| Summary: | The annual publication of the students of Lethbridge Collegiate Institute, Lethbridge, Alberta.(1988-89) SPOTLIGHT '89 LETHBRIDGE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE LETHBRIDGE, ALBERTA il , i; •-** ,CONTENTS REFLECTING STAFF CLUBS 10'S FINE ARTS 11'S SPORTS GRADS ACCOMPLISHMENTS 4 17 33 45 58 63 77 93 113WALKING THROUGH THE YEARS > 7 r i n [ 1 fc!^ • t r "i, i) 1 — _ _ ? : Jl ( '.>i jiiii1 > O - Dl - C Ll^. .*ar\J r ^ *v *▼*■ •"NO MATTER WHERE THE BODY IS, THE MIND IS FREE TO GO ELSEWHERE." - W.H. DAVIESEver wonder where people's minds really go? They could be wondering if their girlfriend's parents will be home tonight, thinking of their future as a fashion model, or of nothing at all. We wonder. . ."EVERY GENERATION LAUGHS AT THE OLD FASHIONS, BUT FOLLOWS RELIGIOUSLY THE NEW." - HENRY DAVID THOREAUWe swear we'll never wear bellbot- toms. They're so revoltingly ugly! We can’t understand how our parents could wear their hair the way they did. But wait a minute, what are our kids going to think about the way we dress??? 7 Buy a fresh warm Got an “A’* cinnamon twist on math teat! MOVE AHEAD 2 Fooling •round gets you kicked out of the library HOME S.weeXt JrA HQ.r3 Car breaks down! Long walk! Got a date for Friday night; Go home and wash your hair MISS E>05 MISS TURN w 5 choc Teacher let you oytea^y EXTRA TURNLent your friend your calculator! FAIL physics teat! day Flirting Move Ahead 3 Win Bel ly-base ball championship! MOVE AHEAD 2 Skating in Get your report card go to advisor Do not pass home j 9 "PERHAPS ALL OF US COULD GET ALONG WITH PERFECT PEOPLE, BUT OUR REAL TASK IS TO GET ALONG WITH IMPERFECT PEOPLE" 10 J If the world was a perfect place, and all the people in it were perfect, and nobody was imperfect, and everybody acted perfect all the time, what a perfectly boring world this would be, and wouldn't that be really imperfect?"JUST REMEMBER, WHEN YOU SEE A MAN ON TOP OF A MOUNTAIN, HE DIDN'T FALL THERE" - a coach.They never said it would be easy, all that studying, practicing and running around fields. But with all this work we are doing, we are sure to ace that final exam, get that piece of music perfected and win that great trophy. 13 SwlP - CAPTAIN EDDY richenbacher 1AWhy is our school so successful? Because of participation by everybody! Can you imagine just one fan at a pep rally? How would our teams play with just one team member? How could one cheerleader build a mount? We don't need anyone we need everyone!!16 "THE PRINCIPLE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN MEN AND BOYS IS I THE COST OF THEIR TOYS." - UNKNOWN | ___________________________________________________________________________j Everyone knows that really boys at heart. Right, Mr. Walters? men are■im STAFFPRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE It is always a challenge to try to focus my message upon the theme of the yearbook. Each year I make an attempt to relate the theme, which is often symbolic and image-laden, to the real-life experiences of students, so that it might cause those who read it (all students?) to look back upon their high school years and perhaps gain some new insights about their many experiences while here. Thinking about this year's message, WALKING THROUGH THE YEARS, has offered no less a challenge for me. Actually, the different ways in which people walk provide an interesting view of the theme. In the academic sense there are many different kinds of "walkers": many who move quickly through their courses with good marks and few difficulties; some who move methodically from year to year and course to course with solid, but not spectacular results; a few who tend to plod along, encountering difficulties, frustration and, at times, failure; and "the skippers" (need I say more), to name but a few. In any event the progress of our many students through school varies much in the same way as we might observe in watching people on the street walking along in their many different styles and paces. The nature of the terrain over which people walk also can equate to school. For some, it is all an up-hill struggle; for others a pleasant downward stroll. Some students encounter roadblock after roadblock which must be overcome or they risk being stopped or detoured. Once again, a few get stuck in the bog and perhaps never get out back on the pathway. Your various journeys through your high school years have illustrated all of these topographies and how you have dealt with them is reflected in where you are today and where you will go from here. If there is a wish which I have for all of you related to our yearbook theme, it is this: I would iike youi footsteps to be forward ones, ovei enough level ground so that progress is steady, but with enough hills anc obstacles to provide the challenge ir life which is necessary for us all. would like you to have the opportunity to run quickly at times, bu also find the time to stroll slowly, en joying all that you encounter. And ir all of this, I want each of you to have someone to walk with, so that youi footsteps are not lonely ones - foi only through family and friends car one's life be truly rewarding anc successful. Best wishes, and keep on VVALKINC THROUGH THE YEARS ahead! 18 i; ADMINISTRATION & OFFICE STAFF Mr. M. Forster (principal) Mr. R. Alnscough (asst, principal) Mr. D. Firth (asst, principal) Mr. A. Young (asst, principal) Mr. W. Holnon (bus. admin.) Mrs. S. Smith Ms. M. Godlonton Mrs. A. Millar Mrs. L. Roobuck !/ 1 J 19Mr. G. Aloxander Mr. T. Boll Mrs. B. Berry Mr. W. Cousins Mr. B. Emerson Mrs. A. Radford Mr. L. Simpson Artwork by Shane Borloy SCIENCEENGLISH Missing: Mr. B. Allan Mr. R. Selbort Mr. J. Mould Mr. J. Warkentln Mrs. B. Layton Mrs. J. Ramago Mr. R. Van Orman Mr. J. Huntor i; j 21PHYSICAL EDUCATIONMATHEMATICSMrs. J. Affleck Mrs. L. Gowans Mr. G. McDonald Mr. J. Pokarnoy Mr. A. Pozzi Mrs. L. Richards Dr. J. Vandcr Book Mrs. M. Witzko Artwork by Shano Borloy FINE ARTS & MODERN LANGUAGES 24 i;SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. L. Baker Mr. C. Brack Mrs. S. Campbell Mr. F. Gnandt Mr. R. Homan Mrs. L. Majors Mr. T. Steen Artwork by Shane BorleyMs. G. Bowen Mr. L. Mendenhall Mr. C. Walters Mr. D. McLeod Mrs. M. Powell Mr. L. Thaxtor Missing - L. Darjes COUNSELLING & SPECIAL EDUCATIONBUSINESS EDUCATIONMr. A. Grusendorf Mrs. P. Jenson Mr. L. Kesler Mr. D. Petersen Mr. W. Potrunik Mr. H. Rymos Mr. W. Smith VOCATIONAL EDUCATIONLIBRARY STAFFSCHOOL AIDES Mrs. M. Cas3ar Mrs. E. Coghlin Miss K. Thompson Mrs. M. Thompson Miss L. Darjos Mrs. C. White Quills Mrs. P. Hiatt Mrs. M. Josporson Mrs. D. Menard HOME ECONOMICS 30 !/CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. M. Gugyolka Mrs. H. Gaetz Mrs. N. Dobra Mrs. W. Mack 31 Mr. R. Batsford Mr. T. Fledlor Mr. J. Allemklnders Mrs. B. Clear Mr. G. Demers Mrs. D. Shields Mr. A. Willis Missing: G. Pohn, B. Luchonski, G. Vantassel, B. McMurren, B. Wright CUSTODIAL STAFF w*$J 32 JCLUBS & ACTIVITIESPRESIDENT'S MESSAGE The 1988-89 school year has finally come to a close, and for many of us it has been a year we will remember for the rest of our lives. It has been a year filled with laughter and pain, good times and bad. It has been said that our high school years are the most important ones. These are to be the years we establish the grounds for our future. I believe in this, as I believe that each and every one of LC.I.'s students can become exactly what they want. I remember reading a quote that said, "I believe in fate and destination, but so much of that lies in our own hands. If you know what you want, just go out and get it!” This is something I will remember forever, and I hope you do to. Before I finish, I would like to say a few words about "individualism” . Be yourself, do what you want to do and don't ever change for anyone or anything! And always remember your L.C.I. pride! Troy HawesMR. & MISS LCI RAM Dear L.C.I., As Miss L.C.I. Ram I was privileged enough to be on Students' Council and lend a hand in any way possible. I enjoyed the many activities from football games to drama productions. I am glad that I had this opportunity to make L.C.I. the best it could possibly be, and in years to come, know that L.C.I. will still be number one! Thank you for your support and friendship. Best wishes Michelle Wilson Dear L.C.I. Well, what can I say, but what a great year this has been at L.C.I. Like anything else, there were good experiences and bad. Lor me, being on the football team that won the provincial title has to be the highlight of my year. But there will be many other memories also, especially of all my friends and acquaintances here at L.C.I. I have really enjoyed my three years at L.C.I. and I will really miss everyone a lot. All the best in the future! Kevin Nemeths C T O U u D N E C N I T L Front (L to R) Nola Whitehead, Barb Norton, Troy Howes, Jenia Yanick, Susan North, Tanya Woo. Middle (L to R) Mr. Don Firth, Jonathan Legg, Terri Uzelman, Colleen Zuf- ta. Back {L to R) Michelle Wilson, Christine Williams, Anna Ringwelski.Front Susan Ross, Elisa Cho, Roberta Loewen. Back Barb Norton, Dave Jensen. Missing Margaret Mozgala Front Susan Ross, Elisa Cho, Roberta Loewen. Middle Davo Jenson, Denlso Dorchak, Kim May, Massie Kitagawa, Shauna Holt. Back Barb Norton, Carmen Jefferson, Melanie Merkley. Missing Margaret Mozgala. G C R A A B D 1 N E T G D R I A R D E C T O R A TG C E L R U M B A N T G R R A O V U E P L Patrick Webber, Irona Stropnik, Caving Crawford, Jennifer Kanewischer, Heather Campbell, Mrs. Witzke, Amy Chow Back (L to R) Susan Ponech, Jenla Yanlck, Andrea Oikawa, Susan Ross, Roberta Fallon, Mr. Petrunlk. Front (L to R) Sissy Gibson, Trish Williams, Colleen Zuffa, Kevin Wagner. 38 Mario lazano, Marielle Bakker, Patrick Weber, Ursula Yee, Lee Watmough, Corrine Smith, Tanya Jackson, Heather Campbell Standing Colleen Zuffa, Stephanie Muendel, Christine Williams, Nola Whitehead. Sitting Caprice Hogg, Mrs. Bowen, Susan Girdwood. s O T N U E D E W N O T R S L D F O R P S E U E P R P O R TI.S.C.F. Ski Trip I C N H T R E I R S S T c I H A O N O L F E L L O W s H I P I.S.C.F. 1988-89Lester Yung, Glen Sheppard, Tim Schrocder, Jason Fredrickson, Not Tagg, Edward Smith. Front Tracy Takahashi, Mrs. Berry Back Mrs. Menard, Marcia Schebel, Mrs. Jesperson, Philistine Old Shoes, Yolanda Brave Rock, Angie Baril, Susan Williams. c 0 L L E G 1 A T E N E W S P A P E R W L E 1 I F G T H I T N GFront (L to R) Jenia Yanlck, Susan North, Denise Dorchak. Trina Price. Back (L to R) Barb Norton, Michelle Wilson, Scott McKenzie, Kim May, Paul Ferguson, Julie Leishman, Rocky Pollock, Jan Dorrcll.Mr. Bell (Advisor), Lisa Bateman, Heather Mennie, Sheryl-Rae Harrison, Todd Thacker (photographer), Connie Harms (Editor), Jennifer Kanewischer, Jenia Yanick, Ray Giese (photographer). Y C E O A M R M B I O T O T K E EG E R M A N E X C H A N G E Rob Pohl and his Gorman exchange Klaus Foerstemann Now th.it my time at LCI is almost over, I would like to congratulate all students, teachers, principals, secretaries, and anyone else involved with LCI for the wonderful school they form together. The modern equipment and facilities matches the modern way of thinking, learning and teaching. I was a little confused at first by the large number of courses which you can choose from, but with the help of a councellor and my exchange partner I managed to straighten everything out. I was very warmly welcomed and got all the help I sometimes needed. I followed through the program of my classes and was very interested in them. I met a lot of students who were interested in me and who told me a lot of things about Canada I didn't know. Their help and friendliness made my time at LCI an experience that I will never forget. I want to thank everyone for their smiles and their understanding. Be proud of yourselves and your school. Klaus 44 i; jGRADE 10THE FIRST STEP Grade 10! What a year! Aside from all the confusion of being new to a large high school, the grade 10 students adapt very quickly. High school is really exciting in the grade 10 year! Look at Raquel for instance. You can see the excitement and anticipation in her eyes. A great year lies ahead! And now that it is over, one thing is for sure; IT SURE WENT FAST!!! Jo-Lynn Ajtai Seema AM Margot AMison Constance Anderson Jason Arnold Lee Asplund Larry Atkins Burke Babki Chris Bailey Nathan Baines Chris Bankonin Krisma Baticn Roxanne Bender Jason Bennett Jenifer Benoit Mark Benson Vaughn Berg Christie Beswick Chris Betts J. Big Crow Rodney Black Plume Tania Burton Leah Bourassa Scott Bowie Anthony Bozzi Kimberly Brandvold Michael Bridge Michael Briggs Jennie Brown David Bruner Karin Buff Aaron Burke Jason Burns Charles Burr Nicola ButtSusan Cameron Bruce Campbell Sheila Campbell Lesa Carmichael Paul Carter Andrew Cartwright Joseph Cavilla Mike Chenger Ida Chow Freeman Choi Debbie Chow Dennis Christensen Jolynne Cichy Terry Clarke Dustin Cole David Collins Don Conley Cameron Court Amanda Coutts Jason Covey Mark Coyne Colleen Dejong Ken Denecky Cheryl Dillabough Chris Donaldson Travis Dorchak Brent Draper Darlene Dubois Shannon Dyck Kent Earl Shane Eckert Heather Edwards Jamie Elliott Angela Emard Quincy Erais Korcann Farquhar Dawn Farries David Ferguson Renee Fisher Brian Fletcher Bryan Forsyth Ralph Fredrick Jason Fredrickson Rochelle Friesen Raquel Fudra Kassie Gall Jason Gaudry Raymond Giese Daphne Gilbertson Jodi-Lee Gordon Andrea Granzow Pamela Green Edith Greenlee Aaron Grenier Trevor Groves Kristie Gruninger Greg Gurr Amanda Hadfield Linda Haines Shannon Hall Dawn Homes Heather Hann Mitch HannanLEARNING TO RUN How about those grade 10 girls? They come up from those regimented junior high schools and just go bananas! Boys! Boys! Boys! That's all they think of. Shannon and Nicola can't seem to decide whose going to get this one. I wonder if he survived?Karen Harrington Robin Hart Aiden Hawnt Darrell Heidinger Shannon Helnen Nathan Hennessy Robin Hepher Jared Herget Clayton Hironaka T. Hlronimuss Ryan Hirsche Tina Hoffmueller Caprice Hogg Brian Holland Michelle Holt Laverne Holy Singer Michelle Horii Carmen Hudson Kent Hudson Michelle Huff Charlene Hughes Kim Hughes Bill Hunt Frank Huss Maya Ichikawa Tamara Isaak Tanya Jackson Shawn Jacobson Lisa Jardine Michele Jensen April Jessop Jennifer Johnson Ryan Johnson Therressa Johnson Jeffery Johnsrude Shawn Johnsrude Christina Johnston Mariette Jubrail Darren Kampen Dana Karapita Denise Kelly Dagan King Jason King Jason Klause Jonathan Kohl Darcy Kopas Jenna Kozub Grant Krywolt Christina Kuberko Jeremy Kucheran David Kunst Anna Kuruluik Nathan Kyler Geoffrey Lacny Lorraine Lam Memi Lam Chad Lammie Michael Larue T. Lee Shawn Loitch Debbie Lemke Naomi Lepp Carrie LeskiwKimberly Linden Bryan Liska Jason Lisowicz Robert Lister Becky Little Maurice Lizee Tim Llewllyn Matthew Love Karen Lundgard Michael Lybbert Laurie Lyon Christina Mack Richard Mack Neil Mackay Kathryn Maclean Bradley MacNeil Sheldon Manville Sherry Marks Robert Marlhiensen Tina Martin Colleen Mason Brock McPherson Darilyn McCaffrey Maxwell McCuaig Clea McDougall Christine McKay Natalie McManc Barton McNabb Anne-Marie Mcdiwakc Bronwyn Melville Russell Merrick Raclcne Metzger Brett Michelson Candra Miller Scott Mills Kent Nagata Kerry Nagata Aaron Nakama Brian Napora Christina Navrot Rhonda Neufeld Chris Neuman Michael Nicas Lee-Anne Nordin Donna Norris Keith Norton Carline O'Sullivan Janay Okutake Shauna Oler Laurie Ollcnbcrg Shccna Ollcnbcrg Jaana Olsen Tamara Orr Peter Panesar Hilary Paskal Edward Peace Jason Pecht Allison Penner Nicole Perverseff Brad Peterson Lisa Peterson Brett Petrak Sean PhillipsTAKING A BREATHER Where were we? Oh yea, talking about the grade 10 girls. They're a great group of students, but we should say a few words about the grade 10 boys. Rae- lene and her friend aren't really making fun of the guys in these photos, but you have to admit, our photographer didn't catch you guys at your best, did he? Although it looks like eating and goofing around are the specialty of the grade 10 boys, that's not really true. They are just as great a bunch of students as the girls! Raelene and friend yuking it up. Brent (or Craig?) and Dave killing time at the break. Brian and hi3 favorite past time.Neil Pickell Jared Pierson Mitchell Pierson Nova Pierson Lyndi Pollock Paul Potterton Chris Pratt Karen Price Laurel Pryde Russell Quilley R. Randy Mark Rausch Lara Read Gerald Remington Richard Revesz Barbi Rice Brad Riehl Nathan Roberts Brent Roelofs Craig Roelofs Sean Romczuk Jim Rudolph Tim Ruggles Kelly Russell Nathan Sailer Wade Sander Shanon Sanders Alison Sandilands Melanie Sands Kim Sawa Jason Schmidt Jason Schnoor Jackie Schow William Schrage Andrea Schultz Wendy Scott Rebecca Seely David Shaw Joshua Sherwood Adam Shirley Leonard Simpson Chonita Sims Karen Sinclair Chris Smith D. Smith Melanie Sommerfoldt Sandra Spackman Pameiyn Stabs Down Craig Stephens Scott Stevens Bruce Stewart Holly Stewart Shoyna Stickel Glenda Stirling Lisa Strublc Daniel Sturgess Scott Swanek Ricky Tajima Joe Talerico Fred Tam A. Terrence Erin Terry Steven Thomas 52 (Patricia Trcka Darren Umeris Cindy Van Dale Julie Van Den Hengel Christopher Van Esmond David Van Egmond Shaun Vander Heide Kyle Vanee Jason Villeneuve Sanjeev Visvanatha Nicole Void Kristen Waite Joel Wales Michael Walker Kim Walkey Brett Walters Marianna Ward Michelle Ward Cara Weeks Bradley Whiteside Colin Wiebe Ryan Wiest Jason WilliamsFreeman Sherry WilliamsFreeman Mitchell Willis Michael Willms Gordon Wong Linda Wong GOING FOR THE BIG LEAP Involvement! The grade 10's weren't afraid of that word. They lept in with both feet. The key to a successful school year is getting everyone involved, and the grade 10's really hold up their end. 53 Robin Wood Stacey Woodcock Jeffrey Woodman Laurali Yanosik Danny Yonkman Doug Yoshida Jared Young Lucinda Baron Peter Merrick Erik Mosher Josh Nowlin Trevor Teramura Scott Travis Cameron Umeris Leana Webber MISSING Joshua Ahlcrt Jonah Arms Vaughn Bare Shin Bone Tyler Bowes Jeff Cahoon Johnathan Carlson Joel Carpenter Scan Clement Iona Creely Ryan Edwards Shelly Emms Michael Fletcher Twylla Heavy Shields Darcy Jerome James Kiely Jim Kilborn Lance Lamb Jenette Larson Henry Ly Ernest Ma Lisa Martin Stacey Martin Stephanie McNcely Rory Michener Lloyd Pacey Douglas Paupst Julia Popowich Sara Reed Trevor Ress Anna Ringwelski Terrence Sheen Lisa Snce Benjamin Star Michael Stuckless Destiny Svennes Eriks Terry Jason Thomas Justin Thur Marnia White Quills Bill Whiteford Randy Wolf Kent Wyrostock Jennifer Yellow Horn Dale Zahorejko Vincent White Quills 54 J 56 J aifsf FINE ARTS^ JL c A o D M I B E O S C L A S S 1 C A L V C O O C M A B L O J A Z Z Front (L to R) Sherri Ruggles, Kari McLeod, Robyn Cameron, Nataha Evdokimoff. Back (L to R) Nola Whitehead, Kari Sackney, Stacey Trotman, Cori Hatfield. Front (L to R) Sherri Ruggles, Kari McLeod, Rhett Mandin, Back (L to R) Scott Haggins, Cori Hatfield, Stacey Trotman, Jamie Kaufman. Missing Colin Bcswick 60 Front (L to R) Colin Beswick, Rhett Mandin, Bonnie Regier, Maya Ichikawa, Tim Ruggles. Middle (L to R) Lisa Rossiter, Murrln Bell, Brent Wolck, Corianne Hadfield, Kari Sackncy, Julie Amundsen. Back (L to R) Jeremy Erb, Robyn Cameron, Jamie Kaufman, Carrie McLeod, Scott Haggins, Sheri Ruggles, Cam Bueckert. Colin 8cswick, Carrie McLeod, Scott Groves, Jamie Kaufman, Rhett Mandin, Andrew Ichikawa. J c A O Z M Z B 0 # 1Front (L to R)Androw Ichikawa, Pam Robinson, Jane Cho, Scott Stevens, Jamie Bagu, Char Lammlo. Middle (L to R) Rhctt Mandln, Erin Burke, Jamie Kaufman, Scott Groves, Lis) Bateman. Back (L to R) Michelle Kornclson, Colin Bcswick, Cameron Court, Chris Pratt. Missinj Leanne Harris, Kari Macleod Pam Robinson, Jamie Bagu, Andrew Ichikawa, Jane Cho. 62 i; j GRADE 11SCHOOL SPIRIT! Grade eleven students have always been known for their participation and school spirit. Tanya, Naomi. Joanne and Jen show some of that great spirit by cheering our infamous Rams on to another victory! Ginger Ames Julio Amundsen Russell Argue Noal Arnold Dionne Aspeslet Kimberly Babin Jamie Bagu Launa Barfuss Angela Baril Mirran Boll Dwayne Bennett Krista Beny Aaron Berg Matthew Bird Clayton Black Nigel Boehm Shane Borley Derek Boucher Sylvia Bouw Shane Bowkett Cheri Brown Laura Brown Bernard Busch Ross Bushel! Kelsey Caldwell Emily Campbell Dubb Carpenter Brad Carrier Cory Carson Christopher Cavilla Jess Chalmers Jane Cho Barry Christopherson Bart Chudleigh Kimberly Churchill* r- P : Evan Cllmonhaga Robyn Cochrane Jon-Patrlc Collins Kylo Cook Randy Corbott Kimberley Coullor Spencer Court Lesloy Coutls Chcrona Crawford Nicole Cummings Anglo Dnnyluk Chris Dny Steven De Groot Dawna Do Mnero Dontom DoJIkhangsar Margaret Delude C. Derrn Marq DoSouza Dorothy Dick Rob Dombowsky Jennifer Douglas Tricia Dow Mike Downey Troy Kreutz Jason Duda Shawna Duda Garrett Dueck Richard Dunn Duano Emard David Enns Jennifer Erb Robin Erickson Mlchaol Evans Natasha Evdollmoff Sean Eves Linda Forguson Elizabeth Fitznor Don Flotchor Chris Ford Klaus Forstomnnn Tanya Fortin Paula Foster Robin Fostor Brandi Francis Renata Frank Cheryl French Korry Frleson Armand Gagnon William Gardiner Laurel Gorard Karon Gorhnrdl Sandra Gcrlock Dawn Gibson Joyce Glllesplo Susan Glrdwood Dianna Goth Jason Gough Vera Gracey Debra Groothuls Sean Gurney Christine Gurr Wesley Hankins Trisha HansonL. 66 WORKING HARD As grade twelve gets one year closer, hard work has to be a regular part of every day. Mike Evans exemplifies the whole notion of hard work by not only being an honour student but also a vital part of the Rams basketball team. Howto go Mike! Scott tokoo a brain broathor. Bart and Dorak comparo notos.Mark How Larry Hunter Richard Hutchinson Naomi Huxloy Stuart Huxloy Klmborly Irving Stoven Isolo Tara-Lolgh Ho Tina Jankowlok Karmon Jofforson Bongt Joricho Jennnn Jcssop Carmen Johnson Chris Johnstono Craig Jonas Jay Jordon Glon Kaszuba Jill Kaszuba Jnmos Kaufmann Douglas Kcnzlo William Kllborn Mike Klmory Jason Klrkman Mnssio Kitagawa Nicolo Kleinmnrk Kristina Koenig Michelle Kornolson Darron Kramble Danny Krueger Bernard Lacnnlloo Brett Lacey Christine Lang Janno Laurie Dcryk Lawronce Danny Laycock Mike Layton Terra Leavens Jenny Leavitt Jonathan Logg Michelle Legge Selena Lenz Vickie Liddoll Danny Harmon Komelia Harms Barabara Harries Llonno Harris Sheryl-Roo Harrison Bard Hnr6ch Paul Howryluk Eric Heraot Charity Hlldobrandt Scott Hironaka Derek Hoffmuollor Miranda Holowka Melanie Hornborger Carol Houghton Cassandra Llska Dawn Littlo Billy Lu Robert Luclanl Kylo Lundgren Brad Lyons Stacey Magyar 67 V V Erick Mnh Tyler Malor David Mnnsor Mindy Mathos Rhonda Motlsz Jonnifor McClain Laura-Lynno P^cDonald Deana McFnddon Kelley McGill Cindy McGInshan Jana Mclnnes Lisa Mclnnes Dorok McKenzie Scot McLaughlin Michnol McLood Cheryl McMillan Darron Mayors Nicole Mitton Chad Moffal Tilfany Mook Julio Moore Wendy Morrison Stophanlo Muendol Cindy Munro Jennifer P^urphy Trevor Navrot Stephen Nois Jared Nolson Carrie-Lynn Noufold Jonnifor Nouman Bront Nowmnn Cam Nicholson Chris Nish Joel Nowlin Amy Olson Christy Orr Shari Orr Karl Ovorn Alicia Paco Lynnotto Palmer Yvonne Palmer Samantha Pnlychuk Brad Parascak Ponkyo Parchang Barb Pnrkor Joanne Paterson Martin Pcderoon Kelly Ponner Maxine Pennock Tracy Perrotta Chad Perry Paul Pctorson Erin Pottingor Byron Pierson Darcl Plausteiner Robby Pohl Glonda Provost Duncan Purvis Bonnie Roglor Tanie Reid David Ress John Richards Alexandra Robinson 68 _____________Linda and Cindy pour It on. Ronotto and friend ham it up. Trace and frlond play coy. \\n' \ - . ■ ■I SAY CHEESE! Sometimes it's a challenge to get students to cooperate with our photog- raher. Not so with these grade eleven "made for camera" subjects. Is this type of behavior common to all grade eleven students? "Not always", says our yearbook shutter-bug, but grade eleven students do seem to be very outgoing and that’s nice for a change! Thanks girls!Allison Rombough Michollo Rotho Wondell Rusnak Sandra Snllllon Abdulrohman Salman Trace Sand Kolly Sawn Reginald Sawllla Leah Schlppor Susan Schmidt Elko Scholdra Doug Schow Jonnltor Schroeder Ronao Schwelgert Holly Scott Michael Solk Stove Soro Danny Shannon Loalle Shoppart Hoidi Sherman Jared Sherman Doanna Shouting Bradley Sitter Michelle Sjovold Darron Smith Androa Sovka Dionne Spooner Jonnifor Stengl Barbara Stowart Carmun Tagg Tracy Takahashi Scott Tamblyn Sheri Tamurn James Tanasluk Katrina Tanno Scott Taylor Dan Tennant Pnmola Thompson Samara Thompson Scott Tlllotson Lisa Tolley Allison Townsend Sarah Townsend David Trockstad Don Truong Patrick Tso Jason Turner Nicole Twoter Oliver Twlzell Sholloy Unsor Greg Ushko Trovor Uyesugl Kathy Van Horne Crnlg Vanroon Kevin Wagner Shawn Wasilenko Bront Wolck Vince Wollor Kyle Weston B. Whltoaand Jason Wlebo Mlchello Wlohlor Kolly Wleler 70 i; jPetor Wright Fiona Wyroatock Brent Yamamoto Lori Yantz Karen Yee Allan Yeoman David Zgurski Josh Ahlort Mark Anderson Patricia Appleton Laurine Blust Cory Hall Trovor Heggedal Julio Lethbridge A FINAL Bjorn Wllle Chrlstino Williams Patricio Williams Brenda Wong Cheryle Wong Marty Woodcock Curtis Wright Rodney Makus Bronwyn Mulville David Patterson SEND OFF? What's going on here? Is this a grade eleven version of the "Can-Can", or do these guys really think their feet look good? Maybe it is a final send off to the grade eleven year. Well, whatever it is, the people who own these feet and their motives will remain a mystery. 71 ■rm SPORTSFOOTBALL Row 1 (L to R) - Head Coach Cliff Walters, Rich Fletcher, Dcryck Webb, Shane Langhofer, Jeff Vanderzee, Tyler Demers, Wade Whitehead, Ryan McKay, Shane Timmerman, Head Coach Craig Brack Row 2 (L to R) - Coach Rod Tomita, Todd Pickcma, Rocky Pollock, Noel Chipman, Steve Isele, Scott MacKenzIe, Doug Ferguson, Kevin Nemeth, Colin Lammie, Dave Manville, Coach Dietmar Stanke Row 3 (L to R) - Byron Pierson, Jared Pierson, Doug Yoshida, Brian Fletcher, Eric Herget, Duane Cole, Brett Walters, Kent Earl, Peter Wright, Mark Howe Row 4 (L to R) - Don Fletcher, Mike Evans, Mike Fletcher, Jared Nelson, Jim Rudolph, Ryan Johnson, Jared Herget, Kent Wyrostock, Lance Lamb, John Richards Row 5 (L to R) - Jared Young, Bruce Campbell, Mike Bridge, Dustin Cole, Jason Kirkman, Drew Cartwright, Jason Schnoor, Scott Bowie, Don Connley, Steve Thomas L.C.I. RAMS - PROVINCIAL CHAMPS The 1988 edition of the Rams go undefeated in their bid to conquer the Provincial Crown. The provincial game was played against Archbishop O'Leary Spartans of Edmonton, and won by a convincing 44-12 victory. The Rams had a perfect 15-0 season. In their undefeated season they scored 508 points while only allowing 34 points to be scored against them. This incredible feat was accomplished by a tough and dedicated group of young men. Their true grit enabled them to have the top offensive and defensive team in the province. The dream team of 1988 is the first L.C.I. football team lo win the Division I Provincial title, an accomplishment that these Rams and their coaches will remember and brag about for a lifetime.SENIOR GIRLS BASKETBALL Front (L to R) Lori Yantz, Jennifer McClain, Michelle Holt, Barb Stewart. Middle (L to R) Alicia Page, Jaylene Baker, Candice Kleibrink, Shannalyn Howells, Kristine French. Back (L to R) Laura Lynn McDonald, Coach Larry Baker, Assistant Coach Lana Shanks, Manager Lynette Bailie. Front (L to R) Angie Baril, Barb Stewart. Michelle Holt, Katherine Maclean. Middle (L to R) Linda Haines, Allison Sandilands, Laura Lynn McDonald, Jennifer McClain, Jenna Kozub. Back (L to R) Manager Lynette Bailey, Lorraine Lam, Alicia Page, Coach Lana Shanks. JUNIOR GIRLS BASKETBALLSENIOR BOYS BASKETBALL Front (L to R) Eric Hergot, Troy Sheets, Jared Nelson, Troy Parker, Bernhard Lacanilao. Back (L to R) Shane Timmerman, Spencer Court, Scott McKenzie, Duane Cole, Seth Adler, Brett Lacey, Mike Evans, Manager Jason Kirkman, Coach Mr. Joey Shackleford. Front (L to R) Kent Earl, Mike Selk, Brett Walters, Brett Michelson, Chris Bailey. Middle (L to R) Scot Bowie, Mike Bridge, Dustin Cole. Kelsey Caldwell, Coach Larry Thaxter. Back (L to R) Nathan Roberts, Jared Pierson, Don Conley, Jason Pccht. JUNIOR BOYS BASKETBALLCHEERLEADERS Front (L-to R) Colleen Zuffa, Margot Allison, Kristie Gruninger, Quincy Erais, Kim May. Middle (L to R) Carmen Johnson, Julie Leishman, Susan Cameron, Barb Norton. Back (L to R) Shauna Oler, Mrs. Pokarney, Alex Robinson. 82 J WRESTLING Front (L to R) Assistant Coach Alan Hansen, Jason Fredrickson, Greg Moody, Ryan McKay, Jeff Brodowski, Dereck McKenzie, Marty Woodcock, Jason Turner, Danny Yonkman, Coach Brian Donaldson. Back (L to R) Dave Babin, Dave Jensen, Chris Carney (Captain), Brett Kennedy, Jonathan Kohl, Kelsey Prenevost (Captain) / 83 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Front (L to R) Christie Beswick, Dawna DeMaere, Linda Haytron-Benjamin. Back (L to R) Tracy Takahashl, Erin Pettingcr, Shanna Howells (captain), Jaylene Baker, Nicole Tweter, Donna Fehr, Eleanor Courtice (coach). Front (L to R) Michelle Rothe, Kim Linden, B. Emerson (coach). Back (L to R) Shauna Oler, Stacey Woodcock, Tina Martin. Missing Linda Haines, Katherine Maclean, Michelle Holt, Sherry Marks.BOYS VOLLEYBALL Back (L to R) Mr. Umeris, Trevor Olsen, Richard Wood, Seth Adler, Shayne Perrin. Front (L to R) Conrad Bochme, Bernard Lacaniloo Colin Wiebe, Josh Sherwood, Keith Norton, Nathan Baines, Brett Mlchclson, Marty Burr (manager), Darren Umeris, Nell Mackay, Jeremy Kucheran, Mr. McDonald (coach)BADMINTON CLUB Back (L to R) Henry Brooks, Jon Kozub, Wade Horrocks, Shayne Porrln, Brian Holland, Derek Talbot, Rob Wood, Mr. Stolearcius, Dagan King. Front (L to R) Don Truong, Chris Leong, Freeman Choi, Gordy Wong, Trevor Uyesugi.CROSS COUNTRY Barb Stewart, Mr. F. Umeris (coach), Cam Stewart, Darren Kolakovlc, Bruce Stewart. Front (L to R) Bruce Stewart, Ryan Johnson, Cam Stewart, Anno Ringwelski, Lori Yantz, Greg Lund, Nicole Cummings, Erin Pcttingcr. Middle (L to R) Mr. Umeris (coach), Barb Stewart, Cam Umeris, Michelle Horii, Brian Fletcher. Back (L to R) Abdul Salmon, Mich Parker, Jen Murphy, Kim May, Heather Hann, Angela Emard, Dan Tennant, Jamie Bagu. TRACK AND FIELD 87 GOLF Front (L to R) Dave Kunst, Sheldon Manvlllo, Margot Allison, Jenann Jessop. Back (L to R) Kimberley Irving, Michael Briggs. Richard Revesz, Robin Erickson, Mr. T. Steen. Scott Crowe (coach), Brad Parascak, Rick Llndstcln, Scott Nlshikawa, Mike Gibson. Front (L to R) Ian Adamson, Doug Schow, Debb Carpenter. BASEBALL 88 J 1RUGBY Back (L to R) Coach Shackloford, Paul Lowis, Richard Rovosz, Bill Whitoford, Doryck Wobb, Rob Dombowskl, Kevin Melntzer, Brad Hooper, Jason Quilley, Duncan Purvis, Kevin Houston. Front (L to R) Nathan Kyler, Rick Hutchinson, Glenn Shephard, Greg Martin, Kent Gallway, Sean Hodgson, Dean Stafford, Russ Quilley, Shane Eckert, Rich Mack.INTRAMURAL COUNCIL Front (L to R) Tanya Woo, Mr. A. Young, Cissy Gibson. Back (L to R) Nicole Chapman, Jan Dorrell, Susan North, Susan Ponech. Niki Lelshman, Jenia Yanick, Julio Leishman. 90 i "sava DVALEDICTORY ADDRESS It has been said that a journey of a thousand miles begins with the first step. Back in grade one, we all took that first step when our parents bundled us up and drove us to the school for the first time. That first step, the first day of school, was a mix of terror and wonder, of confusion and freedom, of vulnerability and safety. Today, we are a thousand miles down the road. Ever since the first grade, our steps have been leading us to this point, to graduation. After twelve years of sometimes wild, sometimes heartbreaking school, the end is in sight. Looking back at those twelve years, we sometimes find it hard to believe we've travelled so far. In elementary, we were still learning how to read and write. We got lost in the hallway and went home during recess by accident. Then junior high came along, and suddenly we were testing the waters of teenagehood. Just three short years later arrived high schooll For many of us, high school was the ultimate achievement. It was both tough and rewarding. Here we made lasting friends, learned skills, had fun, made our own decisions, won our own victories. Here we also struggled for grades, suffered through sleepless nights, failed where we tried so hard to succeed. But we were near the end of our journey, and we were on top of the world. Now, at long last, we are graduating. And the journey is over. There is a feeling of satisfaction in that, but also emptiness. After all, we have been working for twelve years to reach this point, and now it's here. It's a sudden shock to discover that the road is gone, the journey ended. The first step is a thousand miles behind us. So now what? Now, we take a second step. Before us lies the future. We feel a mixture of terror and wonder, confusion and freedom, vulnerability and safety. Ahead of 6s there may be university, a job, travel, good times, hard times - who can say? Graduation is a time of change. We suddenly find that what we thought was the end of one journey is actually the beginning of another. Another journey that will have comforts and struggles, successes and failures just as great or greater than our first journey. The challenge facing us at graduation is to take that second step forward. There are many other steps we could take. We could step down, step around or sidestep. We could step out of the picture or fall out of step or get knocked back at step. But the most rewarding, though perhaps the hardest, is to step up and step onward. That is the challenge of graduation. How you answer that challenge will determine what your journey, your life, will like. That first step was a doozy. The second will be what you make it. Tim Schroeder'89 GRADS Tammy Abbott Seth Adler Sharilyn Albiston Leslie Allan Trevor Arnold Tracy Azcarate Trina Azcarate David Babin Lori Bailes Lynette Bailie Jaylene Baker Jodi Baldwin Carmen Banks Lisa Bateman Marcia Bauer Joanne Bayly Bruce Bechtel Scott Beningfield Colin Beswlck Pamela Blesbroek Jacqueline Black Plume Scott Blanchard Conrad Boehme Mami Bowen Yolanda Brave Rock David Brodoway Jeffrey Brodowski Shannon Brouwer Cameron Bueckert Hoa Bui'89 GRADS Shawn Burke Tracey Burton Susan Byers Robyn Cameron Heather Campbell Chris Carney Nicole Chapman Faith Chlpman Noel Chlpman Elisa Cho Amy Chow Alice Clark Sherry Clifford Karen Colbeck David Cole Duane Cole Cheryl Colley Michelle Conley Jeramy Cooper-Leavitt Danielle Coreman Sean Cowie Gavin Crawford Thao-Lanette Dang Jill Davidson Brent Day Chantel Deering Tyler Demers Linda Denhoed Danielle Deon Samantha Dietzen 96 a i 3 '89 GRADS Denise Dorchak Jan Dorrell Wayne Dudley Robin Durrant Stacey Duval Tracy Eftoda Warren Engstrom Jeremy Ert> Lanl Evans Robert Evans Sara Evans Trenton Evans Darren Eveleigh Donna Farquharson Donna Fehr Paul Ferguson Sheri Finch Richard Fletcher David Foder Theresa Fomradas Deanna Francis Nell Fraser Jamie Freel Doug Furgason Kenton Galloway Angellque Gee Patrick George Adrian Gibson Christine Gibson Cory Gledhill l 1 97 '89 GRADS Michelle Grant Sonya Grossklaus Scott Groves Corlanne Hadfield Scott Hagglns Chris Hamilton Darren Hamman Brent Hannan Troy Hawes Linda Hayfron-Benjamln Sherry Hoffman Trina Holland Shauna-Sue Holt Brad Hooper Jennifer Horner Wade Horrocks Shannalyn Howells Valerie Hughes Kevin Huston Gary Hutton Torln Huzll Andrew Ichikawa Shari Jackson David Jensen Stacey Johnson Rachel Johnston Jason Joly Brad Jones Alison Kanewischer Jennifer Kanewischer'89 GRADS Ian Kaszuba Michael Kelm Rhona Kelln Shelley Kempenaar Lara Kendall Bret Kennedy Alexandra Khan Thundup Khangsar Christian King Richard King Veronica Kinsey Dean Klassen Les Klassen Candice Kleibrink Chad Knox Darren Kolakovic Marcle Kometz Jonathan Kozub Kelly Kuntz Colin Lammle Carrie Lander Shane Langhofer Debbie Latwat Sheri Lawson Julie Lelshman Katherine Lelshman Christopher Leong Cara Leslie Jared Lewis Leslie Llska J 99 '89 GRADS Roberta Loewen Lisa Loucks Paulette Luclanl Greg Lund Linda Ly O Marcie Main Rhett Mandin Wade Martens Jared Mathes Megan Matheson Ingrid Matthews Kimberly May Heather McIntyre Ryan McKay Scott McKenzie Michael McTavish Kenneth Melntzer Mike Melnychuk Elizabeth Melville Melanie Merkley Dana Meronluk Tyler Michelsen Brenda Mlckelberry Maryann Millard Lisa Miller Michelle Mills Gregory Moody Derek Moore Patricia Moore Margaret Mozgala'89 GRADS Ginger Mullen Scott Murphy Tanya Nelson Kevin Nemeth Karen Nicholson Julie Nolln Susan North Barbara Norton Andrea Oikawa Philistine Old Shoes Trevor Olson Travis Ontkean Stephen Paiha Carrie Pakula Sharia Palmer James Park Barb Parker Mitchell Parker Troy Parker John Patten Eugene Percevault Shayne Perrin Donna Perry Dawna Peters David Peterson Shaina Peterson Mark Plckell Todd Plekema Trevor Plekema Craig Pienkowski'89 GRADS Jason Pocza Rocky Pollock Susan Ponech Kelsey Prenevost Trina Price Jason Qullley Leslee Remmle Michael Remmle Tahlrih Rempel Derek Rosier Donald Riley Pamela Robinson Nell Roelofs Dave Romanchuk Loralee Rombough Susan Ross Lisa Rossiter Shelley Rourke Sheri Ruggles Kari-Lynn Sackney Kami Sarafenchon Trevor Schatz Marcia Schebel Mark Schikowsky Troy Schlaht Timothy Schoeder Trent Schuler Holly Scott Carla Serkin Kevin Shankland'89 GRADS r ETJt 1 > r • fv* • David Shaw Troy Sheets Douglas Shepherd Brenda Shields Jenny Shirley Brent Slvertson Corrine Smith Edward Smith Lee Smith Karen Smythe Gary Snedden Samantha Spaulding Dan Spurgeon Dean Stafford Jodi Sterling Julie Stem Cameron Stewart Barbara-Jo Still Pam Still Dwayne Storey Irena Stropnik Nathaniel Tagg Derek Talbot Kristine Talbot Erin Terry Beverly Thiessen Shane Timmerman Joanne Tollestrup Corrle-anne Tolley Stacey Trotman I 103 '89 GRADS Karen Tuck Alice Ushlzawa Terri Uzelman Tracey Uzelman Tanya Van Pell Pamela Vanden Hengel Jefferey Vanderzee Surya Visvanatha Kristie Walkey Nancy Wall Rena Warren Donald Watson Deryck Webb Randahl Webb Patrick Weber David Whan Nola Whitehead Wade Whitehead Tamara Whitney Thomas Wiebe Kyla Wiens Nadine Wightman Brad Williams Brett Williams Kevin Williamson Michelle Wilson Ranae Wilson Joanne Wolochaty Tanya Woo Carmen Wright 104 '89 GRADS Jenia Yanlck Janelle Yonkman Peter Yung Gordon Zacher Keith Ziegler Colleen Zuffa *•* MISSING **• Roy Abraham Ryan Forby Russ Lingard Andrew Purzy3kl Stephon Balazs Kevin Gorhardi Allen Lundgard Lana Rausch Rick Baldwin T. Germshleld Simone MacNoll Carmen Rcglmbald Horace Bird C. GouId’Hawko James Maloff Holly Rlohl Tront Blair Steve Gracey David Manville Chris Rogers Greg Brown Walter Granlln Dean Marshall Darin Scheurkogel Angela Canuel Ronald Grlmson Donna Maxwell Shana Seim Tammy Carley Richard Gross Rob May Kevin Sheen Gall Connor Darleno Gunter Sandra McCann Alonna Smith Jason Crow Anna Hickman Mike McCurdy Tracy Sonnenborg Otto Dalmady James Hildreth Scott Mears Gladys Soosay Doan Dnnyluk Jason Hunt E. Mcltlngtallow Diana Still Mark Davis Heather Janzen Robert Moors Stacey Sweetgrass Joanno Davison Robert Jonsen Shawn Morton Michelle Turin Keith Dillabough Darcy Johnson Jared Northcott Jamie Turnbull Cheryl Domler Chris Klassen Mark Nuell Stove Wadsworth Angola Dyck Gordon Larson Doug Paisley Natashs Wasilonko Cameron Dyck Tom Latta A. Panthorbone Lee Watmough Roberta Fallon Eli Lermor John Perolta Shane Wilson Cindy Fekete Rick Llndstein Bill Phipps \) 105 GRADE 12'S Munro Atwood Carlin Ayorhnrt Nlcolc Ball Janet Bollew Robin Bornhart David Bird Jacqueline Bjarnason Brian Bouma Kevin Brown Leslie Buckskin Lance Cahoon Scott Caldarwood Tylor Caldwell Dougins Chymboryk Paul Ciesla Kevin Cotton Lisa Domier Corey Donaldoon Alicia Drapor Tracoy Duval Stncoy Eggcbrecht Craig Erdman Christine Farrell Jason Fortney Tammy Foss Nicole Gaudette Gnolen Gerard Diana Graves Angela Hnnnlnen Blaine Harvey Carleon Higginbotham Tamnrnh Hironlmus Sean Hodgson Sott Jardlno Gnroth Jones Denise Joseph Michael Kerr Rnquol Kllborn Brian Knocht Lanco Littlewood Rusaoll Louoy Taylor Love 106 u jGRADE 12'S Kaare Lundstnd Darcy Lutz Greg Martin Nadnwn Matthews Dale McCrao David McGrath Karl McLeod Paul Merritt Christy Mlllor Warren Morton Rhonda Noll Darlan Olson Tracy Pankonln Brian Parker Lyio Pelletlor Sheldon Pierson Dwight Pitt Keith Poch Ian Portoous Greg Potts Vicki Pratt Noll Price Jillian Quaylo Shane Russoll Klmberloy Sowers Jackie Scattorgood Shonna Scrlvon Angus Stewart Natalie Stimson Shane Thomson Katja Van Loei Travis Vnndorhulst Trisha Villonouve Joromy Walaho Vanessa Weasol Fat Doug Wells Teresa Whito Jennifer Wlelonga Anna Williams Ian Wright Loster Yung James Thomson J 107 112 J J FRIENDS WE'LL NEVER FORGET SHAUNA AND SEANAlong the Road I walked a mile with Pleasure; She chaltored all the way. 8ut left mo none Iho wiser For all she had to say. 1 walked a mile with Sorrow And no’or a word said she: But oh. the things I loarnod from her When Sorrow walked with mo! Robort Browning SHAUNA O'SULLIVAN 1971-1988 GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN .IF UK tNQUfiiH. I KHEW HER A BIT ENOUGH TO KNOW SHE'D NEVER QUIT ALUAYS CM THE CO SHE ALWAYS HAD A SMILE EVERY SINGLE DAY IT KAY TAKE US A WHILE TO REALIZE SHE'S COME AWAY I KlOW IT'S I*OT FAIR WHY XT HAD TO BE BUT IT KE ALL CAFE A CHANCE IN LIFE,WE'LL SEE XT WE STC? TO REALIZE WHAT KE'FE DOING KRONM JUST CLOSE YCUR EYES AND BELIEVE IN SOMETHING STRONG 2F YOU CARE E1WCH NEXT TIME YOU have A MOMK HOLD ON AND BF. TOUCH STOP YOURSELT AND Till NT CAUSE LIFE'S NOT A CAME WE SirOULD ENCM BY NOW JUST REKEKDER HER NAME YOU'LL MAKE XT THROUGH SOMEHOW IF YCU USE YOUR PRIDE IN THE BEST WAY NEXT TIKE YOU'LL DECIDE HOW MUCH YOU WANT TO STAY XT WE CARE ENOUGH WHICH I KNOW YOU DO HOLD CN AND BE TOUCH THEN NO ONE WILL IOSE. The rain on ny window Reminds me of ny feelings Uncertain, unsheltered Will they Just fall, and be forgotten, Or be absorbed, and help somethlog grow? I wish someone would lot in the rain. Let in the flowing stream. Because too much rain. Will only make ny heart drowned. written by Shauna O'Sullivan To a.K Ala Lulu otet ±he*c *nu/c./?//u*j. Cin do i ycur b**-'7!* sc* fa, & Ond %<**. Cfn > u XV 6c blh.rJtf*- T-6 *** rm+kr oolc<, nahoroA,or. WMr, JVf M </** fot* 7^ . heart -AytJWfy* thirds (SoO* £oOjO&*s\ 114 J ,1SEAN CARNET CLEMENT *** AUGUST 10, 1972-OCTOBER 20, 1988 Born in Manitoba, Scan spent his preschool years in Carberry, Manitoba and then lived and attended school in Brandon until moving to Lethbridge in February, 1983. Sean was a kind and gentle person with a love t'or art, music and animals. Although he started life as a shy and sensitive child, he developed into a creative and self-assured young man, due in part to the help of his many friends. He was loyal in his friendships and his home was enriched by those same friends. His load at times was a heavy one because of his role in the family, but he never shirked his responsibilities and met every challenge with hope and determination. Sean tried to do his best in every endeavor and often seemed surprised when he succeeded, but those who knew him were not surprised. In the sixteen years that Sean lived, his life touched many others and a part of him will always be with his many, many friends and his loving family. J l >) 115 STUDENTS SAVING STUDENTS SAFE GRAD COMMITTEE '89 It's the end of 12 years of school. There's going to be a party. Will it be safe? Students, together with parents, the police and other community groups work towards making their graduation party safe. SAFE GRAD provides alternatives to a situation that would go ahead with or without community support. Eliminating 100% of vehicles belonging to those who attend the party, SAFE GRAD protects the students against the operation of a vehicle by an overtired or impaired driver. Just because it is the end of twelve years of schooling, it doesn't have to be dangerous. Let's have a party so that when it is over everyone who attended will have happy memories that aren't tainted by tragedy.-nsr ACCOMPLISHMENTS • 0 0AWARDS I. VOCATIONAL EDUCATION/ HOME ECONOMICS AWARDS 1. BAALIM AUTOMOTIVE LTD. AWARD - awarded lo the student having Ihe highest standing n Automotives 22. Presented By: Mr. lormce Rosier Awarded To: DAVID ALLAN 2. BIRD BUILDING SUPPLIES LTD. AWARD • Awarded to Ihe student achieving the »• ghest standing In Industrial Aits and/ or Material* 10 Presented By Mr. lorcncc Keslcr Awarded To*. JASON VV1£ BE 3. COLLEGE MERCURY AWARD - awarded to the student hav.ng the h*h<n! standing in Automotrves 32, Presented By: Mr. lorence KesJer Awarded To: TAYLOR LOVE 4 ALLAN WHEELER MEMORIAL AWARD - awarded to the student hav.rg the h ghest %tandng in Machine Shop 22 or 32. Prefer ted 8y. Mr. lorencc Kcsief Awarded To: LESLIE LtSKA 5. CUSTOM ENGINE A PARTS AWARD - awarded to the roost peorm rvg Student io Auto Body 32. Presented By Mr. lorcrcc Kes'er Awaded To: DAVID ALLAN JAYSON MUNRO 6. ICI BEAUTY CULTURE TROPHY AWARDS - awarded to the roost pronivng students In Beauty Culture at each grade level. Presented By. Miss Kathy Thompson Awarded To*. TRACY PERROTTA (BEAUTY CULTURE 12) LAN I EVANS (BEAUTY CULTURE 22) ERIN TERRY (BEAUTY CULTURE 32) 7. MURIEL SMORTREED AWARDS - awarded to the student hasing the highest Standing in foOOi Studies at each grade lev* I. Presented By: Mrs. Peg Hiatt Awarded To: PAMELA THOMPSON (FOOD STUDIES 101 CAROLYN BROWN (FOOD STUDIES 20> TRACY SONNENBERG (FOOD STUDIES 30) B. MARGARET WILSON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP AWARD - ,iwadrd to the student who has excelled in Clothirs xnd Text les. Presented 8y Mrs. Peg Hiatt Awarded To. PAMELA 8UlLOCX 9. HOYT S HARDWARE AWARD • awarded to the most OUbUftdflg student In Home fcooorr **. Presented 8y. Mrs. Peg Hiatt Awarded To: NADISl BIUNSKJ II. 8USLNESS EDUCATION AWARDS 1. HUZIL AND PETA LAW AWARD - awarded to the student having the highest standing n law 20, Presented By: Mrs. Diane Pokarncy Awarded To: MEGAN MATHESON MCKACUf. HUlSlNG A LU8BERS AWARD - awarded to the student hav.ng the highest standing ;n Account.ng 30. Presented By: Mrs Dare PoVurrey Awarded To: MICHEHE MILLS ALBERTA TEACHERS' ASSOOATION. LOCAL 41, BUSINESS EDUCATION AWARD • awarded to the student judged to be the best all-round senior Business Educjhon student Presented By. Mrs Jean Poile Awarded To: IOANNE NIELSEN PROFESSIONAL SECRETARIES INTERNATIONAL AWARD - awarded to a graduating ICI studenl enter ng the he’d of secretarial sco nce. Presented By. Mrs. Maxine Balsdon Awarded To: lO ANNA PELECH ill. UBERAl ARTS AND SCIENCE AWARDS 1. PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1.1 AMALGAMATED BEVERAGES AWARD • awarded to the outstanding lemak* and male students In Physical Education 30. Presented By. Ms. Isabella 8aillc Awarded To* BETH COWARD SUZANNE FELLNER ALAS' HANSEN 2. MODERN LANGUAGES 2.1 GERMAN CONSULATE BOOK PRIZES • awarded to the students showing the greatest promise in German at each grade level. Presented By. Mas. Morgda Wittkc (GERMAN 10) 2. 3. 4. (GERMAN 20) (GERMAN 30) awarded to the student having the highest standing in German 30. awarded to die students showing jhe greatest promise in french at each grade* and course lev*!. 3. 4. S. Awarded To: ANGIE DANYLUK A ASSY CHOW' A ELKE SCHOLORA IRENA STROPS;K SUSAN 8YERS A SUE-ANNE BAINES 2 2 GERMAN CANADIAN CLUB AWARD Presented 8y: Mr. Mkh Forster Awarded To: ANNE SCHUTTE 2.3 FRENCH CONSULATE 800K PRIZES Presented 8y Dr. lohannj Varder Bcek Awarded Ta MARTIN PEDERSEN (FRENCH 10) WSSit KITAGAWA -FRENCH 10N) AMY CHOW (FRENCH 20) MASSIF KITAGAWA (FRENCH 20N) ANNE SCHimE (FRENCH 30) BRIAN KITAGAWA (FRENCH 30N> SOCIAL STUDIES 3.1 CATHOLIC CHARITIES CLOTHES BANK AWARDS - awarded to die students h.dng the highest standing in Social Sfudx*s .:t cu*;h grade level Presented By: Mrs. Joseph nc Krokosh Awarded To: MARGARET MOZGALA (SOCIAL STUDIES 10) TIM SCHROEDER (SOCIAL STUDIES 20) DLIRDRE MCKENNA (SOCIAL STUDIES 30) 3.2 CAL A PATRICIA DUPREE NATIVE STUDIES AWARD • awarded to the student hav.ng the highest standing in Native Studicv Presented By. Mr. Cal Dupree Awarded To: VIVIAN ACROSS THE MOUNTAIN 196748 Awarded To: ANNA MARIE PANTHER BONE 195647 ENGLISH 4.1 MARY LOUiSE 8ROD;E AWARD - awarded to the student having the h.ghcs: standing in English 33. Presented 8y Mr. Ron Van Oman Awarded Ta LARS'KVAN 4.2 BNAI 8 RiTH IODCE AWARD • awarded to the student having the highest stand ng in English 30. Preserved By* Mr. Ron Van Orman Awarded To- ALLISON W ilt LAMS MATHEMATICS 5.1 SOUTHERN STATIONERS AWARD • awarded lo the student hav.ng the highest standing in Mathematics 33. Presented By: Mrs fern Melnen Awarded To: DAN SKAFTE 5.2 O SA. KYLE MEMORIAL AW ARD • awarded lo the student having the highest sund rg in Mathematics 30 Presenter I By Mrs. Fern HHncn Awarded To BAR8ARA NORTON ONDY BANMAN CALVIN CHENG 5 3 MATHEMATICS COMPETITION AWARDS - Presented By Mrs. Joan Halt Awarded To JAMB HOSHIZAKI KEITH WOODMAN DAVID STEWARTCEREMONIES > 4 ALBERTA TEACHERS ASSOCIATION’ LOCAL #41 MATHEMATICS AWARD • awarded to the student having the highest standing in Mathematics 31. Presented 8y: Mrs. lean Poile Awarded To JAS'.ES HOSHKZAKI 6 SCIENCE 6.1 MR- & MRS. W $. BRODIE AWARD - awarded to the student having the h gbest combined standing in Grade 10 Sc.-cncc. Presented By: Mr. Glen Alexander Awarded To: CR:CK MAH 6 2 MCKAY. SIMMONS. SCHWARTZ AGENCIES AWARD - awarded to the two students having the highest standing n Chcm stry 30 Presented By: Mr. Tim GrisaK Awarded To: J AMES MOSHIZAKI MARK RICHARDS 6 3 DRESSER RAND AWARD • awarded to the student having the highest standing in Physics 30. Presented By: Mr. Glen Alexander Awarded To: JAMES HOSHIZAKl 6.4 WILL LAM S. BROD’.E AWARD - awarded to the student having the highest stand ng in Biology 20. Presented By. Mr. GSen AJcxaivder Awarded To: BARBARA NORTON 6.5 DR. RUBY LARSON BIOLOGISTS OF THE YEAR AWARD - awarded to the two students having the highest standings in Biology 30. Presented 8y: Mr. Glen Alexander 6 Awarded To: DAVID STEWART JASON LONG fV. SCHOLASTIC AGGREGATE AWARDS Awards presented in thus section represent • nterdiscp.'trMry achievement, as well as exemplary academic leadership arxVor ccxurricular involvement. 1 A18ERTA TEACHERS' ASSOOATION LOCAL #41 AGGREGATE AWARD - awarded to tne student lodged to bo the best a'l-round academic student in Grade 10. Presented By: Mrs. Jean Poile Awarded To: MASSlE KITAGAWA 2 G.C. PATERSON AGGREGATE AWARD • awarded to the student judged to be the best aU-roond academic student in Grade II. Presented By: Mr. Robert Ainscough Awarded To: TIM SCMROEOER 3. AF. PASKUSKI AGGREGATE AWARD - awarded to the student judged to be the best all-round academic student in Grade 12. Presented By: Mr. Robert Ainscough Awarded To: JAMES HOSHIZAKl 4. GEORGE WATSON AWARD • awarded to a student who has contributed outstanding service in citizenship. Presented By: Mrs. Joan tiaig Awarded To: LINDA CERNEY 5. GREEN ACRES KJWANIS CLUB AWARD - awarded to a gradual, ng Grade 12 uudent. bawd on scholastic achievement and extra-curricular contribution. Presented By Mr. James Fenner Awarded To: TOM VAN ORMAN 6. EKED Saint AWARD - awarded to a graduating Grade 12 student proceed ng to further education. Presented By: Ml. Don firth Awarded To: RAN A QUAN 7. CENERAl FOODS LTD. GOOD CITIZENSHIP AWARD • awarded to a Grade 12 Student for combining exemplary scholastic achievement and axurricular involvement Presented By: Mr. Don Firth Awarded To: PEGGY AU 8. D.R YATES FINE ARTS AWARDS - awarded to outstanding students in Fine Ar.\ who intend to pursue further education in this area (Application required.) Presented By: Mr. E>oo firth Awarded Ta COHN ARMSTRONG (BAND) (CHORAL A DRAMA) (CHORAL A DRAMA) (CHORAL A DRAMA) (CHORAL) (CHORAL A DRAMA) (CHORAL A BAND) awarded every third yea.* to a worthy grade 12 girl w ith the best academic record and abdiry. To be award* KAREN BAERC SCOn CARPENTER RUSTON MARKER GRAEME IANCAGER KARI MATCHETT 9. JOHN BACU DIANE BOSMAN CALVIN CHENG DANA ELZINCA TARA CEMER JAN GEORGE JAMES HOSHIZAKl ALLISON WILLIAMS QUOTA CLUB OF LETHBRIDGE-AGNES STAFFORO MEMORIAL AWARD ed next in 1989. V. SUPERIOR ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS Awarrh in this section are of the highest value and highest achievement »n selected academic subjects, most of which arc provincial diploma examination subjects. 1 GRACE A DAINTY SCHOLARSHIPS - awarded to graduating Cradc 12 students on the bas-s of superior scholastic achievement and academic excellence. (Applicat ons required.) Presented By Mr. Mich Forster Awarded To: RANA QUAN MARK RICHARDS .MARDA SCH’NOEIER LAURA SELK DAVID STEWART TONI VAN ORMAN ALLISON WILLIAMS CATHERINE JACOBSON TRAVIS WRIGHT DEIRORE MCKENNA 2. ALEXANDER RU1HERFORO SCHOLARSHIPS • sponsored by the Alberta Heritage S<ho®ship fund and awarded to students who achieve an 80\ average or higher in selected acadermc subjects at each grade level. The schutarsh p a: the Grade 10 level is worth $300, Grade 11 • $500, and Crodo 12 -,$700. for a possible combined toul of $1500. The scholarship is delivered to the student upon COLIN ARMSTRONG MARGARET AU KAREN 0AERG JOHN BACU $U E-ANNE 8AJNES KENT BEMNCFIELO RICHARO BOEHME MARK 80HNERT DANE BOSMAN WENDY BROWN DARREN BRUINS CAROL 8USSE KYLE CAHOON GAYLE CMAKI CALVIN CHENG JAE-SHLN CMO LAURA OACGY SANDRA DARBY DOLMA DEJIKHANGSAR UNDSAY DOREE SHERI DUDA DAN A ELZINGA SU7ANNE fELLNER DEE DEE fULWllER TARA CEMER IAN CEORCE KARYN HARRISON SUZANNE HATHAWAY ANDRE HIOCfN JAMES HOSHIZAKl CATHERINE JACOBSON PAUL KEMPENAAR oration In a povt-secondary institution and completion of a: least one semester 1500 BRIAN KITAGAWA - SI500 1S00 GABRIEL KRYWpCT 1200 603 LORRAINE KUHN • $00 1500 JERRY LAM SOO $00 GRAEME LANCACER 1500 $00 SUSAN LE1SHMAN 1500 1SOO JASON LONG 1S00 600 BARBARA LONCAJR 1500 1S00 SUSAN MACLEAN 500 $00 SEAN MCCUMANS 800 1SOO GEOFFREY MOiARDY SOO $00 TRAVIS NORTH 800 300 SHANNON O SUHIVAN 800 1500 JUDITH OAKLEY 1500 1500 SERENA O EVER INC 800 1500 SHELLY OVERN 1500 1500 S NA PANOfMATIA 800 1S00 i cryy JEFF PHILLIPS RANA QUAN ION RICE 700 - 1500 1 ZLA/ 1500 300 1500 MARK RICHARDS 1S00 1500 MARDA SCHINDELER 1500 1500 LAURA SILK 1500 1500 KELLY SKEYTH 600 1500 DAVID STEWART 1500 1500 TAMARA TOMOMITSU eoo 1500 TONI VAN ORMAN 1500 1500 IENN FFER WALKER 1500 soo ALLISON WILLIAMS 1500 1500 OARLENE WONG 300 1500 TRAVIS WRIGHT 1500 300 DAVID YOSHIDA . 300VISITOR FROM CHINA MISS DOU KE-QINC IMPRESSIONS OF CANADA - DOU KE-QINC Ms. Doii is an visiting teacher from Nanyung, in Hunan Province in the People’s Republic of China. She is spending this school year in Lethbridge, hosted by the Lethbridge Collegiate Institute. Staying in Canada for eleven months, as a visitor from China, I'm really fascinated by Canada's unique culture. All I have seen and experienced has made a lasting impression on me. Canada is a very unique country. I'm impressed by its rich and colorful multicultural heritage, its cold and bizarre weather, its comparitively large spaces and sparse population, and its high standard of living. I was also surprised to find out that Canadian people are so nice and warm-hearted, even though Canada's political system is capitalistic. Before I came to Canada, I thought that people from capitalistic countries would be cold and selfish. The most intensive impression is that of freedom; I really like and somewhat envy Canadians' freedom. Every Canadian family is so different; they have different life styles just because in Canada everyone has the freedom to pursue his own individual life style. He can pursue his own religious belief, his own intellectual structure, his own favorite political party and his individual way of dressing, for example. Canadians don't have to worry about what they can or can't say. Canadian people are very outspoken; they can express what they want about government and political parties. Canadians strive for individual freedom. Canadian children are really tough and independent, compared to our spoiled Chinese children. And Canadians are crazy about hockey and skiing. They are very' active. There are many more ways or manners about Canada and Canadians that I like; very interestingly, I found all of them are related to Canadian freedom. 120 J EXCHANGE STUDENTS MARIO LOZANO PATRICK WEBER URSULA YEE MARIELLE BARKER Hi! We are the exchange students. We came to Canada with our tunny accents to be made fun of and to experience the Canadian culture. Arriving in Canada, we found the icy cold weather a novelty. Patrick finds the Canadian "crunchy" peanut butter really good, Marielle enjoys the ski slopes, Mario likes Taco Time and Ursula enjoys explaining what "Vegemite" is. We know that when we leave Canada to go back to our "wooden shoes", our kangaroos, schnitzel and chili, we will take back with us many memories and remember wonderful things about the friendly Canadians. Many thanks to all the staff ana students of L.C.I. for helping us settle in and making us feel welcome. Thanks from Mario, Pat, Ursula and Marielle J 121 r HILARIOUS HEADS AND FOOT FUN 122 J ESI (f"* H * 51— *V- r ANSWERS: ID, 21, 3G, 4K, 5C, 6E, 7J, 8A, 9B, 10L, 11 F, 12H.CANDID MOMENTS 124 J icisc“Sa.^ot duo. rY \lfij»l- m**S2'S^v*w \ ctf\bnd&c Vatds \n '$£>«**** \e<tfnvng’ pdf
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