text: x'^'SiiW: B □ IB 1 Yearbook 2007-2008 n^*^ ffi w ***** « lutq liiTi Table of Contefits miLiM A V^A enior par ouncils J Vl"<*" Cra lEI \. I ! I How to put a year into a nutshell? It cannot be done, which is why a yearbook does such an important job. The briefest and most useful tactic to convey the defining character and spirit of the school year is simply to issue an invitation: for teachers, students and parents within the school, an invitation to keep their eyes and ears open, and try to drink in the unrelenting cascade of activities and energy that bursts from our walls; for those outside the school visitors and friends an invitation to come and see what is happening, and not to be satisfied with a few paragraphs that are going to distil a years events. Our Junior School has thrived in all the ways we would hope. Students buzz around the place, barely contained in their enthusiasm. They are busy with sports, with occasions like the Partnership Walk, and with the overwhelmingly impressive rendition of The Magic Flute. At the Middle School, staff and students are continually consumed in their projects, their Journeys, dances and concerts. On the Senior campus, life is as full as it can get, with the usual dedicated academic work, which then gets heavily embroidered with a life of Keep the Beat concerts, Amnesty International Days, and terrific school spirit. In particular this year our Senior sports teams, from Grade 9 to 12, excelled. We opened the next phase of the Monkman Athletic Complex an occasion greeted all round with gratitude and anticipation. By the time everyone reads this, we will all be into a new school year, and this new school year will be soaking up its deserved attention. We are fortunate that the students and staff who put together this volume have devoted the time and effort they did, so that we can have a suitable memory of the year an outstanding year, in which every student did take his or her chance to pursue opportunities. Vivat! Bob Snowden, Headmaster lCf> ^•o Tl^is year'5 Yearbool^ tl^eme is Time, T(oe YearbDOf^ Team ci^ose t^is idea collectively to represent t^e metamorpioosis 5/\AM5 ^as grown \ko\Aq(h oyer its long l^istoriy) - once a small all- boys military academy, lyiniting 5t, Mic(naels 5c(^ool and Mniversity School, becoming a co-ed Institute, \^e camp\A5 p(^ysicaliy growing, av\d m\AC^ mote. All t(^is is displayed oy\ \(f\e fantastic co\}ef CTea\ed tl^is ^ear by Megan Parket, As yoM flip ti^rowgl^ t(^e pages of ti^is year's Yearbool^, I (^ope yow see t^e stages 5MM5 ^as . ... !..J — ._ .^-. ,-^.n '.+-1^ 11^^ ^tnA (n\c:\-7\\r\ A is^iraaa II is£\m ■ Cfm (AssistciKit Editor), 5amm\f\a lee {EdWor-m-Cmf) n \ -oiiiA honqiAQSts of S^jfee^^^eams To fit mteffieir_aJlotgd textboxes and fieldilHBP'^ reqi/iests to c^Wf^rp^^fre L after pages ^ONe long been siAbmitted, I can now Miracles of i^iracles, we ihoNe ended \^e scfeol \^eaf - wit(i OMr yearbook status as "Dn Tii^e", Wl^ile somefew, ow members am mcapab\e of coKiopieting a singie dowbie page spread over 7 months, once N\auj (nits, ihmdreds of pages swddenli^ are completed near\^ overn\g(h\. Apparently), we only worl^ well \Ander pressure, /.////(? Kmwy\ Fact of yearbook 5\ Despite all of t^e boo^ being comtriActed tfirougfi computer graphics programs, mm of IAS are really tec^-sawi^. It was not wnMswal for ouir \Nedne5da\^ meetings to be punctwated wit(i ■y/3/.rr|e5 of "I (^ate t^is computer!" or "I will burn Im alivel", Dne of t^e reasons was t(iat we lost our regular program Adobe In-Design and broiAg^t in instead an online program wi^ic^ could be called a little less tf\an user-friend 1 1^. T^e ot(^er reason would be tfet we're Just not (knowledgeable of grapf\\c5 programs. Despite tl^is, we valiantlij stove to mal^e ti^e best of t(ne situation and a j^arbook emerged from ow blood, sweat, and tear. evcr-s(nrinf?ing Yearboof? Team behind t^e construction of eac^ annml antfelogy of memories, Little Known Fact of Yearbook 1 1 Yearbook Team (las a frlgfitenlngli^ ^Ig^ drop o\At rate. I (honesty doubt tt^at another gro\Ap exists on camp\AS wit^ an overage 8D%+ drop out rate \N\tim^^^^montk So to tihose wfe mmdme^^mi^^^^mm staging \n t<he comp\Ater -jb ealHBBBI^fter scfeol, ijou all (nave mi) ..Kidijing gratitude; Brenda, Calvin, Celine, Emili^, Harmon, Bessie, Matt, Megan, 5iob(ian, Stacie, Tonij, Vic(?i), You all wor(?ed p(ienomenalli^ ^ard and amiabli) put \Ap wit(i mij c<heerf\A ti/jranni); t<han<k ^o\a so, so m\Ack Be it stepping in to worl^ on pages ^o\a were never assigned to spending ^ours creating grapHcs \v\d\or uploading ptnotos, I sincereli^ t<hank everi^ single — ^ .... ^.. gij^oMr contributions to t^e Yearbook, a greoT pleasure wording wit(i Ms, AmirdUii, ow new Teacher Advisor, Little Known Fac'^ Yearbook? 2: Everi^ single member of t^e Yearbook Tl... . Is a chronic procrastlnator. ^0 ir an I) or ujam^ading tnis aimless Editor's Note and are not a parl^ig Yearbook Team, Join next- i^ear! If not, please be^^ to t(ie little people w(io wort? so ^ard to finisfn t^is boo^; ta^e lots of pfetos, submit t(nem to t(ie Yearbook, write i)Our write-ups and ^and t^em in before t^e deadlines, and maybe. Just maybe, we'll one da\^ (lave a stress-free Yearbook. ^ Samavitm lee Yearbook Editorln-C(^ief 2DD7-2DD8 .^ student IB Middle School Cat^tds 6 ''•*;i^" A fteWSr cannot b\O^Om without Sat^ShilTS nor a gardeT) without love. - CHinsjs Proverb 13 (&■ Scsnior School Candids M A ,C- ^ -TT io. moonlight is sculpture. hornc ^ -J. 1 1 1 ^^H -s ^^^Hft^^^^^V E**iA m-.^j ^H ^^^^ m^' V ■^ L i:-m: fc 1 l^«^v ^H L ^§^^E. ^ v^F ■i..iil^*»^<^^.^ IK^JI^U Lunch Recess Flex 3vavee *- *y %W, 2m > Dominican Republic 19 Mmmm- ■ ■ 1 ^ 1 J TO w^'irfl ^Vt ^^^^^^^B^ 'jr i9 ^^ ■P^ i ''.m iS \\ m^^f^-^ii^m i i^ffi^ffl 1 ~ ^ ^ir'''^"^ ■■ TT^if 1 § 1 WM i^ ►- .. .- J^F - i Su "iBBiB •- lai ..iT _.v^. ,_,.H:x-r.^^j.-,^fc .".■.:>J? 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'"^^-^Bl^^^^ ^ ,^H iw ■Ff ^^ Oil rS P*^ f' It m 3\ '» o (Ae}Atlv\/^^^ Vi (^' (i^cirvi (^Ar^^- 0338 ■J ■4 ^ U m ^ lV >1 ^Vi LV ill 4 Ceiling iVlounted Projectors {Jr. School) - 2 iVlimio Interactive ^jX^jyre (Mid. School) - SI, Mimio Board (Sr. Scli8!^^1 ,000.00 Ceiling Mounted Projector (Sr. School)- $1 ,300. Rework Projection System (Sr. School) - $500. Arts/Culture: Portable Lighting System (Mid./Sr. School) - $4,225.16 Derby St. Mural (Sr. School/Outdoor Ed.) - Athletics: Electronic Basketball Shot Clocks (Mid./Sr. School) - $3,556.00 37" Flatscreen LCD TV & Brackett (Mid./Sr. School) - $1 ,288.0C Boarding: Outdoor Volleyball Net - $420.00 Ceiling Mounted Projector (Barnacle/Winslow) - $1 ,904.00 rra Cflf^^lar/Clubs: 3 X NK Speed Coach (Mid./Sr. School Cox-Box & NK Gear Bag (Mid./Sr. School) - $820.00 6 X Chesepeake Boat Slings (Mid./Sr. School)- $1 ,175. Body Bars (Sr. School) - $455.40 Kestrel 300 Po^keUA/iocLM Outdoor Education: Kayak Trailer w/locking bins (Mid./Sr^chool' I^JglBlgigg^ Remote set IRespond (Sr. Sch oo l) - $ 2,290.00 '**'^nl89rCDmmunity: ^^ Ice Machine & 1 Fridge (Infirmary) - $1,063.00 Ceiling Mounted Projector (Sr. School) - $1,250.00 Latex Inflatable Balloons (Grad Committee) - $1 ,363.00 Other: Portable Lighting System (Mid./Sr. School) - $1,641.71 One of the main goals of the Parents' Auxiliary is to sponsor events throughout the year to build and strengthen our school community. Reflecting on those events, the Auxiliary would like to thank all the parents, students and staff for their support throughout the year. We are very fortunate to have so many parents working together to support excellence in education. Beginning in September, the Auxiliary hosted the annual Welcome Coffee Party. Held at both the Junior and Senior School campuses, this gathering continues to be a wonderful opportunity to meet the new families and reacquaint with friends as the students head back nto the classroom. the Used Uniform Shop relocated this year to the SMUS building at Derby. Parent volunteers participated in regular work bees and monthly sales that proved to be very profitable for the Auxiliary. All the money raised is directed back to the school through the Allocations process. The response from our day parents to participate in the November 3rd Boarders without Borders Dinner was encouraging! The number of host families increased significantly, I enabling 56 boarding students to enjoy a home-cooked meal and meet families outside the boarding community. "^■le traditional Christmas Evening Celebration was held on December 1st. This annual dinner open to all SMUS families and this year over 300 tickets were sold. It was a festive evening luding dinner and dancing. This year we successfully introduced invite a boarder, whereby .oiinilies were encouraged to invite boarding students to join them at the Christmas dinner. The Auxiliary was proud to support the Canadian Association of Independent Schools (C.A.I.S.) Student Leadership Conference held on April 9th through the 12th. The Auxiliary was responsible for billeting 120 students from across Canada and we were pleased to I engage over 50 families to host the students. The annual Staff Appreciation Luncheons were held in June. This event is our opportunity to thank the SMUS teachers and staff for their tremendous dedication and commitment throughout the year. With the support of our parents, the luncheon was, as usual, outstanding! Throughout the year, the PA also offered the following services: Piece of Home Gift Packages and Cake Service for boarding students. Pizza Days for all three schools, the publication of Student Directories, bi-monthly PA Newsletters and Parent Grade Socials. The Auxiliary is pleased to report that we have approved over $36,000 of funding requests from the SMUS teachers and staff through the Parents' Auxiliary Allocations Process. The ; Allocations Process occurs annually in order to fund requests made by staff out of monies i raised by the Auxiliary through membership dues and other fundraising activities. Junior School Angelina Agathoklis Gordon Chan Kathleen Cook Nina Duffus Duncan Frater Alison Galloway John-Michael Gareau Stephanie Geehan iron Goodman jndon Hawes nko Hayashi faraaret Lincoln :Jij:i.iio;i'-f^c- Jolanta Lisiewicz Doreen Metcalfe Diana Nason Nicky Newsome teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where hi ^M^Uj^f - Henry Adam lua Baker y Bartlett Charlotte Campbell Meghan Chestnut iL '^ ^y- V-^' «C^ eung Kyun Ch( ^amarra Dokkei, Isgj Julian Fitzgibbo Bemice Hon **^ «s '-«> .#<. T^ Paris Iversi Graeme Leggi Margo Leggai Makayla L' -OS .1pv Nfc>^ -^Pts*-) Georgia Haydock Sofia Jeliazkov Abbey Johnson -^ ^ mm^ m ' '*', \ 'm i Jm ■^"W (C^ Jgk ii^ ^^^jh^h^I ^ n 50 Isabella Leong Olivia Lupin Marcus Miller ^ Mateo Murr yTasha Norris Vlatt Owen-Flood Meredith Selwood Thomas Siletto Alastair Stuart 51 Grade 2 Grade Z Gra Tfck Tock Jamie Bruynzeel Chloe Fitzgibbon Rachel Grohovac Lindsay Hannah Triumph Kerins Aidan Kerr Nicolas Kyle Elise Lincoln Olivia Meadows Adam Moulden Imaan Nathoo*^ Nicholas Papaloukas' Sara Perelmuter Amrit Saini Karmen Tse Rhys Williams Madison Woodhead f«%o* Matthew Berntsen Jasper Bosley Riley Clare ^ ^^ iwmM^^ 1 ■'¥«'v\';:^-;" ^- %<5vWi*"Siriits-daG Nicholas Considio^ Ricky Fabris ^K^ \ Erin Forbes fli^ ^p ^B ^- ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ,. ..:i ^^^^^^^^^^ k '^^^^ ^ Grace Hart i Bryn Haydoc Noah High i /# 4^ WA Jayne Leggatt Joshua Litton Maggie Manson-Blair Jessalyn McElderry rr"*' listi Anna Mollenhauer Jamison Schulz-Fra Jonathan Sudul Laura Williams Benjamin Wingert Zachary Zwicky I Kennedy Aragon-Scriven Brennan Bellavance Sun-Eui Choi Charlotte Colby John Cook Sean Currie Olivia Donald Luke Erasmus Connor Fenton Robert Fisher Emma Frankenberger Laura Grohovac Simon Hassel Hari Ikonomou Anika Johnson Joseph Johnson Jasper Johnston Alec Keech 56 ^^mkkk^ Jordan Kerr Aidan Kyle Maithew Lane Alexander Mabberley Trent Norris Ethan Otto Sara Owen-Flood Samuel Perelmuter Olivia Roberts Jonas Robinson Emilia Siletto Daphne Walford Julianna Wong Michael Wong-Hs urty m -' Joseph A\ io Rachael Benjamin , Timothy !^rntsen '^ AmyBodine RebeccaAosworth Edward Bunyan Loren Cai tander Caton by COpeland jd Cunningham Mike Edwards Sage Friswell Kira Gili-Maher James Hayashi Liam Hayden Nathen High Byron Huang Graeme Hyde-Lay Athena Kerins David Lee Alex Lupin Ann Makosinski Flora Manson-Blair Matty McColl Grant Nicholson Douglas Peerless Douglas Peerless Max Pollen Sophia Samson t ts l^i JPN. #' 0k £j ^ B c; ' 1 j^^V^ j '^ lln ^ Jason Scully Jennifer Shan Jack Sherrod Christina Sipos Trevor Smith Michelle Sons ^gj^gij^^ 01^ #^ /^ ^ ^JESMSf^- mi jp P f^ BI^I^F* U' ^iw ■t^ ^k ^4^ IKj^k. l^kin ■rl ■wni {^HUl ^Bm^^ la Stolle Jwai Sudul Kylci^fcg Justin Tse Austin Vaza Isabel Williams Jake Wilmott 62 I 63 64 On June 5th, 50 Junior School students arrived at school in their school uniforms as if it were another regular school day. Five hours later, these 50 students were in full costume, full make-up, and singing the many beautiful songs of Mozart's "The Magic Flute" on stage at the McPherson Theatre. Accompanied by a 13-piece orchestra the Grade 5 Class dazzled the audience with their skills, talents and humour. The children had memorized many lines and had practiced many songs and not a single flaw interfered with either of their two performances. Although the students were the ones on stage, much credit has to go to the Junior School teachers and Junior School parents who built sets, patiently worked with microphones, applied make-up, made costumes, and helped put on the show. "The Magic Flute" was a huge success and proved, once again, that opera isn't just for adults. Duncan Frater 66 Middle School 68 8 7 6 69 ■£3 r K ew Benjamin Bartlett Hayley Bums Adam Chan Jeremy Chan Christine Chiu Paul Choi Samantha Colby Jessie Cram Nicolas Cunningham Jenna Dhillon Jill Ding Celine Doehring Emma Donald Bryce Fenton Catriona Gordon- Paig Isabella Gudgeon Sena Hamidi Caitlin Hastings Jennifer Hawes Kevin Holmes Jack Janus Jacky Joe Luke Jones Liam Keeler- Young Katrina Kelly Amal Khan Abral Kharaghani Vivian Lam Jordan Lane Cimmarron Langlois Michael Rossi Marco Sanati Cecilia Shang Alexander Simson Shinai Sorensen Olivia Sorley Levi Supowitz Sophie Walford Melton Wan Kevin Welsford Clair Williams Jacob Wilson-Potter Qr&deT Shayla Baumeler Chris Bjola Alex Campbell Russell Carlton Lindon Carter Natasha Caton Jason Chiu Theresa Cho Kate Cluley Richard Cunningham Sophia Ducharme Taylor Ellison Leanne Farmer Christopher Fenje Shanna Pong Montgomery Fraser- Brown Luke Friswell Charles Gannon Austen Goodman Sydney Green Leah Hall Ella Hayashi Erin Hope Ashley Hoydal-Payne Liam Hyatt Georgios Ikonomou Candice Ip Lisa Kinoshita Ethan Lee Ryaniider i.aA'ih Qr&deZ Brian Yam Jocelyne Yan Mark Yorath Tina Yu Mason Loewen Keenan Manhas Adam Marsh Hannah McElderry Julia Milden Arden Mollenhauer Rintaro Moriyasu Abbey Piazza Archana Pillay David Pollen Samuel Reid Pamela Schaefer Trenton Schulz- Franco Matthew Sedgwick Christian Sharp You-Jin Shon Rachel Sibbald Colton Stockus Keiler Totz Shamina Varma Adam Weech Graeme Wheeler Steven Whillans Marita Wyatt Silas Doore • * Dhana Andison Isaac Barss : ... / Sarah Bodine $- Tiffany Britton Daniel Cameron i Nicole Chan Frank Chang Jason Chiu Yun Seoun Choi ^ Christina Chwyl ^ Jonty Considine Michael Crabbe Mitchell Cram Blake Croxford Alex Davies Baldeep Dulku Jacob Duvenage Joseph Erlic Cortney Ewonus-Reqd Eamon Flanagart Peter Harrison Alexandra Hastings Colin Hawes Jack Hayes Benjamin Holmes lo^tTSlKaSf Austin Huang Johnny Huang Derek Hyde-Lay \^alerie Irvine- amuel Jackson jabrielle Jeliazkov sailah Johnson- erguson .'uichi Kashiwagi ames Keech »umn Kliman phraim Lam tephen Lam ,auren Laprise William Lee • * <:z>y~t -^cd KiraLi Angel Liao Adrian Liu Lewis Liu Ashton Louie David Lunn f Len Luo Liam Maclure ,,^ . Michael Muirhead .^ Bairavi '^ ' Murugakumar Gwendolen O'connor Sun- Woo Oh Ali Pollen Muriel Protzer EUzabeth Qin Cassandra Quan ^H Julia Rego ^^ ^Hk^ Aaron Samson '^ ■P^W| Marcel Sana^ ' ' 1 L. ^H 1 Laura Shaw Johnathon Sipos Lindsay Solmer Ariel Sorley Ariel Sorley Shade Souc Victor Stolle Troy Swindell Sara Taylor Robbie Thomas Sean Thornber Boris Trinajstic Cole Turner Karan Vats Christopher Welsford 'aige Wergeland Cillian Widdis Michelle Wood !harles Yang 4elody Zheng r^ Dcrkce ■^ ," u c If motJoing ever cf\aY\ged t^ere'd be w butterflies. -AMor Mn^nown c 6 II a 82 1 1 Vhd (5rado 3 fall ru^ tdam car\e]0ted of 1 9 bravo boye, 4 of whom were new to the game. Not taking nythfrig away from the team effort throu^iout the eeaeon, md wttrfiout wtehSig to fooue on hdMdmsle, eom& Ijkyerd do deeen/e &p&o\d mention. In the forwards, two of the front row and cxKJaptalne Jacob Duvena^ rJ Kjillan Widdte, bck/flanker Peter Harrteon, and the baokrow of Maroel BangitI, Truan Foreythe and QiM\ .ilman deserve credit. In the backs, the scrumhalf to flyhalf link betwewi co-c^ptaJne Aiax Pavies and Perek iyde-Lay was tnvaluabb, niillst tnslde centre Joe Erllc, wfrig Johnathon Qipoe and fuffl?ack Jonl^ Conskfeie 9re the top performers. Many others also had their moments. The coaches Mr. ^ruce KiMlndd exA Mr. srome Foenander would like to thank the boys for their willingness and commitment throu^iout the seasoru .Iso thanks to the parents for their greatly appreciated support. ^rade 6 and 7 spring rugby saw 35 players Including 5 girls with one Grade 6 team, one Grade 7 team ikfrig the field for numerous games. Many commented that the playing levels and parity amongst the Grade g^schools was some of the highest seen In many years. Special meniaon must be made of Grade team ■Bnber Abrahlm Kharaghanl who assisted on the day of the Lower Island 3-asIde competition jamborees with ^ arm In a plaster cast, helping to run the tournament, hand out notices to teams, colleot team fees and ores throu^iout the day. His help was greatly appreciated by the coaches. ne overall development of both the 6 and 7 s teams has been very much on the future, with ball handling, jpport play and basic defensive skills being the focus. Many coaches commented once again on the positive ay both sides played the game using their ^lls to keep the ball alive. In both the grade 6 and 7 teams it as the development of team play that was stressed, some Individuals do need epGdlsi mention. For the grade '> 0, 0otn5 of the top performers throu^iout the season were Jeremy Chan, Bryce Fenton, Llam Keller-Young, -jcob Wilson-Potter and Paul QioL For the grade 7 s, forwards Pave Pollen and Llam Hyatt both played with ijch tou^iness and determination, whilst In the backs the dlmlnuttve scrumhalf/fl^ialf combination of Qirls V-nje and Sam Reld c^ulckly got the ball back Into play and defended heroically, with centre and occasional trward Monty FVaser-Drown always ensured some stral^t ahead running. . Veryone learnt a great deal about rugby, about team, and about themselves. The coadilng staff of Mr. (?enander, Ms. Payne, Mr. &yan and Mr. Kiidlnskl would like to thank players and parents alike for their nt, effort, support, and enthusiasm that everyone has shown throu^iout the season. ^(>^€> ^oooey- T * 1^ f i;u.- •;';!! ' — = — This was a banner year for the Middle School Boys U- 13 soccer team. Unfortunately this was our year to si put of the CAI6 National Tournament at fet.Georges/Collingwood. The team composition was the strongest in years and the majority of the boys r "«««« returning from an outstanding, Ridley Cup victory iontreal the previous season. Our season long |r record ended up at 10 wins with 2 close defeats, jl Perhaps the most satisfying victory came against^ visiting team from Ridley College, a school that later performed admirably In the championship rounds in Vancouver, where our team won 5-* / i Wi5 ^oooey Boys* Basketball This Ki^ob Q great group of b0U)5 to COdCb- Tb© tGQM 'plau)©d if) tb© LII^SAA Icagu© and coi^'p©t©d in tb©~Futur© Stars tourr)- ai^GOt as <oj©ll. All tb© bou)5 i^ad© Qr©at proorGss »oJitb "particular t4©ntior) to Cbris'Bjola, Cbarii© Gannon and Tau)lor "Ellison- I bcp© tbat all of tb© bou)5 continu© to d©M©lo'p tb©ir ba5K©tball skills and tru) out for tb© Grad© ?, t©aM lat© n©xt fall. 86 [!ll2IMia:^E The Grade 7 Girls Basketball team comp- leted an outstanding, 14 wins and 1 loss, season with a convincing victory in a chall- enge game with Vancouver champions West Point Grey Academy. Throughout the season the girls practised and honed their skills with both the Middle School team and their Night League counterparts. Of particular note were their well-earned championships in the Middle School Jamboree and the Future Stars Tournament. Special congratulations must go to Kate Cluely, Sophia Ducharme, and Abbey Piazza who were chosen to extend their seasons as members of the South Vancouver Island representative team. Well done girls! -Don Pollock, Coach itH jf.rr'uilg 87 i ?>;^ L^O Jr'^iii The volleyball^am comprised a delightful group of girls with greaL^rit, and a wonderful sense of fun! Whether j^^^fon or lost, the team played their best and their skill level improved in every match. Congratulations on a fine season, ladies! You were excellent ambassadors for the Middle School in your conduct and sportsmanship! ^V radc ^^' ■T" 88 y 1 fabulous liddle School Tr, ■Id participants, wl naraderie, Coa i - corny jokes ( uinpanyinggr jghter), candy nsumption, an iportunities to ' -- '-elf, both p ntallv. ^for and 'lots Ti^j inr e'season culminated '. of our athletes compe le Middle School fina :k & field meet on June many in multiple even many exciting brmances! ^H^^H ^■H BEk\ 4 J 1*3 -1 m iimx- iHtn Vl g^JOT"7^'# ■ ■ ^^ ^iUW^ IT& H M lit C4^ 1 i \^m 1 i i e s rm TA .1 •ii ^i a li will n ittli.' 1 The string ensembles al Middle School studied t ■ \ -^ repertoire during the year that . included music written by several masters of composition such as Bach, Vivaldi, Mendelssohn, Respighi, Beethov< and Wagner. The students also enjoyed p and performing fiddle tune arrangeiTients, 5^__ of popular music and a variety of recently compoied pieces that had a folk tune flavour. Each ensembfe maa a visit to a local seniors home (where student corlcerts ar always warmly received), performed in chapel dlring ' Tuesday morning services and made the trek to Be I Junior School campus to share musical moment^^ith | students in Kindergarten to Grade 5. Collaboraticp in fine style developed throughout the year when I ensembles at two grade levels gpQ^ined to leafi common repertoire. Performanc University Auditorium, in two^j^jpg concerts lind at Closiilg Ceremony, created the opportunity for many of us to I experience the thrill of being part of the creation of large I scale orchestral sounds. Tihe students are to be highly 1 cl>ngratlilated for the qualite of their music- fl making during 2(X)7/08. m ^^ry Smith 1 fit > students participating in the Middle Sciiool band program enjoyed a busy year with niinierous perfonnances and festivals, in January, the concert bands, jazz band, brass ensemble as well as the new vocal jazz ensemble participated in the Winter Wonder- Band Concert. Both the Band 7 and Band 8 groups travelled to the University of Victoria in March to attend BandFest 2q08, an concert band fe^"-^ students from the " — i^igg performec Middle Jazz Festival ."^(^micert in the Park Series and Jazz^^ht. One of the hiohlights of the 3^i(^ccurred during ' Cross Campus l^K Concert «* P University of Victo^, wh 252 band students froiT performed together on ; the choir loft in an arrangenieni or rnc "Battle Hymn of the Republic". This was an exceptional experienc^e for one 'md all. -Pamela Gcrrits More than 150 students were involved in Choir in the Middle School this year. Whether singing unison, two-part, or three- part harmony, the stiMlents . A work( " Middle School, it's easy to see it filtering into their other classes. There are many reports of students '^'^ntaneously breaking song during Humana^ 5, Art, and many o" l^lasses. This, of course, ^exactly how it should fcl K -Duncan E ^A +SMUSMdleSdiooL ARTSjnd.LTrERATURE+ Born into Spring, The infancy of life begins. Fresh, young, green, New Beginnings. ~ Logan Gilmore ip* Jump up, Turn around, Clap your hands, Touch the ground, Do whatever makes you feel like you. -Dhana Andison ■iCREATivrry takes CDURAGE+ -Henri Matisse 92 The jellyfish swims Through the blue ocean It is pretty but deadly, so Beware the jellyfish and it's T T T T T E E E N N N T A C L E N T A C L E S E N T A C L E S T A "lU i_i.®i - ® ^ # * ^-*-"' ^ • jL ® > O '-... \ «!&■ E S The.Only.Time.1 fed AL]VLis.wheahuPA]MnNa+ -Vincent Van Gogh 93 f ^^ Wf ^^ , vaOBBdH^K W t »^ #• i. "bv J m Av •• vH^K i ^ iJ I .E tM 1 ^"%^f \ ^' 1^^ i J s p c I A L 96 V £ N T 6 5t;aff vs. Student; ^adketball Around thd WorU In 30 minutdd % Mlddb / ^^^ Vfirttf0 1 At 5MU5 Middid School, 9po<M Evdnte atwayd dploo up l;h9 ydat ju^ to ^0 It that iH^tb btt of OKtra ZIN(3I Mkklld Sohod ^tudontd onjoy a vartol^ of actlWtbd throughout the year - Indudln^ thd onod dhoivn horo - Mar^vflb 200d, tho 3tudont Vd. Staff Sadk^tball ^amd, and Around thd World tn &0 mlnutddl 2006 97 12 9 ..^ 99 "We ^im to i?rii!*<j stijpents tv a. kmjkcr Andrea Appellor Zachary Austin Nicole Baino\ Tyler Beames-Canivet Eric Beban Charles Bennett Kelsey Bjola Jacob Boness Nathan Bosworth Taylor Bridge Nicole Bunyan Andrew Cho Erica Choi Leo Choii Mason Choii Anita Chow Brandon Chow i^ Brian Christensen -#^. Janett Chung-Smith • 1 Shelby Clark mL r. 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(^ ^{lnloc Boasting a strong forward and some talented athletes in the backline, this year's grade 10 rugby team had high expectations right from the get-go. An opening ISA fixture against St. Georges was always going to be a battle as the two sides won one apiece in last years round robin. True to form, a 15-15 draw resulted and the team took a massive amount of confidence from an extremely good performance against a much bigger opposition. The back row of Luke McCloskey, Hisham Ismail and Won Jin Kim proved to be a lethal combination of speed, tackling and ball sense and this trio was to be a mainstay on the list of top performers game in and game out. Ensuing matches against Shawnigan and Brentwood resulted in a loss and a very disappointing draw to Brentwood in a game that should have been won. The second half ^ of the ISA competition was an improvement on the first as the backline began to show B some form. Led by newcomer Mike Fuailefau, fly half Alex Harvey and the enigmatic ^k Charlie Southwell the backline began to run in some superb tries. The team earned a ^■second draw with St. Georges in an away match and avenged their earlier tie with i^Brentwood defeati ng thetj 24-8. Finally, in perhaps the best team performance of the year, the boys took^H^^erennial powerhouse Shawnigan 14-12 to finish 3rd in the ISA mpetition. ^^^^ Vancouver Island reague play, it was once again SIVIUS and Oak Bay leading the pack ughout the season. SMUS dominated the Oak Bay squad winning the regular season ch 36-7 and controlled play decisively in the City Final winning 29-0. Robby Trusler sho\ved his knowledge of the game was on the up and up as he played exceptionally well in this encounter. The City Championship sent the team to the Island Tournament ranked 2nd behind Shawnigan Lake and victories over Ladysmith and Brentwood in the quarter and semi finals set up the rubber match against Shawnigan Lake in the island final. Unfortunately, it was not to be. The boys played bravely but simply could not put enough _ phases of play together to take the trophy. Nonetheless, a Jk V -V second place finish on the island is something to be proud ^^K ', _ ^M ^^ of and the boys should indeed take comfort in the amount of ^^P ' J^ JBV teamwork and improvement that was shown throughout the •Ai*A^ ^^^\ season. ^^A^ \ All players should be congratulated on the commitment they ^^^■' \ showed to their team and the brilliant play that was regularly /"^■j '^^^^^^SBk on show. Thanks to coaches Eliot Anderson, Mark Lawson ^^^^k ^^^^^ and Campbell Hall for their support and dedication to V^^^^ teaching rugby. Back row: Mr. Mark Lawson, Jure Eriic, Alex Harvey, Mike Fuailefau, Charlie Southwell, Andy Erasmus, Joseph Shan, Mr Campbell Hall Second row: Mr. Eliot Anderson. Justin Zoraik. Jamie Harris Reid Plasterer, Luke McCloskey, Tycho Mommsen-Smith, Richard Boness, Scott Dallen, Robby Trusler Front row: Brad Sawyer, Marc van der Wal, Hisham Ismail, Won Jin Kim, Rory Ross, Cam Buckingham, Nathan Patmore yedi, ^mf 1 14 Back Row: Himat Singh, Chris Hawes, Neil Hayden, Andy Erasmus, Colin Beban, Colin Nixon Musgrave Third Row: Justin Wong, Mac Stone, Andrew Dorman, Steven Meng, Kevin Lin Second Row: Robby Trusler, Keer Mei, Won Jin Kim, Bryan Sun, Kyle Bridge, Ryan Hall Front Row: Bill Li, Tomoya Tago, Robin Kim, Graham Inglis, Nicholas Charleton, Hanmi Richards, Mr. Evan Hall Having lost 12 of 15 starters from last years Provincial Championship team, the pundits were left questioning where SMUS would fit into the mix during this seasons Premier League competition and the BC Provincial Tournament. The answer? Right amongst the best teams in the Province! A pre-season tour of Australia showed that returning veterans Andrew Crow (captain) and scrum half turned fly half, Sam Skulsky, were out to show that their team was good, really good. Six games in the southern hemisphere quickly got the team up to speed as they learned the importance of tackling, ball support and defensive organization. Once these three fundamentals were covered, the team began to take some victories from their sometimes overconfident opponents! Four wins out of six games is a success on any tour and the boys returned to Canada feeling confident and well prepared for the opening of the Premier competition. Their first match was away to Brentwood who, in last years competition, beat a heavily favoured SMUS side. The tides were turned this year, as the team defended exceptionally and eventually squeaked out a win. The center pairing of Mike van der Westhuizen and Jared Sweet showed their defensive expertise and looked dangerous in attack on more than one occasion. Next up were the early season favourites, Shawinigan Lake. This team had our number since grade 9 and many had them picked as the eventual Provincial Champions. Outstanding defensive structure led by the likes of Andrew Stephens. Taylor McCarten and Benson Ling turned back wave after wave of Shawnigan attack and once again Andrew Crow was a man amongst boys. Sam Skulsky threatened the line on numerous occasions and solid support play from the backrow led SMUS to a 26-24 victory and a massive confidence boost. Final victones against Vanier and Oak Bay put the team in the Premier League Final for the first time in 10 years against the ever-present Carson Graham side. The boys left their best game at home on the day and never really seemed to find their stride, losing 38-15. However, the team took some positives from the encounter and looked to re-group before the Provincial Championsip and the Howard Russell City Final. A second straight City Championship over arch rival Oak Bay sent the team to the BCs ranked second and gave them a very good draw indeed. Easy victories over Cowichan and Magee set up a much anticipated semi final match against Shawnigan Lake. The return of injured full back Beau Parker put some spark into the backline but it was not to be on the day. Down 15-8 in the dying minutes a forward pass saw any hopes of a second straight Provincial Title fade away as Shawnigan kicked the turnover ball into touch to end the game. However, the team re-grouped nicely and defeated a handy West Vancouver team to win a much-deserved bronze medal. A special thanks to the band of always supportive parents and Mr. Eliot Anderson, Mr. Ian Hyde-Lay, Mr. Mark Lawson and Mr. Evan Hall for their dedication to the team and their time and energy in making us better each and every practice. )0 uoior Girls Ticld rtocK© Middle Row: Paula Weech, Jocelyn Stedman, Nuraiyah Kassam, Emily Hayashi, Stephanie Duvenage, Melissa Bosworth Front Row: Rachel Kim, Monica Lee, Meredith Witoski, Montana Sawyer, Gita Keshava Once again the focus of the blue team was on development for the future and what was impressive was the significant progress that the whole squad made in terms of basic skills, individual fitness, team spirit, and tactical sense. We started the short, but very busy, season with many promising grade nines and tens and a small band of more experienced players, who rotated between the two teams. In matches the team was always at full stretch in a league, which included the first teams of Oak Bay, Mount Doug, and Claremont, but had some very competitive games against Reynolds and St. Margarets. Such were the improvements made that by the end of the season Montana Sawyer and Meredith Witoski were called upon to play for the red team in the Island Championship. Highlights included Stephanie Duvenage's goalkeeping acrobatics and courage in the face of adversity, Jocelyn Stedman's incisive runs down the wing, the controlled play, calmness under pressure and measured passing of Lauren Kipp, Rachel Davel, Meredith Witoski, and Emily Hayashi, and the shear determination of Gita Keshava and Talina Barsalou. With this keen core group returning to the fray this coming September it promises to be another season to savour. Senior Gttk B&\d Hookey W »ll •« The backbone of the Red team was a group of dedicated and very capable Grade 12 students. The experience they brought to the team was impressive. Stephanie Bentzon and Christie Silver led the attack with plenty of grit and determination, even if the goals did not come as easily as they would have liked. Nicole Cook's presence in the midfield and indeed as a utility player was calming and authoritative, while Kathryn Wizinsky had increasingly impressive games in the heart of the defence. Jackie Carson provided good support at left back. Behind the out players was the superb goalkeeping of the enthusiastic and vocal Victoria Sapsford, who deservedly earned the Team Player of the Year Award. Backing up the Grade 12s were the real stars of the team, notably Hennriette Commichau, our famous German import, whose presence on the field seemed to be everywhere. She was able to lift the team at crucial moments with her skill, hard hitting, strong tackling, and ability to score important goals. Alongside Henriette in midfield was the grace and speed of Ceilidh MacLeod and the rapidly improving Lauren Kipp whose Back Row: Mr. Bates, Stephanie Bentzon, Lauren Kipp, Jackie Carson, and speed of Ceilidh MacLeod and the Nicole Cook, Mr. Kerr rapidly improving Lauren Kipp whose Middle Row: Emma Wilson-Pease, Portia Bekes, Hennriette Commichau, f'*"®ss and solid skills on the left hand Ceilidh McLeod, Steffi Duvenage, Emma Abrioux, Melissa Bosworth ?!^^, P^°)'^'^ invaluable. Finally, the .r . 1-. !•• * kii I J <->u • *• oi 1 ■ u IX *u lAi- ■ 1 Grade 10 group of Emma Abrioux, Font Row: Kirsten McLeod, Chnstine Silver, Janine Hsu, Kathryn Wizinsky, ^^^^.g^,.^ ^^3 g^^^p^^ ^^^3^^^ Victoria Sapsford MacLeod and Emma Wilson-Pease, _^^ improving in defence every game, and speedy right winger Janine Hsu, '' showed real promise for the future. The results through the season left SMUS equal 2nd in the Victoria Schools League, 4th in the ISAs, 12th in the Bridgman Cup, and unfortunately 4th in the AA Island Championship, which meant SMUS just missed out on the BC ^ Provincials. Quite an impressive season, even if our main goal of reaching the provincials was not achieved. However, for many of this group, the highlight of the year was in spring break when 12 players joined the rugby players in the first ever SMUS ^ Senior School tour Down Under. This was a fantastic tour in many ways, not I just in experiencing the tourist sites and also the life of Australians through _ the many host families in Queensland and New South Wales, but also with J^ ^ • respect to playing 7 matches in 2 weeks against schools in one of the best Mjk A %^99t^^^^%m%^^ field hockey-playing countries in the world. # % I I^) I M%^^ I Y^>4 The playing record of the girls: won 4, tied 2, lost 1 proved to many people • w\^^^ l^# C^##C^ on the tour and back home the capabilities of this team. The improvement individually and as a team through the 2 weeks was immense, while the teamwork, camaraderie and fantastic spirit in which the matches were played and respect shown for our hosts was a real pleasure to see. The girls r who were fortunate enough to experience this tour will certainly remember it for the rest of their lives, both on and off the field it was touring par excellence! The junior girls' soccer team had an amazing year. Every game was played with determination, teamwork and sportsmanship. This year the team was stacked with lots of talent and skill and this was displayed in our games. The team only lost one game and placed second in league play. In City Championships we faced the first place ranked team in the city: Parklands. This game was one of our best played but Parklands matched up, and by the end of regulation time and a double overtime we were still tied 1- 1 . Unfortunately, the team lost this game in penalty kicks by one point. Although it was an unlucky loss it did not have an affect on the team's enthusiasm. Junior Soccer I Our second place in the Cities qualified us for the Island tournament, which was hosted by Dover Bay in Nanaimo. Here the team came up a bit short and lost some important games finishing the tournament in 5th place. This result did not reflect the level of our play or the effort that everyone put forth. The Islands were a great team trip and the bonding sessions were neverending. Team cheer competitions, sunglasses, and mall scavenger hunts were among the many events that made the trip memorable. It was a superb way to end an amazing soccer season. Thank you to our coaches; Ms. Lloyd, Janine and Lisa. We really appreciated all the time and effort you put into the team. Good job girls and good luck in your future soccer endeavours. Thanks for an incredible season. We are the SMUSPER STARS!! VIVAT! Back row: Sabrina Lloyd (coach), Sophie Yeates, Mary Lapp. Talina Barsalou, Genna Purcell 3rd row: Nicole Bunyan, Giara Glen (captain), Lisa Evans, Caitlin Farquharson, Giuliana Bianco 2nd row: Kelly Adam, Emma Ronning-Philip, Annie Pike, Laura Dale Front row: Meredith Witoski, Laura Simandl, Kirsten Macleod (goalie), Shelby Clark, Maddy Petersen The senior girls' soccer team this year was arguably the strongest SMUS has ever had. After spring break we started our regular play with several huge wins, with scores up to 7-0 in our favour. These results placed us 2nd in the Lower Island, which secured us a berth in the Islands Tournament. After several exciting wins over Ladysmith, Brentwood and Mark Isfeld we were named Island champions, and headed to the Provincials in Richmond. Back Row: Wendy Shergold, Ceilidh Mcleod, Emily Prager, Monica Rossa Second Row: Kelsey Marbard, Nicole van der Wal, Samantha Dark, Cassandra Zawilski Front Row: Victoria Sapsford, Charmaine Niewerth, Olivia de Goede (goalie), Anna Fretz, Siobhan Glen At Provincials we won our first game of the tournament 2-0 over Williams Lake, but were then disappointed with a 3-0 loss to McMath (who finished the tournament in second place). In our 3rd game of pool play we came up against Windsor in a 1-1 tie. Unfortunately we needed to win all of these games, so we ended up playing for positions 9-12. For our first game against Brocklehurst, the senior boys' rugby team came to watch us which added an extra level of excitement to the game. After two overtimes there was still no score, so we went to shootouts, and won thanks to the amazing goalkeeping of Olivia de Goede. Our final game of the tournament was against Kalamalka, and again we went into overtime. However, this game ended differently. In the last 3 minutes of our second overtime Samm Dark went on an amazing run down the left wing to cross it in for a beautiful header by Shelby Boehm for the win. For the entire tournament we were supported by our amazing manager Emily and her injured sidekick Anna. Thanks so much to everyone for an amazing season, especially our stellar juniors! To Liv, Nikki and Kipp: thanks for holding it together at the back. Kelsey, Shelby, Allison and Samm, you were amazing up front. Finally thank you so much to Nikki and Wendy for everything over the years. You have been the best coaches we could have hoped for, and without you we couldn't have done anything. Good luck for next year ladies! 121 \ I iA^OV ack Row: Mr. Lynch, Zachary Austin, Andrew Cho, Bradley Sawyer, Nathan Patmore, Mr. Taylor liddle Row: Andy Sung, Harrison Chang, Goven Sandhu, David Park, Rory Ross, Andy Tak, William Lo, Logan McColl ■ront Row: Morio Oyake, James Shaw, Alejandro Castro, Edward Lee, Moonsun Hwang, Joe Ekthumrong, Cameron letcalfe P^Tunlor "500)5' "B Soccer T©a4 ©r)jou)Gcl a -positivj© and >ductiu© 5©a5or) this u)©ar. "B©in9 tb© onlu) "B t©aM in a u©nj) ^-p©titi*j© l©agu© of A t©aM5, \^\ic\) f©atur©d 5om© of tb© b©5t r Iau)©r5 in th© citu), our bo«j)5 d©Mon5trcit©d gr©at \)Q.cirY. In fact, 1 nuMb©r of officials 'prai5©d tb© bou)5 for tlo©ir -passion and :okjmitM©nt to tb© 5-port. Ovi©r tb© duration of tb© s©a5on, tb© :oacb©s 'oJ©r© d©ligb"l"©d to s©© a 5t©adu) iM'proM©M©nt in tb© and 5tart©d -passing tb© ball around <oJitb gr©at©r confid©nc©. Xn rb© ©nd, tb© t©aM Manag©d to scor© som© iM-pr©ssiy© goals and <oJin SOM© b<3rd-fougbt gaq©s. Tb©u) sbould b© -proud of 'ojbat tb©u) ||ficoM'pli5b©d tbis 5©ason< Back Row: Oscar Duran del Paso, Riley Gudgeon, Tom Bridger, Michael van der Westuizen, Shaun Foster Middle Row: Kyle Bridge, Sam Skulsky, Robin Kim, Beau Parker, Alexander Maier, Rory Lattimer Front Row: Jake Kislock, Alastair Fehr, Benson Ling, Chad Margolus, Felix Koenigs, Joel Nason m 'JC' ,:<rt^ Jlt4 -J/ ei/do^ oooey "^LM mWm.m^ utfi .Jg'/. I i. vsV^ J^^lI^Mm! .HAI^ fed BPP^gi^^BBaf* ^^B 0^^; m pvwl ll ^^^^»s Back Row: Mr. Lynch, Yoo Shin Choi, Jeff Tak, Andrew Crow, Eric Burke, Mr.' Klenz Middle Row: Raksit Pattanapitoon, Austin Thind, Takahiro Miyoshi, Jesus Vidaurri, Dylan Callow, Bhupinder Duiku, Taylor McMillan, Jason Baines ^^d Front row: Curtis Smith, Ben Southwell, Jeti Sawatdipong, Olev^nniko^ bastion Vogg, Chris Smith, Hudson Allison, Darren Broon Back Row: Ms. Kaufmann, Sydney Stockus, Richelle Leonard, Clare Hendriks, Ms. Donaldson Front Row: Emily Mulroney, Clara Glen, Talina Barsalou, Katrina Gong, Rebecca Mulroney 5r. Giris' Basketball The Senior Girls Basketball team had a rebuilding year in 2007-2008. With the help of coaches Ms. Dani Everitt and Mr. Gary Brooke (GB), the SMUS girls showed steady progress to finish 5th at the Island AA Championships. With 9 Gr. 1 1 girls who were new to the Senior girls basketball scene it destined to be an up and down season - the girls worked hard and in the final game at the AA Island Championship showed a lot of people the promise that they hold for next year. The returning grade 12s were Trina Macintosh and Steph Bentzon. Unfortunately for the programme, Steph missed all but two games of the season due to illness. Her leadership, work ethic, and commitment were sorely missed by the team both on and off the court. Tnna did her best to make up for the loss of Steph and had an exceptional year as the teams leading scorer and one the top defenders. The grade 1 1s that joined the team this year were Ceilidh MacLeod, Rachel Davel, Samm Dark, Lauren Kipp, Kelsey Harbord, Anna Fretz, Jasmine Yan, Katherine Kohler, and Shelby Boehm. Team manager, Adrienne Jones, also was in Gr. 11. These newcomers all made significant contributions to the team and their efforts were appreciated by both coaches. The season started off before Christmas with an exhibition series against some of the mid- Island rivals and culminated in the Island championship in late February. The giris registered an inconsistent season in terms of wins and losses: however, in the final game, they played their best all year despite losing to Wellington by a close 58-54 score. Trina capped off an extremely productive SMUS basketball career in that game with a 33-point performance - a personal best. Along the way, the giris elicited the services of Jrs Syd Stockus, Kirsten MacLeod, Richelle Leonard, Ciara Glen, and Katrina Wong for various games and the coaches and Sr players want to acknowledge their important contributions. The future looks bright for next as there will strong competition for playing spots and with some many returning players, the expectations will be running higher. The giris are keen to keep working on their games and this points to a successful season and all the giris should be proud of how they performed. A very special thanks to our coaches for the year. To Dani, your positive and calm demeanor made the game easier. To GB - your passion for the game and all the support you gave each and everyone of us, helped us to get where we did. Back Row: Mr. Brooke, Katrina Macintosh, Lauren Kipp, Katherine Kohler, Jasmine Yan, Shelby Boehm, Adrienne Jones, Ms. Everitt Front Row: Kelsey Harbord, Anna Fretz, Samantha Dark, Rachel Davel, Ceilidh Mcleod 125 "BasKctpall Back Row: Mr. Geddes, Travis Denley, Brandon Ewonus, Ryan Melvin, Thomas Nicholson, Jamie Yorath, Jure Eriic, Adam IVIclean Front Row: Ching Ping, Hisham Ismael, Marc Van Der Wal, Tycho Mommsen-Smith, Luke McCloskey, Josh Edgar, Joseph Shan Junior Tor tbi#J)ear'5 jur)ior bou)5, a season full oj^roqise and ex-pom-ation ended In bit1-©r disa-p-poini^^ot, as a teaq I Menj) reasonable as'pirations o?reacbing the ■provincial chat4'pionsbi'p& insteaci failed to aduance froq euen the C\t^ coM-pctitioQs-^'tbe flnal analu)5i5, dcs-plta -plaijjing a nuMbor of yoru) coM-petiti^ie gai^es against q_ualitu) o-pposHion, the teaM lacked consistencu), grit and a sense of urgencu), 'oJbich, allied to an erratic offence, "proyed its undoing of a nuMbor of indiulduallu) ueru) talented -plav^ers. \P)Q- season did ba'J© soqe successes, as the teoM finished 3rd in Citu) league -plau), uion the Island Challenge Tournai^cnt and ouerall achieved an I S" ' l^^^ record. The best -perforMonce caqc in a >jictonj) ouer •provincial bronze qedallist St.Gcorges, uihen the entire ^teoM shovxicd great tenacitu), execution and hear-t. fatJfQ ^orath's slashing driues, Travjis Ticnlei^'s defensive hustle, -^ure 'ErJIc's scoring and Tujcho HoMMsen-SMith's leadership led the teaq through the season- All MCMbers of the squad Most look to the off-season as a tiqe to iMprove skill, shooting, and strength leucls to Make the leap to the Senior basketball ranks next ij)car. 126 i I '^^ KJ Back Row: Mr, Daly. Andrew Crow, Riley Gudgeon, Himat Singh, Tom Bridger, Chad Margolus, Front Row: Hudson Allison, Bryan Sun, Timothy Wu. Benson Ling, Colin Sedgewick, Francis Quinlan Missing: Sam Sherrod, Chris Hawe The Senilr Boys basketball team entered this seasc well prepared and ready for all comers, Pre-seasor training epsured the boys were fit for competition prior to ttfe first tip off. This year's team featured a well-balanced squad, comprised not only of war hardened senior veterans, but a hungry and npetitive grade 11 class. Grade 12's Riley "sharp snooting" Gudgeon. Hudson "sweet stroking" Allisol and "feisty" Benson Ling took care of the backcourtj duties, while a trio of forwards, Himat Singh, Andrey Crow, Chris Hawe easily filled up the lane. ..and the! uniforms. Very impressively, it was the grade 1 1 backcourt duo of Bryartffeun and Tim Wu who the team counted on to create offense and score points, a role in which they flourished as the season wore on;.- Francis Quinlan and Tom Bridger also emerged as scoring threats, and added leadership as the year developed. This season saw flashes of brilliance from the SMUS boys, at times showing they were capable of playing with the best in the province. With wins over provincially numbers ranked Esquimalt, Stellys, Highland, and a two point loss to 2007 island champion Mark isfeld late in the season, the boys rried some momentum into their South Island yoffs. 'Ttie t)oys ensured themselvesatrip'tottie Island C/iampionships by upsetting Gulf Islands - ranked mber one in the South Island - in a hard fought victory in their first game of the playoffs. At the Island Championships SMUS was again matched against Mark Isfeld in their first game. The boys could not pull out the upset, and finished their season on t he Island. Congratulations on a great season gentlemen, and we look forward to seeing the returning grade lis next year! I N K I I m^ I ^^ 10 ■ '' - 5MU5i !MU8 /jMUS J O Back Row: Ms. Kullman, Hannah Furness, Musu Ofosu, Ciara Glen, Martika Rodgers, Mr. Tremblay Front Row: Rebecca Mulroney, Oona Murphy, Angel Huang, Emma Ronning-Philip, Anita Chow, Sylvia Ho, Christina Clemente Tb© "Xunior Girls \/ollGU)ball "B T©aM iM'pro'jGd trGt^endous^ ovjGr tb© season, duriog ^bich tb©u) d©Mor)st rated r©MarKabl© sKill dc'jGlo'pMGOt, l©ad©rsbi'P ^bil© ^'so b^'Jiog a lot of far)- At tb© beginning of tb© season, Ti©b©cca f4ulron©u) vjjas naM©d tb© teaM ca-ptain, and ©xcGlled at creating MOMcntUM and a -positiUG attitude aMongst tb© otb©r 'plau)©rs. Tb© bigb'igbt of tb© girls season 'ojas -placing first at a <oj©©K©nd toarnaM©nt at X>unskJiuir f^iddl© Scbool. \i)© vjjould liK© to vjjisb tb© girls tb© b©st of lucK as tb©u) tru) out for tb© junior and s©nior t©aMs n©xt s©ason. I 12S V E "^ 6tnad\ Back Row: Kristen Gustavsen, Patricia Halim, Brittney Martin, Brenda Moore, Jessica Harvey, Kirsten Marsh, Jasmine Hendriks, Mrs. Fenneman Front Row: Jessica Qualley, Samantha Dark, Katrina Macintosh, Emily Reid, Adrienne Jones, Marlise Nussbaumer, Kelsey Harbord, Shelby Boehm Xhris Smith, Karia Rosenberg, Dylan Callow, David Sedley, Mr. Mclntyre Missing: Francois Boyer, Rebecca Minaker 1 and! gA* This season the Golf Team enjoyed real success. At the Lower island! Tournament the team placed first among schools which qualified them for the Island Championships. At the Islands the team surprised themselves and finished first, thanks to some fine play by our younger players. As Island Champions we qualifie for the BC Championship which was held I Kamloops. Unfortunately the weather conditions on the first day were extremal poor and the team was not able to adjust, l! the end we finished a disappointing 1 1th oi of 16 schools, but on the bright side Rebecca Minaker retained her title as AA Girls Champion . To all the players I woul like to say well done, and to the graduatin Grade 12s, thanks and good luck in the future. w \ Back Row: Mr. Lilly, Ben Effa, Sebastian Vogg, Mike Smith, Miklos Tusz, Colin Sedgewick, Nathan Haussman, Mr. Cordle Front Row: Justin Zoraik, Jamie Saunders, Jonathon Cunningham, Bhupinder Duiku (CRT), Jamie Harris, Callum Davies, Austin Thind Missing: Gaurav Sekhon With only five players from the squad leaving and with the addition of some strong younger players the cricket team looked set for a rewarding season. Preseason training took place in the school gym and this gave the team the chance to practice bowling, batting, and fielding in relatively warm surroundings! The midweek league of the VDCA got underway at the start of May and despite the cool evenings there was some fast and furious cricket. Bhupinder DuIku soon showed his promise as a wily bowler, picking up many wickets and giving up few runs in the process, and Ben Effa, Nathan Haussman, and Jamie Saunders all showed considerable prowess with the bat. Slowly but surely the tactics and skills improved and as a result three out of four of the school matches played were comfortable wins for the team. Of note here was the fine bowling performance against Collingwood School and the solid all round performance against Pacific Christian School, with Callum Davies taking one of the finest catches of the season, Bhupinder DuIku bowling very economically, and Ben Effa and Nathan Haussman providing spirited batting. The Clayton Cup may have witnessed great excitement and considerable mayhem, but the teams finest performance came against the staff as they bowled well, caught virtually everything, batted forcefully but sensibly, and thoroughly deserved their win. The faculty has vowed to overturn the result next year, but the school sguad will remain largely unchanged! The cricket squad hope that Sebastian Vogg finds a team in Germany to play for now that he has mastered this great art and wish him all the best. We would once again like to thank the parents for their support, and we look forward to 2009. 130 ^/ Cross Co untry Back Row: Jt>sh I Congratulations to the cross-country team for an excellent season. Throughout the six league races, the city championship, and the island championship, there were many commendable team and individual performances and highlights. At the junior level, it was apparent that Tyler Olsen, Jocelyn Stedman, Leo Marchand, and Mark Wizinsky were determined on improving with each race. All of these grade nine and ten runners were consistently in the top 10 for their age group and as a result the junior boys team finished second in both the overall league standings and in the Island Age Group Championships. There were also many strong performances by the senior runners, Tica Bengston, Heather Buckingham, Sam Dark, Andrew Dorman, Tony Chuang, Riley Gudgeon, Bill Li, Michael van der Westuizen, Curtis Smith and Derek Stedman. At the Island Championships the senior boys had a solid sixth place finish out of seventeen schools and narrowly missed going to the provincials. One of the main highlights of the fall season included having one of our senior runners, Derek Stedman. place 16th in the Island Championship resulting in him earning a berth in the Provincial Cross Country Championship. frac£_and field Back Row; Ms. Keziere, Tony Chuang, Paul Tut. Fraser McGee Chris Colquhoun, Justin Leung, Leo Marchand, Riley Gudgeon, Middle Row: Ms. Kullman, Addison Kwok, Joseph Furness, Amrita Pooni, Eric Protzer, Julie Shim, Tica Bengston. Ms. Tobacco, Front Row: Tara Moon, Jessie Chen, Monique Wong, Heather Buckingham, Andrea Appollos. Imran Ismail, Jocelyn Stedman sh Edgar, Rui Fu, Riley Gudgeon. Gaurav Sekhon. Ben Effa, Leo Marchand, Hanmi Richards, Third Row: Ms. Keziere, Tony Chuang, Heather j; Buckingham, Tyler Olsen, Colin Sedgwick, Christine' Schweitzer, Michael van der Westhuizen, Ms. Tobacco Second Row: Jocelyn Stedman, Addison Kwok, Bryan Sun, Andrew Dorman, Timothy Wu, Samantha Dark, Tica Bengston Front Row: Nick Charleton, Imran Ismail, Yoon Ha Chung, Paul Tut. Bill Li, Alex Zapantis, Mark Wizinsky, Mnrin Ovake As one of the 320 competitors, Derek had a fantastic race at Beaver Lake, managed a quick cool down, and then ran back to Elk Lake to finish his day by competing in school rowing regatta. This year, the team award was presented to Tony Chuang for his leadership, commitment and effort to the cross country team and programme. All in all. the season proved all of the members of the team demonstrated strong commitment, a competitive drive and abundant team spirit. The Cross Country team would like to give a big thank you to Ms. Tobacco, Ms. Keziere, and Mr. Brown for their coaching. Good luck to the team next year. Tony Chuang As the 2008 track and field season advanced, inspiring progress was achieved by grade nine and ten athletes Eric Protzer, Maddy Peterson, Jo Furness, Jocelyn Stedman, Tyler Olsen, Addison Kwok, Mark Wizinsky, Sydney Stockus, and Leo Marchand. Numerous outstanding performances were produced and many personal records set, including an outstanding run by Leo Marchand to become the 1500m Island Champion. At the senior level, this year's highlights included a strong showing by middle distance runners, Justin Leung, Sam Dark, Tica Bengston. Heather Buckingham, and Curtis Smith; fast pace starts by the sprinters Julie Shim, Chris Colquhoun and Riley Gudgeon and impressive results by jumpers Tony Chuang and Imran Ismail. This year two athletes, Tony Chuang and Imran Ismail also qualified for the senior Provincial Championship meet. The coaches, Ms. Tobacco, Ms. Keziere, Ms. Kullman and Mr. Bates wish to thank all those students who participated throughout the third term. To all of the runners, jumpers and throwers ~ congratulations on a fine season! Ms. Judy Tobacco m[jn Craw "Talent wins games, but teamwork and intelligence wins championships." -Michael Jordan, NBA player [SgiHiiaaiT ^s the sun shone brightly that second Sunday in September the SMUS ichool bus stopped in front of the ^oyal Roads boathouse and 60 ' ithletes, grades 7 to 12, a mixture of )oarding and day students, unloaded or their first water practice of the fall leason. Unknown to them and the ioaching staff, this was the first day of neir journey to an outstanding season. Dver the next three months, surviving Vind, cold, darkness, and rain, thj pwers trained and competed at two egattas before the 23rd CiJ| Championships. ^ •ntering 22 of the 24 events and compeim, /on eight events outright and collected seven of the nine aggregate trophies, including iverall City Champions. To the coaching staff, Suzy Hall, Sharon Goodman, Jill Dearden, Richard Curry and Brett Malcolm, thank you! To all the rowers: stand up and take a bowl [congratulations and enjoy the memories! n late May, six SMUS rowers boarded a plane. Their final Destination: St. Catharines, Dntario and the Canadian Secondary Schools Rowing Championships (CSSRAs). St. Catharine's is the ultimate rowers stomping ground; it is where high school crews across Canada and the United States square their shoulders, put on the infamous race face, and ompete for the elusive holy grail of gold and a national title. After three days of racing in II types of weather and incredible amounts of mud, this team of six placed 18th out of a 30 schools and won 2 National Titles! Congratulai " " ' ^^^^ow: Susanne Walker-Curry (head coach), Fr Quinlan, Neil Hayden, Won Yup Song, Brandon Ewonus, Maxim Ellison, Scott Swinkels, Glen Keough, Josh Evans, Richard Curry (coach) 5th row: Lexi McColl, Charlotte McGee, Sydney Stockus, Caitlin Farquharson, Caryn Donner, Lauren Kullar, Derek Stedman, Nick Pawluk, Richelle Leonard, Susan Hall (coach) 4th row: Angharad Wylie, Jin Sun Choi, Laura Simandl, Lisa Evans, Benji Schaan, Sena Bag, Anna Fretz, Cortney Ewonus, Katherine Fretz, Gabrielle Jeliazkov 3rd row: Claire McKenna, Maryann Watson, Kilian Bender, Michelle Cheimak, Charmaine Niewerth, Megan Cooper, Sara Traubel, Isailah Johnson-Ferguson, Kaylynn Purdy 2nd row: Sara Taylor, Julie Shinn, Sarah Reed, Juliette Repole, Rachel Ellis, Nicole van der Wal, Cassandra Zawilski, James Shaw, Aidan Morrice Front row:Jill Dearden (coach), Kristen Song, Alicia Pawluk, Chris Fenje, Alex McKinnon, Liam Hyatt, Adam Marsh, Taylor Ellison Absent: Brett Malcolm (coach), Sharon Goodman (co Bizabeth Fenje, Rick Stolle, Alison West, Shun Kinos "& a d m i n't o n Back Row: Jeff Hunt, Kevin Ma. Ross Prager, Zachary Chan, Brittney Martin. Gloria Ng. Jennifer Cha, Micliael Zhou, Michael Ip, Kelly Cheng Front Row: Candice Ip. Victor Ma, Sylvia Ho, Monica Lee, Helen Ip, Laura Simandl, Robert Thomas, Terry Kho This fall the hoys portion of the SMUS badminton team was in\ ited to compete at the Boys ISA Tournament - a new event for SMUS. Our team did very well and made the finals. Tr\outs for the Senior Team began in November, and when all was said and done. 17 players were selected. Senior members Zach Chan and Britt Martin were named as team captains. In Januar\ . the official league started, and we looked good early on. Local rivals Claremont and Mt. Doug proved, once again, to be our competition, but our SMUS Team was just too much for them. At the end of league play, the icam entered the Islands undefeated, and as the #1 seed. .At the Islands, the team continued to play hard. and. for the 7th time in 9 years, we won the Island title. This superb result qualified the team to the prestigious Provincial Championships, which were to be held in Prince George. Ho\\e\er. the Girls ISA Tournament was the next e\ent for the team. Early one Saturday, the girls portion of the team rode the bus all the \\ a\ out to Maple Ridge to show the rest of the schools what we had. Eager to repeat as ISA Champs, the girls quickl) battled through to the final match. In the finals, the doubles team of Britt Martin and Terry Kho came back from losing their first game to w in it for SMUS. The win would make It four }ears in a row for SMUS. In the end, the Senior Badminton Team finished a \ ery respectable 8th in BC. Many of the games were supremely close. w ith the final game coming down to one point. With such a young team this year. SMUS badminton has a bright future. For the first time in school history, the team had two Middle School students make the team. Candice Ip (Grade 7) and Robbie Thomas (Grade 8) were key members of the team. School alumnus Brad Jaw 1 (Grade 2002) is to be thanked for his invohement with the team this year. The team w ill be losing 5 graduating players this year. Zach Chan. Britt Martin. Terry Kho. Gloria Ng and Jennifer Cha are to be thanked for their years of commitment with the badminton program. I know the_\ w ill ha\e memories from this spoil that will last a lifetime. I thank e\ er}' indi\idual on the team, and I know we are just on the horizon of a dynastv. -Mr. Jeff Hunt iSOflf^ Back Row: Michael Coowco, Alexander Maier, Alfred Yau, Felix Koenigs, Verj Chan, Seria Middle Ro\^Kevin Kristijan Raksit P^ttanapitoon, Patrick] Petran^k, Brittney Martin Front R4w: Mckenzi( Scolt, Mi Germain (\an, Paula Weech, Priy^ Mulgaonkar / 133 Yoga Curling Volleyball Indoor Soccer Rock Climbing Weights Hip Hop Tennis Badminton Squash rSwimming Archery Yoga Curling , Volleyball Indoor Soccer rock Climbing Weights Hip Hop Tennis Badminton squash Swimming ,34 Archery Athletic Banquet FINE ARTS e 137 -fe -A fsa -E> ^ J^ L^JM^. M im :- Jt-^ r^ "^ - .f .-A»^ i»f<. I ^> I Ih^^^^^ ^^*fl-p --^^.■;i— 4 1 ^<^^^^^f^^_. ^^^"^^ S9^^^ .^.J?., T^ \^^^' ^ y^r «! t .*'«^? ^■Cj: I junior and Senior Choirs em Vocal lazz & Chamber Choffl 145 i .^ n m ^6^H i ij&^ *f^ :-T^^^^K J^^^H^^H f^Hf 'ir^i #■■♦• .r M %^ § -^'0 O^'' r:s % ¥ ■'lU i 149 Lion Dance Pantoum /Terry Kho Your grandmother arranges flowers: sweet plum blossoms and chrysanthemums. Above your doorway hangs a painting of red koi, the fish a symbol of prosperity. Sweet plum blossoms and chrysanthemums, the delicate scents of China you cradle in your dreams. The fish a symbol of prosperity. You eat sticky rice wrapped in lotus leaves. The delicate scents of China you cradle in your dreams drift from dim sum carts carrying taro cakes and pork buns. You eat sticky rice wrapped in lotus leaves, pick up steaming dumplings with chopsticks. As dim sum carts carry taro cakes and pork buns, you are among your kind; slanting eyes, black hair. They pick up steaming dumplings with chopsticks, set off firecrackers in the street. You are among your kind; slanting eyes, black hair. They beat gongs and drums, set off firecrackers in the street to welcome the year of the dragon. Amid the beat of gongs and drums, the shaggy-maned lion dances. To welcome the year of the dragon, you wear red silk lined with gold. The Owl / Jayne Hammond My father speaks of disaster that it will be him next each night as the red wine drains from the bottle. The asbestos in the air duct The three car collision on Malahat drive In the morning he drinks coffee on the front porch and stares at the owl, a telephone wire wrapped in its leather toes. The broken landing gear The bomb in the overhead bins I The shaggy-maned lion dances, eats pale green lettuce for good luck. You wear red silk lined with gold, crash cymbals together to frighten the beast. He says the owl has been here twice, before Martha, you remember Martha, that woman in marketing with a daughter about my age? Before information service Larry left his second-hand futon for a satin-lined crate. Now its here again, he says, his coffee cold the red wine headache gone. He buttons his jacket, straightens his tie and drives to work both hands on the wheel the radio off. ^rLITERATUR WRITING 152 Audrey / Gate Hughes Nind Sabrina, with her funny face, will have two for the road, and then its off to Paris when it sizzles. She wants to get away from all that war and peace bloodline, take a Roman holiday in green mansions, make love in the afternoon. She wants to wait until dark, this fair lady, while the children's hour is still upon us. She is the unforgiving nun's story, full of Robins and Marians. She knows how to steal a million. like a game of charades. Sure, they all laughed, but she will tell you there's always room for breakfast at Tiffanys Looking Back/ Josh Evans First, there were no shapes, only lights and colours, sounds and tastes: all the world sense. Then red tile and blue wallpaper, the cool air settling in every hallway. Neon parkas and knitted mitts, out the door to salted front steps and crisp new snow. And later, in the backyard garden, long grass pulling at our knees, October crackling beneath feet not yet calloused. The late autumn sun through oak branches twisted and gnarled, bark like homespun yarn, dark as liver spots on elderly faces. Eventually, the balm of summer nights and fireworks and sparklers like wands, their shafts of light falling across a sea so warm in the shallows we left our clothes on foreign sands under the blanket of night. Now, I have patchwork skin, dream of misted spirits drinking ice wine and ebullient youth in love, their sepia eyes illucid and estranged. From the Planet / Elysia Toporowski 20:08 Asian / Emily Yoon You may think of me inside the box, frame me like that night market Monet replica, press me down dry, a yellow sycamore leaf in your paperback copy of Demian. I will have my black hair in a tight pony tail, present you my straight As, deny all the compliments I get. I will pore over my textbooks, prep for nonexistent tests. I will put on my wire-rimmed glasses, eat sticky rice, tofu, with chopsticks. I will smile at you submissively, with my almond-shaped eyes, and through my small lips, I will whisper what I think of you. The Mexican transvestite down on the corner has beautiful brown eyes shrouded by plastic lashes lashed on with glue, glued on with care, cared for by the pimp in the underground whos under the surveillance of the fuzz, fuzzy earpieces sending secret messages while the sweet high heels of the sweet transsexual click-click their rhythm on the streets. The streets click-click right back and beep beep when the white man runs, stop stop! when the cars speed through an amber haze, changing lanes and crossing lines, crossing her legs, fishnets fishing for each other, fishing for love in a city where there is no love and there are no fish, loving for money and loving to love for money for a man in a hat who would drop her at the drop of a hat. 153 '/ •• 1 1 1 •- ' 1 1 ' "^ 11 iH H nil it, U ^\ut IT L. - Si H ^» '..SHfv'' f f III 1 1 ■1 '' fP 11 K^ 1 ff ^ W^etloer it was \^e pro5pec\ of ^ONmq m\\^ tfnree final emmb or spending (nowrs av\d ^ours outdoors, twenti^- t^ree of t^is i^ears Grade 1 students embarl^ed on w(iat was sure to be t(ne adventure of a lifetiKne, T^ird terw was w(ien t(ne Pilot Program realib) tool^ off (tioot was a D-Jo(?e for Mr, McLeod), Dur first dai^ back from Spring Breaf? we ^mdad off to Manning Par(^ on a five-dai^ baci^countri^ s^i trip, It was m eu|e-opener float served as t^e perfect starting point for t(ne next t(iree montfe, After our return, from Monday to Thursday we \mk Englis(n, Science md Mat(i in t(ie wo'rfmq biocfe. In t(ie afternoons we did experiential learning courses, (Nature P^otograp^, Ral^u Potteri^, Cool^ing, Construction, Primitive Living - to v\ame a few,) X)v\ Fridai^s we did a full dai^ out, going (?ai^a(^ing, s(?iing, m sailing. We also did a wee^ of sei^/ice, ranging from (neiping toddlers at t(ie Cridge Centre, to landing out cookies md Juice at Cma6\m Blood Se^ices, to building trails in t(ne Cmmmdh In a torrential downpour. In t(oe afternoons we also did a weel^ of GIS map'p\v\q m Mt, Tolmie, md a \Neek of languages during w(ilc(i we were able to appli^ ow respective \mqmqe5 In conversation wit^ native speal^ers, trips to restaurants ay\d cafes, and even some salsa dav\ce lessons, Dmr final exam was ay\ elq^t-day^ outtrip - t(ne longest D\AfdDor trip SMMS currently) offers, We (lad t^e option of ^if?ing t^e West Coast Trail or (^ai^a(?ing in t(oe Broug(nton Arcfoipeiago, W(nat we (lad t^e privilege of experiencing was truly unique. We stopped at original Native village sites, climbed over massive boulders In t^e pouring rain, spent sunny days swimming ov\ t(^e beac^, ^ad spectacular campflres, a/\d trekked 15km in one day. Wildlife was noticing sfnort of spectacular: Grizzly Bears, Biaci^ Bears, Dolp(nlns, Porpoises, Eagles and Wxmpoack Whales, Toget(ner we travelled a distance of wer lJ>5km, It was our c(iallenge, our struggle and our success, Wit^ proqmm we \eamed w^at y\o book could ever \eack saw sights mm\\j\ seen, and accomp\med feats we will forever bok back \Apon wit(i pride, (snowing w(nat we did left a lasting mark not only on t^e Sc^iool, but also on eac<h and esierxf^ one of us, fj To t^e Experiential Pilot class of 2DD8 ^ac^ of you made Op 1/ t^is program an outstanding success - t^anfe for everything, fj ^^nrv/Fn^o May your bearings be straigtot, your socfe dr\^, {{// O^^^^'^^ ^ ^^ and your s^ies clear, Vy CLUBS 156 COUNCILS 157 {'Vi^i^^s (Tcv^.^r Whal dies it a qucslon tl; wantedlto en of the ilitiati to mak.1 thi \isihle. Yhey\kicked legendarA ski Andrew \row" uniform acting dehul aj B: serious note, l credo where they e of the council, and u rwv jl i eir goa , for the year. Input from councils around the school was vital for many of the initiatix es. The prefects addressed issues around the school such as drinking at dances. Brown Hall clean-up. and noise in the library They were also concerned with spirit mcreasing initiatives: Spirit Week. Pe| Rallies and the extension of the hoardin; House S\ stem to the day students. Being a prefect extended beyond Monday meetings and school representation; they led by example, participated in various school events, and wcirked to leave a positive mark on the school. Fron MinJ del Paso. Benson LinXuanwr.'\lti*an MInaker. Kendra Tubbs.^4jLMa|^and \ esthui/.en. Katliryn Wizinsky, Terry Kho, V4J.*X:f The first thing that Council this year i amount that can hi of students from one liour. if that engaged in livel from the schools Brown Halls eon activity we were different drives ihi watching the insta the t|uad. and cheering ut Student real is the arge team 'ng for only were not ics ranging ow to obtain Spirit Week issembly for canny in nature). picnic tables in our fellow students on the field as they made their way through the different stages of Fear Factor - SMUS style! All in all. it has been a tremendously successful year, and this years council heads. Mike. Josh and Steph are h\ped to see next years heads. Mel and iider. ready to continue that legacy. Back Ko^ Lisa Eva Third Ron' Talina Bar Second Roh:^ Wheeler. Dam First Row: Ms V van der Wcsthui/en Jn Ma. Lauren Kullar. Mina I'haisaltaiUiwongs. Laura^ gham . Kaeleigh Fletcher. Becky Thomas. Emma Abriouv. Mike ■e Fjiishey Rji Schaan. Bhupindcr Diilku. Stephanie Bent/on. Joshua Fvans. Melissa Boswor Tplicr Smith. Ms. Roth 58 z s-j ^rrv Back Row: Chris Groot, Leu Marchand. Knsiijai Front Row: KaihPiii Wizinsky, Anna Fret/, Anirl in e\citiny one for the Academic ^cc^ as having a behind-the-scenes id. sought to change thai with more 1 involve more of the SMUS aker in Residence program took off with a record nuinher of lecturers L- had the intriguing Jason Dorland coiTihination of both an Olympic n'lck tood entrepreneur. .Speakers Tony Ou'^t»«aB_aiKr G Wynne Dyer both confronted pohtical issues, wuh Mr. yuainlon visiting pohtics and social studies classes in grades nine to twelve. Filmmaker Barbara Hagar presented us with Mol<iwn High, a made- in-Victoria documentary that hjif^athsj inlernalional attention. These speakers, as \ nienlioiK\lypfEsen»(il uliolc class di^issions coiVi-inmg (I changyand athletic trailing rep howler, has not gonV igim 11.11 .icil lifcushoiji (he ve.ir wiih t ids nl Pin ully I at You Sill cues trot NIL'S twist at challenge this yea 'cess for the Academic Council as we have I iTMy W ^cn able to fulfill our usual roles but also create new opportunities for growth in the council and community. It ha \\'e\e iWsuch Vcommitt^l grouli this ycai uithi selectioiVpf studJcts (rofb gradls M ihn who havi^fliOduced 3mf(7iiig resllts. The conn' did somethiWg different this yeamn that w together to r\ch our ^oals oyiugmenting schi spirit and i^mnunity^^^^or example, m collaboration witli^llll' ^indent Council, ue organized a necessities drive to benefit local charities. As per tradition, we held six profitable Service Days this year supporting causes such as Cops for Cancer^Hunds .Across Borders, Zambia Mission Tsunami and si unexpec. Service venture the con true to (' us as commun co-heads with our councils proud of local and inleri whole Back Row: Kiley Gudgeon, Kieian Hyatt, Hannah Furness.\i eole gp irTan, Linda Yu, Second Row: Scott Swinkels, Laura Gilmore, Marlise Nussbaum. Veronica Li, Jennlle First Row : Mrs. Hawes, Ashlev Hawes, Olivia de Goede, Paul Tul, Gita Keshava, Eliz Jasmine Yan^ r Rao, Dani Ware abeth Guilhaull 159 coundl ^^^^^ The Art slriving to' and visual art year Ihe council hardworking stude' through twelve. We drama nights featuring Jayne Hammond and L as a hilarious Monty Python Oliver Brookes. Will Jev Benloulou. and Scott Dallen. Our y filled with Acoustic concerts feat amazing student artists such as Emily Rei Charlotte McGee, and Brian Christensen We also arranged an Art Day exhibiting a gallery of student artwork in the Barker Library as well as workshops with loc artists. The Arts Council was also part < the Spirit Week, hosting a Crazy Hair Da\ as well as a creating a giant art attack of th^' school crest in the quad. We ended the year with a big bang, finishing off with our annual fundraiser Keep the Beat. Keep the Beat is a twelve-hour music marathon that raises money for War Child Canada. Thi^ year. KTB featured an acoustic concert ai lunch, a Rock Band Competition, and an evening talent show full of extraordinary students, as well as a charity concert by Solomon Wells and Party On High Street. We give a tremendous thank you to Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Forbes for all their assistance and support throughout the year! Back Row: Oliver Brooks. Katherin Jessica Qualley, Emily Lewis, Mi Second Row: Mrs. Forbes, William J Gillian Harper First Row: Victoria Ker, Zachary Graham Inglis ngharad Wylie. Michelle Cheimak. Kenna. Zachary Chan, Ashley Solmer, Gee. Emily Reid. Derek Stedman. Mhletic counci This years Athletics council consisted of a variety of representatives from grades. Lead by Mr. Hunt and Mr. Primrose the athletics council started quickly in September with a Used Sporting Goods Drive for Uganda. The council managed to gather over 50 sporting balls and plenty of other used sporting goods to be sent off to communities in the country. We most recently heard back about the huge impact made. Our second major task was helping to promote school spirit. The council organized red Property of SMUS Athletics t-shirts to be sold, which were a tremendous success and can be seen worn around the school daily. The fina bang from the athletics council was during spirit week where over half the school came out and enjoyed a pizza sale at lunch followed by the famous slip and slide and obstacle course. This was a great way to finish off the school year as it summed up everything the Athletics council about: having fun while promoting athletics and school spirii' Vivat! 160 Back Row: Mr, Primrose, Oscar Uuran del Paso . Lauren Kipp, Ceilidh MacLeod, Bryan Sun, Won First Row: Andrea Appollos, Alison Wusi, Stephanie Duxenagc. katiiiia Macintosh, Andrew Crow, ■ Luke McCloskey Jin Kim Thomas Nicholson. //////^ S Ment h Back Row : Michael \ an der Westhuizen. Kathr\ n Wizinsk> . Musu Ofusu, Brenda Moore. Ben Etta. Karri Barrett. Jess Harvey. Dan Altman. Jasmine Van. .Min Ju Park Third Row: April Hall. Paul Tut. Laura Gilmore. Olivia de Goede. Ashley Hawes. Linda Yu. Samantha Lee. Emily Rochelle Chan Second Row : Ms. Morrice. Johnson Cho. Bill Li. Lauren Kullar. Kevin Ma. Richard Teng. Justin Leung. Bhupinder First Row : Angelika Schweitzer. Rachel Kim, Andrea AppoUos. Stacie Hoi. Nick Charleton, Ceilidh MacLeod. DanI Kaeleich Fletcher atcrnatbnal Coar*di' ?g^^-»»*>€ s — m^ Back Row: .Alison Phillips. Jessie Cai. Johnson Cho. Bill Li. Emily Zban, Jessica Harvey. Daniel Altman. Rochelle Chan. Min Ju Park Second Row: Mrs. Zapantis. Aleksandra Slav^'ek. Christine Kang. Alexander Maier. Angelika Schweitzer, Christine Schweitzer. Emily Yoon. Kelly Chang. Athina Lavidas, Rimi Maehara First Row: Stacie Hoi. .Xiaotiaii Chen. Stephanie 'lang. Tomoya Tago. Jae Ho Lee. Harrison Chang. Vura Cho. Julie Shim. Mi/uho Inai This year has definitely been an eventlul one for the International Council. We coUectivel)' hosted staff and student Cjreek and Caribbean luncheons, ran International movies, and were swarmed left, right and centre at our bake sales selling everything from moon cakes for the Chinese Moon Festival, lamingtons for Australian D.iy with the help of the Australian exchange students, fortune cookies, Caymanian rum cakes and more. The main event of the year was by far our 4th annual Multicultural Extravaganza and Marketplace. Co-heads. Dan ."Mtman. Jessica Harvey. Emily Zhan, and Rochelle Chan and council members ran seven different booths and wearing their national costumes, they represented tlie international diversity of the SMUS community . Se\eral people performed on stage and this year, we were privileged to see twelve Korean girls, in their vibrant costumes, perform a national Korean dance out on the field. International Day was celebrated on Friday of Spirit Week w here we dressed up in our national costumes and sold more delicious baked goods. Thank God for Mrs. Zapantis's organizing skills for a lot of our events wouldn't have been possible without her. It has been a fabulous year and we are looking forward to next vears turn out ! 1611 i^f^KAI^V C^UHCft, 1/ fife^^ Back Row: Ms. Brenda Waksel. Rachel Ellis, Christopher Madsen. Angelika Schweitzer, Vickie Yang. Julie Shim. Emily Yoon. Ms. Joan Tweedie Front Row: Oliver Bild. Emily Prager. Siobhan Glen, Rachel Kim. Allen Hsu, Andrew Ste\ ens Being the second \ ear of our Libiai_\ Council we ha\ e w orked haid to promote both our Council and our goals. In the Library Council we strive to promote literacy in both the local community and global community. In first term, we held a cross campus school book-drive, raising valuable funds for The Little Elephant School in South Africa. The fundraiser has allowed for the Little Elephant School to purchase books and school supplies for the less privileged children. In third term, we organized and started our new Buddy-Reading Program with the Junior School. It has been highly successful, promoting literacy throughout all campuses and creating a closer tie between the Senior and Junior Schools. Throughout the year we ha\e done a significant amount of reading. Various members in the Library Council recommended a list of books for the Stellar Awards. The whole Council also had the opportunity to read Robert J. Wiersemas novel Before I Wake. We had the privilege of having Mr. Wiersema come in as a guest speaker to discuss his book and answer our questions. All in all, this has been a highly productive year and we would like to thank the whole Library Council for all their time, dedication and lo\ e for literacy. Also, a very special thanks to Mrs. Tv\ eedie, Mrs. Waksel. Mrs. Eraser and Mrs. McCachen for all their contribution of time, effort and support. f.jXf^kfA Back Row: Emily Lewis, Emma Abrioux, Eric Zhu, Jennifer Rao, Maggie Tseng, Alison West, Mr. Farish Front Row: .Janine Hsu. Kaylynn Purd) , Sheena Campbell. Morgan Pudwell. Kirsten Marsh, Josh Evans 162 Jlri 61 u6 Art Club meets e\er\ v\cek after seluKil t\)r an hour and a half. It affords students who love art the opportunity to u ink in a more informal setting, and we often foeus on projects that may not be appropriate for larger groups in the classroom, it operates on a drop-in basis, and this year we had the help of coaching intern Mr. Joel Tremblay, who gave some interesting Power Point presentations on \arious aspects of ail. We have had workshops by visiting artists on \ arious topics; this year we were fortunate to have Ms. Linda Rajotte to give a jewellery workshop with Precious Metal Clay, we had an alumigraph printmaking workshop with Ms. Chiarina Loggia and we had a glass fusing workshop in the Middle .School with teacher Ms. Leanne Wilkins. Members fluctuate but regulars this year have been Aubrynne Howe. Gina Rogers. Ayaka Shinozuka. Michelle Cheimak. Angharad Wylie. Elysia Toporowski. Min Ju Park and Rachel Kim. .Some students may drop in for only one or two sessions if the subject interests them; the idea is that as many students as possible will experience some form of extra-curricular art over the year. Back Row: Charlotte McGee, Talina Barsalou. Min Ju Park First Row: Mrs Forbes. Michelle Cheimak. Claire McKenna. Rachel Kim. Ayaka Shinozuka ^eGating Back Row: Christopher Groot. Matthew Warner, Charles Leitz Front Row : Eric Protzer. Harmon Moon. Katrina Gong. Mr. Sean Hayden Missing From Piioto: Kristijan Gjorojevik. Ross Prager 2008 was a great year for debate. We may not have produced a national champion, but we all enjoyed ourselves tremendously, and still managed to bring home a few trophies for Mr. Haydens window. We started flying, hosting a tournament in October which we promptly proceeded to win. before voyaging to far off places to see exotic sights Vancouver. Shawinigan Lake, even GNS. In November, we hosted a mock parliament for the national debating champions. which was hugely successful, even if we could only watch from the sides. In January, we brought the Bruce- Lockheart cup back from Shawinigan for the second year running, and a few weeks later. Chris Groot qualified to go to Nationals. The year came to a resounding close in April, when we beat GNS in the finals of the EC mock trials competition to (finally) take possession of another spectacular piece of hardware. The team would like to thank Mr. Sean Hayden for all his coachly insight, as well as the parents, students and volunteers who served as judges, moderators and timekeepers at our various events. Matthew Warner, Senior Debater i63 AmnestN International this yea focussed on issues that were particularly important to the group members: hoping to encourage members and the rest of the school to find something they are passionate about, and then do something about it. Whether it was Mr. Primrose's experiences in CambBla. Ms. Daxel'spersoiTal connect i-H'case. .laMiiiiie "> an. .Andiew Slepliens Jee In Chung. Kaylynn Purdy, Morgan Pudwel! Ajidrevv's keen-ness | passion that the mer Primrose and under | group not only disci participated in the L| chapels, signed hund (this year in coopera^ be lead by Emily Re compassion (for moH eveiA little bit helps focus on human rights issue k-s had - all were supported. Thi: co-leadership of Jee In Chun d and researched topics and is: Amnesty Film Festisal, held |s of letters/petitions and hosted with the SMUS Pride Alliance jand Jasmine Yan, who promise! plan just the adherence to the scB w hat vou can. to Zimbabwe, Canada or any other ;ar with the help of Mr. [id Morgan Pudwell the important to them, but ie nights, presented in annual Day of Silence le.xt year the group will^ encourage passion anu bl's motto)! RemembeJ Hatk Kcim: GoII Benct Hcni/(iri. Joshua Evans. Sicond Row: Linda Ya Shim. Hmily Lewis. Kir First Rom : Monique W ambcll. Lauren Dunn. ,64 gkui. Christine Schweitzer, Emily Zhan li Ward Becky Thomas. Mina Phaisallantiwongs I Marsh. Brittney Martin. Andrew Stephi . Hli/ahelh Guilbaull. Emma Abrioux. J: r'jan Pudwell :vin Luk. Bill Li. Tony Chuang. Stephanie nma Wilson-Pease. Patricia Halmi. .luh e Hsu. AUegra Lee. Rosanna Harris. Sheena /V/' Back Row: Emily Yoon. Dani Wan Joshua Evans. Zacliarv Chan. Fnmci. Marsh .Sfcond Row; Brittncy Marthi, Lind; Harper. AH West. Sarah Muselle. M Annelies Bekcs First Row: Kelse\ Harbord. Allegra Miilgaonkar. Juhe .Shim. Saniantha 1 Missing from photo: Mrs. MacCachi This year, we aimed lo produce more issues on a regular has amp up the exposure. Armed with this desire to make tiie l\y student community, this years team of reporters and editors stro first issue of the I\ y a mere si.x weeks after school started. The first issue turned out to be a hit. We ran out of al following issues, each a collection of witty, interesting article: breadth and depth of the student body at SMUS, were met wit of success. Over the course of the school year, we published ; N'arious aspects of school life, such as boarding, fundraisers, ai is well as articles dealing with student concerns, such as the -SN' and the environment. Two teachers trivia crosswords, one v contest, and a grand total of five issues later, and we have fin end of the year. A big thank you to all the writers, newsies, made this vear such a hit. ra Trauhel. Bianco. Kirslcn I. Gilhan c Tseng. :. Priya Terry Kho as well as to : voice of the to put out the copies. The lat reflect the ne same level cles covering rama events, drug policy, mines poetry y reached the i editors that A swashbuckling introduced this vear. new club w; the SMUS Sailing' Club #bicli took place once a week at the Ro\ al ictoria Yacht Club. Students from all gr es came out to test the waters; somet les in the boat, sometimes getting a littl bit wet. We battled some tough winds ut had some rewarding breezes on our b; ;s too. With student coach. Miklos Tusz, le team learned everything from simplt :not-work to trapezing and racing techni es. Over the course of seveial weeks eamec Yach Sail dedici We ( adjus the sailing club members each certifications such as (Canadian Lssociation) White Sail II, White or Bronze IV. This group of d members proved their salt, ami set a I h standard for the years to follow not direct r sails. the wind, but we can Business Club I Back Row: tdiiiond liu. Johnson Cho. Alfred ">au. Kevin Luk, Richard Teng. Ke\ in Wang. Rui Fu Second Row: Gordon Tse. Christopher Smith. Alexander Maier . Kevin Lin. Kabir Dasvvani. Raksit Phattanapitoon .Uid\ K\\eon. Golf Bencharongkul tirst Row : Mike Persson. Yoon Ha Chung. Morgan Pudvvell. Nicholas Charleton. Syhia Ho. Julie Shim. Bill Li Under the direction of Mr. Liggett the Business Club had a year of unforgettable experiences. This year the Business Club took a "divide and conquer" approach splitting into two groups, one working towards opening a sports equipment rental shop ( led by Nick Charleton) and the otha a student led cafe (led by Morgan Pudwell). The Business Club Equipment Rental group staned the year by hitting the ground running. An incredibly enthusiastic core of students who worked diligently throughout the year helped keep up the momentum created from last years pioneering group. Price lists were collected, injury waivers drafted. Powerpoints presented and finally a Business Plan was drawn up for the ambitious plan of starting the first student-run SMUS Equipment Rental business. Though some hiccups slowed down the early fenour of the group, much progress was made towards the end goal of opening the rentals to the entire SMUS community. Hopefully the groups gusto will carry on through the coming year so that even more progress may be made. Meanwhile, the other team was brewing coffee. The group of over 20 students were not only working on their barista skills but also focussing on marketing, sponsorship and finances. Rui Fu. (Director of Finances) and Kabir Daswani (Director of Operations) played an integral role in the establishment and upkeep of the The Daily Grind. The hard work of everyone involved turned the underused Wenman Pa\ ilion in to a hotspot for both boarders and day students to hang out. relax, and have fun. Opening the cafe' gave students an opportunity to learn about business through an ■ experiential process actually starting up and then operating their very own business. Next year The Dail> Grind promises great service and many exciting events, also hoping to prepare members even more for the exciting and diverse business world. Let's get roasted. -SMUS Theatre Society The SMUS Theatre Sociel> began ta^t yeai and has produced and performed tour tahulous plays ranging from the inane uiid hilarious "Get .Sniiirt," through to the amusing and heart-rending "Sense and SensibJlitN ." to the thought-provoking Shi^speare spoof "Goodnight Desdemona {Gmd Morning Juliet)." and culminating in thejexploration of hatred and \ iolence in the documentar\-style "Laramie Project.'" There are so many students involved w ho select the plays, direct, act. stage-manage and do lighting and sound, design posters. photograph head-shots and so on tliat it is impossible to record them all. We v\ ill simply pay tribute to our departing grade 12s who were the driving force behind the start of this wonderful group: Morgan Pudvvell. Paul Davison, Jayne Hammond, Courtney Mahrt. Josh Evans. Elizabeth Guilbault. Sarah Moselle. Jennifer Rao. Sarah-Megan Porter, Francesca Bianco, and Karri Barrett. 166 Back Row: Sj\uc H:iii)niond. Gillian Harper. Lisinine ^ an. Dam Ward. Chrisiensen .Second Row: Annelies Bekcs, Sarah Moselle, AM West. Kaeleigh Fletcher. Harmon Moon. Paul Davison Frist Row: Linda Yu, Jennifer Rao, Elizabeth Guilbault. Morgan Pudwell. Julie Shim. Richard Boness ' Outdoor Leadership r 167 5YIVION5 SYMONS SYMONS 5YMONS SYMONS SYMONS WINSLOW WINSLOW WINSLOW WIN W WINSLOW WINSLOW BORRDINC >• /'-s!- '■(•y- ^":V TIMMIS TIMMIS TIMMIS TIMMIS TIMMIS TIMMIS HRRVEY HRRVEY HRRVEY HRRVEY HRRVEY HRRVEY HRRVEY HRRVEY HRRVEY ^LIFE BRRNRCLE BRRNRCLE BRRNRCLE BRRNRCLE BRRNRCLE BRRNRCLE BRRNRCLE BRRNRCLE BRRNRCLE BOLTON BOLTON BOLTON BOLTON BOLTON BOLTON 169 m^ 1 SlflLifiti It's heen another superb yeji" for Bolton House. As hejd of hoLise, 1 could see the pjssion Jiid entluisusni from ever>' O]^ of them. E.3ch one of them vvjs willing to put forth tl-ieir best effort not onl>' in house g.3mes. but jlso on sprts teams. AlthoLigh jttendjixe \^3S, not been veo' successful this vejr, nun> of tliem worked very 1-ard to get out of their beds, running to classes so the>' could get at least a Late attendarre rather tlian Friday night prep. Despite this. Friday night prep seemed to be a ven' popular tiling for the Bolton boys, bLit it^ ok, we love to stud>', right bo>s? So let's see. first Roor was the most entertaining floor compared to my other house's. IkI by our senior buds such as Fraixois. Arthur. Curtis and Andrew Qxw They are the troublemakers but withoLit them, our house wouldn't liave lieen so peifect. Also. OLir sneakv grade '■''s kept tning to sneak to each otiiers rooms during prep with excuses of doing group "projects" oi" "assignments", to hopefully avoid tlic dreaded "7am chtxk in" if caught. Andrew. AtxHy, Briaa Leo aixH loe, f\10 moi'e sneaking aroLiiid! Slierman and Hubeit were usiully found argLiing in tlieir rooms, or pU\ing the world's greatest sport, RLICBY! On the sa-oaH ftoor. we liad a bit of a mixture. Late at night, you would often saf Kevin and Eali tallying to tl^eir girlfncais on the photx- in the liallways. lacob wandering aroui\i the house looking for trouble while Thomas and lames hid in their room pL3>ing guitar. Tlie Common ftooi' was probably the most disciplined in the hoLise. Rooms were peifectU' clean and extremely quiet up there. We also liad Adi-un and Ephraim who locked tk^msclves in tlieir i oom like prisoners, bhnnv K aixH Frank rLinning Lip and down the stairs looking for company aixi otlxT grade 8s who JList lovtxi to liang out in the Common room, speixiing their time on the computers or watching our braai-new LCD. WithoLit our caring hoiee parents Wei\+/, Mr. Common, Mr. Culliam, and Connor, and our two new house pairnts who joined lis this year, W<xi.' aa-1 Sl-iaLin. OLir hoLise woLildnl liave been whole. Ud one will ever forget OLir hot dog nights and bainna bread with Wend>-. Bolton will always lie tlie best hoList- and good luck to next year'Bolton Buds. 170 Good kick and take care brotliers. Benson I insi * i. t^i !<. <^t i^t i^i t m\ k}m la v^vfl B^Fv^ " If^. H^l H t~^ IH I^^A-^' > W\ '.^H P ■'<> I^J^H ^. ^^n Wk& i ♦ -) -Hfr 1 Sf*.j IBV^I Pill The red hot Timmis Tamales have really spiced up life this year with our unreal house spirit and crazy dance parties. Like any real family.we've enjoy bonding over home-made snacl<s at family time and our weekly TV shows included Desperate Housewives, ANTM, Gossip Girl, One Tree Hill and Grey's Anatomy. A thanks goes out to Heather for getting on Mrs. A's case when house meetings ran into our Gossip Girl time. As you can guess, we just about died of boredom during the wnter's strike, but instead we filled our time with a common room sleepover featuring movies, face masks, games, more food, and manicures. This year Andya was our Timmis manicurist, but not to worry as Tsumugi seems to be the up and coming nail expert! As a house, we proved that we could accomplish anything with the right incentive - such as when we were able to go a week without skipping classes for bubble tea. I'll admit, it took us a while to get it right, but it happened. This year we also experienced yet another flood leaving Brenda and Yun Jeong temporarily stranded, but these two girls took it in stride like none other. We've also tried a bunch of new things - such as when Isabel and Richelle went on their all vegan diet; Sara, Emily Z and I managed to complete a 12 day detox; Karri getting her head shaved for cancer (and still looks hot); and Glare taking off to Australia for 6 weeks. Now it's time for a tour through our house. On First floor, we've got the coolest grade nines: Andrea, Priya and Michelle. Although they were few in numbers, they still managed to make the most noise aside from Aubrynnes CD player. Also on floor #1 are Natsumi our dieting guru and Kaylynn who is super cheerful despite annoyingly numb limbs! Taking care of these oh so obnoxious girls we have Ellina and Gloria our SMUS Lifers. Just up the stairs you will find Allison napping in her room, Rochelle and Golf who just chill and Emily Z, do not sit on her bed! Theres JJ our fashionista, ever so busy Morgan, Kendra the next Rachel McAdams and AN with a shout-out to Campbell River. Up on the top floor the lights are always on in Yoon and Sylvia's pretty pink room; lets hope they get some sleep! And I have to say, while doing rounds during prep, I've never walked into Shelby and Adrienne's room without being entertained! Across the hall you'll find Jee In holding the record for Timmis most SAT I attempts, Athina our expert dancer, and hey! Where's Emily F? At the squash club no doubt. Thank you to the house parents who despite a busy year with Mrs. Davidson running her own business, Mrs. Brooke having a baby, Mrs. Parker traveling and Mrs. A moving out, they all still managed to make time in their lives for us girls. And we can't forget about our newest houseparent, Meredith, who has been great to talk to and a lot of fun to have around. Suffice it to say, its been another awesome year in Timmis House and next year I will miss you all. Keep it (lot, Rebecca Mina^er I Head of Hoi/ise 2DD7-2DD8 * i <^<. t^i t^i tl t<^ It's been another amazing year for Barnacle House. Yes! While we did not win House Games, we sure did try our best. What makes Barnacle House more special and better than any of the others? The people inside it. Without the amazing Kevin L and his incredible magic, Sam Skulsky and his rugby balls. Won Yup and his ability to do a Rubiks Cube in 30 seconds. Barnacle would not be Barnacle. Those are but a few of the outstanding members and I could keep going forever but I have limited space, hahaha. Behind a great group of guys comes a great group of House parents. Thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Jackson for being so patient with all of us, and best of luck next year in your new house. Ian, Jamie, Evan, and Dave: most of the things we did would never be possible without the help of you guys. And last but not least, a warm "WELCOME BACK!!" to Mr. Geddes and Ms. Brooke who will be leading Barnacle House next year. Austin, Robin, Andrew, and Johnson: best of luck, and I know you guys will be a great group of prefects. I will never forget my three years at Barnacle house. Thanks for everything. Oscar Duran del Paso 174 ii- 175 Being tlie most prodigious iiouse led to a challenging year as assembling 50 girls was much like herding cats; however, the year was not without success. Winslow House is diverse and rather amorphous. We are indefinable - our spirit derives not solely from academics, athletics, or the arts, but individuality. Like wildcats, we are independent thinkers, and it is, therefore, difficult to ciystallize our collective identity. We are less concerned with the competition and fitting in, and more concerned with who we are, enjoying ourselves, and further establishing Winslow as "our home away from home." We know that there remains a strong faith in our hoi^ise, which, despite being overshadowed by the other more athletic or spirited liouses, led to our victories in Senior Soccer and Trivia and strong play during Senior Basketball and Ultimate Frisbee. Most notable was our amazing triumph in House Olympics, which included our win in the annual Tug-o-War for the 2nd consecutive year. This faith originates from the care and support of Winslow's house parents. This year, we will be losing our vivacious yet laid-back house parent of two years, Janine Goenzen, to an international school in China, and most significantly, we will be without our senior house parents of eight years, Joan and Robert Tweedie. Their retirement as house parents marks the end of an era, yet the values they have instilled in Winslow House will certainly endure under the care of former Winslow and Barnacle house |)arents, Susan Vachon and Dominic Albert. What Winslow House could accomplish was never in ciuestion, but who we could be has always been uncertain. As suggested by author Marianne Williamson, "Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. It is our light, not our darkness, that frightens us most. We ask ourselves, 'Who am I to be brilliant, gorgeous, talented, and famous?' Actually, who are you not to be?" I_et it l)e known in future years that we are whimsical, wise, and indeed, wild. Cassandra Zawilski Head of Winslow House 2007-2008 176 ^*.^. 4 J^^ST^ 1 P^ i^^^^^^^^^^^^^ft '^^^fli SjiJirf^ HpPWji B ^^^^^^^^^^M" ^^^^g^^^^^BI^^H^^^^^ ' *■'» •%«^ •V i may be currently sitting in a cramped hostel in the middle of the jungles of Panama, but the spirit of Harvey House still lingers with me. RIthough we haven't done much, us Grade 1 Z's have! had a pretty good year, despite the gatings, and the de-prefectships. Despite being far away there are a few sentiments I wish to share in summation of the year: To all my Harvey House homies, who never fail to do me proud: keep kicking ass and takinq names and rocking it out loud. Menger keep dancing; Kabir keep rocking; Rnthony's the greatest] and h. Lin there's no stopping. David Shin likes his noodles; Brandon and Ian are pretty tough: Edward's pretty stinky; and Henry does some stuff... Kilian is the Cunther and William saysj bonjour'; Erics never here and Jesus' a Latin lover. Rndys always smiling; RIeH is rasta its understood. Ingemar's no longer emo, and Jeff thinks its SO good. Justin's level 7D; Nick and Ernies gotta play; RIejandro's hiding something; and Kun Yang might stay. Keer's got some questions; the girls are with David Park; Sam's got some answers; and Mark is just MRRK! Rnd yet we all stand tall and to Captain Harvey we salute. We socked it back to Bolton, and gave Barnacle the boot. Rnd this I'll admit: that this year's had rough times; we've lost a few; but we've carried on and we've made due. To those that are left: I thank each and all of you; you've made this a great year and Im sure neKt year will follow suite. Rnd lastly, to our House Parents: The House is looking forward to living with the Klenz's and the Farishs! Rlong with the Murgster and whoever else may be house parenting nent year. To the Humphries': its been an interesting ride with you so far, and best of luck to you neKt year. Harvey is the greatest. Yours truly, -Daniel R. RItman What's been going on in Symons House this year? Perfect posture Ali West, known for her fantastic \Q, "reached for the top" and did a fantastic job in Laramie Project. Aleesha literally reached for the top in a fashion sense, persisting to wear the fanciest high heels on a daily basis even though the laws of gravity overcan^e her at times. Stacie, a caring person (most of the time) brightened each day with a cheerful smile and was always up to some evil scheme while proclaiming her love in an everlasting fashion. Cathline was sometimes involved but generally could be found mingling with the Harvey boys. Hennriette joined us from Germany, enjoyed bike rides with me around Coetco {and getting in trouble) and partnered with T\ca to make crazy salads while managing "Mommy Fishcare". Juliette, Sam, Kelsey, and Alfiya were pretty docile on the day-to-day basis, but put them around a foosball table, and all hell breaks loose - you could hear the screams a mile away. Speaking of screams, it's best not to surprise Germain, tempting as it may be. Despite her small stature, she can scream so loud that damaged ear drums were the least of your worries... snacks were your second - guaranteed she'd get them first. Our paparazzi team, Jen and ion-lee, snapped photos of every moment, no matter how embarrassing {locked doors weren't always enough). Vannie the G of the house constantly had midnight bashes with Jen (which Britt and I often joined in). Min Ju, aka Picasso, created the most perfect and original Hallmark cards a\onq with Kelsey, a part-time circus performer. Juggling was her thing but she also creeped people out with her Borat Impersonations. &renna, and Musu always brought new Ideas to the house and we supported them as they tackled community issues within SMUS and Increased our house spirit tenfold. Musu's roommate Sarah also joined us this year. She was extremely caring and had a secret Big Bang obsession, along with the rest of the house. Our down-to-earth Bajan ping-pong champion, Koryn, fascinated people with her accent and learned that telling people she was from Barbados rea^ulred the use of a map 99% of the time. Purni and Rachel t\im continued to be role models for the rest of the house when it came to studying as most of us were professional procrastinators. Then there was Inkyung and Rimi. Pimi could usually be found in Friday night prep but was always bubbly and wore the most awesome outfits making us all look like slobs. Inkyung was always in Dutch Blitz sessions and stayed up late watching movies and TV shows, her recent favourite being BONES. Last but not least we had Britt (aka Father Martin) who spent hours watching Hills, Greys Anatomy, while competing with Sam in Bubble Trouble. Of course this was all "after" her studies. We soon discovered the value of our room as it was a prime location for dropplnq water balloons on people. As a house we certainly had our ups and downs but we made it through. House dinners, go-carting, relaxing evenings, pancake breakfasts and especially balloon fights were just a few things that brought this house together into a tighter family. A family that I. ..we, will never forget. Our thanks to the House parents are endless. There are a few embarrassing things that could be listed but I'm not that mean... Jess Harvey 180 _^^^ kj^ cr J g-;v-^^-- '^W. SUPERSTARS. 300M! r T i.1 1. ^'.♦.. e^^ ^x^T^^ ^^«s^ F. A .^ K rmmjiri wa »'l».-WiB>r!T'Jli".-^-Js AWARDS AWARDS AWARDS Junior School Parents' Auxiliary Award for top student overall in each grade Grade 4: Daphne Walford Grade 5: Alexander Caton Slegg Bowl for academic diligence and achievement: Kyle Tang Alumni Association Award for outstanding academic performance, active athletic participation and exemplary character Girl: Rebecca Bosworth Boy: Graeme Hyde-Lay Lifer Award to a student that has attended SMUS since » kindergarten or grade one, and who has demonstrated I good citizenship, worked hard and shown loyalty to those around her: Athena Kerins Outstanding Atheletes: Mila stolle and Matty McColl Mc Alpine Award for outstanding athletic effort: Amy Bodine and Mike Edwards Milne Cup for the greatest academic improvement this year:James Hyashi Kyrle W. Symons Cup for excellent citizenship: Rachel Benjamin and Grant Nicholson 184 R wards Ned Symons Award for a student that exemplifies diligence, kindness and respect for others: Owen Sudul Artistic Merit Award for outstanding excellence in Art, Drama, Strings and Choral Music: Michelle Song M. A. W. Bridgeman Memorial Award for keen and creative artistic ability and good academic standing: Jake Wilmott Gaye Stone Cup for a student that has shown a determination to succeed with cheerfulness and grace: Robert Fisher Fine Arts Grade 6: Alisha Murtland, Liam Keeler- YOLing Grade Grade 8: Shanna Fong, Ella Hayashi, Lindon Carter Muriel Protzer, Der ek Hyde-Lay CoKisisteKit Effort Grade 6: Sophie Walford, Bryce Fenton Grade 6: Middle School Atretics Jenna Dhillon, Bryce Fenton Grade 7: Abbey Piazza, Monty Fraser-Brown Grade 7: Natasha Caton Grade 8: Karan Vats Grade 8: Madison Hadfield, Joseph Erlic C\Y\zey\5^\p Grade 6: Clara MacKenzie Grade 7: Sam Reid Grade 8: Madison Hadfield A\\-Romd AcHeMemey\tlCoy\tr\b\At\oy\ Grade 6: Chrissy Robillard Grade 7: Chris Fenje Grade 8: Christina Chywll, Jonty 186 Considine, Derek Hyde-Lay MOST improved Grade 7: Monty Fraser- Brown, Tina Yu Grade 8: Troy Swindell Wards iiui|Myji K ^^^^^^^jCJy ^H^^ gww Si^^^^^^A Fli 1 Grade 6 (alphabetic order) Sema Hamidi ^ Vivian Lam CI. Jane Pirie O vs: O O Cecilia Shang Sophie Waltord Grade 7 (alphabetic order) Theresa Cho Chris Fenje Georgios Ikonomou Julia Milden Keller Totz Grade 8 (alphabetic order) Dhana Andison Yun Seoun Choi Mitch Cram Christina Chwyl Liam Maclure Parents' AMxiliaru) ScMarsHp Av^ards Grade 6 (alphabetic order) Christine Chiu Jenna Dhillon Isabella Gudgeon Grade 7 (alphabetic order) Natasha Caton Abbey Piazza Hannah Mcelderry Grade 8 (alphabetic order) Jason Chiu Jonty Considine Logan Gilmore Marcel Sanati Paige Wergeland 187 C^r^r^rn:r^ C Grade 9 Chapman Cup for Ail-Round Excellence - Eric Protzer Commander R. Dyson Cup for outstanding Attitude and Effort - Brian Christensen Grade 10 Considine Cup (Most Improved Student) - Brenna Nixon Student Council Award Plaque (Outstanding Attitude and Effort) - Emma Abrioux Grade 1 1 Alumni Award for Leadership and Excellence in Grade l l - Anna Fretz Lifer Award Plaque for Outstanding Contribution and All-round Excellence - Emily Reid Parents Auxiliary Grade 1 1 Drama Awards - Bhupinder Dull^u & Anna Fretz Grade 12 Groos Salver for Community Service Outside of School - Graham Inglis Brian Dyer Award for community Service within the School - Samantha Lee & Nicole Cook Darleen McCue Award for Building Bridges Between Diverse Groups within tiie Community - Joshua Evans Carol Lobb Award (Male and Female who Excel in Athletics, Academics, and Outstanding Contribution) - Andrew Crow & Brittney Martin Nation Bowl for Citizenship - Morgan Pudwell & Michael van der Westhuizen Ker Cup for Scholarship, Leadership, Character and Outstanding Ail-Round Involvement - Kathryn Wlzinsky Colin Skinner Award for Excellence In Musical Theatre - Joshua Evans Llewelyn Bullock-Webster Cup for Drama - Elizabeth Guilbault Blencoe Cup for Music - Zachary Chan & Jayne Hammond Nesta Bowen Home Plaque for Art - Elysia Toporowski Yearbook Trophy - Samantha Lee Alumni Association Award for Highest Average in Science - Laura Miller 188 F '^^^: ■<-:m< :h\ 1 i' ■■»v^'; W «t/-vi r^^ ^_ ^ I / \^\ 'i ,v ■ v V- fl^. > ^ A^. L«^ V \ft» '.^TVhl ( ■^^S" • m^^ KT .Utc .% raduating Class of 2006 s^r-^ r/^ lf---Z^, f. yiS ..:: i A kj^BV ■LiJi' Hl^^S ^ w I^^^^^^^HBlr^ f^L i i <"'J| 1 Id FasI Ilia Class of 07 T ■ r 9{ucL, M. I son cl<i« •itn r1os«t>/ GrwJ Pronkf/ S-atitetixji! roocJ tT-ipt/ G''^^ Cr?ettir>ci ■^ . o i«cim witk Crow/ Secret , . ■ C_'»fnin^ I- I ■■."aeo ^<vn©s/ C:^an<i Mwbci/ onj I be" .' "-eWM wp ^t a |— (alio'ween port . ,.H'inltir>g OJ *''■•' t Nit-v Valentines Uiatj/ (j70'ng to H-J^to"/ -,r-nvilr/ M*4 oirtfiJiSij (good onJ ooJ)/ t rip* bocK to 0'>t«>*'''' <3BR --^tk Sn^W Sr-ovUofJ trips to Mt. Wosi/ Somm<4 i-^ning osjt to mij noL'W evefij veeKenJ/ o^o"*** fp'^ campavi/ D.™,r/ \:yye TOOK MIS PISMING RODii/ TUt /\r<f*o«Tw> liiie no otnev/ Mcppi^ r-.eet/ fc;ov*«j morning wvliO!.* v.vj|,ig l,on« .itk AW Meg Do"!/ G~J 0»« 07/ Nice ^'-Z rl<i« rMm/ \_J&t<riCJ\ \_^omeJi\f/ Late nigni neoH to hecfr-tf, ^k riJ.</ O*" in tt.S QooJ/ Somm,^,™/ G^J 08 .7mcr«er/ C700J riddance; It* Dee^ tt^e time- of m^ life g^M*- 1/ Tn"., ■oU/ Q., G/ (vzfj cyS *ag celie>"5 Ne olfeodij reacned (3 point in life wnere id iifv-r :.rj ■.,,1, ijovdoi^e to Sr1LJS>- It seemc a: thoogn it wos o'^iq itecterdaij wnen f first stopped ott to ^rH_Jo campus. Altnowgn there litJve oeef^ ooiK wpc ona do^m during tne lort tnree itetars <i^ OilU^- I "ove maae ynfot^g^ttiible and priceiecr memorie*. I n.^ I . for mKf dad for providing cne witn ertdie«- twpport dod t. -'.jooe ©It^ f<r" beir>^ trere ■•renewer ] needed Kelp C^-oo . cn ■a oO( •f/njp.s ' ■_' ^^^r; ^ir i^r'l'w-'';:;' '''Jv' '■>■'• 1_J. "'"".] *JY>t ti'ne |ve tiij-Je iO'ne reoHij grQot friendi tind unforgotioble memories, Incide joKes rroni C^^rflje Zf Ttill m^KB ire cn»>ckle i o Oil tra girlf: 40U guijt ore tnp oert! I cant imagine *rifti scr»ool '•^uld nove Deen (ik,e wtthovl ijou TNot onlij (cnoo* out tf'o<o fcMlC •eelv©ndc of getting raadt) for on evening O'A. olwoqr otkmg tne fa(f% people to do your noir ond m^kejp, nnvin»-j croiff dcnce partier to tne ^crnie cof^g Over i3nd ov aejain ar,^ tne &ndleff cnott^-notf eind lootgune for iar rldec. I^Ji * to -r^ntion tkore <fv<«i Bv«<iingr in olye B«t f^^*! fowourit© tking b ; -rj'- .n- ii:t l^ugking win i(Ou guijS ODOut ffwar^trirtg, tjoi|r- ^OW "*' . ■ . I ',i>ver forget (|Our rop Dflttlet, nilonouf reirixef Ct* ifouf ■■• onjo4m«nt 11 i*»9ruig tignt cnii-ii ij .-., r* .',.i(^ 1 ;, >■- ^ .. , r, N nojrt here ro fun. I K* [ aa One ij-on-o^f 'i\ i^trologg I A (9cr«lT. I • h^g lU «,p.,^nc<> Fo:.iM.. QRAD 08 OiilNATE CDmJ ffii rncm , tL, J, f,. . lU ->'^ l_OT''t.\_se. OpeaWg of ijou, girl, tre tmiei kave been ^te - i)oud ctlo'oiit i-oit for ma, ar>di Im KncB-n to be 'eite bejide^. I ■■> ■ tjOo were I he C_)ne iince our vert) ftrtt dote, id like to tko^i- "■ i roommfltes-, for pitting up with me ecpecio'li] you. AUx, \iHfi ■vtie'- | nid ijovT* keij O'^PB^tedr;^). v/eli get a driftk i** C^ermontj, qow fy«t wtjit owkiie; ijowre nnj beft friend. ^Ja germeitter-Crocodile -^ ' to ijou two (=^idf: Keep it r©j»l i;od keep it yveet; mij t-me her^. triijtjilit me tbft ijoung love jytt cant be beat. | kd^-s to thi?nL Mom, fen' ,uct letting me leave. .And tko-ikf to 40y. DfJ y-".. ■ K'^-Je olto*eirl me to .irni^i.e. t— jeij f-liidron: Your jmile always bri^ntened up mij dat), I jwst. *■«" I ■:o';!J repe\ii ■3il tboffe time? i)ou let me ftaij (^ofe tjour kouse/ Id like t« ttijiik mu menfcoT-s-; v/c'kem, Dr-ijce. C_)n4e af^d Den. i ow all taugkt me bow to liwe- ijoij cill taugnt -jr no*' to be men. [— It^r^'e*) D04; 40i.'v^ got i(Ovr own pection; *>tk ••ire rhtjming refWctioi'' asori M m}is Cc"i)'«f' G'-iJ LKciri cyoan-eti ckTomorome, k, Db.ji' f^verijone trire.. Alpkabeticall4 meanT one i.- =p«i"l A. C C D. E E. G. I. J. J. K. M. S. ^' — I kvo Lj-.ij F"'" '"Ci-tI *b(f time I tike it Ttken \)0u jllp me proper n ^J-vindiCii cyJicKcs -■ p _-,;.,- 4,--, . i» mxfJ cKpr. . .^e^c»i -j-^-e-TS Old •- ^-... t-v, ^ f.-..-Or ->.... J -^ Odtt i^Swr lvt>«ct Ttw- • .«J ».tl' Mt p*"*. Awtt-rv^n 0V« Yow r** QTOwn ^ to •ni* to <i*w# onj tk« ■',-- j'.r.c^--£-*-ir.4".-.' ^boJi ■!»c»rfi^. .""J-te' ! O tfeoTT. tnen <*»v; . "t^. Y ew Tv»c« ov«T «**«*r « ■ punjrrjt ^fii J I, ".,.. k-,,, C zcri aJScmcfalon ^i|ma«r- t*""**^-* '" "N now™ IS "*• o»*t To Jl ' kept Ti* 70n« I liVB ^|0•J. ! hjnl' i^^j-e gotten better I on. tjou "-- j-'d tnaijbc the CT\(>ng t — rOTi ar -'jeT-r "is '>%«'' J t"p. lomet^' I lookup For. Br ^^1 c) iefyxmie cyJenision . i-eirneti^oer ©'.•' timee. LaJior: mow fwve tv>^ tn-r q^sr tK© Eetfc Ive ever ha^, hc-j jrvellcwf. Do^r; tnanitf fw tre itfygnc "■ ■ t I lo*^ *|Cv «ll CJoCO: now ore my rocK ."■U-j.^Er-iC^x; tksinlt 14OU for cm that i|Oi/ve Jor^ for nie, p.e-Ji rorev^T", rlum Q*- [jcj; { love lou, it fVK beert perfect, tKa*^-. . ror evernjtrii^^. DD- tc7^'>-'^P«'' I ■O"'^ S'^''^ tk»oK? for koUi'V} ■ rj-.i J-"-! ■:'-o*i'^ rre tr« •^Hj . ""r •? : i-^iire j kan^ yOw to - ^T o«en 4? par- itf oeert •ncreJifa'e I ; ':ovU <jo Ort fc- rr^ttj i:.,-r,pe> -; •wfwrt comec i%e«t, C^fl^wJ Oo wifl fo>-* ■ " De,r, ^* >» > r ^ (hrcmcesca c/ju icmcx) ^HT^ ^^^^k ^^■' * ■^'^ cTiildroo, «e ore leaving tw rooo or ^Jo'tr «ttn f. rrocti ^H ^^^^^ . .iter gnoer tne brid^, ro f^ri. b^rt we t^re nere at lact mtj fr'^ncK. ^^M ^H >> e grew to^eti>er ana I tMmt tninl^ we ooJa nave cnanc^ and ^^^H|k^ ^^^H to tr« evtroordinanj >r>JiviAial( we ore row w^ti^owt eacn otnft> ^^^^^^^^^B '^^^^^^ .'^ v«re dote and tf even «« werei^ t. ve nave tnapeJ one arartr^ ^^^^^^^^^^L ^^f ^^^^^^^ -knoYin^u in wbtle wa^t. and tnote mflijoneot will fta<f witn ut =-' ^^^^^^^^^K ^S|,^^^^^^^ Jj 'ebVne. In thrrtu t^earf i% wil raem li(e anc^^^B" tf* b-j+ fS ro«tt<) ' ^^^^^^^^^^L ^|B^^^^^^H jfl .'reetd «rjl aiwa<49 leoa (<t back ic nere; ^^^^^^^^^^H|^^^^^^^^^^^| and ovr tirre tocjetner ^ irreplaceoc ' - ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^R^^^^^B^^^^^I ;ne bo<j;, t^ou know wKo i^ao ore K.''.c« tKat t^e laog^tsr will not be ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ jna bert love ^ -■ . _ .-■ -■ .-. . . -'. i I'ojt 4^j (.^ooJb^e nn) r- - - . ^aenerc. mtj r^ool. ifou nave been 9o«id to me. yffe come, we riv«J. - - — - ';'■« real i»orl( tea-- '= -n.-i ■-.- (5//r«- c^ilcl ■ i>4 ^&J:-i ^L ^1. ; .-w-'-^&h n^»& L*^- -.-tr. .1---J ;-*^»ard.^3. t— "C^r. t^» rtort cf t*-e M-^J S^-r^^r owt tr:p :« Qnid* n.ne i •■ ■' ---■' .«>foT<gettab'^ - -J tn# wro^g bo^gea Ljncii an.' r I- I J J- ■ 1 I ( ' --J-3 3 r'j.i sortie and drvii*^ ■'' v :■, .'■.'T •■ • bronck« ^ivc . "^ changed) ; •n*! porentr for ^tving me we cpporl^ivt^ to ttuJ^ at a>« ■wonoorfvr' — • - • '- — : ti-ter Auctreq. oote fanwij ana frienoe p™ -^l' *'}'<* .!-« giv«n me. tne t*ocneT« for m9niavir\y j: •r 1 ". r-tv-.j .1 * t" me arta mn be«t frtenot /\na^, /\lleo Air-^di^"-' ana Imran fo^" keeping mc tane tf'T\>L^ko'.^ in<* wMife teoiouE procBv*. I o a'* tne groif ^vdo*. rt V> «e*ter. Dert of "-«k to r^. ^ (brnmcois cJooyc}' • d r.e>t ^(ear^~ oodr up. -e easiest trtng. Ot/t I coja not nav« iTKigifvaJ > . t nere, tJe'n^ pvt -n Oolto^ Kcute war perfec* -etting to kne* Pome of tne boy< ri^t fro"^ *■'' ■- J * eooer. .-AH tne late ntgfitj watckng mov*^. ifieokma ■,^ --ik'ng ft bock, wiil never be fotsjotten, f\t for ^f - >■ ■ ive been a few Tigli «c:koci rwotttbeorrtc . well . -jc^ wttK all of t^ow ever tne ne»+ fiew 4«earr. 1 - '?.>cner(. erpeoa'lu y\t Abriow^^ tnonkr for a'v - I'd \vena**, trankf for beir-g a second mother b? ■"< ■ Jaa. tneie pott tfeorc hove not o^eo tne eatiert. nowev^r tnrougli oaJ mode ti%e best of <t ^ ::''^'>^ "^ tag team duo. wok'ng forward to trte ooyE, «taij rtrot^g and Iw»r ■'" ■ □ass of 07 T • r an-cn M XKJtne vinte oboui rl*) ! 2 4ei»<c ot OiiL-'O nave naa tneir upc an<J .im« doBn lo tne lost fe« nrtooilit, | linov it r^aj been ««x»^ H 'i/^etner oi* "ot it was mtj teacn«iv, or mtj pc»T>entc, or my pNenji or- even rrnj older brf+'^e" (•vtpol v^'^ev^^'^^ d'ong tne woij ffomeo' ■ cr tometKind pvrr- otccdhei' cJSucKinqh uiglKirn ;-.-. . ~N--,r--,, -jt.r, b e ^ " .-.l-' -.Cpi .^ .-^K-.p^ tliot ti>enll vk'P "' MiTie^ k.erci-^ Dr«akng t*ie furf,3Ce or t'le *-ate»' in mij nine (j^vIit j J I iUr> ! n-flve iiveJ ond losred ana leiimed so mucn. rl^j fomili^ n<r>ve beei the gr^L-nd oenecifcn m<j f«et. rleodij ood rtrong. \i" ■ ■ iiov I would nave rdllen tnnnlfc mum and d^d- | ndntv (^cimiiv bjcuing me ^p- (^4 p^endt nave been « lightboofo, lighting t"-- -Jj>'-Hne«. Vi/'tnool ifoy 1 would be ttumbllng, looking for U>e v ' --ow who i^ou or«. I KanlfC ^enn-^ for aWemt be<<^ tne^- '4 teocrterf- have been bie flfij, l«tUng me :ee no* {m^ll j feallq tfire, bft still believing | com rnake <• difrei*«'*5e- 10'-' ^'"^ f'' mij ramilij. all mij (Tiends <«nd a'l T.tj te.ir^eT-; Ycv lv»ve "".(ije "■ l' I ^.flntv* tot' being tne wod in m^ saiw\\di hf^V r*>' o^ieving in me ■ .- .f; r^jri 'i-TAfst. [_ety diva Into tno<e ./oct^:ir+Bfi a-flter-; ■ri^'i ■ trie -wov^d. C^rpe j_iier: (3'/K cyJiu-Kc Its Uen 6 i^eon tkat Ive be^n bere at SMUS Some ■- - "- — , ccme «ncH.. Oome of A bor been like wofccning p^ir , ,. . j - t bos been pretbj gooJ. Its tcugn to ot*j tbat wis t-o: beei rh© bert time of mtj life oecnvjre ifci reflliij |i.'rt ire beginning. |m pretty ivre tnougb that tbe thmgc |ve e^perie .■ ^nA khe tnlngt |ve leaT-ned nere ■will mgiie tne qe<*rp etneod grtdt | tbinlt the moct impor+>int thmei (ve le,:irned if Inot now b.^ve to mcil(e • re rncct : " 1(8 ineijll a\\ o\o^ CD Jem edloic \ )ie dy 4eun I hove ^pent at ofiLJo M^-e been amazing t-- -i-o ■• '-+ I ^^ vcbool nas provided me witb an exceptional ac^^ - icJl at o vibriont ix>mmunftq atmofptiere that n- 1- -"r? r.evev *.:iAt to leai^e. | f^el tbot tbat even tnougn mt^ higli cct-oo' ;e'-LT^ Hof come to an end, it J-ealiy if ji^t tbe beginning of better- tr-i'igi- to come. O'JT' groduoting claw *ill never forget tbe a-<-f=.:- memories «-e b^jve bjid bare and v^ore^ wtw tne reci of we »^' . iinj I Viov «'e laave tbe icbool in great bands ac tbe clflfses b:' . ji *ili Jo J -iTtijt ,---t. •- 'tj^inj tb? iMhcoi. i bank i(Ou to eKe^i.'- cJciCKW y^ar son T '<aA tb* best lime of my life in higb schocJ and I wifb it fl'dnt f 3.e to end r1»j times at OliUo coJdnt nave been better. I r<*n\'! to eifer^one who made it 4 blast for mel /Xltboiign a lot '^ ' J t>m# was rp*nt at tb© bam with my borse. tbere«- been some ■K-V.C times too! I bonks to my friendf: 40a *«re tbe one* tbat Knew bow to Keep it r«al (^oontlesc good times, late nigbts, rand':" h^pt to I im J-|ortonr. tbe pjrrtij bvs joke, cbapel "^arjensl I won t forget tbe ccbooi trip to Awrtria or m«j ekcbange in (^3''*t>*€- "^'^ >. tbe mvTcal, field bocketf and of cowrce band does. And (.-•■. 'lU i_ wouldnt be complete witbout tb« parties. v\\\ teocbei : -■■&», '.banks for encoi^lYi^ng m* A"d t.u mo'n, | dc'- - ,.«,,f08 >^. U enmfer (S^Iki boarding. I remember never winning ^qt.'eaky C^iean etnji b^' late to almost eveiij morning closs. Tne*w are tome of tbe 'v." ^^^r," I Lv» of SMUS. To ^.-.J.: Jec Yo^r U^t,, mucb I 'ove ijou, Vannio: Ycore gr-eofc roommate! I oet ijo_ ne-«r m#et a better one tKcin me, Drit: Oodminton paT*ne>' ■ friend, ana tawgblog buddi|. III misv tjOU SO mucb' o<""" Vv-il" - meet a cbaiYictcrt* like you? Ill mist moocbing food. v_l©e In i - forget tbe late nigbt ckatc, I ti>;(t| Ihonk yow for uow tbowj' ■ oavic* Sninyrt: 111 mrss 0«r com.or«at>onc. rlnv: Incinkt for lack of common sense and making me laugn, Inkie: oot-ry for ■ times I m^de fvn of you. fou k"n> i ^'t- 'nk^f^^ r.,>bf r Yi>., me. rirt. Murlland; (bank m«o for always ibink'ng of onj ^ttruig for me Virt y^c\J.£\cn9f\. rirs. Abriouv OM rlrs b-orbes. tKonk yoo jw being great tcjcbors. I Uarnt a lot. Last but not tcwtt ■ M grad dosi \_,on^oU\ \l(/c did it' wm ^^ ypifuam (SfiKm patcr>«J. y^br*ifa»A anj <ippr9vwl foi* trio roaa- r^^ cJWhdle iS^lum ■;ctoo to m(ili» 1 f, I -I I t . vfint to tnaok Vtftn«>c, (^«iwwtn. rlinjy, ema (oo'r f"'' -''*«"^? iifa. I Konlt tjou for- oein^ tnavyt no m<«H#f what: ^lutiin, | ok<i. tDijuRt, K.OW, s_lonnTOi^. H*'^»N. ijOM orw ^tw^ijc mtj one ano C nr<jh ccnool ttfdJtj. t— rom ull tK« lortg •ookenat <inj midn!<]Kl '"r^A-rt-^f, I mrtJa tne best out or ti^em. I •Jl miCT rjrf. (— rt»t«r ., o^ D»"A -t.^ I* fo- g~J I J -.v.. hoTNj^t nou- ^MO^ '* fno^e ifp with love, bittet-neK, jftt'ouTt) onj o'ljnevr chvjI ecscn one of tf>en> dspned mcj Ji|T«'^''t ctagsf or ^<'o«-tH ! woUiecJ in wltn oonj^efwe anj pinion. «f»J | •fliii ovl w»tn moT-v i/e}')ins (9 1 Km /W^er J long geoiv '" ol^Uo- 1''^ ftnolk| come to tn* doij tnot Ive been woitiog ror mq »l>ole lire I o all mij prie'^''*- Mw^o W J sjerre. K^i" T, Ken, L't MicftaJ, Jokwon. |-|enr>4, K4- ^ *^^^ J l%ocrteIle, ^i/r-i^ij. \_,"™e- I on"n(|, Denton, {^portion, yiil, Vt' "4"^ ^^^^^^L ^^^^^ ■ Luke. etc. ( rank i(Ow ro** **" tne 7v9et menioriet. Vv "tnoot tjou 3W>j^ ^^^^^^^^^^^ ^fi ^^^^^^k jd be'p'ng, ruppor^n^, lictening to all R)t| unnece(fi3'*kj joket nnj ^uidin^ ^^^^^^^^^^k ^^ ^^^^^li'^l '^^' ' r™^>^'t vouUn t bfive moJe it trJt f-^r You gutic <9re ^^^^^^^^^^K^nB ^^^^^^Hl Jef ii^'telij i^n important ayapierr- <n n>i| life. I o oetti). I ccn k imocjine ^^^^^^^^^^^^^PRK ^^^^^^^^^H r^ot 4viv<f^g i4CK>. relpin^ me vith oil the pr^oolemc | encountered. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^n^^^^^\^^^^^H tijlkov] to me Of< tna pnone for* noins ev^rij night <tnj meet ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^■ri^^^^^l imp^rtantii^. f£icrif«:>ng ro mvcn for* me lou <rr^ c^rhair^'n ^^^^^^■^"^^" l>,9,«t rort of ^, l.f, I LOVE L'' "^o D.J c- ■ being tHer* fo^- er.-i. ] kno^ I i»^<iqi ciii>tV'b'*(«tf)l4KirRli 'v<v^Tc[*>\'t<i •fiLt; amitnin^ co^ttn^tctive byt [m tnjin^. Too guH« o"^ *:■ ?f/H ^IsHI I— ujltjA jntJ Dotvftorp tjuice Twn; ttere fincill^ done. kz»I^3Js remembeT' tn>7 ■! jt-st tne beginnmti, Oee ijou itrcund, ■^o*. i kat was m\) experience •■hen | fii*tt &jme to or^v'Z> '" C^yswde 4. V *f9an lote*' cinJ / r«*t tfllier". its tne tome f«elin(i 1 jet wnen I tntnk of tnw pckoQi. To ttia teocneiT/coacne«/R«v decpite tne nHiculouc omountf of nomeNvork. pretciices ona earlxi noming rebe^iTf^'r, i)Ou-re oil gpRst. Dont jvW a mtjjle scnoo ' r ond go on rtT^ff leaver ji^ yet! i o tne p">en<»c tbfinkc foi" to Tiflnn timef of enjle« wy^ntei* anA >*igbt< I II never forget, Annl^. I errxj, (^rotiairi. 40^ gug*- tfi*e e)«e<oma and y^ncower woe incredible. \)(/e are going b^ck Cr'wJgeon, n»n b*^ - ijoup fam ■. tne best, ar^a III b« tvr^ to lurk/I've in ijoiit* noute a^air> \ tie t^vC of ijow, tjow kftO« «ft>o ^cw oiHl onj ttv>l qou ore mi^ life I np^^+r-g. detpite o«r ^ rong -repetoire tMt Uvti" O i3"<i ^ kaif mi'jte; '■ ' (>e rumour. | nonkv to L)oi ^niaiola.s (^mnclon ■ tUng iti VO^Te «wcomB. | o all of d»e teacnei^ to ^om twe proviJet' ■ moft (lifricwt cnollenge of yom* coreer, ijoone ^come To mi^ P'ienJt »eve rtaa good times oi co^boiic, epvot timef in togoT jnci tometimef «e even kxJ fun witnoot <iny coctumet ot oil v/eve ckiiT^ counUen moment« slept ot eocn otber^ nouiee onj .n btinlu. rt-atjeJ vp v>te e»nj «oken yp mhi^m^nltj Afirlij onj kept tne good timer flowing with tne (a^wdo. Mo^ever, tnromgn oH tne good dnd, dbove <hI, tne bdo. weve been to^etner \-tstr tnot. qoo ore elemol'-j ■welcome Mom onj \JaA. jve pi^ovsn tc qoo tbot *(0w con mJeej pTy>Jijc6 the perfect cKiU; rlom, ] kncHr tnot J»^v^ng me to ;j bor cnlij giv«n i|ou lime lo rw<t' !■: *' ■. t- r'^r^ *> -n^i b-o(. ■ tne gift of nov«»g fometntng to <Kp«r« to. If >■:■>. •" leverol «eonc ifouT« redcOng thi* onj i^ou f welcome for tkdt, too It eor mg glenture 11 %k/X gL»r /: !ve come to eippi>»ci(ite mg obiiilij to leorn, eitpirrience <*■ ■nderctdAd |— cm tn« | tnonk m»j wonoerK'l teocnerr »rhi.ve 't'<' ■■-*: ■hnoogn tne preeoviouc wotert to toe other ride, ("oi-ng, |— roter, cinJ (-orbec-tj, our coifiJor comorcioeWe ono ort »>oom fvn *Ji nn«e<J. ykdnkt foi" the entmetg of nowr time. frienAnip ond ;<4)pori [ve tdken odvdntoge of tne omciiing opportunities |vo i>»i'i (jf.on etpeoollg in d»^ onj otnletiOf. To m^ council: N-tztP TME BEAT, to mg .occer gml. PUT A POOT IN IT, :.n^ t.> mx, c^* dnJ my codcK. LEGSBACtCARMS ARMSeACKLEGS. EVES IN PRONT OP VOU All mg Sends tkonkt W -^-^t U-q o-e^i^ >- ^.eJ ■■ m«^ tnofikr for inrtigt>t>ng mg rpendtng wdijc the oinne« onj oil the ji»«.f .,-,,. or,* 1— inoltg to m»| wonJerfvl fdmil|| wlio Eocripceo so m.^-h . eJvcobon (if»d thic roller coocter ride to cff^eh^-^'. rr"r., 1' . --,(.^/\[j Oo. I believe in «jou oil ond *e •^H ocnle^o mjn-ij '.xp)e"d.d t^-in^! □ass of 07 ' &-ic &I, len ..:.. -}...\: '.. -M pcr^rt: for iU Icrj jouvn.^ ,f .,■, I ■ tcliDol lifa- 5 ijBflrf of boorviing Lfe at oML'O **» ^^•N e^e^-ti^ui, jltnoi>gri everij ijecir wijr atnKi«^ ihe same Touti'ie | nere »ere moni) op? (Snfl ftowrvr QoinQ on, but M' newer forget an tr>e Dottoo Di*»c. m> tke We nignts, ^H ine l>o<»»\9ing octiv'^er. <jiI tp« cnwt'"3 <i *"" ngnir^ cnil, alt tne noL^<e Jii^nev*;, oil tne pr«p timet, ana tne not '^og mgUI AU to a\\ tke boarJmg );f«i-<r \^^ Mode Itl A'tUua^ •-« mignt not D© at tre rflrne place ne't tieci-f'. i »i*h 401/ ta'l tne be^^*^ OaJ gooJ iucM (M^ung Mwc-r.. A-'-^^'-e*. ArtKur. Qlcv^O. B*r>for. r1n"y. T i/Tf) At \asi. tn^nh? to «lr tha houie ptsTsnts efc-peoa'li) to ■■■■,", : ,; :..- ,1,= ,™f.u,. .4 Bolton. P»™J SMU? G'..! B'jjr^i.ng l.fe in Sh'IUS '« ''ke iivng >r> .an «)cten(JeJ lov%e ^-itti counties* pluggeJ tolletr, loui:* rnucic next Joo^ onj go«ipi on tne it^iit-jrflvjf, iflncJ tjou coutrf pcwnblij be locked out Qij ijOui* i^omniato foT tne wnoie J04. |t i> ■^eirtJ to ^ruire tne come dining room, fiSffie fiir and tame spirit wrltn AO people evei'tjooij, but we rtiti m^^cJe it I kji/e pirmlij oelieved j-or O ijeeiTv trot oetpite not winning hoir-'- ^*i"ief (veli. ^«e do...ronie), XV'nJow « ctiH tne best. Inc.*' vI '^^ I rtot ! T'^oHij «i«s tne timet ■when we bad nooJIe pai-ti^^r - itcned moviec at mijnighfc <»nd when we j\/9t I04 on tne ; '■''-'" Ooke m the tuitmer. | will oico miti tne footttepf we took tr> tlTtu/n Mall, altnougn weve been complaining about it ror* J year? ii^peciol tKonKc to my -poofrimate ■*no hr^-- bet-' be-"i-^ v. -■' ti.j "ir-.-neit ro^ i^ H'e^w: I bonki fcoucilt mij Inrienjt »t>o )ni«d me tl^i^ugr tre nappij ana foa times I bank* to the c anj e:p&ciat'i| to mi) romi'ij wbo maae oil tbif Kappened. 'To.w el, ^ Q/,»^. eL CONGRATS GRAD -2003:';: P".J1, I ,-..,!,;. k ., fji* I bavB com-e jlnce mij pi^t ifeerf fit ^rlUo. [now. bemtJ ttT-efred out about banding m tni? graa vriteop, | realise 'it tir-.- jt to lea^e very soon i^irst op o'l. I wowd like to tbank mtj fjmilij fo'^ all their support. Oeid, 40^ a-re tne gr-sateet inflcence in mij life. M-^m. qo'f ■;li<speJ me into tne person wbc | om no* Anfo. nQv at-e tU beet i-FsH-pil I io-e ijou all. Ncm. thank? for olwoijs being there for me. ZD'J'^'^- ' '""tb 4W ^fere bere with yt. ^ibat •^^j, ] couid sbo* Qovid P >ftbo 40U realt(| .are'). CMO. n^l deorect friend, mij life would bave been 70 borLng witboul nOV. t bank? f 'ot for ijour svpport +— inollij. I would like to tbank all mt) p^endf at SMUS. MO'. l<"o- .-L .,0. .,-ei I LOVE YOU OS'^F AMD I \x?ILL r^tlSS YOU ALL" naing (UtUlUII) ...6 . (mo™ tmUtboll) ...9 - (no J»a) ...graJe 1 U f '-^Kat! I'm in givtle I Ol! | \vive to itoH ftudtjing) ...gT^od© 1 1 (AP«? Coo'. Wo*^. 1" t^W tome ^ APt i* c gooj ctmount, >-i-jrit^ Pjol Yoyl' Jio. qoull [-(ait miseroo^, coid teocnerf 4Jn.J !ri«.J.) BOOM! G«.Je 1 2!i! ?008!i VWATi! I 3ra«Js 1 /'! A14W04, I twve enjoyed mtj tjear? at orlUo i '"■ to tnank oH "14 tBOcnerr, friend?, and fomilii membe™^ wbo fupport-- m4 oil tne *aij and wnc "»ade m*j ijear? at !^rlLJ J unfor^ettabl"^ Tjpeciol tl^anltr to m>j Irrotrer. Po-\vei, wno romebow motivated m' r->] ,r: 'I'o^emicc and (port?. |o V>P re^ of the ^rad /UUO II,-. .V .jTcitJatio" ■n'vd ke^P '" to-rrb | bava one tbing to ?a>j: | lange It tnot I ivrvitfed o ijcar ■ ■,.,., _,^-" - ,....^,v.L^' ibit t]eAr' ' -; ' ' !.i..t grod wwite ^p ^c. Sn el, '"".9 , ,.,,(., ■ I .- ii.-rf; Uoi come for me to move on, |— 'eopte ft"'j trijit ("'ii^t> rctiool 1? tne best time of ijOtnf life time for parller, f^rendttiip. dud preparing for the future - but to be nonest I tbink | ve bad enaugn of it. I rtill remember Oi^tdoor Leadarsbip - rtrugg.rng in tbe sno* ai a fir?t-trme thief taking on tbe mountains, i tnougbt I bod mode o big mitti»K« dpp'ijing for tne program^ out in retrospect it •«? ■t-^z-i* experience. Tbanks to rlr, Oonnollij for all tr»e Itr* wrsonc ■ ■ ,■ ^'^f. T nonks to mij rrie»w; yjen fvr being tbare; trmilij - rn-r .(Our incigktfu' tkink'i'^; tr"*'ly r-sng. I svmugi and KocbelU 1 >- ■ putting op -witn m* l<o, our singing of Pbanlom of tb« (_)(>eiv wat tignt; AndijO for baing a gag siS- {jf^nao yo-r iiow f.rtt drawer; rtnd I J for all tbe memorres f^lr XV^'I'f'c* wtnott ^oj I bave coma so far. Porimort tbanks to W^'pflftlij for tkftir ©ndl«? support and love It was on bonour to be port of OrlUo- D^'^ of Lck lo ,vor,one, VE DESCRVC IT JJUlJLJ"l-f ill amea (S-ocii :^ro-rJ^rfJi( ocitet; " Jfcon boai*oin<j room at In* bvginnin^ or *rnf ^r < t I i^»(,Tr I iL) lime hei>6 nos tv)J It* v*r<j morm N^^T. ortrf vtvi^ -n* )o*£. I rtflv* m«t m<*ni| ^rajt pdop'e artj Iq^ vom* wi^i cloc« friAndl I hop« I c«n ttoi| m loo«:*> *ith tr'eve people <»rt*'' g*™ A^J co. ^Ksf t«C o*^ tvn^ in fTUj rojifJ to «|r(U»^t»0') I n'kM'14 mfiJo it! | j>^ i— roncoit! I ^ ■ \_/<»K*. aoJ vio*^™"- ""I •<"•* <)**»t>t fTNortK r-\ni' a"«c* I lodv • AHfon. fci*»f>o. Awe- vjofoo, ond tv<"n' Ana. of ccu»s*. 1 f^otn hWMe'r fo^ grviog me to n\on^ cnoncec to maite gooa. If I Uft ;»n4 p^enrfc out |m ro-m-mjijy (m bi riJ t-" 4c*.' Meoc* ^nf/r«c- © ixnc \^mt I rove to gwe a thout owt to oil tne lifon- in *l^ *" ■? lifevt r>nce kindergoT-tert' I J qeci*^ at c>r1U^' ■■ ■ - - marxj o^ople con rai) o** man^ porentr «>i)ling to poif. 1 ' 'ee* to irioiK "itj mom and aaa ■ \ lo«6 you gwjt! w^'t'ioi.i ..pport and */*c<h/»H»ge*nent | ^rowljrtt k»we gotten to ■•ne*« | ' Joi(. yrittijfii^ ona Awrton«. jm pT«ttii sure Im coolc tnoo ' 14OU comoined. t o mif teocne*^, ( tvc* ifOuv« tougnt me to i(v_t:! i3t>0<jt life in ana Dst)Ond tne dorrwom and | tnank ^ou ~ tkr. I o rl*" A™ei^on artd Hiidoc, | owe *jow tow ro mycr. r •rvit ijou we tai>al>t me. a'td (ne expe*'ience ' Kave endured -witn voncvr teamr and towiT. | 6 mtj t>oi)(! | ne i^^ tn|W wit^ ofa»!l. «>cc©r and ru^og *et* atKol«/t«l^ nutt UK, *ar amflnnj u - r- I s tre grfls, |m niTprired i^ow CCold C^rodt of *JO. I wiw tioo all tl>e oert of d?'o,/ 0). avisou inpuence on vko [ will bscdm^ and the patr | wrfl pvl*nj». |n rri-, "^ |ve been graced •itn oweEOme expei^^ncei, t«ir'^'-.'. - tl>at I Know will create lifetime ntemoriec and tMndt I I' iv '^r<r«wtoM, T^uoft Qatar. r1«" |_<gg«tt, Derpoistif' Mrc, KJiinrk. 'MotW Natwre" - tkintt^y, .,0^. KavB all ^ profowod afreet on mg fife and mt| dn-ection. ^ta>j tuned - 111 on a-. tooeni Ami<Mt rnn ttudiet of Kie^ce ana bigger tftlngf in life, Iv^ been Netted wiw the liket of ria^ron-oJair', (^autn*r, f^rti;- ■.'/' :>mf, |<aid and (— lumor •Ko nave all neJped mo appreo^!' • mmic, drwma and tne pei4o''ming oHx, \ Mnke to m ^ ■ .- ;rtcri"fice*, afw ecp9C'»">k r ou mode Our e.t'fij p>■^^^ r^- -■-■ '-'•■ '-'■' I )g '••e'-'K. \ love . ;'jrt entering tne oe*i oect time of our Kv«! P) c^elc & OflC C.C'igTvrr C^r^A (_la:^ Od* ctinijer LVm nxnii internal'ronal t''j '-cef. noyif of Itwi «leep oi\4 mcr. t«tc tnan | care o> pf,'..-'unr jjnd ^et | am no more dee"* aocu^ ■ K'tir* yian urhen | arrived. ) Kanlir to all tne p*iendt and leudifi .l>o rnared ia>^m and lecture;, Ut» night pnoner CalW and tett ': iperiencof and equation?. | remember tne reemingln mconceiwpH ><Kept of gradvaton UvroMgn tne ei^e* of on 0l«mentar^ tcnoo' 'i/dent. no-vever, tne imagined jot| at tne end of mi| tenool i3a.i '-•^litii a norvouf uncertainttf. |t will be odd not to retwm to t^- >mfort of lite familiar face? and tne perpet-^ol noire of on{tn>ctton next i#ear - n«rer to tne fi/turet *e cannot ^■.^f- b- ..■ imagine. Ciyood li/ck '.^raA UO! Class of 07 (yscar LDunin a el cyt aso G'vJ 03^" l-u Gcj t,™ fL« \>;4or, I , "i jt Sf-'K ''- iUr&e ne^ivf jgo, I k'>e*' tnl? (ltIioqI vouIJ be tiie bevt one tc ^r-oJyate from o'lJ i wos figKt. | will never for-get all tne gt'i; '■ t,^« ^t SMUS. •n»:.=B4 ROBI tl^e Me«lc»r, c™». S ■. tlltinKC for being mij roomfnale anJ no one will e^er" replace qou .^li tke Ujh; onj cjiws tnianl^? for tf>e «ofiJer{-J t.mei. 1 n-^nkr m< onj Jdd foT all ijOui- support, without tjou j wouUnt be ^■.>ie I ' n^kt no*. 0'"<^erelv. il'e^«' rl- ori'cdiec QDinJiev ,,>rl tlic TOrlrl. w<t to i ■Si'U., ! firH "^..,J >. j:;.,iB m™, -.tl. ,. to. of frocW^< ,.nJ »n .Aussie .accent I thought gvaavoi-Qf* wowla never come. Vy^"© '^^'J , do-i-n? rfinj part? tnal verre meeting flltogetner bot w& mnj^ 't-- L'"'^'^'- '"M ^'^^ ""'^ "^"'m '^'y" ^cr.ool fweetneorfc, yrom wolk'ng bo^k [t'oit; ^^k Ui^i) l<^ec in ike Tnow to calcuiwC nemewoi*K, 40U r tke'«. I couiJnt kcive mode it wtWioul ijou. jo my fellow Jttirtrtnt directoTv-, tnar-k 400 \\>'r k^epii^g me itane d*/^ng tKe fnur>Col, I II never poTgel ijoy (or cuUequentty tne c^uotdt we collected cer tkj lost 't> montki:), I ♦jil never *iilk mto .^ Otorbucv o-^ ■Ajtch 1 ijra Dfinki reJuce .a wianncibe model to teci-rc ^itnOk/t tkifikin^.^ of tke 314'"'^'^? 'l^upersl-jrs boordtng woulJnt n^ive be^ Ulf OV fon »,tl,out. ,0.., PirJI,, rJ liU to ii^^A -'I P^rc^t- K- Onii) rtC'J^nter jlnioft ?■.' " , cJ:!i-z CDt '.9 p,,f,. I ',ic 1? ].j;[. tfi© beginning of OLn- journey. \Jonn ocnniidt. Im nook©'* You know »40wi*e niij boo ana lit never- be oble to get enowgb of you ! P. LP P.-»»,. onJ Ror.»U neven forgotten Mon, D«l. f jng, Auntij )— l&'en, 1 <m<3, I ke guiding ligntc n- ti-j ■*-•:—"- "<-. fon J,=,= bel«v,ng ,n m, AlfWJ. AleU AnJ-' • r\vfki/r, Dinnielle, ^ric Cz^ei'mitin. C^iloritJ, 1— lenrij, ._)r.hn---' Ke..n L. MoJJ,, Monlga., Ri.UJ, RocUlle. S^- D. - Tim ^u. Vennut, Kevm N^/ TL£'r>i,-- fo'- tU m.?moJ-'ei- f',' to"ck. Mugo. Ken, |<«<,ng. LuU SI'lUS U. been Jiff,-,- *itkout i(Ow g<Jijt- A!«'n, A'^« I 'ng- D'^T-rij (Jr TD'^'-nn, b"!'''" C^'-'^t.ne. Jon C- J'-^'" Lui. Kw'" Wo L>nk.n, Molt. \ St^pk L^u. 'Wilcon. full: \r\coir,paT(Ai\e to of^iWin^ else. '_-> ijp vitk IJOU guiJI kill d€>*pl4 impocted me. flucfi lov-; U..>" 1 Roger*: | couUnt nove tasked for kettei- nouv Kour o«"i cpec'ol onJ <alone place Venu^ I / E %or/m &/zc ,-,j G<.« 'oa^ (^ asA Ci'( 'Cins "'//: c^in cvijre^v -^ur '^uci-tJ'^J e/perii;'>':ei -JT - *'kile I'^.t lirniKn.j 'I ,>m to • tk* limit from n to inpnitij [*here n It flll our mpmorierj of tke njm p^m / to n [wkere i' it the Deginning] of f of x delta x. <it it Ir equol to tk« integral from « to o [wkere a k tke ven, fii-;( .' :.mnnfe or»d fc ic tke verq latt momontj of fCvdx .J wkiit if impof^nnl K not Ine nwtnematict iti-^l' i"ip->Y*tant if no*' it a'protsBt not onltj oi/r mdividucil G.'porier";ot. b'' it r .pre^^er too tne cwlective experience ve Ki3«e crested togetner t fiock otker tnot wnick ire tfiar-e. II :-..: w.,.j ,.,..A./ it w«n» <an aft<»r dinner sUep,' LHJizanqlm crorqii mm Kini r-k, .,e-,-. ^t St M.--!,™!: Ll"-'e.-;.l, S^l-J •"■-r Uen !,U -- werij long nnd exciting relotionikip >*itk jevera! ooi|C. girli orij .■ r>\ tke t^ickei-t- Nj^ell not redlli^ b'.rl no*- I nova qOur ijttenti--.. -o SMUS ■" g^^^'e 10. on innocent little ickooHos eu:,.p,ng Um tke cLtckec of GNS- \)^U" I ^^^ '"M M ^i' kere to ckeck out tke <cnool | ■•JCTit vefr^ iiff-e if it ^M the (>' ■ for me, yntil luncktime t I'ememoer going to luncn ot t^^--^- I flj fOMing. "It'f all Hou can ertt"? REALLY"? TMl' SCHOOL IS AWESOME!'!" I end-^J .p u.n, .<.., wkere I would kove 1 1 platot ond nearlij ikro-w up m mij n«xt clflpp. Ynf. tkoi-e were fome good timet Oi.'rpriiingl*j, 1 kave not become mortalLi oleie. | rr>anoi3eJi to figkt off *^k» crtlori« b*j joining tke fowing team, tne t-ugoij toam and my man4 kourf of o-orlyng oiil. | Im friendi kove been a gr*t>t joq m nnj ijear? <at SMvJd Anaij. Adam, O'^B^' Allan. Dowon. qow all kavo beert great friends ttrj \ vill '.onlinye dalk.ng .jou on P^iiokooli nnd .4W>.' dor." foom »indr-^«^ '-i ■■ Class of 07 c) mmcm Mi • it btft n«t ted!* 4hat 400 Tee' Decdvce tt>ose wric- rot olenJed together io tuch tf poirtt triat 1 cdnt tell wnicn ttedf If M.^.lC^ I tii»r>K-7 t> rW \-i.eiA for ftfijing my name ^igrt on the [■«■,•<■ Jfii^ jnd for n^ncl. 1 hdnlif mom for holding itiij n^ind tn-rouyk evm^i) f'Qject onJ r&citat'Oi tnct I (jgomsej ovef. and ddd for tuMiy trer^ to tjrn to wren mom wat tiil\''i9 over 014 life t— in(?ll(j to tt-ose 'riBidc. i^ouve been ike beet part of nign vcnool kjeoTj, ^JeniMj, | LOVE YOU' La..ro. 400 talk a lot, £fn. r»eat and blood f-M coccer. K.«'t"'"4'^ Of^d l-^i'eij great fun twing doncing, | errij thanks for deep converr<»tiont. | lianl(s, Heatner, for liitenind|. (^rabanr^ "-'jT- being mij pi^ncning bog, e»nd Z.ticn for bein^ mij midget buddi^. -— <^fie croiij timef f'-i "-> '■ '' T'-^^^inB? L'ci^ (^^'ilt tcif of Ini'ghf n. '■ g iT>i) bert friE' ftli of 400. D© wrio 'po .^-Tt ■irij ind dcjnt matter' and tnoie tMa ^isxibclh yiiilbanH ,U, kf.:o.,",H..U. M. p., . l.ff",3 •' 1 C".ifpng j-or u( to come wp vtih vcmo sort of brtilnTit fne<srt£|ie iJ-.it wli! mflke teait ^J\ in tblrtij yeav^. byt s<jmmov>t\n<^ (ill (be • He'-.jmgan? «e follt bove gotten ii>b5 in tne paft foi^ i^ea^i ii.,^, tU most difficult to?k. ! "loH give beort-felt tbnniLc to ... , teocnerj, who have mentored me ana guided me towar-dr being a «ell-rounded, well-veMed and «ell-«poiien IndiviJoal. bot I tend a wlnt; cjnd a nudge to mij beet dude: wno tieep me real, | nere cn'e peopU we met at tbif icnool wbo mean ro mvcr to me. ai^d | dont kno' ■ih-A ! «rll do not fee<n0 i)Oi> everyday. Vw itnout mentioning bow ^*tcome •/■« "li '""" '-■'■ '^-- '"'.■cb I love tbi? (cbool. | give nm fi^iL-'i ■.-niute vind I- ■ — ,. to tbe rest of tbe grcid'; ^^ tJa pw m < cuntnonc I SliLv 9ucL geon mij fa mil tile prtft ce' tougb La fie '^e'lrv- rper.t at thic ..■ci'Jttr-f.jl ,-i*if.rtior-. nriue been tougti, ■ |ve 'eoTined that no matter now bard fometning it. you rtiil npc nave fome fvn. A? tne go on to tne ne>t pnafe of our life, I - page from the l<everendi boolt, rela/. settle into yoyr ;eaU', ■' ■ J breatb in. Jeep breatn out, live 'n tbe moment. T^^otf all tb?' . "1 Juct go "-itb tbe flo*. dont d'^'e'l in tbe pact of We in tbe X".' I a>te it one daij at a time or^a tjoull do fme I bar^kt to m^ bi /!.acb for putting up «itb me, ji\a to 1 erry and OuT-t for L'' kum-jur. I bfinbi- to C::'rabom and C^iH for keeping tbe mood ''-..•' m Di'^'ug') (not tbat it was reallg tbot dark anywaijc/ f\ bi.vj- tnanK you to K,atbi'yn for all tbe walhr bome ending in bofc cbocolate, popcorn, and C^ol I" never fofjiet tb,:,;.-- /^^'-.- upportod arid put up wltb ma for ._0. tbankv. I Know it muvt have Been ' • 1*?, 40U .^uijt (ire tbe be^t. ^^caa luck (dlmn 0fall Mo-re'< to tbe d.--4: ai Sf'IU, Me'-e'c to friend*, ti- famliii arit preparation for tbe futyi-e b-leres to tbe *a!k« to f-l'ik'de. tbf; j-ortone Vl/W and |— ujia. b-jeret to tbe Cflrcbaby blue, tbe derignoted | IUa. and tbe |— lyundai, \cbore bone-that tenng b,j' would affect my bearing for life ]— lere? to I olmie. the perfec meetii'g ana retblnking point for all ibe nrgbt< tbat didnt go ^"t punned i o tbe placet tbat *e alwa^r k"8w we wer^ welcome open boMfe on tbe oceur,, tbe rock band mancion, tbe house bij i- cb^jrcb iirri tb« «bool Mere; to up^dand get-togetber^. euro tratber; cind higb roller cacino opponentr. I O the timef that f^'- entertainment we could need m tbe world came from a dngle ci. ai\A a group of friendi. I o rugby, all tb^ guiji, to tbe torn-, tc ■1 t-.-ll-..,^-,i...:.- .,,..1 !+■; onl,, oean '-■«,'■ ■^v.>v<. K,,t | k'lo* iTlI'Mjb h^r compietely changed my life vv 'tboyt all of tb© teacber and siudent tupport, I would nsv^/y have found the cowt^age to plunge Into tbe great black bole of mucic | bankc t,o lall of tbe teacberc for loving fcbeir ^jf -tt ai^a for making me love them too To my pat-entc • j bope 1 ,1 know bow grateful I am to bo graduating here. | bankf to tbe mufic department, youv© given me everything and more; to tbe mt/(ii;al c^a the tboat^e society, tbankc fc the enco'/ragemenl. tbt direction ar.i the opp oi-^jnitiei; to the fc^ngluh depa'ntmont. for the id*^K ! *OL>!d ■^'iver hove understood if not fwr poetry and ■ ■■.tTot j'o K ln(ill.,f. thankv to all my friend* for Being comt." vou)-<:iK of cbill .n a tehool that needf to tak"* tho occationu*! great eKpertence. ano I cant iKiit to cea wbatt yillian OlarfDer ■■■■■■**"'!ia iKoHCovia c7f ( an -IS 't>**k». S™"^ J»oij< tn«w« foi- m« trro^^fi 0/XiA Im«»c 0"J tj I o rni^ \trG, love ijc^ anfJ .^.■'oJ liick '" nOui* J""" - (?/bV.s- ^f/UY C.s.s/CYI ^f, a\-vvv '^cngristf and <•' - -XtlV fO'' Aler. .■ '^*v«i, l-it»n.-.oh i>nj dtpfrC-alU blitt for (;(«r,t.*ii .i4rT>onr Mowf*, tM^Kf foi- Oil ^i>u'- iMppoH ond im fl.p.?t r tf>rcogn<K,t Uw g«»rc and | wkti . .■»id Bo'to"- r-O'' ^" "*« f^Btdr, I m gtxnc) r - ner* live;; M nrre to kftOp in iowcn! l-'l ,i p I'lcNeii Horwey, l^ope tnot tfou k»ve *)., 1 t«re (K 1 did f>eT^ and lnonk( fw ine (_Krirtiflrvo l-^onaUo jrd lov?. At I toiJ( tack O" ft) \\'Mr^ ot SMUS I ^-eoMe I owe VlB^- ^ CI lot of p^jpU iaf> enOTnwjuc tnoinlv }^t«t to a'l mij te*cnew ond ^^^^^^^B ^^^^ ^ cotfcr'«f. I co^^ oe^iA to tnonl( t^ou enou^n for Delievi.->^ in me o^o ^^^^^^^^L ^ ^^^^^^ kelpin^ rne t}e!iev« in mifteif. ecp«CKiII<{ to Qove S'"'^- I "^^ ^f- ' ^^^^^^^^^B ^B ^^^^^^B ji tk>nK (^u to Motdf. \jf<i^. ^r*a v^"<*e^' becouce aitnoiit <|0'j ^^^^^^^^^ft ^H^^^^^^Hi prol>£iUij wouldn't kiveVtcU|ed l^et<e. >n wK^it I once Vfowcjnt wtir '> ^^^^^^^^^H ^^1 ^^^^^^^H ploce Pof |-|wd<oft. 0«'^' tNJi^ v>e (^emvxru or>d ^'' ^^^^^^^^^^^^^H ^^^^^^^^H ind teom-mai?9. witn out iiall | wovid ctiH oe tne cHuDv ^^^^^^^^^^^^H^^^^^^^^l m cOTVier. l_a<t Ovt fwt l^ost. want to tlvink ' sf rnq p{»r>eotr, oecfti^e e»flo tnougri I did give 40U a lot or gre- :e ,. J -,..... ,: ,.-- ^U, J Sf^US U t«n o.. -<«l exp«nencec | r^-^ l^i»J t) .;J ^. --..1 j^t'e ^teppin^ <tooe [■='■' ."•. To GRAD OS, PffrtM 00 a-vi leti Ifeep m tovc^ cy atmndlia €Hi ^astmne tTtouIricks A.I! gcioJ tkingi murt coi^e to ^n end. Dot | •oiodnt «<>I^t it to ^' . i ifck iSrttj otre*" peopU oi" at ctnij otnof time, I o tre |\|teni craw, -1 -.inr ond foi-ever: (n'W'. P-rein, Tree, Stspl^ t"*J T oor. rt«v«>- 79 ti>e aUlitii to Uu^K at ijourselvai. I o all tne owvpr L-<di«?. w -■^ ©acfi a'na^i^^g .and I love ijou all. I o tne boi{t. tjou k'W* i»no ■, .-)>■«, tn^nv fc rnaking me l^iugn when 1 n»edM <t tnort \ynav '4Cv never- get t'rreJ or **ii( taorv. To tK« 0*0*1 |wniN. qow are •ncr^diDie, y\n. Ao«'iou*. tnanlt? fo"" tl^* countl*cc noi/w conui^Kf.' rre matn |^ drop dead gcJ^geogf. I o evwrqone I kovo IcvwJ jlat . '-(> waq, ivnoever nat made me cnj and mode nw lougn *' 1 .^tlsCT nwmoriec ar« unf^-r^ettotle: Mt.Tcimie/Ns* e.^«^/To9«/V**:rtlffr/dL/rpe«/M;DrAe^H r^t/'. ^f J f.-Koc- liM Je« - ijou OI* famik} to m^. - I love t^ov. L/«" - I ""s ijoo. ikjnkj foT> ) me evsr^^lni'Vj wJI alwoqc be olixM*. Colore ■ rtan ttrong and and (-Tiivid a WvJO. H««0 it real l_ive tilte l^o^j were duina. alreadt) rlu* crmmcjs ■v»l'* i!»*oi<>e T^ rs3tt t»<> -I* in tvviTviina have teen ook'fv^ at os/r grod c^ow, and efpeoailk) at lf>e peop"* •**o jn-«ec'Ju ■npu^^ced m*) life Tnanv afW I w'l' '«'« qOu too, all mi^ rr«ndr. •Kat would I liav* done wtW'owt 4GU? TKe Entente tiud^ •eeke"'*" r«.A(?.t; t >-..r» ^laTKtert. roof e^curiionr, food, pool, fosilr.l .■■'■ -:J. lt*o™( *(Ow «"» I 'I •"*•« MCv to ove-- . ^4"^a'v o- L> t-jarveij! Mo matter -wriat role i*oy ploymJ v^ it hat impacted me forriel)©*' onJ mode me •■no | am toddt|, I k-mk j,3j to fl'l n-.^ teocrerf, parentc and nouie-parontt for >^eeri'>g - ,-- '- Graduating t^^xn of VOOO. W^gti ediooJc I to follow i|Ot/r ^rreamc. "^ l^la, 0fsu •"e ^D-^T' ''c^ ill •■■:— ^ver ^e fie rremcy of my t^'^h rtnoo' 'itti 'i^^n I flip tnrougri tnij- ijearDook >A. comenow tnank-ijoyf are never jppropriaieii^ nor fafrltj given ('ere - tnov^n treij do 'eem to ho eternal »ken •■ritten in iUo i 000-c«aracter tpace. A t^'ncere L'-iik ^o-j to tnoie tkit nove affected tne t>o») writing tliic and V ri'-'oce that Kove given rt»e n^mentr 000 or good. I r-ere Jc nothtr.^i more fitting than to de«criDe O-yr liver ac a roller coacter ride. '• SMUS l»*f twen tl'e datneit ctyrdiert an4 nrort comfortabU cort we Kave Kad tKe pUature to ride in. Aft**- klgk ccnool oe ■ •^ken care of. ni/rtwred ana annoyed wil' not come at eati'ij, nor ■ ' ~ be treated like ck'idi-en oni^ longer, \|vftat I »ill mire tbe mor: z'-e dep*nder>ce Ofai imTf"*-.- ^ '■- '<'''' *' '—■■ ■'■'* f* . MUS kof been an ekpvnenc^ hard co capture <n ihk parovj ' t rt a miWtone -rtM reacned. tl'e j-.irl .,j1; -.J ^f ^OOO r^eep up nOwr brigkt rwordc. for tre qossofOT 1 ■ r ^c^Jjx^ ''Jever before couU i ncive oeen oble to ccnpi-eriema U^e pi>ofownd n^irtgat a <c^ool can nnve on an« tipe, |rv mi^ sin ()«<»-f ot ortl_'o I ve not 01I4 gi^own ocaJ^fritci'^fi. out hove also 'earned monij .alwdWe lif* Utto««iJli|, I «r!il lie leavmg tW plow |ve leofneJ to rr jcn frs>m. ^one ore tke Jt^ijt or nigh rcrool, out I am reodi) K'' •^e nev. Go"*9 to SMUS ^■''^ '■'i...r.>..T" ., nrnoavsA me for mij •jtuT-e. Q*er elnce grade 7, |"-r "iJ left fnendr. |ve yi^gueJ *itn iecicneT<r, end oave gtc-i ''m [<.ii- vfat^ Of py,i.5JimenU. Reoellion. | we teoT-neJ. not it* time and place, f— omtiij f'^r flko ptai)eJ an impor^nt role in mij education. /ArtB*" **"- '^ wjt rnij pcirents wno funded my edt/C<it>on. (;^etfeing we moti out of mui edycotion Ua7 keen up to me;, and f tjeKe\-e tli^it | hn-^e done so -^O'M to tcKoO' «ve^ msr^in^ n^c not CSBn an eat\^ feot. bvt I n<ive -^rrrtv^f^d and k*ve grown «) n»w:li. | lionk \iOu. jr\(Jj. ("0^ i-ov'id'ng me witr. iwcr on */»ncning iiod edvicjting ekp^nonce. yrcuKini cJucjlis cJnnrm cJsmad -jiiure. yuccesv, ttrongei*, friend ana fomily msmber givet me cnoice-r tc' decide wno | am | ne rytwi-e it {^Iwoijt j-ormed btj eocn pertoni .i-?cirion and e^cn otnert i>eipcnfe, |o tne O-JOtiont j have made ar-d -ollo»ed, I om tnianltful to all of my friends and familij. 1 ((.now 1 4' 'I A give m to mi^ vevPHoessey anJ doubt «> wat I con continue tc i ^cKieve onJ to llv-? > '■U 'r-rl-J | Jeiir-?. A.im fn '—'■ ■:- -,..)- ond ttiTve I'or' it I— net.dinip II ijnneceiijrij, h\e pntl&t&f.Kn. lii^^ crr^ It nas no o.'Vvr.-al val'je; ivitner it one of" tnote tningr W>ot givet vaK*e to turvtvoi. C-' S- /_ew'>' \)ve rtove nod grsot timet and not-togreot timet, U + it it tne gre«rt timet we *ill olwoi4t remember. | honk ijou to evefijone, from mij best friendt to tnote people wno merelii tmiled "1 'Ke nallwo^^ ond evertfDodij in between, ^pic Cfjcitng adventure; to -ilttpring, norwhdk in Rotntrevoi-. Mnontom of tKe Op«*W in . ancouva^', bow pa''*" ■" "■ ' ' -Ucr ond tWpiePC nigbtc dui^ng tne ■nuiicol. I^rortt v^ - '.' ci\v^a meeitngt outpide O lC*lct'^ Kot^l r^xjm, eg^pianz. ^j.t-ie,- in -r.e L)ominican and iKi/rping ihe tkrone of (—iejwen ijiing ontij tma'l Kitchen utentilt room I— rom ^rocfe O to gr.3de I ^ t'e v^ pL-iytd, gi-: «' L,[ cirni .-imjte'ii not mati^ed tnot muck, /\nd ijet fiow *e at'e headed to univertiti^ and aroynd tne world, «'hen it teemf like fjerterdoij ■*© were ttill triT-owing woodcnipr at eoc" oUier on tne > the production ICO. I,?ijgrc »e wore dretv snirtt c i I't rjilet kindergeirten clotv, wK©re ijej, ■ -,e. to ^rade t I *nere Intteod we i»eor ^retj rweott. |_ooltfng ■ ik on tne O ijeort spent living In bo>fl''ding <ind onother ID Ot O ■- diwdent, I cont thi'-k >r muc^ Id ••ont to cnonge about t^e t-i-^ .c ;pent nere. , nnii f-riendrr ■•netr^ ,. -ci .r-.;htimet tpent on tre fe'.i inj-vi^k,.,;, afternoont rpent 'augning ovmelver titl(j on toil vi ■ .- Ci'mpin^ e«Cvrtiont, o few long howrj (pent doing M»e OU n^ui- famine, mony longer boury tpenl at tne rloc o™* unfovgettflbie tnf to otner corne-ri of tne world. i*6ve bad owr fair rnare Of good trme; and made tons of memoriet that 1 1! look bincli on *ith a cmile 1 - t— le.atr.er eipe-ci-s'lit. hOl- ^^re tnere for me before m\\ life t>t oMIw'S "•!"" «ven be^un. /\nd to the manij boijr whove been ii^ yamacle t— louts over tne pott O ^eort, ond O fe* of tne '^mtlo* ',(,'■!; too, tLnk: for- Tifiking ii^M life tUt rriL-c!-. rnc'-e interetting. [hJm g^ cmcj si-jl-.t. Titi*. 1 am al'O'jt «. burti mto t^arj p-om *ritin(j tnit ^ivi. •>ito^p, /\n\jnow. looking ba<:K at tbe pott tr-ree tjearc at ,.jrll_Jo- I r«membeT» tnore time | tpent kongmg owt with mij - ■■iJrJr in eacn otn«n room late at night, crijing on tne phone f - and trying to got up for" nnorning reneartolt. j na'je ■ ;'id got (o mucn incredible experience fr«m going to "jMLJ J •*>!€« I eouldnt nove done without great twpportt p->T I ,.-,',. I 1 .>"l( jjQy fo rtwck ecpecialli} mi) mom, ana \ love \^o. '.ntoma frjendf. qow knftw vbo ijou are. Pj*) nigli ■ ■: : 'it of lifelong memortet and [ will not forijet onij pi«r ..e now oil and lotr k«*P in towck And. to tne dotr of /'.J.JO. congrofeJationrI ^e ^J t' LHaafn 1A< Cfines Hiif^.nbi-'lUb-. ' ijou wbci ««rent dvore, lv6 £ i.fe l^^t been ^t Sl'^lUS r-or tnote of ijou wnp iB^rent dvore, Jve otten<>ad me rcnoot tince grade I . I remember tre p«op!e •no were at tne tcnool back tne' ond I remember when rtwdent«- joined ana wnen tnei( left. It war tbe SMUS communltij tkot I gre>* wp in, SMUS tt»>d^tt or- l-acult(j tnot were mij priendt ond mentorr, tne onop «no »era tne'-: iTjpport, ond thore wbo reiped me i-ealue mij aspiratfont. It k ; ■-.r- tkis tbot I would like to talut« iboce wbo kave (bored tne e»perieftce tincg grade 1 . ond to tbank tnote «tio rave nelped onJ M, fciiS wSKfSKm- ^Picioi'ia LKci' tinj «A«in fAet/ tlo. iif onAf an oppo«*(txwt(f /or* ttnointf ftory to en r C^L FrierwJf, '•orJr frtil to J«rcrio« now mucn 111 mm *|Ov AnniB. *T.f.c oo mtf fello'* poet, itr oeen t««tve wcJemfbl i|«aTY. ^<ick m^ favoi/rito bffpirla. purpla cl^ittlet ~ love. Vick4, «* «i!l owai^i^ nemefTibe*" j^witri^. |_flyra, 1 fin^lij atimik. to ijowt* *wp«t*iof Ktv^wledcje O*""""*. *t°v *"^ overofna. I vn. b« ev«n(U»r'»g ijOu woit to be, |l{ miK you. A l**Out owt to mn T 'WW'J wr-iet ■ *• O^e '.'c cndmpions - and to m;j pio ooJJlet for tn« h"* t'mw. I ^onkf to riTT K foi' OT«wing tin^let night <»t I n«[^ie(. Mi* Yowg roi" nT amucing rontc, ond rMr, I— irf^e— ^— ■ '- : ,— •' -^ i-. i"— I i'—' -'■^ * Dod, U>anK< for t|Oor love. 0™yn. nang in bKere onj l^eep t^e myt.c Homing. AnJ pndllij. to tne \^r^ac of Oo. live tne life ijou trnogins. w'«'' ">eet ogoin. jnoot for t^e moon, tven if *jou (ti'itp, ijowil Wno dmong tn© stare L^" D*^*" Cjtlina ^Irln-n LKun ^^•. --"'''eon rtyoent dial ibtfit row, J-ive i ^•.--^'■eo'i rtyflent <inJ in^it now five ije^T^ -emorier I Mve of SMUo <»'™ precioot • n I Mnmir. (^^ri^, ,(,^lor»o Kai Kir^ l^ , I lov« i|Du roofiMe, L'ont fortjrt tU wemo^et in Room 1 1 1 To Jl rrnj friends at SMUS letter, I tn -writing tni? , | Vs -—.---,_..__ , lUnt sell tnem for a trillion doliflr?. |_)oci, | promise | «i!lioecofre the best f— lotel'^''^ <•■■ tKe worU D"tt"fiV- ' ^o'd thj dfd to te^rcP Mr. Kflin JL/D I POR YOU An^M**- 40^ -^^^ invttoJ to mij wedding and /O- bfrtnd<jij pffrtij. |— l^nnak mi^ ft^vorite, 4OU did I ■•iH cra«e gmger tncJrttse* logetrer. support m-flo forever ^om J— jenningr, tjow are i»n owerome r»|uaw-ooll swiocker. o®1'' I 'O^e ^ou more tmin i)oy tk-il^ (^redit cetfa Roo""- mow <*** ^ unique, nope ijou succeeJ t»:l(-ffip. and Dbrman, don t fake ito</r voice on tke p C^na, leti N I C <»3<''n. work hard, n^ake if^cocre ona 'eJ tn^ iwrtn enwrof^mait Don't tl'e pnone. Jer> forijrt I'i "w^* .^j a" 'C.eeo '" to-x"! 1^ w lA/i nn It'v is^n J v-trejsful ijet memoi'^Ue fo^-T ijear^ dt SMUS Att^^oygk kaving Brown Hc'l food everijda^ Kelped me gain tnoucandt of pounds, j will mlFf its oruncn 0^'"^ -^ boai-der if hard ^-itnout friends support, SO I would like to san tnank *|Ou to nii, roommate. i_indo, for being supportive \<ir foi/r ^eail I will nilrr refidentialjif* wiinout 40U. I O all nnj friendt. yOu Know wno ijou or^. tnanl^j for k^^p'ng me bosij. \jood IikK witn tjour untveif'ttjl I o mij friend "^onio. | love qow for tjovr infinite' support ana nmnowr f nope «e can accomplice oyr summer plan! I o mn mom, tnank you for gelling at ms on tlie pf>one. V/itnout 4OU. I would not -r^ia^ v-^e ,..f,^,-tafKe or '"t life. To mij dad. ! love i(Ou for mak'ng me la, j'^ < orotner, ijOU'nave don© so mucn for me. and I L'^w,' (y/ir/.s LKmvnenv v W^^ . .;-^ tjeari ai '.^i X^. ^c niari^ gooa timev. ^c rr.,cr' time spe"'- H' -d ^fctkall during cnapel - studi|ing | cant even begin to COu' t tne number of piJper airplanes. st>ck pMpie. ^nd ran>doni picturer |v< ^ ^^^^^^^^^f ' d<-avn duT-iAg classes. Inatn not given me knowledge, as | use mt| ^^^^H ^^^^ nsrwjr matkematical rk-'lf to calcJote Ko« manij seconds ots left ^^^^^^^K A ^^^^^^ - :iss. ^nglick Kar given me wordc tnat confuse even tke n>ost ^^^^^^^^^ I ^^^^^^K||n d^P^ng of opponents Cli«m*sir«{. on ckemiftr^... r|r. (_eggait i{Oi ^^^^^^^^^L ^K ^^^^^^^^H ^ve tau^nt me now to moke mer« tnings expkide tnan antj orm^ ^^^^^^^^B^H ^^^^^^^^1 e-,g.reerl f\fji (tiftorq. hvm it repeats itcelp pMort dictAtorcfiipf ^^^^^^^^^^^^^k ^^P^^^^^l :^''^'™i| rave a wdif of cneaking mto smaller forms of government ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^K^I^^^H V^uck as councils ana sckooW)- ^MkJ ka; given me d lot. banging out on hit, Tolmie wAri friends, teacr^ers wno k»ve Impacted mi^ life < riding to scbool on mij | l av i o ij at Oam in tre windt ona r^r^t of t»r I o mt( best frien<«-, tjou gutjs retped me tvrvive; j nope we never ■-.^et wnat nasnt arreadij been forgotten. E ffdlx (X oetiicjs bert tbingc tkat happened to r naivei' times meant a lot to me. t^evin. random comments made ana our late nii gradt beet of n^ck' :■ an end: coming to oP iUZ) was one of tne bert decision; |>& ever made- I do not regret a minute of it! | be timet ft SMUS "<»** oroogkt out the best m me and nave cwtngeJ life f— mtt, I want to tnank mij parents and mi| browier; witnout tkem guidance. | wouUn't be tke same. Tnonkc for all Ww kelp afJi Support. A lot ha* rappened anji I ve met so mang amatmg people \:: nil mi) bo«)S and girlsr | «ill always remember our bmes wildlj J. kioiin^ tke oall on we soccer p.tck and kaving tne b<- L-.^r.i joking in class «»tn tjou. To e>ll D»rnacle Doijf. we war* ■ far tke H'""ieft boarding house. I will never forget nou, brotr.' A'fi"- 0<?m. and I <u\o - living m boLti-Jing -rtli gou •JS one -] " ■ cnilLsessions and t^our advice in 1 will miff our inside jok^. the |nt discusrione. I o al' tne Class of 07 T ■ r JJavuI LKi rents s ■ 'irt cncillen^in^ timec of ^m «fe. we pile* of hoTievorK aoj the •^ jrvl AO^k- Y«t tn« Kar motie rn«j time at tniy (cnool a'l tn« moi-: Qec'Oi. I r^it ^cn^o! r^; ch^ped me. onj helped aevetop tKe tnick <K'" necestonj to fuwive in the outciJe wonJ | ■voutd frrrt lik© to tnonk C^eJ. (ve nrro neeaed ijcv tKece jwffc 3 ijeats. Alto. | woulJ like * ■ tliank mij fflmilij, eTpecioiltj mij mum anA lirter. A u'3 tn^^V o^^^ ^oe? oot to mi) teacnert Yowve been tke oert teocner? |ve riaci <■ .iW tre «:liooK |v9 oeert to, Tl^afikf to r1*^ t~Tspt©p witn neT i.iipefvetT'jWB tfiT'ciwm ond enptlen witdom (iJiit being t*ie oig^est Truplemeot I could tnifik o\). | nope | ctsn ©njoij c»t muck cuccesr i ■ -et^Tity ^r I kos.-e etjoi^ed lie»-e, n4e r>MLJy •^'^cJ Gi-i^J ' '~- cJ^anifxtrd ■rrn<3T-kable. LJont vovTy tkougk, | am to Udme *^ *;ime*. tKe ^<^-idlij combination of iaaineic and unhflppTieiv '■if>^ p-cvt- cottfy <?t mij auidemic ana MCid' wfe kave cwfiert«ed. c"t* «"■ eoou^k of my triagediet. j «hov;'d tkonk mt^ teocners. I co-J^o^- pQ««ib'ij name a" of qou who hove kelpad muke mij learnmj^ :>. fu'filling as it couU be. rln ITiendi, tk,ank,{ foT- tne Uv^nc. | will co'^tir.ye to cnerirk triem f>ar (ome ttme. | am torry if I ever made t-.t-'trigr unbe0i*aDli) awk-vafvi. I o mtj po"*entf, ijour undijing love cind ■ijppo>'t rtevev ^be; unnoticed. Plet fr'erer^T'eri, j oim advice k^r mnJe me reflliie «h-^.- importjtrt O" 004- I ^m T'eallij ri<i i,,^i, k,.,,. ,.... \,\ c,!.. J .....^ rz.,j 9008. 1 u,, , (■(fid happinesT in wnate-'t.i ■"i "p io. Pcnviie cJJi an -.'\ remember* t<ocke!le? ^ne t«]ij0nt ijou t? Swi-N-ive i'^ememt>,5r '"^e do^ i"e brougnt tjou to tne spinning swimming pool? \riaii 4"'- -.ie looreH point or i(Owt" rife; ?ne foved i^ou bq bringing lougkter t^ r" .'<• "r*. aOXO- C:7ei"mciin. sket been special to got>. v/'tnov-' ev guidance find kumor, ijou would k<ave micced out oo a lot. :-i;'9cijii4 the food In nom- bottom drawer'. C:;?lorio, you two kcive .5^n tkrough a lot. INO matter wnat kappenc in tke end, dont forget fke ipac an important perron to ijou Cotnline, tkank ner ! fch« funny rtupid stuff youve done togetker. .^enn, despite tke mecfinecs m tke room, you i^u'ir flid ki>ve f'-'" l^ikie. :'"& nL"iii'. .i.^- ... " l." TUAKIKS to T.i?n .joi.., .-.I-- *T-i-<i^ -.F.J r-j icit c'.^-r^- .ro-.ing, [ ke4 kave ) you are and tnoy arc rom© of tke bert tkingp tkat ever cJ cnnanilm a<!ee Wkile I kav^e gained vact knowledge t" my 5 yearf at SriUS including C_alc formulae, beginnin^r and ending; of lOnnet*. ^" dangers of /^imbardo, I cant tatj |v6 gained muck In tke v^ Jepat'tment. | o my porentf, tkank you «o muck for puiking i-e'uctant me mto OrtUo "» grade O, jve bad a pkenomenal tim,; I o my lister Jaimie. tnank yow for ike laugkter, love OnJ Cuddle? i o all my f)-iendj youve made my time at OrlLo memorable mnd meooingfijl I cure tke caure of my ciff'f^nt perrona'ity bvtf, to ti.ike reeponcibtiity arj love tkem all. fcverytking tnat neeJlf to r^e raid kar already been void | apeitry despite remaining ttubbornly (_li3sxical, voeve overcome tne I J-min+J)-?ong tet a/^^ cjn nr-w pUii .5U rtraigkt. ill never forsget our iketck.j y-r 'I .-:■■ 'O-.": vi.fci^ve.. -p,c i,ivjot*:. or odd commentr -veve received, Pir '^3- ti^- rlacLJonald; tkank you for making me a better writer. 1 1! - rye to kaunt you, rMs vyilliamt, tkank yO'j for always- holding faitk ■ II quertionaole ]az7 fki'ls - V\J kac been enormour fun. \^rviA Uo. CJ ii.siin oC( ewicj ' nai. L/eipite tke late nigktc and weekends cpent devouring mi) 'okc. tkere kave been «ime laugkc and good memo«<iec. SrlLiTT' 4i only provided me witk on ovtcianding education, but alco it gci^'. 'x a kugo amount of itre« and very kigh blood precn/re, | need tr. ■ ' ipnH my family for ending me to tkit wonderful place for m^ lait le^r of my kigh tebcol journeij. I o my mom aod JaJ. tkank yov t'"- ^-porting me OM atwayt being tkere for me. | konkc to my fvier < •n anji out of or1Uz>; tkankf for all tke good timet ana ■■"couragement wk«rn | vat kaving trouble. I want to tkanK my kg .- ' -onlt ana all the guyf from t-|orvey bouf>» for all tke kappy ■ rree AfJ at lart, 1 *ant to tkan^ ^!l mg l*r.ckt.ri Tor- vi>n-J;,.L, on a tiJent Uie m«, ^fKiaity my M<itk t '7 ' '• ickool to tutor me on probabitity. geometric - -- .-: ■ ■ -• • ■: '..'fJ tk.rgr tk<it I »-ll vrfe ml V aJct eias liked dairietf lent tkif just perfectly deligntful. Coffee? O"' "0 tk^nk you. I prefer tea. OwC'' <" "'C« day It ic ifnt it? iNot a ooud ir-i tka eky. I *onder. do birdt ever feel afraid of keigktt? Perhaps onl-j tke rcare crowf, \ve ckould really do tkir more Often. oreakfcft in tke backyard. T"e^« pancakes ore deliciouf. [-|o»ever "J ■^ou get tkem so nvrfq? \va\i. dont move On <wrry, I tbougt- ! ~rh ^ -.<,- ,J-DP Did Mf'^ fpol tkdt too? it mutt bo tke wind. ^ ^ 1 mA \- i--\' I *, « 4' * ^ fc !11 ■■■■■■■■«t"""""E£""£"" Off 07 M ^; --e^ j^;'!--: l-,i- r->r-:-?.^ .'t ^l'r_,l^ t3'^i*^'^'":3 e.pGT.ence .nt t^.i" V:>Ci ■'*ttit<jtloo wcK def^rte(i( Ire oect. lt« tne vj^f that ma^e ov Ifite ni^kl ftetrvittj so mwck more fun, ^verv^ mioute w«i« exotn^ on.-i witrout regret. P^ij grua ouJotec: b\) tke time «e r'eaJ tn!( ur«li be at a <^€rw place and nave ne* {-riendr. cJont forget oil our tou^n a-v> fun tiir.« tOi^ther. KL- ^onliS for t^e 'ate oignt part'tes'. Alj-retJ n TaK«3; 1 love tjo^/r room. anJ ijou ^utjc. D4U |<i: Ofl"W roi" I'm l-f(iNd conf laence |— elw: 1 riat^k yOy for ijw/r tietuia support D^'^*"'>' ; .^ oecavre ijou afHea fo^ '*■ You <»re aU>a<)v the oect. K. 'totia contume «o»ne >wiuiJ man XD^ l<oksit: 0<»"k5 r«^ 1^-' I .xine'woiJt. l^fCnord: ^aoi(y ps^ everijtnmg. ana tne warm blannet. r lijur.gj— |«an: | will vvcit ^OL' .yjup *m run the <tiov nsnt tjeor, *ty> ti *rell ^-""it to "tij r.-im.'ierYoo gw^t are tl»© test of vie bmt of tke beet Mrc. K^ t^K CI«e4, afvl Mr. t-u»i*Jen: To« g»>»** made a Jlfference to m*| future . 'Jeepest tnank hou , rt--- cJueiiHon aJ^u '.9 made in mij life. | rsmerrber wnen | firrf come m ^raae O; OilUo **s corrpletelt) a aiffeT^nt «otW for me w'ltnout *■' ■ ivpport fiNjm family, friends and houro parentc. | voula not g^' tnrougn 10 f^r in tnif joi/wei]. L-'r**^ ** Kave come a long ^i togetner, tkaoHi for evertjtnirg jA,lo: ftaq cool! Andrew, arr^.. good-lookiAg man, T'liiurtg |— jvan; nlli| boij. tr<C: mt| o«l^| A^'^- model friend I (lawe got- (c?'oria. torri) for giving ijou tome k^"-' times, byt i|Ou are tne oert! fiiry *>«d Yvra; on boi|. good mcmcrier in grade O | will never forget aoowi \)Ov gml?. and mifS yow all' Cordon: great roommate memortw; ■ relatloncnip probleow? ■ ■^ — jc Young Yoyng? |"<iicnord' ^ynn^ ^^r^ a^-r cirvfrr ir ..-■ ar>ti |-<ocf>elie. C^ooa llJCt^ jf- •taL.T T'tL^r ''i!^ j: J ai' ■■_'oe i^rt peMon I have to tKanks it mtj girljfiend. (Jiivio Mang. You nave oeen supporting me oil along a JA4L c£o — gvrtde eignt Jcti«itre«. doing pw«rii,pt/ wa" sitr/ /-t n.:-^';e'. .'-:f'^6 fert I'eepowerr, Ine C.<""e'«'W. VOU curfew, / Ar't- -ling check i"' qovng ijoung. jinluen, aM g(}in freak fco givfng pusT^pt, douMe digits fparer, douMe digit; m(«ed dacset. mack attack. V;UO Ar't *eird convos, Swrpencion on birlkdaij, iolo ridei vannaWf. pnza cravings, two for fiincning. m»} f^er hoi:fc<A, \^ec. center;, [NJ O Shotgun, vrecOe for ncodlef. intrr^*, aepi''^ C_ommon, ^U bvcks tarn riJe, green tea madnew, oett gmlf-rlend, 'S^-'S. \)^end*(, tke C*^"- Detro.* and arad «i-ite u(k, tk.r i: *here »t nappenc. O"* looc--e^ LKei'in cdcuK gjtings, c Ouper -!■ ^fear-; kad pass ond time «ar fart It »o! bitter^-^eet | •uau'4 ■ to dedicate tke qearr to mij friende, fCe""" fCv Amg Ou NJv-' Richard Tang, Alp'ed. Rakstt Patar»apitooi>. oill, | akA tidmond, D^ ri, f— elix, Cjordon. fMooigue, (^^a | 5e, L'l. -_: ' roommntet and all tke people. I will aiwaq; remember tKe nijt- acirvitie?, tke ^neakc out for siudijing. tke pencn wko puked c oed, rtai^ng tip for no reason, u^ng z4 kr internet. r^cLJo' ' in tke morning, tko roof topf. studijing wkde nigklt for some .- «krch didint even coynt. being rtypid ond racist, cki'ling in At ■ and I'v'ckardr room and eating ICraft dinner in tke mommg drtnk'ng ^ice rigkt after kouse games, geit>ng caught U| <^ re parent 7 am7. \—naa^ preps, regular preps o^twyJiaii pi-*c.- , getting mo computer conj^rcated- tke rMlne game, tke yes game. Sn^oiking botkerr, tke DOT .A gi»mej, 1- okemon, Q^ounter |_Jing Uing, fighting with my roommate, noodler, K>raK dinner hot pots, tke Break dance clashes- the magic fkottft, tennts. and ^B cJi efJmi Jilmn .■'lvK-.el.. -t-.-'. I -/.. ■" gr-.Je O. an(J oi f"^! ■■ ■ doting piace to rwtck sckoolt to, ecpeciallti fro" "C :c'-,ool in Langford. t-lowever, | soon ad<ipteJ to _) as ««l) as anq student covU. and oe^ar^ tke long rK<c i-^ere 1 stand ne» No*. I was gomg to attempt to kumbw tkn * - atidi give tkankf •^ere tkankc is due. out tkls is rlY grad ■ e-jp; rf Y time to sklne. so j m going to be talking abovt wk^ I I kere are fe* peopU «ko <yr^ more kardcore tkan I om. ■^A^ (_kw( Ncwrs and tne (ntemwt*. O"* of por as I m ,em«d. won^one w« is paled m my image. Cut wru'e I t<t atcp 1^ lonelq tnrone of po««r. | oant k«lp tut gtve a skoutout to mt) lain komies at OrlU; Ckris, ijow rock ^^io^ Yc - j - probaUy mq longert p'lend at Or1\J- 'i>at I missed out because tke<j onltf allc4 4 art»" we'-'B kxt evervtkmg tk?t in»i~f> LKcdrma ^ulciciniosh 'pent i 9 giim < codcket; Tk(»nkf for teacking me tke tkings you cant learn in a cli»SSi''OOm, I my fom»li|: | kanks ^cr -^itver ^rvlng up on me | 'ove yOu C^rad OO; Domirtote |_et - ' " <>->t- Ho*' A- ! iun; ut' li-M :.^ Men'-. .-It SriUS-' '^c'ood r.me! I-^.- vJU- t-ran. otepk ana tke rest. |ts been an op-c few years togetker, never forget tk© nigktc <«eve spent in fjioby Dw Sp^t^^Mac* then Tol'nie? Jess | ksve yo-J Ike q sister V'>' kad some pretty ridiculowc adventures, especioHy in tko *ilder- - |\|o one can ree yowr invisible tail but me- rNilot*: I hope -aeve 'eorned the things tkot O-r^ sketch, by now. (II Oe» Yow Dot- Terra: YouvB alvayr been tker^ wken | neeaeo you most, I h^ kuskec looked tkirHt^, did tkei|? K^^' Youre m^ tetter kalf. |ll never forget all our long ckatr, ranging frofn canpgroundt to ike back of Iruckp - oonl hirget tke order. To my teamnvtes: some of ike bert memories I kave of SHUS ^^'^ 'ke road+r,p: nf Jl«: idec- I o my i maybe even running suicides ^/i}}dreiv ^Iflctdsen ^ftyj gvii iTwJ« ail ^9 J»fte'«nc« ^von tnowgn U^«• wet l*o jMrt k>vw felt Lks PORcvER. 1 **<"* nv>A» momf gr^ot ■r^e*-Jr ar>J moot^ <imat-n^ memori«, |J alio lilie to tk^AK oil m-i j««omtt teflcr«»^ fof putting up wtl* nw fof the Urt two ijetft ^mong ol"*" t^l■ngf, Our ^utjc nigntf out n«lpe<l mo get t»*T>5'."* ri\« korj timot, CO ih^nk »*ou /\tliliOugro. /\aam, \_J^'ni9T- trna tkenf« OftiitKiftg I'J l»ke to totj? Y«. Sp«»*** ore NOT fo^ w*»4<. ' i..-^ .i;» l-*n .^s^rr ai SMUS ^»*^a tieen fnt| b«ft Co r^*". *»"<" '* "iUS ™ tougnt me to note pni|iier Wiff not^n- ' ..r, .,-, re, -..,,1. tt^..k H~ All tU UH tc ,-,J OA U, r« «itr> J}a^*iint. tkat <u<Jnt who've me ^':ni to do witn k'Jc Jotng «Hj Uu^(*' ,( M*Wo. uri OlO'tUOl ,' Q W»'/ J ftw'f wen* fflt »tng to "^nj ,_^/'a ccuUnt toJ Out rn* A"« / ■»^in»J on a cro^aJ crvicn - jr tke cocmic W •" P'*' corfume <»»«?( .CeW /ni/ /»ef pnanif took root w) tna eartu r^'tf /got ">• J "lice '•iva p'ace i" i^e sian /i (ne engine of ^^ oW park^ Ci">- ■w if f r«(t/iv n«»M to AoW your 6 exctmier ler (fflciu nci^ oo^|r. w« ore trte b«t I— iovre and j .*om« of tne 9U(jf viu pul' a P>i>=k romeda4' --ii^nij gr-eat times kece. | «ill never j-orget trie p-iBOols and mome-^fi^ I {-cvnJ rere tat fckool 1 rei^ vo«jU oe tne i<(te nigKt toiks vtfitr mr^ -oommdte Don ot)out (^od finJ ttie world, the Ute poker ni0htr or :tll the w6«ke"<>r ot 1— e'l*? no-jce, I— elw, ^e fxiJ rime mofl time; fJ »ell vt«4 in toucn ^ftef Q-r^d I wont to tronk my pai-enti wko ^rvibUJ me to £oirte to tn>t pcnool OM ol-jroijs rupported me | jUo ^ant to give mij tpeciof tncirtkc to d'l tne ddy rtuctentf wno wou'o let me ogn out to their hoi>ret. erpecwillif ootli 0"^toplier(, Hix'fO'^ Hen. N-ck <»"^ Mike i k»J great weekenJi ana rick portter ■s't'- ^ou. I -^il! never rorget fcne rtirrtng [-oortwill matcner m H'^'-'e ■ I— joufe or all tne Mouse V^^mei ■•« Mve aon, I me^n tne C^.; t it will be so in future. I— jarwet) ill ^tavfi oe and j k'^o* trot c^-;/^,K^i; QIW/ m eople alwoqc Ml) thflt time fllec, but if «e raoHtj think joout it -cjt all tne «jcce«ev ana foiluref «e nove encountered over tW i-^r?, then doevnt it f nil) seem right tkot we ore graJy^ting? vv e ■ jve mooe it tnr^ugn ringing grwmt. provincial enomt, and untvemt'^ '- plications jSjow. tfH tr-at are left ore memories and tne people •**! .ide tnem witk Jeft \A ■ W^e lasted four x^earv s!ff' And | w-;' - e had four mor^. |_ove yOu awatjll ^am; f "flnk ^ou for lovlno t- Bubble TTwMe, rW'O Fvorl, Kicrmond; it wont be tne s^' t^>Out qou Jen Cba ■ B«s't f-ortng Pryits forever, Mij K,orean .nflueoce. its rain.ng! T'co • 6AM6AM. realite bo* ^ooo uou reallii are |— lannoh - |--'ann' I ou Cfi name a fisn 'ike "■- otber. :^eria - Never bave pett or kJtl I ''->' "^^ T=' o'-t-cW' be- ■ M £,r6 i ',.r-, ■! '.,. .^ ^-.p^ nt .j^Lng for four gears. |-|enr(j tbe Otb! To" - Mit OftJ Bu«'P? Kels - O^^ poems ore engulB'^ei' good! D«v,d - Ml, brol SY/MA- I love 40U. Mom/D«J ■ I love ,o. - - Qrad ?008 - "Portune fa-ourj tbe bold " ^ IAvJk, Q7hr^i£ I contemplated writing the ucuol ro mon^ /u" tmef gw^p.' !^emefn(:tGr the ti'mewitA tAa conJiM ap^ef and V «•'-« V'llage ■ '. Iwt tben 1 r^allr^d tbat nobodt^ (induditxg mmelf/ •ouU remember wlyit 1 wat talking about arHfwog Oo tnen, | could son tnot o: times at jMUo "Of^ been amaitng, rtraignt out of <* teeoifbopper Tv ibo*' but tbat icnt true eittver, Oo... tkat leov^^ tKo "titter. wHk a tligntlg <entime*^lal pavour rt^jle. ^Qran Moreile: I just cant •'rtte Out all of our x^n timec... Iney wouUnt troniUle wefl 5<"W T'*^i'bel: Nveve bad cucb an owecome t^of. and 1 can't -woA rem us to b<»ng out at IJnil To everqone eire. *}ou krx3« wT^o »(Ou are To m*j teacnert, tbark f^ifj for making fer= - poit ^ ^cjrr so awesome. Last wi not least. I ■want to tbank m^ mum, witbout qou none of tbn ivou'd ba-e been ^vtn posr-bU VIVATi bailor ^Garim >rr, > (>3rt4 t.-j-^/ i a<r <i »,cked CC'J ^'.<1^/ I am <i T' |.->"..rte' 0. e of manij «bove attended/ | am a oMUzj student/ I am j •^(jacq/ I am legendary/ [ mignt Kave a Kuge ego/ I am a ^ntributor/ | am cbarismatic/ | am lo4al/ I am | ruttworthn/ I im funni)/ | am solid/ | bo-Je a song trritten about me tnat will one >f»ij be famour/ | am a friertd/ I am a best fnend/ I am a taniy/ I Tin a rugbij placer/ | om im/incib'e/ 1 am tfO'^^ng and arrogant/ I .im proud to be t^oung and arrogant/ I am a Dudd(|/ | am a C"u" ,■ I am a dude/ I am tb<?t gutj/ | am TaiiTay/ I am K«:k/ I am TommV I am Tbe \_<yrji of all 0<»^/ I <"" TiiijUr McCarter f-d now I am an alumni. | am f-'roud. r • r eUoUe Q7Wee T^per-s. : S3 i:eJ \'^rif roo** (after movrng lie»-e that nuf Jiqc I o^^?^lto ^.jre no p^rttj in comp<Trison to tns cw^er of K"'^^'' '-'"'■'J i<icnmonJ If I nadl « dime foi* tne rtymber of tim« |ve experlence^i r->m« Jeijree of le^enJcirtj nere. I cat* ovn>r« ijow I J be <iwiie tne r..'^- toJij v/'*© lif^ew kkree iiearv <*go ]a aevelop a ptfwOA for rocL -e CT ',n dimlij lit c**|Cterwf). eveM| t'^g'if" te^cnef |ve ^ver ► .-•-J (inj tre eft*^ riwt'C jlefwrptirent? \a line to ttKtnk i3 1 K'i^cr.efi fov m^l^n^ mij time re*6 ijnat mycr more ewrelle". defrnitelij liro«r -who ijou «»i«. A^ r**" ""M n^'e^ac, | Jont Hr:c ^ I J be »itnout now. Dot |m ivre it «oulc>nt be fl-JiiwI^^re c'o^r where | a*n now. |n all, oltnougri qraSv oeen d {omi nJe. I con concfucie tntft qraa^ ten wli ol»di|r be l^e oest (jsot- of mi] fife I \pov Mojvjon I ^W con fxjmpfltniie Deft of lycK to tne ^ro^ of iUUO. (?/J.s<^, Q%-<=^, cn»j cMcnoxt ^rrlillc}' eialrc (MOC. oma ^^M fl ^^H '^"^ ^uperier^e I Ke teoctierj iind rtwoentr rere nave to mi,;' Bk "^ ^ fl^t "^^^1 ccnool ;piWt ona were (ilwaqp inere to tuppoi^ an<t h^p me tne ' ' .^B', V ^^^^^1 ent™ time, to tkonti <(ou ^ome of tne mott memoroWe mom^rU ' fri'i life ncive been m^aa »itn tne lowing team onj to mi) t'3"t: '_-rt^^ C-nampionc, I L-/\ t— I i— rom ctv>th jo*/T*ietjs to ( immyc .an J ■ncvie nlgnts. to being J^VQQeJi to scnoo' ddncec, I coinant nav© £3tke<* for (J better" group of frientlr: 1 1! j-eoilij micr *jOu S'^H^- ' "* ''-"' to mwsn foo in nome \xyrm and M' never forget iJo"'** I "*'* 1— lopefwHij tnere wilt be mofH} more fttf-tflttic (^£»fl<aoa L)oi|< ana coTYtpIng trips to come. | loolv foo-orj to \it all go'ng on and marina nev memo'wes tnat '*e can carrt-~ brjcl. l-jh-J iKflre iitn t^di otrer. i ne a>ougkt of IJniverciti) k fxartj, cut at tne «ime time | knov «e ■ " 'JTceed ana onl^ become ytronger. |tr now time let go ana mowe - :■ tne re<»' world, byt t cfln attia^s look back on tne great times I - ^iti( ttrived to ocnteve mi( o»n (icai'*en>ic ^^Ofiic, bjt | fyive .■it.-i-' . r emotiorxillij confident tbat i can no* leave wiw tive necefCflrij ■-5t to rucceeJ in mq career. fSjot onl^ nave | noJ ama^ng *e^c^erf «t\o rave given n»e o^rtHa^a■ng opportunitier ana tne toot; If r-jcceeJ try mq croven career. | must also give tnonks to tne CO jrrelling centre and tne ttflff io lea*^ing retOjrcet wrio over tne qearf l\ave given me unc6nditional nipport tnrougn m>antj of ti>e ■in^'ienget j nave faced. I «ould like to thank mt) friendc for | *oJri , tvei- nave n>ade it tbif far <»<tnout tnem; tnet^ ore remar,^'^'^ people and •rlH atwa<|C be a bg atpect m mu life f— inaily bu' probaUif tne mort important. I kave ic io>i tKiiK ic:u to m, - , ' j-c ^j^^ji'-^f .. t: ... timei vnen | noa trouble took'ng I l^nge; of tbe dai( onj nave alva<^r e<^DtA^ed me to ^c i^K^ me nappi| in mtj life. Tm/o,- Q?iOW/L, G^J< «F '2008 <, ineve year? but theij will probablij turn out to be <ome of tne '>.■ ijearc of mij life, and nave made me •no | am iodatj. f— row - ffTft day at 9MUS- goiftg into Mr*. Porbef Wome»^»m f ftrtt time, to n\\f final aEfembli| ond daij nere. I nave aluwtn* b'^ry greeted viti' a welcoming cmile from awfone and almost everijf meet. Tnanks to ai' m-^ teacnerf fw- tnem Kelp, guidance, p<iti^' witn me. | hank? to mij friends for them support and companrji DovlJ K. Dll»n C Willie" M (rtJI m.« 4<,u!). G<»-i=o T jou Know fttio you are, cheers for oil the good timet! I espec.' _ ne^d to thanks io my parents and foimiiij rcr i^iving me t^e thinking or 't ac o eeco^ home, ^o mant| great memories are a;t^;u)t«d with thic p^e and the people wtto go here: lunch timet cp€it on the field, sporec spent at Mili?«de, ^pic adventurer «itn fr-endt rli^ p-iends, 1 000 cnoroeters arent enough io e" l-c* much 40U n>Ban to me I\ie*t ijeor oven when we are o' ceparated bt) '^att distance?. I know tjou will only be a phono awoif. 0*0^4 ^'* ri6vw* be the sonw again not* k»lf to e«Ci' vithout ifOu ^'"''h- I W'N- thanks fo** all qOur holp with t="^''*n. l'' pi-obablt( ask mout opinion on tflir loo if I get a chance, 'well -t l;>ck< like ail the dai^r anji nights spent rtvdqing have finalli| paid o\' I eachert. thanks fon oil the netp over the of "t t»o ue;"-,- ', e-.vi tl ■ lone thol. at the time, ftlt like thiij would "" r luck; I koow youll all be great. ?<?CC a ^/nniciki IHCIKC}' A~l fm»llii to G™J 08. t.. ^ou all aqaf\ oMUS •«" <» •*»»9* cna«ge ro" "ie -> tir a^ic ...n.^ a,,^, , ,r^, Kave been able to do It if 1 dldnt nave m^ older brother ^t<rr *ant to thank mij pai-ents for giving me the choice to ocouse it nos led to iO man^ difre'«»t oppcrtonltiec. I of ^4 roommates. Jee 'n. Moggie. Ksndra. Roche le anJ .j • Living with each of ijou has been a different experience., but :-■ i^Bor filled with memories that will lart o lifetime. | hank *|0u oi' Tor- helping me grow as a perfon. (o o'' of my | immit giw. thank yow for making my job as He^n of |-l*wr* <0 ^tf^ thit t|ear. You are il! nmaiing ana \ am going tc "i:: .to,j i\ 4* '\fi rr.ij.^ r^^f. u^trf rtkn^ and hope to set LctkcJmx) ^Irlimsln I l^^a K,-. roori-j I .■■■<."- i^v/'.. t'.,-.-:. . vv-iA- ^'..pr-^e^.. people, \r\ot poofie. C^rwian pAOpls. /\rr«i-iain puoplo. rHtt"; people. C^et'mon p«ople t^*'N°''* *"•'*•• out I lov» i|Oii -■ G/fJIYj/? QJlosJlc SMUS l'«»''e givnn me. OF c ' 'n« gowip, tK- mordinote amount of learning thcit ■.f't JC«"". vX'fi tne tiittere.ri roTiflinv of a vvr-ii weH-ufoJ or'tfo*'t>- I n«T>e it no ting'e p^tTOn I :.■'" 'liijnit for citi tn© good kimnt I v« UovoW a litUo nit fr-c*! t» lot ' ( I'^opie I be^tJo school Ot i;iri amorphoyv igooromuc ooei nawe mo'"!'' ■ clo rt l©t«>ned iotlividujil, 1 o mij toacrort: ipn fl'wflijv hopt tning. ■''''.ei'tdiin'ingl 'vyko *ooldi> tf'unk iBJi^ning <:oul(J bo WW pjnf | ■■ >mirij; tntsntt tjou foi" oetn^ tf>et^ fo** me • | Kno* it ca" o» *» hi- . Jdift ;^nti-pat*eidOKic(i[lkt, mij i' i.T ,;(. *i. . J.,., .iiucn tyffeT^fig. /-*--' ' - — ■; '-■■■■ arxl (unrti« litjve kept me >viet, |_it room loncrsont. )v/Pol. cai* a<!lvefllu)*et.,. ^O ["^oni) l_JnfoT>gettal>le Otoi SHJuircl QJlosci' I U^.e tinJ ;onie ^i-*.it tim« Ui-e ot SMUS al-c tO'"e '-O-j.^ t^imes, i>wt tkiitr jusrt life ^rom clorf©%-, ■*hfrr& sometime;- oW «e cr>r. Jo is trij to keep etSoK otner awoke." to Jflnces- when ■oce ju**- djnceJ our little tiea-rtc out to nil our f'^^'Ou^'to «)tigfi to paHlet, to juit h^ingirg out »itn frlenJf. gettirug wp to no good or jwct gaming om* lives, Merof to all tne good t>mec we kod 1 o t^e 0041, noo gjifs reeillv kelped me gel tnroogn rcnooi, ctiGoriog me up cincl keepi<^ me going at times All trie epic momenti in njgb<]. «rtei ve pvi ourtelvet on tne line for" eacr* otne^, ov jwft h«d o bugn at prjrr.-t To all tne pr«lt4 ladies, we too rwve nad tome gi»ecife Jflogrt O'-J ■*ei^ momenta. | o nnj Onos, Our pnejfico tt^p, A gutf wac in t* •=■ e for like V novrr, o^"- "t •«r a pg^ door' I ".:.( f.i-ip >?r r'i-- V.jfc^-^i i» — i cr.>ti -r-i - -, -■ .;^.j I know »ell oe apart out ■well never broak opart. | ffiewls p^en<K for life kere at oML J- ^"d ™d momentt tkat I will rev^r for^^t cy Imim ^r2( Qlot-m Olc SMUS ' become a SML^S boarding lifer, M»J f'"* H*"!"? ^t <? cii^inged mij life and tdugkt me graat lewonf, I k'-v-' ..<,■.■ ■-'; ^' qnod anfl bcia. memorie* tno ; lifiniii to <^>^>^ teockery for all tke time tre^ spent vitr > pecioNi) to mij parent? for tneir unlimited support onJ care. |v '^:::'wr- E"1''h- remember tnote lote nigktr. I kei niemorabl©- Fvarri, t'li'^' : le«onf, II never forget n me flnd ie<4 »or» pjn anei lina, qou two are tke best roommat«C onf< Ltrnnt imagine no»' | «i!l vurvive in uiivenitq without ijou N/onnie mm Ine dags when "s^ were in grdide I U. V^oi'don. no more m cifirfSS'. Oeicon, i^ou are tnvon^ mq big brothor. A^'frea, I |oo"^ Jvi3^t tke best ckemistrq buddies. Anita, rllckelle. t<»ke care <■ keep in touch. A'l the boarding liferi-, *e made it' Ar*-*^' ^; <Dv> made m4 kigk i^ihool life unforgettable- Ocore r^^^^^^^^ \ ■ r.j, who ()ou ore^l | hanks r^*" making m^ job eas<et , . I ^..1, n^..4 I -I, .. ,,." J] CDAH fi-S! rr>', •© made it' Ar*-'"' ''■' ' onumi Navef poT^^et ,=.;"!l A. gsnd luck if> thi enioijed most of trie time liv>ng and studying here. L'*'''fl O"*^' .:>iaaa *'<k much horjffr and tougher ikon | expe.*- • ^ forget the p*^ gMr living h»re. t''«"'Nd''4 wo* just a (r*tc 'ovi i survived' | cannot find (tny woridc t»^t can e«pre«r how mua> I *ant to thank my parentr fo*" their k^^^d and loving cupport over tne past gears. rf*j friendc who •^re there to svpport m% . aog »aii' riij roommatec who were awecome each gear! verr.,;, thai* for evergtningl! i— u*> and the lo» limec both! L^r, tf»e lofe night talk* Never foT^et! .J.Oo'' B» «»ll T^>''"'' {V be-ng supportive at anglimel M'ckjel! otop(You know what tol) I ako. J... Oe""d P- . Z>tag cool ana not too much baHin! An.* fK H'.'«rve4. wr.£?<rtrs'. Humphries - nope | wornt too id to all of thoce *ko 1 didnt mention mann thanks an^i ,w«j9 wL, 0/7 V>MUS 'fn't tUt bad after all. It's tike t.me to leave, and it ; like there are too mani| valuable memorier to pack twr., :e':ond of boardifvg life in Oolton is unforgettable I hank 40U \vertdg, rir Common, anA mi| tjolton bogc. And now, h«r« wi' -10 04"'R'- ^* expected ot prrt sight and at gowr eccentric na-^ i ju<t perfect to be *(tk for the last A i^ears | will never- -e a^le to forgot gou Dg>--R'- ^"d I wish ijou tne bwt | akoh"*<~, • isk I waf .^apanBt^ jurt for i^oo. vJof*1>" *»"d Ke^'". I*t * *""'"<■ AA^ndrew Chen, goure olmoct there for the world record of ^1. itching the most moviei cr. tortk, Ai*tkur L.o, it slJI feek lii, j-ere roommatei- t-rancoif. |m w'orkin.r) on tlie dr£j,aorn w^i > pure handsome. A"dga, be nappg, j oon- gow were alwagt mg irong. Mg l^ortiain kiddec, plag tafe tind nwike the upcoming gear* betler t^lian ourc, |_octlg. I tnank mi| fami'g for all this opportunitg and I love ■iQit |— lere I come, Cbeerf! □ass of Q7 r ■ r U Qilm g" S>a,i: 't t7 ns't rioge or mij life, f \r\o<B one thing for tufe there 4-?.' .':-■% the o»rt. orlt_Jo "<"" become mi^ Kome owatj from hon>^ ^ol * - Uit fowl* yeort. ano just <J7 1 oni ^ettm^ useo to D'^'*" I— lo'l '. t'me to leave. 10 oil mij r^ienrfs (Yor. YOUA ""'' house t i-er.t«: I w6vl<t not ha-e Deer^ oble to cwj-«ive onuthin^ without ijco f 'niss 40U an*«ci^tj onj Im goin^ to mus ijou even more! [ou cifwoi* l^nvA been and olwfii^c will be a huge port of mij life. | muft ;dij d ^38 TWAMK YOU to oil -", .-onderW UaJ.^. M". kC jk't^'-H'. I i*'" fchinli of ijOy Sverii time [ e<»t chocolate eind <if\r\ tea I honkf to mxi family for giving ine such an incred-ble Cipportunib^ dnd fupporfc - | love tjou | remember ^cn^l^lJ ^Kif I ,ir( trr^ of tne repetitive aa*^^ tn boarding, bvt ) know thcst tnore Jdi^r «>ll be the nightigrits of my life ona thdt I will be mitsing everxj single moment of the good oU dtf^s with £ill of Vfiu. fCeep ift toucn I Jme to '-.e our (Jreicmr come tr*je u I rememoer ^cl^^l^lJ ^r,i' i .im cRmn czyarlc 1 ,-.,n.",:,.,. tli<,|.«. tl,..3nt ,k^t bia.-.whei 1 I ; ^^OiTiing f-rOf i earn rnJebbad io mij fiother for !i .,r.ll . /iitnv-i-rfo.-'^ the Cjrjreat ;i ;m«tl town of I /OU peopW. DrtUo bij compori^5n. looked kuge. D'jt despite its immensity. | managed io find o r<*'^'''i '" '*"'^^ ooflrding houie of ooiton. f— ot' the port t»o ijeairs, Ive had come interesting twes. | II pi-ooab'y never forget the wte night phijfict lectures b4 t^oi^ee^. the desperate attempts at gathering people for piTza. ana the running and screjjming of people at t .30 Arl. [d like to thank all m^ teachers for endowing me >»ith their knowledge^ Im sure its going to be qwite wteru' "i "fe. id like to thank m^ friends and house parents for mak'f^g boai'ding the ynicjue experience u\(ft it trolly wos, C;?ood iuCK everijone ond see 1400 ail real soof ig, 0>.'t ta mtj teacher? for lining ^oicmncJi cycdcni hope that ' (til of those who have cm insatiaWe curioritij to kno*" -f T-.^thrng, except what is worth knowing (_f_)scar XlyildeJ. 'jou '-,? my life interesting, hilarious, ondi all the more worthwhile ii^iliia, 08^'<*' D'f^tt, Oam, Jess.. .well there is only one phrase that onn describe 40W all too accuratelif, BAH BAM' A special thanks to mij familij who has been ever relenting to mij pleas ^wetl lome cf them at leasty | have enjotjed ever;) minute of it from chili-^ tJ-iij^ m togas, to wolks on the beach with mij homeform lover, bubbi? trouble, bond holding, and endless sypplies or chocolate and ginger molasses, r^na for every minute that | feel | might regret I f^na something -jcefijl to help me along the way in the path that | am cheating. Q^heers to failing neod over heals, no matter who or what re- I o tiie grad closs U^w* (especially tm^ homeformies/ 1 yoLfr dreams eire never ending and ewer fylfilied. Ail •>(■ yo^'^ il come tr-je if onli^ t^O'j can find the courage to pi/rsue them Fj%^ c/viKsii c^atiauafjii 00; J ' I^^^B ^^^H rli) :hcrt. bwt amai.ng three ^ears at SMlJo have foem^ to go ^^^^'\T^^^'V ^'A incredibli) fast. | here nave been a lot of "pS ond downs thr"-. v VB ^ these years but they will probab'^ turn out to be come of the !,>. B^|k S -^earc of mq life, and have maa'r me who | am today h— T^im mij ^^^^^ ^^^^ta^ '■'^^ °'^'* "^ '^MiJO' goif^g '"to i^rs. f- orbes I— iomemoom for the ^^^^^^^^^L ^A ^^^^^^ first time to m^ final assembly and day here. | have always beer ^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^k^^^^^^^^^ greeted with a welcoming smile {rom anyone and aintoti ever^o.ie I ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ft 'oeet. I hanks to my teachers for their help, guidance, patience ^^^^^I^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^BB with me. I hi>nks to mij f-niends fo^ them support and companionship. ^^^^^^^^^^H Do-.J K. D>iU« C ^^li'^'" M (h'.II tjoJ). Go'.Jox T. .tc ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^KJj^^^^^l LiOk' who you are, cheers for the good times! | especia'lij need by thinks to my parent^' and familij for giving me ths opp&!"tondy tfnd ;uppt-.>t to C'--me to 'l^MUS iz^^fO,^ iuck to J\ +U Q-rai^i of ?006 ar.d have a great fo-st 'iear at univer^.tv,. ■. - ■^-hijtever ijou plan to do tn ijour lives. cJlim cyan^ Ol'lC rt has been L>ke it has bew> said countless times before, people are never happy with what they have yntil its gone I his is probably no* I feel <.l>o^A SMUS. tut l'"> lM^ >"~ SMUS «JI te » pl»== that 1 will nutt ona the memories are something I will never forget Opealfng Or tbe memories, there are some people I will never forged and there are probably a lot more people who | will forget about. i— irftly, I would like to acknowledge m^j trio who followed me mto the depths of |*^eKtco: Den. l-^lchard. (_)icar. You are the kind ■ gjiis who will leave memories that last a ilfetimo. Kat, i really Tannol cwm up oyr relationship in I UUU characters or lets but caf say the post four y«<>rs ho-/" f^'^n amajina f hnt- k Keallq our 'p pwt in wordr. To tn« rest of my entoi/rage, i^'. ■:■■>' 'je '"''"g^lt*" r1t| pal"*"*!, you put me through hall to I higkev educatwn, and finely it makes («n«. | iov* you bof> %c/o/«.s- <^cJi£ ..(ik a Uc We in not li' '- After .-m 4ej.-4 at oMlJS. I v^^a■^ tu «Ffrvc,^t- tlie q.jjLt, '> instruction at this school of oimt. I ne dedicated faculty ana ;t ■ ' the lovingly maintained gi'Ounde, anj the supportive atmocphera m;i.\-r tJ this campus the finest secondary establishment 1 have come across. Vt^ ffnrt thirteen yearr of schooling hove paft»d so ^uick'y that we yearc all run together now, but my years at ol^LJo O^* dirtinct anA memorable. Mom and L/<'d, I assure you gr«at '^tui'ns on 40ur ninety-tlioosand dollar RRSP- Tkank you for i^ovr patience, love and support through Wi» good and the not-so-good timer. I o my friends ana classmates, t offoT' the words of t— »^f>cois Maut>iac: no fiPiendihip can cross tho path of our destini^ without leaving some mark on it forever. | his phrase, f'"'' I the pafi. bvt we can derive strength from our experiences. Nve graduate ft^>m ZjMUo l"0 leaders of tomorrow, and overnight, become the leaders of today rr me. w.Il <; l^ai^r ,-ecc.l ect 4OU r J > ^ ^ ^nliclKid cir o-ssou of tK« o*^«»T. ^itf'Kst I founJ "WK U<« g:r%alKt vperitnce \v ■ <o far. Tv* k«J «x«« 4r«(tt timw witn oD ©F w« -JctviliM- U- c^rtt Uom?. tl>« oyl tnpr, tKe clwiw. onJ ttw coM«blfi. T"* '■> of •'««tui4(aU9 p9opt» |v« m«l ai vih <cnool >vif iKocKw "le i - (Itou^t I J be to in lovB ^w toma of tr« t«ct9>«*Y «nov« iavQnt me: onJ I JeB^'t^^ n***** ttvovglil I J Be » irt lov« »ow> *om© of ^^'^^ cwt>f«ct« ti«j'** fcawglit m«f fJ ^<f to tt^-Jv o" of m(| peers » ^ t«iu>^t me mar* tKon | couU •*•»■ Uam jurt frcrfn (Ming in o . ^' . - A." of lt»e mpvriiancot witli (|Ou 9ut|f k«ivo been w<iludi>ie. OF eovr^. U lie to tKank «^^ Mom'^rJ ' ^ - ' . - . . - _^^^ !■- tlw ctT«iful times. OfJ fBT* gtwin^ m« a luck U«*6vgri all of t' ''.'i'^ -'fnet 0«xJ kjck to (^wffJ VOOo. iti becA an amaiing iovrvif, oaJ I kope to !>•« ijoy 3i«|« at Ot/r reu«iont! V I V r\ I ^B o) aval I ^ulcgcm !7iLon s>kLi mij cicai«niic cariteir. oMUo "«** tjwgnt me tk>t if 4OU wot4\ * jrj flfij ijo<J seels Wp p\>m t^Oor peers anj teocnof;. ijow c^« yr:lii*ve 40ur ^ools I felt tnat all v>e grve'li^g v<,vM. that I pwt ro"*^' l>iiiJ o|t I o«e it all lo my teacnert, who WpeJ me *«p>.»pJ rn, Isr^owleJ^e, "Hj fTiendf «ho were thftre for me m bmof o^ ■ - ' " ' ntij parant; •-no cinvOt^ Bncoi^^Qua anJ mpportod me. CoogmtulaliorK cImt of /OOot | wiiK V^ bett for al tn« iienrf to come, om | nope to *ee \tov vi. tne Atiwww «e«Ko ;on^et<me cyovie}' \A-i t-'v yctir-i nt :dMU J "'^ive. at timet, leomed to wrog c^ en<:JI©«i(j I et. 0<: graJuation Jro*f nBOT. \m ooni&yf to thirl, -■ lifeittjle Ive gron^o accustom to will coma to on enJ. Origir^i' o territor<j Tfiote popwlotio" •«? only a tenth or v'^orias. - Jifferwit laivjuoge and cukoral oockgr^oyna, | ron into revere Itles adfjttifwi to tKe boarding and tcnool communifctj .^ver, |ve had ^■onaerfj eipenences immewed iV» the otudent i f^eatre Soc'stij ooj C^'<»P«' Team artd tne rriendf Ive mode, both vithin anA outfide of t^e scHool. bave become on important part or fnij life. Tbroogb we deepUts ntghtt, emotional br-ealtdownc, bom««JinesT. a foiled relotKK^kp. grad pronV, do«rnto»n ercapeiJec, tuccererj we^gbt lo« plan, stvopping ipf^^ a i;><Ji.")| m^Jelv; ..J rfcT. --n^ p"ij..-it^^i i>v*i. ^. of-^ all tne laugrx- and the tearr witK t»>» mort omoTwig friertdt •« trie wotJJ, mn sKort time at OrlUz? I""**' f«rved to ^^^ and depne t^e perion I om toooij. I o each cf '^'^■^ fne^dt: vje t adore! ^B iDtmlv dry acjCl' ffiete past nine ijearr at SHL'S bave been fwll of anwiting -.,■>"^-..,,^.- Xa^t I Pin. ill. r-^mplete mij [■inol ijear. | creatho both ^i r<,-il t=ve" thougn |ve cyfFe^^ through the Uti^ M;irt^ -T>j:'i)'nj, tne '^-ictitime pit orcnectra reheorsolc 000 the <• •■ ■ b<olog<j classes. | ve also experienced ♦onderpjl musical*, exciting rchool cnor<tij events and hilarious fltiembliws. I reoIiTe tna\ "t^MLJo l^«*5 provided me with an outstanding education ana I wont to thanli all my leonderfol teachers who nave made this net*'- both memorable and p."" To a'l mij friends, | lave yOw ail SO m^^c^i ' To mij strength ond conditioning buddies. W6 will be jocked! I O ■ *-.?nderfyl biologq lab partner L<»ima. I olreodij miss 401m teas>'- and lo mij mvs>cal buddies, gtx)d times, I a'to woold like to tha- ■ - . , ..... ■; \---- I .ik''j thi-; ij^vir both roccesstJ and hilanows. Of^^ Ijrf, but i>ot least, tbon ijov Qrod 200o. i^o^i ore a f<iniaslic group .-.i I .,..4, .,... iU U-f .f L-L- LKmibcft V cyrmqli mcjl c Riding tbe bws, going to tbe concerts, sittMig down at th*^ on Os'tw^diM n^t;. Mount 1 olmio volks. vjackier house or<i *l' ~ good times tnere. hstenng to J^fferrton tiiXTParv onJ watching the fan. the mearJers «e went for and tl^t people we met togebner and j\\ the random ooventures we nad- Jlwinll *»0u for molting tbrt final i^eor ot SMUS tbe bert "^ Qflorqcm S^JiJl qassof 07 1 r j^ ^^ c/ cssica ^ucdlci; tne collat> of mtj over^aW dreti mirt. | ne tnougnt ©r wdiiliing ijmong gtcintf and Droetd«nin0 iwj motnemdiicol Koowledge m-o* diiwnfcing, |— iQwever", ari&r* t>egi/t>git^tifig f 4 &reriakr<^H- I fnode it ':•^■t or tne hoosenold ana mia tKa loving avms of tne senior rc^lOCli, ^^ei-e |ve (net tne most orl!lt(»nt teacher? and mcrediole p-iendr rl'i good budi I^W |— Jc'' Ct* /\oriou* - tMnkp f*"' t"® inipir<ition | he divt4. smellij. grade I £ mol«{ - ijOLi ne^-er' {-.sil to keep tr>'ngr enter^tairurg O"* bring a cnile to my roce, (^>rls - momentr ^K'tn vjoij ■fill foNow me to mij qvavQ and if | had a dime foi" e^eri^ fit of Idugrrter. I viouij provide blue witn o lifetime tupr''i cf ^-j'-i-r r^li>m i-*. l,Vi,jJ tKir,.^ hvli (■err jumpinc) into tne pcirfengers tecii of teenage ricod. 'ove ijou rtlwO'j |— liawing overcome ftrst atm jitters, | k^ow fcntat stepping into tne fa\' lone wll be notkrn^ «hoTi>t of extr-ijordina-P^, ciltKougn | migtit fkip rm cJxcDikm ",.■,'. tts Ui,'-'.'. 'A U«..; o,J l-e,".: .-ill, ".,J l^ "^,i yolirl^J ■v-aterproof <tioei- 1 n>r 'jll started tnirf.een ijecirc ago. Pnemori^'; iGit like cr-iter.o tkeets for pi-ojects ond nmj^ kaw dipc tn^f dc.fie^ii- eind diiflppenr. ^uck oi dlnoKiuvs, lik« tne ftegotoyrut! Vetocir^ptorj are f<ir mor6 of a concern dwe to tbeir immente cpeed indoo>t, wkick is what tiappenod or tne qetarc plied yp 'it 3>[ 10^- track "ew door encountsred can os opened EOone'- iJue t(j (eorning c-ap^ioty and tne urge for perogiet. L-Otf of perogit'? nelp ;ucr fic fnend?, te<?cners ana fcjmJij did. I ne^ ail -ion e in different pf»«c"j»'r cf lovelij. ai ^i-ell «t -vltn cide-fp<ce< tnat m^irj ft-quive poutine on ^t fpore to recover p'om. |— rom tipple tcipple ana tr^tf- voter vhii;h increcve^ t-.j.-I: c"- hef-oei n^^tfllllc geiiv «i.pcn Jr "'Ji' rromn^ the fodr of ■ ■ M"^n.f"J U..n"or.<,-: .,rj ^.i^P.-: ^1 (jyc >t>»/pr c/vr<o THE j I krougn rtwdy-room ipoon-f^rt ' ■ i^ei gr-adj Uo. belie-ze it or r,c-l. *-i i.jv-, .....n^ ,5 .^; ,- r,ijv.,. (., . - tkroygk tnese Uft ijei^rt a^d ve nove i>rri,-ed <»t Ovjr ultiimste dertirotion for now. In tneje f'"''' montkc of m^ high ickooi co" ■ onlij one word could describe my rentimenfcc: [jrood. [m proud *. kaw* been part of tka oT'^LJo ^tmospkere. proud to ietiv- i ■ ' knoming tn<?t I kave bean prepared not onlij for higher lecir-ni'iq ': - ^ko for life tind. mort importont'ij, proud to be oitocijted u-itti thi; osseftibl'j of grodyotei. ! o mij teocher; tnonk^ {'^^ being m^ mentort, putting up with mi[ whining find ignoring] rrnj e.:u';e:, I -1 t^ke ^ouv word7 of wisdom to the grave. ! o n>q n i^nJo 1 m j , ,. - ot kow 40U Cifln \riov me to w*!l, i)et stJ' ' -: -itp tc -m? -. r ■ 1^- 1- ■'.<-, Ui.ro'i Donid-time, my (j^ov/Pol ' I ke iDig v/ (Ootacb w^tf^'ingc}- you wli i'.vii.-.. ^^, f w.,-, ir...,- once raid I he p^f 1- 'i^mporfir'j, fit J I GLORY IS POREVCR'" of '200S, (S^/iTLsime gJ anceihzer "Gu ■:onf,d.?nf.i4 ,n tke dn'^chir.n -■! i,|.,..,v Jv.-,-,..,,- I .,. -I. ,■ hflvB imogmed. - I— leorij \_^avia \ horeoo I he post two (jears Mvi} ch^inged nnj life a io*. > n* ni, i. ..t -^ t 1 monq positive memories, aJiick | will always cherish o(^l_J^' ' 1 t^ijgkt mft to go through tke upi and downs in life Of^a rt'll n-j 1 with friends. 1 kaiik i)Ou to everyone who cuppcrted me. Inom' time to look ahead and move on to univervitq. i;^ood Lot Gradj of /UOO in living ^our dreams! ■ '.e n.3£i ijpt and dovens. but i.:..^ ...-T^r. ,.. ^v...,. ' '.Tt-ei-.T. ._..T i 1^ pfij ch^pter of high ■4 U con^plele. but ! itJI lo-"- o -kole book ^kat ntedi to :-: -.-rittG". I J itke to thank ^11 mq teacherr for the skiHt | have ■e'xrned tkijt will be '.-teful m the ijejrs to come, rln COOcher. I am " guidance crnd for the opportvnity you gave me to -hfit I love 1 o all oiy fr.endt. tke timet of W^ bake ujfei. i".iJ ickwol dancei may have come to ao end. but lets make ^.'■r- *-c continue our times together. | lea and ijvrtin, thank yO' ongoing friendship cJnd for pi.ttin^ 'jp -jcith mij onticrs I'lom .' ' . 'J tkank 40L; for providing me witb the opportjnriies tknoughout the ^eini'S'. ! look forward to taki*^ th* ne't tt«p, are 1--. tke -iorld. we will ixLay! /' f^!! i v-ouU Ue tc- <i>q. fli the t«ct 0/^//^ c/L/ doss of 07 I r (^lirisiw oJ live}' ■ ■ . iije i ■/e never rtopp^f x,q •i.'ryr-ri^ i;n)cut o tnm^ cpene<" 'jp fv. ■;.» <>iA ona f'iv&r ivieJ to ree ■wonaeving if la J?.f>© wn^ng ■I'lli t.hi^ depT-erfion loct r^»^ 'orig wont ^ou tell mo where ha-e all tne lU >od tin ,u ^ooet tirtier gone where have ail the ^ood tim« gone wher-e tne go^ tt<n« goie once we r^ad an ■=<i-."ij ride arid oivan? felt tne {fime time wat oo our «<de <3o<t I narf everijtn'>^g to g<i'n let it oe I'K^ (je^erdoij pliww* let me li<ive riopp;^ (JCijt (con t qou Wl me wneTe neive oil tre gooJ timer gone wrere hciv% .ail tKe good time: gone where liftve oil tne good t>mes gone (jertet'dsi'j -^at i-Jcn an ecc-^ «>me ror" 'jO'j to pla■^ owt 'etr face '&- tt-'irvgr ore rJ mocK easieT oOyii cd/vi cJim j'jrt parreei b») wJtnout a warning It *ouid b^' itnpoinble f"' '"■: * j 'irt trie numerous event;" ana memon&c tnat haa put colore n^ m^ iif'^ .^l SMUS. Bo^-J-e life <rt SMUS «oJJ U »., xnfor^ett-jfcie ■aoa joupji experience 1 *oula fir>it like to tnanlt to all thOie people *ho have beeri important member; of m^ OrtUo 'ife socn as m4 I outa mates, nouse por'^riii. and teocner;. opec-aJ tnank? to mkj t'ljst -poommote?, ^am okwI^Kh and j-tak^it for iharlng great timet t'jgetner M^ oeit bud, H'^an, ijouve oUatjc lieen tnere for me. r 14 litt'^ tjro, I aka, keep ir. toocli. (~elii(, | wti not yurwive witnci.t (■iiji- daily jok^. K^'^ini. D'". and Kicrard, it »-<»? mij plea;<jre to -ne^t uou. I no<e I have not mentioned 1 «ill mi« "40^ until j die. ^nile;i r.jpports" and Icv^. Tliank F^iZl '^numd cy mm tte gc^d '5li^ timer j Ke time; her'e t-<rive ^^--' .n^'.T-i^etij^ie, ■' knc^w. Id lik*^ to tnaok a'' mij lodief and all mij bi-of. I^loi'. [ti . to get down to tne essence, of a datj -x-e called adolescence. (_, to SfiUS ^^f ^ 3*'eat decision; it carved mq patk and gj a vijion. fjut «nat can [ raij, witnoot mi^ f^iend< and famili^ ^ho rieiped me denj to day I Mfouldnt oe wKere | am todaij o^ I ti^ke th!f lime, to tell yOi> tnis line and tnank all of you for sucn a great tim*, oecauTe *itnout yiv. teacnen included, j mght be that o"-"?: grad vno wac«l trtclyded- My mom, brotner and liiter too k' nelp^ me to much I wnt inonk you, I '•li becauce \m aooub bo be leaving, 5 jjF -I .^i-i-iVTrg i— ^leone dont be unbelieving, i*hen 1 fen?e thir love that yO'j»* receiving, jm afraid tKic rap nar reached its end. ond I wank all Of yOu for being mi) fnendt. j Kr>o* it: been mid mony timer manij wdtf?. but congratulation? to tJ>e grodr of UO Meace, love, unity. c) cmmd cJkmsK V ;at and teort,/I<esult5 Tiif? all my bi>dr. \:r- J' i Moier. O^'^ar. H^di/ I i/UTiC'a mention tne re?t in tim*,/ir - V ■*T-ite Lip h,3r to rkym-s./lH mm boordmg and !at* nightj:/ | he Jr ,,n<l iU pUh f^gU^y VJi Jeo gaming champt/ | he reft ore lo'*iy "..^rni,c,/ R.-iy^j Ur f^n^.gk me ton?/ L'U tke lercon tt.ck to yovT IT.;/ T'-n in:titjtion Dr'lLJS ''''* never-/ Dropped my hoper and ii^eams, ever/ 1 wont to thonk tke parentc at ichool./ /\IC-M jri. the Jfjckion^, i^ou guyr rule / i need to stioyl out to the >^j ine( too./ rlom and Oat^- I 'dv*" "^Ov./ Too the girlr and the j'j'47./ I dont sa« good oyer/ j vi-ont **■« yO'j here / f:jut iome-t'nere. (^Imsiofj/ief cy mim A SMUS TU a-o^" t>r.,;. ••■ny^ to «x»r© it wiw qow ^M. b<i happy for the memoriet, our tifr. i— ignt i^eorr lo'.^r an^i 1 p'^^ n-.4te>r Ji/i-i'-mg '.t'lV u.-t mgnf. (jero .■ ' ■ doe. not much bar cbanged. |J tike to thank mq parent? for ^ . > me tk* opportunity to attend ol rUo- '^ ba? left me with no ragrct: onoi has mam me the penoo I am todoy, I sit here trying to put to wordc no-v the good times once ^"roae five have shaped me, crid its aol kox\\. To «" you guyf. »ewe forged gr^tib frieodchlpc tnat I wtll nsveir forget v/eve been locked out of can, walked due mJej, «pent late nigbls at Tolmie, dept in the wrong bed? if at all, had our fair tnare of wcond slice, got down with (J|— 'M, Curled, togad. indulged in fine establishments like brown nail, snoT%o saunas. dnd finality er^oyod a few tjraut nights, | o whomever is reading this, if «e (bored a lougn and l^e tparlod n nrnm-ir^ Im oAfi'i- I ko/J i«9)* nas been amating. 4t\d |v% \(y{is cy miili r'^^ ri oiiwnu '!/ J c) oxillucdl LDo-eK' oJied) »uni : iH of m«| lif«. Mh I'f* l>««'«e reivxJ ond **ynng •fiic^ w led :V<y) n^r (<iugn( rn« a lot, rt<n<tAVi out vrtK _•' -are tn*n O lifUBi a ■a pt^ , iv' - -.t^i-^ pt\»ci>c^. arriving l^ts U ■ ' ^''J«> t<»t>^t ma ^ k'nqkMTtiOnaD)*, UWng •tth rt*-**!) I ■ ; "e course or fWi) hfe Kat "iKorv^wa rutielti du1W^g Till iTve ^«T^, K*"! mq fwrt Jat| (»t rof».ng proct'C* to ti-ipt to Ontario «itn ro»irtg. '^^ '*■''" *' ■" '"""1 ' "^ I t ' ■" ' " ' ranior jai> tcinj- Not to De por^tt. ^iB Lfhrnreic oJicfJiois De^>-id tf"; lil.-ciii^. ] »t»v :^-oT-ir^ ever signer, tjut I pew too higr. Tnoogn mn e^M could roe I rtill w<w fl blind man. { nowgn i»H( mind cTKjJ man, I rear tne vo!e« wnen Im a couU trinlt I %b\\ «ot b> en. nam cotj Q^mj on mt^ wcufWOTa ?on, | kerelt be peace wnen -^^ L^H ijour weary neod to rest, LAint 400 o^j 00 mo>e t^^otqveraJ'nq or d mon »ith a r^osen, rlij crflrad* >t tr>e event Of tlie teiiiro". A"d 'f I cUim to !» a wrt« m<in. well, jt cwJ-e*i| me^nt Uwt I dont l»f*o». O" *» rton«\) re<» of "lowirig emotKin. I ocv? ^Mut, |n» line <t rnip en tfca ocoan. I ««* 1 .--v-T-tP r,^^ *.'..i( '- fortune, Bwt I ti©fl<' tne vo<« W4. ^j V-.-''^* '' •t'^- *' -'*;'v- ^*''-^"'.t>«r. (_^«m( on, notK>f*g o^joit the fplenJoci*. I ™ centre r>grit( ewoj^ ijOyr voniti^ fcjut 5iji*elij heoven (^yijTT^, o" mtj watpKjT'd lo?*. t r>ere'l be peace wnen ^n-. od to i-ect, L)on t now cry ^do" t k|» c- , J near wearu r.eeid "^ C/\KiKn'd Ccmcj WO! «» for dwAi pom rtoi "«re. te^cnerf, and rooie^wre'itfi I kanv a lot G".J 08 We »~ ll-e Urt! It- ceemc ro long 090 ftnce OriLJ^ jtCTrted to becomff port «* i-e, twt in fact it Kot ooli) teen tliree ye«ri |n tKe pa^t tKree j^<Trf, tKis ij tke place •nsra | novo lived. Inn if tne p!oc9 •nor<' ^lugK and where I crq lr now atk me what I Kove leorneJ n«r9 ot CO (T«jcn about vTMit I learned in textbooltr bot what | r^t"* -?iT-ned from mij f-nefvat: Alfried, Demon, D'"- DH'^i^'' LJ<*n"^' '-eiix, Go'"don. Jevtie. Juctin, tCe-"". Iv.©»nn. \_f3, Linda, "lonitfl*^. O^coT. Rakrit. S*"^- TaKa. S'^''*<»«; Tow ^>t^i tou^l '. ~! so mucn, laifing tnanv giJv*' ■* J^'^t not eno**gn' | o mi^ priiifij^ ■}'ai rtill have som* time ner© that cwo tawgnt me a 'ot; /\ngv — ronifc JoKnron, ^teve and oijwia; reollij glad thot I got to - ■jow gutff. good luck and ertjo^i i^o-zr bm^ her* C^^ O l-ij's! a*" I the fxople tr*»t tvppoHed me when parents, friendi back nomei {-riendt ^^^^^^^^ .,^ -yt^ J KJivsia dofxn-oicski T-jbber Jucktct in trot ^me at camn/alf ww* ifOw tr<j and r the Jwck llv»i« wwth the mart. P»o^* uc«al!tj catcii a dock tiwt «JI win Ui«m a emai' teddq O'^'"* peop'e win tedd>et »•«> enough rtofr'ng f" them to ctwfx a dwck twtce cv-r ^ome people cant r^eTi t* caLcK a dvck RegordUw. thT<oi»ing a noote oro-^nd the i-«c^ of a Twbber duck fw T^ - tnat* wno •« are. ajTJ Cnmbel p-^-;^;"|i_^;^ te ^ »r;.'''^ t-L>vi; pee'" .(iarf, 1 have leorr-od 70 mi^cr oDO-jt mp of anq iflujionf. wi oko brO^*9ht rorw<i-J ?fra r^.j^-T^j lent*. D^tf^diAg waf al»ai|9 a ioa"ii''g tAperierce. ^'t wnat I ill] going to remember are t'«or« miiiionr of brightem'vg momc^; rj^elher with mi| | tmmiff (ittert; i|pw Ka«e givert m* a home in a -i kjjt ir uniqwe: tnflnk ifow to my two roomtnatec. I aamrre yew b :vtt in your 0»t> woyt. To all my mentort; every flngW r^r-r^ '} •Jf been a greot role model And I W'H nC'-er forget ^ ■toart kwe tn*l>( meant to mfl. You •wre right tkerre are no tmit«! 1 *.II oLagc be witk yow, V^'at. G^ ^OOSl 1 • r yordon C .s( - ■ -. li«ve whiten eticn cticipteff* of fn^ righ renool 'ife: rAlp-eJ ^cr compuintn^ aboui ei^njtning Wit noppeor in kis I '■ ,A\riita for not letbn^ poop'e tUep O'"- Ku*><Hv/g»f ; tJmO' ■ of ottentio" I" «vei*ytnif^i |"idkf<t getting injured evevij voorer qame. Rictijuxi, IttO •0»vJc: out orw trip- Dort '^^m'r.ofce (twaT>il(s) ^ to De'^fon (and I onnmy). Karoos^. oH'Pf ""y cKipel Ploiling Dot A w'tn people that houe rto life. I ke v| ( ',_' '\IZi^-1L_'-. I Lt t.r.,-cer pieniert. 1 he twp^ ;, ->-.- ' trtlyng c«t« of Bo'ton and rlr- ewe^fOne tnot har mc^e me crnt'e. •en .jc. fjr^Juate. I MiK now to GooJ kick to eversfone tiwrt rti'l u ,»., to .p^ ^i SMUS "GOODBYE" &» LKendra Cubbs -.r .1 !■,( -,,eT I ,:iK& Jeep o^ even) nngle tr-'ng | dream. mij fCcrean aaoTo\>\e. tci'enteJ. !*eet. \-.'d jr ,^ "■■y *%e o^ e IseoutipjI. smOT-t, KinJ, inrafw : I '.mnr^ :it.ij ro^^mmotet l-^O, ^c. - j tre best rm^ little liffce'^ t^ crrKlneT^ rinj mei-moid doj mij m, . I (TXii, Je^(te efiitflnce Itie miKiCTl ^laie ()ii-ec*Oi' tne or? th?t .^ .:iwOn I j-m^tlti Soow I JeteT>ve better *;' e ^oor e:>v'n nwik'ng it jr:--'; *r,i'. ^^i4t>Od»| ete tnir.-.J, - = ,:-- - - _-^ , to Del'e>i© in sjourielf. Its w«ij eos'er- said ine^ Jo"e, but '>is J- ■ i ve l«irnt tnat overtjthtng nappem foi" -a reoion, anj th^t tf j can help one pei'Wn it wvie wot^ toe tT'oi,.Dle |m co exciteJ *■ ipen i^oi/p eqe« wide, jump m, I »ill dc ^iflcicjCjie Csetig .ome individiw's ond eventc h<)we beeo omitted j hank t)Ow to tKoie ■ 'i J ms ,. t— i-'^e i-_ri-ei-e^ ■•itr. me J !— love mode me Juj-fer ' .' l—tove acbieved a comb'nation Of o, o, and c. ■ And to iUtxe tnot ceinnot oi' refwse to be generviifsed in tr.e t>owe r;jtegcrcier, tn<3nKr nonetnelerr. K^vadf, tee 400 wl when ijoufe bo'i' •ifc eind old. Cneert H ^ffhaKid van dei- mJ, uazcn "Hie piirt 1 3 seaT^.- i»t SMUS ^^-^ve been o«t«tond,.- j ?chow ht>c provided me *itb a foyrd*3ition of knowledge to t-.'il^i .c.-r to mjj beortc dewe |we learned everxjtning oi. j\\y^j \TOcn tiding mt| cKoer, to learning how to rpell my nome ond in Q;?r<>rf» I ^i \\ov to tell bad )oKei' in dwemWij. well. |NJow, wn% I leor": ko« to i<?ij goodbtje to lrio<e I love ("w oJore. I rank ijou to tre teat^erv for ^oing to great Ier«gtbr to moke wre we ftot onJij k^^* ttie motepial, but a'co miderrtood it. | bonk «jou to mq r^'e'^t ror -i<i,n.-i ^ never w«ning rource of support, w'ltbout gcw. I am not'ri^ fi ijirr of big thigbs and o crooked rmire. 1 c m.( r.jnMlj j '■.--■-e cj'ven ir^n cCiol^'telij ^ver■^tnl'-.Ji t -roi.'lf p^cciblq -wrk for; | low© ijoy -rem tne ver^ bottom of mij heart. I be rert of my tbonkc go to tre -cbool r«r not onig being brtiliant. out r**" alwa<js t<iki«g W^t one «tep '-.-ntr.er. mak'ng my toume>j simply outftanding vg'i*"'-''3 t"e best of ■:-, ".^ '-z^RAD 06' O^J n-t>i) oil 40ur *.i^er COtr-e I"..' Dic^u (W. cmg \Cj know daijtime K not derigned for boarder;, bt/t tning? happen at O i" tne morn.ng •■ben Oai^ ttudentr are dreaming in their beds, ^h-r ■ SMUS *'Of « »•'*• ejection; it kick-rf<»T^a mi| goal of be.n- f'jccefsrw' i" wnivarfit*! and in m\} future career. | hank H*V ^ **" tre leacMtrc for tfour rupport and intprnil^on /\nd to mg parentf T l^ank nOv for eoer^tning. I love now I o >jou, mi| frien<«: 4OU gu«jC Tf^.jR <r.( zJ3,,t Teng, ijoull be a great breaker. L' r^/r^itibe'- 01-' Cbo, talte car^ of qotrtvelf, one mor^ , ■ ''' ' ' ;L, be«)onJ cri« -!"■>"' ■ a Im so Vfr^ - T- ■ -' t"!.-' l'J>r',,r-,-. J..-1 l-li^Ofbi. do"'* foT.J^* -f^ .•.- ■ f^f <• DS L.«u^- njmember our chat t think we naije datt together evenj ifear? wko you aro. W'fb you tb» bert of luck ^CD m»manl ikeere tbat'i to follow fbould be expected Prom that first dai) m \A'^ Williamc M'JJIe Sc^'o**' bomeform to probablii mij Urt daij of i-rayer-time (from wblcn |ll nave to be dragged, kidting^ tcreamlr.<[ ,iod crying), mi| time at SMUo "^O* been at' • - ^twteful to my teacnere. whote barrage of test -ifCignmentf nave made .'ne the neurotic rt^va I tur- tOiiuy. i ca^ '.lank tjou enough | o my family: |ll be forever grssteM ro" ^ver^tning youue done fo)' me- la never naue made it witnout you To my fnendt: youve been a constant tv-y<o if ji-^-te^ent, | loi-e 4OU all F-Tom epic tripe acrort tne wcr- - -?•- -■■ghtt, viouve maae my O yeart here ufif." -le* -. -" * -or^e- -.0 be reckoned with. If yov need me, call me I o my boys: I dont kno^* what to do Witb you, but I dont know what Id Jo witbout you. (--■■.i' of OO- take the world by etorm, ceo yoii on the H'P Pide. Vve -"■-' '■ ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■MfBBBJi ^iT^jQfLL Tiemori^c to wet <■ treti"'.- Aurtrvi trip m grotU 1 0., 4c- te"-7^j-7.P* r*-c*.--lt - fts»rtjc |n "•v*!" forgot ■ n*xt ifeav, Kope it aM worltf ovt' JO W/wV/rX' lU^ j'1 tt« tO(|C anJ ptiintt onj JootJt. I «nP fn^^ xfon <■ ^rr>. th* «ir>naii* n*v«r »i»«. Let 'jOv/r- n<»fr nang tfowrt. •*!«• Vi' - ■««< ij(x/T« fT.3lh«T- vara (otk a*au uour crJJnood anj v^ro* j. '>.* i,&j - ■ Jt will l>i/W> ifCKm WiiW ■ (_^ilj. tjoutv woman now> ifour noort and ;v*jl OW pvf; ^ LVriirmn ^ML( McDc- : rt-^iT+eJ Di 'O*^ f'^'^ nQOTt ogt>, a: fcri* new l(id fT^ti oocke j\Jo« I see kkjt I've gooe fcKroogli Kigh tckoo! witK on epic ^roup of people, wT"© n<ive nelpeJ me gro» prom wot 4wK'«<»^ riatje. J— rom 5dn«i) Oft 0/ to nigktt ir. Qat)^ 0^\fe, tno merroriee are forever Retecco, | loveei Ine Pisgiiflcci Jinnets and e^dler; ,-l>opjwn3. A''. Autt^ e>pU>>i it a'l! To Iliiia: hew our frleo<i:^..p K<K ^rown since gr. V y« ie inJescwlwUe TKe ne*i four qaars wi'l tie even better tl-eo tne tart Juctin onj | erro qou ■qv^t nave n^peJ Tie Intf ifoar more tn»n on^one, onj becdmeinki best fr-s'iJi along we wo^. Mij fnenJthip *itn uou two if "-repUceoUe I o o'' fntj r"*"^^ 40^ rock ■'N •O'^ ' ■ "■''" "" ■'"' ■ m3ji« baticfl-u THI fwter; I love i)O0- rn^m k*^ *jp?0-rt (inj j--.«?- ' ^* ;-.:;•>-,•- c;*T- '_'afl tlw reienlle« teasing 400wt kac real'ij a^yeJ cnar^jcter, but at leatt I 0radodteJ unlike f I I0W6 ijou feotk f^raJ OS. letc Jominote' !.p Sco« McDc-oU ig^sa-^'CG? --.-.- ■■?.<_.;--., vr:f-ii,e mi, .n»er«itc, ana sorwe otke^ 1 fact. prepareJ *«© p>r hlgnem tearn^<xg ana rwf I "■ .ilkrvea me to write mi) own f^iture and pvmje mt| pass»on' \ eatreme'ti grjteKj'- v •«H! e • "to tnank mi^ O*^** O"". Tom were ^■~ e-^en- to le-ive ^ pciitive legac■^ at SrlUS e"^ I wo* prouJ t P<>rt of tnoTs effort!-. To m*( teacnert, tbank *(oy for' ijour Jedicafcton anj potning me to acnieve mt) &%ft V-Jf course, tna"K 4> ■ to niu p**®"*"' M®'' *ere ancai^r trere to lau^n at my i«ue* an<f foH -ne oot. I Jont k"Ow now j «ovla nave oeen dole to ao fiMj d'rf4>vi* i^Df witfiout 401.fr kelp I o mq parents, y^ankr \or lirtenin^ to m^ - 'jnfe ar%a cranneUg tneir. into fometkin^ ^oa | o m^ htWe ov ->iankl for keeping me cool. Altroo^k tn«t<e wer« t^mec In nigr -ckool «nen I e-ar cer^relmed oitk «Trk, groJuation t putting f^erntr.ng iito perspective A&ove anJ t^i^-tt l|- -.c> ■t._> -K^ opportunity to ttuaij w^tn k'^oJeJ^eao'e ■Ml r e qwk/X m. ong kove atfcovered a rignipcanl ckange witr'^i mt|f«n-. | r« dtv«rs ■ ■ntemttti op lr« academe courjef here »n ^MUo a'lo*' me •_. ?=-.e'op j%c»^t« and C>^t)a>l trt^king ^\t PluF. I am aU© to ' .; 1 make pw*d< witk w^iqt« c^t't^ret, religont and badigrcunrft . ' _= I over tKe world . O^ tnic note, tnonk <Jou ^'Vr^ tr>vt}i to Kornri for Wm^ tvcr an aw^fOtne pt^rni 9n<i roommatS; Qrenda for ker rtlLtime great support Jack»e for k«r taugkter and ^nero^<|. Jen C^ko tot ke*! fk«er rupport and care and ("-^" for k«r relpe« companontkip. Atovo a", I mmM hke to ©uprerr -o deepest gratitude for ahj parsntt and tirter, witnout wrom | could not pomblij enjotj ?uck a fulf J'lng kigk fckoor ewperieoce, I ke • -om© -,• ; >4 f.?re»eH Yet, all trie laugkter ana tearr alt tne -.-.rv' Ortd ditccuraging iroment*. wi" certoni'n be ctored " . '"> or^a acco*npany at I move on to tre Ivture. A^s- ^ ( Mnucfue Woicj ' l-e last tlir^ie 4ear> oj n^k ScWoo- ^•a»e t>*er> arr^i>i-^ \ <p'/.e^ ^ ot of e«periBnce, ackieveJ oew goalr and. mort In-po-fa^'*'.;. ' ne* '«» fr«ndc To'm<4 dearett l_il: v|Oore ike wc 40U tonf wben «e move out. but ropeT'^''^ ■*" t . ' Ljfvveriit*j ana we can be roomiec o^ainj | o ^Je^^iB a*>d [_tnd9: joure tke oett 0<v*frtendr e-er and 'll micT 40U gui|C a lot •rr«n ibr ^Tv»duate. IT! never forget t^e rillv moments *e Kad and tre erJIer? norrip we tkarod. To (^Icria, tjritt, CJaro!, lC*vin Luk, A'T'e'' •^ill. Be'»r*>'''' Q/orJlan. Kevin ^(fan^. We""*™, Rak^t. DM<>I'- Toni) ana Jokmon: III alwaift remember 40U guyt. rCee: All il-« Urt u lU g«d cU« of ?008i Class of D7 1 ■ r (J tisiui <4J(ni A*^ "14 If'tc- gT.e«h-.^v,^r,Jt-«l:K-,. Co'^Ncic^r once i^^-J. "It doe^ -. .- m(stt6T> how rlo*'li( ijou go lo long lat you <;lo not rtop, t"*^ " ! :-_.o^. ^t ihti q^ioto. I flf" ttiil unyyT^ or >ts me«nir>g. | hat ((Sit*, t^eT■e (i.Tve been motii,| feime^ ( ve oe«n ncifrimer-ed witri ttioca Jatjc of ' -ilpU^vnefv ^ncJ le'f-Jouot. Oijt there Ktive oe*n more of tfiem that Kdv'e .^limfnei'e.rl itc roifi of hope vpon me. t he thingt thot hove lio;.t * trv'c'i."^3 f^'l thi lese ijeuot have been tlie F i that [v. dboul the mott I o m^ niom and daA, end to ci'l m^ prieridi oU fl'^c' new. th^inK ^oo for bslng *it" me Jur-ing (jH the ^ooti timet, /\iso, j.^ .,11 .^.. i,,.,^t^,,- iL..,* k.,..-° Je^ik -aith 014 itiMgglet and incol&nce, ^'■" - i-i me fT-om ciciompliching mij oraamr, S^'- i '"r34 nut br thjt ,,-l":im..-.r.J in the roijgk or a le.-"Jer. of ,j.ll ■ li'l jet thei-e- |t *oyU t>e too iith innother deep <j"<3 i-rr^lBuont ^uot? it-gvanJfi'thef once eaiJ Oi^ctin, |t; .. ..tko.r' c/m LKintng '4Jcnicj ight this time ^ooU newei- corr.^ ■ .; r mij computer tPijing to vr'ite ;omethi(-ii; tlei) jott caftt wait to iyadoais but | thi^.- .1 T-eaJq. Or COurve the botrrjifi^ life hp? gi«en me tor OiA I dare ray it ^os oiie of ,the be^'t experiences th--if teer^^er | w<int to ^ay th«nkc to '114 oiom and J ^ I'cterr for everijthtng. | will mi?f ijou a lot .-j'l"!."' /-Vnd^a, Jen, vannio, h-'ui'ni, ^ara jC, I L-Ja Bnit. S<.">. JJfctt.. M-' r- fieopU I forgot to mention, ^ooJ !■ ^I:.i :l, HP of S-,™-.- t- i..l. ...... .' mdo =^< ang fi'ieiJ:. Y->j ifi/e he<peJ oie ,^0 through the intent* txKJTSjIin^ icho^i life. "Ovithout i)Ou. I Jont know how | wouW have «jivivea. | «i'l mm '' ■? lute n-ght pci-rtiec end the .gooa times at vu ding , 1 o m^ !-;iT.J;(, I h.ji'/e '-'-A iiiwch to (an but thonh 4OU finj t love yc^.' opBci.-' (7 ifrcch2jan ^^B ^ ^ i|6art 10 ^I'^U^ boord.rg Viught me marni things that | WouL r -vor have had the rhance to approach bafore, | here £ ijear? (.aught me 10 much that changed m^j tlfe forever, | have to thonL 'iikj parents for giving me* chance to ftudq alyroad arid meet «o " nry^ frrendt who will ftjpport. on« another forever, Tnonk" i^Ou t<. trofA people who, cheered rrte up when I wac fad. ^ot crazy witf< rr iti>4*d up wrth m« evovk] mght. performed on ridge with me. i?T-d«rred puia with me, [_A>_J I A with me. (mached *»th me, h©lpi- m9 with homework all night long, went thi-ough hard timec with dk:' ji-e oiwaijr hol^ fco m«, tougnt me hong fu, ridded getting In trouhi' «.th me, plained vportr with me, alwaijt &aught me buooU tea, ent«rtain«d me in cla««. cent m<? r\oa} M.ri.,^; fiu.'.-.nt.v.i mp .t,,I t that tooh care of ""w dtmng tn«f« / ij<k»m W^e are fin^ ■ jf ni^ ccnool after all tnese <j»arf| (^food luck to kjou oil i^ossaudrci evened ski )«-^,lfchou^h the future mai) appear nehulout at timet. I hope that what I have learned at oT lUS w"' provide diariti^ and the dbi'itu to overcome an^ challenget that | will certainly encountsi'. I e>iperiencer I nave had hero «pan a gamut of emotionp ana '■..•.. become mq portals of d'scoveri). j have come to appreciate realistic view of frujjelf ond otherc. ■ ■, ' . ' Cr^r-aeni book, L^ooivng /or /AwC T ou vpend ijoyr who'e life i-tuch in the labij'' ' ijoull efcape It one 001^. ana how awefome it will be, jnci irno^.niny thfit fut-jre heepc qou going, hut you n*»"eT' An it Yni- jvct use t^i future to escape the present ^nilv c^li Km Oo t'-it If <t, -iiit it I I Ke pust four ijttdm huvo ^one &h tO(> foct, arA itMH«ow»?, Ixitr aoofl ' ^oulJ \\s to f-nanK nivi p<«^f»tt U«rtu«* wittiftut V ■ -■ nere. oo c'icnc, Dwt tr^,? TU'"! tn i-n^ p»ieri(Jc, ttoep it orMVin \vitn you ^wnf, tnmo (V3f'. t)n)'t l'"v. \i(H--r. .5 Hntk, f )k. And ot mucn tu vioiefic« if t'l'iiif '1^1 .f. i. ,1.1 - ■..■■'■.■--■ .■■■.■fi ,|fi'i "j Ye*n, i^eon, *e goita cnanye > ....'_. ' . ;l '■ -: . I ,ii .1' J , -' -■ - - ' r"-? n^vv ever- lo^c ■■-..- .1 Ltean r»ov« net .o'Tte vdii. InoftKt. too. 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T The Canadian loonie is chosen as the top news story of the year. The Canadian dolldi soared to $1.10 US and took on the world's superpower currencies resulting in the highest peak in decades. /^-•*. I V II ^ ' "iSMSKETBAl^ CP Press/Andrew Vaughan Seven members of the Bathurst High Phantoms basketball team along with their coach's wife, a teacher at another school, were killed when their van collided with a transport truck while returning from a game in Moncton, NB on January 16, 2008. ' The death of Polish immigrant Robert Dziekanski via Taser stun gun by an RCIvlP officer at Vancouver Airport sparks inquiries governing the use of Tasers and prompts immediate changes to operations at Vancouver International Airport. ICP Ptess,'Sl C.ifliarines Slandard-Denis Calllll CP Press/Jonathan Hayward K W«' t •I ^ The Conservative Government launches a public inquiry after learning that German-Canadian arms dealer Karlheinz Schreiber had allegedly agreed to a lobbying deal with Brian Mulroney in 1993, before Mulroney left the Prime tvlinister's office. -**■' r.^ Mulrt Si-'flftrd A family member holds a poster of women missing in B.C. at the trial of Robert "Willie" Pickton, 58, a pig farmer accused of being Canada's worst serial killer. Pickton was found guilty of second-degree murder in the first six of the 26 charges he faces. ▲ The Nobel Peace Prize is awarded to former Vice President Al Gore and the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, represented by Dr. Rajendra Pachauri, for their efforts to call attention to global warming. ▼ The Koechert Diamond, a priceless jewel-encrusted brooch made lor Queen Elizabeth of Austria in the 19th century and stolen from a castle in Vienna during a robbery in 1 998, was recovered from a private home by Winnipeg Police. The plot of the story has caught the attention of one of the world's most famous women. . .Oprah Winfrey. ■ J,^*'^ fcTt: 'O;,^ An Air Canada |et makes an emergency landing in Calgary after nine people on board were injured when the plane hit turbulence on a flight from Victoria to Toronto. In September, a Westjel plane encountered turbulence on a flight from Calgary to Halifax that also injured 9 passengers. CP PholaWinnipeg Free r W H CP Pholo^^thaid Laoi ]^1 A patio table remains untouched | by flames after a hot air balloon burst into flames and crashed in | a trailer park in Surrey, B.C. on August 25th. Two people were killed and eleven were injured. Canadian consumers lose their confidence in China's manufacturers when children's toys tainted with lead trigger widespread recalls. -^ The Nintendo "Wii-nomenon " sweeps North America as the game console outplays the competition with sales of more than 13 million units. In Canada, $1 .5 billion in video game sales and over 650.000 game systems were sold dunng the 2007 Chnstmas season fmMm, M m^\ mtf m m '••^\. 'j^ ©TedSoquirredSoquiP A Writers hit the picket lines and television production IS halted lor months when the Wnters Guild ol America goes on strike to protest compensation policies for new media such as iTunes downloads. ^ .^"> Two RCfVIP Constables. Douglas Scott of Kimmirut, Nunavut and Chns Worden of Hay River, N.WT , lost their lives in separate incidents in the line of duty this past year. fri / ^^*-^' t?i«ffi);.' A On August 1 , a six-lane I-35W bridge stretching across the Mississippi River in IVlinneapolis collapses into the nver during the height of the afternoon rush hour. Global ^ People around the world cast more than 1 00 million online votes to determine the New Seven Wonders of the Wocid. The winning wonders are announced at a gala in Lisbon. ▼ More than 150 of the worlds leading music acts perform in concerts staged around the world for Live Earth, a star-studded event to draw attention to the global climate crisis. .^^en Wo 3 Jose Fuste Raga/Corbis PIJLO^ ' Labour Party leader Gordon Brown succeeds Tony Blair as the new Prime Minister of the United Kingdom of Great Britain. T In December, Pakistani opposition leader Benazir Bhutto is assassinated following a political rally in Rawalpindi, Pakistan. ▲ Tropical cyclone Sidr is the deadliest storm to hit Bangladesh in a decade. It destroys thousands of homes, ruins crops and forces more than a million villagers to evacuate. Sci-Tech Saskatoon-born Dave Williams completes a tiistoric launch into space aboard ttie Endeavour Williams spent a Canadian record-breaking 1 8 hours outside in space, breaking the previous record held by CSA colleague Chns Hadfield. who spent 14 hours outside the shuttle in 2001 . Williams is the last Canadian astronaut oflicially scheduled to fly before NASA winds down the shuttle program by 2010 ▲ Doctors Brian Lupton and Liz Whynot discuss the birth of sextuplets born at B.C. Women's Hospital in January, 2007. The four boys and two girls were delivered after just 25 weeks with each weighing approximately 1 8 pounds •^ The digital smiley face celebrates its 25th birthday. Its inventor, Carnegie Mellon professor Scott E. Fahlman, first used the icon on an electronic bulletin board in 1982. ■^ Using mice, biologists develop a method to reprogram ordinary skin cells into all-purpose stem cells. This discovery IS likely to have a positive impact on treatments for a number of diseases. € <«J.^' 'i Crops are threatened when honeybee colonies in the U.S. and Europe suffer from Colony Collapse Disorder, In Canada, honeybees play a major role in pollinating many fruits, vegetables and crops. A study by Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada estimated the value of the bees to pollination has climbed to more than $1 billion. Alberta. Saskatchewan and Manitoba produce 80% of Canada's 154 million kilos of honey annually. Getty Images/Science Faclion In a medical expenment, salmonella germs take a ride on the space shuttle. When they return to Earth, the germs are far more lethal than their earthbound counterparts ^ An excavation site in Argentina yields the fossilized remains of a previously unknown species of dinosaur, the Futalognkosaurus dukei, measuring more than 105 feet. ^ KJr^ Lifestyle ^hoto llluslg Chns Jackson/Getty Images ^ Social networking websites continue to surge in populanty. MySpace and Facebook remain dominant as ttie sites of choice for young people and inspire a fiost of innovative imitators. T Concerns about overweigfit dogs and cats hit the headlines. Vetennanans prescnbe a regimen of fewer treats, more walks around the neighbourhood and no people food. The healthy growth trend for vitamin waters and other nutrient-boosted consumables continues with the introduction of specialized formulas for Immunity, focus and more. T Concerns over the environment and Increasing energy costs create a growing consumer demand for energy-saving, long-lasting compact fluorescent light bulbs. revolutionary touch screen, packs mobile phone, camera, IPod, Web browser, email and IM capabilities into a sleek, portable package. PA Photos/Landov I Nora the Piano Cat'** G 2007 Alexander 5 Vow' Higher pnces for coffee beans do not lessen the nation's craving for coffeehouses. Independents and chains alike continue to be popular with younger consumers. r- OTtiom Lang^CoTtls T Cute and comfy baby doll jumper tops and dresses with button straps start as a summer trend and morpti into fall fashion layered over close-fitting sweaters and matching tights Trends ■^ Under Armor athletic apparel is a popular fashion choice for athletes both on and off the field. Mf Urn. N-» celebrities, including Sarah Jessica Parker and Venus Williams, to battle the high-priced fashion industry by creating their own affordable apparel. ^ The craze for oversized leather bags — in metallic shades of copper, silver and gold — inspires a trend for matching footwear in daytime and nighttime looks. Entertainment The music video game Guitar Hero III: Legends of .Rock is released with a soundtrack of 71 playable songs. Slash and other real-life guitarists appear as in-game characters ▼ The music video game Rock Band is released for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. Players perform together in virtual bands, using penpherals to hit notes as they scroll onscreen- i>' f-' L Jeciaboton [ou^ .^iiS« "©2008 Jostens Inc Even after lonelygirl15 IS revealed as a fictitious character. her popular storyline continues for a full season as an Internet dramedy series on YouTube and MySpace. i © 2008 Jostens Inc Adam Berry^loomberg Newslandov T After a two-year format war. Toshiba pulls its HD DVD product out of contention, leaving Sony Blu-ray as the sole next-generation successor to DVD. AsrysoH. T Harry Potter and the Deatlily Hallows, the seventh and final book in the enormously popular senes, is released. The bookstore chain Indigo reported it sold three books per second upon Its release. Amazon reported that residents of Banff, Alberta ordered more copies than any other town in Canada. 7" Wii NEW I WIREIE Gum ^(\ hi :c ©2008 Jostens Inc. =Sx Large-scale multiplayer online gaming gives rise to virtual worlds where players interact via avatars and the computer-generated environment is similar to the real world. [#)r^Po1ter m' '»T I ▲ Beading makes a comeback as a way to relax and creatively spend time with friends. Television I T The second season of NBC's Heroes continues the adventures of ordinary people with extraordinary powers and reveals more about the shadowy dealings of "The Company" In the 36th season of CBS's The Price Is Right, host Bob Barker retires and comedian Drew Carey takes over the helm at the world's second-longest- running game show. High School Musical 2 drew over one million Canadian viewers when aired on the Family Channel. Over 17 million viewers in the U.S. watched the movie's premiere when it premiered on the Disney Channel making it the highest- rated cable broadcast in U.S. history. The NBC diania seneb Fudjy Night Lights, about a fictional high school football team, is taped documentary-style, without rehearsals, to give it a more authentic feeling. The CW KL Bailey/Lwidov I ^ On The CW, Blake Lively portrays socialite teen Serena van der Woodsen in Gossip Girl, a drama senes that follows the lives of prep school students from New York's Upper East Side, ► America Ferrera, who plays Betty Suarez on the popular ABC comedy-drama Ugly Betty, is the first Latina to win the Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series T Alt-rocker Brian IVIelo from Hamilton, ON wins the Canadian Idol competition in Toronto, fi/lelo edged out Alberta teen Jaydee Bixby for the top spot in a finale that featured performances by Avril Lavigne and Bon Jovi, -4 ABC's Dancing with the Stars rules the ratings thanks to popular celebrity participants such as Sabnna Bryan of The Cheetah Girts. Movies T A 90-minute episode of The Simpsons takes six years to make. The Simpsons Movie finally makes its big-screen debut and is a major hit. T Shia LaBeouf portrays a teenager wfio is plunged into a tiigfi-tecfi baf le between good and evil alien robots in Transformers, a live action adaptation of the 1980s cartoon series. DESTROr SI fRAnSFORITIEIlS John M. Heller/Getty Images ^ Atonement receives seven Golden Globe nominations, including lead acting nods for Keira Knightley and James McAvoy. July 27 J '% ► Disney's National Treasure: Book of Secrets nets the third-highest box-office total ever for a Christmas [ weekend release. m-: Halifax-born Ellen Page, 21, the star of JUNO along with the film's Canadian director, Jason Reitman, celebrate the films' 4 Oscar nominations. The movie was shot in British Columbia and won the Oscar for Best Onginal Screenplay. Bote man Janney Simmoni Disturbia, a surprise hit thriller about a bored teenager under house arrest who thinks his next-door neighbour may be , a notonous serial killer, spends three weeks at the top of the box office. So OukW And Funnj, **T'; mp^ Joel and Ethan Coen write and direct No Country for Old Men, a film adaptation of Cormac McCarthy's bleak, moody modern western novel. The film receives eight Oscar nominations. In / Am Legend. Will Smith is the last man alive in New York, after a man-made virus wipes out most of the world's population and turns the survivors into dangerous mutants Starring Zac Efron. Amanda Bynes and newcomer Nikki Blonsky. Hairspray is a zany musical based on the Broadway smash hit. Oscar Winners Best Film: No Country for Old Men Best Actor: Daniel Day-Lewis, There Will Be Blood Best Actress: IVIarion Cotillard, La Vie en Rose Best Supporting Actor: Javier Bardem, No Country for Old Men Best Supporting Actress: Tilda Swinton, Michael Clayton A Using a combination of live action and animation, Enchanted \e\\s the story of Giselle, a fairy-tale character seeking a "happily ever after" ending in modern-day IVlanhattan. T Fergie continues to place singles from her tnple-platinum solo album. The Dutchess, on the Billboard charts. T Fall Out Boy headlines the Honda Civic tour, pertomis at Live Earth conc2rts and reaches the top of the charts with the release of their album Infinity on High. / '%r ♦ X V Jfv..n« Robert PiRs/Landov AP Pholo/Peter Kra T Canadian pop singer Feist enjoys soaring sales for her third solo album, The Reminder, after the single "1234" is featured in a commercial for the iPod nano. T New/comer Sean Kingston tops the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 and Pop 100 with "Beautiful Girls, "his first single from his self-titled debut album. Dustin Rabin Photography '*ri'^ Rihanna records her third album. Good Girl Gone Bad. featuring Jay-Z and Ne-Yo. She receives six Grammy nominations. n t ▲ Malibu singer-songwriter Colbie Caillat rises to stardom from MySpace. Her song "Bubbly" garners more than 31 million plays and her CD goes platinum. AP Photo/Jason DoCn REUTERS/Roben Galbrallh/ljndov Carrie Underwood releases her double-platinum second album. Carnival Ride, and contributes the Oscar-nominated song "Ever Ever After" to the soundtrack for the movie Enchanted. f Country star Kenny Chesney releases his 13th album, JusI Who I Am: Poets S Pirates. His Flip Flop summer tour is the highest-grossing country tour of 2007. AP PhotofEmpiiB Expo Cernor. John Haeger ■ "•""^Jr^^B I irm Y^i^ i^ ■u ® 2008 Jostensm^^^^l^^^^^^^ 1 ▲ After facing off at the IVITV lylusic H Awards, rapper rivals Kanye H West and 50 Cent release H ^ia/ufSMm^' ▲ Hip-hop artist T-Pain releases his second album, Epiphany. The album receives four 1 albums on September 1 1 and H vie for top sales. Kanye's H Graduation is the victor. H 2008 Grammy nominations and the Vibe 2007 Song of the Year Award. w- -< Souija Boy reaches the top of the Billboard Hot 1 00 with ■_i ■ the single "Crank That (Souija Boy) ' and his distinctive. ^^^^^^^H^^^^^ t ^^^^Q^^^^^^l mm I loose-limbed dance style becomes a nationwide craze. .iflr A' f : \^ p I N/T51TN \Hii OWS '' Radiohead invites listeners and fans to pay whatever they want for a digital download of their highly acclaimed seventh album, In Rainbows. A "discbox" edition, with standard CD and vinyl LP, IS released in January 2008. '■\^'j © 2008 Joslens Inc Canadian punk-pop princess Avril Lavigne releases her third album The Best Damn Thing. featuring "Girlfnend," her first No. 1 on the Billboard Top 100. Lavigne is also scheduled to launch her own fragrance and clothing line this summer. [Sports i Saskatchewan Roughriders linebacker KItwana Jones hoists the Grey Cup after beating the Winnipeg Blue Bombers 23-19 to win the 95th CFL Grey Cup in Toronto. ▼ Tiger Woods achieves his record 14th World Golf Championships win at the WGC-Bndgestone Invitational and claims his 60th PGA Tour win at the BMW Championship CP Press/John Woods T Former Senator George Mitchell releases a list of Major League Baseball players. Including seven MVPs and 31 All-Stars, under Investigation for illegal use of steroids and other performance-enhancing drugs. ' The veteran San Antonio Spurs, led by Tim Duncan, beat the Cleveland Cavaliers and their young phenom, LeBron James, in a 4-0 sweep to win the 2007 NBA finals. At X-Games 13, Ricky Carmichael wins the first MotoX Racing Circuit, Simon Tabron does back-to-back 900s In BMX Vert and Jake Brown survives a 40-foot fall. Rich Pilling/MLB Photos via Geny Images I In front of a crowd of almost 27,000 football fans, the M University of Manitoba Bisons" end their 37 year drought and take home the Vanier Cup after a 28-14 win over the Huskies in Toronto. i © Paul BuckyepaCofbis AP Pholo/Ross D Franklin i ▼ California native Jimmie 1 Johnson speeds to victory '. as ttie 2007 NASCAR Nextel Cup Champion, defeating his Hendiick Motorsports teammate Jeff Gordon by 77 points. The Anaheim Ducks claim their first Stanley Cup, beating the Ottawa Senators in five games lor the 2007 NHL championship. © Robert Lesieuf 'ReuteraCortjis The American League Champion Boston Red Sox defeat the National League Champion Colorado Rockies in a decisive four-game sweep to capture their second World Series title in four years. ? BlakeHeutersCorDis ▲ Super Bowl XLII fVIVP Eli Manning leads the New York Giants on a last-minute scoring drive to upset the heavily favoured New England Patriots 17-14. shattering the Patriots' bid for a perfect 19-0 season. .< Team Canada took home its fourth straight gold medal defeating Sweden 3-2 in overtime at the final game in the IIHF World U2C Junior Hockey Championship in the Czech Republic. ► ► Team Canada defeats Team USA 5-4 in a shoot-out at the Women's World Hockey Championships in Winnipeg- Canada wore pink jerseys to honour the first-ever Women's World Champions. Canada's 1990 National Women's Team JC lection '08 Candidates After Super Tuesday primaries on Febnjary 5. 2008, the presidential race heats up among frontnjnners Hillary Clinton, Mike Huckabee, John McCain and Barack Obama. ► Entertainment Weekly names J K. Rowling — author of the seven-volume, 4,100-page Harry Potter series of best-selling children's books — as Its Entertainer of the Year. John McCain n January 2008, Academy Award-nominated actor Heath Ledger, 28, is found dead In his Lower Manhattan apartment from an accidental overdose of prescnption medication. Barack Obama ▲ Heartthrob Zac Efron, who came to fame with his pertormance in the first H/g/i School Musical, becomes an even bigger teen star with the release of High School Musical 2. The Best of Both Worlds tour, starring H/liley Cyrus as "Hannah Montana", sells out In every city, prompting ticket lotteries, heartbroken fans and scalping scandals. The "Hannah Montana" lour scheduled only one date in Canada, in Toronto. AP Phoio/Masahiko Yamamolo ' At London's Wembley Stadium, Pnnces William and Harry host Ine Concert for Diana to commemorate the tenth anniversary of the death of their mother, the Princess of Wales. RI2foy Barrett/Landov^ L Canadian wrestling star Chris Benoil commits suicide after taking the lives of his wife and 7 year old son at his home in Georgia. This tragic story prompts the CBC's Filth Estate 'o produce a documentary that '■obes into the circumstances of benoil's death and that of dozens of other pro wrestlers. As "Izzie Stevens" on ABC's Grey's Anatomy. Katherine Heigl is a small-screen star. As "Anne Fletcher" in the comedy 27 Dresses, she conquers the big screen as well. lostens Printed in Canada © 2008 Jostens Canada, Ltd. (3302550) □ i^sW^ m ^= ao