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Joliana Interview

Author: Mariah Besplug
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Publication date: 19/11/2020
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In 2016, Joliana and her family were sponsored by a local church to resettle in Lethbridge, Alberta. She is currently studying Business Accounting Management at Lethbridge College and enjoys singing in her spare time.Permission was given by Mariah Besplug to host and provide access to this collection. Copyright - Mariah Besplughttps://digitallibrary.uleth.ca/digital/collection/refuge/id/2/rec/9Joliana_ArchiveAudio.mp

Mike McCague & Barb Phillips Interview

Author: Mariah Besplug
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Publication date: 08/09/2020
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In 2015, Mike and Barb became involved in the Sponsorship of a large Syrian family through their church -Anglican Church of the Ascension. Both have been actively involved with both privately sponsored and government assisted refugees and continue to volunteer in the community.Permission was given by Mariah Besplug to host and provide access to this collection. Copyright - Mariah Besplughttps://digitallibrary.uleth.ca/digital/collection/refuge/id/16/rec/13BarbMike_ArchiveAudio.mp

geyeri

Author: 1142 T. Chisholm D. Musk
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Publication date: 10/07/2020
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Carex geyeri BoottGeyer's sedgecarex de GeyerSyncline Brook trailT. Chisholmmixed; well used, clearly defined hiking trail1405 mPinus contorta, Castilleja hispida, Campanula rotundifolia, Calochortus apiculatus, Taraxacum officinale, Symphoricarpus albusup to 20% of 1x1m are

hoodii

Author: 1149 T. Chisholm K. Mcfadyen
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Publication date: 28/07/2020
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Carex hoodii BoottHood's sedgecarex de HoodClubs PeakT. Chisholmbroadleaf; OHV trail1828 mPopulus tremuloides, Lupinus sericeus, Bromus carinatus, Elymus trachycaulusup to 10% of 1x1m are

geyeri

Author: 1142 T. Chisholm D. Musk
Publication venue
Publication date: 10/07/2020
Field of study

Carex geyeri Boottcarex de GeyerGeyer's sedgeSyncline Brook trailT. Chisholmmixed; well used, clearly defined hiking trail1405 mPinus contorta, Castilleja hispida, Campanula rotundifolia, Calochortus apiculatus, Taraxacum officinale, Symphoricarpus albusup to 20% of 1x1m are

Winston Churchhill High School 1997

Author: Winston Churchill High School
Publication venue: Winston Churchill High School
Publication date: 01/01/2020
Field of study

The annual publication of the students of Winston Churchill High School, Lethbridge, Alberta. (1996-97)pdf(Bnce upon a time... Winston Churchill Library...3fn the Ixingbom ------------------ e of QurdjitL.. he Kingdom of Churchill was thought to have been established in the year 1967 a.d. It was a small but powerful kingdom and in the year 1996 consisted of close to eight hundred citizens. Churchill was a place of merriment and celebration... most of the time. On occasion, dark forces threatened the pride of Churchill. The warriors of the palace, the Bulldogs and the Griffins, protected the honour of their homeland. The citizens of Churchill armed their castle with the symbol V for VICTORY. This was their guide through many struggles. Churchill was an advanced civilization. The citizens were renowned for their academic ambition, as well as their physical abilities. The castle walls were adorned with numerous.jvorks of art and music resounded throughout the halls. Nadia Houle and Twighla Verestiuk: "What did you say?" Christine Giurissevich, Lyndsey Neufeld, Michael Hewlett: Procrastination isn't Kristin Lorenz, fared Halley, Z.aina Jubrail: always the thief of time. Friday Knight Fever. Brody Prete: The pursuit of life, liberty and nice legs. Kacie Neal, Kara Gibson: Too much caffeine! Another exciting day at Churchill. Carrie Davis and Harmanie Shairp: That's what friends are for. The Kingdom of Churchill had an exceptional year in 1996-97. The students and staff generated a tremendous amount of school spirit; participation at our co-curricular activities flourished; our academic achievements continued toward excellence, and our list of accomplishments continued to grow. As I reflect on the year I am encouraged by the growth and maturation of all "citizens'in our kingdom". My wish for you is that you continue to reach beyond yourself to contribute to the community and to make a positive difference in the lives of those around you. 1996-97 saw the largest graduating class in the history of our kingdom. To the graduating class: I wish you the best and remind you that as you venture into new "kingdoms", you can always come back to your first home and share your journeys with us. To those of you returning, happy and safe travels during the holidays; see you in the fall when the Bulldogs and Griffins return. Carol Steen "In the past we have had a light which flickered, in the present we have a light which flames, and in the future there will be a light which shines over all the land and sea..." Sir Winston Churchill, 1941. As Student's Council President for 1996-97, I declared the year a success. The student body's involvement made this year a terrific one. The support from students and teachers and the new promotions class increased attendance at extracurricular activities. Student's coucil worked hard, as a team, to make sure every event was successful and enjoyable. The council reached beyond the kingdom walls into the surrounding community with a number of projects involving the elderly, the underprivileged, the disabled and the needy. Churchill pride grew this school year. No matter where you were, you felt like part of the "Churchill Family". Churchillians found a safe haven in our kingdom and made many lasting friendships. The spirit of the Bulldog and the Griffin engulfed the kingdom, developing positive, caring attitudes that will continue throughout the lives of our students. It was my hope that our graduating class had a positive influence on the student body, encouraging all to strive for nothing but the best. Good luck to all in your future aspirations. Keep the pride alive. Nadia Houle ...tlje toillagerg gatljereb in tlje to ilia ge square ...tfje gJjtp ^ullbog anb Griffin ijabe returned. Peter Golden: "Bizzare hair day?! Travis Coleman-Johnson, Jason Green, Tara Brigley, David Warren, Nichole Schweitzer, Natasha Dibben: "We're back!" Jason Burns: "I'm the king of the castle." TH ...a fesftitoal bab begun... Catherine Larsen, Marisa Ferraioulo, Stephanie Robinson, Andrea Roberts, Terri-Jo Oler, Doneka Reid, Shannon Taylor: "Regal Respirations". Hoang Trong, Linh Le:: "Let’s do Chad Murray, Taylor Smith, Cortley lunch." Gerlock, a monkey and Nate Smith: Foolish ghouls that drool. Corey Fress: No utensils required. Students in the HEP program celebrate a feast of their own. Jean-Vieve Gagnon, Zaina fubrail, Lyndsey Neufeld: Admiring the new banquet tables. i Sebastian Hanlon: Horseless carriage. ___ X IF ...tjjere toast mud) merriment anb joyous: laughter until Kim Lorenz, Jenn Ross, and Starla Tokariuk: Damsels in distress? Nah! Spencer Halluck: Just hangin' around. Stephanie Mehrer and Nadia Houle: Lookin' medievally funky! j Winston Churchill LioraQ [ «***•* tart tje Xtell)mn ------------------------------ Our revered bulldog. Candice Epp: retro princess. Cindy Rogers and Joanna Gorny: "Please, Sir Bulldog, ward off the evil." Len, Len, Len and Len: The knights of the square table. ...there Were man? other } ---------------------------------- << challenges to be faceb.. © © Ulje lorbs atib tables; of QEIjurchtll tjab tfje longest journey to read) tfje tnngbom... Katherine Archibald Boris Arroyo Christina Asplund Brent Banack George Bates Paul Baumback Candice Beddome Keane Block Jason Boisvert Greg Boles Richard Borysewicz Joshua Brandley Samantha Brewer David Briscoe Steven Brown Candice Bruchet Candice Burk Carson Butts Rachel Camber Tyrel Cardinal Martha Castro Jillian Chapman Alisa Chervinski Sheldon Chow Tyrel Churko Levi Adams Chet Aman Angie Anderson Garth Anderson Tsukasa Arakaki Marisa Ciolfi Roseveil Concengco Jesse Connolly Sheri Couture Angelika Czabaj Ashley Danish Carrie Davis Twila Devine Mitchell Dibben Lewanna Digout Jason Donaghy Carmen Doyle Chan Du Tanya Dudley Jennifer Duffy Dominique Dumont Chance Dunn David Dyck Katia Ebert Jason Ellerman ©me tljere, tljep reteibeb tljeir titles anti Were nobly toeltoineb... Joelene Ervin Michael Firkus Aaron Fitchett Alaina Floberg Neil Forsyth Andrew Foster Lisa Freeman Joshua Fritz Jill Fyfe Miso Gajic Chris Gardiner Shannon George Cortley Gerlock Danielle Gibson Kara Gibson Helen Gilchrist Kadi Gillett Alanna Goodfellow Jenna Goodrich Michelle Grbavac Leanne Gregg Brett Gurr John Gyulai Jill Haitel Spencer Halluk Krista Ellis Elizabeth England Kris Enright Candice Epp Jennifer Ervin Victorious varsity: Tsukasa Arakaki, Trevor Steppie, Janice Mah and Candice Epp. "To enter you must give me the secret password." Carson Butts. Shawn Hammond Sebastian Hanlon Garett Hardy Leah Hargrave Dason Harker Brandi-Lee Hartman Tanya Hastie Matthew Hemperek Linnell Hernandez Randy Herter Kim Ho Mui Ho Amanda Hutchison Alix Illingworth Gillian Innes Delani Jacobs Bradley Janke Jill Joevenazzo Nicole Johnson Amber Jones Steven Keenan Joleen Kelnar Leigh Kembel Karli Kertna Jeff Kiefuik Tracy Kiefuik Chiye Kinjo Corey Kirby Tara Kirkman Cameron Kissick Greg Klippert Patrick Knox Tara Kobylansky Leanne Kogler Heather Koop Brooke Kosolofski Kelli Krajewski Kenny Kroeker Helena Krysa Laura Krysa Samuel Lacanilao Simon Lam Joey Lavorato James Law Jarom Leafloor Christopher Jones Lisa Jones Mitchell Kanashiro Joshua Kane Kristy-Lynn Kaustinen 'There's still some life in him yet!" Twila Devine. "There's a gift to learning?" Brooke Kosolofski, Allan Walowetz Matt Hemprie. Scott LePard Louise Lessard Jeffrey Linn Kimberly Lorenz Christopher Ludwig Stephen Lunn Erika Macey Ryoko Maeda Janice Mah Kelli Malacko Brad Martin Adam Matson Lisa McCutcheon Joel McDonald Megan McEwen Jeff McLean Paul McLean Angela McMurren Michael Mezei Quinton Minor Jennifer Moser Chad Murray Kim Myndio Chika Nagahama Lindsey Nakamura Kacie Neal Phol Nget Kelly Ngo Tan Nguyen Kathleen O'Shea Michael Opyr Ashley Pankhurst-Koshman Kelly-Rae Parkins James Paul Ryan Payne Christopher Peacock Tara Pelzmartn Ryan Peters Lori Pierzchala Candice Pohl Danny Porter Derek Potts Robert Potvin Kurtis Pratt Larei Puhi Sara Moodie Ryan Moore Lyndsey-Kate Morice Neal Morris Jeff Morrison Mike Shardlow: Just hanging around. Waiting for the excitement to begin. Carmelita Rabbit Raquel Rauda Megan Redpath Bradley Renter Stephanie Robinson Vaclav Roch Cory Rosenfelt Angelika Rott Devon Rowley Joanna Rynenberg Shawna Sawatzky Tiffany Schwartz Amanda Seberg Mike Shardlow Harmanie Shairp Hailey Shenton Brienne Sherwood Joshua Shuttleworth Greg Silasi Dennis Simmons © €> ®Ije It orbs anti Xatnes assuineti tljetr rightful place toithin the palace... Nathan Smith Taylor Smith Patricia Sokowin Jennifer Speir Stacy Stafford Trevor Standing Trevor Steppie Bradley Stubbings Michael Sullivan Mandy Szteina Tyler Tamura Andrea Tanner Ngan Thai Ryan Thai Nathan Torrance Dat Tran Leah Turner Tiffanie Tyssen Travis Verlaeckt Bryan Viani Nga Vo Troy Void Ryan Wagner O.J. Wagontail Sheena Wakelin Barton Simpson Brandt Skriver Matthew Sloan Tracee Slobodian Rafal Slomkowski "Do we want to know?" Justin Young l Allan Walowetz Chad Warkentin Sarah Werner Lora Wijana Casey Wilson Kylene Wilson Bradley Wolcott Daniel Wong Emma Wood Robbie Yanke Brad Yoshida Justin Young Tina Zintl Dustin Zubach © ...ani> enjopeb life at ClnircfiiK. © Jason Ellemian: "Watch out! You might take an eye out with those things!" Brad Janke: "Prince and the Pea." Miso Gajic: "A little exercise is the key to a long, and healthy life... NAH!" Linnell Hernandez, Alana Goodfellow, Brad Janke: "Learning through head diffusion (there's no better way!)" The Lords and Ladies of Churchill were warmly welcomed into the palace. It took time to adjust to their new role in society (maybe a little too long), and even though the new life in the palace was intimidating, they were positive that their stay would be successful. There were obstacles to overcome, and some of the hardest tasks they had to complete were studying for exams (ugh!), getting up at such early hours (gimme a break!), and associating with the other nobel men and women in The Kingdom. Throughout all of this they maintained a positive outlook and came to love such subjects as Phys. Ed., Calm, Science, and English (what a confused bunch!). Even though their time at Churchill was to be lengthy (VERY lengthy), they prioritized their futures and made plans to attend university (talk about gutsy!), travel the countryside (gotta love that scenery!), or take a year off and make a living outside The Kingdom. The Bulldog and Griffin wish them the best of luck in their stay at Churchill and with their future endeavors. jLAa*-—AAJL*— nJl-- Aa__ Sara Moody, Lindsay-Kate Morrice: “ 'Playing' with the nature of science." Shawn Hammond: "Taking a jump for success!" Mike Opyr: "I really can feel the music!" Asako Unno: "Kids, don't try this at home!" James Law, Cory Rosenfeldt, Dason Harker: "Critical Spectators?" Nathan Smith, Carson Butts: "Technology in the making." Stephanie Robinson, Louise Lessard: "Spreading joy and laughter!"

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Jeannotte Brett Johnson Heather Jones Jordan Kallen 37 Q Wfjep fjab note mobeb a sstep further. (+} Wayne Kinjo Natasha Klyne Erin Ko Michael Kons Adam Kostek Jennifer Kowal Terry Larsen Cameron Latta Aaron Lavorato Linh Le Dave Legge Nathan Legresley Christian Leister-Schacher Randy Lippa James Long Stephanie Lowe Jason Lozano David Ly Alan Mackor Riccardo Magliocco Michael Mamula Shegrah Mangal Leonard Marchewka Lindsay Marshalsay Baltazar Martinez Janet Kameyama Jennifer Kammerer Shawna Kelnar Brian Kesler Amanda Kmasewich « I Scott Crabb: "It's all in the wrist! Dave Ferguson, Chris Nesbitt: “ Can't you see the electrical energy emitting from their craniums?" Jelena Matic Nathan Matthews Lisa McDonald Natasha McDonald Sara McDonald Bryan McEntee Chris McMann Nancy McPhee Jody McRae Sineth Meas Devon Mercer Julie Millar Amanda Miller Todd Milroy Dean Moyer Holly Mullin Alex Murdoch Tyler Murray Jaclyn Myndio Byron Nagata Q /Hutfj of tijeir fournep toast alreabp befttnb tfjem. 0 Lonny Ouellette Katie Pack Joshua Palychuk Jodi Paskuski Amanda Patterson Terry Pavlenko Shari Pennington Cody Penrod Kim Persaud Jordan Peter Spencer Pirtnock Carly Pollard Chris Polychronopoulos Tabeja Prentice Amanda Quantz Jeff Quinlan Heather Richmond Cindy Rogers Jennifer Rondeau Myrah Roque Jen Ross Jennifer Rourke Nicole Schweitzer Susan Scott Christina Semak Sarah Nelson Christopher Nesbit Minh Nguyen Korry Norman Odessa O'Meara ]enn Rondeau, Tanya Sterenberg: "In a jam? A little duct tape should do the trick!" Mike Hewlett: "Becoming one with the bulletin board." Julio Servano Amanda Shek Brandy Sherrill Tyler Star Kelly Steadman Mark Stephenson Tanya Sterenberg Shannon Stewart Melodee Talbot Shannelle Tattrie Ula Thepsouvanh Angela Thompson Benjamin Thompson Starla Tokariuk Huong Tran Rachel Trudeau Kareene Tuttle Asako Unno Mui Vay Pam Virginillo 41 Justin Weiss Heather Westling Colleen Widmer Bradley Wiens Jeremy Wigley Kendall Wilson Tyler Wilson Julie Wipf Brian Wynder Dana Ziebert Brett Virostek Rory Walker Jasmine Walser David Warner Niky Weisbeck l Troy Dobler: "Music soothes the savage beast." Jordan Brown and his horseless carriage. Tanya Sterenberge, Sara McDonald: "fair maidens serenading the masses." QWbep toere treated tottb neto-founD respect.. © b When the Princes and Princesses returned to the Kingdom of Churchill, they found it to be somewhat different. Not only were the faces of the incoming Lords and Ladies different, but there were also new faces among the tutors. They also felt a new sense of power, of responsibility. The Lords and Ladies looked up to them. They had to put forth a good example. To achieve this, they became more involved in sports, developed better relationships with their tutors, and showed a greater sense of school spirit. The Princes and Princesses were treated with new-found respect. They felt more at ease as they strived patiently towards the end of their journey. They still had a lengthy journey but they moved a step further every day. As each day went by, their pride became greater, as well as their confidence in success grew. —JI_ V_ Uu_ajiAjl Q...a« tfjep rtrfreb pattentip totoarbs tlje enb of tlje journep. (♦) S>tubent's: Council SOS SiuIIbog Cbapel Crabel Club encounters: toitfj Canaba (Stab Committee ep Club J&etosipaper Committee Yearbook Committeeg>tubenfs; Council 2ZZ3ZZZZZ Back Row: Candice Pohl, Meagan Kissick, Tim Tsyzenenko, Joe Girard, Robin Hopkins, Josh Molcak Second Row: Julie Millar, Sara McDonald, Shari Pennington, Cindy Rogers, Erin Essex, Joanna Gorny, Christine Giurissevich, Karla Whitnack, Lyndsey Neufeld Third Row: Tinh Thai, Diana Dunn, Brody Prete, Jen MacFarlane, Sharon Peat, Eysill Hernandez, Carol Steen Bottom Row: Tracy Wong, Nadia Houle, Mary Chua Julie Millar and Sara McDonald: "Deck the Halls." 4 Back: Louise Lessard, Lana Cvitarese, Len Robinson, Helen Gilchrist, Josh Fritz, Amanda Seberg. Middle: Julie Wipf, Catherine Larson. Front: Brian Wynder, Stephanie Robinson, Meagan Kissick, Tara Vickers. Missing: Storm Moore. Back: Kim Persaud, Ursula Morrice, Leslie Hall, Carly Pollard, Tanya Fischer. Middle: Robin Hopkins, Amanda Berg, Angie Thompson, Lisa McDonald, Marisa Ferraiuolo. Front: Cindy Rogers, Karla Whitnack, Christine Giurissevich, Joanna Gorny. ---- * ^rabel Club anb encounters toitlj Canaba x=z Back: Chihiro Kinjo, Dayton Block, Adelle Banack, Amanda Kellogg, Jenny Fritz, Josh Kane Front: T.K. Androkovich, Nadia Houle, Scott Fabro, Joanna Gorny, Amanda Berg «T EEEX $ep Club anb (grab Committee ■*- * t 11 uS Back: Christina Brown, Lisa Macbeth, T.K. Androkovich, Jen MacFarlane, Mary Chua, Tracy Wong. Front: Kristen Lorenz, Nadia Houle, Christine Giurissevich, Karla Whitnack, Theresa Ichino, Terri-Jo Oler. I Back: Shanelle Tattrie, Jodi McRae, Dot McRae, Aaron Fitchett, Sebastian Hanlon. Front: Karla Whitnack, Jill Chapman, Erica McCoy, Emma Wood, Elizabeth English. Back: Carly Pollard, Joanna Gorny, Angela Thompson Front: Amanda Berg, Robin Hopkins Missing: Marisa Ferraiuolo, Eysill Hernandez, Helen Gilchrist Joanna Gorny and Amanda Berg: "On Top of the World." Rik Jesse and Julie Millar: "Egg on Your Face." "Ready, Aim, Fire": Tyler Wilson. Miso Gajic: "The Court Jester". Nadia Houle, The Easter Bunny? and Jen McFarlane. Kevin Roelofs: “Armed and Dangerous" Aaron McColl, Spencer Skow: “Battle Cry" Oooo Ahhh ... Piece de Resistance "The Army": Toby Bonlet, Chris McMahon, Natalie Bertalanic, Kevin Roelofs, Spencer Skow, Cody Penrod, Lonny Oidette, Josh Palychuk. Robert Ress: "Water-proofing the moat." Pam Coolidge, Sara Carroll: "Look outs." Cody Penrod: "Yes, Drill Sargent!" Ncrtalie Bertalanic: "Let there be light" P Congrats to the building construction and art students as Project House nears completion. The house has been purchased by a retired couple from Calgary. The house building "experience" was awesome from the foundation to the shingles. The students were actively involved in all stages of construction. Special congrats tb Robert Ress. He worked with Billick Construction to build the cabinets for the house. We look forward to 1998-1999 when we * will build a house designed by one of our own students - Josh Fritz. Project House II A Ta) ■ mk (©pportunitiest for tlje gratuating lltngs ant dBneens: Were arising. Where do you see yourself in 10 years? "Living on my own tropical island" - Ben Stanley "As a well established photographer. Married? NO CHILDREN." - Stacey Virostek "Who knows - so much can happen: Maybe I'll be married and have a family?!" - Alycia Au "In the RCMP, married with two kids on the way." - Jan Davies "Married, kids and no regrets in life because I've done everything in life I've wanted to." - Chrissy Schlacter "As a businessman or a pilot and making BIG DOLLARS." - Scott Fabro "Living in Utah, working as a lawyer." - Lyndsey Wagner Bradley Baker Theodore Bakkum Adelle Banack Alison Bane John Beall Brandy Bengry Natalie Bertalanic Edina Bibuljica Frank Anderson Tania Androkovieh Morohito Arakaki Alycia Au Angela Bogos Shari Borthwick Kim Brigitzer Cory Briscoe Christina Brown Clayton Brown Darci Butterwick Carolina Bustamante Rosa Cabrera Lindsay Caldwell Theresa Carey Ryan Cerutti Amanda Chamney Alex Chan Garett Chatters Brandon Chow Mary Chua Shea Collins-April Sara Cook Kimberley Crowe Alex Currie Kimberlee Cuthbert Lori Cutler Ryan Dalton Where do you see yourself in ten years? "In ten years I see myself as a successful "■ multibillionaire who owns many huge corporations and a chain of Taco Bells." - Moro Arakaki "Having a degree, working and having a family." - Allison Huggins "Rich, powerful-.Do I need to say more?" - Russell Goodman "Having Canadian Citizenship and working as a teacher in a high school." - Kim Brigitzer "In ten years I see myself running my own company." - Jeremy Eberwein "The owner of an extremely profitable and “• influencial computer hardware and software business." - Devin Kinch "As head chef in a big restaraunt." - Sean Giles "Working in a daycare centre." - Jennie Marshalsay "Living on my own and having a job." - Chad Jansen Allan Dumont Jennifer Easthope Jeremy Eberwein Donavan Edwards Scott Fabro Roberto Fernandez Ronald Filgas Keith Flynn Jan Davies Valerie Degroot Jonathan Dick Steven Dubbelboer Jace Forsyth Cory Fress Jenny Fritz Paul Ftichar Brenda Gamero Crista Gerlock Casey Germain Greg Gervais Trevor. Gilbert Joe Girard Christine Giurissevich Kent Gjerlaug Russell Goodman Michael Graham Erin Graveland Tracey Grodzicky Shauna Gruninger Fuentes Guillermo Trish Gyulai Jared Halley Aaron Hargrave Nichole Hellofs Kevin Hoffman Kasey Holberton Who Influenced you at Churchill, and how did they influence you? "The teachers were very supportive and understanding." - Kevin Hoffman "Pat Williams in his facetious ways." - Jen MacFarlan "Tim Rollingson - he supported and recognized my talents all throughout high school. He is just an awesome guy." -Andrea Roberts "Karen Morden-Babick and Jim Stewart who convinced me not to give up when I am frustrated." - Keri McLean "My closest friends influenced me the most - they gave me the chance to become the outgoing, free spirited individual I am today." - Zaina Jubrail Zaina Jubrail Angie Kaminski Christina Kaupp Amanda Kehler Amanda Kellogg Randy Kent Stephanie Kiefuik Chihiro Kinjo Dwane Kipnik Meagan Kissick Wally Konowalchuk Erica Kraljic Jason Kammerer Shonna Lamb Michelle Landry Catherine Larsen Gene Lars

Winston Churchhill High School 1995

Author: Winston Churchill High School
Publication venue: Winston Churchill High School
Publication date: 01/01/2020
Field of study

The annual publication of the students of Winston Churchill High School, Lethbridge, Alberta. (1994-95)pdfWCHS ARCHIVES 1994-1995 Winston Churchill Library .9 WINSTON CHURCHILL HIGH SCHOOL LETHBRIDGE ALBERTA 1994- 1995 Mike Gervais, Dave Warren, George Delaney: Dogs with dogs. Brent Gunnlaugson, Candace Briscoe, Jackie Coward, Lisa Vandesteeg: Who's in the drivers seat? Ton vi Tran : Are we having fun yet? Kim Willms: It's VAN - ah? Darcy Richardson, Ricki Campbell, Brandy Bengry, Sannah Sharpe: If only I could find some girls! Kim Crowe, Nadia Houle, T.K. Androkovitch: Freshmen on the grass. Christie Molcak, Alison Fabro, Carrie Roelofs: Who want's ice - cream? a 11 1 i 1 !. ”G’- 1S. /Si, 3 Meagan Kissick: A little light reading. 4 Daoud Mangal is into heavy metal. Sean Stefan and Nicole Rich: Picnic in the park. Man’s Best Friend? I'll be there Quan Tan, Nhan Le, Tan Hua, Yuki Suzuki, and Sean Giles share a Kodak moment. Jenny Marshalsay and Marta Martinez: Together it seams so easy. Richard Mann, Aaron Puhi and Tim Fehr focus on fellowship for FRIENDS "WHAT I look for is loyalty." "What DO I look for in a friend? hmm... honesty and loyalty." "Uniquness and not afraid to express YOUrself." "A sense of humour, trust and a good listener." 'I LOOK for honesty." "Originality." "I look FOR someone who is not afraid to be himself." "I look for a good personality IN a friend." "A personahty, honesty and just to be there when you need them." -Terri Jo Oler "A FRIEND should be fun to be with." -Anonymous - Karl Rejman -Anonymous -Zaina Jubrail -Carey West -Allana Hodge -Erica Joosse -Anonymous -Janel Wilson 5 RUNNING AWAY FROM HOME It's Not Over 'til The Fat Lady Sings Tony Thepsouvanh: HAIL TO THE KING!! TO THRILL I DOn't like watching T.V. sports, but live games relieve stress. - Janice Brown They keep YOU in shape and they're competitive. - Angela Zimmer I LIKE them because I'm competitive and I enjoy the suspence and the skills of the athletes. - Gordon Valgardson I like SPORTS because I like to watch the girls in their shorts! - Devry Loran They're enjoyable and they take up a lot of time. - Donavan Edwards I like sayin' "GO GRIFFINS!"... What is a Griffin anyway?! - Julie Lewis 6 Coralee Nolan-lillemo dreams of Jon Low while dressing Dave Warren in his football pads. Fred Andrews shows Patti deGorter some smooth moves. The Bulldogs practice running away with the ball. Donavan Edwards, Steve Dubbelboer and Joel Wolkowycki: The Churchill Volleyball team gets ready for a hit. 1 I 7 Home Away From Home Making your mark Tyler Borthwick is taking his lunch break. I like foods class? It's so easy and it's fun. I love sewing; I'm just one of those weird people. There's no set pace in clothing. Qcan work as fast as I want to get everything done or I can take my time. I need to learn how to cook because I am going to WHY DO have to feed myself. I [Jj^Jeating the product. I need the credits. LIKE I like to make something. I LOVE to do the written work. Patti's the best teacher in m.lKlschool. I get too frustrated with sewing, but I love the project when it's finished. We get to cook or make what we want in this We learn something while we're having fun. CLASS -Kelly Collier -Kari May -Jeremy Christensen -Curtis Polec -Tyler Borthwick -Darrick Scott -Anita Popovics -Brandy Leavitt -Paul Bradfield -Nadine Kary -Judith Rowley -Susan Kurina Ria Civitarese is making her spring collection. Amanda Hopkins and Darren Beddome: Next order on its way. Saifullah Mangal's future is so bright he has to wear shades. Phuong Diep makes a master piece. Curtis Lingrell: How much do I get paid again? Daphne Boe: If you think you can do better, go for it. Michelle Konowalchuck and Sandra Reynolds focus on technology. Brandy Leavitt is concentrating in class. 9 Jackie Coward and Melissa Dustan are naturally artistic. Jordon Pisko and Chris Duncan are environmentally friendly. Jon Low finds out that it tastes AWFUL! Michael Hua: Open wide and say "Ahh". 10 Nadine Kary in a meltdown situation. Dejan Ristic concentrates. Kevin Roelofs, Joe Girard, Terri Jo Oler, Shonna Lamb, Stephanie Mehrer: Beauties and the Beasts. Justin Bengry auditions for an Egyptian mummy. IN THE EYE OF THE BEHOLDER The Paws That Refreshes Anonymous comments from various students: I like science because we get to do fun things like test our Toe Jam! WHY, I don't know. I like drama because we DO fun things like climbing on boxes! I like Biology because YOU get to see the insides of frogs. Not very lady-like am I? I LIKE drama because in class Brad does the backstroke on the floor without a life preserver! Science Sucks! It should be a nap time for High Schoolers! I like THIS Chemistry stuff. It's cool because it's fun to blow things up. My favorite part of this Science COURSE is when we tested our tongues! I like Art because, because, because! 11 TOP DOGS I Leaders of the Pack for PRJDE PRINCIPAL’S YEARBOOK MESSAGE, 1994-95 - 'THE CHURCILL FAMILY" To those who have walked within these walls, Winston Churchill High School has become home. And like a home, the people have become like familyjpring about each other, with the best interests of each person at heart. It is a place you have grown to love, to look forward to meeting with your friends, to attend the special functions here, to share thaspecial memories of the past years' activities and now some of us say goodbye to Churchill. A®1''" ' As youprepare to leave the Winston Churchill family, think of it as leaving your "home away from home." You will carry with you a warm place in vour heart for tire people you have met andjthe memories you have, made in this building. Tire staff of Winston Churchill High School have put much energy into giving you roots upon which to grow and now we give you wings with wliich to leave us. It has been a tremendous year for us. As you walk through the memories of this book and reflect back upon the year, think of the Churchill family fondly, and in the words of Winston Churchill, "Let us go forward together". All the best to you. Carol Steen, Principal THE CHURCHILL FAMILY - THERE ARE SO MANY THINGS THAT I LIKE ABOUT CHURCHILL I like the school plant, the wide bright clean hallways, the pleasant classroom spaces, the renovated Drama/Music room, the bright gymnasium and of course the new staff room. But most importantly 1 like the collegiality among the stall, and the friendly relatiiinslups I >etw • vn staff ’. and students, Whether it is discussing sea ting fora special assembly with the caretaking staff, or. c<msidering new curriculum and textbooks within a department, or dealing with learning guidi - and t< -.1- with the learning center aides, or trying to keep myself organized fo keep up with the ci ficieht secretarial staff, or engoyfog treat of the week w ith a mathematics class before attacking a. new cona-p. I always feel that my ideas will be respected if not always accepted. Comifig to school is a pleasure. I feel forutunate to have found a school as caring as is Churchill. Ken May - Assistant Principal What do I like best about Churchill? The people, both the staff and the students! When I become brain dead working on attendance"problems, there is not better antidote than to go into my English 20 class and work with some wonderful young people. I know it isn't easy for students growing up today, but I am constantly amazed by the young people in this school Thar friendliness, their imagination, and their energy speak well of them. . After attending a combined junior/senior high school in Vancouver with 3 AXtataHnts, I decided that if ycschoW are to work they must retain a personal touch. Fortunately, we have been able to escape the anonymity which characterizes mega schools, but 1 hope we continue to emphasize the personal dimension ol Churchill BobTarleck A fostant Principal CHURCHILL FAMILY 1 love W.C.HS. Hie spirit of community, the friendships, the support and accepting nature of the students and staff here are second to none. Churchill opens its arms to all students. Cliques are few. Everyone here has worth and, importance regardless of race, religion or sex. It's an excellent place to be. Lotus pre» onward and grow further together! Tim Rollingsort- Assistant Principal The Student's CouAcil has built Churchill pride and the Churchill family by organizing dances,pep rallies and specific days of the year such as "fun day". These exciting events have promoted student participation. 1 believe that students this year are more aware of hew important Churcliili pridse is to them and what it does for the school With students coming to all school functions and showing everyone their school spirit,, Wiinston Churchill has reached a new level of Churchill pride. With the help of ylL the stucent body, teachers and friends, this year Iras been/one of the best years of my high school career. 1 hope that future students attending Churchill will try to show as much enthusiasm and Churchill pride as we have. Good luck to all in whatever endeavors come your wav! Go Bulldogs! Ton Vi Tran, Student Council Prsident Student’s Council enables me to express my ideas, plan events and contribute lib our school. As Grad Chairperson, 1 hope to help make Grad '95 the best Winston Churcliili has ever had! (Keep your fingers crossed!) Helen Trinh - Grad Chairperson This year on Student's Council my first priority is to spark school spirit. I want to promote involvement of the student body in school events and support for the athletic teams. 1 also intend to make graduation the most memorable ever. ? Christie Molcak - lnlermurals Rep. Helen Trinh : Alone at the top. Trish Perverseff, Lilian Chau, Kylie Wolcott, Twyla MacDonald, Ken Pon, Alison Fabro, Helen Trinh, Tim Rollingson, Sharon Peat, Christie Molcak, Chris Dietzen, Mark Mullin, Ton Vi Tran, Darrick Scott, Melissa Dustan : Student's Council 1994-1995. Carol Steen : Getting into the swing of things. 12 Tim Rollingson, Ken May, Bob Tarleck, Carol Steen : Churchill's "vets". 13 ROCK N' ROLL DOGS Doggone Fine Tiffany Millard is ze evil French vomen. AT DANCES Churchill's dances go in extremes: WHAT happens is either really boring or really grrreat. DOn't ask me. I haven't ever been to one. Kevin Harris They are OK. But, YOU know, more people need to show up! Deborah Constable I THINK they should play more equal amounts OF slow and fast songs. The music is good and the DANCES are OK. 14 Dancing is a scream with Leo Plouffe and Lisa Vandesteeg Dave Lavorato: Future GQ cover model. Shianne Fyfe, Nicole Flexhaug, Melissa Scullen, Lindsay Thompson, Heather Anderson, Trisha Pervensoff: The Village People. Qais Mangal and Ricardo Alas: Don't take dance lessons from these guys! Jackie Smith: Disco fever. Friendship's #1 with Jessica Morrison even though her friend Samantha McBean is Spiderwomen. John Hayes: Raise your hands if you're sure. Carrie Roelofs, Alison Fabro, Leanne Roga, Jen Sherrill, and Jackie Culler show their million dollar smiles. V\r 15 Jennifer Sherril and Christine Cole: Next months cover girls. Jennifer MacFarlane, Tracy Wong and Kristen Lorenz: Churchill's trend setters. Bulldog’s Closet Fashion Dogma Tania Androkovitch: Style with a smile. 'WHAT is old is new; what is sloppy is good." -Lilian Chow "I DOn't know this year's styles." -Sandy Shields "Casual and YOU can wear what you want." -Karla Whitnac "Looks LIKE what I wore last year!" -Rebecca Furlotte "Like I know anything fashion? Look at me!" -Greg Rollingson "1 VSIIHIX!should be more revealing." -Ken Pon Travis Wilson and Chris Singh: These guys have No Fear? Michael-Lea Meinzer: The Library's latest model. Rebecca Furlotte and Anna Bourelle: On the air with Flare. 16 Andrew Houthuys: “Mom told me there’d be days like this.” X Abbott, Ken Aceytuno, Alex Anderson, Frank Anderson, Kindra Androkovich, Tania Arakaki, Morohito Arens, Kristen Au, Alycia Baiguera, Raymond Baker, Bradley Bakkum, Theodore Banack, Adelle Bane, Alison Barton, Krista Beall, John Bell, Jennifer Bengry, Brandy Berezan, Jarrett Berridge, Billi Joe Bertalanic, Natalie Bogos, Angela Borthwick, Shari Briscoe, Cory Brooks, Lance Brown, Christina Brown, Clayton Butterwick, Darci Cabrera, Rosa Caldwell, Lindsay Calles, Jarvis Angela Cholmondeley, Kristina Persaud, Janiffer Rios and Kristine White do lunch. 18 GR. 10 I wondered how I would find my way around, and I was afraid of what the Grade 12’s would do to us. - Trish Guyulai I was concerned about the IB work, but other than that I did not worry. - zl/er Currie. I thought it would be cool because adults give you more respect. - Marcel Toeters After a couple of days I got to know everyone, and now I feel okay. - Christopher Singh I felt excited about starting grade 10, because I’d get to learn new things and I have. - Dot McRae Grade 10 was a brand new start. - Thinh Le I thought it was going to be a lot worse than it really was. - Kristen Arens I didn’t like the layout of the school. It was a maze. - Chris Pinchuk. I was really excited! I was finally going to go to an "adult” school. You get treated like you’re an adult, and high school is a lot of fun. I’d heard things about it. - Shannon Taylor I felt feelings of nervousness, a little bit of fear, but a lot of excitement about starting grade 10. -Zaina Jubrail I thought high school would be scary, but when I came here it was nothing really. Everyone has their own friends, so that's what I'm sticking with. - Twighla Verestiuk . I felt scared because I thought I wouldn't know anybody except Sam, and he doesn't count. -Steven Dub-belboer It was just like starting grade 7. It wasn’t scary or intimidating because school just started so fast that I didn't have time to be intimidated, and when I found time I just got to know everyone in my classes. - George Dyson I felt very excited and nervous. I could hardly wait for summer to be over. -'April Pierzchala A new sensation - being sandwiched between three football players and a locker. - Jennifer Easthope I was scared I wouldn’t fit in and thought I would be alienated. - Russell Goodman I thought starting high school was all right; we have more freedom than in junior high. - Darcy Richardson You have more responsibilities but it's more fun. - Aaron Hargrave I thought this was the perfect chance to get mature guys; I soon realized there were none here. - Tania Androkovich I thought it was really scary because everyone seemed like they were 10 times bigger than me. I felt really stupid because I kept getting lost. - Tina Yu I felt that I was entering a place where the education is directed to mature, grown-up individuals who can think and do their work themselves. - Jan Davies I felt anxious, scared, curious and excited all at the same time. - Richard Mann Campbell, Ricki Chamney, Amanda Chan, Alex Chatters, Garett Cholmondeley, Angela Chow, Brandon Chua, Mary Civitarese, Ria Conrad, Samuel Cook, Sara Cossette, Mark Crowe, Kimberley CryingHead, Kara Currie, Alex Cuthbert, Kimberlee Cutler, Lori Dalton, Ryan Davies, Jan Davoren, Brad De Groot, Valerie Dick, Jonathan Dubbelboer, Steven Dumont, Allan Dyson, George 19 Easthope, Jennifer Eberwein, Jeremy Edwards, Donavan English, Dustin Evans, David Fabro, Scott Fernandez, Roberto Flynn, Keith Forsyth, Jace Fress, Cory Fritz, Jenny Ftichar, Paul Gamero, Brenda Gaskell, Scott Gerlock, Crista Germain, Casey Gervais, Gregory Gilbert, Trevor Giles, Sean Girard, Joe Giurissevich, Christine Goodman, Russell Graham, Michael Grajeda, Leslie 20 Crista Gerlock, Kara CryingHead: Dynamic Duo Grant, Scott Graveland, Erin Gray, Amanda Gray, B. Greenway, Jolene Grodzicky, Tracey Gruninger, Shauna Gyulai, Patricia Halley, Jared Hargrave, Aaron Harvey, Jasmine Hellofs, Nichole Henderson, Robert Hoffman, Kevin Holberton, Kasey Hopkins, Jenny Horvath, Attila Houle, Nadia Houthuys, Andrew Hurt, Bradley Hurt, Darren Janke, Jennifer Johnson, Blake Johnson, Marc Jory, Jason Jubelius, Matthew Jubrail, Zaina Kaminski, Angie Kammerer, Jason Kaschl, Robbie 21 Kaupp, Christina Kehler, Amanda Kent, Randy Kinjo, Chihiro Kipnik, Dwane Kissick, Meagan Konowalchuk, Wally Kraljic, Erica Krampl, Ryan Kwong, Lester Lamb, Shonna Larsen, Catherine Larsen, Eugene Laverock, J. Lawson, Becky Le, Thinh Lopez, Arturo Lopez, Fredy Lorenz, Kristen Low, Geordie Luc, Yee Lukens, Nicole Lybbert, Loren Mabin, Duncan MacBean, Samantha MacBeth, Lisa MacFarlane, Jennifer Macklin, Eric Macklin, Julie Macwilliam, Kimberlee Karla Whitnack with still life. 22 Mann, Richard Martin, Kyle Martin, Starr Martinez, Saul McColl, Aaron McKague, Shaun McKinstry, Jeffrey McLean, Keri McRae, Dorothy Mehrer, Stephanie Millar, Paul Molcak, Joshua Moore, Ryan Morrison, Jessica Nagewadia, Punita Neufeld, Lyndsey Oler, Terri Jo Owen, Geraint Peacock, Tina Persaud, Kristina Persley, Kim Pierzchala, April Pinchak, Christopher Popovics, Anita 23 Porteous, Jenny Porter, Jamie Prete, Brody Puhi, Aaron Quesnelle, Melissa Ress, Robert Rich, Nicole Richardson, Darcy Rios, Janiffer Roberts, Andrea Roelofs, Kevin Rousselle, Jason Rowe, Helen Rynenberg, Julia Schlacter, Chrissy Seberg, Lance Sharpe, Sannah Shaw, Shannon Singh, Christopher Skow, Spencer Smith, Jacqueline Solly, Amanda Stafford, Carolyn Stafford, Daryl 24 Standing, Jeffrey Standing, Stephen Supina, Jesse Susaki, Kaori Suzuki, Hiroyuki Szteina, Janel Tanner, Amber Taylor, Shannon Thai, Tinh Thomas, Darrin Thomas, Justin Toeters, Marcel Tyznenko, Timothy Vair, Randy Vandevelde, Mary Van Egmond, Matthew Ventura, Ernesto Verbree, Amy Verestiuk, Twighla Virostek, Stacey Wagner, Lyndsey Waldron, B.J. Walker, Jeff Walker, Melissa Ward, Leha Warkentin, David Warkentin, Jason Wells, Craig White, Kristine 25 Whitnack, Karla Williams, Tamara Williams-Freeman, Joseph Wilson, Travis Wingfield, Teresa Wong, Tracy Wyryna, senna Yanke, Jason Yu, Raymond Yu, Tina Zimmer, Angela Zimmer, Megan Missing Puppy Ronald Filgas Paul Wolden poses for the yearbook. Jarvis Calles, Ernesto Ventura: “Say what?” Grade 10 tries to win the flag. Ken Abbott: “Get that camera out of my face, or I’ll *?!*@” 26 Susan Kurina is “bearing” it all for the sake of art. OOGS ON SHOWHOWLING AT THE MOON Music is good for nothing - unless it’s fun! - Audrey Tannant Drama and Music are such a break from the normal routine of daily stress in class. - Julie Lewis It exalts the soul. - Hagar Niv It gives me a chance to express my feelings. - Jen Rio£ I have fun with instruments. - Nancy Tang It helps to enhance our artistic natures. - Lyndsey Neufeld Something interesting and fun that fills my spare time. - Mark Blankenstyn Brad Baker, Ryan Nakamura: Go Blow Your Horns! Amy LePine tickles the ivories. Amy LePine, Bonnie Androkovich: Just put your lips together and blow 28 Lyndsey Neufeld, Darci Butterwick, Marlaina Curran are in perfect harmony Terri Jo Oler, Carey West, Darci Butterwick, Shari Borthwick, Lindsey Neufeld: How much is that doggie in the window . . . Toot toot. Lester Kwong blows his flute. Andrea Roberts: open wide Zaina Jubrail, Reka Silasi, Kim Willms: All together now, laa, laa, laa 29 MAKING YOUR MARK. Art is an important vehicle for self expression. - Monica Jackson I like art because it allows you to develop your artistic skill. - George Dyson You can express yourself through your art. - Raila Tucker You can express your imagination through sculpture, paper, etc. - Jen Ress After a hard, hectic day, it gives you an opportunity to relax and express your frustrations on paper. - Jayson Mah Mike Kesler grins while creating a masterpiece. 30 31 LEARNING NEW TRICKS The Lights! The Action! and watching Greg drink coffee. - Marlaina Curran. If it weren’t for drama classes we would have have no one to watch on TV. - Monica Jackson Drama gives me a chance to express the silly side of me. - Nadia Houle I like drama because it offers me the opportunity to get accepted into many high places such as the circus and various acts in Vegas. - Joel Schwarz. To be on stage under the lights is a bigger rush than a fast moving vehicle or bungee jumping. - Heather Firth It mirrors life, it portrays humanity, it is a picture of our soul. - Greg Wolcott Carolyn Stafford, Amanda Kehler, Brody Prete: AAAH! STOP! It’s the evil hair thief about to strike this unsuspecting pair! Heather Firth, John Surber, Monica Jackson: Backstage babes. Kevin Roelofs: Walk this way?! 32 Shannon Shaw, Lyndsey Neufeld, Shannon Taylor: Zap! Greg Wolcott (Drama 10 class): Excellent class! You look bored so realistically. Shonna Lamb, Kara Crying Head, Tamara Williams, Christine Giurissevich and Jackie Smith are on a stairway to . . . well somewhere. Leo Plouffe, Joel Schwarz, Chris Wood: Unhand him or face the dire consequences of my chair. Ronald Filgas, Robbie Kaschl, Twighla Verestiuk: Card tricks. 33 Jason Chudobiak gets down and dirty. Laura Nelsen is out making mudpies again. Casandra Paul, Derrick Scott: Lean on me. Ashley Duncan creates music to soothe the savage beast. 34 Brad Gillam: Mighty and Meaty. WORKING BREEDS Alas, Ricardo Alcock, Kirt Alexander, Trevor Archibale, Cherylene Ash, Darcey Ash, Kori Atkinson, Scott Baker, Michael Baraniecki, Robyn Barton, Jason Beddome, Darren Berg, Tonja Bitango, Jerrod Blankenstyn, Mark Boddy, Erling Boe, Daphne Boh, Jonathan Boron, Carrie Bosma, Dallas Bota, Thomas Bradfield, Paul Brandley, Lindsey Bretherick, Andy Briscoe, Candace Brittner, Melissa Brower, Lana Brown, Derek Brown, Kris Bullshields, Jessica Cerutti, Ryan Jon Boh and Audrey Tannant take a break in the action. 36 GR. 11 I think Grade 11 is the turning point in life and what you will do in your future job. - Jim Chow Being in grade 11 is unique because you need more time to do homework and you have harder classes than in grade 10. - Greg Rollingson I feel that the most unique thing about grade 11 is that I’ll

Winston Churchill High School The Statesman 1972

Author: Winston Churchill High School
Publication venue: Winston Churchill High School
Publication date: 01/01/2020
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The annual publication of the students of Winston Churchill High School, Lethbridge, Alberta. (1971-72)pdfstatesman Sin' Statesman M "Knowledge, Its Own Reward" THE ANNUAL PUBLICATION OF THE STUDENTS OF WINSTON CHURCHILL HIGH SCHOOL LETHBRIDGE, ALBERTA Volume XII, 1971 - 72 PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE The 1971-72 school year at Winston Churchill High School has been a year of consolidation and reorganization. The need for reorganization was brought about by a number of staff changes and some rather significant changes in function for those on staff. Consolidation, because we believe that what has been going on in Winston Churchill over the past ten years, is of very great significance to the education of young adults. We wanted to be very sure that we have analysed very carefully what it is we're doing. Secondly, we want to ensure that we continue those desirable practices which have been developed over the years through a process of trial and error. Finally, we believe that consolidation is necessary because we have reached a point in development where trial and error is no longer necessary. Having said this, you could justifiably ask what Churchill is developing or what makes that school any different from any other school. In answering my own question, I would point to two things which, in my opinion, are the most significant and the focal point towards which all of our educational efforts have been directed over the past number of years. One: We believe that it is possible to give a student a quality education within an environment that is pleasant, warm and friendly. In other words, an education does not have to be a bitter pill that must be forcibly crammed down the unwilling throats of those on the receiving end. Two: We believe that in educating young adults, the student must be given — and can be given — the maximum possible freedom to making decisions regarding his or her educational future. Now, if this sort of freedom if intended within an educational vacuum, the results would be rather chaotic. If the choice and freedom amount to nothing more than a flip of the coin — heads or tails — freedom to choose, then the freedom is so shallow that it has no meaning. But if freedom is extended within the framework of a socially accepted standard as determined by the School Act and the Department of Education Curriculum. If it is further defined by written goals and policies of our local school board which accurately reflect the wishes of the parents; and if the process is supervised and students have the guidance of a concerned and healthy motivated staff, then, I would suggest to you that the freedom extended can be absolute and will result in the development of a sense of responsibility and maturity far beyond the years normally expected of the school population. Our experience this year and over the past few years would indicate that such a system is possible. Our experiences would also indicate that we have not yet achieved our goal. Some students still find education more painful and relevant and in several areas of our operation, the socially acceptable framework is rather ill-defined which makes the extension of a free choice rather difficult. These are the challenges of tomorrow and the next day. With the continued cooperation of the students, their parents and our professional staff, these problems will be overcome — tomorrow or the next day — we are that close. J. WAYNE TERRIFF Principal PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE A flashback on the Calendar of Events of this year makes you realize what a great time it has been. There were the annual events: the sports, the productions, the trading of school pictures, the excitement of frosh day, the ordering of school rings, people running around selling raffle tickets, flags, T-shirts, and of course the Sweethear Queen Contest plus three major tournaments. We did manage a few unique things this year: Mr. Turner Night, bus trips to Medicine Hat, a canoe club, a black and white addition to the family called "Winston" and a trip to Thunder Bay, Ontario. There were things we failed on. The "Crud" and lounge furniture took more time than we had to devote. Attendance at sports, dances, pep rallies, assemblies and productions were down from previous years, but we didn't fail totally because some people gained from them. Yes, this was the year of "The King and I," and our girls' basketball team winning the provincial championship. Yet, some naive source accuses us of being 50% drug addicts. We have in the Student Council Constitution certain objectives; like social functions should cater to the general student body and that all students have equal opportunities to participate. I hope we accomplished these goals. I owe thanks to many people for helping me throughout the year, especially Mr. Terriff, Mr. Anderson and Mr. Clewes. The teachers, secretaries, janitorial staff and student body were so good to me in the form of gifts and help. Thank you all very much. The end of the year is here, and for the grads that have been looking forward to it for so long it is a sad time. I wish each individual grad the best of life and living in his future years. To the people that will make Churchill a success in the next few years I hope things turn out more than perfect for you and your school. "Parting is such sweet sorrow" is a very over-dramatized and over-used line but it says it all too well. Take care of Churchill and the dog. Take from Winston Churchill what you can; I took a lot. SHARON STEVENSON STUDENTS' COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL Front row: Jane Busowski, Jack Chym-boryk, Anne Burnett, Jane MacPherson, John Wevers, Karen Crane. Back row: Laurie Legg, Sharon Stevenson, Mr. Clewes, Peggy Zmurchyk, Dennis DeGroot. SENIOR COUNCIL Front row: Jack Chymboryk, Anne Burnett, Ken Shaskin. Back row: Susan Frier, Laurie Legg. SOPHOMORE COUNCIL Front row: Carol Sekiya, Ruth Kalau, Wendy Lagler, Karen Crane, Peggy Hutton, Eugene Nakahama. Back row: Dennis DeGroot, John Wevers, Mr. Lahti, Dieter Witzke, Igor Shaskin. FRESHMAN COUNCIL Front row: Karen James, Pat Sander, Jane MacPherson, Diane Davis, Kathy Hamilton, Wendy Kline. Back row: Mrs. Alvau, Randy Rae, John Voort, Jane Busowski. TEACHER Pat: Honoured Guests, Fellow Graduands, Parents, and the Faculty of Winston Churchill High School. We come before you with our unrehearsed, unpolished, hard worked for Teacher Introductions: Albert: This year we didn't do the perennial sit-down think-up job of presenting our teachers to you. No, sir, Pat wanted to do it the hard way. Pat: I did? Albert: You did. With dogged determination we got hold of every teacher's spouse. This was pretty hard because four of them aren't married! Pat: In the eyes of many students, teachers are teachers, not human beings. Albert: So we say, who knows the teachers better than their wives or husbands? Pat: I don't know Albert. Who knows the teachers better than their wives and husbands? Albert: Uh-uh. We would like to remedy this misconception tonight. We went to the spouses and asked them to relate to us . . . mentionable incidents in the days gone by — of dating, malt shops, bobby socks, ponytails, Roy Rogers horse . . . Pat: Would the teachers please stand when their names are mentioned so everyone knows who's being embarrassed. We'll start with the newly-weds. Pat: Anita Grant. Being married less than one year, Anita's husband Hugh didn't have too much trouble remembering this rather emba rassing incident that occurred while they were dating. One fine sunny day, Anita and Hugh decided to go for a drive. They ended up on a deserted country road outside of Mag-rath parked smack dab in the middle of the road. While engaged in the usual activity a young couple finds themselves in on a deserted country road, they were rudely interrupted by a loud honking. Needing some air anyway, they both looked up to see where the honking was coming from. They were shocked to see a busload of laughing, pointing, school kids staring wideyed at them. Hugh, realizing the need for quick action, pulled the car over to the side of the road, while Anita slumped down in the seat. The bus finally passed w th the kids crying with laughter. By the way, Anita is our girls' phys. ed. teacher and rumor has it that if sex education is ever taught at Winston, they won't have to look too hard for a capable instructor. Albert: Eleanore Commodore. Eleanore and Wayne Commodore have been married a short 18 months. All I could get out of Wayne about how they met was that he was hammered out of his head at a party when he looked up and saw a pretty young thing. Things changed when he sobered up. She wasn't pretty—she was beautiful. Final score - Husbands 1, Bachelors 0. And the in-laws lived happily ever after. Pat: Glen Alexander. Glen, Mr. Versatile on Churchill's teaching staff, teaches Physics and Physical Education. He devotes a great deal of his time to coaching the girls' basketball team. Janet, Glen's wife of two years, found this out when she was dating him. She was watching a basketball game the Griffins were playing one night. She had to leave early so she got up and left at half time. Janet was walking down the hall towards him and he was walking to the dressing room with the’ team. Being the only other person in the hall besides the team, Janet fully expected Glen to stop and talk to her for a minute. Glen saw her but walked right on by, totally engrossed in the basketball business at hand. Wondering whether Glen was going to marry her or a basketball, Janet stomped1 indignantly down the hall. Albert: Marilyn Barrett. Marilyn Barrett is Fab teacher and a liberated woman, or so it seems. Morley, her husband of three years tells us how they met. She asked him out to a girls formal and he accepted. All I can say is where is a good girls formal when you need one? Pat: Oh, by the way, if you haven't noticed, our LIBERATED Marilyn is going to be a mother. If that's women's lib, I think I'll wait a while before I liberate myself. Pat: Malcolm Clewes. Mai and wife, Mary, have been hitched for four years. Mai was student teaching at Churchill at the time his first son was born. When the nurse told' the ecstatic Mai that he was the father of a boy, he just stood in front of the nursery window for 20 minutes. Then he turned' around and exclaimed, "It's a boy!". You can see how hard up we are for a biology teacher. Albert: Mel Lahti. Mel Lahti, English teacher, has been married to Lynn for about four years. Lynn tells me they met at a music camp. While standing in the mess hall line, Lynn was sizing up the likelys and the unlikelys when she saw a blond, skinny legged young man who looked interesting. Those skinny legs conquer dll barriers, Mel. Pat: Mitch Forster. Mitch and his wife Rose have been doing it legally for six years. While dating, Mitch had the habit of always correcting Rose's English. She thinks he corrects her a lot — you should see my English papers. The head of the English department, Mitch also actively in student affairs. Albert: You mean Mitch is actively involved in student affairs. Pot: Albert, if I didn't know your last name, I'd swear you were ... Albert: Paulette Alvau. Paulette Alvau, whirlwind of a Social teacher and her husband, Nick, have been living together with a license for six and one-half years. Their's is a small-town romance. Except for one incident when they were at the drive-in and Paulette "ACCIDENTALLY" spilt soda in Nick's lap. Need I say more! Albert: Willie Mathis. Willie is Churchill's swinging band conductor. Willie and Sandra Mathis have been married' for over seven years. Sandra tells me she met Willie in Billings, Montana, when they were attending Eastern Montana College. They met in one of the most romantic areas on campus . . . the parking lot . . . Sandra was going with another fellow and unwittingly he introduced her to Willie. I guess it was the "best friend relieves the unknowning freshman of his girlfriend" caper. Pat: Pete Neufeld. Pete and Heather Neufeld have been married seven years in August. While both attending the U. of Alberta, Pete casually hinted that she could use his English notes if she ever needed them. Well, Heather belonged to a fraternity on campus and they happened to have a formal dance coming up. So, using the excuse that she needed his notes she went to see him at his apartment. Fully intending to ask him to escort her to the dance, she gathered up all her courage and said to Pete: "Would you like to go to our Fraternity dance?" Pete agreed that he would go and then piped up, "Should I bring a date along to the dance?" I'm sure Heather had second thoughts about him. Pete is a bit more aware of things in the athletic department. Teaching boys p.t. and coaching the Bulldogs keeps him on his toes as does his working side by side with nutty Anita Grant. Pat: Graeme Wigg. Graeme and Jeanette Wigg have been married nine years and he spices up his social studies lectures with his distinctly Australian accent. Jeanette tells us that while parked in a car in the wee hours of the morning — get INTRODUCTIONS this, on a beach in Australia, their car became stuck^ in the mud. They walked several miles to the nearest house for help to get them out. There they found a wild party going on but some of the men offered to help the embarrassed couple. Maybe Graeme could help Anita out with the sex education course. Pat: Wayne Terriff. Wayne is our sometimes loveable, sometimes not so loveable principal. He doesn't teach anything — come to think of it, I don't know WHAT he does. Wayne and his wife Beth have been married for nine years. The first set of dishes the Terriffs owned were Melmac, the unbreakable type. One night they made some toffee and placed it on one of the plates. The toffee got stuck and they couldn't get it off. So, Wayne took a hammer and tried to pound it off. With one mighty blow, he broke the unbreakable plate into smithereens. I guess I underestimated Wayne's strength. Maybe he and Larry Holland should have an arm wrestle to determine Churchill's strongman — on staff, that is. Albert: Fred Hamilton. Fred Hamilton, and his wife, Florence, have been married for over 10 years. Fred is one of our many business teachers. Florence tells us she met Fred when she was working in a store and Fred came in to shop. I bet when he inquired to what she had, she replied, "what you see is what you get." It was love at first sight. Albert: Wendel Mills. Wendel Mills, renowned canoeist, teaches social and psychology. Linda and Wendel have been married for 10 years also. Linda tells me that when Wendel was in Grade 12, he was quite a little devil, getting himself expelled from school. When Momsy found out, she was so shocked that she attacked his principal with a plate of eggs but it seems only Wendel ended up with . . . egg on his face. Pat: That was terrible. Albert: I know. Next! Gary Shilladay. Gary is the art teacher at Winston. Gary and Arlene have been married for 11 years. Arlene told me that when they were courting in high school, Gary would phone her and ask her to go to the show. What he didn't say was Dutch. Gary, being a pool shark, often had his future wife behind the 8 ball by surprising her at the ticket office with "You pay First". Pat: Bill Langlands. Bill and Mel Langlands tied the marital knot a dozen years ago. During their courtship, an interesting little incident occurred. While they were out on a date, their car got stuck in some mud. Don't laugh Mr. Wigg, at least they weren't on a public beach. Being the heroic type, Bill got out of the car and told Mel to "Juice" the engine while he tried to push the car out. Not knowing how to drive, Mel promtly ran over Bill's foot and broke one of his toes. This painful injury doesn't seem to be bothering Bill these days. At least I've never seen him limp into a Math class. Albert: Colin Turner. Colin Turner is one of the French teachers at our school. He's been married to Irene for 16 years next month. Irene tells us they spent their honeymoon in Toronto. Colin wanted to see Niagara Falls so they drove 90 miles in the hot humid weather of southern Ontario. When they arrived, they gazed blissfully at the cataract. Thirty seconds later, Colin hopped in the car and said, "Let's go!". A real romantic excursion. Pat: Jim Anderson. J’im is our vice-principal and social studies teacher. Maybe he can tell me what Terriff does. Jim and Marilyn have been married for 17 years but Marilyn remembers well what happened frequently during their dating days. They were both going to college in Saskatoon, but they lived on opposite ends of town. After taking her home from a date, Jim would have to catch a certain bus home. While stretching out his farewells, he would often miss his bus and a brisk, five-mile walk awaited him. Albert, no wonder he's so punctual these days. Pat: Cliff Daw. Cliff, the male version of Ann Landers is a physics teacher. He and his wife Ruth have been married 19 years. While they were dating. Cliff was a grade 5 science teacher. Naturally becoming very involved with his students, and going to their level, he started building and flying kites with the kids. When Cliff and Ruth went to visit her parents in Medicine Hqt he took one large kite with him and flew it frequently during the visit. Poor Ruth's father didn't quite know what to think of his future son-in-law. Albert: Nick Patson. Nick is the other French teacher at Churchill. He has been married to Gerda for 23 years. The tale of how they became married is intriguing. Nick and Gerda met in West Germany where they were working for their countries at a High Commission Building. At this time, the country sponsoring Gerda was overrun by Communists and her passport began to expire. She would be forced to return and their marriage would never have taken place. Then our hero made a big decision. He would marry Gerda earlier than they planned so she could apply for a new passport. So, Nick got a young, beautiful bride and Gerda got a shiny new passport . . . and a husband, too. Albert: John Landeryou. John and Betty Landeryou have had the knot tied for a quarter of a century or 25 years, which ever came first. Betty met John in a Calgary restaurant when he was demonstrating one of his many athletic feats — his yo-yo. John used to be a yo-yo champ. I guess girls just can't resist muscle men. Pat: True, Albert, true. Pat: Nestor Hryvnak. Mechanical contraptions, machines and gadgets are Nestor's main interest and duties at Winston. The Hryvnaks have been married for 26 years and wife Anne relates this anecdote. Nestor was raised in the big city, while Anne was a small town girl. The first time she took him to her home town, Daysland, Alberta . . . Albert: 10 miles south of beautiful downtown Bawlf . . . Pat: he looked down main street and commented, "Gee, you walk two blocks and you're out of town!" Pat: Bill Kane. Then Kanes hold the record for longevity of marriage on the Churchill staff. They tied the knot back in 1945. Wife Dorothy asks if you ever wondered why Bill became a psychology teacher. Well, it's because he's been trying to figure out his wacky wife all these years — without much success. It's just that feminine mystique, Bill. Probably not found in psychology texts. Albert: As we mentioned, not all the teachers are hitched. There are still some swinging singles left on the staff. Two of them are here tonight and the other two are out swinging. They include Linda Dogterom, the Foods teacher and Rosalind Eichorn, shorthand and business machines teacher. For the two here tonight we have this to say about them: Albert: Lily Larter. Lily is Winston's versatile drama teacher. She puts up with terrible tens, endlessly lazy elevens and terrific twelves in her classes. She goes as far as to sacrifice her lunch periods to teach — a true patriot of the arts. Pat: Hans Bergen. Hans is our part-time chemistry teacher, full-time basketball scorekeeper. Hans' interests in our basketball teams dates back to his brilliant well-known coaching career in the HOOP capital of Canada — Grassy Lake. Pat: Larry Holland. It says here that Larry teaches drafting at Churchill but most of us know better. He is the champion and only bear hunter on the staff. Eat your heart out Mr. Langlands. Larry and his wife, Suzie have been married almost three years. While dating, they went skiing for their first time in West Fernie. Instead of tackling the little hill first, they went right up to the top of the big hill. Suzie was scared to come down but Larry thought nothing of it and took off quickly. The only thing was he didn't know how to stop. After narrowly missing trees and skiers on the way down, he did manage to stop — by plowing head first into a snowbank. He was bawled out by the ski instructor who was probably a bit jealous of his unique (?) style. Pat: Dexter Bevans. Dexter and his wife have been married for five years. He is Churchill's shop teacher and he really buries himself in his work. Actually this is only the third time I've seen him this year. Mrs. Bevans tells us that when they were dating, Dexter had a hot 1956 Dodge. Dexter was rather a reckless driver, turning corners at high speeds. Whenever he did this, she would slide from the end of the seat right up next to him. When she mentioned this to him, he replied, "Of course, I waxed the seats!" Albert: Penny Dodd. Penny and husband Jim, have been married for six years. Penny teaches English and Literature at Winston. Jim tells us they met in the cafeteria out at the Community College. Penny and another girl sat at the table where Jim was eating and eventually he was forced to talk to them. Little did he know that would be the last time Penny would let him talk. Typical female. A

Winston Churchill High School 1989

Author: Winston Churchill High School
Publication venue: Winston Churchill High School
Publication date: 01/01/2020
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The annual publication of the students of Winston Churchill High School, Lethbridge, Alberta. (1988-89)pdfGO FOR IT: Left to Right; Pete Neufeld, Greg Preddy, Cory Kitagawa: Pulling their weight? Leah Christie: Come to mama! Tara Travers: Will this get me an A for school spirit? Clockwise: Jane Rude, Pauline Yau, Mamie Fritz, Sharia Matkins, B.J. Parker, Maegan Thompson, Bonnie Dekok “Where’s the Party?” Gabe Cojocariu: “This is supposed to be spaghetti?” Del Peterson: “Look mom, no hands!’ Steven Farrell: “Where’d the food go?” Janet Pan: “This is my natural state of mind.” Laverne Mok, Marnie Gunnlaugson: “We ran out of gas.” 2 CULTURE AND RECREATION 3 BUSINESS ON THE GO: Cameron Harrison: Clamping down. Jeff Rahala: This paint by number is fun! Danny Rude: The modern Betty Crocker. Brad Chiste and Tammy Smith: Being industrious. Jason Lychak: Scrubbing his troubles away. Chelsea Kovacs and Anita Seiz: Too many cooks? Steven Gockij and Alice Dewijn: Terminally ill? Nicole Titsing: So sew! 4 INDUSTRY AND COMMERCE 5 PEOPLE ON THE GO: Left to Right; Heather Shepherd, Daun DeSouza, Jo Snowden: The gang’s all here! Dell Peterson: Is this a prank phone call? Mary Takeda: Getting down to work. Janet Jankowiak: Did I put in a half cup chili powder or one cup? Greg Wolcott: What’s in this coffee anyway? 6 CITY HALL I am saddened by the thought of leaving Churchill .. . it seems only yesterday I was a “freshman on the floor” avoiding the bathrooms at all costs because a “senior” might've been lurking behind the door waiting Io .llt.r.i III.:' I will never forget these three years at Churchill. What I have learned and experienced at this school has molded me into the person I am and the person I will become. The days of dyeing my hair orange for the noise parade, getting up at 6:00 am for basketball practices and singing “be-bop” solos in the jazz, choir are gone, but what I have gained from being involved in these activities wdl be with me tor lhe rest of my life' It was because 1 was involved that enabled me to learn, to acquire lasting friendships and to expose myself to new ideas and experiences. To get the most out of your high school years, you must put something mi" them; whether u be studying, working on yearbook, being a member of students' council, painting a mural or participating on a school team. Don’t expect things to happen foryou; you must make them happen! This has definitely been a terrific year! Thank you to all students' council members for all your support and hard work and to ill die tear hers and student body for your participation in making our activities a success, I want to wish all of you the be a u.'l m y in iutuic endeavors. Remember, it is not what the world brings to you but what you bring to the world Deanne May Students Council President I Student Council Members: Jane Rude, Ken May, Tara Taylor, Sasha Sakamoto, Jim Stewart, Wayne Pon, Tamra Sloan, Charlene Nykiforuk, Rumi Urasaki, Deanne May, Shannon Grover, Lisa McKenna (Missing Lynette Doepker, Louise Nelson) 7 GO FOR IT: COMMUNITY SERVICES Yolanda Loo, Abdulhwahab Salman, The exciting world of computers. Vince Kovacs: I stop for cameras. Paul Gowans: I should have used Tide. Colin Jorgenson, Michael Pahl: This is dedicated to the one’s we love. John Cvetko helps out Toan Du in an ESL class. Cindy Russell raises a question. Jamie Wemple takes advantage of library time. Nunham Stanford and Gary Bartlett: Doing what they do best. 9 WAY TO GO: PRIDE “I have nothing to offer but blood, toil, tears and sweat” These bluntly determined words from Winston Churchill’s first speech as Prime Minister of Great Britain became the hallmark of a man who became a symbol of British tenacity during WW II. Soldier, journalist, painter, author, orator, nobel prize winner and statesman, Winston Churchill is without doubt one of the most important men of the twentieth century. Born prematurely in 1874, Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill was a neglected child who spoke with a lisp and a slight stutter. His mediocre performance in school did not prevent him graduating from military college. Craving adventure,, he travelled to Cuba as a war correspondent and later to India as both a soldier and journalist. When a war correspondent in the Boer War, he was captured, imprisoned and then escaped over 300 miles of enemy territory. Churchill’s political career began when he entered parliament as a Conservative in 1900. In 1911 he became Lord of the Admiralty where he reorganized and modernized the fleet. Churchill played a major role in several WW I campaigns,' but resigned in 1915 when demoted. 1917 saw Churchill back in parliament as minister of munitions where he played a significant role in the development of the tank. This work led him to the title of War Secretary in 1919. Churchill was one of the few government officials to realize the treat of Hitler’s Germany in the 1930's. Unfortunately, Prime Minister Chamberlain ignored his advice. After the invasion of the Netherlands, the British people, seeing Churchill’s prophecies fulfilled, elected him prime minister in 1940. Not only did Churchill plan successful invasions and defensives in 1943-44, but his inexhaustible energy saw him involved in action on the front lines. Churchill’s dynamic leadership spurred on the British at a time when their hopes were diminishing. After the fall of Belgium and just prior to the fall of France, Churchill made his most inspiring speech: “We saw not flag or fail. We shall go on to the end ... we shall fight in the seas and oceans ... we shall fight on the beaches and landing-grounds, we shall fight in the hills; we shall never surrender ...” Churchill’s dogged determination and enthusiasm not only led the allied forces to victory, but enabled him to negotiate mutual assistance pacts with both the Soviet Union and the United States. Though Churchill had led his nation from near defeat to final victory, the British people did not think he was the man to lead them into the post-war era. In 1945 his party suffered a stunning defeat. 1951 saw Churchill once again the Prime Minister of Britain, an office which he held until 1955. He concentrated his efforts on foreign affairs with the United States. Canada and Europe. It was during this period that he coined the phrase “iron curtain”. His literary talents were recognized in 1953 when he received the Nobel Prize for Literature. During this year he also received a knighthood, making him Sir Winston Churchill. At age 80. he resigned as prime minister, but never the retiring sort, Churchill fought for and won a seat in parliament at age 85. In 1963 at age 89, he received honorary citizenship for the United States. At age 91, Churchill finally surrendered, dying at home in London on January 24th, 1965. Few men have served their country so long, or so well.FuM - LOVING) T£AC.FUN(q STAFF FOR WvUSToN CWURC HlG)H. MUST RE. ViluuiNfc) TC EXCUSE LATES , A'i€>EvrrS7 AN GpvE. 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&v4 \° VVCs GOING MY WAY? 1Dan Forbes, Paul Lowther, Chris Harris: Escapees from the colony? Tammy Bradley: At home in the kitchen? Abdulhwahab Salman: Pondering the teachings of Gord. A visiting Zulu tribe. Calvin Ma: Survives an intense lecturer from Neil Gilbert. Calculating Chun Le. Pauline Yau: Sew intense 14 CULTURAL DIVERSITY GO FOR FUN Gabe Cojocariu, Kevin Kruchywich, Cory Montgomery: Twenty years behind the times. Terri McKay and Stephanie Schulz: Two little dolls. Teachers Greg Wolcott and Marg Matheson: Who’s propositioning whom? Teacher Neil Gilbert with his impersonation of principal, Paul Gowans. Tamara Sloan: as Ed Grimley? Shannon Angyal Travis Asplund B. Bastien Paul Bath Ken Becker Jamie Belle Jason Blanchette Shannon Briegert Mike Brosbol Diane Burton Colette Camber Ryan Carlson Bradley Chiste Chuck Chow Michelle Chudobiak Kurt Ciesla Tanya Clear Jeremy Coolidge Charlene Demerchant Dana Derenzo James Desjardins Shelly Deuschle Jan Allen T-Jay Allison 18 Van Diep Lynette Doepker J. Dorey Mike Dortch Henry Driedger Toan Du Brad Duce Barbara Dyck Pearl Eldridge Chad Emigh Danny Faasen Justina Fehr Stephanie Ferguson Angela Fix Justin Fleming Melanie Flexhaug Kathryn Fode Jody Fomradas Daniel Forbes Nathan Forsyth Nicole Francis Joanne Fritz Travis Furukawa Carrie Gilbert Damian Gilbert Louise Gill 19 Steven Gockij Shanda Green Mathew Guthmiller Melody Hacker Neal Hahn Sherry Hall Cliff Hamilton Michelle Hamza Leslie Hanson Lori Hegi Nikki Helens Laurie Herron Ian Hay Jody Hiebert Theresa Hing Jody Hopp Shawn Horlings Deawn Goshinmon 20 Rhonda Houghton Don Huber Jason Hueppelsheuser Kim Hughes Kevin Hurt Jennifer Jackson Ginny Jang Brett Johnson Shawn Johnson Jodyne Kady Aaron Keeling Michelle Kish Selena Kochan Tanya Kostek Chelsea Kovacs Karen Kovacs Terri Lafournie Budd Lang 21 Carol Leno Kar Kong Leung Esther Libregts Tracy Lidster Jason Lipt^k Yolanda Loo Chad Lorencz Margaret Ly Ali Marandi Isaias Martinez Brandi Mclean Dana Mclean Jeffrey Miechkota Stefanie Milicevic Trevor Moisan Dung Le 22 Warren Molnar Jeff Molner Adam Morris Tanya Moyer Josie Mueller Shane Mulatz Wayne Naylor Louise Nelson Binh Van Nguyen Mariam Obaidi Yama Obaidi Kevin Orich Dave Owen Edward Pan Rhonda Paulence Tanya Peacock 23 Philip Po Linda Racz Rob Rae Wendy Rallion Sandra Reich-Sander Derek Reinbold Danny Rude Craig Sawyer Tara Schile Tom Schulz Aaron Seberg Anita Seiz Lee Selman Mike Seltenhammer Christel Peters Cindy Piekema 24 Vasan Selva Stacey Seredinski Rob Slawson Jodi Smith Alexandru Silasi Tammy Smith Wade Robert Smith Cheryl Smith-Breton Soren Sorensen Garvin Stafford Jody Staples Karen Staten Scott Stoinski Jordan Stolearcius Karline Stratulat Roxanne Strong Megan Tarleck 25 Florence Toeters Shandi Toker Ngoc Tran Kendra Turnbull Zsolt Varga Dwight Wiersma Dave Williams Callen Willis Kevin Wolkowycki Dean Zacchigna Bradley Zimmer Tara Taylor Rob Terry Janice Thiessen T. Thomson Randy Tinordi Grade 10 Missing Jason Adamus Susanne Barnes Lleiren Byles Shannon Clarke Virginia Cotton Steven Curly Rider Tina Elliot Cameron Harrison Jennifer Marchant William Moorehead Yagoda Munoz Anthony Quinton Janet Sinclair John Sinclair Kirsten Thore David Watt Jeremy Wilson Patty Woodruff Christopher Yackulic Dennis Zucchiatti 26 t Jason Belcourt Kari Berent Bill Blair Aaron Block Shane Boddy Tanya Brady Elvie Burton Sandra Canfield Melanie Carpenter Colleen Cashin Jacqueline Christie Jonathan Clamp Jeffrey Close Shawnah Colliet- Yumara Coteron Sandra Dalton Hoa Dang Rene Deheer Bonnie Dekok Shawn Desjardins Alice Dewijn Kevin Dixon Melanie Dorchak Sean Andrews Alison Antochow Tracey Beaudoin 28 Phung Du Julie Easthope Joel Elford Kelly Eiford Craig Englehart Megan Falk Steven Farrell Marnie Fritz Scott Fukami Sheila Goldthorpe John Gordon Tracy Gray Sandi Gross Angela Gunnlaugson Marnie Gunnlaugson Wendy Hamilton Jason Harms Christopher Harris Julie Hayes Natasha Heisler Misty Helgeson Nicole Helps Wanita Henning Spencer Ho 29 Keith Hyder TrentInaba Aaron Jans John Janzen Dean Johnson Kim Johnson Kevin Jorgensen Jason Juneau Heidi Kambeitz Nadine Kaupp- Debbie Kerber Debbie Kieselbach Cory Kitagawa Ian Knox Shana Koningen Susan Konynenbelt Eddie Horak Trevor Horlings Nadine Houghton Sandy Howe Kelly Jo Hunter ■ Illi 30 Michael Kostek Scott Kovacs Kevin Kruchkywich Peter Kuniec Scott Landgraf Darren Lang Ron Larson Angela Lawrence Cora Lea Lawrence Chung Le Jennifer Letkeman Sheri Lindberg Leo Loo Paul Lowther Jason Lychak Sharon Lysak Calvin Ma Craig Matheson Sharia Matkin Shannon May Chris Mcdonald 31 Cory Montgomery Roxanne Moritz Melisa Mountney Selena Murillo Laura Neary Kari Oriold Shannon Orr Janet Pan Jolane Park B.J. Parker Bob Pederson Todd Peterson Paul Pickles Colin Mcdonald Geordie Mcdougall Lisa McKenna Marcie Mercer Charlene Moisan 32 Doris Pon Rachel Pratt Richard Quantz Irene Ramotowski Jeff Rauhala Troy Roberts Jerry Roberts Wendy Roberts Barbara Rowe Jane Rude Abdulwahab Salman Tammy Schleme Gordon Schmidt Treena Schow Jeannette Schulz Diane Schwarz Jenny Scott Toni Setoguchi Quentin Shank Richie Shewchuck 33 Tammy Stanfield Kristeen Starner Rodney Swartzenberger Michael Thomsen Nicole Titsing Crystal Tomayer James Trahan Dong Tran Colleen Tyrer Tracy Vandenberg Wendy Van Ryn Mike Vermette Hillary Wachniak Derek Shimozawa Tate Shimozawa Shane Sillito Nadine Smith-Breton 34 Robyn Walker Clinton Walshe Jaime Wemple Shawn Wensman David Williams Shannon Williams Stacy Williams Erin Williamson Dean Wilson Vance Wolsky Mike Holland Pauline Yau Stephen Yip Brent Bastien Riley Brzezina Norman Buchholz Brad Campbell Tracey Carlson Gabriel Cojocariu Trevor Colpitts Andrew Dang Lon Davies Paul Duffield Diana Firth Peggy Firth Chrystal Forsyth Corinne Fried Kim Gammon Norman Granlin Sheila Hampel Derek Harvey Dean Hind Bull Troy Hirsche Heather Jones Shafiq Kassam Matthew Koceja Lennie Komanac Dan Lashley Glory Latta Dung Le Kenneth Leitch Kevin Littau Shelly Macdonald Dionne Maple Kenneth Masson Clayton Meheden Christian Mildenberger Kennie Mok Joanne Nimik Ryan North Peigan Chad Perkins Suzanne Richard Andrea Romaniuk Dennis Row Cindy Russell Chad Seibel Darryl Simpson Jason Smid Maegan Thompson Albert Van Schothorst 35 36 fI Jennifer Baczuk NN: Binky FS: What a hero! PP: Food in Braces L: Food, Beaches and Muscular Men D: Sarcasm! Cathy Baker Jeff Bath FS: Shutup Feuffel PP: People who have C'hhhe LV K iV; eg Kca-find out what I’m doma tedorc Fm: licjc. fnK Kari Berent Bonnie Boehr FC: University L: Men, Fireplaces and Bearskin Rugs D: Double Standard PP: Ugly guys in nice cars. FS: Excellent Bogus Kim Braun NN: Kimbo the Bimbo PP: So Cool Jocks! L: My car and FG: To own a Grand National D: School and Work FS: For crying in the sink. Russell Brosbol Vincent Carleton Georgia Chandler NN: Kid FS: Hey Kid! FG: To be the #1 Kid! L: “All the Kids!” D: “Peg Bundy” 38 Leah Christie NN: Kid FG: To be #1 Kid PP: Spandex and Clan L: Chocolate & Ed FS: Okay Geek Tracy Coaker NN: Red FS: Way people park in backlot L: Pals, Novas Louie Antal D: First Classes Dan Cuddie NN: Cudmeister FS: Oh-well! PP: Morning class FG: M.D. L: Holidays D: Unrealistic Acities Phillip Chang NN: Speedy FS: Yea, right, but PP: Teachers that know everything L: God, Bikes, Cars FG: Teacher at WC D: Double Classes Jodie Cossette - > ■ ■■ FS: Hey baby! PP: People who can’t tan ; l / J., uniforms • ? F-. Famous D: Ted whistling Derek Chomiak NN: Spunkrat FS: Ya. right! PP: Snobs, Math L: Travel, Outdoors D: Roadhogs, School FS: Go back to Australia, Europe Troy Clear NN: Bammer FS: Whatever! PP: Late night practices L: Baseball, Hockey D: Slow Drivers FG: College B-Ball Pearl Crow Shoe ' ■' L Weekends and Rock ‘N’ Roll D: Homework, Tests, Mondays FG: Travel and Kendra DeBoer NN: Ken PP: People who bump into me FS: That’s surprising!! L: Money, JD, KL FG: Travel 39 Martie Dick L: Irocs, America, Football, Money D: Fords, English PP: Backstabbers and slow drivers FG: Success FS: You’re amazing Erin Edgar NN: Ernest FS: And you’re right PP: Rumours L: Jeff D: Guys that do chew. Dennis Edvardson NN: Deny #70 FS: I don’t know? PP: Guys who stare at my girlfriend FG: LCC L: My Girlfriend D: “Green Slime” Brian Fellger NN: Fester FS: Hey Big Dog PP: Clicks L: Money, Friends, Bars, Sports. Curves D: Yellow tomatoes Tripping, Questions Jamie Feuffel NN: Foof PP: Social Studies with Pat FS: Shutup, bath! D: Being the Designated Driver FG: Marry Rich 'firn Fix NN: Timski PP: Math L: BMX, my Truck D: Math, getting up FS: I guess so Patricia Forczek Jason Francis Michelle Fukami NN: Crash, Mikey FS: Whatever! L: Gymnastics, Hockey, Friends D: Social 30 and Country music Ted Furuya NN: Teddy/ Theo PP: Round-eyed light skin people L: Savoury women in nice clothes FG: Becoming Prez of Sony Inc. Mary Gage NN: Sam FS; I’m less than Impressed L: Hot men. Hawaii, Ice cream D: People cheating on tests 40 Michelle Gartner FS: Well, okay! PP: Immature guys D: Writing on the lines L: The FFG FG: To win the lottery Steven Gauvin NN: Nose FS: Is there a point to this story? PP: Girls that spit L: Music, Tracy Gaelen Gerard NN: Pookie PP: Homework on weekends L: Movies, eating out, fooseball Tracy Graveland NN: Trace FS: So what’s your point? L: Gold, Diet Coke D: Cornuts FG: University, buy a red car Shannon Grover NN: Cuvington PP: People who say “kid” FS: I’ll fix your little red wagon. L: Chem word lists D: Kitty’s cuts Dawn Hamilton FS: Oh my! PP: People that don’t know when to shut up! L: Shopping D: Martymoose Alvin Heinrichs FS: Dream on! D: People who drive slow, exams L: Working out, biking, fast cars FG: To be a Rhino party candidate Alana Henning FS: Whatever! PP: Play fighting in the hallways L: Keith D: People who think their hot FG: Get married Colleen Heynen NN: Blondie FS: Don’t worry be happy! L: Rock stars D: Drunk drivers PP: People who gossip FG: Musician Grace Hiebert FS: Whatever! PP: Double standards FG: Job and get married D: Cliques, work L: Ken, music Roger Houghton NN: Relic FS: I dunno! L: Parties, alcohol 41 Lisa Humphrey NN: Weezie FS: Wow! PP: The fountains L: Hockey and ringette D: Waking up in the morning Jeff Hurt NN: Ouch FG: Survive FS: I don’t know! Jennifer Johnson NN: No school kid PP: Only having 3 hours to get ready FG: To be #\ kid L: Brothers, friends D: Beets and fiber FS: Hey kid! Colin Jorgensen NN: Colonial FS: Hoakey PP: Stuck up teachers L: Playing piano, expensive clothes D: Smelly feet, ear wax Jennifer Karch FS: There’s gonna be trouble! L: Bubble baths and Hollywood FG: Writer for VOGUE magazine Brad Keim NN: Brad L: Old chevys PP: Old woman driver’s FS: What are you talking about? D: Oil leaks, math Trish King NN: Kinger FS: You geek! D: A AD AC L: Alabama Stacey Kitagawa NN: Kitty, Oopey FS: Ya okay! L: Cutting people D: Beets, fiber FG: To set record for longest nap. Bradley Klein Candace Kluss FS: Oh really! PP: Collect calls L: Keith, teddy bears D: Guys who hang out in the girls can Sean Krause NN: Krausie FS: Char can I borrow your chem? PP: Two timers FG: To be as big as Brent and as smart as Shig! Lori Kurina FS: Have a nice day! PP: Guys who spit L: Pasta, guys D: Snobby people FG: To live in Scotland 42 Brandi Kyle NN: Bean FS: What a concept i PP: Lockers i L: Cookies by George D: Double Chem. FG: Dance teacher Susan Langlands NN: Suzy PP: Annoying people FG: Success L: Sewing, $, Men and good music D: Winter days FS: Nifty Anh Le L: Cars, sports FS: Who cares D: Monday school PP: Cars that don’t work Kim Koa Le PP: Old age L: Traveling D: Sickness FS: Nothing FC: oe' successful Marty Leavitt PP: People who can’t think for themselves L: Partys, skiing, basketball, Kaz D: Bad breath FG: Finish college Anthony Leona NN: Ant L: Helping people, Art. comics, skiing, powernaps, music PP: Poor grammar FG: World Peace Global domination Laura Littwin NN: Jerome PP: Darla FG: To be rich L: Horses, dressage D: Monday the 13th FS: Life goes on so don’t panic Jim Lucas L: Guns, movies, reading D: English, wind PP: Monday’s Juliette Lavallee NN: Jules PP: When people say “whatever” L: Being with friends, old movies FG: Legal field D: Double classes Leanne Leach FS: “HOLY” “As if” PP: People who drag their feet FG: Pay off my car L: My car Chris Lindemann FG: Airline pilot FS: Thats rude PP: Slow drivers L: Fast cars, good movies and money D: Girls that whine alot Mitch Makarenko NN: Muppet PP: Winter FG: To make money L: Fast cars, eirls D: Math, Physics FS: Whatever stick 43 Rob Matson hh M:F:V PP: Neil Gilbert’s attempt at jokes L: Music, women D: Monday mornings Deanne May NN: DEEBEE FS: Oh brother PP: People sniffing during tests L: Smiles, music friends FG: To be happy Kerri May NN: Ker-bear FS: That’s a bonus PP: Guys that can’t take a hint L: European cars, beaches D: Blonde jokes Laurie Maynes PP: Teachers who talk during exams L: Slurpees, pizza D: Math, Science, social Daryl McKinstry NN: Styler FG: Hold a party L: Spares D: Conforming to the norm FS: I. : : the beast Charlene Mrkyl NN: “Crash” kid PP: Calories, rumors FG: To be #1 kid L: “Married with Children” (T.V.) D: Studs & AADAC FS: Slash/ Slash Lance McGinn NN: Romance FS: She’s hot PP: Parents that wait up all night L: Curling, girls 1960 cars, INXS D: Clicks, radar I .eeA nn McLauchlin NN: Lee FS: Hey babe PP: Mornings L: Dale, friends music FG: To be a legal assistant Dave Michalenko NN: SuperDave PP: People who complain too much L: WWF Wrestling, music, horror movie D: Punks who throw snowballs Teri McKay FG: University FS: Excellent dude PP: Immature guys L: Friends, parties D: Mondays Lorna McMillan John Mize 44 Jason Moch NN: Jay FS: Chocolately L: Siroccys, Supra’s PP: Slow drivers D: Math with Ken Rodney Moedt Laverne Mok NN: Vernie PP: Getting up in the morning FS: Ya Right FG: To be 6ft. tall L: California guys with money Jennifer Neufeld NN: Neufie L: Beaches, sports PP: Tobacco chewers FG: Graduation, Playing college ball Sue Nicol NN: Nix PP: S.G. D: Boggins L: Hans’ analogies FG: Employed at the A.L.C.B. Charlene Nykiforuk NN: Nikka D: Club Z points L: Hans’ analogies PP: When Suzer pukes up noodles FG: To drive a Zamboni Bryan Parkinson NN: Red FS: Zipperhead D: Getting up early L: Classic cars, women, steak Jason Perry NN: Todd FS: You Goof PP: Idiots that get on my nerves L: Cars, sports, & beautiful girls D: School, homework Darcy Plewes PP: 8AM classes FG: Attend college NN: Hail Plewes D: Bad d

Winston Churchill High School 2006

Author: Winston Churchill High School
Publication venue: Winston Churchill High School
Publication date: 01/01/2020
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The annual publication of the students of Winston Churchill High School, Lethbridge, Alberta. (2005-06)pdfMl V)’ji Jim ▼" ■ ▼ ’ M '. J4» HJ1 V1 r i > (POHS UJlMStfOM CHOQCfHlLL HiQH SCHOOL teas <6W Kvepoe uofttjw LowceftiDgo. Meeut^ PoPUldtHoM 957 IMORCMlU. PftlDO Published in Canada Printed in USA L03QM1M9 “Winston Churchill High School is a special place. ” I hear these words regularly as the Principal of our school and what is more pleasing than the words themselves is the people who are saying them. Those of us who are, or have been, a part of Churchill feel its necessary to tell others of the magic within our walls but I hear about the “feel” of our school from many others as well. People who spend time in many schools make a point to come and tell me about the warm welcoming atmosphere here that is somehow different from other schools. What makes this place special is a combination of so many factors that it is impossible to determine why it is we are the way we are or how it is that we came to be this way. In a nutshell, we pride ourselves on the fact that the relationships in this building are rooted deeply in caring about each other and our school, much like a family. James Santayana once said, “ The family is one of nature’s masterpieces. ” The Churchill Family is a masterpiece of which we are very proud. - Clark Bosch HIGH SC HO The 2005-2006 year has been full with energy and opportunities. It has been such an experience to see how everyone is able to look past differences and work together to create a caring environment and a strong Churchill Family. Everyone in the school plays a big part in making Churchill what it is today. It is so inspiring to see students and staff eager to get people involved in our school and encouraging Churchill Pride. I can only hope this enthusiasm carries on in the years to come. - Mackenzie Savill, Student Council President Administration- Carey Rowntree Clark Bosch Sandy Shields Rik Jesse Missing- Sharon Mezei Student Council- Julie Xu Tyler Ogrins Heather Steacy Jessica Schultchen Mackenzie Savill t ^UlLLlP* Brian Schwarz, Chase Sallenback, Grace Nijjar, Koreen Klassen, Shannon Dooley, Karen Woodford, Molly Elliott -Hanging on the stairs. OOtfSlDO Many students carry their Churchill Pride with them outside of the school. Students demonstrating Pride can be found hanging out on the school’s lawn and stairs as well as in the community participating in music, dance, sports, and clubs. Students show their Pride by wearing Churchill colours, modelling Churchill clothing, or just being a good student ambassador. Jordan Wensmann and Ray Manychief -playing some football. Bryce Versteeg and Ryan Divins-the tunes are better in here. Corbin Morton and Ryan Frantz -caught off gaurd. Karen Chow, Randi Rowntree. Kyle Pickering, Cody Laing, and Kristy Parsons head to class. ' Devon Knight, Andrew Nobel, and Matt Mitcheal - “rushing" to class. Angelica Frantz, Ryan Trowbridge, Katylenn Ross, Alicia Converse, and Jordan Tschernetzki - making their way through the halls. Anna Keuth, and Nimroz Mohamid - enjoying the k trip to social studies. J Many people find that the hallways are a great place to show off their Churchill Pride. The halls are full of students before school, between classes, during advisor, at lunch time, and after school. They demonstrate their school Pride through positive behaviour, hanging out with their friends as well as being social with other students as they make their way through the school. ■ ■ < ■ < ■ J. Dave Cameron, and Aaron Dragland - whatever it was, we didn ’t do it! Ryan Stewart - getting ready for class. Travis Broadbent and James Brooks...He Shoots.... Classes During the day you will see many Churchill teens in their classrooms, most of them are working hard. You can see evidence of Churchill Pride in the classrooms; students working hard on projects, creating and designing art and clothes, taking notes, writing tests and listening to lectures. Derek Standing - look mom, I do work in school. Ashley Kostersky- immersed in Shakespeare Deneige Nadeau- Plastersine 101 With the guidance of the Churchill Teachers great things are happing in our classes. J Mope iMvoLvcepti ^ouQ^ge a J i ' 'RIIIRI • ‘‘f “ SSt > ’ V * CL'fK ■ ; ] \ 1 \ F 4 A ’ ’ » B—» Bte *> TOftQiy fox On the 16th of September WCHS decided to show our Churchill Pride by doing something special to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the Terry Fox Foundation and Marathon. Over 800 of our students partcipated in spelling out what Terry Fox gave to other cancer patients, HOPE. Our school district raised $27,474.69. 10 WCHS students and2 staff members participated in the Terry Fox Run. Brady Hway, Mark deChcif, Mackenzie Korthuis, Tyler Ogrins, Emily Brown, Valerie Hurdle, Corbin Morten, Harmony Jones, Tim Laarman and David Hagley represented our School. Thanks again to all the staff and students who participated! S&ooW UMU><d&&U Halloween, the one day a year when you can pretend you are someone else (and act like it too). On this day Churchill Pride takes on many different faces; some scary, some funny, and some very creative. This year’s highlights include Kira Arneson as the Hunch Back of Notre Dame and Carly Morris and JP Saville as Fred and Wilma Flintstone. The dance was a great success with the best turn out in years. Kevan Bryant, Kylie Epp, Julie Xu and Zlata Delanovic - lost in the music. Carlee Morris and JP Saville - Wilma and Fred Forever. ■ ■ ■ ' James Brooks and Char Anderson - Beauty and the Beast. Kira Arneson - the Hunch Back returns. Tyler Tamayose, Kyle Wurzer, Matt Mosby and Joel Spanos - our own Super Heros POP OdUjOS Churchill, we are proud to be Part of your great family. Oh, we will fight! fight! fight! And we will win, though it be Through thick or thin, RAH! RAH! RAH! Victory’s not our only aim. Win or lose, we’ll play the game. Yes, Churchill High, we’re proud of you, And we hope that you’re proud of us too. GO! FIGHT! WIN! k J Senoir Girls Volleyball Team Clark Bosch and Len Robinson (as Tom Cruise) - Clark’s top 10 Churchill Dance Team - can you shake it? Emily Brown - takes a shot. (Check out Clark’s orange pants) Joel Anderson Cari-Jo Andrews-Walters Blake Antone Kira Arneson Sara Azizi Robyn Bajnoczi Kelsey Barnett Jared Becker Chelsey Beresford Amanda Blackman Anita Blicharz Krystle Bordyschuk Kristi Bosch Josh Bowen Kara Bowen Rebeca Aceytuno Alia Adatia Adam Addison Casey Allsop Charlene Anderson Mackenzie Braun Miranda Brown Austin Bruce Nhu Bui Brittany Burgwal David Cameron Jason Caruso Larissa Castro Kayla Choboter David Choi Lewis Chong Brant Christensen Justin Chronik Stephanie Coolidge Ryan Corbett Troy Coutts Craig Curran Sarah Dada Ethan Danish Nicole Davidson COHO / Ljvratr SVDMDS OOtf uWOM l/OO KHlMK Of l/OUQ HlOH SCHOOL t/ODQS dtf LOCHS? -getting electrocuted in Physics class!!! -Erika Pollmuller -My sweet mullet! -AJ Roque -For being hard working and strong minded. -Anwar Masuti -In grade 111 was the WCHS media girl. -Tammy Pollock -Something that made me stand out in high school would be my determination to succed at everything and complete my goals. -Lauren Struth -The fact that my last name is Chronik, everyone seemed to love it and used it more than my first name. -Justin Chronik - The funny noises, random jokes, being the loudest. -Cameron Stone -My “unique" personality-Michelle Fletcher -My randomness and humerous personality that made people laugh. -Thomas Gales Aaron Dragland Sasha Ducharme Chelsey Durand Jacqueline Durham Nicole Ehlert Jill Ejdrygiewicz Holly Farrell Rebekah Fehr Michelle Fletcher Kristan Flohr Garth Forsyth Ryan Frantz Jordy Fritz Kirby Fromm Thomas Gales Tanya Degenstein Ryan Divins Rheanne Doak Patrick Dornier Alex Downie 20 Gracie Garratt Akpene Gavi Corey Gerstenbuhler Nathan Gilchrist Chelsea Goedhart Stefanie Grbavac Christopher Grover Aaron Groves Lacey Gustafson Christopher Hamel Dallas Hansen Sabrina Hobden Valerie Hurdle Devlin Heslehurst Chais Iwaasa Alexis Kaminski Bashir Kazemipur Michelle Kensley Ann Kereliuk Anna Keuth CM/ fdVoQiW P>0(boQ</ of COOHS iS- -All my friends, having a good time. ~ Melissa Rachar -Being on the honor roll and being in the National Honours Society. ~ Kristi Bosch -Seeing my rugby coach dressed as a cheer leader...oh and I could never forget my trip to Scotland in 2006. -Rebeca Aceytuno - When Katie and Athena were saran wrapped together and walked down the hall, then we couldn’t get them apart! -Maura Ross -Last day of grade 11 driving around in Cory Gerstenbulers truck throwing water ballons at people in the parking lot. -Nathan Skilling -Challenge day. -Sanchira Bonning ‘George’’ rocking everybody ’s socks on the music tour in grade 10, or when Nyle attempted to “termer la porter” -Alexis Kaminski - When Tracey, Amy, Vai, and I did our cracked out version of “Peter Pan" in Drama class. -Kayla Choboter - When Tyler Walker and Devlin picked me up and carried me and dropped me right in front of the guy I liked -Katie Stecyk Julie Kundrik Kati-Ann Kurek Cody Laing Cynthia Lambert Gerrit Lankhorst Joelle Lavergne Nicole Leary Lindsey Ledene Darcie LeMasurier Troy Leonard Duncan Leys-Wall Long Ly Dawn Lybbert Lina Mangal Haley Marquis Chantelle Knechtel Kevin Kogler Duncan Koning Jenna Koshney Ashley Kostersky Nicholas Martens Brittany Marton Anwar Masouji Eric Matson Russell Matthews Eryn McCulley Bradley McLeod Alicia Merrick Janet Mmbando Nimroz Mohamed Corbin Morton Matthew Mosby Laura Munro Goeun Nam Tyler Neufeld Daniel Newton Liem Nguyen Colten Nickel Nikki Nielsen Nasir Niyazmuhammad fdVOtfftQ CjQfrOQy Of Cd£U£ IS: -A grade 10 baseball game during Provincials. I made a catch that saved the game and no one thought I would catch it because it was so close to the ground and far away. I made a double play! -Kyrie Thrope - The time when Russel West tried to hit Janet Julse with a water ballon, and he missed every single time. -Allen Reule -When Clark Bosch dressed up as Elvis - Patrick Dornier - Hanging out with my friends and making the Color Day videos -Kira Arneson Tyson Peters Christina Pitre Joyce Podolski Erika Pollmuller Tammy Pollock Murray Potts Lauren Quan Jillisa Quinton Melissa Rachar Kelsey Reichert Allen Reule Courtney Riemann Adrien Roque Maura Ross Randi Rowntree Tyler Ogrins Melissa Overbeeke Joshua Pantherbone Kristy Parsons Elizabeth Perron COHO / tOHdft £GdMDS out? U(?M IpO KHlMK Of \^OU^ Hi9M SCHOOL ifOdQS Dt? CO£H£? - When all of us girls who played rugby in grade 11 were up in Red Deer... we ordered Chinese food and sat up all night eating and talking about boys ~ Haley Patricia Marquis -The fact that I was one of the people who survived I.B - Duncan Leys-Wall -Everyone at Churchill stands out, it’s very versatile and hard to pick the few. I loved how Britt could make my day all the time when we took stories overboard. - Meagan Turner -Color day 2005, the school spirit realy came through as Hope came together on the school’s field. ~ Mandi Blackman -Sandy and her dance with the bulldog! - Yao Xue -All the teachers who made me laugh and made going to class and learning fun! - Megan Vaykovich Daniel Rudakoff Ayla Ruddy Courtney Rupps Hayley Salmon Mackenzie Savill Kelsey Schalk Kyle Scherer Ronald Scherloski Jessica Schultchen Ashley Schwartzenberger Trevor Schwartzenberger Andrew Shaskin Kenny Shields Hana Shim Danielle Sikora Sheena Simpkins Lindsey Sinclair Michelle Skakum Tielie Skauge Kayla Skeith Kayla St. Amour Heather Steacy Katie Stecyk Cameron Stone Lauren Struth Nathan Skilling Angela Skinner Sarah Smith David Sorochan Joel Spanos j7 1 1 ’ F f . y n y L Kyle Towers Chad Trockstad Courtney Trockstad Tom Tsukishima Megan Turner Edrian Suarez Tyler Tamayose Kyle Tamminga Jeremy Thompson Kyrie Thorpe 26 Christopher Usher Marci Vander Heide Megan Vaykovich Mitchel Versteeg Tyler Walker Matthew Walton Michael Walton Nyle Watts Russell West Samantha Wiber ■ ny fdvoQtw frOtooQH at? vfigw. SC'VIOOL <Jds- -All the new friends I made and the crazy times we had together! -Allan Reule -All the fun times with my friends pretending to be from the West Side Story, or singing with dimes in our belly buttons! -Katie Stecyk Schad Williams Emily Wilton Jay Wong Julie Xu Yao Xue Andrew Yau Tracey Zucchelli Vincent Bullock Sanchira Bunning Bradley Buttazzoni Kylie Carroll Jeffery Cayenne Jennifer Chow Megan Cook Jesse Craige Julie Cyr Andrea Dearham Jehna Bates Cody Bitz Michael Bobryk Katie Braithwaite Ryan Bryce 28 Barent Goodrich Ashley Hairy Bull Kayla Halpen Jacob Heron Danielle Hoffman Eliazar DeGuzman Timothy Derksen Adrien Dixon Jesse-Ray Dudas Daniel Ellingson Denis Huizing Chelsea Kindrachuck Di Liang Krista McDonald Brannigan Morrison 1 ] •Ilf' .Wfe, |||; I -V ■< ■ 1 ■ JR ■fe* **] W I ■ feja MaHEKSa (r*1** r, r I & r Jr. ' 1- | 9H 29 Rick Passmore Devin Peters Ashlee Robbins Amy Schison Nikki Smith Allan Spurgeon Lenny Thunderchild Daniel Toth Daniel Vaykovich Daniel Wiaderny Ben Wright Kyle Wurzer Aaron Zuehlke Danielle Murfin Zoey Olsen Alastair Olson Al Palchevskiy Megan Palloway 30 im true HMjoQe i ae? (host; LiKOU/ tia. -work in a detox center counselling young people for drug and alcohol abuse - Megan Vaykovich -win the lottery - Sarah Smith -become a nurse or a PE teacher - Haley Marquis -be the first person to beat a brick wall at tennis (the first being Chuck Norris) - Duncan Leys-Wall -go to the University of Lethbridge - Ann-Elise Kereliuk -become a teacher or write a motivational speech book - Meagan Turner -relax - Christina Pitre -have fun and do something amazing - Im not sure what it is yet. - Danielle Sikora -Become successfull and own my own salon - Hayley Saumon -Become a psychologist, and start a family. -Michelle Skakum -Attempt 10 years of university - Emily Wilton -Travel alot all around the world, and snowboard forever - Jenna Koshney -Live in a van down by the river- Dan Rudakoff -Go to Australia and learn how to surf. - Larissa Castro -Get rich, lose it all investing in companies , make it all back. - Allen Reule -Become a computer nerd with some big company. - Kira Arneson -Develop a new nuclear weapon probably. - Alexis Kaminski -Get married. - Sanchira Bunning -Take a year off and then go back to school and get a ticket in the trades industry. - Nathan Skilling -Travel around Europe and then go to University to become a teacher. - Maura Ross -Keep going to school fo half my life and (hopefully) become a doctor. - Rebecca Aceytuno -Attend university and further my education to become an accountant. -Kristi Bosch -Get a good job , get married, get a house , have an awesome family. - Melissa Rachar -Become rich and powerful and play professional volleyball with my mad skill. - Kayla Choboter -Have no idea what to do with the rest of my life. - Katie Stecyk -Travel - Thomas Gales -Go to university after taking a trip to Scotland. - Michelle Fletcher -Hopefully become an Automotive detailer, and open my own store or garage.- Cameron Stone -Take a year off then go into the paramedic course. - Lauren Struth -Go to college, move out, continue to work at DQ for two years. - Tammy Pollock -Become involved work with United Nation. - Anwar Masauji -Be in a van with five other guys and a girl - AJ Roqueri r^ssipg Do i 'is Jorge Alencar Jonathan Kogler Rey Beanblossom Joshua Kunimoto Miles Boyd Andrew Lin Glen Bradley Spencer Mckee Michael Bridges Afton Myers Mike Cann Ana Ortiz Tanya Civitarese Sader Osman Wayne Disher Krupa Parekh Jade Dobie Ashley Presby Umed Faizullah Ayla Ruddy Margie Friesen Scott Russell Allan Galbraith Catherine Shaw Lyonel Hunter Edrian Suarez Justin Jarvie Devon Walls Elizabeth Johnson k__________ _________________ J Jon Andrews-Walters Matthew Andrus Michael Antone Jesse Arceo Chelsea Areshenko Mahtab Azizi Jodie Badura James Baldrey Jeffrey Bang Courtney Barnes Dylan Beach Amanda Beitschat Meaghan Berent Amanda Bitz Brett Blair Drew Boake Katrina Bolies Ryan Bosch Jerritt Boyce Zachary Boychuk Devin Brau Devon Brayne James Brooks Karli Brooks Alyssa Brown Brittney Adams George Adams Christopher Ahlgren 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