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

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GREG JOHNSON Greg is a myriad of fallacies - Greg, you lied on your grad form! Ninety bounced balls, chased pig bladders, and at parties, always grinned and bared it. No further comment. BRIAN KLIMAN Brian, the ultimate ball player, has graced SMU with his charm and gentility since grade 8. He was devastated by the Inspector's car-quad rules, and early boarder curfews. Brian plans to attend UVIC and Western, majoring in truck fish- tailing and human projectile aquatics. tRight Tess, John, Lisa?J. BEN JOHNSON And now for something completely different. This wild and crazy, loud, ram- bunctious, noisy, flamboyant, radical, domineering, noncomforming Nigerian is an ardent member of the school's most elite and exclusive club. Ben patronizes this members only' establishment - a world of flashing lights, bizarre noises and electronic ethos, he only wishes the bouncer were more effective. After his European tour Ben wants to follow Gary's footsteps: Waterloo. RUSSELL LABODA One of the last survivors of the former regime, Russell takes pride in his status as senior boarder tseven yearsj. Grade 12 saw Russ's realization of the St. Michaels dream: being a prefect and lst XV member. His pet peeves are Cadet Evaluation Boards and Welsh Hospitals. Next year Russ will attend the U of W, after which he will enter The United States Coast Guard Academy.

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GAIL HENDERSON Smiling Seattleite, Gail, Keeps grinning even though Mr. Gary doesn't know who she is. Gail played a large role in A MIDSUMMER NlGHT'S DREAM. Always athletic, Gail was sometimes seen jumping from Geo. class windows and racing to the corner store to have friendly chats with the 'Ft owners. Dubble-math, Abba, and the horror of marriage are of 'll significant and intrinsic importance to Gail. Favorite Saying: It doesn't do V anything for me. 3 LUCAS HSU ,ID LESLIE HOPE So Gorda: As the countdown continues, how many days are left, Les? We know you'll miss the International House mating call, melodic whistling drifting in from the infirmary, and having to clean your room. We hope thoughts of soopering and Mazola oil will bring a smile to your face in future years when you are a famous movie star and top C.B. model in Montreal. P.S.: Les: Words of Wisdom: lt's nice to know you're a lot better than a lot of people. Love Jody and Lex. Lucas, from Kuching, Malaysia has been at SMU for two years and has settled in nicely, showing plenty of school spirit. This well-dressed, out- going student loves Inspector Math and Gary Physics, playing tennis and watching hockey. Lucas is reknowned for such sayings as, l'm goin' get you Bra Four. He is a fine student who wants to go to Waterloo, but will settle for Queens. Lucas hopes to go into computer science, but will probably end up as president of the Vancouver Canucks. . BEN JONSON Next to Shakespeare, Ben Jonson was the most important dramatist of the Elizabethan era. But unlike Shakespeare, he was a quarrelsome and overbearing person who led a colourful and often turbulent life, and his quick temper got him into frequent trouble. He was greatly loved and admired by his readers and by those who knew him personally. A group of young writers became his devoted followers and called themselves, Sons of Ben. During his own lifetime he was made poet laureate, and today he lies buried in Westminster Abbey, where his tombstone bears these words: O Rare Ben Jonson.

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CINDY LITTLE Cindy actively participated in many facets of school life including grass hockey, soccer and overcoming her phobia of Keble's open windows. She hopes to take next year off to travel and work, and eventually enter a fine arts program. Cindy fondly remembers being left at Brentwood avec Tessa and Anne. TAMI MCELROY I Although Tami cites a long list of athletic activities, i.e. lst Xl soccer, track and field, and lst XI grass hockey, she still maintains as a pet peeve: climbing fifty-seven steps to tutorial only to find There are no announcements! Future Plan: To remain conscious during an Economics class. SUSSAN MOHTADI Sussan enjoyed grade 12 so much last year, she just had to do it once more. Perhaps it was the physical influence of Mr. Laidlaw that brought her back. Her participation in school sports involved dance class with Wendy and weight-lifting TOEFL books. Best of luck Sussanl SUSAN MORRIS Harvard fondly remembers parties in grade ll, canoeing with S.Y., Jeremy Ellis' grad, and celebrations, We fondly remember Susan's wired jaws. She hates arctic Spanish classes and MAA exams. Susan plans to deal with law land physics'?J. Susan, if you keep failing as in the past, you'll succeed even in physics.