Lethbridge Collegiate Institute Spotlite 1990

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The annual publication of the students of Lethbridge Collegiate Institute, Lethbridge, Alberta.(1989-90) What's so great about LCI ’90 anyway? Quite a bit actually. The 1989-1990 school year will be remembered by both staff, students and the communi­ty as a unique and outstanding year. Our dedicated staff has spent the year preparing young minds for the real world. We, the students, would like to thank all of the staff, who are still stand­ing, for what they’ve put up with over the last year. This year’s grade 10’s added to the usual mayhem of LCI as they adjusted to high school life. Even though they started out a bit shy and timid, they showed their spirit and finished off the year with a BANG! The grade ll’s continued the tradition they set last year by being one of the loudest groups in the school. They were on our teams, in our clubs and in our stands showing their spirit at many school events. Finally, there were the grade 12’s, who, when not slaving over a hot set of books, were busy running the school, impressing the community with ac­complishments in all areas, and looking forward to June when they would say goodbye to LCI and go out in the world to seek their fortunes. In this book you will be reminded of the people and events that shaped the character of LCI in 1990. This book is dedicated to the mark we've left on ourselves, on the school and on the community we live in.Grade 12’s • Page 17 Why is the year all students love? This is a year that the grade 12's are allowed to act silly, bossy and obnoxious and get away with it. This is a year filled with some serious par­tying and some serious studying. The grade 12 year is the year you leave your mark in the academic record books and go on to bigger and better things. For the grade 10's, it is a year they feel they will never reach. For the grade ll's, it is just around the corner. But nothing compares to the thrill of being on top. The dreams and the future are still ours for the taking, but we've lelt behind a trail of memories; memories of friends, sports, studies, weekends, good times, bad times, and finally, memories of graduation which will always be a reminder of the high school life we loved so much. Clubs and Activities - Page 33 Clubs and activities arc such an important part of high school life. They provide a way for students to get involved, to meet new people and to discover hidden talents. In many cases they are the beginning of life long interests and hobbies. There is something for everything at LCI. whether it is weightlifting, chess or seeing the world. All these activities help give LCI the reputation for participation and excellence it so richly deserves. Grade ll’s - Page 49 Well, what can we say about the grade ll's? They are one year veterans at LCI. They've been through everything the grade 10's have, and more. They realize that they've almost reached the top. The grade ll's have contributed a lot to LCI and arc preparing to contribute more. They follow in the footsteps of the grads, learning all the ins and outs of high school life. Having fun is the thought for the year, but they all know that hard work is just around the corner. 2 Fine Arts - Page 65 Foreign languages, music, drama and art all make up the Fine Arts Department at LCI. Each area gives students the opportunity to express themselves in a way they might find difficult were it not for the school setting. Sensational concerts, award winning choirs at the national level, and drama productions enjoyed by one and all are just a few of the many endeavors of the Fine Arts Department. But considering the talent amongst the staff of this department, it’s not hard to imagine such fine shows being produced. Grade 10's - Page 81 When grade 10's first come to LCI it seems like a huge new world waiting for them. They are scared, but excited. They are the new kids on the block. They get trampled on. lost, teased and pushed around. They have to go through initiation at pep rallies and prove themselves. Finally, after all this. I think we can say the grade 10’s have found their place at LCI. They discover that they are the roots of the school. Eventually the school will be theirs for the taking. The grade 10’s will become the future for LCI and the role models for grade 10's yet to come. Intramurals - Page 91 This year a tremendous effort has been put into making our intramural program the best it can be. Intramurals is a great way to meet people, stay fit and have a great time at noon hour. The thrill of victory and the agony of defeat all happen at noon hour. But whether you win or lose, the emphasis is always on fun. By participating in intramurals you learn how to play a wide variety of sports and have fun at the same time. That's what intramurals is all about. Sports - Page 99 Perhaps the most obvious legacy that LCI has been noted for in recent years is our athletics program. In football, the Rams have struck fear into the hearts of all opposition and con­tinues to dominate in the province. Our basketball teams are also recognized among the powers that be in Southern Alberta. Some would say that LCI is just a football school, but you only have to look as far as cur volleyball team to put that notion to rest. In addition, our wrestlers have pinned their opponents more than once this year and have the medals to prove it. Finally we have our rugby team, cross country team and baseball team which all help to establish LCI as a dominant force in the province. Staff - Page 115 Unique people combined for cne job. but each with a different style and personality. From core subjects to options, administration to coaches and everyone in between, the variety adds to the individuality of our school and we. the students. The 130 quizzes and the 1000 word essays all due the next day help prepare us for the future, though it’s hard to really understand how. No matter how much we say we hate them and how much we wish they would retire, in the end we really appreciate them mere than they'll know. They've helped us through thick and thin, wins and losses, right and wrong and for that we'll never forget them.“THE SPIRIT OF LCI” The Legend of LCI - Maxine Pennock LCI was started quite a while ago, No one knew we’d be this great so we began nice and slow. At first we had our losses, and victories were tough. But once the winning started, no victory was enough. First we became famous for our fighting Rams! Everyone asked. “How’d they win”? We said. “We got great fans!” And then came the basketball, and we’re great at that too! But the trophies would be somewhere else, if it wasn't for all of you! Our colors became famous . . . green and gold all the way! No obstacle was too big to our opponents sad dismay. So, thanks go to everyone for everything you’ve done, but the best thing about it all . . . we had loads of fun! With all our school spirit LCI will never go wrong, For our pride will always shine through when we sing our anthem song. The school has gone through changes, just like you and me. Inside you can feel the difference but outside you can see. You can see we all gave something to our dear LCI. And even after we all leave, the spirit will never die! May the Legend last FOREVER!!STAFF SPIRITPEP RALLIES Nothing livens up a dull school day like a pep rally. What is it that makes these get togethers so fun? Maybe it's the teachers making fools of themselves for our enjoyment. Maybe it's Sam and Samantha the Rams running around with the spirit stick getting everyone to yell “Go Big Rams!" or maybe it’s watching the cheerleaders trying to get a competition of “We’ve got spirit, yes we do” going and sometimes being told to shut up and sit down. Whatever it is, it helps make our spirit level and energy level soar for the rest of the day. 8 GO BIG RAMS!!! 9 FRIENDS Friends give us the most precious gifts of all. Their tears, love, patience, and laughter are always there to strengthen our courage and confidence in life and ourselves. They never underestimate your abilities; on­ly continue to encourage and support our dreams. Everything seems to consume your life for a certain period of time and then fade away and become a memory in the past, but a friend is one thing that will last forever. Friendship means someone to share hopes, dreams, and sorrows with; someone to laugh with and share what seems to be a never-ending school year. Although we may lose touch with some of our friends after we graduate, the memories of the happy times v/e had are never forgotten. "Gee Josh, does your pen taste as good as mine does?' says Jodi Lajra-Lynne does her Dclph lundgren impression while Barb laughs Don't cry Scott, you'll see Tan agarn!MORE FRIENDSFrom cne extreme to another cn 3 Monday morning! LCl's funky foreigners of the year! The three stooges live it up! 13 This has been a year full of wild and crazy fashions. Fashion for this year has been a way of showing in­dividuality and expressing yourself. We’ve seen classy, casual and outrageous outfits at LCI. The major fashions this year were of course the ever famous Club Monaco, Hugo Boss, Beaver Canoe and Benetton sweatshirts. In the jeans category, you just couldn’t be without your 501 ’s and Bugle Boys. In the winter time you just couldn’t stay cool without your Elho jacket and your Oakley glasses. The colors this year were equally outrageous with every flourescent under the sun, black and white, purple and even tye-dye. Of course we can't forget the leather jackets and skirts we wore this year. Some other names include Esprit, Chip and Pepper, Zulu. Hobie, Body Glove, and O’Neil Surf. This was a year of fashion trends that will not be forgotten. ftaig mmm 15 MOVIES Movies are perhaps the one thing we all have in common. No matter what kind of people you hang out with, or what your in­terests are, you can probably sit in a class and talk to someone about a movie you’ve seen. This year we laughed at "Who’s Talk­ing”, screamed through “Shocker" and cried through "Dead Poet’s Society". Movies are genuinely cool! MUSIC We may have varying tastes, but we all listen to it. Music is a major aspect of life, especially in high school. What other time in your life are you so up to date on what’s going on in the music world. Some of the biggies for 1989-1990 were Janet Jackson, Erasure, Metallica, Guns and Roses, Bobby Brown, BROS. 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High school activities and clubs such as athletics and music have helped to mold our in­dividuality and personalities, and will be nostalgically treasured as memories forever; but we’re on to bigger and better things. If you think that these years before graduation were great, just wait for what comes next! In the century falls onto our calenders, we will have found new directions for our lives and discovered our true destinies. Until now, we have experienced a wide variety of ac­complishments and failures; although none like that of graduation are common emotions among graduates. We may be happy to be rid of the awkward years of growing up: dealing with parents, the toils of school, and the unknown. We may be sad about leaving the things we have come to love: good friendships, and few responsibilities. We may also be apprehensive about what the future may hold: What do we do with our lives? How do we do it? What will our lives be like by the year 2000? By experiencing these emotions, we’ll learn a new lesson and grow even further. New experiences are just waiting to happen! Until now, most of our choices and decisions have been made for us. Now we must make these choices for ourselves and set up new goals. Once we have these goals, we've got to muster the will and self- determination to work towards their acheivment. The goals which we attain may be universally significant and affect the whole world. We may find ourselves creating masterpieces, solving environmental problems, or even becoming the next Trump or Einstein. On the other hand, we may also accomplish goals which are significant only to ourselves. We may find ourselves kicking bad habits, mastering the ropes of a new career, or even doing the best we can at little things such as changing a tire. The possibilities are endless, and are totally up to us! Whatever our decisions are, I'm sure they'll be a success: as we at L.C.I. have always excelled in academics, athletics, arts, and other clubs and activities. Our graduating class has a very special place in history: we have the proud distinction of celebrating our 10th anniversary at the beginning of a new century, a new millenium, and a new era: the year 2000. At that time, we will be able to see ourselves with many of ourselves with many of our present goals accomplished and reminisce about how great our LCI days have been! Even though we may go our separate ways, we will always hold each other close, cherishing our memories of our years at LCI. See ya all in our Class Reunion in 2000 Jane Cho 18 Ian Adamson Girijer Ames Julie Amundsen Krista Andrews Patrrcta Appleton Dionne Aspeslet Jamie 8agu launa Bariuss Angela Banl ftoaaa Bedcoow Muon Bell Orista Beny Aaron Berg taurine Blust Nigel Boehm Shane BowVett Cheri Brown Laura Brown Bernard Busch Ross Bushell Emily Campbell Anna Cailsson Christopher Catilla Barry Christopher son Bart Chudleigh Kimberly Churchill tori Clark Stocey Clarke 9 GRADS [van Climenhaga Kimbetly Coullev Spencer Court Lesley Coutts Jodi Cranston Chetene Crawlord Nicole Cummings Steven De Gtoot Tammy Oe Gioot Dontem Oejtkhaogsar Margaiet Delude Marq Desouu Dorothy Dick Rob DombOwsky Jennifer Douglas Trida Dow Shawiu Duda Garrett Duech Kelly Elltod Duane Emaid Jeoniter Erb Robin Erickson Michael Evans Natasha Evdohimoll Sean Eves Jacob Fardan Linda FergusonGRADS Eluabeth Fitiner Don Fletcher Chris Ford Tanya Fortin Paula Foster Robin Foster 8raodi Francis Renata Frank Cheryl Fiench Kotay Fiiesen Maria Cadavid Armand Gagnon Kimberly Gammon Sean Gange-Harris Laurel Gerard Barry Gergel Karen Geihatdi Sandra Get lock Dawn Gibson Jason Gieck Joyce Gillespie Kathleen Gobel Julie Gosling Dianna Goth Jason Gough Tracy Gray Debra Groothuis Scott Gro»es Sean Gurney Chiistine Gurr 21 GRADS Cocy Hall TihJia Hansen Danny Harmon Kornelia Haims Barbara Harries Lianne Harris SherylRae Harrison Brad Haisch Trevor Heggedal Wanita Henning Kimberly Heibig Eric Herget Scott Huonaka Anita Hogtander Carol Hoogtiton Mark Hon lany Hunter Naomi Huiley Stuart Huiley Kimberly Irving Steven Isele Karmen Jellerson Jenann Jessop Carmen Johnson Glen Kasruba Jill Kasruba James Kanlmann Douglas Kenne Mike Kimery Jason Kiikman 22 Stacey Magyar Erick Mah Rodney Makus Mindy Matties Rhonda Matisx lennifer McClain laura-lynne McDonald Massie Kitagawra Nicole Kleinmark Michelle Kornelsen Danen Kramble Danny Kweger Donald Lacey Janne Laurie Deiyk Lawience Shelia Lawson Danny laycock Mike Layton Terra Leavens Jenny Leavitt Jonathan legg Julie Lethbridge Vicki Liddell Cassandra Liska Becky Lillie Dawn little Robert LucianoI GRADS Deana McFadden Kelley McGill Cindy McGlashan Jana Mclnnes Derek Mckewie Michael McLeod Cheiyt McMillan Kathleen McMurter Paul Memll Alica Mistaken Chief Nicole Mitton Chad Moflat liflany Mook Julie Moore Cindy Mumo Jennifer Muiptiy Tietor Navrot Stephen Neis Jared Nelson Cairie-lynn Neuleld Jennifer Neuman Brent Newman Cam Nicholson Tiacy Nieben Chris Nish Joel Nowlin 2 GRADS Lynelte Palm« Yvonne Palmer Samantha Palychuk Brad Patascak Penkye Par chant Joanne Paterson Martin Pedersen Kelly Pen net Maxine Pennock Tracy Perrotta Kelly Philipp Byron Pierson Darci Plausteiner Ouncan Purvis Kresko Red Crow Yvette Red Crow Tanie Reid Troy Renning Ernesto Reyes John Richards Alexandra Robinson Allison Rombouth Deanna Roose Michelle Rothe Abdulrahman Salman Trace Sand Kelly Sawa Reginald Sawiila Leah Schipper Susan Schmidt 25 scon Sibbet Chuslat Singer Bradley Sitter Michelle Sjorotd Cladrs Soosay Andiee Soria Dunne Spooner Candy St. Dennis Jennifer Stengl Barbara Stewart Carmen Jagg Tracy Tikahashi Scott Tambtjn Sheri Tamara Katrina Tanne Naomi Thomas Nicole Titswg Doug Schow GRADS Patricia Williams Bienda Wong Cheryle Wong Marty Woodcock Curtis Wright Peter Wright Fiona Wytostock Brent Yamamoto Lori YanU Karen Yee Ursula Yee Allan Yeoman David Zgurski Shelley Unset Trevor Uyesugi Kathy Van Horne Adriaan Van liete Craig Van Roon Trisha Villeneuve Kevin Wagner Shawn Wasilenko Brent Weick Vince Weiter lason Wiebe Michelle Wiehler Kelly Wieler Christine Williams Margaret Williams GRADS GRADE 12 Mike Amen MjiK Anderson Neel Arnold T»erO< Arnold Nicole Bail Scott Beningfield Clayton Black Carrrell Bokvist Robert Boiley Derek Boucher Scott Calderwood Kelsey Caldwell Brad Carrier Chad Clark Angie Oanyljk Cam Dit.d Shawn OetiJidins Richard Djnn Paul Ferguson Kristen Firstridtr W/llian Gardiner Joe Harrahan Tasha Harrington Victor Knellant Csileen Higginbotham Richard Hutchinson Scott Jard.-ne Bengt Jericho Chris Johnstone Craig Jones Constance Joss Ian Kasauba Kristine Koenig Bernard lacanilao Cnlin Lammie Jennifer leitenberger Leslie Liska Darcy Lutz Ingrid Matthews Djie McGrath Chris McTavish Oarie.n Meyers Marsha Oudman Aimee Pahl Ryan Piekeme Craig Pienkcwski Cheryl Piaksey Patrick Popowith Michael Renmie Denial Renaud David Ress o T 1 L -if |> (W^ #• k JL % J^L 1 28 GRADE 12 James floss Jason Richardson Bradley floss Wendell Rusnack Shane Russell Brennan Sandusky Kim Savrers Elke Scheldt* Jenny Schroder Renae Schweigert Danny Shannon Heidi Sherman Darien Smith Dan Snyder Shane Tompson Shane Timmerman Greg Ushko Travis Vanderhulst Jeffery Vanderaee Richard Walker Kyle Vi'eston 1 ipy j MISSING Tosh Ahlert Nei! Eraser Chris liska Russell Argue Jam c freel Patrick George B:lfj lu Jennifer Bacauk. Kyle lundgren Stephen Balsas Adiian Gibson Shelley MacDonald Jodi Ba'dftin B:aine Giahm Diana Majcan Nrccl'e Bel! Share Grahm Dave Manvillc Christopher Bouassa Allan Guimcnd Jennie Manylingers Kevin Bronn Kelly Gunness Dean Marshall lynette Bruised Head Charlotte Haig Greg Martin Shawn Burke Dairen Hamman Sandra McCann lance Cahocn Brent Hannan lisa Mclnnes Tammy Carle* Sect! Holmes Scott McLaughlin Jonathan Carlson Melanie Hornberger Jason Myers Doug Chjmboryk Jason Hunt Christy Miller Jon-Paliic Collins Sent* Ihten Dawn-ann Moore Kyle Cock Tara Ito Deiek Moore Danielle Ccceman Tina Jankowiak Warren Morton Sean Cowr'e Darlene Johnson Melissa Mountney Frederick Cross Child Darlirda Jchnson Darian Olsen Eric Delude Michael Kelm Tracy Pankonin Samantha Dietaen Kurt Kenney Dave Patterson lisa Dernier W. ham Ki.torn Erin Pettinger Corey DonaWscn Brian Knecht Trevor Piekema Stacey Duval Rcnetta Kramer Keith Poch Robert Evans Troy Kruet? Robby Pohl Darren Eveleigh Scfcna Lena Suwn Pcnech Dave foder Theresa Fomradas Ryan Lerncr Carmen Regimbald Heather Rdco Kami Saralenchon Tanya Sarctsky Jackie Scattered Trevor Schata Momca Setok Michelle Smith Karen Smythe Penny Sound lyte Spanke [Jean Stafford Karen Stems Justin Strongman Tracey Sweetgrass Kristine Ta.bot Dan Tennant Jason Terpstra Jason Thompson Travis Thys Carrie Van Dei Hook Brian Visser Stephen Void Nancy Wa l Doug Wells Bjorn Wide Shane Wilson Shane Wojtowica lan Wright ______________WHAT THEY SAID /''VI ICCTinMC 1) One word to describe years at L.C.I. yULO I IWINO 2) Future Plans 3) Message for the masses. 4) The person you would like to pattern your life after. MARTIN PEDERSEN 1) Long! 2) Hollywood, California 3) Hold on to your dreams. 4) Robert Zemeckeis SHERI TAMURA 1) Supercalifragilisticexpealido- tious!!! 2) Make money. 3) It’s an experience you won’t forget 4) I want to be an individual! DIANNA GOTH 1) Awesome! 2) Get on the t.v. show BAYWATCH. 3) Party on dudes/ dudettes! 4) Top female skier/ snowboarder in the world. TYLER MAIRE 1) Crazy! 2) Go to college. 3) Good luck! 4) Rich Gaspari. KYLE LUNDGREN 1) Hurtin! 2) Keep driving my truck. 3) I am the best. 4) Sammy Hagar. NICOLE TITSING AND JODY CRANSTON 1) Bizzare! 2) Move away. 3) Don’t eat the stuff between your toes. 4) Kermit the frog/ Proffesional polka dancer. Yes, Nicole and Jody do share the same brain!! JASON TURNER AND MIKE SELK 1) Sasafrass! 2) Own a red BMW and be married with 6 kids. 3) KEEP MORALLY CLEAN! 4) Shazam 1) Be a love slave to the world. 2) Transversal 3) KEEP MORALLY CLEAN! 4) Church Lady. 32 v • ^ A — • .Summer’s here! It’s time to relax and enjoy ourselves. For the class of 1990, these are our last moments together. Treasure the good times and learn from the bad. To those who are left to face more years at L.C.I., hold your heads high, maintain your L.C.I. pride, and make the years you have left the best you ever dreamed possible! As a famous person once sang, ’’You gotta run on instinct and go by feel.” We grads are on our own to face the realities of life. Reach for the top, believe in yourselves, and always, always hold on to your dreams. Best of luck to all in your quest for success. President, Christine Williams Well dudes it’s finally over. Another great year for L.C.I. has come to pass, only this year I graduated (I hope). As Mr. L.C.I. Ram I had the op­portunity to experience conferences with world leaders, golf with Bush, go on a date with the queen, and fill a spot on student's council. A first in the history of our school. To the 10's. wake up next year and get involved! Make your YEARS here at L.C.I. memorable. Catch the spirit! ll's, you’ve got 1 more year to go, make it count, and keep the tradi­tion of dominance in our awesome school. To my fellow graduates, baby we are free now! As we venture out in the world we must all try and leave our mark as alumni of L.C.I. and most importantly, get out of Lethbridge. Stay cool and never forget the Red. Always, Jason Gough Mr. L.C.I. P.S. Teams, crush the Comets on Channes Zero!! 34 This year has finally come to an end, and my term as Miss L.C.I. Ram is over. The student population of L.C.I. has made this year the best and the most memorable to me. I enjoyed serving on student’s council and also attending the many sporting functions as a fan and as a participant. A final note to the grads: Follow your dreams and goals to the fullest. Good luck in the future years to come. Nicole Tweeter Miss L.C.I. RamSTUDENT’S COUNCIL 8ac's Row: Cheryle Wont «lix Robinscn. Oeana VcFadden, fiicote Tweter. lawn Gough Katrina Tanne. Dawna DeMaere. Leslie Sheppart. Jenny Leavitt. Irish Dew. Maxine Pennock. Jascn Kirkman. Front Row: Mis. Campbell. Anna Ringwelski. Sara Minot. Emily Campbell, Tracy Takahashi Missing: Christine Williams Democracy is an idea that we esteem quite highly here in Canada, and L.C.I. students are no exception. Each spring we elect our peers to various position on student council. This year we had some pretty heavy ex­pectations for council to meet and they didn’t let us down. Their often heated debates produced not only a group of students who could have stepped in and ruled the world if they had to. but a lot of fun activities as well. So. if you know someone on student council, go give them a pat on the back, they did a great job and I’m sure it wasn't easy.GRAD DIRECTORATE Left to Right: Sheri Tamwa. Cheryle Worg. K3rmen Jefferson. Barb Stewart. Massie Kitagawa, Jenann Jesscp * • I * i * GRAD COMMITTEE 36 Back Row: Oianna Goth. Jenny Leatitt. Iaur3-lynn McDonald. Emily Campbell. Patricia Appleton. Dianne Spooner Middle Row: Deana Mcfadden, Leslie Sheppard, Jare Cho. Jo-Lynn Ajtai. Christine McKay front Rcw. Sheri Tamura. Amy Olsen, 8arb Stewart. Karmen Jelferson, Mass e Kitagawa. Jenann Jesscp. Cheryle WongYEARBOOK STAFF Back So#: Ray Giese (photo editor). Frank Daig’e {photographer) Tammy Off. Massie Kitigawa Front Row: Mr. Bell (advisor). Laura Blown. Danny Laycock (ecitcr). Sheila Lawson Sheryl - Rae Harrison. Kimberly Churchill What is a yearbook anyway? Is it a great work of literature, or a priceless myraid of photographs and memories? Regardless of what a yearbook should be, this year’s staff made a valiant effort to provide you, the reader, with an innovative, enjoyable book. The yearbook you are now reading was put together by a small, dedicated group of extreme­ly cool individuals. Brainstorming, and all other insanely creative ac­tivities that led to the book’s pro­duction took place in a small upstairs room by the place where Mr. Baker sells popcorn. Most of the work was done to the music of Depeche Mode. U2, The Smiths, Erasure, and many more. We had a lot of fun putting the book together, hopefully, you’ll en­joy reading it. After all, the school year was as fun as the law allowed it to be, and we all know how much fun reading is, so by my logic, the yearbook ought to be a riot. Good luck in life and all that . . . Yours Truly, 1990 Spotlight Staff 37 V o M.O.G.A. COMMITTEE She la Lawson. Danny Layccck, lamia Off. Diama Goth. Elaine Yung, V3I /atoba, Saiah Miner. A!ix Robinson, Baib Stewait SAFE GRAD Back to Front' Laura Biown. K3trma lanne. Tiish Williams. Kathy Van Herne, Michelle Rothe. Donne Asoeslet, Lon Claik. Kelly Saw3. Kiista Beny. Sheila Lawson. Daici Plaustiener, Nacmi HuxleyTRAVEL CLUB Back left to Right: Mr. firth. Sean Gurney. Danny Harmon, Margaret Delude. Michelle Kimmery. April Jessop. lara Reed. Clea McDcugall frcat Lelt to Right: Kathy Meroniuk. Owen Shepard Alan Seely. Kim Herbig. Jenarn Jessop. Missing: Candice Hebert. Erin Meats. Alexis Crawford. Cliff Walters. CHESS CLUB Mr. Smith, Barry Gergel. Brennan Sandusky. Sean Murphy 39 I.S.C.F. m =4 r* • - B l r«V :;'v / » , r / Stew Deal. James Penner. Jon Sinclair, Sha«na Duda, Shelly Unser. Christa Dorchak. Sheri Kiassen. V3riette Jubriel, Lon Motherwell. Vicke Klassen. Travis Dorchak. Duar.e Climenhaga, Shane Duda, Allison Penner. Sam Myerhofer, Jell Johnson Brett Williams. Kitty Poettker, Krista Penner. Tanya Jackson. Mrs Heine.n. Mr. Burton. Kim Coulter. Kelly Penner. Becky little, Adriaan Van Liere. Jonathon legg. Lonni Tkack PEP CLUB Back Row: Tracy Takahashi. Jenny Leavitt. Emily Cambell. Mrs. Belous Front Row: Tania Bcrton. Amanda Ccutts Missing: Too many to mention 40 NEWSPAPER Mis. Pov»eII. Tanya Jackson, William Gardiner Missing: Quite a few PHOTO CLUB Frank Daigle. Mr. Mendenhall. Ray Giese 41 FIYRW Programme d’immersion frangaise Robin Wood En septembre 1988, L.C.I. a acceuilli la premiere classe d'immersion frangaise de niveau secon- daire dans le systeme scolaire public de Lethbridge. Les 6tudiants de cette classe venaient de Gilbert Paterson et de St. Francis. Ces etudiants Staient prgts, pour non seulement commencer leur carri&re a l’6cole secondaire. mais prets 3 la faire partiellement en frangais. Tous ces etudiants ont pris des cours de Langue et Literature et d'Etudes Sociales. Quelques-uns on suivi un cours d’art dramatique comme option et cette annee plusieurs s’engageront pour la premiere fois dans le cours de Carridre et Vie. Le saut entre la neuvi&me annee et l'6cole secondaire a 6te facile au niveau de la langue elle-meme, tandis que les autres adaptations furent pareilles a celles de tous les autres Etudiants. Toutefois aprds quelques mois, on remarquait que le programme d’immersion n’6tait pas connu des etudiants en general. M6me aprds un semestre, le programme etait encore un myst£re. A qui la faute? Mais un groupe d’6tudiants & L.C.I. nous connait tr6s bien: ce sont les etudiants de frangais comme langue seconde. Les Etudiants d’immersion les aident souvent avec leurs devoirs. De plus, M. Pen- ner, sait qu'on existe, car certains dl6ves d’immersion I’aident h traduire certains titres de livres. Les etudiants d’immersion, comme tous les etudiants se joignent d de nombreuses activity scolaires telles le ballon-volant, les majorettes, la course, le badminton, la musique et les chorales. Avec I'introduction du club frangais cette ann6e et I’addition d'une nouvelle classe, le programme devient de plus en plus visible. Peu & peu, le programme d’immersion frangaise deviendra un aspect connu et int^ressant de l’6ventail academique offert h L.C.I. FRENCH IMMERSION Canada is a bilingual country, but how many of us can really speak french? I'm sure that right now that number is quite small, but the french immersion program at L.C.I. is an opportunity for us to learn how. While most of us took french in grades 4 through 6, many of us quit after that. A few of us went through junior high french, and many have continued on in french 10, lOn etc. Even a smaller group yet have participated in the french immersion program. It’s relatively new program, so not a lot of students know about it, hopefully, that number will increase with time and more students will take advantage of the unique learning opportunity afforded to us through the french immersion program. 42 43 44 45 46 fllperta /chool/ Athletic fl//ociation TIER football CHAMPIONS fQOA 47 mnn^; i I - - r- v 1 1 u mftj&fta HKH H tftjffir witrtj-iR -. V -1 H Ml h MJ1 ■':{!-i| Mi} irT?} rs hIh --TKi }1 :.L #'^ • \:-Lhr ih.jiMru . JLJ i j-Lii Wi-i't "s-tj-ri-"-*■ J •: 1- ,i !■! 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L ✓ N .GRADE 11 Jo-Lynn Ajtai Seem a Ali Margot Allison Constance Anderson Steve Andersen Jcnah Arms Jason Arnold Donne Askin Lee Asplund Brent Astie Larry Atkins Bake Babki Chris Bailey Nathan Ba.nes Chris Bankonin Lucinda Baron Kiisma Bastien Sheldcn Bear Rcianne Bender Mark Benson Vaughn Berg Christie 8eswick Chris Betts Iannis Bilodeau Jennifer 8irch Jason Blanchette Tania Bcrtcn Leah Bourassa Tyler 8cv.es Scot Bowie Anthony Born Kimberly Brandvold Michael Bridge Michael Briggs Ry3n Brawn David Bruner Karin Bull Aaron Burke Jason Burns Nicola Butt Susan Cameron McGregor Campbell Shelia Campbell Lesa Carmichael Joel Carpenter Bryan Carson Andrew Cartwright 50 GRADE 11 Colum Cavilla Freeman Wo Id3 Cho Dennis Christensen Jolynne Cichy Kurt Ciesla Tern Clarke Dustin Cole David Collins Den Conley Gregory Constant Sylrain Cculombe Cameron Court Amanda Coutts Jason Covey Mark Coyne Flatre Crandall Genie De Groot Jay DeHcer Ken Denecky Christopher Donaldson Trails Dorchak Patricia Drover Darlene Dubois Kent Earl Shane Eckert Rpn Edivards lira Elliott Angela Emsrd Shelly Emms Quincy Erais Tamrr.y Eveson Jacob Fardan Dawn Parries Leri Feeder David Ferguson Brian Fletcher Michael Fletcher Bryan Forsyth Andre Fournier Ralph Fredrick Jasen Fredrickson Rochelle Fries*n Raquel Fudra Isabelle Gagnon Candy Galbraith Kassie Gall 51 GRADE 11 Raymond Gicse Daphne Gilbertson Douglas Gillespie Jodi-lee Gordon Andrea Granww Edith Greenlee Trevor Goves Kristie Gruninger Greg Gurr Kenneth Hackman Amanda Hadlield Linda Haines Shannon Hall Gaiy Hamcn Mitch Hannan Karen Harrington Shannon Heinen Nathan Hennessy Robin Hepher Jared Herget Clayton Hironaka Ryan Hirsche Capttice Hogg Brian Holland Michelle Holt Michelle Hwii Carmen Hudson Kent Hudson Michelle Hud Bi'l Hunt Frank Huss Maya Ichikawa Tamara Isaak Tanya Jackson Sha«n Jacobson lisa Jardne Michele Jensen April Jessop Jennifer Johnson Ryan Johnson Therressa Johnson Jeffery Jahr.srude Shawn Johnsrude Christine Johnston Maiiette Jubrail Karl Komm Dana Karapita 52 GRADE 11 Denise Kelly Dagan King Jason King Jason Klause Sigrid Koning Rebecca Kocpmar.s Jenna Kozcb Grant Kiywolt Christina Kubetko Jeremy Kucheran David Kunst Anna Kuruluik Nathan Kyter Gtolfery Lancy Lorraine Lam Memi lam Lancelot Lamb Chad lammie John Lander Jenette Larson Michael Larue Trevor Lee Debbie lemke Naomi Lepp Carrie Lttkrw Kimberly Linden 8iyan Liska Jason Lisowiu Robert Lister Matthew Lo-i-e Karen lundgard Michael lybbert Laurie Lyon Ernest Ma Christina Mack Richard Mack Neil Mackay Kathryn Maclean Sheldon Manrille Sherry Marks Robert Marthiensen lisa Marlin Tina Martin 8rock McPherson Oaiilyn McCaltrey Maxell McCuai2 Clea McOougall 53 GRADE 11 Christine McKay Natalie McMane Jeffery McMurehy Baric* McNabb Stephanie McNeely Anne-Marie Medivrakc Peter Merrick Russell Merrick P. Meruich Raelene Metrger Brett Michelson Scott Mills Erik Mosher Shane Mulatr Sabine Muscat Kent Nagata Kerry Nagat3 Aaron Nakama Brian Napora Ehrabeth Naumcryk Christina Navrot G dgett Neilly Rhonda Neufeld Chns Neuman Michael Nicas Da'e Nielsen C. Nixcn lee-Anne Nordm Steven Nome Donna Nans Keith Norton Icsh Nowlin Caroline O'Sullivan Janay Okutake Shauna Oler Laurie Ollenberg Sheena Ol'enteig Tamara Orr I3i3letgh Orser Richard Orth lloyd Pacey Lynette Palmer Peter Panesar Il lary Paskal Edward Peace Jason Pecht Allison Penner 54 GRADE 11 Kate Penner Nicole Perverse!! Brad Peterson 8rett Petrak Kari-lynn Philipp Neil Piclell Jared Pierson Mitchell Pierson Nova Pierson Lyndi Pcllcck Julia Popowich Paul Potterton Chris Pratt Karren Price Laurel Pryde J. Pobeau Russell Quilley Mark Rausch Axel Rauschmayer Lara Read Jin Red Crew Gerald Remington Keith Rercn Irewr Ress Richard Revese Ernesto Reyes 8arb Rice Nathan Roberts 8:ent Roe'ofs Craig Roelofs Sean Romcauk Tammy Rowley Jin Rudolph Tim Ruggles Nathan Sailer Wade Sander Shancn Sardeis Alison Sanditands Melanie Sands Kin Saw?. Sandro Scheiwiilwe Jason Schmidt J3$on Schmidt Jackie Schow William Scnrage Andrea Schulte Wendy Scott 55 GRADE 11 Rebecca Seely David Shaw Terrence Sheen Joe Sheremelo Joshua Sherwood Adam Shirley Leonard Simpson John Sinclair Karen Sinclair Chris Smith Tammy Smith Wade Smith Kevin Smits lisa Snce Melanie Somnerfeldt Sandra Spaceman E. Spoalser Paul Statter Craig Stephens Scott Ste.ens Bruce Stewart Holly Stewart Sheyna Shekel Glenda Stirling Scott Stainski lisa Struble Daniel Sturgess Scott SwaneX Ricky Ta;ima Joe Talerico Fred Tam Erika Terry Jason Thomas Steven Thomas Pat/ici3 Trcka Cameron Umens Darren timer is Cindy Van Dale Christopher Van Egmond Edwald Vandent-erghe Sh3un Vender Heide Paul Vernette Sanjeev Visvanatha Nicole Void Kristen Wa le James Walker Michael Walker 56 GRADE 11 Kim Walkey Brett Walters Marianne Ward Michelle Ward Leana Webber Cara Weeks Ion Wenning Bradley Whiteside Coli.n Wiebe Christa Wilkinson Sherry Williams-Ficcman Callen Willis Mitchell Willis Michael Wiilms Gordon Wong Linda Wong Robin Wood Stacey Woodcock Jeffery Woodman Bryan Yellow Horn Danny Yonkman MISSING Peter Bissonette Tina Hoffmueller Anna Ringwelski Mike Chenger Kim Hughes Chonita Sims Debbie Chow Sean Kelly Pam Stabs Down Sean Cor.tod Jonathan Kohl Ben Starr Tre.or Teramura Leslie Day Chief Karl Komm Joc-y Du bead Shawn lejtch Kyle Vanee Tammy Eagle Speaker Lynda Lippa 1 i Marria White Quills Heather Edwards •a Becky Little w Bill Whiteford Jamie Elliott Tim Llewellyn Ryan Wiest Pamela Green Kerry Ly Jason Wiiliams-Freeman Michelle Hamia James MacNeil Kevin Williamson Heather Harm Cc'.leen Mason Kent WjTOStcck Aiden Havrnt Sean Phillips Michael Hildebrand Sara Reed 57 59 61 SLEEP As consciousness eludes me and reality escapes to another I wonder- about everything About people and the funny things they do and the many masks they So bizarre, judges in their own no room for a jury, jt- About life and death. some not. some more aware than; their own good. How you begin to be you. being your; Or perhap never end and continue st in a different inhumanities humans bestow and unknowingly upon themselves About killing ourselves with our greed and and desire for success. the erosion of morals until only a speck of dust Materialism War Lying, Cheating, Scheming. 62 world is beautiful dew on a falling the twinkle in the warmth and For all things to to ponder _^to question to answer? For all the bad there is a Pi The answer? is simple. Realize importance. ▼a Grasp small not large. Treasure memories. strive to create more, cherish life. Make a difference. Create not destro. Love. let yourself be loved. Remember what is Disregard what i< Be yourself. Be . r mind and your heart. Most of all Open your eyes. 63 rctj.*. rnr: iii 1 1 r^i*~i—r~i U"1 f ^-1 ^ I ^ - 1 -1-1 I 1 |J I , U| > p 1 f I — I /-1-T- CyTT • 4 ■ I ■ | 1 ■ I ■■■ I ■ 1 ■ l j-l-yi-y -Ly- L I | * | ' 1 ■■■ * ] ^ T^r ^ * T7! 1 I 1 I 1 I ^.Vr^rlA^VrVVTV-Y1 r j • iixXjvCx^i C^J - • Ar T pr; tjt; f -. -; z^-F^ i ‘T1^ .XTi-X-i JJXt;- -I -L^ L^__: tr^XiSS ±l$0±£5?- : v;.pc~i rji^Trh -h ‘x; Ct^xxr^ • -.-• X-y-vV rr-i i r-Lri-TJ ^ T XT i. / •• • •■*■ * T ^ *” • ^1 . lrt^l - i • | ii • • • •/ • r ■* -■ ■ —r k | • '^ — ^t*^; ^ Y ^ v*- i ^ i ^ ^ t * ■ i i — r ^ i • L -* -—L —* , p/. ^ s- , j * ■ * ■ ■ -I *r 4 I ^ ■r * •• — r— • • • * • r* L — L y-A^i — j — | ■ 1 J -■ * I ^ T I 1 Y"* v-1 * • *^V J * .1 r-l hL^y^. A^II J. r/. -Cv/ . ?-I . A1 J _i.pJL-L.-L JLp L - l^-L.- * ^ A ^ I . I M I _ mm L a. 4 mm • Vi .4 « <1 • • * • a Ay ' . » —i^i— 1 • J a. mm ^ • . . . "J . • . L ■ ^ ^ «•“ • . p . V ^ | • • ' • * m a * mm mm mm mm mm i. • • I • • * ••• • ^ • •••»•• # aa . /•■•• 4 —• * • a • • • ■ • | • • • a a | a a a I # a a* « • • * « •Back Raw. Aaron Burke. Rochelle Friesen. Jamie Kaufman. Natasha Evdokimoff. Brent Weik. Mman Bell. Tim Reggies. Middle: Mr. Gnand*. Roxanne Bender. Paul Stelter. Wendy Scctt. Scott Groves, Maya Ichikawa, Julie Amundsen. Front: Loti Fender. Josh Sherwood, bcnme Regier. Cecil lacny. Mindy Mathes. JAZZ CHOIRCacJe Brian fiapora. John legg. Pabishia Trecka, Richeile Fletcher. Katherine Maclean, Barb Stewart. lyndi Pollock, Paul Stelter. Miran 8el:. Mark Kadjk. Josiline Wilenga Middle: Karer, Stelter, Wendy Scott. Brent Weik. Jell tacney. Natasha Ev- dckimcll, J3mre Kacfmann, Josh Sherwood. Cara Weeks, Maya Ichikawa, Frorf Mr. Gnandt. Val Merkley. Tracey Hornets. Jason Mcnabb. Bonnie Reigeir, Scctt Groves. Lori Fender. Joncthan Cole CHAMBER CHOIR i it* t □ n n n -DRAMA CLUB Girgcr Ames, Christie Mathes. Jason Knorr. Leah 8ourassa, Christine McKay, Dana Kaipita, Gwen Sheppard. Holly Scott. Holly Stewart, Nicole Titsing. Mindy Mathes. Martin PedersenSTAGE BAND Chriss Pratt. Paul Stelter, Andrew Fullwiler, Kevin Orman, Troy 8ateman, Karen Christie. Namito Kar.omoto, JP Erunelle, Mite Doerksen. Blair McMurren, Deanna Duncan, Mark Benson, Scott Ste«ens. Leigh-Aane Harris. Steve Little. Jane Cho, Jamie Bagu. Jay Josey, Dan Furgason. Mathew Pisko Missing: Michelle Kornelson, Rod Kornclson, Aarcn Butte _. - grg" • I » if* / ,• fii 70 JAZZ COMBO Karen Christie. Jay Josey. Mike Dcerksen. Jamie Bagu. J.P. Brurelle. Eric Harvey. Namiko Kanimoto Missing: Aaron Burke 71 (/)U>/DO mO>-<0< zoro 72 73 c/)O>;0G) mo>-<0< 2 o oo I ■ Just Think, only 12 short years ago we were all in grade 1, eager to broaden our minds and make a few friends while we were at it. Now, sadly, we leave behind the high school life that we’ve learned to cope with over the past three years and go out into the world to seek our fortunes. So with minds brimming with knowledge, we wave goodbye to old friends and get ready to make some money. So what now? Some of us will get jobs, some will go off to college or university, some of us will travel, and some of us will return once again to L.C.I., glorified in the rank of a Super Senior. Wherever we end up. and whatever we are doing, I'm sure that we'll do well, after all, we are from L.C.I.! As you ran around the halls on the last day before exams, getting people to sign your yearbook, did it even cross your mind that you might never see them again? That someday your children might be friends? That someday you might be their boss? I could go on and on, but I’ll let you do that for yourself. Always remember that as far as the L.C.I. class of 1990 is spread out on the face of this and neighbor­ing planets, we will always have these years together, and we'll always be friends. Stay cool!SIGNATURES 75 c/) O > 33 Q m0>-<0< ZOO] 76 SIGNATURES 77 </) o > O moxo< zon SIGNATURESTHIS IS THE TIME GMD 1990 Unfortunately, due to time, weam unable to ir itos of graduation. So, in an effort to offer someJjttle memory of grad w( elude this page. Since most of us won't run home and write down everytl ened at grad, we hope that y^u'irtake the time to write something dowr e, after all, what good is gradi/ation if no one remembers it? I Went with: A) A good friend B) My boyfriend/ gj C) My dreamgirl/ __ D) Somebody my parents made'me go out with; named__ My Date A) Hot. I couldn't B) Pretty good, C) A bit stupid, D) Embarrassing^] so we didn't A) So awesome that I didn’t believe it myself. B) Pretty cool. I don't [think I’ve looked that good sincaa , but at least I was ve I actually wore that! He/ She A) The best!! Everything I expected happened. B) Lots of fun, like a big party. C) Fun but a bit depressing. D) Not as cool all thought it would be. My Date and I: A) Had a rad time! B) Had fun, but what if I had gone with C) Sort of Ignored each other all night. D) Got in a big fight and ended up lea ferent people! 80 XXXXr VirT1’" ^''■*">"11 1 j_j i_~. ,ii! r^j±r±r±dritr!3 ri_ zrx^i^r :_Ll^.O .l rry-f \ l.jl1 i±t^3Z_l_ ill. £r/ • --- *-f ■L-r'J- -1 • r - rsi •-.■L-t-U^-i- 1 -.v_^ ,.L ,-u,.:. . 1 . j -L^ J . . - y — • — y- -- ^ \ - • • - - f—1 • X- • ^ — v/ —y ^ —’ - • % -J - ^ • / * #v^ * *a * . _, —. - ( -r-^ v V"'Y'-L T- - V ' ■ “ ,-L ^ T • r ^~r r~- n —i— ri ' ” 'm~^'\— :.^vinV^IV::■\:r.-:±r!izi,i x~\t>: ■ t? r i PC1 ~-r - .t .'■.:: rL c - tV.v?3: ^r^^rr-qSx[vc.'' • • * . *•. *• -. •-•••'•* . . , • • . • .GRADE 10 Heather Allison Jason Alstad Theodore Ames Eric Amundsen Bradford Appleton Michcal Archibald William Armener Pamela Armfel Lisa Asplund Tracy Auch James Avison Jodi 8aker Tim Baker Jason Bakowski Angela Bareh3m James Bastavilte Troy Bateman Stefan Beaulieu Megan Bell Victoria Bennett Kendra Beny Darcy Berent Spencer Berry Lana Blair Lila Blair Philip Boehme Cassandra Bokvist Justine Bolen Kris Bolton Lajra Bowkett Kerry Brandvold Ray Brave Rock Sharon 8rare Rock Kimberly Brcme Matthew 8roughton Sheryl Brouwer Christopher Brown John Paul Burne le Lorna Dcane Buckingham Jody Budau Carmen Bueckert Curtis Bullock Jared Bullock Richard Burpee Teens Cable Jennifer Card Vanessa Chang Jenny Chapman Patrick Cheng Jared Christensen Karen Chrrstine Lee Collins Melanie Conrad Allison Conley 82 GRADE 10 Erin Conle/ Willi Cox Alexis Crawford Tammy Crundwell Frank Daigle Todd Daley Matthew Danforth George Darling Denise Davis Shaun Davison Gilbert Dawydiuk Marjorie Deagle Steven Deal Susan Deon Arthur Dietrich Michael Doerksen Gabrielle Dciron Joyce Dong Christa Dcrchak Chad Dorren Michael Doughty Tracy Dow Shayre Dtda Shari Dueck Deanna Duncan Sharia Duncan Ryan Dunford Kurt Dunn Ryan Dupuis tames Eaves Christopher Edgecombe Allan Edrada Bryan Eklund Douglas Elliott Jamie Elliott Tyler Ellis Toddington Darcy Erickson Darcy Erickson Wendy Evans Deborah Eves Allison Ewing Amy Farley Darren Ferby Daniel Ferguson Ginger Firestcne Gillian Fisher Natalie Fletcher Richeile Fletcher Steven Fletcher Heather Ford Jennette Forsyth Kasey Fox Tami Friesen Keeley Frita 83 I GRADE 10 Andrew Fulwiler Kurt Galloway Tanuya Garant Keith Gitbcne Angela Gibson John Gibson Melanie Girard Antony Glasser Jeff Gliege Brad Com Ana Go.ntalet Oaniela Gcntalet Merlin Gcod Rider Jay Gorrer Kevin Goth Serge Cowans Gary Granger Kara Gramo* Patricia Graveland Catherine Gregscn Warren Gridley Peter Gronemeyer Michele Guimcnd Anthony Gumbs Chris Halibert Ryan Hall Robbie Hall-Thomsen Tamara Hamilton Stephanie Hamman Yolanda Hancock Cclleen Handel Matthew Haney Kyle Hanna Jcdy Hannan Jason Hansen Ryce Harrington Scott Harrold Cheryl Harsch Eric Harvey Kim Hauch Bill Healy Maggie Heavy Head C3nd3ce Hebert Alberta Heitam Pamela Helmer Patrick Helmer Michael Hepher Carol Heynen Candace Hiebert Rita Hilt Trevor Hollingsworth Karl3 Holt Mary-Anne HopVinscn Amy Hornberger 84 GRADE 10 Barbara Howe War Nai Hunt Sarah Hunt Wade Hunt Trevor Hunter James Husband Dwayne lse!e Felix Janse Russell Jensen Monique Jericho Jocelyn Jervis Jason Johansen Shannon Johnson Tyler Johnson Jodi Joly Jeff Jones Jay Josey Mark Kadijk David K3pala Alethia Karkanis Kaien Kart Amy Kees Julie Kelly David Kerr Michelle Kimery Aaron Kinasewich Michael King Sheri Klassen Vicki Klassen Jason Klovansky Steven Kluss Jason Knorr Tracey Korir.etz Rodney Kornelsen Cathy Kress Robin Kreuta Gregory Krcpf Michael Kreuger Thalia Kunimoto Shawn Kyllo Steve Kyriakakis Matthew Uca.nilao Betty Lam Date Lang Lee Ann Leroy Biynne Lewis Jordy Liddell 8rock Liebreich Dorothy Liessega.ng Trevor Lindwall Suranne liska Stephen Little Desiree Low Hieng Ly 85 GRADE 10 Robbi Lyon RusseM Mack Suzanne Mackay Kristen MacKenrie Murray Madennan Mickael Maddison Nicole Malcomson Grahan Maryanick Heather Masfen Kristie Matties Stacy Matkin Da*id McDonald Tim McDonald Chris McDonnell Jessica McFarlane Andrew McHardy Karmen McKay Stephan s McKinney Janice McMurchy Elair McMurren Jason McNabb Brian McPherson Eiin Meats Valerie Merkley Kathy Meroniok Cameron Mertr Ryan Michelsen Cathy Mills Sarah Minor Jennifer Mitchell David Mire- Randy Moody Bill Morgan B. Mcryski Ashish Morraria Anna Mosher Lori Motherwell Bliss Mountney Traci Mugfcrd Sean Murphy Jaramie Mutch C3m Muitr Candace Nathe Ryan Nemeth Jodie Neufeld Jeffrey Nuell Jenny O’Conner Connie Gler Matthew Olfert Shawn Onolrychuk Aron Ontkean Bryan Orich Charlere Ormandy Kevin Ormond 86 GRADE 10 Robin Orr Steven Orth Brad Pace S. Pahara Tamrr.i Palmarchuk Jennifer Park David Parrott Jason Passey Jennifer Patberg Cassie Pauga Benjamin Payee 8rian Peace Mindy Pedersen Krista Pen.ner Pauline Penncr Troy Pennington Jeanne Peterson Katherine Peterson Tamara Peterson Wally Phipps Brad Pienkowski Matthew Pisko Marsha Pitt Sandra Pizaingrilli Aron Plata Rhonda Plausteiner Ryan Pocaa Kim Poettcker Tom Porter Geraldine Potts Ryan Pratt Greg Price Mike Prive Snauna Pupp Tanya Quick Suaan.ne Qucn Blaine Rathgeber Lisa Reich Damon Reidel Ryan Reidel Jeannme Remington Roaina Richard Quinn Richards Kirsten Robinson Margaret Robinson Roberta Robinson Kent Roelofs Kristen Roelofs Jeremy Romttuk Shawn Ross Clayton Rothe Susan Rudies Melanie Rusnack Sonja Sage 87 GRADE 10 Craig Sallenbach Cory Salter Danny S3unders Matt Schaalje Shawn Schile Greg Schipper Brock Schuler Michelle Schulz Kevin Seaman Atana Seely Britany Seim Barrie Selk Irici3 Se’ski Theresa Sengl John Severe Katherene Shade David Sharp Rebecca Shearer Gwen Shepherd Jackie Sherman Sarah Shields Ryan Shipley John Sfcweit Trevor Sinclair Kevin Sitter Jennifer Smith Sherri Smith Darren Srrnts Shawna Sommerfeldt Melodie Spurgeon Christina Steadman Karen Steiler Tony Sterba Sherri Sterling Gerald Stewart Ryan Stewart Warren Still D3vid Stringer Milton Summers Trevor Sweet Carrie Tannant Christa Taylor Yvonne Taylor Jennifer Terpstra Ralal Teschlik Pat Thiessen Tanis Thomas Jason Thompson Chris Tolley Chris Toone Tina Toth Margaret Trockstad Mark Tschetler Craig Turcolte 88 GRADE 10 Phillip Twiwll Lori Unser Jen Valgardson David Van Roon Jodi Vandenee Micah Vanzella Rob Vavrik Will Vanik Debbie Volume Jeanne Volume Wend/ Wakelen Chad Warren Angie Watson Sandra Webb Jodie Webster James West Doug Westbrook Candace Whipple Julie Whitehead Kris Whitehead lisa Withers Tanya Wichers Jocelyn Wielenga Nanette Williams Tyler Willis Neil Wood Debbie Yee Shaun Young MISSING Bobby Bealon lisa Doucette Jirtel Melting Tailor Marla Burke William Douglas EJIy-May N'eneth Reno Case Jetcn Eaglespeaker Mark M/ers Stacy Chief Body Kurt Eaglcspeaker Darren Riteo HichelFe Crowshoe Tyler Hamilton Trevor Schumacher Shirtn Clifton James Husband Wade Semak April Davis Jason lane Scott Still Paul Vermette \ \m k\ 11\\ 1 l V• • • mm t • »- - « ’ VX —r—i -r'T v" Tit/m ^ •' ”r-v~r“T" r a • r rfe •;:: •/. V ' J I • r- W --- r * --- r --- *3‘ s ■*• • y - • •• / T”*" j 1 l ' I -*—»■' — ■ —* T - • rnr i i J~^SjIx^LWl * ^55fe--c-' - -1 TJ"Y --- 1---r — r~L-r — , --- « - • ■ J — ■—i ~ •. •1 • r r-*-l --- —T_j. . n±i±t±i: * ^ 11 @SBS ■ T n n :T ^ o - :••- Ti TX ‘ v-T1 J-h- -T ,J- 1 i ■ i 1 i J-.-'r -r'rVn J-i—-•: --JINTRAMURALS INTRAMURAL COUNCIL Robin Erickson. Chns Ford. Jenny Leavitt. Amy Olsen Emily Campbell The 1989-1990 school year at L.C.I. saw the Intramural Program transformed from an occa­sional lunch hour distraction to a daily competi­tion involving a large percentage of the student body. Intramurals provide an alternative to sit­ting in the cafeteria and trying to resist the urge to put your feet on the table. By participation, students earned points. When a person's total points reached 100, that person was the proud owner of a pretty groovy t-shirt. Activities can’t all be for individuals, after all, the Human being is a social creature. To satisify the need to be social, Intramurals also staged many team events. We all got used to hearing who was playing who on any given day. These teams clashed in team handball, soccer, and broomball, to name a few. Many of us watched and cheered, even more of us didn't, but regardless of the number of people in the stands the action was always intense. The intramural program would never have got­ten off of the ground without the planning and organizing of the intramural council and a few dedicated staff members. I think they all deserve a pat on the back, they did an excellent job. 92 ■ . iThe world is a very different | place than it was when we starjj school in September 198gcPormeI duration of the school yea^we saw city council fumble around with the | Sunday shopping issue, in Decell er, the Amajficans invaded Panaj during ‘‘Operation Just Caj| and ousted Manuel Noriega,-a drug runnjpg thug who ran the country lasfflnctator■J’rime Minister Brian rcney and all the provinc Bmiers have argued over feech Lake Accord, and in icre have been rumbl reparations if the Constit Accord goes through, lis year was any ftmf word. The domino theory reversed itself as we saw ngary. Czechoslovakia, ivia take a stand against a lat had ruled them for 40 One event that can never. never be forgotten, was ling of the Berlin Wall in I >er of 1989. to happen overnight, a sudden, the first free election in East Germ< East and West Germany] read to unification [ dream only 6 month; A few months iater, revolt broke out in Romania. Unfor- inately, what had been ac- )mplished by rallies and strikes in ■he rest of Eastern Europe was ac­complished in Romania by violence. Thousands of citizens died in their struggle against oppression, but their sacrifice was not in vain. The since it is not invincible against the forces of change. This year, for the time since the Russian Revolu- lonflj 1917, Soviet citizens could for candidates that were not communist di country like possession A little fur Africa, we h racist, sepa begin to b millions of Afri received a that ruled their it was his personal ecuted. er south, in South watched as the ist policy Aparthied tied. The the counl , or should I say an o!c voice, of hope when Nelson Marcella', former leader of the African National Congress was freed'by President De Clerk after 27 years in prison for his involve- mennh the Black Movement. icm not executive, and the country, but edge of something Union. Then there the man that rule finally stepped d Chile on the read All over the worl Columbia, the war a waRing>We\lil(e to i Es are not unhea |e. Lets hope t end someday guys win; dru W. I will be interests the world looks lik years or 10 years frj I we will havl that happened t be eas rty. They were n-communist ev still runs ey are on the in the Soviet ns it tf The So\ that i /• • “ * - r • \ •• |- • • mm am y . . . I . N • • • • ••^7J “ ^ JTT' "T~ -y* -y-^ f '‘T '• I i" ^ T^~ ^ s ~ - • ' / -r-• J • • *-.•••- ?-*-v ^ . ■:rrxjr;r V;r7r-; .- / ~.xri^j^z5S57i:trJrl~c.7_L:~_~-n1 r - r* I • 0 • p^ V • 4— | JL-y J M . _u._L__ JL___ TlH 1 ! • • 1 ■ 1 I1'!- Y EFOOTBALL 1989-1990 L.C.I. RAMS PROVINCIAL TIER 1 FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS Front (L to R): Andrew Fulwiler. Brad Gen, Graham MaryanciK. John Richards Brett Walters. Erie Herget. Kent Earl. Steve Isele. Byron Pierson. 2nd Row (I to R): Clill Walters (Head Ccach). Cameron Platt. Adam Shirley. Paul Vermette, Stephen Fletcher. Trevor Lindwall. Drew Cartwright. Doug Yoshida Mike Fletcher. Don Fletcher. Peter Wright. Ryan Ojnford. Dave Yoshida. Steve Syme. 3rd flow (L to R): Jell Hansen. Quinn Richards. Anthony Gumbs. Kent Wyrcstock. Den Conley. Mike Archibald. Jared Nelson. Todd Daley. Brad Appleton. Scan Murphy. Jared Young. Scott Bowie. Ryan Pratt. Craig Brack (Head Ccach). 4th Sew (L to R) Jon Valgardson. Jim Rudolphs. Mike Evans. Dustin Cole. Bruce Campbell, lance Lamb. Mike Budge. Dale Nielsen. Jared Herget. Jason Kirkman. Cam Mert/. Ryan Johnson. Jason Thompson 100 THE L.C.I. RAMS 42 L.C.I. RAMS 50 L.C.I. RAMS 28 L.C.I. RAMS 48 L.C.I. RAMS 36 L.C.I. RAMS 42 L.C.I. RAMS 46 L.C.I. RAMS 47 L.C.I. RAMS 48 YEAR RED DEER 0 W.R. WYERS 0 VANCOUVER 0 KATE ANDREWS 0 CARDSTON 0 WINSTON 0 CATHOLIC CENTRAL 13 RAYMOND 0 ST. MARY’S 0 101 THE PLAYOFFS TIER 1 LEAGUE FINAL L.C.I. Rams - 35 Cardston • 1 PROVINCIAL SEMI-FINAL L.C.I. Rams - 36 Medicine Hat - 0 PROVINCIAL FINAL L.C.I. Rams • 20 Salisbury Sabres • 1 AWARDS A&W RESTAURANT TROPHY - Outstanding Grade 10 Player • Winner: John Valgardson SCOTT TAMBLYN AWARD - Offensive Backfielder of the Year - Winner: Steve Iscle BEST OFFENSIVE LINEMAN OF THE YEAR • Winner: Lance Lamb SCOTT TAMBLYN AWARD • Defensive Lineman of the Year • Winner: Bruce Campbell COX INSURANCE AWARD • Defensive Player of the Year • Winner: Brett Walters SEAN CLEMENT MEMORIAL TROPHY - Best Ram Linebacker of the Year - Winner: Brett Walters MOST OUTSTANDING DEFENSIVE BACK AWARD • Winner: Jared Nelson R.F. BRACK MEMORIAL • Coaches Award • Winner: Byron Pierson, Don Fletcher and Jason Kirkman RALPH RIMINGTON MEMORIAL TROPHY - Winner: Eric Hergct LETHBRIDGE HERALD - Most Valuable Player - Winner: Eric Herget 102 CHEERLEADERS 1989-1990 PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONS Front (L to R>: Jeannie Remington. Quincy Erais. Shannon Johnson. Kristie Gruninger. EscK (L to R): Jenny Chapman, Roberta Robinson. Shawna Oter. Susan Cameron. Ang.e Gibson, Margaret Robinson Missing: Taunya Garant 103 RAMS BASKETBALL Back Left to Right: Joe ShacViefcrd (Coach), Kehey Caldwell, Dustin Cc!e. Brett lace/. Dale Nielson. Kelly Guness. Den Conley. Nathan Roberts. Front Lett to Right: Eric Herget. Jared Nelson. Brett Walters. Kent Earl. Mike Evans. This years version of the L.C.I. Rams did a thorough job of upholding the tradition of excellence set by the Rams of previous years. They finished the year with an exhibition record of 6 wins and 6 losses and a league record of 11 wins and 7 losses. At the zone playoffs in the sportsplex they show­ed all of Southern Alberta that the Rams can hold their own and then some against anyone. Action at the sportsplex con­cluded with a humiliating, but peaceful loss to L.C.I. by the Raymond Comets. By winning the South zone playoffs, the Rams advanced to the Provincials in Edmonton. Even though they didn’t make the finals, the Rams played an impressive 4th place overall, once again beating the Ray­mond Comets for Consolation Trophy. Way to Go Rams!! 104 1989-1990 CLIPPER QUEENS # *Y'/y. ■>_/ myvf E" m' m h wi *» A Wm - h Mi m, m ■ ^B r J ■ . . 5* v>i H * jt^L ' - i* **1 i • *1 Front (L to R): Sarah Hunt, Jennifer McClain. Tar3 Orser. Ion Yant;. Michelle Holt. Amy Hornberger. 830k (L to R): Coach Baker. Tami Frieson. Kris French. Alison Sandilands. Alicia Pace Jodi Baker. Jenna Kourb, Assistant Coach Lana Shanks. 7MASKED MANIACS? Last year’s Clippers were a pretty tough act to follow, but the 1989-90 squad was not in­timidated by the task. The girls placed second at the zone play­offs and went on to represent the school at provincials in Red Deer. When all was said and done, the girls finished the year with a record of 25 wins and 12 losses. Way to go ladies!!! 105 COLTS 1989-1990 LEAGUE CHAMPIONS COLTS COLTS COLTS COLTS COLTS Back left to Right. Mr. Htlman, Jason Pecht. Jason Schnoor, David McDonald. Hie! Wood. Jason Klcvansky, Mr. Thaxter Front left to Right: Mitchell Pierson. Jared Pierson Brent Nicholson, Chris Baily, Mathew lacanilao. Curtis Bullock. Brad Appleton JR. CLIPPERS • JB ■ ■ ^ i W“) ^ MM' «*, . t ^ 1 B » ^ I Back left to Right: Tam; Fie sen. Marnai Hunt. Alison Sandilands. Jcdi Baker. Shawna Scmr.erfeldt. Una Shanks (coach). Front left to Right: Sarah Hunt, Amy Harr.berger. Decree low 106 RUGBY Rugby is a sport that has been somewhat overlooked at L.C.I., but this year the team gained the status of an official school team, Mr. Shakleford even quit coaching basket­ball this year to devote his time to the rugby team. The team has always been strong, and this year’s squad was definitely no exception. As the rugby rams get more exposure, we're sure that support will grow. Keep an eye on these guy’s, they're hot, and they truly represent L.C.I. spirit whenever they are in action. Shack’s pack is stack!! 107 WRESTLING Back: Ryan Mckay. Jonn Stiffarn, Mathew Pisko. DereV Mckeruie, Kyte Hanna, Cam Court. Tom Porter Mr. Donaldson Front: Tyler Ellis-Toddinjton. Curtis Wright Marty Woodcock, Jason Ar­nold. Phil Boehme. Missing; Jared Young, Brian EckJund ttWOOWM 108 L.C.I. HOSTS 1990 WRESTLING PROVINCIALS For the first time, L.C.I. had the honour of hosting the Provincial Wrestling Cham­pionships. It was all kicked off with an open­ing ceremony followed by three days of superb wrestling. At the end of competition in each weight class the victors were presented with their medals. L.C.I. placed an impressive 5th place overall, our best showing yet. Coach Donaldson and all the athletes did a superb job in organizing the tournament and deserve a real pat on the back!!! 109Back: Coach Umciis, Gerry Stewart. Bryan Eklund. Bruce Stewart. Neil Wood. Randy Moody. Bill Ckouglas. Cam Umetis. front: Ginger Ames. Jana Mein- r.es. Alethia Katkanis, Alix Robinson. Leri fender. Rick Hutchinson. Missing: Sandr3 Scheiwiller. Leana Webber. Barb Stewart CROSS COUNTRYTRACK AND FIELD Dior.ne Askin. Swanne McKay, Catherine Gregson. lami Fieisor. Leanna Webber. Alalha Katkanis, Julie Moore. Candace Whipple. Chits Whitehead. Stacey Vandei.ee. Barb Stewart. Brian Fletcher. Darren Umeris, Rardy Mcody. Jenny Terpstra. Serge Gowans. Kim Brcne. Lila B.'ane. Stacey Matkin. Marty Wcodcock. Chad tammie. Jamie 8aju. Dairen Kramble. Gerry Stewart.CLIPPERS VOLLEYBALL Eack Row: Tara Orser. Nicole Tweeter. Kristine french. Tami frieson, Christie Beswick, E. Coutice (coach) Front Row: Tracy Takahashi. Iannis Bi odeau. Dawna Demacre. Stacey Woodcock JR. CLIPPERS VOLLEYBALL Back Row: Suzanne Mackay. Shaun3 0:cr, Jc-di Backer. Melanie Rusnack, Linda Haines. Jennifer Zmurchyk, B. Emerson (Coach) Front Row: Sarah Minor. Amy Hcrnberger, Maggie Heavy Head 112 RAMS VOLLEYBALL Back: Rob Wood. Neil Mckay. D3n Snyder. Bernard lacanilao. Jason Klovansky, Mr. Rassmusson front: Matthew Lacanilao. Darren Umeris. Nathan Baines. Brian Holland '* 7V1' .] WtS 31CURLING 1990 MIXED SQUAD PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONS David Manse:. Jody Eudau. Dawn Gibson. Craig Ssllen- bach. Mi. laidlaw 114 • • n: nrr XEipr^': p “ xr.: rrr ii-vn -' z r' *-Lr~r^-r2 -• • .*^ --■-^: J-.- •■•'-r i““ r i 'rNi -r1 • —rW r y* rViXrXi—r ~.t- ▼ .—r i jt—ln-*- J•, r L7JV'rJTTLiJV x ^±1 rui;;0^ ;rz: ’ t*--1 . 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L, .j . ~.— . { •■•" “-n±r1 - -r-' • TrM - T - r-^VWAv^ • -V •' • • ' l * 1 • rTTS^.-i'v * r‘-y^\A T-L-r : J Lr '• - L -r1 ^ I , Yi^ ' T^‘,” * * , J.T-. —, . . : . .i — • ^ - i. •• .^\. rz.\. j - . . —1 - J7- •- L-*-~±Z7-r-., .V . . • ’■ • - - - - . 1.I. . • ••• •N.j. . . t . /. ^ ,PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE Mich Faster Principal Slightly more than sixty- one years ago, on October 28, 1928 to be exact, the Lethbridge Collegiate In­stitute welcomed its first students, although not to the present L.C.I. building. Rather, the original Leth­bridge Collegiate Institute was housed in what is now the Hamilton Junior High School. Later, in the fall of 1950, the present L.C.I. opened its doors. Since that time nearly forty years ago thousands of high school students have pass­ed through the school, most graduating and going on to successful, produc­tive lives. The history of the Lethbridge Collegiate Institute over the sixty-plus years of its existence has been a rich chronicle of academics, athletic accomplishments, artistic and creative endeavors, social activities and service to the school and community. In addition to the obvious examples of student achievement in these areas, such as countless scholarships, honors and awards, a review of the six decades of L.C.I. history highlights the common thread which best illustrates what the school has provided to students and, ultimately, the community over the years: ex­cellent educational opportunities for the high school students of Lethbridge. Many students have seized those opportunities in order to make the most of their high school experiences. In looking through our collection of yearbooks - we have the 1928 one, as well as every year since 1946 -- one can follow the activities and accomplishments of L.C.I. students through the years. From the pictures of the graduates to the writeups on the teams and clubs, the class pictures, literary works, photos of student activities, messages from student council presidents, yearbook editors and (yes, even) prin­cipals, there are all kinds of memories depicted and impres­sions recorded. Literally hundreds and hundreds of in­dividuals and groups have left their marks in the history of the Lethbridge Collegiate Institute. Such impressions or marks have contributed to the rich sense of heritage of the L.C.I. and will continue to do so long into the future. Every student from the past has left some sort of mark, some smaller or larger than others, but all important nonetheless. Each of you, too, will be leaving something of yourself behind when you leave the L.C.I. You may feel that your impact on the school has been negligible and, thus, that your ‘mark’ will be a small one compared to many others . but, nevertheless, it will be here after you have gone. Some time in the future you will attend a reunion, visit the school, run into one of your teachers, or browse through a yearbook, reviving some memories of your high school years here at the L.C.I. and relocating your mark. I hope that your memories will be pleasant