| Summary: | The annual publication of the students of Catholic Central High School, Lethbridge, Alberta. (Volume. 1984-85) Table Section faculty Seniors Clu hs juniors pteshmen rPtcliviUes l\h verhsinj Contents Qacje 5 15 37 91 99 67 ISDedication This page is dedicated entirely to Father April, to show our appreciation of his fine photography displayed throughout our 1984/85 yearbook. He was a great help to the yearbook staff and also to any students wishing to have an album of high school memories to treasure. We are sure that Father will be missed greatly next year and look forward to his return in the fall of ’86.Chaplain's M\essage “Do you accordingly on your part strive diligently to supply your faith with virtue, your virtue with knowledge, your knowledge with self-control, your self- control with patience, your patience with piety, your piety with fraternal love, your fraternal love with charity.” 2 Peter 1:5-7 With the above wisdom of St. Peter, approach life; in the present, here and now, grow in charity. God Bless You, Father Chauvin. In September, 1984, Pope John Paul II visited Canada, making a stop in Edmonton. Some Catholic Central students made the trip to the capital for a very moving and powerful Mass. Through his guidance, Pope John Paul has given the youth of Canada hope and strength for our future lives.Student Council Standing, from Left: Mr. Rocheleau, Karen Smulders (Social Convenor), Lori Gallant (Gr. 12 Rep), Kathy Chernezky (Treasurer), Dean Homulos (President), Sheri Rusznak (1st Vice President), Lori Mclnrue (Secretary), Gaetanne Linders (Gr. 12 rep). Front; Susie Vitkovic (Gr. 10 rep), Diana Smits (Gr. 10 rep), Barb Babott (Gr. 11 rep), Laura Bethlehem (Gr. 11 rep), Florence Pastoor (2nd Vice President). This last year was a big success for the whole bunch of us. My only regrets for my last year of high school would probably be not having some of the events that we wanted. 1 am sure that if we would have been able to go through with them, this year would have been even better still! The Fashion Show, Tri-School Variety Show, The Gr. 12 Breakfast and assemblies and noise parades, just to name a few, were all a great success and a lot of fun to be a part of. My Gr. 12 year proved never a dull moment for me. Being a member of Booster and Assembly Clubs, Safegrad and Grad Committees, the OverSeas Education Group, the Cougar basketball team, and of course Student’s Council, kept me very busy and very involved. 1 feel tfiat being Student Council President has helped me become a more independent person. My only hope is that the year 1984/85 at Catholic Central High School will be a good memory. Thank you. President'sfa c ulli) Fr. April Mickey Baxter Mrs. Burke Mr. Credico Mr. Delbello Mrs. Dravland Mr. Ferenz Mr. Fortin Mrs. Goble Mr. Izsak Mrs. Kolibar Mr. Kolysher Mr. Loewen Mr. McAllindon Mrs. Monaghan Mr. Mueller Miss Munroe Mrs. Neihaus Mrs. Nierkirk Mr. Noronha Mr. O’Brien Mr. Pisko Mr. Randell Mr. Richey Mr. Rocheleau Mr. Schmid Mr. Slavich Mr. Veres Mrs. VineyMr. Boras Mrs. Miller Mr. Olekshenicz Mrs. Pavan Mr. Simons Mrs. Nowicki Flash-Nieurkirk!Top Left Photo: Constable Ian Cameron with two rookies — Kathy Chernesky and Lori Gallant Bottom Left: Mrs. Slavich Bottom Right: Mrs. PavanMissing: Mr. Chapman Fr. Chauvin Mr. Kireef Mr. WagnerActivity Awards SPEECH & DEBATE: Michelle Willis, Michelle Lewickj, Florence Pastoor, Aruna D’Soaza, Lisa I ambert. Brenda Baptista, Mirella Zappone. CITTEN VOLLEYBALL: Isi year letters; Suzanne Rodzinyak, Barb Babott, 1 Jsa Demers. 2nd year letters; Barb Kortt, Jackie Riske, Laura Bethlehem, Sandra Donato. 2nd year manager; Fracy McRae. Rookie of the year; Elaine Barry, Best Defensive Player; Laura Bethlehem, M.V.P., Barb Kortt. JV C1TTEN BASKETBALL: Letters: Diana Smits, Lori Mathews, Tina Ouelette, Martina Szilagyi, Zan Rodzinyak, Elaine Barry. .IV FLYER BASKETBALL: Letters: Jim Kaminski, Blair Gallant, Lony Vandenheuvel, tell Koep, Mike Lynagh. VARSITY CITTEN BASKETBALL: 1st year letters; Jackie Riske, Barb Babott, Lisa Demers, Stephanie Quint. 2nd year letters; Barb Kortt, Laura Bethlehem. VARSITY COUGAR BASKETBALL: Letters: Dennis Fiorino, Mark Herauf, Mark Hagel, Dean Homulos, Mike Myndio, Ed Travaglia. 3 year manager; Trevor Viney. CHEERLEADERS: 2 seasons, (bar), Lisette Smits, Dawn Mclnnes. 4 seasons, (megaphone), Lori Mcinrue, Pam Chilton, Gayle Boras, Nicole Otto, Ramona Kotke, Maureen Kirby, Barb Mazucca. 5 seasons, (letter), Dawn Lillehei. 6 seasons, (megaphone charm), Cathy Fallows. t. V CITTEN AWARDS: Rookie of the year; Martina Szilagyi, Top scorer; Barb Babott, Best Defensive Player® Laura Bethlehem, 110°7o Player Award; Jackie Riske, M.V.P.; Barb Kortt. FLYER AWARDS: Top scorer; Jim Kaminski COUGAR AWARDS: Rookie of the year; Desmond Sullivan, Top scorer; Dennis Fiorino,: Best Defensive Player; Mark 1 lerauf, 11 (>" •> Player Award; Mike Myndio, M. V.P.; Mark I leraut. CHEERLEADING AW ARD: Most Valuable Cheerleaders; Cathy Fallows, Dawn 1 illehei. f RAC K AND 1 11 1 1): I laine Barry GOLF: Florence Pasioor, Susan Jaster. BADMINTON: Natalie Easier, Colleen Prindle, Tatiana Navarro, Mike Wiggers. RUGBY: rim Armstrong, Andy Kolasko, Shaw n Johanson, 1 kr. e l.aplantc, Pat Kelly, I rev or V iney. BASEBALL: Doug Durina, Rod Garinger, Mike Ell, Bruce Giachetta. SERVICE AWARDS: Susan Jaster, Jennifer Demers. Jackie Archibald, rheresa randy, Crystal Gostola, Jennifer Tricber. Marina del Valle. STUDENJ COUNCIL Fi NS: Dean Homulos, Sheri Rusznak, Florence Pastoor. Lori Mcinrue, Kathy Chcr- nezky, Karen Smulders, Lori Gallant, Gaetanne Linders, Laura Bethlehem, Barb Babott, Suzie Vitkovie, Diana Smits. SIT DENI COUNC11 LIT IERS: Dean Homulos, Sheri Rusznak, Lori Mcinrue, Kathy Chernezky, Karen Smulders.The Year 84/85 FEMALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR: Barb Kortt MALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR: Mike Myndio FOOTBALL: 1st year letterman awards: Ron Tratch, Barry Weighill, Mike Poncsak, Duane Kambeitz, Glenr Jankowiak, Ron Bodie, Rocco Suriano, Mark Hagel, Mark Harries, Andy Kolasko, Pat Kelly, Scott Chadsey, Frank Nemeth, Rob Krushel, Scott Armstrong, Tim Armstrong, Rod Garinger, 2nd year letterman awards: Frank Szing, Trevor Viney. 3rd year letterman awards: Mike Myndio. 3rd year player pins: Ed Schill, Trevor Viney, Mike Myndio, Mark Herauf. Rookie of the year - Ron Bodie; Midas Scoring Award - Tim Armstrong: Most with Least Recognition Award - Rocco Suriano and Duane Kambeitz; Lineman of the Year Award - Ed Schill and Frank Szing; Defensive Player Award - Mike Myndio; M.V.P. Award - Mike Myndio.Academic Award*. ACHIEVEMENT MEDALS Louise Babott Accounting 30, Biology 30 Louis Bardies Occupations 10, Law 20, Physical Education 20 Cherylyn Bajnoczi Mathematics 15 Anthony Bennett Physics 30 Donald Bourret Industrial Education 30 Pamela Chilton Mathematics 33 Marina Chiste Accounting 20, Typing 30 Rob Chollak Industrial Education 10 Laura Chomicki French 11 Maria Cicman Geography 20, Art 30 Allen Clewes Food Science 10 Sherri Coyle Food Science 10 Michelle Dirk Physics 20 Aruna D’Souza French 10, Mathematics 10 Maria Elemans Sociology 20 Dennis Fiorino Computing Science 20, Data 20, Mathematics 20 Sheila Fox Typing 20 Sandra Gebhart Art 30 Annette Gillon Mathematics 23 Laura Glavina Chemistry 30, English 30, French 30, Mathematics 30, Mathematics 31, Social Studies 30 Susan Jaster Accounting 10, Social Studies 10, Mathematics 10 Lisa Jetten Chemistry 20, Religious Studies 25 Darla Johanson Food Science 10 Krista Jones French 20, Psychology 20 Colleen Keinick Shorthand 30 Rita Kolpak Drama 30 Barb Kortt Physical Education 20 Ramona Kotke Science 11 Robert Krushel Physical Education 10 Jim Kramer Music 31 Gary Krause Computing Science 30 Lisa Lambert Drama 10 Dave Lavkulik Music 15, Music 21 Rocky Leoung Mathematics 23 Gaetanne Linders Physics 20, Computing Science 20, Data 20, Mathematics 20, Social 20, Biology 20, Chemistry 20. Colleen Martyna English 13 David McAllindon Music 11, Physics 10, Chemistry 10 Shawn McCarthy Communications 21 Kevin Misak Drama 20 Daniel Monaghan Religious Studies 35 John Morycka Reading 10 William Moynan Industrial Education 20 Liz Nemeth Clothing 30 Tammy Nickel Shorthand 20, Office Procedures 30 Dawna Obermeyer Business Machines 30 Nancy Overes Music 21 Robert Pitt Mathematics 13 Meridee Prindle Food Science 20 Stephanie Quint Physical Education 20 Joe Raats Work Experience 35 Chantal Reis Art 20, Work Experience 25 David Robb Mathematics 23 Stephanie Seeman Music 21 Cathy Schill Art 10 Dennis Silbernagle English 23 Michelle Swanson Food Science 30 Danielle Todd Chemistry 20, English 20 Carole Tratch Clothing 20 Diane VandeLigt Chemistry 10, Biology 10 Shawna VandenHeuvel Clothing 10, Physical Education 10, English 10 Richard Vervoort English 33 Jeff Wikenheiser Work Experience 35 Tracy Zubach Typing 10 Trina Zubach Religious Studies 15Art Maria Cicman Biology Louise Babott Business Education Dawna Obermeyer Chemistry Laura Glavina Computing Science Garrett Krause Drama Rita Kolpak English Laura Glavina Industrial Education Donald Bourret Mathematics Laura Glavina Music Michelle Dirk Physical Education Stephanie Quint Physics — The Fr. Keon Award Anthony Bennett Religious Studies Daniel Monaghan Secretarial Arts Sheila Fox Social Studies Laura Glavina 1983/84 ALEXANDER RUTHERFORD SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS Louise Babott Anthony Bennett Ronald Corbiere Margaret Gal Deborah Garinger Laura Glavina Ellen Jaster Kelly Kambeitz Rita Kolpak Niall Lynagh Sherri Malchow Pierina Mantello Carole Mclnrue Joanne Kelly Daniel Monaghan Liana Pigat Laverne Rusznak Dennis Saccomani Kraig Vienneau David Westwood ACHIEVEMENT AND LEADERSHIP SCHOLARSHIPS Catholic Action Highly Commendable Scholastic Effort Highest Achievement Gr. 12 - Assumption Parish Highest Achievement Gr. 12 - St. Basil’s Parish Highest Achievement Gr. 12 - St. Patrick’s Parish Fr. Wilson Award for Athletic/ Scholastic Achievement Yates Scholarship, Fine Arts General Foods Good Citizenship Award Award for Highest Achievement in Gr. 10 A.T.A. Local 79 Award for Highest Achieve. Gr. 11 Stan Sawicki Award for High Achievement Christophe Pisko-Dubienski Award for 2nd Highest Gr. 12 Kenwood Award for Highest Achievement in Gr. 12 Carla Herbst, Michael Myndio, Lisa Lambert Jeff Davison, William Moynan, Mark Slemko Laura Glavina Liana Pigat Dennis Saccomani Margaret Gal, Gary Saler Jim Kramer, Angela Busletta John Paul Sauve Laura Lee Chomicki Gaetanne Linders Ronald Corbiere Louise Babott Laura GlavinaHonor Roll The following had an average of 80% or more in Religious Studies and in tour 5-credit courses or the equivalent (two 3-credit courses equals one 5-credit course). For their outstanding achievement they received honor medals which were presented at the annual awards ceremony held on October 16, 1984. GRADE TEN Brenda Baptista Laura Bethlehem Gayle Boras Allan Clewes Laura Chomicki Sherri Coyle Aruna D’Souza Marina DelValle Lisa Demers Natalie Eisler Melanie Heaton Robert luvale Susan Jaster GRADE ELEVEN Louis Bardies Kathy Chernesky Marina Chiste Maria C'icman Michelle Dirk Christopher Erler Dennis Fiorino Maureen Fox GRADE TWELVE Louise Babott Anthony Bennett Margaret Gal Laura Glavina Darla Johanson Lise Knapp Ramona Kotke Robert Krushel Lisa Lambert David McAllindon Sherri McKenna Nicole Otto Florence Pastoor Jacqueline Riske Suzanne Rodzinyak Linda Schmid Richard Scholten Lucinda Franiel Lisa Jetten Shawn Johanson Krista Jones Shelley Karbonik Dave Lavkulik Gaetanne Linders Kevin Misak Rita Kolpak Daniel Monaghan Dawna Obermeyer Lisette Smits Amy Stalker Desmond Sullivan Laura Tavernini Karen Tratch Ronald Tratch Diane VandeLigt Shawna VandenHeuvel Enzo Vercillo Neil Warsing Michael Wiggcrs Joan Wolstencroft Trina Zubach Tammy Nickel Shawn O’Connor Ron Reive Chantal Reis Sheri Rusznak Stephanie Seeman Danielle Todd Liana Pigat Kraig Vienneau David WestwoodMartha Abello Leagh Alexander Lorna Anton Tim Armstrong Louis Bardies Albert Beaudin Greg Bilodeau Tony Birch Patti Bishoff David Bishop Kasia Borysewicz Scott ChasdeyLynn Chanda Kathy Chernezky Pamela Chilton Marina Chiste Lynne Chomas Maria Cicman Steve Cicman Carla Conrad Jade Coslovi Jeff Davie Dave de Boer Michele DirkSandra Donato Shannon Droste Yvonne Elemans Chris Erler Cathy Fallows Dennis Fiorino Maureen Fox Lucinda Franiel Kevin Frayn Lori Gallent Lee Ann Gaudette Annette GillonWarren Gschaid Mark Hagel Mark Harries Mark Herauf John Hetesi Dean Homulos Kelly Hunn Kevin Jackson Lisa Jetten Shawn Johanson Krista Jones Sheldon KarbonikShelley Karbonik Bill King Charlotte Klonin Geoff Koch Tim Kocsis Andy Kolasko Barb Kortt Jodi Kortt Dave La Plante Brice Lapointe Dave Lavkulik Rocky LeungGreg L'ewicki Dawn Lillehei Gaetanne Linders Lisa Lowe Mary Jane Macdonald Yvonne Martins Diane Martin Murray Martin Dawn Mathews Dawn Mclnnes Lori Mclnrue Frank MilanKevin Misak Siobhan Monaghan Debra Mount Willy Moynan Tony Murphy Sean Murphy Mike Myndio Cullen Ng Tammy Nickel Tracy Obermeyer Shawn O’Connor Nancy OveresPaul Petrunia Todd Plettell Mike Ponsak Shelley Prepsl Meridee Prindle Marie Pytlarz Stephanie Quint Ron Reive Chantal Ries Sheri Rusznak Christie Sandulak Steve SaretskyEd Schill Stephanie Seeman Greg Semach Dennis Silbernagel Gabe Sinclair Karen Smulders Lorie Strong Rocco Suriano Danielle Todd Dina Tourgelis Carole Tratch Ed TravagliaRobin Tremblay Sonia Tremblay Robin Trieber Dave Van Luyk Ronda Vandenhengel Trevor Viney Mirella ZapponeGrade Twelve Brian Svrcek William Trcka Lisa Zuback Brett Annable Pierre Berard Andrea Berard Claude Levesque Doreen Lim Andrew Marples Shawn McCarthy Lucius McDonald Kevin Meier Teresa Miklos Dale Rauhala Bonnie Ross Mark SimonsMaledictory - by Gaetanne Linders “Moving Forward and Looking Back.” Fellow graduates, Ladies and Gentlemen, that is the theme of our 1985 yearbook. It is an appropriate thought to reflect upon, on this our graduation day. It is indeed a time for moving forward, as we begin, with anticipation and some uncertainty, a new chapter in our lives, and it is a time for looking back on twelve years of accomplishments, and failures, joys, frustrations, growth and friendship. We do this with some sadness, as we will leave behind many friends as we go our separate ways. 1 am certain, however, that many of these friendships will endure the test of time and that we shall be “friends forever . We will fondly remember our classmates and the experiences we shared at Catholic Central; the games, the parties, the classes, the good times and the bad. These experiences have given us a lasting closeness and our high school memories full substance. We will treasure these memories and carry them in our hearts and in our minds forever. The closeness we feel for one another extends to our teachers, who shared with us their knowledge, their expertise, and their time; teaching the academics and laying a firm foundation of knowledge. You have helped us to learn about ourselves intellectually, emotionally, and spiritually. Each of you has influenced us in your own unique way. By far the most important people in our lives are our parents and our families. To you we owe an immeasurable debt of gratitude and appreciation; for your love, guidance, support and encouragement have brought us to this moment. You were our first and best teachers. It is easy to dwell in the fond memories of the past - however, it is more difficult to speak with confidence about the future. How do we apply all that we have learned over the past 12 years? What is our duty to ourselvesand to humanity? If I may quote William Shakespeare, “all the world’s a stage; and all the men and women merely players: They have their exits and their entrances: and one man in his time plays many parts.” Each of us has a part to play and we have received the foundation to enable us to play our parts well. We all have God-given talents with infinite possibilities for growth and achievement, if we have but the courage and determination to develop these talents to their fullest potential. Our formal school education may be drawing to a close this year, but we have only just begun to learn. At all times however; we have the guidance of God and the continued support and encouragement of our families. Fellow graduates, we are the promise of tomorrow. Upon us are pinned the hopes and dreams of past generations and to us falls the responsibility of preserving and shaping the world which is our inheritance. Let us accept this responsibility proudly. Let us move forward into the unknown with courage and commitment, dedicating our lives to the service of God and mankind. Let us use in our own special ways the lessons we have learned and the knowledge we have gained, to improve the lives of people everywhere. Fellow graduates, we have dreams to realize, and promises to fulfill. Let us act with courage and conviction, moving forward to unlimited horizons of conquest and endeavor. Wherever we go, and whatever we do, let us look back with joy on the time we spent together, and let us truly remain, with one another and all mankind, “friends forever”.dprab (fcom tn itlee Top Row, from Left: Barb Kortt, Ronda Vandenhengel, Robin Trieber, Dean Homulos. Front: Sheri Rusznak, Mary Jane MacDonald, Patti Bishoff, Trevor Viney. 4$rab (fchotr Back Row from Left: Miss Munroe, Mrs. Jones, Suzanne Lefebvre, Melanie Heaton, Randy Egan, Mark Harries, Dave Lavkulik, Tim Armstrong. Front Row: Joanne Tendler, Shawna VandenHeuvel, Jackie Yearous, Tim Koscis, Mr. Richey. Missing: Gayle Boras, Mr. Credico, Mr. Izsak, Susan Jaster, Ramona Kotke, Mr. Lynagh, Mr. McAllindon, Mr. Noronha, Diane VandeLigt, Mr. Wagner, Joan Wolstencroft, Trina Zubach.Back Row from Left: Jennifer Demers, Lisette Smits, Barb Mazucca, Nicole Otto, Stacey Barret-Dowey Chrystal Gostola Front Row: Ramona Kotke, Tracey Zubach, Maria Navarro, Gayle Boras, Jackie Archibald. Grad DecoratingClass Will We, the graduating class of ’85, would like to relate some of the most unforgettable moments that we have encountered throughout our school years together: **DEAN HOMULOS leaves us the ability and know how that a person actually can make it through school without going to school. **LOUlS BARDICS leaves behind his ability of impersonating certain teachers. **Thanks to MIKE MYNDIO, we were forced to rip out the gym floor and put in a new one. Yet it is said that late at night you can still hear the screeching sounds left by “crash and burn”. **WARREN GSCHAID - the only student to agree with MR. Veres. **Secret voting has determined that ANNETTE GILLON is to receive our “Party House of ’85” Award. Congratulations! **LEAH ALEXANDER leaves behind the ability to pass Social 30 ,without going. **DAWN MATHEWS and RON REIVE were finally seen apart* Now that’s a start! **Many thanks to TONY MURPHY for being Santa Claus but he’d do anything to bd With Santa’s little helpers! / **SEAN MURPHY- the only lifeguard in Lethbridge who doesn’t know how to swim. **GABE SINCLAIR, break aieg next time instead of an arm. ""STEPHANIE SEE MAN leaves the ability to miss three weeks of school and still be ahead of the class. **GRI G SEMACH mijif'FRANK MILAN were last seen buying stocks in a badminton franchise. **CHR1S ERLER is leaving to work in Alaska, rumor has it PAM CHILTON is going on the next Alaskan l|j |*i|||iP |Sj|ll | || Bp , jjjj § : I C 1 **SHERI RUSZNAK lea* es a book on how to smuggle expensive jewelery out of Greece. **SCOTT CHADSEY leaves to Mr. Credico and St. Mike's Hospital living proof that football helmets are a vital pan of the game. **To the Love Bug cruisers SHELLEY PREPSL, MER1DEE PRINDLE, and LYNN CHOMAS. we leave one mw ;n ui Her and a tank of gas. **KATHY CHERNEZKY and LORI MCINRUE are living proof that you don't need a president and vice to Ijin ■ itiEii; s council. **7-11 shows greatest loss of profit now that the slurpee gang, STEVE CICMAN, ALBERT BEAUDIN, DAVE BISHOP, TIM KOCS1S, SHAWN JQHANSON, YVONNE ELEMANS, STEVE SARETSKY, KAREN SMU' DERS and SHAWN O', ON NOR Have graduated. | **DENNS SILBERNAGEL actually seen without Shawna. You’re slipping Dennis! ** JOHN HETESi and YVONNE MARTINS have to relocate due to school construction. ’•’"SHANNON DROSTE turns in her 80 dollar glasses for a ! million dollar look. **DANI'ELLE TODD and MICHELE DIRK leave this graduating class at age 16. And to think it was just ■ yesterday when they were in diapers. *PAUL PETRUNIA actually stayed at our school for a lunch hour! **WILLY MOYNAN - our next nuclear physicist, **JODI KORTT leaves with the largest ring in our school. ■eTc not gonna take it’ girls CHANTAL R1ES. LYNN CHANDA, SANDRA DONATO, SHERI K, and MARY JANE MACDONAL D sa> ‘Party Hardy Grad 85!' goto Mr. Kolvsher for keeping us up to date on all hockey scores - from mity-mite to the NHL. 3 MOUNT and CAROLE TRATCH show us that Christmas isn’t all just receiving gifts, but LA ZAPPONE and KEVIN MISAK show that speech and debate is the future, to Miss Munroe, who was the only teacher to survive through the CLASS OF ’85. |o"%ARB KORTT and STEPHANIE QUINT, for leading the C ittens basketball team to a victory yvirldal Championships. the caretakers - a food decorated floor; thanks to the GRADE 12 INTERIOR DESIGNERS. "For all those accidents caused by LORNA ANTON, SIOBHAN MONAGHAN, ROBINETTE TRIEBER and DAWN MCINNES, we leave them one rubber bumper and a box of Curaid bandaids. (And to think they make guys pay more for insurance!). "The ballots are in, the votes counted, LISA LOWE — our new ‘Queen of the Mooches.’ "Boy, aren’t MAUREEN FOX’S impressions of Michael Jackson just incredible! "ANDY KOLASKO takes home the door prize consisting of embroydered socks and a $75 gift certificate at Body Things for his amazing work in the Fashion Show. "GREG LEW1CKI must postpone his new book ‘How to Ride Bikes’, because he is now in training for the Canadian National Tricyle Team. "CHARLOTTE KLONIN’S future plans are to appear on ‘Star Search’ and ‘Puttin on the Hits’. "PATTI BISHOFF, alias ‘Party Pat’, starts the new fad of party hats and party buckets for everyone. "TAMMY NICKEL can type an amazing 80 words a minute on the electric typewriter, and that’s without plugging it in! "LISA JETTEN leaves CCH a piece of her mind. Only one problem to that though, where do you store all that information?! "Locker 512 leave* one 1985 Chip & I) ;i, caleiulcr • J oU. "ROCK\ LEUNG leaves t ( H his colourful artistic talents on canvas, but is getting a run for his money from KRISTA JONES, DIANNE MARTIN, and VICKI MARTIN, who all seem to give bright an entirely new meaning. "To RON 1)A 5 ANDENHENGEL, we leave nothing because she already has everything. "ED SCHILL, MIKE PONCSAK, JEFF DAVIES, MARK HARRIES, and TIM ARMSTRONG are all trying to establish the world’s record for most consecutive detentions in one Math 33 class. " 1 RhYOR 5 INLY lease* behind his bad jokes. I'hose poor Grade elevens! "t ULLEN NG, DAVE V AN LLQ K and EDDY TRAVAGLIA actually seen letting someone park next to their cars. Thanks guys! , , - . . : "V "Generations ot \ iney's, Heraut’s, Lapointe’s, and DeBoer’s finally come to an end. Thank God! "DAVE BISHOP, TODD PLETTLL1. ED SCHILL, MIKE PONCSAK and JADE COSLOVI leave behind liv ing proof that a computer can in fact be man's best friend. "GREG BILODEAU leaves his book entitled ‘How to pick up Women, and never be seen with any!’ "MARK HAGEI 'S famous last words in basketball, ‘HERAUF give me the ball, the Scouts are here!’ "BILL KING and KE\ IN JACKSON were seen trading in their hockey skates for a high school diploma. "MURRAY MARTIN in offering a $50 reward to whoever finds the shoe he lost on the Greece-London trip. "MARIE PYTLARZ leaves behind tier Quarter horse because she now has a Bronco, "DAVE LA\ KULIK leaves his outstanding music echoing throughout the halls of CCH.**ROCCO SURIANO and RON REIVE leave behind their book entitled ‘101 Ways to earn Brownie Points’, which is now one of,Canada’s top 10 books. “""Applications are now being accepted by AGT for those wishing to take over our pay phone after LORI GALLANT graduates. **DAWN LILLEHEI, STEPHANIE QUINT, CATHY FALLOWS, LORIE STRONG, and KAREN SMULDERS will be receiving a five year membership to the Richard Simmons School of Breakdancing. **D1NA TOURGEL1S was offered a managerial job at Kentucky Fried Chicken after giving us a new meaning to the saying, ‘Finger Lookin’ Good’. **SONIA TREMBLAY - our future Miss Body Builder of the world. **KASIA BORYSEWICZ leaves her three red roses to Mrs. Viney. “""ROBIN TREMBLAY - the only person to graduate this year with his older sister. “""CARLA CONRAD and LEE ANN GAUDETTE leave their stall at Smitty’s to the Grade 11 coffee row. “■’"KELLY HUNN leaves her sparkling smile. **GEOFF KOCH leaves her math homework to Mr. Iszak. “""DALE RAHULA - leaves Catholic Central! IN CONCLUSION: We, the graduating class of ’85, being of not so sane mind, and of feeble body, leave behind this document, our final will and testament in hope of rekindling fond memories of our years at Catholic Central.And Friends are Friends forever if the Lord's the Lord of them And a Friend will not say "never" Cause the welcome wilI not end. Though it's hard to let You go, In The 'Father's hands we know That a lifetime's not too Iong To live as Friendsf / Wi * ®fTop Row: Lisette Smits, Randy Egan, Mr. Noronha, Suzy Vitkovic, Marina Del Valle. Bottom Row: Maria Navarro, Sheila Pastoor, Lisa Lambert, Megan Sullivan, Tracy Rohaly. Below, from Left: Florence Pastoor, Michelle Willis, Lisa Lambert, Brenda Baptista, Mrs. Nieukerk, Mirella Zappone, Michelle Lewicki, Aruna D’Souza. Speech and Debate Club 'Peer Support TeamBadminton Club Top Row, from Left: Gaetanne Linders, Pat Vos, Conley Chee, Kevin Misak, Greg Semach, Todd Plettell, Mark Harries, Patti Bishoff, Paul Gleason. Bottom Row: Siobhan Monaghan, Shannon Droste, Annette Gillon, Frank Milan, Dickson Ng, Mike Wiggers, Natalie Eisler, Tamara Navarro, Tatiana Navarro, Shelley Karbonik. booster Club Top Row: Lisa Lowe, Ronda Van- denhengel. Bottom Row: Robin Trieber, Patti Bishoff, Dean Homulos.mblti <£lub Top Row, Left to Right: Barb Kortt, Maureen Fox, Kathy Chernezky, Dina Tourgelis, Robinette Trieber, Lisa Lowe, Ronda Vandenhengel, Dean Homulos. Bottom Row, Left to Right: Mary Jane MacDonald, Sheri Rusznak, Stephanie Quint, Karen Smulders, Patti Bishoff, Dawn Lillehei, Trevor Viney. decorating club Top Row, from Left: Kathy Chernezky, Lisa Lowe, Ronda Vandenhengel, Robin Trieber, Patti Bishoff. Front, from Left: Lori Mcln- rue, Trevor Viney, Karen Smulders, Dean Homulos.Gim Abriotti Joe Achtzener Bryan Alexander Scott Armstrong Barb Babott Brad Bannerman Brenda Baptista Graeme Bennett Lisa Bergstrom Laura Bethlehem Michael Birch Greg Bishoff Patti Bishop Orlando Blain Rani Blasettt Ron Bodie Susan Bonke Gayle Boras Michelle Bruchet Lorena Burris Can you tell it’s Monday morning?Roy Chanda Wayne Che Wanda Chisholm Rob Chollak Laura Lee Chomicki Allen Clewes Sherri Coyle Stacy Coyle David Croteau Aruna D'Souza Tammy Dalke Alex Dalmady Joe Davies Jeff Davison Marina Del Valle Lisa Demers Cindy Desjarlais Doug Durina Natalie Eisler Kyle Elder So we like white shirts - What about it?!Angela Elemans Randy Ellingson Mark Erler Leon Fiedler Joanne Forrester James French Blair Gallant Rod Garinger Bruce Giacchetta Kim Graham Doug Hamilton Melanie Heaton Sherri Heilman Michelle Herbst Henri Huel Sherry Hughes Sue Hunt Jeff Husch Rob Iuvale Henry Izmajlowicz Glenn Jankowiak Susan Jaster Rozanna Jerebica Trudy Jochein All ready for the Hallowe’en Dance!Darla Johanson Duanne Kambeitz Susan Karl Todd Keinick Pat Kelly Mike Kinahan Michele King Maureen Kirby Dan Klepic Ana Kljucaricek Tammy Klonin Lise Knapp Tia Kolibar Ramona Kotke Rob Krushel Lisa Lambert Bob Lambert Suzanne Let'ebvre Mark Lemire Derek Lewicki Michelle Lewicki Caroline Linders Alice Martin Colleen MartynaMladen Matotek Anna Mauro Barb Mazzuca Dave McAUindon Rob McCaffrey Mario McKenna Germaine McKenzie Tracy McRae Donna Meier Peter Meurs John Motycka Maria Navaro Tatiana Mavaro Jim Neary Steve Neary Frank Nemeth Peter Nickel Nicole Otto Florence Pastoor Rob Payne Cougars are G-R-E-A-T!! \ ,v \Dawn Pigat Colleen Prindle Zoran Rajcic Norman Regimbald Michelle Ripley Jackie Riske Susan Roberts Suzanne Rodzinyak Terry Lynn Salata Cathy Schill Linda Schmid Richard Scholten Kevin Simpson Lisette Smits Jim Sosick Lloyd Spearchief Amy Stalker Lisa Stimatz Steve Stoinski J oanne Stroud Desmond Sullivan Frank Szing Theresa Tandy 1 alii a Tuvernini Joanne Tendler Craig Tizzard Pam Todd Shawn Toker Karen Tratch Ron TratchShawna Unick Diane Van de Ligt Shawna Vanden Heuvel Enzo Vercillo Susie Vidovic Shawn Wapple Neil Warsing Brennan W’auters Barry Weighill Donald Whimster Michael W'iggers Greg Wikenheiser Michelle Willis Barry VVingert Joan W'olstoncroft Jackie Yearous Kevin Yellowaga Tracy Zubach Trina Zubach JsHissing Murray Bellegarde Adam Davies Alan Halma Mike Hamilton Lisa Paquette Geoff Shatz David Straat Crystal Yellowhorn Santa got lucky for this photo!Kelli Achtzener Richard Ambrozic Louie Antal Jacqueline Archibald Scott Baldwin Richard Balita Paula Bari! Stacey Barret-Dowey Elaine Barry Gail Beliegarde Wesley Blackrabbit Corinne Blasetti Corey Bosch Tony Bosnjak Cliff Campbell Karlo Cernetic Conley Chee Wayne Chomas Tina Constant Adrien Corbiere Renee Decaire Christine Del ValleNo Photo Available Victor Del Valle Jennifer Demers Rod Dieser Carlo Dipalma John Dobirstein Michael Dolezal Gary Donaldson Rhonda Eaves Randall Egan Ron Egan Michael Ell Marguerite Ferguson Augusto Ferro Cristina Ferro Deborah Fortney Randy Franiel Tricia Galenzoski Kevin Garinger Viviana Gatiea Pam Gebhardt Corry Gerngross Paul Gleason I wonder what he asked for from Santa!Crystal Gostola Alan Gourley Yvonne Halasz Monty Harris Lynette Harty Roland Hofstede Darryl Hoyer Michael Hudak Christina Hughes Melissa Huszar Pat Johnstone Kyler Jones Theresa Juroszek Joe Kadezabek Rob Kern Suzanne Kiely Brenda King Rob Kinniburgh Miloslava Kizek Jeff KoepKhristina Kolysher Ed Kremenik Itdiko Kurtos Wendy Kwasnicki Ming Lara Thomas Lambert Keith Landry Mike Lynagh Caria Lynn Lori Mathews Daryl Me Donald Tammy Me Ewen Colin Me Donald Gabrielia Mraz Linda Munroe Debbie Nagy Tamara Navarro Dickson Ng Janette Niwa Kartie NykidDonald today, Ozzy tomorrow! Tom O’Hanlon Roxanne Oka Tina Ouellette Katherine Paoletti Angela Parsons Bridget Pastoor Mike Peta Norman Plasway Mark Potvin Petar Rajcic Brian Reive Richard Reive Brett Ries Ron Ripley Lee Anne Robert Tracy Rohaly Morry Ronspies Diane Scholten Lenora Scout Diana Smits Debbie Spearchief Myron Stolte Carlo Straga Megan SullivanMartina Szilagyi Torn Teglas Derek Thom Marianne Thys Darren Todd Vincent Toth Jennifer Trieber Marc Van de Bennet Lisa Van Gaal Wendy Van Gaal Tony Vandenheuvel Rory Vaselenak Bradd Vienneau Susie Vitkovic Pat Vos Nanette Wagner Robert Wagner Iris Weasel Moccasin Jennifer Whimster Tammy Windrem Monika Wojcik Craig Wojtowicz Shaun Wojtowicz Judy WolstoncroftMissing Calvin Eagle Child, Gregory Foster, Melvin Gambler, Paul Hawryluk, Trace Johnson, Jeff Jolicouer, Jim Kaminski, Marzena Krawsowski, John Lavorato, Mark Lemire, Attila Madarasz, Kenneth Payne, Melanie Rabbit, Anita Scout, Kim Scout, Paul Shulman, Teresa Szabados The Grade ten’s show an active interest in student council activities. Above, Tracy joins in on ‘Hat and Tie Day’; while to the left, Pat is involved in some very serious airband competitions!Cougar Baseball From Left; Coach, Kevin Garinger, Mike Ell, Ron Tratch, Rod Garinger, Brice Lapointe, Doug Durina. Bottom Row: Mark Herauf, Paul Gleason, Frank Szing, Mike Myndio, Bruce Giacchetta, Glenn Jankowiak, Yvonne Martens. Golf The golf team included Dave deBoer, Bob Kinniburgh, Todd Plettell, Kevin Yellowaga, Susan Jaster, Florence Pastoor, Marie Pytlarz, Robinette Treibar, and Ronda Lee Van- denHengel. The girl’s team was very successful winning zones and earning the right to represent the south at provincials. At provincials Florence came in third and Susan came in eighth in the individual competition.Citten Volleyball The Cittens had a successful and enjoyable volleyball season in 1984, winning various tournaments and doing very well in others. We finished off the season by winning the post season tournament and playing the best that we had ever played. We beat the league’s first place team and enjoyed every minute of it. It was a tremendous feeling to have been so successful. Our team was grateful to have two members chosen as league all-stars; power-hitter Barb Kortt, and middle blocker Laura Bethlehem. Although our success was brought on by every team member’s effort, many thanks go out to our coach Mary Dyck, who put in so much time and effort to guide us to a tremendous success. Best wishes for another great season in 1985!Cougar Football Top, from Left: Ed Kremenik, Brett Ries, Glenn Jankowiak, Mike Lynagh, Mark Hagel, Ron Tratch, Albert Beaudin, Kevin Garinger, Andy Kolasko, Scott Chadsey, Duane Kambeitz, Shawn Wapple, Ron Bodie. 2nd Row; Neil Warsing, Frank Nemeth, John Doberstein, Willy Moynan, Rob Iuvale, Doug Hamilton, Barry Weighill, Rob Kern, Paul Gleason, Jeff Koep. 3rd Row; Mr. Credico, (coach), Morgan Munroe, (coach), Rod Garinger, Rob Krushel, Tim Armstrong, Scott Armstrong, Des Sullivan, Roy Chanda, Joe Davies, Fr. Chauvin. Front Row; Cliff Campbell, Trevor Viney, Rocco Suriano, Frank Szing, Mark Herauf, Mike Myndio, Mark Harries, Ed Schill, Mike Poncsak, Pat Kelly.SI Top; Tracy Zubach, Dawn Lillehei, Pam Chilton, Lisette Smits. 2nd Row; Dawn Mclnnes, Nicole Otto, Gayle Boras, Ramona Kotke, Barb Mazucca, Cathy Fallows. 3rd Row; Patti Bishop, Maureen Kirby. Front; Lori Mclnrue. Football CheerleadersThe Catholic Central Cheerleaders of 1985 had a very exciting, strenuous, funfilled, and rewarding year. The squad consisted of thirteen girls for both football and basketball. Our football season was long, cold and wintery. We all remember the thick heavy coats, quilted gloves, warm boots and lots of kleenex — and the snowball fights. Basketball took much of our spare time which was spent practicing. The practices rewarded us with first place at St. Francis in Calgary. We also won the First Annual South Zone Cheerleading in Medicine Flat. Our squad has had many ups and downs this year but the end result was a joy-filled year of memories and true friendships. Best of Luck to next year’s squad! Cheerleaders Top Row Left to Right: Nicole Otto, Lori Mclnrue, Patti Bishop, Ramona Kotke, Cathy Fallows, Lisette Smits, Barb Mazzuca, Mrs. Viney (coach). Bottom Row Left to Right: Gayle Boras, Maureen Kirby, Dawn Lillehei, Pam Chilton, Dawn Mclnnes, Tracy Zubach.From Left: Coach Grbav, Dennis Fiorino, Mark Hagel, Ed Travaglia, Jim Sosick, Sheldon Karbonik, manager Trevor Viney. Front: Rob Krushel, Dean Homulos, Mark Herauf, Mike Myndio, Scott Armstrong, Des Sullivan. This year’s Cougar team was a good example of how a group of guys could work together and win when they wanted to. This year’s starting line consisted of Mark Hagel, Dennis Fiorino, Mark Herauf, Dean Homulos and swivel starter Ed Travalglia. The team had grown to know each other and as a team, worked to better themselves as a group; not individually. Throughout the league, the Cougars placed 8th. This allowed advancement to the Zone Playoffs; where the Cougars were noted for defensive tactics and good rebounding skills. The Gr. 10’s and ll’s proved to be great support and will probably do well next year. The team would like to thank the two coaches for coaching the Cougars for the 84/85 year. Thank you. Cougar BasketballBack Row: Rob Krushel, Roland Hofstede, Viney Toth, Mike Lynagh, Jim Kaminski, Blair Gallant, Tony Vandenheuvel. Front Row: Dickson Ng, (manager), Paul Gleason, Jeff Koep, Mike Kinahan, Richard Scholten, Wayne Che. Flyer BasketballFrom Left; Lisa Demers, Zan Rodzinyak, Laura Bethlehem, Barb Kortt, Coach Cal O’Brien. 2nd Row; Lori Mathews, Martina Szylagi, Diana Smits, Elaine Barry. Bottom Row; Stephanie Quint, Tina Oulette, Jackie Riske. The ’84/85 Cittens basketball team was very successful this year, staying in second place in the league all season, doing very well in every tournament, and finally winning first place at Zones. We entered provincials at Grande Prairie as team 1 from the South, and ended the tournament by winning the Cittens first ever 4A Provincial title. The Southern Alberta High School Basketball League chose two allstars, Barb Kortt and Laura Bethlehem from the Cittens, although every single team member contributed to our overwhelming feat, both on and off the court. Coach Cal O’Brien has done an outstanding job in helping us in every way possible to win the title this year. It would not have become a reality without him and he does deserve enormous thanks. The best of luck to the ’85/86 Cittens, may you win it all a second time! (Citten BasketballTop Row, Left to Right: Ron Bodie, Scott Chadscy, Andy Kolasko, Mark Harries, Shawn Johanson, Jeff Husch, Albert Beaudin, Dave LaPlante, Pat Kelly. Bottom Row, Left to Right: Mr. Slavich, (coach), Joe Davies, John Dobirstein, Trevor Viney, Tim Armstrong, Rocco Suriano, Steve Saretsky. In 1985, Catholic Central joined the new rugby league with a determined Cougar team. Though most of the players had never played the sport before, the team quickly caught on. The league also contained teams from LCI, Winston Churchill, and Immanual Christian. The Cougars finished the season second only to LCI, an excellent finish for our first year. Tim Armstrong also won the league’s most valuable player award. RugbyGrad'85 fashion Show A Passage through timeThe 1985 fashion show was a great success! After school for weeks you could find all the participants practicing diligently on the correct way to walk and turn but “the hard work paid off in the end”. However, it was not all work, it was fun also. One never forgets the “butterflies in the stomach” or the “knees of jelly” that occurred before his/her turn to walk out on stage and the relief of making it off the stage without tripping in front of the audience. Special thanks are due to the co-ordinators, Mrs. Viney and Mrs. Neihaus, and to the commentators, Miss Lethbridge 1985 - Tanis Hargrave and Trevor Viney. Without their help, the show would not have been the success it was. Photos Clockwise from Top Left: Pam Chilton (in the Victorian dress), Lori Strong, Patti Bishoff and Robinette Treibar (leaning back to back), Maureen Fox, Andrew Kolasko, Christie Sandulak and Annette Gillon, Tim Armstrong and Dean Homulos, and in the bottom left are Kathy Chernesky, Stephanie Quint, and Karen Smulders.zy n Miss C.C.H. I have very much enjoyed my reign as Miss C.( .H. 1985 for many reasons. The pageant itself was a great time. The other girls and I had a lot of fun trying to learn the dance routine, and getting nervous together right before the pageant began. Being involved in school activities is great, and topping ii i'll with this honour was a tremendous feeling. Presenting some awards at the Tri-School Variety Show, and saying a toast to the school at our graduation ceremonies were a couple of duties that I was honoured to perform, li was all in all a very rewarding experience and 1 encourage as many girls as possible to enter next year. I know you won't regret it!Stage Band SOUTHERN ALBERTA STAGE BAND FESTIVAL - CALGARY - 1985 [CATHOLIC CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL BAND] DIRECTOR : MR. MIKE RICHIE NATIONAL GOLD I The Stage Band had an exceptional year! We managed to capture the gold medal at the National Jazz Festival in Quebec City. This title would not have been possible without first receiving a superior rating at the Regional Festival in Calgary. A lot of hard w'ork and time were required to reach this level of competition. Extra practices w'ere held after school, during lunch, and on the weekend. What w'as left of our spare time was spent trying to raise the money to go to Quebec City. However, the hard work paid off for everyone involved — especially for Dave Lavkulik and Mark Wagner, both of whom received scholarships to Berklee College of Music and were named as members of the honor Stage Band in Calgary and Quebec. The Stage Band also did a lot of extra performances such as the festival in Red Deer, playing at the Library and at the Lodge Hotel, as well as playing with the concert band in the Christmas and Spring concert. Finally there are many thanks to Mr. Mike Richey without whom none of this w'ould have been possible and to the teachers, students, and parents whose support and encouragement helped us become the best in all of Canada.wx Greece-Lonbon Trip While the rest of the students were sitting in school the last day before Easter, 16 C.C.H. students, lead by Ms. Grbavac, Mr. Slavich and Mr. O’Brien joined students from W.C.H.S. for a different holiday. We took 14 days off through Easter spending 10 days throughout Greece and 4 days in London. We left Lethbridge on the morning of April fourth for Calgary, where we boarded our plane for Toronto. We transferred planes and left again, this time stopping in London before arriving at our final destination - Athens. Because of the time difference, we spent our first resting - for the rest of our stay in Greece. Throughout those first 10 days, our travels through Greece took us to places like Athens, Lindos, Delphi and to the island of Rhodes where we visited various museums and some ancient buildings and ruins. We also had free time for shopping and to explore cities on our own. The 10 days in Greece were quite interesting and exciting because of the difference in our two countries, such as the food, people, dress and customs. Coping with the difference in language was a problem but brought us some fun and humorous moments. We arrived in London on April 13th, for the last half of our trip. Even though England is a lot more similar to Canada than Greece is, the cultural difference can still be noticed. We spent those four days visiting places like Windsor Castle, the Tower of London, Westminster Abbey and the famous Wax Museum. We also attended musical performances, ‘Cats’ and ‘Starlight Express’. The 14 days passed quickly and we found ourselves boarding the plane to take us home. Even though we were happy to be going home we didn’t want to leave. The trip gave us numerous memories of Greece and London, taught us about their history and culture, but also brought us closer together with the rest of the people on our trip.rALBERTA MEAT MARKET AmMAm skj 4 span zs 510 6 Ave. South 1289 3 Ave. South Lethbridge, Alberta Lethbridge, Alberta Phone 327-3492 Phone 329-6099 108 - 459 Mayor Magrath Drive (Sandman Inn Plaza) Lethbridge, Alberta T1J 3L8 AVIS GARRY A. FLEMING MANAGER LICENSEE RIO VISTA LEASING LTD. Business Phone (403; 329-1340 Residence 328-3113CAPZAW MllKPJiyS JJS Hk CMJPS 403 Westminister Plaza Lethbridge, Alberta Phone 329-1979 mimco me s ksszaukanz 1104 Mayor Magrath Drive Lethbridge, Alberta Phone 320-6000 cAMPPsacam 430 Mayor Magrath Drive Lethbridge, Alberta Phone 328-8101 PASJCJAN UZMSKS 535 19 Street South Lethbridge, Alberta Phone 327-6618K 03C1490 Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1985! L. & J. 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PAZKJCKSCKSDJZllfttJOft) 300 10 Street South Lethbridge, Alberta Phone 329-4677 szumsspHAKMAey 1506 9 Ave. South Lethbridge, Alberta Phone 328-5512 aion sixteen seventeen 1617 Cedar Rd. _ £ TRAVEL LETHBRIDGE LTn Phone 329H61/ LADIES' AND MEN’S HAIRSTYLINGmVSKSKyOICSVMMWGS 4401 University Drive Lethbridge, Alberta For Information Call 329-2111 KSjCAX WN JCZD. Call 1-800-661-9563Editor’s Message Well, here it is; our 1984/85 yearbook! Many of us breathed a sigh of relief when summer finally hit, but not the yearbook staff. It was the time to really get rolling and piece together a yearbook full of unforgettable memories of our high school days to treasure for many years to come Between unexpected travels, building houses, early events, and delayed schedules, this is what we, the yearbook staff, have mastered. We would like to give special thanks to Mr. Pisko, Reid Felske, and Father April for all their time, effort and patience they have given our small group. We hope that future yearbook staffs, in the years to come, will put as much energy and enthusiasm into making their books as we have. Since the last word is ours, we would like to wish Good Luck to all; and to take pride in being a part of Catholic Central, tor we are a loving and caring community. Editor Lori Mclnrue Editor: Lori Mclnrue; Darla Flughes, calligraphy artist; Susan Jaster, assistant editor; Annette Gillon, cover design; Michelle Bruchet and Angela Elemans, advertising; Mr. Pisko, advisor; Father April, photographer; Pam Chilton, Dawn Mclnnes, Lorna Anton, and Kevin Misak. The Yearbook ClubPublished by: JO ST ENS/ NA TIONA L SCHOOL SERVICES LTD. Winnipeg, Manitoba, CanadaP20OUS0ZOO1 pdf
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