diane Parker, Karen Fritz. Front, Left to Right: Marianne Kazan, Michelle Overbeeke, Lorelei Koman-ac.
Carmen Webb, Dawna Adachi.
This year was a very successful one for the Griffins Volleyball
Team. With outstanding performances from
everyone on the team, the following achievements were
Winston Churchill High School 1983
The annual publication of the students of Winston Churchill High School, Lethbridge, Alberta. (1982-83)pdfSTATESMAN
LETHBRIDGE, ALBERTA
FROSH ABSURDITY
Friday morning, September 13, 1982 will live in infamy as Frosh Day. All
morning, and into the afternoon too, grade 10's could be seen parading
dresses, high heels, sheets, boxes, diapers and girdles. And that was just the
guys; the girls wore hockey equipment, pajamas, curlers, construction wear
and maternity garb. Along with this was the assembly where all grade 10's
were forced to sit on the floor and several members of that group were asked
to model in front of the whistling crowd of 11's and 12's.
After the assembly, there were the usual planned activities. Running a relay
in a boot full of wet noodles was quite an experience. Other events included
honey and toilet paper, bobbing for grapes and shaving balloons. There
were some unplannes activities too, like modeling bodies at Lethbridge Centre,
singing the McDonald's song at Burger King and vice versa; and going to
Stan Siwik Swimming Pool to ask if there was swimming.
The absurdities of Frosh 1982 created a day we will remember.
TABLE of CONTENTS
GR. 10 p. 5 GR. 11 p. 21 GR. 12 p. 35
Craig Anderson
Steve Anderson
Rhonda Andre'
Mike Areshenko
Kim Asplund
Cameron Bain
Sherry Baird
Sarah Beaton
Denis Beaudry
Loui Benis
Sidney Billings
Valerie Bird
Linda Blankenship
Lori Bloudoff
Carole Bond
♦ Beata Borysewicz
Elanna Brown
Monty Brown
Star Burrows
Wade Caldwell
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Trevor Campbell
Penny Chernoff
Shawn Clarke
Greg Coghlan
Tad Constable
Darcy Crowe
Mary-Ann DeGroot
Wayne DeGroot
Carie Deuschle
Pat Didyk
Yvette Dudley
Debbie Duffield
Darcy Depuis
Melanie Easthope
Barry Ellis
David Elton
Jenny Vanee: "I remember when I was this tall."
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Carey Ell
Todd Everett
Debbie Faasen
Tammy Falkeisen
Shelley Fehr
Patt Filipchuk
Tom Fleming
Trevor Fleming
Tina Foggin
Fonda Freimuth
Lorelei Friesen
Wendy Fuhlendorf
Jamie Fulton
Janie Gauthier
Shelly Gazarek
George Giesbrecht
Kara O/denburger: Hard at work.
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Tracy Giesbrecht
Sherri Gobel
Dorinda Gunter
Sandra Gyorffy
Shannon Hamilton
Robyn Haney
Ray Harris
Mitch Harvie
Dean Hayhurst
Patty Hill
Robert Hill
Charles Holman
Katja Horn
Glen Hunt
Kevin Hyshka
Elaine Jacklyn
Dave Johnson
Jeff Johnson
Tom Johnson
Laurie Jones
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Debbie Kemeri
Carrie Knapp
Les Komanac
Kim LaBrash
Todd Lamond
Mike Large
David Lau
Nicole LeBlanc
Shannon Lee
Denise Levie
Kim Lew
Cindy Lilleniit
Carol Littau
George Longtime
Squirrel
(L to R) - Tina Ramotowski, Jenny Parton, Tami Wil
Hams: Putting in some periodic study.
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Newton Longtime
Squirrel
Sharon Lucas
Pat Lutterotti
Charlene Lyon
Linda Mackie
Debbie Magliocco
Steven Malacko
Chris Markwart
Bruce Martens
Rhonda Martin
Cathy McCallum
Allen McDonald
John McKay
Todd McKay
(L to R) - Angie Ablonczy, Rhonda Andre: "So, do
you think I'll ever be a successful actress?"
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Brian McKinstry
Tracy McLean
Warren Menzak
Steve Meyers
Shaun Millband
Cathy Moore
Rosa Moradel
Rob Morrow
Scott Munro
Ryan Murkin
Shelley Nicholauson -
Greg Norgardt
Cathy Nowak
Greg Nowell
Valerie Olsen
Volker Otto
Naomi Kimura: "Help me! I'm melting!"
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Michelle Overbeeke
Jeff Parker
Jennifer Parton
Rob Pashuk
Cecilia Peralta
Hoa Phan
Carla Pierson
Don Ponech
Wendy Poon
Darren Popson
David Porteous
Tina Ramotowski
Darcy Red Crow
Kim Regier
Corina Richardson
John Riehl
"What can I say? I'm a Higa!"
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(L to R) - Lyle Moore, Todd Brown: Calculated effort.
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Michelle Soltys
Monica Soltys
Cindy Sorkilmo
Lori Spence
Raymond Spitzer
Sheila Standish
Shelly Standish
Coral Starner
Susan Stix
Dierdra Stockton
Pat Story
Theresa Sturm
Hillary Tarleck
Laurie Taylor
Shelley Taylor
Trevor Thompson
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Robert Todd
Hung Tran
Kathy Tron
Jim Urasaki
Jenny Vanee
Jeff Venables
Denise Von Chorus
Doug Von Chorus
Kelly Ward
Troy Warkentin
Greg Wasilenko
Sandra Watts
Carmen Webb
Barry Wellman
Keri Wemple
Bill White
Rod Williams
Tami Williams
Grace Wipf
Dawn Witbeck
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Karen Woods
Mark Wroclawski
Tracey Zacharias
Chad Zaremba
Rob Pashuk and Mike Areshenko: Pals forever?
Grade Ten: Missing
Morlyto Alvarez
Cindy Barkhouse
Kelly Bartlett
John Baugh
Rhonda Bird
Darin Bodell
Rhonda Boreen
J. M. Braun
John Buchmann
Winsor Caldwell
Mitch Casson
Darcy Crowe
Joanne Dorchak
David Fehr
Dan Fox
Kurt Frayne
Don Funk
Charlotte Gfrerer
Debra Hamel
Russ Hanna
Mark Heinricks
Michelle Higa
Baily Huemer
Denise Jensen
Sandra Kanashiro
Lisa Kane
Bob Kurina
Mike Lefaivre
B.J. Maddison
Dean Madson
John Marutkyn
Stacey McNally
Jeff Mehrer
Alan Molnar
JoAnne Monfee
Danita North Peigan
Bonnie Phillips
Sue-Ann Powell
Miles Sanheim
Helen Schmid
Susanne Schuele
Cheryl Scott
Williams Simms
Rick Taylor
Ian Topliss
Wayne Wigton
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SUMMA CUM LAUDE
Clockwise from above
Left to Right Kyo Constable and Neil Gilbert
Left to Right Herbert Tam and Hans Bergen
Left to Right Margita Dombrowsky and Karen Willms
Academic Awards Night on October 26, 1982 was a time to honor twenty-nine
of Winston Churchill's finest students. These students, many of whom had
graduated in )une of 1982, received awards and scholarships from thirty
different sponsors. Excellence in many areas - including fine arts, home
economics, industrial education, business education as well as the more
traditional academic areas - was rewarded.
Some of the most coveted awards included:
Harry Higa Memorial Award. . . won by Eva Benis
Best Student Planning to Attend University
Grade 10 . . . won by Tom Terashima
Grade 11 .. . won by Kevin Peterson
Grade 12 . . . won by Rita Gallant
Best All-Round Grade 11 Student. . . won by Kevin Peterson
Congratulations to the students who worked so hard for this recognition.
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HONOUR ROLL SEMESTER 1
GRADE TEN GRADE ELEVEN
Pat Filipchuk Dawna Adachi
Fonda Friemuth Mike Bollinger
Lorelei Friesen Randy Davis
Mark Hendricks Laura Freimuth
Laurie Jones Bev Hopp
Sandra Kanashiro Jody Jans
Denise Levie Leanne Kading
Kim Lew Marianne Kazan
Sharon Lucas Trevor Kenney
Rhonda Martin Janice Larsen
Warren Menzak Rosemarie Leong
Michelle Overbeeke Tracey Lukacs
Rob Pashuk James Obrigewithch
Christina Ramatowski Lisa Perkins
Sheila Standish Shelley Spence
Kathy Tron Tom Terashima
Jim Urasaki Karen Willms
GRADE TWELVE
Tery Filipchuk
Wes Inaba
Lori Kanashiro
Carol Kerber
Conelia Marten
Will Martens
Connie Neil
Man Nguyen
Cindy Nyhoff
Dawn Ohno
Kevin Peterson
Kham Philomrak
Cheryl Pierson
Carey Sauriol
Karen Slawosky
Marina Stanojevic
Erica Sung
Annette Walter
Pat Willms
Annette Walter
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City of Lethbridge Essay Contest Winners
The City of Lethbridge recently sponsored an
essay contest in connection with their Social Goals
Assessment Survey. All Social 30 students at
Winston Churchill High School participated in this
competition. We wish to extend congratulations to
two Churchill students for their success in this
competition. Annette Walter placed second
(25.00).
Congratulations, Annette and Renee', for a job
well done.
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Renee' Adams
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Angie Ablonczy
Dawna Adachi
Glenda Amos
Sandi Aneca
Mark Arik
Velma Arneson
Lome Austin
Randy Bartlett
Carrie Bishop
Greg Block
Lori Blondheim
Mike Bollinger
Dan Borley
Karen Boulton ♦
Susan Bunclarke
Sherry Burt
(L to R): Bev Hopp, Cornelia Marten:
Woman power!
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Greg Cairns
Darryl Christiansen
Patti Christianson
Joanne Christie
Teresa Cleary
Loan Dau
Simon Davies
Randy Davis
Carol Dejong
Kary Desjardins
Helen Dyck
Kim Eaves
Dezra Edgar
Denise Ell
Brad Falkeisen
Shari Fekete
Sharon Fellger
Terri Field
Ron Findlay
Wanda Fisher
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Adam Fomradas
Shannon Fomradas
Demont Fortney
Dale French
Scott Furukawa
Denise Fuzey
Bill Gaehring
Stacey Capp
Bonnie Garland
Darin Gibson
Pat Gillie
Kari Gray
Darryl Hahn
Paul Hall
Kelly Hames
Marilu Hamilton
(L to R) - Dean Seiz, Marina Stanoievic: "How do
you think this would look on me, Marina.?"
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Bruce Harvie
Dana Hatfield
Rob Hay
Mike Higa
Dale Hill
Darren Hiraga
Bev Hopp
Phil Houghton
Barry Huemer
Linda Hughes
Gary Illingworth
Kathy Ingraham
Jenny Irvine
Jeff James
Karen Janecke
Shawn Janke
Jody Jans
Chris Johnson
Tracey Jones
Lianne Kading
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Joanne Kaltenbruner
Adrian Kaufman
Marianne Kazan
Trevor Kenney
Naomi Kimura
Geoff Kinnell
Lisa Klassen
Shannon Knock
Gayle Koehler
Stephanie Komm
Stacey Kopp
Teri Kowalski
Kats Kuroshima
Jeff Lambert
Deb Langlands
Janice Larson
Ruby Lemke
Rosemarie Leong
Darren Londeau
Bill Long
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Kevin Louey
Tracey Lukacs
Jay Maniquet
Shannon Manning
Trevor Markwart
Jeff Marshall
Brenda Martin
Marilyn Masson
Stan Matthews
Carol Mayeske
Nancy McCune
Graham McGeoch
Sean McLeod
Roxanne McNeely
Linda Melse
Doug Mereska
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Dave Mills
Ted Monfee
Laura Munro
Rick Meyers
Sue Neufeld
Ragan Niepel
Colin Nonomura
James Obrigewitch
Janice Ohno
Kara Oldenburger
Stephanie Olsen
Robert Orich
Warren Osmond
Diane Parker
Ted Pedersen
Lisa Perkins
(L to R) - Mike Doran and Sheila Cerstenbuhler:
Together . . . Again?
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Angela Perry
Roni Peterson
Shawna Peterson
Vince Peterson
Khamla Philomrak
Terry Piorkowski
Janay Poch
Sherry Ponech
Mike Potapoff
Charlene Price
Kevin Rath
Kim Rempel
Tracy Reynolds
Clark Roberts
Joyce Rowe
Sharon Ruff
Lynette Ruston
Shawn Sakatch
Sandy Saler
Ray Schow
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Anita Schuchardt
Carl Schurman
Ed Schwarz
Dean Seiz
Dean Setoguchi
Rhonda Shank
Brad Snowden
Shelley Spence
Rod Sterenberg
Vaughn Sterengerg
Loren Stickel
Miles Stroh
James Suge
Warren Sweeney
Carole Swierstra
Tommy Terashima
Assrat Terrefe
Bethel hem Terrefe
Cindy Teruya
Craig Theodore
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Dale Thomas
Shelley Thompson
Sandra Titsing
Chau Tran
Sonia Tron
Ed Tschernetzki
Diane Van Ree
Jackie Van Ryn
Karen Willms
Susan Wince
Maria Woelders
Paul Wroclawski
Mike Doran
Grade Eleven: Missing
Rudy Beattie
Darlene Beech
Tina Berti
Cory Blood
Kevin Bright
Craig Brezina
Kelly Brotherwood
Heather Campbell
Murray Chalaturnyk
Vince Dejager
Robert Dela Cruz
Marlena Dyck
Randy Dyck
Bruce Frances
Kathy Fraser
Richard Graham
Darin Grubel
David Hall
Candi Howells
Arnold lauerneck
Cindy Jorgensen
Leanne Kane
Frank Kapitany
Craig Knutson
David Lawrence
Arnold Lemke
Tim Matheson
Chris McCulloch
Cam Nakama
Rudy Nordin
Kim Potter
Don Radisic
Dale Resler
Heather Robinson
Steven Row
Diane Ruff
Leslie Russell
Cindy Salmon
Cary Sauriol
Rolanda Sawilia
Alvin Schwarz
Leonard Severo
John Stalker
Donna Stallard
Pam Triska
Lindsay Williamson
Greg Winters
Clockwise from above
Left to right
Left to right
Left to right
Cordon Low, Dave Mills, Troy Warkinton:
"We've got the Beat!"
Yvette Dudley, Shelley Spence, Mike Bollinger:
Winston's own Solid Gold Dancers
Shawn Yanke, Mike Bollinger:
Look out John Travolta, here comes Shawn.
Tanya Arnold: "Half time is over team;
lets hit the court."
Clockwise from left
Kevin Peterson: Doing what he does best.
Bonnie Brown: Play it again, Bonnie.
Winston Churchill Choir: What harmonics!
Left to right The Pointer Sisters, starring
Linda Blankenship, Yvette Dudley, and Pat Willms
Clockwise from top:
Miles will swing your blues away.
Carl Schurman: Dizzy Gillespie, eat your heart out.
Left to right:
Clarke Roberts, Greg Nowell, Bob Hanson, Daren
Bodell: The Canadian Jr. Brass
Sheila Gerstenbuhler, Ray Spitzer: Serious Pickin'
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©
GRADUANDS 1983 THIS BOOK IS
Aziza Akdem Sharon Albert Pat Anderson
Marlene Aubin Debbie Balazs
Bill Bartlett
Dan Bertsch
Jan Beaton Charlotte Belter
David Bodnaruk Lisa Boehme
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DEDICATED TO THE CLASS OF z83
Monica Borden Kent Brown Todd Brown Rosie Buchmann
Calvin Cheung Kyo Constable Hung Dang Cheryl Dash
Kary Desjardins Gary Dragland Greg Duce Michelle Dundas
Karen Dunlop Susan Dyck Karen Eaves Margaret Enns
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SOMETHING FULL OF MEMORIES
David Ficiur
Warren Funk Diane Ganger Sheila Gerstenbuhler
Laura Freimuth
Sherryl Gerstenbuhler
Darren Gilbertson Linda Goulding Patty Groeneweg Shannon Haleschuk
Garth Hamilton Jean Hardwick
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OLD PICTURES, OLD PRIDE
Kim Harvie Jeff Hayhurst Cynthia Hepple Brian Holland
Len Houghton Kim Hovey Shauna Ibuki Wes Inaba
Tom Jarvie Irena J ass Terry Jesse Cary Joachim
Rosalie Jockims Dean Johnson Carla Kanashiro Lori Kanashiro
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I SAT MILLING THROUGH THE PAGES,
Marie Keller Deb Kemp Carol Kerber Darlene Leach
Gordon Low Sharon Lybbert Gwen Lyon Mas Ma
Mike Makarenko Will Martens Connelia Marten
Bob Maynes Ruth McAvoy Shelley McKenney Susan McLaughlin
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SLOWLY, ONE AT A TIME.
Kathy Mehrer Mike Menzak Kathy Mercer
Troy Moch Monica Nawrocki Connie Neil
Doug Ng Hang Nguyen Man Nguyen
Don Nishikawa Miriam North-Peigan Jeff Nowell Cindy Nyhoff
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YOU LEAVE FEELING CONFIDENT,
Dawn Ohno Laurie Oldenburger Charlotte Otto H. Anh Phan
Sheri Persley Kevin Peterson Kham Philomrak Sirt Philomrak
Cheryl Pierson Curtis Pierson Heather Prins Barb Reich-Sander
Vanessa Rolfson Cindy Row Darren Roy Elisa Sawilla
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YOU KNOW YOU'VE DONE YOUR BEST
Connelly Schultz Tim Secretan James Setoguchi Marcia Shigemi
Wanda Sims Karen Slawosky Pam Soltys
Bev Sparrow Jody Stangier Marina Stanojevic Erica Sung
Gaye Takao Keith Takesyasu Darren Taylor Lisa Teichroeb
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ALL THAT'S LEFT UNTIL YOU'RE DONE,
Morey Terry Tan Tran Nicki Van Ryn Martin Wallocha
Annette Walter Karen Ward Chris Warren Kathy Waselenak
Murray Weiting Susan Westra Shelley White Tom White
James Wiersma Pat Willms Lana Winkler Sharon Woolf
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IS YOUR GRADUATION
John Worne
Grant Couture
Dave Campbell
Seng Shank
1982-83 GRADUANDS: MISSING
Robbin Albrecht Brian Kenwood
Vic Amyotte Mark Kimura
Sandra Bain Tim McDonald
Tammie Bautz Ken McKay
Albert Chan Laurie Meyers
Lawrence Chiu Don Ohno
Laura Chomiak Kelly Pansky
Kerri Christensen Tom Pungor
Megan Crighton Bruce Proctor
Kelly Dash Karl Schmidt
Marty Farago Harvey Siewart
Darren Flitton Robin Sirovyak
Cynthia Forczek Anita Slattery
Deb Grant Ken Snowden
Glenda Higa Kathy Veals
Kevin Hiraga lennifer Wan
Darcie larvie Shelley Zdun
GRADE TWELVE 1983
Veronica Arelis Darrell Baceda Dwayne Barkhouse Ernie Barkhouse
Bill Burch Tim Burns Sean Burry Abbey Chan
Tam Dang Dean Duff Greg Dyck
Darren Gaerhing Andy Graziano Vera Hamza Lisa Hanson
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WHEN YOU REMINISCE
Nigel Hopkinson Kevi Hutton Darren Jankowiak
Allan Lau Peter Lun Rick Lussier
Terry McDonald Kevin McKay Shannon Meister Lenora Moncrieff
Rob Nagy Debbie Nordin Carissa Olsen Huy Quoc Phan
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SOME STARS MIGHT TARNISH
Kathy Pickles Diane Prive' Angela Savage
David Shean Steve Snider Jim Striemer
Natalie Tamayose Terry Teichroeb
Len Wigton William Wong
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BUT HIGH - SCHOOL LEGENDS NEVER DIE.
Scott Young
GRADE TWELVE: MISSING
Russ Archer Norman Johnson
Rick Atchison Gerry Juroszek
Glenn Barre james McEwan
Curtis Beech Kevin Meier
Bill Bishop Nanette Park
Daryn Blondheim Sherry Rigo
Shelley Boreen Tyler Ritchie
Darin Bourassa Darren Robertson
Gerald Diduck Merlin Ruttan
Lisa Dyck Darin Sceviour
Anita Forrester Dave Stewart
Cathy Foster Stewart Stronski
Glenn Geddes Thuy Tran
Shawn Green Tony Vipond
Susan Hames Brian Walker
Rose Hay Bob Wiberg
Ken Wregget
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Clockwise from below:
"ohhh! I've got a headache."
left Nowell and Dierdra Stockton: Help the needy, Jeff.
Byron Webb: Exciting class, eh Byron?
Bob Hanson: "Have a drink of water, Frosh!"
left Marshall: "Charm will get me anything."
Teri Field, Kathy Ingram, Shannon Knock: Healthy habits.
The Special Education Class, more
formally known as the TMH class,
has sixteen students. Five of these
people - Lisa Boehme, Margaret
Enns, Shannon Haleschuk, Mariam
North Peigan, and Martin Wallocha -
will graduate from their class in June
and leave their friends at W.C.H.S.
All the students at Churchill are used
to sharing the library, the foods lab,
the gym, and the cafeteria with the
students in Special Ed.
INDIVIDUAL ENRICHMENT PROGRAM
In 1982-83 there were 27 students involved with various
enrichment activities at Winston Churchill High School.
Everyone involved in the program has had opportunities to
develop his skills and talents through co-operation with other
students and successful adults. Some of the guests who
presented seminars included the Director of the Banff School
of Fine Arts, Jim Head; Lethbridge Lawyer and W.C.H.S.
Grad, Rhonda Ruston; City of Lethbridge Aiderman,
Elizabeth Hall; and U of L Professor Dr. B. Arms.
Internationally known guests included guitarist Liona Boyd
and author W.O. Mitchell
Another important part of the program was the
mentorships arranged by teacher Jim Hamilton. Over 50
people in a variety of careers - including pilot, veterinarian,
artist, investor, business executive, gynecologist, and
psychiatrist, to name a few - spent up to six months working
with I.E.P. students in on-the-job situations. What and
opportunity!
One result of the co-operation of some people in the
program was the organization of a performing arts group
called Free Will. The musicians in this group, guided by lead
vocalist Kevin Peterson, performed at W.C.H.S., L.C.I. and
the U. of L. Their efforts developed interest in and respect
for the students of Winston Churchill High School.
The I.E.P. has been in place only two years, but already it
has been an avenue for personal growth and development of
special talents for many people. 54
Clock from left:
Left to right in each picture
7. I.E.P. Teacher )im Hamilton, Neil Gilbert 2. Annette Walter, Leanne Kading, Debbie Melong. 3. Dr. G.
Mezei, Heather Prins 4. Otto Rapp, Darren Gilbertson, Shirley Hamilton 5. Dr. I. McNally, Pat Willms 6.
Liona Boyd 7. W.O. Mitchel 8. Reed Shimozawa, Sarah Beaton, loan Waterfield 9. Kyo Constable,
Kham Philomrak, Otto Rapp
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STATESMAN
INTERVIEWS
PRINCIPAL
MR. E.M. FORSTER
Q: What are the major strengths of the
school today?
Q: How long have you been here at Churchill?
What was your position when you came here?
A: Some persons might say too long. I began
teaching here in September 1965. At that time
Churchill had grades 9 to 12, so I taught grade
9 and 10 classes in Language and Literature.
Later on, I taught some Social Studies as well
but eventually began teaching only English
and over the years have taught all high school
English courses. Still later, I became
Languages Department Head, then
Coordinator of Advisors, Assistant Principal
and then Principal almost two years ago.
Q: How has the school changed over the past
10 years?
A: Churchill has always been a school of
change, an innovative school* The biggest
change came during the past ten years,
however, and resulted in the kind of operation
we have today. Prior to 1974 the school was
quite traditional in its basic way of operating:
a standard firmly-fixed timetable, courses
begun and completed within a semester, all
students working at the same rate, no advisor
system, and so on. In September-of 1974 all of
these things changed to what many people
considered a very free and flexible system of
operating, with continuous learning, much
independent time for students, and the advisor
system. In the 8V2 years since then, we have
consolidated and tightened up the system to
what we have today, something which I feel is
a good balance between the two. We still
allow variable entry and exit points for most
courses, permit reasonable latitude for
Churchill has always
been a school of change
students in the rates at which they progress,
and of course still have the advisor function,
an important part of the way we operate.
Other aspects, like attendance, have become
more controlled and we have streamlined our
record-keeping and other aspects of the
system. All in all, the changes over the years
have been significant, but I do feel that we
now have a very good operational
organization for our school.
Q: What kinds of changes would make the
school even better today?
A: Probably, there is not real need for any big
changes, but continual assessment and review
of what we are doing and how we are
performing is pretty important. Change for its
own sake is often counter-productive;
however, if we keep an open mind to looking
for ways of improving, we certainly can't go
wrong. Some possible areas for improvement
which come to mind include trying to devise
ways of getting better two-way communication
with parents, getting more participation by
students and staff in the co-curricular program
and, possibly developing some more programs
for students who have learning difficulties in
the regular program
Q: What vocational programs do you think
could be installed in Churchill?
A: With the economic situation as it is, there
is little chance for expansion of vocational
programs. The one area where some reorganization
of courses and re-allocation of
existing resources might be possible is in
Business Education. We're presently taking a
look at the new Business Education curriculum
and planning to develop some new directions
for educating better those students who have
career tendencies toward the business world.
Other than this area, we do not expect to be
able to expand our vocational course
offerings.
Q: What are your views regarding the
personal approach of students' addressing
teachers by first name?
A: While many others adults may have
difficulty in accepting this practice, I don't.
The critical point in this matter is the
relationship which exists between students and
teacher in the first place. As long as there is
mutual respect for each other in the
relationship, then being on a first-name basis is
very healthy I know of no teachers who have
problems with this practice. Of course, the
other side of the coin is the expectation that
the staff members also extend this same
respect to students. I think that this is one of
the areas where Churchill does very well -
developing sound inter-personal relationships
among all persons who work here.
A: The aspect which I just mentioned - interpersonal
relationships - is one important
strength. Surveys of graduates of our school
usually indicate this as being one of the really
positive things which they recall. Another
strength is the blend of academics and co-curricular
activities. We encourage all
students and staff to be involved in the whole
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Honestly, what makes us Churchillians so special? The fact
that we have spirit? The fact that it could be snowing outside
and we still have fans out at our football games? The fact that
fans paint themselves in orange and blue to show their true
colours? Or that the athletes and non-athletes come out to
support our drama students? How about the people sweating
buckets in those mascots we all love? Churchill, we are one of
a kind. It is sad to see that for some of us this is our last year,
but so exciting that a lot of you get to do these things over
again soon.
“Churchill, we are proud to be,
part of your great family,
and we hope you’re proud of us too!
GO FIGHT WIN!”
JOCELYN CASTRO
Student Council President
As my first year as principal reaches its midpoint, I would like to take the opportunity to offer a few
reflections. What really matters? That's a big question and the answers we give can change as we grow
and our perception of life changes.
As Principal of the school, one would expect that the importance of getting good grades would be the
dominant theme of my yearbook comment, but in truth, the many life challenges that some of our
students and faculty have undergone this year and the conversations with students and parents, have
made me ever more aware that in the grand scheme of things, these are not always what really matter
Of course I would hope that our students develop their talents and abilities, and we as a school have so
much to celebrate in this area. It seems to me that it is really important that we keep perspective and
remember the things that really make life worthwhile. After a short period of time, I quickly realized that
Winston Churchill High School is a very special place that has established an incredibly strong sense of
family and caring for every member of the school’s community. I am constantly amazed by the kindness
and generosity displayed by our school community as we support many causes as well as those who
are less advantaged or at a time of need. This attitude and these efforts have served to make all of the
Churchill Family better people.
Throughout the years at Winston Churchill High School it has been our main purpose to help our
students develop into intelligent, compassionate, and responsible citizens. Each of our staff members
has played an important role in this process. They have contributed and influenced the intellectual,
social, and emotional growth of our students. I have no doubt that our current students will carry on in
the tradition of the thousands of previous Winston Churchill High School students who are now
productive members of our society, no matter what their walk of life. Please cherish your memories of
Winston Churchill High School and remember that you will always remain a member of the “Churchill
Family"
Larry Thaxter,
Principal WCHS
1. What excites you about school?
‘The end of the year when we finish classes,
and the water fight.” - Jordyn Friesen
2. What is the best part of being back at
school?
“Being back with my friends and being a part
of the Churchill Family" - David Skilling
3. How does homework make you feel?
"Stressful, but once I have finished, I feel like
I've accomplished something” - Teerin
Bowden
4. The Admin Team. Carey Rowntree, Larry
Thaxter, Angela Payne, Darran Lome
5. Students' Council Executive. Steven Khuu,
Diana Le, Jocelyn Hamilton, Caresse
Nadeau, Jocelyn Castro, Kathy Hong
G. How do your teachers help you?
“They help me get better grades, and help
me with my homework." - Kayla Megyesi
Tell us how you feel about Churchill?
4. GO BULLDOGS, GO GRIFFINS!
7. “Churchill is an amazing school and I honestly wouldn’t go anywhere
else.” - Shareen Kritzer
I love Churchill, I wish I could stay here my whole life.” - Tyler Niblock
1. “I left my home town and all my friends to come to Churchill, and I
wouldn’t have it any other way!” - Caresse Nadeau
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Devon Sauter
3. "All of them, because I like to learn.
Becky Friesen
7. “Spanish, because its so easy," Nathan
Wilms
6. "Anything where I don't have to write, so I’m
going to say gym!" - Kennedy Meeks
1. “Chemistry, because of Jaclyn!” - Reed
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1. “Means everything, good to know I have them forever.” - Brittany Bloor
2. “Always having someone there for you.” - Tyler Lind
3. “After waking up after a week of camping and still being friends!” - Carissa Shaw
4. “They are there to make you smile and cheer you up.” - Kayla Curran
5. “Friendship is another word for family.” - Rayne Grein
6. “Trust and having fun!” - Jocelyn Hamilton
7. “Being friendly to people.” - Carson Owen
8. “Friendship is THE best!” - Ashia Moore
9. “In one word, trust.” - Taylor Oster
10. “They got your back; I like my friends!” - Michael May
5. “Candy!” - Tanya Baker
7. “Trick-or-treating.” - Hannah Dyer
3. “Dressing up into anything.” - Teagan
Lambert
1. "Trick-or-treating and being asked if
I'm too old.” - Becky Friesen
4. “Everyone’s costumes!” - MattTolnai
2. “Halloween parties.” - Brock Groves
8. “All of it.” - Brady Ormandy
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2. “Hats, mostly Sean John shirts.” - David Calero
3. Uggs
4. “I like wearing sweat pants because they’re warm.” - Serge
Archambault
5. “I like wearing high heels.” - Amanda Yoos
6. “Hoodies are my favourite.” - Rebecca Rendell
7. “Big jackets.” - Min Jun Jang
8. “Right now, Uggs and scarfs.” - Andrea Maclean
1. "New Era hats.” - Justice Brewster
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Tanya Baker
Taylor Bakos
Reece Beach
James Beaton
Natasha Bergen
Chris Besplug
Matt Blackadder
Jeff Blondeau
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Jocelyn Boere
Chris Boersma
Nicole Bosch
Amanda Bourque
Justice Brewster
Virginia Brickley
Courtney Brooks
Brittany Brown
Mitchell Brown
Sam Bryant
Bahati Bukuru
Carissa Burch
Russell Burgess
Karli Butler
Jayme Cabrera
Lopez
Brettney Cameron
Rachel Carlson
Tyler Carlson
Diego Carpintero
Jocelyn Castro
Kevin Chow
Peter Clack
Amanda Collar
Jaycee Constant
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“It was in grade 10 and I was wearing sweat pants and Zach Kish decided to pants me. It just so happened that I was in the front foyer and my underpants
tagged along so there I am butt naked in front of everyone." - Chris Besplug
“When all the grade 12's got together in the gym for a grad photo and it really hit me that it was my last year. It was an awesome feeling.” - Carissa Shaw
“Getting my all-star award for football." - Braydon Giesbrecht
“On my birthday, got my knee stuck in the stair banister; Pat’s going off about how grade 9's shouldn’t be in the school (I was yelling for help, he thought it was
grade nine’s). Finally Pat and Karen find me and it takes them both and Mark to free me.” - Calais Milos
"Favourite is winning Zones for volleyball in my senior year.” - Steven Khuu
"Got my lip pierced for one day." - Doug Horsburgh
“My most embarrassing memory was when we had an assembly and I was the mascot. It was all going good until I lost the head. Oh WAIT! That was CHRIS
BOERSMA!" - Kelsey Kristensen
“Winning zones in basketball and getting third in Provincials.” - Dan Dragland
“David Hagley.” - Chris Boersma
“Zones at the College!” - Cody Ferguson
“Being so lost in grade nine'” - Taylor Williams
Hciizel Cosillt
Mac Dahl
Danish Dar Tyler Deheer Sarah Deluca
Nicola Desjarlais Hatou Diagana Connor Dooley
Dan Dragland Jacey Dyck
Hannah Dyer Abbie Easby Keith Egeland Kylee Elliott Stephanie Emond
Shelby Enns Jesse Ervin Anise Fast
Erik Fast Cody Ferguson
Matthias Fikre
Riley Fix Kenzie Forbes Julia Fowler Becky FriesenDeidra Friesen
Dani Funk
Kafui Gavi
Scott Geddes
Braydon Giesbrecht
Amy Go
Alex Goedhart
Brittany Goodrich
Shemeles Gote
T.J. Grant
Nico Gros Ventre
Boy
Alexandre Guilbert
David Haehlen
Jocelyn Hamilton
Trisha Hamilton
pfens for the future? (Where will you be in
“Some sort of famous.” - Kevin Sanders
“Hopefully rich, sitting on a beach with a good looking husband.” - Brittany Brown
ST- “Hoping to go to Northumbria University for transport design.” - Jenna McLean
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"Next year I am going to the University of Alberta and I am going to move back to Korea after university and hopefully become a doctor in 10 years.” - Amy Go
“Go to university, take chemistry, ski, coach, eventually go into wine-making." - Kimberly Kundrik
fc. “Going to university for computer/gaming programmer/designer." - Amanda Bourque
"Become a lawyer." - James Beaton
®»‘Tm going into Education at the U of L. I’m going to be a Greg/Susie!” - Dani Funk
St “Get a huge house on CRIBS!" - Danish Dar
S&“5 years; taming dragons in Bangkok with my robotic wife. Roberta." - Matthias Fikre
6c-“Go to the U of L next year. I will be married, no kids and be travelling anywhere and everywhere we can go.” - Alex Guilbert
Be successful and happy." - Kelsie Shields
ST- “Get rich, famous and stylin' (or die trying)." - Reece Beach
Matt Handsaeme
Pedro Hernandez
Gerald Herter
Leanne Higa
Shawn Higa
Jillian Hunchak
Ashley Hurkens
Brad Ingold
Steihl Ingram
Min Jang
Brandon Janzen
Bret Jesse
Chelsey Jorgensen
Olivia Kennedy
Brendan Kerl
Steven Khuu
Zach Kish
Ben Knight
Shawn Koetse
Paige Kohlman
Kyle Hogan
Kathy Hong
Doug Horsburgh
Sam Horvat
Dillon Houghton
Alex Korthuis
Anna Kovalchuk
Ryan Krahn
Alex Kramer
Kelsey Kristensen
Shareen Kritzer
Kim Kundrik
Destiny Lagemaat
Carly Lammi
Malorie Lankhorst
Nicolas Lay
Diana Le
Hannah Lee
Kodi Lepage
Yuri Logie
you while you were in high school? Why?
©»“Mike Forbis because he believed in all his students.” -- Russell Burgess
®>“The people in this school. Coming to Churchill really means being a part of a family.” - Kayla Schwartzenberger
“Robbie inspired me to advocate for others with unique abilities and she spent time individually with students even when she was busy.” - Paige Kohlman
“Other students because the passion they showed for getting things done, planning for the future and how much they would do for their dreams and goals.”
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"My grandpa inspired me, he was the type of man that always worked hard and never gave up.” - Olivia Kennedy
“The environment and the heart that fills this school every moment of every day is truly inspiring.” -- Kaitlin McKay
& “Jared and Kevin because they see the fun in everything and are in their own world when they're together. I want a friend like that in life...And come on, just
look at them! How are they not inspirational?" - Jocelyn Castro
©■ “Garry Malmo because he is the Chuck Noris of Churchill.” - Logan Piekema
"Pat Williams.” - Luc Tataryn
&“ Scott Nishikawa, Churchill baseball coach because he is exactly the man I want to be when I get older.” - Dillon Houghton 3
Staci Luchyshin Cindy Ly Katheryn Matheson Michael May Bryan McCallum
Jaydon McKay
Kaitlin McKay
Sean McKenna
Jenna McLean
Lunden McMahon
Sonya McNeely Ashley McNutt Patricia McQueen Chantell Meeks Courtney Megella
Marko Micovic
Brandon Miles
Colby Miller
Calais Milos
Joyce Mmbando
Keagan Moch Jessica Molnar
Tyler Morton Jessica Moss
Melissa MutterCaresse Nadeau
Peter Nget
Tyler Niblock
Jordan O'connor
Cody Oler
Logan Oxley
Alyssa Palin
Julilla Paul
Cierra Pedersen
Thomas Pender
Ketti Pham
Chad Phillips
Logan Piekema
Kara Pitre
Aaron Potvin
©. “The most important Churchill traditions to me are the way everyone comes together as a family and Bald for Bucks; the amount of money raised and the
amount of people who show their support by shaving their heads. As I have done it twice.” - Amanda Collar
© “Star Search. I love that it reveals the talents of our students.” - Ketti Pham
©“Using first names because it makes you feel closer to your teachers and helps build relationships." - Jocelyn Hamilton
©“I am definitely a fan of watching athletic events and wishing I was as talented as our athletes! It's also nice when the athletes then come to see the drama
productions, too." - Becky Friesen
©.“Coming together as a family in times of need especially this year.” - Alyssa Palin
©.“End of the year water-tight; greatest time ever.” - Tyler Niblock
©“Colour Day. It’s a day that’s filled with fun and pride to celebrate the year and it is the highlight of each year for me.” -- Megan Wilson
©“Churchill we are proud to be." - Brad Ingold
©“I believe the most important Churchill tradition is that not just in times of need but generally ail the time, there is always someone to help you. This school
feels like family." - Brandon Janzen
Stuart Pritchard
Robin Reinhart
Diego Renteria
Ema Reyes
Bryan Richardson
Amanda Robinson
Rachel Robinson
Ian Roferos
Tasha Rogers
Ashley Rowland
Athena Salatan
Kevin Sanders
Devon Sauter
Brett Schafthuizen
Devin Schafthuizen
Ashley Schalk
Tayler Scheu
Kayla
Schwartzenberge
Jeffrey Scott
Samantha Serniak
Devany Service
Carissa Shaw
Kelsie Shields
Kourtney Sibbet
Miranda Simpson
Jaden Skauge
Ryan Smith
Ryan Stafford
Josh Stanfield
Chris Steele
Joey Stickel
Niki Strate
Layla Swimmer
Luc Tataryn
Jacquelyn Taylor
Richard Thomas
Taylor Thompson
Bimala Timsina
Matthew Tolnai
Dayton Tratch
What is your
favourite or most embarrassing memory of hiuh school?
©“Getting bronze in football.” - Zach Kish
©■"When Doug hit me in the mouth with a football in gym in front of the ciass and my mouth started to bleed." - Karli Butler
©■“When we were finishing setting up for the haunted house, the fire alarm went off not once, not twice, but three times and the fire dept, came." - Alex Kramer
©"During warm-ups at a volleyball game, Connor hit the ball at Steven Kirk and he fell right over.” -- Angelia Wagner
©"When I ran straight into a girl in gym class and she went away crying." - Peter Clack
© 'Talking in my sleep while a movie was playing.” - Diego Renteria
©"Getting smacked in the face with the music room door.” -- Ashley McNutt
©"Everyone getting together dressed all up in blue and orange for the boys zone games at the college.” - Taylor Thompson
©"When Davie and Cody went streaking through Castro s campaign speech. Also all of Doug, Kevin, Chris and Kyle’s sporting event outfits." - Kathy Hong
©“When I had toilet paper stuck to my shoe." - Amanda Robinson
©"Listening to tunes in the cafeteria." -- Jaden Skauge
©"Definitely the water-tight and going to class soaking wet!" - Kenzie Forbes
©“Drooling in front of everyone in Kevin's Social 20 class. Also creating the Pat Williams fan page on Facebook...Pat be flattered!!” - Jocelyn Castro
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Angelia Wagner
Chylene Westoby
Taylor Williams
Nathan Willms
Steven Trinh
Kyle Troskot
Devon Tyerman
Cory Varty
Tamara Virginiilo
Megan Wilson
Aaron Witzke
Nadean Wutzke
Ashley Yates
Marwa Zenebe
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Evan Shaskin
Sayeed Devraj-Kizuk
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Raymond Horsburgh
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Logan Oxley
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Magrath Junior & Senior High School Zenith 2007
The annual publication of the students of Magrath High School, Magrath, Alberta (Volume 2006-07)pdfMagrath Junior/Senior High School
Give us a cheer for old Ml Id.
You do your best and we'll do the
rest
We are loyal, we are true,
true to the gold and to the blue.
We'll never falter, we'll never fall.
We'll do our best to win over all,
as we lead our Zeniths on,
onward to victory
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Right: Mr. Runquist yet again
showing us how it's done
Below: Kristen Tollestrup and
Meghan Maxwell all dolled up
on Valentine's Day.
Above: All the supporters of
Blue & Gold day. Way to
come out and support your
teams.
Far Left: Jade Blumel and Max
Beazer Left: Katy Tollestrup
and Bethany Dahl
Right: Caroline Kim "Peace
out yo"
Below: Nick T. and Stephanie
H. at assembl
Above: Mandi Meldrum,
Jacy Wheeler, Adrienne
Davidsen
Left: Kelsey Scott and
Jordan Hansen in between
classes
Far Left: I hope those
boys didn't pay for their
hair cuts.
We've got spirit, how 'bout you?
Right:Ashley
and Alora: is
Dallin picking on
you?
Far right: The
girls are lookin'
fine!
Below: Watch
out for super
spies Josh and
Jenna.
Left:The pancake breakfast boys
chowing down.
Above: Cara and Tayler are
always friendly
We Rock Toga We Rock Toga We Rock Toga We Rock Toga
Below: Peter and all the ladies
Right: Jaclyn and Marissa ready for
Toga.
Top Right: Jasmine trying out the slide.
Middle Right: Someone invited the
firemen!
Bottom Right: Connor sure knows how
to have fun.
We Rock Toga We Rock Toga We Rock Toga We Rock Toga We Rock Toga We Rock Toga
Top: Bethany and Rob
out to support Toga
Middle: Kicking
around the earth ball.
Left: Janet and
Jasmine crawling on
by-
Above: At the dance
with all the grade 8
boys
Right: Coma Esta,
Christian McLaughlin
Below: Shay Riggin
and Deserae Anderson
dressing for the
occasion.
Above: At the dance
where the girls have
gone wild.
Left: The Crayons of
grade 9: Tara Low,
Chrissy Williams,
Tannis Wilde, Allison
Lauscher and Chloe
Cosgrove
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Above: L.T. and
Dallin Tagg showing
their true colors.
Left: Wait a minute!
Is that Kyle Bischke?
Below: Mr. Stewart
as the Hulk.
Far Above: Don't mess
with Travis Sommerfelt!
Above: Another excuse
for Ben Juhasz to dress
up.
Below: Sarah Bumble
Bee Balderson with
Sasha Schneyder far
from Kansas.
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Team i
Back Row: Sam Alston, Mysha Lowry, Jenna Perks,
Marissa Hatch, Sarah Balderson, Jaclyn Low, Janet
Leishman, Jeanette Gruninger, Natalie Boyes
Front Row: Shelbi Hofer, Ethan Lauscher, Katy
Tollestrup, Josh Fairbairn, Bryanna Miller, Elise Wilde
8
Team i
Back Row: Bonnie Balderson, Amelia Holt, Courtney Hilmer,
Jordan Hansen, Corinne Jensen, Ylanna Lowry, Brittany Russell,
Bethany Dahl
Middle Row: Jade Blumel, Bryanna Bennett, Steve Scott, Amy
Gamer, Katie Smart,
Front Row: Meghan Maxwell
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Left: What? Russell Bennett looking shy?
Above: The boys love working hard in the
library
Right: Tara Schumers saying peace to you
Up Above: All smiles in Grade
8!
Above: Elise Wilde and Scott
Harker being friendly
Right: Jasmine, Shelbi, Andrea,
Miranda, Jessica, Meghan, and
Dakota: our grade 12 girls.
Far Left: The cutest couple
of 2007: Bryanna Miller and
S Jordan Anderson
Left: Christopher Gast is
hard at work during Science
class.
theC
HRISTMAS
Up Above: Parker Dahl
running on in.
Right: Our very own Ron
Strate says cheese.
Far Right: Mr. Sabey and the
tournament defensive player.
Left: Ryan Cook's aggressive on
defense
Below Left: Ryan and Lome
before the Zeniths first game of
the Classic
Below: Russell Bennet and those
shorts!
10
Left: Jasmine, Janet,
Jaclyn and the very tall
Shelbi
Right: the Pandas showing
their muscles.
won for team roping and for being the
team leader in breakaway roping. He
even qualified for the World Finals in
New Mexico! We're looking forward
to hearing all about it.
Shelbi and her horses Skid and Clifford
had a fantastic year! She won the 2007
district championship in breakaway
roping and was the season leader in pole
bending and all around champ for 2007.
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titles in pole bending and goat
tv mg. and w as the Prov ineal
('nils All Around Champion.
Co to the TK and cheek out
her two beautiful banners.
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Friday
Friday Knight Fever
was our light-hearted
look at the 70's and
everything that came
with that crazy decade.
The cast this year was
amazing, as usual, and
learned the many songs
and dances (not to
mention the lines) in
record time.
Thanks and congratulations must
go to director Mrs. Leanne Sabey,
dance coach Michelle Dyck and
Mrs. Shirley Jensen who taught
everyone to sing so well. The
backstage crew and many others
who worked behind the scenes did
a fantastic job during the show's
three night run. Over 50 MHS
students sang, danced and acted
like real Broadway stars. This was
a memorable production with
outstanding efforts by all.
Our little Macjrath Schoo
travels far and wide...
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Above: How many people fit in tb
telephone booth this year?
Above Right: Jimmy at platform 9
3/4 in London.
Above Right: Katy and Bethany oi
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Brian Bischke
Ben Blackwell
Morgan Boyes
Brooklyn Broadhead
Kwade Bruce
Dallin Campbell
Celine Christensen
Douglas Davidson
Ladan Farah
Andrew Cast
Clayton Goodsell
Sara Harker
Justin Hatch
Avery Heninger
Ethan Heninger
Makayla Hill
Hyrum Hovey
Orrin Hoy
Brandon Jackson
Hailey Jackson
Tori Juhasz
Kennedy Lowry
Samara Lybbert
Russell Maxwell
Logan McConnell
Jasmine Walburger
Riley Wilcox
sevens Kolby McDonald
Jason McGhee-Hamp
Erica McMahon
Mikayla Meldrum
Makenzie Miller
Tanner Murphy
Nicholas Noad
Katelyn Passey
Jenna Skibinsky
Aubrey Snyder
Colton Steed
Brad Stein
Sam Stewart
Jaime Taylor
Jasmine Belle Taylor
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Desirae Anderson
Rebekka Angus
Shae Ascione
Tyler Bennett
Zac Beres
Trevor Bevers
Josh Bingley
Charity Black Rider
Hope Black Rider
Mariah Blumel
Jordan Bruno
Kassie. Bullock
Kinzee Chipman
Kimberly Clifton
Kim Coleman
Mitch Cook
Damion Davis
Megan Dunn
Taylor Evans
Carson Foggin
Christopher Gast
Jenelle Gieske
Malissa Goodsell
Zach Gorham
Kaylee Gough
Heather Gurney
Tyler Hansen
Katie Harker
Steph Harker
Natasha Hill
Chase Hofer
Quincee Hoy
Erik Jensen
Justin Jensen
Robert Karren
Brendan Kirchner
Teina Lowry
Alysa Lybbert
Kyle Masoio
Sarah McConnell
Gordon McDonald
Jason Murray
Krista Murray
Tayler Paquette
Laycee Ratke
Shay Riggin
Becca Robinson
Weston Sabey
Kathryn Sindlinger
Bradley Smith
Corbin Stringam
Tandy Stringam
Sasha Struyk
Cara Thomson
Jonny Tollestrup
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Angelica Alston
Ethan Beck
Jessie Bennett
Jordan Bennett
Tyler Bischke
Dylan Blumell
Olivia Boyes
Kaylee Broadhead
Keyler Bruce
Keely Charlesworth
Darin Christensen
Chloe-Lee Cosgrove
Adrienne Davidsen
Mikaela Fisher
Seth Harris
Colton Hatch
Casidy Helgeson
Ryeli Henry
Talia Jackson
Megan Johnson
Miranda Johnson
Rachel Jones
Carson Keeler
Allison Lauscher
Tara Low
Joel Malcomson
Trenton Marples
Matthew McGhee-Hamp
Christian McLaughlin
Mandi Meldrum
Logan Millward
Riley Mistaken Chief
Keaton Moore
Tallis Phillips
Spencer Quinton
Dakota Rasmussen
Tenisha Robinson
Courtney Schad
Erik Stein
Kaitlyn Sweetgrass
Alyssa Tait
Grady Taylor
Richelle Taylor
Kristen Tewson
Saige Van Den Elsen
Jacy Wheeler
Micheal Whitehead
Tannis Wilde
Christina Williams
Tanner Zaugg
MISSING: Cash Carleton,
Deven Schmitz
Bonnie Balderson
Sarah Balderson
Maxwell Beazer
Benjamin Bennett
Bryanna Bennett
Josh Bennett
Braeden Bevans
Sharlee Bevers
Raymond Bischke
Ryan Bischke
Jessa Blackwell
Spencer Broadhead
Derek Clifton
Lindsay Coleman
Kennedy Cook
Patricia Dainard
Brielle Davidsen
Ariel Farah
Jason Fazikos
Cody Foggin
Lara Gaff
Jordan Hansen
Julie Hatch
TJ Hatch
Carson Heninger
Jordan Heninger
Courtney Hillmer
Janna Hinman
Amelia Holt
Tyson Hudson
Caleb Jackson
Jay Jackson
Doran Johnson
Caroline Kim
Mekaiah Lybbert
Ashley Malcomson
Mitchell Maxwell
Alanna McConnell
Jason McRae
Mackenzie Meldrum
Miles Meldrum
Devin Millward
Spencer Murphy
Jared Nemeth
Sang Ha Park
Dylan Passey
Jenna Perks
Jasmine Poole
Kris Ramberg
Jaime Ratke
Indie Riggin
Timothy Robinson
Chanse Sabey
Sasha Schneyder
Kelsey Scott
Stefany Skibinsky
Katie Smart
Guy Sweetgrass
Daylen Tidmarsh
Russ Tricsli
Addison Wakefield
Benson Wilde
Mikenlee Woolf
Shawn Yerxa-Gemmell
MISSING: Alora Bennett
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Celestina Alston
Samyra Alston
Kayla Angus
Connor Barnett
Britney Bennett
Russell Bennett
Karisa Bingley
Jade Blumel
Elizabeth Blumell
Natalie Boyes
Wade Bullock
Jeremy Charlesworth
Ashylla Chipman
Robert Clifton
Mackenzie Cosgrove
Bethany Dahl
Parker Dahl
Amy Garner
Jeanette Gruninger
John Gruninger
Nicholas Haynes
Jessica Hein
Chase Helgeson
Denton Henry
Bai-Lee Jensen
Corinne Jensen
Courtnee Karren
Gregg Karren
Jordan Loose
Nathaniel Lowry
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Jordan Zaugg
Robbie McConnell
Bryanna Miller
Josh Mistagen Chief
Robert Murray
Tycy Riggin
Kennedy Russell
Tara Schumers
Erik Sigurdson
Travis Sommerfeldt
Jimmy Stringam
Kyle Stringam
Ryan Tait
Kaylee Taylor
Nathan Thomson
Tyanne Tidmarsh
Katy Tollestrup
Lee Walburger
Elise Wilde
Natalie Wolsey
Bobby Yerxa-Gemmell
Ladan Farah
Grade 7
Braeden Bevans
Grade 10
Josh Fairbairn
Grade 12
Jasmine Poole
Grade 10
Jay Jackson
Grade 10
Tessa Still
Grade 8
Ariel Farah
Grade 10
Jessica Hein
Grade 11
Sang-ha Park
Grade 10
Sierra Bottcher
Grade 11
Talia Jackson
Grade 9
Peter Shortt
Grade 11
Lexi Bottcher Megan & Miranda Kaylee Taylor
Grade 7 Johnson Grade 9 Grade 11 Brendan Kirchner and Trevor Bevers
Grade 8
Amanda James
Grade 10
Courtney Gilbert
Grade 10
Brandon Jackson
Grade 7 Caroline Kim and Kelsey Roberts
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We are loyal, we are true
Left: The quarterback and a
cheerleader on Duo Day
Above: Elise is bringing the
Welling jersey out of
retirement and Corinne
supports it. Up Above: Mr. C
supports his teams.
Above: The "G" team
signing their banner.
Right: Janet and
Shelbi, our ballerinas
Far Right: Out to
support the Zeniths,
Go Fight Win!!
true to the gold and to the bine
Way Above: Quincee Hoy
decorating for the dance.
Up Above: Justin Jensen
at his locker.
Above: Rebekka, Kathryn
and the MHS mountain.
Junior High
Above: Raggedy Ann and
Andy on Duo Day.
Way Left: Tanner Zaugg
living the dream.
Far Left: Giddy-up!!
A Little Left: Keyler Bruce
and Ryeli Henry gave us
tickets to the gun show
Left: Mackenzie Miller and
Tori Juhasz helping each
other with some school
work.
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Up Above: We all love Sesame
Street.
Above: "I’ll be your dream girl"
Sam, Bethany, and Katy
Below: Bring on those cows!
Up Right: Dwight K. Shrute and
Michael Scott of "The Office"
Way Above: Bryanna, Corinne, Tycy
and Kennedy loving life in grade 11.
Above: The Spice Girls were invited to
Spooky Sadies this year. Looking good.
Left: Watch out! The three blind mice
are in the school.
Concert Qoaut)
Tyler Bennett
Band Doughnut
Day is the best!
Tycy Riggin
I love music and the
varity of pieces we play
Richelle Taylor
1 love doughnuts and
these crazy drums!
Jessica Hein
I love eating breakfast
and the flute is the best.
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this year. They came off
as the Provincial Winter
Guard champions. Well
done and congratulations
girls, and special thanks to
Mrs. Roxy Travaglia
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"Office” crew
Above Left: Talia
and Richelle off
to band
Right: Teina,
Jenelle and Shay
in the halls
Middle: Must be
a great read!
Bottom Left:
Alyssa looking
her best in gold.
Bottom Right:
Kyle likes
dolphins and
wants one for
himself.
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Above Right:
Look at Ben and
Jay go. They’re
monkeys!
v^.We'11 Never
Fall
Far Left: Katelyn
Zaugg in stripes
Middle Bryanna
is a "STAR"
Middle Left:
Elise with an
Middle Right
Lauren gives
Katy a big
squeeze
Bottom Left:
Bai-Lee and Jay
on Retro Day.
Bottom Right:
Look who are out
skating.
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skater's vocabulary. Rain or
shine, there is always someone at
the skatepark showing the world
what they've got, and it's a lot!
...well do our best to win overall, as we lead our Zeniths (and Pandas and Eagles and Cubs) on...■MollGuiballfBaskctball
Grade Seven Girls
Back Row: Coach Janet Leishmen, Erica McMahon, Katelyn Passey, Brooklyn
Broadhead, Celine Christensen, Jaime Taylor, Tori Juhasz, Coach Jaclyn Low
Middle Row: Ladan Farah, Kennedy Lowry, Jasmine Taylor, Jenna Skibinky, Makayla
Hill
Front Row: Mackenzie Miller, Mikayla Meldrum
Back Row: Jasmine Taylor, Brooklyn Broadhead, Ladan Farah, Celine Christensen,
Erica McMahon, Aubrey Sneyder, Jaime Taylor
Front Row: Kennedy Lowry, Mackenzie Miller, Mikayla Meldrum, Tori Juhasz,
Katelyn Passey, Jasmine Walburger
Coachs: Anna Truman and Cassendra Long
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Grade Seven Soys
Back Row: Jason McGhee-Hamp, Colton Steed, Kwade Bruce, Sam Stewart, Justin
Hatch, Dallin Campbell
Front Row: Nicholas Noad, Avery Heninger, Ben Blackwell, Russell Maxwell,
Coach Tyler Runquist
Back Row: Coach James Heninger, Justin Hatch, Coach Jordan Heninger, Ethan
Heninger, Kwade Bruce, Dallin Campbell, Coach Carson Heninger
Front Row: Colton Steed, Nicholas Noad, Russell Maxwell, Avery Heninger
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Back Row: Coach Ylanna Lowry, Coach Kennedy Russell, Mariah Blumel, Jenelle Gieske,
Megan Dunn, Rebecca Robinson, Tayler Paquette, Steph Harker, Coach Dakota Goddu
Front Row: Quincee Hoy, Tandy Stringam, Katie Harker, Kinzee Chipman, Kaylee Gough,
Teina Lowry
Basketball
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Back Row: Mrs. Gieske, Heather Gurney, Jenelle Gieske, Megan
Dunn, Shae Ascione, Katie Harker, Mariah Blumel, Desirae
Anderson, Mrs. Hoy
Front Row: Teina Lowry, Shay Riggin, Quincee Hoy, Tandy
Stringham, Kinzee Chipman, Kim Coleman
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Back Row: Coach Hansen, Robbie Karren, Zac Beres, Corbin Stringam,
Brad Smith, Mitch Cook, Jason Murray, Coach Ryan Cook, Carson Foggin
Basketball
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Back-Coach Mr. Hansen, Mitch Cook, Dillon Toone, Robbie
Karren, Tyler Hansen, Brad Smith.
Front-Chase Hofer, Corbin Stringam, Weston Sabey, Jason
Murray
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Volleijball
Back Row: Tara Low, Mikaela Fisher, Chrissy Williams, Dakota Rasmussen,
Casidy Helgeson, Coach Kim Watt
Middle Row: Olivia Boyes, Kaylee Broadhead, Mandi Meldrum, Richelle Taylor
Front Row: Chloe-Lee Cosgrove, Tannis Wilde
Basketball
Back Row: Tara Low, Chrissy Williams, Kaylee Broadhead, Dakota
Rasmussen, Mikaela Fisher, Casidy Helgeson, Coach Ryan Blackmore
Front Row: Adrienne Davidsen, Richelle Taylor, Tannis Wilde, Courtney
44 Schad, Assistant Paysen Blackmore
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Volleijball
Back Row: Carson Keeler, Seth Harris, Coach Garrett Jackson, Grady Taylor,
Caleb Jackson, Joel Malcomson
Front Row: Colton Hatch, Logan Millward, Christian McLaughlin, Dylan Blumell,
Darin Christensen, Devin Schmitz, Spencer Quinton, Keaton Moore
Basketball
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Back Row: Dylan Blumell, Joel Malcomson, Grady Taylor, Seth Harris, Carson
Keeler, Darin Christensen, Coach Ross Blackmere
Front Row: Keaton Moore, Spencer Quinton, Christian McLaughlin, Colton
Hatch
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Back Row: Jade Blumell, Dakota Goddu, Corinne Jensen, Jordan
Hansen. Janet Lieshman
Middle Row: Meghan Maxwell, Jacklyn Low, Sarah Balderson
Front Row: Bethany Dahl, Samyra Alston
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Back Row: Brad Bogden, Chanse Sabey. Carson Heninger, Ryan Cook, Jordi
Johnson, Lome Taylor
Front Row : Ben Bennett, Benson Wilde. Caleb Jackson, Connor Barnett,
Jordan Heninger, Russell Bennett
Back Row: Ben Bennett. Brad Bogden, Chanse Sabey, Nick Haynes, Carson
Heninger, Ryan Cook, Jordi Johnson, Lome Taylor, Russell Bennett
Front Row: Caleb Jackson, Connor Barnett, Jordan Henigner
*****
Back Row: Kelsey Scott, Kennedy Cook, Jenna Perks, Jasmine Poole, Bonnie Balderson
Their Own Row: Sarah Balderson and Amelia Holt
Front Row: Bethany Dahl, Courtney Hilmer MiKenLee Woolf, Kennedy Russell
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Back Row: Coach Tom Alston, Katie Smart, Jordan Hansen, Jade Blumel, Elise Wilde, Samyra
Alston, Courtney Hilmer, Corinne Jensen, MiKenLee Woolf, Sarah Balderson, Coach Diane Smith
Front Row: Meghan Maxwell, Brittany Russell, Shelbi Hofer, Jasmine Alston, Jaclyn Low, Janet
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Back Row: Coach Andy Beres, Tyson Hudson, Parker Dahl, Caleb
Jackson, Carson Heninger, Jimmy Stringham, Chanse Sabey, Ben Bennett,
Coach Brad Sabey
Front Row: Jordan Heninger, Braeden Bevans, Max Beazer, Benson Wilde
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Back Row: Brad Bodgen, Ryan Cook, Riley Meldrum, Nick Haynes,
Gregg Karren, Parker Dahl
Front Row: Connor Barnett, Steven Scott, Russell Bennett, Benson Wilde
Missing: Kevin Schuwer, Lome Taylor
Back Row: Jeff Ripley, Cody Gough, Tyson Hudson, Carson Heninger,
Benson Wilde. Ryan Cook
Front Row: Garrett Jackson, Cody Foggin, Keyler Bruce, Jordan Heninger,
Mitch Maxwell
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Back Row: Coach Kim Miller,
Chrissy Williams, Kennedy
Cook, Natalie Boyes, Casidy
Helgeson, Richelle Taylor,
Amelia Holt, Coach Blackmore
Front Row: Mikaela Fisher,
Tara Low, Britanny Russell,
Jade Blumel, Courtney Hilmer,
Sam Alston, Dakota
Rasmussen, Sarah Balderson
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Back Row: Coach Kim Miller
Natalie Boyes, Ylanna Lowry,
Brittany Russell, Dakota
Rasmussen, Kennedy Cook,
(Coach Ryan Blackmore
Front Row: Richelle Taylor,
Jade Blumel, Sam Alston,
Courtney Hilmer, Sarah
Balderson, Mikaela Fisher
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Back: Russell Bennett, Ben
Bennett, Kyle Stringam, Lome
Taylor, Kyle Bischke, Nathan
Thompson, Miles Meldrum,
Braeden Bevans
Front: Bryanna Bennett, Indie
Riggin, Jenna Perks, Tycy Riggin,
Katy Tollestrup, Mackenzie
Meldrum
Germany
Back: Hawna Murray, Darin
Christensen. Jordi Johnson.
Carson Dahl. Josh Fairbairn, Seth
Harris. Sang Ha Park
Front: Lindsay Coleman. Bryanna
Miller. Kevin Schuwer, Rob
Murray. Corinne Jensen
England
Back: Hayes Van Den Elsen,
Caleb Jackson, Josh Bennett,
Connor Barnett, Coach Josh Hill,
Middle: Coach Phil Hill, Dylan
Blumell, Wade Bullock, Kelsey
Scott, Jessica Sabey
Front: Janet Leishman, Tannis
Wilde, Stefany Skibinsky, Katie
Smart, Elise Wilde, Joel Hill
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Principal's Message
On behalf of the staff of dddVCagrath f r./^r. dJTigh School dJ congradulate our students on their
efforts and successes during the past school year. Tour accomplishments hdVe been many, but most
importantly, your daily hindness and thoughtfulness to those around you is exemplary.
On a personal note, dJ thanfthe students of ThCagrath ffr./ffr. dJTigh ffcbool for your support
while dJ Was the principal in zddTfagrath. dJ enjoyed getting to jnoW you a nd dJ than f you for your
trust, as Well as for your time and dedication. dJt has been a pleasure to Worf with all of you. dJ hope
all of you will live your lives reaching for the stars and believe that great things are a part of our
future, ff^ind your star and go for it, now. dJfnot natty, when?
To my colleagues, dJ thanf you for being friends, supporters, and mentors. dJ hdVe learned many
Valuable lessons as dJ Watched you loPe and teach our students. dJ hope the future will bring
happiness to you individually and collectively. Thanf you for the opportunity to learn from you.
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Heroeroker 'When:
Riley threw up on his Chem diploma, Kyle cried before his shots,
Katelyn scored on her own basket in Jr. High basketball, Lome
laughed, Braden fainted while disecting a frog, the Noad It Alls,
Shelbi put up two of her very own banners, Garrett had a mullet,
Jaclyn won the horse shoe game and fell right before she got to
the top, and Mark sucessfully completed the galllon challlenge
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NN: Karl, Punky. Midget, Homeslice
FS: Hey Cassie, wanna hit the backroads? Sup Homeslice? Don't talk to me!
PP: EVERYTHING!
CTF: Managing to not crash since I had my license (unlike some people). Making it through high school without being
noticed
S: Trips to Cardston in Yoda, cruises down Whiskey Trail with Austin and Macki, working down at the two-bit Hootin' Hut
FSM: Trips up the alley at lunch, late night back road cruises, getting Yoda high centered while hunting
FP: Work for a year, go to Red Deer for school, then spend the rest of my years working on the rigs with my dad
WT: To Bai-lee and Sharley the ability to stay on the road, and to Dylan the ability to grow
Jasmine Alston
NN: Jaz, Hazmino, Jaz the Spaz, Ice queen, Jaz-mint
FS: Pinky Promise? Got-Cha! You guys, I really am funny!
PP: Ringers on microwaves, when drivers slam the breaks on in town or on the highway...just coast please.
The Boston Red Socks
CTF:Never contributing to Mr. Noad's "Bank of Math", getting 2 concussions in my senior year of ball, coming to school
with wet hair, and wearing flip flops, ball shorts, and a hoodie every other day, being an original Noad-it-all and creating the
name for the class
S:Jackson, Bryton and Dani, the New York Yankees and the smell of clean laundry
FSM: Winning 3A zones in grade 11, going to Hawaii with my girls. The 'chair'
FP: Move somewhere in the States to pursue my occupation of choice since kindergarten and follow in my mom's footsteps to
become a dental hygienist, then come home