11 research outputs found
Techno-economic analysis of a rapid phenotyping rover
No full textThis study considers how a new agricultural robot that measures the physical traits of plants to identify high yielding crop varieties would fit in the current agricultural market by assessing historical crop production, similar technology currently available, and stakeholders, and develops a ten-year forecast of yields.
The research investigates the socio-technical aspects of a rapid phenotyping rover, TERRA-MEPP (Transportation Energy Resource from Renewable Agriculture– Mobile Energy-crop Phenotyping Platform), that is not currently in the market place. Yield forecasting for a target crop, energy sorghum, was performed based on a 6 percent estimated yield gain. The value modeling developed for this study considers the total cost of ownership for TERRA-MEPP, the number of rovers needed by the breeder, the adoption rate of a new seed variety, and the fraction of the profits that the seed company receives. These variables are used in conjunction with the United States Department of Agriculture's sorghum production projections to model the monetary value of TERRA-MEPP over the next ten years.
The value modeling in this study indicates that TERRA-MEPP will offer a large return on investment. A TERRA-MEPP rover will cost 13,000 per year, and a return on investment of about $38.4 million over ten years.
The yield forecasting and socio-technical analysis in this study will be of interest to breeders and farmers. The potential yield gains that may be realized with TERRA-MEPP would provide additional biofuel and food. Developing new methods to increase crop yields is a critical mission this century, as the global community faces rapidly growing population and limited arable land, with uncertain changes in climate.Submission published under a 24 month embargo labeled 'Closed Access', the embargo will last until 2018-08-01The student, Caylee Mercado, accepted the attached license on 2016-07-14 at 17:52.The student, Caylee Mercado, submitted this Thesis for approval on 2016-07-14 at 18:10.This Thesis was approved for publication on 2016-07-19 at 15:15.DSpace SAF Submission Ingestion Package generated from Vireo submission #9950 on 2016-11-10 at 12:20:49Made available in DSpace on 2016-11-10T18:27:53Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 2
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Character Development and the Fear of Failure: Finding Huldey in Jen Silverman\u27s The Moors
No full textThis paper examines my process of developing the character of Huldey in Jen Silverman\u27s play The Moors, directed by Madison Smith. I discuss the steps I took, the techniques I studied, the challenges I met, and how I faced and fought the fear of failure. In this production, I also studied characters from a few films suggested by our director for inspiration.
This paper also includes background information on the playwright, their inspirations for The Moors, including Charlotte Brontë’s letters, and historical information about the place and period in which it is set. I lay out my experience throughout the production process beginning with play selection through the run of the show. This includes rehearsal journals, my “Huldey diary”, a scored script, feedback from audience members, and self-reflection
Design-Based Learning for the Elementary School Classroom
No full textAs part of a two-year collaboration with over 100 students in grade 4-7 classrooms at Kenneth Gordon Maplewood School (KGMS), this thesis project introduced design-based learning as a new pedagogic approach for supporting children with learning differences. Design-based learning is the integration of design into classrooms as a means to support the learning of other subjects, skills and knowledge. It considers design as an approach to teaching and learning, not as its own subject of study.
There is growing recognition that our current educational methods and approaches need to equip children with important skills including critical thinking, creativity, collaboration and communication. The BC Ministry of Education is currently in the process of transforming the curriculum to emphasize the development of these skills as core competencies (BC Ministry of Education, 2015, p.8). The use of design as an approach to fostering these skills is gaining momentum in education discussions across North America. However, despite the growth of knowledge and research in the area of education reform, design continues to evade integration in mainstream K12 education due to a lack of available resources and training for teachers. This document outlines the process of developing such materials. Through observations, conversations and the results of a pre- and post-design assessment the classroom teachers at KGMS saw profound benefits to the use of design as an approach to learning. To facilitate this approach, resource materials were developed to support teachers and a design coaching model was introduced as a way to provide ongoing, sustained professional development for teachers in the area of design-based learning.PedagogyCreativityTeachin
Current, Issue 08: Design Research Journal
No full textGenerative Design Research For Social Innovation / Elizabeth B.-N. Sanders — Connecting the Autism Spectrum Disorder Community Through Design / Caylee Raber & Stacie Schatz -- Information Design, Research And Ethics / Jorge Frascara — Regenerating Democracy: The Scenario of a Project-Centred Democracy / Ezio Manzini — Democracy Must Be Defended, By Undemocratic Design Specifications / Cameron Tonkinwise — Neighbourhood Time Exchange | Downtown Prince George / Kate Armstrong, Caitlin Chaisson, Laura Kozak, & Justin Langlois — One Week, Twenty-One People And Tomorrows Researchers: The Becoming Of A Design Phd Program For Transdisciplinary Research / Lisa H. Grocott — Welcome To The Neighbourhub / Leah Kalberg, Steph Koenig, Halina Rachelson, Adèle Therias & Emi Webb"The journal is designed, edited, produced and marketed by undergraduates in communication design with article contributions from students in both the graduate and undergraduate programs, alumni and faculty. We welcome new readers and celebrate the beginnings of a communicative venture to challenge the way we imagine process, discern the validation of the designer and explore the ethos of creative intelligence."--from website
Intergenerational Aid in the 21st Century
No full textAs digital immigrants of the 21st century, the current elderly always seem to have difficulty catching up with today's technologies. When day-to-day services like banking, healthcare, travel, etc., become entirely digitized without giving seniors the required time, education, or support to get on board, it gradually chips at their independence, dignity, and agency. To keep afloat in this rapidly digitizing world, most seniors find themselves relying on assistance from the people around them, such as younger family members, neighbors, friends, and community volunteers. This research explores the various facets and multitudes of digital support that younger persons commonly provide seniors. What factors influence this intergenerational digital support between seniors and younger generations? What is the role of technology and its design in this context?
Through qualitative interviews and participatory workshops, this thesis delves into the perspectives and lived experiences of various stakeholders like seniors, younger generations, community volunteers, tech coaches, etc. The research is also fundamentally informed by my experience as a regular volunteer at the West End Seniors' Network, an NGO offering social and community support for seniors in Vancouver. After a thorough thematic analysis of the data gathered, the paper derives key insights about intergenerational digital support under the following themes - (1) A Generational Divide, (2) The 'Why,' (3) The 'How,' (4) Benefits, and (5) Barriers.
With these insights, the research attempts to situate the role of intergenerational aid in the broader picture of digital inclusivity for seniors. Intergenerational support is only a facet of this wicked problem; other stakeholders like family, community, government, private companies, etc., also share responsibility in keeping seniors apace with the digital world. This research is then applied to cohesively map out potential best practices for multiple stakeholders to improve digital literacy for seniors. However, while this is a more significant systemic change proposed for the long run, we could now take small steps and solutions to contribute towards the larger goal, like capitalizing on the benefits of this already widespread intergenerational digital support. In light of this, a mobile application is designed and prototyped to facilitate digital aid between seniors and younger persons with ease, efficiency, and warmth.User interface designGerontechnologyWarm technologyWarm expertsDesign for agingParticipatory researchInclusive designAccessible designUser experience desig
Climate driven variability in the demography and physiology of the Uinta ground squirrel
No full text2018 Summer.Includes bibliographical references.Climate change is impacting the phenology of many species, ultimately altering their fitness and population dynamics. Shifts in phenology have been documented across a variety of taxa and ecosystems, but few studies have considered the effects of pertinent season-specific climatic variables on phenology and fitness. Hibernators may be particularly susceptible to changes in climate since they have a relatively short active season in which to reproduce and gain enough mass to survive the following winter. To understand whether and how climatic changes may be affecting hibernator fitness, we analyzed historical (1964-1968) and contemporary (2014-2017) mark-recapture data taken from the same population of Uinta ground squirrels (UGS, Urocitellus armatus). Although survival of UGS has not changed significantly over time, annual survival seems to fluctuate strongly in response to climate and phenology. Population density also increased, suggesting resources are less limited today than they used to be. Cheatgrass is now dominating low-elevation UGS habitat and seems to provide a better food source than native plants did historically. Although the phenology of UGS has not changed significantly over time with a locally warming climate (3.22ºF over 50 years), season-specific climatic variables were important in determining over-winter survival rates. To understand the role that physiological processes play in shaping the life history of UGS in light of warming temperatures, we studied UGS life history trade-offs near the extremes of their elevation range (6200 ft. versus 8000 ft.) which offer contrasted micro-climatic conditions. Specifically, we quantified trade-offs between body mass dynamics and immune function in two populations of UGS that experience different phenologies and active season lengths. UGS at the high elevation had a shorter active season, largely driven by extended snow cover into spring. UGS at this elevation also weighed less at emergence from hibernation than UGS at the lower elevation. Despite this, UGS at the high elevation gained mass faster than UGS at the low elevation, entering estivation at a similar weight. This accelerated mass gain was associated with a decline in immune function at the higher elevation, but not at the lower elevation where UGS experience a much longer active season and are not food-limited. Juveniles generally gained mass faster than adults and yearlings, but did not demonstrate a decrease in immune function at either elevation, possibly because they do not have to bear the energetic burden of reproduction. Our results improve our understanding of how hibernators respond to climate change, and how these plastic responses lead to contrasted life history strategies. Our results have implications for the conservation of this species and similar ones that are sensitive and responsive to even small changes in climate
The semantics and pragmatics of English evidential expressions : the expression of evidentiality in police interviews
No full textThe goal of this dissertation is to examine how English speakers express their evidence in the context of police interviews. I show that speakers use discourse markers, in particular, actually, apparently and supposedly, to explain their evidence in a criminal investigation. The data for this research was collected exclusively from transcripts of police interviews of lay witnesses in the investigation into the disappearance and murder of Caylee Anthony that occurred in Orange County, Florida, between 2008 and 2011. I show that actually marks evidence strength and is felicitous where the speaker has the ‘best’ evidence for their proposition. Actually’s evidential contribution largely parallels the best possible grounds evidential -mi in Cuzco Quechua, and contrasts with that observed for English must. Apparently marks that the speaker’s evidence for the proposition is indirect and supposedly marks that the speaker has reported evidence for the proposition and that they distrust the report. In addition to what evidentials mean, this dissertation considers what speakers use evidentials to do. I show that speakers use evidentials to negotiate the common ground (cg) of discourse. While a bare assertion proposes its propositional content for inclusion in the cg, speakers use actually-assertions both to propose the propositional content for inclusion and to advocate for its inclusion by marking that the speaker has best evidence for that content. Because actually highlights the strength of the speaker’s evidence, it can be used to achieve delicate discourse actions like correcting, challenging and disagreeing. In questions, actually puts the addressee on notice that the information proposed in a bare assertion cannot be included in the cg without more information; actually-questions encourage the addressee to justify their evidence either by disclosing the source of their evidence or by expressly aligning as author and/or principal of that information. Speakers use apparently and supposedly to proffer information that may be relevant to the investigation but without proposing it for inclusion in the cg, because they are either agnostic about its reliability or know it to be untrustworthy.Arts, Faculty ofGraduat
Interoception and Respiratory Sinus Arrhythmia in Gambling Disorder
No full textThis is the author accepted manuscript. The final version is available from Wiley via the DOI in this recordGambling has long-standing links with excitement and physiological arousal, but prior research has not
considered i) gamblers’ ability to detect internal physiological signals, or ii) markers of parasympathetic
functioning. The present study measured interoception in individuals with gambling disorder, using selfreport measures and a heart beat counting task administered at rest. Resting state Respiratory Sinus
Arrhythmia (RSA), an index of heart rate variability, was measured as a proxy for parasympathetic
control and emotional regulation capacity. In a case-control design, 50 individuals with gambling
disorder were compared against 35 controls without gambling problems. Participants completed two
self-report measures of bodily awareness and a behavioural test of heart beat counting. A resting state
electrocardiogram (five minutes) was used to calculate RSA. There were no significant differences on
the self-report or behavioral interoception probes. The group with gambling disorder displayed
significantly reduced RSA, which at face value is consistent with reduced parasympathetic control.
However, the group difference in RSA did not survive controlling for age and smoking status, as
established predictors of heart rate variability. Our findings do not support any changes in interoceptive
processing in people with gambling disorder, at least under resting conditions. Our observation that
group differences in RSA are partly explained by smoking behavior highlights the importance of
controlling for nicotine use in future research characterizing physiological functioning and emotional
regulation in disordered gambling.Centre for Gambling Research at UBCProvince of British Columbia governmentBritish Columbia Lottery CorporationNatural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (Canada
2018 Drake Relays presented by Hy-Vee "America\u27s Athletic Classic" Apr.. 25-28, 2018
No full textTrack & Field meet statisticsHead Coach: Kyle KeplerTrack & FieldDAY ONE: The Utah track and field team wrapped up day one of competition at the Drake Relays highlighted by the third-place finish by the 4x800 squad the Drake Relays. The 4x800 squad made up of senior Grace Englund, sophomores Sarah Newton and Nicole Griffiths, and junior Caitlin Faust finished the race with a time of 8:44.72. In the 4x1600-meter relay, seniors Megan Perkins-Killian, Jessica Sams, Dakota Grossman, and junior Sadie Wassum made up the Utah team that placed fifth with a time of 20:11.23. Senior Hannah McInturff represented the Utes in the 1,500-meter race where she finished in 11th with a time of 4:34.11. DAY TWO: Was highlighted by the third-place finish by the 4x800 squad the Drake Relays. The 4x800 squad made up of senior Grace Englund, sophomores Sarah Newton and Nicole Griffiths, and junior Caitlin Faust finished the race with a time of 8:44.72. In the 4x1600-meter relay, seniors Megan Perkins-Killian, Jessica Sams, Dakota Grossman, and junior Sadie Wassum made up the Utah team that placed fifth with a time of 20:11.23. Senior Hannah McInturff represented the Utes in the 1,500-meter race where she finished in 11th with a time of 4:34.11. Junior Caitlin Faust led the Utes capturing a fourth-place finish in the 800-meter event at the Drake Relays. Faust finished the 800-meter race with a time of 2:09.11. Also competing alongside Faust was sophomore Sarah Newton, who finished in sixth with a time of 2:09.37. In the distance medley relay, the Utes finished in ninth posting a time of 11:43.99. the distance medley team included seniors Hannah McInturff, Mesa Weidle and Dakota Grossman and sophomore Nicole Griffiths.Drake Stadium - Site License Hy-Tek\u27s MEET MANAGER 9:19 PM 4/27/2018 Page 1 2018 Drake Relays presented by Hy-Vee - 4/25/2018 to 4/28/2018 "America\u27s Athletic Classic" Results - Friday Night 17 Girls 4x100 Meter Relay High School Relays: 47.55 D 4/28/2012 DSM- Roosevelt, CR Jeffsn-2015 D Welch, A Sayeh, J Roberts-Lewis, E Hawkins Relays: 47.55 D 4/25/2015 CR Jefferson L Schneekloth, A Ranschau, M Meese, J Blue 18 Team Preliminaries 19 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Wahlert Catholic 1) Wedewer, Libby SO 3) Broderick, Clare SO Pleasant Valley 1) Arthofer, Kira SR 3) Arthofer, Adrea JR Linn-Mar 1) Northrup, Chana SO 3) Hubler, Olivia SR Benton - VH 1) Garman, Gabbi SR 3) Masten, Elizabeth SR Waterloo West 1) Solomon, Madelyn JR 3) Roby, Ta\u27Mara SR Ames 1) Buckels, Hannah JR 3) Lipsey, Teagan SO DSM Hoover 1) Ding, Nyakota SR 3) Sakabu, Lina JR Waukee 1) Karunatilaka, Sehansa FR 3) Vojic, Elma SR Assumption 1) Nelson, Lea JR 3) Fitzpatrick, Laney FR Cedar Falls 1) Sires, Lindsey FR 3) Longnecker, Leah JR Pella 1) Miller, Metsje JR 3) VanHeukelom, Andrea FR Ankeny Centennial 1) Ridout, Meg JR 3) Ridout, Betsy SR DSM East 1) Vasquez, Aliciah SO 3) Williams, Aaliyah FR Ankeny 1) van de Mortel, Eva FR 3) Mayberry, Mytika FR CR Kennedy 1) Clark, Jaylise SO 3) Rose-Johnson, Jurnee SR Valley- WDM 1) Matera, Grace SR 3) Allen, Jayda SO Relay Prelims 49.10q 2) Sherman, Anna SR 4) Hasken, Bailey SR 49.16q 2) Creasy, Harmony FR 4) Kirby, Amaria SR 49.23q 2) Wensel, Payton SR 4) Bennett, Jill JR 49.23q 2) Masten, Ellie SR 4) Martensen, Grace JR 49.49q 2) Williams, TaJanik SO 4) Thune, Zoey SR 49.55q 2) Song, Athena FR 4) Ingram, Isabel SR 49.59q 2) Goods, Temira SO 4) Dennis, Saffie JR 49.78q 2) Winger, Sydney SR 4) Taylor, Delaney JR 49.85 2) King, Carly JR 4) Carroll, Mary Grace SR 49.96 2) Sterrett, Morgan JR 4) Green, Emerson SO 50.02 2) Malek, Paighton SR 4) Pingel, Annika SR 50.11 2) Petersen, Katie SO 4) Saddoris, Katie SR 50.14 2) Brown, Deala SR 4) Brown, Eriana SR 50.21 2) Daugherty, Peyton SR 4) Rumley, Jasmine SO 50.62 2) McAllister, Natalie SR 4) Mitchell, Cheyenne JR 50.63 2) Sinclair, Rachel SR 4) Yardley, Cassie SR 20 21 21 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 Sumner-Fredrksbg 1) Wedemeier, Hana FR 3) Hirsch, Ivy JR Dowling Catholic 1) Baccile, Mira SO 3) Gehrke, Olivia SO Sioux City East 1) Smith, Allyson JR 3) Hanson, Paige SR Urbandale 1) Brownell, Elle JR 3) Pryor, Dee Dee JR DUB Hempstead 1) Klein, Hailey JR 3) Ryder, Emalee SO Decorah 1) Syverson, Grace JR 3) Valkosky, Brynne SR Washington 1) Marek, Leah SO 3) Greiner, Jenah JR Norwalk 1) Rodman, Tarynn SO 3) Campbell, Shae SR Denison 1) Weiss, Whitney SR 3) Petersen, Tia SO Beckman 1) Bennett, Isabelle JR 3) Boeckenstedt, Heather JR W Burlington ND 1) Ward, Hope SO 3) Marlow, Sydney FR Iowa City West 1) Steva, Peyton JR 3) Tellis, Matayia FR North Scott 1) Fuller, Sydney JR 3) Hanson, Camryn SO DC-Grimes 1) Knudsen, Katelyn SO 3) Murrow, Ashley SR Keokuk 1) Tate, Lillia SR 3) Ailes, Miracle FR CR Prairie 1) Feahn, Sophie SR 3) Fuller, Brie SR Burlington 1) Baylark, Ariana FR 3) Anderson, Callie JR Treynor 1) Shipley, Maddie 3) James, Noel 50.64 2) Burrows, Jordan SO 4) Allen, Krayton SR 50.68 2) Heuckendorf, Roz JR 4) Okwaramoi, Juru JR 50.70 2) Inlay, Kenna SO 4) Wells, Lineya FR 50.71 2) Johnson, Hope JR 4) Shellmyer, Skyler SR 50.74 2) Steil, Audra SR 4) Hoskins, Janyla SO 50.74 2) Hafner, Allie SR 4) Ranum, Rylea SR 50.80 2) Bailey, Isabel JR 4) Anderson, Hannah SO 50.83 2) Hjelden, Maya JR 4) Vanderholt, Taylor SR 50.86 2) Mohr, Alex JR 4) Mendlik, Ellie SR 50.98 2) Funke, Morgan SR 4) Pirc, Olivia SO 51.06 2) Harris, Annaka FR 4) Belger, Kerrigan FR 51.08 2) Severt, Katie JR 4) Bell, Kitra SR 51.09 2) Kruse, Brooke SO 4) Corson, Brooke JR 51.13 2) Weddle, Abby SR 4) Frett, Sarah SO 51.17 2) Geisler, Megan SO 4) Ailes-Primes, Ya\u27 Mia SR 51.27 2) Skriver, Kirstin SR 4) Andorf, Maddie JR 51.29 2) Warner, Tarae SR 4) Baylark, Angel SO 51.47 2) Carley, Megan 4) Shipley, Mia Drake Stadium - Site License Hy-Tek\u27s MEET MANAGER 9:19 PM 4/27/2018 Page 2 2018 Drake Relays presented by Hy-Vee - 4/25/2018 to 4/28/2018 "America\u27s Athletic Classic" Results - Friday Night 53 Waterloo East 52.18 Preliminaries ... (Girls 4x100 Meter Relay High School) 1) Jenkins, Shamya SR 2) Clark, Amanee JR Team Relay Prelims 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 Western Dubuque 1) Schindler, Ella FR 3) Ulbrich, Addie SR Southeast Polk 1) Willoughby, Angela SR 3) Milani, Samantha SO OABCIG 1) Fredericks, Jordyn SR 3) Winterrowd, Anna FR CB Abraham Lincoln 1) Wohlers, Brooke SO 3) Fichter, Rylee SR KP-WC 1) Goodwin, Madison JR 3) Barto, Jayde SO DSM Lincoln 1) Harris, Jolynn SR 3) Maxwell, Brooke FR Monticello 1) Guilford, Gabby FR 3) Stephen, Kaylee SR Davenport Central 1) Brown-Taylor, Aiyana SR 3) Baker, Jada SR Solon 1) Ryan, Taylor JR 3) Nicol, Sophie SR CB T Jefferson 1) Larson, Angela SR 3) Archie, Alexis FR North Cedar 1) Wilhau, Brittyn SR 3) Hawtrey, Darby SR Pella Christian 1) Nikkel, Erica SO 3) Bandstra, Mary Kate JR Glenwood 1) Allgood, Sadey FR 3) Wilson, Jaeda FR Johnston 1) Roethler, Emma FR 3) Kueper, Paige SO Van Buren- KEO 1) Nazli, Ceyda SR 3) Bartholomew, Madison SO PCM 1) Chipps, Margo FR 3) Kuecker, Alexis SO Davenport North 1) Lieferman, Kenzie SO 3) Arrington, Alexia JR Lewis Central 1) Getzschman, Kortnie SO 3) Holt, Maegan SR 51.50 2) Hollenback, Paige JR 4) Allen, Auna SR 51.52 2) Albertson, Samantha JR 4) Hartz, Gretta SO 51.55 2) Cotton, Sarah JR 4) Durbin, Sydney JR 51.56 2) Hendrix, Jocelyn SO 4) Thomas, Darby JR 51.56 2) Petersen, Abby SR 4) Jensen, Bri SR 51.57 2) Miller, Jalyiah SO 4) Canada, Erika JR 51.61 2) Lambert, Maddie SR 4) Loes, Anna SR 51.66 2) Rewerts, Hailee SR 4) Collins, K\u27Breonna SR 51.70 2) Fleck, Khaylor SO 4) Kerkhoff, Erin JR 51.79 2) Smith-Carter, Rodhesia SO 4) Jones, Caitlyn JR 51.80 2) Crist, Lexi SR 4) Proesch, Grace SR 51.87 2) Morgan, Chloe SO 4) Fopma, Morgan JR 51.88 2) Bomer, Devon FR 4) Scarborough, Elle FR 51.93 2) Jackson, Christina JR 4) Anderson, Rylee SO 51.96 2) Davidson, Chloe SO 4) Davidson, Grace SO 51.98 2) Foster, Sierra SO 4) Miller, Ashley SR 52.10 2) Roberts, Yanna FR 4) Hill, Ariana JR 52.11 2) Merksick, Emily JR 4) Witte, Megan SO 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 3) Dunn, Jasmine SR Greene County 1) Doran, Melanie JR 3) Muir, Lillian FR Marshalltown 1) Gardner, Kierra SO 3) Chadderdon, Alyvia JR Panorama 1) Fisher, Carson SR 3) Beckman, Bailey JR Osage 1) Halbach, Kaitlyn JR 3) Olson, Rylie JR Alburnett 1) Volesky, Kylie JR 3) Comried, Remington JR Highland 1) Schneider, Sarah JR 3) Thomann, Kristy JR Regina 1) Hunter, Jessica JR 3) Adam, Madeline SO Sigourney 1) Barthelman, Summer JR 3) Waechter, Brooke SR Madrid 1) Owensby, Annalise SR 3) Schaffer, Molly SR Atlantic 1) Bean, Sydney SR 3) Derby, Alyssa FR Center Point-Urbana 1) Thomas, Nikki SO 3) Clark, Rylee JR Williamsburg 1) McAtee, Talia JR 3) Wardenburg, Madalyn SR Webster City 1) Garrels, Marisa SR 3) Hay, Ashlyn SO Sioux City North 1) Peak-Wallace, MaLika SR 3) Glisar, Kelli SR DSM North 1) Rutledge, Shakyra\u27 FR 3) Niyigena, Delefine SR Northeast 1) Ehlers, Alexis FR 3) Hasken, Carly SR DSM Roosevelt 1) Hall, Tori JR 3) Morris, Jayda JR 4) Muhammad, Alanna SR 52.21 2) Osterson, Brianna FR 4) Durbin, Megan SR 52.26 2) Trowbridge, Sara SO 4) Mazour, Regan SR 52.30 2) Johnk, Morgan JR 4) Kemble, Devyn SR 52.31 2) Jacobs, Brenna SR 4) Kisley, Paige FR 52.36 2) Schuchmann, Maddy JR 4) Osborn, Madison JR 52.37 2) Stokes, Aly JR 4) Yahnke, Emily SO 52.45 2) Gahan, Annie FR 4) Evans, Jaedynn JR 52.46 2) Clarahan, Heidi SO 4) Barthelman, Autum SR 52.48 2) Schieltz, Erin FR 4) Santi, Rylan SR 52.52 2) Rasmussen, Haley FR 4) Williams, Charity SR 52.60 2) Sisk, LaMia SR 4) Fox, Callyn JR 52.61 2) Rotter, Katy FR 4) Ehret, Gracie FR 52.64 2) Woodle, Zoey JR 4) Flaws, Haley SR 52.64 2) Mulder, Kaitlyn SR 4) Arredondo, Ysabella FR 52.76 2) Nahimana, Cecille SR 4) Hunter, Riawna FR 52.84 2) Hildebrandt, Neveah FR 4) Gray, Alecca SR 53.02 2) Morales, Jhamae FR 4) Chell, Claire JR Drake Stadium - Site License Hy-Tek\u27s MEET MANAGER 9:19 PM 4/27/2018 Page 3 2018 Drake Relays presented by Hy-Vee - 4/25/2018 to 4/28/2018 "America\u27s Athletic Classic" Results - Friday Night 7 Wahlert Catholic 4:02.02q Preliminaries ... (Girls 4x100 Meter Relay High School) 1) Osterberger, Kaylee SR 2) Osterberger, Ellie SR Team Relay Prelims 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 --- --- Davis County 1) Snyder, Morgan SR 3) Moore, Macayla SR Harlan 1) Craig, Sidney SR 3) Hall, Ashley FR ADM 1) Lonneman, Josi SO 3) Osgood, Carley FR Mid-Prairie 1) Edgington, Maddie FR 3) Swart, Amber FR Mount Ayr 1) Johnson, Alyssa 3) Hickman, Caylie Mount Pleasant 1) Broeker, Dani SR 3) Vantiger, Lyndi JR Bishop Heelan 1) Rizk, Katie SR 3) Meis, Elsy SR Iowa City 1) Clark, Emma JR 3) Green, Tiara SR Bettendorf 1) Banks, Maddi SR 3) Erpelding, Maggie SO CR Jefferson 1) Bergmann, MiAsia SR 3) Carr, Hannah JR 53.05 2) Hunter, Katie SR 4) Shirkey, Alysa SO 53.07 2) Sotelo, Alyssa SR 4) Hansen, Chloe JR 53.16 2) Schepers, Sami SR 4) Kenny, Anna JR 53.16 2) Rourke, Cassidy JR 4) Conway, Kitty JR 53.16 2) Klommhaus, Keirston 4) Anderson, Bailey 53.52 2) Batey, Kalynn SR 4) Sutter, Avery FR 53.63 2) McGowan, Sam SR 4) Doohen, Callie SR 54.11 2) Cooper, Emma JR 4) Lindsey, Ayana FR DQ 2) Ostrom, Emma SR 4) Girsch, Katie FR DQ 2) Prohaska, Meghan JR 4) Nagel, Rachel SO Girls 4x400 Meter Relay High School 1 2 3 4 5 6 Southeast Polk 1) Hill, Tarryn SO 3) Larkins, Grace FR Waukee 1) Taylor, Delaney JR 3) Caraway, Jessica SO Assumption 1) King, Carly JR 3) Fitzpatrick, Laney FR Dowling Catholic 1) Tobias, Margaret FR 3) Giudici, Anna SR Solon 1) Ryan, Taylor JR 3) Smith, Abby JR Decorah 1) Mikkelson, Sarah SR 3) Buresh, Fiona FR Relay 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Relays: 3:50.21 D 4/24/2009 Waukee C Johannesen, A Black-Scott, C Gnade, W Westrum Team Preliminaries 8 Prelims 3:52.62q 2) Clement, Natalie SO 4) Milani, Sydney SR 3:58.82q 2) Peters, Janjay JR 4) Campbell, Lily SR 4:00.38q 2) Nelson, Lea JR 4) Lansing, Olivia SO 4:00.73q 2) Timboe, Kate JR 4) Schweizer, Kelsey JR 4:01.15q 2) Annis, Cayley SO 4) Kerkhoff, Erin JR 4:01.58q 2) Galligan, Jenna SR 4) Nimrod, Katie SR 19 20 21 22 23 24 3) McDonald, Molly SO Pleasant Valley 1) Basala, Clare SO 3) Creasy, Harmony FR DSM Roosevelt 1) Ubadigbo, Esther SO 3) Holman, Kori SR Bishop Heelan 1) Doohen, Brooke SR 3) Hutchinson, Hannah JR Ottumwa 1) Mellin, Carollin SO 3) Bookin-Nosbisch, Grace SO Cedar Falls 1) Kimbrough, Auriona JR 3) Kvale, Paige SR Iowa City 1) Green, Tiara SR 3) Schaeckenbach, Caroline SO Pella 1) Halstead, Erica SR 3) Thoreson, Elsie SO Bettendorf 1) Johnson, Emma JR 3) Vermeer, Breanna SO Ankeny Centennial 1) Pippett, Karri SR 3) Gordon, Emma SR Treynor 1) James, Noel 3) Gregory, Chloe Johnston 1) Kamienski, Avery JR 3) Laughlin, Mackenzie JR Western Dubuque 1) Ulbrich, Addie SR 3) Burds, Jordan JR North Cedar 1) Cox, Cassie JR 3) Proesch, Grace SR Ames 1) Lipsey, Teagan SO 3) Sorrentino, Bianca SO Independence 1) Hosch, Kaylee JR 3) Dunlap, Izzy SR Sioux City East 1) Hanson, Paige SR 3) Smith, Allyson JR Urbandale 1) Shellmyer, Skyler SR 3) Gaskill, Macy FR 4) Hohmann, Holly SR 4:02.50q 2) Arthofer, Adrea JR 4) Arthofer, Kira SR 4:03.05 2) Chell, Claire JR 4) Fleming, Megan JR 4:03.45 2) Aesoph, Amber SO 4) Jochum, Madison JR 4:04.12 2) Bishop, Kierra JR 4) Bookin-Nosbisch, Alli SO 4:04.31 2) Berte, Greta FR 4) Davis, Sydney SR 4:04.84 2) Kelly-Harvey, CeCe FR 4) Lindsey, Ayana FR 4:05.44 2) McMartin, Caroline SO 4) Pingel, Annika SR 4:05.45 2) McQuillen, Erin JR 4) Whitaker, Allison JR 4:06.09 2) Vortherms, Kathryn FR 4) Gray, Megan SR 4:06.13 2) Shipley, Mia 4) Carley, Megan 4:06.55 2) Strauss, Samantha FR 4) Fehn, Chloe JR 4:06.60 2) Hermsen, Cassie SR 4) Burds, Jenna JR 4:06.84 2) Fields, Tessa SR 4) Dennis, Sydney FR 4:07.79 2) Tietjens, Leah FR 4) Lipsey, Amara SR 4:09.05 2) Wendt, Taylor JR 4) Larson, Madison JR 4:09.82 2) Copple, Taylor SR 4) Van Dyke, Lauren SR 4:09.84 2) Lynch, Madi FR 4) Pryor, Dee Dee JR Drake Stadium - Site License Hy-Tek\u27s MEET MANAGER 9:19 PM 4/27/2018 Page 4 2018 Drake Relays presented by Hy-Vee - 4/25/2018 to 4/28/2018 "America\u27s Athletic Classic" Results - Friday Night 18 Girls 4x100 Meter Relay Middle School Relays: 52.42 D 4/29/2016 Ankeny Southview MS A Smith, D Baptiste, M Daugherty, J Rumley Team Relay Finals 19 Finals 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Merrill MS 1) Madison, Ke\u27Ayla 3) Ewing, Ziaire Bondurant-Farrar MS 1) West, McKenna 3) Fuller, Rebekah Waukee Prairieview MS 1) Harris, Natalie 3) Chloe, Olsen Waukee Timberline MS 1) Zeigler, Parys 3) Perry, Kaliyah Pella MS Ankeny Southview MS 1) Rubin, Avery 3) Parton, Mariah Johnston MS 1) Rasmussen, Maren 3) Russel, Tenna Callanan MS 1) Murray, Samara 3) Hall, Keke St.Theresa Catho 1) Linkletter, Lauren 3) Orazem, Lauren Meredith MS 1) Young, Taysia 3) Lecocq, Meadow McCombs MS 1) Terry, Jayda 3) Reed, Allizia Norwalk MS 1) Randall, Marin 3) Winkler, Kylie Ankeny CN MS 1) Street, Elle 3) Breeding, Maraye Clarinda MS 1) Milikan, Paige 3) Smith, Isabelle Weeks MS 1) Sanders, Aniyah 3) Neer, Hailey Urbandale MS 1) Peters, Riley 3) Koning, Kami Newton Berg MS 1) Peterson, Morgan 3) Butler, Kya 52.42D 2) Holman, Kennedy 4) Fleming, Sarah 52.93 2) Anderson, Kendall 4) DeCosta, Ellie 53.38 2) Penwell, Rylie 4) Porter, Grace 53.42 2) Bates, Za\u27Mauri 4) Woods, Brooklyn 53.80 54.39 2) Gibson, Eden 4) Fulk, Eva 54.56 2) Miner, Alyssa 4) Gossling, Anna 54.76 2) Carson, Bailey 4) Hansen, Jayda 54.88 2) Knupp, Petra 4) Kramer, Olivia 55.22 2) Johns, Lily 4) Coleman, Dierra 55.38 2) Littlejohn, Gracielove 4) Makiev, Aiom 55.41 2) Holtorf, Reagan 4) Levi, Raegan 55.42 2) Klingensmith, Savannah 4) Anderson, Liv 55.68 2) Knight, Hailey 4) Mathey, Caryl 56.41 2) Noble, Breanna 4) Sonkaliey, Tarminta 56.46 2) Bewyer, Eadie 4) Holder, Jayda 56.46 2) Cupples, Brooklyn 4) White, Ella 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 Nevada MS 1) Skaggs, Savannah 3) Borwick, Tessa Stilwell MS 1) Kuentz, Abi 3) Dawson, Bailee Sacred Heart WDM 1) Coppila, Callie 3) Spracklin, Olivia Goodrell MS 1) Tarelesson, Tina 3) Rounds, Emma Brody MS 1) Vilausach, Mallary 3) Weiborn, Channing CC Elkader MS 1) Keppler, Alivia 3) Gifford, Alice Clayton R MS 1) Harber, Whitley 3) Breitbach, Isabel St. Francis of Assisi 1) Pederson, Allison 3) Kasch, Chloe Saydel MS 1) Carney, Rylee 3) Ballard, Payton Gehlen Catholic 1) Ruden, Sophie 3) Bogen, Emma Indian Hills MS 1) Dobesh, Maddie 3) Griffith, Reagan Colfax-Mingo MS 1) Underwood, Carley 3) Cunningham, Caylee Centerville MS 1) Casteel, Allison 3) Kirkland, Maddie Bergman Academy 1) Nelson, Emily 3) Kelly, Vivian Harding MS 1) Hodge, Kalena 3) Brown, Jennessa Albia MS 1) Terrell, Marrisa 3) Paxton, Mia St. Pius X - Urb 1) Mosher, Mackenna 3) Patton, Bethany Dunkerton MS 1) Lewis, Abigail 3) McMahon, Baylee 56.77 2) Arnaud, Alex 4) Weig, Mayzi 56.78 2) Lenz, Helene 4) Wang, Elaine 57.10 2) Castellano, Crystal 4) Friedrich, Julia 58.01 2) Tillotson, ReaAnn 4) Shelton, Jocina 58.03 2) Williams, Jylian 4) Dorsett, Alexis 58.10 2) Wiley, Kaitlyn 4) Beatty, Brandly 58.15 2) Rork, Haley 4) Moore, Jay Lynn 58.21 2) Jennisch, Amelia 4) Ringwelski, Emma 58.25 2) Martin, Arianna 4) Barton, Rachel 58.26 2) Heying, Lauren 4) Schnepf, Rylee 58.47 2) Wainwright, Megan 4) Wright, Denyce 58.77 2) Smith, Kaydance 4) Doty, Kylie 59.01 2) Drew, Abby 4) Stephens, Mickey 59.14 2) Greenslade, Maleah 4) Eide, Anne 59.70 2) Williams, Kamryn 4) Ndayishimiye, Rachel 59.71 2) Martin, Emma 4) Hamilton, Makayla 60.60 2) Cain, Kate 4) Williams, Katie 60.76 2) Hoffman, Lynzi 4) Teisinger, Elli Drake Stadium - Site License Hy-Tek\u27s MEET MANAGER 9:19 PM 4/27/2018 Page 5 2018 Drake Relays presented by Hy-Vee - 4/25/2018 to 4/28/2018 "America\u27s Athletic Classic" Results - Friday Night 12 Kohlwey, Danielle JR MN Duluth 24.25 5.0 Finals ... (Girls 4x100 Meter Relay Middle School) 13 Whigham, Emma JR Iowa State 24.33 5.0 Team Relay Finals 36 37 38 39 40 Hoyt MS 1) Brown, Alexis 3) Conway, Samyah Hiatt MS Holy Trinity 1) Dicker, Drew 3) Kerr, Addie Heartland Christ 1) Hunziker, Emme 3) Selander, Adelyn Perry MS 1) Killmer, Macy 3) Escalante, Viviana 60.95 61.31 2) Gaul, Alica 4) Dicker, Evan 2 3 4 5 6 7 --- Thomas, Brionna Barrie, Maggie Battle, Anavia Winters, Karrington Charlton, Devynne DeLoach, Taylor Coby, Eboni Avant, Kyara Barlow, Halimah Wilson, Tamani Richardson, Syaira 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 --- 63.66 Finals 4:21.59 2) Fleming, Sarah 4) Jackson, Arianna 4:23.73 2) Noring, Isabell 4) Erzen, Ainsley 4:33.45 2) Luebke, Katy 4) McDermott, Meredith 4:40.15 2) Smith, Isabelle 4) Mathey, Caryl 4:41.16 2) Water, Isabel 4) Sweetman, Julia 4:43.21 2) Arnaud, Alex 4) Weig, Mayzi 5:02.09 DQ 2) Holder, Jayda 4) VanQuathem, Erin SR SR FR JR SR SO JR FR SO SO FR Purdue Ohio State Ohio State Ohio State Purdue Ohio State Minnesota St Iowa Ohio State Ohio State Ohio State SO JR SO JR SR Iowa South Dakota OK Christian Northern IA Purdue 24.36 24.37 24.47 24.83 DQ 4:12.15 D 4/27/2013 Carly Hamilton Yr School Finals SO SR FR SR SR SO JR JR FR JR SR FR JR 4:25.22 4:26.46 4:26.92 4:27.00 4:27.73 4:28.34 4:29.52 4:30.35 4:33.03 4:34.05 4:34.11 4:36.96 DNF Finals 2) Romero, Sharitzy 4) Hopper, Zari Women 200 Meter Dash Univ/Col Name Yr School Finals 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Relays: Name 2) Schuetze, Allie 4) Fichter, Kelsey Merrill MS 1) Ewing, Ziaire 3) Madison, Ke\u27Ayla Carlisle MS 1) Brower, Bailey 3) Roling, Reagan DC Grimes 1) Lorsching, Avery 3) Lampe, Ellie Clarinda MS 1) Strait, Chloe 3) Milikan, Paige St. Francis of Assisi 1) Moore, Sarah 3) Moore, Julia Nevada MS 1) Skaggs, Savannah 3) Borwick, Tessa All Saints Catholic Urbandale MS 1) Schmitz, Alayha SC 3) Dial, Sydney Buss, Talia Dufoe, Karina Harvey, Lawanda Watson-Reid, Chyna Roberson, Savannah Women 1500 Meter Run Seeded Univ/Col 63.04 Girls Distance Medley Middle Schoo Middle School Team Relay Finals 1 14 15 16 17 --- 60.78 2) Lily, Karsen 4) Chea, Destiny Ohio State Minnesota Minnesota Northern IA South Dakota Western MI SD State ND State Minnesota Bradley Utah Northern IL Indiana St Women Shot Put Univ/Col Relays: 18.57m D 4/26/2013 Name Tia Brooks Yr School Finals Finals Finals 22.99 23.20 23.35 23.52 23.74 23.79 23.84 24.02 24.15 24.18 24.20 Rizk, Julia Strandemo, Madeline Hasz, Bethany Correy, Brette Joyce, Lindsay Anderson, Sarah King, Rachel Rotvold, Annika Hasz, Megan Markham, Niamh McInturff, Hannah Callahan, Mackenzie Moore, S. Brooke 3.1 3.1 3.1 5.7 3.1 5.7 5.0 5.7 3.1 5.0 5.7 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 Tausaga, Laulauga Pasiowitz, Courtney Retzlaff, Bailey Dendinger, Michaela Gunnells, Shelby Britt, Nia Schwarzkopf, Maggie Atwater, Tanasha Hazlewood, Micaela Jacobs, Gabi Marion, Maya Henderson, Essence Weber, Katelyn Laufenberg, Kelsey Hammond, Erika Williams, Keiara Leppelmeier, Molly Tennant, Grace Liermann, Samantha Moorhouse, Madi Crowder, Mackenzie Oawster, Erica Theisen, JoHannah Schmidt, Tiara Griffin, Allison Jones, Tia SO SR JR SR JR SO SO SR SR JR SR FR SR JR SO FR FR FR JR FR JR JR SR FR SO SO Iowa ND State ND State Wayne St. (N ND State Iowa ND State Dubuque Purdue Missouri Marquette Iowa State North Dakota ND State Iowa Iowa State Purdue Kent State Concordia NE SD State NE Kearney WI-Eau Claire WI-Eau Claire NE Kearney Northern IA Wayne St. (N 16.74m 16.40m 16.05m 15.75m 15.69m 15.24m 15.12m 14.71m J14.71m 14.61m 14.60m 14.52m 14.44m J14.44m 14.34m 14.29m 14.15m 14.09m 13.74m 13.71m 13.45m 13.37m 12.93m 12.75m 12.08m 11.97m 5.0 5.0 5.7 5.0 3.1 Drake Stadium - Site License Hy-Tek\u27s MEET MANAGER 9:19 PM 4/27/2018 Page 6 2018 Drake Relays presented by Hy-Vee - 4/25/2018 to 4/28/2018 "America\u27s Athletic Classic" Results - Friday Night Finals ... (Women Shot Put Univ/Col) Name Yr School --- Farmer, Erin CV Elite 7 Finals XFOUL 8 Women 4x800 Meter Relay University Relays: 8:27.42 D 4/27/2007 Minnes
W. R. Myers High School 2006
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THE LUCHINATOR
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dodgeball
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BRADEN FLETCHER
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Moline pose for spirit day
pictures.
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Sklyar Matthews,
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Twyla valgardson show
their spirit by wearing
their jerseys.
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IN SCHOOL ACADEMICS
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display, working at Home Hardware.
Their new store opened in March for
Taber’s home renovation conveniences.
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hard at IGA in
the deli department.
Walmart is
here!
In January,
citizens of Taber
got a new
addition to their
local shopping
options.
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Hard at work or hardly working?
Left: Matthew Jimmy and
Brandy McPhee work well together
at KFC.
Below: Matt Chipman takes down
stock on the pharmacy shelf at IDA
where they are preparing their store
for renovations.
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Tami-Jo Brewin: Camo
I think that
the worst fad or
fashion this year is
Converse shoes.
Lyndon Nakamura
Fads And Fashions
What is the best or worst Fad or Fashion this year?
Meagan Koebel
Melissa Pachulok: Crocks
I think the worst fad or
fashion is sparkly leggings.
Jeans under skirts... it what's the point?
Cassie Carle
Stephanie Ash: Ballet Slippers
AAy favorite fad !
this year is fun haiH
accessories and
bright colors.
Mrs. Froman: Fun Glasses
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Nick Allison
Larrisa Allred
Jamie Andrus
Tim Ash
Johnny Badura
Stefan Bakoway-Adams
Kristen Bell
Kurt Bennett
Dustin Brewin
Jordan Brewin
Julie Campbell
Tom Chorney
Ashley Clark
Justin Colby
Ryan Colby
Brent Coles
Beth Conrad
Lindsy Corman
Blake Cousins
John Crawford
Adam Cunningham
Sarah Dalton
Kevin Dillman
Meagan Driedger
Georgia Drost
Jordan Drover
Lisa Elrick
Andrew Fisher
Stephanie Girouard
Jayme Green
Larissa Groft
Tylin Haynes
Laura Hebig
Keely Heck
Stephanie Ho
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Stephanie Hogan
Spencer Holst
Kasey Hoskins
Steven Hoytos
Kayla Hutchison
Jessica Huys
Tyler Ikebuchi
Joshua Iwan
Bob Johnson
Brandyn Just
Sara Kadoyama
Kyle Kast
Nolan Kinniburgh
Ashley Krahn
Brandon Kroening
Jenna Lawson
Rebecca Lukacs
Matthew Lyon
Cohen Manyshots
Scott Maruyama
Bryce Middelhoek
Megan Miller
Kristi Moore
Jimmy Neufeld
Brandon O'Brien
Kyle O'Brien
Tori Odland
Zachary Odland
Jenna Ohashi
Kristen O'Neill
Brittany Paun
Brittney Peters
Brenden Petrie
Jamie Petrie
Bryndin Phillips
Spencer Phillips
Jackson Pickerell
Jessica Pyrch
Paige Reamsbottom
Brandon Redmond
Landyn Roberts
Jeffery Roisin
Brett Schaafsma
Carol Sekura
Tessa Senkow
Karen Shufletoski
Cody Skuban
Ryan Spate
Ben Stang
Emily Steed
Maren Steed
Mathew Stoddart
Kasi Stonehouse
Brittany Strachan
Haydon Tanner
Myla Tarnasky
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Alyssa Thompson
Evan Thompson
Liam Thomson
Emily Tilleman
Bryan Turner
Delaney Vandersteen
Nicole Vanmeetelen
Cody Vekony
Matthew Waldner
Brooke Wentz
Ariel White
Chandra Wiebe
Steven Wise
Erin Yamabe
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Grade 10
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Karl Allison
Cortney Allred
Camille Anderson
Amanda Baber
Sarah Baldry
Jamie Barrows
Jamie Batorski
Alison Bennett
Raiven Boehmer
Emily Burt
Alicia Bydevaate
Jessie Campbell
Cassie Carle
Dillon Carswell
Matthew Chipman
Jodi Christensen
Lisa Coles
Chelsea Collett
Caleb Conrad
Jordan Conrad
Chelsea Courts
Blaine Daniels
Ashley Day
Brandon Derksen
Kayla Derksen
Sarah Drost
Ethan Ducharme
Eric Dunn
Kyle Edstrom
Trent Ellis
Braden Fletcher
Kurtis Froehlick
Justin Gamble
Alyssa Gardner
Erik Gerlock
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Greg Goodman
Nikki Gould
Philip Griffin
Jessica Hamilton
Cody Hammond
Tim Harding
Melissa Harpell
Blayne Hoogerdijk
Aimee Hughes
Alaina Hull
Tyson Huys
Dustin Jensen
Karah Jensen
Jesse Johnson
Kristy Kaga
Tory Kallio
Michael Kano
Keylee Kast
Dave Koethler
Brittany Koomen
Clay Kurtz
Brent Lawson
Jamie Lawson
Eliza Layton
Jan Lei
Jamie Lemisko
Paige Lepard
Ty Lepard
Bao Yan Li
Tyson Lommerts
Blake Lowry
Tony Marsh
Ben Matson
Randy Matson
Skylar Matthews
Alex McCormick
Ethan McCrae
Michael McMurren
Brandy McPhee
Kelly Mills
Tessa Moline
Paige Oberholtzer
Jade Oczkowski
Matthew Osler
Alison Oudman
Kristin Oudman
Justin Pahl
Samantha Paradee
Megan Perin
Ashton Phillips
Shanda Phillips
Kayla Plausteiner
Austin Powell-James
Beth Regitnig
Garren Renner
Derek Rodwell
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April Rush
Braidon Schaufert
Lichelle Schmitz
Andrea Sebok
Carlyn Sebok
Jordan Sebok
Alexis Shigemi
Megan Skelly
Jessica Sorgard
Kelly Sran
Taylor Steed
Wes Sugden
Samantha Tait
Luke Tams
Eric Thiessen
Wesley Tilleman
Kelsey Torrie
Jason Tycholis
Aaron Ulrick
Caylee Valgardson
Curtis Valgardson
Ashley Vowles
Melissa Walker
Logan Wentz
Aganetha Wieler
Jesse Williams
Patrick Williams
Bryan Wilson
Tyler Wilson
Stephen Yokoyama
Nathan Zimmer
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Grade 11
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Dwight Allen-Vallee
Ben Anderson
Kaylee Anderson
Blake Andrus
Stephanie Ash
Dorian Ayers
Dave Barth
Josulin Beattie
Kennedy Berezay
Nic Bowman
Tami-Jo Brewin
Brent Bullock
Jordan Cook
Mitch Davidson
Sean Dirk
Jaycee Doolittle
Ty Dorohoy
Tom Doucette
Kent Fehr
Felicia Fletcher
Travis Fletcher
Blaine Francis
Devan Francom
Cori Fritz
Caitlin Gammelseter
Breanne Garner
Samantha Gauthier
Ryan Gilbertson
Christina Goeseels
Erin Hansen
Lexie Hansen
Amanda Harpell
Brandon Hart
Connor Haslam
Kayl Hebig
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Kim Hoyt
Ryan Hutchison
Daemund [ngram
K. J. Jensen
Jori Jespersen
Brittany Johnson
Nikki Johnson
Travis Johnson
Davis Kambeitz
Mike Karl
A. J. Karren
Gina Kempe
Adam Kenyon
Christine Klok
Meagan Koebel
Kymberly Krchnak
Megan Lee
Dalanee Leth
Dallas McCrae
Nathan McNee
Andy Middelhoek
Warren Mitchell
Scott Moline
Tisha Murray
Lyndon Nakamura
Jylian Nessman
Justin Niilo
Stephanie Norris
Courtney Odland
Kesley Odland
Alex O'Donnell
Nicolle O'Grady
Roxana Olave
Chris Pahl
Chad Peters
Jess Peterson
Corey Petrie
Kassandra Pierson
Melissa Pyne
Cassandra Renner
Mark Robinson
Matt Robinson
Chad Ross
Kyle Sargeant
Kayla Sawatzky
Mitch Schaafsma
Brandon Scott
Carter Shimbashi
Diana Shufletoski
Mack Stang
Vanessa Steed
Kayla Stolk
Michael Stronge
Devin Tarnasky
Kelsey Thibodeau
Kirsten Thomson
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Brad Tolsma
Alicia Torsius
Tarin Trcka
Clay Turcato
Shane Turcato
Tyler Turcato
Sam Unruh
Sarah Unser
Colton Valgardson
Erin Valgardson
Chris Van Meer
Adam Vanmeetelen
Tyler Visser
Jessica Walker
Dean Walters
Staci Wedel
Kayla Wickens
Clayton Wiebe
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Grade 11
18
Grade 12
19
Grade 12
Cathy Christensen: Pet Peeve: Loud
eaters. Ambition: Teach English
abroad and to become a mom.
Greatest Fear: Paying taxes...what are
they anyways? Most Memorable
Moment: Grade 9 .
Tom Clements: Nickname: D.T, 1
Train. Pet Peeve: Girls who only 1
me for my good looks. Greatest Ft
I'll be mugged by a women or NF
scouts. Biggest Blonde Moment: I
Jimmy in the swamp. In Ten Yea:
See Myself : A spitting image of N
Gale.
Kristi Corman: Nickname: Poodle.
Pet Peeve: People who ask stupid
questions,and people who drive slow.
Ambition: Getting a degree in animal
health technology. In Ten Years I See
Myself: married, happy, and having a
reliable job.
Blair Clemis: Nickname: Phat Mess.
Pet Peeve: White kids in G-Unit
clothes. Favorite Saying: You can't
spell analize without an I. Biggest
Laugh: Lebaron. In Ten Years I See
Myself: A stop sign.
Candice Colby: No comment
available.
Melissa Corns: Nickname: Spice Gi
cornsicle. Pet Peeve: Styrofoam ai
everthing about it. Ambition: Mo
away. Greatest Fear: Failing at li:
therefore being stuck on a farm.
Ten Years I See Myself : A twen
eight year old...ewww.
Billy Crawford: Pet Peeve: People
who make fun of Saskatchewan.
Favorite Saying: Mrs. Emek.... I need
help. Ambition: Doctor Crawford.
Greatest Fear: Becoming a rat farmer
in Saskatchewan. In Ten Years I See
Myelf: A twenty eight year old.
Eric Cunnungham: Nickname:
Rudick. Pet Peeve: People who talk
just to hear themselves. Favorite Saying:
Why? Ambition: Auto body mechanic
and a Journeyman mechanic.
Greatest Fear: College or University.
In Ten Years I See Myself: An Auto
body mechanic.
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Grade 12
Ryan Cunningham: Pet Peeve: Slow
Drivers. Ambiton: Get rich or die
trying- Greatest Fear: That I might
miss school. In Ten Years I See Myself
Living life large in L.A.
Brad Day: Pet Peeve: People who wear
hats. Favorite Saying: To get the
princess, you gotta slay a few
dragons. Most Memorable Moment:
Erik headbutting the pole in Kurtis's
basement. In Ten Years I See Myself:
In debt.
Craig Dillman: Nickname: Dilly.
Favortie Saying: Sticking it to the man.
Most Memorable Moment: When Brad
went into detail in Bio class about a
guy on his hockey team with
"amazing eyes." Most Embarrassing
Moment: Falling down stairs on ski
trip at ferni.
Susan Doucette: Nickname: Suz,Sue.
Pet Peeve: Stubborn people.Favorite
Saying: That ain't going to fly.
Ambition: Knowledge! I want to know
everything! Most Memorable
Moment: Learning how to swing
dance.
Catherine Emek:Nickname:Smelly.
’et Peeve: People who don't flush
oilets,! mean it isn't that hard.
Ambition: Travelling the world,
dost Memorable Moment: Mr.
Jloba's stories in band. In Ten
fears 1 See Myself: Graduated from
iniversity....hopefully.
Eric Evanson:Nickname: E2 Pet
Peeve: Annoying people. Favorite
Saying: JETS GO!! Ambition:
Revenge...Just kidding. In Ten Years I
See Myself: Hopefully Alive.
Neil Fajnor: Nickname: Fajnor.
Pet Peeve: Piece of Chev fans. Favorite
Saying: Piece of Chev. Ambition:
Political leader. Greatest Fear:
Growing up. In Ten^Years I See
Myself: A teacher.
Rana Farrage: Nickname: Rana
Bananna. Pet Peeve: Snobby girls.
Favortie Saying: Prime Time, Woo
Hoo! Ambition: To leave Taber and
become wealthy. In Ten Years From
Now I See Myself: In Prime Time.
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Grade 12
David Fehr : No comment
available.
Erin Fleming: Ambition: To get out,
Taber. Most Memorable Moment:
Hanging out with Landon, Mike, an
Pero in Whitefish. In Ten Years I S(
Myself: A child and youth care 1
worker. I
Kaylyn Flecher: Nickname: Kaitlyn
Ann. Ambition: Have a happy life
and keep singing. In Ten Years I
See Myself: Happily married, singing
my kids to sleep every night.Greatest
Fear: Losing touch with my friends.
Kaylee Gardner: Pet Peeve: Hand
dryers. Favorite Saying: Tim Tam
Slam. Ambition: Ride a camel.
Biggest Laugh: Getting stuck in a bin
full of pillows at Wal-Mart. Greatest
Fear: That I didn't add a big enough
piece of gum to Luch's gum ball. In
Ten Years I See Myself: Working in an
orphanage in Africa.
Alynn Gausvik: Pet Peeve: People
who don't signal when driving.
Ambition: Live next door to
Disneyland and travel. In Ten Years I
See Myself: In Debt. Most Memorable
Moment: Marine Bio 2005
Daniel Gellatly: Pet Peeve: Teachei
ratting on me for smoking. Favorite
Saying: Yeah man. Biggest Laugh:1
Driving in the Firefly with Span an
getting stuck at Trout. In Ten Years
See Myself: With a wife and twel
kids.
Matthew Gough: Nickname: Matty G,
Jack. Favorite Saying: Don't take life
so serious, you will never make it out
alive. Biggest Laugh: Denver and the
debit card.
Andrew Griffin: Pet Peeve: The
kid's who always sit at the smoker's
corner. Ambition: Prime Minister of
Alberta (after we seperate). Most
Memorable Moment: Marine Bio Trip.
Greatest Fear: Figuring out how to
survive University level english without
Chomany.
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Grade 12
Kurils Heck: Pet Peeve: Bad Teeth.
Ambition: Be successful. Most
Memorable Moment: Every weekend
in the basement. Biggest Laugh: Erik's
sweet dance. In Ten Years I See Myelf:
Traveling alot and marrying a super
model.
Jordan Holst: Pet Peeve: Main Street.
Greatest Fear: Being a life at Wal-
Mart. Biggest Blonde Moment: I have
brown hair.... In Ten Years I See
Myself: A twenty seven year old.
Melissa Jensen: Nickname: MJ,
Jensen,Big Red. Pet Peeve: People who
have stinky breath. Favortie Saying:
What? Greatest Fear: Not seeing my
friends ever again. Biggest Laugh:
When Luch said Ogenisis.
Preston Jenson: Pet Peeve: Chev fans
that don't know what they are talking
about. Most Memorable Moment:
When I fell in the Ape Enclosure at the
Calgary Zoo. In Ten Years I See Myself
As: The ritchest man in America.
James Johnson: Nickname: Bucky.
Pet Peeve: People. Favorite Saying:
Holy Cow. Ambition: Professional
shoe polisher. Biggest Laugh: Basketball
bus rides. Greatest Fear: Being
Poor. In Ten Years From Now I See
Myeself: A millionaire.
Nick Johnson : No Comment
available.
Toni Johnson: Nickname: Pookie.
Favorite Saying: Aww Muffin! Most
Memorable Moment: Marine Bio trip.
In Ten Years I See Myself: Away from
Purple Springs.
Mackenzie Jones: Nickname: Kenzie.
Pet Peeve: Black Socks. Most Memorable
Moment: Marine Bio trip.
Biggest Laugh: When Kurtis mooned
me while driving. Biggest Blonde
Moment: When we thought that
marshmallows grew on trees. In Ten
Years I See Myself: A twenty seven
year old.
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Grade 12
Andrea Klock: Nickname: Annie. Pet
Peeve: loud abnoxious people.
Favorite Saying: What? Biggest
Blonde Moment: Everyday of my life.
Lena Krahn: Nickname: Bean.
Favorite Saying: Sweet then.
Ambition: Become a rich chef, j
Greatest Fear: Not seeing my frier
again. In Ten Years I See Mysell
chef.
Cole Kroening : Nickname: Fudd.
Pet Peeve: Back seat drivers.
Ambition: Cabinent making. Favorite
Saying: The squirrels are going to take
over the world.
Kennedy
Cheryl Kutanzi: Pet Peeve: People
who are never on time and slow walkers.
Ambition: To go to college.
Greatest Fear: Not seeing my friends
again. Favorite Saying: Hey buggy,
hows it going?,Whatever you want,
that is so hot!
Ken,Kiki,Kuryvial. Pet Peeve: When
people come to school with their hair
not done. Ambition: To graduate from
hair school and open my own salon.
Kuryvial : Nickname:
Bryan Litchfield: Pet Peeve: Bad
drivers. Ambition: Going to scho<
getting rich, and making lots
money. Greatest Fear: Working
Wal Mart for the rest of my life. In ’
Years I See Myself: Married with
kids.
Tonya Loewn: Nickname:T-Knuckles.
Pet Peeve: People who talk during
movies. Ambition: Get as far away
from this town as possible. Greatest
Fear: Having to come back and live at
my parent's house again. In Ten Years
I See Myself: A mom with many kids.
Michael Lommerts: Nickname: Loms.
Pet Peeve: Blowing out a engine oil
when you hit a big rock. Ambition: To
be rich. Most Memorable Moment:
Wide open.
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Grade 12
Blaine Lowry: Pet Peeve: Slow
drivers. Favorite Saying: Good stuff,
Sweet. Ambition: Weather guy. Most
Memorable Moment: Marine Bio trip.
Greatest Fear: Being the single,
unmarried guy still working at McD's.
In Ten Years I See Myself: Twenty
eight.
Debbie Magistad: Nickname: Lil Deb
Deb. Pet Peeve: Teachers spying on
students smoking. Ambition: To open
my own bar/hotel .... and then be
rich. In Ten Years I See Myself: Rich.
Joel Maljars: Pet Peeve: Caps. Most Chris McArthur: Nickname: Sloth.
Memorable Moment: Driving my
Intrepid with Mike,Pero, and Landon.
Ambition: Become something great
in life. In Ten Years I See Myself: As a
dairy farmer.
Pet Peeve: Stupid people. Favorite
Sayirtg: Yeah! Ambition: Going some
where other then Taber. Biggest
Blonde Moment: Walking into the
wrong class twice in one day.
Ambition: Own a large successful
business. Most Memorable Moment:
Two Mexico mission trips,Marine Bio,
and Europe trip to Greece and Italy.
In Ten Years I See Myself: Done school
and starting my own buisness.
Travis Meier: No comment
available.
Shawna Nevil: Nickname: Critter.
Pet Peeve: People who drive under
the speed limit. Favorite Saying: O
geez. Ambition: Gt> to college and get
a good paying job. In Ten Years I See
Myself: Living with Brad, Aleah, and
Danny partying every night!
Ashleigh Neilson: Pet Peeve: When
people say " I told you so."Ambition:
Graduate from university and become
a mother. Biggest Fear: Dropping out
of university and loosing touch with
friends. In Ten Years I See Myself: A
wife and mother and living in Canda
somewhere.
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Grade 12
Chase Oberholtzer: Ambition: Make
money. Most Memorable Moment:
Motley Crue concert in Calgary.
Tyrell Paul: Nickname: Jackknife.
Pet Peeve: Old people who walk slo
Favorite Saying: Whats up?Ambiti(
To be a football player. In Ten Yea
I See Myelf: Getting married,worki
and being happy.
Landon Peleskey: Nickname: Pelesk.
Pet Peeve: People telling me my truck
is to clean. Ambition: To own a
company. Most Memorable Moment:
Driving in the Intrepid with the boys.
Biggest Laugh: Pero and I rapping it
off in the hallways. In Ten Years I See
Myself: Having a good job and not
living in Taber.
David Penner: Nickname: Penner.
Pet Peeve: Annoying people.Greatest
Fear: Moving out of my parents place.
Ambition: Make more money then
my parents.
Kayla Penner: Nickname: Kay-Zee.
Pet Peeve: Slowdrivers. Ambition:
Complete my nursing degree. Most
Memorable Moment: Hot tub party
with a bunch of girls from school.
In Ten Years I See Myself: A nurse
in Calgary or Lethbridge.
Josh Peterson: Most Memorable
Moment: Almost taking the Dutch!
to Dutch Creek. Biggest Laugh: Fo
Macleod. Greatest Fear: Ending uf
living in a van down by the river.
Britany Pierson: Pet Peeve: When
guys cross their legs like girls.
Favorite Saying: Yai, I didn't know.
Greatest Fear: Not knowing what I
want to do. Most Embarrassing
Moment: Nysha and I walking out of
Canadian Tire.
John Pittman: Nickname: Ditters.
Favorite Saying: How you doing?
Greatest Fear: Facing the real world.
Most Embarrassing Moment: Falling
asleep on the toilet. In Ten Years I See
Myself: Playing football for a college
or CFL team.
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Grade 12____________
Kale Renner: Pet Peeve: People who
relieve that they are better then they
really are. Ambition: To become a best
selling author. Most Memorable
foment: When we were going to the
movies and got two free passes to any
movie we wanted.
Kristen Reti: Pet Peeve: The parking
at school. Most Memorable Moment:
Trip to Belize, snowboarding with
Tasha. Greatest Fear: Not getting out
of Taber.
Nysha Roberts: Nickname: Geesh
Nysh. Pet Peeve: W.R. Myers
disgusting public washrooms with
hand dryers instead of paper towel.
Ambition: To Travel to every
continent and invent something to
help many kids. In Ten Years I See
Myself: The one who actually
married the rich guy.
Amber Robinson: Nickname:
Hammer. Pet Peeve: People who
talk about others when they don't
really know the truth. Ambition: To
be successful. Biggest Laugh: The
elevator story. In Ten Years I See
Myself: Happy with a family and
being successful.
Tyler Rodwell: Nickname: Rody.
’et Peeve: Pelesky's driving. Favorite
laying: Do er up. Biggest Laugh:
Vhen we took the firefly out for a test
Irive. Greatest Fear: Paying for more
•ills.
Amy Roy: Nickname: Ames. Pet
Peeve: People who are late. Favorite
Saying: Um...yeah...sure! Ambition:
Go to college. Greatest Fear: That I
won't be able to support myself.
In Ten Years I See Myself: Working as
a child and youth care worker in
Lethbridge.
Lindsay Rudolf: Pet Peeve: Waking
up. Greatest Fear: Staying in Taber
for the rest of my life and working at
Panago. Most Embarrassing Moment:
Walking over an air vent and my
skirt flying up. ■*
with friends, and Motley Crue
concert. Biggest Laugh: Erik trying
to fight a pole.... and lost.
Justin Saruwatari: Pet Peeve: Bad
drivers. Ambition: Get rich. Most
Memorable Moment: Hanging out
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Grade 12
Blake Schmidt: Favortite Saying:
" Hey Buddy!" Ambition: Farmhand.
Most Memorable Moment: Cruising
with Landon Pelesky. Biggest Laugh:
Everything. Most Memorable
Moment: Going into the girls washroom
in grade ten. In Ten Years I See
Myself: Farming.
Justin Sebok: Pet Peeve: Bad gram™
and chronically happy people.
Ambition: To live in New York Ci
Most Memorable Moment: Plannj
our numerous parties for french
Spanish class. Greatest Fear: To sil
waiting for my acceptance to
university.
Travis Senkow: Nickname: Moose.
Favorite Saying: Mark. Ambition:
Eventually be a mountain man and
live in a cave. Greatest Fear: Bears and
only owning two pairs of under wear.
Most Memorable Moment: Ending up
in Fort Macleod for three days.
Stephanie Shimbashi: Nickname:
The Asian, Sushi. Pet Peeve: When
people drive slower than the speed
limit. Favortie Saying: I'm going to go
sit in a corner and cry now! Ambition:
Making it to the top of McDonalds
