| Summary: | The annual publication of the students of Lethbridge Collegiate Institute, Lethbridge, Alberta.(2003-04) •- ijStudent Life Week One .and then there were 1550. The 2003-2004 school year brought with it many changes, not only personal, but also to our school. 300 new grade 9's were added to the mix, making our hallways more crowded and changing the dynamics of the student body. As crazy as we thought L.C.I would become, the addition of the grade 9's wasn't so bad. Other than crowded hallways, a packed Cafeteria and a few more cars to contend with, L.C.I was still the same school it's always been. Our first days back at school were filled with catching up with friends we hadn't seen during the summer, switching our classes, gossiping, oh yeah, and that little thing called "learning". We all had to start planning for the future, making one final effort to do the best we could. The football and volleyball teams were already getting underway with tryouts and practices hoping for another successful season. Auditions for the Fall Production of Hansel and Gretel began almost as soon as we returned. The opportunity to travel was available to us, the Chamber Choir and Travel Club could finally tour Europe. The first week went by so fast that before we knew it we were well into another school vear. J As seniors at L.C.I, an abundance of grade 9's wasn't the only change we experienced. Entering our final years of public education we all had many questions about what this year would hold in store for us. For many of us this will be the last time we can really be teenagers before entering that scary thing called the real world, iii/: Mat/ Bell and lunira Milne Above: Students wait patiently to get their pictures taken for the yearbook and l.D cards. m .-Student Life - Week One Left: Grade 12 students Matt Bell, Laura Milne and others wait and listen to see what is to happen during their last year at LCI. Below: Catherine Dempsey,grade 12, welcomes the grade 9's to LCI.Green and Gold. Here at LCI we embody our school spirit like no one else. Go to any LCI sports game and you will experience the overwhelming support our teams recieve from the fans. Whenever there is a spirit day, like on October 3rd, there is no question as to what our school colours are; Green and Gold. Pro Scola et pro Patria! For thoseof you who don't know, that means 'for school and for country' (we think). Our teams are the Rams, the Colts, the Clippers and the Schooners. You haven't witnessed school spirit until you have been to an LCI sports game. All that said, "School Spirit" isn't necessarily all about dressing up and loud pep rallies. It's more about a sense of belonging, being proud of everything that makes up a building we spend more time in than any other place. We pride ourselves in trying to help all students feel connected and create a place they feel they belong. To our dear LCI - We will be t rue! - Helena Affleck and James Wade. wf^eiT! Above: Why Mr. Parsons, you sly dog. Student Life - Spirit Above: burgers with that? Adam Spackman participates in LCI's Colour Day by dispensing hot dogs at our always popular barbeque.% Left: Student Council members gather together at the student's barbeque on Colour Day, October 3rd. Below: Croup Hug! Alana, Emily, Mandy, Janice and Jessa share body heat while watching the big football game. Left: Football games are always Above: Photoop! Rams football play- widely attended by enthusiastic fans, orsgather together withSam the Ram. such as these. Nice glutes, fellas! St intent life - Spirit & Student Life With a population of 1550 students, getting from class to class, here at LCI, is anything but easy. With an annoying giggle from the person behind you, a mass collision of every deodorant, body spray , perfume and clogne imaginable, you just know it's gonna be a fun filled day!! With the average height of five feet, a person in Grade Nine, unfortunately for them, are used as battering-rams, to push through massive jams in the hallways, from every grade level higher then them, with a rather snobby "better him then me" attitude. Never the less, let's try to put our best foot forward, and remember that was all us at one point. To help you out I have asked a few students, what they think are the Top Three Rules On How To Survive The Hallways: 1) "Anyone who stands in the middle of the hallways, in one of those circles, deserves eveything they get!!" 2) "Any body parts, you wish to keep, or has any importance to you, please keep at your sides at all times." 3) "Now's not the time tochange your mind, so pick a destination,and go there!!!" "Well, all I'm saying is that 1 want to look back and say that I did it the best 1 could when 1 was stuck in this place. Had as much fun as I could when I was stuck in this place. Played as hard as I could when I was stuck in this place.- Loved this place." -Sasha Jenson (Don Dawson) (Dazed and Confused) Above: Janelle Marietta, Mikail Tate and HeatherClauson-humm. not really sure what they are Above: The Hall Monitor (Mr. doing here, and why is the hallway so empty - arc you guys skipping class?? Asplund) hard at work. Student Life • HdllnuysH ■ | ■ in I K. -4 W' I m —^ 1 1 • 1 L% V Left: Andrew Turner, Doug Boehme, and Jonathan Roth - quality time at the vending machines. Below: Carina Wiens , and Roslyn Astcl - give it three thumbs up! Left: The "lovely" and well known Above: Joey Vedres, Janelle Prichard hallway of D300!! and James Wade. Student Life - Hal heat/: Lu ch .Would you like fries with that ??? At LCI this year, lunch was a time ^for students to mostly sit in the cafeteria and eat some kind of food with their friends. Of course, that is the people who were lucky enough to find a place to sit. This year at LCI the cafeteria was so crowded that tables were set up in the foyer in an effort to seat the masses of extra kids. Intramural sports took place almost every day and became a favorite activity for many students and provided a healthy way for students to get their daily intake of competitive fun. Many students also found their way to the drama room during lunch whether to watch a lunch box theatre piece, eat lunch in the green room, or watch a group of students' break dance, rap, and beat box. Many new activities sprung up as the year went on to help aleviate the pressure of crowded hallways. Thanks to the teachers who offered activities! -jean Viau Above: Jake "break dancing" or maybe just tripping in lunch hour performance in the drama room. Student Life • Lunch Above: Chase Dagenhart and Grant Kvedar play floor hockey in the gym and yes those yellow vest things are part of the game.'JrmwL Wa \\ i U | n m \ • Left: Jenna Clark and Ashley Hagel conforming to the millions that partake of the greasy food served at the local McDonalds. Below: Brett shows off a tasty hot dog which he just purchased from the concession stand while talking to Mel. Left: Jeremy enjoying delectable Above: No it is not thecrowded streets freshly made popcorn from the of Tokyo, Japan, it is what the cafete- consession. ria looked like this year! St m in i t Life - Lunch Student Life Frie ds D»on'twalkin front |of me, I may not follow.Don't walk behind me, I may not lead. Walk beside me and be my friend. Getting an education is not just about getting good grades but also about becoming a good person, a good citizen, and best friend. Friendships from high school last a lifetime. You might not always remember your Periodic Table, but you will always remember the fun times with your friends. The best can change a frown into a smile, when you fall Exceeding the Limits down. The best of friends will understand your little trials, and lend a hand. The best of friends will always share your secret dreams, because they care. The best of friends, worth more than gold, give all the love a heart can hold. A best friend is a friend for life, and when you need them most they are LARGER THAN LIFE! - Amanda Maier Above: Brittney, Whitney, and Jenna helping each other get the most out of school, being good friends, and being LARGER THAN LIFE for each other. Student Life - Friend* Above: Monica, Helena, and Tess hang out and enjoy a Pep Rally for the Green & Gold Basketball Tournament.Left: Ashlee Hagel, Amanda Mai or, Jenna Clarke, Whitney Rosborough, Amy Kari,and Aamee Vermeer. I-ets get retarded!!! Below: Tulio Tavanelli and Mark Lowe; even football stars need their beauty time! Left: Misty Reimer, Jamie Mark, Above: A group of drama students Macen/.ie Vandcr Woude, Jocelyn hanging out in the green room. Black Student Life - Friends M Special Events Bigger and Better. Most adults when asked what they .remember about their years at high school, don't recall the stimulating math, permatations or exciting literature reviews. What they often remember are the SPECIAL EVENTS they participated in during their years. Special Events are a time for students to get a break from the rigours of academics and enjoy what we all like best SOCL1ALIZING! From pep rallies to pride days. It is a chance for students to share their talents and their conversation. The following pages show L.C.I students participating in a variety of these events, such as our School Yard Rocks, foot- ball games, Winterdance, Green/Gold Color Day BBQ and the Snowflake Ball. These events are the memories you'll take with you so get out and create those moments. - Mrs. R. MacKenzie Above: Grade 12 students Megan, Clarissa, and Ashley enjoy the Snowflake Ball on December 17. Student Life • Sfvcial Liwita A hove: Ca rina and Morgan a long with hundredsof other students taking part in the colour day BBQ which took place on October 3.Left: A group of LCI students try to keep warm as they cheer for the LCI Rams during a home game. Below: Student band UpTo Par rocks out at the first School Yard Rocks of the year. Students packed out the drama room on November 7 to see 6 very unique student bands. Left: Sarah and Kylie getting ready to perform during this years Fall Production of Hansel and Crete!. Above: Student Council members throw hundreds of chip bags to the crowd. Student Life - Sfwial fc’trn /s Halloween Standing Out in a Crowd Tlhis years Halloween celebration was a huge success at LC1. Many people in costumes roamed the hallways on October 28th. Colin Parsons strutted his stuff as Hugh Hefner, Mr. Kitigawa was a big baby (as everyone suspected), Stefanie Hjalmarson was Tinkcrbell (Sup, Tink?), and Karina Murray dressed up as Belle.AGAIN. The student council had been planning this event since late September to early October. They worked extremely hard to make this event happen, despite the fact that they ran into the problem of October 31st being a holiday. When the day finally came it was a huge success. The student council went around handing out candy to the students that dressed up, giving them an intensive sugar-high. Above: The Cat in the I lat with Thing One and Thing Two; lets just be happy they didn't chose Green Eggs and Ham. Stmlcnt Lift Above: belle and Tinkcrbell promoting the stereotypical Disney image of dumb chicks.\1 Left: Student Council gets into the spirit of Halloween before heading off to hand out candy. Below: Grade 12 ghetto and cow girl chicks chillin' in the hallway.Student Life Not Just a Face in the Crowd . W"hat an exciting year for the Fine Arts at LCI! With 1550 students to contribute talents and energy to our choral, instrumental music,drama, art and dance programs, we have had a fabulous year. Adding Grade9 students, and new fine arts staff to complement our existing awesome fine arts teachers, we have taken LCI from 'the way we were' to a new way that was bigger than we imagined! From the large crowds at the Yates for Hansel and Gretel, to Competition pieces in the spring, and Dancing with the 'big troupe' in 'Twas the Night Before Christmas', along with incredible Winter Dance and Spring Dance shows we raised our Dance and Drama programs to a new level. From Winter Concerts to the Kiwanis Music Festival; from Montreal Choral Festival appearances to the cathedrals of Europe; from Jazz Band and Concert Band performances to School Yard Rocks, the Choral and Instrumental music programs have soared to new heights. With the growth of the LCI. we are able to provide incredible opportunities for the fine arts, and for the students to produce and perform in our school.Thc Fine Arts program has truly- become LARGER THAN LIFE!- Mrs. Carol Steen Above: Tess Mitchell/ one of the enthusiastic drama students performing a monologue. Above: Don't look at me! The audience! The Audience! A fashion show on the history of costumes is held in the drama room on December 10th. 4 Student Life- Fine Arl< Left: Kelsey Klasscn, Nichole Schmold, Sariah Seaborne, Lindsay Duff, Maho Yamazaki, Mackenzie Carriere, Julie Heinrich, Genis Lecuyer and Cynthia Oliver perform Twas Magic' at Winterdance 2003. Below: Colin: "Just think: All this could be yours. assoonas you (Janay) grow two feet and you (Scott) shrink two feet." Above:The ultimate team up of Ryan and Joseph fight evil with their trumpets. Die vampire scum! Above Left: Kelsey Klassen and Cynthia Oliver remind us that -in the words of MC Hammer- we indeed cannot touch this. Hammertime! Above: Ben Baker, Scott Travis and Jason Ma attempt to rock out in the LCI Jazz choir. Student Life- Fine Arts ►►Grade 9 - Pages 20-31 ►►Grade 10 - Pages 32-43 ►►Grade 11 - Pages 44-57 ►►Grade 12 - Pages 58-59 * PEOPLELeft Left: A new face to l.CI, Olivia Bovda. Left: Kirsten, Justin , and Kaitlyn - it doesn't get much cooler than this. Below: Ladies and gentlemen, we give yon James Wade. Below Below: How you tioiu? Ashley and Alanna cheer on the football team.Grade Nine - Strength in Numbers Kuwestan Abdullahi Kirsten Ablonczy Ryan Abulmona Chris Adams Matthew Ainscough Byron Albiez Jessica Alexander Lindsey Allen Michael Ambrus Danica Anderson Matthew Andrews David Armstrong-Hunt Morgan Aucoin Lowell Ayers Brandon Badura Sarah Ball James Bannister Jody Barber Grade 9 Ryan Bartel Justin Beaver Carson Bell Brittany Bergeson Njomza Berisha Darcv Best Dustin Bcttger Ariel Beusekom Elisa Bohnert Mitchell Bolt Kody Borg Alvssa Borix Melissa Bosch Tanis Bouchard Brook Bowden Olivia Bovda J Bailey Britton Amy Bronson Eric Brown Jason Brown James Burgess Brandon Bushey Scott Calder Mathew Calnan Sammy Cardinal Randy Chalmers Robyn Chalmers Stephanie Christianson Amy Clack Brian Clark Jordan Close Cassandra Constant Lauren Cooper Samantha Couture Kennv Dahl J Jessica Davis Shayla Day Rider Brennan de Boer Garth DeHeer Erin Deimert Robbert De Jong James Dempsey People - Grade 9 M Grade Nine - Strength in Numbers Eryn Derksen Jonathan Dowling Kristen Dietz Daman Dixon Chris Dodic Seann Domoney Taylor Dueck Alyssa Dyck Andre Edwards Jordan Elhatton Alana Ellet Devyn Elliott Kelly Entz Jordyn Erickson Austin Fay Stephen Fazio Benjamin Fellger Alannah Ferguson Bonnie Ferguson Richie Ferguson 1 leather Fikowski Denim First Rider Tori Foder Brock Folkcrscn Jennifer Fong Justin Forsyth Annalise French Kaleb Friesen Melissa Friesen Brock Fulkcrth Garett Furgason Elizabeth Gallant David Gannon Shaylee Garner Greg Gaudette Michelle Gehring James Gibbons Krystle Gillespie Tria Gillespie Aron Ginn Jamie Goettel Drayton Goss ✓ People - Grade 9 Troy Graham Jason Creep Curtis Haney Jessica Hanson Clavton Hart w Levi 1 Iart Candice Harter Elysia Hartley Cody Hart wick Jesse Hartwick Jeremiah Hawkins Meghan Hawkins Douglas Hewko Jazzmind Hicken Jennifer Mill Jason Hosack Shelbv Hubbard Jason Hunt People - Grade 9 M Kim Hunt Cody Hurkens * Tanya Ivey Andy Jaffray Jaimee Jarvie Ria Jarvie Britteny Jensen Brittney Jensen Jessica Jensen Anthony Jochem Kaitlyn Johnson Orye Johnston Leah Jones Monica Kadlubicki Lauren Keith Elliott Kemmet Devin Kenna Kristin Kenney Tyler Klinkhammer Brittany Kocken Jeneva Kopp Daniel Koskowich Ashlee Kress Ben Krogman Robert Kurio Matthew Kurylo Breanne Kutanzi Alyx Ladd Andrea Lapins Sam Lawlor Mitchell Lawson Ruth Lawson Matthew Little Logan Lizzi Derek Logan Jonathan Low Karly Lowe Chloe Luck Jared MacDonald Keshia Mackay Ian MacLean Miriam MacLean & P eo p le - Grade 9 Grade Nine - Strength in Numbers v;C0tmij Cassie Maclennan Kylie Maclennan Jessy Macneil Stephenie Madany Nick Malcolm Trinidi McCrca Sara McDonald Emily McGill Ashley McIntyre Alexander McKay Alannah McKee Christina McKenzie Michelle McKenzie Alex McMillan Megan McNally Alyssa McQuaid Shane Megli Jordan Mein Junior High, it’s smaller and not so crowded.” —Anthony Jochcm " I like it here because of all the things there are" — Tom Pastci-field " I like it here, you get to be with the older kids and you’re treated differently in High School." —Cassandra Constant Yup, all my friends are sticking to this school." —Anthony Jochcm “ Ya. we’re all really immature and we're never gonna grow up" —Tom Pastcrflcld “ Ya. I’m really close with all my friends." —Cassandra Constant Big crowds, all the different people and new friends." —Anthony Jochcm " Knowing a whole bunch of grade twelves because of Jake.” —Tom Pastcrfldd “ Coming to a new school and meeting lots of people." P eo p le - Grade Grade Nine- Strength in Numbers Mathieu Mercredi Michael Miechkota Kyle Miller Corrie Moore Rhea Morrison James Moxon Kendra Nakagama Samuel Neale Ayrton Neudorf Chad Noren Aysha O'Brien Tehani Olsen Nicholas Ontkean Leanne Ooms Ashley Ortlieb Matthew Ouellette Jordan Para sea k Becky Parker People - Grade 9 trtuN* it Elizabeth Patitsas Kirk Patterson Bertrand Peacock Skylcr Pengilly Elya Penner Nathaniel Perlow Shaina Ferrett Jason Peterson Jesse Peterson Nick Phan Christie Pierson Kodee Pilling Kyle Plausteiner Bryn Pokamey Jennifer Pom men James Porter Kayla Presley Kassidy Prete 0 Katie Prins Kristina Pritchard Isaac Prusky Mackenzie Putici Peter Quinlan Ryan Quiroga Phillip Quon Kayla Reamsbottom Cassandra Redekopp Jaclyn Reger Max Renneberg Allen Rice William Robb Stephanie Roberts Lauren Roerick Brianne Rocsler Mark Rocsler Kym Rumer Jessica Sakamoto Kerri Schaalje Kelsey Schimpf Kelsev Schmidt J Braden Scharfenberg Chelsea Schuler People - Grade 9 4 S k Grade Nine - Strength in Numbers Chris Schultz Kevin Scluiwer Brandon Schwartz Travis Seaborn Kyla Seipp Jessica Semach Caitlin Semaganis Brittany Sewers Kallie Shapcott Aarin Shapiro Logan Shearer Kate Sherry 0 Mark Shields Scott Smith Stephanie Smith Ainsley Snowdon Megan Soenen Julian Spearchief Morris Cody Spencer Amanda Spitzer Jeffrey Steed Katclyn Steed Derek Stevenson Kassie Stewart Kacee Stinson Grant Sudo Jessica Swann Lauren Taal Thomas Takahashi Jcrrid Taylor Jordy Thiessen Marlee Thiessen Ashley Thom Janae Thomsen Levi Tolman Tony Tran Jordan Trimble Brittany Trowbridge Jaclyn Tymburski Stephen Ulch Alida Van Mill Braeden Van Ree People - Grade 9 Chelsea Van Schothorst Nicholas Vedres Justin Vigar Tawnee Vi neon Bernice Waldner Kevin Waldner Jan Walicki Shari Ward Trevor Wardale Jacqueline Wargenau Daniel Warner Austin Warren Lauren Weadick Michael Weatherill Patrick Wensveen Cliff Westcott Tatiana Westra Daniel Wevers People - Grade 9 M Cynthia White Monique Wiggers Elexander Willms Scott Wilson Nicolle Wojcik Kendra Wolsev Sara Won Geoffry Woodward Tanner Yantz Drew Young Justin Zandee Maggie Zhong The following grade nine students did not have a yearbook picture taken: Nicole Amundrud Michelle Bromlev * Scott Cameron Joseph Capatos Levi Champion Jeff Chisholm Stephanie Christianson Evan Cook Tyson Cook Cameron Derry l-eslie Eagle Speaker Haley Elliot Michael Fast Sam Fisher Chelsie Hart Jeremiah Flaughton Jason Hunt Natashua Jarvie Britanee Karl Graham Karpowich Bradley Kemash Levi Kurek Tyler Kurek Justin Liurie Vance Malchow Nick Malcolm Joseph McKay-Weasel Fat Brent Newton Paul Ormston Ashley Ortlieb Tom Pasterfield Andrew Pohl Samantha Rides at the Door James Schwartz Eldon Seymour Kayt-Lynn Yellowhorn Above: Jessica Anderson, Alyssa Borix, and Aarin Shapiro taking a break for a photo. Top: Mr. McGeorge getting some laughs out of Jessica Semach. Right: Lauren Taal keeping a well organized locker. People - Grade 9 Grade Nine - Strength in Numbers "I mostly listen to Rap." “Country! I love country.and punk.’ "I dunno.Rammstein." -Kristen -KyJce -Dumos 'The Hulk is green.' -Kylee “ The Hulk is so big- he could step on him.” -Dumos "The Hulk is way bigger than Superman, he'd squish him." -Kristen ‘Army Cadets" 4 Is fall production extra-curricular?’ “This is hard.” -Dumos -Janeva -Kylee What sort of music do you listen top Who would win In a light; Superman or The HulhP Do you do any extra - curricular actlvitiesP People - GradiGrade Ten - Bursting at the Seams Abid Abdullahi Sydney Abells Munima Alam Devon Alexander Alyssa Ambrus Kciran Anderson Megan Anderson Jeffry Arnold Sonny Baceda Ambrayona Baer Tyson Baldrey Callen Basham Eric Bateman Darvl Batty Brandon Beck Jenna Becker Michael Beckley Allen Bellamy / 0 <*> 1 W r At a \ y i \ People - Grade 10 Melissa Best Robbie Binkley Esther Bishop Alix Blackshaw Chancy Black Water Robbie Blair Brittanie Bland Laura Boehme Dalyce Boese Tobin Boorsma Ashley Boras Jaylyn Brand ley Kyle Bray Kasandra Brown Megan Brown Michael Burland Nikki Byam Mike Bye Alexis Campbell Jason Campbell Lindsay Campbell David Cassidy Michael Chatterton Joshua Chief Calf Sonja Chief Calf Jaime-Leigh Clappison Emilie-Anne Cloutier Travis Coe Kristen Cooke Stacey Corbett April Cordeiro Pascal Cormier-Smith Kevin Cougle Mitchell Cranley Sarah Critchlev J Amber Cross Child Emily De Boer Carlee Degenhardt Brandon Derksen Kyle Derksen Candice Dick Adam Dipinto People - Grade 1C[ Grade Ten - Bursting at the Seams irracti Selina Dobing Sam Dodic Talena Dorev J Angel Doucette Ryan Drader Marcel Duguay jillian Duke Tessa Durand Megan Dyck Brittany Dyke Bronwen Ebsworth Terry Ecklund Jeffrey Eliot Manda Ell Joyanne Ellet I laley Elliot Lucas Elliot Sydney Erais People - Grade 10 Andrew Erickson Whitney Falk Amy Ferguson Bradley Fleming Melissa Foote Kari Fowler Robyn Fowler Matthew Fox Mitch Foxcroft Cathy Frachc Travis Frank Anne-Marie Fraser Ryan Frecka Bryce Frisky Christie Gaetz Kelsey Gales Caitlin Gay Michael Geddes Michelle Gedrasik Brien Gehring Erinne Gillespie Graeme Glaister Kevin Gnandt Tyler Goldie Sean Gott William Govenlock Jordan Graham Kasandra Grcgson Cerise Guesford Justin Gundlock Emma Hacker Tina Hall Kayla Halpen Dexter Hamilton Taylor Hamilton Kyle Hankey Tarilyn Hansen Josh Harley Nicole Hart Bryanne Harter Landon Hatch Dustin Heerschop People - Grade 10 Grade Ten - Bursting at the Seems Kelsey Heinrich Kyle Hellwig Ashley Heninger Sara Heninger Jolynn Hildebrandt Cj Hind bull Beth Howell Craig Howells Joshua Hudson Christin 1 lumphreys Andrea Hunt Laura Hunt Angela Hurkot Rebekah Hurst Stephanie Hust Adrienne Hutchings Deandra Hutchings Steven Hutchinson Jamie Hynes James Inglis Geneva Irwin Ashley Jacobs Lyndsay James Kendra Jarvie Levon Jensen Dylan Johnson Kevin Johnson Jillian Johnston Ashley Jones Jade Jordan Kevin Jordan Lauren Jowsey Jian Jung Tony Kalegaric Breanne Kamenz Andrew Kay Paul Kelly Lauren Kesler Lindsay Kleiner Kyle Knodel Jonathan Koegler Kelsey Koegler - Grade W Kevin Koetse Josh Koopmans Jade Kullman Caylen Kunz Aaron Kurmey Maria Lamouche Cameron Langhofer Chantel Lanoue Shauna Lauder Megan Law lor Kristi Leavitt Genis Lecuver 4 Hwan Lee Kirsten Lee Michael Leflar Jennifer Lessard Elyse Longa ir Ashton Low People - Grade 10 Tyler [.owe Matthew Lowry Justin Lutz Duncan Macdonald Sarah Mackenzie Samuel MacLean Shannon Magee Jackie Malone Anne Manery Eric Martin Jesse McCarthy Eryn McCulley Ashlev McDonald Lindsav McKee ✓ Kaylee McLeod Robyn McMullin Suzanne McMullin Mat McQuarrie Brittany Mein Justin Miller Sheena Mills Matthew Mitschke Yurika Miura Jessica Moffatt Meredith Morgan Shane Morrison Paul Morse Richard Moxon Jamie Murray Jina Nam Jinju Nam Loran Napper Landon Neufeld Michelle Ney Robert Oliver Greg Olsen Casev Olson j Tacy Olson Kirsten Osberg Evan Osecn Aaron Ouellette Jessica Papp & People - Grade H) Grade Ten - Bursting at the Seems Ulss Sarah Papp Krupa Parekh Amie Parker Alan Pavan Jessica Payne Matthew Pearson-Price Cody Persinger Shylow Peterson Sarah Philpott Drew Pitcher Jon Pohl Tyler Pollock Lindsay Potts David Potvin Nathan Presley Matt Prince David Ptycia Rylan Pushor Oh Yah! —Mvllksn Best I didn't like it at first but it's getting better. —Jamie Himes Um. yeah, the hallway’s fun at lunch and stuff. —Justin I.otcs Um, no. No. not really Fall production all the way! 10 things I hate about you. GundamWing Endless Waltz The Craft —Justin Lotcs —Jamie Humes —MclUssft Best —Jamie Humes —Mellissn Best —Justin Lote.s You guys are like the fergoten children of ICI. Are Sou still aving a good time this year, none the less? Do you do any Intra - mural or extracur - rlcular ac - tivltles? What’s your favourite movie? People - Grade 10^ Grade Ten - Bursting at the Seams • irtVil* Mackenzie Radford Carleen Ready Eve Renaud Leon Rice Aaron Riehl Matt Roberts Marie Robertson Jon Robinson Nick Rochow Phillip Rockerbie Amanda Rollag Matthew Roper Taryn Ruff Nicole Ryan Kortney Sauer Nathan Schaufert Nathan Schmidt Josh Schultz. ^ 8 ^ People - Grade 10 Jaelynn Sciotti Chris Scott Elisha Scott Robyn Scott Robert Scout Donald Seebeck Scott Sefcik Amanda Selden Page Selk Anastasia Sereda Shavvni Shimbashi Kvlc Shmyr Rachael Siminovitch Kristey Simpson Sarah Sinclair Megan Smienk Adam Smith Nikki Smith Riley Smith Sarah Smith Tiffany Smith Renae Snelgrove Derrick Spurrill Raquel Steed Emily Steeves Zacharie Ste. Marie Adrian Stevenson Kayla Stewart Willy Stewart Eva Switzer Chelsea I'ailfeathers Iannis I'ailfeathers Mark Thibodeau Joseph Thompson Sarah Tillslev J Kayla Todd Emily Travis Angela Trowbridge Kellan Turner Meagan Turner Julia Valgardson Karlee Van Mill People - Grade I0mM Grade Ten - Bursting at the Seams Mi kail Villiger Johnny Vo Jarah Wagner Carlene Walburger Elsie Waldner Rachel Walicki Matt Walker Alan Ward Sarah Ward Brendan Watt Jordan Weir Nathan We vers Brock Wilde Clayton Willoughby David Winn Brett Wormsbecker Samantha Young The following grade 10 students did not luve a yearbook picture taken: Alix Blackman Robbie Blackshaw Michael Bowman Logan Buchanan Daniel Bullock Marie Callin Alex Cattapan Kyle Derksen Cam Evans Maged Hammo Kayla Holosko Leila Hoof PhuongHuynh Rebecca Kehler Chad Klassen Vicki Layton Sarah Levesque Kate Mabon Dillon Molyneux Lisa Nast Benjamin Osmond Aron Penner Shyiow Peterson Steven Price Josh Schultz Megan Smienk Jessica Smiley Raquel Steed Deisrac Tallow Ashley Tarbox Dennis Wong Whitfield Wood Justin Thomson KvleTulloch People - Grade 10 Left: It's not easy being green, unless you go to LCI. St. Patricks Day was celebrated by many more than this group of green donors. M People - Grade 70M Grade Eleven - At the Crossroads Nahiya Abdullahi Ross Adams Helena Affleck Kristen Ainscough Alisha Alcorn Cade Aldridge Brittany Ambrus Rebecca Amonson Jay Anderson Michelle Anderson Shannon Anderson Drew Andreachuk Michelle Andrews Bryan Arsenault Dan Audette Bradshaw Balog Justin Banmann Sarah Bannister People - Grade 11 Halley Barrantes Mark Bates Adam Beauchesne Steven Beck Mimoza Berisha Desiray Beusekom Jocelyn Black Justin Black Charlie Blair Jessica Blow Erin Boe Nicolas Bohle Aaron Bohnert Brad lev Bond Erica Booth Rylan Boudreau Christina Bourassa Melanie Boyda Daniel Bremer Mark Broughton Leti Brown Corey Brummund Bambi Buchanan Taylor Bullock Stephanie Butler Marie Callin Elyse Caiman Anastasia Campbell Amanda Carlsen Steven Caswell Jason Chatelain Trish Chief Calf Melissa Chodvka j Tanya Civitarese Chris Clack Gordon Clappison Amy Clarke I leather Clauson Alexandria Close Michael Cody Allison Cohen Jasmin Collins People - Grade 1 M Grade Eleven - At the Crossroads Aaron Connick Karlec Cook Kelsi Cook Shawn Cook Michael Coolidge Chris Cooper Eric Cooper-Smith Lesley Cotton Taya Covey Mathew Cuel Jeon David Blake Davies Reggie Davis Caitlin Deboer Bryan Deleske Chelsy Demory Darren Doak Raddv Dondale y Gemma Drage Jordan Dueck Lindsey Duff John Dunn Lindsay Dyck Rachel Eakett Cedric Ebisch Heather Eklund Chelsey Elhatton Aaron Ellet Amy Elliott Colin Ennis Bari-Lynn Erais Ben Ethier Brandon Eymann Matthew Fath Danielle Featherstone Cecilia Feist Jacey Fellman Tanis First Rider Joshua Firth Danica Florence Taryn Fogtmann Jared Ford /Vopic - Crude 11Chantel Fortier Jeffrey Foster Justine Fournier Michelle Francis Avery Friesen Jessica Friesen Kevin Friesen Lance Friesen Darren Fuller Matthew Garnett Keenan Geiger Mark Geiger Ashley Gejdos Ellen Generous Alii George Stacy Gepneris Ann Gibbons Lauren Gillespie People - Grade 1J M David Girardi Mandi Glover Daniel Goer/. Jason Goinany Joseph Gonzalez D'Arcie Graham Justin Grecp Chanda Guignard Jennifer Gunn Susana Gutierrez Jacilyn Hanna Kelsey Harper Krista Harper Shawn Harter Clayton Hartley Wes Hartley Kelsie I laughian Ken Hayes Tanner Hegland Julie Heinrich Jancssa Hendry Bryn Hewko Taya Hildebrand Leroy Hildebrandt Ben Hill Jesa Hill Ryan Hill Jeff Hilliard Kelsey Hilts Stefanic Hjalmarson Robert Hoar Matthew Hood Krystal Horhozer Leanne Hosack Tyson I loyle Paige Hughes Andrew Hunt Elizabeth Hurst Ian Hutchings Bobbi Ishenvood Kve Jarvie Blaine Jensen • 2 1 b . People - Grade 1J -3Grade Eleven - At the Crossroads Christina Jensen Stephanie Johansson Whitney Johnson Jessica Johnson-Chief Body Bryce Johnston Kenny Joss Jessica Kaiser Amie Kambeitz Erin Kaustinen Korv Keenan Samantha Keenan Stephanie Kemash Shane Kemmet Janessa Kenney Kyle Kern Amy Kiefuik Amber Kingcott Kassi Kinniburgh "Superpower? What? uininin . superpower I want to fly.don't make me sound stupid. I hate you guys” —Paige Hughes Ml’d be able to get any guv 1 want” —Christina Jen sc Awww. no, ask me my favourite Disney character” --- Karina Murray “Yes, yes it is.,. I think it’s a problem because it makes bud things happen.yah.” —Paige Hughes “ Yes because the grade 9\ arc too little, you just want to shove them into the wall” w —Christina Jensen —Karina Murray ” Lord of the Rings probably cause I'm r.o: into the w hole geek thing, the first one was OK, then the second one was like overdone and then there’s the third one. I mean ugh!" —Paige Hughes “ Ixird of the Rings cause its more violent. Matrix sucks” — Christina Jensen 44 I have a soft spot fur Hobbits, what can I say” It you had one superpower what would It be? Do you think LCI Is too crowded? Matrix or Lord of the Rings? — Karina Murray People - Grade 11 M Grade Eleven- At the Crossroads Kelsey Klassen Nathan Koegler Sheldon Kontek Brian Root Joelle Kopp Heather Korchinski Amy Korneluk Johnny Korthuis Kevin Kreutz Kip Krogman Adam Kromm-Noble Shay Kropf Adon Kuehn Sarah-Jane Kulak Christine Kumar Laine Kuntz Jayden Kutanzi John Lapins People - Grade ! 1 Philippe Laroche Ryan Larson Tyler Layng Brandon I.avion Kelsey Lazarick ✓ Keith Lee Murray Lem Jason LeMoine Patrick Lenaour Amy Lindskog Nicole Loitz Justin Lome Helen Low Ryan Lowe Jesse Luck Aileen MacDiarmid Matthew MacDonald Daniel MacDowall Jeff Magson Amanda Mak Nikki Mak Scott Malmberg Majak Manok Jaime Mark Skye Marten Christina Mason Mark Mate Brendan Matkin Jenna May Brian McDonald Destiny McLean Calvin Megli Jan Mehlberg Marline Menard Tyler Miller Melissa Moore Karla Morton Robin Mostowy Martina Mueller Raquel Munoz Karina Murray Matthew Murray People - Grade 11 M Grade Eleven - At the Crossroads Calvin Mutch Joey Nagy Scott Nast Jazmin Nelson Kaelee Nelson Ross Newinger Krystal Niessen Andrew Noel Jordan Ober Paul Ofner Chantelle Ogden Kyle Ormston Fausto Osejo Daniel Osmond Vanessa Pankhurst Ashley Patzer • Kaila Payne Jackie Peat Matthew Peat Tyler Perevcrziff Becca Petersen Brent Peterson Wesley Peterson Jessica Petrik Teagan Petty Rachel Pharo Jason Pickering Brad Pierson Whitney Pocza Kcrstan Price Jeremy Prince Jeremy Quiroga Bruce Raphael Paul Rau Shannon Rea Crystal Reagen Cody Reid Nicole Robb Mark Robinson Matt Robinson Carol Rodriguez Spencer Rohovie A%*tii & People - Grade 11 Ashley Rosenberg Paige Rosner Shaun Rudoski Amv Rue j Danielle Sailer Taryn Sailer * Karyn Sakamoto Nichole Savidant Courtney Sawers Chalise Scalplock Joshua Schellenberg Adrian Scherer Chris Schlercth Nichole Schmold Tareynne Schwartz Sariah Seaborn Arianne Seely Lynnae Seely People - Grade 11 M Grade Eleven - At the Crossroads Christopher Seiller Terell Selk Teio Senda Shawn Sewers Ravi Seyed Mahmoud Matt Shanks Corey Shaw Darren Shaw Michael Shaw Nola Sheets Andrew Sherry Kerianne Sieppert Heath Siminowski Kevin Sincennes Merrick Sinclair Brittney Sipko Kristen Skura Brittany Small Lynsey Sobie Nicole Solomon Adam Steed Ashley Steed Whitnev Steed * Kayla Stender Celeste Stephan Kelly Stephen Jodie Stevens Tianna Stevenson Flavia Storti Danielle Tail Vivian Tang Yvonne Tang Tanner Taniguchi Cory Taniwa Brandon Tanner Joanna Tarnava Tulio Tavanielli Edward Telfer Mickenzie Thiessen Jennifer Thomas Chris Todd-Healey TJ Torgunrud People - Grade 11 Branden Toth Cameron Toth Stephanie Toth Juliana Totti Aaron Townsend David Trudel Corey Tulloch Derrick Turner Aaron Ulch Jessica Ursel Devon Van Camp Chris Van Gaalcn Lisa Van Osch Tommy Van Ryn Travis Varro Tasha Wachovvicz James Wade Rcbekka Wakelen Kirk Hammett (AKA-©uitari$t for Mctallica) - Chalise Scalplock Helena Affleck - James Wade Huh!?!?!? - Skye Martin I say naughty things, but am pure of the deed - James Wade Nice, because I want a lot of gifts!! - Chalisa Scalplock Whats the fun, in being good? -Skye Marten Slurpee! Crack!! Music!!!! - Skye Marten - James Wade - Chalise Scalplock ft*: — Who's the hottest person alive? Naughty or Nice this Christmas? What's the one thing you couldn't live without? / People Grade 1J m Grade Eleven - At The Crossroads Brian Ward Jared Warren Joshua Weadick Brandon Weilermann Kyle Wensmann Jonathan Wensveen David Worrell Holly Whillans Dave White Dani Whitehead Kenny Wickenheiser William Widdop Ryan Wiggers Taylor Wight Paige Wilde Sara Witzke Brian Wolsey Dylan Wyonzek People - Grtuie J1Melissa Yakimyshyn Kendall Yamagishi Lenka Zemanova Kaeley Zook Keegan Zuidhof The following grade 11 students did not have their yearbook picture taken: Derek Allen Laura Backhouse Michael Big Swallow Alexander Blackman Aaron Bradley Elyse Caiman Evan Capatos Cassie Crabtree Julie Cyr Nigel Derksen Josh Devine Barrett Dobra Curtis Ell Jason Ewanick Catherine Fox Karen Fulton Daniel Caudet Graham Hirano Christopher Hooge David Jeon Crystal Jones Jerrad Karpowich Laine Kuntz Vanessa Lepage Kimberly Lyle Amanda Mak Kerry Many Grey Horses Amanda McCarty Mark McIntosh Kimberley McIntyre Kivin Morales Ana Mosoi Ashleigh Nicholas Hideaki Ohata Colin Olson Ashley Osmond Gerrick Parsons Jeremy Scout Derek Seaborn Selena Smith Lee Soosay Lacey Standing Alone Nicole Tar box Britany Thiessen w Janie Troie Jesse VVikdahl People - Grade 11 M Grade Twelve - In All Directions Derek Alexander Deanna Bettger Tim Browne Dora Capatos Jason Capewell Dustin Comeau Aaron Corliss Matt Crawford Dee-Ajra Cross Child Kurds Crowder Michael Cutler Nolan Depta Adam Derksen Camilla Forbes Neil Fox Evan Gilchrist Taryn Grant Darcy Hill People - Grade 12 Matthew Holinaty Noellc Hughes Derek Isleifson Tyler Ivey Chelsea Jensen Dan Kambeitz Derek Karl Tessa Keenan Robyn Knodel Matthew Laurie Jake Lewis Jason Ma Shaylene Ouellette Nicole Poetz Christopher Poskus Kvlie Purvis Daniel Rau Stephen Roberts Adam Rosner Tabitha Sandeski April Scott Tyson Scout Dustin Sobic Matthew Southgate Brett Stevens Mi kail Tate Justin Taylor Cole Townsend Benjamin Williams Monika Johnstone The following grade 12 students did not have a yearbook picture taken: Derek Aldous Allan Billings Crystal Colling Martin Heavy 1 lead Jr. Mark Landry Brad Marklinger Donny Sciotti Shandra Townsend Joel Abells James Arsencault Scott Bye Justin Gedcke Jessica Lampman Chris Lomanski l .aura Reners Mikail Tate Rebecca Anderson Tam i Boron Hrin Fleming Jordan IxCain Joshua N’oscworthy Daniel Smith Valerie Vosburgh People - Grade 1 2 ^ ^ ORGANIZATIONS T lie addition of 350 grade nine students brought a wealth of students and teachers to ourco-curricular programs.Theath- letic program incorporated over 20 new activities; the Fine Arts program saw the addition of new art, band, choral, dance and drama classes. The increase in population has meant an increase in excitement, dedication and involvement from our staff and students. The "extras" that occur within the school are what memories are made of. Being a part of a drama production, a trip to Europe with the music program or participating in Provincial playoffs in curling, football or basketball are events that our students will take with them into their world beyond school. - Ms. Ymiota, LCI Athletic Director Badminton • Jr. Dominion Champion ^otbal • League Champions ML -Left Left: Five-time gold medalists, the LCI Rams carried on the tradition of excellence in boy's varsity volleyball. Left: Water is key to.not being thirsty? Brandon Tanner keeps that singing voice up to par at Jazz Choir practise. Below: Ryan Hill helps his elementary school buddy at one of the Helping Hands activities. Below Below: Adam Rosner.oneof the talented drummers performing at this year's School Yard Rocks.Clipper Volleyball South Zone Silver Medalists LCI Clipper Queens fin ished 4th in the league with a record of 7-3. They made it to the semi-finals in both their pre-season and post-season tournaments for league. Clippers highlight of the year was picking up a silver medal at the Western Canadian Challenge in Morinvilie. The Clippers lost in three tough sets to Hockaday of Da I las, Tcxas. The tournament consisted of 48 teams from across Western Canada and the United States. LCI also picked up a 3rd place finish at Western Canada's Volleyball Tournament. At Zone playdowns LCI finished 2nd to claim the South Zone Silver Medal. Clipper Queens qualified for provincials where they made it to the playoff round, losing to Grande Prairie. Congratulations Clippers on a great season! - Derek Usman Below: Leah Shemanchuk and Kel Cook, all eyes on the opposition. / \ Roster Jaime Mark Ashley Platt D’Arcie Graham Leah Shemanchuk Vikki Ponomar Sarah Bradshaw Jocelyn Black Sara Witzke Kelsi Cook Ashley Meli Coach: Derek Usman v________________________________/ Right: Leah Shemanchuk sots up for another ace. Right RighhClipperQueensondefence. Sports - Clipper Volleyball Schooner Volleyball 5th Place in League Play Iclow: J.izmin Nelson ready for the ►all. The Junior Girl's Volley ball team had an abun dance of talent and showed remarkable improvements throughout the season. They placed 5th in league play, and had the opportunity to play in five tournaments this season. They won the B-side of the Catholic Central tournament, they also placed 3rd in the Notre Dame tournament in Red Deer. They achieved many of the goals the team had set for themselves, and they finished off the year with strong games in the post-season tournament. After the season, three of the junior varsity players went up to play with the senior girls varsity team to finish off the season. Overall the girls had a great season! Congratulations Schooners! - Jett MacFarlane / --- \ Roster Jarah Wagner Lindsay McKee Kortney Sauer Sarah Mackenzie Nikki Byam Kristi Leavitt Crathy Frache Jazmin Nelson Bari-Lynn Erais Lynsey Sobie Stacy Gepneris Angie Hurkot Coach: Jen MacFarlane v_________________________________- Left: Team cheer as the Schooners score another point. Left Left: Lncouragement in a time out. Sports - Schooner Ram Volleyball Five-Time Gold Medalists The 2003 volleyball sea son was extremely successful for the Rams Volleyball Team. The Rams captured five gold medals, including our own Green and Gold tournament title, two silver medals, and one bronze. The Rams also managed to place four players on the League All-Star teams. Joshua Kelly, Lee Roller, and Kevin Dyck were named to the First Team, while Joel Kotkas was named to the Second Team. The highlight of the season likely was our tournament in Kelowna. The flight, host families, and great volleyball will be memories that we will all treasure. Several of the Rams have also been recruited to play volleyball at the post-secondary level next year. We look forward to seeing them continue the Rams tradition of excellent volleyball at the next level. - Mr. Biesheuvel Below: Another great play by < Rams. --- \ Roster Lee Roller Josh Kelly Patrick Lenaour Robbie Peake Kevin Dyck Nick Pollard Keegan Zuidhof Joel Kotkas Jared Warren Coaches: Ard Biesheuvel, Cory Gillespie, Nathan Brandvolcl J £1 _ 1 I *i • > J H1; / MB fl V, w ———. IttHm Ah , y:\ a i ' s B L ! Ik ^ ~ *4 ' gfl V F / v MJ \H P‘W/1 V4; \ IF Tu #’4 JH r t 1 > thjrm WA Zt i 1 l\ it \iA - 1 if j j <k 1 j» t- |l ft Sr* fl ™ & ( \y£i \ Right: Ram's celebrate another victory. Right Right: Kevin Dyck and Nick Pollard keep all eyes on their opponents. Sports - Ram Volleyball Colt Volleyball 19-1 Tournament Record ■clow: Will Govcnlock puts it down dth some power! This year we had a strong group of re turning grade 11's plus some very skilled grade 10's. Our regular season was filled with up's and down's as we focused on a team aspect rather than winning at all costs. Finishing somewhere in the middle, we still had a ton of confidence going into the post season tournament. Our tournament record was 19-1 with a gold in High River, a silver in Red Deer and going undefeated to claim the gold in our post-season tournament. The goal of coaches was to give every player a good foundation of skill and most importantly, a love for thegameof volleyball. This, plus the hard work ethic displayed by the players was obviously a formula for success. LCI coaches look forward to all of these players returning next year to be effective members of both our senior and JV teams. Great job fellas!!-/<?» Barnett , J • • . - y | WQML \» \ l J / --- \ Roster F.d Telfer Kip Krogman Will Govenlock Taylor Wight Matt Roberts Landon Hatch Ryan Hill Scott Malmberg Scott Sefcik Drew Andreachuck Greg Olsen Drew Pitcher Coaches: Scott Gilbert, Ian Bennett __________________________________/ Loft Loft: Matt Roberts makes a call for the ball Left: Kip Krogman getting ready for another play Sports - Colt Volleyball Gr. 9 Girls Volleyball Green Finalists, Gold Quarter Finalists The very first season ever for LCI'sgradeninegirls was very successful. Much of our success can be attributed to the fact that the girls were so cooperative and patient. It was not always easy to fit two teams into limited gym space, but the girls always showed up with a positive attitude. The Gold team improved steadily throughout the season, and ended up playing some very impressive matches by the end. The most exciting of these was the quarter final game against the Green team. From there they went to the city finals, where they beat out Winston Churchill in the semi's and just missed a win in the finals. Congratulation's on a great season girls! - Vincic Fallwell Roster GREEN Eryn Derksen Meghan Hawkins Jenny Hill Shelby Hubbard Ashley Kress Cassie MacLennan Kylie MacLennan Christie Pierson Kristina Prichard Kym Rumor Logan Shearor Lauren Taal GOLD Melissa Bosch Tanis Bouchard Alana Eliot Heather Fikowski Ria Jarvie Bnttney Jensen Ruth Lawson T rinity McCrea A'annah McKee Ashley Ortlieb Kocee Pilling Kayla Reamsbottom ^ A'ida Van MillGr. 9 Boys Volleyball __________________4th in League Play__________________ / \ Roster Kevin Shuner Levi Tolman Ryan Bartel Jordan Close Matt Calnan Mitch Lawson Brad Kemush James Dempsey Robert Kurio Ben Krogman Steve Ulch Darcy Best Austin Warren Jerrid Taylor Coach: Warren Rowntree The Grade 9 Boy's volleyball team was an inexperienced group, as several players had no previous volleyball experience. The team finished fourth in league play and lost out in the semi-finals of the city championships. The team competed in two tournaments; one in Taber and one at our neighbour across the street, Catholic Central High School. The boys all improved greatly over the season and impressed many onlookers with their strong work ethic. - Mr. Rowntree Sports - Grade 9 Boy's Volleyball ■- • w k V J 1 > mFOOTBALL Zone Champions The Rams enjoyed another successful football season in 2003. After per forming well at the Medicine Mat Jamboree, the Rams were off to Timcberlake, Idaho where they lost 27-7. The team showed vast improvement the following week in an overtime loss to Astoria, Oregon. This trip was highlighted by attendance at an Oregon St. football game. After close losses to Bonner's Perry and Cardston, things looked bleak for the Rams. An exciting win over Raymond started a 6 game winning streak which included another win over Raymond in the zone final, and a 49-20 victor)’ over Red Deer in the provincial quarter-finals. The Rams lost to eventual provincial championsSt. Francis of Calgary in theSout Final, making many mistakesand costly turr overs in the game. The 2003 LCI Rams produced 10 leagu all-stars and reached at least the Province Tier 1 semi-final for the fourth year in a ro\> Thank you to all of the parents, staff an students for all their support during th season - see you next year! •Mr. ChtirlcboisTop: The* Rams face off against long-time rivals the Raymond Comets. Above I.eft: Coaches Andy Charlebois and Bill Baum discuss a crucial play. Above Right: Rams on a warpath! Left: Justin Creep/ n'7, looks on while Jake Lewis runs the ball. 2003 LCI Rams Joel Edwards Brock Wilde Alan Pavan Tyler Willoughby Mark Lowe Keiran Anderson Caleb Snee Justin Creep Mike Schmiegelt Daniel Osmond Jake Lewis Ben Osmond Brien Gehring Matt Crohn Cameron Toth Andrew Kay Brad Pierson Logan Stewart Travis Mcleod Jordan Ully Jon Gott Sean Gott Matt Lowry Tanner Hegland Geoff Smith LeRoy Hildebrandt Stephen Mackay Brett Borix Brent Peterson Mackae Bland Jordan Hudson Caylen Kunz Doug Boehme Brett Furgason Eric Martin JR Hunt Tulio Tavanielli Clayton Willoughby Alex Cattapan Conch: Andy Charlebois Co-Coachcs: Glen Bowie, Cory Kitagawa, Bill Baum, Scott KoIIer,LukeSinclair, Joel Odorski, Dave Lowry, Peter Hamilton, Jesse Wilde Sports - r Cross Country 4A Division Champions Tlie team had a very sue cessful zone champion ships this yen r. They captured the 4A division of the zones held in Medicine Hat. Four Students won medals including: Kym Rumer (silver - Grade 9 girls), Eryn Derksen (bronze-Grade 9 girls), Lauren Gillespie (silver-intermediate girls), Dustin Sobey (silver - senior boys). Ten students qualified for the Provincials which were held in Sundre on October 18, where Lauren Gillespie (24th) and Elspeth Ready (43rd) had the best placing. -Mr. Emerson ' r r ^ * i ' • ' L /1 . Mk! 11 iflClfj iiwT Tn i ^ J Roster Kym Rumer Christie Pierson Eryn Derksen Austin Warren Lauren Gillespie Carleen Ready Chelsea Tailfeathers Esther Bishop Phillip Rockerbie Sarah Cal nan Trung Phan Matt Path John Dunn Mackenzie Vander Woude Elspeth Ready Gillian Avers w Janice Cougle Alana Gill Jordan Torbiak Dustin Sobey Lowell Avers Coaches: B. Emerson, B. Byam, ^S.Crowe Above Right: And they're off? LCI girls take a strong start at zones. Right: Sarah Calnan, senior girls, in the last leg of the race. Right Right: A strong finish to a race well done. Sports Cross Country slow: Who said curling is boring? r1-'*. Curling Provincial Silver Medal The LCI Curling Club was full of energy, excite ment and a lot of fun. We hosted the first ever LCI Green and Gold Bonspiel in December with 12 teams attending from across southern Alberta. We traveled to several out of town competitions and ended the season at the ASAA Provincial Championships in Drayton Valley. This year, the Club was twofold: Recreational and Competitive. Recreational curlers participated in the High School Curling League from November to February and the Com- petitive curlers won various playoffs that earned a trip to the Provincial Mixed Championship, where they won a silver medal. The championship team consisted of Brock Virtue (skip), Sarah Mackenzie (third), Wesley Peterson (second), Gillian Ayers (lead) with Ad on Kuehn and Megan Kirk as alternates. - Lynn Wells Cl Or \ idjE V. M • A ■ JJ' k " • e. j * r jB'.: *^51 ./ft ;*i J --- N Roster Brock Virtue Sarah Mackenzie Wesley Peterson Gillian Avers J Adon Kuehn Ben Ethier Patrick Kelly Kendra Nakagama Rob Mostowy Jacky Peat Coach: Lynn Wells s_________________________________4 Left Left: The LCI Curling Team accepting theSilverMeil.il Trophy at Provincials in Drayton Valley. Left: Skip, Brock Virtue, gives the front end a break and takes over the sweeping bringing a rock into the house. bports - Curling ■ M Wrestling Medals, Medals, Medals The 2003/2004 Wrestling Team had a late start but a great finish. This year's team was small in numbers but large in success. The season's first event was held in Taber at the Rural Provincials. It was here that Shay Kropt took home a sixth place finish, due to an injury. Prior to his injury, he was looking forward to a medaling finish. Esther, in her first match, took home a tough fifth place finish, putting up a good fight against last year's national champion. Shawn Cook also too home a sixth place finish. Andrew turner was awarded with silver, as wellastheTour- nament Sportsmanship Award. At the provincial finals, Andrew Turner took home his third provincial silver medal, losing by just two points. Eventually, the team went on to the Alberta Open (out of school provincials) where Andrew took home the bronze. The following day he claimed the gold, wrestling 30 pounds up at 81kg. Esther wrestled a sensatonal bronze medal match and came out on the winning end. - Andrew Turner Relow:Shaw Kropf.it the Rural fina in Taber. Roster Shay Kropf Andrew Turner Shaun Cook Esther Bishop Jeremy Prince Matt Robinson Ben Osmond Coach: Kevin Eng ■ {£•) ■v; A ij Right: Esther winning her match at the rural finals in Taber. Far Right: Andrew Turner about to pin another victim. Sports - Wrestling Hockey Bridge Cup Champions clow: Kvcret Sheen wins a faeeoff in u* offensive zone. The Bridge Cup is back at LCI after the Rams defeated CCH 5-3 in the annual Hockey Challenge between the two schools. The ga me was as ha rd fought battle between the two teams and the Rams showed a great deal of heart and determination in winning the game. LCI was down 0-2 After the first period, butshowedsomegritand went to work as a team and tied the game after the second period. The third period was a disciplined, gut out effort and the end result wasa 5-3 win for our Rams. It was a true team effort as Danny Macdowall and Brandon Layton both gave stellar performances in net. Goal scorers were chase Dagenhardt and Geoff Anderson with two each, and Robbie Klinkhammer with a single. The series is now tied at two wins a piece with the rubber match set for next year. - Mr. Bardies Amur. P ^1- £ 1 \ Vi L/. i ■MKT Roster ft2 Collin Parsons #3 Chris Seiller "4 Dave Ptycia #5 Robbie Peake #6 Gordon Clappison ff7 Derek Porter ff8 Nick Bohle #9 Everet Sheen fflO Grant Kveder # 11 John Roth #12 Robbie Klinkhammer #13 Taylor Ackerman #14 Charlie Blair #15 Geoff Anderson #20 Chase Dagenhardt #22 Mark Mcintosh #23 Kellan Turner #30 Danny Macdowall #33 Brandon Layton Coach: Lou Bardies Asst Coaches: Cory Gillespie, Rick Homan, Pat Finn, Warren Boschee Manager: Gary Huculak Far left: Gooff Anderson and Chase Dagenhardt crash the net and are rewarded with a goal. Left: Danny Macdowall defending the net with intense focus on the task at hand. Sports- Hockey Clipper Basketball Double Gold Medalists The LCI Clipper Queens posted a 26-14 record this year which included many highlights. The Clippers won two tournaments this year. The Clippers captured gold in the L.C.C. Tournament by defeating Raymond in the final by 1 point. The Clippers also earned Gold at the Bowness Tournament in Calgary. A Spirited group of athletes, I.CI was never defeated easily and most teams feared playing them. Only a handful of points seperated the top teams in the zone. Memorable highlights include the overtime victory over CCH. After trailing by 8 points with 2 minutes left, the Clippers rallied to tic the game. Clarissa Baines scored a 3 pointer in overtime to seal the victory. Tournament Outcomes LCI Green and Gold - Finalists LCC - 1st Place Magrath - Consolation J. Percy Page - Consolation Bowness - 1st Place Jasper - 6th Place Below: Shannon Anderson puts on up in warm ups. --- \ Roster Angie Hurkot Jaime Mark Mackenzie Vander Woude Leah Shemanchuk Jarrah Wagner Misty Reimer Janice Cougle Jessa Mill Clarissa Baines Shannon Anderson Jocelyn Black Coach: Greg Paskuski, Diane Shanks \_______________ -/ Right Right: Jamie Mark cashes the corner shot. Right: Leah Shemanchuk displays her stellar defense. & Sports - Clipper Basketballlow: Great offensive play by the looners. Schooner Basketball League Champions This was a very busy and successful season fertile Schooners. We began our season with the LCI Green and Gold Classic basketball tou rnament where we won the tournament "Sportsmanship award". As the season continued we played several league games and travelled to several other tournaments all over Alberta. We went to tournaments in Foremost, Airdrie, Calgary and Edmonton. Each of these tournaments were wonderful learning experiences for the team and helped us immenslely in our league games later in the season. The regular season ended for us in a tie with Magrath for regular season champions. We progressed through the playoffs and ended the season with a terrific win over Medicine Hat in the League Championship gameatEnmax Centre. This win gave us the title of League Champions for the 2003/2004 season. This was a great way to end a terrific season of basketball. -Alanna Beauchesne / --- \ Roster Ashley Patzer Hannah Jaussen Esther Bishop Whitney Pocza Dani Whitehead Stephanie Toth Kortney Sauer Sonja ChiefCalf Chelsea Tailfeathers Elyse Longair Kristi Leavitt Andrea Hunt Coaches: Alanna Beauchesne, fm/lene Fournier k_______________________________/ Left Left: The Schooners focus on the time-out Left: Pocza on the charity stripe Sports - Schooner Basketball Ram Basketball Competitive Ram Pride T Ihe Rams had an exciting 2003/2004 season. They were able to win their first game after only one week of practise. Despite several injuries, the Rams were able to finish fourth in the Annual Green and Gold LCI Invitational Tournament. The Rams improved throughout the regular season and had some key losses toward the end. Regardless of these hurdles the players demonstrated in the playoffs that the competitive pride still lives within the Ram's Basketball program. Thank you to all the friends and family that supported our efforts throughout the season. Accep-f file CWAtlBN^B - Coach Price Below: Some fast paced actionduri the 4A Boys Zone Championships the Hnmax. --- \ Roster Joel Kotkas Matt Grohn Travis McLeod Curtis Gruninger Brett Ferguson Geoff Smith Lee Roller Nick Pollard Kip Krogntan Justin Creep Brad Pierson Jeff Hilliard Drew Andreachuk Coaches: Craig Price, Nathan Ruff, Kevin King \________________________________. Right: Joel Kotkas moving it around tlu* perimeter at the the 4 A BoysZoncCham- pionships at the Hnmax. Right Right: The boys take a well deserved break and get some advice from coach Price. & Sports - Ram Basketball•low: n Osmand Brings the ball upcourt •low Right: Drew Andrcachuck cs up for a foul shot. Colt Basketball Fierce Competitors The Colts finished the sea son with a 6-8 record in league play. In addition to league play they competed in three tournaments with their best result being a third place finish in the Churchill Invitational. The Colts worked hard and were competitive against any team they played. The players got along very well with each other and had a lot of fun during the season. - Jeff Payne 'IT___ 1: / Roster Scott Sefcik Drew Andreachuck Ben Osmond Alan Pa van Andrew Kay- Matt Roberts josh Hudson Matt McDonald Matt Walker Devon Alexander Kieran Anderson Clayton Willoughby Coaches: Jeff Payne, Sam Bennett \__________________________________/ Left: Drew Andreachuck recieves a pass form Ben Osmond. Left Left: Colt players putting in a focused warm up prior to a home game at the I.Cl gym. Sports - Colt Gr. 9 Girls Basketball Bright Futures GOLD GREEN These grade 9 Indies had n great season focused on skill improvement and team building. They gave it their "all", all season long losing out to St. Francis in the 1/4 finals. Great job girls!!! -Ms. Frunchak Bottom: Alannah McKee heading for a strong offensive play Below: l.ogan Shearer with a jump ball for the Gold team This years Green Grade 9 Girls Basketball team enjoyed a successful season winnig two tournaments, placing 2nd in another, and losing two close semi-final games in two other tournaments. LCI Green Girlsalsowon theleagueand placed second in the City Finals. These talented players were a hard working, motivated bunch who were eager to learn and improved immensely over the season. -Mrs. Rolland Below: Lauren Taal on defence Rosters GOLD Annalise French Ruth Lawson Shaina Perrett Ashlee Kress Shayla Day Rider Michelle Bromley Becky Parker Sara Won Miriam Maclean Janae Thomsen Kayt-Lynn Yellowhorn Asst. Coach: fill McPhee Head Coach: Jodiene Frunchak GREEN Eryn Derkson Meghan Hawkins Shelby Hubbard Britteny Jensen Brittney Jensen Alannah McKee Cassie Maclennan Kylie Maclennan Christie Pierson Kym Rumer Lauren Taal Coach: Ms. Roland Sports - Gr. 9 Girls Basket toll clow: Matt Little makng his way round a defender during some ome game action. > 1 •- Gr.9 Boy's Basketball ________Bright Futures GOLD Although there were many rookies on the team, the Gold group really progressed throughout the year. Led by Jordan Mein and Toni Tran the Gold boys served notice that they could be contenders near the end of the year. They finished very strong in the final two contests vs WCHS & FLVT with near victories in both. Best of luck to all the players in the future. -Mr. Myndio GREEN Although this team started off with a rough start, the team managed to work together and gained some victories over Raymond and Calgary. The team finished the season by defeating St. Francis in the final. The team was fortunate enough to get some very skilled players in both defensive and offensive play. Best of luck in the future boys, 1 think there could be great opportunities for you. -Mr. Myndio Rosters GREEN Ben Krogman Kenny Dhal Jason Peterson Levi Tolman Matt Little Andre Edwards Byron Albiez W Julian Morris Jan Walicki GOLD Randy Chalmers Kaleb Friesen Doug Hewko Jordan Mein Corrie Moore Andrew Phol Tony Tran Stephen Ulch Daniel Warner Geoff Woodward Coaches: Mike Myndio (Green) Mr. Orr (Gold) i 9 Left: targe verticals from the l.Cl boys won a lot of rebounds down low. Above: Jordan moves the ball around the perimeter during a playoff game .it FLVT. Sports - Cr. 9 Boys Basketball Girl's Golf Provincial Bronze, Individual Silver The LCI Girls Golf Team had a very successful 2003 season. Once the snow melted, they battled the wind and emerged as repeat gold medalists in the 3A/4A Zone Championships held in Coaldale. In addition to the team title, Bari-Lynn hr a is led all competitors and captured the individual girls title with a score of 80. The team traveled to Red Deer to participate in the Provincial Championships on September 22nd and 23rd. At the end of two days of play, their hard work and perseverance with more bad weather was rewarded with a bronze medal. Bari-Lynn again won an individual medal, finishing second overall with a 36-hole total of 160. Congratulations girls! -Ms. Satiderson Below: Sydney Erais, battling tl weather as well as 100+ other girls fc top honors in the province. Roster Bari-Lynn Erais Syndey Erais Kirsten Osberg Tannis Tailfeathers Coaches: Darrell Laidlaw, Leanne Sanderson Above Right: A proud girls team standing victorious in Coaldale at the South Zone Golf Championships. Right Right: Bari-Lynn Erais captured an individual gold at Zones and a silver at Provincials. Right: Kirsten Osberg, "Which way to the first tee and what's thecourse record." Sports - Girl's Golf Boy's Golf Provincial Silver, Individual Gold clow: Korv Keenan ripping a drive ff the first tee at Riverbcnd GC. <> * -• # *. Onceagain LCI fielded I a very strong Boys Golf Team from a very competitive group of candidates. The boys advanced from the South Zone competition with a comfortable 10 stroke advantage in bad weather conditions at Land O Lakes. Brian YVolsey won the individual gold medal with a score of 2 under par. Red Deer was the next stop on the teams quest for provincial gold. The boys team took a 6 stroke advantage into the second day but couldn't hang on in extremely windy conditions. However the LCI boys finished 2nd by 2 strokes. Brian Wolsey won the Gold Medal for indivudal boys with a two day total of even par. Well done Brian and LCI Boys Golf Team! -Mr. Luitilaw Roster Mark Robinson Brian Wolsey Kory Keenan Brock Virtue Coaches: Darrell Laidlaw, Leanne Sanderson Above Left: The boys team proudly displays their winning banner in Coaldale at the South Zone Championships. Left Left: Mark Robinson had the flat stick working at Riverbcnd. Left: brock Virtue keeping an eye on a perfect drive on the 10th hole at Land-O- Lakes. Sports - Soy'> t --- \ Roster Steven Beck Brett Borix Ray Brown James Burrgess Shawn Cook Bryce Frisky Tyson Hamabata Leroy Hildebranclt James Inglis Sean Jess Adon Kuen Jake Lewis Ryan Mckeown Travis Mclcod Andre Nedd Gcrrick Parsons Wes Peterson Jeremy Prince Mike Schmiegelt Shane Smith Caleb Snee Clayton Taylor Cam Toth Andrew Turner Russ Void Eric Wright Head Coach: Billy Baum Assistant Coach: Justin Masson ManagerBreanna Baxter v Boys Rugby TITLE Below: The boys prepare line out! The Men's Ram Rugby Team enters the 2004 season with high expectations. A strong group of returning veterans will lead an othersise untested but very athletic team into the season. With a growing enthusiasm for the game, the Rams look to continue building a new rugby tradition at LCI. With hard play and intensity, the boys have an excellent shot at challenging for the Southern Alberta title. Best of luck lads! -Mr. Baum Right Right: Practise makes perfect! Right: Coach Baum showing the boys how its done! Sports - Boys Rugby Girls Rugby Reek'em Wreck'em Ruck'em Ruck'em Get that ball and really .Fight!! This season begins with a lot of prom ise. We have several strong veterans returning, and many rookies with talent and heart. Good Luck Girls! - Randy Whitehead --- N Roster Grade 12 Heidi Bialik Heather Boschman Janice Cougle Mandy Derricott Sarah Fleming Alaya French Alanna Gill Brittnay Griffiths Kristen Griffiths Sierra Heine Melissa Lowry Kristen Roesler Tiffani Semach Pam Sherwood Mackenzie Vander VVoude Grade 11 Alisha Alcorn Ali Close Jesa Hill Ashley Patzcr Ashley Steed Dani Whitehead Grade 10 Ambrayona Baer Robyn Fowler Cathy Frache Cerise Guesford Emma Hacker Jolynn I lildebrandt Lauren Jowsey Kaylee Mcleod Kortney Sauer Rachel Walicki Eva Switzer Grade 9 Annalisc French Krystle Gillespie Kristen Kenney Brittany Kocken Stephanie Smith Coaches: Randy Whitehead, Steven Tolley, Rick Cartier Assistants: Ryann Whitehead Statistician: Eruilie Lacey s_________________________________> Sports - Girls RuSlowpitch Girls of Summer With 11 returning and 3 new play ers the, the Slo- Pitch Clippers are a force to be reckoned with. With offensive power and defensive agility, the clippers can compete with anyone. Watch out for these girls of summer! - Mrs. Oikawn Below: Jaci Hanna preparing to hi Coach Frunchak with a drill. / --- \ Roster Ashley Platt Shannon Anderson Bari-Lynn Prais Lynsey Sobie Jazmin Nelson Jaci Hanna Amanda Cotton Caitlin DeBoer Darcie Graham Christina Jensen Trishcll Provast Jodie Stevens Lesley Cotton Chancy Blackwater Conches: Carole-Anne Oikawa V________________________________/ • * V ^ . 1 $ 4L Right: Catlin DeBoer waiting patiently for some action Right Right: Bari Erais throws a ball home during another drill Far Right: Jazmin Nelson getting ready for the strike out season on the mound. Sports - Slowpitch Baseball Defending Provincial Champions * Rams* With only 5 return ing players to the senior team, it will prove to be a big task for the Rams to successfully defend there title and win a 3rd consecutive Provincial Championship this year. The boys are geared up for a great season and hope to have a successful year. * Colts* They're back!! With a year absence Colts baseball has returned to LCI. This young team is full of talent and looks very promising for the future of baseball at LCI. - Rick May hew Colts Roster Brock Fulkerth Mitchell Lawson Grant Sodo Taylor Dueck Ryan Bartell Natl Ropes Adam Smith Paul Kelly Peter Gieni Michael Ambrus Nathan Schauert Coach: fared Ruff Coach: Mark Siellee CM: Rick Mayhew / --- \ Rams Roster Grant Kveder Dustin Smith Cole T
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