| Summary: | The annual publication of the students of Lethbridge Collegiate Institute, Lethbridge, Alberta.(2005-06) Published in Canada Printed in USAMIMM’IH'l Lets get it started” might not have been the sentiments of staff or students on August 30, it was a necessity to the beginning of another school year. As difficult as it was to restruc1 our life after a long summer break most of us were glad to see friends again and take on challenges of another school year. 1. Day one of classes and 4. Jason Peterson and It’s bedlam in the Counselling others helped out during Oflice registration week in the fast paced assembly line in the 2. Day two and the line up is library, growing outside the Counselling Office 5. Don't feel bad James, the majority of students had trouble finding their new classes the first couple of days 3. Registration was a four day process, and here we are on day four welcoming our graduating class. Student Life First Week6. Kristi Leavill, Meredith Morgan and Landon Hatch waiting in line tor their schedules. 7. Mr. Myers Science 10 Honors class was one of many that were bursting at the seams for the first little while. Student Life-First Week .1. Tprrah Cove. Surah Papp 7. Chase Bolter and .Jon and Shannon Magee enjoying limit lunch hour. 2. Christy Rucine and BiiUony Dos|adals. 3. Bfynna Pokarnoy and Mercedes Fawns. 4 Jessica Davis and Tom Paslorlield. ft. Sabrina Spears and Amy Ferguson Koegler. B Candice Harlei showing aiound an exchange sludonl hum Hokkal, Japan f). Andiow Noh. Kelly Iso and Jordan Mudiack 10. Amanda Rollag and Mall Walker. Hh 0 0 Keenan Geiyoi taking a nap on Urn has with a Iriond Irom Urn Japanese Exchange. Sludonl 10 l.ile Friends 5 I. Cassie MacLennan passing oui candy al Ihe firsl pep rally ol Ihe year, celebrating Ihe start ol another football season. 2. Ashley McDonald all dressed up lor Ihe dance performance during the Fine Arts pep ially. 3. A 5 Whitney Steed and t.ynnae Seely performing "Walking on Sunshine" al Ihe Flue Arts pep rally.Celebration often came in the form of a Pep Rally that would recognize an individual, a team or an entire program. These assemblies allowed students to celebrate every aspect of LCI and recognize the variety of options that make our a place to ,7 i attend. 4. Matt Murray taking pari in a 9. Rytan Pushor performing Name ihnl Tune competition along with his band Mindstone against the teachers. at the Football pep rally. 6. Jonathan Wensveen performing a drum solo at the Fine Aits pep rally. 10. Justin Baumann playing drums along with Jonathan Wensveen. 7. The Dance group performing the Can Can from the Nutcracker show. 0. Robyn Scott painting Mr. Windsor's face as part of the Fine Arts pop rally. — Student Life - Pep RalliesA 1 wm 1 ^ | [#i W W V ft* /j |H[l tf* 1 ^ ,The great thing about LCI is that there are always special opportunities to make our highschool career a little more interesting. Whether it was a trip out of town a special performance, a fundraiser or a lunch hour activity the special escapades made LCI an exciting place to be. 1. Cathy Frache, Jenna the pumpkin carving contest Becker, Claudia Aguirre and on Halloween. Shara Osmond getting ready (or the political (orum. 7. An exchange student from Hokkai, Japan during their two 2. Dance students dressed week visit in September. up (or the Nutcracker performance. 8. Michael Shaw on the trip to the Buffalo Jump with the 3. Nicole Loitz and Justin exchange students from Lome, also taking part in Hokkai. Japan. the Nutcracker dance performance. 9. A group of students on the band trip to Waterton A. Brett Stevens dressed up for Halloween. 10. The Peer Support club packing up donated foods from 5. Mike Brown performing at the Burst the Bus Fundraiser. one of the school pep rallies. 6. Megan Dyck taking part in Student Life - Special Eventswhen you’re in class? LCI has so many great classes that surprisingly our minds are focused on the topic at hand. Each classroom is a great place to learn new things, express yourself and have a little fun at the same time. twingoli9 0 ronyKalegoiic.CaylenKunz □ and a Iriond posing In Iho I Aitiobocly. Shop irado ion sindonis studying 10. Angola Muybregls painting a mnatoipinco in ml class.Hi i M '/ 1 MM5. Marie Robertson having something nutritious lor lunch. 6. Brittany Dyke having some popcorn from the concession stand. Student Life * Lunch; 1 10 1 A 9rouP °f nines posing alter winning the noon hour hallways, intramurals. 8. A goalie diving to protect his 2. Tacy Olson and Jaylyn net during lloor hockey Brandley hanging out during intramurals, noon hour. 9. Ashley Jones, Elyse Longair 3. Rachel Lawson, Jaime Mark and Kayla Stewart, and Whitney Pocza got delivery so they didn't miss any ol the 10. Some girls hanging oul in intramurals during lunch. the gym at lunch enjoying the intramurals. 4. Taylor Wight really, really enjoying his banana. And we did, in every corner of the school. As the cafeteria only holds 4oo people and our school consists of 1600, students found other areas to enjoy their lunch hours. Students could be found eating in the gym enjoying intramurals, in classrooms taking advantage of the tutorials offered or just hanging out in the hallways their friends. - WEf1RfJ A'L VA'NKO^rCH* Even though Halloween was not on a school day this year, students still turned up dressed in their finest.and strangest.Witches, cowgirls, and genies turned up to celebrate and take part in the best costume and pumpkin carving contests. 1. Tyson Hoyle taking part in the pumpkin carving contest during the Halloween celebrations. 2. Tina Olson, Carly Raslask and Grant Lemane. 3. Beth Howell and Ann Gibbons. 4. Austin Ogrins and Taylor Machtmes showing off their cowgirl spirit. 5. Adon Kuehn and James Wade displaying their great Halloween costumes. 6. Sammy Cardinal striking a pose. 7. Ambrayona Baer ready to grant anyone’s wish. 8. Josh Hudson showing off his great costume.9. A pumpkin showing off LCI spirit, made during the Pumpkin carving contest on Halloween. 10. Bari Erais proudly showing off her innovative costume in the hallway on Halloween. -mi#** 11. A group of LCI students all dressed up for Halloween.18 j 1 Kelsey Ackerman Brian Alcorn Brittany Alexander Kaitlyn Ambrus Laura Anderson Nathan Anderson Courtney Andrcachuk Jen Arik Sammi Arnelt Ammaron Baer Sara Baines Christopher Banmann Makenzy Barr Kelly Bartel Beau Barthel Patrick Bartoshyk Charissa Bateman Deb Bcusekom Fraser Bisholf Kyle Bisschcp Cayley Bland Mcrvin Bley Chris Bobinec Tyler Boose Nathan Bohnert Cody Bosch Kurtis Bosnjak Emmy Bowen Josh Bowen Trevor Bowen Kyla Bowman Tyson Boyce Ryan Brandley Annie Brewerton Kaitlyn Brooks Lurel Brooks Lindsay Brouwer Tasha Brown Kyle Brummund Nerissa Buchanan Nicholas Bullock Chase Butler Nicole Cady Dam Caldarwcod Eli Caiman Jonathan Calvert Jenalee Campboll Todd Carlson Taylor Carriere J § WColby Cattcni Alisha Chadney Chad Chambers Jacquie Clappison Bryanna Clark Kaitlin Clark Briltany Clarke Danielle Clearwater Mackenzie Ccaiham Matthew Conley Brad Cooper Bryan Cooper Michael Cowan Jarod Cox Kailey Cox Josh Crabbe Amber Do Cecco Gabe Degonhardt Nico Do Graaf Courtney Denningtcn Jason Derrioott P e o p le - G ra d e N in e . Brittany Desjarlais Alexander Dewar Jessie Dick Erin Dixon David Dueck Melissa Dueck Joel Dyck Kristy Eagle Boar Adrian Edwards Morgan Ehret Travis Elford Byron Elton Sarati Ethier Sarah Evans Jaden Evanscn Alyssa Everson Sarah Falconer Ad'.oc Farrell Spencer Farrell Jessica Fellger Robert Ferguson im e P e o p le - G ra d e N in e Cole Fctting Amy Fleming Alison Fogtmann Riley Foxcroft Michelle Frache Shayla Friesen Carlee Gael* Stephanie Garrott Cameron Gedcko Quincy Geiger Darren Gemmill Sam Gesinghaus Zachary Gibb Chris Gilbert Tyler Gilbert Kyra Gillert Sean Gillespie Emily Gjerlaug Michael Goldie Tyler Gordon Melissa Graham Shay Graham Sarah Grajeda Shanel Green Kennedy Greene Jonathan Guentcr Shyloh Habcrman Jillian Hacker Braden Hamilton Simone Hancbaum Jenny Hankey Janai Hanna Mackenzie Hanna Tannis Hanna Lindsay Harrington Sarah Harrison Melissa Harsch Mitch Marty Alicia Harvey Clayton Harvie Chris Hatfield Jenollo Hawkins Suzelle Hebert Lindsey Heggedal Kassy Heine Nicole Hendry Adam Heninger Lindsey Hon nger Ali Hildebrand P e o p le - G ra d e N in e j 1 2 1 Nephi Hildebrand! Brandon Hirsche Eric Horvath Bryn Hosgood Emma Hosgood Clarissa Howells Derek Hoyle Brittany Humphries Steven Hurkens Amanda Hurroll Jeremy Ives Tessa Iwaasa Amanda Jeffrey Bai-tce Jensen Anthony Joe hem Bryson Joevenazzo Michael Johansson Casey Jose Kevin Jowsoy Kim Kabayama Sachi Kabayama Amanda Kada Tara Kaisor Travis Kemp Robert Kennedy Tcni Korn Mitchell Kesler Cassandra Kotchum Tyler Kiefuik Patrick Klatt Jcsh Kcegler Kennedy Kolasko Ayla Kolsza Danielle Korthuis Krystal Korthuis Erik Korver Meagan Koshman Kaielyn Kraushor Taryn Kunz Riley Kveder Zach Laidlaw Grant Lamane Shannon Lamb Andrea Lauder Kristina Laurie Spencer Law Dorran Layng Heather Lea Chase Leavitt - NEW m ON THE BLOCK (199G> P e o p le - G ra d e N in e Jonavin Lemay Mike LeMoino Kelsey Lewis Joshua Link Thomas Linn Colion Loguc Jordan Loose Josh Lowry Noah Luck Kendall Lutwick Ryan Maclarlane Olivia MacGregor Taylor Machlmes Craig Mackay Patrick Maclean Scolt Macquarrie Scot Mahe Bronna Malchow Maggie Malmborg Jenossa Malone John Manitowabie 2 3 BY STEP - NEW KWS ON TRE BLOCK (19901 lain Marten Chad Martinot Aimee McCarthy Cayden McCray Alannah McGinn Robert McLean Lanco Mehrer Kolton Menzak Steven Moyor Cameron Mills David Milne Cayleigh Mock Kelsie Mcldo Lindsey Moline Emil Monias Allison Montague Brittney Moore Justin Morton Jordan Mudrack David Murray Megan MurrayDani Nalder Tyler Nast Vanessa Neufold Andrew Noh Olivier O'Brien Anna Ogden Austin Ogrins Trevor O'Leary Jill Olson Tina Olson Elizabeth One Owl Kyiie Orr Darcy Osmond Karen Ouimet Natasha Oviatt Darien Oxley Ethan Paddon Adam Palmer Aubrey Paul Travis Payne Steven Peters Jerrad Peterson Megan Pharo Gage Plante James Potc Josh Potvin Joshua Prince Tysen Pusher Taylor Quan Christy Racine Carly Raslask Alex Rasmussen Grayson Rathwcll Brenton Reach Josiah Read Moagan Read Adam Rod Crow Trent Red Young Man Bronnan Reichard Taylor Rice Shaun Riddell Jay Rigaux Samantha Ritter Luc Roberts Nicole Roberts Aimee Rcche-Sinnott Clifford Rockerbie Megan Roesler Christopher Rcgors IIDavid Rogers Travis Romaniuk Brandon Romkos Kathryn Rocme Bailey Ross Max Ross Tanner Ross Amanda Roth Chris Safinuk Paige Sauer Brad Schafer Trevor Schmidt Braedon Schmold Tristan Scholield Colton Schuler Jeremy Scott Tyler Seaborn Eric Seeley Kyle Seiko Salar Seyed Mahmoud Eric Shanks Anthony Sharp Travis Sheets Trinda Sheridan Kyle Simon Juliano Simonetti Brayden Sipko Karmyn Skura Daniel Smith Dustin Smith Daniel Somerville Tatjana Spear Chief Ted Sponceley Nicola Spencer Makayla Starzyk Quinn Ste. Marie Brandy Stophen Sheila St. Germain Courtney Stinson Caillyn Stone Kendra Sullivan Kahlaya Superkoski Adrian Sutherland Kcle Talbot Larissa Tamminga Ken Taylor Alisha Teichroob Brar.dcn Thiessen Jasmine Thomsen 2 6 j . ^ 2 P e o p le - G ra d e N in e -NEW Kite ON THE BLOCK (19901Top Left: Multimedia Nine students Travis Sheets and Christian Tran taking digital pictures in the studio. Bottom Lett: Travis Payne and Kcle Talbot posing for a picture in Multimedia Nine. Middle: Courtney Andreachuk. Micholle Frache, and Lindsey Moline. Above: Tyler Gordon Amy Tollefson Tarilyn Telman Owen Topolnisky Erin Torbiak Dali in Toth Reily Toth Nicole Tradowell Christian Tran Bryce Trowbridge Kelly Tso Troy Turner Theo Van Dyke Lyrtdsey Van Pelt Brett Vermeersch Jordan Vigar Bon Walburger Jessica Walker Xing Yac Wang Kevin Watmough Justin Welder Steven Wells P e o p le - G ra d e Nine^ 27 Vanossa Young Pino Alan Zhong Dray don Whitelaw Jordan Wight Cassio Williamson Jordynn Willie Cassie Woodward Lauren Wright Colton Yamagishi Right: Andrew Noh. Kelly Tso, Jordan Mudrack Far Right: Emily Qjerlaug and Alisha Chadney 2 8 4BE? P e o p le - G ra d e N in e ffj y* m A/ Step by step, those new kids on tho block are making LCI their home. Caught on camera in tho halls were (left to right) Dani Nalder. Olivia MacGregor. Amber DeCecco. Quincy Geiger. Aimoo McCarthy. Annie Brewertcn, Jamos Polo. Cayden McCray. Taryn Kunz, Sachi Kabayama, Kyra Gillort. Darren Gemmill. Zach Gibb. Joel Dyck. Jason Derricott. Darcy Osmond, and Mike Johansson. People - Grade Nine . 1 I 29 SENIOR CLIPPERS VOLLEYBALL TEAM ROSTER S p o rts - C lip p e r V o lle y b a ll The LCI Clipper Queens enjoyed another successful seaso capping off going to provincials for the third straight year. Th Clippers bolstered a team of six grade twelves, two grad elevens and four grade tens. Led by the leadership of teat captain Jocelyn Black LCI was able to pick up a silver medal < 4A zones for the third straight year. The Clippers finished fourt in league with a 5-4 record. LCI Clippers entered a number < tournaments over the season and were able to make it to th playoff round in each event. Kym Rumer Stacy Gepneris Lynsey Sobie D’Arcie Graham Nikki Byam Jocelyn Black Jaime Mark Bari Erias Jarah Wagner Shelby Hubbard Christie Pierson Meghan Hawkins I What was supposed to be a rebuilding year, turned out to be a great harvesting year. This year's Rams volleyball team captured 6 medals, four of which were of the gold variety. Along the way the Rams went undefeated in league play, for the second straight season. Capturing the postseason crown and the Zone championship banner, likely rate highest among the team highlights. There were also several players, who received individual honors. Robert Kurio and Keegan Zuidhof were named as tournament all-stars during our own green and gold tourney, while Jared Warren, Patrick Lenaour and Keegan Zuidhof were all selected to the league all-star team. Another highlight was the wrap-up banquet, where the team enjoyed a highlight video put together by Jared Warren and handed out the Ml P award to Will Govenlock and the MVP award to Keegan Zuidhof. This season’s write up wouldn’t be complete without mentioning Matt Calnan, who gave it all for the team! S p o rts - R am V o lle y b a llj 33 Drew Pitcher Scott Malmberg Taylor Wight Kip Krogman Jared Warren SENIOR RAMS VOLLEYBALL TEAM ROSTER Matt Calnan Patrick Lenaour Greg Olsen Keegan Zuidhof Robert Kurio Will Govenlock Coach: Ard Biesheuvel Asst. Coach: Cory Gillespie Asst. Coach: Nathan BrandvoldTEAM ROSTER TEAM ROSTER The 2004 Colts Volleyball Team was a team that excelled in all areas of the game. The Colts were a team to be reckoned with. Although our season record did not show the true depth of the team, they showed it during our playoffs by finishing tied for third. The boys finished the season off as we hoped, aggressive and smart. The team showed great enthusiasm that day and made Coach Schaber and myself as proud as we could ever be. Ryan Bartel Darcy Best Jordan Close James Dempsey London Hatch Erik Ponomar Julian SpearChief/Morris Austin Warren Coaches: Daniel Forbes and Jodiene Schaber Eryn Derksen Heather Fikowski Courtney Hierath Jenny Hill Meghan Hawkins Kylie MacLennan Lindsay McKee Alannah McKee Lauren Taal Coach: Jen MacFarlane The JV Girls Volleyball had a great season this year. Not only did these girls have a great attitude, there was also an abundance of skill on this year's team, which made it a great season. We finished 6th in league, and played in five tournaments. We won the consolation side of the CCH tournament, third place in the WCHS tournament, first place in the Bow Island tournament, and second place in our home tournament. It was a pleasure to coach this group of girls. 34 J Im e S p o rts - S c h o o n e rs a n d C o ltsV o lle y b a ll The Grade 9 Girls Volleyball Team had a tremendous 2004 season. We had a large team with 14 girls who all played hard. We played in four tournaments this season and made it to ai! but one final. We dominated in league play and finished the season jndefeated. In the 2004 zone playoffs the girls were outstanding in round robin play and got a bye into the semi-finals. In the finals we won the first game, fumbled a bit n the second and brought home the 3J Zone Championship with a great third and deciding game. LCI Grade 9 Girls Green - League, City, and Zone Champions 2004 TEAM ROSTER Laura Anderson Sara Baines Lindsay Brouwer Jessie Dick Sarah Falconer Kennedy Kolasko Shantel Many Grey Horses Alannah McGinn Cayleigh Mock Vanessa Neufeld Paige Sauer Courtney Stinson Caitlyn Stone Larissa Tamminga Coach: Kim Watt Assistant Coaches: Leannc Sanderson and Kortney Sauer TEAM ROSTER Beau Barthel Chase Butler Joel Dyck Cam Gedcke Chris Gilbert Mike Johansson Brad Mabon Pat Maclean Grayson Rathwell Braedon Schmold he Grade Nine boy's volleyball team had an outstanding season and are certain to Coiten Yamagishi ontribute significantly to both the JV and Varsity teams in the years to come. The Coach: Scott Gilbert oys went undefeated in regular season league play, City Championships and Zones, he team was led by strong outside hitting by Co-captain Joel Dyck and precision etting by Co-captain Chris Gilbert. The team thanks Ian Bennett, Ard Biesheuvel, •like Myndio, Rob Wood and Rick Yamagishi for stepping in to help out during the e a s o n - S p o r t s - G r a d e 9 V o l l e y b a l l j - « ? 3 5 i ROSTER 4 Kenny Dahl 5 Tulio Rodriguez 7 Brock Wilde 8 Jason Peterson 9 Alan Pavan 10 Will Lowry 11 Brett Oman 12 Matt Little 13 Clayton Hart 14 Keiran Anderson 15 Steven Price 16 Paul Ormston 17 Justin Greep 18 Matt Roberts 19 John Guenther 21 Kyle Murray 22 Mitchell Dexter 23 Edward Telfer 24 Andre Edwards 25 Danny Waugh 26 Travis Seaborn 28 Ben Osmond 30 Ben Krogman 32Thomas Takahashi 33 Cam Toth 34 Andrew Kay 35 Brad Pierson 36 Greg Gaudette 40 Shane Megli 43 Sean Gott 44 Matt Lowry 45 Tanner Hegland 46 Robbert deJong 49 Leroy Hildebrandt 50 James Burgess 51 Willi Curran 53 Brent Peterson 58 Geoff Woodward 60 Jordy Thiessen 65 Tony Kalegaric 66 Caylen Kunz 68 Jason Greep 75 Orye Johnston 80 Jon Linteris 84 Ben Fellger 88 Clayton Willoughby 36', 4^ Sports - Ram Football 1 « »VI/ le 2004 Rams were a very young but talented football team. Early on they endured many injuries, often 10 more, which was evident in their first 3 losses. Two of the losses came at the hands of strong American ■ponents in Colville, WA and Bonners Ferry, ID. As players began to return from injury and the team matured, 2 wins started coming, the first being over rival Medicine Hat. A week later the Rams went to Raymond for 3 much anticipated game with the Comets. Despite being down 14-3 at halftime, the Rams got on a roll and rned the 17-14 victory. The Rams used this momentum to win 4 of their next 5 games, and a missed 2-point nversion in the final minutes against Grande Prairie could have been the fifth. Unfortunately, the xperience and difficult season caught up to the Rams, as they were defeated by Raymond in the Provincial arterfinals, ending the season. The Rams won 8 all-star or position MVP awards at the 2004 SAHSFL /ards ceremony. With 6 of those players among the 36 returning, next year looks very promising indeed. With ,rd work in the off-season, the Rams are looking to make the Provincial Final once again. S p o r t s - R a m F o o t b a l l - , .m s 3 7 1 For the third year in a row LCI fielded a very strong Boys Golf Team from a very competitive group of candidates. The bo captured the Gold Medal at the South Zone Competitions with only two strokes separating the top three teams. Brian Wols took home the individual boys silver medal, missing out on the gold by a single stroke. At provincials six teams finished the fi day within four strokes of each other on an extremely difficult track at Athabasca Country Club. Windy, cool conditions continu on day two and made it very difficult to make up strokes, however, a determined team effort v/as enough to edge out the stro field of teams and give the LCI Boys the Provincial Championship Gold Medal. The girls team traveled to Magrath for the zone championships in September. The girls played well and captured the silver med Bari-Lynn and Tannis qualified to attend the ASA A provincials as individual competitors. After two days of steady play on tou courses in Lac La Biche and Athabasca, Bari-Lynn emerged as the bronze medalist. We wish her luck next year as she mov her golf career on to Bradley University in Peoria, Illinois.Boy’s Golf Team Kory Keenan Mark Robinson Brian Wolsey Rylan Pushor Coach: Mr. Laidlaw Girl’s Golf Team Tannis Tailfeathers Kirsten Osberg Bari-Lynn Erias Sydney Erias Coach: Ms. Sanderson McDonald’s Alberta Schools’ Athletic Association 2004/2005 S p o r t s - G o l f 40 - r Sports - FansThe Clippers had a successful 2004-2005 season winning third place in four of the five tournaments they competed in and consolation in one tournament. They finished the season with s 25-13 record, winning second place in zones. The Clippers headed into provincials knocking off the favored #7 ranked Sir Winston Churchill to advance to the semi-final where they played a hard fought game and nearly beat #2 ranked Bishop O’Leary. This group of athletes played with a lot of heart and character, especially during the last stretch of the season. Whs more could a coach ask for! CLIPPER TEAM ROSTER S p o r t s - C l i p p e r B a s k e t b a l l Jaime Mark Jocelyn Black Jesa Hill Jarah Wagner Kortney Sauer Lauren Taal Dani Whitehead Shelby Hubbard Ashley Patzer Christie Pierson Coaches: Ronna Wright, Lynnette Taal, Diane ShanksThe Rams finished the season with a 4-10 record in league play and 9-21 record overall. Highlights included third place finishes at both the Green & Gold and W.R. Myers tournaments, as well as some big wins at CCH and Taber. The players showed much improvement as the season progressed and became increasingly competitive in the latter part of the season. The Rams are a young team with many returning players that will undoubtedly have an impact next year. S p o r t s - R a m B a s k e t b a l l 1 RAM TEAM ROSTER Byron Albiez Devon Alexander Dan Harding Jeff Hilliard Kip Krogman Alex Luu Matt MacDonald Ben Osmond Brad Pierson Matt Roberts Julian SpearChief Morris Matt Walker Coaches: Ryan Heggie, Jeff Payne, Mervin Orr Stats: Kylie OrrCoaches: Alanna Odorski Jaylene Lyons TEAM ROSTER Alannah McKee Chelsea Tailfeathers Brittney Jensen Cassie MacLennan Kim Harding Eryn Derksen Meghan Hawkins Kym Rumer Kylie MacLennan Christie Pierson Brittney Jensen (Stats) The 2004/2005 JV Clippers had a very successful and fun year. They placed first in the LCI JV Green & Gold Tournament, second in Airdrie, and second in the Foremost Senior Varsity Tournament. The girls finished league in third place and won silver medals in the zone championships. Byron Albiez Kenny Dahl Andre Edwards Ben Krcgman Matt Little Jason Peterson Scott Sefcik Jan Walicki Matt Walker Brock Wilde Clayton Willoughby Coaches: Mike Myndio Sam Bennett Curtis Leishman This season had its ups and downs, but that is very typical of a young team. Although we experienced growing pains, we also had some wonderful experiences. Our overall record for the season this year was 24-21 and we made it to the semi finals in playoffs finally bowing out to the eventual league champions, thus finishing fourth in the league. Considering how young we are and the age and size ol our opponents wo fared very well. We will be a team to contend with in the very near future. Highlights of the year include winning our JV Green & Gold tourney, finishing second in Airdrie after beating Ross Sheppard, Henry Wisewood, and host Airdrie, and winning our first playoff game against Taber 86-78. 4 4 j 1 I j s t S p o r t s - S c h o o n e r s a r i d C o l t s B a s k e t b a l l 59 --- ■ . Dcc-Wcn CnsmpScn - League Cswptofiw F«»:» • Iwgue Cv>-p'<« t565- 67 | >. vn Feettji • Uajue Chrrwf il TEAM ROSTER Shantel Many Grey Horses Vanessa Neuleld Laura Anderson Cayleigh Mock Jessie Dick Natasha Oviatt Paige Sauer Austin Ogrins Sara Baines Courtney Stinson Selina Weighill Jasmine Thomsen Coach: Jennefer Scott The Grade 9 Clippers had a very good season. We were 4-0 in regular season play and 3-1 in exhibition play. We won tour of the five tournaments we participated in. and placed third in the LCI Green & Gold tournament. This was also the first year we participated in the South Zone competition, which we placed second in. The highlights of the season were beating Raymond in the semi-final game of the St. Francis tournament and winning the Grassy Lake tournament despite being short three key players. From the beginning of the season the girls were strong and possessed great skills. Throughout the year they grew into a squad that other teams feared and other coaches revered. It was a fun, successful and memorable year for all athletes! This year was again a very good year for the Grade 9 Rams. The Rams only lost to three teams this /ear: Raymond. Magrath and a team from Okotoks. The Rams ended up with a 20-7 record overall. The highlights of the season were that the Rams won the City Championship for the second year in a ■ow and then they went on to place second in Zones. The Rams played the Zones without two starters. They improved throughout the season and became a very good defensive team at the end. TEAM ROSTER Braden Hamilton Joel Dyck Josh Lowry Adrian Edwards Darcy Osmond Beau Barthel Dallin Toth Cam Gedcke Pat MacLean Tyson Pushor Michael Johansson Travis Payne Braeden Schmold Coaches: Glen Bowie and Gary Bowie Sports - Grade 9 Green and Gold Basketball j 1 45 :ai- MM LCI Rams had to take a few players from Winston Churchill as there were not enough hockey players from LCI to put forth a team for the 2005 Bridge Cup Challenge against CCH. The boys played hare and gave all they had but were unable to overcome a stacked CCh team this year. The score ended 7-1 in favour of CCH and gave them a 3-2 series lead in the Bridge Cup Challenge. /•— ■ a Rtcinvin K.V Peter McNally •ftsjitHStWisi Beit & Mats Hagen Electric Lwlcl.ithik: RAMS HOCKEY ROSTER Kollan Turner Patrick Bartoshyk Dave Ptycia Matt Mosby (WC) Jesse Emerson (WC) lie Blair Johle fn Popowich (WC)1 Gord Clappison "' Darren Doak Brett Borix Chris Seiller Jeff Anderson Jared Ford Corbin Morton (WC) Brett Wormsbecker Tyler Tamayose (WC) Bryce Frisky Brflce Raphael (G) , \ ! • •• - 35oWa!| (Qf jowall liel Mac iches Lou Bardies, Cory Gillespie, Pat Finn, Rick Homan S p o r t s - R a m H o c k e y 'he 2004-2005 season was one of development for the LCI curlers with five irade nine players, one grade ten, and three ‘newer to the sport’ grade //elves. All the athletes had a lot of fun, made great friendships and acquired Dns of knowledge throughout the season. The season ended with the aditional game against the teachers and, as usual, the students were ictorious. TEAM ROSTER Scott Malmberg Taylor Wight Jarred Warren Rob McLean Scott MacQuarrie Kendra Nakagama Steven Wells Tyson Boyce Missing: Tyler Nast Coaches: Lynn Wells Jodiene Schaber S p o r t s - C u r l i n g 4 7 1 / ^ / Darcy Best Eryn Derksen Matthew Fath Ryan Hill Christie Pierson Phillip Rockerbie Kym Rumer Emily Travis Esther Bishop John Dunn Lauren Gillespie Sam Neale Peter Quinlan Clifford Rockerbie Chelsea Tailfeathers Jared Warren This year’s high school cross-country team consisted of 15 membe The team enjoyed success at the Zone Championships held in Medici Hat with 8 members of the team qualifying for the Provincial cros country championships. Lauren Gillespie placed second in the Sen Girls’ event, while Kym Rumer placed third in the Junior Girls’ race. F Lauren, this was her third consecutive year with a top 3 placing. For t boys, John Dunn had the top placing with a fourth in the Senior bo; race. Jared Warren followed close behind with a seventh place finis Other members of the team, with top 15 placing in their respecti events, included: Christie Pierson, Chelsea Tailfeathers, Peter Quinl and Ryan Hill. Unfortunately, the team encountered an early win storm on their way to provincials and was unable to compete. Coaches: Barry Emerson & Barry Byam 4 8 j ms S p o r t s - C r o s s C o u n t r y 1 Our season was a good one here at the LCI. We added many new faces to our team including, for the first time, some grade nine athletes. We attended many away tournaments including Chilliwack B.C., Edmonton, Wetaskiwin, Grande Prairie, Taber, Calgary, and High River. We took more than a few medals from these tournaments including the highlight, Esther Bishop’s placing Silver at the Rural Provincials in Grande Prairie. Matt Lowry and Esther Bishop both placed fourth in Provincial competition losing only to grade twelve athletes. Next year’s competition should prove fruitful. We will head into next season with all of our grade eleven wrestlers one year older, wiser, stronger and faster. Esther Bishop Tulio Rodriguez Dexter Mitchell Eric Shanks Carly Raslask Brendon McQuaid Codi Sine Corbin Shapcott Matt Lowry Andrew Kay William Lowry Tina Olsen Meagan Turner Tyrell Peterson Scott Smith Coaches: Kevin Eng, Rod Scott, Jordon Rhodes, Scott Kornelson, Nathan Shields. Sports - Wrestling *1 As defending Zone Champions, this year's LCI Girls Rugby team will be working at continuing the same success * last year’s team. We will be working towards achieving our goal of repeating as Zone Champions. In order to do this we will be relying heavily on our returning players, whom are very talented. Also, the group of new recruits wil fill in the missing gaps perfectly. This year's team is a very talented and athletic group of young ladies that will continue the success of the LCI Girls rugby program. Like last year, one of the mottos again will be: “Hit Hard, Hit Low, Hit Fast, Hit Often”. Also, as coaches we look forward to our first season with a JV team, which is mainly occupied by the ten Grade Nine players that we have. This will only strengthen the rugby program. To our six graduating seniors, best of luck in your future endeavors and the Green and Gold will miss you all. 5 0 j S p o r t s - C l i p p e r R u g b y 1 Alisha Alcorn Ashley Patzer Ali Close Dani Whitehead Ashley Steed Jesa Hill Esther Bishop Cathy Frache Rachel Walicki Lauren Jowsey Kaylee McLeod Kortney Sauer Nikki Byam Ambrayona Baer Tayler Hamilton Kristin Kenney Brittany Kocken Krystle Gillespie Annalise French Tanis Bouchard Jen Hill Kristina Pritchard Becky Parker Christie Pierson Tessa Falk Lurel Brooks Michelle Frache Clarissa Howells Amy Fleming Maggie Malmberg Carly Raslask Austin Ogrins Paige Sauer Jasmine Thomsen Lauren Roerick Coaches: Randy Whitehead Rick Cartier Assistant Coaches Ryann Whitehead Melissa Lowry Mandy Derricott Manager: Karen HudsonCameron Toth Jared Warren James Inglis Landon Hatch Adon Kuehn Bryce Frisky Ryan Hill William Lowry Daniel Waugh Wes Peterson Matt Lowry Brad Fleming David Cassidy Josh Lowry lain Ferguson Alex Dewar Andrew Kay Taylor Wight Brad Pierson Mark Thibodeau Jason Greep Willi Curran Shawn Cook Tom Pasterfield Adam Dipinto Cory Grinton Tyler Seaborn Travis Seaborn Matthew Price Jordan Wight Drew Young Dan Wilde Josh Koegler Eli Caiman Halley Barrantes Josh Bowen Trevor Bowen John Holman Brent Peterson Coaches: Bill Baum Justin Masson Allan Hansen mm . ^ ^The Mens’ Ram Rugby team enters the 2005 season with high expectations. A small but skilled group of returning veterans will lead a very athletic team into the season. With a building tradition towards rugby excellence the Rams look to solidify a strong rugby presence in Alberta. With hard play and intensity, the boys have an excellent shot at representing LCI at the first ever rugby provincials. Best of luck!—**-— --- 54 j me Sports - Clipper Slowpitch Senior Varsity Girls Softball Helena Affleck. Shannon Anderson, Lesley Cotton, Chancy Black Water, Bari Erais, Tori Fedor. D'Arcie Graham. Jacilyn Hanna. Angela Hurkot. Christina Jensen. Kylio MacLennan, Megan McNally. Kirsten Osberg, Kyrn Rumer, Joaie Stevens, Tannis Tailfeathers Coaches: Carole-Anne Oikawa. Jcdiene Schaber and Allison Archibald Junior Varsity Girls Softball Janai Hanna, Danielle Clearwater. Jessie Dick. Katicy Cox. Jerrie Ambrus. Vanessa Neufeld. Laura Sanderson, Alisha Chadney. Jenny Hankey, Melissa Harsch. Cassandra Ketchum, Lindsey Heggedal Coach: Brandon Fletcher At the time of printing, the Ciipper Slo-Pitch team was preparing fer their first game against CCH. Certain victory? Perhaps.The team is strong both offensively and dofonsively and has a great balance of veterans and newcomer; We are encouraged by the strength of the team and feel that we will bo title contenders in the Southern Alberta Hi School Slo-Pitch League - a lofty goal! The Clipper team consists of an amazing group of girts! They are competitive, outgoing, respectful and, above all. unique individuals who should be proud to wear the Green and Gold. We look forward to the season as good friends and good times are really what it's all about! The Schooners have an exciting season in store for ihem as well. This is the first season LCI has had a Junior Varsity Girls' Slo-Pitch team. At the time cl publishing, the season had just begun. Being a now team to the league, we have had some wonderful opportunilies for growth. Many of our girls have been playing in community leagues and fastball leagues since before Kindergarten. Our girls have much to look forward to with several tournaments, and the highlight of the season is cur game with the Senior Girls of LCI under the lights at Softball Valley in the coulees. We lock forward to the tailgate party almost as much as the game itself! Wo hope you enjoy cheering us to victory and making LCI proud once more. •GO-SCHOONERS-GO! “ *1 (J>Rams 31 Rams again had two teams — the Junior Varsity Rams and the Senior Rams. Many local games were played with urnaments in Coaldale. Cardston and Provincial Championships in Medicine Hat. At the time of printing results were net /ailablo but interest and ellort was very high from more than twenty players and five coaches, many parents and teacher lisorVmanager Mr. Wilson, and the Athletic Coordinator Mr. Myndio. LCI Rams have beon Provincial Champions three of the st five years, and many players have come back from previous years to help with coaching. JV Rams Top: Rams Baseball Jerrad Peterson. Kyie Jarvie, Justin Creep. Drew Androachuk, Beau Barthcl. Peter Nelson. Cody Persinger. Paul Kelly. Reggie Davis, Scott Matmberg, Matt Roper. Coach: Jeff Baldwin Manager: Allan Wilson Bottom: JV Rams Baseball Jerrad Peterson. Kyle Brummund. Joseph Majercsak. Pat Maclean. Adam Smith, John Majercsak. Ryan Bartel. Garth DeHeer. Mark Clausen, Beau Barlhol. Spencer Farrell. Coach: Matthew Hoglund S p o r t s - R a m B a s e b a l l -, 1 This year’s track team consisted of many athletes from grades 9-12. The grade 9s competed in a citywide track meet as well as a zone track meet against all other Southern Alberta schools. The high school track team participated in a city track meet, zone track meet and also traveled to Edmonton for provincial competition. At the time of printing the team had not yet competed in any events. Considering the caliber of this year's athletes, many of them will be qualifying for zone and provincial competition, leading the LCI to another successful track season. —Jte --- 56 j Sports - Track and Field 1 / TEAM ROSTER Beau Barth*; Tyson Boyce Ryan B'anoey Lindsay Brouwer Chaso Butter Bryanna Cbufc Jon Clavort An* her Do Cocco Byron Elton Alison F’ogtnunn Alicia Harvey Tessa Iwaasa Tara Kaiser Hoathor Lea David Murray Luc Roberts Ch'is Rogors Erin TorUak Terosa Wong Co!!en Yamag shi Coaches; K«rr Crr and Mira Snyder Grade 9 Badminton TEAM ROSTER Jenmfor Feng James Gibbon* Hoa'.her Fikowski Loanno Corns Jeremiah Hawkins Jason Hunt Good Wood-vard Kevin Schuner Jessy M.icNo i Ay* ladd Robert Kuno Pr. p Ouon Ashtey Jones Wayne Young Nathan Kwjn V.vvan Tang Yvonne Tarvg Brandon Toih Andrew Andreachuk Scoit Malmborg Coach os Oemso Fong and BoP Kla'.t 0 junior and senior badminton teams are strong this year and both are off to a great start. They have mpeted in tournaments in Irvine. Crooks, Seven Persons and Strathmore, with several players taking home >n/e. silver and gold medals. The teams will host the LCI Invitational Badminton Tournament in late April and 1 surely make the school proud. Senior Badminton S p o r t s - B a d m i n t o n ^ 5 7 1 Kirsten Ablonczy Ryan Abutmona Chris Adams Matthew Ainsccugh Byron Albiez Richard Aldot! Karli Aldridgo Jessica Alexander Lindsey Allen Danica Anderson Matthew Andrews Ashloy Arseneault Morgan Aucoin Lowell Ayers Brandon Badura James Bannister Ryan Bartel Justin Beaver Jen Beck Carson Bell Brittany Bergeson 5 8 j . j * P e o p l e - G r a d e T e n 1 Njomza Berisha Darcy Best Dustin Bettger Elisa Bohnert Mitchell Bolt Alyssa Borix Melissa Bosch Brook Bowden Olivia Bcyda Laura Brewertcn Michelle Bromley Amy Bronson Eric Brown Jason Brown Brandon Bushey Christie Cahoon Scott Calder Mathew Calnan Joseph Capatos Sammy Cardinal Kirby Carlson James Carson Linzy Castiglione Randy Chalmers Robyn Chalmers Levi Champion Jeff Chisholm Stephanie Christianson Amy Clack Brian Clark Jordan Close Cassandra Constant Lauren Cooper Samantha Couture Kenny Dahl Jessica Davis Shayfa Day Rider Brennan De Boor Garth Deheer Erin Deimert Robbed De Jong James Dempsey Eryn Derksen Cameron Derry Kristen Dietz Chris Dcd:c Seann Domoney David Dube Leslie Eagle Speaker People Grade Ten “Ik*.Andre Edwards Jordan Elhatton Alana Ellei Devyn Elliott Ercnna Emard Kelly Entz Jordyn Erickson Michael Fast Mercedes Fawns Austin Fay Stephen Fazio Benjamin Fellgcr Bonnie Ferguson Richie Ferguson Heather Fikowski Denim First Rider Tori Foder Brock Fclkorsen Jennifer Fong Justin Forsyth Annalise French Kaleb Friesen Melissa Friesen Craig Fuller Garett Furgason David Gannon Shaylee Garner Greg Gaudette Michelle Gchring James Gibbons Tria Gillespie Krystle Gillespie Aren Ginn Jamie Gcettel Draylcn Goss Troy Graham Jason Greep Jessica Hansen Kimberly Harding Shaun Harland Kathleen Harrison Chelsie Hart » . mtu&llt Clayton Hart Levi Hart Candice Harter Elysia Hartley 3ody Hartwick esse HartwickElysa Hatch Jeremiah Hawkins Meghan Hawkins James Hawthorne Tiffany Hazell Douglas Hewko Jazzmind Hicken Courtney Hierath Matthew Hoffman Nathan Hogle Jon Holman Daniel Hoot Jason Hosack Bradley Howell Shelby Hubbard Jason Hunt Kimberiy Hunt Cody Hurkons Stanley Huynh Andy Jaffray Jaimee Jarvie P e o p l e - G r a d e T e n - . 1 61 Ria Jarvie Britteny Jenson Brittney Jensen Kaitlyn Johnson Orye Johnston Monica Kadlubicki Lauren Keith Elliott Kemmet Devin Kenna Kristin Kenney Brittany Kocken Jeneva Kopp Daniel Koskowich Dan Kratchmcr Ben Krcgman Robert Kurio Matthew Kurylo Breanno Kutanzi Atyx Ladd Andrea Lapins Samuel Lawlor P e o p l e - G r a d e T e n Mitchell Lawson Ruth Lawson Peter Lonnie Matthew Little Derek Logan Jonathan Low Karly Lowe William Lowry Chloc Luck Jared MacDonald Keshia MacKay Ian MacLean Cassie MacLcnnan Kylie MacLennan Jessy MacNeil Stephanie Madany Vance Malchow Nick Malcolm Yvette Mayen Trinidi McCrea Sara McDonald Emily McGill Ashley McIntyre Alexander McKay Joseph McKay-Weasel Fat Alannah McKee Christina McKenzie Michelle McKenzie Alex McMillan Megan McNally Alyssa McQuaid Shane Megli Jordan Mein Michael Micchkota Kyle Miller Scott Molnar Corrie Moore Rhea Morrison Duane Mountney James Moxon Kyle Murray Rachel Musia Kendra N3kagama Samuel Neale Ayrton Neudorf Chad Noren Chris O'Hara Tehani Olsen Brett Oman P e o p l e - G r a d e T e n , 1 6 3 Nicholas Ontkean Leanne Oorns Paul Ormston Ashley Ortlieb Matthew Ouellette Salcna Papp Jordan Parascak Becky Parker Tom Pastertield Kirk Patterson Lewis Peacock Skyler Pengilly Elya Penner Nathaniel Per low Shaina Pcrrett Jason Peterson Jesso Peterson Christie Pierson Kodee Pilling Kyle Plaustoiner Andrew Pohl Brynna Pokarney Jennifer Pommen Erik Ponomar James Porter Kayla Presley Katlyn Prins Kristina Pritchard Isaac Prusky Mackenzie Putici Peter Quinlan Phillip Quon Cassandra Redekopp Jaclyn Reger Max Renneberg William Robb Stephanie Roberts Lauren Roerick Brianne Rcosler Mark Roesler Kym Rumer Jessica Sakamoto Kerri Schaatjd Kelsey Schimpf Chelsea Schuler Chris Schultz Kevin Schuwer Brandon Schwartz James Schwartz 6 4 j j b - P e o p l e - G r a d e T e n Travis Seaborn Dylan Sehn Kyla Seipp Jessica Semach Brittany Sewers Eldon Seymour Aarin Shapiro Logan Shearer Kate Sherry Mark Shields Kendra Sittichinli Scott Smith Stephanie Smith Ainsley Snowdon Julian Spearchief Morris Sabrina Spears Cody Spencer Amanda Spitzer Jeffrey Steed Katclyn Steed Derek Stevenson P e o p l e - G r a d e T e n j I 65 Jessica Swann Anna Switzer Lauren Taal Thomas Takahashi Jerrid Taylor Ashley Toichroeb Jcrdy Thiessen Ashley Thom Janae Thomsen Levi Tolman Tony Tran Jordan Trimble Brittany Trowbridge Vincent Trudel Ashley Turner Jaclyn Tymburski Stephen Ulch AUda Van Mill Candace Van Osch Braeden Van Ree Chelsea Van SchoihorstNicholas Vodres Justin Vigar Tawnee Vincon Bernice Waldner Jan Walicki Eric Walker Shari Ward Daniel Warner Austin Warren Daniel Waugh Lauren Wcadick Tawny Weathorall Patrick Wensveen Cliff Westcott Tatiana Westra Daniel Wevers Cynthia White Monique Wiggers Caitlin Wilson Scott Wilson Nicolle Wojcik Kendra Wo.'sey Sara Won Geoffry Woodward Tannor Yant? Drew Young Taylor Zalaski Maggie Zhong 6 7 P e o p l e - G r a d e T e n Grade iu siuutnus are noi exactly seasoned veterans but now into their second of high school they are now feeling very much a part of LCI and SO ALIVE! 1. A group of grade 10 girls gather in the sunshine hallway of the C-Wing. Lauren Taal. Kym Humor, Meghan Hawkins. Heather Fikowski, Britteny Jensen, Aarin Shapiro, and Brittney Jensen. 2. Tcm Pasterlield 3. Peter Quinlan •1. 8en Fcllger and Jennifer Hill 5. Carson Bell 6. Nick Vedrcs and Isaac Prusky 7. Shaina Perrett and Kim Harding 8. Jeremiah Hawkins 9. Courtney Hierath ar.d Cassandra Redekoppmjusi \\\T. "US BUT'/. BBL ~• m .Every year a certain group ot students have the remarkable opportunity to make the year momorable and (un for all the students at LCI. As each new year comes and goes a group of students from grades 9 through 12 find ihomsolves planning events for the students in hopes of spreading school spirit and fellowship among all students and teachers. Student Council is a great opportunity for students to got involved in the planning of school events. President: Hailey Barrantos Grado 12 Vico President: Jackie Peat Grade 11 Vico President: Jell Arnold Grado 10 Vico President: Jason Peterson Grado 9 Vico President: George Wang Socrotury: Jessie Dick Treasurer: Cam Langhofor Activities Coordinator: Cassia MacLonnan and Kylio MacLennan Mombors at Large: Ashloy Gejdos and Ian HutchingsCl is full of many talented athletes, musicians, dancers and actors. This oar the students' council planned a “Fine Arts Pop Rally', which was a pocial typo of pep rally concentrating on the lino and talented students in 10 music, dance and drama programs around the school. The council also o,d pop rallies lo heighten school spirit for the Rams and Clippers teams. 11.CI if has always been hard to get many students to support dances, but i s year a company called -Street Boat* from Toronto came to Lothbridge ' sot up threo huge video screens and played music for all to enjoy. The i was a great success, paving the way for more dances lo be hold at from dances and pep rallies, other small activities were held including Halloween pumpkin carving contest and Candy Grams during Christmas. Iso planned is a ‘Last Class Bash" for the ond of the year. This is a chance )i the students to enjoy a barbequo and live music, along with other es. ctivit- nder the administrative support of Craig Brack. Students' Council had a ory successful year. Tho council wishes the best of luck lo the 2005 class, and hepos to have new and fresh ideas for the upcomingAfter countless meetings and much debate, -Distant Dreams Now Within Reach” was chosen as the theme for Grad 2005. The decoration colours for the big day are black, silver, and gold. The combined efforts of the Grad Directorate, parent volunteers, and Sandy James ensure the grad banquet, grand march, and dance run smoothly. Here's to a great graduation and lasting memories of the past twelve years! Club Members: Drew Andreachuk Reggie Davis Heather Eklund Matt MacDonald Jaime Mark Clubs - Grad Directorate Ashley Patzer Whitney Pocza Kelly Stephen Melissa Yakimyshyn Kendall YamagishiNational Members: GRADE 12 Helena Affleck Alisha Alcorn Shannon Anderson Drovv Androachuk Adam Beauchesne Charlie Blair Rylan Boudreau Melanie Boyda Daniel Bremer Evan Capatos Steven Caswell Chris Clack Michael Coolidge Heather Eklund Bari-Lynn Erais Matthew Fath Joffroy Foster Lauron Gillespie D'Arcie Graham Wes Hartley Bryn Hewko LeRoy Hildobrandt Ryan Hill Joff Hilliard Robert Hoar Ian Hutchings Christina Jenson Shane Kerr,met Joollc Kopp Adon Kuehn Nathan Kwan Kelsey Lazarick Nicole Loitz Scott Malmberg Kimberley McIntyre Jackie Peat Brent Peterson Brad Pierson Whitney Pocza Jeremy Quiroga Nicole Robb Paige Rosnor Karyn Sakamoto Nicole Schmold Tcio Sonda Ravi Soycd Mahmoud Michael Shaw Nola Sheets Kevin Sincennes Adam Steed Whitney Steed Kelly Stephen Tianna Stovonson Vivian Tang Yvonne Tang Brandon Tanner Chris Todd-Healey Aaron Townsend Jamos Wade Jared Warren Ryan Wiggers Taylor Wight Melissa Yakimyshyn Kendall Yamagishi GRADE 11 Munima Alam Devon Alexander Jenna Becker Molissa Best Esther Bishop Alix Blackshaw Laura Boehme Randall Bowen Jaylyn Brandley Mogan Brown Jason Cambell Emily de Boer Selina Dobing Sam Dodic Terry Ecklund Sydney Erais Tom Forbis Kari Fowlor Cathy Frache Anne-Marie Fraser Erinne Gillespie William Govonlock Justin Gundlock Tina Hall Tayler Hamilton Kelsey Heinrich Chrislin Humphreys Laura Hunt Angola Hurkol Stephanie Hust Jamie Hynes Ashley Jacobs Ashley Jones Lauren Jowsey Broanne Kamenz Aaron Kurmoy Joyco Kwan Cameron Langhofor Kristi Leavitt Elyse Longair Ashton Low Sarah Mackenzie Anno Manery Jessica Moffatt Kimberly Moore Michelle Ney Jeff Noli Tacy Olson Kirsten Osborg Shara Osmond Brent Pancheshen Jessica Payno Drew Pitcher Marie Robertson Nick Rochow Kortnoy Sauer Josh Schultz Rachel Siminovitch Megan Smienk Tiffany Smith Renae Snelgrove Kayla Stowart Sam Stupak Ashley Tarbox Kayla Todd Emily Travis Carlene Waiburger Rachel Walicki Alan Ward Wayne Young Clubs - NHS - Character, Scholarship, Leadership and Service. This year's NHS consisted of 133 students from grades 11 and 12. The oxoculive, elected by members, were: President Ryan Hill, Vico President Paige Rosner, Evonts Coordinator Evan Capatos, Grade 12 rep Kelly Stephen, Grado 11 rep Megan Smienk. Secretary Kelsey Lazarick, Treasurer Christina Jensen and Emily Travis, Promotions Kendall Yamagishi. Every second Wednesday, meetings were held to inform members of upcoming scholarship opportunities, activities and volunteer events. Some of the highlights were: The Humane Society Rescue Dog, Stuff the Turkey food drive, Haunted House at the Enmax Center. Salvation Army Kettle Appeal. What's Your Type. The Homowork Club for elementary students, and the Pitch In Campaign. Every Friday the NHS sold mouth watering cinnamon knots in the front foyer. All procoeds went to purchase food for students who came to school without breakfast or lunch. Members have shown great initiative throughout the year and continue to impress students, staff, and the community of Lethbridge.7 6 C l u b s & O r g a n i z a t i o n s - Y e a r b o o k S t a f f he LCI Yearbook Staff consisted of students from two separate ommunication Technology classes (one from each semester). As Iways, the yearbook requires many hours of work and commitment nd this year’s book was no exception. Thank you to all those ivolved in making this year’s book a success. Mr. Laidlaw and Ms. Anderson The yearbook staff held a photo contest asking students to submit photos depicting life in and around LCI. Several entries were received and a winner was selected. Elyse Longair’s photos of ’life In the hallways' won her a pair of LCI Hip Hops.Our school is extremely lucky to have such a wonderful group of students to assist us in running our athletics program. With the assistance of these students we are able to host more tournaments than ever before, not to mention the quality of these events. These fine students have gone so far as taking over the coordination and running of these events. Even more amazing, these students often volunteer their time in external events and activities which helps to enrich the perception of the wonder of LCI students and what they are capable of doing. Leaders of the future are forever walking through the doors of our school. . Mr. Myndio Club Members: Lindsay Brouwer Kailey Cox Adrian Edwards Carlee Gaetz Alicia Harvey Vanessa Neufeld Carly Raslask 7 8 j .4^ C l u b s & O r g a n i z a t i o n s - G r . 9 L e a d e r s h i p Clubs & Organizations - Special Programs j 1 The students and staff in the 309 and Learning Assisted Programs work hard and play hard every day. Whether it’s reading, math, cooking or bowling, they give it their all and have fun along the way.This year we had students visit LCI from Brazil, Hong Kong, United States, Norway, Belgium, Spain, Australia, Korea, Quebec and Japan. These students brought an important world view to the students at our school. As well, some LCI students had the opportunity to visit Quebec, Spain and Australia this year. LCI Exchange Students Ellen Generous Joseph Thompson Erinne Gillespie Sarah Tillsey Deandra Hutchings Bryanne Harter Vanessa Pankhurst Caitlin de Boer 80 j 1 Clubs & Organizations - International Student ExchangeClubs & Organizations - Travel Club ^ 1 On March 24th, fourteen grade 11 and 12 students, three staff members, and one parent left Lethbridge for Paris, Rome and the French Riviera. The group hit the ground running after landing in Paris and didn't stop for 12 days. Some of the highlights of the trip were seeing the Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe, the leaning tower of Pisa, Monaco, Florence and being in Vatican City the day the Pope died. It was a terrific group of students and memories were made that will last a lifetime. Thanks to everybody involved for making it such a special experience. Students: Erica Booth, Jason Campbell, David Cassidy, Selina Dobing, Lucas Elliot, Travis Frank, Joyce Kwan, Nathan Kwan, Jaime Mark. Danielle Tait. Shylow Peterson, Whitney Pocza, Danielle Sailer, and Paige Wilde. Staff: Mr. Ian Lowe. Mrs. Jacquie Lowe, and Dr. Max Zaugg April 2005 marked the first Dance Travel Study Trip. Fourteen dance students accompanied by Mrs. Poulsen and Ms. St. John went to London, York and Edinburgh over Easter Break. Students took workshops, dance classes and watched shows. The highlight of the trip was London’s West End Production of "The Lion King".C l u b s & O r g a n i z a t i o n s - P e e r S u p p o r t Tho LCI Peer Support Toam had a very activo yoar supporting fellow students, both individually and as a student body. We started off tho fall by spearheading a vory successful community food bank drive called. 'Burst tho Bus*. Next was our annual "Power of tho Penny*’ Christmas donation drive, which topped provious years with a total donation of $2474.00 from students and stall. Tho Poor Support Toam gave to over 20 LCI students and fam lios who wore In need. Peer Support also organized a ’Valentino Flower-Gram' where students purchased and gave flowers and candios to fellow students or staff. During Education Woek. tho Poor Support Toam sponsored a #Be tho Healthy Chango - Health and V/cllnoss Fair’. Various commu* ty agoncios and facilities so? up booths, demonstrations and presentations for c'asscs and individuals to holp them take a more activo rolo in their healthy lifestyle choices. All members c? tho Poor Support Team also participated in training sessions to develop their holp ngfuston ng skills in order to better assist fello w students on an individual basis. Theso toam members wero also frequently called upon to welcome and assist students new to LCI. HIP Girls Health in Perspective is a program to help young girls see the importance cl living healthy livos. A group of girls from our school got together and planned fun lessons around this topic to help the girls understand the importance of healthy living in a fun environment. V.'o covered such topics as being active, eating healthy, dealing with stress, and staying away trom smoking, alcohol and other drugs. by Esther BishopThe 2005 LCI Distinguished Achievement Awards ceremony was held on April 7 and was attended by students, staff and invited guests. At the ceremony, this year’s award recipients — Caprice Hogg and Billy Gibson — were recognized for their academic and career achievements. Both recipients were awarded plaques and inducted into the LCI Wall of Distinction. Caprice Hogg Caprice Hogg graduated from LCI in 1S91. She has mado her mark in the country as an artist and as an advocate for Muscular Dystrophy. She also attended the University of Lethbridge from 1991-1993. and mentored under several professional artists including Karen Horsey, Keith Smith, Janicke Routs. Shane Garton. and Robert Magee from 1994-2000. Sovoral of Caprice's paintings have been donated and auctioned off to support Muscular Dystrophy and other worthy causes. Caprice says. "If you want to be great at what you do. surround yourself with great people who are talented at what they do." Billy Gibson Billy Gibson attended LCI from 1941-1943. Ho is well known in the community and throughout the province for his past accomplishments in the world of hockey, including a Gold Medal in the 1952 Olympics in Oslo. Norway with the Edmonton Mercury team. Billy has been inducted into the Sports Hall of Fame in Edmonton. Lethbridge. Red Deer, and the Canadian Olympic Sporls Hall of Fame in Ottawa. He was also made an Honorary member of the 19BB Canadian Olympic hockey team. Billy was successful in the car sales business for over 40 years, most of them with Beny Chev Olds. Billy says, 'I never knew in 1952 how much of an impact being involved in sports and the Olympics would have on my life." —**■ --- Clubs & Organizations - Distinguished Achievement Award 83Sydney Abells Kent Aitchison Munima Alam Devon Alexander Alyssa Ambrus Ke-iran Anderson Megan Anderson Jolfry Arnold Sonny Baceda Ambrayona Baer Tyson Baldrey Tanya Barr Callen Basham Eric Bateman Daryl Batty Brandon Beck Jenna Becker Michael Beckley Allen Bellamy Karissa Besharah Melissa Best Robbie Binkley Esther Bishop Kevin 8!ackman Alix 8lackshaw Chancy Black Water Robbie Blair Brittanie Bland Laura Boehmc Dalyce Boese Tobin Boors ma Ashley Bcras Randall Bowen Michael Bowman Jaylyn Brandley Kyle Bray Kasandra Brown Megan Brown Mike Brown Logan Buchanan Michael Borland Jonathan Burton Nikki Byam Jason Campbell David Cassidy Alex Cattapan Sonya Chief Calf Jaimo-Loigh Clappison Amy ClarkeTravis Coo Audrey-Ann Comeau Kristen Cooke Stacey Corbett April Cordeiro Tarrah Cove Angie Day Chief Emily De Boer Carlee Degenhardt Brandon Dorkson Kyle Derksen Bobbi-Jc Des Lauriers-Cox Candico Dick Adam Dipinto Selma Dobing Sam Dodic Angol Doucette Ryan Drader Marcel Duguay Jillian Duke Tessa Durand People - Grade 11 j 1 8 5 Megan Dyck Brittany Dyke Terry Ecklund Carey Ekelund Jeflrey Eliot Manda Ell Lucas Elliot Sydney Era is Andrew Erickson Cam Evans Dallas Faulkner Amy Ferguson Bradley Fleming Melissa Foot© Tom Forbis Kari Fowler Robyn Fowler Matthew Fox Mitch Foxcrclt Cathy Frache Travis Frank .'-•--I 1. Sarah Mackenzie. Kim Moore, and Tara Hildebrandt enjoy their tasty meals. 2. Matt Lowry. Alan Pavan. Brock Wilde. Sean Got!. Kelsey Koegtcr. and Ashley Heninger hang cut in the hallway. Jte-r—■ --- 86 j People - Grade 11 1Anne-Marie Fraser Ryan Frecka Steven Friesen Bryce Frisky Kyoko Fukuda Christie Gaetz Kelsey Gales Caitlin Gay Michael Geddos Michelle Gcdrasik Orion Gehring Eduardo Gerscovich Erinne Gillespie Graeme Glalster Kevin Gnandt Tyler Goldie Joseph Gonzalez Sean Gott William Govenlcck Jordan Graham Katherine Gratton Kasandra Gregson Cerise Guesfcrd Justin Gundlock Nikki Haayema Emma Hacker Tina Hall Dexter Hamilton Tayler Hamilton Kelly Hampson-Booth Kyle Hankey Tarilyn Hansen Josh Harley Nicole Hart Bryanne Harter Dustin Heerschop Kelsey Heinrich Kyle Hollwig Ashley Hcninger Sara Heninger Jolynn Hildebrandt Desiree Hirsch Leila Hoot Janelle Hudak Joshua Hudson Christin Humphreys Andrea Hunt Laura Hunt Angola Hurkot P e o p l e • G r a d e 11 1 8 7 Rebekah Hurst Stephanie Hust Adrienne Hutchings Dear.dra Hutchings Phuong Huynh Jamie Hynes Geneva Irwin Yukiko Iwase Ashley Jacobs Shanea Jamieson Kendra Jarvie Levon Jensen Kevin Johnson Sarah Johnson Jillian Johnston Ashley Jones Jade Jordan Marie Jordons Lauren Jowsey Jian Jung Tony Kalegaric Breanne Kamenz Andrew Kay Paul Kelly Lauren Kcsler Lindsay Kleiner Kyle Knodel Jonathan Koegler Kelsey Koegler Kevin Koetse Josh Koopmans Jade Kullman Caylen Kunz Aaron Kurmey Joyce Kwan Maria Lamouche Cameron Langhofer Chantel Lancue Shauna Lauder Megan Lawlor Kristi Leavitt Genis Lecuyer Kirsten Lee Michael Leilar Jennifer Lessard Sarah Levesque Elyse Longair Ashton Low Tyler Lowe 8 8 j r I P e o p l e - G r a d e 11 1. Landon Waters; 'Yeah? Just watch • one day my picture will be up on that wall!" 2. April Cordeiro and Nikki Haayema contribute to the classic hallway yearbook picture tradition that makes its way into yearbooks around the world every year. 3. Tayler Hamilton and Alix Blackshaw are about to embark on perilous adventures -cleansing their lockers cl impurities. 4. Jon Robinson is about to contribute to the bottled water industry. Matthew Lowry Justin Lutz Duncan MacDonald Sarah Mackenzie Samuel MacLean Shannon Magee Jackie Malone Anne Manery Eric Martin Nelson Mayen Jesse McCarthy Ashloy McDonald Lindsay McKee Kaylee McLeod Robyn McMullin Suzanne McMullin Mat McQuarrie Jay Menjivar Funos Justin Miller Shecna Mills Dexter Mitchell People - Grade 11 j 1 8 9 NOT RING A TIME - P 0IrSON (1988) 1. Daniel MacDowall tries to convince his friends{Lucas Elliot, Jenna Becker and Anne Manery) of the health benefits of drinking chocolate milk. The loyal friends are listening intently. 2. Emily Travis and Ashley Jones are taking full advantage of LCI's abundant library resources. W Matthew Mitschkc Tet$ Miyauchi Ryne Mock Jessica Moffatt Dillon Molyneux Kimberly Moore Virginia Moran Meredith Morgan Shane Morrison Richard Moxon Jamie Murray Jina Nam Jmju Nam Loran Nappcr Lisa Nast Landon Neufetd Mictieilo Ney Jell Noh Cayla Nordquist Kimberely Nugent Robert Oliver 9 0 j 1 I c e > P e o p l e - G r a d e 11 Greg Olsen Tac.y Olson Kirsten Osberg Evan Oseen Benjamin Osmond Shara Osmond Aaron OueJIetto Brent Pancheshen Jessica Papp Sarah Papp Krupa Parekh Amie Parker Alan Pavan Jessica Payne Carmen Perez-Garcia Cody Persinger Chad Petersen Shylow Peterson Sarah Philpol! Drew Pitcher Jon Pohl Tyler Pollock Lindsay Potts Nathan Presley Steven Price Matt Prince David Ptycia Rylan Pushor Eve Renaud Ashley Roberts Matt Roberts Marie Robertson Jen Robinson Philiip Rockerb:e Tulio Rodriguez Amanda Rollag Matthew Roper Sveinung Rotevatn Taryn Rulf Nicole Ryan Kortney Sauer Nathan Schautert Dustin Schell Nathan Schmidt Josh Schultz Jaelynn Sciotti Chris Scott Elisha Scott Robyn Scott People - Grade 11 j 1 ■ c - 9 1 Donald Seebeck Scon Scfcik Amanda Seldon Page Selk Anastasia Sereda Amy Sherwin Kyle Shmyr Ellen Sima Rachael Simlnovitch Kristey Simpscn Will Singer Val Sirbu Megan Smionk Adam Smith Philip Smith Riley Smith Tiffany Smith Renae Snelgrove Derrick Spurrill Raquel Steed Zacharie Ste Marie Adrian Stevenson Kayla Stewart Willy Stewart Samantha Stupak Eva Switzer Chelsea Tailfcathers Tannis Tailfcathers Ashley Tarbox Joseph Thompson Justin Thomson Sarah Tillslcy Kayla Todd Noah Townshend Emily Travis Angela Trowbridge Kyle Tulloch Kellan Turner Toni Vandcraegen Karlee Van Mill Mikail Viltiger Johnny Vo Jarah Wagner Carlene Walburger Rachel Walicki Matt Walker Alan Ward Sarah Ward Brendan Watt 92 j People - Grade 11 1Brett Wormsbecker Samantha Young Wayne Young Ghezal Zazai Khatera Zazai Jordan Weir Nathan Wevors Brock Wilde Jessie Williams Clayton Willoughby Dennis Wcng Whitfield Wood 1. Tom Forbis strikes a wonderfully ambiguous pose for our yearbook photographer. 2. Cerise Guesford enjoys an intellectually stimulating class. 3. Stephanie Hust and Sarah Levesque finishing up some homework. —T --- People - Grade 11 j ^ 93 1 1. Matt Roberts taking time out of his busy schedule to relax in the C Wing. 2. Shara Osmond. Tiffany Smith, and Edward Teller all pose outside on the front lawn on one of our few cold days this winter. P e o p l e - G r a d e 11 People - Grade t,1 oe 95 1 3. Emily Travis drinks a toast to the health ct the yearbook staff. 4. Amy Clarke. Lauren Cooper, and Megan Anderson. 5. Laura Hunt and her magic flute. 6. Jesse McCarthy sings a jazzy drumming tune. 7. Nathan Schaufert and the construction technology adventures. 3. Tacy Olson and Marie Robertson hang out in the auditorium. or maybe the gym. 9. Jonathan Koeglcr stares into the lens and ponders upon the ingenious photographic mechan sm that allows his face to be immortalized in the yearbook.P e o p l e - G r a d e 11 Junior Jazz This group of grade nine students rohearse three times a week. This is their first opportunity at singing and performing a varioty of jazz styles. They are a terrific group of young people and work hard at this new idiom. Brittany Alexander Courtney Andreachuk Sara Baines Kelly Bartel Lurel Brooks Melissa Dueck Tessa Falk Jossica Fellger Alison Foglmann Michelle Frache Janai Hanna Nicolo Hendry Shannon Lamb Maggie Malmberg Kylie Orr Jessica Walker Cassie Woodward Sonior Jazz This group continues to share the oxcel'once built on the tradition of previous groups. They have performed for a variety of functions including guest performances at the Rocky Mountain Music Festival in Banff and numerous community performances. Ryan Bartel Reggio Davis Kevin Gnandt Tarilyn Hanson Jaimee Jarvie Stephanie Johansson Bryce Johnston Brendan Malkin Phil Quon Lynnae Seely Adam Steed Jeff Steed Katetyn Steed Whitney SteBd Brandon Tanner Jonathan Wensveen 100- F i n e A r t s - C h o i r I an<* 10 Grade 9 Choir The grade nine choir is part of the option program offered to Grade 9 students at LCI. They have participated in concorts at the school as well as various community events. The choir had a very successful Kiwanis festival experience this year. They work hard to strive for excellence in all that they sing. This group consists of Brittany Alexander, Courtney Andreachuk, Sara Baines. Kyla Bowman. Lurel Brooks, Nerissa Buchanan. Jonathan Calvert. Brittany Dosjarlais, Melissa Duock. Tessa Falk. Jessica Follger, Alison Fogtmann, Michelle Fracho. Kennedy Greene, Janai Hanna. Lindsey Heggc-dal. Nicole Hondry. Amanda Hurroll, Shannon Lamb, Kristina Laurio, Maggie Majmberg, Kelsie Mcide, Anna Ogden. Kylie Orr, Aubrey Paul. Megan Pharo. Christy Racine. Aimee Roche-Sinnott, Nicole Tradowell, Jessica Walker. Cassio Woodward, Lauren Wright. ! Tv. „ w 1 . |' Grado 10 Choir This choir has had a great year! Although small in number this year, they continually work hard to be the best that they can bo. They have participated in the various school concerts and have done some community outreach as well. They had a great festival oxporience that earned them the privilege to travel to Edmonton in May to participate in the Provincial Festival where they wore guest performers on the National Competitors Showcase Concert. This group consists of Lauren Cooper. Heather Fiskowski. Shaylee Gamor, Kimberly Hunt. Jaimee Jnrvio. Brittany Kockon, Tehani Olsen. Ashley Ortlieb, Becky Parker, Lauren Roerich, Brianne Roesler. Kelsey Schimpf, Aarin Shapiro. Stephanie Smith, Katelyn Steed, 8ernico Waldner, Kendra Wolsey. F i n e A r t s - C h o i r 101 6 g Stephanio Savago Kc'-soy Schmp! Aarm Shapiro Ronao Snc grove Kendra Wcisey F i n e A r t s - C h o i r - 103 Concert Bnnd Joffry Arnold Stacey Corbett Morcedos Fawns Kasandra Grog sen Dane! Koskowich Jaydon Kuta/ul Jcyco Kwan Mchoc: Mischkota Jossica Papp Satena Popp Lewis Peacock Josso Pot arson Brynn Pokamey Isaac Prusky Svolnung Rotevatn Josh Schultz Anastawi Soreda Marie ShokJs Woath SimioowskJ Eva Switzer Jortfy Thiosson Chetsea Van Schothcrst N.chotas Vedros Ha* Walker Alan Ward Taylor ZatasW Wind Ensemble Laura Hunt Ate Bfackshaw Bryn Pokamoy Tevey Olson Jordy Thiossen Mark Sh olds Kari Fow^r Amanda RoUag Jennilor Porrmen Joshua Schultz Nick Roefcow Chaso ButJor Jasmine Thomson Taryn Fogtmann Jentva Kopp Christopher Rogors Chris Banmann Joollo Kopp John Koeglor Aaron Kurrrey Sveinung Rotevatn Anastasia Soroda F i n e A r t s - B a n d >105 The Drama Department had another exciting year with the production “Big Screen”. The show ran for seven performances at the Yates. The students listed below committed hundreds of hours to make this production work. A standing ovation for: BIG SCREEN CAST Adam Be
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