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Winston Churchill High School 1977
No full textThe annual publication of the students of Winston Churchill High School, Lethbridge, Alberta. (1976-77)pdfWCHS YEARBOOK ARCHIVES
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THE STATESMAN
KNOWLEDGE, ITS OWN REWARD
WINSTON CHURCHILL HIGH SCHOOL
LETHBRIDGE, ALBERTA
1976-1977SHOULDER
TO THE
WHEEL
THE ONLY WAY
TO PROGRESS
IN A SCHOOL
LIKE OURS IS
TO GET TRUCKIN'
AND TO KEEP
RIGHT ON TRUCKIN'
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
PAGE
TEACHERS 6
GRADE 10's 9
GRADE 11'nhliratton of
NOVEMBER .1976 VOL. 1 NO.1
ONE OF THE OUTSTANDING EFFORTS OF THE
YEAR WAS THE WORK OF THE NEWSPAPER
STAFF. SIX EXCELLENT PAPERS WERE PUBLISHED;
EDITED BY A COMPETENT STAFF AMD
PRINTED IN THE SCHOOL. MANY ISSUES OF
CONCERN TO STUDENTS WERE AIRED,
CREATIVE WRITING WAS ENCOURAGED AND
IMAGINATIVE HUMOR INCLUDED AS WELL.
REACH FOR THE
TOP CHALLENGES
KNOWLEDGE OF
PARTICIPANTS
FOUR STUDENTS FROM THIS SCHOOL PARTICIPATED
IN FLIGHT 1 OF THE SOUTHERN
ALBERTA REGION. THE TEAM LOST TO KATE
ANDREWS WHO EVENTUALLY WON THE REGIONAL
FINAL. TEAM MEMBERS WERE: SHARON
RYCROFT, TIMOHNO, CID ANDERSON,
LORRAINE DAW. NEWSPAPER STAFF
ROW 1: CID ANDERSON, TRENT TAKEYASU, JONI KWAN,
EILEEN JANG, KELLY LYBBERT. ROW 2: SHELLEY BARVA.
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GORD VALGARDSON, TIM RICHARDS, NEIL SINCLAIR, LORNE LILLEMO, GARY REGIER, HUGH
TYREMAN, BRAD GORZITZA, DAVE KUIJT, JOHN SEBERG, ADRIAAN OVERBEEKE, KENJI MITAJI.
A SMALL, BUT ENTHUSIASTIC GROUP OF CHESS PLAYERS
GATHERED IN VACANT ROOMS MOST LUNCH HOURS TO
PURSUE THEIR GAMES. A TOURNAMENT WAS HELD
DURING EDUCATION WEEK.
CHESS
CLUB
PHOTO
CLUB
SMILE EVERYONE. THE
CAMERA BUGS WERE
EVERYWHERE, SNAPPING
EVERYTHING. SOME RESULTS
CAN BE APPRECIATED
IN THE YEARBOOK.
ROW 1: BRIAN BENNETT, TRENT TAKEYASU, CYNTHIA ADACHI, NEIL SINCLAIR,
KELLY LYBBERT. ROW 2: LORNE GULLAGE, TIM KLEIN, PETER SEBERG, GARY
REGIER, SHANE LYBBERT, JOHN SEBERG, GREG LOPUSHINSKY, STAN KOMADOW-SKI.
ON TOP: TOBY TANIGUCHI.
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BILLY CROCKER - JEFF RICHARDS
RENO SWEENEY - LORRETTA BAILEY
HOPE HRCOURT - ALLYSON KENNEY
MRS. HARCOURT - JANICE GROSS
EVELYN OAKLEIGH - MARK RUSSELL
BONNIE LATOUR - JUDY RAPUANO
MOONFACE MARTIN - LONNY KUCHERAN
WHITNEY - BARRY DOE
CHRITY - GINNY MARTIN
CHASTITY - LISA MILLER
PURITY - CARMEN RAK
VIRTUE - SHARON HANDEREK
STEWARD - KELLY LYBBERT
REPORTER - KENDRA HARDING
CAMERAMAN - DIANE SHELLENBERG
BISHOP - BRAD GORZITZA
CHING - COREY LEE
LING - TRENT TAKEYASU
PASSENGERS -
SUSAN STANTON, DEBRA IBUKI,
CINDY WIENS, SUSAN SUGIHARA,
DIANE SHELLENBERG, SHERRY HARDY,
COLLEEN FISHER, NANCY DRAIK,
BEV BURCHAK.
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CHURCHILL HONORS
OUTSTANDING STUDENTS
FRENCH 10 KEN MOORE
FRENCH 20 SHARON RYCROFT
DRAFTING 20 RON GUST
FINE ARTS 10 EILEEN JANG
FINE ARTS 11 JUDY RAPUANO
CLOTHING 30 CHRIS HALL
MATH - SCIENCE 20 TIM OHNO
ENGLISH -
SOCIAL 10 BRENDA* OLEKSY
ENGLISH -
SOCIAL 20 JACKIE OHNO
SOCIAL 11 MARLIN HOWG
MATH 33
PHYSICS 32 IAN MORRICE
SOCIAL 30 LLOYD TAKEYASU
SECRETARIAL 12 DORIS TIETZ
ACCOUNTING 30 DON PIERZCHALA
BIOLOGY 30 ED GYORFFY
BUSINESS ED. 10 NANCY CRAIK
BUSINESS ED. 11 MARY CSURKA
BUSINESS ED. 12 DORIS TIETZ
ROCKY WELLS
TIM OHNO
EILEEN JANG
LLOYD TAKEYASU
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CID ANDERSON
MARLIN HOWG
IAN MORRICE
DON PIERZCHALA
BEST GRADE 10
BEST GRADE 11
BEST GRADE 12
ALL AROUND 11
ALL AROUND
BUSINESS ED.
MOST IMPROVED
STUDENT
ALL AROUND 12
HIGHEST STANDING
GRADE 12
FINE ARTS
GRADE 12
GRADE 12 TO
ATTEND U. OF L.
IN ARTS AND SCIENCE
GRADE 12 WITH
HIGH STANDING
EILEEN JANG
TIM OH NO
LORRAINE HINATSU
CID ANDERSON
VERNA MILLER
ROCKY WELLS
LOUISE UITBEYERSE
ED GYORFFY
MARLIN HOWG
TERRIOHNO
ED GYORFFY
LORRAINE HINATSU
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LET THE TRUMPET
SOUND: THE DRUM
ROLL.. .
BAND MEMBERS
FT TTTFS
DEBORAH KARAU
LORRAINE BEAUCHESNE
IVY WILSON
KERRY ALLEN
LYNN POYTRESS
DONNA HART
OBOE
MONICA LANHAM
CLARINETS
ROXANN JACKCI
DIANE BUSSE
GARY POHL
ALTO CLARINET
TERRY HAMILTON
ALTO SAXOEHONES
sharon McCullough
JERRY POPOWICH
TENOR SAXOPHONE
KELLY LYBBERT
TRUMPETS
RANDY VANEE
JAMES BOYCHUK
CAMERON CRAWFORD
RON ZIMMER
FRENCH HORN
ED GERSTENBUHLER
TROMBONES
ROY BEYER
KAREEN TOWNSON
BARITONE
WAYNE TOTH
TUBA
KA TH IE TOMS
PERCUSSION
JOHN SINKING
DEAN CONNERS
BLAINE GRAF
DON GEORGE
ALLEN CLAMPITT
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THEY MAKE THE MUSIC THAT
MAKES THE WHOLE SCHOOL S/NC
NOTHING WOULD BE AS MUCH FUN WITHOUT THEM. THE BAND, UNDER THE DIRECTION
OF DOUG SCALES, THE CHOIRS UNDER MEL LAHTI, LEND ENTHUSIASTIC
SUPPORT TO MOST SCHOOL ACTIVITIES. FROM PEP RALLIES AND GAMES TO CONCERTS:
FROM A MUSICAL TO A FESTIVAL, CHURCHILL STUDENTS FIND THAT MUSIC
MAKES IT ALL HAPPEN. ALTHOUGH BOTH ARE CREDIT COURSES, STUDENTS
PUT IN A LOT OF EXTRACURRICULAR TIME.
KIWANIS FESTIVAL
BOTH BAND AND CHORUS AS WELL
AS INDIVIDUAL STUDENTS PARTICIPATED
IN THE MANY CLASSES
AT THE KIWANIS MUSIC FESTIVAL.
THE MARKS RECEIVED IN ADJUDICATION
WERE OUTSTANDING AND
THE CHORUS BROUGHT HOME THE
HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS TROPHY.
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PAT McCUNE - MVP
BULLDOGS
LANA SIMPSON - MVP
GRIFFINS VOLLEYBALL
GREG LOPUSHINDLY - MVP
WRESTLING
STEVE TAKACS - MVP
BULLDOGS BASKETBALL
STEVE TAKACS - MVP
BULLDOGS VOLLEYBALL
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LANA SIMPSON - MVP
GRIFFINS
GREG PENDER - MVP
MASTIFFS
LORI McLEAN - MVP
FALCONS
ADRIAAN OVERBEEKE - MVP
CROSS-COUNTRY
KELLY LYBBERT - MVP
BULLFROGS
KIM GILCHRIST - MVP
FALCONS HOCKEY
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SENIORS
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THE CLASS
OF 77
LORI RICK PAM
A IT CH IS ON ANDERSON BALAZS
GORDON
BESSEL ING
HOWARD
BIEDERMA N
CINDY
ANDERSON
REG
ARESHENKO
LESLEY
BEATTIE
RAY
BLAINE
CYNTHIA
ANDERSON
CHERYL
BAILEY
BRENDA
BEECH
LINDA
BLIGNAULT
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BETTY
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JUDY ' JOYCE JOHN
BOBAK BROWN BYNUCK CHORM
DAVID JPENNY STEVE BRENDA
BOBAK BROWN CAMERON CHRISTIE
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GORD BARRY COLLEEN LORI
BOSKER BURYAN CARMICHAEL CHYMBORYK
LINDA
BOUWSEMA
JUNE
BURT
RANDY
CHARLESWORTH
COLLEEN
CLIFFORD
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BOYD KAREN ' TOM
CONINE CUNNINGHAM DEJAGER
LROI
DOYLE
LAURIE
COUTTS
ALLEN
DEG
RICHARD
DEJONG
ALICE
DYKSTRA
LIZ BEV RANDY
CSURKA DEGROOT DIVINS
RANDY
EBBERT
MARY
CSURKA
THEO
DEGROOT
LEN
DODSON
ROB
EMERSON
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WES
FINDLAY
SHELLEY
GRAY
TED
HANSEN
MICHELLE
FOGGIN
'SHARON
GOGO
SABRINA
GUNTHER
TIM
HANSEN
RANDY
GAETZ
SANDY
GORKO
RON
GUST
KENDRA
HARDING
COLLEEN
GARDNER
SHERRI
GORZITZA
CHRIS
HALL
LOU
HEERZE
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WES TINA KEN DEBBIE
HIGA HUIZING JANG KA RAO
BRAWNWYNN ANN
University of Alberta Evergreen and gold 1943
No full textThe annual publication of the students' union at the University of Alberta at EdmontonpdfDIRECTED BY
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DEDICATION
A LIVING SYMBOL OF GREATER MUTUAL EFFORT BY TWO GREAT
NATIONS IN WARTIME AND A PROMISE OF GREATER ADVANCEMENT
IN THE FUTURE PEACE-SUCH IS THE ALASKA HIGHWAY.
TO THIS SYMBOL OUR BOOK IS DEDICATED.
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As the war progresses from year to year, its influence on student life at Alberta becomes more and more marked. There is little time now for anything but the job in hand—to carry out our purpose in attending University, while shouldering the responsibilities which attend the privilege of obtaining an education in wartime. Yet we who are here during such troubled times, though subject to more work and less play than most oi our predecessors^ will look back at our stay at Alberta from the peaceful days of the future with pleasant memories.
We have become accustomed now to seeing the members of the armed services who have taken up residence on the campus, while the growing number of graduates who have entered into the service of their country is a matter of great pride to us. However, during the past year we have had the privilege of watching yet another evidence of the allied war effort.
The Alaska Highway is a heartening symbol of co-operation as well as a tremendous engineering undertaking. We witnessed with a renewed faith in ultimate victory the influx of men and materials from our great ally to the south, which arrived to carry out this vast project. Now, we have seen the completion of this mighty task carried out against terrific odds in record time.
The value of the Highway not only in time of war, but in the future peace cannot be overestimated. The part that it will play in the development of the North after the war will be great indeed, and will have a far-reaching effect on Canada’s future. Perhaps the most important feature of the Highway is in that it represents a renewed bond of friendship, understanding and goodwill between two great nations. It is upon such a basis as this that the peace between nations must rest in time to come. This, then, is the theme of the Evergreen and Gold.
At a time when graduates of Alberta are scattered more than ever to the far corners of the earth and contacts with friends are asily lost, may this book serve to remind you of friendships made during your stay here.This year the University of Alberta has entered upon its thirty-fifth session. Created by an act of the first session of the first legislature of the province in 1906, classes began on September 23, 1908 with a registration of forty-five. In those days, before the present buildings were erected, ciasses were held in various buildings in the city, including part of the Strathcona high school. The fi rst graduation classes were held there on May 16, 1911.
However in that year, work was begun on Athabasca Hall, which upon completion was used partly as classrooms and partly as dormitory. By 1914, all three residences had been built and were in use. Soon after appeared the Engineering Laboratories and the Arts Building. The Medical Building, perhaps the most striking on the campus, was built in 1921. At that time, the campus presented much the same appearance as that with which we are familiar today.
The present war first noticeably affected the university when the residences were take.n over in 1941 to accommodate No. 4 l.T.S. of the Air Force. Their classes in the university itself began m 1942, when the No. 2 RCAF school began instruction for radio technicians. Another important development was the formation of the first scientific basic training centre for naval ratings in Canada, which has begun classes on the campus.
The university itself is faced with many of the same problems of carrying on under wartime restrictions as it was during the last war. Military training for students makes its demands, to the necessary curtailment of former campus activities. Decreased enrollment from year to year and the possibility of several faculties being discontinued for the duration of the war makes the future look dark indeed.
Yet we may look forward with confidence—difficulties which were overcome before can be overcome again. The need for education is never completely filled, and education is a powerful instrument with which to sweep away the forces which bring about wars such as we are now witnessing. The coming of peace will restore the campus life we knew and will doubtless see the further expansion of the university to a greater extent than ever before.BOOK Campus
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BOOK VIII Advertising
IN MEMORIAM
For the first time since its founding twenty-one years ago, the Law School opened without Dean Weir. His untimely death removed from the University a professor whose knowledge of his chosen field was a source of repeated wonder even to those of us who knew him most intimately and had come, in a sense, to take his profound knowledge for granted. Above and beyond his learning he possessed to a high degree the art of teaching, so that always his students were led to make their own discoveries. Although the University has suffered a serious loss, nothing can ever take away from it his years of devoted service.
No more unassuming man ever lived. His life was his family, his professional associates—and the law. Characteristically, he disregarded the symptoms of his fatal illness in carrying his heavy teaching load to the last day of classes: at what cost we shall never know.
In the University, in law offices, in barracks and on the high seas his students and graduates mourn his death and treasure his memory.DEAN JOHN ALEXANDER WEIR, B.A., LL.B., K.C., 1895 1942
One of the lesser known buildings at Alberta, the
University Hospital nevertheless plays an important
part in giving our Medical students in uniform
valuable practical training.
An impressive view of two beautiful buildings
---the Arts Building and the Medical Building
with its famous tower, in a summer setting;
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People waiting for the bus at all hours, little groups
of nervous students waiting to write exams in Con.
Hall, and students just standing around doing nothing
in particular--al I this to be seen in the Arts
Building.
Here, Freshmen spill their first bottle of acid in the
Chem. 40 lab., and rub shoulders with hard-working
Med. students. Army lectures take place here
as well as regular classes. A busy place, the Medical
Building.
When regular classes are through for the term, Med
and Dent students enrolled in speed-up courses carry on.
It’s hard to study during the summer, but Tuck is always
nearby. Three guesses where this little group is headed.
New faces are in evidence here this year, as personnel
of the Navy are quartered on the campus. With the
Naval ensign fluttering from the staff on the lawn, and
Little Tuck doing a roaring trade-—it’s still St. Joseph’s
College, or Joe’s, to you.
The twin towers of St. Stephen’s College are the object
of much ogling by Freshmen each year. The auditorium
here witnesses the well-known ritual of final exams
each year. Traditional home of Theologs, the south w.ing
of Steve’s houses student nurses.
This building is probably seen more often by more students
than any other building on the campus. The Drill
Hall is filled every day with khaki clad members of the
COTC or else drilling co-eds. Basketball and badminton
games take place here each week.
Situated near the Drill Hall, and a recent addition to
the campus buildings, the Observatory is nevertheless a
valuable possession. Here, it makes its debut under the
supervision of Mr. C. G. Wates, who built and donated
the telescope to the University, and Dr. J. W. Campbell
of the Math department.
rPRESIDENT
ROBERT NEWTON, m.c., b.s.a., m.sc., ph.d., d.sc., f.r.s.c.
PRESIDENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA
F= THE GREAT NORTH TRAII =
Symbol of New Life
Growth is characteristic of life. Even an adult organism constantly renews its tissues, sloughing off
those which have lost their usefulness. A state or an organized society must also grow and expand and renew,
if it is to maintain its vitality. To say we have reached the last frontier is tantamount to saying our life has
finished its course. If external boundaries cannot be pushed back, then we must look within for opportunities
to grow, e.g., in social justice and security^ in cultural amenities, in responsible citizenship. But it helps
to have a stimulus from without, and this is now being supplied to this western country in the building
of that great north trail, the Alaska Highway.
The Year Book staff are to be congratulated upon selecting the new highway as the central theme of
this year’s issue, as it is a symbol of new life for this country, and particularly for Alberta. Since the beginning
of history, trade has moved in east-west channels. Though most of the industrial world lay in the
northern hemisphere, the short route between great trading centres across the north polar region was barred
by great undeveloped spaces and rigorous climatic conditions. Now at last man has developed the tools and
initiative to surmount this barrier. The realization of this came dramatically when Mr. Wendell Willkie arrived
in Edmonton a day or two after visiting Chungking. He himself was impelled to say, “There are no distant
places any more”.
With north-south added to east-west traffic, Alberta suddenly finds herself at one of the great crossroads
of the world. We must be prepared to handle converging streams of humanity and goods. These streams,
like the waters of the Nile, should quicken and enrich our life, provided we sow and reap and cultivate in
season. Just as the building of the transcontinental railways gave the East a hinterland many years ago, so the
Alaska Highway gives the West in its turn a hinterland. The railways ushered in an era of industrial expansion
for the East, under the necessity of supplying the West with manufactured goods. Now we have the
same opportunity and responsibility for supplying our new North.
Nature has been bountiful in providing the Athabaska tar sands and the Norman oil field in reasonable
proximity to the new highway. Nature has also placed the mineral wealth of the Precambrian Shield in contiguity
with the agricultural wealth of the plains. Every kind of trained man which the University produces
will be needed for the great new enterprise of developing our hinterland and its base of supply. At the moment
we must bend all our effort to winning the war, but northern development deserves a foremost place in our
post-war plans.
Symbolic of the new and more vital era before us is the association of Americans and Canadians in
building the highway, the former taking chief responsibility for the motor road, and the latter for the
airway. Distance has lost most of its old significance; it is no longer an effective barrier to trade or communication.
Whether they recognize it or not, children of this generation are growing up to be world
citizens. The first and most normal step in the promotion of world citizenship is a closer association of the
English-speaking peoples. Canada is the natural link between the two great divisions, British and American.
It is certain that Anglo-American wartime co-operation must be continued in peacetime, if the peace is to
endure. Common interests, bonds of friendship and of commerce, developed through the Alaska Highway, will
act as a powerful cement to this association. We may trust the clear, fresh northern breezes to blow away many
of the stuffy littlenesses which keep us apart, and to create an atmosphere in which all men may breathe freely.
Just a word to the graduates of 1943: Your stay at the University has fallen in a period when great
emphasis has been placed upon technical studies. Do not forget that man does not live by bread alone. If
the humanities have been temporarily eclipsed by the rude necessities of war, they still represent the lasting
values in education. I hope you have acquired a taste for history and biography, literature and philosophy,
and will continue to read independently. Then, even if you are unable to resolve all the problems of the
world, at least you will learn to understand them.
war. Then set your course again by the northern star.
February 1, 1943 PRESIDENT.
G. M. SMITH
Deaiyof Arts and Sciences
M. M. MacINTYRE
Dean of Law
Dr. J. J. OWER
Acting Dean of Medicine
R. S. L. WILSON
Dean of Applied Science
Dr. R. D. SINCLAIR
Dean of Agriculture
t Dr. M. E. LaZERTE
Dean of Education
Dr. MARY WINSPEAR
Adviser to Women Students
ADMINIS
DR. J. M. MacEACHRAN
Provost
TRATION
H. H. PARLEE
Chairman, Board of Governors
DEPARTMENT HEADS
DR. O. J. WALKER F. G. WINSPEAR C.A. DR. W. G. HARDY DR. R. K. GORDON
Chemistry Accounting Classics English
DR. A. G. McCALLA MISS M. PATRICK G. A. ELLIOTT DR. W. F. GILLESPIE
Field Crops Household Economics Political Economy Surgery
DEPARTMENT HEADS
DR. A. W. DOWNS
Physiology
DR. E. SONET
Modern Languages
N. C. PITCHER
Engineering
DR. W. ROWAN
Zoology
cullwick
CAPT. J. H. WHYTE
DEAN A. C. RANKIN
LT.-COL. E. H. STRICKLAND
LT- CMDR.
dr. L. b. PETT
MAJ. H. E. SMITH
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R W. HAMILTON, C. A.
DR. H. E. RAWLINSON D. R. CLANDININ DR. M. R BOW Accounting
Anatomy Poultry Public Health DR. E. H. MOSS
Botany
I. F. MORRISON L. A. THORSSEN DR. W. H. JOHNS DR. H. R. THORNTON
Engineering Engineering Classics Dairying
DR. H. A. GILCHRIST W. E. CORNISH F. M. SALTER DR. P. S. WARREN
Dentistry Engineering English Geology
DR. R. W. COLLINS
History miss h. McIntyre MISS G. L. DUGGAN DR. W. ,H. SCOTT
DR. J. S. SHOEMAKER
Horticulture Household Economics Household Economics Medicine
DR. K. A. CLARK
Metallurgy
DR. J. O. BAKER
Obstetrics
DR. A. W. MATTHEWS
Pharmacy
DR. J. MACDONALD
Psychology
L. H NICHOLS
Physics
DR. D. B SCOTT
Physics
H. W. HEWETSON
Political Economy
G. H. STEER, K. C.
Law
IN MEMORIAM
DR. CLYO JACKSON, m.a., b.d., ph.d.
1880 - 1942
Dr. Jackson was at all times “valiant for the truth,” anti
because of the breadth of his learning and the exactitude of
his scholarship both St. Stephen’s College and the University
of Alberta have been enriched.
This contribution would have been enough; many professors
offer no more, but in a humble, reverent spirit he “broke
the bread” for his students day after day. The sensitivity
of his spirit, his flawless tact and broad sympathies made his
friends aware of a high plane of life. The charm of his person,
the gentle laughter and subtle wit have made him a winsome,
beloved teacher. These qualities of mind and spirit have been
enhanced by a deep religious faith in the Father of our Lord
Jesus Christ. He was a Christian gentleman who has been
“tutor unto Christ” for very many.
COURTESY WARTIME INFORMATION BOARD
MARY LOU SMITH
HISTORY OF
The Class of ’43 has witnessed one of the greatest changes in the history of this university. The war,
although it seemed remote at first, has gradually penetrated into every phase of college life, and our class
has pioneered in adjustment to broken trends, innovations, and a complete change of atmosphere.
The faculty have had a very great responsibility in overcoming an entirely new set of difficulties.
We appreciate this, and want especially to _ thank Mr. Salter, our Honorary President, who has taken a particular
interest in our problems, and worried with us over their solutions.
The freshman enrollment in 1939 was one of the largest in the records of the University. For a
welcome, our seniors strained their ingenuity to dream up activities which should have put all of us in a
state of collapse. Showing early proof of merit, we survived. This was the year that L’il Abner came to
university. After" some fuss about prerequisites, he was accepted, and on the whole has made quite a good
record. Thoughts of the war were in great measure crowded into the background by the all-absorbing experience
of being a freshman. Such things as the colorful parade which opened the rugby season, the professor’s
strange attitude of “work if you are interested”, gave to our first year, although new and exciting to us, the
same pattern as those of former freshman years.
In 1940 compulsory military training for men was introduced. The girls gathered in Pembina’s windows
to deride their first efforts at synchronizing movements of arms and feet. Their turn came the next year,
and training for women was made compulsory in 1942. These new activities have limited the life of the
campus.
1941 ushered in the era of boarding houses. This change made perhaps more difference than any
other to the campus. With the Air Force and Navy in the old residences, many traditions have been shelved
for the duration—no more Christmas Banquets or other functions in Athabasca Hall, no more Pembina
Prances. What is more vital—the centre of university life is gone. Now that only small groups are in close
contact, there has to be a more conscious effort to keep up the unity and spirit. A serious attitude to work
comes first, but the tendency to lose sight of the
large residences should be curbed.
The Philharmonic Society was still as active
this year. The Class of ’43 has had their share of
director, they won the shield with ‘‘Family Album”. The next year a member of our class captured a best acting
awfaW'j'i'iand the Junior Play was a close second in the competition. The last two years there has been a much
reduced schedule of inter-collegiate sport. The covered rink has been turned over to army training. Colour
NightUM fgrtnal presentation of awards achieved for athletic, executive, and literary endeavors, is one thing
which has been added. 7
The students’ extta energy haS been directed into new channels. War efforts such as drives for the Red
Cross, Greek War-.Relief, - LS S„ the Christmas fund, the Spitfire fund, and the Wauneita Tea now seem quite
a naturalpaQ5;2500 for an Ambulance, was achieved
’ aigns. The Med-Engineer Penny Duel made success certain, for if a wily
e group, he was immediately pounced upon by the other. This year’s
value of
as ever,
dramatic
the type of association found at its best only in
except that they omitted their trip to Calgary
talent. As Sophomores, in spite of having no
by extensive.
that ver
en able to follow in the footsteps of others. Changing conditions have
pathS'tcading to the dual goal of Education and Mobilization. Our hope for
ey ma save time and energy by seeing where we stumbled, but, most of all,
ihd themselves making their adjustments to new conditions in the bigger
fst-war days. —MARY LOU SMITH
FORTY-FOUR
VALEDICTORY
GERRY AMERONGEN
We have few words. It is not expected of us to say much. We are leaving our Alma
Mater where we have been permitted to continue our studies in spite of the war. We were
given this privilege so that we could become more useful to Canada both now and later. In
times past, some coveted university degrees in order to have an advantage over their fellows
in competition for gain. A degree was looked upon as giving prestige, and the means to
get more, faster and easier. This was the natural result of laissez-faire — — every man for
himself. There are those who apply among nations this rule of the jungle. We are now
fighting them. Laissez-f^ire is individualism without a system. The “isms” are systems
without individuals. They change the jungle into an ant heap. Neither of these are for us,
neither the jungle nor the ant heap, for we are intended to be men, not beasts, and there
will be no jungle, within nations or without, when there are in society no beasts, individual
or national.
This, then, is the midddle course, for us, the improvement of self—for each to apply
to himself the principles for which we went to war—those rules on which Christian civilization
is based, the rules for breach of which it is threatened. The first of these, as we know,
is that all men are created equal—all men of whatever race or colour—created—by a
Creator. And there is no brotherhood of man without a fatherhood of God.
Our training at the University helps us to realize, to apply and to propagate these
rules. Thereby we play the game, with each other, with the University and with Canada,
and the bigger game. Wherefore were we allowed to continue our
war. By playing the game we justify this privilege.
If we were to use for selfish ends what has been
We would have received something under false pretences
much is expected. We have been given a privilege. We
few words. We are expected to do and not to talk and so
FORTY-F.VE
Seniors are the hard working class of the University. They
must graduate and each year as graduation looms nearer
work-hours mount steadily.
MARJORIE SKELTON
Vice-Pres.
The class of ’43 has seen a great change in University
conditions. Classroom attitude, as well as entertainment, was
adapted to a wartime standard. All class dances of the year
were based on war themes, and the Seniors caught the very
essence of war, in its relation to Varsity students, by designing
their programmes in the form of draft calls.
Despite the heavy academic burden of the year, Seniors
found time for many activities. They occupied major and
minor rolls in “The Gondoliers”, the
Winston Churchill High School 2009
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960 STUDENTS 80 STAFF
WELCOME
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Winston Churchill High School
Published in Canada
Printed in USA
2008-2009
1605 15th Avenue North
Lethbridge, Alberta
Population
960 students
80 staff
FAMILY
Family/faemili/n
A group of people who share
common attitudes, interests or goals.
“The Churchill Family is^ll about support
and care for all the people in the building.
This is unique because it rarely happens
anywhere in society and we are so fortunate
to be a part of it." ...Jim Stewart
Top: Jay Hanson, Ursula Morris and Jim
Stewart; our Counsellors are there when
you need them!
Middle: Angela Payne and Clark Bosch
sporting their retro clothes.
Bottom: Clark Bosch, Carey Rowntree,
Angela Payne and Rik Jesse; our school’s
fine administrators.
Top: Ryan Puchalski, Adil Adatia and Rebecca
Lam during a Student’s Council
planning session.
Middle: Bev Wickenheiser, Dianne Violini,
Lora Morris, LeeAnne Tedder and Darlene
Urban keep the office running.
Bottom: Adil Adatia ,Rebeccca Lam, Justin
Medoruma, Caitlin Mitchell, Ryan Puchalski
our 2008 Stundents’ Council Executive.
hoxne/ho:m/n.,adv.jV
A principal base of operations or
activities.
A place where a person can find
refuge and safety or live in security.
“When you‘re at school you can relax and
hang out with your friends, and the teachers
are like your parents while you are away
from home.”...Ben Knight
Top: Courtney Merkle, Maddi Lee and Ryan
Aiken along with other students playing a
game during a pep ralley
Orange/3 cr in d/n.; adj
A colour between yellow and red on
the spectrum.
“Churchill colours are known throughout the
community and school, we all show our
pride in different ways.”
...Kurds Cowie
ORANGE
“When people see us
ir school colours, they know we
and Bulldogs inside and outside
the school walls."
- Leigh Muirhead
Top: Jared Heidinger and the Griffin face off
during Churchill’s version of rock, paper,
scissors.
Middle: Jeni Halowski and Karli Butler run the
relay race at a pep rally.
Bottom: Students cheer on their peers during a
6 pep ralley competition.
Griffin/grifin/ n-
A fable monster, usually having the
head and wings of an eagle and the
body of a lion.
“Z think of my volleyball team as a family, we
are like best friends on and off the court.
Being a Griffin is being a part of an
amazing group of people who come
together for one common interest.”
...Katie Overbeeke
Middle: Bulldog and Griffin are ready to take on
the world.
Bottom: Danielle Lagemaat hangs out with the
Bulldog and Griffin.
Btillclocj/btildocj/n.
Top: Members of the Junior and Grade 9 girls
volleyball teams cheer on their team mates.
One of an english breed of
medium-sized, short haired,
muscular dogs.
“I like the bulldog. He’s silly billy”
...Grade Gales
Tradition at Winston Churchill
in many different ways. Did you
graduated from Winston Churcill?
of Mr. or Miss Churchill! How about
the school with you?
■school
ers
the title
i, or a sibiling at
“Winston Churchill has a lot of traditions like
the school plays they have every year and
Colour Day.”
...Tyler Chymbori
‘ The staff member who has taught the longest at Winston Churchill is
!our very own drama teacher Greg Wolcott (Above). He has been teaching
Churchill graduates for 33 years.
“When I first started teaching here the school only had 650 students so it
was a very informal atmosphere. The most important traditions I feel are
< the play that goes on every year and graduation. Teaching the kids of the
• people I have taught before is very rewarding but the day I teach a
\ grandchild of someone I taught will be the day I retire! ”... Greg Wolcott.
"Its an honour (being awarded Miss Chuchill) because it’s an awtrd
chosen by the staff. The members on the commitee take the award very
seriously. Jon Dick and I both have very fond memories of going to high
school at Churchill and want to continue on with the great traditions. Its
really nice to work with one of your best friends.’’...Tracy Wong.
Middle: Ryan Tailfeathers, Justin Luu, and Toni
Lee in Science class.
Bottom: Pat Williams teaching his grade Il’s
Social Studies.
“To achieve a goal in life takes power,
courage and strength. The most amazing
feeling in the world is when you acheive that
goal, score that goal, or cross that finish line”
...Rae-lynn Kropius
Top: Melissa Beaton, Cassidy Postman and
Mandi Lumley working hard.
Acheivement/
etivxnent/ii.
Something accomplished by
superior ability, special
effort, and great courage.
Top:Karim Sayani having fun playing chess.
Middle: Kelsey Sheilds enjoying her good
cooking.
Bottom: Briana Boron having fun in chemistry!
Development/
develepment/n.
The act or process of developing,
growth and progress.
“Each student is unique in their own way and
we must help each student to recognize and
develop their own gifts and abilities”
...Janet Loewen
Top: Alex Korthus and Joyce Mmbando having
fun helping out with sundaes!
Middle: Ashlyn Caldwell, Kristina Hurkens
and Amanda Tanner having fun at the dance!.
Bottom: Allison Epp, Haleigh Melvin, Laura
Rowntree and Devon Myers hanging
14 out at the assembly.
Friendsliip/frendjip/xi
Friendly feeling or dispostition.
“Friendship is a thing
everyone needs in their life. It may be hard
to get through but in the end it is the best
you can have. Love your friends like your
family.
...Amber Wade
Laughter/lafter/n.
Top: Devany Service, Dani Funk and Nadean
Wutzke getting ready for some scuba diving fun!
Bottom: Yuri Logie, Marko Micovic, Tyler
Morton and Shawn Higa sitting after a hard day
of scuba diving.
Middle: Aaron Potvin, Sydney Knelsen and
Brandon Miles having fun scooping icecream.
An expression or appearence of
merriment or amusement.
“Laughter is imporant in everyday life. It can
cheer up anyone’s day:”
...Shelby Yoos
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Jayme Cabrera Lopez
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Tyler Carlson
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Amanda Collar
Jaycee Constant
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Caresse Nadeau
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Alyssa Palin
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Cierra Pedersen
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Kettl Pham
Logan Piekema
Kara Pitre
Aaron Potvin
Stuart Pritchard
Trista Rainey
Robin Reinhart
Mark Reners
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Amanda Robinson
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Ashley Rowland
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Athena Salatan
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Devon Sauter
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Joey Stickel
Niki Strate
Luc Tataryn
Jacquelyn Taylor
Alexander Theriau
Richard Thomas
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Jessica Wilton
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Marwa Zenebe
Sofia Zenebe
Michael Zlccardo
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Steven Trinh
Kyle Troskot
Devon Tyerman
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Jocelyn Boere
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Middle: Cam Trockstad, Haleigh Melvin, Abigail Shakespeare, Kassidy
Nyrose, Maggie Paul, Gina Colling, Katie Overbeeke and
Rebecca Lam.
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Tanner Campbell, Kelsey Mirkovich, Ryan Booth,
Katie Overbeeke.
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Alex Korthuis, Amy Go, Nora MacGregor.
Front: Mitch Thomas, Kelsey Dahl, Angeline Simone, Lynn
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Janet Loewen
Leslie MacDonald
Nora MacGregor
Amy Magliocco
Garry Malmo
Joel May
Kevin McBeath
Shirley McPherson
Karen Morden-Babick
Ursula Morrice
Carol Morris
Don Philpott
Art Pozzi
Dale Pulvermacher
Stefanie Rausch
Monika Reid
Carey Rowntree
Crystal Shigemi
Brenda Smith
Roisin Spitzig
Andrew Stambene
Susie Staples
Jim Stewart
Jamie Stubel
Jan Tanner
Leeanne Tedder
Tarilie TJjomas
Darlene Urban
Dianne Violini
Cindy Walton
Rachel Warkentin
Brent Weir
Bev Wickenheiser
Peter Wickens
Pat Williams
Patricia Williams
Margita Witzke
Greg Wolcott
Tracy Wong
Barb Worboys
Heather Wozniczko
Lora Morris
J.J. Ondrus
Naresh Parekh
Angela Payne
Candice Penner
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HOME OF THE GRIFFINS
BULLDOGS
“Congratulations to the Bulldog and Griffin golf teams for
their participation in Zones at the Land ‘O Lakes Golf
Course in Coaldale. Our Griffins; Kassidy Nyrose, Karli
Butler, and Kaitee Vegter placed fourth in the girls’ teams
competition and our Bulldogs; Jace James, Danton Shigemi,
Jaime Staples, and Mitch Owsley, received silver medals in
the boys competition. Jace James tied for the bronze medal
with a score of 75 in individual play. Thanks for your
participation and great representation of Churchill Golf!”
...Donna James
Front: Kaitee Vegter, Kassidy Nyrose and Karli Butler
Back: Jamie Staples, Jace James, Danton Shigemi and
Mitch Owsley.
“This year’s Cross Country team was very competitive.
The team had representation for grades 9 to 12, all of
whom showed incredible talent and desire. Our grade nines
started the year off strong with strong finishes by all,
including two 1st place medals from William Clack and
Maddie Lee. At Zones, the team showed just how much talent
they had as they all finished high in their groups. Next year
we can expect strong Provincial showings from all of our
Cross Country participants”
...Don Philpott
PRIDE
Front: Jelena Bergen, Jordan Mackinnon, Peter Clack,
Will Clack, Chris Hurdle, Tim Laarman and CJ Tuff
Back: Evan Brown, Hailey Babb, Maddi Lee, Katiee
Vegter, Chelsea Mereska, Munir Alibhai,
Joe Charlebois-Perry and Don Philpott.
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Congratulations on a great season. The 2008
season was highlighted by a trip to Hawaii with the
I’s Volleyball team for a Senior Bulldogs. They played teams from Vancou-hard
and played well in ’er, and from mainland USA. The
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Back: Jensen Forbes, Pamela McCallum, Caylee
Leavitt, Cailtin Zucchelli, Alicia Niclock, Nicole Caile
and Emily Kaupp
Front: Justan Sawada, Austin Sedgwick, Tanner Kenney,
Devon Scriven-williams and Justin Lazano
Back: Kevin Tait, Nathan Miller, Swth Needham, Warren
Jr Funk, Kevin Go, Dean Briggs, Landon Lowe, Terry
Hagel
Front:Gary Fred, Nathan Miller, Josh Lozano, Munir
Alibhai, Tyson Forsyth, Austin Sedgwick, Devon
Scriven-Williams.
Back: Gary Fredrickson, Seth Needham, Rehan
Arshad, Kevin Go, Trevor Molnar, Ren Visser, Nathan
Grigg, Eric Ankutowicz.
Front: Kristen Millband, Maddie Lee, Mariko Boulet,
Shelby McKay, Charlotte Ikuta.
Back:Jeni Halowski, Caylee Lea
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Greg Wolcott & Jared Heidinger
Having a baby powder fight - Samantha Matthews Gr.11
My friend Matt tried to scare the living daylights out of me on my
birthday, and instead he scared the girls in front of me
- Keenan Wilkie Gr. 9
Cruising around - Faton Berisa Gr. 9
Talking on the phone with Sheena Snivley from MTV live with
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Going to the assemblies and dressing up for colour day
- Keanen Mistaken Chief Gr. 11
Going to football games - Teraneal Ober Gr.l 1
By playing Bulldog football and ruby - Jacob Vaillancourt Gr.10
Wearing school colours - Josh Damphousse Gr.10
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An American dramatic hipster with
influences from pooh bear - Kirsten Graf Gr.11
Everyday i’m shufflin’ - Mac Couper Gr.12
Comfy, colorful and retro - Shawnda Doroshenko Gr.10
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Game it hard and “Rep the hood’’ -Shak Kazemipur Gr.l 1
Text, hangout with my friends and listen to music
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Talk with my friends - Brooke Morrice Gr. 10
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Orion Sehn and his astronaut costume - Spencer
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Ian Mmbando dressed as Tiger Woods
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Getting ready for the art show, and becoming more open to displaying it.
- Aleah Kostiuk
Eating the lunch Ian's mom gave me.
- Carlso Marquina
Getting called down to the office everyday for parking in no parking! And, travelling to
Spain, Portugal, and Cuba.
- Nawaal Sayani
Exploding tonic water in the parking lot after the haunted house.
- Deena Baker
When the fire alarm got pulled at the Halloween dance. We danced in the parking lot
like good ol’ northside kids.
- Diandra Crabb
Mariko Boulet
Aaron Boyes
Kaitlynn Boyes
Dean Briggs
Aslileigh Brown
What was the most exciting part
T about your last year at Churchill?
Richard Drown
Tanaya Brown
Jazmin Cahoon
Ashlyn Caldwell
Brandon Carleton
Jordan Cayenne
Nathan Charge
Debbie Chow
Riley Church
William Clack
Zac Clubine
Mac Couper
Diandra Crabb
Andrew Cz.arny
Kelsey Dahl
Russell Davies
Kyra Deblois
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Take over the world.
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Sit in my parent's basement.
- Matt McNally
Playing NCAA University golf in the southern United States, then turn professional.
- Ian Mmbando
In University, being a starving student, hopefully finishing my first degree.
- Mariko Boulet
School, move out, work, music.
- Cam DeGroot
To travel to Europe and learn Spanish
-Jordan MacKinnon
Go to school, travel and regain my sanity!
- Sam Jones
Tyson Forsyth
Ashley Funk
Warren Funk
Kevin Go
Leslie-Ann Griffin
Nathan Grigg
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Ella Haines
Ryan Hashizume
Joshua I lerbert
Erin Higa
Eric Hill
Kayla Hill
Ethos Ho
Zoe Hogle
Jessica Hood
Cassidy I Iornberger
Raymond Horsburgh
Matthew Horvat
Dalton Houghton
Emilee Kaupp
Tanner Kenney
Oliver Kienzle
Sydney Knelsen
Andrew Koehler
Britni Hunt
Kristina Hurkens
Kevin Huynh
Charlotte Ikuta
Mark Ingold
Emmanuel Ipaa
Scott Jackson
Jessica Jones
Samantha Jones
Jake Kadijk
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Everyone is family no matter how crazy you are.
- Jessica Jones
Don't talk to girls, they’re crazy.
- Eric Ankutoqicz
Getting lots of balls to the face hurts... in gym class.
- Seth Needham
Procrastination is key.:)
- Pamela McCallum
Never leave your drink unattended. - Terry Hagel’s Grade 9 health class.
- Kristen Milband
Do not use public washrooms.
- Tanner Kenney
You’re a kid once, so live life to the fullest.
- Josh Lozano
Aleah Kostiuk
Danielle Lagemaat
Jacey Lastuka
John Le
Caylee Leavitt
Maddie Lee
Vanessa Li
Monica Lockett
Landon Lowe
Josh Lozano
Mandi Lumley
Melissa MacKillop
Jordan MacKinnon
Adant Maddison
Carlos Marquina
Amelia Mated
Michelle May
Mackenzie Maynes
Pamela McCallum
Shelby McKay
Ian Mmbando
Trevor Molnar
Ashia Moore
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When I got below a 99% on a math test.
- Will Clack
When I was blamed for a fart, I did not commit. People still hold me responsible for
it even though it happened more than a year ago.
- Brian Trinh
My whole grade nine year... too much make up... too poofy of hair.
- Michelle May
Tripping over Carlos' backpack in math class in grade eleven.
- Shayla Sterenberg
Once I was skipping class, in the cafeteria it was filled with people. Oman walked
in and yelled at me in front of everyone. They all started clapping....
- Ashia Moore
Too many to count....
- Jasmine Mitchell
Jamee Pasolli
Naomi Pedersen
Garland Peters
Rikki Peters
Nancy Pham
Jenna Phoebus
Cassidy Postman
Clinton Prevost
Joshua Price
Courtney Provost
Samantha
Quilichini
Dayton Racette
Indra Rai
Allayna Ramp
Alandra Rankin
Jasmine Rapuano
Rachel Regout
Amy Romeril
Trevor Sakatch
Nawaal Sayani
Tanner Siegmund
Brad Stahl
Shayla Sterenberg
Sha Subba
Amanda Tanner
Ryder Schrage
Sarah Schultz
Devon Scriven-
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Austin Sedgwick
Alex Sheen
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Falling down the bleachers during an assembly in my grade nine year.
- Naomie Pedersen
My most embarrassing memory would have to be when I came to school dressed
as a hippy; with a brown sharpy moustache, on the wrong theme day... I came
dressed like that on twin day, not retro day.
- Andrew Koehler
When I screwed up during my speech in front of the whole school.
- Ryder Schrage
When both Mariko and I were crippled and we would walk awkwardly down the
halls together.
- Charlotte Ikuta
Fainting in sports med. class.
- Tanner Siegmund
Being seen with Ryan Hashazumi
- Bryce Beach
Grads
Allie Trimble
Brian Trinh
Nicole Vaile
Tony Van Ee
Gabby Vasas
Ryan Villalon
Ren Visser
Glenn Walker
Cody Wiersma
Katarina Williamson
Brooke Woodman
Joel Worne
Caitlin Zucchelli
Kaeie Zuehlke
Cynthia Zwakkenberg
Grade 12
Taylor Barnes
Deidre Braun
Dak Edwards
Mackenzie First Rider
Erik Hann
Ganga Khadka
Jamuna Khadka
Blaine Krusky
Biswa Lalita
Joey Lavoie
Cameron Lavorato
Theresa Madl-Nochasak
Emran Mehmeti
Christine Nah
Seth Needham
Rebecca Rendell
Sarah Riffel
Breianna Schamber
Bryton Scott
Taylor Shiels
Levi Taylor
James Tienkamp
Lalit Timsina
Garret Verreault
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Graison Clarke
Jade Filkowski
Adam Henry
Luisa Jimenez Rojai
Tanner Kovacs
Russel Maxwell
Samuel McKechnie
Gabe Michielin
Terrance Pantherbone
Tessandra Prete
Devon Sinclair
Michael Wasylechko
Jamal Watson
Jaimen Yakubowski
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Back Row: Jordan Cayenne, Devin Moore, Justin Mandel, Kim
Calhoun, Munir Alibhai, Jake Wilson
Middle Row: Cecilia Reid, Kristin Adams, Leah Troskot, Benny
Wills, Ian Mmbando, William Clack
Front Row: Faith Metzger, Sydney Sears, Kenadee Meeks,
Jonathan Reid, Tanner Siegmund, Caylee Leavitt, Jordan
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Ross DeLauw, Mike Pierezchala, Joel Van Pelt, Cordell Archambault. Third Row - Tyler Palma, Erik Johnson, Spencer Robinson,
Chayse Heslehurst, Jarrett Hopman, Keanu Funa, Rylan Greeno, Johnny Ekubazgi, Nigel Braun. Second Row - Mitchell Gramke,
Lane Brandon, Dagan Ngo, Justin Cameron, Kyle McKenna, Serge Archambault, Josh Toth, Andrew MacDonald, Brady Ormandy,
Connor Peta. Front Row - Dalton Houghton, Brandon DelaCruz, Raymond Hoursberg, Brandon Carleton, Eric Ankutowics, __
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Top Row: Ren Visser, Nils Reger, Tanner Kenney, Dean Briggs
Bottom Row: Devon Scriven-Williams, Seth Needham,
Austin Sedgwick,Josh Lozano
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year. Brooke French was named a first team varsity
grade 12 players Jensen Forbes, Maddie Lee, Ashley
Griffs!
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Top Row: Jensen Forbes, Shelby
Chalifout, Brooke French, Nicole Vaile
Bottom Row: Brenna Henderson,
Ashley Funk, Maddie Lee, Bailey
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Woodgate, Lauren Harms
Sienna Nowak, Baliegh Koyata
Coach: Drew Anderchuck
Top Row: Stacey Malic, Bre
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Victoria Schindler
Bottom Row: Breanna
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season finishing third in regular league play this
all-star. A special congratulations to our graduating
Funk and Nicole Vaile. Great job on a great season
Coaches: Nick Cooper, Russ Louey
Top Row: Kalin Marchuk, Danny Overbeeke,
Josh Damphouse, Tyler Peacock, Joel Briggs
Front Row: Shane Burdett, Colton Schindler,
Jorn Reger, Coby Iwaasa, Ramesh Gurung
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We had a really great season where the
players. The result of the season was a
medal in Zones.
Girls Back Row: Garry Malmo,Tannis Ridder, Haley Parkinson, Kyra Natt,
Jaela Borne,Jessica Neudorf, Kaiiyn Greeno, McKailyn Ives.
Front Row: Leah Ekubazgi, Shelbi Burgwal, Sally Xu, Kiana Burch, Brianna
Kristjanson.
Boys Back Row: Todd McKay, Zachary Lagemaat, Jessy McArthur, Garret
McKay, Jesse Stern, Noah Postman, Jaden Neil, Matt Strikwerda.
Front Row: Henock Manaye, Brady Orich, Ravi Azimi, Bariyaa Ipaa, Alex
Halvorsen.
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Girls Back Row: Nevin Morrison, Kyra Natt, Jaela Borne, Breanne Gatzky, Kailyn Greeno,
Melissa Peters, Amy Oliver
Front Row: Brittni McKenzie, Kiana burch, Leah Ekubazgi, Shelbi Burgwal, Teighan Van
Schothorst.
Boys Back Row: Jessie Fredrickson, Michael Greeno, Noah Postman, Jesse Stern,
Cam Lehouillier, Brock Young, Matt Lehouillier, Gary Fredrickson
Front Row: Brendan Albrecht, Jacob Jones, Bariyaa Ipaa, Josh Luchanski,
Darian Morrison, Henock Manaye.
girls continued to grow as basketball
second place finish in Cities and a bronze
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ney Gatzky, Brooke French, Taylor Luchanski, Jeni Halowski.
j Senior Girls Front Row: Megan Giezbrecht, Jacey Lastuka, Maddie Lee, Bailey
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, Senior Boys Back Row: Farris Taaha, Jonathan Ekubazgi, Michael Pierzchala,
| Joel Van Pelt, Keanu Funa, Rylan Greeno.
Senior Boys Front Row: Ross Delauw, Josh Lozano, Shane Burdett, Austin
Sedgwick, Josh Toth. Missing from picture: Nils Reger
The Griffins had a successful season this year. The
Belle tournament, which was followed by a trip to
This early success continued throughout the year with
Provincials. At provincials the team had a tough loss in
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team started out on a high note winning the SAIT Silver
Victoria where the team played outstanding basketball,
the team placing 3rd and zone and qualifying for
their first game but bounced back to win the C pool.
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Junior Girls Back Row: Shilo Zeller, Emily Burgess, Stacey Malic, Krisitin Adams,
Mackenzie Fleming, Kara Henry.
Junior Girls Front Row: Ana Ferzacca, Brienne Leclaire, Ryana Kritzer.
Junior Boys Back Row: Shane Burdett, Ross Delauw, Michael Pierzchala,
Graydon Peters, Blake Peters, Dylan Tomiyama.
Junior Boys Front Row: Jake Wilson, Joel Van Pelt, Shelby Atwood, Jordann
Plettl.
Coaches: Allie McDonald,
Jaclyn Grutun
Top Row: Christa White, Keenan
Wilkie, Teishan Janay, Austin
Kruchywich, Brendan Hatch,
Cam
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Kling, Jon Oulette
Bottom Row: Jordie Karras,
Peyton Zacharias, Tiffany Trinh,
Adrienne Ng, Kara Kiefuik,
Sierra McCormick, Bre
Kristjanson, Damian Mathews
This year the grade 9 badminton team competed in cities on
April 20th and the Senior Team participated in Zones on April
25th. Both groups did well with a strong showing from Matt
Staples and Brian Trinh.
Coache: Craig Oman
Top Row: Colleen Davies, Sidhesh Mohak, Kyle Cole,
Chistopher Jochem, Tyler Peacock, Jake Tomida, Munir Alibhai,
Kenadi Mckaay
Bottom Row: Ventia Tran, Clarice Ng, Kim Calhoun, Coby Iwaasa,
Brian Trinh,Natasha Lelek,Kara Valgardson Steffi Tran,
Front: Matt Staples
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This year, the curling team was made up of 5 students,
between grade 9 and 11. We implemented our skills playing
games against some of the other high schools in
Lethbridge.”
Coach: Jeff Davis
Keanan Wilkie, Kenadi Mckaay, Garrett Mckaay, Amy Oliver,
Damien Mathews
The Bulldog Rugby program personified the concept of
team work and Churchill Pride, working extremely
hard as a unit to represent the School in a successful
season in 2012.
Coaches: Nevin Morrison, Jonathan Dick, Chris Harris
Front Row: Brad Stahl,Nathan Grigg, Alex Sheen, Matt McNally, Cody Wiersma,
Brandon Carleton, Dalton Houghton, Dean Briggs, Mitch Thomas, Eric Ankutowicz
Second Row: Ranier Sidco, Andrew Macdonald, Josh Toth, Keanu Funa, Dagon Ngo, Joel Van Pelt
Ross Delauw, Justin Cameron, Shaye Eldridge, Lane Brandon
Third Row: David Melava, Jacob Vaillancourt, Jordan Plettl, Abdi Bukaru, Rylan Greeno,
Erik Johnson, Justin Mandel, Johnny Ekubuzi, Jon Gavi
Fourth Row: Alex Halvorsen, Patrick O’Donnell, Adrian Stahl, Elmer Escamilla,Justin Conarroe.
Darian Morrison,Hcnok Manaye, Bariyaa Ipaa, Ravi Azimi
Fifth Row: Nevin Morrison, Jonathan Dich, Chris Harris
Griffin Rugby is all about heart, passion and trust. This
year’s Griffs had a blast exemplifying all the three
through hard tackles, hitting gaps and scoring tries.
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Coaches: JJ Ondrus, Jeni Halowskl, Shanon Court, Sam Ogrins, Jillian Ankutowicz Toby Boulet
First Row: Calylee Leavitt, Sam Jones, Nicole Vaile, Charlotte Ikuta, Ashley Funk, Mariko Boulet, Emilee Kaupp, Kristen
Milliband, Brooke Woodman, Kacie Zuehlke, Mackenzie Maynes
Second Row:Bailey Koyata, Megan Geisbrecht,Brenna Henderson, Paige Tolnai, Heather Bergen,
Cecilia Atkinson, Ashely-Raye Miles, Brooke French, Kiana Red Crow, Attalia Firke,
Third Row: Mckailyn Ives, Tannis Ridder, Kiana Burch, Laura Bradfield, Kelsey Bameo, Lauryn Harms,
Shelbi Burgwal, KaUyn Greeno, Rayna Krltzer
Fourth Row: Kendra Johnson, Royn West, Tiffany Dang, Jaela Borne, Karli Pansty, Stacy Malic,
Amanda Beaton
Fifth Row:Geordan Russell, Meliassa Peters
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As defending Provincial High School Baseball champions
we have set high expectations for the 2012 season. The goal
of the team is the same as it always is at Winston Churchill:
To win Provincials at the Senior and Junior Varsity level.
Coaches: Cale Leishman, Riley Kostek, Chris Nesbit (missing from picture).
Back Row: Bree Kristjansen, Cylor Gerlock, Dustin Houghton, Brady Orich, Kalin Marchuk, Ray Lehouillier, Wade Cast,
Josh Luchanski, Dylan Tomiyama, Taylor Luchanski, Sierra McCormick
Front Row: Jesse Wuerfel, Kris Phillips, Jordan Cayenne, Austin Sedgwick, Kevin Sakatch, Devin Scriven-Williams,
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of athletes WCHS has fielded in recent memory. Our Bulldogs and
Griffins are definitely going to bring home the hardware this year!
Coaches: Parhick Shackleford, Darron Lome, Andrea Lammers-Pottage
First Row: Kristen Miller, Ruth Melara Jackie Addison, Brittini McKenzie, Shelbi Burgwal, Ashley Funk, Ashley Lehto,
Cecilai Reid, Evan Fritzler
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Jayna Bergman, Benny Wills
Third Row: Bryan Zwakkenberg, Kevin Collum, Cordell Archambault, Colton Schindler, Will Clack, Serge Achambault,
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The beginning of every school year is
always very busy with the start up of
classes and the tryouts for Choir, Band,
Fall Production, Volleyball, Football, Golf,
and Cross Country, This year was no
exception and even added some extra
chaos as LCI hosted Provincial 3A4A
Volleyball, and South Zone 3A4A Golf
Championships. Not to be outdone by
Athletics, our FineArts (Ms Dillworth &
and Mrs Poulson) department took on
the challenge of teaching staff and
students the dance steps to THRILLER, as
a tribute to the late Michael Jackson.
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Student Life
Life at L.C.I. is a whirlwind. Blink twice, and you might miss it. So
much goes on at this school that I didn't even know about
until this year. When you come to a school this big it can be a
little intimidating, but the great thing about it is that there is
something for everyone.
Being a student at this school
encompasses so much more than just
academics. Whether it is just hanging with
your friends at lunch, or becoming a
student activist, everyone can find their
place. There is no end to the variety of
activities you can be involved in.
L.C.I. has volleyball, football, basketball,
badminton, track and field, rugby, curling,
golf, wrestling, choir, band, student
council, A.K.A, N.H.S., peer support, grad
committee, and many other things that
students can be a part of. Sometimes it
gets hard to fit it all in, but somehow we
manage to balance it all on top of our school work. Not only
that but there are also travel groups that students can join,
and exchange programs that they can participate in. L.C.I.
has a wealth of endless opportunities. It's a place where
anyone can embrace their true potential.
- Lexa Peters
Above A group of
grade 9 students enjoy
time together at their
lunch break hangout in
D300. Say cheese!
Right Fine Arts students
like Mikyla Steed have
very busy schedules that
include many school
performances and
public concerts.
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Above Leah Sadler.
Miss Teen Alberta, was
asked to sing
O'Canada during the
grand opening
ceremonies of the new
football stadium at the
U of L campus.
Left Erica Hudson
determining all the
chemical properties of
Coke in the science
lab.
Middle If you
participate on an LCI
athletic team be
prepared for a busy
schedule.
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Far Right Samantha
Starzyk showing her
school spirit,
Right Matt Williamson
shows great
determination and
captures this year's
frozen T-shirt title.
Right Opening night at
the new UofL field
brought out a packed
house who cheered on
the Rams .
Above The Rams
Football team vs. the
Rams Volleyball team
in a tug of war
match.
Right Bryson, Brendon,
Dawson, and Keith
get the full capacity
crowd in the LCI gym
cranked up during
Provincial Volleyball
competition.
Above Volunteers at
the Pep Rally
included Karley Nikkei
and Michaela Steed,
who showed their
school spirit.
Right Stephanie
Wickham attempts to
win $50 by shooting a
half court shot.
Student Life
TO OUR DEAR LCI WE WILL RE TRUE,
WE LL HOLD YOUR COLORS HIGH ..........
An accomplished athlete who graduated from
high school expresses his opinion on school spirit,
"While currently a student in high school we
always talk about the future, where we are going,
and what types of things we will accomplish;
but as we graduate we constantly
look back and wish we would've done
more, participated more, and
would've shown more school spirit
during those years."
This is one of the many reasons we
encourage school spirit at LCI. It
doesn't matter if you are an athlete,
are in drama, band, choir, clubs or just
walking the halls. There is no way to
ignore the school spirit we have.
We had the opportunity to host the
2009-2010 Volleyball Provincials this
Student Life
Classroom Life is defined by the students themselves
Life in the classroom is a vivacious one, filled with constant demand for
attention, intellect, and learning, However, I've noticed during my years in
high school that classroom life is defined by the students. There are the
students that take the classroom as a pit of despair, a place where time is
wasted and nothing is relevant.... find themselves staring at the clock every
five minutes like a stock trader waiting for the right amount of price volatility
to profit off of. They'll kid themselves by scrapping with the teacher, getting
sent to the office, until it becomes a daily
pilgrimage. They're like a boat lost at sea, trying to
find a landmark of their destination...until the
captain just decides "What's the point anyway?"
and him and his crew down all of their food until
the ship sinks. It's funny though, how these people
end up cursing at themselves when their report
card comes, wondering why fate has a vendetta
against them and wailing 'Why me?' to all their
friends. Well, no matter what religion you believe
in, there is no substitute for hard work in school,
and the classroom is where it all goes down, good
or bad.
On the flip side, I've observed people, who see the
classroom as a place to learn, to socialize, and to
enlighten themselves. They see every hurdle, every
assignment, and every project, as a world of
opportunity. Classroom discussions are the Olympic
games' for these people, and they'll raise their
hand every time until the teacher is forced to
Above Top - Andrea, Sandra
& Melissa teaming up in Bio
20AP. Bottom - Lexxi and
Sadie enjoying a tea break
in Mrs Shigemi's Social class.
surrender to the reserved side of the class. They take part to make their
classroom a better place, in decoration, in spirit, and in enjoyment of the
reason a classroom exists; as a place to learn. After every test, every exam,
they look at their mark and if it isn't perfect, they strategize, and they fight to
better their mark no matter what. They'll stay after school, during lunch hour,
when they could be with their friends. But as the adage goes: 'Life goes on'
and these people that I've noticed, keep moving on. When report cards
come, they don't wail "Why me?" and bawl to the rest of the uncaring
world, but instead, they rejoice, and they keep working toward their next
goal. Life in the classroom is whatever you make it. It is the place where
people learn, where people fail, and where dreams are realized. There are
two groups of people in the classroom: Which group are you in?
Above Payden Van
Gaalen is reading an
original poem during Mr.
Brown's Poetry Corner.
Right Brooke Leadbetter
is wearing a 2 piece
dress she made of
newspaper which is
fused with interfacing
before being sewn.
Left Taylor Hanson in
Foods 30 shows off his
gingerbread creation.
Below Jo Hartly, the
crown lawyer, is cross
examining a witness
during Mock Trial in Law
30.
Left Tiana Olsen and Ellis
Kennedy are braving a
rat dissection in Biology
20 AP.
Middle A top view look
of a group of Biology
20AP students dissecting
flowers.
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Alex Hamilton, 4
Dakota Grant, 6
Steven Ohene, 81
Braydon
Middleton, 83
Football (noun): Any of various
games played with a ball in which
two teams try to kick, propel, or
carry the ball into each others
goal
This is Loafy. I am the quarterback
and captain for the LCI Rams. I now
hold the LCI single season passing
record. Coach Bowie made the
year super fun and full of surprises.
We traveled all around the US dnd
are going to Hawaii this coming
summer. We have a great group of
guys and will be even better next
year.
Colton Garner, 08
Hey people this is N-train here. I was
one of the captains of the LCI Rams
Football team. This year was a
pretty good year for our football
team. I was a league all-star for o-lineman.
I will hopefully get a
scholarship for football next year.
Nigel Atwood, 63
This year's Ram football team was
a very talented group of players,
The Rams finished second in the
Southern Alberta Football league.
The Rams lost to the eventual
provincial champions in the
playoffs, However, it ended up
being the toughest game for the
eventual provincial champions,
The Rams started the year off with
only two returning starters so it took
some time for the Rams to come
together.
By the end of the year the Rams
became a very close knit group
of players who always gave their
best. The season also had its trying
times due to sickness and injuries.
At one practice there were 33
players missing due to illness or
injury. Despite all the sickness and
injuries the players never
complained and fought on. This
team never gave up and
developed into a great team.
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B O. Where do you want to
play football next year?
A. Florida.
Tomas Truba, 36
1. The Rams line up to kickoff the ball
after scoring a Touch Down against
Medicine Hat.
2. Darcy Fry launches one at the new
University field.
3. Torin Kurhinen puts the finishing hit on
a Cougar running back.
4. Alex Hamilton and Darcy Fry destroy
the running back from Medicine Hat.
5. Steven Ohene (#81) takes the
outside lane for the kick off team.
Q. Have you ever crashed
a car?
A. Yes, I do it for a hobby.
Darcy Fry, 34
Q. Why do you like to take
your shirt off?
A. Because I am jacked.
Bryan Nalder, 35
Q. How about that ride in?
A. Guess that's why they call
it Sin City.
David Wilde, 05
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Football Team Roster.
:ront Row: Sam Wescott, Brett Alexander, Sean Gillespie, Kyle Sydia, Steven Ohene, Byron Nalder, Nigel Atwood, Torin Kurhinen, Ethan Beck, Austin Toth, David Wilde, lohnae Lowry,
Dakota Grant, Alex Hamilton. 2nd Row: Coach Glen Bowie, Sean Annis, Davis Brown, Conner Emigh, Kyle Shelton, Tyler Wallace, Haley Perlow, Darcy Fry, Colton Garner, Johnny Dyck,
Dylan Willoughby, Matt Williamson, Braeden Middleton, Conner Robinson. 3rd Row: Coach Mitch Kesler, Clay Gibb, Kelton Hurt, Tomas Truba, Mitch Cameron, Matt Chatterton,
Drant Waselewich, Dylan Ray, Mitch Walser, Tom Billard, Jeremy Nelson, Spencer Jensen, Max Drollinger, Jordan Oliver, Coach Trevor Kesler. 4th Row: Coach Garret Payne, Coach
3en Lowry, Colton Taylor, Dallas Boyd, Ryley Elser, Stephen Gillis, Regan Evanson, Brayden Heninger, Vincent Castonguay, Dylan Gordon, Kalon Baumann, Coach Brian J J
3ergsma, Coach Clayton Willoughby. 5th Row: Tim Takahashi, Coach Dave Lowry, Coach Wes Leavitt, Coach David Lowry.
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Nicole Seeley, 03
Jordan Bright, 07
Shaelynn Lyon, 08
Connor West, 02
Bryn Gilbert, 02
The LCI Rams had a very exciting
season, highlighted by playing the
Provincials at home and capturing
a silver medal (4th straight
Provincial Finals appearance!). The
Rams also won the LCI Tourney 4th
year in a row), their own Green
and Gold Tourney 3rd year in a
row), the regular League Title (4th
straight undefeated regular
season), the Post-Season Title (4th
in row) and the Zone Banner (4th in
a row), They also captured the
bronze medal at the Trick or Treat
Tournament. Trevor Harding, Jay
Kostek, Tommy Lyon and Jordan
Bright were selected as first team
league all-stars, while Erik Hopkins
and Jarred Kotkas were named to
the second team.
"For us as the LCI Clippers, it does not matter who
is on the other side of the net because we know
the results will take care of themselves as long as
we know we did everything we could.'1
- Ericka Sheen, 11.
The Senior Girl's Volleyball Team
took home a medal in 6 of the
eight tournaments over the season
(5 Gold & 1 Silver). They were
fortunate enough to have 9
returning grade 12's that helped
with the depth of the team. We
finished off our year placing fifth in
the province after competing at
Provincials, which we were lucky
enough to host at home. The girls
worked hard, played crazy
defence, and competed with the
best in the province.
Our season had some
unforgettable moments and
memories! I know we all! would give
anything to go back and relive
playing in what was for many of us
our last high school volleyball
game. Playing in the Provincial
Final, in our home gym, in front of all
our family and friends. Simply a
moment many kids dream ofl
"The excitement in the gym and
the realization of this was our last
match in most of our last home
tournament, only helped us to play
to our best potential in our final
match. Pulling through and
winning 15-11 in the third set was
one of the most exciting moments
for our team. This championship
was earned by our entire team."
Tommy Lyon, Jordon Bright
Co- Captains
Ericka Sheen, 11
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Jarred Kotkas, 10
Cassidy Taal, 13
1. Jordan Bright delivers a backset for
Trevor Harding to go to spike town.
2. Nicole Hawkins strides to the right to
deliver another money pass.
3. Trevor Harding rips another spike serve
for an ace.
4. The girls team shows their good spirit
and colorful personalities. L to R: Lindsey
Pierson, Shaelynn Lyon, Bryn Gilbert,
Cassidy Taal, Nicole Seeley, Holly
Lengyel, Karlee Hatch, Nicole Hawkins,
Emma Degenhardt, Erika Sheen, Ariel
Pavan.
5. Lindsey Pierson brings the heat down
the line.
Holly Lengyel, 06
Q. What was your highlight?
A. The best thing was being in the
Provincial Final. We came together as a
single unit and our potential didn't
disaoooint.
Q. What was your highlight?
A. Winning Zones and finishing off
getting 5th at Provincials with girls I
am so close with, as we have played
together for 4 years.
O. What was your highlight?
A. Hosting Provincials here at LCI.
That is something that not many
athletes get to experience and not
only did we host, but we made it to
the Final for the 4th straight season.
Jay Kostek, 06
Q. What was your highlight?
A. The Salisbury Tournament at
Halloween. The whole team dressed
up in "tight-n-bright" and Lindsay
Pierson in a fat suit!
Varsity Rams Roster
Back L to R: Scott Gilbert, Robert Kurio, Jarred Kotkas, Eric Hopkins,
Dylan Townshend, Tommy Lyon, Trevor Harding, Bruce West, Ard Biesheuvel,
Front L to R: Connor West, Jordan Bright, Noah Roberts, Jay Kostek,
Matt Hemmerling, Davey Lyon.
Varsity Clipper Roster
Back L to R: Emma Degenhardt, Shaelynn Lyons, Karlee Hatch, Cassidy Taal,
Ariel Pavan, Lindsey Pierson.
Front L to R: Holly Lengyel, Nicole Seeley, Nicole Hawkins, Erika Sheen, Bryn Gilbert.
Missing: Head Coach: Brent Seeley, Asst Coach: Chantel Tillsley.
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Ryerson Seguin, 9
Joy Spear-Chief
Morris, 8
Micheala Thom, 6
Ethan Tymburkski, 4
The JV Boys Rams had a mature
squad with numerous returning
players who showed that they could
"step up" the intensity in the difficult
games. This year's skilled grade 10
players quickly became invaluable
players on the team. With the
league's strong teams the boys
learned to overcome challenges
and improve. The boys won the
Green and Gold Tournament this
year, even with a flu out break. The
boys played against some top
quality teams in the WCHS and
Spruce Grove Tournaments. The
team was prepared for the city
finals, advancing to the
championship match, where they
placed second in the city for 2009!
Congrats guys on a season well
played and a bright future ahead!
OH YEAH! Willow Beck puts one to the
floor during the Green & Gold
Tournament and it is time to celebrate.
It was a winning season for the JV
Girls this year. Aside from finding
success on the court, the girls
became an incredibly cohesive
unit. They managed to make
something of every tournament that
they were in and came close to a
near perfect season in league after
a tight loss to CCH in the final game.
They recovered in the League Finals
with an outstanding performance to
win the championship!
We went into the season knowing
we had the potential to be a
victorious team. As the season
progressed we grew stronger as
players, teammates and friends,
When we met CCH in the Zone
Finals we "bettered the bail” and
ended up taking the game in 2
sets. Ending the season as the JV
Zone Champions was awesome
and we all can't wait for next year!
Carly MacLennan, 07
Over the season we grew as a
team on and off the court. With a
triumphant win in the Green &
Gold JV Final, we proved that we
were a dominating force on the
court! With a talented roster and
committed coaches, Aaron Stout
& Jessica Firkus, the JV Rams goal
to compete in the Zone
Championship Final was realized,
Davey Lyon, 10
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Q. What was the highlight of the
season for you?
A. Finally after how hard we worked we
ended up destroying the team to beat in
the City Finals. What a great season!
1. Stuart LeNaour protects the ball from
going over the net. 2, Carly MacLennan
sets power and Jalyce Heller prepares
for the kill. 3, Davey Lyon makes no
mistake with a perfect set In the middle.
4, A game winning kill Ignites the Clipper
bench into celebration. 5. Meganne
Williams showing perfect power hitting
form during a playoff game in the LCI
gym.
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Kevynn Weibe, 04
O. What was the highlight of
the season for you?
A. Making it to the Provincial Final. It
really defined us as a team and
summarized the friendships we all
had.
Matt Hemmerling, 05
Q. What was the highlight of
the season for you?
Winning City Championships! it was our
team's goal throughout the season, and
we succeeded. It was awesome!
Jordan Dyck, 02
Q. What was the highlight of
the season for you?
A. For me the highlight of the
season was our Edmonton
roadtrip.
Cole Sweeney,
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lack L to R: Coach Tiffany Kiist, Kevynn Weibe, Meganne Williams, Micheala
horn, Joy Spear-Chief Morris, Taylor Findlay, Front L to R: Jessica Marsh, Carly
JacLennan, Destinee Pushor, Alyssa Coughlin, Jordan Dyck (not present -
alyce Heller, Willow Beck)
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IV Rams Roster
Back L to R: Coach Aaron Stout, Stuart LeNaour, Davey Lyon,
Ryerson Seguin, Ethan Tymburski, Cole Sweeney, Coach Jessica
Firkus, Front L to R: Jordan Lamb, Daniel Schrempf, Korey Fenz,
Brady Simpson
Dawson Meyer, 01
With coach Matt Calnan, our team
improved fundamentals and skills
which lead us to our first
tournament where we claimed the
Gold medal. Our team had a lot of
good chemistry and worked as a
unit. This attitude and performance
propelled us to the Gold medal at
both cities and zones. We had a
very successful year and I was
grateful to be part of it.
Bryson Huculak
"This year went amazing,
although we almost died
practicing in the small gym
everyday (Sept-Oct heat
wave). It was a great season,
although we wish we could
have played the Grade 9
boys!!" - Maggie Lyon and
Devynn Maclennan (captains)
Massie Lyon
The Grade 9 Rams volleyball team
had an incredible 2009 season from
start to finish. The Rams won the
Green and Gold tournament, Kate
Andrews Invitational tournament,
League Championship, and Zone
Championship. This strong group of
young men are sure to continue their
success in future years. This cohesive
group will be a strong force to be
reckoned with at the next level of
volleyball.
Kendra Sweeney, - Matt Calnan
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Adam
Christiansen, 11
This year our Grade 9 Clippers had a
strong and successful season. The
team consisted of 13 extremely
talented and dedicated girls who,
came together as a strong team
very quickly both on and off the
court. The Grade 9 Clippers went into
the League Championships in 2nd
place and unfortunately lost in an
intense final game against the 1st
place team. These girls can expect
to do great things next year here at
LCI or Chinook and have a bright
outlook for their Grade 10 year of
volleyball. They are a group of
extremely talented girls who
demonstrated heart, passion, and
good sportsmanship through the
entire season and should be proud
of their tremendous success this
season! - Coaches: Erin Howard and
Christine Abma
Keith West, 04
16
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Q. What was your best highlight?
A. Spending 3 long months as a team
with all our ups, downs and wins. "It was
our success" that was my highlight of
l.The Grade 9 boys celebrate a
great victory at the City
Championships 2. Michelle Jensen
and Kendra Sweeney are in the
ready stance waiting for the serve.
3. Keith West going over the block
in power for a winning spike. 4. The
grade 9 girls cheer on their team for
support. 5. Zeph Moore puts up a
middle set for Adam Christiansen
Joe Sopal
Q. What was the #1 highlight for you
this season?
A. Combining with our former
competitors from the other middle
schools and being able to play with
them instead of against.
Kendra Sweeney, 12
Q. What was your best highlght?
A. The last point we scored to beat
Winston Churchill for the City
Championship.
Bryson Huculak, 08
Q. What was your best highlght?
A. Winning our home tournament
and developing friendships with a
great group of girls.
Michelle Jensen, 06
Jack L to R: Adam Chistiansen, Spencer Dakinkuiper, Jamyson Dore, Coach Matt
Tainan, Bryson Huculak, Brandon McLean, Keith West, Front L to R: Dawson
Vleyer. Mitch Dawson, Zeph Moore, Shane Dawson, Joe Sopal,
slot pictured: Mike Firth
Grade Nine Girls Roster
Back L to R: Coach Christine Abma, Brooklyn Peterson, Michelle Jensen, Jenae
Edmond, Maggie Lyon, Mikalea Pushor, Jaelee Kryzanowski, Coach Erin