Appleby College - Argus Yearbook (Oakville, Ontario Canada)

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FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Bruce, Day, Lu, Baines. MIDDLE ROW; Devitt, Benson, Keates, Logan, Jones. BACK ROW; CambeU, Green, Hubner, Chin, Hogaboam.

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RON WITHEY Even modest Ron would be the last to tell you, that he and two others bought Tom Lytle a new paint job. Ron ' s bravado behind the wheel carried into the world of sports. Small in stature but long on talent, Ron was one of the College ' s most accomplished athletes. Ron ' s versatility enabled him to play many positions and helped him to gain his colours in hockey, football and rugby. As a defenseman, Ron patterned himself after the great Denis Potvin and was the backbone of the defense. In football, Ron was moved from the backfield to guard, a move which didn ' t thrill Ron. However, Ron soon established himself as one of the team ' s top linemen. Rumour has it that his height permitted him to get under and mave his opponents. In rugby. Ron played six different positions in one season. But he really felt a home as a weeble playing prop. A prefect in Powell ' s House and a capable student, he has appeared on the unsupervised hst through his years and plans to attend Oueens next year. Good luck in the future, Ron. CHRIS WOOD In his many achievements and in the determined way he has pursued them, Chris has set a fine example to all around him. Throughout his five years he has produced first class results in class, winning the General Proficiency Prize four times and ending up with an Ontario Scholarship. He has also been a keen and enthusiastic competitor in his sports, and in his final year he has been Captain of Soccer and Vice-Captain of Swimming. In fact, he won his Colours in both these sports. Further to this he has had an outstanding career in Track and Field, where he was the Intermediate Champion and the Senior Champion for two years in each case. In fact, he is the first Appleby boy to win his Colours in this sport. In addition to all this he has climaxed a fine career by being Head Prefect in WaUter House, a Chapel Warden, a member of the Choir, and a leading participant in the recent Operetta. Certainly Chris has many abilities and, with them, he has made a valuable contribution to our school Ufe; but most important, he has always participated wfith great gusto and enthusiasm. ADRIAN C. C. YEO A pencil-case is dropped- an horrendous crash!- and everyone is reminded that Ade Yeo is still with us. In fact, he has been for three years but the mild-mannered Malaysian has tried to keep that a secret. Whether coming back late on Saturday night, forging a famous Rem- brandt or teaching Mozart the basic skills of piano, Adrian (you wouldn ' t know how to pronounce ' it) Yeo has left his indeUble mark in the alcoves of Appleby. During his stay with us he has been a continuous presence on both the Unsupervised Study and Optimates Usts and his often inaudible voice has boomed out at us as both a member of the choir and as the in- tellectual Pirate who little better to do than to read a jolly good book. How could we forget: His short-hved terms as a member of the Math and Film Clubs and his invisible, but unquestionable, attendance of games were more than compensated for by long hours spent behind both the brush and theivories. the former awarding him the Art Prize in grade 12, the latter, our admiration. Always a decent sort, we wish him the best for the future and hope to see him along with the likes of Emerson and Wakeman. DAN YUSTIN Appleby has experienced Rudi ' s full potential for the past four years now. and has never regretted it. He has always been active in all sports, leading the first football P.R. squad for two years; captaining the second hockey and our golf teams after winning the school golf tournament in grade 12. Academically Danny hasn ' t been as active but he did win both the grade 12 economics award and the general proficiency prize in grade 11. This year, Lt. YusUn ' s small physique could be seen at the head of the CoUey House platoon in the Cadet Corps. Danny will always be remembered as the quick witted. humourous guy who originated the under 5 ' 7 club, and next year these characteristics will help him through U. of T. for a career in dentistry. Best of luck in the future. Dan.

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FRONT ROW. Left to Right: Ho, Washington, Lau, Anderson, McBride, Cartotto, Appleby. MIDDLE ROW: Hayward, Speich. Coxon. Wood. Burke. Green. Hueton. BACK ROW: Watanabe. Maxwell. Bundschuh, Stevenson. Durst.