Lethbridge Collegiate Institute Spotlite 1996

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The annual publication of the students of Lethbridge Collegiate Institute, Lethbridge, Alberta.(1995-96) / A V V7 ' p\p M \ L ^ A Lf S . i 1 • IXA Day in the Life of LCI What advice would you give to the masses at LCI? - Walk faster in the hallways. - Live with it, it will be over soon. - Melissa Qoates - Try the muffins in the cafeteria. - Joe Saunders - You are what you eat. - Ryan Clark - Life isn't always what it seems - Don't give up. (Dolly Cotton) - Do unto others before they do unto you. - Cam Erais - Be cool, stay in school! - Michelle Lejbjuk - Be on time or it will cost you. (Tamara Brooks) TOP: Here's looking at you. Kid. MIDDLE: Life is better upside down BOTTOM: Happy Days.TOP LEFT: Don't worry, be happy. TOP MIDDLE: What's going on? TOP WGMT: Tickled pink. BOTTOM LEFT: Two sides to every story. BOTTOM RIGHT: We have a good thing going."Out for What makes you ask someone out? - "Nice earlobes" - David hey • "Big elbows" - Jamie Chinn • "Good looking, good sense of humour, and fun to be with" - Laurie Siebert - "Their bank account" - Graham Steel - "When you sec them and you go all tingly." - Breanna Baseter • "That scary voice in my closet. I think it's Sadam Hussein." • Brandon Fletcher TOP LEFT: "These kids are in my way!" BOTTOM LEFT: DAZED and CONFUSED. BOTTOM KIGMT: Girls just wanna have fun."Never a Dull Moment" What is your favourite saying? - "The past is only stories, The future's only dreams. The present's what you make it!" - Sarah Ward - "Whatever" - Lindsay Gagnon • "Life's what happens while you're making other plans" - "What can I say - I'm Italian!" - Jocelyn Hardie - "Mow'd that go again?" • Landree Lybbert - "Pitter Patter, Let's get at er" - Andrea Hogan * "That really cheeses me off!" - brooke MalmbergFAR LEFT: Say cheese! MIDDLE: I love school • Really! BELOW: I'm a little teapot . . . ABOVE: Who needs a man? BOTTOM LEFT: It doesn't get any better than this!Within These Walls TOP MIDDLE: Smilin' Dave Alexander. TOP RIGHT: Yummm! MIDDLE LEFT: Friends at LCI MIDDLE RIGHT: People checking out the most popular dis­play. which is naturally the Yearbook Club. BOTTOM LEFT: Working can be funl BOTTOM RIGHT: What exactly are you painting?BOTTOM KIGIIT: "What arc you looking at?" TOP LEFT: Dr. Zaugg in his finest BOTTOM LETT: The drama people hard at work MIDDLE LEFT: Mrs. Tani and her faithful followers TOE BIGHT: Plugged in for action What are you going to be when you are fin­ished school? "A secret service agent."; - Ryan M. "A dental hygenist or hitman (very cool job)." "Drink beer and stay up ALL night!" - Dave Qoughner "Elementary teacher or maybe live off my rich husband." - Verna Auld "Air traffic Controller." - Jennifer Naoitge- dagt "I'm going to be a junkie" - Melisa SchroederCracking the Books What have you done to get your teacher off topic? - Told him his fly was down. - Everything. - nothing. -1 set an encyclopedic book on judicial execu­tion on my desk. - Wrestled with the teacher. - Ask them where they buy their clothes. - Turn on the gas in the science lab. - nothing, (teachers do that themselves.) - Ask a really stupid question sort of pertain­ing to the topic. - Ask them about their personal life. TOP: Shannon McAllister hard at work. MIDDLE LEFT: Lunch time studying. MIDDLE RIGHT: Even teachers need to study for class.TOP LETT: Smiling and studying. TOP MIDDI.lv. Books cracked open lor cookin'. TOP KIQtiT: Life is great! BOTTOM LEFT: Tim Black looks like he studied too hard. BOTTOM KIGIIT: Hard work pays off, especially when working on the yearbook. ^ MIDDLE RIGHT: Study BuddiesJust Hangin' Out What makes you happy? • "Being with people who are always smil­ing." - Cheryl Anderson - "Weekends." - Amy Qraveland * "Ice cream." - Lisa-Anne Talhami - "Mot boys!" - Chclsey Hcmrich - "Sunshine and good times." - Laura Porter - "Mo homework." - Michelle Stauffer - "Money and McDonald's." - Cari Nish - "Good grades." - Jeff Dawson BOTTOM LETT: Sam Dainard and Andrea Mo-TOP LICIT: Shouldn't we be In class? TOP RIGHT: Comc-on, take my picture! MIDDLE LEFT: Principal forester's address at the Welcome Back BBQ. MIDDLE RIOMT: Christina Schllchting and Tyler fritz: Pot­ters admiring their pottery. BOTTOM LEFT: Hi mom. can you bring my homework. BOTTOM RIGHT: Hey guys, where are we going?Getting into the Swing of Things When meeting a person for the first time, what do you notice first? - Voice - Randy Marsh - Sense of Humour • Rob Rothc - Smile - Kalie Veres - Personality - Chris Spanos • Laugh • Sarah Renner - Guys - Butt - Shelly Bohachyk ■ Eyes - Cara Varzari - Height - Teresa Pix • Teeth * Becky Sefcik TOP KICitlT: way to go! BOTTOM LETT: Just vcggln' BOTTOM RIGHT: Taking a break at the bricksFAR LEFT: Dazed and Confused MIDDLE: Welcome BBQ BELOW: Look at all the money!Out to Win mm What is your favourite sport team? "The good guys" - Shane Mover "Anything you can do or watch while sitting in my car" - Manna Ramos "Volleyball Rams" - Darren Plausteiner "German national Soccer Team" - Kathrin Overbeck "LCI Rams of course!" - Andrea Hogan "Definitely Jumping Jazz {Idaho Skipping Team) - brooke Malm berg "Dallas Cowboys" • Chris Lomas "Dallas Stars" - Tyler Hystrom "LCI Clipper Queens" - Kevin Mutch "Pronghorn Swim Team" - Michael FinderAbloncry. Robert Adair. SImwiw Adu lt. James Albert. Laura Atcundrupoutos. Demi Anderson. Shauna Anderson. Ian Anderson. Chcrllyn Anderson. Sharlsse Anderson, Sara Anderson. Cara'ey Arnold. Carrie Arnold. Paula Ash mead, Kobln Rabin. MalMcu Baidcrson. Michelle Hates, Kyle Rail. Sh.iuna Baxter. Lcyna Baxter. Hreanna Bayes. Kristy hlcotc Berger. Travis Rerreth. Peter Birch. Brad IMsh. Adam Bland. Amanda Roe tune. Shauna Boclir. Ben Roehr. Kristy Boorsma. Ryan Borland. Dana Bosnia Cherfe-Lynn Bruy. Ma.*i\vi Brown, Amber Brown, Kalcn Brownlee. Kobyn Buck Skin. Winslow Buc/utak. Mark Bullock Jeffrey Busch. Chelsealiust.imanic. Qiu Butcher. Michael Buxton, L’mm.i Byam. IVobb'. Clffyn« Hob Campbell, t ml > Campbell. Brent Capcwcll, Mycl.i Carpenter Mitchell Charles. Dave Chaudhary. Kavita Chavarria. Aiulrco Cherry-. Steven Chevalier. NkoJc Chief Calf. Wayton Christensen. Jim Christensen. Laurlanne Chrysler. Dan Clark. Scott Clarke. Todd Clayton. Korl Lee Codd. David Collins Aimcc Cook. Shaun Cost ley. Jeremy Court. Ryan Cousins. Adair Crandall. Angela Crane. Logan Cranky. Melissa Crawford. Clark Crofts. Steven Cronkhite. Gregory Crop Bared Wolf. Alanna Crowe. Sarah Curtis. Scott Cyr. Bradley Danytuh. Jennifer Leanne Daub. Mcote Davies, Kathryn 19 Davies, Lindsay Davtson. Jeff Day. Amanda Day Chief, Dkk Dc Qroot. Jennifer Deal. Ally son Delaney, Lee De merchant. Mortice Dennis. Jodi Dewar. Swa t.) nnc DingrevlUe. Shaun a Dljdock Kim Donaldson. Chelsea Donisoo. Donald Dormer, Justin Dreaver. Amber Dro/douskJ. Kevin Duke. MitCli Duncan. Tyler D)Ck, Tyson Cdjiar. Jennifer l!dw.tr !> Hutcheson. Matthew Isherwood. Jason Ivaau. Sharon Jensen. Amber Johnson. Jaclyn Johnston. Lindsay Jonassen. Kobyn : : . : Jones. Olivia Joss. Qfq Jobber. Justin Kca:l. MacKcn/Ic Keek. Shaun Kclnar, Shawna Kenny. Nathan Khattak. Sullman Kirkhatn. Michael KneKen. Amanda Koeglcr. Ingrid Kolbas Sophie Korth. Kelly Ki jushcr. Jactyn l.ammc. Angela Larsen, Terrence Laverock. John Lawton. Beth Leavitt. Ran<11 Leheau. Wesley LeCoultre. Stacey Lelshm.in. Jesse Lelshm.in, ftalalic Lessard. Monique Lewis. James Undskog. r.rlk I Ippa. Kandy lipsett. Crystal 22 Li* irtflstonc. Matthew LIcwc1I>ti. Shannon Llo)d. Melanie Lodermclcr. Itob Loo. Sabrina Lybbert. Landice Lypkie. Jaime Mach.seek. /Warn Mack. Christina MaeLcan. Amber Macl.cnr.an, KiiMy Madge. Tanya Nadu, Jamie Malnzer, f ranc, uc Nakln. Quentin Mann. Clynt Marsh. Trevor Marsh. Kand> M.irtin. Karina Maruyama. Kimbcrlcc Mason. Kristen Maxwell, natal.e McCall urn, Hunter McfJravy. Kate McGladdcry, Sean McKee. Michael McKccn. Christopher McLaughlin, Krista Mcftccty. Karin Mcllafont. Damian Michel son, Stephanie NIMt Amy Miller. Aaron Mitchell. D.Tja Mitchell. Katherine Moffat. Meghan Morrison. Dana Movyshl. Dcnlta Mot 7. Ryan Mueller. T»a 23 — ? - S* : at a sizurti =5 3 & 1 ? * f I 3 J-85* 2 ?r* S S ?| ? IE*?!? § 3 ?- _ ? g fi'lllf • ifc3y3lffi u2a?? MgHHflf 2§3* — -2 I 3 ? £ ^ ^ r. »<'AO Robinson, Kristin Roth. Michelle Rot he. BobMc Russell. Duvim Russell. Jennifer Rutledge. Andrea Sand. Sara Jane 2kh.il/, Will Sc lunge. lennivc Scluocdcr. Melissa Scrcpnch. Shawn Scully. Jerry Scully. Andrew Sebo Ari.inna Seely. Colin Shafranshl. Shane stiecn. nick Sheen. Angela Shields. IkeKy ShEgcml. Mariko Sli rlcy. L’inlly Shot Both Sides, D.irwin Shu t/. Matthew Silsbc. Shawn Simpson. Jamie Shriver. Amanda Smith. Kevin Smith. Melissa Solvcy. Matthew Sorensen. Brent S packman. Sarah Spanos. Christopher Spiel man. Ilrika Spielmnn. Darryl Standing. Nancy Star. T>*.cr Stauffer. Michelle Steadman. Kelly Stcndebach, Andrew Stevenson. Co’In 25 Me wart Corey Strata. Angela Stray. Kob Sul Ivan, flick Sultan. Kathryn Swcclqrass. Kyle Tallfcalhcn, Tamara Tallfcathcrs. Damien Talhaml. Use Tanner. Tyler Telcilc. Leanne Telfcr. Andrew Tcrpstra. Dcna Tcykc. Clayton Thomas. Sonia Thomas. Jason Thompson. Dayna Thompson. Andrea Thompson. Jennifer Tony. Angela Townsend, Erika Trawcek. Jeff fray nor. Michael Trofanenko. Usa Turnbull. .Amber 1) Turnbull. Amber L. Turner. Justin Urban. Shaun Van Cgmond, Julie Vandcrhcldc. Sandy Vanderbilt. Lindsay Vandcrvccn. Sharon Wadsworth. Carla Walburger. Jodie Weaver Stephanie Webster, brent Wedel. Jessica Westling, (teatIter Williams, leson Owen Williams. Sherman 26 Williams, John Wilson. Kendall Wilson. ftancy-Ann Wilson, Mc*;ti.»n Wilson. Skye Wlrch. Trevor Wltzkc. Jodi Wolscy. lie n(on Wong. Jason Wood. Christina Woodrir.fi Kobb Wright. hrtsty YamagisMi. Kyle • • Yip. Jonathan Youi^t Tyler /.enter. Chad Missing: bullshields, Tara Davis, Christy Hollins. Jesse Mood, Kandy Jackson. David Jump. Keith Koeppen, Thca Koopmans, Tamara Leigh Lome, Melissa Many Chief. Wanetta McAlecr. Amy Nooitgedagt, Katherine Quebec, Chris Kobcrts. Michael Salmon, Nathan Scout. Ian Stepenoff, Tashia Warne. Kristy Nicole - 27 Sports Teams29LCI Rams '95 BACK ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT): Ryan ClaiKc. [Maine McCIhaw, Sherman Wiliams, Tyler Tanner. Nathan Erickson. Simon Ellis Toddlngton. Ryan Tanner. Rob Peterson. Phil Pearson. Brandon Fletcher. Brad Neve. Tom Thlesscn. Mark Kilam. Greg Roberts. Rod Holt, Darren Majeran. MIDDLE ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT): Coach Lowe, Coach Brack, Trevor Marsh. Jeff Marsh. Scott Curtis. Larry Mealy. Dave Kerr. Shawn Smith. Jeff Saunders, Gavin Neill. Krlston Rennie. Tyson Smith. Jeff Trawcek. Jeff Bullock, Seth Ontkean. Coach Walters, Coach Hansen. FRONT ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT): Dan Mayer, Randy Marsh. Kelly Farr, Darryl Splclmcn, Clark Platt. Joe Pchr. Nathan Boskers. Austin Horn- berger, Dave Gast. Shane Johnson, Adam Muesken. Guy Hammond, Nathan Kenny. As difficult as it is to remain one of the top football teams in the province, this year's edition of the LCI Rams did just that. Although a young team, you still dominated the S.A.H.S.F.L. and de­feated teams from Edmonton, Calgary and Brooks. The Ram Football Team claimed it's third straight League Cham­pionship with a record of 5-1. This year's Grade 12's graduate proudly with a three year league record of 19-1 and a provincial record of 4-1 including Provincial Championships in 1993 and 1994, as well as 3 straight League Championships. Thanks to all of you for your commit­ment and dedication to the LCI Football Program. Each of you have special roles and are valued members of our pro­gram. Good Luck in the future. Coach Lowe 30 ^ Rams Volleyball What appeared to be a rebuild* ing year became one of the most successful in Ram Volleyball his­tory. The Rams won the pre-season tournament, went undefeated in league play, and won the gold medal in the LCC invitational, the U of L tournament, the Green and Gold, and the 4A South Regional Playoffs. At the Lindsay Thurber tournament, the Rams captured the silver medal. At provincials, the Rams faced stiff competition from northern teams, placing 9th in the ten team tournament and finishing with a record of 102 wins and 26 losses. nick Salmon and Darren Plaus- tcincr were named to the league's first all-star team, while Aaron Low and Mark Grant were second team all-stars. Coach Rasmussen congratu­lates the boys on a most enjoy­able season and thanks coaches Hirschkorn and EJicsheuvel for their excellent contributions. HACK ROW (L-R): nick Salmon, Ryan Gash, Ard Blcsheuvcl (coach), Howard Rasmussen (coach). Mark Hirschkorn (coach), Aaron Low, Cameron Hughes PROMT ROW (L-R): Darren Plaustclner, Ryan Lchbauer, Mick Qcmmell, Mathan lidwards. Mark Grant, Dean PlaustcinerColts Volleyball The Colts Volleyball team completed one of the bus­iest schedules to date for this team. The Colts fin­ished third in league play. The Colts also competed in five tournaments, winning two and finishing second in the other three. The Colts had only two returning players and showed great improvement over the sea­son. Congratulations Colts on a fine season. PROMT HOW (LEFT TO RIGHT): David Low, brent Webster. Devon Haider, Mitch Carpenter, Hell Pozzl RACK ROW: Mr. Kowntrce (coach), Mike Kirkham, Doug Komanchuk, Mathan Salmon, Tyler Young, Dustin Russell, Kevin DrozdowsklClippers Volleyball I feel this year's team silencer their critics. Behind excellen senior leadership, and with onl; two returning starters, the Clip per Queens started tiie year of by winning the Southern Albert. High School League pre-seasoi tournament. They finished tin regular season undefeated ii league play and went through tin post season tournament withou losing a single match. Maria Mik liaeva, Lisa Edwards, and Eliza beth Williams were recognized foi their outstanding league play by being selected to the league all star team. In tournament play, around the south, they dominated their com­petition by winning the U of L tournament, the LCC tourna­ment. the Green and Gold tour­nament. and the highlight of tlu season, the Lindsay Thurber tour nament. BACK ROW: Tanya Francis. Joanne Evans, Maria Mikliacva, Lisa Edwards. Shannon Mackintosh (coach). PROMT ROW: Michelle Lcbjuk. Kelly Reeves, Shclomith Wagner. Shannon Stcnbeck, Elizabeth Williams. Kara Morricc.BACK ROW: Kara Morricc. Stephanie Pace, Meghan Wilson. Shawna Anderson, Melanie Lloyd, Angela Straga. Mrs. C. Burton (Coach) PROMT ROW: Kristy MacLcnnan, Candice Anderson, Natalie Michclson. Jennifer Hacker, Lisa Plans- tclner, Terry Pennington MISSING: Landre Lybbert- Mrs. K. Larsen (assistant conch) Schooners Volleyball The Schooners Volleyball team had a very successful year. The team finished sec­ond in league play with a 7-2 record. At the League Cham­pionship Tournament, the Schooners placed first, going through the tournament un­defeated. In tournament action, the Schooners placed third in the Medicine Hat tournament and in our own Green and Gold tournament. The Schooners were excel­lent representatives for l.CI in both skills and sportsman­ship at every league game and every tournament they prac­ticed in.Golf Champions The girls golf team did very well. They started off by win­ning the zones in Picture Butte at the Picture Butte Golf Course. Dawn Berry won the individual and was thus the 3A-4A Girls' Champion. The girls travelled to Rocky Mountain House for Provin­cials where they golfed at the Pine Hills Golf Course. The girls won the High School Pro­vincial Golf Title, by 7 strokes. This was the third year in a row Dawn Berry led the team to gold. Dawn Berry also won the High School Individual title and she is the Girls High School Provincial Champ. L TO R: Coach Brenda berry. Dawn Berry, Dana Stevenson, Jen Jessop, Uri MchcdenL TO R: Jesse Hoyt. Josh VanDeurzen, Riley Edwards, Ryan Cockburn. IS. Berry (coach) Boys Golf The boys team did very well. They won the zones in Picture butte at the Picture Butte Golf Course. They travelled to Rocky Mountain House for Provincials where they golfed at the Pine Mills Golf Course. The boys had pretty stiff com­petition but still won Bronze. A job well done. r 37JV. Basketball Schooners This years JV Girls basket­ball team finished the league in third place with a record of 1 I wins and 5 loses. They were a hard working group of players that had a super atti­tude. We expect many of these players to go on to be stars for the clippers. Coach Shannon Macintosh was very proud of their accomplishments this season. PROMT ROW (L-K): Kristy Maclcnnan, Tlnn Jones. Matalic Mlchclson. Candice Anderson. Jill Leavitt BACK HOW (L-K): Coach • Shannon Mackintosh. Mackenzie McArthur, Jcnn Tanner. Kara Mor- rice, Sarah Crowe. Sharisse AndersonLCI Clippers provincial finalist The LCI Clippers basketball team had a season that many teams only dream of. This rookie squad of fine young players ended up with the sil­ver medal in 4-A Provincials. It was a long hard fight to ob­tain provincial recognition but the girls proved worthy of the task and moved from a non ranking in December to a ranking of ”2 in March. We are extremely proud of the ac­complishments of our LCI Clippers. They finished the season with over 30 wins and very few loses. The 1996 Clip­pers gave LCI the highest fin­ish since 1989. Congratulations girls, LCI is proud of you. FRONT ROW (L-R): Manager • Dallas Wicbc, Jill Leavitt. Joni Scott. Tiffany Walters. Landrec Lybbcrt. Statistician - Theresa Peake MIDDLE KOW (L-R): Coach - Keith Hainan. Natalie Nichclson. Shelo- myth Wagner, Dawn berry. Coach - Shannon Mackintosh, Coach • Cliff Walters BACK ROW (L-R): Alanna Bcauchcsnc. Brianne Zaugg. Brin Sandusky. Tonya Brands MISSING: Allison DobekRams Basketball The Rams concluded a highly successful season at the Provincials in Red Deer by win­ning a bronze medal and as well being honoured as the team displaying the most sportsmanship. The Rams fin­ished the season with a record of 27 wins and 9 losses. It in­cluded a second place finish at the Zones, losing only to the number one ranked team, Cardston, in overtime. How­ever, they even ended that jinx as they defeated Cardston at Provincials to bring home the bronze medal. Just a super sea­son for a quality group of young men. Well done, "we can't think of any group that deserves it more . . .! BACK ROW (L-R): Tyler Tanner, Mark Grant. Ryan Tanner, Sam Dainard. Ryan Gash FRONT ROW (L-R): Coach - Mr. Homan, Greg Roberts, Steve Viola. Aaron Low. Nathan Erickson MISSING: Asst. Coach ■ Mr Kempt, Asst. Coach-Stcve Leger, Austin Mornbcrgcr, David Low. Jeff Bulloch 1 1 II 1 1 I 1 it ? r i I i t i i 1 1 1 III!! Hi III l i I 1 II 1 1 III i i i 1 1 1 i i l ! 1 _ ' _ 1 ' 1Colts Basketball The Junior Varsity Colts had a very successful season. Competing in two Varsity boys tournaments, the Colts were finalists at the Stirling High School Tournament in December. They followed that up with a championship at the CrowsnesL Consolidated Invitational Tournament in January. With a League record of 17-0, the Colts were the only team in league play to win in Taber and Raymond this year. The year ended with four Colts participating in the run of the Varsity Rams which culminated in a bronze medal finish. FRONT ROW: Mike McKee. Kell Fozzi. Clark Platt. David l.ow, Austin Hornbergcr HACK ROW: Mitch Duke, Jeff Bullock. Tyler Tanner, Sherman Williams. Dan Mayer. Pat Qalcskl. D. Kempt.Cross Country The LC1 Cross Country team had an excellent season. The team consisted of 20 mem­bers. this being the largest turnout in the history ofl.CI Cross Country. Coached by Mr. Emerson, the team tra­velled to various meets throughout Southern Alberta, including Medicine Hat, Fore­most, Sundre. and our own meet here in Lethbridge. Ke- gionals were held in Fore­most. where 16 of the 20 members qualified to com­pete in the ASAA High School Provincials in Sundre. Top fin­ishers at Provincials were Jodi Witzke (9th) in Jr. Girls; Amy Sommerfeldt (5th), Carolyn Wood (7th), and Erin Page (8th) in Sr. Girls; and Steve Vi­ola (3rd) and Brian Stewart (7th) in Sr. Boys. Overall, l.CI placed 2nd in the 4A Division out of 33 schools. BACK ROW: (L-R) Rankcn Tanaka, Dana Borggard. Gavin Parker, Jodi Witzke, llcanok Golom. Tim Schwartz, Tyler I'ritz. Mr. Emerson (coach), Steve Viola. Doug Many Bears MIDDLE ROW: (l.-R) Brian Stewart. James Lewis, Becky Shields, Daja Mitchell. Kelli Ann Platt, Jonl Scott, Mike Svoboda, Sarah Crowe, Carolyn Wood PROMT: (L-R) Erin Page Amy SommerfeldtCurling The LCI Roys Curling Team, consist­ing of Ryan Mears, Steve Andrews, Ren Bennett, Brent Webster, and hick Gcmmell, should be very proud of their efforts and successes this past season. They competed in the Zone Playdowns which were held in Blair- more in February. They met one of the toughest field of boys teams in years but came away victorious with superb efforts from all members. They defeated the Alberta Winter Games gold medal team from Coal- dale in the final. Then it was on to Provincials in early March in Drayton Valley. The boys played extremely well, however, did not qualify for the medal round being narrowly beaten in their last game against a strong team from Sundre. Darrell I.aidlawWrestling The Wrestling season was suppose to he one of rebuild­ing with four (4) wrestlers in their Grade 12 final year. How­ever, with only four new rookies in the High School program, we decided to put this strong leadership of veterans to the test: develop a group of Junior I ligh wrestlers who will come to l.Cl looking for the wrestling program. Since January 1 st. tire two wrestling teams have been practising together and with tire guidance & leadership of the senior wrestlers, a legacy of three to five years and fifteen wrestlers were built. Six years ago. brad Neve fa Simon tills Toddington started wrestling with this program and for the last five have been practising and wrestling with the l.Cl Wrestling Team, brad was the 1994 Canadian Cadet Champion and Simon was a Silver Medalist at the same tournament. During the past two High School seasons, both have been Silver Medalists at the ASAA Provincial Wrestling Championships, but more importantly the leadership they have given in the practice room and at tournaments have been immense. I'm going to miss two strong wrestlers and more important: friends! Four other wrestlers who will be graduating are: Kris Jones (previous wrestler from Vancouver fir has wrestled the past two seasons with us). Irvin Cng (wrestled 3 seasons with us). Scan Low (wrestled two of three seasons with us), and lastly, a wrestler who has wrestled with the 1X1 team for the past two seasons but is a Stirling High School Student: Chris Mayncs (previous wrestler from the Yukon Territory, moved to Stirling which has no wrestling program and has won the ASAA Provincial Wrestling Championships in 1995 f* 1996). Highlights of the 1995-96 include: FRONT ROW (L-R): Tyson Dyck, brad Neve. Scan Lowe. Andrew Sheer MIDDLE ROW (L- R): Coach-Alan Hansen, Kris Jones. Nathan Shields, Evan Walters, Shane Johnson. Coach- Kevin Eng BACK ROW (L-R): Kelly Farr. Simon Ellis Toddington. Irvin Eng MISSING: Coach- Brian Donaldson. Jordan Wood. Chris Mayncs Chris Mayncs: Gold (l.Cl Green Gold. Senator Riley Invit. U. of A. Rural Prov., 1996 ASAA Provincial Wrestling Cham­pionships. brad Neve: Gold (l.Cl Green IK Gold. Ruran Prov.). Silver (Eu­reka Invit., 1996 ASAA Provincial Wrestling Championships), bronze (U. of A.). Simon Ellis Toddington: Gold (Rural Prov.). Silver (1996 ASAA Provincial Wrestling Championships), Bronze (Eureka Invit. U. of A.). Shane Johnson: Gold (Browning Invit.,), Silver (U. of A. Rural Prov.), 5th (1996 ASAA Provincial Wrestling Championships). Nathan Shields: Gold (Ruran Provincials). Evan Walters: Bronze (l.Cl Green &Gotd. Leduc Classic. Rural Prov.). Andrew Sheer: Gold (l.Cl Green IK Gold). Kris Jones: Silver (Rural Prov.). bronze (U. of A.). Irvin Eng: Silver (Rural Prov.). Kelly Farr: 6th (Rural Prov.).HACK KOW (L-K): Kristy Maclennan, Tyler Tanner. Clark Platt. Jonl Scott. Kelli Ann Platt. Amy Sommcrfcklt Candice Anderson. Christy Wood, flcll Pozzl. Hr in Page MIDD1.L KOW (L-K): Carolyn Wood. Doug Many Hears. Darren Wood. Tim Schwartz. Gavin Parker. Becky Shields. Sarah Crowe. .Jodi Witzkc PROMT KOW (C.-R): Mike Svoboda, Jen Tanner. Austin llorbcrger. Shane Johnson Brian Stewart (lying down) Track and Field With the '96 Track Field season hav­ing only just begun, already members arc proving to be strong. This years team consists of approximately 40 members, each aiming to achieve per­sonal best records. The team practices with the Lethbridge Track & Field Club every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, as they aim for the AS A A High School Track & Field Provincials to be held in Edmonton on June 7th # 8th. Cities will be held on May 22nd at the U of L track, with the top two finishers in each event qualifying to compete at Regionals on May 28th. and then Provincials. The stu­dents and staff of LCI wish all members the best of luck this season.Girls Rugby This is our second official season at L.C.I. With the help from our coach. Rich Cuthber- son. we were the first high school girls team in Leth­bridge. Girls high school Rugby is a trend that is rap­idly expanding. This years prospects for the team are promising with many of last years players returning as well as a new line up of rook­ies. We have many games and tournaments scheduled and we are exited to begin our new season. I'ROHT ROW: Janita Burris, Shcrce Russel. Jessica Wedel, Peggy Hunter. Karen Doran. Kristy Klassen RACK ROW: Leannc Roberts. Emily Shirly. Jen Rios. Patty Orr, Thcrsea l ix. Shawna l.unn. Heather Blakeley, Jennifer Tanner MISSIHO: Suzanne Olchoweakl. Erika Spiclman. Catherine Or­chard. Aprils Ifcningcr.Rams Rugby Rucking, mauling, knock- ons, lineouts, scrums - Wel­come to Rugby! The exciting game, of rugby requires strength, speed, sta­mina, finesse, brains, and a little bit of guts. The 1996 edi­tion of Rams Rugby combines all of these elements into a co­hesive unit. With a good mix of wily veterans and enthusi­astic youth, the Rams Rugby Club hopes to improve on their solid showing last year in the Southern Alberta league. PROMT ROW: Guy Hammond. Tim Schwartz. Chris Wcscott. Seth Ontkcan. Stan Wong. Corey Sloan. Sean Bunton. Mason Kelmcr. Adair Cousins. SECOND ROW: Shaun Johnsrude (coach), Rob Rclmcr, Trevor Marsh, Dave Mack. Ian Bokvlst, Blaln McCIhaw, Tom Thelssen, Shaun Robinson, Dave Ooughnour. Matt Hutcheson. Scott Cur­tis. Adam Hcusken. Bernle Ontkcan (Coach).Colts Baseball With only four returning players the Colts have a lot of work to do. However there are some outstanding first year players, which should help the team to be contenders for the league title in June. Coach Young is back for his second year and is joined by two graduates from last years Rams team. This is great for baseball at L.C.I. IJACK ROW LEFT TO KIQMT: nick Sheen. Jeff Traweek. Ryan Nears. Tyler Young. Ryan Anderson. Mike Kirkhnm, Jarrett Bcrczan 1'ROftT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Ryan Young (coach). Justin Bridgewater, Tyler Cseke. Myles Fletcher, Mitcli Carpenter. Wayne Erickson (Manager) MISSING: Mike Rausch, Chris McKccnBACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Nick Gcmmcll, Ryan Fletcher. Kriston Rcnney. Jeff Saunders. Na­than Erickson. Greg Roberts FRONT ROW LEFTTO RIGHT: Wayne Erickson (coach). Andrew Kamitakahara. Lester Kwong. Kale Norseworthy. Shawan Smith. Taylor Coe. Cordell D'Andrea Rams Baseball The Rams are provincial fin­alists from last year and have five returning players. Al­though they have an out­standing group of graduates from the Colts and a couple of new players in the pro­gram, they have a difficult task facing them. Medicine Hat, the provincial champion, lost only one player from last year's team. The Rams will work hard to get to the final again and upset the 1995 pro­vincial champions.Badminton Club/Team The l.C.I Badminton Club runs from the first of October to the end of April. The cost is $20 for the season. We meet Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7-9 and Saturday from 10-12. Tournaments start in Febru­ary and continue to the first of April when a Badminton Team is chosen to represent the school. Those students entering tournaments pay the entry fee plus pay for trans­portation. LCI has been well represented at Provincials and will continue to do well with coaches from the Leth­bridge Community College, the teaching staff and former top players. All levels of play are welcome so come out and have fun!/ w WBl111 uJ f MilGrade 11 The next WaveAchtcmlchuk. Marc Aldridge. Allison Aldridge. Racshcil Anderson. Jo<c'.yn Anderson. Angle Anderson. Ryan Anderson. Candice Anderson. Jennifer Ankhurst ItosViman. Jor<l.i Armstrong. Amanda Asplund ISren: Asplund, Ada Jane Auld. Verna baclio. Janl* bagnall. Chad bare. Aaron Bascom. Alex baity. Alexander Bcauchesnc. Alanna Heckman. Kyan Berc/an. Jarrell bcttqcr. Jodi EMcmasKIc. Ja> b rv., Shawn RSenkin. David tkxliunik, Kyan bochr. Quentin boirck. Katherine Ho/.sak. Stew* Bridgewater. Justin brinsmead. brycc brooks, Jason brooks. John brown. Jennifer Brown. Sharia brown. Patrick bruncau. Koc hello buctnicn. Sophie budd. Valerie Gayle bullied. David 53 I'union. Scan Burris, Juanita Burris. Mike Bustannntc, Carolina Bulrcnchuk. Elaine Campbell. Mike Carry, Jade Carter. Christie Clieyne. Ryan Chinn, Jamie < hifstensen, Colin Christensen, Dana Clark. Ryan Ctementv Rhonda Coates. Ililn Coe. Taylor Cook. Christine Cook. Jennifer Corbett. Tammy Corot hets. Lisa Oalsen, Jalmlc Crandall. Don<|!as Crane, Denver C.sekc, Tyler Cunningham, r.rln Cunningham, Sc oil D Andrea. Cordell Dan forth. Tim Danielson. Login Day. Morgan Day Chief. Wendy Dcckco. Haitian Devries. Tanya Dobay. Michael Dudley, Jared Duke. Mitch Durnln. Stacey Dyck BobbyOoc Dyke. Kristopher 54 Dyson. George Carl. J.iriM’% Cckert. Cherry Edwards, Mike Edwards, Math an Cmtniry. Jason Cng. Darren f.vans. Joanne I’.vdoklmoff. Crln Taber. Isabelle falconer, James reiguson. John Paul fessler. Leanne field. Keith Mlkov»skl. nicole flnnerly. Tricla fisher. Paul Tit/henry. Kevin fortney. David fov»he. Julian ntesen. Stephen furlottc. P.un lyfe. Jennifer Gannon. l>o«rcn Oasl. David Gcdlaman. Hcq;iii Gcmmcll. Me ho las Gerais. C. GUI. Jason Qllllat. Caroline Gillric. Christopher GlllarskJ. Trav.s Gins. Klml>erl> G oates. Melissa Godfrey. Melanie Ciooglmour. David Go* and. Melanie Orimes. Dry*1*' Gugala. K.ui Hacker. JenniferHamilton. Craig llamllng, ruck Hammond. Guy M.incy. James Marker. CluSs Masked. Jonathan Mai Held. Tievor Meg! and. Kara Mciiulch. Chclscy llendry. Conner llcnlngcr. Jo> Anne MIc Key. Kona Id Mil mr(. Ryan Mill>er. flora Moll mgsworlh. Alicia Holmes. Christopher Homan. Marla Homberger. Austin Mo)t. Jessie Mutton. Jeffrey Ibuki. Alyssa Ing. Jennifer Illingworth. Ci. Ingham. Patrick istclfson. Rhcit Jackson. David Johnson. Llala Johnson. Shane Johnston. Josh Jubber. Amanda Jubber. Tamara Kalmar, Jennifer Kandc). Usa Kark. David Keeping. Michael Kerr. Jennifer Kerr. David Klktm. Mark King, rtlkki King Brown, Slunnon 56 Krchncr. Devin Kish. John Kitchen. Carrie Kla^vcn, Kritly Kocppcn. Then Koopnuns Chris Kopp. Celine Korcthoskl. Colin Komclscn. Heather Kornelson Lindsay Kozak. Lance Kunimoto. Kristy Kutan/i. Tandy Lynn Kvedi f Melissa Kwong, U.\lcr LdCOrnbe. At) sin Laenon. Dave Lancaster. April Landry, Michelle Landry. Cameron latter. Kellie Lawson. Marina Laycock. Michael Lc. Thinh U Clicmin.ini. Alita Lead heat or. Ryan Lcat Jt, Jocelyn Lcav i: Stacy Leavitt, Jill Leealn. Jennifer Legs. Kevin LcjbjuK. Michelle leurinflff. Chris LipInsKi. Chris lx», Reuben Low. David l.unn. Shauna LysaK. Sonja Mac Kay. Slobh an Mackenzie, DavidMadge. Kcitli Madsen. Scott Majeran. Darren Maine Ko. Adam Malinowski. Clir.l M.ilmbeni- Brooke Marcinck. Andrea Marsh, Jeff Martin. Tracy Martincll. Tyna Martinet!. ratio Mason, Kim Masoda. Kristie Mayer. Daniel McArthur. JfllUin McArthur. Mac kcn/ic MeCSennan. U>i<n McCrea. Christine Medon-ild. Tracy MeDougatd. Jared Mctlhaw. Blaine McV’addcn. Darren McOcc. Kerry McIntyre. Bryan McKee. Amanda McKlIlop, Marcie McLaughlin. Kelly McLaughlin. Josh MePtabb. Jan Is McKcli:. Robert McJkcr. Karen Mears. R>an Mccch. Mark Meheden. Brianna MirheKon. Natalie Milklos. Jamie Mhkovkh. Shawn Mitchell. Dougin* Mitchell, Jennifer Moore. JonathanMortice, Kara MlilOCk. Mike Munro. flalh.in Rafly. Stephen Rerneth. Cidnee Rey. David RkkcJ, Jesse Wish. Cari Rolan. Jrlf Nooilgcdagt. Katherine Rorsuorlhy. Kate Morton. Brent Rowell. Christopher Oliver. Btv Olsen. Anders Olsen. Sheri OrniomJ. Timothy Orr. Paul Pjpj^ohn. Alexander Paquette. Beverly Ann Park. Su/anne Parker. Chris Parker. Brett Paul. Jeremy Pavtlak. Amanda Peake. Theresa Pedlar, riisha Pennington, ferry Penny. Christina Perdue. Usa Peter son. Melanie Peterson. Kimberly Peterson. Michael Petrakis. Marco Phillips. Aaron Pitt. Vincent Platt. Kelli Ann Plaiitstcincr. Usa Pocock. Michelle Polanco. Luci.i 59 Pollard. Kac Purayko. Marlin I’rairle Chicken. Joe Price, Shelly h)<lc. Jason Kiel. Kindy Kiuscli. Michael Reed. Jeremy Reeves, Kelly Held. Doneka Kenner. Mason Roberts. Gregory Roberts, Mike Robinson. Steven Rogers. Mark Kols. J Komanchuk. Douglas RosmanHr. Kristie Roth. Aaron Roth. Jasmin Rowley. James Kuheniuk. Jaime Sage. Scott Sandusky. Ilrtn Saunders. Joey Sawalsky. Derek Schapansky. Ryan Seou. Joni Scoviltc. Clielsll Secbcck. Keith Sefcik. Becky Seibert, Liurlc Selski. Craig Shannon. I’.rymi Shearer, .Jessica Sherwood. Matthew Sheilds. Nathan Shockley. Julia Smith. Tyson Smith, ShawnSttiMli. S. Smite, Loil SomnwrfcWl, Mary Soroka. Tancill Steel. Graham Stevenson, Dana Stewart. Andrea Stale.ucittv Ryan Strlngam, Stacey stringer. Jennifer Sutherland. Mikkl Sutherland. Chris Svoboda. Mike Sw.ig.ir. ft kolas Tanner. Cam.uk Tanner. Jennifer Teramura. Brandi Thtbert, Cory Thompson. Mark Todd, Kris Tschcttcr. Marlene Tsdicttcr. Dennis Turner. Beth TwKs. Michelle Tytula. Tania Uwaroy. David Van Dcur/en. Joshua Vandc Beck. lived VamJc Beck. Lorn.i Vanderbilt. Matthew Varzarl. Cara Vcrbrcc. Amy Vlcrs. Shell) Viola. Janay Vlvser. Brad Wagenaar. Jon Wagner. StielomUh WaUlcrn. Bonnie Waikcy. Orefl Wallers Tiffany 61 Wallers, r.v.in Waul. Lcha Waugh. Mike Weasel rat. Ouvin.'inc Weeks, Jaime ' Whltche.ul, Sefcn.i WIcbc. Dalyce Williams, Oavin Williams. Willie Wlpf. Ryan Wojtcch. Verena Wolscy. IVccKy Wong. Tilna Worn;. Maine Wurvt Darren Woolf. Tikki Wo/nlcrko. Stephen Wright, Lilly Zfluiskl. Jessica ZooK. Alison Pictures Missing Abbott. Ken Anderson. Kindra bach. Emily Brown. Amanda Bullshiclds, Siouxan Calioon, Dallas Day Kidcr, Vernon Harrison, Steven Kidd, Shannon Kotowski, Tammy Leblanc. Jason Leslie. Calvin Okon Kios, Janiffer Osejo, Mario Paiva Qomes Gerais, Camila Panklnirsl Koshman, Jordan Qucsnclle, Melissa Scout, Jayne Shaw, Shannon Signori, Yanick Slusarek. Katherine Sparkes, Jason Stephenson. Michael Takahashi. Shinono Trockstad, Emily Vlrostck, Stacey Webb. John Yarmuch, Daniel Yoshinaka. Kocky 62 ClubsLCI's Hiking Club is led by Ms. Martc. This year, in Sep­tember. they went to Waterton Lakes national Park and climbed the bears Hump. They also explored Red Rock Canyon and blackcston Palls. Ms. Marte also took a group of students to Goldcye Camp to try rock climbing and repel­ling. The group is looking for­ward to more hiking in the spring.PROMT ROW: niillip Richardson, Steven Cherry. Francis Jones RACK ROW: Constable Kramer. Jennifer Mackey The weightlifting club meets at lunch and after school. Mr. Kramer and Mrs. Berry instruct the students in the pro­per methods of weightlifting. The stu­dents go to get energized, fit and have a good time.Pep Club The LCI Pep Club, led by Kathi bis­ter, have worked hard planning and executing Pep rallies in support of major activities at LCI. The LCI Pep Club's involvement and participation in numerous LCI activities promotes school spirit and strengthens the bonds between students, teachers and the school. HACK: Susan Milne (advisor). Suzanne Park, Amber Ortlleb. Nathan Erickson, Brandon Fletcher, Megan Johnson. Alicia Meeks, David Uwazny FRONT: Becky Sefclk. Kathi l.istcr. Amy Sommcrfcldt. Brian Stewart. Kristy MaclennanAMBER BROWN ERIN COATES LEVI COX REGAN CRAWFORD GUY DOBIF. LIN DAY GUENTHER JENNIFER HACKER SHAUN IIAGEM LISTER KARA MEGLAND ROBERT IRONSIIIRT AMANDA KNELSEN APRIL LANCASTER CHRIS LOMAS JAMIE LYPKIE ' IAN MACLACHLAN CHRISTINE MACK 1 DAVE MACK KARIN MC NEELY MCDONALD TRACY KATHERINE MOODY BECKY NEUFELD NEVE ANDREA SUZZANF. OLCHOWECKI CATHERINE ORCHARD NICK PAPP JULIE PAPP MATT PELZMAN DARREN PLAUSTEINF.R GLEN RASMUSSEN KRISTON RENNIE ALEX ROBERTSON SHAWN ROBINSON SALMON NICK BRENT SALTER 1 REBECCA SMITH CAMERON STEEN CARA VARZARI KIM WEIR 1 STAN WONG B*CK ROW Lm TO RIGHT: Levi Cox. Matt Pdicman. Dave Mack, flick Papp. KvKton Rennie. Camefon Steen. Darren Plauitclnrr. Ian MaclJUflhl.n. Me Salmon, Brent Salter MIDDLE KOV. LtrT TO RIGHT: Rebecca Smith. Kim Weir. Suile Olchoweckle. Amber Brown. Andrea Neve. Catherine Orchard. Julie Papp. RCflin Crawford* Becky (fellfctd, Okn Rasmuaacn. Stan Wong. TKOfiT ROW l.r.rr TO RIGHT: Christine Mack. Amanda Knelsen. Lindsey Ciuenthrr. Karin Mchcely. Jamie L> pkk. Dean Plaustelner. Ate* Robertson. Chris Lomat MtSSIftQ: April Umcaster. Cara Vanarl. Kara Hegland. Shaun Kob!nson. Jen Hacker, Erin Coates. Guy Dobk. Shaun nagcmclster. Tracy McDonald. Katherine Moody The LC1 Travel Club will leave for Europe on April 3. In Paris they will climb the Eiffel Tower, visit the Worlds' most famous Museum, the Louvre. They will walk down the Champs- Elysces and visit sites like the Arc dc Triom- phc. Sacrc Coeur, Notre Dame as well as visit the unique Pierre Lachalsc Cemctary to view the graves of people like Chopin and Jim Mor­rison. Then to the Hard Rock Cafe. Upon leaving Paris they will stop at Vimy Ridge, Waterloo and then spend time seeing the beautiful city of Brussels before moving on to Amsterdam. Visits to a Diamond Factory, Anne Frank's Mouse, and a canal cruise arc but a few of the many activities here. Prior to sailing on the English Channel the group will stop at the beautiful Flemish Bel­gium city of Bruges. In England they will visit the city of Bath, Stonehenge, Salisburry Cath­edral as well as the major sites of London. In London they will be attending two theatre per­formances, Grease and their choice of Les Mis- crablcs. Miss Saigon or Phantom of the Opera. On the linal evening the group will attend the famous Beefeater Banquet where they dine with Henry the VIII and his court. Students will return on April 15 with souvenirs from the original Hard Rock Cafe and the new Planet I loll wood and the many many memories of Europe.The club for Students Against Impaired Driving is devoted to in­creasing community awareness of the problem and discouraging im­paired driving. By taking action against drunk and drugged driving we hope to reduce the number of fatal and physical, mental, emo­tional, permanent scars. Friends don't let friends drive drunk. S.A.I.D. UK: Mrs. Kohovlc. Kim Weir. Meg O'Shea, Suzanne Olckowecki. Kachel Stefan. Jenn Jessop. FR: Mora Foroud, Erin Patching. Danielle Braund. Krista Dawson, Jenn Erickson. Jennifer Cierlock. Shannon SteinbeckStudents Alive is affiliated with Intervarsity Christian Fellowship. This group of young peo­ple meet every Thursday at noon under the gui­dance of Doug Whclpton and Mrs. Kahovlc. Our group offers two things to it's members, the first being an opportunity for spiritual growth. This was accomplished through prayer meet­ings. tahe fives and special guests. The second thing the club offered was a chance for the stu­dents to let loose and have fun. Our activities throughout the past year included things such as skits, cotton ball blowing, contests, and pizza parties. This past year has been one of the best for us, at Students Alive Club and we're looking forward to our next great year at I.C.I. f K: Jennifer Hacker. leanne Tewler. Amanda Armstrong Mrs Kobovlc. Valeric Rudd. David hey. Kevin leofl. Shawn Blrvv MK: Jevvica Rumcr. hatr Mctlravy. Manna Kamov kebeca ISarcynaga. Simon ElllvTodlnaton. Kyan Stotearculuv Gideon Tung Jarvlv Mdlabb. Thca Kocppcn. BR Tanya Schnlcdcr. Shannon Stcnbeck. Jennifer Gertoek Almec Mar- bldge. Jennifer helmar. Doug VShelpton. David Alexander. Sara-Lynnc Dewar. 71 Japanese Club We watch videos, do ORI­GAMI, and play chess games. We also chat about Japanese culture. TOP ROW (L-R): Jason Brooks, Shawn Birss, Sabrina Loo, Michelle Rcmpel. Kelly Feckham. Erika Townsend, Shinao Nakamo. MIDDLE ROW (L-R): Jarvis McMabb, Ryan Stolcarcius, Alanna Stalker. Shukuko Suda, Pam Furlottc. Lorna- Lee VandcBcck. Mancy Rebolone. Vasiliki Kottis. Yoshistato Mori. PROMT ROW (L-R): Mike Mlllycr, Val Budd. Carrie Kitchen. Alana Leavens. Brandi Boguski. Dayna Thompson, ttaruka Makazono. Tamara Brooks. Masako Tanl. L.C.I. native Club The L.C.I. Native Club is open to Native and Non-Native students. Together we enjoy activities such as field trips, sports and learning about our heritage. We also discuss issues concerning natives in today's society, trying to bridge the gap between our cultures to make a more re­laxed and comfortable environment to learn in. Triathalon Club The Triathalon Club, coached by Mr. Emerson, is new to LCI. The aim of this club is to introduce students to the sport of triathalon. A triathalon consists of three events (swimming, cycling, and running). Members of the triathalon club have the opportunity to train with other club members and participate in some of the local events (U of L Sprint Triathalon, Rids of Steel Triathalon, and the Runner's Soul Triathalon). Members of the LCI Triath­alon Club include: Carolyn Wood, Erin Page, Christine Jo­seph. Rob Peterson, Shayne Mover, James Lewis, and Cory Thibert.Stained Glass Club HACK: Mark Buczulck, Tracy Burns, Jen Jessop, Shannon Marshallw 1996 Principal's Message This Year's theme, 'Making Waves', once again inspires a variety of thoughts and reactions which can be applied to life in general and, particularly, to a school such as ours. One connotation which might arise when one thinks of Making Waves' is one of disruption, of stirring things up. And, while to many such a connotation might appear somewhat nega­tive. is it really? It is very important to realize that change seldom occurs when things are running smoothly and where the status quo is always maintained. Virtually every significant change -- every great leap forward in history -- has come because waves were made. This is true in life generally, but also in schools, and I hope too that it will be true in the futures which are before all of you. 'Making Waves' also suggests standing out and being noticed, which also can be very posi­tive. rio one likes or admires a show-off or braggart, but acknowledging and recognizing accomplishments is good for individuals and groups, too. At L.C.I. achievements are recog­nized and publicized, whether academic, athletic, in the fine arts, or in the broader com­munity. While you have been at L.C.I., I hope that your accomplishments - the waves which you made -- did receive appropriate recognition. As you move on with your lives also, I further hope that you continue to achieve much and that you receive the recognition such accom­plishments deserve. for those finishing high school this June, all the very best in your future endeavors. To those of you who will return to L.C.I. next term, have a great summer! - Mich forster I (i. Alexander J. Allemckinders L. Baker S. Bartlett T. Bell Cj. Bclons B. Berry w. Boscliee C. Brack R. Bramul R. Bridgewater C. Burton D. Burton .J. Cassar M. Cassar M. Dechief T. Demas A. Dumont A. Dykslag J. Elkjar B. Emerson W. Erickson D. Eveleigh D. firth 76 LCI Staff TOP RICHT: Mr. Gnandt TOP: Teachers enjoying the break and good conversation during lunch. RIGHT: OOII this all looks sooo good! What do you like most about teaching? - "Inspiring my students!" unknown - "It's a great adventure. Sometimes I even "Make a dif­ference." "That's a special bond be­tween teacher and student." N. Grainger - 'The challenge of showing a student "Flew things and Ideas." 11. Rymes A. Grusendorf J. Hansen P. Meincn I). Hill K. Harbidge l). Medley M. Mirschkorn G. Holland M. Holland K. Homan G. Huculak K. IchinoTOP RIGHT: Mr. Shack catching the last rays of summer. TOP: Staff hiking into Bertha Lake at Watcrton. RIGHT: Ms. May and Mr. Ras­mussen Conferencing in the hallway. What is your biggest pet peeve about students? - "Students who have the ability but don't work." C. Burton - "Students coming LATE to class, BUG ME." M. Rasmussen - "Mr. II. I couldn't gel my homework done; I was called into work, my cat got sick, I left my book in my locker, or my dad wanted to help me but he didn't know the answer!" R. Homan P. Jensen V. Jensen M. Jcspcrsen I. Karin D. Kempt I,. Kempt5. Mackintosh L. Major C. Matte I). May G. Mcdonald T. Overwater W. Penner I). Merrick S. Milne W. Orr l>. Menard C. Penricc II. Rhymes P. Scarlett D. Scott J. Scotter R. Seibert J. Shackleford Ci. Sheen M. Tani I'. Torjek C. Walters J. Warkenlin A. WillisStaff Can Have Fun! TOP RIGHT: Mr. Walters Always joking around. TO!': Who's supposed lo lead this dance? RIGHT: Mrs. Miln and Mrs. Belouse enjoying a short re­trieve from classes. What made you decide to become a teacher? - "I like kids and I think I can make a difference." unknown - "I wanted to be a part of the most important thing people do - and that is to LEARN." Mrs. Karnage - "1 admired many of my own teachers in Social. Chemistry and P.E. I thought it would be great to work with young people." Mr. ShacklefordJapanese Teacher Exchange Oh, what a wonderful world! Oh. what a wonderful world I am In! I am now in such a big world as I've never experienced. Mo. I should not use the word big. large nor huge for it. but I don't Know the good word for it so let me use the word great' Since the moment I was picked up at the airport in Calgary by Mr. Zauqg and Mr. Rasmussen. I was very surprised and moved to see the ■■great­ness"; I can sec nothing but yellow wheat and blue sky and it is unable to get in my sight at a glance. Seeing it. I have to sec my front, right and left, of course, and then turn myself back and see front, right and left again. The flat grand view ex­pands in all directions far away and makes the round horizon dividing from the heaven. Such "greatness" blots every movement of the world; many cows and horses In groups stand still here and there like hay on the fields and I can only realize to see the breaths bright white in the early morning sunlight that they arc alive. Even cars exist by houses, shops and gas stations, where someone stands as If they were in a picture, and every­thing is calm and still again. I am almost faint to be in the "greatness" and after an hour • driving, there comes the same flat endless grand view, yellow wheal and blue sky. nochangel But hours of navigation takes me to another splendid new world, the Rockies. The Rockies show up in front of me and soon I am embraced into her "greatness". How young the Rocky Mountains arc! Mow rough and power­ful they arc! The long history of their struggle with heat and cold, rain and snow, glacier and wind, grass and trees and so on. have just been at the first stage of their development. They have been refusing to be con­quered by any living things; the mountains in Japan have completely or almost have lost their sharpness and arc covered with green. Though the Rocky Mountains arc on the way. their "greatness" tenderly allows all the things to grow and live In them. This is Lethbridge. Alberta where I am now. In such a wonderful world live my dearest friends that I've met in Lethbridge. It is you; each of the L.C.I. teachers and staff and boys and girls and citizens. I am very poor at remembering your names. One day I asked one lady what her name was. but soon after that I remembered having asked tier name only live minutes before. But she never lost her smile and told me her name. Some took me to lunch and dinner, for short trips, hikes, golf, fishing and they arc really wonderful and I enjoyed them very much. I cannot tell them all but you have showed me your wonderful world and the ways of living in the "great" world as possible as you could. And each one of them made my wife and me fee! everything fresh, exciting and happy. I can never forget each of them. In the end I sincerely hope you will come to Sapporo and find the new world. I'm sure we will be helpful for you. Thank- you very much for all the goodwill that you showed toward us. Thankyou. Yoshlsato MoriJazz Choir This year's group continues to carry on the tradition of quality choir performances in the Jazz idiom. Although there is no major trip planned this year the group will per­form at festivals, concerts, and local functions as part of their sharing of Jazz music and music education. As al­ways this group is a pleasure to teach. [JACK ROW: Allison Aldridge, Matt Sherwood, Carrie Nish, David Ncg. Kevin Lcgg. Aaron Koe- gler, Kyle Yamaglshi MIDDLE ROW: Christine Joseph. Craig Hamilton. Meriho Shigcml. Mike Brunelle, Beth Turner, Kim Peterson. Rachel Stefan, Robyn Katrenicz, Erinn Lvclokirrioff PROMT ROW: Ryan Stolcarcius. Jams Me MabbChamber Choir This year's choir consists of 38 sing­ers grades 10-12. The group once again is attempting to pursue excellence in choral music and will share their voices in a variety of settings including the Lethbridge Kiwanis Festival, Calgary Choralfest, Choralfest in the Central Washington State Festival and in their own concert. rROMT ROW (IrR): Stephanie Johnson. Katie Bollock. Tanls Holt-Baker. Kyle Yumaglshl, Marlko Shi pc ml. Morgan Croll. Sheila Christie. Val Rudd. Christine Joseph, Almcc Harhldge 2HD ROW (L-R): Doncka Reid, Skye Wilson. Robyn Katrcnlcz. Doug Mitchell. Brin Budokunoff, Heather Kcrnclson. Matt Sherwood. Mike Ijcacock. Brian Stewart 3RD ROW (L-R): flathan Decclco. Carl Nish. Jarvis Mcflabb. Rachel Stefan. Morgan Day. Kelly Reeves. Belli Turner. David Hey ATII ROW (L-R): Craig Hamilton. Kevin Lcgg. Brent Horton. Mike Drtcrson, Aaron Kocglcr. Danielle Braund, Meg O'Shea. David Alexander MISSIHQ: Melissa Baccda. Mike Bruncllc. Allison Aldridge. Ben Bennett 85 Concert Band The concert band performs at the annual Winter and Spring concerts in addition to the Lethbridge Kiwanis Music Festival. They also perform throughout the city for local happen­ings. They have also competed at the Provincial and national level. rKO.1T ROW • ten TO Kid!!!: Andrea Stewart. Stephen Woznkako. Haney Kebolone. Sarah Spackman. Megan Johnston. Oraham Steel. Christopher Howell. J.iymie Harris MIDOtCROW • Ltn TO KIQIIT: Kaeshcll Aldridge. Amber MacLean. Jodi Dennis Angela Torry. Stacey LcCoultrc. Reeky Shield*. Jennifer Thompson. Jocel>n llardle. Erika Townsend. Wesley Lebeau. Mm Scott BACK ROW • LCrT TO RIGHT: Robert Goth. Andrew Scully. Justin Turner, flick Sullivan. Hathan Declcco. Jennifer Okon Klo*. Darren Wood. Tanya DeVries. Haitian Kenny. Jaime Lypkle. Shawna Kclnar. Jason WongStage Band The Stage Band performs every year at the annual Winter and Spring Con­certs, and local Kiwanis Festival. From time to time they compete in The Pro­vincial Stage Band Festival. Performing throughout the city for various func­tions - Official Openings, malls etc. is also a function of the Stage Band. HACK HOW • LEFT TO RIGHT: Paul l-owton, Graham Steele, nick Sullivan. Jason Wong. Kob Lodcrmcicr. Jodi Dennis. Darren Wood. Lorna Vandc Beck. Jannifcr Okon Rios, Mr. Pokarney FROMT ROW • LEFT TO RIGHT: Nathan Dcclcclo. Christopher Nowell. Rim Scott. Stephen Wozniczko. Amber MacLcan, Megan Johnston. Tany DeVries, Nathan KennyCast 8? Crew PRODUCER/DIRECTOR • Mr. Richard Braund BLACKLIGMT DIRECTOR - Miss. Deannc May Paul Lawton. Michelle Williams. Jenn Brown, Mark Kilam. Marla Homan. Tyler Csckc. Robb Hunter. Tammy Clark. Angelo Cultrcra. Sheila Chris­tie. Peggy Hunter, Alicia Meeks. Jeff Cambell. Erin Coates. Tom White- head. Robyn Katrenicz, John Webb. Rac Ann Pollard. Josh McLaughlin, Aaron Latracc, Dallas Cahoon. James Allan. Patrick Lawlor. James Leader. Evan MacDonald. Bradley Weitz, Nathan Eraser. Lindy Cooke. Andrea Scout. Brian McIntyre, Tara Olcr. Aaron Cristcnscn. Kristine Pla- gata. Shannon Marshall. Bryan Grimes, Marilyn Porayko. Scan Low. Me­gan Johnston, Mora Eoroud, Arianna Scbo, Byron Hanson. Emily Bach. Karin McMccly, Shawn Scrcpnek. Kyle Burns. J'Lean Smith. Kim Scott. Bev Oliver. Karen Doran. Keltie barter. Amy Sommcrfcldt. Ryan Stolear- dus, Chrissy Ann Hovan. Kim tfovan. Emily Campbell. Rhonda Clements, Skye Wilson, Laurie Seibert. Morgan Croil. Jennifer Vanderfluit. Adam Park. David Uwazny. Stacy Romanchuk. Jennifer Jessop. McKInnley Prince, Brett Parker. Jade Carry, Brent Sorensen. Amy Vcrbrcc. Alanna llirschc. Shauna Bochmc. Alysia LaCombe, Tracy Burns. Teresa l ix. An­drew Scully. LCI Drama Productions Pretenty 2ittk ^ermcrib 88 By Koiemcuy Nuriey-Bray■ rtV • ~1 v/I r i TOSaisj Jr W t In Movember 1995, the LCI drama club prepared and pre­formed the play "The Little Mer­maid". With auditions held in September, there were three months of hard work by the cast and crew. Everything was accom­plished by students with little adult guidance. The production also in­cluded a combination of art and drama with added tallets of the Blacklight puppeteers. There were a total of eight per­formances, four matinees for classes of the elementary schools around Lethbridge, and one mat­inee and three evening shows lor the public. Also a dress rehearsal (performance) for the staff of LCI. The production was a complete success with all shows soldout. CONGRATULATIONS.LCI Art Glass Guild The LCI Art Glass Guild is very proud of the Pre­miere Home Decor Arts & Craft Sale they held Oc­tober 28th and 29th this year. The sale was a huge success thanks to students and staff who worked very hard. The proceeds from the sale have gone towards supplies and equipment for the Art pro­gram at LCI. As well, two tuition scholarships are being offered to students who are going on to Post Secondary studies. A $600,00 scholarship is be­ing offered to a student going on to study Art and a $400.00 scholarship is being offered for general studies. A committee will determine the recipient of these scholarships. The sale featured over 50 artists and crafters from Alberta and Saskatchewan. Students were also encouraged to display and sell their art. The two day event was held in the front foyer, the caf­eteria and the small gym. Students had a chance to meet many different people from all walks of life and see a business side of the art world. In addition, the students were excellent ambassa­dors for LCI as they interacted with the crafters and public. Excellent public relations for our school.12's The Wave of the FutureEmma Ablethorpe Krin Ablethorpe Steve Andrews Toni Arjannikov bill Baker Tim Black Gina Bonnard Kelly Briggs Kyle Burns Corey Gaboon Nicole Carson Ian Cooke Jill Crop Bared Wolf Philip Davies Guy Dobic Nathan Fraser Tyler Fritz Amber Girven Brad Gray Crystal Manna Byron ttanson Gregory llcscltinc Jason Morvat Tracy Hughes Christine HunterL Mike Jensen Nadine l.arko Melissa Larsen Aaron Lai race Patrick Lawlor Scan Low Evan Macdonald Erika McHugh Lisa McKay Jcffercy Morgan Janine Motz Jim Mulock Gavin Neill Michelle Parascak Thomas Peterson Kevin Poctlkcr Laura Porter Russ Red Crow Stephanie Ritter Randi Robinson Carlos Roman Brent Rowland Jason Sackman Wenona SchatzCliirs Selk Stephen Setski Meidy Scrvano Tanya Shot Both Sides Charla Solly Christine Soivy Bob Soumpassis Marty Steele Luke Strciscl Melissa Svoboda Jackie Trawcck Nathan Underwood Christina Velasquez Stephen Viola Jerry Waldrcn Sarah Ward Pam Widnicr Jasmine Zsombor Missing Graduates and Grade 12's Melissa Anderson I5cn Bcnncl Jasmine Bert; Lisa iSerg John Bester Matt Bourbeau Eugene Brave Kock Brant Chollack Micheal Collins Darren Crundwcll Jolcc Davis Billy Joe Dyck Monica llacioi Robyn Mealy Kirk lleppncr Cory IfofTman Colin Howe Saxon Jones Obcd Maurice Mark Mcech Tim Mcech Chadwick Mcllafont Regan Mullin ISrcll Ney Wendy Roberts Jason Roslinsky Brian Scheurkogcl 96 Student Exchange The 1995-96 IXI exchange program had a successful year. Students arrived from such countries as Germany, Ja­pan, Brazil, Quebec and Sweden. The ex­change students and their LCI partners enjoyed many cultural outings. Tor ex­ample, we visited Gold Eye Camp. Belle- View Mine, Edmonton, Calgary, Banff, Coaldale Bird of Prey Centre and more. These exchanges are a worthwhile ex­perience for people wishing to expand their cultural horizons. PACK KOW (L-R): Ms. Martc. Jen Kerr, Isabelle Faber, Danielle Braund, Katlirin Overbeck. Sophie Buchticn. Yanick Signori FRONT ROW (L-R): Lcannc Stewart, tiaruka Nakazono, Cumila Gomes Gerais, Shukuko Suda. Ta­nya Simmons, Vasiliki KottisA L R E R T A GAMES WINTER 1 0 9 6 Meet me there The skyward, black branches of the trees Stripped of their children, the now fallen leaves Tell me of a fall and a summer lost And prospects of mornings shining with frost To case the cold's sharp retort We turn our eyes to winter sports We will not sec the winter's end Until we've had our festival of friends When provincial kin and friends will come To share a time of life and of fun Come meet me there I'll learn your names At a festival of friends at the Alberta Winter Games! - by Kevin l«egg (first prize) Festival of friends As athletes come from north. South, East and West. They compete with one another to do their best. They all come with one thing in common, hope, dreams, and pride. While they strive for excellence some leave with tears of joy. others with tears of pain. Time and effort have been put in by all athletes. It has given them more chances than they ever dreamed. meeting new people, watching new talents, and making new friends. friendships are made, records are set. and fun never stops. As time goes on the world changes, but one thing that stands the test of time are the friendships made by all athletes. People change, but friends are forever. - by Michelle Stauffer (third prize) Friends As I watch the excitement of glimmering faces. Concentrating on that one goal they strive to achieve. Working hard yet Having fun! getting together with other participants. Laughing, joking, making friends. Joys, encouragement. Happiness, victory. Friends arc always there. •by Kate McElravy (second prize) TOP: lx>go for Alberta Winter Games by Aaron Low CENTRE: LCI entry in the snow sculpture contest AiSOVE: Mrs. Major's Social Stu­dies class stages a sit-in in pre­paration for the Alberta Winter GamesEncounters Canada Encounters Canada was one of the best time I've ever had. I met about 130 Kids who came from Newfoundland, to Vancouver, to Whitehorse, and everyone was there to have fun. We saw the Group of Seven at the National Art Gallery, sat in Jean Chretien's chair in the House of Commons, and toured a nuclear power plant in our spare time. I'll admit the food is not so hot. and due to lack of sleep, the first day back in Lethbridge was shot, but the week I spent at the Terry Fox Center was fantastic, and you'll love it too. (Meg O'Shea) Encounters Canada (Terry Fox) in Ottawa uni­fies 135 Canadian students from across the coun­try on a weekly basis from September through to Nay. Experiencing the essence of Canada's culture and people, this extraordinary program embraces all that Canada can be - one country. TOP LEFT: Legion winner - Dawn Peacock, 1st place poetry contest (Alberta Winter Games) - Ke­vin Legg. Legion winner - Shaun Cook, 3rd place poetry contest (Alberta Winter Games) - Nichclle Stauffer MIDDLE LEFT: Terry Fox Center - Meg O'Shea, 2nd place poetry contest (Alberta Winter Games) - Kate Mcllray, Terry Fox Center • Erin Patching MISSING: Terry Fox Center - Jared Berezah, Brook Peacock WINNERS OF FIRE PREVENTION CONTEST: Nicole Chevalier - lst($300), Andrew Stendebach - 3rd($100) LCI's recycling is brought up to speed. Through the sponsorship from the Lethbridge Community Association, Friends of the Environment, and the efforts of LCI students, the recycle program was updated and made more efficient.national Honors Society The national Honors Society is the largest extra-curricular group in L.C.I. besides the student body itself. This group is the only one of it's Kind in Southern Alberta. It is an organization focused mainly in the United States but there arc a few choice schools in Can­ada who are given the privilege to host such a group. The honors Society is made up of Grade 1 I and 12 students chosen on several criteria: having a pre­vious year's average of 80% or grater and demonstrating qualities of charac­ter. leadership, scholarship and service in their high school careers. This year the Honors Society consists of 93 mem­bers. The national honors Society focuses a large part of their efforts on helping out non-profit, community agencies. Throughout this year we have helped out the Lethbridge Regional Hospital, the PARTY (Prevent Alcohol and Related Trauma in Youth) Program, the Diabetes Foundation, the heart and Stroke Fund, the Alberta Lung Association and we have also helped the Lethbridge Minor Football Association. To raise money for the group annually, the nils does stock taking for Eaton's and we also plan to have a car wash this year. We would like to thank all our members this year for a job well done. PROMT ROW: Rekkl Tagg. Amy Sommcrfcldt. Jennifer Chomlak. David Qoughnor. Tanell Soroka. Jocelyn rcss- !cr. Amanda Armstrong Shelly Price. Elaine Butrcnchuk. Valerie Budd. Jessica Rumer ROW 2: Cara Vazarl. Alison Aldridge. Dana Stevens. Suzy Olchowcchl. McgO Shea. Nora Poreud. Marlene Tschct- ter. Bonnie Waldrcn. Graham Steel. Jaclyn Machacck ROW y. Dawn Berry, t.isa P.dwards, Kara Mori ice. Jocclyne Yip. Kelly Kevcs. Mandy Racz (Grade 11 Rep.). Llndy Cooke. Jennifer Jcssop Radical Stefan, Jennifer P.rickson, Robin Katienlc/ ROW A: Natalie Mlchclson. Candice Anderson .loni Scott. Tiffany Walters, Taml Jubber, Nicole fllkowskl. Mor­gan Day. Tanya Schneider. Carolyn Wood ROW 5: Ian Chapman. Gavin Parker (President). Tyson Brust. Amber Ortllcb. Jane Lcgrandcur. Elizabeth Wil­liams (Grade 12 Rep.), P.rin Page. Amber Kristjansen. Athena Karkanls. Danielle Grapatln (Secretary). Suzanne Davies. ROW 6: Steven Livingstone. Ryan Tanner. Ryan Stauffer. Rankcn Tanaka. Nathan Boskers. Dina Polychro- nopolous. Christine Joseph (Treasurer). Andicw Sheer. David Alexander, Brooke Malmburg Phil Pierson. Chris­tie Malmburg Nathan Erickson, Brian Stewart. MISSING: Laurie Seibert. Darren Schell. Jane Anderson (Vicc-Prcsldcnt). Alison Zook Shane Mover. David Ncy. Theresa Peake. Alanna Bcauchcsnc. Heather Kornclson. Kelly McLaughlin. Wal-Yuc Tsc.r-mj i [ I AI 1 — Vv King of the Rhodes Blair McMurren of the University of Lethbridge has landed himself the Super Bowl of scholarships. Blair is a fourth year English major and is a former grad­uate of LCL Mot only is the 2 1 year old one of just 1 1 Canadians to be so ho­noured this year, but he is only the second U of L grad to earn the full ride to England's Oxford University. Blair had long dreamt of becoming a Rhodes scholar. He hopes to study 20th-century literature and literary theory next Oc­tober. The lengthy selection process, which included several interviews as he progressed from provincial to prairie finalist, thankfully came to an end re­cently. The Rhodes Scholarship not only takes into account academic distinc­tion but also such qualities as character and leadership. Blair is certainly this type of well balanced individual. In the midst of finals and term papers, McMur­ren finds time on this night to perform with the U of L Brass Choir at a Christ­mas Concert. McMurren has won a number of literary awards including a national senior poetry contest put on by the Royal Canadian Legion. The poem, I am The Cenotaph, LCI students will remember from LCI's yearly Remembrance Day ceremony, (excepts taken from Lethbridge Herald article by Craig Albrecht, December 7/85).Student's Council Big splash The curtain is drawing to a close. Summer is almost upon us. Much to my surprise, I do not wish it were so. 1 have become attached to L.C.I., with its 4-star cafeteria and color co­ordinated lockers. I feel secure knowing that if I were ever to miss class, the Phone-Master is there for me. I have been proud to be your President. Mo other President around can boast of the things I can. Whether it’s sports, academics or even the character of the student body. I will never cease to be amazed at what my school has ac­complished. To the grade 10and 1 l's, you have some big shoes to fill. Pollow the example of those who have gone before you. and you will not fail. You inherit the Green and Gold. Do not take this lightly, for you arc the future of L.C.I. Make us proudl Life is a journey, not a destination. Grade 12's, we arc at the cross-roads of life. We have matured, well most of us anyhow. We have learned such talents as tying Grade 10's to trees with their legs. Let's see them do that in Kaymond! We have expanded our vocabulary. We have evolved from the pip-squeak 10th graders who couldn't pick their schedules, even if it meant certain deat