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G.S. Lakie Middle School 2004
No full textThe annual publication of the students of G.S. Lakie Middle School, Lethbridge, Alberta. (2018-19)pdfG.S. LAKIE
Middle School
Lethbridge, Alberta
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Published in Canada
Printed in USA •••• 1
The Honourable Ty Lund,
Minister of Infrastructure, Mrs.
EdnaLakie, wifeofG.S.
®Chelsey Elhatton, great
grand-daughter of Mr.
George (Joe) Lakie and Clint
Dunford, Minister of Human
Resources and Employment. Lakie.
Lakie, and Mr. Doug James,
school principal, unveil the
plaque of Mr. G.S. (Joe)
® Alyssa Andreachuk, grade six
student representative at the
grand-opening.
Jamin Heller, grade seven
student representative at the
grand-opening.
©City of Lethbridge Mayor Robert
D. (Bob) Tarleck
Infrastructure and Mr. Gary
Bartlett, Lethbridge School
District #51 Board Chairman
The Honourable Ty
Lund, Minister of
Meagan Koshman, grade eight
' student representative at the
grand-opening.
®Mr. Gus Vander Linden,
Supervisor of Operations/
Maintenance and Project Manager
with G.S. Lakie Mascot - “Gus” the
Gator. The mascot was named after
Mr. Gus Vander Linden.
4 @@@®®
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Malcolm Adams
Brian Alcorn
Laura Anderson
Nathan Anderson
CourtneyAndreachuk
Ammaron Baer
Christopher Banmann
Beau Barthel
Fraser Bishoff
Kyle Bisschop
Laine Blood
Chris Bobinec
Hannah Bocksnick
Nathan Bohnert
Emmy Bowen
Josh Bowen
Trevor Bowen
Kyla Bowman
Tyson Boyce
Lukis Branden
Ryan Brandley
Kaitlyn Brooks
Lurel Brooks
Nicholas Bullock
Dain Calderwood
Jonathan Calvert
Jenalee Campbell
Pamela Campiou
Todd Carlson
Taylor Carriere
Some Thoughts About G.S. Lakie
”1 like how each of the grades have their own wings”
-Josh Prince
are too isolated from the other grades and 1 don’t like
lockers” -Danielle Clearwater
are too many windows in the classrooms.
People bug you through the windows ” -Kyle Simon
“It’s kinda cool because its a brand new school. 1 like the
laptop computers too” -Chase Leavitt
“It’s all new and I really like the early dismissal on
Fridays” -Chad Chambers
classrooms, the hallways, and
of the school”
-John Guenter
smaller kids” -Aubrey Paul
is very well built and we have
brand new things. My only concern is that the
lockers are too small. -Amy Fleming
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Colby Cattoni
Alisha Chadney
Chad Chambers
Amber Chubb
Bryanna Clark
Danielle Clearwater
Brett Clifton
Bryan Cooper
Josh Crabbe
Brittany Desjarlais
Rehanna Devraj-Kizuk
Jessie Dick
Erin Dixon
Sam Dorosz
Kylen Duff
Morgan Ehret
Molly-Katharyn Elliot
Byron Elton
Sarah Evans
Alyssa Everson
Tessa Falk
Jessica Fellger
Amy Fleming
Michelle Frache
Stephen Fusco
Chris Gilbert
Emily Gjerlaug
Melissa Graham
Shay Graham
Sarah Grajeda
Most Embarrassing Moments
“1 was leaning on the wall by the office, and
friends didn’t know why the lights were turning on
and off, then Mr. Mabin came and told me not to
lean on the switch!" -Ayla Kolsza
“When I had to sing karaoke at
work barbecue."
“1 was at a hypnotist show
seem like I was a celebrity in
guy started hugging me and
-Jessie Dick
“When I accidently went to the wrong class
two days in a row in grade seven.”
-Andrew Noh
•••• 7
“When I hit my head on the locker above mine.”
-Taryn Kunz
“When I walked into a pole in front of everyo
-Jordan He
“In the middle of a basketball game Cassie
MacLennan tripped me.” -Cassidy Lyon
Kennedy Greene
Jonathan Guenter
Jillian Hacker
Jordan Haimila
Braden Hamilton
Katja Hanebaum
Simone Hanebaum
Janai Hanna
Tannis Hanna
Lindsay Harrington
Clayton Harvie
Lindsey Heggedal
Nicole Hendry
Jason Hill
Christina Hood
Craig Horlacher
Bryn Hosgood
Emma Hosgood
Clarissa Howells
Brittany Humphries
Jordan Ito
Jeremy Ives
Amanda Jeffrey
Patricia Jones
Casey Jose
Amanda Kada
Travis Kemp
Robert Kennedy
Josh Koegler
Kennedy Kolasko
Ayla Kolsza
Meagan Koshman
Taryn Kunz
Riley Kveder
Zach Laidlaw
Julie Lamouche
Pamela Anderson - Nick Bullock
Elmer Fud - Bryanna Clark
Oprah Winfrey - Erin Smith
Adam Sandler - Casey Jose
The Pope - Taylor Carrier
Jesus - Kolten Menzak
Queen Elizabeth - Meagan Koshman
Jennifer Aniston - Nicole Hendry
Britney Spears - Ryan Brandley
Tiger Woods - Bryan Cooper
Toby Keith - Taylor Rice
Bill Gates - Sam Dorosz
would you
Tom Green - Shay Graham
Crazy Horse - Laine Blood
Bryan Adams - Lurel Brooks
Michael Jordan - Todd Carlson
most like to
meet? Elvis - Morgan Ehret
Cher - Marina Ohama
Mike Myers - Cam Mills
Mandy Moore - Kylie Orr
Orlando Bloom - Tannis Hanna
Ashton Kutcher - Cayley Moncrieff
William Shatner - Erin Dixon
Shaquille O’Neal - Laura Anderson
David Landry
Dorran Layng
Chase Leavitt
Mike LeMoine
Joshua Link
David Liu
Matt Lonseth
Jordan Loose
Josh Lowry
Cassidy Lyon
Bradley Mabon
Ryan Macfarlane
Taylor Machtmes
Craig Mackay
Joseph Majercsak
Maggie Malmberg
John Manitowabie
Shantel Many Grey Horses
Andrew Marshall
Iain Marten
Chad Martino
Chris Mayhew
Leah McColl
Tyler McGinnis
Kolton Menzak
Steven Meyer
Cameron Mills
Cayley Moncrieff
Jordan Mudrack
Laura Muirhead
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David Murray
Megan Murray
Tyler Nast
Miranda Nemeth
Andrew Noh
Trevor O’Leary
Anna Ogden
Austin Ogrins
Marina Ohama
Corey Oliver
Jill Olson
Torry Oravec
Kylie Orr
Ethan Paddon
Matthew Pasterfield
Hunter Patterson
Aubrey Paul
Travis Payne
Steven Peters
Gage Plante
Allissa Plomp
James Pote
Josh Potvin
Lauryn Pounder
Joshua Prince
Tysen Pushor
Bryana Quinn
Grayson Rathwell
Brenton Reach
Meagan Read
Taylor Rice
Nicole Roberts
Megan Roesler
Travis Romaniuk
Brandon Romkes
Bailey Ross
Tanner Ross
Amanda Roth
Christina Safinuk
Paige Sauer
Brad Schafer
Kyle Selke
Kelsey Woods
Cassie Woodward
Colten Yamagishi
Justin Welder
Steven Wells
Jordan Whittaker
Jordan Wight
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Eric Shanks
Travis Sheets
Kyle Simon
Karmyn Skura
Dustin Smith
Erin Smith
Amanda Soltys
Tatjana Spear Chief
Nicola Spencer
Quinn St. Marie
Brandy Stephen
Paige Steuer
Caitlyn Stone
Adrian Sutherland
Kole Talbot
Kosuke Tarumi
Alisha Teichroeb
Brandon Thiessen
Amy Tollefson
Owen Topolnisky
Christian Tran
Kelly Tso
Jordan Vigar
Thomas Walker
Grade
b. si rtf®trims
Eight
Classes
front: Mr. Anderberg, Jonathan Calvert, Jenalee Campbell,
Alisha Chadney, Jessica Fellger, Brittany Humphries, Amy
Tollefson, Caitlyn Stone, Austin Ogrins, Clarissa Howells
middle: Craig Horlacher, Josh Potvin, Brett Clifton, Amber
Chubb, Amanda Soltys, Chad Martinot, Fraser Bishoflf, Shay
Graham, Colten Yamagishi, Dustin Smith
back: Chris Mayhew, Travis Romaniuk, Brad Schafer, Kyle
Bisschop, Jason Hill, Meagan Read, Sarah Evans, Kennedy
Greene, Bradley Mabon, Mike LeMoine, Kelly Tso, Josh Link
missing: Taryn Kunz, Steven Wells
front: Kyle Selke, Brandy Stephen, Tanner Ross, Matt
Pasterfield, Dain Calderwood, Christian Tran, Trevor O’Leary,
Jordan Vigar, Steven Peters
middle: Mrs. Rowntree, Pamela Campoiu, Cassie Woodward.
Colby Cattoni, Bailey Ross, James Pote, Nathan Bohnert, Emily
Gjerlaug, Jillian Hacker, Aubrey Paul, Mr. Syme
back: Paige Steuer, Amanda Jeffrey, Kole Talbot, Owen
Topolnisky, Travis Payne, Tysen Pushor. Robert Kennedy, Jessie
Dick, Molly Elliot, Lindsay Harrington, Amanda Roth, Trevor
Bowen, Nathan Anderson
missing: Paige Sauer
front: Ayla Kolsza, Cayley Moncrieff, Spencer Law, Eric
Shanks, Tyler Nast, Quinn Ste Marie, Ryan Brandiey, Bryanna
Clark, Rehanna Devraj-Kizuk, Bryana Quinn
middle: Sarah Grajeda, Emma Hosgood, Allissa Plomp, Lurel
Brooks, Stephen Fusco, Bryn Hosgood, Josh Bowen, Ryan
Macfarlane, Marina Ohama, Mrs. Hammond
back: Kylen Duff, David Liu, Josh Koegler, Kennedy Kolasko,
Andrew Noh, Beau Barthel, Chad Chambers, Matt Lonseth,
Dorran Layng, Shantel Many Grey Horses, Jordan Mudrack,
Zach Laidlaw, Ms. Light
missing: Brian Alcorn
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front: Kelsey Woods, Kyla Bowman, Taylor Rice, Braden
Hamilton, Byron Elton, Thomas Walker, Nicole Hendry,
Courtney Andreachuk, Erin Smith, Anna Ogden
middle: Karmyn Skura, Amanda Kada, Emmy Bowen, Maggie
Malmberg, Katja Hanebaum, Todd Carlson, Jordan Haimila,
Andrew Marshall, Mr. Peterson, Mr. Gonsaluez
back: Jonathan Guenter, Meagan Koshman, Kaitlyn Brooks,
Taylor Carriere, Kyle Simon, Iain Marten, Bryan Cooper, Jordan
Loose, Chris Gilbert, Brandon Thiessen, Brenton Reach
missing: Jeremy Ives, John Manitowabie, Kylie Orr, Alisha
Teichroeb
front: Craig MacKay, Casey Jose, Chase Leavitt, Jordan Wight,
Tessa Falk, Danielle Clearwater, Hannah Bocksnick, Jill Olson,
Ammaron Baer
middle: Patricia Jones, Erin Dixon, Chris Safinuk, Mrs. Brown,
Michelle Frache, Megan Murray, Christina Hood, Tatjana Spear
Chief, Christopher Banmann, Joshua Prince, Laura Muirhead
back: Lindsey Heggedal, Tannis Hanna, Melissa Graham,
Ethan Paddon, Josh Lowry, Travis Kemp, Morgan Ehret,
Malcom Adams, Chris Bobinec, Lukis Branden, Laine Blood
missing: Tyson Boyce, Hunter Patterson
front: Josh Crabbe, Travis Sheets, Riley Kveder, David Murray,
Corey Oliver, Julie Lamouche, Brittany Desjarlais, Janai Hanna,
Amy Fleming
middle: Clayton Harvie, Justin Welder, Brandon Rornkes,
Miranda Nemeth, Nick Bullock, David Landry, Adrian
Sutherland, Nicola Spencer, Alyssa Everson, Mr. Powell
back: Sam Dorosz, Steven Meyers, Gage Plante, Torry Oravec.
Grayson Rathwell, Kolton Menzak, Tyler McGinnis, Simone
Hanebaum, Cassidy Lyon, Laura Anderson, Taylor Machtmes,
Nicole Roberts, Lauryn Pounder
missing: Megan Roesler
front: Kosuke Tarumi, Cory Zieffle, Kaylin Stowell, Jordan
Whittaker, Robyn McCarty, Jonathan Goodacre
back: Mr. Syme, Aaron Provost, Sarah Main, Leah McColl,
Jordan Ito, Steven Kearl, Cora-Lee Hind Bull, Ms. Coleby
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Cody Adamson
Tristin Adamson
Justin Amundrud
Jillian Ankutowicz
Kassima Arnold
Pulkit Arora
Gerry Artzberger
Dylan Babe
Russell Beck
Lauren Bennett
Angela Bitschy
Jared Black Plume
Stephen Blackshaw
Greg Blow
Jeff Bobinec
Ryan Booth
Jazmin Branden
Jocelyn Britton
Jim Brown
Trenton Brown
Mckay Byam
Mitchell Cahoon
Jordan Calhoun
Scott Carlson
Comments About the School
“I like the design of the new school,
it’s really cool. ”
-Dakota Vidmar
“I like the computer lab
because of all the new
technology...it’s cool. ”
-Jeremy Loucks
“I don’t really
like my locker
because I can’t
fit my backpack
in it.”
-Torri Jonhson
“1 want larger lockers to stuff
more junk in it.”
-Andrew Hemmerling
“1 like that we get lockers this year,
we never had them in elementary.”
-Lindsay Taylor
“I wish the school was
two floors ”
-Courtney Merkle
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Jeramy Chadney
Kristen Chalmers
Paige Chambers
Nick Charlebois
Christian Chief Calf
Ryan Colucci
Dani Conroy
Bryanne Cook
Taylor Cook
Eryn Cormack
Kerri Cormack
Cody Coughlin
Nigel Crow
Jennifer Cuel
Dylan DeGrace
Kristina Duell
Jordan Dyck
Randi Ebner
Devery Edmonds
Aaron Evans
Jordan Ewert
Travis Fay
Brent Fikowski
Christopher Flavin
Your Pet Peeves
“My sister makes me
pay everytime I ask her
for a favour "
-Laura Rowntree .
“When I get gum in my
hair” -Sydney Tran
“1 don’t like homework
or spiders"
-Kevin Hall
“’I don’t like over-cooked fruitroll
ups because they taste gross.’
-Matt Jordan
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\“1 don’t like going to school at
I 8:30 because it’s way too early to
gel up ' -Doug Ihina
“I don’t like when little kids act
like big kids” -McKay Byam
j “When I step in doggie
I dodo ” -Kara Seaborn
“1 don’t like that the girls don’t
get to play with the boys in gym”
-Jennifer Cuel
Matthew Forster
Kaytlynn Forsyth
Tyler Fusco
Kyle Gobel
Matthew Gourley
Matthew Graham
Stephanie Gray
Beverly Ann Greene
Kevin Hall
Carly-Ann Haney
Doug Harvie
Jamin Heller
Andrew Hemmerling
Ted Hennigar
Megan Hewko
Daylee Howell
Jonathan Humphries
Christopher Hust
Aimee Irvine
Hamish Jacobs
Adam James
Jace James
Blake Jensen
Christopher Jensen
Corbin Jensen
Eric Jensen
Reid Johnson
Torriann Johnson
Logan Jones
Tessa Joosten
Matthew Jordan
LeAnna Kalvi
Shelbi Kamphuis
Steven Kearl
Allison Keith
Clark Kennedy
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Michael Kindt
Tyson Kirkvoid
Kerry Klassen
Kristyn Kurio
Tanner Laidlaw
Dean Landry
Colin Langhofer
Travis Lansing
Roxanne Laplante
Jason Lapthorn
Brandi Leavitt
Kevin Lim
Connor Little
Tyler Livingstone
Amanda Londeau
Jeremy Loucks
Ashley Lowe
Brandon Lowe
Kaitlyn Lowe
Leah Mabon
Anna Maclean
Matthew MacLennan
Sarah Main
Dewah Mangal
Sara Marchuk
Blayne Marshall
Craig McCarthy
Shawney McGinnis
Kaylene McLaren
Trenton McLeod
Richard Mellaart
Courtney Merkle
Brianna Mestinsek
Jonathan Mestinsek
Courtnee Miller
Kelsey Mirkovich
Taylor Murakami
Kyle Nakagama
Tanille Neufeld
Scott Nickel
Katherine Nielsen
Michael Nielsen
Kayleigh Nielson
Jessica Niessen
Samantha Ogrins
Brant Olineck
Jessica Oliver
Benton Olson
Cassie Olson
Raechel Olson
Joshua Ostepchuk
Drew Owsley
Danielle Palmer
Cale Parascak
h A If you see yourselHn^. 15 years?
Ryley Mitschke
Carlee Morris
Annalee Mortensen
When I grow-up I would like
to own a restaurant. I would
also like to own a few sweet
cars and then I see myself
married with kids.
Annalee Mortensen
“I’d like to be a hockey
player in the N HL playing for
the Detroit Red Wings. I
don’t know if I’ll be married
or not.”
Taylor Murakami
When I grow up I’d like to be
a middle school art teacher. 1
would also like to be married
and not have any kids.
Nina Zhang
“I want to be a chef at a nice
restaurant in Florida...I'd like
it there because it is nice and
warm.”
Kyle Gobel
I would like to be an injury
lawyer after 1 graduate from
Harvard University. I’ll be
married and have two kids.
Samantha Ogrins
“I see myself playing football
in the CFL, and also living in
an eight bedroom house with
one boy and one girl, both
having blond hair”
Jordan Dyck
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Shayne Pardiac
Chad Patey
Sharee Patzer
Christian Pinnock
Jessica Pitcher
Paige Porter
Megan Potter
Liam Quinlan
Hugh Ramp
Ashley Rea
Drew Redekopp
Benjamin Robinson
Gina Robinson
Laura Rowntree
Matthew Sabrowski
Kevin Sakatch
Jordan Sawada
Steffen Schnoor
Michael Schwartz
Ashley Schwarz
Kara Seaborn
Melissa Seebeck
Amanda Sequeira
Abby Shakespeare
Jordan Shaw
Danton Shigemi
O'Ryan Solowoniuk
Adam Stoltenberg
Kaylen Stowell
Srdjan Sudar
Erika Sutherland
Dylan Tait
Lindsay Taylor
Hayley Thompson
Taylor Thompson
Kourtney Titsing
Ali Toly
Sydney Tran
Cameron Trockstad
Michelle Tschetter
Jared Tymburski
Natasha Van Mill
Dakota Vidmar
Majken Villiger
{Cassandra Walburger
Jamie Ward
Spencer Warren
Skylar Wilson
Cian Wong
Jessica Workman
Donielle Yanke
Taylor Yantz
Matt Yeomans
Saif Zahir
Ashley Zajac
Julia Zanoni
Nina Zhang
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fr fr ej r* m $Grade Sev
~ 7 front: Jordan Shaw, Brandi Leavitt, Bev Greene, Kelsey
Mirkovich, Allison Keith, Kristyn Kurio, Shawney
McGinnis, Tyler Livingstone, Kara Seaborn, Sydney
Tran
middle: Mr. K.Wood, Trenton McLeod. Doug Harvie,
Joshua Ostepchuk, Dylan Tait, Jeff Bobinec, Brandon
Lowe, Scott Carlson, Skylar Wilson, Kaytlynn Forsyth,
Ms. May
back: Dean Landry, Mckay Byam, Tessa Joosten,
Tanille Neufeld, Jace James, Tristin Adamson, Shayne
Pardiac, Dakota Vidmar, Matt Yeomans, Kristina Duell,
Jonathan Mestinsek, Mitchell Cahoon
missing: O’Ryan Solowoniuk
front: Ms. P. Garner, Travis Lansing, Randi Ebner,
Amanda Londeau, Jared Black Plume, Hugh Ramp, Sara
Marchuk, Samantha Ogrins, Ashleigh Zajac, Lauren
Bennett
middle: Jordan Ewert, Dylan DeGrace, Cale Parascak,
Steffen Schnoor, Cody Coughlin, Matthew MacLennan,
Drew Owsley, Tanner Laidlaw, Taylor Thompson, Laura
Rowntree, Kourtney Titsing
back: Michael Nielsen, Cody Adamson, Drew
Redekopp, Dylan Babe, Richard Mellaart, Chad Patey,
Courtney Merkle, Paige Porter, Nina Zhang, Sharee
Patzer, Paige Chambers
missing: Gerry Artzberger. Reid Johnson
. ________7
X front: Ted Hennigar, Brant Olineck, Cameron
Trockstad, Matthew Graham, Craig McCarthy, Pulkit
Arora, Benjamin Robinson, Spencer Warren, Kerry
Klassen
middle:Ashley Lowe, LeAnna Kalvi, Ryley Mitschke,
Nigel Crow, Jim Brown, Stephanie Gray, Kerri
Cormack, Jazmin Branden, Danielle Palmer, Michelle
Tschetter, Megan Hewko
bacCMs.D. Galicia, Jeremy Loucks, Trenton Brown,
Devery Edmonds, Jamin Heller. Logan Jones, Jessica
Workman, Roxanne Laplante, Daylee Howell, Shelbi
Kamphuis, Donielle Yanke, Dani Conroy, Anna
front: Bryanne Cook, Abigail Shakespeare, Aaron Evans,
Greg Blow, Katherine Nielsen, Adam James, Mr. M.
Bryant, Julia Zanoni
middle: Jennifer Cuel, Hayley Thompson, Christopher
Hust, Danton Shigemi, Matthew Forster, Erika
Sutherland, Carly-Ann Haney, Kassima Arnold, Connor
Little, Colin Langhofer, Benton Olson, Jared Tymburski
back: Kaitlyn Lowe, Leah Mabon, Torriann Johnson,
Matthew Jordan, Stephen Blackshaw, Justin Amundrud,
Srdjan Sudar, Christopher Jensen, Kaylene McLaren,
Dewah Mangal, Kyle Nakagama, Andrew Hemmerling
missing: Christian Chief Calf
front: Raechel Olson, Megan Potter, Ashley Rea,
Natasha VanMill, Jessica Pitcher, Majken Villiger,
Ashley Schwartz, Matthew Gourley, Tyler Fusco,
Hamish Jacobs
middle: Kevin Hall, Johnathan Humphries, Jamie Ward,
Corbin Jensen, Taylor Murakami, Clark Kennedy,
Jeramy Chadney, Michael Schwartz, Cian Wong, Jordan
Calhoun, Mr. F. Lowe
back: Melissa Seebeck, Jessica Niessen, Matthew
Sabrowski, Kayleigh Neilson, Amanda Sequeira,
Annalee Mortensen, Jocelyn Britton, Carlee Morris,
Jordan Dyck, Blake Jensen, Ryan Booth, Christopher
Flavin, Russell Beck
EJ
< - front: Eric Jensen, Kevin Lim, Blayne Marshall, Taylor
Yantz, Kevin Sakatch, Saif Zahir, Cassie Olson, Tyson
Kirkvoid, Angela Bitschy
middle: Ms.D. King-Hunter, Michael Kindt, Jessica
Oliver, Ali Toly, Nick Charlebois, Ryan Colucci,
Kassandra Walbuger, Jillian Ankutowicz, Lindsay
Taylor, Eryn Cormack, Kyle Gobel, Jason Lapthorn
back: Brianna Mestinsek, Taylor Cook, Adam
Stoltenberg. Aimee Irvine, Christian Pinnock, Courtnee
Miller, Kristen Chalmers, Brent Fikowski, Travis Fay,
Jordan Sawada, Liam Quinlan
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Jessica Anderson
Tanner Anderson
Alyssa Andreachuk
Ranita Arnold
Megan Banmann
Brandi Bartha
Kym Barthel
Kerry Bennett
Paige Bezenshek
Nicole Big Bull
Garrett Bishoff
Amber Bitschy
Logan Blood
Myranda Blunden-Postman
Kim Bobinec
Jackson Bocksnick
Josef Bohnert
Megan Bohnert
Tory Boschee
Hannah Braithwaite
Virginia Brickley
Jordan Bright
Mike Brooks
Nic Brown
Brandt Buchwald
Karli Butler
s Some Thoughts About Middle School
“Here we have a
canteen, cool
options and our
own locker”
-Cyi Johnson
“I like all the option
choices, the lockers
and the canteen"
-Paige Bezenshek
* r‘I like the school but
p ynow I am in Lakie’s
^lowest grade and before I
would have been in elementary
school’s highest grade”
-Stephanie Hurd
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“I like that 1 choose my
I options...but we don’t get
recess and there are too mar
windows” -Scott Lamb
“I don’t like how if you forget
something you can’t reach into
your desk and get it”
-Jessica Anderson
“I really like the /
school dances”
- Ryan Cook\
Melissa Campanella
Julia Case
Shelby Charlesworth
Shannon Clark
Teran Clark
Aubraye Closson
Nicole Colucci
Harrison Conroy
Ryan Cook
Jarrod Cordeiro
Jade Coughlin
Nathan Crow
Madison Dahl
Cody Day Chief
Crystal Denecky
Jasmine Deringer
Sean Dixon
Janelie Dobing
Madison Dobra
Eric Drader
Logan Drake
Kylee Duncan
Amanda Esser
Taylor Fenz
Julia Fowler
Tanin French
Favorite Weekend Activity
“I like to ride my I
scooter”
-Jennelle Thiessen
T play ringette and skate board
when it’s nice out ” -Tessa Smith
“I like to read books like The Lost
Years of Merlin ” -Julia Steed
“Playing Marine Sharp
Shooter and Age of Empires
on my computer”
- Kelton Watson
’ ' \ “I play hockey for the
- - » j Lethbridge Hockey
j Hounds. I am the captain
i -Bradeon Leadbetter
“Playing video games on
my Play Station but I am
getting a new Game Cube ”
-Blake Nelson
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Greg Frick
Wesley Friebel
Becky Friesen
Lauren Friesen
Eric Gallant
Dakotah Garant
Andrew Gay
Chase Gehring
Bryn Gilbert
Jonathan Goodacre
Jaimie Graham
Dana Grandmont
Travis Green
Darashea Gregson
Conor Grigg
Alex Hamilton
Nicole Hawkins
Jemma Hembrow
Jace Hendry
Shay Hill
Sam Hofman
Jocelyn Horhozer
Kwade Horvath
Stephanie Hurd
Jessica Isfeld
Alanna James
Josh Jentink
Cyi Johnson
Kyle Johnson
Spenser Johnson
Ashley Jones
Lane Jones
Lindsay Kada
Dallon Karl
Sophia Kim
Kinsey Kindt
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Emily Kirkvoid
Melissa Kitt
Kyle Klassen
Courtney Kocken
Taneil Kolsza
Jaydon Kostek
Jarred Kotkas
Kirstin Kveder
Brendon Laczo
Scott Lamb
Julia Lansing
Riley Lawlor
Braedon Leadbetter
Teshia Lecuyer
Holly Lengyel
Taylor Levesque
Megan Low
Cianna Lyon
Kaylee Lyon
Tommy Lyon
Elie Machtmes
Alexis Maciejko
Brooke Mackay
Alex Mahoney
Dale Mak
Josh Malcolm
Summer Malmberg
Jesse Many Chief
Matt Marklinger
Trenton Marples
Riley Martin
Spencer Matheson
Karlanna Mayhew
John McColl
Kelsey Mead
Mackenzie Milligan
Jason Molenaar
Tyler Morton
Brady Murakami
Courtney Neher
Blake Nelson
Scott Nelson
32 ©CD®
Brendan O'Leary
Cody Olafson
Alysha Olsen
Jordan Oseen
Kayla Osmond
Kyndrilyn Perverseff
Kailie Plomp
Kyle Pollock
Michael Pols
Jamie Ponomar
Stuart Pritchard
Dwayne Provost
Kaylen Rath
Hayley Rice
Ashley Riehl
Travis Robinson
Hannah Roper
Courtney Roth
Jayce Olsen
Allie Olson
Brody Orr
hat isy°^ favorite
Nathan Crow
“Lord of The Rings the
Two Towers is my favorite
movie. My favorite
characters are Smeegle
and Frodo.”
Alyssa Wiltzen
“I like The Ring
because its scary and it
makes no sense. I also
like the cast.”
Julia Lansing
“The Matrix because of
all the action and fights
like the kung-fu at the
start.”
Alex Wenrweir
“My favorite movie is
Bend It Like Beckham
because it is funny and it
has my favorite sport
(soccer) in it.”
Dana Grandmont
“I like the movie Old
School because it is
funny, has good actors
and I’ve seen it 14 times.”
Shay Hill
“My favorite movie is
Jackass the movie
because they do stupid
things which makes it
really funny.”
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Kalyn Scharfenberg
Kelsey Schenk
Dallas Schmidt
Samantha Serniak
Karli Sewers
Carissa Shaw
Erika Sheen
Justin Shigehiro
Tessa Smith
Skyler Sparkes
Kellen Spencer
Dillon St Jean
Julia Steed
Ben Stewardson
Dylan Strank
Niki Strate
James Stringam
Courtney Sturtevant
Nicole Sutherland
Cassidy Taal
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Luc Tataryn
Jennelle Thiessen
Derek Thomas
Laurie Turnbull
Zack Van Camp
Nicholas Vander Linden
Nickolas Veer
Ethan Vidmar
Marshall Wakelen
Drew Walton
Kelton Watson
Alex Wehrwein
Chris Welder
Katelyn Wells
Alisha W
A modelling approach to assist with managing water quality in a catchment subject to rapid urbanisation: Lake Rotokauri, Hamilton, New Zealand
No full textThe objective of this study was to apply a coupled hydrodynamic-ecological model to a peat-stained and shallow (~4 m maximum depth) eutrophic lake whose catchment is likely to be subject to urban expansion associated with the development of Hamilton city, Waikato, New Zealand. The in-lake modelling was designed to increase understanding of the lake ecosystem and potentially to influence planning and management decisions associated with the prospective urban development project being undertaken by the Hamilton City Council (HCC). The overarching goal of the development is to accommodate urban expansion whilst retaining and enhancing the existing natural resources of Lake Rotokauri and Waiwhakareke Lake, and to restore the ecological value of the Rotokauri catchment. The main objective of this study was to understand the relationship between lake water quality and the effects of change of land-use from pastoral to urban within the Rotokauri catchment. This study incorporated results from a twelve-month programme of field work undertaken independently to the present study, into empirical calculations and computer modelling related to the catchment water budget and nutrient load, as well as the lake water quality. The fieldwork included the collection of water samples at set depths from Lake Rotokauri for the analysis of total and dissolved nutrients, chlorophyll a and dissolved oxygen concentrations, and water temperature. On each sampling occasion a Secchi depth was measured. The surface flow measurements and nutrient loadings via the inflows were obtained as part of a water budget calculation for the lake as well as from previous studies that used both field measurements and models to derive nutrient concentrations and loads.
An empirical water budget for Lake Rotokauri was developed to estimate the groundwater and outflow discharge as there were no gaugings that could be applied to input these variables into the lake model. Meteorological data for Lake Rotokauri was obtained from the National Institute of Water and Atmosphere Limited database, based on measurement at the Ruakura meteorological station. Meteorological data, inflows (including empirically estimated groundwater and measured surface water discharges to the lake) and the calculated outflow were entered as daily inputs to the DYRESM-CAEDYM lake model for the period of 2009. The available data relating to 2009 were looped for 2010 to check the stability of the model and its ability to capture repeated inter-annual dynamics that would be expected with identical annual forcing data input. DYRESM is a one-dimensional hydrodynamic model that predicts the vertical distribution of temperature, density and salinity. CAEDYM is an aquatic ecological model which was coupled with DYRESM as its hydrodynamic driver to simulate transport and mixing, and output temperature and biogeochemical parameters associated with lake water quality. The model satisfactorily simulated both the surface (0 m) and bottom (3 m) water temperature and the seasonal trends including the occasional stratification periods observed through spring to autumn. The model simulations showed greater departures from field data in simulating the dynamics of biogeochemical variables, particularly the seasonal dynamics of phytoplankton. The conceptual seasonal succession in phytoplankton communities depicts dominance of cyanobacteria in summer and diatoms in winter. In the observed data for Lake Rotokauri diatoms were found to be the dominant group throughout the year. The calibrated model was able to show diatoms to be the dominant group over cyanobacterial blooms. The agreement between concentrations of nitrate and dissolved reactive phosphorus in the water column was better than for chlorophyll a, and the observed magnitude and seasonal fluctuations at both depths (0 and 3 m) were captured reasonably well by the model simulations. The total nitrogen (TN) and total phosphorus (TP) concentrations were under and over-estimated, respectively. Dissolved reactive phosphorus (PO4) was overestimated perhaps as a result of insufficient uptake of phosphorus by the two phytoplankton groups. As the present model does not contain a dynamic description of sediment dynamics, the sediment phosphorus release rates were influenced by user-defined maximum phosphorus release rate, temperature and the oxygen concentration in the overlying waters. Concentrations of ammonium were underestimated but it represented a relatively small proportion of TN. Due to wind-induced mixing and sediment resuspension, as well as convective sediment-water heat exchanges, phosphorus may be released from the bottom sediments where it has previously sedimented out. The model simulations may not have captured these internal loads of phosphorus adequately as sediment resuspension, for example, was not explicitly included in the model configuration.
To depict the future water quality of Lake Rotokauri when subjected to urbanisation, three scenarios were developed which involved simulations with altered nutrient loads to DYRESM-CAEDYM and comparisons with the calibrated model which represented a ‘base’ or present case of water quality. The scenarios considered the water quality that could evolve during and after urban development, and with a range of mitigation measures, from relatively modest treatment to best management practices to reduce nutrient loads and attenuate water flows to the lake.
The predicted nutrient load contributed from future urban run-off was less than the nutrient load from the pastoral run-off in all scenarios. The model indicated that the nutrient loading from a future catchment with little or modest treatment of the urban area (Scenario I) would be only slightly poorer water quality than Scenario II which examined the water quality during the construction phase. Scenario III (treated water) was most effective in reducing nutrient loads to Lake Rotokauri. At 3 m depth dissolved oxygen (DO) concentrations showed large fluctuations throughout the year for the both the base and untreated discharge scenarios. Chlorophyll a (chl a) concentrations for the untreated scenario were greater than in the base scenario. The timing of peak chl a concentrations between base and untreated discharges differed by a few days. The TP, TN and nitrate (NO3-N) concentrations of the base scenario were greater than the untreated scenario.
Scenario II represented the intermediate stage towards Scenario 3 which was the optimal treatment case for the catchment. The greatest difference in DO at 0 m between the base case and scenario II was in March (i.e., base-intermediate = 2.76 mg L-1). At 3 m depth, Lake Rotokauri was predicted to be anoxic on 4 July 2011 (0.18 mg L-1) for scenario II. Chlorophyll a concentrations for scenario 2 were lower than the base case and PO4-P concentrations were higher. Concentrations of NO3-N and NH4-N at 3 m depth for scenario II were lower than the base case.
Scenario III involved simulating water quality from with best management practices implemented. These practices included detention basins (grass-lined), constructed wetlands, biofiltration swales and floodways. At 3 m depth, fluctuations in DO concentration for both the base and scenario III were similar at the beginning of the simulated period, but for the months of May to November DO was lower in Scenario III than the base case. The maximum chl a for scenario 3 peaked at 30.8 μgL-1 compared to 38.9 μg L-1 observed in the base model. The TP and TN concentrations were substantially lower in Scenario III than the base model. Concentrations of PO4-P at 3 m depth were low for most of the year except in March. At 0 m depth the NH4-N concentrations were greater than the base model from mid-June to July. Concentrations of NO3-N for the treated scenario at 0 m depth were approximately 25% less than the base model.
Future studies should consider an ongoing comprehensive and consistent monitoring plan that would emphasise any change in the water quality of Lake Rotokauri during and/or after high-density urban developments within the catchment. Future works should involve regular monitoring that would not only limit the uncertainties in the data but also account for any effects that may be attributable to the management plan. Restoration plans should also be considered to explore the effects of biomanipulation and re-establishment of submerged vegetation. The DYRESM-CAEDYM model may also be used to examine the effects of climate change on in-lake processes and external loads to the lake
Coulomb excitation of the odd-A 67,69,71,73Cu isotopes with MiniBall and REX-ISOLDE
No full textCollective properties of low-lying states in the neutron-rich 67,69,71,73Cu isotopes were investigated by Coulomb excitation with radioactive beams produced at ISOLDE and post-accelerated by REX-ISOLDE up to 2.99 MeV/A. Experimental B(E2; 1/2- -> 3/2-g.s.), B(E2;5/2- -> 3/2-g.s.) and B(E2;7/2- -> 3/2-g.s.) were determined in all four investigated isotopes. Results show that the low-lying level schemes of these nuclei are governed by three different configurations: the expected proton single-particle excitations, core-coupled states and a surprisingly low-lying collective mode.sponsorship: EU Sixth Framework through EURONS 506065status: Publishe
Biology and potential impacts of rudd (Scardinius erythrophthalmus L.) in New Zealand
No full textRudd (Scardinius erythrophthalmus) is a cyprinid fish native to Europe that was illegally introduced into New Zealand in 1967. Between the 1960s and 1980s rudd were illegally spread to a number of lakes, ponds, and rivers in New Zealand, principally from the Waikato north. They now also occur in the Wanganui, Manawatu, Nelson, and Canterbury regions. Rudd undergo
ontogenetic changes in diet as they grow. Young-of-the-year rudd (58–65 mm mean fork length (FL)) ate a mixture of planktonic cladocerans and chironomid pupae, and potentially competed for these foods with common smelt (Retropinna retropinna). Larger rudd (100–149 mm FL) were primarily benthivorous, and potentially competed with perch (Perca fluviatilis) of the same size, brown bullhead catfish (Ameiurus nebulosus), and probably common bullies (Gobiomorphus cotidianus). Rudd of still larger sizes were
increasingly herbivorous, until at >200 mm FL their diet was >80% plant material. As rudd prefer native species of aquatic macrophytes to the introduced species, they can probably modify native plant communities and aid the invasion of introduced aquatic weeds. They may also have contributed to
the switch of Hamilton Lake from a macrophyte-dominated state to a phytoplankton-dominated state. It is time for the threats posed by rudd to be recognised, and for an education campaign to be mounted. As past rudd introductions have been done outside the law, increasing the severity of penalties for further illegal transfers is unlikely to be effective, and the coarse angling community should instead be included in management decisions concerning rudd
Dois algoritmos de identificação paramétrica com eliminação de perturbação determinística
No full textDissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Centro Tecnológico. Programa de Pós-Graduação em Engenharia Elétrica
Models for Quadratic Algebras Associated with Second Order Superintegrable Systems in 2D
No full textThere are 13 equivalence classes of 2D second order quantum and classical superintegrable systems with nontrivial potential, each associated with a quadratic algebra of hidden symmetries. We study the finite and infinite irreducible representations of the quantum quadratic algebras though the construction of models in which the symmetries act on spaces of functions of a single complex variable via either differential operators or difference operators. In another paper we have already carried out parts of this analysis for the generic nondegenerate superintegrable system on the complex 2-sphere. Here we carry it out for a degenerate superintegrable system on the 2-sphere. We point out the connection between our results and a position dependent mass Hamiltonian studied by Quesne. We also show how to derive simple models of the classical quadratic algebras for superintegrable systems and then obtain the quantum models from the classical models, even though the classical and quantum quadratic algebras are distinct
Numerical simulation of free surface flows with steep gradients
No full textCivil Engineering and Geoscience
Finite element modelling of transport and non-hydrostatic flow in environmental fluid mechanics
No full textSectie VloeistofmechanicaCivil Engineering and Geoscience
Evolution of the floc size distribution of cohesive sediments
No full textThis thesis focuses on the flocculation process of cohesive sediment (mud) and in particular on the time evolution of the floc size distribution. Mud is mainly observed in estuarine environment and its settling velocity is strongly affected by its floc size distribution. Small flocs (1-50 micrometers) have a very small settling velocity and tend to remain in suspension while large flocs (50 micrometers-centimeters) are characterized by a large settling velocity and deposit rapidly inducing bed siltation. Moreover, small suspended flocs reduce light transmission through the water column and may carry pollutants through large distances. The investigation of the evolution of the floc size distribution is therefore relevant in the fields of civil engineering and ecology. Flocculation is the combination of the processes of aggregation and breakup and is influenced by the sediment and water properties, sediment concentration and turbulent motion. The relation between small scale particle-particles interactions and large-scale flocculation behavior is investigated in this thesis through both experimental and modeling work. In particular a series of coupled experiments where both the surface charge of the particles, quantified by their zeta-potential, and the flocculation behavior are observed. Flocculation is then modeled by means of a population balance equation where flocs are distributed in size classes and aggregation and breakup represent respectively birth and death of flocs in each class.Environmental fluid mechanicsCivil Engineering and Geoscience
Hydrodynamic models in urban drainage application and calibration
No full textCivil Engineering and Geoscience
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