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Author: W. R. Myers High School
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Publication date: 01/01/2023
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The annual publication of the students of W. R. Myers High School Taber, Alberta. (Volume 2008-2009)pdf‘iw w JS *Duncan CampbellTina CarnegieCrystal CarverCraig DejongBob GammonMark HardingAmanda HarrisPaige HierathArica JensenKate JensenJohanna KutansiMarilyn KambeitzNoel KehlerMarcy LaporteRene LavoiDouglas LeavittCoralee LethMegan LeusinkTim LuchanskiDarren MajeranSadie AndersonLisa AstalosDanny BennettSam BennettKristin Bodnar62QW-2QOVAndrea MakarchukBrandy Me LellanStacy McClellandStephanie MillsTerry MolineHyrum MoriyamaWayne PallettLori Pickerel IJen PierceKrista RichertMaxine SchnoorKatie SzokeDalziel WhippleDebbie WilliamsLaurie Chomany7Mackenzie AllredBrandon ArmstrongKayla AvisonBradie BacedaCourtney BaduraRhys BennettDanielle BerubeCurtis BodnarAisha BoehmerKC. 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Anprapc.Nick SpeedyAmb To go to school ond get myphotography degree.PF: Working ot a photography studiohere in Taber.FS. Tm all right Nothing broke1'MEM: When i went to cadet campand I fell down in the mess halland my food went everywhere.MMM Giving a special speechto 1500 girls and having themsay that I am their role model.GF Having my children end upwith my disability.Nick: Ramathorn, Fez.Amb: To be a cop, or Spiderman withdo.PF: Work at Home Hardware for therest of my life..FS: ' Oh dang it!"MEM: Getting stuck sideways in thesnow in the middle of theroad by the hospital.MMM: Hanging out in theoffice with Kristin, Marilynand Tina.GF: End up driving a minivan.Nick - Nickname.Amb - AmbitionPF - Probable. Fate.F5 - F^rtte. MayingJamie. AnpruaNick Andrus.Amb. Something in rhe trades.PF: Oil field.FS God made dirt so dirt don't hurt.'MEM: Answering this Grade 12 survey.MMM Climbing Death.GF. Dying while driving my quad.Timothy AsitNick Tim.Amb: Mechanic.PF Becoming a Trailer Park BoyFS 'Primo.'MEM Getting high-centered the firstweek i had my truck.MMM Getting the forklift stuck at workand pulling it out with my truck.GF: Becoming a Lifer atHostess.JOHNNY E>APURANick B-Bad.Amb Play hockey.PF Be awesomeFS 'Take it easy."MMM: Jessica crashing into the lakeGF Life after High School.^TGfAN B>AK^\\/AY-ApAMANick: Boo Boo.Amb: Be just like Mr. Leavitt.PF: Having a zillian cats. (Just like Mr.Leavitt)MEM: When I forgot to wear deodorantand brush my teeth!.MMM ' ootbcl ond Basketball.GF Failing and beingbrokeI^riatrn &LLLAmb o travel the worldPF Making Pogo Sticks.FS: Everything happens for a reason 'MMM Running into a chain fencechasing MyloGF ClownsiClRT &LNNETTNick Kurt B.Amb: Something sports-related.PF: Being remembered.FS: "I'm Kurt Bennett everybody!"MEM: B.O. problem in grade 6.MMM: Road trips for sports.GF: Walking down a dark hallwayafter conquering theM M ■ M^T Lm&ABAAAINC M^MthlTK^M - M^T MWRAftLt M^MtNT Class ^f 200gJaNLS5A E>RL\VlNNick: Jessie.Amb: I want to work with animals.PF: That I won't go too far.GF: Losing all that I have had.popcorn with a blow dryfGF: DeathGF: To drop a light bulb.and blew the breaker.GF GrowningPm OwncyNick Mr ThighsAmb Tattoo artist |PF Airplane crash |MEM Falling up the crowded stairs IMMM Piggy-back pile-up in the alley |Cara Camp&oj.Nick Cara MiaAmb Cartoonist or a comic artistPF 11 have a world famous novel infive years.FS. Every flower blooms in it's ownsweet time.'MEM Fainting in Luchs Bio classNick: Emo, Emes.Amb: Finish school, get married and have kids.PF Get married and end up back in Barnwell.FS Grow upMMM Mackenzie Lawson trying to popNick. My dad calls me JubesAmb: Serve a mission when I'm like agrandma. Oh yeah.FS: "That was the funnest thing of my life."MEM: The fact that I couldn't skate aninch if my life depended on it.MMM Hah! Last day of grade II.GF- Doing Taxes ® 11JORDAN &RLW/INNick J-Wolf.Amb Game designerPF: FarmerMMM Wrecking my truck|4rViN CarrellNick Light Bulb Boy.Amb Changing burnt-out light bulbs andcleaning lightsPF To be an electrician.FS: Popcorn first, and then lights.MEM: Swim suit fell off in the pool.MMM When I got to change twoE-Mily E>ulu?cK&RLNTCgLXZ>Nick: Coles, Colesey.Amb: Stock broker.PF: Stoy at home mom.FS: "Dude Bro, Yo!"MEM: Everytime my parents or thecops catch me doing something stupid.MMM: Throwing a burning mattressoff of the Old Man Bridge.GF: Quicksand.Line-sy Carman E>LAkX 6gU5lN5Nick: Corman.Amb; To make it big as a singer oractressPF: Work.ng in a cop K-9 Unit or theSPCA.FS That's BUNKI"MEM Getting attached at kissed bythe girl in the Library.MMM: Being a Cha-Chain the school's production ofGrease.GF: Waking up and nothaving my mom with meanymore.Kyan CgL&YNick Scoobles.PF Lifer at the HeritageFS. 'Well yeah, were in the Rockies.'MMM English classNick BethyAmb Happiness, success.PF I don't know yet but I'm excited!FS And then I found 20 bucks ..'Clone it!'MEM Grade 10 gym class withChizek.MAAM Grade 11 spareand SeminaryGF. Accidentally touchinggross stuff. Ew.Nick MustashioAmb Travel the worldPF III have an extensive collection ofname tags ana hair netsFS 'What?"MEM In grade 2 when I got nit inthe face with a tire swingMMM: When I got aCool Cat Award.GF: Failing everything.Nick - Nickname.Amb> - AM&rnoNPf - Prz7&a&lc. Fate.JgUN Craw/f^rpNick Crowdaddy.Amb A career not at SafewayPF Working at Safeway withLogan W.MMM Grade 12 football.GF forking at Safeway.&KYPN Cl2Z?\V^NNick CrowsonAmb To operate heavy machinery.PF Be1 ng a mechanicFS Shut your mouth!"MMM Riding my quadGF: Not getting my diploma.|LM ■ Mw Lm&abaaaiNc Moment^M - M^t M^v^12^1-^ Moment CLA56 0F 200q^ - CjkcATEiT F&AI2.Apam CuNNlNgUAMNick Sparky.Amb To be a mechanicPF Work in a factory.FS Ganking groceriesMEM Going to school.AAMM Grade 12GF What I m going to do after school..Sarah Palt^NNick LegsAmb: Go to university and get mynursing degreePF Become a nurse and have somekidsFS. Sweet deal.MEM Running out of gas on 50thstreet.AAMM: Every day of mylife.GF: Crazy Frog, spiders.5uqlle>ll CyrNick Frenchie/Boo.Amb Get out of aber1PF Live in New Brunswick.FS No, no' C'est vraiMEM Getting stuck in thebathroom stall at the Cineplex"Help! I can't getAAMM: Crazy trips toLethbridge with Kristie.''You're so tough!"GF: Staying in Taber.Raym^np PamNick B.F.G.Amb To be a windmill tech.PF ver failureMMM Finding a oead deer with yand Bret: under the canal bridge frozen.GF Ouija Board.^ ^j^kGviN PillhanNick Dillman.Amb Cure cancer.PF Cause a pandemic.FS blocked1AAMM Watching the styrofoamvideo in Chem like 30 times.GF Failing to succeea.Amb: Do something amazing... I justdon't know what yet.FS: "Just kidding!"AAMM: When Myla had a sleepoverat my house and my room flooded(twice!).C^RglA PrPATNick: G.Amb: Interior design.PF: Success, hopfully.FS: "Say what?!" "Oh Ha!!"MEM Me and Alyssa in Bio!MMM The guy who hissed atMy la, Alyssa and IGF: Living in Taber mywhole life.Curia Lvan^nNick: Evans.Amb: Pilot.PF: Become a physio therapist.FS: "Oh yah!"MEM: After working all winter repairinga motorcycle. I took it for a test driveand wiped out.MMM: Quading/Dirtbiking inthe mountains while camping alot.GF: Losing friends.NOPHOTOAVAILABLE35Nick - Nickname. et^^tAnprh\V Fi^^rNick FisherPF. Living with my mom and dad.MMM Getting arrested forshooting pigeons in Vauxhall withDustyB>RrrTN£.Y FlZANCPMNick: Britty-Bugs, Burt.Amb: Make hundreds of wedding cakes.PF: Becoming the typical soccer mom.FS: "Cute!"MMM: Brandyn blowing his nose in Englishclass.GF: Being poorAmb - AmwnPF - Probable. Fate.f6 - Favorite. -SayiNc■5tRPUANIR C^UARPNick Steph G.Amb: Become successful in life.PF. Working at a fast-food restaurant forthe rest of my lifeFS: "Hey!’MMM Buying my grad dressGF: Burning to death1Jaymc. ^RC£NNick Green.Amb: To be a famous photographerPF Fall in love and have children.FS God you Valters.'MEM: I was comforting Nick one daywhen he was upset, when I sneezed andfell off of the couch straight on to myBut at least I made Nick feelbetter.MMM: When my friend Ivanslipped on the carpet andblamed it on his socks.GF: What I can't see.Taylpb. CpuWNick HoovenAmb Beat George St. Pierre forWelter Weight Title.PF Onion farmer.FS Shut up Delaney.MEM Forgetting the names of someof the Student Council members atthe 1st assembly.MMM Math class w 'hKasey and Deloney, and allmy spares.GF: Scary moviesLarissa C^FTNick Rissa.Amb: Graduate and move on tosecondary school.FS You crack me up.GF: Dropping my cell phone in thetoilet.IJujMa IIaypuNOPHOTOAVAILABLENick: Helena Homicide.Amb: To run a nightclub namedFSCENE8.PF: To own FSCENE8.FS: "When time and life shook hands andsaid goodbye." - Modest Mouse.MMM: The first FSCENE8 party.Nick: T.T.Amb: Film maker/Comic Book writer.PF: Rich and famous or working minimalwage.FS: "No! NOO! NOOO!"MEM: I was 5 and peed in the garbageat home.MMM: Winning a competiotionwith friends.GF: Nothing.36t ^ - M^t Lm&ara55in<; Moment Class 0f 2009 ^M - M^T MeM^RA&LC. MOMENTAmb Grow 5 inches..Stephanie, lbANPREaIIeAL kGe.LT bl £TI<Nick: Ange, Robert, Vivian, Rockstar.Amb: To travel the world and becomea counsellor.MEM: Falling into a puddle becausemy dog jumped at a car.MMM: Franch class and Europe trip.GF: To be stuck in Taber.PF: Grow old and become a stampcollector.FS: Just kidding!"MEM: "ailing on my face at work.MMM Spain & France.GF 12 little crabs.Nick: HeckAmb: To go to university, have agreat job, a family, and to be happy.PF: Live in my mom s basem*nt untilI'm 40.FS 'Say what?!"MEM: My pants ripping at work.MMM: Three Days Graceconcert.GF: Burning alive..Stephanie. LImNick: Steph-A-Roo, Stephy.Amb: Travel the world, and own JimmyChoo shoes.PF: Staying in Taber for the rest of mylife.FS: "Don't worry about it."MEM: Too many to count!MMM Band trip toSeattleSpencle. ibisT-Shane. llmAmb Doctor.FS Shut up ’insert name here’1MEM Wiping out on the ice and losingmy lunch.MMM: Playing football in McMahonStadium.GF: Having to redo Physics 30!Nick Hoyt.Amb P'aying basketballPF: Wal-Mart Associate.MMM Winning the Rebel Classicand then holding the trophy up in themiddle of the gym with ChrisEvanson's |ersey on itGF; Spiders.|4a6ET fJ^KlNdNick: Kasey May Hotdog.FS Shut up1'MEM Everytime I laugh I snortMMM: Math with Deloney, My laand Hooven.GF: Not doing anything with myLggAN IIub>ej<Nick Loog. Loggic LolaAmb: Go to school in the StatesPF Working with animals or teethFS Got beef? Were vegetarians. Kailaloves GINGABEEFIH"MEM Grade 9 camping trip popping asquat while Mr Hill comes over the hillwith a camera. Bad look outskills, Nolan.MMM High school rodeos,provincial parties, house parties,hanging out with my best friends.GF Not Fulfilling my dreams.caa## NicKPFHarley jdupagNNick: Ginger.Amb: Be rich like everybody else'sambition, and to own my own heavyequipment company.PF: Wealthy heavy equipment operator.FS: "A dingo ate my baby!"MEM: When I fell up the stairs whilethere was a hot girl walkingdown them.MMM: When I'm bikingand many more.GF: I don't fear anything.I^YLA iJuTOil^NNick: Chris' Macadamia Nut Cookie.Amb: Become Caleb someday.MEM: People knowing that I likeTessa.MMM: Morgan's house.GF: Tori marrying my dad.Tyler IkcbucUi J^aUua IwanNick Buch.Amb o graauate from Coilege.PF: Living in Taber forever.FS. 'Nap time.’ "I need help.MEM dipping brand new shorts inSocial.MMM: Matt and Evan getting caughtby the cops for playing NickyNicky Nine Doors whileeveryone else got away.GF Not graduating.AsULEY-L-IuNTLEYNo info available.JtAAICA jJuYSNick JessAmb: To go to school and get agood job.PF: Living a good life.FS: "Hey bud!"MEM: Spilling gravy down my pantsin the cafeteria.GF: Spiders and snakes.Nick: Ranchero.Amb: Rope in the NFR.PF: Become a crop inspector and getstuck in Taber.FS: "Don't worry about it."MMM: When J-Wolf got stuck atthe Graveyard and blew up hisGF: Not finding a job aftercollege.I^RIATIE. -Jd2J.IN.5l2NNick: Kay Kay.Amb: To become and interiordesigner.PF: Be stuck in a jail cell with Ariel onthe outside laughing at me.FS: "You're so tough."MEM: Backing up the car in theschool parking lot andnoticing it wasn't evenstarted.MMM: Summer when Ibroke my collar bonecarrying my cousin.GF: To be in a car crash.- Nickname.Amb - Am&iwn- Probable. Fate.f5 - Favorite bAYiNc- M^t LM&ABAiAiNc Moment ^M- M^t M^RA&Li Moment CLA55 ^f 200g&KANPYN JU6TNick: BJ.Amb: Make Money.PF: Working for DBills.FS: Ballin'.1'MEM: Being stripped naked in aswimming pool.MMM: Jumping the Nissan.GF: Death.Nick: SushiAmb: Travel the world.PF: Get a diploma in fashion design andmarketing.MEM: Hitting a pole in the mall parkinglot.MMM: Getting cornered in a back alleyin my Jimmy with Kristi andCarol.GF: Not making it in theworld.Nick: Karl.Amb: Graduate.PF: Be an art teacher like Moriyama.FS: Anything I can yell.MEM: Getting caught trying onwomen's clothes with Beans.MMM: Whenever I'm seen with mysister.GF: Hampsters.6AM IBARRASNick: Sam.Amb: To pwn the world.PF: Get married and have kids.MEM: When I said Hiati instead ofHaiti.MMM: Alaskan Cruise.GF: Staying in Taber.Nick: Kinniburgh.Amb: Pilot/Aircraft mechanic.PF: Spray Pilot.FS: "You're right."MEM: My Daisy Dukes.AMAM: Building forts in my basem*nt ingrade 12.GF: Sugar Crisp bear/The WoolBlanket.Milan kjNNi&uggijKjcK l6iie>&No info available.NOPHOTOAVAILABLE77Nick - Nickname.Amb - AmbitionPF-RyanI6irtzNick Kurtz, Number 2.Amb: Go skydiving before I die.PF: Stoy in Southern Alberta forever.MEM: Falling down the stairs in frontof my Social 10 class.AAAAM: Social 30 class with Bobby G!GF: Housefires.I^£L5CyLj6T£R.Nick: Keis.Amb: Flight Attendant.PF: Stay at home mom.FS: "I'm sure."MMM: A few things.GF: Cars near water.Probable, ^atrl^d - Fav^ritl -PayingI^Bcra LukacsNick: Becca.Amb: To be a recreational therapist.FS: "Sweet deal."AAAAM: Beans drawing Jesus in art.GF: Not graduating.Amb: Join the NHL on TSIPF: Living off myFS: "YeahMEM: Getting taken hecop car for playing NidAAMM: Hockey cGF: Wool blanket.dem MaruyamaNick: Steve, Scotty Doesn't Know.Amb: Gain 70 pounds, marry KaylaHutchison and have 13 kids.PF: Marry the love of my life, ToriOdland, and be a bar star.FS: "Smurf that!"MEM: Tori painting my finger nails andpuking in Stefan's truck.AAMM: Meeting Tori andKayla.GF: Morgan Staples.GF: Getting acid thrownat me.Nick: T„ The Wizard.Amb: Win a silver medal ingymnastics at the Olympics.PF: Being the guy that doesn't haveacid thrown at me.FS: "Communism builds character."MMM: Making movies.KGiatiFS: "Yo(MEM: Anytime when Sadriving and I was nAAMM: Getting cornered iJimmy witGF:Tara N^RRbNick: Norris/Chuck.Amb: To have a successful job andmake a lot of money!PF: Work at Mcdonalds the rest ofmy life.FS 'OH SNAP!" "Oh no you didn’t!"MEM: When I drove away withmy car still plugged in, anddrove all the way to schoolwith the cord dragging behindme!.MMM: Winning the 3-Pointcompetition at W.R. MyersClassic.GF: Losing a loved one.C-M ■ M^t ELm&arasainc Moment MM • M^t Mww&Lt M^mlnt Class ^f 200gAF - A^atcat Fear&RANPgN ^'E>RILNAmb: Become a professionalhorseman.PF: End up poor, married, and happyMEM When my fly was undoneduring 'Grease'.MMM Grease and "All ShookUp.GF: To lose those I holddear.I6yh ^batuNick: Kyle XY.Amb: Paleontologist.PF: Be in debt from the universityfees for the rest of my lifeFS "Ha! I win AGAIN"MEM Accidentalyy pulling mypants down in grade 5AAMM Being in GreaseGF Death.|4ri5trn ^'Naij_Nick ReeseAmb: Be a Disneyland princess andtravel the world.PF: Become a teacher.FS: "My bad." "That's sketch."MEM: Slipping in a big puddleoutside of the school.AAMM: Brandon andKyle explaining Star Warsto me.GF: Working at BPs forthe rest of my life.TYRELL 0PLANPNick TyRome Biggums. OdyAmb: Prestige worldwidePF: Living in my moms basem*nt.FS. What is?' 'You re right.' 'I liketo party1'MEM Waterslide in Saskatoon.MMM Winning state, going toRegionals. - IGF Pleather.Victoria <2planpI^M ^ffrcpiNick Ton O, Toad.Amb Gold diggin troohy wife.PF To marry John Hutchison.FS. 'You think Im joking... but I'm not.'AAMM Hanging out with Kayla,Logan, Morgan L. and Kasey.GF Not being best friends with BrookeWentz for the rest of my life.Nick Kimbo.Amb To be somebody.PF How would I know?FS. Save your breath for coolingyour pies'MMM Watching Tim eat his mathhomework.GF । o be just averageZachary ^plaNpNick Fat Boy Z. Bubba.Amb To be a welderPF Stay in Myers foreverFS Git-R-DoneMEM ~ell up the stairs at schoolAAAAM When I got Sushis jimmyburied at the graveyard,cruising

W. R. Myers High School 1972

Author: W. R. Myers High School
Publication venue: W. R. Myers High School
Publication date: 01/01/2023
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The annual publication of the students of W. R. Myers High School Taber, Alberta. (Volume 1971-1972)pdfW.R. MYERS HIGH SCHOOL5511-54 StreetTaber, Alberta TIG 1L5Phone: 223-2292umliaeKHfiHtftMHiWJSHnnstsatiHHimiMUMHSAiwoGHBOHMRnnHioiKianQnEinMnciuuEniMiTABER, ALBERTA 760 1 SHEILA REDEL1971Ryan GrigorOf Friends andWhen I dreamOf friends and time,My mind floatsForth through meadowsFilled with love,And the lives of manAre lives of joy,And harmony abounds.1972When I thinkOf friends and time,Things worry meThat maybe, aren't reallythere,And lust for thingsI do not need,To make my life worthliving.As I live withFriends and time,I see nature chokedBy people out for gainAt any costThe poor get poorer,The rich get richer,There is no end.So now I poseThis question,Which is best?To dream,To think,To live,With friends and time.It's not for meAlone to say.DEDICATIONMR. FRANK SEMAKASome might scoff at the fuss made for Mr. Semaka, after all he is just a vice-principal. Not True! So much isowed by so many to this man. His life work as an educator exceeded the normal bounds of a teacher. He has advisedus when we've been confused, encouraged us when we were in doubt, taught us when we did not know and punished uswhen we should have known better. His accomplishments and recognitions have been many and although his years asan educator runs into higher math his presence will be sorely missed. It is for these reasons and for numerous others thatthe students of Myers dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Frank Semaka, a scholar among scholars.Dennis Kunimoto - Class PresidentThere are mixed feelings I'm sure, at the close of this school year as we contemplate the retirement of our Mr.Semaka. The name of Frank Semaka has become synonymous with education in the high school in Taber. Wheneveryou think of the high school here, you naturally think of Mr. Semaka. At this time of year, I pay tribute to Mr. Semakawho has given the best years of his life to the youth of our community. He has given of himself freely wherever there wasa need. He has over the years been an example to all of us exemplifying the qualities for which he stood; such things ashonesty, integrity, devotion to duty and responsibility. Students could "count on him", teachers and administrators couldrely on him, the school board and the public could always expect to receive a full measure of service from him. Anyonewho became acquainted with him were better off for just having known him.It has been a privilege to have been acquainted with Frank Semaka for some twenty and plus years and to have workedand associated very closely with him for the past ten. In my association with him, I have found him to be co-operative,loyal, good-hearted and a true friend.In the years to come, I wish you, Frank Semaka, the best; for you and yours. Even though you are leaving the professionand our place of employment I hope I have many more opportunities to associate with you.Rell G. FrancisVice-PrincipalI would like to commend the yearbook committee for their decision to dedicate thisedition of the "Myers Dawn" to Mr. Semaka. Such recognition is well deserved.Over the past eight years, I have worked very closely with Mr. Semaka and haveappreciated his many fine qualities. The two characteristics that to me are most outstandingare his dependability and his dedication to education. Students and teachersalike could always count on Mr. Semaka to have his work done on time and to have itwell done. His concern for individual students was manifested in the many hours ofearnest conversation and counselling with literally thousands of students during his morethan thirty years of service.Mr. Semaka's exemplar conduct is a model that many students would do well toemulate.James L. GeorgeSuperintendentPRINCIPAL’S MESSAGEI would like to express my appreciation to all the staff and students for their assistance in various ways during my firstyear at W. R. Myers. The co-operation and support experienced has been very commendable.Generally, I think the relationship between staff and students has been quite satisfactory, considering that occasionalconflicts of interest and irritations occur. Students' Councils (and their committees) have been most helpful in furtherdeveloping a favorable atmosphere for learning. Their interest and co-operation is continually required for the school tofunction effectively.The work of staff committees has resulted in some changes to the Jr. High modified program and Jr. and Sr. Highpromotions policies. We expect that these changes will have beneficial effects for the students concerned. A full-scalesemester system has been introduced in Sr. High, and continued on a limited basis in the Jr. High. We are expanding theWork Experience program and the Special Projects Credits. A W. R. Myers in Depth Study Guide has been published, andthe School handbook has been revised for the orientation and guidance of teachers and students.Special thanks to the Yearbook Committee and the publishers of the Jr. and Sr. Newspapers. It takes a great deal ofplanning, responsibility, and work to produce quality publications which will contribute positively to the stature of theschool, as well as provide an outlet for creative talents. These are tasks which are very time-consuming, and they maynot always appear to be appreciated; but they have a significant role in the total school program -- requiring support andactive participation.Our 1972 Graduation ceremony was a bright and colorful occasion. It included a farewell to our Mr. Semaka, teacherat W. R. Myers School for thirty years, (the last 12 years as Vice-principal), and a man who has left his mark in theminds and hearts of many students and teachers. We wish him every success in his retirement years.The Worth Commission Report suggests the possibility of many changes in Education. We will need to assess trends,recommendations, and innovations carefully in terms of educational objectives, in order to make appropriate decisions forthe ultimate benefit of our students. We must not forget that the school has a two-fold purpose: to serve the needs andinterests of the individual students, and to fulfill objectives of the larger society.Let us proceed into the 1972-'73 school year with courage and conviction. There are numerous jobs to be done well,whether it is in the teaching or the learning. May all of you set worthy goals, and make an earnest effort to achieve thosegoals.D. V. Kilback,PrincipalDonald KilbackPrincipalFrank SemakaVice-PrincipalSenior HighTHEADMINISTRATIONSponsor: VIC’S MEN’S and BOYS’ WEAR“For Distinctive Clothing”Rell FrancisVice-PrincipalJunior HighYEARBOOKSTAFFJerry GowKen ZelenkaJohn FujimagariDennis KunimotoCam HumphriesRosalind BellStan ChristensenLaurie Kinniburgh4;es^Higa- ■ 7 ’Kathy MorrisJolayne TothSherry MolineJim GillespieJadine FongDorothy GeorgeRichard KagaSheila RedelEDITORSHEILA REDELADVISORMR. C. WALLACEJUNIOR *^ HIGH "r< s. r „ -^ <'^CLASSESSusan AbellHolly AddyLarry BarcaRobert BeckmanSusan BirchTerry BirchA2 iti ^ rn Go m U ^ Sj QDarlene CollettDelbert CollettKaren DaviesLouise DaviesDonald BowmanKurt BrennerMarion CampbellKent CannadyKim CannadyMark ChmielewskiDavid CichyErnest ClarkeRandy DivinsJanine DogteromMalcolm DowShirley FehrKathy FergusonEddy FilgasGordon FletcherConnie FrancisKelley FrancisDavid FujimagariKathy GalvinScott GarnerRobert GenertEmma GoertzenMelanie GoughDavid HackingJeff HamiltonDalton HardingDebra HardingMerrell HarrisRandy HartBrenda HaynesRyan HaynesDonna HigaKeith HirscheRoy HirscheWanda HowWade HudsonLorraine IkebuchiDavid JenkinsCheryl JensenRodney JensenPatricia JespersonDoreen JulesAlbert KagaDarrel KagaElaine KagaSandra KanomataPat KeelerCasey KernerRanal KinniburghMurray KleimTim NorgardJulia KrenJadene KunimotoAndy LagranCindy LeavittJoanne LeighKelly LybbertRamona LovieMichelle MacDonaldScott MacKenzieKim McMurchyJoanne MegyesKathy MeierDawn MereskiRonnie MilkalsonLena MadsenBonnie MaroseBrenda MartinLinda MatherMitch McKibbenCraig NattrassLinda NobleBarbara MiyashiroLonnie MolineGuy MurphyMike NorgardRon OhashiSylivia ParkerBrian PaulsBill PetersGordon PetersJean PetersJohn PetersRonald PetersonCarey PollardWanda PopadynitzShannon RedelGary RennerLarry RennerTheresa RetiCameron RoeJill RoganDiane RolkeAllyson SaundersRandal SawadaLori SebokDale SeduraSteven SharannMurray SmithRodney SmithGlen SparksConnie SparrowRalph TschritterBryan ValgardsonJulie ValgardsonCorry WesterhoudJimmy YeePhillip ZelenkaKelvin AustinIrene BekkeringElizabeth BergenHeather BerwickShirley BieglerBarry BigelowGeorge BissettGarry BodnarRichard BornRussel BowmanLori BullockSandra CampbellBobby CannadyColleen CheyneBrent ClarkStephen ColleauxMarie ConradLinda CsekeLynda DerksenAlma DoellMelody DrescherSusan DunzLinda EkensteenDebbie EnglesonBobby EnsignGRADEEIGHTCam FabbriPeter FiedlerShelly FiedlerRhonda FlexhaugMargaret FongDoug FoulkesTerry FriesenJohn FujimagariMark GarnerWilliam GillespieJohn GoertzenDon Gro ftKyle HallLori HallLyle HallTage HansenRobin HanzelDorris HaynesBrenda HigaBarry HowBenjamin HowChris HudsonKeena HumphriesKim JaqueJayne JensenRon JensenDavid JespersonGraham JohnsonDoug JohnstoneRobert JohnstoneShelly JohnstoneIan KinniburghPatty KinniburghSandra KleimTerralin KlicsKevin LaytonPerry LaytonBrian LindsaySandra LongShane LybbertBruce MacMurchyHolly MeyerBill McQuarrieScott MillikenDome MillsCathy MiyashiroBruce NakamuraShirley NobleDiane OddieDarrell OshiroJUNIORHIGHCHEERLEADERSJeff PeeverHelena PetersBruce PiepgrassRobynne PlattCalvin PyrchRicky RedelRichard ReisDebra RennerBarry RetiJudy RodwellMarie RossDavid RussellJayne RussellBrian SangsterIan SangsterLinda SasakiBarry SawadaRobbie SchaafsmaJim SchmidtBrian ShockeyColleen SilviusDebbie SebokDale SetaguchiRandy ShawKen Smith.***David WallGary WeibeBrenda WestCon WesterhoudBarbara WildeRonald WilkCecelie WillsDonald WinklerJoanne ZelenkaKen ZuidhofDelbert ThorlaksonRobbie TolhuysenDouglas TomiyamaNeil ValgardsonRon Van HerewegheAlan VisserArlene VisserMarianna VisserLane WaddleTerry WaddleRoy SorgardEdward StolkLorretta StreimerChris TaniguchiPeter TheissenSCIENCEFAIRENTRANTSGRADENINEHeather AddyDorthy AndersonFred ArmstrongSalome ArnettBeverly AyersDeborah BaptisteDavid BaroldiCindy BeisiegalHarry BekkeringLloyd BennettRonalee BennettSherry BieglerBrenda BigelowMaureen BoyleBernice CampbellJune CannadyChris CarlsonLillian CarswellKen ChartrandDonna CheyneMarilyn ChristensenVaughn ClarkElaine ConradMyrna ConradTim CoombesTom CoombesShelly DivinsKelly DouganLynda EarlRobert EllingsonValerie EnnsCindy FallonHeather FergusonCynthia FilgasMurray FisherGreg FletcherAllan FriesenConnie FriesenHerman FriesenLaurel FujimargariRobert GardnerThomas GenertDorothy GeorgeHerman GoertzenJim GrahamHarvey HallGeorge HammerMichael HansenElizabeth HarderLinda HardingRichard HarrisJay HaslamDebbie HigaGary HigaWendy HollandTona HolmanRichard HolmesLeroy HoltheBonnie IrwinEvelyn IskovBrenda JensenKeith JensenLoretta JensenRandy JensenTim JespersenCarol JonasFaron JonesKenny JonesCheryl KagaCharlyne KarrasKelly KernerShelly KernerKate KinniburghTom KinniburghJohn KleinerRicky KurioDonna LaytonChristine LitchfieldConrad LoewenDebbie MacKenzieJill MacMurchySteven MadsenRobert McKayJerry MereskiCarolyn MikalsonSherry MolineKathy MorrisDebbie MaerzMarilyn MaroseColleen MayJohn MazereeuwMarilyn McCullochBrad MurphyGreg NakamuraAlan NobleRoger NobleLinda OddanPaul OeveringCarole OhashiEvelyn OrfinoCarlee OshiroBrad ParkerVictor ParksTom PatersonArnold PaulsBeverly PaulsNorman PetersJack PetersonShannon PickettBarry PollardRobert PriceJocelyn PyrchDebbie RaczJim RennerStuart RoeCynthia SaundersBonna SchmidtDenise ScramstadDennis SetaguchiRandy ShieldTrudy ShockeyVera SchworanJim SmithLorraine SmithRandy SparksMargaret TothGordon TurnbullDon ValgardsonJoanne ValgardsonLynn ValgardsonCarol Van HerewegheKenneth VisserDick WasacaseRandy WellwoodJody WenbourneFanny WesterhoudFreda WesterhoudMalcolm WeibeHeather WilkinsonLadene WilliamsIan WolseyHenry ZuidhoffPatti MulnarWendy VivyurkaDonna WalkerTheo WallDavid NelsonPhysical EducationPeter LenzSocial StudiesCharles WallaceSocial StudiesDonald FergusonSocial StudiesGeorgina SmithLibrarianRaymond SheenLanguageSally ChantEnglishRoy KrahnLibrarianRodney ZauggIndustrial ArtsLaurie ChomanySocial StudiesKen LawsonScienceDora BrownArtIntramural Volleyball WinnersDale LuskScienceWilliam MorrisonEnglishFrank SudolScienceRex AndersonSciencePaul StevensonScienceAnne BullisBiologyRuby FransdenEnglishArdwyn StonehockerIndustrial ArtsRobert HagelGuidance CouncilorDonald KilbackPrincipalThomas MillerBusiness EducationMilton IversonMusicDonald BaldwinMathematicsArthur AndersonBusiness EducationWilliam Duffee Frances Wilson Malcolm EdwardsEnglishSharon JonesMathematics Music English^Lyle KeisterMathematicsRell FrancisVice-PrincipalNadiene NeilsonSocial StudiesFrances DogteromEnglishJ. C. BaileyIndustrial ArtsEldon LitchfieldSocial StudiesFrank SemakaVice-PrincipalLoya StonehockerHome EconomicsLois DuffeePhysical EducationRex SchneiderIndustrial ArtsEvelyn OrfinoTeacher AideJoe ThompsonMathematicsIris BensonBusiness EducationPat GriffinHome EconomicsMirian ThompsonHome EconomicsDorothy HoltmanIMG CoordinatorSECRETARIESBrenda PicklesDonna EricksonJean StoneCUSTODIANSMr. Wiebe Mr. MolineMr. Jones Mr. Bullock Mr. DegrootGRADUATION1972Mistress of Ceremonies - Joan GillespieGRADUATIONNIGHTJoanne Colleaux - Class ValedictorianClass Prophecy - Rosalind Bell and Jay JohnsonIio AndersonLourne AndersonMarvin AndersonBill AndersonLarry AstalosRoy BeckmanAlice BekkeringRosalind BellGay BourassaEric BowmanTim BoyleMonica BrennerBill BrezovskiSandra BrownJoanne ColleauxBarry DaisleyBen DerksenBill DivinsLorraine DrakeTony EarlDiane HarrisHeather HarrisMichael HollandLinda HolmanVerna HowellsCam HumphriesRobert HurdmanKim HallCynthia HansenHelena HarderKatherine HarderMetta Jo HardingSherris IngramAudrey JaqueGraduands Roy Beckman and Audrey JaqueTrevor JenkinsJudy JensenSusan KrenMarilyn Winkler and her escort Rodney GoughMarty JohnsonCraig JohnsonDonna JonasFern KanoKathy JensenKen JensenKent JensenBruce JespersonJay JohnsonKen KerkhoffConnie KinniburghHeather Kinniburghurie Kinniburghggie KlicsBetty KrenDennis KunimotoDavid LitchfieldRhonda LittletentKent LowryCheryl LuehrMarion MartinDean MaruyamaMargaret MazereeuwKen McLaughlinKathy McQuarrieBob NobleMargaret OsborneHettie OudmanMae O'WatchMarilynne PaulsJoyce PetersPatti PuticiSheila RedelLeslie RetiSharon RodwellShirley RodwellBill RoganKeith SantoniMike SaundersBen SchmidtSheryl ScramstadKaren SetoguchiParry ShockeyCynthia Hansen and her escort Randy NeilsonDianne Harris and her escort Marvin AndersonAlan TanakaMartha UranoBeverly WestPeter WeibeMona WildeHALLOFFAMEMost CongenialMarilyn and MikeClass ClownsBronwyn and JayClass BrainsSheila and DennisClass CitizensMarilyn and Dennis•W ’T ’ G^KRtm *J0W^ ’’'’ ’W •;Best LookingLorna and KentBest DressedCoralee Fabbri and Kim HallBest AthletesFern and BruceBest all AroundMarilyn and JerryDoug PetersonLynnda PollardSusan StimsonWillie TschritterMarion BatemanRonald BissettWendy BodieKelly ClemisLeif EricksonRyan GrigorBob HansenRick JansenElsie KalmaKen MacKayJim MoyerRandy NeilsenSENIOR HIGHArdith CrawfordRichard CsekeSandra DogteromKim DouganKristine AckermanGreg AddyHarold AddyAdair AndersonLaura AndersonDavid AndresVernon BarehamJim BeckmanAngeline BekkeringKendon BennettJim BettcherLen BieglerShaun BoyleSheila BoyleHeather BrinkmeyerAnne BroadfootCelia CarlsenIan ColeArlene ConradBernadette CraddockKim JensenPadjett JensenReg JensenEugene JespersonGreg JohnsonBrenda JonesRobin LeighSteve LemiskoLeron LitchfieldDavid KurioRichard LangRon LeBlancBlair KagaGary KagaBarbara KeelerSandra KerkhoffRay MatsudaLinda McCarteeWanda McCullochBrian MeisnerSusan McKayElwood MikalsonJacquiline MiyashiroJohn MolnarRoger MuellerWayne NalderJohn LoreeRoddy MackenzieRod MaruyamaZoni KoverDebra KoznickVicki KrizanTom OddieTim O'DonnellPat OdlandCharlotte OrfinoJack OudmanSheryl PaulsRichard ShieldBonnie SmithLinda SmithSheila ValgardsonPhil VancleaveHelen VanderwalLenny VikDean WaddleDiane WalkerWendy PriceMike PuticiSheila RomboughMike SakatchKaren SchmidtRobert ShawVaughn SmithRobert TomiyamaRudi TschritterMargaret TurinClint ValgardsonLori ValgardsonPat ValgardsonMaureen PeeverRonald PetersonAllen PommenCathy PoullosCasey WesterhoudMark WorkmanJennie YakubowskiHelen YeeKen Zelenka"Our School Board"Anna WallDwight WallJohn WeippertCarol WestElizabeth WiebeDavid WilliamsGRADE10Claudette AbellColleen AndersonShelly AndersonVeneta AndersonDavid AndresLena AndresMildred ArcherPhillip ArcherPatti ArmstrongCindy BarehamCora BaremanBrenda BissettConnie BrezovskiDarrell BrownKim BourassaFaye BowmanDennis CarlsonMichael CarlsonStan ChristiansenPaul ChauMargaret ConradRod CoombesBrenda CradduckPhilip CradduckPeter CunninghamGene DethlefsenBill DickAl DoellDon DoellDebra DonickDonna EnglesonNorman EngwerGary EnsignKathy EricksonDennis EvansonBrenda FabbriDan FedorDavid FongBruce FrancisKathryn FrancisKent FrancisRay GardnerShari GorukDavid GrieserJoann Goodfellow-Susan GoughCathy GustumJane HallHugh HardingPhilip HardingSheila HedleyNoreen HenleySheila HudsonRichelle HumphriesDorothy HuntCarlos JensenDaryl JensenDebra JensenDeloy JensenKaren JensenWendy JespersonCoral JohnsonKit JohnsonLoren JohnsonDebra JonasDebbi JulesDebra KagaRichard KagaVivian KagaDennis KalmaGeorge KarrasDianne KeelerGlen KilbackKim LagranDoug LaingHeather LedgerwoodSteve LemiskoBill LindsayJudy LundStacy MarriottBill SandersonJerry SantoniKathy SaruwatariKaren SchmidtBonnie ScramstadBrian SekuraJim SheckRichard ShieldsPeggy TaniguchiKaren TannerJacob ThiessenMarijane ThiessenJolayne TothHarold TschritterDalyce VancleaveLyle WaddleMarlene WaddleMary WeippertPeter WeippertJeannie WerewkaRandy WelwoodJoan WestJanet WiebeJerry WilliamsMoana WilliamsDarcy WillsDavid WindrumFred Zelenkao. m ^ o mORGANIZATIONSSTUDENT COUNCILEXECUTIVE1st Vice-President - Jackie Miyashiro2nd Vice-President - Stacy MarriotTreasurer - Alice BeckeringSecretary - Marilyn PaulsAsst. Treasurer - Linda SmithAsst. Secretary - Joan GillespiePRESIDENT: DENNIS KUNIMOTOADVISOR: MR. MILLERCOMMITTEE CHAIRMANSocial - Cam Humphries - Ron BissettProductions - Audrey JaqueAssemblies - Ron Last - Pat OdlandAthletics - Rod GoughClubs - Leslie HigaPep and Publicity - Jerry Gow - Ryan GrigorLast years council began by making a council room on the top floor of the old building. This was done as a summerproject. Councils put on a student exchange which was fairly good considering it was the first year. Council also wentto Lethbridge and Coaldale to visit the High Schools and gain some new ideas. Council also sponsored several HighSchool dances, and also saved the school from having all dances prohibited.KEYETTE CLUBThe Keyette Club is a service group. We had a membership of thirty-three girls. Our executive consisted ofPresidents: Cheryl Luehr, first half of year; and Mona Wilde, Secretary: Bronwyn Ellingson, Treasurer: Marilyn Winkler,and our Advisor: Mrs. Neilson.Some of the money raising activities we participated in this year were: bake sales, and the banquet for theKiwanis Club.We also provided various services for the community. At Christmas time we donated money to the Fire Departmentfor Christmas gifts for welfare children. Also at Christmas we worked along with the Key Club in assisting the SalvationArmy. We also aided with the Blood Donors Clinic. At school we helped and did most of the planning for the FortBenton Exchange.Mona WildeSponsor: ODDIES CENTRAL DRUG LIMITEDKEY CLUBnsorW H UJ Q 2 < Z « <0 H O CC LUMarion BatemanRod Gough Alan Tanaka Steve EvansonRon Higa Tom Oddie Darcy WillsKen McLaughlin Zoni Kover Shaun BoyleNorm Engwer Jerry Gow David LitchfieldBill Dick David Mereski Ken KerkhoffJay JohnsonDarrell BrownJames EnmanROCKETRY CLUBADVISOR: MR. PAUL STEVENSONW.R. Myers Areodynamics and RocketryClub, better known as M. A.R.C. The clubhas a strength of approximately 20 membersand is very fortunate to have Mr. Stevensonas advisor. The club successfully carried outfour or five launches during the year, as wellas going on a field trip to the University ofCalgary to gain information on the Rocketexperiments done on the Northern Lights. TheRocketry Club is open to all people in theschool and we hope to see some better participationin future years.Biz-Ed Advisor: Mr. MillerMEMBERS: Iio AndersonGay BourassaJoyce PetersTony EarlSharon RodwellSherris IngramDonna JonasBiz-Ed had a very busy year. Shareswhich originally sold for 500 ended up beingworth $150. The students involvedgained very practical experience.BIZ-ED CORP.CURLING CLUBADVISORS: MR. STEVENSON, MR. SCHNEIDER.GAMES CLUBADVISOR:MR.

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The annual publication of the students of W. R. Myers High School Taber, Alberta. (Volume 1976-1977)pdfSAW^1 eTT^ew^ww^BmondaytuesdayWednesdayjr. highsr. highclubs2thursdayfridaySaturdaysundayw R. MYERS HIGH SCHOOLLIBRARYJaber, Alberta3IN MEMORY OffofloTORI®Botin'Died:J. MOYdull] 23, 1962Ju£y 10, 1976Botin and tiatsed in Tahiti, Todd wees a, .student atW.R, Uyett at the. tune, o^ hts patting. He. wees veryactive, tn the. cahoot band, activities, and tn aitspotit*. He atso had shown gtieat achievement tn theindutttiiaJL Atit* ptiogtiam.Thts page o£ Dawn '77 ts dedicated, to the memotiy o^ ToddBEMIMTION:To the. students of. W.P. MyeAS, theta effort*, thetaaccomplishments and falluaes, and thela humoa, the fale.ndsh.tpsthey have aqulAed tn the vaalous social activities both tnand oat. of reboot, that have played a majoa paat tn gaowina ap.A meantton also of the teacheas, without whose auldence andtoleaance much of this might have been difficult.The memoay of the yeaas they have spent at W. R. Myeasa hall be chealshed. foA the aett of thelA Lives.P. Z.7V is for the. determination to get an education.....A is for the ability to use what we have Learned....W is for the wealth of knowledge we have obtained....N is fiofL the novices we no tongen one....0 is for the many opportunities we have had....F is for the foundations of out future firmLy Laid....W is for willingness to strive always for improvement....I is for the inspiration that keeps us ever trying....S is for success that comes to those who earn it....V is for the desire to devetope understanding... is0 is for ever onward, And onward we wilt go........M is for what we ait achieve...A mature outlook on Life.FUTURESHOCK !101980’sDAY11^s^®^^170^01Adams, DouglasAleck, HarrietAllen, BlairAntoniuk, BradArmstrong, TammyAsplund, MickeyAstalos, AndyBaceda, RoxanneBareham, MichelleBennett, LynaeBernard, CarlBetts, William N.D.Bigelow, CherylBlacquier, Terry N.^.Bowman, MatildaBowcott, FrankBoyle, DonavanBraun, JaniceBrewin, DannyBudd, MarkBurge, Terry N.F.Callaway, LyndaCameron, Roxzena18Chow, DonnaChow, SolinaChristensen, GlendaChristensen, NeilCollett, LoriColsen, ChristineCsabay, TonyDahl, JaneDanforth, WandaDawson, ShannonDerksen, TeresaDesabrais, BonnieDoolittle, JayEgeland, PattiEndo, DaleEnns, JodieEnns, RondaFavel, MargaretFehr, LindaFitch, GaryFrancis, ToddFreisen, RandyGarner, JerryGarner, Wade19Genert, StevenGinther, ToddGilbertson, BruceGillespie, IanGough, CorileeGreiser, BruceHansen, LeeHarding, ChristineHarding, DeniseHarris, ShawnaHarris, ToddHaynes, TammyHenry, ShawnHerbert, DavidHill, RegHolman, CameronHood, JaniceHull, AlanaHumphries, RichardJaque, DouglasJensen, DannyJensen, JaniceJensen, ToddJohnson, Lionel20Jones, CalvinJust, LoneKanamata, RobbieKern, MardellKiffiak, KarenLawson, SherriLayton, DarrelLeavitt, DonaldLemisko, JimmyLeth, DuaneLitchfield, KevinLitchfield, ReidLittletent, CarlaLloyd, TeriMacDonald, DanielleMarczuk, RichardMartens, BillvMartens, ValerieMcCloy, ColleenMcDonald, DinaeMcLaughlin, RobertMcPhee, CandanceMetz, RonaldMeyer, Virginia21Mikalson, BarrieMilliken, NancyMills, EarlMoline, Kevin N.P.Montean, GordonNoble, ScottOberton, CorinaOddie, ScottPeterson, Mark N.P.Pickerell, TrevorRadke, RonaldRemnle, Lawrence N.P.Renner, RonnieRobinson, PollyRothery, NovaSaruwatari, DavidSasaki, JaniceSaunders, PuthanneSchmidt, JimShaw, KarenSheen, Kevin N.P.Slawson, TerrySmith, RonaldSorgard, MonteSpate, RonnieStolk, JudyTeichroeb, Susan N.p.Valgardson, CarrieValgardson, Kathy22Valgardson, SharonVanCleave, ShellyWall, KevinWall, VioletWarkentine, TerryWarnke, TamiWasut, DawnWeipert, RobertWesterhoud, Andy N.P.Whidden, CarrieWhite, RonaldWiebe, KentWilliams, DouglasWilliams, TomWilson, RobertWitwer, Mike@a^^g @Allen, WilliamArndt, PatriciaBergen, PhyllisBisset, Bruce423Bourassa, SharonBowman, LeRoyBrewin, BeverlyBrewin, DerekBullock, SheldonCallaway, TerryCampbell, DavidCampbell, DuncanCarswell, KaireenChristensen, ConnieClark, HeatherClifton, MichaelColby, JoeyCollett, MarshaCoulsen, Jackie N.P.Cyr, JamesCzerniak, ShavmaDawson, BrentDeBona, SandraDoll, MauriceFavel, BrianFiedler, MarianneFisher, MonaFletcher, DarleneFletcher, Garry24Fong, Shari LynFoulkes, SusanFriesen, AlexFritz, Michellepritz, ToddFujimagari, DennisFurakawa, FobertGardner, MurrayGinther, LeniGroft, BradleyHall, EstherHamilton, StephanieHarder, SusanHarding, MichelleHarding, FobertHarding, SheilaHooge, CarolHooge, JanetHumphries, GlynnisIkebuchi, PolandHashizume, nariciaHaynes, DeniseHeidinger, JayneHirsche, Lori25Jensen, ShariJensen, Todd N.P.Jones, HarlanKanamata, TraceyKeister, LorenKessler, 'PamelaKilback, ChervlKirkvoid, ShantelleKrahn, JamesLarsen, ArildLawson, ValerieLavton, BlairLloyd, RonLothian, ShelleyLothian, SherryLudacs, MichaelMaerz, TerryMarlow, LynneMartens, AngelaMartens, PamelaMaruyama, ConnieMcArthur,McCartee,McDonald,McKibben,DeanMelonieRandySandra26IcLaughlin, Lorieletzger, Marlenedeyer, JanetJikalson, JoeyMoline, KennyMoore, RichardMundri, BernardMurphy, CathyNishima, CarrieNoble, GrantOhashi, SharonOsborne, LindaPahl, LoganParker, ShariPetrie, AlexanderPetrie, LloydPiea, SusanPowell, JackiePrice, GeraldOuiring, DonaldOuiring, SheilaReamsbottom, DavidRemfert, JaniceRobinson, Heather N.P.Rodwell, Douglas27Rothery, Shelly NSameshima, KristySanderson, KemmieSangster, CathySasaki, KendyStodart, MarkThomas, RandyThompson, JoanneTilleman, RobertSebok, GlenSemaka, TannaSmathers, KellySmith, KevinTodlican, SusanneValgardson, JoanneValgardson, WayneVarga, KarenVorbrock, ErnieWall, KenWarkentine, BonitaWarnke, ScottWest, BarbaraWeibe, DeboraWeibe, RobertWilkinson, Kerilee28Aitcheson, Delbert N.P.Anderson, BrendaArndt, DeniseArnett, TracineBartz, HarryBernard, JuneBigelow, AudieBlazecivic, BryanBradly, LyndaBraun, Doris N.P,Brezovski, SheilaBudd, WendyCampbell, GlenCollett, Dale N.P.Conrad, RodneyDahl, CatherineDanforth, ColleenDanforth, TagDickerson, Glenn29Djani, JeanneDoll, MelodyDunz, DavidEgeland, MichaelEto, HiromeFehr, KennethFiedler, CindyFletcher, BlakeFletcher, DeboraFletcher, JudyFrancis, AllysonFrieson, ElaineGardner, SusanneGarner, Lee N.P.Genert, SandraGilbert, DarcyGilbert, DarryGilbertson, LoriGoerzen, ConnieGrose, BeverlyHamilton, MichaelHarner, DuaneHarris, DenzilHavnes, GregHiga, Randy30Holland, KarenHoIman, LynnHolthe, ConnieHo 1tman, JavHudson, CindyHudson, BanaIngram, BarcyJensen, BruceJensen, RossKaga, JamesKanamata, CalvinKarras, BarrenKarren, HaroldKurio, MarilynnLangkonf, Pavmond N.p.Lavton, MichelleLayton, ShawnaLemisko, EvaLittletent, Trina N.P.Loewen, TerrvLowe, WillieLund, TerrieMacBonald, NoletteMackenzie, ToddMadsen, Norman N.P.Marose, TerrvMarsh, Barren31Martin, RayMatsuda, Lori N.P.MeArthur, Rodney N.P.McCloy, .JoanneMcCulloch, CindyMcLean, BrianMetz, DebbieMiyashiro, RobertMoline, Delorn N.P.Montean, BarbaraNishima, CammieOberton, RichardOddan, LesterParry, JohnPeters, KosiePeters, Wilfred N.P,Pierson, WendyPower, RobinPrimeau, Danielle N.P.Pylypow, LauraPyrch, KarenRaven, BandtRemple, RoseRenner, LaurieRenner, TraceyRodwell, TomSanderson, LeAnneSasaki, WandaSaunders, Greg32Sheen, DianeShockey, RodneySlawson, Darcy N.P.Slawson, Jeri N.P,Smith, Kimberly N.P.Smith, SherrySorri, Kim N.P.Sparrow, HurraySpate, KennethStoddart, JoanSvensen, GarthVan Hereweghe, LoriVornbrock, TeresaWall, PhillipWilk, RichardWilk, Roger N.P.Williams, JuanitaZsednai, MargaretBank of Montreal Canada's First Bank33The Sweetheart Dance is prbablythe biggest event of the Junior Highyear. This year the Sweetheart Queenis Janice Sasaki. Her escort for theevening was Danny Brewin.The Princesses this year areConnie Maruyama, escorted by LorneKeister, and Jeanie Diani, escortedby Danny Merkle.34SWEITHMM35IN MEMORY OY1ONNIE MOYINEBorn: July 8, 1959Died: February 11, 1977We will always remember Lonnie for his quick smile,his friendly manner and his always ready sense of humour.This page of Dawn '77 is dedicated to the memory of Lonnie.37^^^^^ isAbell, LynnAnderson, MargaretAnderson, RhondaArmstrong, MarkBaceda, Ken NPBailey, CathyBaroldi, MarianneBergen, CarolineBlair, DannyBowman, SandraBrewin, Jean NpBrooks, ClydeBurge, AnthonyCampbell, SharonCannady, LoriCarswell, KevinChartrand, Danny NPChristensen, MyrnaChristensen, RoyClarke, SandraCollett, DwayneCyr, DonnaCzerniak, Steve- 1... 38Dahl, EldonDavidson, ColleenDavies, Robert NPDeBona, SusanDerksen, DannyDesabrais, ColleenDickerson, ElisabethDow, LorriDunz, Katherine"Edwards,Edwards,Edwards,Egeland,PamelaPeggyRuthSteveEnsign, BarrieFallon, KellyFehr, Anna NPFehr, RonaldFehr, TerryFletcher, CherylFletcher, JanineFletcher, TimothyFoulkes, AllisonFrancis, JaNaeFriesen, SharonGeertsma, ElaineGenert, David NPGenert, TeresaW.R. MYERS HiGH SCHOOLLIBRARYW,A«?8rt«Gillales, SpenceGoertzen, ElmerGow, DannyGrahl, KevinGrieser, BeverlyGustum, JoyceHall, Leda’Hall, LonHansen, CraigHarder, MarianneHarding, BarbaraHarris, GladeHaynes, CindyHaynes, SheldonHiga, ColleenHooge, KeithHoogerdyk, JohnHoogerdyk, MariorieHow, Marv AnneIkebuchi, WavneJensen, CindyJensen, KendalJohnson, LouiseJohnson, Valerie40Kanamata, DonnaKeast, LindaKilback, BrentKirkvoid, TerryKlassen, PatrickKlok, RodneyKurio, ToddLanghoff, RobertLothian, JohnMartens, ColinMartens, CraigMartens, Michele NPMcArthur, FrancisMcCulloch, FayMeisner, PennyMeilke, EddyMilliken, DavidMitchell, TamiMurphy, BarbaraMykytiw, BrandonNagy, Tom NPNakamura, DavidNalder, JamesNoble, AudreyNoble, PerryOsborne, Rodney41Oshiro, CarolPauls, KenPeters, PattyPickett, KarenPierson, Danny NPPommen, Nola-Pregitzer, ColleenPrice, ShellyQuong, HarryReamsbottom, TimothyRessler, SherrySakamoto, MichelleSanderson, KendraSanderson, TerrySawada, Gordon NPSchneider, KristieScramstead, LorrieSebok, JerrySekura, AlanSelles, WilliamSemaka, LillianSheen, DavidShimbashi, GordonSmith, CherieSparrow, MonteStolk, Jim42Svensen, Gale NPTams, HarveyThiessen, ChristineToth, NickTnrcato, LynnValgardson, BrianVik, WendyVisser, RichardVisser, RonaldWaddle, NeilWarnke, ToddWilliams, William NPWilson, CraigYee, PrankZelenka, Cheryl@B>®g 11Anderson, KurtAntoniuk, PercyArmstrong, EarlArnett, ColleenBaceda, Darcy N.P.43Badura, William N.P.Bailey, RichardBaker, KellyBareham, ValerieBertie, NanetteBirch, SusanBlacquier, TammyBrown, PamelaCannady, KathleenChmielewski, MarkChristensen, WilliamClark, MarkColby, LarryCoombes, SusanCradduck, AlvinDavidson, DuaneDerksen, Jim N.P.Drack, John N.P.Dunz, Brian N.P.Edwards, AllanEnns, RoxanneEvanson, LeifFehr, CarolFerguson, HeatherFilgas, LorraineFisher, JodyFletcher, DonnaFriesen, Melonie44Gillales, DeanGillespie, Thomas N.P.Ginther, Jody-Gow, WillieGrigor, JoyHannah, ElizabethHarper, DarcyHarris, JulieHart, SandraHaynes, Brenda N.P.Heffelfinger, JoanHiga, SharonHildebrand, DebbieHirch, BrendaHolland, SandraHow, BernardHudson, DianeHudson, Peter N.P.Humphries, DarceyIngram, DebbieIskov, RonaldJensen, DouglasJensen, Jody N.P.Jensen, KellyJensen, ScottJensen, SusanJohnson, LayneJohnson, Monte45Johnson, RandallJohnson, TammyKeister, KellyKern, MilesKinniburgh, Cam N.P.Kleiner, RudyKorvin, Cathy N.P.Krizsan, GloriaKurio, ShelleyLayton, PennyLeth, CameronLowe, LeslieMacDonald, ShawnaleaMaerz, LoreleiMaerz, TimothyMarsh, TracyMaruyama, ColinMaruyama, LauraMcCloy, MarkMcKibben, KeelyMills, AlanMykytiw, ScottNakamura, ToniNalder, RonaldNelson, LorieNielsen, Blair46O'Donnell, PeterOddan, LarryOddie, JoanneOhashi, MaureenOudman, WilburPaterson, CathyPauls, DarrellPauls, MarciaPeever, LindaPerini, WendyPoullos, GeorgiaPowell, DavidPylypow, CarlaQuiring, Brian NPRadke, EdeltrautKemple, PhylisReti, RichardRogers, CaroleeRo Ike, TrinaSakamoto, NelsonSchmidt, BrendaShaw, DerekSmith, JamesSmith, JosephSparks, Pennyw.^ V?47Tanner, KennethTomiyama, JamesToth, DavidTurcato, JohnWalker, SusanWall, Jim NPWeippert, LindaWenbourn, ShariWesterhoud, LindaZsednai, JohnZuidhof, ToniaCANADIAN IMPERIALBANK OF COMMERCE48^ ® ^ w ^ & ^ ® $Back Row: Keely McKibben, Marion Campbell, Jody Fisher, Mr. Oliver,Emma Goerzen, Elisabeth Hannah.Front Row: Roy Hirch ( president ), Sandie Holland, Donna Kanomata,Miles Kern. Advisor : Mr. Oliver50pj KJ J^l U KP _KS.STUBENT^ KB KT TW K1 K K,Advisor : Mr. HagelSponsor:Charlton &Gilbertson51Mr. Johnson Tom Gillespie( advisor ) David SheenPercy Antonuik Brent KilbackJody Ginther Gary Johnsonsponsor: Southern Fabrics52KmiTEAdvisor : Miss Brenda PicklesSponsor:HometownMall53Mr. Ferguson : AdvisorDavid Cichy, Willie Gow. Monte Johnson, Tom Gillespie.sponsor TABER TIMES54Advisor : Mr. ClelandThe highlight of the year for the ski club was theirweekend trip to Montana. The club stayed at the Outlaw Innin Kalispel, and skied daily at the Big Mountain Resort.Sponsor: Gordie’s Daily Food55>^^^®^S^Joan HeffelfingerDeb Ingram Tim PletcherPhillip Zelenka Brenda Martin Mr. HartKeith Hooge Wayne Ikebuchi56O S WB f fgg tEcr >Allyson Saunders and Dawn Mereski1977Brenda Martin * EditorMr. Hart * AdvisorDawn Mereski * SecretaryAllyson Saunders * Layout EditorPhillip Zelenka * Copy EditorWayne Ikebuchi * Photo EditorKeith HoogeTom FletcherJoan HeffelfingerDeb IngramRandy FreisensTAFFThanks also to Greg Saunders, Darcy Ingram, andJeanie Djani for their diligent work as our AdsCommittee,57^^^^^^.^^^r^Sponsor: Anderson’s Clothing58^®^^^^WH^W^^^^^^sp0I>s„r: Superior Motors59m^hiog^^^Back Row: David Cichy, Ernest Clarke, Phillip Zelenka.Front Row: Jim Smith, David Fugimagari, Merrill Harris, Bruce West,Cindy Leavitt, Marion Campbell, Shauna Edwards.Missing From Photo: Connie Francis, Shannon Redel, Kelly Francis.Sponsor: GULF CENTER60^^^^m ^Conductor: Mr. M. Iverson® ^ ^ ®61@ ^ a o ^ oConductor: Mr. M. Iverson® ^ 1^ ®62@ ^ ^ © ^ sConductor: Mr. M. Iverson63GYMNASTICSMr. D. ClelandNeil WaddleSandra ClarkeBeverly GreiserGordon SawadaNick TothSponsor: PENNER’S MEN’S WEAR64SENIORMM MM ' "MIT I^T HraUw"UK 75 UU MU H MJ TT UB MJSponsor: Robinson Stores65GRADE 7& 8JUNIOR HIGH BADMINTONGRADE 9/®®. ^^ T_H_ JHL Ww IST AVB H. UA?j ^cP> ^ ^ ^ ^:&«S«««3«>?^S««?>5^^^««*^V^^^B^Boys Trinle BasketballKendal JensenDarcy SlawsonDavid SheenShauna EdwardsMixedDavidVolleyball:FugimagariJoanne OddieDavid HackingBrenda HirchShauna EdwardsRon MikalsonGirls Triple Volleyball:Brenda HirchKeely McKibbenHeather FergusonBoys Triple Volleyball:Dalton HardingDavid FugimagariDerek ShawBoys VolleyballDerek ShawJohn LothianDalton HardingBob ShimbashiJohn ZsednaiCraig MartensGirls Volleyball:Fay McCullockMichelle SakamotoKeely McKibbenHeather FergusonBrenda HirchINTRAHURALFLOOR HOCKEYCHAMPIONSDarrel Pauls, Brandon Mykytiw, Rudy Kleiner, Gordon Shimbashi, John Zsednai69GRAD AGENDARANOUETMistesses of Ceremonies * Jody Fisher* Elisabeth HannahInvocation * Connie FrancisTOASTSThe Queen * Roy HirchThe School Board * Barbara MiyashiroReply * Ray EvansonThe Teachers * phillin ZelenkaReply * Mr. D. ClelandThe Parents * Kathy HeffelfingerReply * Rev. R. HeffelfingerThe Graduands * Mr. C. HartReply * Marion CampbellHALL OF FAME * Jodv Fisher* Elisabeth HannahGraduation CeremoniesMusical SelectionsprocessionalMistesses of Ceremonies * Jody Fisher* Elisabeth HannahPrincipal's Message * Mr. D. V. KilbackValedictorian * Dawn MereskiMusical Selection * Make All Your Dreams Come True*Introduction Of Guest Speaker * Bruce WestGuest Speaker * Rob BoglePresentations And Thank-VousPresentation of Certificates and Awrds.* Mr. D. V. Kilback* Mr. D. Ferguson70W.R. MYERS HIGH SCHOOLLIBRARYTaber, AlbertaFront Row:Carrie VikDawn MereskiKathy FergusonPat JespersenBrenda MartinKathy SchmidtShauna EdwardsDonna HigaSandra KanamataHolly AddyMargaret TamsLorraine IkebuchiMargaret HoogerdykeKathy HeffelfingerMonica JohnsonSusan AbellSecond Row:Allyson SaundersLori SebokConnie SnarrowJoanne MegvesBarbara MiyashiroLinda WallWanda PopadynetzJulia KrenLinda NobleRhonda AsplundJodene KunimotoMichelle MacDonaldMarion CampbellKim MacMurchyJanine DogteromElaine KagaBetty Jean AndersonMelanie GoughThird Row:Darrell KagaAlbert KagaCindy LeavittKelly FrancisShannon RedelDebbie HardingBarilyn IrvingWanda HowSusan TudorSylvia ParkerConnie FrancisJulie ValgardsonBonnie MaroseDiana RolkeRandy SawadaAnthony LeeFifthTerryScottBrianSixth RowRandyCraigHartNattrassRow:LoweMacKenziePaulsFourth Row:Grant ChristensenMerrill HarrisGuy MurnhyTerry EdwardsDale AndersonMurray GrigorDavid FugimagariBryan ValgardsonJim YeeDonald BowmanKent CannadvDavid CichyRodney JensenRandy KinniburghGlen SparksErnest ClarkeDon TannerRon OhashiPhillip ZelenkaMitch McKibbenDavid HackingRon PetersonRoy EirchRon MikalsonRobert ShimbashiWade HudsonJim HamnerTracey JohnsonDalton HardingRalph TschitterGordon FletcherBruce WestJeff Hamilton73VALED ICTORIANwmwmw^DAWN MERESKImwMwwi^74Grad ChorusErnest Clarke and Jodene KunimotoMr. HartCarrie Vik and Bob ShimbashiMr. Cleland75Most Likely to SucceedRoy Hirch and Dawn MereskiBest PersonalityAlbert Kaga and Allyson SaundersClass CitizenMarion Campbell and David CichyClass AthletesCindy Leavitt and Dalton HardingMost CongenialPhillip Zelenka and Julie ValgardsonMost IntelligentBruce West and Brenda MartinCutest Smile Class LeadersAlbert Kaga and Jodene Kunimoto Connie Francis and Darrel KagaMr. MuscleBryan ValgardsonMiss ShapelyMargaret TamsOur Appoligies to Mickeyas we have no photo of her.Best DressedRodney Jensen and Barbara MiyashiroClass ClownTracy Johnson and Melanie Gough77Campbell, MarionCannady, KentCichy, DavidClarkr, ErnestDogterom, JanineEdwards, ShaunaEdwards, TerryFehr, CorneliusFerguson, KathyFletcher, GordonFrancis, KellyFugimagari, DavidGough, MelanieGrigor, MurrayHacking, DavidHamilton, JeffHarding, DaltonHarding, DebbieHarris, MerrillHart, BandyHeffelfinger, KathyHiga, DonnaAbell, SusanAddy, HollyAnderson, Betty JeanAnderson, DaleAsplund, BhondaNot PicturedBeckman, B.obertBowman, DonaldChristensen, GrantDow, MalcolmFrancis, ConnieHalma, AnnetteSponsor:TABERTIMES78Hirch, RoyKirsche, KeithHcogerdyk, MargaretHow, WandaHudson, WadeIrving,Jensen,Jensen,Jensen,Johnson,EarilynArleneCherylRodneyMonicaJohnson, TracyKaga, AlbertKaga, DarrellKaga, ElaineKanamata, SandraKinniburgh, Rand yKren, JuliaKunimoto, JodeneNot PicturedIkebuchi, LorraineJenkins, DavidJensen, LindaJensen, Lo AnneJespersen, PatJohnson, CamillaLowe, TerryMacDonald, MichelleMartin, BrendaMegyes, JoanneMurphy, GuySponsor:JOSTSPOBTSLeavitt, CindyMacKenzie, ScottMacMur chy, K imMarose, BonnieMcKibben, MitchMereski, DawnMikalson, RonMiyashiro, BarbNatrass, Craig79Noble, LindaOhashi, RonParker, SylviaPauls, BrianPopadynetz, WandaRedel, ShannonRoIke, LianaSaunders, AllysonSawada, RandySchmidt, KathySebok, LoriSekura, BaleShimbashi, BobSommerfeldt, WanitaSparks, GlenSparrow, ConnieTams, MargaretTanner, PonTschitter, PalphTudor, SusanValgardson, BryanVik, CarrieWall, LindaWest, BruceYee, JimZelenka, PhillipNot PicturedPeters, GordonPeterson, PonValgardson, JulieSponsor:GREENPOWERLTD.80Karen Davies Jim Hamper Ian KinniburghAllan Mathews Linda Powell Rodney SmithNo Photos for Emma Goerzen and Carrolyn Osborne81Mr. Ferguson Mr. Oliver Gloria Krizan Mr. WallaceWendy Perini Tracev Marsh Jody Fisher Elisabeth HannahThanks For 1 Job Well Done82§ P ® K T SCoach: Mr. Pete Shaw84?| sJ i^l Ji tU? JiaW 7B UIS & H TT WCoach: Mr. Shawn Farrell85SENIORhMhM Mir hwi .hmhmCoach: Sue SkeatesHU M H£ W V HU ZS H 4♦,4*8687S ENI®Hj1iWh IJTi m^3i Jmini88JUNIOHHIT IT ^3 TOT89^ ^ ^ ^ t 1s ^^^^Coaches: Mr. Sheen and Mr. Nelson90^^^f ^^If f O If@ X 1 & WCoach: Mrs. Snellbj^^bww&&&91^ B ^ # S ^W S @ W* ^ ^ * ^FCoach: Mr. D. Cleland^@1110109293JU NI O94sMR. MYERS HIGH SCHOOLx LIBRARY<~ ftb«. Alberti95W»^» WT^^BO W ^ B > ^ O© ^ ^ 396jfflMINBIMMONPRICIPAL’SMESSAGEMr. KilbackOur yearbook staff and their teacher advisor, Mr. Hart,are to be highly commended for their diligent work in providingthis annual publication for our school.A major event this year was the comprehensive schoolevaluation by personnel from the Regional Office. The evaluationidentified certain areas of program, procedures, equipment, andphysical facilities which needed attention by the staff and schoolboard.Another development was action by the school board to assuregreater control over students behaviour. Related to this issuewas the formation of a parent/student/teacher advisory committeefor consideration of matters of common concern, and participationby many parents in noon supervision throughout the winter months.The popular movement this year was "back to the basics," withits conflicting interpretations and viewpoints. A gradual changeto a more highly structured curriculum is evident, with increasedemphasis on standardized testing at various grade levels.However, what is basic to one expert may be a

W. R. Myers High School 2008

Author: W. R. Myers High School
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Publication date: 01/01/2023
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The annual publication of the students of W. R. Myers High School Taber, Alberta. (Volume 2007-2008)pdfAnother successful ye,or has come. and passed. Students at Myershave been involved in a wide variety of opportunities from .Athleticsto Marine Biology to the Hine Arts. This year we sent twodifferent groups to Seattle, Washington for band and baseball. 7t hasbeen exciting to see our students benefit from the differentexperiences provided by our staff.Another exciting part of our school year included seeing Myers'students experience so much success academically. This successtranslates into opportunities for them to pursue their lifelongdreams at employment they desire or colleges and universities thatthey may choose to attend.7t is always impressive to see how successful our students are atthe endeavors they embark on. Students at our school truly makeMyers a wonderful place to be each day.Thank you so much for the journey we have all experiencedtogether this year.13Marcy La Porte Rene Lavoie Doug Leavitt Coralee Leth Tim Luchanski Christine LumleyDarren Majeran Andrea Makarchuk Josh Martens Stacy Me Clelland Stephanie Mills Terry Moline4Twyla Valgardson Ali Vos Dalziel Whipple Kathy WieveS+off C-eJe-bri+y Look jAHke-T ma Fey(Mrs. Schnoor)Chicken from Survivor(Mr. Gammon)Pavid Schwimmer(Mr. Leawtt)63our+^ey Anderson Tawev* .Arnold Kaitlyn Aubin docly Babei*■Rachel Bewett C-ory Bracowief* Dako+ak Bran+nerCameraShyJordis Bakoway-Adams ■Hillary BetAnettAmber C-airns Tyrell Caldwell Laura C-ampbell7Karly Froeklick Lisa Hroe.se Alegar Cilber+son Derrick Goodrich Troy Halifax Cooper Hal!Desiree Me Murrey Kade Meklkaff CHk+ok Meier Tarypv Nakamura Donwy .Nevil Crace NobleJaden Schafer Jenesse Sebok ^ric Sekula Brett Skigemi Lindon Skelly|ys? Fmi'MS£Tanner Wilson Dakota Witwer Allan Woof Brooklynne YamabeOwen Beers Kate Bradbury Shekel Brandies Ryan Brill T7odd Bullock Kori ChristensenTanner dements Weston Coles Jeffrey Courts Bryce B'Agnone Kevin Been Bavid BudliMatthew Crick -Hannah Cwen Megan Bajnor Rowan Barrage "Caylor Bitch Bylan BletcherHaige Bletcher Ryan Bletcher Kimberley Cammelseter Silvan Cansner Hayley Cibson Cassandra Cilmore12"Tanner Hamilton Chf*istihe Clayton Hansen -Harris Bryan Harf Darren Haslam Jarred HaynesSpencer Hitchco*ck Curtis Huisman Cassandra Hull Katie Jackson Cody Jensen Jeffrey JensenMelissa KrizsanCurtis KutanziJennifer Lang Mackenzie Lawson Denis Lebeuf Brett LeDard Rylee Leth13Hayden Kuryvia!Bailey Lewicki C-kad Lukacs Kirs+ie Maerz C-kason Agarose Logan .Martin Melony Ale LeanCWV MQ£LUAbanda Robiusou Ashleigh Rowbough Joel Rombough Mitchell Saruwatari McKenzie Powell-James Margaret ReevesKeisen Schmitz. Robi Schramm B»*ahd+ Sebok .Amanda Sedgwick Brittney Sawatzky Justin SchmidtPhillip Stafford Corey ThiessenCameraShyElizabeth Skimbashi Casey Sims Austin ThomsenZak ShigemiClayton Tilleman Aaron Toole Bradie Toth K^ Ty° Brooklyn Valgardson Kristen ValgardsonJosh VcmceKimberlee Vornbrock Lachelle VornbrockReid Walters Christopher Weckesser Kayla Williams1516<^rod^ ^-leveh17jAdam Cuhhihgkam Shellbee C-yr Sarah Dalfon Ke-virv Dillman Meagan Driedger Georgia Dros^1819Bryan Turner Delaney Vanders+een .Nicole VanMee+elen Oody Vekony .Maf+kew Waldner Brooke Wen+z21■■■■I22(^rodti "TwelveFrom MightKaH .Allison■NA): Karlos AMB; Become a TopOhef MSM: Battery connectionin tke Ohevy GF: Having to sitThrough Rambo againShaun Andrade.information not availableSarah BaldryNN: Sar AMB: Pediatric Nurse.To say my "O"s PF: .Married witha van load of kids FS; We gotscads of time! MSM: Ping pongGF; Crippled at 50Jamie BatorskiNN: Jube AMB; Glectrican or abody builder PH: Living in BarnwellMGM; Ripping my pants whilebending over to pick up a ping_pongball GF; Burning to death•11with Alexis and Braidon. PF: Be inUniversity forever. FS; Pon tmeasure life by the number ofbreaths you take but by the numberof moments that take your breathaway. M^M: Mass starvationconversation GF: HailureOamille AndersoiNN; Weige, Oatmeal AMB; SurvivPF: Pie by the sword HS: Pude, Iwhat the crap! M^M: The time IRaiven came to school without heapants on. OF*: Orowning or burningalive.Tristie BatorskiNN: Batorski AMB: To be happywith life PH: Travelling the world andthen ending up back in Barnwell F~S:Anything from the movie "She's TheMan" MOM; Having Jamie as mytwin brother OH: My brakes stopworking while ) am drivingJopnie. BorrowsNN: Barrows AMB; Playbasketball at the highest levelpossible PH: A Oivil Ongineer HS:Ya right! OH; Being attacked by a Ishark24 A)A) AickiAowe AMB- Ambition PT- Probable. PateAmanda BaberThe Graduate>i ABsok 33e.KKe.ff*i NN: Ali, Dialysis AMB: To curecaKcer before Beth. PF: Marry afarmer aKd have IO kids. FS: Well )have basketball, buf... M£M:Steppi^^ ok a rake... just like iK f hecarf*ckS. OF FashioK aKd KofhKOwBg how fo do my owk lauKdrywheK J move away.RaiveK BoehnerAMB; Psychiatrist PF: Oh forPete's sake! MOM: AlmostruKKiKg over ParreK outside theschool. OF: BeiKg aloKe, the dark.Omily BurtNA: Om AMB; MusiciaK PF:Orow up, get old aKd eveKtually dieFS: That's f*ckKy MOM: TryiKg toget iKto someoKes car, while J wasUKaware that the owKer was iKthe vehicle. OF: BecomiKg aK oldmaid.Alicia BydevaateAA: By da AMB; Work with TaberSpecial /Meeds or at 70 A PF:Live !k a Kice place likeBaKff/Jasper FS: Nobody has tokKOW OF: Big dogsAJA); Cambell soup AMB; To dogood iK life FS: What evs MOM:OrashiKg a birt bike iKto the feKceOF Big spiders, heights.PilloK OarswellAMB; Oet lots of moKey PF; LiveiK Mexico with my wife, aKdtweKty-two kids. FS; BRAP OFNot wiKKiKgMatthew OhipmaKNA: OhipmaK AMB; To get marriedaKd become a wealthy successfullawyer PF: Pie at age 50 while sittiKgok a lazy boy, eatiKg pepperoKi pizzaFS: WheK all else fails, play dead.MOM: BreakiKg my Kose OF: To bestraKded iK the middle of the oceaKaKd beiKg attacked by sharks.Jodi OhristeKseKAA: Ooatie AMB; VetReceptioKist. PF: MoviKg out ofTaber, goiKg to college, aKdmarryiKg rich. FS: Oh yeah...whatever... OF: Never leaviKgTaber. Never seeiKg frieKds aftergraduatioK.Favourite. Saying M£M_ Most £wbarrassi«g Moment GV1- Greatest ’Fear' ^5DRESSESUsa ColesAJA); Hammef', Tripod, .Morman SpiceAMB; Military M+elligehce officerPF: Die overseas by a friendly fireFS: That's lovely MCM: Hailing downan entire flight of stairs. CiF: Makingmy life into something that /m notpassionate about.Chelsea ColletfMM: Chelser AMB; MassageTherapist PF; Being a "RodeoMom FS; hhhokay, so basically...MCM: <2uading in the mountain:Caleb ConradNM Flauti AMB: -Always be learningnew things PF: Teach kids Cnglish inChina FS: Hs not my cup of tea. CF:Mot accomplishing anythingJordan ConradMM: Struggles AMB: Tograduate FS: The sun will rise inthe morning M^M: SaskatoonCF: To have to come back herenext year.Chelsea CourtsAJA); Chels/Chelsaroni AMB; "Findsomething ) enjoy doing PF: Co toBible school, then to the LA of L, andprobably end up back in Taber FS: 7f )wasn’t weird then 7'd be normal andthat would make me weird! MCM;Too many blonde moments to pick.CF: AJot making something of myself.Ashley DayMM: Ash AMB: Child councilorPF: To live beside my parents FS:Just kidding! M^M: Falling ingreece in front of McDonalds. CF:Becoming the cat lady.Blaine DanielsMM; 1—i!' Daniels AMB; Craduat.from LAniversity "PF: Cnding upbroke and sleeping on the bench50th MCM: Mrs. Flatfieldoverhearing Jason, Shaun, and )making "your mom" jokes CF: Abeing able to leave TaberAMB; Cnter and finish CollegePF: Cnd up on the internetsomewhere FS: Flomerun CF:Public SpeakingBrandon DerksenMM: Mickname AMB: -Ambition PT-: Probable Pate26Raise your VoiceKayla Derksen/JM <2uila, Shmayla AMB: graphicdesigner. HE <^af lady with fiftycats- FS: Whatever, don’t talk toM^M: When Jan Lei flippedmy skirt in front of everyone onpicture day. 6iFi Hailing life ingeneral.Sarah DrostNN: Sar AMB; Photographer PF;Success FS: Embrace Ehaos;Life is Ehaos EF: FailureEric DunnNM £_Pad AMB; "Co live happilyever after 'PT-; -Having some sort ofinternet gag created after me FS:"Chat's how we do it in the year2OOX MSM; Slipping on ice afterattempting a flying scissors kick CiF;Working in a hotel/ restaurantforever.Trent EllisAMB; Become a welder PF:Working on the rigs and making lotsof money but having no life FS: Kingof the Eastle MEM: At Dustin’sParty when my head got shaved.EF: DrowningBraden "FletcherNM Felcher AMB: Electrician ormechanic PF: Alever leavingTaber FS; Kids these days...MEM: When my brilliant ideasbackfire EF: Death: favourite. Saying M6-M: Most Swbarrassihg Moment GF: C5re.a+es+ Fear27Lucky breakKurtis FroehlickMformaiton not available..Alyssa {GardnerMM: Lyssie/Lyssa AMB; Help maa difference. PH: Move to 7taly a*marry and Italian man! FS; Hot likwasabi! M^M Quotes from Luckand Lumley. 6iF: SpidersOrik {GerlockMM: Squeaks A MB; (GraphicDesigner PF: Live in my parents'basem*nt FS: My Bad. M^M:Driving over a curb in Lethbridgewith Brandy and Tim. 64F: Dyingalone.Mikki (GouldMM: Mikkka AMB; Hair Stylist FS:Yeah man! M^M Too many tocount GF: {Getting cancer orgetting into a car accidentMick {GravesMM: Mick AMB; To become rich.PF: Death FS: "7f you don't getmoney for it, it is not worth thetime." M^M; Partying {GF; SpidersKelsey {GuoKelsey moved away half waythrough the year so we wereunable to get this information.Jessica HamiltonMM; Hammy AMB; Speechpathologist, and to say my "<G's".PF; Marry young with animmaculate house/FS: Questions,concerns, comments? (with thehead bob) MOM: Asking for anomlette without the egg. Ohemclass. GF: Meedles!Oody HammondMM: Oode AMB; Millionaire PF:Stuck in Taber for the rest of mylife. FS: Just chance it! GF:Working on the rigs.28 MM: Mickr\ame AA^B: .Ambition PF: “Probable “FateHAFPY ENDBMCSTim ■HandingjAMB: Become a millionaire. PF:giving in brassy Lake when ) am older.FS: 7+ takes 17 muscles to smile, 43muscles to frown, but it takes none tosit there with a dumb look on your face.jW^M: Getting clotheslined by anelectric fence while riding my bike.Cmma Hitchco*ckNN: Cmz, Smzeebears AMB; Lioto LCC for office administration.HP- Move somewhere near myfamily, go to LCC, work in an office.PS: "like" "you wish” MLM ) ran overa curb in front of my friends and myhub cap fell off. QF; Not finishingcollege..Aimee HughesNN: Aim AMB; To make a lot ofmoney PF; Pirefighter PS;"Looove it!" M^M; "Running into topole at the Civic. LP: Gettingkicked out of Canada.Melissa 'Hci^peJINN: Missy, Mel. AMB: Tograduate and go to college. PP:Live at home until ) get enoughlead way to move out. GP; Beingin a dark area, having someonecreep up on me, or witnessing anytype of murder or death.Alaina HullNN: Lainers AMB; PsychologistHP; Working at The Heritage forthe rest of my life.Dustin JensenNN: DJ AMB: Build a house in theforest PP: Becoming a Calgarybum MCM: "Sunburn" in MexicoHF: ArmegedonK.arah JensenNN: Jensen AMB; Become ahairdresser or TherapeuticRecreation worker. PP: Go toCollege, get a job, get married andhave kids. PS: "Live life to thefullest" GP: Pailure. LAnsatifaction.Jesse JohnsonNN Sguaw AMB; Awaking a milliondollars a year. PP; Living in myparents' basem*nt, eating cold pizzcwathcing T.V in my boxers. PS:Shisaw. MCM: When J was panst infront of Ben Andersons mom afterbasketball game. Boxers and all. GP:Being burned alive.^: ^ avouri+e Saying M^A^: Mosf Embarrassing A^oment PT-: 'Probable Pate 29CreaseKristy KagaNAJ; Voshi AMB: Feed mypermanent fixation with the stage.FS; Skaddup M^M: .Anytime, mymother tells people that 7 dancedto "La Bamba” before J could walk.CaF; Losing everyone J love toconformityMichael KanoAA: Kano AMB: Work in a rice fiekin Japan PF: Not passing social FS;OH MV LANTA!! MCM: Wearingmy "Witchin" halloween cosutme toschool. OF: Not passing social.Keylee KastNN: Kiwi AMB: To become a 'Physiotherapist. PH: Dying eventually, 7thappens. FS: Awesome? M£M:Tripping and falling down Eliza’sbasem*nt stairs. 7 had the biggestbruise ever! 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PS:All thii^s will work together for [my]Lod” M^A^; While eating carrots, myMend made me laugh and J spit them,11 over Keylee. (uF: J won't succeedHove, a full and fufilled life.. PF:Paige LePardAIM Paigey-Poo AMB; Have lotsof adventures in my life, getmarried and raise a family. M^M:AMI the band trips and band ingeneral, especially the Banff trip!6<F: Mot falling love, being a failureIM wy own. and losing my closest friends.Ty LePardAl At LePard .A MB; graduate fromhighschool PP; To to school and livein Barnwell forever. PS; That'shurtin' M^M: When J had huge holesin my boxers and everyone saw me.TP; Work at Safeway for the restof my life.Jan Leiinformation not availableJamie Lemiskoinformation not available Sarah ListerA MB; Work in the media industryPP; Tnd up in a house in Europe fullof scrfi and anime memorabilia PS;The angels have the Phonebox. (TPBeing stuck in Taber for too long,and commercials with WilliamShatner in them!Tyson LommertsAIM Lommez AMB; Owner of myown company, marry a hottie! PP:To to college, move out, own acorporation, live like a king. PS;Presh out M^M: Thased down bypolice and put in cop car. OP;Dying, getting mauled by a bear,cancer.Blake LowryAIMBIake the Snake AMB; To besuccessful with music and grow aspectacular beard. PP; Joining plumbpudding PS; That's ridiculous! M^M;When my swimming trunks rippedwhile climbing out of Phil's pool. OP;My wallet falling out of my backpocket into the toilet.aying M£M: Most Embarrassing Moment EH: Ereatest Hear 31YOU CANT TAKE ST WITH YOWSkylar MatthewsMM: Lumberjack Matthews. AMB;Heavy duty mechanic/welder 'PF:Live in "Caber and work at ChinookHhrysler FS; What? 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Library Lore (Issue 10)

Author: University of Lethbridge Library
Publication venue: University of Lethbridge
Publication date: 01/01/2023
Field of study

CORE – Aggregating the world’s open access research papers (5)

Library Lore | Fall 2022 / Issue 10 1Did you know that you can book a research appointment with any of the U of L librarians?Using the online Book A Research Appointment, you can schedule a time either in person orover Teams with a specific librarian, or an appointment that best fits your schedule. Topicscan include discussingresearch in specificsubject areas, searchstrategies, search terms,citations, research datamanagement, or anyresearch- or library-relatedtopic you wouldlike some guidance on.Open to all researchersfrom first year to faculty.We would be happy tomeet with you!Book a research appointmentMeet our new Access Services teammembers, Marnie Rogstad andMechelle McCallaVisitors to the University Library this past semester may have seen two new friendly faces at the General Services Desk (GSD). MarnieRogstad and Mechelle McCalla recently joined the Access Services team and have been spending a large portion of their time helpingfaculty and students by answering reference questions, providing circulation services and supervising student assistants. In addition tothese main responsibilities, they both support several other key library functions. Read on to learn more about Marnie and Mechelle.What is your library background? Where were you working prior to coming to the University of Lethbridge?MR: I have a Master of Information Studies degree with a specialization in Library Science from the University of Toronto and mylibrary experience includes employment at the CBC in Toronto and Vancouver, Lethbridge College, Lethbridge Public Library, and,most recently, Lethbridge School Division.MM: Before coming to the University of Lethbridge, I worked for a year with the University of Athabasca as the primary onsite staffmember in the Library. I was in charge of all onsite duties, helping at the service desk and providing technical services.IN THIS ISSUEHistoricalnewspapers fromTaber, Coaldaleand Nanton addedto locally-digitizedcollections (p.3)New database:HeinOnline WaterRights & Resources(p.5)What happens toyour data when youfinish a project? (p.4)Recent librarianpublications &presentations (p.5)fall 2022 / ISSUE 10Library Lore | Fall 2022 / Issue 10 2What is your role at theUniversity Library?MR: As a member of AccessServices, I spend most of mytime providing reference andcirculation support at the GeneralServices Desk. I also haveresponsibilities with interlibraryloans, course reserves, studentassistants, and communityengagement.MM: My role here at theuniversity is Library OperationsSpecialist III. I spend most ofmy time helping on the GeneralServices Desk, supportingstudents, faculty members andcommunity members with theirquestions, solving any issuesthat may arise and providingreference services. My other timeis split between helping withcopyright permission, answeringcopyright-related queries, andproviding technical services.How does your work with Access Services support faculty members at the University of Lethbridge?MR: I like to think the work I do helps faculty by providing them with the information and resources they require to do their jobseffectively. That might mean fulfilling an interlibrary loan for their own research needs, getting items on course reserve for theirstudents, making sure their account is up to date so they can access our services, or answering any question they may have. I try toprovide the best service I can to any of our patrons and if I can’t help them myself, I will try to find someone who can.MM: I believe my work at the Library is the same for faculty members and students; we are here to provide guidance, resourcesand information needs for our community’s academic staff, students, and administrators in their pursuit of academic and researchexcellence. One of my favourite sayings is that Library staff don’t know everything, but they have tools to find out about everything.What have you enjoyed about working at the Library so far?MR: The people. I have really enjoyed getting to know my co-workers as well as the students, faculty, staff, and community memberswho use (and appreciate!) the Library and its services on a regular basis.MM: I enjoy helping the University community with their questions, solving issues, providing reference service, and teaching them thetools and tips to find relevant information.Is there anything else you’d like people to know about you?MR: As a fan of the Toronto Raptors, I look forward to them winning another championship someday!MM: I have moved a few times, and I’m new to the Lethbridge area and look forward to exploring the city and what it has to offer, alongwith the beautiful walking trails.New Access Services teammembers ... (Cont.)Photo credit: Mikaela CrowsonLibrary Lore | Fall 2022 / Issue 10 3The University of Lethbridge Library is pleased to announcethe availability of thousands of pages of historical newspapercontent originating from the Southern Alberta communities ofTaber, Coaldale and Nanton. In total, more than 7,000 issuesof the Taber Free Press (1907-1910), Taber Times (1911-1971),Coaldale Flyer (1958-1959), Sunny South News (1959-1974) andNanton News (1903-1971) are now freely accessible online to thepublic via the Library’s Southern Alberta Newspapers collection.It is anticipated that these materials will be of special interest tohistorians, genealogists and others fascinated by local history.This project was initiated by Rhys Stevens and Jake Cameron ofthe Library’s Digitization Team in November 2021 and involvedworking extensively with Backstage Library Works to digitizenearly 50,000 individual pages of newsprint from microfilm.Microfilm reels were sourced from both the Legislature Library inEdmonton and within the Library’s own collections, and sent toBackstage for scanning and image processing. Processed imageswere then uploaded to the Library’s own CONTENTdm digitallibrary software where they are now searchable and viewableonline.Special thanks to the University Library for funding the projectand both the Alberta Legislature Library and the AlbertaNewspaper Group for providing materials and permissions insupport of the project.Historical newspapers fromTaber, Coaldale and Nantonadded to locally-digitizedcollectionsAdvertisem*nt, Nanton News (1921, March 31, p. 4)Library Lore | Fall 2022 / Issue 10 4What happens to your data when you finish a project?Source: Ayers, Scott, Stevens. (2019). Report on the University of Lethbridge Research Data Management Survey, October 2018. https://hdl.handle.net/10133/5582In the Library’s 2018 survey on research data management practices at the University, roughly half of the respondents indicated thatthey had no set retention date for their data! They opted to keep all forms of data, raw or processed, until they became inaccessible orlost.Preservation of digital information is widely considered to require more constant and ongoing attention than preservation of othermedia. Depositing data resources with a trusted digital archive can ensure that they are curated and handled according to goodpractices in digital preservation. Where can you find more information about trusted repositories? The Library’s best practices guide is agreat place to start.Another important step for research data management is creating a data management plan at the beginning of your research. This canhelp address some of the questions around retention early on in your process. It also allows your team to explore what options areavailable to preserve the data for long-term access. Access can be an important consideration, depending on the requirements of yourfunding agency or your publisher.To help you create a data management plan, try the DMP Assistant, an excellent free resource. It can help you or your teamaddress questions regarding data collection, documentation and metadata, storage and backup, preservation, sharing and reuse,responsibilities, and ethics and legal compliance. Remember, a DMP is a living document – meaning you can revisit it and makealterations as things change.More questions about data management? Come chat with us!Library Lore | Fall 2022 / Issue 10 5This database touches on a wide range of water issues, including irrigation, hydropower, riparian rights, water conservation, and drinkingwater quality. The collection includes books ranging from the 1800s to present day, scholarly articles and periodicals, as well as variousAmerican government documents, legislation and Supreme Court briefs.New database: HeinOnline Water Rights & ResourcesSandra Cowan collaborated with Art faculty member Annie Martin on Being with Trees: A Contemplative Walk (audio walk created for theWalking Art and Relational Geographies Walking Art Conference, Catalonia, Spain) and Emerge into the Land: A Listening Walk on theCoulee Edge (praxis session at Canadian Association for Theatre Research, University of Lethbridge).Sandra Cowan and Mary Greenshields gave a talk called Thinking About Compassion & Love in Academic Libraries at the CanadianAssociation of Academic Librarians (CAPAL) annual conference on 7 June, 2022.Sandra also presented on Sustainable Models for Scholarly Publishing at the New Mexico Library Association conference in Albuquerquein October. She is thinking about sharing this talk with interested members of the U of L community—let her know if you’reinterested!Nicole Eva collaborated on several articles and conference presentations:McLay Paterson, A. & Eva, N. (2022). “Relationships of Care”: Care and meaning in Canadian academic librarian work during COVID-19.Partnership: The Canadian Journal of Library and Information Practice and Research, 17(2), 1-26. https://doi.org/10.21083/partnership.v17i2.7055McLay Paterson, A., & Eva, N. (2022). “Always at Work”: Canadian academic librarian work during COVID-19. Partnership: The CanadianJournal of Library and Information Practice and Research, 17(2), 1-24. https://doi.org/10.21083/partnership.v17i2.6783McLay Paterson, A. & Eva, N. (2022, November 3). “They’ll still come, they still need you, right?” Library value after COVID-19 [recordedpresentation/live Q&A]. Library Assessment Conference, Zoom.Eva, N. & McLay Paterson, A. (2022, May 12). “Relationships of Care”: Care and meaning in Canadian academic librarian work during COVID-19[recorded presentation/live Q&A]. Alberta Association of Academic Libraries Spring 2022 AGM, Zoom.McLay Paterson, A. & Eva, N. (2022, February 3). “It’s a friggin’ struggle to be honest”: Early results from a study of librarian workload duringCOVID-19 [recorded presentation/live Q&A]. Ontario Library Association Superconference, Zoom.David Scott co-authored a systemic review about e-health interventions for adult mental health:Currie, C.L., Larouche, R., Voss, M.L., Trottier, M., Spiwak, R., Higa, E., Scott, D.R., & Tallow, T. (2022). Effectiveness of live healthprofessional–led group eHealth interventions for adult mental health: Systematic review of randomized controlled trials. Journalof Medical Internet Research. 24(1). https://doi.org/10.2196/27939David also collaborated with members of the Lethbridge Naturalists’ Society on a checklist of birds found in the Lethbridge area:Bennett, L., Dolman, T., Orich, K., & Scott, D. (2021). Checklist of the birds of the Lethbridge area. http://142.66.3.39/bitstream/handle/10133/6023/Scott-checklist-of-birds.pdf?sequence=3&isAllowed=yRecent librarian publications & presentation

W. R. Myers High School 1979

Author: W. R. Myers High School
Publication venue: W. R. Myers High School
Publication date: 01/01/2023
Field of study

CORE – Aggregating the world’s open access research papers (6)

The annual publication of the students of W. R. Myers High School Taber, Alberta. (Volume 1978-1979)pdfMYERS SAINTSThe yearbook staff of W.R. Myers would like todedicate this years yearbook to the Saints. 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Kern - Manager21Kurio, RoxanneLangkopf, RodneyLitchfield, BradLoewen, MilesLund, WandaMarose, GerryMather, MollyMikalson, BarrieMikalson, MicheleMiyashiro, JudyMudri, SlyviaOstercamp, MyrnaParry, JodyPauls, LornaPeleskey, JodyPickerell, TodPierson, RichardQuiring, GordonRaca, JohnRawleigh, KeithReamsbottom, TerryRempel, LanceRoth, BettyRussell, AnnSassa, RodShaw, DarleneSims, WandaSpate, BobbyStrugari, JohnTomlinson, TrevorTudor, NancyValgardson, SharonVanderwal, ShelleyVanhyfte, VinceVarga, PeggyVarty, MelanieVeres, DevanyWagner, RonWall, BrianWarbrick, HeatherWasut, DawnWest, JerrySponsored by:LODGE MOTELTABER'S NEWEST & FINEST22Wiebe, RosemarieWilson, LisaWitwer, DerrickAleck, HarriettAntoniuk, BradArcher, JimAsplund, MickeyBareham, MicheleBennett, LynaeBigelow, CherylBlacquier, TerryBowman, MatildaBoyle, DonnyBrewin, DannyBudd, MarkBurback, LoraleeBurge, TerryCallaway, LyndaChow, DonnaChow, SolinaChristensen, GlendaCollett, LoriConrad, ShaunaCoulson, ChristineCsabay, TonyDanforth, WandaDerksen, TeresaDesabrais, BonnieDoolittle, JayEgeland, PattyceretNo PicturesAssoon, ClarkBergen, JackieGenert, StevenMartins, BillSponsored by: Hometown /tail, Quill Stationers,Oddies Central Drug and The Nook23 \Flett, MelodyFlood, KerryFrancis, ToddGardner, JerryGarner, WadeGilbertson, BruceGillespie, IanGinther, ToddGough, CarileeGrieser, BruceHansen, LeeHarding, DeniseHarding, TinaHarris, ShaunaHarris, ToddHaynes, TammyHenry, ShawnHill, RegHolman, CamHood, JaniceHull, AlanaHumphries, RichardJaque, DougJensen, DannyJensen, ToddJensen, JaniceJohnson, LionelJones, CalvinJust, LoneKanomata, RobbieKern MardelLawson, SharriLayton, DarrellLemisko, JimLeavitt, DonaldLitchfield, ReidLloyd,MacDMarcMartiMartsMcCSponsored by:BANK OF NOVA SCOTIAManager: Graeme C. Bently24McLaughlin, RobertMcPhee, CandyMetz, RonMeyer, VirginiaMilliken, NancyMills, EarlMontean, GordonNoble, ScottOddie, ScottPalin, ArthurPeterson, MarkPickerell, TrevorRadke, RonRempel, LawrenceRobinson, HollyRothery. NovaSaruwatari, DavidSasaki, JaniceSaunders, RuthanneSchmidt, JimSchmitz, JoeyShaw, KarenSheen, KevinSmith, RonSogard, MonteSpate, RonValgardson, KathyValgardson, CarrieVanCleave, ShellyWall, KevinWall, VioletWarkentine, TerryWeippert, RobertWesterhoud, AndyWhittaker, KarenWeibe, KentWilliams, DougWilliams, TomWilson, RobertSponsored by:TABER TIMESWitwer, MichaelNo PictureBetts, BillDahl, JaneFriesen, AlexFriesen, RandellLeth, DuaneLittletent, CarlaRenner, RonStolk, JudyUschnesky, KevinSR. HIGHGRADE TENAllen, WilliamAnderson, KarenAnderson, TroyArndt, PatriciaBailey, BrendaBergen, PhyllisBissett, BruceBowman, LeroyBourassa, SharonBrewin, BeverlyBrewin, DerekBrown, RobertBullock, SheldonCairns, PattyCallaway, TerryCampbell, DavidCampbell, DuncanCarswell, KaireenChipman, GregoryChristensen, ConnieClifton, MichaelColby, JoeyCollett, MarshaCoulson, JacquelineCyr, JamesCzerniak, ShawnaDebona, SandraDersch, ReneaEdwards, BradleyEdwards, DeniseSponsored by:Milliken Farm Supplies (1977) Ltd.26Edwards, KeithFiedler, MarianneFisher, MonaFletcher, DarleneFletcher, GarryFlett, MicheleFong, ShariFoulkes, SusanFritz, MichelleFritz, ToddFurukawa, RobertGardner, MurrayGilbert, DarryGinther, LeniHall, EstherHamilton, StephanieHarder, SusanHarding, MichelleHarding, SheilaHarris, JenniferHashizume, PatriciaHaynes, DeniseHeidinger, JayneHirsche, LoriHooge, CarolHooge, JanetHoogerdyk, BernardHowells, DarrenHumphries, GlynnisIkebuchi, RolandIto, SuzanneJackson, GingerJensen, AlanJensen, ShariJensen, ToddJohnson, MarileeKanomata, TraceyKanwal, BeverlyKeister, LorenKessler, PamelaKilback, CherylKirkvoid, ShanetelleSponsored by:Peters Home Harmony Center27Krahn, JamesLarsen, ArildLawson, ValerieLayton, BlairLloyd, RonaldLothian, ShelleyLothian, SherryLukacs, MichaelLund, BonnieMaerz, TerryMartens, PamelaMaruyama, ConnieMcCartee, MelanieMcKibben, SandraMcLaughlin, LorieMetzger, MarleneMeyer, JanetMikalson, JosephMoline, KennethMoore, RichardMurphy, CatherineNishima, CarrieOhashi, SharonOsborne, LindaPahl, LoganParker, SheriPiea, SusanPrice, GeraldQuiring, SheilaRaiwet, ElaineReamsbottom, DavidRemfert, JaniceRobinson, HeatherSameshima. KristySanderson, KemmieSangster, CatherineSaski, KendySawatzky, KelleySchmidt, CindySemaka, TannaShimbashi, LeiSmathers, KellySponsored by:TABER TIMES28Smith, ShareeStoddart, MarkStrugari, ArleneThomas, RandyThompson, JoAnneTilleman, RobertTomsic, DebbieValgardson, JoAnnValgardson, WayneVarga, KarenVornbrock, ErnestWall, KennethWarkentin, BonitaWest. BarbaraWesterhoud, BrendaWiebe, RobertWilkinson, KerileeWilliams, PeggyWilson, DonaldWolsey, FionaWoodford, AnitaGRADE ELEVEN Aitchison, DelbertAnderson, BrendaAnderson, MarkAnderson, M. KiplingArndt. DeniseArnett, TracineBartz, HarryBlazicevic, BryanBrezovski, SheilaBudd, WendyCollett, DaleDahl, CathyDanforth. ColleenDersch, DaleDjani, JeanneSponsored by:■MS MCWSS ■ ■:<SSi: ■ SSSFairbrother, KeithFujimagari, DennisGroft, BradleyHarding, RobertLittletent, TrinaKeillor, JoleenMudri, BernardMykytiw, KimNoble, GrantPelletier, MarkRaiwet, Elaine■ a Si SSSnScott, MartinNEW-WAY IRRIGATION LTD.29Dunz. DavidEdwards, CoralieEto, HiromiEvanisky, KevinFajnor, LaurieFiedler, CynthiaFletcher. BlakeFletcher, DebbieFletcher, JudyFrancis, AllysonFriesen, ElaineGardner. SusanneGarner, LeeGilbert, DarcyGilbertson. LoriGrigor, BonnieGrose, LaurieGross, BeverlyHamilton, MichaelHansen, GreggHarper. DuaneHiga, RandyHolland, KarenHolman, LynneHolthe, ConnieHoltman, JamesHooderdijk, MartinHowells, RhondaHudson, CindyHudson, DanaIngram, DarcyJensen, BruceJohnson, M. LeonardJohnson, TrevorKaga, JamesW' Kano, LaurenKanomata, CalvinKarren, HaroldKlok, RonaldKurio, MarilynLayton, MicheleSponsored by:Big T Supermarket30Layton, ShawnaLemisko, EvaLoewen, TerryLomas, DannyLowe, WillieLund, TerrieMacDonald, NoletteMarose, TerryMarsh, DarrenMartin, RayMatsuda, LoriMcCloy, JoanneMcCulloch, CindeeMetz, DebbieMiyashiro, RobertMoline, DelornMontean, BarbaraNishima, CammieOddan, LesterParry, JohnPierson, WendyPlatt, ShelleyPrimeau, DaniellePutici, NancyPylypow, LauraPyrch, KarenRawleigh, EldonRempel, Rose-AlineRenner, LaurieRodwell, TomRogers, BarrySanderson, LeanneSasaki, WandaSaunders, GregSheen DianeShockey, RodneySmith, SherrySommerfeldt, KarenSpate, KenStoddart, JoanSvensen, GarthTams, LouieSponsored by:RON COLLEAUX & LEE MILLS31Thiessen, DorothyTurner, DarrellTye, RichardVanDyk, JohnVanHereweghe, LoriVornbrock, TeresaWilk, RogerWilliams, JuanitaNo PicturesAnderson, ValerieBigelow, AudieDickerson, GlennEgeland, MichealGeorzen, ConnieHaynes, GregMackenzie, ToddPalin, RayParry, JohnWinchester, GordonRobertson, RobertI32TRIBUTE TOELDON DAHLThe Student Body of W.R. Myers would like to salute Eldon Dahl for the determinationand courage he possesses. Eldon had the misfortune of being involvedin a boating accident, which made it impossible for him to continue school hereat W.R. Myers.33YOU'RE A GOOD MANCHARLIEBROWNROBINSON STORES^eta&ro o^ "Pry ^oacCi-^artet^ Store W(c'ie4<t*&445308 - 48th Avenue, TaberPhone 223-2156"YOUR ONE STOP SHOP FOR ALL YOUR FAMILY NEEDS"34MTMOTm™».witfMSOmwawnw1WWMmTOWra»MMllMfflMffi®®M™MM^Sponsored by:I.G.A.36SPORTS37CURLING CLUBOritur®Each office is independently owned and operatedTABER AGENCIES LIMITED5320 - 48th AvenueTaber, AlbertaYOUR NEIGHBORHOOD PROFESSIONALS TOR ANY REAL ESTATE NEEDS38INTRAMURALSwo g > z oLeft to Right: Ron Klok, Darren Marsh, Jay Holtman and no picture, GregSaunders.SPONSORED BY:ROYAL BANK OF CANADA39GYMNASTICS CLUBO & R IRRIGATION LTD.SOURCE OF SUPERIOR IRRIGATION SYSTEMS40SKI CLUB41^ A A n A (42IfSR. CHEERLEADERSChinook GardensRestaurantSPECIALIZING IN CHINESE CUISINELICENSED DINING ROOMBANQUET FACILITIES - TAKE-OUT SERVICEPHONE 223-2632Taber, AlbertaJR. GIRLS' VOLLEYBALLL.to R., B.R.: Linda Malinsky, Coach, Bonnie Desabrais, Rhonda Ferguson, Colleen McCloy, ShawnaHarris, Karen Whitiker, Deb Archer, Lori Collett, Karen Shaw, Mgr, F.R.: Rhonda Layton, Deb Holman,Michelle Bareham, Jody Poleski, Pauline Hooge, Tracy Flood. Missing Marissa Enns.SUPERIORMOTORS(Taber)LTD.Ph. 223-3537L. to R., B.R.: Todd Ginther, Cpt., Brad Litchfield, Steven Genert, Cpt., Barry Mikalson,Kevin Sheen, Clifford Hudson, Bruce Gilbertson, Jerry Gardner, Todd Francis, Robert Wilson,Jerry West, Lionel Brideson, Coach. F.R. Mark Francis, Mgr., Calvin Jones, Mgr., ByronGilbertson. Missing Arthur Palin, Reid Litchfield, Terry Workentine.SR. GIRLS'VOLLEYBALLL. to R., B.R.: Cindy Knibbs, Sherry Lothian,Mgr., R^nda Anderson, Leanne Sanderson,Shelly Lothian. M.R.: Nola Pomman, CindeeMcCulloch, Barb Murphy, Mgr., Carol Hooge.F.R. Kendy Sasaki, Tracey Kanamata. MissingSandra Bowman, Barb West, Michelle SakamotoVicki Cleland, Coach.PERDUE MOTORS (1974) LTD.Taber, AlbertaPhone 223-3571Pontiac, Buick, GMC Trucks46SR. BOYS' VOLLEYBALLL. to R., B.R.: Del Cleland, Coach, Barry Rogers, CraigMartens, John Lothian, Jay Holtman, Kip Anderson. F.R.:Mark Anderson, Danny Gow, Dennis Fujimagari. MissingDave Milliken, Mgr.Penner's Mens Wear Ltd.Downtown TaberPhone 223-3319ONE OF THE LARGEST SELECTION OF JEANS AND TOPSIN SOUTHERN ALBERTAJR. GIRLS' BASKETBALLL. to R., B.R: Mary Joe Schill, Coach, Colleen McCloy, Lonette Cline, Lorna Pauls, Lori Ripley,Leanne Pierson, Lori Sameshima, Jo Lynn Leavitt, Rhonda Ferguson, Alana Hull, Kathy Valgardson,Co-Cpt. M.R. Lori Collett, Audrey Bullock. F.R. Karen Whittaker, Matilda Bouwman, Sharon Hamilton,Virginia Meyer, Co-Cpt. Karen Shaw. Missing Pam Callan, Brenda Ikebuchi, Nancy Tudor, Mgr.,Karlen Danforth, Stat.Women's World Fashions Ltd.two stores to serve youTABER AND BOW ISLANDThe latest in fashion to suit your budget48JR. BOYS' BASKETBALLL. to R., B. R: Byron Gilbertson, Rod Wilson, JerryGardner, Kevin Sheen, Bruce Gilbertson, Mark Brewin,Dan Brewin, Jerry West, F.R. Burns Aeston, Coach,Mark Francis.Sponsored by:Gulf CentreBaHMaffiaaniuiiiicMeffiiiangHKHaiiHuitmtraisiiiBiffiaiaaMaaHHtisisaauaaanMwuaaaHannKuu^uxu-uu—*49SR. GIRLS' BASKETBALLL. to R., B.R: Dave Nelson, Coach, PamEdwards, Stat., Sharon Campbell, Co-Cpt.,Marilee Johnson, Valerie Johnson, RondaAnderson, Leanne Sanderson, Deb Brewin,Shari Jensen, Stat., Brenda Bailey, MonaFisher, Ester Hall, Cathy Baily, Co-Cpt.Missing Juanita Williams, and Peggy Williams.Southern FabricsFabrics & Notionsfor your sewingSR. BOYS' BASKETBALLR <L. to R., B. R: Marlin Anderson, Coach, Kip Anderson, Leonard Johnson, Gregg Hansen, Co-Cpt.,Trevor Johnson, Co-Cpt., Allan Jensen. F.R. Dennis Fujimagari, Mark Anderson, Perry Parker,Barry Rogers, Dave Sheen. Missing Bob Hansen, Coach.w jj> < ?J w L. to R., B. R: David Campbell, Leonard Johnson, Cpt., Allan Jensen, Robert Harding.F. R. Dennis Fujimargari, Bruce Jensen, Murry Gardner, Bob Brown. Missing Bob Hansen, Coach.51ACTIVITIESAND CLUBS52REACH FOR THE TOPL. to R: Eldon Rawleigh, Mr. Johnson,Coach John VanDyk, Mike Hamilton.Missing Dave Sheen, Rob Miyashiro.TABER ELECTRONICS5314 - 48th AvenueP.O. Box 2409Phone 223-245653JR. STUDENT COUNCILL. to R., B. R: Myrna Ostercamp, Virginia Meyer, Michelle Bareham, Spt., Bob Hagel, Adviser, LyndaCallaway, Tres., Judy Stolk, Sec., Robert Wilson, Spt., Tod Pickerell, Vice, Janice Sasaki, S.C., GlendaChristensen, Ron Spate. F.R. Byron Egeland, Dick Eto, Kevin Sheen, Pres., Lance Rempel, Allan Bodner.Missing Sigmund Bartz, Carey Turnbull, Heather Patterson, Linda Tsuji, Lori Collett, Brad Antoniuk.fl ii^ HOME FUHNISHERS LtTQPhone 223-3341Across from the Post OfficeP.O. Box 1509, Taber, Alta.FURNITURE- CARPET - APLIANCES -STEREO COMPONENTSYAMAHA-TOSHIBA54SR. STUDENT COUNCILL. to R., B. R: Diane Sheen, Pub., Carol Oshiro, Grad, MichaelHamilton, 1st Vice, Don Oliver, Adviser, Shelley Platt, Ath., HarveyTams, Tres., Kristy Sameshima, 2nd Vice, Sharon Campbell, Pub.F.R. Neil Waddle, Prod., Donna Knomata, Grad, Kendra Sanderson,Pres. Missing Dave Sheen, Sec.TOMI'S AUTO SERVICEBox 219Barnwell, Alberta55CAFETERIAL. to R., B. R: Jayne Heidinger, Harry Quong, Tracine Arnett,Brent Kilback, Mgr. F.R. Deveney Walters, Advisor, Pete Lenz,Advisor. Missing Don Baldwin, Advisor, Don Oliver, Advisor,Danny Gow, Patti Peters, Craig Martens, Colleen Desabrais, LedaHall, Janet Hooge, Cindy Jensen, Mary Ann How, ValerieJohnson, Lorrie Scramstad, Coralie Edwards, and Alan Sekura.PHONE 223-2434Walk-rite SHOESP.O. Box 1693TABER, ALBERTA, TOK 2G056HOBBY CRAFT CLUBL. to R., B. R: July Edwards, Lori Hershy, Peggy Edwards,Christine Thiessen, JaNay Francis, Ruth Edwards, Georgia Poullos,Bonny Grigor. F.R. Shanetelle Kirkvoid, Ruby Hill, Pres., DanniellePrimeau, Sec. Missing Juanita Williams, Vice.TV & Radio CenterYour Electronic CenterPhone 223-2545 47 ave. (Across from Palace Hotel)A»»ww.^^rwa».wiinM»^»»a*ttiww;^i*w.wMM^»<auuwMttwwa»»uay,wjifcw»»i^tm^'Ma«.M:MMWiw««M^57JR. SWEETHEART QUEEN"*pfowend ate oat ^oo^cik 6adcnedd-f"Fashion Flowers---------- CARDS & GIFTS-----------BOX 2215, TABER, ALBERTA, TOK 2G0FLOWERS BY WIRE CANADA LTD02-699458GREEN FRIDAYSponsored by:Roger'sHardware Ltd.!!HBHiaH^l^MMWiwwmwji»m4i™m«JM'mi FllMWUW'MiMaHSMMlltSl wran^mrawifflw^tmMBKjimiiffli 2'HaSWKmafflBKUM«UR®K^JM^59MUSICGRADE 7 BANDCharlton & GilbertsonFarm Equipment Ltd.Your Belarus dealer in Taber.Call Dale at 223-2522where service is a policy.60GRADE 8 BANDSponsored by:StedmansStoreTaber61GRADE 9 BANDJR. HIGH CHORUS62SR. HIGH CHORUSHft«K»»jBtwM^w«^tlalwittaa.T>M-«UKh^;ty.vt:MW»i»*i.wfc».*>at/^^63223-2123SR. HIGH BAND64HUNTER TRAININGFARMERS MARKET & CONFECTIONERY5317 50 Ave.Phone 223-2751FOR ALL YOUR GROCERY, MAGAZINE,RECORD, TAPE, AND CONFECTIONARYITEMS.i®®Wim®iW^M«ffi®BMS!»!;aiBi3MM»KEY CLUBL. to R., B. R: Kim Layco*ck, (Advisor), Brad Antoniuk, Scott Noble, Denzel Harris, (Pres.), Trevor Pickerel,Danny Jensen, Loren Kiester, (Vice Pres.) Robbie Katomata, Scott Oddie, Earl Mill.66PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGEMr. D. V. KilbackEach school year brings new challenges to students andstaff, requiring fresh approaches to old problems, and arevised perspective on essential goals.We have struggled this year with development of courseobjectives and evaluation plans, with more weighty finalexams, and a different budgetting system. The School Boardis holding regular meetings in the various schools, thusenabling members to become more familiar with daily operations.The cafeteria committee, under sponsorship of the seniorstudents council, is continuing to provide an effective andsatisfying service to the students and staff. We are anticipatinga substantial upgrading of the cafeteria facilities to furtherimprove this function.Our extra-curricular scene has been very exciting andimpressive this year, with outstanding accomplishment insports, the fine arts and other activities. We appreciate allthe students, teachers and other persons who have assistedwith coaching and supervising various events during the year.Our instructional program, with its breadth of academic andvocational-type courses, need periodic assessment in terms ofvalue to students and congruence with school and communityobjectives.Again, thanks to our Yearbook Committee and their advisor,Mr. Hart, for another quality production.^^•■■■•■■■^■■■■■■■••HMrtMMMMHMIHM^_ __^____i___-_^_i—_—67Science: L. to R: Del Cleland, Rex Anderson, Dale Lusk, Dick Robinson, and Ken Lawson.French: Ron MurphyMusic: Malcolm Edwards, and Milt Iverson.68English: L. to R: Laurie Chomany, Marlin Anderson, Valerie Kurio, Sharon Jones, Dora Brown, RubyHill, and Charles Hart.Social Studies: L. to R: Ron Murphy, Laurie Chomany, Eldon Litchfield, Don Ferguson, CharlesWallace, Eric Johnson, and Rell Francis.OBHBMaB ^iikbwh>>HnBiffiHUtmMiSMMiiami««iiHinBnn»raomMKaKHflmmHiiHMammac^^ iawa«mwMHmmTO«69Phys. Ed: L. to R: David Nelson and Linda Malinsky.Home Ec: L. to R: Miriam Thompson and DeveneyWalters.Math: L. to R: Don Baldwin, Joe Thompson, Frances Wilson, and Bill Lemisko. Missing Eric Johnson, andRex Anderson.70Business: L. to R: Don Oliver, and Jean Westwood. Art: Pete Lenz and missing Dora Brown.Shop: L. to R: Kim Layco*ck, J. C. Bailey.Missing Rex Schneider.Green Power Ltd.Nothing Runs Likea Deer.fiaaaMgmM^uwwBMie?^^^Special Ed. L. to R: Lionel Brideson, Mary Joe Schill, Frances Wilson, and Hazel West.Secretaries: May Woodford, Scarlett Collins.Picture to the right, Bob Hagel.72IMC and Library: Mrs. Rawleigh, Mr. Keist, and Mrs. Fuller. Junior vice principal: Rell Francis.Senior vice principal: Don Ferguson.Janitors: Mr. Gardener, Mr. Degrout, Mr. Kress, Mr.Moline, and Mr. Bullock.c?HH»!iiiraflin0jimiwaiamffi«iieo^v9m!Wi«me8««8i!imMKBagwi^NW^^^ Z^iil^.ffiXSfiiEfSiajil^^73GRAD '79&® Wl\ ^74VALEDICTORIAN: Wayne IkebuchiLots of luck to the graduates, FromPurvis Management.75<<*

W. R. Myers High School 1983

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The annual publication of the students of W. R. Myers High School Taber, Alberta. (Volume 1982-1983)pdfW.R. MYERS HIGH SCHOOL 5511-54 StreetTaber, Alberta TIG 1L5Phone: 223-22925o'114-Hxmw ^wamWMWfe (Waswwna,«MMMM @^*VWMM BWMFWBMBMMMK MOM WOT aWMB SIMMWH MM HMM MM MKMIWW WH OM MW MB^WWWBWSfo.WW»rW»«WWW MM*MM MMWjam■•■ >m miis® «jmi a®WWTThe 1983 edition of the WR Myers Yearbook is dedicated to the first Canadianexpedition to conquer Mt. Everest —for their skills, strength, determination, andcourage to carry on even when faced with death —for their success in“REACHING NEW HEIGHTS”1Those who are willing to takesteps enough3It is moreimportantto know wherewe are goingthan to getthere quickly4Once again this year W. R. Myers students were askedto give their opinions on several topics.The progressive conservative party was the favoritepolitical party in an election. Favorite cars ranged fromFerrari's to Mustangs. The top song was "Mickey” byTony Basil. And finally the least favorite actress wasBrooke Shields.ELECTIONSIf there was an election who wouldyou vote for?1. Progressive Conservative2. The Rhino Party3. Mark Erancis (alias ‘‘the King")4. Ronald Reagan5. WCCHonorable Mention:Dale LuskBEST BEATS1. Mickey2. Nobody3. Industrial Disease4. Can’t Hurry Love5. Love Me Tomorrow6. Hard to Say I’m Sorry7. Maneater8. Eye in the Sky9. Eye of the Tiger10. Juvenile AmericanPrincessSOARING SUPERSTARS1. Harlequin2. Chicago3. Asia4. Head Pins5. Street Heart6. Dire Straights7. REO Speedwagon8. John Cougar9. Journey10. Air Supply6THE UN-FAVORITES1. Brooke Shields2. Larry Hagman3. Susanne Sommers4. Mary Tyler Moore5. Joan CollinsTOP JOBS1. Farmer2. Secretary3. Computer Related4. Gigolo5. Cosmetologist7One good thing about the future is that it comes one day at a time.The activities at theprovincial park started at1 p.m. with a bucketbrigade. The group wasdivided into approximatelyfour equal teams. Theawesome team 4, led byMr. Koski, were thefastest at passing thebucket from the ballparkto the hilltop. Therefore,they were also the first tofill their 5 gallon bucketand win the event.The next event, the lograce, saw teams 4 and 2tie. The team had tocarry their log from theballpark, through thecamp area, and thenacross the river. The firstteam to get 25 membersacross won.Center: And the winner of thewet T-shirt contest is . ..Right: Would you believe E.T.’ssisterFar right: Key Club travelingincognito.10The final event of that day wasa tug-of-war. The four teams hada contest in which team #3emerged victorious. To end it all,the school split into two teams forthe last tug-off of the day. Toeveryone’s astonishment, the ropebroke leaving the competitorspiled like dominoes.Top left: Clayton Young’s version of a rubberduckie.Top right: Neil Powell pours the winningbucket.Center: The battlefield.Left: Mr. Johnson going ape. “Eat yourheart out Clyde!”1113“S!” “P!” The cheerleaders screamed . . . “S!” “P!” the students screamedback. “I!” “R!” yelled the cheerleaders . . . “I!” “R!” they yelled back .. .“I!” “T!” “What does it spell?” “SPIRIT!”The pep rallies over the past school year really had a lot of spirit. Studentsand teachers got in and found out how much fun pep rallies can be. Contests,plays and presentations have all been part of making our pep rallies thegreatest.One of the memorable pep rallies was the one at the beginning of our 1982school year. During this, the grade 12 victoriously won the pyramid contestand the grade 11 won the rowdy flag award. The P.E. 20-30 class also performedtheir aerobics for us.The Christmas assembly was just as fun. Presentations were made toteachers by none other than Santa Claus. This pep rally ended with the wholestudent body joining in and singing Christmas carols.Student pep rallies this year have really been a success and have shownthat W. R. Myers has “SPIRIT!”1415Back Row: Richard Pierson, Mark Brewin, Jerry West, Cliff Hudson, Arthur Hashizume, Neil Powell, Tony Fiedler, Allen Bodner, Miles Lowen5th Row: Cam Ireland, Casey Carlson, Steven Harris, Scott Paun, Brad Litchfield, Mark Francis, Don Boyle, Derrick Krizsan, Rodney Langkopf, Bernie Krahn4th Row: Rod Sassa, Todd Pickerel!, John Strugari, Byron Gilbertson, Ron Wagner, Gary Allred, Dick Eto, Jim Hendricks, Trevor Tomlinson, Keith Rawleigh3rd Row: Roxanne Kurio, Barbara Edwards, Nancy Hoogerdijk, Betty Roth, Sandra Cole, Lorene Edwards, Devany Veres, Ann Russell, Holman, Cara-Lee Ireland, Jody Christensen, Arlene Strugari, Michelle Nielsen2nd Row: Lynn Fletcher, Lisa Cannady, Pam Callan, Audrey Bullock, Shelley Vanderwal, Sharon Hamilton, Sharon Valgardson, Lori Popilchak, Karen Pyrch, Marissa Enns, Judy MiyashiroFront Row: Kathy Maloney, Linda Fekete, Sheila Evanson, Cathy Evanson, Myrna Ostercamp, Karlen Danforth, Jody Parry, Rhonda Ferguson, Darlene Shaw, Wanda Lund, Lorna PaulsGrad '83 — Struggling around the ice arena for the80th time for the Skate-a-thon; Having your mother buy8 boxes of grapefruit to sell your quoto; Filling out nosyquestionnares; Practices of every kind — Pasting on asmile for those endless pictures; Hoping not to spill anyfood on you at the banquet; Finally realizing, happy butsad, that it’s all over and everything is now history.TANNER FARMS LTDPhone; 223-4167 — 223-2582 Barnwell17Clockwise from top left:Allan BodnarWilfred BouwmanDon BoyleMark BrewinAudrey BullockPamela CallanLisa CannadyCasey CarlsonSandra ColeKarlen Danforth18Barbara EdwardsGreg EdwardsLorene EdwardsMarissa EnnsDick EtoCathy EvansonSheila EvansonLinda FeketeRhonda FergusonTony Fiedler19Clockwise from top leftLynn FletcherMark FrancisByron GilbertsonSharon HamiltonSteven HarrisArthur NashizumeArlene HaynesJim HendricksLori HolmanNancy Hoogerdijk20Clockwise from top leftClif HudsonBonnie IkedaCam IrelandCar a-Lee IrelandBernard KrahnDernck KriszanRoxanne KurioRodney LangkopfBrad LitchfieldMiles Loewen21Wanda LundKathy MaloneyMolly MatherJudy MyashiroMichelle NielsenMyrna OstercampJody ParryLorna PaulsTod Pickerel IRichard Pierson22Clockwise from top leftLori Popilchak Neil Powell Karen Pyrch Keith Rawleigh Bart Robinson Betty Roth Ann RussellRod Sassa Darlene Shaw Amy ShimbashClockwise from top leftGeorge Shimbashi Arlene St rugari John Strugari Trevor Tomlinson Carrie Valgardson Sharon Valgardson Shelley VanderwalDerany Veres Ron Wagner Heathe WarbrickJerry WestClayton YoungGrade 1225VALEDICTORIAN — ROXANNE KURIOWe are a group of friends, fellow students, parents, and teachersmeeting tonight under the most pleasant circ*mstances to participatein our graduation ceremony. The diplomas we will receiveattest to the proficiency and application during our high schoolyears. With the support of those people gathered here this evening,we have attained the credentials to go on to meet the new challengeswhich lie ahead of us.Yet this evening is not without a touch of sadness. This is the lastopportunity we shall have to meet as students and it may well be thelast occasion at which all of will be present.Because this may be our final meeting together, it might be wellto look over the road we have just travelled.Three years ago we entered high school perhaps with a trace ofhesistance and uncertainty about our immediate outlook asstudents. Gradually we put to rest those uncertainties and went onto acquire the education and training that we had sought.Another group of benefits, not so easily measured were also acquiredalong the way. I refer to such things as the ability to getalong with one another. To understand better the word “sportsmanship”.To have clearer the appreciation of the rewards which resultfrom perserverance and application.Those of us who, perhaps a bit skeptically entered this schoolthree years ago, have learned today that there is a reward for effort,and that only real effort produces a genuine reward.Success and achievement is seldom the product of just one’s ownefforts. Therefore our thoughts turn to those people who contributedthe most to our individual successes. I refer of course to our teachersand parents who often had to scold, conjole, console, and through itall lend guidance and support. Perhaps our expressions of gratitudecan best be manifested in the coming years by whatever accomplishmentsthat may become ours.Soon it will be time to pursue new goals. We will face them withoptimism, with courage, with determination.Each one of us will soon begin a journey alone toward a chosentask in life. The journey may not always be without its difficultiesand temporary setbacks, however, I am confident the virtues andprinciples which have been bestowed upon us in the past will serveas well in the future.Shortly the vacant places we leave behind tonight will be filled byothers, just as eager, just as anxious, just as determined to succeed.It is our sincere wish that all the pleasant and valuable experienceswhich have been ours, will in due course be theirs.When their turn comes may they be as sorry to leave as we arethis evening.Sponsored by:EVANSON FARMS (1975) LTDSponsored by:MILLIKEN FARM SUPPLIES26Class BrainsRoxanne Kurio and Mark BrewinClass ClownBest PersonalityCathy Evanson and Rod SassaSharon Hamilton and Art HashizumasKIRK’S TIRE LTD.27Most Likely to SucceedBest All AroundCathy Evanson and George ShimbashiJudy Miyashiro and Mark BrewinBest AthleteSharon Hamilton and Neil PowellJOHNSON’S DRUG STORE28Class LeaderBrad Litchfield and Amy ShimbashiMost FriendlyBest LookingLori Popilchak and Jim HendriksGeorge Shimboshi and Bonnie IkedaTABER IGA29As Far As My Eyes Can See...TRIWELL OILFIELD CONSTRUCTIONLTD.Box 880 Phone: 223-3292Taber, Alberta30SOMEWHERE IN THEMIST OF TIME, WHENTHEY ASKED ME IF IKNEW YOU, TD SMILEAND SA Y YOU WERE AFRIEND OF MINEDOUG’S HAIR HUTPERDUE MOTORS LTD.31Just Yesterday.32Bonnie IkedaMyrna OstercampJohn StrugariBarbara EdwardsLinda Fekete331. “Mommy look what I found, can we keep her?” squealed NancyHoogerdijk.2. Michelle Neilsen. “More beans please."3. “More! More! More!” cried Rhonda Ferguson4. “I was born a Coal Miner’s daughter.” chimed Lisa Cannady5. and 6. Sheila Evanson still doesn’t know what’s happening when a boy callsher for a date.7. “Bio Blues,” groaned Ron Wagner.8. “Tod Pickerell and Jim? . . . Steadies?”34David AndersonJulie AndersonKelly BaranyKevin BeierLinette BossertJack BrewinDelwin CapnerCharles CharltonAllen ChowJohn ChowPaul ChowSherry ChristensenLonnie ClineSherry ColletCarol DesabraisFrank DonkerbrookSheri EvansonTodd FallonShelley FehrStanley FehrBruce FletcherTracey FloodMichelle FongAlbert FriesenAllan FriesenSusan GenertConnie GowbatteriesAUTOMART (1977) LTD.AUTOMOTIVE, INDUSTRIAL ANDFARM SUPPLIESP.O. BOX 2286, TABER, ALBERTA, TOK 2G0PHONE 223 - 3444BEARINGSAUTOMART 1981 LTD.BOW ISLAND, 545-225636“Paving the way for the future may mean more ambitious climbs”Dwight HarrisLisa HarrisHolly HiebBrad HillMark HirchDebbie HolmanPauline HoogeAgnes HoogerdykBrenda IkebuchiCaroline JensenCorrine JensenMogens JustLouise KagaLunnecc KernerDeedra KirkvoidKenten KlicsTrond LarsenLinda LaytonSharia LloydHollis MiyanagaLinda MudriDawn NelsonRenee PahlHeather PattersonBelinda PetersonHayley PetersCam PetersonBeth PetrieLeanne PiersonL ori PurvisRichard RempleLori RipleyKelly RobertsGREEN POWER LTD [>1Phone 223-3588 — Taber, Alberta TOK 2GO Phone 833-3811; Office 833-3804 - Burdett, Alberta TOK OJO37“Those who do not climb “mountains" will never fully understand those who do."Shari RomboughLori SameshimaKevin SassaDarren SawadaDarrell SawatskyI ori Srhmid(I vclyn SchmittKaren SchneiderI , ron SemakaGam ShieldCindy ShukinShirley StolkDanny TkaczykPattv TomiyamaCathy TothLinda TusjiPaul I urcato|I||I||HNorman TurtleElaine UranoLinda Van DykJoe VantHofLeonard VartyEddy WeippertCora WesterhoudReg WilkRod Wilson223-4947 custom designers ano printers 223-4957 A’T'V^CAMERA-SHY GRADE ELEVENS - AlanBarstad, Lynn Christenson, Cindy Collins, WesLawson, Rhonda Layton, Brent Morrison, SusanPalin, David Wall, Brent WeibeWOODTRAVELFOR ALL YOUR TRAVEL NEEDSTABER, ALBERTASpecialty Advertising Tickets Business Forms EnvelopesLetterheads Flyers Rubber Stamps Booklets, 4 -. J ,BO> )35) TABER ALBERTABOX 759I \BER. \BTOK2GO223-4421GOOD LUCK TO THE W.R.MYERS GRADUATING CLASS38Tania AlienPaul AndersonSandra XndersonKevin ArndtDixie BacedaDoug BaileyRandy BakerDarren BennettDarryl BennettReynold BergenRobert BoseRonnie BraunKathleen BrewinNeil BrewinMelanie BullockDeedee CallanSheila CampbellSusan CherneskiBambi ChilesShannon ChipmanEdmond ChowMurry CookTony CoulsonScott DavidsonOralee DowMichelle DunsmoreTracey EcklundShannon ErnesTammy EndoLisa EvansonKathy EppBrenda FeldsbuschLinda FielderBrad FirthGrant FitchRhonda FletcherKim FrancisDawn FranzSheila FugimagariPatty HansenFiona HardingMike HardingSponsored by BOX 100, BarnwellSHIMBASHI FARMS LTD39“One doesn’t become a ‘climber’ without courage”Bev HarperLeonard HaynesRod HigaBlake HillJim HillJanene I tollmanWayne HoodKathy HoustonElaine IkebuchiDebbie IkedaKelly JamesKevin JamesTammy JensenTom JensenCara JohnsonCarla JohnsonNina JohnsonLeslie JuryLorri KeelerTim KrahnLeif LarsenCurtis LawlorRobert LaytonDarby LethTodd LundMyrna LuskAndy MacNamaraAnnie MartensBrett MartinMelonie McCartyTwyla McPheeDavid MilesMark MiyanagaScott MorrisonLonnie MurphyMurry MykytiwSOUTHERN FABRICS LTDP.O. BOX 1206 TABER,40“Climbers realize our dreams, demonstrating as theygo the personal strengths and courage hidden in all mankindJane JSicholsonStacey PaunPaw PedersonRonda PetersSusan PetersWade PickerellDarren PlettlRita RacaLinda RadkeMyrna RobinsonLynne RothJenny RussellDavid SawatskyDam SchmalitzRandy SchmitzJody SlavikDebbie SmithSherry StaplesDiane StolkDeb TkaazykChuck UranoLeonard VanderwalSusan VibholmDarrell VisserEddy WarbrickLee WeippertBilly WenbourneAngela WilliamsCAMERA SHY GRADE TENS — Barbara Alderdice, Shane Bigelow, Trent Frtiz. Paul Giroux, Darren Macleod, Michael Moore,Renae Shaw, Tom Tilleman, Susan Valley.|RADE ARK Builders Supply Ltd.5524 - 48 Avenue — Box 2528 — Taber, AlbertaPhone 223-4977, 223-3594Concrete Division — 223-312641Each school year has its unique characteristics andconcerns. This might well be termed the year of Com-prehensivesand Computers. On the one hand we areconfronted with a set of external exams andsignificantly higher requirements for obtaining a highschool diploma. The greatest impact will be felt by thelower-achieving students who may have to acceptsome alternative other than the previously anticipateddiploma. On the other hand, we see some excitingpossibilities for incorporating computer technology intoinstructional and administrative procedures.During this time of economic restraint, we are facedwith a need to carefully examine priorities in ourschool program and to select those activities which willprovide most educational benefit to our students. Thisassessment is reflected in decisions as to how budgetdollars are expended for supplies, equipment, and studenttravel.Special events have included the Day at the Park,the trip to Europe, and presentations by Rick’s Collegeand the Covenant Players. The Graduation Committeehas again worked diligently to prepare for animportant and colorful annual event.Our inter-school sports programs have once morebeen highly successful, thanks to the tremendous effortsof our students and their coaches and to substantialcommunity support. The fine arts programs inmusic, art, and drama are a very worthwhile complementto our academic core. A stage band for studentswith special interests, and scheduled in addition toregular band, has made exemplary contributions tothe school. In home economics, industrial arts, andbusiness education, our students have received practicalknowledge and skills applicable to direct job opportunitiesor in preparation for further training.The new Vandalism Reduction program has succeededthreefold — property damage has decreased,students are assuming greater responsibility for theirbehavior, and Students Council has benefited from themoney saved and contributed by the School Board.Under the direction of C. Hart, the students in oursmall Journalism class have included in their productionsa weekly column for the Taber Times, severaleditions of a school newspaper, and the Yearbookitself. We extend sincere thanks and appreciation tothis class for their outstanding quality work andperformance.— D. KilbackVEGASBILLIARDS AND ARCADEWeekdays 11 am — 11 pm Sunday 12 pm — 8 pm43R. ANDERSONPhysics,MathJ. C. BAILEYIndustrial Ed.D. BALDWINMathematicsL. CHILESSecretaryD. CLELANDBiology,Phys. Ed.M. FULLERSecretaryC. HARTEnglish,DramaE. JOHNSONSocial Studies,MathematicsJ. KEASTLibrarianD. KILBACKPrincipalK. KONOFFArt,Phys. Ed.G. KOSKIEnglishK. LAYco*ckIndustrial Ed.D. LUSKChemistryR. MURPHYFrench,OccupationsJ. OLIVERTyping,Law,AccountingJ. REIDBand,ChorusT. ROLLINGSONPhys. Ed.,Social SciencesR. SCHNEIDERIndustrial Ed.,MathM. THOMPSONClothing44J. WESTWOODTypingD. WALTERSFoodsC. WALTERSSocial Studies,Phys. Ed.45Grade TenKelly Bar any 92%Norman Turtle 88.8 %oPatty Tomiyama 87%oPaul Chow 86.2%Dawn Nelson 82.4%Grade ElevenCathy Evanson 90.8%Roxanne Kuno 88.8 %oLorene Edwards 88.6 %oLina Cho 86.8 %oMark Brewin 84.8 %>Rates You Can Grow With at the CommerceCanadian Imperial Bank of CommerceBox 2139 Taber, Albert;46Revelstoke Companies Ltd.Taber, AlbertaPh.223-445147ROBINSON AGENCIES LTD5315 — 48 AVENUE, P.O. BOX 1030TABER, ALBERTA TOK 2GO PH. (403) 323-3505ALL CLASSES OF INSURANCE TELEX 03-8492924849Back Row, left to right: Cara-LeeIreland, Sheila Fujimagari, AudreyBullock, Sharon Hamilton, CarolDesabrais, Pauline Hooge, JaneneHoltman, Dennis Fugimagari (coach)Front Row: Suzanne Vibholm, ConnieGow, Jody Parry, Rhonda FergusonCharleton and GilbertsonFarm EquipmentEast on 54th Ave. Taber, AlbertaPhone: 223-2522 P.O. Box 610BELARUSFarm Equipment50This year the girls’ volleyballteam had a very successful season.The starting six players were allreturning players, consisting of:Sharon Hamilton (captain), AudreyBullock, Rhonda Ferguson, JodyParry, Pauline Hooge, and ConnieGow. The reaminder of the teamwere: Lynnece Kerner, CarolDesabrais, Myrna Robinson, SheilaFujimagari, and Suzanne Vibholm.Our manager this year was Cara-Lee Ireland.Our team started this year off ona good note by winning the preseasontournament. Many tournamentsfollowed, which we alsohad a great deal of success in. Wewon the pre-season, post-season,league, and zone tournaments. Weplaced second in all three MedicineHat high school tournaments. Theseason was topped off by us going toprovincials and capturing thirdspot. It has been quite a few yearssince a girls team from Myers hasgone to the provincial tournament,but with the help of a great guy wemade it. That great guy is DennisFujiamgari, our coach. We wouldlike to extend a special thank-youto him for all the time, effort, andsupport he gave us. Without him wewouldn’t have made it. We also appreciatedall the support fromstudents, teachers, and the parents,we had a good year and a greattime.“Thanks, Fuji”Chinook Gardens RestaurantSpecializing in Chinese CuisineLicensed Dining RoomPh. 223-2632 Banquet Facilities — Take Out Service Taber5152MYERS VOLLEYBALL 19821982 was supposed to be a poor year forMyers — but somebody forgot to tell theplayers. Neil Powell was the only returningstarter; we had no returning setters; and onlynine people showed up at the beginning of theyear. Of this nine, one couldn’t handle the practicesand quit after the first week, and anotherwas forced to quit early in the season. This leftseven players, one more than absolutelynecessary, only 2 grade 12’s, 3 grade 1 l’s, and 2grade 10’s, one returning starter and no setterdid not look good.Dick Eto became an instant setter. Setting200 balls a day and having the same expected ofhim as we would an experienced setter gave noroom to be anything but good.Cam Shields started as a typical grade 11 —good skills but easy to psyche out — not mentallyexperienced. He caught heck every gamefor the first half of the season. At the end hecould probably take on anybody.Jody Slavik was a grade 10 player who wasshort. All he had was guts, good coordination,and tremendous strength. Jody got chewed outmore than anybody on the team, but he took it,learned and had a tremendous first year.Rob Layton was the surprise I needed. Grade10’s don’t normally play. The game is new tothem, and they don’t have the size, strength,and skill to compete. Rob was tall, strong, coordinatedand learned amazingly fast — the bestgrade 10 player I saw this year.Dave Anderson was a grade 11 player. Hestarted the year with one year of practice underhis belt and not one inch taller than grade 10.Nobody expected him to hit, but he could. Hewas a hustler with a good team attitude.Neil Powell was my only starter. I expected alot of Neil. When Neil was hot, we won. Whenhe was off, and that happens, we struggled.Neil’s big improvement was in attitude. He wasa team leader in practice and was positive to thegame all year.Dwight Harris started a year late — hisgrade

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The annual publication of the students of W. R. Myers High School Taber, Alberta. (Volume 1967-1968)pdfW.R. MYERS HIGH SCHOOL 5511-54 StreetTaber, Alberta TIG 1L5Phone: 223-2292PRESENTING^mtl '68W.R. MYERS HIGH SCHOOL LINDA FONG,TABER, ALBERTA EDITORDawn of Wisdom "Aurora Sapientiae”D is for determination to get an education...A is the ability to use what we have learned...W the wealth of knowledge we have obtained...N is for the novices that we no longer are...O is for the many opportunities we have had...F is for foundations of our future firmly laid...W is willingness to strive always for improvement...I is insperation that keeps us ever trying...S is for success that comes to those who earn it...D is the desire to develop understanding...O is ever onward? and onward we will go...M is what we all can achieve?a mature outlook on life...DedicationThis term is one that Mr. Frank Semaka, ourvice-principal, will always remember. He washonored this school year by a special day dedicatedto him. This year also, he received the CentennialMedal in recognition of his dedication to theteaching profession. These honors, however, werelong overdue. All Myer's students have long recognizedhis great contribution to education and theirlives.Working through 25 graduations and hundredsof students is his greatest fame. But as well as thesethings, often most remembered are the small thingswhich show the feelings and energies that hispupils can acknowledge. What other teacher couldhandle detention duties for as long a duration withthe only complaint of the large number of studentswho perhaps sometimes fail to appear? Who elsecould liven up the lecture with an occasional story, oran explanation of poker or a sour joke? No studentwho has ever had the experience of being in any ofhis classes can ever forget his style, personality, andwit.The little recognition-little in the light of hisachievements and contributions-that Mr. Semakahas received-will always be foremost in hismemories. But may he always delight in thememories of his many students and have the satisfactionof knowing that, although we do not oftenshow it, we are truly grateful to him for thetremendous influence he has had on our lives. It iswith great sincerity that we say, "We're proud ofyou, Mr. Semaka. "Dawn ’68 StaffAcknowledgementsThe staff of Dawn '68 gratefullyacknowledges the assistance and supportof: Mr. Baldwin, our advisor, and the W.R. Myers faculty and staff; Mr. Geraghty'sPeriod 5 English 20 class who eagerlysacrificed their English period to help outwhen a deadline had to be met; Mr.Brownbill, who patiently toted his cameraliterally up, down, and around the schoolfor us; Mr. Lawson, Charles Enman, andthe Photo Club for the many fine pictureswhich are an invaluable part of the yearbook;the many anonymous students who,though not officially staff members, werealways willing to give any assistance; and,all those who, in any way, havecontributed to the Dawn '68.MAY YOU BE PROUD OF YOUREFFORTS !Executive: Phillip Peterson, Adv. Man. ; TerryHolman, Bus. Man. ; Susan Hattori, Asst. Ed. ;Linda Fong, Ed. ; Brenda Donick, Asst. Ed. ; BurtonConrad, Layout. Also: Linda Wall, Co-Layout;Gwenne Halma, Sec. ; Valeen Jensen, Art.Editorial1This year's edition of The Dawn is unlike anyprevious one in content and concept. The Dawn'68 has been an experiment, a challenging,exciting and satisfying experiment.In an effort to present more "action" we havetried to dispense with as many as possible of thetraditional still group pictures and dull clubreports often borrowed from previous years. Intheir place, we have experimented with new,varied group poses, unique layout techniques,more interesting copy ( reports ) and newmaterials.We are aware that not all of our revolutionaryideas will be approved of. However, it is ourhope that those who are dissatisfied will supportthe next staff with their suggestions and assistance.Like any experiment, the Dawn '68 hasrequired an extraordinary amount of time andtedious effort. A common comment among ourstaff, none of whom had had any previous experiencewith the production of a yearbook,was, "I never realized there was so much workinvolved!" The yearbook is thus the efforts ofmany; my thanks are extended to all thoseresponsible.It is when we view the actual publishedproduct, instead of a paraphernalia of assortedpictures, bits of typing, dummy pages, andlayout mats, that our efforts become aworthwhile experience.Our experiment will be justified and deemedsuccessful if the Dawn '68 gives you much toreminisce of this school year.Linda Fong ( Editor )Taber DivisionSchool BoardSTANDING: M. Smith, H. Anderson, D. Greenaway, G. Gillespie, Dr. W.P. Eddy, Supt. of Schools; A.Walfer. SITTING: J. Mereski, T. Parkinson, Len J. Wright, T. Thiessen.AdministrationFacultyStaffMr. Semaka, Vice-Principal; Mr. George, Principal; Mr. Francis, Vice-Principal.Administration - "The Top Three"These three gentlemen have been entrusted withthe awesome task of guiding the education of theeight hundred not-so-studious pupils of Myers. Fulfillingtheir duties efficiently, they hold the respectof all. Thank you, Mr. George, Mr. Semaka, andMr. Francis for your devoted, untiring efforts and forthe interest shown in each one of us . . . you havetruly added much to our memories of high school!Congratulations to Linda Fong and her committeefor the long hours of work and planning that haveresulted in this fine edition of '68 Dawn. A realeffort has been made to make this yearbook unique.Preserved between its covers is the history of a yearat Myers School. In addition to the pictures of allthe students- the pictures of the activities rangingfrom initiation to graduation are a storehouse ofmemories. The publishing of this yearbook istruly a worthwhile venture.I would like to share with all the readers of thisYearbook a definition of education. Education is nota thing or a place; it is a process. Education is theprocess of producing a person who is publicly usefuland privately happy. Education is not to be confusedwith attendance at school. Attendance may benecessary but it does not guarantee an education.Education is the spark of insight into a problem, it isthe revealing of relationships between events, it isthe appreciation of the struggle of minds that hasprovided us with the tremendous fund of knowledgethat is now ours. Education is listening to the spokenword and reading the written word; it is taking theideas of others, analyzing and sifting them, andcoming up with a conclusion or generalization ofone's own.Education is learning to accept responsibility forone's own actions whether that action be lack ofpreparation for an exam, or whether that action behookey playing-both have consequences that are theresponsibility of the doer.Education is probing the internal organs of apreserved frog, it is developing a skill of the basketballfloor, it is polishing and refining an essay, it ismaking a painting come to life, it is struggling witha complex problem.Thus, education is a many faceted diamond, witheach facet requiring the effort of the learner topolish it to brilliance. Education is obtained bythose who work for it.I believe that the facilities, program and staffat Myers school are among the best to be found inAlberta. May I urge all who have the opportunity totake full advantage of the education availablehere.James L. George( Principal )into TomorrowsMrs. M. Allen-P. E.Mr. R. Anderson-Sc. , MathMr. A. Anderson-Math, Bk.Mr. J. Bailey-Shop, MaterialsMr. D. Baldwin-Math, Sc.Miss H. Barlow-Home Ec. , FoodsMr. R. Beck-Biology, Sc.Mr. H. Berg-Math, Ind. ArtsMrs. D. Brown-Art, HealthMr. C. Burke-Typing, Bk. , Bus. FundMrs. H. Campbell-TypingMr. R. Dick-Drama, Soc. StudiesMr. D. Ferguson-P. E. , Soc. Stu.Mr. R. Francis-HealthMr. J. Geraghty-Eng. , Lang.Mr. L. Higley-O.P., ShorthandMr. L. Hoogerdijk-MathMr. M. Iverson-MusicMiss M. Johnson-Home Ec. , FoodsMrs. E. Kiester-Home Ec. , Fab.Mr. K. Lawson-ScienceMr. B. Leavitt-Pow. Meeh. , Ind. ArtsMr. L. Lewsaw-Lang. , Lit.Mr. E. Litchfield-Soc. StudiesFacultyMr. W. Mathis-MusicMrs. L. McMullen-Lang. , FrenchMr. N. Morrison-Lang. , Eng.Mr. R. Murphy-FrenchMr. D; Nelson-P. E.Mr. T. Olson-Lang. , Occ.Mr. Pinkney-Soc. , Econ.Mr. R. Robinson-Sc. , Chem.Mrs. L. Rolfson-Eng. , Lit.Mr. R. Schneider-Graphics, Occ. , Soc.Mr. F. Semaka-MathMr. R. Sheen-OccupationsMr. R. Silvers-Social StudiesMr. D. Slawenwhite-Soc. StudiesMrs. N. Smith-LibrarianMrs. G. SmithMiss M. Snowden-O. P. , ShorthandMr. M. Stephani-Eng. , Lit. , Lang.Mr. J. Thompson-MathMiss F. Tyo-Lit. , HealthMrs. M. Voth-MathWe'll all take a spare today.Our Hard Working StaffMr. W. Tucker( Division Courier )Mrs. G. Smith, Librarian; Mrs. N. Smith Librarian; Mrs. H. West, I.M. C. Coordinator.CUSTODIANS: Mr. Bullock, Mr. Jones, Mr. De Groot, Mr. Tufts.SECRETARIES: Mrs. J. Stone and Miss L. SantoniIndustrial Material Centre WorkersLibrary AssistantsIn MemoriamOn June 8, 1968, the W.R. Myers School was saddenedby the sudden death of Tom Nelson, a popular sport's enthusiast.Since coming to Myers five years ago from Stirling, Tomhad made many friends and had become well-known inSouthern Alberta high school basketball circles as an All-Star.It is in his memory that we dedicate this page of Dawn'68 to Tom.Graduation '68BANQUETMistress of Ceremonies- Diane CliftonInvocation - Greg FrancisTOASTS:The Queen - Jim CorbettThe Parents - Wendy WoodReply - Mr. B. WoodThe Teachers - Ian MillerReply - Mr. R. BeckThe School Board - Kirk FongReply - Mr. L. WrightThe Graduands - Karen NeumanReply - Linda Fong•■ ■ Mr. George, Principal, gives opening remarks.CEREMONIESPrelude of Band MusicPROCESSIONALdirected by Miss P. SakatchPRINCIPAL'S MESSAGEMr. James L. GeorgeCLASS HISTORYBette Jo HammanVALEDICTORIAN - Bruce ConradTRIPLE TRIO "I Believe""The Halls of Myers”GUEST SPEAKER - Dr. W. A. S. SmithPresident of the U of LMYERS SENIOR BANDPRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS ANDAWARDS Mr. F. SemakaRECESSIONALGRADUATION AWARDSATHLETIC - Joan Cannady, Alan OmataniLEADERSHIP - James CorbettCITIZENSHIP - Ian MillerLITERARY - Linda Fong, Rea JensenMUSIC - Burton ConradDRAMA - Suzanne KarrenSMALL "M" - Bruce Conrad, Burton Conrad, LindaFong, Linda MikalsonGREGG SHORTHAND CERTIFICATESMargaret Cannady, Rose Doell,Gwenne Halma, Maxine SantoniSUPERIOR MOTORS LTD. SCHOLARSHIP$25. 00 to the outstanding Grade 12commercial student - Coralie ArnettClass ’68 HistoryBette Jo HammanWe, the graduating class of '68, were born smackin the middle of the 20th century.To be alive in such an age.With every year a lightningPage.Turned in the world's great wonderbook.Whereas the learning nations look.When men speak strong for brotherhood;For peace and universal good.We are the product of the years which passed byfast and furious in a changing world following WorldWar II, we were part of the twist, the Beatles, colortelevision, jet propulsion, Canada's Centennial, thespace era, the New Math, go-go dancers and themini-skirt.Think of that glorious golden morning ofSeptember, 1956, Brave mothers of Dr. Hamman,Central, Barnwell, Kinniburgh, and the L. T.Westlake districts clasped the eager ones tightly bythe hand as the little rascals skipped along, anticipatingthe grand adventure of school. With scrubbedfaces and toothless smiles, we took the first steptoward the future which so hopefully belonged to us.It was a new and very different world. We enteredtimidly, because it was a world of faces we did notknow. It was our secret fear that the teacher wouldexpect us to read and write on the first day. We hadshy fears of having to go to the bathroom and notwanting to ask.But after the first week, school was a place oflaughter, scuffling feet, whispers, and old friends.Listening intently, we ventured through the magicdoors of storylands. Then joy burst upon us as webegan to understand, following directions, andthinking for ourselves. We rested our little heads onour desks and peeked, squirmed, and suppressed ourgiggles, for the minutes of rest seemed so endless.During elementary school, we blessed the reliefof recess as we ran, jumped, and shouted after beingsubdued for over an hour. We remember the refreshingcoolness of the drinking fountain water; the goodsmell of fresh air; and the freedom in games ofbaseball. We learned to accept criticism when wedid something wrong.In 1962, we, of different schools met on acommon stamping ground in Junior High. We weretogether--our country cousins of Kinniburgh, thesophisticated ones of Central, the intellectuals ofDr. Hamman, and the delinquents of L. T. Westlakewho played a mean game of football, with the girlsas the star quarterbacks.We were all enthusiastic, typical twelve yearolds; bursting with energy, often noisy, very talkative,and almost immune to discipline. The hallswere our domain. Our lockers were everybody’slockers; our books belonged to anyone, and we werealways in a mad scramble to get to class on time.I'm sure we all remember waving our green slipsfrantically as we brazenly entered the classroom lateagain. Detentions became an extracurricular activitywhere we met our pals at noon hour. Without a doubt,we were little monsters in Junior High.In Autumn, 1965, our happy, carefree schooldaysresumed. Barnwell cummuters became partof our happy crowd of teeny boppers.During our high school days, we became moreserious as we realized our school demanded the priceof discipline, hard work, and patience.Tonight, we fully appreciate to be alive insuch an age.To Live to it!To Give to it!ValedictoryBruce Conrad"All who have meditated in the art of governing mankind have been convincedthat the fate of empires depends on the education of youth. ”Those were the words of the ancient philosopher, Aristotle, commentingon the vital role of education in his time. In our time, the need for educationis much greater. Our happiness, economic success, and well-being in thefuture depend on the extent of your education.Our technology today is expanding more rapidly than it has ever donebefore in the history of man. Many new books, especially those on scientificsubjects, become out-dated within five to ten years from the time they arepublished. The use of automation is increasing. Computers speed up the handlingof business; run all sorts of establishments from airports to libraries; andare an indispensible aid to scientific research. They are also essential tonational defence. The heart of the NORAD defence system is a giant computerwhich keeps tab on hundreds of flying objects simultaneously and warns ofenemy attack. These remarkable devices are the products of the well-trainedminds of the past. But many people are needed now, and many more will beneeded in the future, just to keep our defense systems up to date. It is indeedtrue that the fate of impires depends on the education of the youth.We graduands have, for the past twelve years, been learning the factswhich will enable us to take our place in the future. We have not been alonein this effort. Many teachers have laboured to give us the knowledge of pastcenturies. Facts which have been accumulating for hundreds of years are nowour personal possessions thanks to their efforts. To our parents we also extendour personal gratitude. They have given us the rather firm encouragement thatwe have needed at times. Yes, our thanks go to all those who have so painstakinglyprepared us for success in the future; a future full of promise.We will be sorry to leave these familiar hallways and classrooms. Theyhave been the scene of so many happy moments, and the backdrop for somany distressing problems. They will remain in our memories forever.Our high school preparation is now complete; we are ready to go ourseparate ways and face the great challenges that lie ahead. May we forge forwardfearlessly and make our lives as successful and enjoyable as our highschool days have been. 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W. R. Myers High School 2018

Author: W. R. Myers High School
Publication venue: W. R. Myers High School
Publication date: 01/01/2023
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The annual publication of the students of W. R. Myers High School Taber, Alberta. (Volume 2017-2018)pdfEvery year W. R Myers, D.A. Ferguson, and Central Elementary School hold a TriSchoolBBQ every September. It is a great opportunity for students, parents andteachers to mingle, get to know each other, and have some food and fun!Terry ^>cEvery year the students of W.R. Myers walk around the track to honorTerry Fox and his courageous battle with cancer. To date, the TerryFox Foundation has raised over 750 million for cancer research.S^Da^Orange Shirt Day is a day recognized across Canada to remember thetrauma Indigenous people faced in the residential school system, and topromote reconciliation. The orange shirt reminds us that every childmatters and no child is forgotten.Olssmv\Ne will not soon forget the incrediblepresentation from Eva Olson. Her story of survivalthrough the horrors of the Holocaust wasspellbinding and inspirational. Mrs. Olsen told herstory to the student body, recounting some of thehorrors of the atrocities carried out under thefascist rule in Germany, Austria, and Hungary. Herresilience shone through as she explained thestruggles of being seen as less than human. Sheencouraged to consider her story as a messageagainst the power of bullies in the world aroundus and proclamation of truth about everyone'sintrinsic self-worth. A woman well into her 90s, Evaspoke and showed photos of her experiencewhich put into perspective the relative comfortand freedom that we all live with today. To saythat Mrs. Olson's presentation was transformativewould be to underestimate its power in the life ofour student body. Our gratitude is extended toEva for this wonderful presentation.- Dale FriesenWelcome to W.R. Myers High 4School!! f\sW.R. Myers is a small high schoolwith a big heart. Manyopportunities for students existinside our building. Students areable to take a full range ofacademic courses and a widevariety of elective courses thataddress many interests. The schoolfacilities include a two-station gymand weight room, art lab,cosmetology lab, graphics designlab, construction lab, fashion andfood labs, and chemistry, biology,and physics labs. We strive tomake WRM a safe and caringeducational facility. Through ouracademic programs, electives,and the many extracurricularopportunities, we endeavor to raiseour students awareness about theirplace on the planet.At WRM, we are committed toproviding students with aneducational experience that willdevelop every aspect of theirbeing to the fullest potential.Students will have many occasionsto learn about global concernsand become involved in projectsthat help them become betterlocal and global citizens. As astudent, it is now up to you to takeadvantage of all the educationalopportunities that WRM has to offerand make your experiences thebest for you and your future.18We are REBELS!!!Sam BennettKristin BodnarCaitlyn BruggerDuncan CampbellCrystal CarverLonnie ChristensenAmy DavisDale FriesenTrina GednyAdam HughesCorrie llckynskiArica JensenNoel KehlerRene LavoieDouglas LeavittTim LuchanskiAndrea MakarchukStacy McClellandJeff MilnerDonna DerocheDave Gyepsi - Resource OfficerCristine LumleyLinda Yamamoto:iel Whipple 'P^oCb^aLjo^s ^I^ssl^ ^^^:Matt Anderson - SeminaryGreg BowesHeather BrantnerLaurie ChomanyHyrum MoriyamaTyson NiwaStacey PeleskeyLori PickerellMelissa PlangerKen PonBryan PritchardJessica ResslerMaxine SchnoorLisa SowinskiFrederique TremblayLinda VanmeetelenSta^ in Action!Jessica AndersonJesse AndrusBrooklyn BakerAndy BangaCreadence BearBrooklynn BennettDallin BernhardtBlake BrownJessica BrownEthan ChappleLeah ClarksonCarson ClelandEmma CouchGage CroteauDallas CumminsTalen DambergerEmma DickinsonBrianna DucharmeNathon ElmTerex EvensonXander FirthTy FitchDustin FurmanJosh GardnerColby GarnerDakota GiesbrechtMakenzie GoodwinBobby HarrisCarson HaynesKelli HortonMelena HydeNoah JennisonKody JensenAron KaneBrayden KayeAyden KingJada KlimchukHayden KnightLogan KrommJorja LoewenErrika MailletAlanna Makarchuk10NINEJordan StrugariMartin Van RootselaarEmily VowlesCamryn Wojtowicz| Mason WorkmanI Darci WrightJustin YoungT^ci^^a^/^ f^lbSSu^ ^^^:Michael HartMl}.Jhon Rey RabacaCarsen ReidAidan RichardsonLejla SadikovicDylan SaundersEmma ScottJenna Sinclair-FeistBradon StanleySarah StoneMichael StrongeCassandra MarkoMarie MartinRylan MartinsonTrinity MehlhaffAlex NeudorfAxel NeustaeterKira NewbyTegan NielsenParker NimsEsha Parhara HIGH-light for the kids (pun intended).O t mThe grade nine outdoor education class enjoyed some wallclimbing at the University of Lethbridge. The bi-annual trip is alwaysSam BennettOutdoor EdArchery, another activity in Outdoor Ed,Did you know (Wikipedia says) a person who is fondof or an expert at archery is called a toxophilite.ton SCA)rizon Science Olympicsnna Makarchuk, Darel Wright and Brooklynn Bennett competed in the annualmce Olympics. They won first place in the marble ski-jump competition andced very high in the other two events making them the overall sciencepics GRAND CHAMPIONS!Surprise Event 1MARBLE SKI JUMP CHAMPIONSH„riz«» Sd.<»........«"OVERALL CHAMPIONS6a^ TENShawn HarrisTanisha HartDarcell HarveyAlly HeideRobin HeitrichLexi HolzliMakenzee Hoskins-MoserNadalena HowgEmily HoytMykayla HydeKolby JamesHailey JensenJayce JensenJimmy JensenMaquade JensenSpencer JensenBenjamin JohansenHalle JohnsonHayley JonesTina JonesRhett KonczAynsley KunzChristine LaigoTyrone LeeAshleigh LittleKyle LivingstoneKasen LyczewskiAira ManalastasMarlon MarasiganRandy MartensKatey MayZach MeggisonJason MellemaMcKenna MillerTristan MillerJordyn MilloKennedy MilloKyle MolnarLevi MyersFernanda NeustaeterRachel PackEvan Payne15Erika PelletierBrayden PetersSadie PiersonHaley PlattJayden ProsperJordan RempelKaylynn ResslerKaden RobinsonLiberty SchneiderNathan SchnoorJustin SchortinghuisTaylor ShimbashiVicky ShimbashiBrady SilverReagan SpeerYobi Sta. MariaCody StangeAnika SteedBrayden StolkCherilyn TabiraraConnor TamsLeyenna TamsOskar TimofiejewBrynn TorrieChiaki UranoGracie Van ReeuwykBlake VanbeersRayssa VasconcelosAleah WarkentinTyler WhiteChristina WiebeLindsey WiebeRussell WiebeMalachy Youngl^heCe^a^hs >vUJ5w^ ^^h^.'Paulina HammJay JeffriesSaidey Parks16The grade, hJs took part in the Prevent Alcohol and Risk Related Trauma (PARTY)Program put on in part by Alberta Mental Health, SADD/MADD, and TaberPolice Service. It was a very powerful day where students heard firsthand howdevastating alcohol, drug, and risk related traumas can be on both themselvesand their families.&uz^ ElevenRiley AndrusChayla AstalosHailey AstalosRyland BakerHenry BartschColin BernhardtNathan BodnarekTyler BolokoskiKeesha BrownSpencer BrownSierra BruyereAlexa BullMakayla ChappleJenna ClarkeJordyn ClarkeChance CookMikaela CrowsonKimberly DayTaia DebonaSara EnnsGabe EvansTabitha FehrAndrew FroeseTorrance GednyLeslie AbadJulia AlexanderWyatt AndersonBrett AndrusAngel GiesbrechtDenzel GrossJonas GustavoAlex HallerAustin HamiltonAndrea HarveyDawson HendricksGracen HolowiskiMarison HorstCornie HowattBastian HrycykKinley llczynskiJuliana JensenMatthew JensenRiley JohnsonBraxton KinniburghCal KinniburghKayden KlokTylor KornelsenIvy LauTaylor LeeEric LoewenBrennen MalinskyChristian ManahanKelsee MartinMark MartinRylee MayKelli MegyesDebora MeloPortia MillerBilly NeustaeterAnthony NunesKali PelletierAmy PetersJordan PetersonAna PiresTanner PlattTyson RasmussenRyden RempelKadin ReynoldsAusten RobbinsWalker Ross19« Show]Trishe SagunMichael SawatzkyGriffin ScottJosetta SilverSophie SimekAmy Sinclair-FeistHarkirat SinghAlex SouzaWalter SouzaKitawna SparksSydney TailleferLevi TamsBrayden TorrieTori TurcatoShea VandenbergAshton WerewkaAshley WhiteGage WiebeDani WrightJessina YoungHannah Yunick20"If I only had a brain!"Quote from : The Wizard of OzTim LuchanskiApproximately one cubic centimeterof brain contains ten billion bits ofinformation and it processes fivethousand bits per second.We decided to dissect rats in Biology 20 because cats were too expensive." - Master of Sarcasm, Sam BennettCross Country Pl Idale in Medicine Hat on a beautifulWE,Coaches: Jessica Ressler, Caitlyn Brugger,Melissa PlangerReagan Bailey, Nadalena Howg, Dylan Johnson,Taylor Lee, Andrew Makarchuk, Billy Neustaeter,Rachel Pack, Renee Saunders, AmeliaX-COUNIRT . j Shimbashi, Vicky Shimbashi, Russel WiebeOctober day. We had our biggest cross country team that we’ve had thepast few years. The following runners finished in the top 20 which qualifiedthem for Provincials in Edmonton. Reagan Bailey 3rd, Amelia Shimbashi11th, Dylan Johnson 11th, Renee Saunders 15th, Billy Neustater 11th, andVicky Shimashi 12th. We are very proud of all athletes who represented theRebels!^te^.Golf Zones were held September 14,2017 at Crowsnest Pass Golf Course.H Andrew Makarchuk was the only player from W.R. Myers High School. It■ was a cold and rainy day on a difficult course but he managed to shoot■ an 80. This put Andrew In 8th place. But unfortunately he was two■ strokes short of going to Provincials.RebelsREBELS REBELS REBELSREBELSREBELSREBELSH O <te f nREBELS REBELS REBELS REBELSREBELSREBELS REBELS REBELSREBELS REBELS REBELS Rebels RebelsW'1»i»WS_______Front Row: Tyson Rasmussen, Sebastian Hrycyk, Ryan Mankow, Kyle Livingstone, Quinn Bailey, Colton Geeraert, Wyatt Anderson, Theron Andrus, Denzel GrossMiddle Row: Tylor Kornelson, Brady Garner, Wyatt Jensen, Josh Bekkering, Brett Andrus, Ashton Werewka, Colton Weinberger, Mike Sawatzkyack Row: Johnny Tams, Corny Howatt, Eric Bradley, Granger Leth, Parker Karras, Peter Waeckerlin, Scott LoewenMissing: Kadin Reynolds(12), Oskar Timofiejew(20)ftftw§;f^rt*y"l#S&#»!Defensive coach Jason Jensen had to say: On defence, we picked up right where weleft off from last year. We managed three shutouts, and shut down some pretty highpowered offences. Through it all, there were a few new faces that were asked to stepup, and fill some pretty big shoes left by graduating seniors, and they did so admirably.Really, this unit was definitely one of the best our program has ever had.tballWe have amazing students at Myers, and our an^ja AwardsNight is a celebration of their many achievements. Each year,we recognize many different accomplishments. Weacknowledge those students who achieved Honor Roll. Werecognize those students who got the highest marks on theProvincial Achievement Exams as well as the Diploma Exams. Alarge part of our evening is awarding financial scholarships thathave been generously donated by local businesses, families,and community groups. These awards cover such areas as:highest'grades In a specific course, citizenship, athleticism, andcommunity involvement. This is always such a positive eveningwhere we reward students for their efforts and congratulatethem on a job well done. Go REBELS!- 101WR Myers students invited, each received atlddst 1 award- $14 935.00 awarded- 39 local businesses and individual sponsorsGurney and Shimbashiwere the duo that tookhome the prize for thebest speed pumpkincarving contest. Thiscontest featured severalteam of students whohad 30 minutes to carvethe best pumpkin.Congratulations ladles -they took home a plzzalAW owlingsHalloween brought out the usual set of ghouls, goblins and othercrazies. We were treated to visits from Marx and Engels portrayedby Mr. Leavitt and Mr. Friesen. There were candy give-aways in eachclassroom and a contest for best dressed costume. It was a greatorganizing the day of activities.ContestSpecial congratuldtions go out to Andrew Friesen and CarterMatthews for winning our costume contest. The Soviet Soldier andone of the knights of the round table showed up. So did Batmanand Robin and many other spooky and wacky characters. Howabout Moriyama's Pennywise pumpkin from the movie "It."day of fun and frivolity. Thank-you to our student council forVarsit^5The 2017 Varsity boys volleyball season was full of great highlights. The Varsityboys brought a great balance of defense skill anc.hustle with fantastichitting. We had a strong finish to the season bur rell short of returning toprovincials back to back seasons by one close set In the zone semi-final tothe eventual Provincial Champions. - Rob LaytonRoster: i alt,Christian Manahan(#l), Billy Neusaeter(#5), Justin Schortinghuis(#6),Levi Tams(#7), Cole Layton(#8), Porter Gorda(#9), Kurtis Kerner(#10),Denver Terry(#l 1), Ethan Schortinghuis(#13), Brayden Torrie(#14)Var8i<!6^ We had a very up and down season. When things were going well I think we played as well asany team In the league, and probably should have finished higher than we did. Although wehad a group of amazing and talented players, we did not necessarily have the right amount ofposition players. This, along with numerous injuries, resulted in girls playing out of the position,that they had been playing for years before, for most of the season. This may have affectedthe over all record, but for me it was incredible how these girls took on this challenge. Theynever complained once and it amazed me how they rose to this task. No matter where theywere asked to play, they played at an extremely high level. They should all be very proud ofthe effort they put in this yearl - Coach MeierMeler(#5), Adrien Addy(#7), Makayla Chapple(#8), AustenRobbins(#9), Kitawna Sparks(#10), Calista Haynes(#l 1), MaddieSchimpf(#13)Junior VarsityOur JV girls volleyball team had a successful season. We had anopportunity to compete In various tournaments in Southern Alberta andwere in a competitive team in league play. The girls showed tremendousgrowth throughout the season.Roster:Aynsley Kunz(#l), Alex Haller(#2), Sophie Simek(#4), VickyShimbashi(#5), Emily Hoyt(#6), Halle Johnson(#7), MakaylaChapple(#8), Dani Wright(#12), Anika Steed(#13), Hayley Jones( 14),Kenzee Hoskins-Moser(#15)r Pier I ^ x ,&L/dSThe Tier 1 girls volleyball team had another successful season. They finishedfirst in league and were undefeated in the regular season. They attendedthree tournaments In which they were tournament champions at RI Baker,second place at Seven Persons and consolation champions at SenatorGershaw. The team competed hard at 4J zones against some very talentedteams.RosterLexi Gedny(#l)„Brooklynn Bennett(#2), Sayge Turcato(#3), KassidyVlrostek(#4), Tegan Nielsen(#5), Bryanne Jones(#6), Jesse Andrus(#7),Abby Sawchuc.k(#8), Brooklyn Baker(#l 1), Darci Wright(#12)_____Remembrance Day is on November 11. It marks the day World War One officially snriedw1 lam on the 11th day of the 11 th month, in 1918. At 1 lam a two minute silence is held toremember the people who fought for the freedoms we enjoy. We were honoured to hear frorrtwo members of the Army Artillery division from the 20th Independent Field Battery inLethbridge. Students from D.A. Ferguson, W.R. Myers and Taber Mennonite School placedwreaths and representatives from each school shared their thoughts on the importance ofremembering those who gave their lives for us.and Scott Lowen had a wonderful performance at the Remembrance Dayceremony. They sang "Travelin' Soldier" by the Dixie Chicks.AbbyL . f ' ’ 1, • - 4It,t ir*t*s*W***.W *rath\tninwA festive time was had by all! Students enjoyedJenga, Chess, Wil (Boxing) and Kahoot. Therewas a delicious pancake breakfast served withhot chocolate and all toppings one would everwant. The Eggnog chugging challenge didn’tgo exactly as Mrs. Ressler planned, she thoughtshe would be the winner hands-down, but as itturned out James Puffer left everyone else in thedust when he won by a landside!c 3 »j^T ;'Brookylnn Bennett was the first student to win the first annual ’Ugly Sweater Contest". She also recieved aprize of an ugly sweater and a skirt that was made by Mrs , fe It was definitely a tight competition! Agreat time was had by all, what a way to bring on Christmas Holidays!ater ontestC0BP*3. Our team was committedIe opponent, as we medalled atHosier:Peter Waeckerlin, Liesl Steinborn, Carsen Reidwall the competitions. The other teams knew we were going to leave it all on the mat win or lose. LieslSteinborn had d fabulous year. She medalled at every tournament. She won gold at Rural Provincials. Peterhad a very strong season this year and never placed below 2nd in his weight category, winning more goldthan silver throughout. At Rural Provincials Peter came in 2nd winning a silver and at Provincials he came In4th losing in the bronze medal match. Carson Reid was also on the team. He could only compete atregular tournaments as he was a junior. Carson did very well, his is a strong wrestler and shows a lot ofpromlsedshe enters High School. Duncan Campbell and Emmitt Campbell coaches this years WrestlingOur Rebels Wrestlingthroughout. As a team,urlinThe W.R. Myers Curling teams had a terrific season. The Girls Team was comprised of Sonja Melema (skip),Alanna Makarchuk (third), Ashleigh Little (second) and Renae Saunders (lead). They received a bye atDivisionals to go to Zones. At Zones, the team was able to make it to the gold medal game but was not ableto pull oft a win against Churchill High School and had to settie for second place. The Mixed Tedm wascomprised of Andrew Makdrchuk (skip), Jordyn Clarke (third), Jason Melema (second) dnd Jesse Young(lead). They beat Vauxhall In an extra end at Divisionals to earn going to Zones. At Zones, they made it to thebronze medal game and won again Claresholm. The teams were coached by Andrea Makarchuk."inuwrswnuBi'MiuupHosier:Mixed Curling Team, Skip - Andrew Makarchuk, Third - Jordyn Clarke, Second - Jason Mellema,Lead - Jesse YoungSiri's Curling Team, Skip - Sonja Mellema, Third - Alanna lVIakarchuk, Second - Ashleigh Little,Lead - Renae Saunders 39Denzel Gross(#l), Billy Neustaeter(#3), DenverTerry(#5), Tyson Rasmussen(#6) Cole Laton(#8),Dylan Johnson(#9), Brett Andrus(# 13), KertisKerner(#21), Brayden Torrte(#23), Eric Lowen(#32),Granger Leth(#43)This year's squad had a bit of a rollercoaster year, starting the season strong making it to twotournament finals, before a lull in the middle of the season, and then finished strong winning the3A Boys South Zone Banner and finishing 11th at Provincials. The coaches would like to thankour Seniors for all their years of hardwork and dedication towards Rebel Basketball, and we arelooking forward to next year as we return half of the team. Go Rebels!V arsity' ^^J2018 ZONE & PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSWhat a season the Girls put together, we had some very close league games throughout theseason. Those crazy intense games proved to be just what we needed going into zones andeventually provincials. In the Zone Championship game, we were behind the whole way butwe never felt we were out of it. When the final buzzer rang we found ourselves all tied up andready to go into overtime where we dominated and were able to capture the Zone Banner. AtProvincials we put together some of our best games. We traded off a Rebel ClassicChampionship to earn our way into the Provincial Championship game. We again foundourselves behind most of the game but all those close games throughout the season gave usthe composure to keep playing hard, Midway through the 4th quarter we finally got the leadand we were able to hold that lead until the final buzzer and win the Provincial Banner! —^5Roster:Sophie Simek(#4), Reagan Bailey(#5), DaniWright(#6), Langley Moser(#7), Anika Steed(#8),Alex Haller(#9), Kitawna Sparks(#10), AustenRobbins(#l 1), Lauren Steed(#12)r#«!t MJfinishing 3rd in a competitive 11 team league with aleague record of 8 wins, 2 losses, and an overall record of 14 wins and 8 losses. Theteam battled adversity most of the season with many injuries and Coach Bullock andCoach Harris were very proud of the way the boys continued to work hard and not imake excuses.Brett Bullock(#4), Quinn Bailey(#5), JustinShotinghuis(#6), Tylor Kornelson(#7), LukeJensen(#8), Nathan Schnoor(#10), DarrelCampbell(# 12), Taylor Shimbashi(#l 4),Shawn Harrls(#15), Tyler Bekkering(#21)The JV boys had a solidJV,10, We finished 5th overall In the very competitive SAI AC league. We wereable to compete in several tournaments throughout the season as well. Wedid capture two 1st place finishes. One being the Vauxhall VarsityTournament and the other Hunting Hills JV Tournament in Red Deer. Wealso placed 3rd at the SAIT and Foremost Tournaments. Overall, a very solidseasonl Good Job girls!! -Coaches: Holly and Chad RunquistBA,Roster:Vicky Shimbashl(#5), Emily Hoyt(#6),Halle Johnson(#7), Rachel Pack(#8),Hayley Platt(#9), Robin Heitrich(#10),Aynsley Kunz(#l 1), Anika Steed(#12),Hayley Jones(#14), Vanessa°ostenbrug(#15)Our team was quite young with only 1 Grade 11 player and rest from GradeTier 13^ H The Tier 1 Boys hod a slow start to the season playing In some of the big 4ATournaments. However, with persistence, dedication and determination thecame together as a team and put on a strong second half that includedwinning the gold medal in the WR Myers/St. Mary's tournament, as well astying for second place in league play. Great season Boys!!Oa06»Dylan Saunders(#3), Blake Brown(#4),Lobopo Basele(#5), Ethan Chappel(#6),Carter Moser(#7), Aiden O'Conner(#8),Kyler James(#9), Dakota Giesbrecht(#10),Terex Evenson(#l 1), Axel Neustaeter(

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The annual publication of the students of W. R. Myers High School Taber, Alberta. (Volume 2005-2006)pdfSCHOOL^W“ AV A V t [nTOPAN-DRALLIESASHLEIGH NEILSONTHE LUCHINATORLeft: JanelleBekkering andBlake Bullock onspirit day. Blakewon the spiritaward at thewinter pep rally.Below: Mr.Galeat the studentsvs. teachersdodgeballgame.BRADEN FLETCHERAbove: Kasi Pierson, AlexO’Donnell, Travis Johnson,Wes Sugden, and GinaKemp.CORI FRITZSARAH BALDRY MR.ROLL1NGSON LONNIE CHRISTENSEN ALISON STRANDAlot Of SpiritVanessa Steed,KennedyBerezay, ConnorHaslem, Travis Johnson,Alex O’Donnell, MitchSchaafsma, and ScottMoline pose for spirit daypictures.Bottom LeftsGo RebelsLonnie Christensen,Sklyar Matthews,Cortney Allred, andTwyla valgardson showtheir spirit by wearingtheir jerseys.Bottom Right:Hey ThereNick, and Bucky Johnsonshow off their prettyfeminine side at the pepBRANDY MCPHEE CHRISTINE KLOK, MEGAN LEE, AND LONNIE CHRISTENSEN JOSH IWAN TRAVIS JOHNSONTEAM!!!MattleganK.ee■aylaThe Breakfast Club“Most lies aboutblondes are false.’- Cincinnati TimesStar, headlineTOP RIGHT:Beth Regitnigdevelopingher socialtimeline.top left:JesseJohnsonworking hardon an essayBOTTOM: ClayKurtz toots hisown horn as heshows us hismad tromboneskills.No one is a failure iRey have friends.Aimee HughesAND IN SCHOOL OUT OFTOP thanTim Iilliamson trying tovoid the yearbook^aparazzie /11 ways for truants.DM LEFT: Patrickpie learn byon, a few learnmentation andually TOUCH> see if it’sCing ad break.vhsCrae andn patrollingI Kambeitzi^wO^BOTTOM RIGHT.DevaiBathgate walking tyladies to ciassr"^Ethan McCraePeople can live onehundred years withoutreally living a minute.I have the answer inmy head. I justhaven’t found it yet!“I have strong opinions of myown but I don’t always agreewith them.”- George Bush, former U.S.PresidentIN SCHOOL ACADEMICSK AFTER SCHOOL LIFEBiLeft: Christine Klok puts together adisplay, working at Home Hardware.Their new store opened in March forTaber’s home renovation conveniences.%^- ^T ^HS^S JS5a!j!*j^^ v' i•■■■■■■■■■■■KelseyThibodeauKelsey is workinghard at IGA inthe deli department.Walmart ishere!In January,citizens of Tabergot a newaddition to theirlocal shoppingoptions.MSHard at work or hardly working?Left: Matthew Jimmy andBrandy McPhee work well togetherat KFC.Below: Matt Chipman takes downstock on the pharmacy shelf at IDAwhere they are preparing their storefor renovations.t: j^W«' ..... -^’WS®TARIN TRCKARILEY ANDERSONBLAINE LANDICE ARMSTRONGKELLY MILLSKAYLA DERKSON'MKChillaxin In Yearbook.Cortney Allred, Stephanie Ash, Tami Brewin, Jori Jespersen, Tony Marsh,Jade Oczkowski, Kelsey Thibodeau, Jessica Walker, Melissa WalkerTami-Jo Brewin: CamoI think thatthe worst fad orfashion this year isConverse shoes.Lyndon NakamuraFads And FashionsWhat is the best or worst Fad or Fashion this year?Meagan KoebelMelissa Pachulok: CrocksI think the worst fad orfashion is sparkly leggings.Jeans under skirts... it what's the point?Cassie CarleStephanie Ash: Ballet SlippersAAy favorite fad !this year is fun haiHaccessories andbright colors.Mrs. Froman: Fun GlassesGrade 9Published in CanadaPrinted in USA 1Nick AllisonLarrisa AllredJamie AndrusTim AshJohnny BaduraStefan Bakoway-AdamsKristen BellKurt BennettDustin BrewinJordan BrewinJulie CampbellTom ChorneyAshley ClarkJustin ColbyRyan ColbyBrent ColesBeth ConradLindsy CormanBlake CousinsJohn CrawfordAdam CunninghamSarah DaltonKevin DillmanMeagan DriedgerGeorgia DrostJordan DroverLisa ElrickAndrew FisherStephanie GirouardJayme GreenLarissa GroftTylin HaynesLaura HebigKeely HeckStephanie Ho2Stephanie HoganSpencer HolstKasey HoskinsSteven HoytosKayla HutchisonJessica HuysTyler IkebuchiJoshua IwanBob JohnsonBrandyn JustSara KadoyamaKyle KastNolan KinniburghAshley KrahnBrandon KroeningJenna LawsonRebecca LukacsMatthew LyonCohen ManyshotsScott MaruyamaBryce MiddelhoekMegan MillerKristi MooreJimmy NeufeldBrandon O'BrienKyle O'BrienTori OdlandZachary OdlandJenna OhashiKristen O'NeillBrittany PaunBrittney PetersBrenden PetrieJamie PetrieBryndin PhillipsSpencer PhillipsJackson PickerellJessica PyrchPaige ReamsbottomBrandon RedmondLandyn RobertsJeffery RoisinBrett SchaafsmaCarol SekuraTessa SenkowKaren ShufletoskiCody SkubanRyan SpateBen StangEmily SteedMaren SteedMathew StoddartKasi StonehouseBrittany StrachanHaydon TannerMyla Tarnasky3Alyssa ThompsonEvan ThompsonLiam ThomsonEmily TillemanBryan TurnerDelaney VandersteenNicole VanmeetelenCody VekonyMatthew WaldnerBrooke WentzAriel WhiteChandra WiebeSteven WiseErin Yamabe4Grade 96Grade 107Karl AllisonCortney AllredCamille AndersonAmanda BaberSarah BaldryJamie BarrowsJamie BatorskiAlison BennettRaiven BoehmerEmily BurtAlicia BydevaateJessie CampbellCassie CarleDillon CarswellMatthew ChipmanJodi ChristensenLisa ColesChelsea CollettCaleb ConradJordan ConradChelsea CourtsBlaine DanielsAshley DayBrandon DerksenKayla DerksenSarah DrostEthan DucharmeEric DunnKyle EdstromTrent EllisBraden FletcherKurtis FroehlickJustin GambleAlyssa GardnerErik Gerlock8Greg GoodmanNikki GouldPhilip GriffinJessica HamiltonCody HammondTim HardingMelissa HarpellBlayne HoogerdijkAimee HughesAlaina HullTyson HuysDustin JensenKarah JensenJesse JohnsonKristy KagaTory KallioMichael KanoKeylee KastDave KoethlerBrittany KoomenClay KurtzBrent LawsonJamie LawsonEliza LaytonJan LeiJamie LemiskoPaige LepardTy LepardBao Yan LiTyson LommertsBlake LowryTony MarshBen MatsonRandy MatsonSkylar MatthewsAlex McCormickEthan McCraeMichael McMurrenBrandy McPheeKelly MillsTessa MolinePaige OberholtzerJade OczkowskiMatthew OslerAlison OudmanKristin OudmanJustin PahlSamantha ParadeeMegan PerinAshton PhillipsShanda PhillipsKayla PlausteinerAustin Powell-JamesBeth Regitnigg*rren RennerDerek Rodwell9April RushBraidon SchaufertLichelle SchmitzAndrea SebokCarlyn SebokJordan SebokAlexis ShigemiMegan SkellyJessica SorgardKelly SranTaylor SteedWes SugdenSamantha TaitLuke TamsEric ThiessenWesley TillemanKelsey TorrieJason TycholisAaron UlrickCaylee ValgardsonCurtis ValgardsonAshley VowlesMelissa WalkerLogan WentzAganetha WielerJesse WilliamsPatrick WilliamsBryan WilsonTyler WilsonStephen YokoyamaNathan Zimmer10Grade 1012Grade 1113ARH^NA'Dwight Allen-ValleeBen AndersonKaylee AndersonBlake AndrusStephanie AshDorian AyersDave BarthJosulin BeattieKennedy BerezayNic BowmanTami-Jo BrewinBrent BullockJordan CookMitch DavidsonSean DirkJaycee DoolittleTy DorohoyTom DoucetteKent FehrFelicia FletcherTravis FletcherBlaine FrancisDevan FrancomCori FritzCaitlin GammelseterBreanne GarnerSamantha GauthierRyan GilbertsonChristina GoeseelsErin HansenLexie HansenAmanda HarpellBrandon HartConnor HaslamKayl Hebig14^^Kim HoytRyan HutchisonDaemund [ngramK. J. JensenJori JespersenBrittany JohnsonNikki JohnsonTravis JohnsonDavis KambeitzMike KarlA. J. KarrenGina KempeAdam KenyonChristine KlokMeagan KoebelKymberly KrchnakMegan LeeDalanee LethDallas McCraeNathan McNeeAndy MiddelhoekWarren MitchellScott MolineTisha MurrayLyndon NakamuraJylian NessmanJustin NiiloStephanie NorrisCourtney OdlandKesley OdlandAlex O'DonnellNicolle O'GradyRoxana OlaveChris PahlChad PetersJess PetersonCorey PetrieKassandra PiersonMelissa PyneCassandra RennerMark RobinsonMatt RobinsonChad RossKyle SargeantKayla SawatzkyMitch SchaafsmaBrandon ScottCarter ShimbashiDiana ShufletoskiMack StangVanessa SteedKayla StolkMichael StrongeDevin TarnaskyKelsey ThibodeauKirsten Thomson15Brad TolsmaAlicia TorsiusTarin TrckaClay TurcatoShane TurcatoTyler TurcatoSam UnruhSarah UnserColton ValgardsonErin ValgardsonChris Van MeerAdam VanmeetelenTyler VisserJessica WalkerDean WaltersStaci WedelKayla WickensClayton Wiebe16Grade 1118Grade 1219Grade 12Cathy Christensen: Pet Peeve: Loudeaters. Ambition: Teach Englishabroad and to become a mom.Greatest Fear: Paying taxes...what arethey anyways? Most MemorableMoment: Grade 9 .Tom Clements: Nickname: D.T, 1Train. Pet Peeve: Girls who only 1me for my good looks. Greatest FtI'll be mugged by a women or NFscouts. Biggest Blonde Moment: IJimmy in the swamp. In Ten Yea:See Myself : A spitting image of NGale.Kristi Corman: Nickname: Poodle.Pet Peeve: People who ask stupidquestions,and people who drive slow.Ambition: Getting a degree in animalhealth technology. In Ten Years I SeeMyself: married, happy, and having areliable job.Blair Clemis: Nickname: Phat Mess.Pet Peeve: White kids in G-Unitclothes. Favorite Saying: You can'tspell analize without an I. BiggestLaugh: Lebaron. In Ten Years I SeeMyself: A stop sign.Candice Colby: No commentavailable.Melissa Corns: Nickname: Spice Gicornsicle. Pet Peeve: Styrofoam aieverthing about it. Ambition: Moaway. Greatest Fear: Failing at li:therefore being stuck on a farm.Ten Years I See Myself : A tweneight year old...ewww.Billy Crawford: Pet Peeve: Peoplewho make fun of Saskatchewan.Favorite Saying: Mrs. Emek.... I needhelp. Ambition: Doctor Crawford.Greatest Fear: Becoming a rat farmerin Saskatchewan. In Ten Years I SeeMyelf: A twenty eight year old.Eric Cunnungham: Nickname:Rudick. Pet Peeve: People who talkjust to hear themselves. Favorite Saying:Why? Ambition: Auto body mechanicand a Journeyman mechanic.Greatest Fear: College or University.In Ten Years I See Myself: An Autobody mechanic.22Grade 12Ryan Cunningham: Pet Peeve: SlowDrivers. Ambiton: Get rich or dietrying- Greatest Fear: That I mightmiss school. In Ten Years I See MyselfLiving life large in L.A.Brad Day: Pet Peeve: People who wearhats. Favorite Saying: To get theprincess, you gotta slay a fewdragons. Most Memorable Moment:Erik headbutting the pole in Kurtis'sbasem*nt. In Ten Years I See Myself:In debt.Craig Dillman: Nickname: Dilly.Favortie Saying: Sticking it to the man.Most Memorable Moment: When Bradwent into detail in Bio class about aguy on his hockey team with"amazing eyes." Most EmbarrassingMoment: Falling down stairs on skitrip at ferni.Susan Doucette: Nickname: Suz,Sue.Pet Peeve: Stubborn people.FavoriteSaying: That ain't going to fly.Ambition: Knowledge! I want to knoweverything! Most MemorableMoment: Learning how to swingdance.Catherine Emek:Nickname:Smelly.’et Peeve: People who don't flushoilets,! mean it isn't that hard.Ambition: Travelling the world,dost Memorable Moment: Mr.Jloba's stories in band. In Tenfears 1 See Myself: Graduated frominiversity....hopefully.Eric Evanson:Nickname: E2 PetPeeve: Annoying people. FavoriteSaying: JETS GO!! Ambition:Revenge...Just kidding. In Ten Years ISee Myself: Hopefully Alive.Neil Fajnor: Nickname: Fajnor.Pet Peeve: Piece of Chev fans. FavoriteSaying: Piece of Chev. Ambition:Political leader. Greatest Fear:Growing up. In Ten^Years I SeeMyself: A teacher.Rana Farrage: Nickname: RanaBananna. Pet Peeve: Snobby girls.Favortie Saying: Prime Time, WooHoo! Ambition: To leave Taber andbecome wealthy. In Ten Years FromNow I See Myself: In Prime Time.23Grade 12David Fehr : No commentavailable.Erin Fleming: Ambition: To get out,Taber. Most Memorable Moment:Hanging out with Landon, Mike, anPero in Whitefish. In Ten Years I S(Myself: A child and youth care 1worker. IKaylyn Flecher: Nickname: KaitlynAnn. Ambition: Have a happy lifeand keep singing. In Ten Years ISee Myself: Happily married, singingmy kids to sleep every night.GreatestFear: Losing touch with my friends.Kaylee Gardner: Pet Peeve: Handdryers. Favorite Saying: Tim TamSlam. Ambition: Ride a camel.Biggest Laugh: Getting stuck in a binfull of pillows at Wal-Mart. GreatestFear: That I didn't add a big enoughpiece of gum to Luch's gum ball. InTen Years I See Myself: Working in anorphanage in Africa.Alynn Gausvik: Pet Peeve: Peoplewho don't signal when driving.Ambition: Live next door toDisneyland and travel. In Ten Years ISee Myself: In Debt. Most MemorableMoment: Marine Bio 2005Daniel Gellatly: Pet Peeve: Teacheiratting on me for smoking. FavoriteSaying: Yeah man. Biggest Laugh:1Driving in the Firefly with Span angetting stuck at Trout. In Ten YearsSee Myself: With a wife and twelkids.Matthew Gough: Nickname: Matty G,Jack. Favorite Saying: Don't take lifeso serious, you will never make it outalive. Biggest Laugh: Denver and thedebit card.Andrew Griffin: Pet Peeve: Thekid's who always sit at the smoker'scorner. Ambition: Prime Minister ofAlberta (after we seperate). MostMemorable Moment: Marine Bio Trip.Greatest Fear: Figuring out how tosurvive University level english withoutChomany.26Grade 12Kurils Heck: Pet Peeve: Bad Teeth.Ambition: Be successful. MostMemorable Moment: Every weekendin the basem*nt. Biggest Laugh: Erik'ssweet dance. In Ten Years I See Myelf:Traveling alot and marrying a supermodel.Jordan Holst: Pet Peeve: Main Street.Greatest Fear: Being a life at Wal-Mart. Biggest Blonde Moment: I havebrown hair.... In Ten Years I SeeMyself: A twenty seven year old.Melissa Jensen: Nickname: MJ,Jensen,Big Red. Pet Peeve: People whohave stinky breath. Favortie Saying:What? Greatest Fear: Not seeing myfriends ever again. Biggest Laugh:When Luch said Ogenisis.Preston Jenson: Pet Peeve: Chev fansthat don't know what they are talkingabout. Most Memorable Moment:When I fell in the Ape Enclosure at theCalgary Zoo. In Ten Years I See MyselfAs: The ritchest man in America.James Johnson: Nickname: Bucky.Pet Peeve: People. Favorite Saying:Holy Cow. Ambition: Professionalshoe polisher. Biggest Laugh: Basketballbus rides. Greatest Fear: BeingPoor. In Ten Years From Now I SeeMyeself: A millionaire.Nick Johnson : No Commentavailable.Toni Johnson: Nickname: Pookie.Favorite Saying: Aww Muffin! MostMemorable Moment: Marine Bio trip.In Ten Years I See Myself: Away fromPurple Springs.Mackenzie Jones: Nickname: Kenzie.Pet Peeve: Black Socks. Most MemorableMoment: Marine Bio trip.Biggest Laugh: When Kurtis moonedme while driving. Biggest BlondeMoment: When we thought thatmarshmallows grew on trees. In TenYears I See Myself: A twenty sevenyear old.27Grade 12Andrea Klock: Nickname: Annie. PetPeeve: loud abnoxious people.Favorite Saying: What? BiggestBlonde Moment: Everyday of my life.Lena Krahn: Nickname: Bean.Favorite Saying: Sweet then.Ambition: Become a rich chef, jGreatest Fear: Not seeing my frieragain. In Ten Years I See Mysellchef.Cole Kroening : Nickname: Fudd.Pet Peeve: Back seat drivers.Ambition: Cabinent making. FavoriteSaying: The squirrels are going to takeover the world.KennedyCheryl Kutanzi: Pet Peeve: Peoplewho are never on time and slow walkers.Ambition: To go to college.Greatest Fear: Not seeing my friendsagain. Favorite Saying: Hey buggy,hows it going?,Whatever you want,that is so hot!Ken,Kiki,Kuryvial. Pet Peeve: Whenpeople come to school with their hairnot done. Ambition: To graduate fromhair school and open my own salon.Kuryvial : Nickname:Bryan Litchfield: Pet Peeve: Baddrivers. Ambition: Going to scho<getting rich, and making lotsmoney. Greatest Fear: WorkingWal Mart for the rest of my life. In ’Years I See Myself: Married withkids.Tonya Loewn: Nickname:T-Knuckles.Pet Peeve: People who talk duringmovies. Ambition: Get as far awayfrom this town as possible. GreatestFear: Having to come back and live atmy parent's house again. In Ten YearsI See Myself: A mom with many kids.Michael Lommerts: Nickname: Loms.Pet Peeve: Blowing out a engine oilwhen you hit a big rock. Ambition: Tobe rich. Most Memorable Moment:Wide open.28Grade 12Blaine Lowry: Pet Peeve: Slowdrivers. Favorite Saying: Good stuff,Sweet. Ambition: Weather guy. MostMemorable Moment: Marine Bio trip.Greatest Fear: Being the single,unmarried guy still working at McD's.In Ten Years I See Myself: Twentyeight.Debbie Magistad: Nickname: Lil DebDeb. Pet Peeve: Teachers spying onstudents smoking. Ambition: To openmy own bar/hotel .... and then berich. In Ten Years I See Myself: Rich.Joel Maljars: Pet Peeve: Caps. Most Chris McArthur: Nickname: Sloth.Memorable Moment: Driving myIntrepid with Mike,Pero, and Landon.Ambition: Become something greatin life. In Ten Years I See Myself: As adairy farmer.Pet Peeve: Stupid people. FavoriteSayirtg: Yeah! Ambition: Going somewhere other then Taber. BiggestBlonde Moment: Walking into thewrong class twice in one day.Ambition: Own a large successfulbusiness. Most Memorable Moment:Two Mexico mission trips,Marine Bio,and Europe trip to Greece and Italy.In Ten Years I See Myself: Done schooland starting my own buisness.Travis Meier: No commentavailable.Shawna Nevil: Nickname: Critter.Pet Peeve: People who drive underthe speed limit. Favorite Saying: Ogeez. Ambition: Gt> to college and geta good paying job. In Ten Years I SeeMyself: Living with Brad, Aleah, andDanny partying every night!Ashleigh Neilson: Pet Peeve: Whenpeople say " I told you so."Ambition:Graduate from university and becomea mother. Biggest Fear: Dropping outof university and loosing touch withfriends. In Ten Years I See Myself: Awife and mother and living in Candasomewhere.29Grade 12Chase Oberholtzer: Ambition: Makemoney. Most Memorable Moment:Motley Crue concert in Calgary.Tyrell Paul: Nickname: Jackknife.Pet Peeve: Old people who walk sloFavorite Saying: Whats up?Ambiti(To be a football player. In Ten YeaI See Myelf: Getting married,workiand being happy.Landon Peleskey: Nickname: Pelesk.Pet Peeve: People telling me my truckis to clean. Ambition: To own acompany. Most Memorable Moment:Driving in the Intrepid with the boys.Biggest Laugh: Pero and I rapping itoff in the hallways. In Ten Years I SeeMyself: Having a good job and notliving in Taber.David Penner: Nickname: Penner.Pet Peeve: Annoying people.GreatestFear: Moving out of my parents place.Ambition: Make more money thenmy parents.Kayla Penner: Nickname: Kay-Zee.Pet Peeve: Slowdrivers. Ambition:Complete my nursing degree. MostMemorable Moment: Hot tub partywith a bunch of girls from school.In Ten Years I See Myself: A nursein Calgary or Lethbridge.Josh Peterson: Most MemorableMoment: Almost taking the Dutch!to Dutch Creek. Biggest Laugh: FoMacleod. Greatest Fear: Ending ufliving in a van down by the river.Britany Pierson: Pet Peeve: Whenguys cross their legs like girls.Favorite Saying: Yai, I didn't know.Greatest Fear: Not knowing what Iwant to do. Most EmbarrassingMoment: Nysha and I walking out ofCanadian Tire.John Pittman: Nickname: Ditters.Favorite Saying: How you doing?Greatest Fear: Facing the real world.Most Embarrassing Moment: Fallingasleep on the toilet. In Ten Years I SeeMyself: Playing football for a collegeor CFL team.-30Grade 12____________Kale Renner: Pet Peeve: People whor*lieve that they are better then theyreally are. Ambition: To become a bestselling author. Most Memorablefoment: When we were going to themovies and got two free passes to anymovie we wanted.Kristen Reti: Pet Peeve: The parkingat school. Most Memorable Moment:Trip to Belize, snowboarding withTasha. Greatest Fear: Not getting outof Taber.Nysha Roberts: Nickname: GeeshNysh. Pet Peeve: W.R. Myersdisgusting public washrooms withhand dryers instead of paper towel.Ambition: To Travel to everycontinent and invent something tohelp many kids. In Ten Years I SeeMyself: The one who actuallymarried the rich guy.Amber Robinson: Nickname:Hammer. Pet Peeve: People whotalk about others when they don'treally know the truth. Ambition: Tobe successful. Biggest Laugh: Theelevator story. In Ten Years I SeeMyself: Happy with a family andbeing successful.Tyler Rodwell: Nickname: Rody.’et Peeve: Pelesky's driving. Favoritelaying: Do er up. Biggest Laugh:Vhen we took the firefly out for a testIrive. Greatest Fear: Paying for more•ills.Amy Roy: Nickname: Ames. PetPeeve: People who are late. FavoriteSaying: Um...yeah...sure! Ambition:Go to college. Greatest Fear: That Iwon't be able to support myself.In Ten Years I See Myself: Working asa child and youth care worker inLethbridge.Lindsay Rudolf: Pet Peeve: Wakingup. Greatest Fear: Staying in Taberfor the rest of my life and working atPanago. Most Embarrassing Moment:Walking over an air vent and myskirt flying up. ■*with friends, and Motley Crueconcert. Biggest Laugh: Erik tryingto fight a pole.... and lost.Justin Saruwatari: Pet Peeve: Baddrivers. Ambition: Get rich. MostMemorable Moment: Hanging out31Grade 12Blake Schmidt: Favortite Saying:" Hey Buddy!" Ambition: Farmhand.Most Memorable Moment: Cruisingwith Landon Pelesky. Biggest Laugh:Everything. Most MemorableMoment: Going into the girls washroomin grade ten. In Ten Years I SeeMyself: Farming.Justin Sebok: Pet Peeve: Bad gram™and chronically happy people.Ambition: To live in New York CiMost Memorable Moment: Plannjour numerous parties for frenchSpanish class. Greatest Fear: To silwaiting for my acceptance touniversity.Travis Senkow: Nickname: Moose.Favorite Saying: Mark. Ambition:Eventually be a mountain man andlive in a cave. Greatest Fear: Bears andonly owning two pairs of under wear.Most Memorable Moment: Ending upin Fort Macleod for three days.Stephanie Shimbashi: Nickname:The Asian, Sushi. Pet Peeve: Whenpeople drive slower than the speedlimit. Favortie Saying: I'm going to gosit in a corner and cry now! Ambition:Making it to the top of McDonalds

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