St Michaels University School - Black Red and Blue Yearbook (Victoria, British Columbia Canada)

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l0 REM 20 ENTER 30 PRINT 40 PEEK 50 POKE 60 GOSUB 70 GOTO 80 END RON EDWARDS This classic car buff plans to become a rich lawyer. Now, however, he can be found frugally dining at the golden arches, . or elsewhere, sipping coffee. He cherishes the memories of Greg Johnson's party, helping Liane study, and certain people's immaturity tdon't worry Ron, we still love youj. Ron claims to have played rugby . . . FIONA DONALD Although an HCUVC and eager member of the school's enthusiastic S ridenl Council land busy social committeelj, Fiona still found time to masquerade as a grape, present Smurfs, and direct The Brad Forth Fan Club. Given opportunity to find herself, on Canadian Day, Fi appeared as a com rncing teeny-bop. Fiona will remember flower children and umbrellas, and v. e will remember her adoration of designer jeans and watching deep-sea zugby. I-Ier final request is that Gariona and Stess get married. Ewan Richard Alexander Edwards Grade 8 Interests: computers, mathematics and physics Mr. Laidlaw Mr. Featherstone Badminton B UVIC GREGORY ENG A warm welcome for the school's resident graphic designer . . . Cfrantic applause! Upon entry to the institution in grade 8, Greg tried to get as involved as was humanl- possible: holding credits in the lst XV, tennis team, prefect fhead of School House . Barnacle House Captain, and a few to which people will turn an uncertain glance i choir, debating, and soccer tHow long ago, Greg?J. Greasy fish and chips, successfu breaking all the rules with A.S. and J.G.g telling Murray Browne to change his tie, t .- execution of Operation Backwards, evening at-top le Chateau de Ste. Michele A Cheers Greg, we'll all remember!

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,?,:,.4 JACQUIE DANCEY This striking ballerina, and part-time actress, cites as her memorable moments, the Roto-Rooter rendez-vous and sleeping with Julie at Strath. Jacquie's future plans are law at a trendy Eastern University. Best of luck - Cheers. CHRIS DENFORD Clink commutes daily from the remote region of Saanichton, surprising himself by arriving at The Establishment in a whole car. His activities in- cluded 2 guest appearances with the lst XV when not involved in hosting the 2nd's. Chris will return to France to cycle along the Riviera with a certain Someone - fTed?J. TESSA CROFTON This Blue nose Babe still can't believe she's graduating . . . Tessa, during her three years soujourn at SMU, played grass hockey, badminton, tennis, and track and field. Her pet peeves are: TURTLES, Bugle Boy, and locking her keys in the car. Her memorable moments are: Jimny Crickets QAnneJ, Simon splitting his pants, Anne without her shorts, Pentiction piano playing, and last but HOI least, Stress and Gariona fright, Fi?J. l'm here, just late. , ill SANTIAGO DE LEANIZ fa.k.a. Panty, a.k.a. Fredj. So, Foreigh Wonder Boy, against all your rebel tendencies you've got a filled-out grad form. Ha! Remember meal times and counting the days until we were let out of the institution? We both could hate it so much, although seeing artsy films sometimes made life a little more bearableg how 'bout drinking coffee in trendy places, or arguing at boring dull parties. Opera star, movie star, shining star. I'll remember you with coffee, a giggle, and love CIAO! Hopeless.

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FARIS FARIS Faris ta.k.a. Faris Wheell Lebanese swimmer and soccerer, went out of his way to exchange pleasantries with Canadians. Faris fondly remembers Brown Hall food, the architectural marvels of International House, and high-altitude beds. As a doctor, Faris aspires to help the poor and afraid. Most Memorable Moment: Israel's attack on Lebanon and the purposeless killing of children. ii BRAD FORTH Our macho stud has been at the school for two years, during which he has probably done a total of two weeks of work. Brad is often seen sporting neck scarves, and imitation Varnaises. Brad feigned participation in team sports - badminton and tennis. Brad is a successful debater, using his skills to convince himself that he could leave his English term paper to the night before its due date. When not driving around in the B trying to impress women, he speaks at seminars of the Brad Forth Fan Club. Kraft dinner appeals to him as do AP classes. Brad has quite a sweet tooth, but can't eat too many chocolate bars. God's gift to women wants to be a gigolo in Malibu, therefore, its safe to assume he'll receive VIC benefits, DOUG FRIESEN Friesewitz, a student council membertlj and School House prefectl?J, hopes to be the first non-Jewish Rabbi. We will remember Doug for his acetate pants, but they are no rival for Black's Pepto-Bismol-Pink shirtsg he will never forget the anti-Semetic comments by a dwarf English teacher and the remnants of Cureentree's breakfast on the Eiffel Tower. Future plans include a trip down under, To Get Physical. 'tMoN GOUGH and' Since grade 3, Simon has been an overt rugby fanatic. May the Spanish flag be put at half-mast in memory of those who have died of hypothermia in Mr. Keble's classroom and may Gary's f 'Bax laugh be recorded and put on nation wide radio. Simon lists no 4:3 plans, no future . . , Good luck eh? Lxwu 4 l7