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    Dialogue & Social Change — with Mark Winston

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    Mark L. Winston is the recipient of the 2015 Governor General\u27s Literary Award for Nonfiction for his book Bee Time: Lessons From the Hive, and an Independent Publishers 2019 Gold Medal "IPPY" Award for his book Listening to the Bees. One of the world\u27s leading experts on bees and pollination, Dr. Winston is also an internationally recognized researcher, teacher and writer. He directed Simon Fraser University\u27s Centre for Dialogue for 12 years, where he founded the Semester in Dialogue, a program that creates leadership development opportunities equipping and empowering students to address community issues.As a consultant and thought leader, Dr. Winston partners with universities, corporations, NGOs, governments and communities to advance communication skills, engage public audiences with controversial issues through dialogue, and implement experiential learning and community engagement in educational institutions. As an award-winning writer and editor, he works with students, scientists, other professionals and writers to develop compelling non-fiction, from proposals and newspaper opinion pieces to manuscripts and books.He currently is a Professor and Senior Fellow in Simon Fraser University\u27s Centre for Dialogue, a Professor of Biological Sciences, and the SFU Library\u27s inaugural Nonfiction Writer in Residence (2020-2021)
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    Author Arna Bontemps reads to children at the East Winston Branch Library, 1956.

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    Author Arna Bontemps reads to children at the East Winston Branch Library, 1956
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    Winston Silcott. The beard of justice

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      Boy whispering Winston Silcott’s name. House; heard over is a TV news report about the death of Cynthia Jarrett; Demonstration; rioting. Caption: "Tottenham, Broadwater Farm, October 6th 1985." Boys whispering Winston Silcott’s name; one calling out for water. Caption: "The three juveniles were charged with the murder of PC Blakelock." Dancer as one of the arrestees; VO describing his experiences in the police station. Caption: "Mark Braithwaite was jailed for life for the murder of PC Blakelock." Man describing his experiences of arrest, signing everything the police gave him. Caption: "Engin Raghip was jailed for life for the murder of PC Blakelock." Dancer. Children’s voices whispering over. VO (Winston Silcott’s words) says that "From 1985, I’ve been growing my Justice Beard. When I am released, I will cut it." Captions: "The judge dismissed the case against the three juveniles. Engin Raghip and Mark Braithwaite spent six years in prison before the Court of Appeal judged their interviews ‘oppressive’ and ‘unsafe’. Both went free. The senior officers in the investigation were found to have fabricated Winston Silcott’s interviews. Winston Silcott was cleared of the murder of PC Blakelock. He remains in prison on another charge." Credits
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      Winston Silcott. The beard of justice - ACE267.2

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        Boy whispering Winston Silcott’s name. House; heard over is a TV news report about the death of Cynthia Jarrett; Demonstration; rioting. Caption: "Tottenham, Broadwater Farm, October 6th 1985." Boys whispering Winston Silcott’s name; one calling out for water. Caption: "The three juveniles were charged with the murder of PC Blakelock." Dancer as one of the arrestees; VO describing his experiences in the police station. Caption: "Mark Braithwaite was jailed for life for the murder of PC Blakelock." Man describing his experiences of arrest, signing everything the police gave him. Caption: "Engin Raghip was jailed for life for the murder of PC Blakelock." Dancer. Children’s voices whispering over. VO (Winston Silcott’s words) says that "From 1985, I’ve been growing my Justice Beard. When I am released, I will cut it." Captions: "The judge dismissed the case against the three juveniles. Engin Raghip and Mark Braithwaite spent six years in prison before the Court of Appeal judged their interviews ‘oppressive’ and ‘unsafe’. Both went free. The senior officers in the investigation were found to have fabricated Winston Silcott’s interviews. Winston Silcott was cleared of the murder of PC Blakelock. He remains in prison on another charge." Credits
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        Winston Churchill High School 1977

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        The annual publication of the students of Winston Churchill High School, Lethbridge, Alberta. (1976-77)pdfWCHS YEARBOOK ARCHIVES PLEASE DO NOT REMOVE I THE STATESMAN KNOWLEDGE, ITS OWN REWARD WINSTON CHURCHILL HIGH SCHOOL LETHBRIDGE, ALBERTA 1976-1977SHOULDER TO THE WHEEL THE ONLY WAY TO PROGRESS IN A SCHOOL LIKE OURS IS TO GET TRUCKIN' AND TO KEEP RIGHT ON TRUCKIN' 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE TEACHERS 6 GRADE 10's 9 GRADE 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79 SPORTS 31 ACTIVITES 47 GRADE 12's 69 CONFUSION GALORE REMEMBER THE LINEUPS AT 16-18 WAIT­ING AND HOPING THERE IS ENOUGH ROOM IN CHEM 10 PERIOD 4? AND THEN ITS YOUR TURN NEXT AND JANET GETS UP AND PICKS UP THE PHONE, SAYS A FEW WORDS AND THE NEXT THING YOU KNOW, MR. CLEWES BLASTS OUT ON THE PA "CHEM­ISTRY 10 PERIOD 4 IS FILLED". WITH YOUR HEAD HUNG DOWN IN DISAPPOINTMENT * YOU TRY I REPEAT, TRY TO FIND YOUR ADVISOR IN THE MAZE OF HALLS SO YOU CAN CHANGE YOUR TIMETABLE AROUND. WHAT A DRAG! !! 4 I TEACHERS GLEN ALEXANDER MEL CLEWES PAULETTE ALVAU MITCH FORESTER HENRY KRAUSE HANS BERGEN BARBARA DAY DONNA HALLUK MEL LAHTI BONNIE CAMPBELL PENNY DODD DOREEN HILL JOHN LANDER YOU 6 TEACHERS BILL LANGLANDS GARRY SHILL IDA Y CLIFF WALTERS KEN MAY BOBBI SCALES BOB TARLECK GRAEME WIGG SHARON MILLOT DOUG SCALES COLIN TURNER GREG WOLCOTT BARRY MUD RY HAROLD SCHWANDT GORDON VALGARDSON EUGENE YAMADA 7 AIDES SANDY BERGEN BRENDA FLA MAN BRENDA JARVIE HELEN SCHEURKOGEL BEV BROWN MAUREEN GODLONTON STAN KOMADOWSKI MARY TAKEDA JANITORS KEITH MYERS, STEVE PRINS, GERRY PRINS, BRIAN TRIMBLE AGNES WILLIS, ROSE HALL, ELSIE KALAU 8 FRESHMEN i CYNTHIA ADACHI KERRY ALLEN TIM BACEDA LARRY BALAZS BRIAN BEECH EVELYN BEINTEMA LINDA BESSEL ING DEBBIE BLY SHARON BODNARUK TERRI BOOS CLARK BOSCH KAREN BOTA SHEILA BRADLEY WADE BREWER BILL BROOKS BEV BURCHAK DAN BURCH DIANNE BUSSE BRENDA CAMPBELL HILDA CASTANEDO MICHAEL CHOW DEE DEE CHRISTIANSON JOHN CIESIELSKI ALLEN CLAMPITT GEORGE CROWE ALLEN CLARK MIKE COYLE KATHY DIDYK BRENDA CRYSTAL CHARLOTTE CLEARWATER CRABB DRAGLAND DENISE CAMERON DEBBIE DUNLOP CLIFFORD CRAWFORD MARVIN DYCK MICHELLE COYLE KANDIE MARY CRAWFORD DYLOWSKY GARY FRECKA SCOTT ELFORD SHIRLEY SHARI FRIER PAT EMERSON FORCZEK ’ LANCE PATTI ERVIN CANDY GILCHRIST FRAZIER BARB GILMORE 11 i RODNEY HOUGHTON DONNA HUGHES EILEEN HURST RICK JESSE PERRY IWAASA LINDA JOACHIM BRADLEY GORZITZA MONTE GOVE BLAINE GRAF TINA GRANT LAURA GRAY CARLA HAMILTON KATHY HAMILTON KEVIN HAMILTON TERRY HAMILTON DIANA HARPER ROB HARVIE RON HAWRYLUK MIKE HEERZE ANNETTE HENDRICKS BRENDA HOOGE JUDY KERR LINDA KILFOYLE ANGELA KLETKE FRANK KOGLER BRIAN KOWALKO DAVE KURJT STEVE KUIJT VANCO LAU GARRY LEISHMAN LORNE LILLEMO TRACY LOTHIAN WANDA LOUEY WARREN LOUEY KAREN LUDWIG SHERRY MAH DEANNA MANIQUET LESLIE MARSDEN GREG MARTIN VERA MARUTKYN SHARON McCullough MIKE McDONALD PAT McNAUGHTON AUSTIN McNEELY DARREN McNEIL MARK MURAKAMI DA RYLE NAGATA SHELLEY NAKAMURA KELLY NISHIJIMA LOREEN NISHIKAWA LUANA NOSS TERRY NOVAK DAVE OAKES DALE OHNO DWIGHT OLER 14 I CAROL OLIVER SHARON VERONICA VERNON OLIVER PIEKEMA POHN BILL ORR EVELYN PITT ADRIAAN BRADLEY POCH OVERBEE KE LINDA POCH LOIS GARY POHL PERSINGER DEBBIE PONECH JERRY POPOWICH LORI PORTER BOB PROKOP WENDY PROKOP GLEN PROVO DEBBIE PUFFER C IND IE PUHL DAVID QUON DARREN RAMAGE DARRELL RAPUANO MONTY JOHN SEBERG DWAYNE DIANE KIM SLAWOSKY SANFORD PETER SEBERG SERVICE SHELLENBERG TIM SLAWOSKY GRANT CRAIG SERA DIANE KAREN DONNA SMITH SAUTER SHASKIN SHIGEHIRO MARYANN WENDY GLENNA SHAW RHONDA SMITH SAWCHUK SILLITO SHELLEY SMITH DENNIS SPACEMAN ANNETTE SPISAK CATHY STEVENSON DAVID STERENBERG NORM STRUTH DANNY TODD TA KE YA SU KEVIN BRUCE THOMSEN SUDEIKAT TOBY TANIGUCKI THEODORE CURTIS JAMES SZARKO DEBBIE TEMPEL EVELYN THOMAS TOMLINSON DENISE TA KAO TERI THOMPSON KELLY TWETER JEANETTE TYBERG HUGH TYREMAN CINDY VAN LEEUWEN TIM WADDLE SHIRLEY WAGONTALL RANDY WALMSLEY DEBBIE DENISE WILLETTS DEBBIE ROBERT WOOD RON ZIMMER MICHELE WEBER WELTERLICH GRANT WIENS KIM WILSON WITWICKI SANDY WOJTOWICZ SOPHOMORESANDREW ALBISTON DARREL ALEXANDER GREG ALLEN SHARON BABICK LORRETTA BAILEY LORRAINE BEAUCHESNE JACK BEGGS BRIAN BENNET ROY BEYER BOYD BLAIR JEFF BLAIR JAMES BOYCHUK SHEILA BURGESS MARK CAMERON NANCY CRAIK DEBBIE CANNADY GARRY CHAN GREG CHERNESKY CINDY CHURCH MARY-LOU CLOSE DEAN CONNERS CAROL COOK DONNA COUTTS WENDY DAVIDSON GARY DeGROOT MICHAEL DIKUN DIANE DRAGLAND MIKE DYCK SANDRA DYCK DREW DZUREN RUBY ENGLISH REID ENNS JOANNE FERGUSON ROBERT FERGUSON PAT FILKOWSKI KELLY FIRTH COLLEEN FISHER KATHY FRECKA PENNY FREDRICK PATTY FRENCH CALVIN FULLER KATHY GARDNER DON GEORGE ED GERSTENBULER VICTOR GIESBRECHT DEBI GIESSMANN BERNICE GLADSTONE LYNN GLOVER DARREN GODSALVE LORNE GRAY KIM GREEN TRACY GREEN JANICE GROSS LORI GULLAGE LORNE GULLAGE WAYNE BETTY GYORFFY HANSON GENE HAMZA SHERRY SHARON HANDEREK DEBI HANSON HARDY TODD HARKEI KEITH HARROLD DONNA HART DEBBIE NEIL DARRAN RENEE HOLT HAWRYLUK HINATSU HOLLIHAN DARCY LEONARD DONNA BRENDA HOLTMAN HEINONEN HIRASHIMA HOLOBOFF 23 ANGELA VERA HUTOROW EILEEN JANG KIETH JARVIS GREG KAUTZ LINDA KIRK HORVATH DARREN HOWLETT SYLVIA HUEMER GEORGETTE HURST JOHN HUSCH DEBRA IBUKI ROXANN JACKCI CONNIE JAMES JEFF JANECKE FAWN JANG DALE KANASHIRO PAT KILFOYLE ROD KIRK ♦ 1 MONICA LANHAM CINDY LeBLANC TIM KLEIN SHARON VAL DANA KNODEL KONYNENBELT KRYWONIS RICK KOWALSKI ARCHIE KWAN COREY LEE LUM LEONG LEE LEONG GREG LO PUSH INSKY DEBBIE LOUEY JACKIE LYON CHERYL MacKAY PETER MAH DARCY MARSDEN BETTY MARTIN KELLY MARTIN LINDA LES McMILLAN LISA MILLER ARMANDE MASSE McCullough DOREEN PATTI WAYNE MAY KATHY McCUNE MEDICINE PILLER KAREN McKAY CRANE MARIANNE DICK MOCH MEYERING KEN MOORE BRENT MORRISON MERRY NAGATA MORENA NERGAARD SID NEWHOUSE PAT NORDIN MARK NOVAK BLAIR NYROSE BRENDA OLEKSY KARL OPPOLZER GORDON PENDER GREG PENDER TRACY PEREVERS IFF BONNIE PERSINGER PATTY POPOWICH CHERYL POPSON LeANN POPSON LYNN POYTRESS JENNIFER PUHL RANDY RADIC DAVE RAE CARMEN RAK ROBERT RAPUANO PATTY REDI JEFF RICHARDS KATHY ROBERTS DEBBIE ROLPH CRYSTAL ROSE BRIAN ROSSETTI MARK RUSSELL 27 MARGARET RYCROFT KAREN RYORN JANICE SANFORD DAVID SCHERLOSKI JERRY SETOGUCHI DIANA SIM BARB SNIDER YVONNE NADINE DEBBIE DAGMAR SMID JODY STALKER SZPENDYK TARNAVA MARY LOU SPACEMAN ROBIN TRENT TONY TIETZ SLYKA DANNY STANTON TA KEYASU KATHY SOROCHAN SUSAN TRACY TKACHENKO SUGIHARA TAMAYOSE BILL TODD MARK TOKARIUK ». 28 I MARLENE JIM URDIGA SUSANNE VACZY ALVIN VALIN RANDY VANEE BRIAN VAN EGMOND EVELYN van NIEUWENHUIZEN BEN VENHUIS LINDA WILLIS BRAD WILSON IVY WILSON AL WINQUIST KARIN WITZ KE TERRI WITZKE TOLSMA DARREN TOTH WAYNE TOTH LANNY TRON HARRY TSCHERNETZKI TERRY WELLS IVAN WEAVERS I 30 ATHLETICS BULLFROGS ROW 1: ROBIN STANTON, KELLY LYBBERT, DARRELL RAPUANO, ROB EMERSON. ROW 2: NOEL BUCHANAN, BRENDA OLEKSY, TIM BACEDA, DAVID STERN­BERG, RANDY SERVICE, LYNN GLOVER. 804RO TRACK TEAM WINS ZONE AFTER DEFEATING 12 TEAMS FOR ZONE CHAMPIONSHIP, 20 MEMBERS WENT TO RED DEER FOR THE REGIONAL, WHERE OUR ZONE WON. AT THE PROVINCIAL MEET, OUR TEAM WON THREE GOLD MEDALS. TEAM MEMBERS, ROW 1: GRANT SAUT­ER, KEVIN HAMILTON, RICK LAFOURNE, ROBHARVIE, GRANT WIENS, BOYD CONINE, EILEEN JANG, WENDY MILLER, DEANNA MANIQUET, DEBBIE DUNLOP, LINDA KILFOYLE. ROW 2: PAT McCUNE, FRANK KEMERI, KENJI MIYAJI, JOHN SEBERG, ADRIAAN OVERBEEKE. ROW 3: CINDY ANDERSON, GREG PENDER, SHERRY PARSONAGE, GREG LOPUSHIN-SKY, ED PARKER. ROW 4: PETER SE­BERG, MIKE DYCK, GREG KAUTZ, LANNY TRON, TRENT TAKEYASU, DON­NA HUGHES, MARK NOVAK, DONNA HIRASHIMA, BRENDA OLEKSY. BACK: KEN MOORE. MISSING: LOU HEERZE. BULLDOG VOLLEYBALL ROW 1: ARCHIE KWAN, DAVID WILKS, STEVE TACKAS, BRAD WILSON, RICH­ARD THOMSEN. ROW 2: RICK JESSE, KEN OHNO, DON WILSON, DON GEORGE, GRANT SAUTER, RENE Le- BLANC, KELLY WONG, EUGENE YAMADA. BULLDOGS BLOCK OPPOSITION THE BULLDOGS TOOK THE LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP AS WELL AS BRINGING HOME SECOND PLACE IN THE U. OF L. TOURNEY. STEVE AND DON WORKED AS CO-CAPTAINS. THEFU-TURE LOOKS PROMISING WITH STRONG ROOKIES COMING ALONG IN THE MASTIFFS. MASTIFF VOLLEYBALL ROW 1: BRAD POCH, GRANT SAUTER, BLAINE GRAF, RICH JESSE, KEN OHNO, VANCOLAU, MARK MURAKAMI, EUGENE YAMADA. 34 GIRLS' SPIKE WAY TO TOP THE GRIFFINS TRIUMPHED IN 3A ZONE CHAMPIONSHIPS, AS WELL AS IN THE PRESTIGIOUS U. OF L. AND TABER TOURNAMENTS. IT TOOK GREAT TEAM EFFORT AS WELL AS A HIGH LEVEL OF SPORTS­MANSHIP AND SKILL TO ACCOMPLISH THIS. GIRLS WE SALUTE YOU. GRIFFIN VOLLEYBALL ROW 1: EILEEN JANG, KATHY McCUNE, SHERRY PARSONAGE, DONNA HIRASHIMA. ROW 2: SHARON KONY-NENBELT, BRENDA OLEKSY, CID ANDER­SON, DARCIE JAMES, MORENA NERGAARD, SHARON BODNARUK, SHARI FRIER, MARY ANN FORD. 35 BULLDOGS BASKETBALL ROW 1: KEN MOORE, STEVE TACKACS, LOU HEERZE, LANNY TRON, RICHARD THOMSEN. ROW 2: BRYAN GERBRACHT, PAT McCUNE, BLAIR NYROSE, ED PARKER, DREW DZUREN. MASTIFF BASKETBALL MASTIFF BASKETBALL, ROW 1: CLARK BOSCH, KENJI MIYAJI, LORNE LILLEMO, RICK JESSE, DENNIS SPACEMAN. ROW 2: JEFF RICHARDS, GARY FREC-KA, MIKE HEERZE, JOHN CIESIELSKI, DAVE QUON. ROW 3: ARCHIE KWAN, BRAD POCH, AL WINQUIST, JIM MILL WATER, PETE NEUFELD. 36 CHURCHILL'S HOOPERS SET THE PACE IT WAS A GREAT YEAR FOR THE BASKETBALL TEAMS AS THE GRIFFINS FINISHED SEC­OND IN THE PROVINCIALS AND FIRST IN THE ZONE. THE BULLDOGS HIT THE BOARDS FOR VICTORY IN THE CHURCHILL INVITATION­AL TOURNAMENT. BULLDOG STEVE TAKACS WAS TOP SCORER AND REBOUNDER IN THE LEAGUE. THE MASTIFFS AND FALCONS WERE STRONG COMPETITORS IN THEIR LEAGUES. FALCON BASKETBALL: ROW 1: DONNA HART, DEBBIE KARAU, LORIE McLEAN. ROW 2: BETTY MARTIN, DIANE SHELLENBERG, EVELYN BEINTEMA, KERRY ALLEN, MARYANN SMITH. ROW 3: KENDRA HARDING, SHARON PIEKENA, VERA MARUTKYN, RHONDA KING, MONICA LANHAM. GRIFFIN BASKETBALL: 2 ROW 1: SHERRY PARSONAGE, LANA SIMPSON, SHARI FRIER, KATHY McCUNE, SHARON BODNARUK, EILEEN JANG. ROW 2: DARCIE JAMES, CID ANDERSON, DONNA HUGHES, DIANNA REIERSON, CONNIE JAMES, SHARON KONYNENBELT, MORENA NERGAARD. 37 OFFICIALS ASSOCIATION MICHELLE FOGGIN, ROBIN STANTON, LORI CHYMBORYK, HANS BERGEN, CYNTHIA ADA-CHI, BRIAN BEECH, DEBRA BLY. A VITAL PART OF THE SPORTS PROGRAM, THE OFFICIALS AS­SOCIATION SUPPLIES SCORE KEEPERS, TIMERS AND LINES­MEN FOR THE MANY ACTIVITIES AT CHURCHILL. BOWLING ROW 1: ALLEN CLARK, JOHN LANDER YOU, VERA MARUTKYN. ROW 2: DENISE TAKAO, KAREN LUDWIG, CAROL OLIVER, MARY ANN SMITH. ONE OF THE RECREATIONAL -^ACTIVITIES AT CHURCHILL IS THE BOWLING CLUB. THEY GET TOGETHER ONE NIGHT A WEEK TO BOWL A FEW LINES. 38 CURLING LINDA KILFOYLE, DARRELL ALEXANDER, KAREN LUDWIG, WILLIE TIETZ, DEANNA MANI-QUET. UNDER THE SPONSORSHIP OF THE LETHBRIDGE CURLING CLUB, THIS GROUP WAS ABLE TO LEARN MORE OF THE GAME, AS WELL AS MEET GOOD COM­PETITION. CROSS-COUNTRY EILEEN JANG, JOHN SEBERG, BOB TARLECK, GARYFRECKA, MIKE HEERZE, GEORGE CROWE. ALONG WITH THE LETHBRIDGE TRACK CLUB, THE WINSTON CHURCHILL CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM SPON­SORED 6 ALL COMERS CROSS-COUNTRY RACES. THE TEAM WAS ALSO REPRESENTED AT THE 1976 SOUTH­WEST ALBERTA HIGH SCHOOL CHAMPIONSHIPS. THE OUTSTANDING MEMBER OF THE TEAM WAS ADRIAAN OVERBEEKE, WHO PLACED THIRD IN THE SOUTHWEST REGIONALS, THIRD IN THE PROVINCIAL AND EIGHTH IN THE WESTERN CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS. 39 BULLDOG FOOTBALL ROW 1: RIC-K LAFOURNIE, LEN DODSON, MIKE McDONALD, JEFF JANECKE, JEFF RICHARDS, NORM STRUTH, PAT KILFOYLE, FRANK KEMERI, TERRY HAMILTON, TODD TAKEYASU, KEVIN HAMILTON, LANCE GILCHRIST, ROB HARVIE. ROW 2: HOWARD HUMENY, PAT McCUNE, DAVE RAE, BRYAN GERBRACHT, ROY BEYER, JIM MILLWATER, DAVE QUON, REG ARESHENKO, DAVE STEPHENS, ED GERSTENBUHLER, KIM TINO RD I, ED PARK­ER, DEAN CONNERS, WILLIE TIETZ, DARREN RAMAGE. ROW 3: JERRY ARESHENKO, RON ZIMMER, MARK NOVAK, JACK SIMPSON, TIM RICHARDS, BRAD BROWN, GREGG LANGHOFER, LOU HEERZE, KEN MOORE, JOHN HUSCH, CALVIN FULLER, GIL POBERZNICK. ROW 4: WAYNE MAY, CLIFF WALTERS, PETE NEUFELD, BIC ORANGE AND BLUE MACHINE ROLLS OVER OPPOSITION A LOSS IN THEIR FIRST GAME COST THE BULLDOGS THE CONFERENCE TITLE THIS YEAR, BUT AFTER THAT THERE WAS NO STOPPING THE TEAM WHO FINISHED THE YEAR WITH THE FOLLOWING RECORD: BULLDOGS 0 VS CCHS 20 BULLDOGS 59 VS CRESCENT HEIGHTS 0 BULLDOGS 36 VS LCI 6 BULLDOGS 62 VS McCOY 6 BULLDOGS 28 VS CCHS 11 BULLDOGS 59 VS MEDICINE HAT HIGH 20 BULLDOGS 17 VS LCI 7 so I Sb ■ ‘ • ■ z I '-' - 41 FALCONS SKATE TO VICTORY HIGHLIGHT OF THE SEASON WAS WINNING THE VUL­CAN TOURNAMENT. THE GIRLS DID WELL IN PLAY THROUGHOUT THE SEASON, ENDING WITH A 12-6 WON LOST RECORD. KIM GILCHRIST WAS THE MOST VALUABLE PLAYER; SHARON BODNARUK, TOP ROOK­IE; KAREN WITZKE, MOST IMPROVED; AND TOP SCORER WAS DARCIE JAMES. TEAM MEMBERS, ROW 1: BRENDA KITAGUCHI, CIN-DEE NYROSE, KERRY ALLEN, WENDY ANDERSON, SHARON BODNARUK, KAREN WITZKE, DARCIE JAMES, CARLA HAMILTON, KIM GILCHRIST. ROW 2: MITCH FORSTER, LORRAINE DAW, DEANNA MONIQUET, KAREN LUDWIG, WANDA LOUEY, ANNETTE HUNKA, KELLY NISHIJIMA, DONNA HIROSHIMA, FRED HAWKINS. THE MOST DANGEROUS GAME FOUR TEAMS ENTERED THE NOON LEAGUE OF FLOOR HOCKEY. ADDING TO INTEREST AND CHALLENGE WAS THE TEACHERS TEAM. PAT McCUNE'S TEAM WON THE PLAY-OFFS. KIM TINORDI, FOLLOWED BY TIM RICHARDS WERE HIGH SCORERS. CLIFF WAL­TERS WAS ROOKIE OF THE YEAR. 42 A HALF-NELSON? A HEADLOCK? A NEW FACE AND A NEW SPORT. THE ADDITION OF BARRY MUDRY TO STAFF SAW THE BEGINNING OF A NEW SPORT AT CHURCHILL. THE WRESTLING TEAM DID WELL IN THEIR FIRST SEASON, PLACING SEVERAL WRESTLERS IN THE PROVINCIAL MEET. GREG LOPUSHINSKY WAS MOST VALUABLE PLAYER. WITH THE MANY WEIGHT DIVISIONS, THE SPORT OFFERS SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE. TEAM MEMBERS: BARRY MUDRY, GREG LOPUSHINSKY, PERRY IWASSA, SHANE LYBBERT, BRIAN BEECH, ED GERSTENBUHLER, HOWARD BIEDERMAN, CALVIN FULLER. 43 SKI CLUB DESPITE WEATHER AND BUSES, CHURCH­ILL'S SNOW CHILD­REN, UNDER PRESI­DENT DAVE STEPHENS, MADE FOUR TRIPS TO SKI AT FERNIE. TABLE TENNIS HOSTING THE SOUTH­WEST ZONE TOUR­NAMENT HIGH­LIGHTED THE CLUB'S SEASON. A CLOSED TOURNAMENT WAS HELD AS WELL. KEN JANG, LONNIE KUCH-ERAN, GARY DE­GROOT AND GRANT WIENS WERE MEM­BERS WHO WON EVENTS AT VARIOUS TOURNAMENTS. FRONT: ROSEMARY ROSSI, JEANETTE TYBERT. ROW 1: PERRY IWASSA, VANCO LAU, ROB EMERSON, LEON TAM, RANDY VANEE, ALAN CLAMPITT, DON GEORGE, TERRY HAMILTON, MIKE COYLE. ROW 2: KEN JANG, MARK MURAKAMI, BETTY GYORFFY, SHERRY KANA-SHIRO, SANDY DYCK, SHARON McCULLOGH, SHERRY PARSONAGE, -JOANNE FERGUSON, KEN OHNO, BLAINE GRAF, CLARK BOSCH, KEN MAY, DARRELL ALEXANDER. ROW 3: SUSAN SUGIHARA, GRANT SAUTER, VERN OLIVER, KELLY T WE TER, KEVIN HAMILTON. ROW 4: SHERRY HARDY,* JACKIE LYON, VERA HUTOROW, KELLY DEMCHUK, SHEILA BRADLEY, TIM RICHARDS, BILL BROOKS, STEVE KUIJT, DAVE STEPHENS, BRAD POCH, LEN DODSON, BRAD BROWN. ROW 1: ROB EMERSON, KEN JANG, BILL BROOKS, RANDY VANEE, GRANT WEINS, GARY DE­GROOT, DON GEORGF ROW 2: GREG PENDER, TIM RICHARDS, KELLY TWETER, KENJI MIYAJI, LEON TAM, BASTIAAN QUIST,DAVE KUIJT, HUGH TYREMAN, GORD PENDER, KEN MAY. CENTER: LORNE LILLEMO. 44 GOLF TEN SCHOOLS FROM THE DISTRICT COMPETED IN A TOURNAMENT ORGAN­IZED AND SPONSORED BY CHURCHILL. OUR SIX COMPETITORS MET A HIGH CALIBRE OF PLAY. MARK WIC KEN - HEISER WAS THE TOP CHURCHILL GOLF­ER IN THE TOURNEY. BADMINTON ROW 1: JOHN CHORM, SHARON McCULLOUGH, DONNA HIRASHIMA, MARK MURAKAMI, EILEEN JANG, SUSANNE VACZY, ALAN CLAMPITT, CLARK BOSCH. ROW 2: KEVIN MILLER, BRENDA OLEKSY, ALAN JANG, RANDY VANEE, WILLIE TIETZ, SHEILA BRADLEY, BRAD POCH, TOBY TANIGUCHI, GRANT SAUTER, VANCO LAU, KEN MOORE, KEVIN HAMIL­TON, WILF ROESLER, ROB HARVIE, PENNY DODD. THE CLUB PLAYED TWO EVENINGS A WEEK, FINISHING WITH COMPETITION IN ZONE AND PROVINCIAL TOURNAMENTS. BOTH SINGLE AND DOUBLE ENTRIES CARRIED CHURCHILL COLORS WITH HONOR. 45 46 CHURCHILL WE'RE PROUD OF YOU AND PROUD OF THE SPIRIT STU­DENTS BRING TO ALL ACTIVITIES. THE CHEERLEADERS HAVE SPEAR­HEADED THE ENTHUSIASTIC SUPPORT GIVEN ALL OUR TEAMS. THEY WERE IN ATTENDANCE AT ALL HOME AND MOST OF THE AWAY GAMES, AS WELL AS AT TOURNAMENTS. THEIR SNAPPY ROUTINES WERE A PART OF MOST PEP RALLIES. CHEERLEADERS ROW 1: TOBY TANIGUCHI. ROW 2: SHERRY RUSTON, SHERRY HARDY, CARLA HAMILTON, SUSAN SUGIHARA, ANNETTE HUNKA, WANDA LOUEY, LINDA BESSLING. PEP CLUB ROW 1: LES McMILLAN, DIANA HARPER, LINDA BESSELING, JUDY RAPUANO, TOBY TANIGUCHI, LINDA POCH, BONNIE CAMPBELL. ROW 2: ALLYSON KENNEY, CHERYL Mac KAY, DEBBIE HA WRYLUK, PATTY MILLER, LORI GULLAGE, PAT MacNAUGHTON. 48 ACTIVITIES ®3H1E Winston (llljiirrljill A S’tttbsnt nhliratton of NOVEMBER .1976 VOL. 1 NO.1 ONE OF THE OUTSTANDING EFFORTS OF THE YEAR WAS THE WORK OF THE NEWSPAPER STAFF. SIX EXCELLENT PAPERS WERE PUB­LISHED; EDITED BY A COMPETENT STAFF AMD PRINTED IN THE SCHOOL. MANY ISSUES OF CONCERN TO STUDENTS WERE AIRED, CREATIVE WRITING WAS ENCOURAGED AND IMAGINATIVE HUMOR INCLUDED AS WELL. REACH FOR THE TOP CHALLENGES KNOWLEDGE OF PARTICIPANTS FOUR STUDENTS FROM THIS SCHOOL PAR­TICIPATED IN FLIGHT 1 OF THE SOUTHERN ALBERTA REGION. THE TEAM LOST TO KATE ANDREWS WHO EVENTUALLY WON THE RE­GIONAL FINAL. TEAM MEMBERS WERE: SHAR­ON RYCROFT, TIMOHNO, CID ANDERSON, LORRAINE DAW. NEWSPAPER STAFF ROW 1: CID ANDERSON, TRENT TAKEYASU, JONI KWAN, EILEEN JANG, KELLY LYBBERT. ROW 2: SHELLEY BARVA. 50 GORD VALGARDSON, TIM RICHARDS, NEIL SINCLAIR, LORNE LILLEMO, GARY REGIER, HUGH TYREMAN, BRAD GORZITZA, DAVE KUIJT, JOHN SEBERG, ADRIAAN OVERBEEKE, KENJI MITAJI. A SMALL, BUT ENTHUSIASTIC GROUP OF CHESS PLAYERS GATHERED IN VACANT ROOMS MOST LUNCH HOURS TO PURSUE THEIR GAMES. A TOURNAMENT WAS HELD DURING EDUCATION WEEK. CHESS CLUB PHOTO CLUB SMILE EVERYONE. THE CAMERA BUGS WERE EVERYWHERE, SNAPPING EVERYTHING. SOME RE­SULTS CAN BE APPRE­CIATED IN THE YEARBOOK. ROW 1: BRIAN BENNETT, TRENT TAKEYASU, CYNTHIA ADACHI, NEIL SINCLAIR, KELLY LYBBERT. ROW 2: LORNE GULLAGE, TIM KLEIN, PETER SEBERG, GARY REGIER, SHANE LYBBERT, JOHN SEBERG, GREG LOPUSHINSKY, STAN KOMADOW-SKI. ON TOP: TOBY TANIGUCHI. 51 ’ in i BILLY CROCKER - JEFF RICHARDS RENO SWEENEY - LORRETTA BAILEY HOPE HRCOURT - ALLYSON KENNEY MRS. HARCOURT - JANICE GROSS EVELYN OAKLEIGH - MARK RUSSELL BONNIE LATOUR - JUDY RAPUANO MOONFACE MARTIN - LONNY KUCHERAN WHITNEY - BARRY DOE CHRITY - GINNY MARTIN CHASTITY - LISA MILLER PURITY - CARMEN RAK VIRTUE - SHARON HANDEREK STEWARD - KELLY LYBBERT REPORTER - KENDRA HARDING CAMERAMAN - DIANE SHELLENBERG BISHOP - BRAD GORZITZA CHING - COREY LEE LING - TRENT TAKEYASU PASSENGERS - SUSAN STANTON, DEBRA IBUKI, CINDY WIENS, SUSAN SUGIHARA, DIANE SHELLENBERG, SHERRY HARDY, COLLEEN FISHER, NANCY DRAIK, BEV BURCHAK. 52 53 CHURCHILL HONORS OUTSTANDING STUDENTS FRENCH 10 KEN MOORE FRENCH 20 SHARON RYCROFT DRAFTING 20 RON GUST FINE ARTS 10 EILEEN JANG FINE ARTS 11 JUDY RAPUANO CLOTHING 30 CHRIS HALL MATH - SCIENCE 20 TIM OHNO ENGLISH - SOCIAL 10 BRENDA* OLEKSY ENGLISH - SOCIAL 20 JACKIE OHNO SOCIAL 11 MARLIN HOWG MATH 33 PHYSICS 32 IAN MORRICE SOCIAL 30 LLOYD TAKEYASU SECRETARIAL 12 DORIS TIETZ ACCOUNTING 30 DON PIERZCHALA BIOLOGY 30 ED GYORFFY BUSINESS ED. 10 NANCY CRAIK BUSINESS ED. 11 MARY CSURKA BUSINESS ED. 12 DORIS TIETZ ROCKY WELLS TIM OHNO EILEEN JANG LLOYD TAKEYASU 54 CID ANDERSON MARLIN HOWG IAN MORRICE DON PIERZCHALA BEST GRADE 10 BEST GRADE 11 BEST GRADE 12 ALL AROUND 11 ALL AROUND BUSINESS ED. MOST IMPROVED STUDENT ALL AROUND 12 HIGHEST STANDING GRADE 12 FINE ARTS GRADE 12 GRADE 12 TO ATTEND U. OF L. IN ARTS AND SCIENCE GRADE 12 WITH HIGH STANDING EILEEN JANG TIM OH NO LORRAINE HINATSU CID ANDERSON VERNA MILLER ROCKY WELLS LOUISE UITBEYERSE ED GYORFFY MARLIN HOWG TERRIOHNO ED GYORFFY LORRAINE HINATSU 55 LET THE TRUMPET SOUND: THE DRUM ROLL.. . BAND MEMBERS FT TTTFS DEBORAH KARAU LORRAINE BEAUCHESNE IVY WILSON KERRY ALLEN LYNN POYTRESS DONNA HART OBOE MONICA LANHAM CLARINETS ROXANN JACKCI DIANE BUSSE GARY POHL ALTO CLARINET TERRY HAMILTON ALTO SAXOEHONES sharon McCullough JERRY POPOWICH TENOR SAXOPHONE KELLY LYBBERT TRUMPETS RANDY VANEE JAMES BOYCHUK CAMERON CRAWFORD RON ZIMMER FRENCH HORN ED GERSTENBUHLER TROMBONES ROY BEYER KAREEN TOWNSON BARITONE WAYNE TOTH TUBA KA TH IE TOMS PERCUSSION JOHN SINKING DEAN CONNERS BLAINE GRAF DON GEORGE ALLEN CLAMPITT 56 THEY MAKE THE MUSIC THAT MAKES THE WHOLE SCHOOL S/NC NOTHING WOULD BE AS MUCH FUN WITHOUT THEM. THE BAND, UNDER THE DI­RECTION OF DOUG SCALES, THE CHOIRS UNDER MEL LAHTI, LEND ENTHUSIASTIC SUPPORT TO MOST SCHOOL ACTIVITIES. FROM PEP RALLIES AND GAMES TO CON­CERTS: FROM A MUSICAL TO A FESTIVAL, CHURCHILL STUDENTS FIND THAT MU­SIC MAKES IT ALL HAPPEN. ALTHOUGH BOTH ARE CREDIT COURSES, STUDENTS PUT IN A LOT OF EXTRACURRICULAR TIME. KIWANIS FESTIVAL BOTH BAND AND CHORUS AS WELL AS INDIVIDUAL STUDENTS PAR­TICIPATED IN THE MANY CLASSES AT THE KIWANIS MUSIC FESTIVAL. THE MARKS RECEIVED IN ADJUDI­CATION WERE OUTSTANDING AND THE CHORUS BROUGHT HOME THE HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS TROPHY. 57 PAT McCUNE - MVP BULLDOGS LANA SIMPSON - MVP GRIFFINS VOLLEYBALL GREG LOPUSHINDLY - MVP WRESTLING STEVE TAKACS - MVP BULLDOGS BASKETBALL STEVE TAKACS - MVP BULLDOGS VOLLEYBALL 58 LANA SIMPSON - MVP GRIFFINS GREG PENDER - MVP MASTIFFS LORI McLEAN - MVP FALCONS ADRIAAN OVERBEEKE - MVP CROSS-COUNTRY KELLY LYBBERT - MVP BULLFROGS KIM GILCHRIST - MVP FALCONS HOCKEY 59 o ND 64 65 w ife 66 67 o co SENIORS 70 71 I THE CLASS OF 77 LORI RICK PAM A IT CH IS ON ANDERSON BALAZS GORDON BESSEL ING HOWARD BIEDERMA N CINDY ANDERSON REG ARESHENKO LESLEY BEATTIE RAY BLAINE CYNTHIA ANDERSON CHERYL BAILEY BRENDA BEECH LINDA BLIGNAULT 74 BETTY • JUDY ' JOYCE JOHN BOBAK BROWN BYNUCK CHORM DAVID JPENNY STEVE BRENDA BOBAK BROWN CAMERON CHRISTIE I GORD BARRY COLLEEN LORI BOSKER BURYAN CARMICHAEL CHYMBORYK LINDA BOUWSEMA JUNE BURT RANDY CHARLESWORTH COLLEEN CLIFFORD 75 BOYD KAREN ' TOM CONINE CUNNINGHAM DEJAGER LROI DOYLE LAURIE COUTTS ALLEN DEG RICHARD DEJONG ALICE DYKSTRA LIZ BEV RANDY CSURKA DEGROOT DIVINS RANDY EBBERT MARY CSURKA THEO DEGROOT LEN DODSON ROB EMERSON 76 I WES FINDLAY SHELLEY GRAY TED HANSEN MICHELLE FOGGIN 'SHARON GOGO SABRINA GUNTHER TIM HANSEN RANDY GAETZ SANDY GORKO RON GUST KENDRA HARDING COLLEEN GARDNER SHERRI GORZITZA CHRIS HALL LOU HEERZE 77 WES TINA KEN DEBBIE HIGA HUIZING JANG KA RAO BRAWNWYNN ANN
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        Nature wars: Pests vs. people

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        Item consists of a digitized copy of a video recording of a Vancouver Institute lecture given by Mark Winston on February 12, 2000. Original video recording available in the University Archives (UBC VT 852).Non UBCUnreviewedFacult
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        The Gospel on the Margins: The Ideological Function of the Patristic Tradition on the Evangelist Mark

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        In spite of the virtually unanimous patristic opinion that the evangelist Mark was the interpreter of Peter, one of the most prestigious apostolic founding figures in Christian memory, the Gospel of Mark was mostly neglected in the patristic period. Not only is the text of Mark the least well represented of the canonical Gospels in terms of the number of patristic citations, commentaries and manuscripts, the explicit comments about the evangelist Mark reveal some ambivalence about its literary or theological value. In my survey of the reception of Mark from Papias of Hierapolis until Clement of Alexandria, I will argue that the reason why the patristic writers were hesitant to embrace the Gospel of Mark was that they perceived the text to be amenable to the Christological beliefs and social praxis of rival Christian factions. The patristic tradition about Mark may have little historical basis, but it had an important ideological function in appropriating the text in the name of an apostolic authority from the margins or periphery
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        Mark Douglas Lamb, Saving the legacy: an oral history of Utah\u27s World War II veterans, ACCN 2070, American West Center, University of Utah

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        Transcript (39 pages) of an interview by Winston P. Erickson with Mark Douglas Lamb on August 20, 2005. From tape number 735 in the "Saving the Legacy" Oral History ProjectMr. Lamb was born on September 24, 1956, in Mt. Pleasant, Utah. He discusses his schooling and growing up years. He joined the Air Force in December 1974 and took basic training at Lackland Air Force Base in Texas. He received veterinary technician training at Shepherd Air Force Base in Wichita Falls, Texas for 26 weeks. He was then sent to Goodfellow AFB in San Angelo, Texas, first as a food inspector, later as facilities inspector, and finally caring for small animals. He was then sent to Iraklion Air Station on Crete for 2 years as a master sergeant caring for animals. From there, he was sent to Carswell AFB in Fort Worth, Texas, where he switched to human care. He served in Panama with the 24th Medical Group and was on duty during Operation Just Cause to depose Manuel Noriega. His final assignment was at Hill AFB as superintendent of the aerospace medicine squadron. He ending rank was as Master Sergeant. Interviewed by Winston P. Erickson. 39 pages
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        [Mark Halsey Drug Store, 1945-1]

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        Photograph of parked cars with the Mark Halsey Drug Store building in the background
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        Urban heat island research in Phoenix, Arizona: Theoretical contributions and policy applications

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          abstract: This review investigates the possible reasons and motivations underpinning the large body of work, as well as summarizing specific themes, approaches, and theoretical contributions arising from such study.Corresponding Author: Winston T. L. Chow Arizona State University [email protected]
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