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Picture Butte High School Tributeen 1975
Inter-Collegiate Press of Canada Ltd., 2018Co-Authors: Picture Butte High SchoolAbstract:The annual publication of the students of Picture Butte High School, Picture Butte, Alberta. (Volume 1974-1975)pdfSerenity is neither frivolity, nor complacency, It is the highest knowledge and love, It is the affirmation of all reality Being awake at the edge of all deep and abysses. Serenity is the secret of beauty And the real substance of all art. Hermann Hesse Seek not to have that everything Should happen as you,wish, But wish for everything to happen As it actually does happen, And you will be serene. EPICTETUS What is the use of love, good fortune, knowledge, and riches, If you do not give yourself time To enjoy them in leisure. Gleichen-Russwurm IN DEDICATION TO MRS. MARION COURT The yearbook staff would like to dedicate the 1975 Tributeen to Mrs. M. Court for her many years of service to Picture Butte High School. Mrs. Court has been associated with the school for thirty-two years and retired in June, 1975. We would like to wish her the best in the future and to express our thanks for her guidance. 8 9 Editors Message Friends: This has been a year full of activities. The yearbook staff and myself sincerely hope we have captured the high-lites in everyone’s year. I would like to thank Mr. Ellefson, our staff advisor, for his help and encouragement throughout the year. A special thanks to Mr. Jensen and the Visual Communication classes for their picture processing; and to all those that had a part in producing the 1974-75 school term yearbook. I hope for continued success to all future graduates of Picture Butte High and remember: In spite of all our wanderings happiness is always found within a narrow compass and among objects which lie within our immediate reach. 10 Principal's Message Each school is different. Each graduating class is its own. The 1974-75 school year at Picture Butte High School might best be described as one of action, but action with direction. While this class will be remembered for its very fine academic record, it may not even be matched for its truly outstanding athletic achievements. The quality of leadership provided by the 1974-75 graduates of Picture Butte High School must be recorded as first rate. While these young people "may never pass this way again," they are certainly entitled to look back at their graduating year with a sense of pride in their accomplishments. It is after all, performance that really counts. The 1974-75 school year will also be recalled as the year Mrs. Marion Court concluded an outstanding career as a teacher. The contributions she has made to education in the Picture Butte community have been both generous and enduring. Her competent manner will be greatly missed in the administration of the educational program in Picture Butte High School. Mr. G. Hanna 11 Vice Principal's Message It is difficult to say good-bye to a school with which one has been associated for thirty-two years. However, I take with me many wonderful memories. Thank-you students of Picture Butte High. I wish for each of you, all that is good in life. "Beyond a wholesome discipline, be gentle with yourself. You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars; you have a right to be here" Desiderata My toast to you, your school motto: "Pour Bonheur, Honneur et Succes" Marion Court Congratulations to the Graduates of 1975. I sincerely hope that all of your plans materialize. Strive for individual superiority—but be yourself. Doug Dudley people 13 Teaching Staff Mrs. R. Ahluwalia Mr. D. Becklund Mr. J. Brosz Mrs. M. Court Mr. D. Dudley Mr. B. Ellefson Mr. E. Gibbons Mr. G. Hanna Mr. H. Harris Mr. R. Harvey Mr. A. Hougan Mr. B. Jensen Mrs. L. Jensen Mr. G. Johnson 14 Miss M. Johnson Mr. D. King Mr. D. Luyten Mr. K. Mackenzie Mr. T. Marsden Miss B. Nelson Mrs. M. Oikawa Mr. S. Perverseff Mr. R. Price Miss E. Schlotzer Mrs. C. Sucher Mrs. M. Waugh Mr. N. Woodruff Mr. R. Yamagishi 15 Office Staff The yearbook staff would like to thank Mrs. Ruby Cook, Mrs. Dorothy Foster, Mr. and Mrs. Dickout, and Mr. and Mrs. Erno for their help and friendship. Baier, Rosemarie Bebek, Marvin Bodnar, Penny- Bodnar, Sherry- Boone , Susan Boras, Gordon Boras, Lorrie Branch, Barton Brandhorst, Dick Brandhorst, Jim Chariesworth, Diane Chervenka, Cathy- Davies, Cheryl Dickout, Shelley Dudley, Deb Elfring, Corrie Folden, Boyd Fuller, Mark Gergel, Leslie Gluszak, George Graduates 17 Hanna, Terry Heninger, Bryan Jensen, David Jones, Wendy Katakami, Linda Leclair, Gilles Leusink, Gerry Liptak, Alan Mehalko, Donna Nummi, Hal Peacock, Elizabeth Reeder, Laurie Richter, Donna Ruaben, Perry Russell, Ellen Rutledge, Patti Sabo, Cindy Sauchuk, Michael Schiraanski, Doris Shearer, Moira 18 Shimek, Carol Shirakawa, Tom Swartzenberger, Dean Tamminga, Peter Teyke, Fred Tokai, Douglas Trapp, David Trefan, Peter Trncik, Irene Vander Kooi, Ann Vander Linden, Janie Vredegoor, Linda Wamsteeker, Erna Wamsteeker, Leroy Westerhoud, Freda Wiltse, Calvin Wojtowicz, Denise Yalowega, Jayne Ziegler, Monica 19 Grade Twelve Grade Eleven Aksnowicz, Robert Bader, John Banbur, Susan BergenHenengouwen, A. Blair, Loren Bodnar, Don Bosnjak, Dan Brown, Alex Charlesworth, Allan Christensen, Soren Davies, Kathy Deak, John Dietl, Richard Dunn, Duane Folden, Alan Friebel, Beverly Furukawa, Michael Grisnich, Ray Haney, Susan Hanna, Donald Heinonen, Laurie Hudson, Hugh Hughes, Murray Irwin, Brant Iwamoto, Wendy Jensen, Melodie Juhar, John Karren, Barbara 21 Karren, Beverly Koyata, Hugh Lehto, Sandra Magyar, Clayton Mehalko, Joanne Meidahl, Ron Mrazek, Debbie Nieboer, Douglas Oga, Richard Oler, Kim Oliver, Michael Osaka, Janice Osaka, Judy Peacock, David Perkovic, Steve Piro, Debbie Puurveen, Sandra Restall, Ellen Richardson, Terri Richardson, Wade Rosendahl, Walter Sauchuk, David Sauer, Kevin Schultz, Linda Sereda, Leona Shimek, Ron Simmons, Fay Sorgard, Pat Sosick, Calvin Stefancsik, Mike 22 Mary Ann Dianna Connie Pat Cathy Stronks, Swennen, Szteina, Taguchi, Takeda, Tamminga, Grace Tanaka, Brian Tokai, Brenda Toth, Joan Trofanenko, Gail Vance, Jim Vander Kooi, Henry Van Nistelrooy, Albert Veluw, Alice Warnock, Keith Wiersma, Rita Wocknitz, Susan Woodruff, Donald Wyrostok, Bernard Yoshida, Rodney 23 Grade Ten Banbur, Peggy Bartha, Carlina Bebek, Lilly Bilcik, Donna Bodnar, Chester Bodnar, Lori Boone, Don Boras, Sue Caruso, Danny Carver, Cheri Chervenka, Debbie Christensen, Hans Courtoreille, Beverly Crotty, Cyndy Davies, Linda Dronklaar, Lucy Elaschuk, Janice Engels, Albert Fletcher, Donald Garrett, Barbara Gibbons, Donna 25 Goldie, Terry Grisnich, Peter Grisnich, Rhonda Haney, Barbara Hanna, Donna Hanna, Mark Hanna, Marvin Hattori, Brenda Haughian, Kelly Hellwig, Rose Marie Horsburgh, Judy Hurkens, Sheila Iwamoto, Kathy Jorgensen, Terry Juhar, Anita Juris, Diane Juris, Joanne Kolk, John Kurinka, Lawrence Larson, Linda Lumley, Shannon Machacek, Myron Malmberg, Kim Merritt, Rhonda Miller, Cindy Mohrmann, Ingrid Noble, Sherry Nummi, Marlene Oga, Donald Osaka, Mark 26 Oseen, Lennea Oseen, Terry Ostrup, Cindy Passmore, Susan Pittman, Romona Puurveen, Nancy Ramias, Kathy Ramias, Jimmie Renning, Tim Saia, Wencil Schuld, Edward Schultz, Donna Schwartzenberger, Stan Sereda, Peter Shimek, Kenneth Shono, Ken Simmons, Carl Sobczak, Helen Sucher, Pam Swartzenberger, Tim Swennen, Lisa 27 Takahashi, Douglas Teyke, Roy Tokai, Joyce Tokai, Ronald Toth, Theresa Trefan, Randy Trapp, Charlene Trapp, John Tucker, Tam Vance, Frank Vander Heyden, Peter Van Hell, Fred Van Herk, Marlene Van Hierden, Ann Vredegoor, Martin Warren, Susan Wojtowicz, David Wood, Ann Woodcock, Tony Yalowega, Sandra 28 Grade Nine Asplund, Anita-Marie Ayukawa, Linda Bader, Dianne Baier, Norbert Bailey, Michelle Batty, Kaylene Berent, Darla Blair, Jim Bodnar, Patti Bodnar, Rose Marie Brandhorst, Joyce Brau, Bernard Carver, Gregory Charlesworth, Karen Charlesworth, Mark Chronik, Patty Court, Pam Courtoreille, Calvin Drake, Larry Dunn, Holly Dylawskyj, Billy Eberle, Debbie Elaschuk, Norman Forsythe, Dale Garrett, Arnold Gillies, Darren Grant, Karen Grant, Tim Grisnich, Gerarda Grisnich, Wendy 29 Grisnich, William Haney, Ted Hanna, Beverly Heinonen, Gary Hellwig, Ronald Heninger, Carolyn Hoyle, Helene Itaya, Jim Jensen, Gary Kariatsumari, Terry Kemmet, Lori Kipnik, Paul Klok, Jannie Korthius, Harry Krampl, Vicky Kurze, Cheri Lee, Frank Magyar, Gregory Malchow, Rodney Meidahl, Darren Miller, Helen Mohrmann, Walter Mulder, Edward Mulder, Wilma Nyhof, Bonnie Osaka, Joanne Ostrup, Sherry Papworth, Lawrence Peacock, Miriam 30 Rae, Katherine Reeder, David Reiter, Kevin Richardson, Scott Rutledge, Joni Sabo, June Sauchuk, Terry Sauer, Darwin Schmidtke, Beverly Schultz, Ron Shimek, Donald Simmons, Gary Simmons, Velma Stauth, Karen Taguchi, Theresa Thurlow, Donna Tokai, Darlene Vandenberg, Marty Vander Flier, Christine Vander Linden, Peter Van Essen, Evert Van Herk, Cornell Van Hierden, Brenda Vegter, Conrad Vogel, Mary Ann Warnock, Sheila Westerhoud, Corry Wocknitz, Allen Zeigler, Peter 31 Grade Eight Alexander, Karma Asplund, Lisa Bartha, Kevin Bexte, Karl Bodnar, Jerry Bodnar, Linda Brau, James Brau, Richard Brouwer, Debbie Caruso, David Courtoreille, Wally Cox, Shelley de Kok, Henry Dunn, Judy Dunsbergen, Bert Dylawskyj, Mary Eickhoff, Monica Finch, Mark Flett, Calvin Flett, Ursel Friebel, Douglas Gergel, Darren Gilbert, Jim Grisnich, Cheryl Grisnich, Gerda Heinonen, Cathy Hormoth, Debbie Hoyle, Diane Jensen, Donald 32 Jensen, Miriam Jones, Shannon Jones, Vince Jorgensen, Kevin Kerber, Christel Lumley, Kerry Lynn, Wendy Machacek, Perry Magyar, Bradley Miller, Sandra Mrazek, Leonard Noble, Lori Nummi, Boyd Oga, Esther Osberg, Luanna 33 Pierson, Scheldon Rettie, Michael Russell, Kena Saver, Debbie Schmidtke, Loretta Schultaz, Lorrie Sereda, Zoia Shearer, Derrick Smith, Mark Sosick, Colleen Sparks, Chris Szteina, Gregory Teyke, Rita Trofanenko, Lori Warnock, Barry Westerhoud, M. Wood, Allison Wutzke, Bradley 34 Grade Seven Banbur, Vic Bartha, Brenda Batty, Daryl Brau, Michael Bulldog, Diane Chervenka, Carol Cox, Ryon Crotty, Mary Ann de Kok, Andre de Kok, Herbie Dunn, Dona Dunn, Mona Fajnor, Laurie Fajnor, Randall Forsythe, Laurie Grant, Barbara Gillies, Grant Hanna, Laurel Holman, Don Holthe, Lorrie Horsburgh, James Itaya, Larry Iwamoto, Dean Jones, Darla Juhar, Terry Kipnik, Maryann Klok, Peter Koenen, Terry 35 Lee, Betty Lee, Donna Lee, Lizle Lumley, Hugh Miller, Darren Mohrmann, Erica Moriyama, Robert Murray, Shawn Neher, Shelley Oseen, Lana Ostrup, Jim Peacock, Stephen Rosendal, Margaret Ruscher, Harry Sabo, Jerry Sauer, Ronnie Schmidtke, Barbara Schon, Darren Schultz, Lori Sereda, Irene 36 Shearer, Darcy Shimek, Shelley Simmons, Cindy Sucher, Cal Takahashi, Sharon Takahashi, Sheila Takeda, David Tamminga, Brian Timm, Peter Thurlow, Sydney Trefan, Terry Van Essen, Wilma Vandenberg, Brenda Van Herk, Thane Van Hierden, Rita Vogel, Eric Westerhoud, Allan Wutzke, Alex Yoshida, Alan Yoshida, Brian Ziegler, David 37 ' f ' V V lu ' CLUBS & ORGAniZAtIOnS 39 SENIOR HIGH STUDENT'S COUNCIL Standing: Mr. Gibbons (advisor), Doug Takahashi, Hal Nummi, Brian Tanaka, Marvin Bebek, Mr. Becklund (advisor) Seating: Shelley Dickout, David Wojtowicz, Susan Wocknitz Missing: Lilly Bebek, Allan Charlesworth The 1974-75 school term has come and gone, having brought with it many accomplishments for PBHS. The student’s council, too, has had a successful year. Frosh Week was especially a notable activity, as it has been deemed the biggest success of the year. Although there were a couple of activities that did not turn out nearly as well, on the whole this year's council did a very commendable job. On behalf of the 1974-75 council, I would like to thank Mr. Becklund and Mr. Gibbons for their help this year; also to the students and teachers for allowing our council to be such a major part of the achool. Good luck to next year’s council. Shelley Dickout 40 JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT’S COUNCIL Standing: Mr. Luyten (advisor), Leonard Mrazek, Scott Richardson, Rob Moriyama, Cal Sucher Seating: Irene Sereda, Esther Oga, Terry Kariatsumari, Donna Thurlow Missing: MaryAnn Vogel During the 74-75 school year, the Junior High Student’s Council did not have very many activities, but the ones we did have were fun. In these activities, we did such things as; having record hops and Easter and Christmas assemblies. There was one problem about the record hops. Many people participated in them, but only junior high was invited. This caused alot of trouble for the older people, leading to fewer record hops at the end of the year. If the council had more cooperation from the students, it would have been a better year. However, the Easter and Christmas assemblies were more successful. The student’s council also donated a sum of money to the Band Scholarship and the Yearbook staff which was accumulated from the magazine sales. In the magazine sales, we raised a fair amount of money. We were quite pleased with the effort that the students put into it. Thanks alot! We decided to do something different this year. It was the kindergarten children’s first year at our school, so we helped them out by celebrating their Christmas and Easter parties with them. It was alot of fun. Next year let's get some new activities going by helping the student’s council. It might even be a better year than this one. Good luck! We would like to thank our staff advisor, Mr. Luyten, for influencing our ideas. Terry Kariatsumari MaryAnn Vogel 41 YEARBOOK STAFF Sitting: Linda Katakami, Wendy Jones (advertising manager), Kathy Davies, Carol Shimek (editor), Donna Mehalko, Denise Wojtowicz Standing: Mr. Jensen (photography advisor), Tom Shirakawa, Hal Nummi, Mr. Ellefson (staff advisor) LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Sitting: Diane Chariesworth, Alan Folden Standing: Ray Grisnich, Arnold Garret, Carl Simmons, Hugh Hudson, Peter Trefan, Marlene Van Herk, Donna Shultz, Brenda Tokai, Mr. Woodruff (librarian) AthLetics 46SPORTS COUNCIL Standing: Mr. Marsden, Mr. King Seating: Bev Hanna, Leroy Wamsteeker, Donna Gibbons CURLING CLUB Cindy Sabo, Mr. Price (advisor) Wendy Jones BISONETTES Sitting: Shelley Shimek, Ursel Flett, Patty Chronik, Cathy Heinonen, Carolyn Heninger, Cheri Kurze, Terry Kariatsumari, Joanne Osaka, Brenda Bartha, Carol Chervenka Standing: Patti Bodnar (manager), Mr. Perverseff (coach) Kneeling: Shannon Jones, Darla Jones BISONS , Larry Drake, Rod Mai chow, Mr. Harvey (coach), , Ted Haney, Boyd Nummi, Don Jensen, Gary Jensen, Dean Iwamoto Back row: Kevin Jorgensen Calvin Flett, Shawn Murray Front row: Rob Moriyama, -r-33B£~‘ BADGERSTTES NORTH COUNTY CHAMPS Back row: Mr. Marsden (coach), June Sabo (manager) Front row: Laurel Hanna, Sharon Takahashi, Linda Ayukawa, Beverly Hanna, Donna Thurlow, Terry Juhar, Colleen Sosick, Sheila Takahashi, Donna Lee Missing: Bonnie Nyhof, Luanna Osberg BADGERS Center: Mr. Yamagishi (coach), Jim Ostrup, Greg Szteina Clockwise: Cal Sucher, Perry Machacek, Don Shimek, Darren Gillies, Allen Wocknitz, Scott Richardson, Kevin Reiter, Peter Vander Linden, Darwin Sauer Grant Gillies Missing: Frank Lee f SUGAR KINGS PROVINCIAL CHAMPS—SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE CHAMPS Back row: Mr. Hanna (coach), Bryan Heninger, Terry Hanna, Doug Nieboer, Murray Hughes, Brian Tanaka Front row: Michael Oliver, Stanley Schwartzenberger, Hugh Koyata, Marvin Bebek BEARS Back row: Mr. Mackenzie (coach). Albert Engels, Marvin Hanna, Kim Malmberg, Edward Schuld, Terry Jorgensen, Stanley Schwartzenberger, Myron Machacek, Randy Trefan Front row: Doug Takahashi, Don Fletcher SUGAR QUEENS ZONE CHAMPS—PROVINCIAL FINALISTS Coach: Mrs. Jensen Clockwise: Lucy Dronkelaar, Angela BergenHenengouwen, Susan Haney, Donna Hanna, Linda Davies, Pam Sucher, Shelley Dickout, Lilly Bebek, Joanne Juris, Marlene Nummi, Joyce Tokai, Susan Warren Missing: Susan Passmore, Ellen Russell Manager: Tam Tucker SENIOR HIGH GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Coach: Mr. Brosz Left to right: Donna Hanna, Joanne Juris, Shelley Dickout, Linda Davies, Sandra Lehto, Lilly Bebek, Susan Haney, Susan Warren, Susan Wocknitz, Pam Sucher Missing: Donna Gibbons, Brenda Hattori, Melodie Jensen, Grace Tamminga JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Back Row: Mr. Brosz (coach), Miriam Jensen (manager), Shannon Jones, Debbie Brouwer, Donna Thurlow, Darlene Tokai, Kenna Russell, Wendy Lynn (manager) Front Row: Terry Kariatsumari, Carolyn Heninger, Pam Court, Lori Kemmet June Sabo Missing: Bev Hanna, Sheila Warnock JUNIOR HIGH BOYS VOLLEYBALL Back Row: Mr. Brosz (coach), Scott Richardson, Kevin Reiter, Allen Wocknitz, Rod Malchow, Darren Gillies, Judy Dunn (manager) Front Row: Mark Charlesworth, Ted Haney, Eddie Moulder, Darwin S.auer iji) MM-. - Coaches: Mr. King, Mr. Marsden, Mr. Ellefson Players: Back row; Don Bodnar, Kevin Sauer, Allan Chariesworth, John Deak, Calvin Sosick, Doug Nieboer, Michael Oliver, Doug Takahashi Middle row; Terry Hanna, Hal Nummi, Marvin Bebek, Leroy Wamsteeker, Barton Branch, Bryan Heninger, Scott Rickardson, Front Row; Rod Malchow, Darren Gillies, Don Fletcher, Don Shimek, Peter Sereda, Hugh Koyata 56 Defeat High River 27-23 Friday Picture Butte takes Foothills crown By CLARKE HUNTER Herald Sports Writer The High River Mustangs made a real barn-burner of it, but their late comeback effort fell just short and the Picture Butte Elks won the Foothills Football Conference championship game by a 27-23 score at Henderson Park Friday night. The Mustangs, trailing 27-15 with less than three minutes remaining, got a touchdown and a two-point convert from star running back Paul Blayney to narrow the gap and then had several hundred chilly spectators on their feet when they recovered a Picture Butte fumble on their own 54-yard line. Five plays later, High River had marched to the 19-yard line, but the Picture Butte defence came up big, forcing Mustang quarterback Ray Tupkai to unload in a hurry and throw three incomplete passes. The Elks took over first and ten and, two plays later, the gun sounded with the Elks reigning as 1974 Foothills champions. The Western Division champion Mustangs had dominated the early going, but failed to get on the scoreboard when twice fullback Craig Spangler lost the handle on long passes with touchdown written all over them. A third-down gamble which turned into a 63-yard run by Hal Nummi set up the first Picture Butte major late in the first quarter. Only a diving tackle by Wade Cooper at the four-yard line prevented Nummi from going all the way. However, three plays later, John Deak took the ball from Elk quarterback Bryan Heninger and went five yards on an end-around play to open the scoring. Leroy Wamsteeker converted to give Picture Butte a 7-0 lead. Early in the second quarter, the Elks took a 13-0 lead on a 43-yard pass and run touchdown from Heninger to Rod Malchow. High River came right back with a touchdown of their own to narrow the gap to 13-7. Paul Blayney went over the goal line untouched from seven yards out to culminate a 54- yard drive that took ten plays, and Craig Spangler converted. Ray Tupkal’s 34-yard single cut the gap to 13-8 midway through the quarter and then Tupkai hit Spangler on a 38- yard pass play to put the Mustangs into the lead. Spangler added the convert to make it 15-13 as the two clubs headed for the dressing rooms. The cold weather began to take its toll in the third quarter, as neither.club could hang onto the ball long enough to sustain a scoring march. However, early in the final frame, pass interference and roughing penalties on the same play gave Picture Butte the ball on the Mustang 13- yard line. Four plays later, Heninger followed his left guard into the end zone from the one and Wamsteeker converted to regain the lead for the Elks at 20-15. Wade Richardson recovered a Mustang fumble minutes later at his own 40-yard line and, two plays later, Mike Oliver broke a pair of tackles at the line of scrimmage and romped 61 yards for a major score. Wamsteeker connected again on the convert to give the Elks their widest margin at 27-15. Blayney’s late touchdown was set up when a high snap forced the Picture Butte punter to run with the ball on third down. He was hauled down and the Mustangs took over on the Elk 38-yard line. A pass on the halfback option from Dave Percifield to Craig Spangler moved the ball to the three and Blayney spun over on the next play. Blayney was the outstanding individual on the field in a losing cause. He carried the ball 41 times to rack up 273 yards, and also caught a pair of passes for another 24 yards. Altogether the Mustangs rushed for 310 yards and passed for another 149. Spangler was the leading receiver in the game, hauling in five passes for 118 yards. Picture Butte compiled an amazing 438 yards on the ground, led by the 198-yard performance of Hal Nummi, who packed the pigskin 23 times. The Elks will be presented with the Foothills Football Conference Championship Trophy at the league’s annual awards banquet at Raymond Wednesday night. YARD STICKS - Picture Butte had some troubles in the first half, but once they settled down to their power running attack in the fourth quarter, their superiority showed through . . . only a couple of breaks put the Mustangs back in the game ... the outstanding defensive player of the game had to be Picture Butte’s Marvin Bebek, who was keying on Blayney and probably made as many tackles as the hard-running back made carries ... it was High River’s first loss of the season . . . they went through five league contests and a pair of playoff encounters unscathed. 57 Activities 59 Frosh Week Dress Up Day Athletics Awards JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS BASKETBALL Terry Kariatsumari Donna Thurlow JUNIOR HIGH BOYS BASKETBALL Rod Maichow Scott Richardson JUNIOR HIGH VOLLEYBALL Donna Thurlow Kevin Reiter CAREER ATHLETES Shelley Dickout Marvin Bebek Terry Hanna Bryan Heninger SENIOR GIRLS BASKETBALL Shelley Dickout MVP
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Picture Butte High School Tributeen 1982
Inter-Collegiate Press of Canada Ltd., 2018Co-Authors: Picture Butte High SchoolAbstract:The annual publication of the students of Picture Butte High School, Picture Butte, Alberta. (Volume 1981-1982)pdfTributeen 81-82Autumn to winter, winter into spring, Spring into summer, summer into fall— So rolls the changing yepr, and so we change; Motion so swift, we know not that we move. Dinah Maria Mulock Craik, Immutable Memories of summer slip away as fall returns again.Randyne Baskin Tammy Blair Cindy Brau Shane Brotherwood Donna Davids Janene Davies Cynthia Egger Gregory Fischer Dylana Goldie Douglas Gormley 6 The fall of '82 brought back not only the books and studying, but the gathering of friends and good times as well. The Rubik's Cube craze hit the school with full force; bewildered students were found everywhere solving the puzzle. The classrooms once again filled with familiar sounds of laughter and the latest gossip. And, as one can see here, a hearty lunch was enjoyed by all. Tracey Hage Gordon Harrison Shannon Heins Angela Heppner Carolyn Hildebrandt Gloria Hill Christine Hillman Lori Ann Hornberger Leanne Jones Terry Johnson Kimberlie Komm Sarah Krahn Terry Linitski Lesslie McDowell Kevin Miller 7 Nathan Moorehouse Shannon Nolette Carolyn Odegard Cheryl Olson Jack Peacock Shauna Piro Laurie Plato Erin Reiter Todd Renning Mark Sabo Dean Sawa Matthew Schimanski 8 Scott Shields Mary Shono David Smith Judy Swartzenberger Tami Takeda Bobby Vair Charles Vos Christina Yamada Halloween Halloween Day aroused several "spirits" to wander our halls and haunt our classrooms. There was quite an array of creepy creatures, ghostly ghouls, and lovely lasses. The Junior High Student Council organized a noon-hour dance and gave prizes for the best costumes. Senior high students also participated and had a great time. All in all, it was a wickedly fun occasion. 9 Frosh Day Once again the Grade Ten newcomers received their well-deserved welcome into Senior High. Each and every one of them were given a fair share of the festivities! Toilet paper races, broken eggs and a special noose for Jim Zalesak highlighted the bash. Despite a few runaways, the initiates were great sports and took the day in stride. 10 11 MONTREAL EXCHANGE The exchange between twenty Montreal students and twenty PBHS students was a "SMASHING" success. This fantastic trip took place in November (when they came here), and March (when we went there). The Montreal group was amazed at the "wide open plains", the "animals" on the farms, and the unique lifestyle we Albertans led. However, when we visited the dazzling city of Montreal, many surprises were to be found also. A highlight (for some) was meeting Prime Minister Trudeau in the House of Commons. And yet for others, a fantastic experience was seeing an NHL game at "The Forum". In general, we were all astounded by the variety of life in the East. Even though we all marvelled at the sites of this huge city, we definitely appreciated coming home to "GOOD OLE PICTURE Butte". 12 13 Bisons Front: David Smith, Rod Casson, Dean Savva Back: Henry Jones, Albert Wogen, Darren Mazutinec, Randy Hellwig Bisonettes Front: Judy Nemeth, Shauna Marshall, Tracy Lawlor, Debbie Dunn, Carolyn Odegard, Tammy Blair Back: Paula Koenen, Mr. Harvey (coach), Rosalind Harvey, Tammy Deimuth Cynthia Egger, Brenda Irvine, Erin Reiter, Peggy Vaner Linden (manager) The Bisonettes and Badgerettes had a very successful year. Thanks should go out to Mr. Harvey and the players for representing P.B.H.S. with such enthusiasm. Badgers Front: Dave Smith, Eddy Haney, Dean Sawa Back: Randy Hellwig, Darren Mazutinec, Mr. Heerze Missing: Rod Casson, Patrick Lewis, Albert Wolgen, Greg Fraser, Henry Jones Badgerettes Front: Celeste Johnson, Sherry Oikawa, Sherry Rae Charlesworth, Angela Heppner, Kim Komm, Shauna Piro Back: Shannon Evans, Mr. Harvey (coach), Trixie Tammmga, Sheryl Vogt, Monica Andron, Lisa Kubik, Debbie Cross, Peggy Vander Linden (manager) 15 Front: Pam Shimek, Wanda Osberg Second row: Stephanie Kubik, Jodi Bodnar, Karen Ayukawa, Michelle Janssens, Shari Evans, Jeannette Tersteeg, Nicki Oosterbroek Back: Donna Koenen (manager), Dore Campmans, Mr. Weitz (coach), Elaine Ayukawa 16 Front: Wayne Lehto, Stuart Barvir, Fred Lee, Mark Hattori, Glenn Tokai Second row: John Blimke, Ward Reiter Back: Steve Schmidt, Mr. Rosenfelt (coach), Darcy Neher, Cal Drake (manager), John Bianchini 17 Winter doesn’t seem so cold when you can endure it with a friendi Intramurals Sandra Ankermann Connie Bardies Brian Buckman Rodney Casson Jeffrey Davis Tammy Deimuth Miles Duhamel Debra Dunn Christine Frank Gregory Fraser Lori Hanna Rosalind Harvey Robert Heather Wendy Holthe Lance Hornberger Hazel Hoyle Brenda Irvine Mark Jensen Paula Koenen Peter Krahn 21 Kaylana Lawlor Tracey Lawlor Evelyn Lemke Pat Lewis Wyatt Lumley Shauna Marshall Theresa Miller Beatrice Murray Judy Nemeth Harold Oga 22 Karen Oga Carolyn Orosz Erinn Oseen Susie Radisic Cameron Reiter Darcy Schan Jason Shea Peggy Vander Linden Gonnie Visser Albert Wolgen Theresa Wray Dawn Zalesak Camera Shy: Marlene Gerard Georgina Rudies Helen Rudies Elbert Van Herk 23 24 25 Although cold winter winds keep us indoors, we continue to keep spirits high (in more ways than one!). We kept busy with holding several school assemblies, cheering on the home team at basketball games, and joining in the afterschool curling bonspiels. Monica Andron David Ankermann Debbie Bloomingdale Shirley Bodnar Wade Bodnar Anita Boettcher Sherri Charlesworth Debbie Cross Darren Dunn Rosemary Egger 26 Shannon Evans Andrea Rae Fischer Maryanne Forrayi Daniel Forsyth Gary Garrett Leeon Hage Edwin Haney Randy Hellwig Troy Heppner Connie Hildebrandt 27 Charles Holman Paul Hoyle Celeste Johnson Henry Jones Reinhold Kirsch John Klok Lisa Kubik Brett Lumley Darren Mazutinec Terriann Nolette Sherri Oikawa Gail Schultz 28 Patricia Shirley Jamey Takeda Trixie Tamminga Marie Taylor Richard Thompson Sherryl Vogt JoAnne Wiebe Shannon Wilde Donald Wutzke Lome Zmeko 29 The "mini-queens" this year did exceptionally well. They were the county league champions as well as the county tournament champions. In both cases, ... 0 losses. The outstanding season record was ... 20 wins, 1 loss. Indeed, these girls were fantastic!!! Bisons Front: Greg Fraser, Cameron Reiter, Pat Lewis, Rod Casson, Chad Clarke Back: Mr. Weitz (coach), Mark Jensen, Albert Wolgen, Darren Mazutinec, Randy Hellwig, Darren Dunn Bisonettes Front: Trixie Tamminga, Maryanne Forrayi, Sherry Oikawa, Paula Koenen Middle: Sherry Rae Charlesworth, Rosalind Harvey, Tracy Lawlor, Debbie Cross Back: Celeste Johnson, Mr. Perverseff (coach), Tammy Deimuth I Front: Mr. Marsden (coach), Mark Sabo, David Smith, Terry Johnson, Terry Linitski, Matthew Schimanski, Kevin Miller Front: Judy Swartzenberger, Laurie Plato, Leslie McDowell, Shauna Piro, Carolyn Odegard, Cynthia Egger, Angela Heppner, Erin Reiter, Sarah Krahn, Tammi Blair Sugar Kings Front: Scott Oikawa, Brian Elaschuk, John Bianchini, Wayne Lehto, John Austie Back: Alan Bartz, Darcy Neher, Ed Loman, Henry Bergen Henengowen, Ward Reiter, John Blimkie, Paul Loman, Mr. Heerze (coach) The Sugar Queens and Sugar Kings did exceptionally well this year. The girls captured the Provincial title. As well, the boys placed third in the Provincials. In league and tournament play, the Queens had 28 wins and 4 losses. The Kings had 26 wins and 6 losses. The Junior Varsity girls had a no-loss season record. Indeed, it was a fantastic year!! Sugar Queens Front: Jodi Bodnar, Karen Ayukawa, Elaine Ayukawa, Theresa Stroeve Back: Mr. Yamagishi (coach), Jeanette Tersteeg, Nicki Osterbroek, Rose Bergen Henengowen, Stephanie Kubik, Pam Shimek, Shari Evans, Donna Koenen (manager) Spring . . . new life blooms, new loves grow, and friendships grow ever stronger.Students involved in Montreal Exchange Darcy Neher - Denis Doucet Marci Neher - Adelina Picciuto Barb Nemeth - Patricia Dunne Scott Oikawa - Steve Deutch Lori Pollard - Julie Turcotte Lori Reiter - Karyn Doke Sherri Richter - Pearleen Motford Steve Schmidt - Franco De Santis Lorna Swartzenberger - Gwen Prillo Donna Vander Linden - Michele David Micheal Anderson - Alfred Bishai Shelly Buckman - Teresa Giangaspiro Dore Campmans - Maria Magafourakis Kesha Crapnell - Carolyn Bruce Sally Haney - Amy Ciambella Brent Irvine - Bruno Contardi Sharon Lawlor - Pina Cinella Kerri Miller - Heather Brown Lee-Andra Miller - Colleen Morin Mary-Ellen Miller - Joanne Loughman Michael Anderson Penny Anderson Stephen Anderson John Austie Elaine Ayukawa Shelly Banbur Alan Bartz Rose Bergen- Henengouwen 36 Brenda Courtoreille Kesha Crapnell Brenda Curry Calvin Drake Bert Dunsbergen Brian Elaschuk Allan Gergel Sally Haney Penni Holthe David Howe 38 I Stephanie Komm Richard Kurze Sharon Lawlor Wayne Lehto Ruby Lemke Sandra Lynn Michelle Main Debbie McDowell 39 Brent Irvine Byron Johnson Lee Andra Miller Mary Ellen Miller Kerri Miller Monika Mohrmann Cherry Morcom Darcy Neher Marci Neher Barbara Nemeth Grant Odegard Scott Oikawa 40 Nicki Oosterbroek Mieke Oskam Nathan Peacock Wayne Perich Michael Piro Paul Plato Lori Pollard Sherry Reichter Lori Reiter Steven Schmidt 41 Howard Schmidtke David Shea Pamela Shimek Sheila Shirley Theresa Stroeve Darin Schultz Lorna Swartzenberger Pauline Tersteeg Patrick Thomson j 42 David Tichler Lisa Vair Geraldine Vanderberg Mariette Vander Heyden Pauline Vander Heyden Donna Vander Linden Lawrence Van Essen Daniel Wilton Fred Wutzke Jim Zalesak 43 Stuart Barvir Henry Bergen- Henengouwen John Bianchini John Blimkie Koreen Boras ! Peter Brau Glenn Brouwer Kathy Buckman Ian Byrd Barry Chervenka Cathy Dalhuisen Sterling Davids Eric Dunsbergen Walter Engels Brad Fellger Jeff Gibb Carmen Groten 44 Margaret McDowell Clay Meidahl Shari Mellow Roger Miller Wayne Miller Terry Morcom Jody Navratil Beverly Nemeth Kelly Oikawa John Orosz Jay Oseen Cody Peever Marina Pittman Nola Pittman Garnet Pollard Russia Trip Although we couldn't seem to track down any of the students who participated in the grade 12 trip to Russia, it was made known that it was a memorable experience. A lot of sight seeing was involved. They attended a ballet, a fine arts museum among other interest points. Other juicy tidbits also were floating about, such as the close encounter Arlene Klooster had with Russian unlikelys. Darren Jones Donna Koenen Stephanie Kubik Fred Lee Paul Loman Laura Harrison Mark Hattori Glen Itaya Kelly Iwamoto Michelle Janssens Sherry Jensen James Hormoth Julie Hoyle Patty Hrncirik 45 Robin Reiter Ward Reiter Jim Rudelich Shawn Sauer Arthur Tamminga Jeanette Tersteeg Kelly Tichler Glenn Tokai Laura Vander Heide Allan Vander Linden Anne-Marie Van Maanen Ken Van Nistelrooy Tracey Wiltse Michele Wood 47 Cal Radisic Sunshine and laughter go hand in hand as they open the door to summertime.Honored Guests, Parents, and Fellow Graduates, For the past twelve years we have dreamed, planned, and worked for this day. Though we may say we're glad to be leaving the "sometimes" everlasting grind of our school days, we all hold a lot of fond memories too. Some of us have known each other since kindergarten and others met when we started high school. Never-the-less, we all are a part of this school and this class, and that makes us each special. In our first home, our parents started us off in life with great aspirations and goals. For their encouragement and belief in us, we are grateful. They kept their cool when we brought home bad reports, and they continually urged us to turn off the T.V. to accomplish some studying. In our second home, the teachers continued to guide and inspire us in developing our individual ambitions whether it be seeking a fob, furthering our studies, or pursuing our special talents as singers, comedians or track-stars. We sometimes feel they pushed us a little too hard but without their concern, we wouldn't be here tonight. On this day, we also acknowledge the companionship and support from our friends. Their lending hand and listening ear were more than welcome in sharing the good and bad times throughout the years. Today we see graduation not as an end to twelve years of education, but rather as the beginning of our lifetime experience. We've matured not only through our academic education but through our social education as well, blow we must apply all the values we've learnt to successfully adapt to the world situation as it is today. This definitely is not the easiest goal to accomplish, lob opportunities are scarce, secondary education costs are continually rising, and competition is forever increasing. But these problems can be overcome with patience and dedication on our part. Together, we’ve all had the same basic start with our education but the different paths we choose to follow will separate and acknowledge us as individuals. We all look forward to being noticed as an adult but we also hold some fears for the responsibility and demands that adult life entails. Our dreams for tomorrow can only become reality if we continue to work and strive for our goals. We are the masters of our own destinies so it's up to us to make the most of our lives. As we embark on our own journey, let us view life with open minds. Even with all our education, we still have a lot of knowledge and wisdom to aquire so let us respect the words and thoughts of others. It's our decisions, judgements, and actions that shape the foundation for the future society. So now as we prepare to live our adult lives, let us remember who we are and what we stand for. I hope we all find love, happiness, and enjoyment as we seek to fulfill our destinies. Thank-you, Angela Tersteeg 7982 50 51 52 53 Hal Anderson Alan Andron Karen Ayukawa Natalie Bartz Kathy Boras Keith Boras Tim Brouwer Carol Cattoi Shelly Charlesworth Kenneth Clarke Ken Cox Ron Dalhusien Shannon Dawson Linda Eickhoff Shari Evans Ken Folden > y X V X V V f i X/ J y 6, Z z J. / •Karen Hanna Wade Hanna Bruce Hudson Murray Jacobson Rod Jensen Arlene Klooster Vince Lawlor Judy Lemke Ed Loman Darryl Main Brent Morris Mitchell Oliver Wanda Osberg Lianne Perich Andy Pittman Helen Poppe 55 Cheri Rutledge Venon Simmons Ted Sorgard Cheryl Swartzenberger Trish Szteina Karen Taguchi Angela Tersteeg Jody Trapp Arlene Vance I 56 Cindy Vanden Doot Ken Van Raay Chris Vavra Bernice Vegter Christine Vogel Patrick Vredegoor Rose Warnock Calvin Witdouck Robert Yoshida Camera Shy: Alex Middleton Cheri Soltys I 57 ATHLETIC AWARDS Junior High Volleyball Rosalind Harvey, Paula Koenen, Debbie Cross Sherry Oikawa, Trixie Tamiriga, Monica Andron Darren Mazuntinec, Randy Hellwig. Junior High Basketball Debbie Cross, Darren Mazuntinec, Randy Hellwig Senior High Volleyball Sugar Kings: John Blimke, Ward Reiter, John Bianchini, Fred Lee, Stuart Barvir, Mark Hattori. Sugar Queens: Karen Ayukawa, Jodi Bodnar, Pam Shimek, Stephanie Kubik. Senior High Basketball Sugar Kings: Ed Loman, Paul Loman, John Blimke, John Bianchini, Henry Bergen Henen-gouwen. Ward Reiter. Sugar Queens: Jeanette Tersteeg, Rose Bergen Henengouwen, Nicki Osterbrook, Shari Evans, Theresa Stroeve, Elaine Ayukawa, Pam Shimek, Stephani Kubik, Karen Ayukawa, Jodi Bodnar. Curling Steve Schmidt, Jim Rudelich, Fred Lee, Linda Eickhoff. Career Athlete's Shari Evans, Karen Ayukawa, Ed Loman. Athletes of the Year Karen Ayukawa, John Bianchini. Karri Sucher Memorial Award Karen Ayukawa Special Service Award Angela Tersteeg, Michelle Oliver, Hal Anderson. Special Award for Outstanding Achievements in Track and Field Rose Warnock 58 59 60 Academic Awards Highest Grade Averages Grade 7 Mary Shono Grade 8 Rosalind Harvey Grade 9 Sherry Oikawa Grade 10 Jodi Bodnar Grade 11 Stephanie Kubik Grade 12 Shari Evans Alan Andron Grade 12 Academic Awards Alan Andron Carolin Cattoi Angela Tersteeg Murray Jacobson Keith Boras Cindy Vanden Dool Shari Evans Andy Pittman Edward Loman Kathy Boras Rose Warnock Calvin Witdouck Ted Sorgard Michell Oliver Karen Hanna Karen Taguchi Citizenship Award Karen Ayukawa P.B.H.S. Subject Awards Cheri Soltys Angela Tersteeg Cindy Vanden Dool Alan Andron Karen Ayukawa Jody Trapp Natalie Bartz Karen Hanna Ronald Dalhuisen Karen Taguchi Ken Folden Wanda Osberg Shari Evans Trish Szteina 61 Doug Dudley Donald Becklund Marilyn Dewart Deanie Evans Earl Gibbons Maurice Hollingsworth Fern Horvath Brie Jensen Myrna Johnson 62 Grant Johnson Tom Marsden Betty Lou Mazutinec Mary Oikawa > Sam Perverseff Bryan Rosenfelt Richard Teramura Rick Yamagishi Missing Teachers Rabindar Ahluwalia Bryan Ellefson Terry Gall Ross Harvey Hank Heerze Arlene Purcell Wayne Wietz 63 64 65 Yearbook Staff The changing seasons; we compare our lifestyles, during school and the years to follow, with these phases. In this book we attempt to display the school year in the seasons as they occur. To each season belongs its own special events, people, triumphs, and despairs. The yearbook of 1981-82 consisted of Sally Haney, Penny Anderson, Jim Rudelich, Sterling Davids, Jeff Gibb, and the advisors Mr. Teramura and Mr. Ellefson. Koreen Boras and Marina Pittman were the editors. For all those who recieve this book, may the seasons of your life bring a continuous flow of success and happiness. Good Luck always, bb 67 PATRONS Alexandra Restaurant 328 - 5th St. S., Lethbridge, Alta. Phone: 327-2844 Alberta Teachers' Association County of Lethbridge, #21 Lethbridge, Alberta Barton Motors Ltd. Picture Butte, Alta. Phone: 732-4545 Bee Hive Crafts Centre Village Mall Phone: 327-0724 Bert's West Best Food Mart Picture Butte, Alta. Phone: 732-4144 Bill's Welding Picture Butte, Alta. Phone: 732-4543 Branch Automotive P.O. Box 24, Picture Butte, Alta. Phone: 732-4062 Butte Dress Shoppe Highway Avenue, Picture Butte, Alta. Phone: 732-4000 Butte Feeds 81 Ltd. Box 87, Picture Butte, Alta. Phone: 732-4363 Butte Motors & Farm Supplies Ltd. 320 Highway Ave. N., Picture Butte, Alta. Phone: 732-4406 Canadian Western Natural Gas Co. Ltd. 852 Crescent Ave. N., Picture Butte, Alta. Phone: 732-4232 Caruso's Hardware & Lumber Ltd. 341 Highway Ave. N., Picture Butte, Alta. Phone: 732-4415 68Chronik Construction Ltd. Picture Butte, Alta. Phone: 732-4562 Circle Wood Products Box 296, Picture Butte, Alta. Phone: 732-4244 The Co-operators (C.I.S. Insurance) Fred T. Thomson 328 Highway Ave., Box 267, Picture Butte, Alta. Country Loaf Bakery Highway Ave. S., Picture Butte, Alta. Coyote Sports 201 - 4th St. South, Picture Butte, Alta. Phone: 732-4161 Ed's Dairy Bar 116 - 4th St. N., Picture Butte, Alta. Phone: 732-4233 Frache Bros. Ltd. - Quality Florists Lethbridge, Alta. Phone: 327-2666 Friesen Yearbooks 5720 Macleod.Trail S.W., Calgary, Alta. Phone: (403) 253-3232 Frosty Dip Highway Ave. N., Picture Butte, Alta. Phone: 732-4274 G & E Contractors Taber (1976) Ltd. 303 Piron Place, Picture Butte, Alta. Phone: 732-4274 G & E Insurance Services Ltd. Box 510, Picture Butte, Alta. Phone: 732-4550 Gifts Galore 232 Highway Ave., Picture Butte, Alta. Phone: 732-4459 Haney Farms Ltd. Box 280, Picture Butte, Alta. Phone: 738-4410 Harry Watson Farm Supply Ltd. Picture Butte, Alta. Phone: 732-4772 69Helen's Beauty Salon 335 Highway Ave., Picture Butte, Alta. Phone: 732-4772 It's Sew Easy Fabrics and Custom Drapery 117 - 4th ST. S., Picture Butte, Alta. Phone: 732-4050 Juris Livestock Limited Picture Butte, Alta. Phone: 732-4506 Lee's Palace Restaurant 329 Highway Ave., Picture Butte, Alta. Phone: 732-4383 Leister's Music Ltd. 328 7th St. S., Lethbridge, Alta. Phone: 327-2272 Order of the Royal Purple #76 104 - 4th St., Picture Butte, Alta. Phone: 732-9705 P.B. Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Lodge #268 104 - 4th St., Picture Butte, Alta. Phone:732-9705 Picture Butte Lion's Club Picture Butte, Alta. Phone: 732-4431 Price's Pharmacy 339 Highway Ave., N., Picture Butte, Alta. Phone: 732-4431 Revelstoke Companies Ltd. 316 Jamieson Ave.N., Picture Butte, Alta. Phone: 732-4621 Royal Canadian Mounted Police J. A. Carlisle, K.J. Parks, J.R. Gaillard, G. Fedor 520 Watson Ave. S., Picture Butte, Alta. Phone: 732-4429 Shimek's Service Centre 847 Highway Ave,. Picture Butte, Alta. Phone: 732-4033 Treasury Branches 330 Highway Ave. N., Picture Butte, Alta. Phone: 732-5611 7
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Picture Butte High School Tributeen 1969
Inter-Collegiate Press of Canada Ltd., 2018Co-Authors: Picture Butte High SchoolAbstract:The annual publication of the students of Picture Butte High School, Picture Butte, Alberta. (Volume 1968-1969)pdfI j TRIBUTEEN MRS. RUBY COOK Friendship’s gold That never turns to rust, The gold of wisdom, Love and hope and trust, The gold of quiet, And the gold of peace, The gold of living With its rich increase, God’s gold of faith, The gold of true success, And most of all, the gold of happiness. Our most fitting tribute is the high esteem felt by present and former students and staff Fellow Students: This year it has been my pleasure to be the Picture Butte High School’s Yearbook Editor. First of all, I would like to express my thanks to all those who co-operated with me and my staff, and a special thanks goes to my co-workers without whom this book could not have been assembled. We have done our best and we feel we have a good yearbook. To those who are not satisfied with it I would like to say one thing: A school yearbook is only as successful as you make it. Did you do your part? This has been a year of many new faces and a new school, a year of work and of play, and for the Grade Twelves, a final step onto the bright horizon of the future. 1 would like to express my sincere good wishes to the graduating class and I would like to thank the whole student body of P.E.H.S. for making this, my last year, one full of memories, memories preserved forever In the Trlbuteen. May this book bring back as many wonderful memories for you as it will for me. Editorial 3 Front, Left to right: May Uyeda, Julia Perkovlc, Mary Sobczak (Editor), Patti Parks (Assistant Editor), Jane Tanaka (Bussiness Manager), Back row: Linda Sinclair, Judy Iwamoto, Ann Kublk (Advertising), Brenda Koenen (Photographer), Elizabeth Karasz, Marianne Russell, Mr. C. Young (Staff Advisor). Meeting Of Yearbook Staff Mr. Mendenhall - Guidance Counselor Miss Nakatsul Miss Quapp Home Economics Mr. Michel Mr. Lowery Shop Classes Mr. Mackenzie Mrs. Ober Physical Education Mrs. Court - Vice-Principal Mr. Dudley - Vice-Principal Mr. Hanna - Principal Mrs. Cook - Secretary Mr. Woodruff - Librarian Mrs. Foster School Nurse Shop Classes Home Economics Classes Mrs. Cook Mr. Chari esv.’orth Physical Educat lor Classes Mr. Hurt The Food Fair PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE 1969 A primary aim of the school must be to assist each student in his growth towards a maximum self-realization. In a dynamic society such as ours, the role of both the teacher and the student is ever changing as we attempt to provide that atmosphere or situation which will best achieve our purpose. Despite this changing nature of the school situation, it seems there are two attributes which students must attain in order to achieve maximum self-realization These attributes have remained constant within this dynamic society. A student must develope respect - a respect for his culture and a respect for his fellow man, a respect for his school and the rights of the people in that school. A student must develope and build a respect for the purpose of school. The second attribute which a student must attain is that of self-discipline. Through self-discipline the student will contribute to that atmosphere which will allow him to receive the maximum benefit from school. The development of self-respect and respect for the objectives of education will be realized most readily by that student who is self-disciplined. Front- Tom Haney- Boy’s Sports Rep. Bob Takasakl- VI ce-Presldent Wayne Johnson- President Ann Kublk- Secretary Blair Johnson- Treasurer Back- Collette Oseen- Newspaper Rep. Kathy Juris Patti Parks- Social Con. Gloria Soslck- Glrl's Sports. Front- May Uyeda-12-C Diane Leeck-10-B Christina Bexte-10-A Wilma Stroeve-10-C Back- Calvln Morlyama-ll-B Linda Homberger-12-A Bill Hammon-11-A Debbie Stauth-ll-C Peter Keebler-12-B President’s Report- Glen Tanaka. The 1968-69 academic year In the Picture Butte Junior High Is noteworthy since this was the first year of Its establishment and also for Its achievements In the area of student government. The Idea of student government In such an early stage Is almost always taken lightly by both the students and faculty. Not so by the Picture Butte Junior High. The principal of self-government that has always been fostered by the Senior High Is now Installed deeply within the Junior High. It must be responsible to those It serves and Its objectives must be the welfare of the governed. It Is a great honor and privilege to write a summary of the year’s activities. The year has flowen by very quickly. Embarking on Its first year the council did Its best to fulfill the desires and wishes of the students. The dances and assemblies were a success due not only to organization but to the spirit and participation of the students. A few projects were initiated, some successful, others not. Athletics were very successful as shown by the basketball and track and field squads. It was gratifying to see the students participating In all the activities. I would like to extend my appreciation to Mr. Dudley and all the teachers for their tolerance and advice. The members of the council also deserve congratulations for the time and effort they put In. I hope I have contributed something, however small to the betterment of the school. In return for all that it has given to me. Finally I would like to wish good luck to the new president. I Front- Glen Tanaka- Presldent Janice Morlyama- Vlce-President Myra Hage- Sports Conv. My ma Shielda- Social Conv. Gail Chrupka- Secretary Jack Lelekach- Treasurer Duane Casson- Sports Conv. Debbie Morlyama- Soclal Conv. Left to right: Sandra Shimek Phillip Shlelda Patty Foster Richard Papworth Randy Chrupka Darlene Riehl Tom Caruso Donna Tanaka CoUACil The Shai Karak Doug Smith, Elizabeth Blair, John Kloppenborg. The Point of Interest Grant Pisko, Tom Hudson, Don Runquist, Mike Sutherland Rev. D. horscheck, Sketch Erickson, Mr. Hanna. A STAN ADAMUS Interests- Stock car racing. Pet Peeves- Teachers. And then what happened? JOHN ALEMAN Interests- Basketball Nicknames- Too many to Jist. Mr. E. Gibbons LORRAINE ANDERSON Interests- Blology, having fun. Ambitlon- To attend Mount Royal Junior College. VALERIE ANEERSON Interests- Sewing, dancing, 4-H. Nickname- Val. Ambition- Nurse’s Aid. GARY BAHLER Interests- 4-H, curling, girls, and cars that run. Pet Peeves- Flat tires and gas bills. LOCKE BLAIR Interests- Football, basketball, girls and food. Ambition- To finish school and go to S.A.I.T Get off me, you big 0AF1 I’ll beat ya therel [LOIS BINDER [interests-i Wiping black [boards, polish ling shoes, the [school paper [and spectating [Pet Peeves- People who ■do homework. PAT BORAS Interests- Driving, travelling, A“H, C.Y.0. Nickname- "Half-pint" Ambition- Katric and nursing. DARYL BOSNAK Interests- Sports and lots of things Ambition- Undecided. PETER BRUNSDALE Interests- B.Sc. major in archeology Nickname- Clyde. EDDIE CATTOI Smile - you're on Candid Camera. Interests- Cars, girls, sleeping, more sleep and more girls. Pet Peeves- School buzzer Ambition- Enginner. EDWARD DWORAK JEANNETTE CHAPMAN Interests- Dancing, Ford cars, parties. Ambition- Commercial cook. GAYLE COX Interests- Danclng, M.I.A., horseback riding. Pet Peeves- Stuck-up people. LAVERNE DASE Interests- Sewing, cooking, Alan. Ambition- Secretary DAVID DUBAN Interests- Cars, 4H, girls. Ambition- Tech. GEORGE CHARLESWORTE Interests- Football. Pet Peeves- Social, homework. Ambition- Forest Ranger. GORDON CLIFTON Interests- Books, sports, girls. Pet Peeves- Speed limits. Hey, look what I can do. JACOB ELFRING Interests- Hockey, cars swimming, motorcycles. Pet Peeves- Homework, school. Ambition- Electrician. RUDOLF FLEISCHHAHER Interests- Hockey, football, school,& basketball. AUBREY FLETCHER Interests- Collecting pennies, TV, trying to stay out of hospitals. Nlckname- Hombre. VIVIAN GILBERT Interests- Basketball Seminary, a certain boy, M.I.A. and her cat Sam. JENNIFER HAMMON Interests- Danclng, Modern Art, playing the guitar. Ambition- Interior Decorator. PAT FOSTER Interests- Clothes, motorcycles, curling. Nlckname- Foss. Gee Mrs. I didn’t Olkawa, do that! KELVIN HUDSON Interests- Sports, hunting. Pet Peeves- Girls. RAY HUDSON Interests- Readlng, photography, Library Club Yearbook. Pet Peeves- CJOC. TOM HANEY Interests- Horses, cars, slide rules, 4-H, curling. Ambition- Engineer PETER HUTOROW Interests- Huntlng, fishing, watching television. Nickname- Pete. JUDY IWAMATO Interests- Yearbook, Newspaper, Folk music. Pet Peeves- Old Dynamite. JIM HAUGHIAN Interests- Football, cars, some girls and Intramurals Ambition- Petroleum Technology. RON HOLCEK Interests- C.Y.O., everything in general. Ambition- Engineer. LINDA HORNBEHGER Interests- Sewing, horseback riding, and Herman. Ambition- Business machines. V-E-R-Y Interesting! LARRY IWAMOTO Interests- Sleeplng, football. Pet Peeves- Soclal 30 Nlckname- Hosh. BRUCE JENSEN Interests- Partles, Fish & Game Association, Cars, Helen. Nickname- Juice. OSCAR GREEN BLAIR JOHNSON Pet Peeves- French, Math, Social etc, etc. Ambltlon- To retlte young and rich. $1 He who eats the fastest gets the mo st I LYNN JOHNSON Interests- Muslc, food. Ambltlon- To go to University. LYNNE JOHNSON Interests- Basketball boys, sports Pet Peeves- Nothlng to do. ELIZABETH KAEASZ Interests- Travelllng and meeting people. Ambition- Legal Secretary. DARYL KAHL Interests- School, cars, girls. Ambition- Plumber . 1 PAT JURIS Interests- Easketball football, dances, radio. Pet Peeves- Certaln boys. PET EH KEEBLER Interests- Football, curling. Ambltlon- To succeed without really trying. ANN KUBIK Interests- Readlng Peanuts, TV, dancing, sports. Pet Peeves- Hard work. WAYNE JOHNSON Interests- Football, cars. Pet Peeves- French. Ambition- Engineer. ALAN KOTATA Interests- Football, basketball. Nickname- Raunchy . Ambition- To get 100% on a French test. LINDA KEMMST Interests- A certain boy, fun, finishing school. Nickname- Lindy. BRENDA KOENEN Interests- Cars, boys Santa Claus. Pet Peeves- Two-timers Nickname- Baby Hip. Mrs. M. Olkawa DON MEHALKO Interests- Good bands, hot Volkswagons, Cheerleaders Pet Peeves- Noisy people. HELEN MRAK Interests- One guy. Pet Peeves- Economics, the Bell. Ambition- Secretary. DEBBIE McILROY Interests- Basketball Intramurals. Nickname- Deb. Ambltlon- Phys. Ed. Instructor. JOHNNY LEUSINK Interests- Holidays. Ambitlon- To go flying. DIANNA LEHTO Interests- Sewlng, music, art, sports. Pet Peeves- Borlng people. Ambition- Tech. KAREN OSAKA Interests- Astrology, sewing, reading, people. Ambition- Dental Hygienist. COLLETTE OSEEN Interests- The Paper, folk singing Pet Peeves- Lazy people Ambition- Guidance Counselor. SHELLEY PALMER Interests- Sports, music, English, people. Pet Peeves- Fakes. LINDA MKAZEK Interests- Dances, boys. Pet Peeves- Some people. Ambition- Nurses Aide. JULIA PERKOVIC Interests- Sewlng, reading, some sports. Pet Peeves- My brother Nickname- Perky. ALAN NIEBOER IVY NUMMI Interests- Football, sewing, horses. Pet Peeves- The Bell. Ambition- Teacher. GRAHAM 01KAWA Interests- Curllng. Pet Peeves- French & English 30. Ambltion- To become rich. LYDIA PIORKOkSKI Interests- Sewing, sports cars, boys. Ambition- Happiness . BRUCE OLSEN Interests- Weekends, money, girls Nickname- Oli. Ambition- Be a big dry-land farmer. TOMMY PHILLIPS Interests- Cars, hockey. Pet Peeves- Flat tires Ambition- Mechanic . BRUCE PILLING Interests- Football. Pet Peeves- Sraelly lockers. DAVID PILLING Interests- Sports, certain girl television, food. Nickname- D.P. Mr. C. Allen Relaxing with Milk. JOHN PAPWORTH Interests- Horses, trucks, a Gr. 11 girl. Ambition- Diploma In Animal Science. JEWEL QUINNELL Interests- Rangers, horseback riding, cars Larry. Ambition- Receptionist SHIRLEY REEDER Interests- Basketball golf, boys. Pet Peeves- Park Lake, Fords. STANLEY SALA Interests- Goofing-off. Pet Peeves- Work. LARRY SAWA Interests- Partles, having fun. Pet Peeves- Gettlng up early. MARIANNE RUSSELL Interests- Danclng, Pop Music, most sports Pet Peeves- Dolng "nuthln*!" BRIAN RESTALL Interests- Cars, Art, Music, girls Pet Peeves- School. Nickname- Ressie. LARRY SHAW Interests- School, work. Ambition- Ranching JAMIE SORGARD Interests- Worklng very hard. Nlckname- Jessy. Ambition- Chasing cows. RIA STROEVE Interests- Sports, Pop Music. Pet Peeves- Homework. Ambition- Nurse’s Aide. MARY SOBCZAK Interests- Swimming, Yearbook, sewing. Pet Peeves- Studyingl GERALD SHIMEK Interests- Curling, Jj—H, cars, horses. Ambltlon- To get through school. LINDA SINCLAIR Interests- Sewing, horses, newspaper. Yearbook. Pet Peeves- Sob stories. AKIO TOKUNAGA Interests- Girls, fooling around, cars. Ambition- Finish school. TOMMY TAMURA FRANK WALTON Interests- Repalring & riding motorcycles. Pet Peeves- Guys on big bikes. DOUG TYRER Interests- Saturday nights, cars, girls. Pet Peeves- 1950 Meteors, homework. JIM TYRER Interests- Cars, girls. Pet Peeves- Teachers. Ambition- Machinist. JANE TANAKA Interests- Sports, clothes, money. Pet Peeves- Stuck-up people. ROBERT WALTON Interests- Girls, electronics. Nickname- Rob. Ambition- Draftsman. SHARON WARNOCK Interests- Clothes, cars, boys. Pet Peeves- Being late Ambltlon- To travel & later teach MAY UYEDA Interests Folk music, playing guitar. Ambitlon- Travel- Canada & Europe. BRIAN WIELAND KLAZINA VANDEN HOEK Interests- Football & basketball games, boys. Ambition- Nurse. GRADA VOSSEBELT Interests- French, volleyball, music. Pet Peeves- Homework. Ambition- Secretary . JOHN VOSSEBELT Interests- Old time —— sports cars.x football, skating, soccer & certain girls. ANN WOLTERS Interests- Swimming, baking, cooking. Nickname- Appie. Ambition- Teacher. LORNE , TROFANENKO Interests- Cars, girls motorcycles. Pet Peeves- School. Nickname- Moe. TEDDY WOODRUFF Interests- Basketball Scouts, MIA, Library. Nickname- Woody . Ambltlon- Accountant DALE WYROSTOK Interests- Sleep, cars, girls, food. Nickname- Slim. TED YAGOS Interests- Huntlng, fishing. Pet Peeves- English & French. DALE BATTY Interests- Football, sleeping. Ambition- Radio technician. Hey, it’s up here. JUNE BATTY Inerests- Boys & fun. Pet Peeves- Nlckname. Ambition- Get out of School. KAREL BEYER Interests- Hot cars, guns. Ambition- To make piles of money. JIM BRADLEY Interests- Relaxlng, cycles. Ambitlon- To receive a face transplant. NED BOSNJAK Interests- Girls, sports, CYO. Nlckname- Fred. Ambition- Teacher. GIANCARLA CATTONI Interests- Weekends, radio, CYO. Pet Peeves- Snobs. Nickname- Jean. DELORES CARUSO Interests- Readlng, food. Pet Peeves- Snobs. Nickname- Dee. DARRELL COX Interests- Sleeping, hunting, football. Pet Peeves- Biographles Ambltlon- To finish School. CATHY DIETL Interests- Baseball, tennis, K.T. Pet Peeves- Homework. Ambition- Nurse’s Aid. ALLAN BAILEY Interests- Muslc, cars. Nlckname- Leroy. Ambition- In the field of Science. CAROL DAVIS Interests- Danclng, sewing, pop music. Ambition- Dental Assistant. CAROLYN CROSS Interests- Boys, fun, modeling, CYO Nickname- Carry . Ambition- Stewardess SHIRLEY DALGLIESH Interests- Basketball dances. Mr. C. Young CYNTHIA DUNN Interests- Muslc, horses, boys. Pet Peeves- Snobs. Nlckname- Cynth. Ambition- Success . MARION DUBAN Interests- Basketball, boys, 4H, fun Ambitlon- To finish Grade 12. RANDY DRAKE Interests- Football, hunting, fishing. HELEN DJORDJEVIC Interests- Vancouver, Sasquatches, hippies, boys Nlckname- George. Ambition- Dietician. ROY GLUSZAK Interests- Music, cars motorcycles, fooling around. Pet Peeves- Certaln teachers. BILL HAMMON Interests- Football, dances, girls horses. Pet Peeves- Tomatoes. Nlckname- Blu. BRIAN HANSON Interests- Flshing, motorcycles, girls, cars. Pet Peeves- Smart-alecs Nickname- Brainy . BARRY ERNO Interests- Fun, not working. Ambltlon- To finish High School. JERRY HASIL Interests- Sports, cars, girls. Pet Peeves- School. ALBERT FLEISCHHOUER Interests- Hockey, motorcycles. Ambitlon- To finish High School. JOHN FRANK Interests- Huntlng, fishing, motorcycles MATT JAKOBER Interests- Hunting, motorcycles, dances. Ambltlon- To finish High School. PATSY HAUGHIAN Interests- Everyone & everything. Pet Peeves- Blographles Ambition- Demolition Expert. MARCEY HOLCEK Interests- Dances, boys, fun. Pet Peeves- Certain people. DENNIS GIBB Interests- Basketball Pet Peeves- C.D. Nlckname- Deno. Ambltlon- Phsychia-trist LEON BARENDREGT Interests- Glrls, cars. Pet Peeves- Materlals teacher. Ambition- Farmer. LINDA IWAMOTO Interests- Track & Field, finishing school successfully. Ambition- Teacher. Hardest bones I've ever laid on. MARVIN LEHTO Interests- Palntlng, motorcycles, hunting. LORNA MELLOW Interests- Accordlan, reading, music. Ambition- Music teacher. LARRY LEHTO Interests- Curling, basketball. Ambition- To make a fortune. CHRISTINE MILLER Interests- Anythlng I don't haveto pay for. N1ckname- Chrlstle. VINCENT LAMMI Interests- Football. Ambltlon- Successful completion of French 20. MARCIA NOBLE Interests- Hl-C, CGIT. Ambitlon- To finish school & go to Australia. HEATHER JORGENSEN Interests- Way-out things, fun. Pet Peeves- Homework. N1 ckname- The Jerk. JOE KURINKA ALAN NAKATSUI Interests- Power mechanics, water skiing. Pet Peeves- Blographles Ambltlon- Mllllonaire KATHY JURIS Interests- Dances, boys, fun. Pet Peeves- Homework. Ambition- Stewardess , later raise a family. CALVIN MORIYAMA Interests- Football, basketball, water skiing. Ambitlon- To complete university. KEN MRAZEK Interests- Bugglng C.M Pet Peeves- Calvln M. Nlckname- Zeke. Ambition- Chemical technologist. Mr. J. Lockhart DORA OLSEN Interests- Reading, music, cards. Ambition- Journalist. DOUGLAS OSAKA Interests- Flshlng, sports. Ambition- Technician . MARILYN OSAKA Interests- Sewlng, music, sports Nlckname- Mal. Ambition- Keeping out of trouble. GLADYS POTTS Interests- Boys, fun, television. Ambition- Hairdresser KEN ODLAND Interests- Everythlng, Pet Peeves- Cleanlng Volkswagon radiators. PATTY REEDER Interests- Drive-Ins, T.P., cars. Pet Peeves- Stuck-up people. BRUCE RESTALL Interests- Sports, Sociology. Ambition- Teacher . DOUGLAS PASKAL Interests- Horses, Chinese food, 4H. Pet Peeves- School. Nickname- Twiggy. JOHN PEACOCK Interests- Huntlng, fooling around. Pet Peeves- Blographles Ambltlon- To pass Grade 12. MARY PERKOVIC Interests- Basketball sewing. Pet Peeves- Hard work. Ambition- University PATTI PARKS Interests- S.U., CGIT Newspaper, plotting. Nickname- Trish. MARIANNE SCHIMANSKI Interests- Channel 13 reading. Nlckname- Blg M. Ambltlon- Dletltlon. KATHY RETTIE Interests- Studying, Music. Pet Peeves- Browners. Nickname- Beautiful. PAT SAWA ROBIN RUSSELL Interests- Horses, girls, cars. RANDY RUABEN Interests- Dates, •basketball. Nlckname- Moose or Steamer. Ambition- Biologist . RON SHIELDS Interests- Dancing, music, autos Pet Peeves- Homework. Ambition- Mechanic or Cook. Look out for the flies 1 BRENDA SILSBE Interests- Dancing. Pet Peeves- Homework. Ambition- Stewardess LLOYDE SIMMONS Interests- Dancing, girls, cars Ambition- Aircraft Maintenance Expert. DEBBIE STAUTH Interests- Curling, fun, dances. Pet Peeves- Boring English periods. GLORIA SOSICK Interests- Horses, skiing. Pet Peeves- Working Saturday nights. JOANNE STRONKS Interests- Country music, fun. Nickname- Joke. Ambition- Nurse’s Aide. DIANE STRONSKI Interests- Reading, television. Pet Peeves- Phonies. Ambition- Dress Designer. CAROL SWARTZEN-BERGER Interests- Dancing, having fun. LANA SHIELDS Interests- Sewing, boys. Pet Peeves- Being short. Ajnbition- Interior Decorator. BARBARA THURLOW Interests- Week-ends, radio, boys. Pet Peeves- School. Ambition- Commercial Artist. BOB TAKASAKI Interests- Clothes, sports. Nickname- Punk. Ambition- University PAM TAKEDA Interests- Holidays, clothes, sports. Pet Peeves- School. Ambition- Nurs e. Mr. G. Johnson ANNE TOKUNAGA Interests- Sewing, sports. Ambition- To finish school. MINORU UYEDA Interests- Sports, cars, girls. Pet Peeves- Robin R. Nickname- Min. THEO VANDEN-BREEKEL Interests- Girls, cars, pool. MARGARET TYUKODI Interests- Foollng around, boys, horses. Pet Peeves- Certaln people. ANDY TOTH IDA VANDESTEEG Interests- Eating 2" steaks. Pet Peeves- Haircuts. Nickname- And. GREG VOGT Interests- Muslc, some girls. Ambitlon- To finish school. MARGO VOSSEBELT Interests- Swlmmlng in the sea, good music, books. Nlckname- Marg. ELISABETH VANDEN DOOL Interests- Swimmlng, books, boys. Pet Peeves- G.V.Z. Nickname- Dicky . GERRIT VANDEN DOOL Interests- Swlmmlng, Mechanics. Pet Peeves- My sister. Nickname- Dozer. HENRY VANDENBERG Interests- Basketball, Mechanics, Phys. Ed. cars. Ambition- Mechanics . LEONARD SWARTZEN-BERGER Interests- Relaxing, autos, girls Nickname- Len GARTH WARNOCK Interests- Biology, hockey. Ambltlon- To enter University. DENNIS WAY Interests- Mechanics, cars. Ambitlon- To go to University. KARL WEISS Interests- Taxldermy, sports. Pet Peeves- Chemlstry. GERTRUDE VANDER HEIDE Interests- Readlng, radio. Pet Peeves- Essays. Nickname- Miss Trudy HANK WOLTERS Interests- Soccer, history, reading, beat music. Ambition- College JIM WELSH Interests- Sports, girls. Pet Peeves- Chemlstry. Nlckname- J.B. Jet A ALICE AKSNOWICZ Interests- Dancing, fun, D. R. Pet Peeves- Boring teachers. Ambition- Secretary . Mr. L. Mendenhall iodinophilous--HmmI DON BAKER Interests- Judo, girls swimmimg. Nickname- Bake. Ambition- Dentist . CHRISTINA BEXTE Interests- Readlng, sewing. Pet Peeves- Studylng. Ambition- Teacher. ■ ALLAN BARVIR Interests- Camping, fishing, hunting. BARTON BATTY Interests- Food, girls motorcycles. Pet Peeves- Bllly B. Ambition- Flying nun. BILLY BOCKENKO Interests- Muslc, cars. Pet Peeves- Barton B. school. SOPHIE BOCHENKO Interests- Athletlcs, hot rods. Nlckname- Sofa. Ambition- Stewardess DON BORAS Interests- Dragging, dancing, girls. Pet Peeves- French. Nickname- Beastly . My Pall d xf MARY BROWN Interests- Sports. Pet Peeves- My brothers TERRY CASSON I
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Picture Butte High School Tributeen 1981
Inter-Collegiate Press of Canada Ltd., 2018Co-Authors: Picture Butte High SchoolAbstract:The annual publication of the students of Picture Butte High School, Picture Butte, Alberta. (Volume 1980-1981)pdfDedicated to Mr. Hanna Mr. Hanna In September, 1966, Mr. George Hanna was appointed Principal of P.B.H.S. and served his last year in the 1980-81 school term. In his fifteen years as Principal, approximately twelve hundred and fifty students graduated from P.B.H.S. which included daughters Donna and Bev, and sons Terry and Murray. Mr. Hanna also spent eight years as coach of the school's senior boys basketball team. "P.B.H.S. will always have pleasant memories for Rosalie, myself, and our family. We leave with many good feelings for the school and its students." Our best wishes to you always Mr. Hanna. Good luck at Kate Andrews High School. In Memory of KARRI SUCHER February 4, 1966 - July 30, 1980 It's hard to endure the pain of having to part with someone who has been a part of you, Sharing your dreams, your hopes, your laughter. But having still the memories of the happy times as well as the troubled times between friends puts a smile on our faces. Knowing her spirit will always be near when we need a friend, and waiting until the day we meet again. Friends of Karri VUUNG MV RESTLESS RUNNING CUT OE CONTROL VOUNG MV RESTLESS HEAVLNG FOR AN OVERLOAV... Grade 7 Heath Allred Sandra Ankermann Connie Bardies Sonny Bardies Peter Boone Brian Buckman Rod Casson Jeff Davis Tammi Deimuth Miles Duhamel Debi Dunn Christine Frank Greg Fraser Marlene Gerard Rosalind Harvey Robert Heather Lanore Hill Wendi Holthe Lance Hornberger Hazel Hoyle Brenda Irvine Mark Jensen Paula Koenen Kaylana Lawlor Tracey Lawlor Evelyn Lemke Pat Lewis Wyatt Lumley Teresa Miller Beatrice Murray Judy Nemeth Harold Oga Karen Oga Carolyn Orosz Erinn Oseen Keston Prince Susie Radisic Cameron Reiter Darcy Schan Jason Shea J.B. Soltys Lisa Sparkes Peggy Vander Linden Elbert Van Herk Dawn Zalesak Camera Shy: Teresa Wray "ONE STEP CLOSER” Grade 8 David Ankermann Tim Baker Shirley Bodnar Wade Bodnar Dawn Boyer Sherri Charlesworth Debbie Cross Darren Dunn Rosemary Egger Shannon Evans Maryanne Forrayi Daniel Forsyth Gary Garrett Leeon Hage Ed Haney Randy Hellwig Troy Heppner , Connie Hildebrandt Paul Hoyle Celeste Johnson Henry Jones Reinhold Kirsch John Klok Lisa Kubik Brett Lumley Darren Mazutinec Terriann Nolette Sherry Oikawa Leslie Prince Gail Schultz Patricia Shirley Wade Soltys WE'RE HERE FOR A GOOV TIME NOT \ LONG TIME SO HME A GOOV TIME THE SUN CAN SHINE EVER/ PA/ . Grade 9 Michael Anderson Penny Anderson Stephen Anderson Elaine Ayukawa Shelly Banbur Alan Bartz Dirk Bexte Darlene Bilcik Jodi Bodnar Dan Buckman Shelly Buckman Connie Caruso Kirsten Crapnell Brenda Curry Teresa Davids Cal Drake Bert Dunsbergen Darla Eddy Brian Elaschuk Allan Gergel Sally Haney Jacqueline Holman Penni Hoi the Brent Irvine Byron Johnson Stefane Komm Richard Kurze Grant Odegard Scott Oikawa Sharon Lawlor Wayne Lehto Ruby Lemke Sandra Lynn Michelle Main Kerri Miller Lee Andra Miller Monika Mohrmann Cherry Morcom Darcy Neher Marci Neher Barbara Nemeth Nathan Peacock Wayne Perich Michael Piro Paul Plato Lori Pllard Lori Reiter Sherry Richter Susan Sawa Steven Schmidt Howard Schmidtke Darin Schultz David Shea Pam Shimek Sheila Shirley Lorna Swartzenberger Patrick Thomson Lisa Vair Geraldine Vandenberg Donna Vander Linden Lawrence Van Essen Willard Van Herk Lynn Wiersma Fred Wutzke Jim Zalesak Camera Shy: Rodney White LOOKING FOR TROUBLE F1NV1NG IT EASy LOOKING FOR TROUBLE FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIFE LOOKIN' FOR TROUBLE, RE AW TO GAMBLE LOOKING FOR TROUBLE Grade 10 Stuart Barvir Henry BeHrgeennen-gouwen John Bianchini Patricia Birston John Blimkie Koreen Boras Peter Brau Glenn Brouwer Kathy Buckman Ian Byrd Barry Chervenka Sterling Davids Gonda De Peuter Erik Dunsbergen Walter Engels Bradley Fellger Jef Gibb Carmen Groten Laura Harrison Mark Hattori James Hormoth Julie Hoyle Patty Hrncirik Glen Itaya Kelly Iwamoto Michelle Janssens Sherry Jensen Darren Jones Henrietta Klok Donna Koenen Stephanie Kubik Fred Lee Paul Loman Jene McBrine Clay Meidahl Shari Mellow Miller Morcom Wayne Terry Beverly Nemeth Kelly Oikawa Johnny Orosz Jay Oseen Cody Peever Marina Pittman Nola Pittman Garnet Pollard Calvin Radisic Robin Reiter Ward Reiter Albert Rosendal James Rudelich Shawn Sauer Arthur Tamminga Jeannette Tersteeg Kelly Tichler Glenn Tokai Kenny Van Nistelrooy Laura Vander Heide Allan Vander Linden Rochelle Visser Tracey Wiltse Michele Wood NOW THAT DARKNESS HAS VECENVEV ON OUR LAND AND ALL YOUR PRAVERS CANNOT SAVE US LIKE TOOLS WE'VE LET DEVILS TAKE COMMAND OT THE SOULS THAT GOV GAVE US TO THE ALTAR OT EVIL LIKE LAMBS TO THE SLAUGHTER WE'RE LEV WHEN THE DEMONS ARRIVE, THE SURVIVORS WILL ENVV THE VEAV. Grade 11 Hal Anderson Alan Andron Karen Ayukawa Natalie Bartz Rita Bezooyen Kathy Boras Keith Boras Debbie Boyer Doriann Brau Karen Braun Tim Brouwer Carolin Cattoi Shelly Charlesworth Ken Cox Betty Crotty Jim Damen Shannon Dawson Linda Eickhoff Shari Evans James Featherstone Ken Folden Karen Hanna Wade Hanna Jamie Hansen Liana Hansen Brian Hornberger Wade Hornberger Bruce Hudson Murray Jacobson Rod Jensen Alfred Kerber Arlene Klooster Vince Lawlor Judy Lemke Edward Loman Darryl Main Susan McLeod Alex Middleton Brent Morris Michel1 Oliver TAKE A RIVE ON A ROCKET TAKE /OUR MIWO ANO LOCK IT yOU ALL KNOW WE CAN VO IT ie you put youR mlnv to it. TAKE yOUR LIFE AS yOU FEEL IT LET NO ONE VECELVE IT yOU ALL KNOW WE CAN VO IT IE WE PUT OUR M1NVS TO FT. Graduates Linda Anderson Denise Austie Cindy Ayukawa Karen Bader Cathy Berfgleenne-ngouwen Lori Bianchini Carol Bodnar David Boras Randy Boras Becky Branch Dwayne Braun Cathy Caruso Craig Charlesworth Eleanor Charlesworth Brent Dawson Jody Dudley Armiel Duhamel Louie Fazekas Coreen Featherstone Helen Grisnich Suzanna Grisnich Murray Hanna Mark Heninger Clancy Holthe Tom Holtz Chris Hormoth Stephen Hormoth Susan Hurkens Terry Iwamoto Robert Janssens Michele Jorgensen Susan Lemke Campbell Magyar Midge McLeod Chris McNeely Jim Moroom Woutera Mulder Michelle Murray Tobi Neher Michelle Noble Dean Oikawa Ken Orosz Gerald Papworth Kevin Peever Logan Pittman Doug Radisic Scott Reiter Connie Riehl Mark Sauer Karen Sparkes Wilma Takahashi Lorena Tersteeg Cheryl Trapp Jack Trefan Perry Vanden Dool Robert Vander Heyden Yvonne Van Vaerenbergh Mark Vavra Suzanne Vogt Cheryl Watson Charles Wutzke Marci Zalesak So now "the time has come" to bid our final farewell, but it's not easy to say good-bye to this school. Within its walls we matured chosing both our friends and our foe. We developed scholastically and socially to become people as well as students. Though many days did seem to last an eternity, each made us more aware of the people around us, and, of course, each eventually did end. We must thank our parents for kicking us out of bed on those cold mornings, and our teachers for waking us up. If it were not for their persistence and guidance we wouldn't be here today. But as we leave this second home of ours, we must carry with us the many values we have learned. -Let us respect those whose experience and stature deserve our respect, but not so much as to defeat the purpose of human equality. -Let us tolerate those whose ideals and opinions may be different than ours, but not so much as to ignore their presence. -Let us accept those things we cannot change but not be so blind as to forget the difference between right and wrong. -Let us understand what must change but not be so neglectful as to not voice our opinions on what should be changed. -Let us listen to what will aid our personal development, but not conform so much as to lose our individualism. -Let us be grateful to those who have brought us so far, for without the help of our parents and teachers the future would not have looked so bright. -Let us be thankful for our friends,-their companionship and support can smooth the roughest roads we may travel. -Let us continue to learn, but not become so involved in our education as to forget the small pleasures in life. But most of all-Let us care for ourselves and our world, since our decisions and our values will shape the society we now enter, we are new adults, but let us never forget who we are, where we have been, and what we stand for. The best to us all — Thank-you Randy Boras Sr. High Basketball SUGAR QUEENS: B: Mr. Yamagishi (coach), Linda Anderson (manager), Angela Tersteeg, Karen Braun, Stephanie Kubik, Cathy Bergen-Henengouwen, Shari Evans, Jeannette Tersteeg, Lori Bianchini, Pam Sucher (coach), F: Donna Koenen, Sherry Jensen, Lorena Tersteeg, Karen Ayukawa, Cindy Ayukawa, Suzanne Vogt. SUGAR KINGS: L-R: Dean Oikawa, Mark Heninger, Edward Loman, Ward Reiter, Murray Hanna, Henry Bergen-Henengouwen, Scott Reiter, Randy Boras, John Blimkie, Mark Sauer, John Bianchini. Coach-Mr. G. Hanna. BISONS: B: Mr. Harvey (coach), Scott Oikawa, Alan Bartz, Michael Anderson, Darren Mazutinec, Wade Soltys, F: Mark Jensen, Greg Fraser, Byron Johnson, Cal Drake. *>
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Picture Butte High School Tributeen 1972
Inter-Collegiate Press of Canada Ltd., 2018Co-Authors: Picture Butte High SchoolAbstract:The annual publication of the students of Picture Butte High School, Picture Butte, Alberta. (Volume 1971-1972)pdf1972 SO IT GOES YEAR AFTER YEAR EACH EVENT KEANS SOMETHING DIFFERENT TO EACH STUDENT: BUT EACH STUDENT ALWAYS HAS A SPECIAL FEELING FOR WHAT WAS HIS We have discovered many nrecious things in this school-friendshin, knowledge, hanpiness. We worked, we learned, we lived. We were challenged by our teachers and our parents, and we shall continue to be challenged as we begin the new 1ife that lies beyond. Although we will be separated our memories of P3HS will linper on. 4 Lane of Memory Along- the lane of memory The blossoms never fade, For near and far, still cherished are The friendships we have made. - Sdpar A. Guest 5 You are and you will always be The dearest kind of friend to me — For friends who accent us as we are. Are the most treasured friends by far. 6 7 FOR OTHERS YOU WILL FIND, AS YOU LOOK BACK UPON YOUR LIFE, THAT THE MOMENTS THAT STAND OUT ARE THE MOMENTS WHEN YOU HAVE DONE THINGS FOR OTHERS - Henry Drummond This year has been one, fall of new faces and memories, laughter and sadness. I have attempted to capture a few of these precious moments, and preserve them on paper for you. I would like to thank Mr. Young for his assistance throughout the whole year. He seemed to be around whenever I needed him. But most of all, I would like to thank my wonderful staff. They worked hard, with and without me, to create this yearbook for you. The time it took to complete this yearbook has been well worth it - a lot of hard work, but also a lot of fun. We, the yearbook staff of 1972, are very pleased with the results, and we hope you will be, too. In closings THE PROPER OFFICE OF A FRIEND IS TO SIDE WITH YOH WHEN YOU ARE IN THE WRONG. NEARLY ANYBODY WILL SIDE WITH YOU WHEN YOU ARE RIGHT. - Mark Twain 9 My best to you - MY GOAL Give me a will to win. not a comnetitive snirit; but a will to work until the finish line is behind me. Let me see the signs that show I’m progressing, .just often enough to snur me on. but not too often that I might begin to glory in my own sneed. Show me why this race must be run, and how the nrize will be worth all to the winner. Let my mind be clearly acquainted with all the rules. Keen me conscious that the officials of this race are my friends and that at the final cross of the line there will be only one Judge. Let me see the neonle on the sidelines only as those whom I may insnire to .join with me in this all-important race. May I never stumble over a nebble but may I always take those in stride, never slowing my race for their cause. Keen me aware of the fact that there is a way over even the boulders in my oath when I follow the chartered route. When as the wjnner I break the ribbon, may I be one to welcome those who ran right behind me all the way! - Janet Kee ARTHUR RIDEWOOD, M.D. He debated whether as a noet to have dreams and beans or as a physician have a long car and caviar Dividing his time between both he died from a nervous breakdown caused by worry from rejection slins and final notices from the Finance company. - Frank Marshall Davis 10 Congratulations and best wishes to the erads of 1979. I hone your nlans and your dreams become realities and I am confident they will if your continue to strive. Then, the lives of those around you will be enriched because you have much to offer. 11 ” LIFE IS A GRINDSTONE. AND WHETHER IT GRINDS A MAN DOW, OR POLISHES HIM UP DEPENDS ON THE STUFF HE IS MADE OF." - Wendall Noble [Mrs. M. Court [Mr. D. Dudley I Mr. B. Eliefson I Mrs. E. Enns Mr. L. Erickson Mr. E. Evans Mr. E. Gibbons Mr. G. Hanna Mr. H. Harris Mr. C.R. Harvey Mrs. M. Hiatt Mr. A. Hougan Mrs. R. Abluwalia Mr. C. Allen Mr. D. Becklund Mrs. R. Cook 12 Mr. G. Johnson Miss M. Johnson Mr. D. King Mr. J. Lowery Mr. K. Mackenzie Mr. T. Marsden Mrs. J. Ober Mrs. M. Oikawa Mr. A.L. Peacock Mr. G. Smith Mrs. C. Sucher Mr. D. Thompson Mrs Mr. Mr. D. Walters N. Woodruff C. Young 13 SECRETARY Mrs. Ruby Cook CARETAKERS SENIOR HIGH Mr. C. Dickout Mrs. C. Dickout JUNIOR HIGH Mr. E. Hunt BARONS-EUREKA HEALTH NURSE Mrs. G. Foster SENIOR HIGH STUDENTS’ COUNCIL FRONT ROW: Donna Tanaka (Grade 10 Room Ren.), Judy McIlroy (Social Convenor), Wayne Koyata (Grade 10 Room Ren.) 2nd ROW: Dawn Drake (Grade 11 Room Ren.), Diane Erno (Grade 12 Room Ren.), ReNae Heninger (Secretary), Ardyth Oseen (President) BACK ROW: Mr. Evans (Staff Advisor), Dale Binder (Grade 12 Room Rep.), Owen Doenz (Vice- President), Larry Cook (Grade 11 Room Ren.) MISSING: Carol Boras (Treasurer), Shirley Bulva (Social Convenor) JUNIOR HIGH STUDENTS’ COUNCIL SITTING: Brenda Paskal (Social Convenor), Donna Mehalko (Social Convenor), David Jensen (Vice-President), Hal Nummi (President), Shelley Dickout (Secretary), Carol Shimek (Treasurer), Daryl Posterski (Grade 7 Room Ren.) STANDING: Jim Vance (Grade 8 Room Rep.), Terry Hanna (Grade 9 Room Rep.), Tony Woodcock (Grade 7 Room Rep.), Joanne Mehalko (Grade 8 Room Ren.), Linda Szteina (Grade 9 Room Rep.), Susan Haney (Grade 8 Room Rep.), Deb Dudley (Grade 9 Room Rep.), Doug Takahashi (Grade 7 Room Rep.), Janice Elaschuk (Grade 7 Room Rep.), Brenda Hattori (Grade 7 Room Rep.), Donna Hanna (Grade 7 Room Rep.), Myron Machacek (Grade 7 Room Rep.), Mr. Dudley (Staff Advisor) 15 As we fiance through the nages of this book, we may be looking at the next Prime Minister. Who knows? But we can be sure that we are looking at nart of Canada's next governing citizens. We will then be the "establishment'. It will be our decisions that will make or break Canada. So let's make some decisions to end wars, end pollution and control our nonulation explosion. It is not enough that Canada "stand together. understand together" but that the world must also understand together. 1972 This year, we, the council, tried our best despite some restrictions placed upon us. We are sorry we could not have a band, instead of the usual record hops, and the weather kept our swimming and skating parties from existing. We still had fun though. The record hops always had something new and exciting. The Sadie Hawkins Day had many interesting and complex costumes, and those who didn't dress up regretted it later. All in all, we didn't have a bad programme. On behalf of the Student's Council, I would like to thank Mr. Dudley for his assistance throughout the year. I would like to thank the students, who gave me the chance to make a contribution to my school. It was very enjoyable. Hal Nummi X Anderson, Marilyn Arizono, Wendy Baier, Hans Bailey, Gary Balasz, Glenda BaIderson, Donna Barendregt, Marianne Bexte, Martina Binder, Dale Bodnar, Barbara Boras, Carol Branch, Bruce Caruso, Rick Casson, Wendy Chartier, Denise Chiste, Adele Chronik, Mary Chrupka, Gail Davies, Diana Dejong, Joanne IS Duban, Harry Erno, Diane Foster, Glenn Foster. Pat Frank, Elsie Gibbons, Greg Hales, Kim Hanna, Randy Holcek, Janice Hrncirik, Henry Hutorow, Luba Ikebuchi, Rick Iwamoto, Ron Jorgensen, John Juris, Angie Korthius, Hank Kostka, Karin Kubik, David Kulka, Shirley Leelair, Celeste 19 Leeck, Christine Lehto, Shirley Lejbjuk, Helen Lelekach, Jack Linitski, Delores Lynn, Jim Magyar, Cherylene Mehalko, Gwen Miller, Claire Moriyama, Deb Moriyama, Janice Osaka, Doreen Osakv Oseex Osko Papwo; Ramias, Arlene Riehl, Darlene Schimanski, John Shaw, Miles 20 Bhearer, Darrell Bhearer, Don Sheets, Alyson Shields, Myrna lobczak, Irene Sorgard, Wesley Stachofski, Siri Stronski, Debbie Iwartzenberger, Karen 'aguchi, Louise 'amura, Terry 'anaka, Glen Wolak, Tony Woodruff, Rita Wyrostok, Marianne 21 Bill Bochenko Marguerite Dejong Jim Furukawa Donovan Hattori Jim Nayha Leonard Ragan Bryan Warnock 1972 GRADUATION PICTURE Butte HIGH SCHOOL JUNE 2, 1972 THEME - Friends With You COLORS - Purple and Pink GUEST SPEAKER - Mr. C. Hooper (Department of Education) VALEDICTORIAN - Wesley Soryaard Class of '7 2 Marilyn Anderson Wendy Arizono Hans Baier Gary Bailey Glenda Balazs Donna Balderson Marianne Barendregt Martina Bexte Dale Binder Bill Bochenko Barbara Bodnar Carol Boras Bruce Branch Rick. Caruso Wendy Casson Adele Chiste Mary Chronik Gail Chrupka Diana Davies Joanne Dejong Harry Duban Diane Emo Pat Foster Elsie Frank Kim Hales Randy Hanna Janice Holcek Luba Hutorow Rick Ikebuchi Ron Iwamoto John Jorgensen Angie Juris Hank Korthuis Karin Kostka David KubikShirley Kulka Christine Leeck Shirley Lehto Helen Lejbjuk Jack Lelekach Delores Linitski Cherylene Magyar Gwen Mehalko Claire Miller Debbie Moriyama Janice Moriyama Doreen Osaka Evelyn Osaka Ardyth Oseen Julie Osko Richard Papworth Leonard Ragan Arlene Rami as Darlene Riehl John Schimanski Miles Shaw Alyson Sheets Irene Sobczak Siri Stachofski Karen Swartzenberger Louise Taguchi Terry Tamura Glenn Tanaka Betty Walton Barbara Wamsteeker Bryan Warnock Gloria Wieland Tony Wolak Rita Woodruff Marianne WyrostokVALEDICTORY MESSAGE Ladies and Gentlemen: Tonight we, the graduands, have reached an important goal. We have waited a long time and now it is difficult to realize that this is our graduation. This evening brings us closer together. and as we recall common memories, we feel pride, elation and anticipation. We are proud of our accomplishments, elated with the evening’s honor, and are anticipating tomorrow’s success. But why are we graduating? To find those responsible, we need only to look around. Our first thanks go to our parents. They started by piving us life and have not stopped the flow of rifts. Without their encouragement, their time, their work, and their countless other devotions, we would not be here tonight. We must also thank our teachers. They, as well, have been generous with patience and understanding, and have always been around when they were needed. And we must thank each other for making school life more interesting and enjoyable. These twelve years of friendships have taucht us how to "get along" with each other: this may well be our key to success. But let us not forget the friends we have made while acquirinp this understandinp. 'We will miss each other but if we must be separated, let that be merely a physical separation. FRIENDS I WILL REMEMBER YOU THT'.tv OF YOU PRAY FOR YOU AND ’-HEN ANOTHER DAY IS THROUGH I’LL STILL BE FRIENDS WITH YOU Thank you parents, teachers, and classmates for the abundant knowledpe, the invaluable experience and the everlastinp friendships. What does this next year hold for us. That will depend on us as we must make things happen. All of us have the potential to learn, but potential alone is insufficient. A more important factor we have in our favor is ambition. We shall set our goals high enough to provide a challenge, yet close enough to be attainable. As we pre varied individuals, we have a variety of goals. Some of us will be attending post-secondary institutions, while others will be working in the practical world as a few of us are already. Whether we work directly with people as teachers, nurses, lawyers, or indirectly for them as engineers, electricians, accountants, we «re all basically humanitarians, and are aiming to improve tomorrow’s world. Our main target should be a time of understanding where war and segregation and other present evils of society are uon-existpnt. In doing this we must remember who we are and be honest with ourselves. We shall aim not for materialism, as materialism is too low a goal: but for a greater wealth, one described by William MacDonald . FOR THIS IS WEALTH - TO KNOW MY FOOT’S RETURNING IS ALWAYS MUSIC TO A FRIEND OF MINE. I would like to thank my fellow graduands for this honor given me and I can think of no better way to close than with Picture Butte High’s meaningful theme: Pour Bonheur, Honneur, et Succes, for happiness, honor and success. 28 Spade 11 Aldridge, Sharon Amundson, Alberta Amundson, Roland Baker, Carol Barvir, Gerald Batty, Laurie Benci, Dennis BergenHenengouwen, Joanne Bochensko, Irene Bodnar,Ken Boras, Robert Bosnjak. William Bronson, Larry Bulva, Shirley Caruso, Tom Charlesworth, Dale Charlesworth. Lome Chronik, Danny Cook, Larry Davies, Rick 30 •Hironiraus, John Hudson, Pat Irwin, Rita Iwamoto. Rob Karl. Don Doenz, Owen Drake, Dawn Dworak, Linda Dykastra, Andy Finley, Beatrice Fuller, Debbie Gostola, Martha Hape, Myra Hales, Kurtis Heninper, ReMae Kerber, Monica Kipnik, Rosemary Koenen, Bryan Kuliska, Lydia Kulka, Eleanor 31 Kurina, Marnie Lammi, Dana Luchansky, Donnette McIlroy, Judy McIlroy, Gary Mehalko, Colleen Miller, Donna Mrak, Tony Mrazek, Sandra Murray, Heather Nagy, Betsy Nieboer, Ron Nyhof, Diane Osaka, Brian Osaka, Patsy Passmore, Trent Peacock, Harold Poppe, Marlene Ragan, Jim Ratts, William 32 Renner, John Sorgard, Dale Stronski, Connie Szteina, Jolynne Takeda, Beverley Teyke, Harold Russell, Kit Schimanski, Brigette Schoenbrunn, Chris Shields, Phillip Shimek, Sandra Tokunaga, Marion Trefan, Nick Vanderfler, Robert Vanderlinden, Mary Van Nistelrooy, Frank Vredegoor, Marion Wamsteeker, Denise Weiss, Ingrid Wolak, Jannie Zalesak, Linda 33 Grade 10 « Bader,Eddie Bailey, Bonnie Batty, Carol BergenHenengouwen, Diane Blair, Delores Boras, Debbie Bosnjak, Tony Caruso, Irene Chapman, Dorothy Charlesworth, Elaine Cox, Lee Davies, Bobby Dykstra, Robert Engels, Erwin Finley, Patti Foster, Shelley Fress, John Fress, Olga Gibb, Kevin Gibbons, Jeanette 36 Charlesworth, Ross Changer, Roy Chiste, Karen Chrupka, Randy Gill,Reg Gunderson, Marvin Hammon, Denise Haney, Chris Hanna, David Hanna, Doug Haughian, Cameron Haze, Gerri Holcek, Arnold Iwamoto, Ken Kostka, Rolf Koyata, Wayne Kuliska, John Lawlor, Gordon Leeck, Edward Lehto, Brenda Liptak, John Lynn, Ken Magyar, Brian Malmberg, Ray 37 Jakober, Kenny Jorgenson, Janice Knibbs, Debbie Korthuis, Klass Nieboer, Leonard Nyhof, Donna Oga, Cheryl Papworth, Janet Pierson, Keith Poppe, Alfons Rae, Heather Ragan, Linda Rettie, Roy Richardson, Carrie Russell, David Sauer, Mona Miller, Elaine Murray, Cindy Murray, John Nayha, Colleen J Shimek, Eddie Shirakawa, June Silsbe, Barton Slodkowski, Sabina ■* 38 Tmcik, Mary Ann Van Cleave, Linda Van Hell, Ken Van Nistelrooy, Van Nistelrooy, Vossebelt, Ray Warnock, Dale Weiss, Rita Wieland, Debbie Henry John Wocknitz, Judy Wozniczko, Jerry 39 Tarrant, Pat Thurlow, Jay- Trapp, Robert Stobert, Irene Takasaki, Vivian Tanminga, John Tanaka, Donna •WeK? B“St!nfl Out Gpcidc 9 Sidney Bilcik Penny Bodnar Robert Amundson Rose Marie Bair Sherry Bodnar Barton Branch Dickie Brandhorst Jim Brandhorst Diane Charlesworth Catherine Chervenka Cheryl Davies Shelley Dickout Debbie Dudley Jackie Finley Boyd Folden Mark Fuller Leslie Gergel George Gluszak Peter Gostola Patricia Gullickson Terry Hanna Bryan Heninger Mike Hironimus David Jensen Wendy Jones Linda Katakami John Kipnik John Korthuis 42 Brent Lammi Jerry Leusink Alan Liptak Betty Medve Donna Mehalko Ursula Mohrmann Harold Nummi Louise Odland Brenda Paskal Elizabeth Peacock Arlene Pierson Patti Posterski Laurie Reeder Perry Ruaben Ellen Russell Patti Rutledge Cindy Sabo Michael Sawchuck Doris Schimanski Moira Shearer Cathy Shields Carol Shimek Tommy Shirakawa Wendy Stronski Dean Swartzenberger Linda Szteina Peter Tamminga Robert Taylor Freddy Teyke Donald Tokai Douglas Tokai David Trapp Peter Trefan Irene Trncik Wilma Vandenberg Janie Vanderlinden Jayne Yalawega Monica Zeigler 43 John Bader Carrie Bain Deena Balderson Susan Banbur Lorraine Beaulieu James Berent Loren Blair Bev Bodnar Donald Bodnar Petra Brass Hans Brau Alex Brown Allan Charlesworth Soren Christensen Kelly Chrupka Sandra Courtoreille Kathy Davies John Deak Jany de Kok Duane Dunn Alan Folden Dale Foster Beverley Friebel Michael Furukawa Susan Haney Donald Hanna Laurie Heinonen Ray Grisnich Beverly Gullickson Doug Gullickson 44 Grade 8 Wendy Iwamoto Melodie Jensen John Juhar Hugh Hudson Murray Hughes Brant Irwin Barb Karren Beverly Karren Ray Kipnik Kevin Koenen Hugh Koyata John Krampl Sandra Lehto Tammy Luchansky Joanne Mehalko Debbie Mrazek Helen Nagy Doug Nieboer Richard Oga Kim Oler Michael Oliver Judy Osaka Janice Osaka David Peacock Debra Piro Ellen Restall Terri Richardson Wade Richardson David Sawchuck Kevin Sauer 45 Rita Wiersma Susan Wocknitz Donald Woodruff Rodney Yoshida Jim Vance Peter Vandenberg Gerrit Van Essen Jeanette Van Herk Pat Taguchi Cathy Takeda Grace Tamminga Brian Tanaka Keith Thurlow Brenda Tokai John Tmcik Gail Trofenenko Linda Schultz Leona Sereda Cameron Shields Ronnie Shimek Fay Simmons Wayne Soenen Calvin Sosick Sharon Stronski Connie Szteina nn ME EBB n i Bert Van Hierden Edward Vanderflier Keith Warnock William Warnock 46 Danny Caruso Cheri Carver Debbi e Chervenka Hans Christensen Janice Elaschuk Albert Engels Barbara Garrett Peter Grisnich Rhonda Grisnich Barbara Haney Donna Hanna Mark Hanna Marvin Hanna Brenda Hattori Kelly Haughian Rose Marie Hellwig Alma Holman Kathy Iwamoto Terry Jorgensen Anita Juhar Debbie Karl Garritt Klok Cornell De Klok Frank Krampl Lawrence Kurinka Gilbert La Fleur Shannon Lumley 48 Cariina Bartha Fepey Banbur Patricia Bari an 1 ■Donna Biicik Grade 7 I Donald Oga Mark Osaka Lennea Oseen Rhonda Oseen Terry Oseen Cindy Ostrup Laurie Miller Ingrid Mohrmann Bruce Murray Sherry Noble Marlene Nuirani Susan Passmore Daryl Posterski Tim Renning Monty Schimpf Donna Schultz Peter Sereda 49 P en Shimek Kenny Shono Janet Sheets Marie Shields Carl Simmons Pam Sucher Tira Swartzenberger Maria Szalai Terry Szalai Doug Takahashi Roy Teyke Joyce Tokai Charlene Trapp John Trapp Randy Trefan Frank Vance Harold Vandenberg Harry Vandenberg Andrew Vanessen Marlene Van Herk Anne Van Hierden Peter Van Hierden Susan Warren Jack Wiersma Tony 'Woodcock Sandra Yalowega 50 Christine Bexte erode 1° Metric Koren Swortzenberrer Orode 11 Morporet Mester erode I9 Non-Metric Joonne BerrenHenenpouwen Crode 10 SPORTS COUNCIL EXECUTIVE Mr. Dennis King (Executive Secretary), Adele Chiste (Vice-President), Owen Doenz (President). Shirley Kulka (Treasurer), Mr. George Smith (Director) CURLING CLUB EXECUTIVE Nr.. Allen (Staff Advisor), Harry Duban-Treasurer, Janice Moriyama-Secretary Richard Papworth-Vice-President, Rick Ikebuchi-President TRACK CLUB SITTING: Janet Sheets, Debbie Chervenka, Mr. Smith (Coach), Adele Chiste, Elsie Frank STANDING: Barb Wamsteeker, Robert Dykstra, Alyson Sheets, Laurie Heinonen 55 FRONT ROW: Rick Ikebuchi, Rick Caruso, Rick Davies,- Larry Cook, Tom Caruso BACK ROW: Ron Nieboer, Kevin Gibb, Jack Lelekach, Randy Hanna, Glen Tanaka, Bruce Branch, Mr. Mackenzie (Coach) SUGAR QUEENS FRONT ROW: Donna Tanaka, Shirley Kulka, Diana Davies, Janice Jorgensen, Rita Woodruff BACK ROW: Brenda Lehto, Myra Hage, Colleen Mehalko, Jolynne Szteina, Eleanor Kulka, Mary Chronik, Elaine Charlesworth MISSING: Mr. Thompson (Coach) 55 SUGAR KINGS BEARS FRONT ROW: Gary McIlroy, Len Nieboer, Bob Davies, Wayne Koyata BACK ROW: Mr. Hanna (Coach), Kevin Gibb, Tony Mrak, Ray Malmberg, John Murray, David Russell, Danny Chronik, Tom Caruso 57 BISONS Len Nieboer, Hugh Koyata, Rodney Yoshida, Terry Jorgensen Mike Furukawa, Peter Tamminga, Kevin Sauer, Bruce Murray, Calvin Sosick, Bryan Heninger, Mr. Smith(Coach) BISONETTES KNEELING: Shelley Dickout, Janice Osaka, Bev Karren, Susan Warren, Pam Sucher, Barb Karren. Marlene Nurami STANDING: Cathy Chervenka (Manager), Carol Shimek, Janie VanderLinden, Mr. Dudley (Coach). Barb Haney, Susan Haney, Joanne Mehalko (Manager) 58 BADGERS Mr. Ellefson(Coach), Allan Charlesworth, Marvin Hanna. Alec Brown. Brian Tanaka, Donald Tokai, Murray Hughes, Mark Fuller. Hal Nuirani Michael Oliver, Barton Branch, Doug Takahashi, Terry Hanna BADGERETTES Mr. Marsden (Coach), Sandra Yalowega, Sherry Bodnar, Cathy Shields Joyce Tokai, Deb Dudley, Laurie Reeder, Susan Wocknitz, Ellen Russell Cindy Sabo, Donna Hanna, Brenda Hattori, Susan Passmore, Ellen Restall (Managers) 59 P.B.H.S. ELKS 1971 WESTERN FRONT ROW: Reg Gill, Ray Malmberg, David Kubik, Dale Binder, Ron Iwamoto, Wayne Koyati 2nd ROV7: Len Nieboer, Hal Nummi, Ed Shimek, Jim Brandhorst, John Kuliska, Terry Hanna 3rd ROW: Donovan Hattori, Jim Ragan, Ron Nieboer David Russell, Larry Cook, Bruce Branch Glen Tanaka EIGHT LEAGUE CHAMPIONS Ath ROW: Mr. Harvey (coach), Kit Russell, Owen Doenz, Trent Passmore, Tony Wolak, Jack Lelekach, Richard Papworth, Randy Hanna, Mr. King (coach), Mr. Ellefson (coach) BACK ROW: Gary McIlroy, Tom Caruso, Dale Sorgard, Jim Nayha, Rick Ikebuchi, Danny Chronik, Miles Shaw, Bryan Magyar MISSING: Rick Davies, Kevin Gibb 61 SENIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS KNEELING: Irene Caruso, Vivian Takasaki STANDING: Jeanette Gibbons, Judy McIlroy, ReNae Heninger MISSING: Denise Hammon JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Laurie Heinonen Pat Taguchi Bev Friebel Deena Balderson Carrie Bain Susan Banbur 62 P.B.H.S. ATHLETIC AWARDS 1971 - 1972 JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL GIRL’S AWARD Bisonettes - Shelley Dickout Badperettes - Ellen Russell BOY’S AWARD Bisons - Bryan Heninper Badpers - Alex Brown INTRAMURALS GRADE VII Girls - Donna Hanna Boys - Albert Enpels GRADE VIII Girls - Grace Tamminpa Boys - David Peacock SENIOR HIGH SERVICE AWARD Shirley Kulka FOOTBALL MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Rick Ikebuchi LETTERS Ron Iwamoto Miles Shaw Glen Tanaka David Kubik Ron Nieboer Gary McIlroy Jack Lelekach Donovan Hattori TRACK AND FIELD AWARDS Allyson Sheets Robert Dykstra CURLING MOST OUTSTANDING PARTICIPANT Rick Ikebuchi AWARDS ( SQUARE DRAWS ) Donovan Hattori Lome Charlesworth Roland Amundsen John Liptak BASKETBALL SUGAR QUEENS MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Diana Davies AWARDS Eleanor Kulka Shirley Kulka Mary Chronik Diana ">avies CAREER ATHLETES FEMALE - Diana Davies MALE - Glen Tanaka ATHLETES OF THE YEAR FEMALE - Diana Davies MALE - Rick Ikebuchi SUGAR KINGS MOST VALUABLE PLAYER BARRY HUGHES MEMORIAL TROPHY Glen Tanaka LETTERS Kevin Gibb Glen Tanaka _• LIBRARY CLUB Bryan Magyar, Mr. Woodruff(Librarian), Alberta Amundsen Mike Hironimus, Andrew Dykstra, Robert Dyk
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Butter naturally enriched in cis-9, trans-11 CLA prevents hyperinsulinemia and increases both serum HDL cholesterol and triacylglycerol levels in rats.
Lipids in Health and Disease v. 13 n. 200 2014, 2015Co-Authors: M. M. De ,almeida, Luquetti S. C. P. D., Sabarense C. M., CorrÊa, Do J. O. A., Reis L. G. Dos, E. P. S. Da ,conceiÇÃo, Lisboa P. C., E. G. De ,moura, Gameiro J., M. A. S. Da ,gamaAbstract:Feeding rats on a high-fat diet containing Butter naturally enriched in cis-9, trans-11 CLA prevented hyperinsulinemia and increased HDL cholesterol, which could be associated with higher levels of cis-9, trans-11 CLA, vaccenic acid, oleic acid and lower levels of short and medium-chain saturated fatty acids from Butter naturally modified compared to control Butter. On the other hand CLA-enriched Butter also increased serum triacylglycerol levels, which could be associated with concomitant increases in the content of trans-9 and trans-10 C18:1 isomers in the CLA-enriched Butter.201
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inactivation of salmonella enterica serovar typhimurium and escherichia coli o157 h7 in peanut Butter cracker sandwiches by radio frequency heating
Food Microbiology, 2013Co-Authors: Jaewon Ha, Donghyun KangAbstract:Abstract A multistate outbreak of Salmonella enterica serovar Typhimurium recently occurred in the USA, which was traced back to various food products made with contaminated peanut Butter. This study was conducted to investigate the efficacy of radio-frequency (RF) heating to inactivate S. Typhimurium and Escherichia coli O157:H7 in peanut Butter cracker sandwiches using creamy and chunky commercial peanut Butter and to determine the effect on quality by measuring color changes and sensory evaluation. Samples were treated for a maximum time of 90 s in a 27.12 MHz RF heating system. Samples were prepared in the form of peanut Butter cracker sandwiches and placed in the middle of two parallel-plate electrodes. After 90 s of RF treatment, the log reductions of S. Typhimurium and E. coli O157:H7 were 4.29 and 4.39 log CFU/g, respectively, in creamy peanut Butter. RF treatment of chunky peanut Butter for 90 s also significantly (P 0.05) different from the control. These results suggest that RF heating can be applied to control pathogens in peanut Butter products without affecting quality.
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Destroying and Creating History: Butte, Montana’s Model City Program, 1968-1975
ScholarWorks at University of Montana, 2021Co-Authors: Stefanek, John CAbstract:In 1966, President Lyndon Johnson signed the “Model Cities Act” into law. A part of Johnson’s Great Society, Model Cities was a national urban renewal program that sought to renew all aspects of society and included anything from the creation of parks and recreational facilities to increasing funding for senior citizens’ programs. My research examines the implementation of Model Cities in Butte, Montana. Whereas Model Cities was most visibly seen in metropolises like Detroit and Baltimore as a means to curtail riots and racial strife, the Butte program, in the words of the program’s director, James Murphy, wished to drag Butte into the twentieth century. I note that Butte, given its background as a resource extraction mining town, was in need of Model Cities. Lacking infrastructure and plagued by environmental woes, the Butte program had much potential due to its focus not only on urban renewal but social uplift. However, the program was also a source of great controversy. In attempting to urbanize and modernize Butte, one of the program’s largest endeavors was the destruction of hundreds of old buildings. I argue that the Butte program engaged in physical and cultural destruction to reform Butte. As urbanization became a more pressing issue in Montana, the replacement of historic buildings with new ones was meant to help detach Butteians from the past and make Butte a thriving urban center. And with a host of new social programs that targeted health issues like alcoholism, the program attempted to sever a longstanding Butte culture that resisted social aid and state assistance. I conclude that the program was partially successful in that it brought modern infrastructure and social programs to Butte but was unable to destroy Butte’s nostalgia of the past. My research is a thematic reconstruction of the Model Cities program in Butte from 1968-1975. This project examines the developments of three key goals of the program: economic development, physical environment, and social services. I tell the story of the Butte program through these three themes and explore how policies changed and developed from 1968-1974. Most essential in examining these themes are primary sources from the archival collections at the Maureen and Mike Mansfield Library, Montana Historical Society, and the Butte-Silver Bow Public Archives. The most present sources are Senator Mike Mansfield’s papers, which contain Buttiean concerns about the program, letters to Butte officials such as Mayor Mario Micone, and the outline of the Model Cities program. This research is the first substantive scholarship on the Butte program. Other scholars have overlooked the program but this paper places Model Cities as one of the key urban developments in Montana in the twentieth century and the most important urban renewal program in Butte’s history. Additionally, this paper contributes to the understanding of federal policymaking of the 1960s-1970s in showing the transition from LBJ’s Great Society to Richard Nixon’s New Federalist approach to urban renewal
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THE RADICALISM OF REBECCA FELTON: REFORMING SOUTHERN MASCULINTY and CREATING AND DESTROYING HISTORY: Butte, MONTANA’S MODEL CITY PROGRAM, 1968-1975
University of Montana, 2021Co-Authors: Stefanek, John CAbstract:This professional paper is made up of two individual papers required for the M.A. degree in history. In my first paper, I discuss the radical suffragist Rebecca Felton. In 1897, Felton spoke to the Georgia Agricultural Society. Felton, a native Georgian who would later become the first female U.S. senator, gained prominence in the U.S. South as a politician, suffragist, and white supremacist. Her speech, “Woman on the Farm,” discussed the economic struggles of southern farmers. Felton’s speech also addressed a variety of controversial issues including agricultural economics on the farm, prison reform, and temperance. From the 1870s until her death in 1930, Felton used these specific issues to attack what she saw was the greatest threat to southern white women: southern white men.While Felton lived from 1835-1930, this analysis primarily examines her life from the 1880s-1920s. These years take place during the Progressive Era to compare Felton’s activism with other reformers at the time. Felton adopted the issues of prison reform and temperance—while sometimes overlapping with both southern suffrage and progressive movements—as her own issue of reforming southern masculinity to protect white women. In conducting this research, the Rebecca Latimer Felton Papers available digitally through the University of Georgia Library were essential. These papers document her life from 1851-1930 and remain the most detailed regarding Felton’s life and career. These papers have been utilized in some form in any modern study on Felton. Throughout these papers are Felton’s correspondence, personal papers, drafts of speeches and sermons given, and articles written throughout her career.In my second paper, I discuss the impact of the Model Cities program in Butte, Montana in the 1960s-70s. In 1966, President Lyndon Johnson signed the “Model Cities Act” into law. A part of Johnson’s Great Society, Model Cities was a national urban renewal program that sought to renew all aspects of society and included anything from the creation of parks and recreational facilities to increasing funding for senior citizens’ programs. My research examines the implementation of Model Cities in Butte, Montana. Whereas Model Cities was most visibly seen in metropolises like Detroit and Baltimore as a means to curtail riots and racial strife, the Butte program, in the words of the program’s director, James Murphy, wished to drag Butte into the twentieth century. I conclude that the program was partially successful in that it brought modern infrastructure and social programs to Butte but was unable to destroy Butte’s nostalgia of the past
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Butter naturally enriched in cis-9, trans-11 CLA prevents hyperinsulinemia and increases both serum HDL cholesterol and triacylglycerol levels in rats.
Lipids in Health and Disease v. 13 n. 200 2014, 2015Co-Authors: M. M. De ,almeida, Luquetti S. C. P. D., Sabarense C. M., CorrÊa, Do J. O. A., Reis L. G. Dos, E. P. S. Da ,conceiÇÃo, Lisboa P. C., E. G. De ,moura, Gameiro J., M. A. S. Da ,gamaAbstract:Feeding rats on a high-fat diet containing Butter naturally enriched in cis-9, trans-11 CLA prevented hyperinsulinemia and increased HDL cholesterol, which could be associated with higher levels of cis-9, trans-11 CLA, vaccenic acid, oleic acid and lower levels of short and medium-chain saturated fatty acids from Butter naturally modified compared to control Butter. On the other hand CLA-enriched Butter also increased serum triacylglycerol levels, which could be associated with concomitant increases in the content of trans-9 and trans-10 C18:1 isomers in the CLA-enriched Butter.201
