Appleby College - Argus Yearbook (Oakville, Ontario Canada)

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12E FRONT ROW; Beasley, Smith I, Jackson 1, Mckenzie I, Kishino. CENTRE ROW; Slattery I, Green I, Stewart II. Dickens, Bierbrier, Peterson. BACK ROW; Hou, Van Tighem I. Davies, Ractimaninoff. Large. Jamieson, Gibson 12A-1 FRONT ROW: Samaroo. Balz I. Hodge. CENTRE ROW: Cheney. Webb I. Brown. Gibson II. BACK ROW; Manning, Gudewill, Gall, Walton, Stuarl III.

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RICHARD WILSON Rick Wilson came to Appleby in 1973 from British Columbia. His tough, pugnacious character found an outlet in rugger and football: he earned his Colours in both sports. For two years he was on the Gym Team and as a Track star won the Victor Ludorum in 1975. He was a steady scholar with a seventy per cent plus average throughout his days at the School, became Chief Warrant Officer in the Cadet Corps and a Colley House Prefect. In his last two years, he revealed a very respectable acting talent in Fool ' s Errand and more notably in Mr. Josselyn ' s fine production of Romanoff and Juliet . Rick is going back to play rugger in British Columbia and to study medicine at the University of British Colum- bia. Good luck Willy! JOHN WRIGHT During John ' s six years at Appleby, he has succeeded in every field of endeavour. John dabbled in both Football and Rugby but his real strength lay in swimming. He was captain of our Swimming Team for two years, earning Colours during both of those years. He lead the team to victory in the I.S.A.A. Cha mpionship meet this year. Academically, John was always a solid student geared towards the arts; also a regular on the Unsupervised Study List. John showed his leadership abilities by being the Head of Powell ' s House during his final year, and as the Lieutenant of the best platoon in our Cadet Corps, also during his Grade 13 year. John was also a keen outdoorsman, and showed great ability in his two years as an Instructor at the School ' s Northern Campus. While at the School, John spent a great deal of time on his sketching. He produced excellent drawings of buildings and scenes of the college grounds. This artistic and creative ' ability will, no doubt, stand him in good stead for his future in landscape architecture at the University of Guelph. His academTc endeavours will, however, be delayed for one year, as he will be visiting Australia. Bon Voyage! CHRISTOPHER ZAHOVSKIS Chris had had three productive years at Appleby. Academically, he has been on the Un- supervised Study List since Grade 11, and has achieved his Optimates In Grades 11 and 12, and during his Grade 13 year, won his Gold Optimates. Chris has been on the First Soc- cer Team and was vice-captain of the team during this, his final year at Appleby, and the team ' s first year in I.S.A.A. competition. For his accomplishments he was named to the School ' s Record Board. Chris has also played three years in the Squash League. Chris was most active in the School Choir, and especially the Dramatic Society. He was in the chorus in the production of OLIVER! and he won recognition for his delivery of Murder, Murder! . Last year, he starred as Nanki-Poo in the Mikado . This year, a play was done instead of an operetta, due the need for a change of pace. Chris, tjesides tieing talented, was interested, and played Romanoff in Ustinov ' s Romanoff and Juliet . In the Public Speaking contest, Chris narrowly missed winning and placed second. Chris is heading for Queen ' s, for Engineering, and we wish him well!

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12A-2 FRONT ROW: Aleong, Yustin, Johnson I. CENTRE ROW: Vieira, Duncan I, Durrant, Kolle. BACK ROW: Mahfood I, Qrahetm, Logan I, Keates I, Harrigan, Crosbie. Beatson. 11E FRONT ROW: Stacey, Jackson II. Stuart IV, French, Josselyn. CENTRE ROW: McCulloch, Keil, Mckenzie II, Thomson I, McCarter, Jackson III, Yeo. BACK ROW: Manbert, Stott, McLaughlin, Halliday, Wood I, Morrison II. Thomson II, Robertson.