| Summary: | The annual publication of the students of Wilson Junior High School, Lethbridge, Alberta. (Volume. 1983-84) ‘Wifson Unforgettable faces, firmly rooted memories, and well- earned accomplishments will linger in the powerful spirit of Wilson forever. The enthusiastic students, involved teachers, and the efficient building all work together to keep the powerful spirit of Wilson strong and persistent. The students and teachers are like well-oiled gears working inside a timekeeper to keep it functioning. Wilson is one of a kind. Jody Gilbert-~[rou6a<(ors 5 b 113'jJousefioM IfJV 3 R.r D CXJ' iWo^ -VA/ox dVco^ incvl Cv_^Xr -3*NJD O^^JvfN DDT* >V1_L ®JJ. Da. CdcV ©—\\\X V Cs~/'0*; K'XJ Hgjh^m\ R . P Cck-M-^ •“-A^ CxJ>» X. . DC-D 3>>\ Ov^\_XSkCX Vcs T~ ‘ C^doOdV -ApCys^V^ . DO O A> ^JL^-V^o V.OTN V/-X^V\oOD - -+-W. 'rnO-VDVj' >\ © cVVVdXa p \o^«X A© jV\Cs cu^ dcvvp -+Vo^ LOAoXi\X/\ r-o^ £ CXjvOC^KA. -\-VsJ^ ^'VO^DXN XO C^ -y\ 0_©_vd»oL OKo X dc\X %VOOc&. 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Shaw Sigrun Sommer Andrea Tagg Trent Terakita Tracy Todd Christy Walker Rock On 'Oucks Jody Barton Scott Brown Jason Enns Tara Fenton Tony Gerstenbuhler Shawn GustumCory Benson Lisa Block Brent Christie Craig Deal Paul Desjardins Joyce Dyck Lisa Faassen Gregory Hadlington Mitchell Ibuki Timothy Ingraham Tara Kanashiro Ildiko Kurtos Bruce Lodermeier Jane Millband Shaun Palmer Laura Perry Ronald Ripley Shari Russell Debbie Sandberg Michelle Sinclair Scott Smith Bobby Soltesz Penny Timm Gerri Vas Jody Weiting Kirk Young & Dudettes~ 43Myrna Dela Cruz Alex Desjardins Susanne Dietzen Susan Duffield Deanna Gyulai Mitchell Hall Jeffrey Lisecki Kerry ManyGuns Michael Nguyen Sandra Oscienny Wayne Pavelka Tom Plett Renee Ramage Darren Szpak Lynn Tomayer Richard Tuttle Robert Widmer Allison Williams ACrigftt Bob Bailie Bernard Bodnaruk Sandra Brewin Darren Casson Kerry Collins Thomas Cowie ffDavid Beaudry Wayne Duddley Bonnie Fraser Kirk Hayhurst Clifford Whiteford Phyllis Williams George Wilson Joey Betteridge Wesley Black Rabbit Lichelle Fortier Shane Duff Trace Johnson Raymond Jones Brian Larocque Lorna Long Victoria Orich Allen Slagel— C/rcuCe 9*5 Comment --- Here are some grade 9 comments made on the Yearbook survey: The following are the top ten rock groups for 1983-84: QUIET RIOT, DEF LEPPARD, TORONTO, STREETHEART, DURAN DURAN,OZZY OSBOURNE, HELIX, VAN HALEN CULTURE CLUB, AND BLACK SABBATH. Who do you think Wilson's weirdest teacher is and why? Tracy Lillenut: MR. DERGOUSOFF BECAUSE OF HIS WEIRD HAND MOVEMENTS. Jim Simpson: MR. POWELL BECAUSE OF THE MUNITIONS FACTORY IN HIS DESK. Jane Milband: MR. REDPATH BECAUSE HE'S NOT A "HANDY KIND OF GUY". Greg Cleaver: MR. STEFAN,LIKE THE DUDE'S GOT THE WEIRDEST LOOKIN' CREW CUT YOU'LL EVER SEE. Graeme MacFarlane: DEFINITELY MR. MAJOR BECAUSE HE DRINKS MOOSE MILK. Here are some FABULOUS FADS of Wilson Junior High School for this year: PETER PAN BOOTS CAMOUFLAGE CLOTHING LUMBER JACKETS FRIENDSHIP PINS VANS CURLY EARINGS LEATHER TIES Can you imagine wearing some of these people's favorite socks? Lisa Chang: PURPLE AND GREEN CHECKS Marina Ficiur: ORANGE LEOPARD Lisa Fassen: FLORESCENT PINK WITH PURPLE TOES AND HEELS Kirk Young: PLAID Heather Massa: YELLOW WITH PURPLE POLKA DOTS Staff and students were all crazy about Mrs. Steen's black and white pin-striped socks. While hanging around the halls, you probably heard some unusual sayings: Jennifer Harrold: "ICK!" Diane Gunter: "HEEBEE JEEBEES" Darren Szpak: "BOGUS" Maureen McAvoy: "HERE'S A DIME, PHONE SOMEONE WHO CARES." It was learned that 75% of the grade nine's preferred potato chips as their favorite snack, 18% preferred an apple, and 7% preferred others. A popular theme song in 1983-1984 was the theme from "Mr. Rogers". These are some of the grade nine's reactions to the song: Jim Simpson: MR. '//HO? Craig Strukoff: WON'T YOU BE MY NEIGHBOUR? Kirk young: I HAVE IT ALMOST MEMORIZED 27 students have it memorized 34 students don't know it. The question is, do they care? 46 There were a variety of answers as to how many times people wash their gym strip. The answers ranged from every day to never. Vicky Orich: TWO TIMES A YEAR, THREE IF IT REALLY NEEDS IT Jason Enns: WASH IT? Lorelei Stevenson: WHEN IT'S YELLOW UNDER THE ARMS Stacey Murkin: NO ONE TOLD ME TO ACTUALLY WASH IT. Sue Dietzen: WHEN IT STARTS WALKIN AWAY ON ME Mike Andre: I WASH MINE EVERY FIVE MINUTES Here are some funny pet peeves that grade nine's complain about: David Stray: TYPEWRITER KEYS CLICKING Christy Walker: FLARE-LEGGED JEANS Georgina Lorenz: PEOPLE WALKING ON THE WRONG SIDE OF THE HALL Jody Fenton: THE NEW BELL SYSTEM Robyn Dow: MY PURSE The grade nine students came up with some ideas on how to improve Wilson: Diane Gunter: WE NEED MORE NEWSPAPERS AND MUSIC OVER THE INTERCOMES WOULD BE GREAT. Simone Tiller: IT SHOULD BE RUN LIKE WINSTON IS. Nancy Voort: CHANGE THE MASCOT. Rob McRae: GET OZZY AS PRINCIPAL, NIKKI SIX AS VICE-PRINCIPAL, AND MOTLEY CRUE AND JUDUS PRIEST FOR OUR SCHOOL TEAMS. * 7 Missing Mugs 7C Michael Miller Simon Rothwell 7D Drahomira Aujesky 7E Corey Charron 7F Dawn Hamilton 7H Leona McNabb Ray Worme 8A Stephen Balazs Brett Moore Li an Toomer Ron Yanke 8B Raymond DeBruin Sherry James Jeff Lomenda Tanya Stockton 8C Cornelia Kleist Marea Lawson Cecilia Miller Duane Vermette 8F Bob Soltesz 8G Tammy Drummond Dennis Green Phillip Kress Johanna OldShoes 8H Terry Popowich Pauline Starr Darcy Tinordi 9C Michelle Oler 9D Trung Diep Donna Kress Rhonda Nugent Nathan Rothwell 9E Kelly Maupin Rob McRae Percy PI ainWomen Brian Ridder Bruce Taylor 9F Henry Sims 9G Morley Scriven Cindy Wakelan 91 Robert Doran Shane Tovell 48 S. W. A.S. A BASKETBALL SCORE SHEET HOME TEAM . jJ'C. D . VISIT. s <S> CO O - • 71 72 74 76 76 n S. !•; O O O <§ o O o o o C 6 = 66 67 08 t 71 72 73 74 ” '? 'H So ' 'Ti ■ 84 < visitors UJuoorn____ _| ll P i r s t I; Player ' s : • a me. In Fouls i 1 1 T\ ObJy B 3Q K / PpJ* ,4 OOa Pen H / P, 3 Shin J / P, /V 00 = °°X a "Vanya £ i£T, 1 Pa L T %Ps S 30 O3- ~Taf& S . /a 03l Pau/a T / *f 2* 0^90 /tya /■!< y / / /i & 10 p2a a 2LMO /3 o/i n / r U/ 3L0 SPORTS the above scon: oheet is correct in every detail. ?n attire oL . I - for ee bmpire Fcorer • --- —Bump, Set, Mrs. Steen, the coach of the Jr. Girls' Volleyball team, described the girls as, "Hard working, friendly people who had really positive attitudes and showed good sportsmanship." Although the girls did not participate in any out of town tournaments, they placed second in the City League, and third in the tournament. Way to go girls and keep it up! Back: Corrie Allen, Tammy Plett, Mrs. Steen, Darla Shipley, Leanne Leach, Shelley Kruchkywich Front: Linda Cerney, Connie Kleist, Rhonda Walcher, Sharia Asplund, Jenny Neufeld, Lisa Lowther, Karen Gorzitza Centre Front: Clare Cox Lisa Chang Marina Ficiur Over Hie 9Vet/ Back: Mr. Dergousoff, Gerry Heck, Mr. Zaugg Front: Paul Simpson, George Urasaki, Rick Wiggil, Gideon Kong, Greg Lahti, Troy Jordan, Scott Asplund, Jody Gilbert "It was a privilege to coach such a great group of players," comments Mr. Zaugg of the Junior Boys' Volleyball team. The team proved to be the best in the city leage as it went through the season undefeated. A highlight of the season was playing and defeating Paterson's Senior Boys' team at the Paterson tournament. Once again, Wilson is tops! This year the Senior Girls' Volleyball team was coached by Mrs. Del bello. Their first tournament was the St. Francis Tournament where they placed third. The second tournament they were in was held here in Wilson and the team came in second. They had an extremely close game with Paterson in the finals. The Warqueens won most of the season's games. Nancy Voort comments, "I must have worked hard 'cause my knee pads had holes in them!" Maureen McAvoy This year the Senior Boys' Volleyball team played with a great deal of effort, but not always successfully. In the city league standings, the team had 4 wins and 4 losses. The conciliation round of the City Tournament was won by the boys, but they lost the semifinals. An overall third place was won by the 9 players. "Other than losing, we were an awesome team!" says Mr. Redpath, the coach. Diane Gunter Back- Mrs. Delbello, Nancy Voort, Fanya Shewchuk, Debbie Sandberg, Shari Russell, Bonnie Williams, Jody Barton, Paula Tokariuk Front: Tara Smetany, Pam Tokariuk, Tara Kanashiro, Christie Walker, Jane Mil'hand Back: Jim Kerr, Perry Neufeld, Dana Johnson, Mr. Redpath, Glen Petersen, Mike Andre, Stuart Peters, Terry Mah, Mike Nguyen Front: Rory Snider, Marna Oseen SO 51(Bounce, Shoot, The Junior Girls' Basketball team made a good showing of sportsmanship and effort at their games. Although the girls won only 2 of their 6 season games, they learned a great deal about basketball and they had fun. One problem the team faced was not having enough practice time. Mr. Holt and Mr. Fekete, the coaches, comment, "It was a strong team, but the girls weren't serious enough about the game. If we'd had more practices, the team could have made it to the finals." The team looks forward to a better season next year. Scoref The Junior Boys' Basketball team won the championship making them the best in the city. Their record was 8 wins and no losses. This is the best record the Junior Boys' Basketball team has ever had in the city. The final game was played on February 28, at Wilson, against St. Francis. The top player of the game was Gord Bloudoff. "The team worked very hard to win the championship," commented Mr. Weitz, the coach. He says the most improved players were Jody Gilbert and Brad Londeau. If all the members of this team try out next year, the senior team will be the best! Kim Nihil 1 BACK: Lisa Neitz, Mr. Fekete, Corey Allen, Jenny Neufeld, Mr. Holt MIDDLE: Shanon Stotyn, Karen Gorzitza, Sharia Asplund Lori Adachi FRONT: Clare Cox MISSING: Clare Cox and Lisa Lowthe Although the team placed third in the city league finals, the girls worked well together. The team played in three tournaments: Red Deer Lake, Raymond and the Wilson tournament. Janine Kapke won an all-star trophy at the Red Deer Lake Tournament as did Paula Tokariuk in the Wilson Tournament. "The team worked hard most of the time. Paula Tokariuk and Bonnie Williams were the most improved players," comments Miss. Frouws. Back row: Troy Jordan, Scott Asplund, Jody Gilbert, Coach Weitz, Gordon Bloudoff, Gideon Kong, Brad Londeau. Middle Row: Marna Oseen, Ken Forbest, Allan Brown Front: George Urasaki Colin Illingworth A-AWAVA'A V.-.>.'.-A’/.VASWAiAV.'A\V.W\VAV.VAW.VVVA\\WAVAVAVAVAVAWAVV,AVAVAWAV The Senior Boys' Basketball team was coached by Mr. Nelson. The boys, with him, went into three tournaments, St. Francis, Paterson, and Hamilton. In the St. Francis Tournament, the boys won the sportsmanship trophy. The most improved player was Jason Enns. "They couldn't shoot," says Mr. Nelson, "but they're a good bunch of guys!" Marina Ficiur Lisa Chang Back: Tara Smetany, Janine Kapke, Bonnie Williams Miss Frouws, Shari Russell, Paula Tokariuk Middle: Pam Tokariuk, Tanya Shewchuck, Nancy Voort Kerri McTighe Front: Jane Miliband, Christie Walker Sack: Jeff Poleschuk, Terry Gaehring, Jason Enns Kelly Bollinger, Darren Dundas Second: Troy Bacus, Brent Christie, David Legg, Michael Nguyen Third: Gerard Georges, Terry Mah, Mr. Nelson r°nt: Rick Latham, John GazarekGrade 7 Badmi nton Back: Mrs. Steen, Rhonda Wachtler, Jenny Neufeld, Bobby Toth, Stephanie Schultz, Leanne Leach, Rumi Urasaki Front: Shannon Stotyn, Darcy Zimmerman, Cathy Voort, Donna Perry Ping, Pong Sfnasft I Grade 7 Boys' Badminton Back: Roger Simpson, Wayne Pon, Jarrod McAleese, Todd Lewko, Troy Parker, Doug Van Voorst, David Sparrow Front: Roger Houghton Missing: Mr. Mokoski Grade 8 Girls' Badminton Back: Lisa Neitz, Pam Tokariuk, Tara Smetany, Miss Frouws, Paula Tokariuk, Darla Shipley, Tammy Plett Front: Linda Cerney, Candace Lewko, Connie K1eist 'MVAVVAVAVAV.VW.VAVAV.V Grade 8 Boys' Badminton Back: Gordon Chan, Mr. Redpath, Gordie Bloudoff, Jody Gilbert, Ken Forbes Front: Brad Rolfe, Troy Jordan, Marna Cseen, Rory Snider, George Urasaki Grade 9 Girls' Badminton Back: Laura Perry, Debbie Sandberg, Shari Russell, Tanya Shewchuck, Tara Kanashiro Middle: Tracy Lilli nett, Jody Barton, Sigrun Sommer, Jody Wei ting Front: Mrs. Delbello Grade 9 Boys' Badminton Back: Ken Hatfield, David Legg, Mr. Major, Brent Christie, Jim Simpson Middle: Rick King, Graeme MacFarlane, Brien Watts, Trung Diep Front: Trent TerakitaPavement Pounders The Wilson Cross Country Club, run by Mr. Mokoski and Mrs. Kolb,was a sports highlight during the first part of the year. "I think we had the strongest team this year that we've had in the 3 years I've been coaching cross country running. We placed second in the city meet and I'm really pleased with the runners," comments Mr.Mokoski. Jeff Kristjanson placed fourth in Midget Boys, while Jennifer Vanderhulst placed third in Midget Girls. The Junior Boys'and Junior Girls'teams also placed high in the meet standings; Marna Oseen was first, Jim Kerr placed third, Allan Brown gained sixth place, and Tammy Firth was seventh. Trung Diep won first place in the senior boys’, followed by a fourth by Glen Peterson, and a fifth place finish by David Legg, and sixth by Tim Dimeria. In the senior girls’ category, Kristen Beaton placed seventh, and Keri McTighe placed eighth. Congratulations coaches and runners!- MTSCeXIAMOUS60Cjct up cvkC Boogie What's the next best thing to school? Why, the school dances, of course! There are usually 5 dances in the school year: Hallowe'en, Christmas, Valentine's Day, Easter, and the formal grade nine grad dance. The dances run from 7:00 to 10:00 p.m. Quiet Riot, Motley Crue, and Duran Duran are some of the groups that students "rocked" to this year. One of the main attractions at the dances are the decorations. Students' Council puts hours of time into creating the elaborate decorations. At Christmas, Santa's sleigh, pulled by reindeer, slid across the wall. The walls were overflowing with 100 hearts for the Valentine's Day dance. Thanks to all of the teachers who volunteered their time to supervise the dances. "Hey, what are you waiting for? Let's get up and boogie!" Julie Brisco 61 Qeaver Jjasfi This year's Nickle Carnival was a great success. "Approximately $700. was raised, and everyone had fun," comments Mr. Zaugg. Each advisor group decided on the type of booth it wanted to run, and then set up for carnival night. There were challenging and exciting booths: Coconut Throw, Marriage and Divorce Chapel, Basketball Toss, Slave Auction, Pillow Fighting, and a Trivia Booth. The money raised is used to support Wilson's clubs, field trips and co-curricular activities. Jackie Chernoff was thrilled to be a slave for Brien Watts and looks forward to never being so humiliated again in her life. Mr. McHardy's only comment was "It was so noisy!" The Nickle Carnival helped to get the 1983-84 school year off to a positive and prosperous start. Joey Hayes 62 28 JndivlduaC Cubes A cool -30° froze the 25 fearless students and 3 supervisors, Mr. Clack, Mr. Legg, and Mr. Boer, who went on Hunter Training's cross-country ski trip. The skiing took place in Waterton on Dec. 22. A few minor injuries occurred. Joey Hayes had his tongue frozen to his braces, Gerald Chernoff froze his foot to his sock,which was frozen to his boot. A nose dive was done by Mr. Legg as he was trying to navigate a dip in the trail. Only Mr. Clack went through the dip on his feet, and comments, "Everyone was a dip except for me!" Jeff Deuschle was a "real cool dude" with his snowy white moustache and eyebrows. The overnight Outdoor Ed. trip found students and chaperones building shelters, cooking over open fires, and target shooting. The cooking must have been excellent; Marna Oseen couldn't do up his jeans. He claims he was trying to keep warm with all his extra clothes on, but we know better, the food was great! Laura Schmierer Sabrina Hacker■ .In the fall, special awards are given to the previous year's students who achieved academic excellence. Congratulations to these high achievers GRADE 7 Lori Adachi Rhonda Bender Jeanette Christensen Margo Christensen Jody Gilbert Jody Gray Tamara Jackson Gideon Kong Tammy Kovacs Shelley Kruchkywich Candace Lewko Danna Matis Troy McLeod Kim Nihil! Tammy Plett Mark Richards Staccey Roelofs Ryan Russell Laura Schmierer Tara Lee Smetany Heike Sommer Irene Terashima George Urasaki David Westra Denise Will ms Jody Wilson GRADE 9 Brad Anderson Jennifer Blair Carol Busse Michelle Croissant Jackie Francis Tara Furukawa Debbie Gorzitza Kelly Heikkinen Kevin Holland Carrie Kanashiro Leahann Kitagawa Lorelei Komanac Darren Melrose Teresa Mereska Troy Michel son Rhonda Miller Julie Polczer Rochelle Robinson Lori Ruff Karen Schmierer Shelly Snowden Tammy Stabb Brenda Teichroeb Chris Varga Aug Yip ART Shanna Ward 7 Michael Norris 8 Au g Y i p 9 BAND Tasha Guinn 7 Tania Warren 7 Susanne Dietzen 8 Tammy Stabb 9 Pat Kerber 9 CHOIR Jody Gray 7 Penny Timm 8 Rhonda Miller 9 DRAMA Tammy Plett 7 Craig Strukoff 8 Joyce Griffiths 9 FRENCH Heike Sommer 7 Dianne Hopp 8 Debbie Gorzitza 9 HOME ECONOMICS Heike Sommer 7 Dianne Hopp 8 Rochelle Robinson 9 Shelley Snowden 9 GRADE 8 Kerry Collins Chad Croissant Myrna Del a Cruz Susanne Dietzen Dianne Hopp Maureen McAvoy Stacey Murkin Perry Neufeld Glen Peterson Jodi Ross Craig Strukoff Gerri Vas Christy Walker Bonnie Williams HIGHEST AVERAGES Tammy Kovacs 7 Bonnie Williams 8 Karen Schmierer 9 MOST IMPROVED STUDENTS Trevor Wasilenko 7 Jeff Devitt 8 LANGUAGE ARTS Jody Gilbert 7 Dianne Hopp 8 Aug Yip 9 MATH Staccey Roelofs 7 Jim Simpson 8 Shelley Snowden 9 SOCIAL STUDIES George Urasaki 7 David Grover 8 Karen Schmierer 9 SCIENCE Staccey Roelofs 7 Craig Strukoff 8 Au g Y i p 9 INDUSTRIAL ARTS Jason Zubak 7 Chad Croissant 8 David Nowak 9 STRINGS Jodi Ross TYPING Kim Boehr 64 The UJ\!' The students at Wilson Jr. High School had some of their works on display at Lethbridge Centre. The manager of Lethbridge Centre gave out plaques to some of the students in the school. Drawings & Paintings: Grade 7 - 1st - Dianne May 2nd - Martie Dick Grade 8 - 1st - Cecelia Miller 2nd - Kirby Wilson Grade 9 - 1st - Steven Fix 2nd - Shari Russell Sewing: Grade 7 - 1st - Margaret Woodruff 2nd - Colleen Heyman Grade 8 - 1st - Lisa Scott Handicrafts: Grade 7 - 1st - Carmen Hamilton 2nd - Terri McKay Grade 9 - 1st - Steven Fix Woodwork: Grade 7 - 1st - Michael Crofts 2nd - Michael Heger Grade 8 - 2nd - Jason Zuback Grade 9 - 1st - Chad Croissant Metalwork: Grade 8 - 1st - Jason Zuback— ■■■Illlllll -Merru Christmas "We wish you a Merry Christmas, and a Happy New Year," rang in Wilson's gymnasium on December 21. Parents and students were entertained by Wilson's music students in the Christmas tradition. All of the bands and the choirs performed in the concert. A true highlight of the evening was provided by the Wilson Staff Choir. Wearing decorated paper bags, the staff entered the hushed auditorium that soon errupted into gales of laughter. Soloist, Mr. Zook, gave an Elvis style rendition of "Jingle Bells." A special thanks to Mr. Knights for organizing the concert and to Mrs. Knights for accompanying the choral groups.Cfoocf uun Food hampers for Christmas were made by Wilson students for the first time this year. This sensational idea was Mrs. Baumback's. Elaborate hampers were made by student advisor groups, and prizes were awarded in different categories. Mr. McHardy's room took "The Best Decorated", and Mr. Clack's group's hamper was judged "The Most Christmassy". Mrs. Switzer's and Mr. Redpath's groups also won boxes of chocolates for their creations. The Salvation Army collected the hampers and distributed them to needy families in Lethbridge. Mrs. Baumback says, "Wilson has outdone itself. The students learned that Christmas isn't just receiving, you have to give, too." Shanna WardWiCson ‘Bakes “Straight jrom the Sneart j On February 14, there was a band bake sale and cake auction. Over $1000.00 was raised for the band retreats in March and for the choir trip in May. Shanna Ward comments, "The auction and sale was much more exciting than last year's, and the cakes were auctioned off at much higher pri ces." There were many activities going on. People won cakes on the Cake Walk and Mark Campbell from CHEC radio station judged the baking. It was no wonder that Wally Hill and Doug Jameson from CJ0C had trouble directing the band when they had two new musicians, Mr. Ramsay and Mr. Gowans playing in the ranks. Wally and Doug ended up with pie on their faces for their efforts. Mrs. Azacrate was the lucky winner of a raffle; throwing a pie in Mr. Stefan1' face was her prize. Mr. Knights says, "It was a good evening for the parents and the students. It gave the parents a chance to hear all of Wilson's music groups." A special thanks goes to Mrs. Brenda Guinn for organizing the evening. Tamara Jackson Shelley KruchkywichMusic Maker* Once again Wilson can be proud of its extensive music programs. Over 200 students are involved in bands, small ensembles, choirs and strings groups. In order to prepare for the Kiwanis Music Festival in spring, the grade 7 and 8 bands each spent 2 days at retreats at Southern Alberta Bible Camp. One of the highlights of the grade 7 retreat was going on a hayride during a blizzard. Rumor has it that shoes went missing on the grade 7 retreat. Could this be true? The Concert Choir went on a trip to Calgary. It performed at several schools and at the Calgary Kiwanis Festival. Many students did well in the local Kiwanis Music Festival. Congratulations! Solos and Ensembles Penny Timm Vocal 1st Jim Lucas Vocal 1st Vocal quartet (Carrie Johnson, Penny Timm, Shannon Flanaghan & Sandra Pallett) 1st Michael Crofts 1st French Horn Danny Large 1st Tuba Tania Warren 1st Tuba Dianne May 1st Trombone Karen Gorzitza 1st Snare Drum Colin Jorgenson 2nd Snare - David Wyld 2nd Snare — Chad Croissant 1st Snare Glen Peterson 2nd Snare Bonnie Boehr 2nd Clarinet Tasha Guinn 1st Clarinet Tamara Sloan 1st Trumpet Steven Gauvin 2nd Trumpet Cam Friessen 1st Trumpet Colleen Heynen 1st Oboe Keri May 1st Alto Clarinet Heike Sommer 1st Bass Clarinet Shannon Stotyn 2nd Bass Clarinet Laurie Maynes 1st Tenor Sax Bobby Toth 2nd Tenor Sax Pam Robinson 1st Alto Sax Jenny Neufeld 2nd Alto Sax Travis Ripley 2nd Alto Sax Wilson Clarinet Quartet 2nd Large Ensembles Grade 9 Choir 2nd Concert Choir 1st Jazz Ensemble 2nd Place Certificate 69 Wiison Wears Mats! f Earrings / The hat, tie, and earring days at Wilson give students a chance to wear their weirdest and wildest accessories. These days are fun because we wear things that are so out-of-style, or things that look terrible with what we are wearing. It's fun to look at other people's ideas, especially the teacher's! Mrs. Wallis quips, "Crazy clothes Fridays 'hat' to 'tie' us together so we won't be 'erring' in our ways." "I like to tie one on with a good topper!" comments Mr. Robinson. Mrs. Zimmerman would like to see a program of Kangaroo Court to follow these days for all those who didn't participate. Myrna Del a Cruz enjoyed getting her dad's tie out that had previously been smothered in moth balls. Sandra Voort Greg Brown Tamara Snider 70The jTisto nans Back: Steven Norris, Sandra Voort Have you ever thought about how a .yearbook is made? Faceprints was made by a club this year instead of by a grade nine option class. We started out with about 25 club members, but our numbers dwindled to about 10 in April. Two groups of people worked to put Faceprints together. Over $1,600.00 was raised from local businesses by the advertising campaign, headed by Mr. Ramsay. This money enabled us to sell the Yearbook for $10.00 rather than $15.00 to the students. Mrs. Young spearheaded the group that designed, wrote, and pasted-up the actual yearbook. Thousands of students' and teachers' hours went into the production of Faceprints. New sections were added this year; full colour pages were produced for the first time. A yearbook is a unique and special memory collection. Without Mrs. Young, Mr. Ramsay, Mrs. Bailey, and their gangs of student laborers, you would not be reading the book you are now holding! Middle: Stacey Murkin, Laura Schmierer, Jeanette Christensen, Lisa Chang Maureen McAvoy Front: Pam Robinson, Shanna Ward, Margo Christensen, Maureen McAvoy, Gunter, Marina Ficiur, Mrs. Young Jill Thomas, Robin Dow, Diane, Back: Mr. Ramsay, Robin Dow, Gordon Zacher, Shanna Ward, Lisa Schile, Margo Christensen, Jill Thomas, Marina Ficiur, Renee McTighe, Becky Shea, Scott Glum, Heike Sommer, Dana Mati sI World News U.S.S.R. shot down the civilian Korean jetliner, flight 007. Lech Walesa, leader of the Polish Union Solidarity won the Nobel Peace Prize. There was a major B.C. government employees strike with sit-ins at the parliament buildings. Acid rain is seen as one of the major world problems. A court ruling occurred stating that metrication is no longer essential in Canada. Prime Minister Trudeau went on a peace tour to the major world nuclear powers: China, Yugoslavia, U.S.A., Great Britain, Japan, East and West Germany, France, Holland, Rumania, Czechoslovakia, and U.S.S.R. Soon after his peace tour, Trudeau announced his pending retirement on Feb. 29. The winter Olympic Games were in Sarajevo, Yugoslavia. Canadian speed skater, Gaeten Bouchard, won 2 gold medals and a bronze one. Resultant of debate over the Crow Rate, farmers will not be allowed to ship grain at lower freight rates. Two controversial films about nuclear war, "The Day After" and "If You Love this Planet", were aired on local T.V. Many peace marches were held world wide in protest of nuclear power. In the Lethbridge civic election, citizens voted that Canada should support world wide unilateral nuclear disarmament. After much descention, the cruise missile was tested over Cold Lake, Alta., in Feb. Jeanne Sauve became the new Governor General of Canada. Konstantin Chernenko became U.S.S.R.'s new leader at the death of Uri Andropov. Lady Di became pregnant for the second time. =VimeJj>q An earthquake shook Lethbridge on Nov. The Americans invaded Grenada to prevent possible future Communist revolutions 13.9 million dollars was won by Stewart and Lillian Kelly on Lotto 6-49. Pay T.V. became available in Canada. A man "walked" untethered in space for the first time ever. Sally Rider was the first woman astronaut in space. Toronto Argonauts won the Grey Cup. Wilson staff and students read our janitor, Edward Buca's book, Vorkuta. 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