Aldershot Secondary School - Leonidata Yearbook (Burlington, Ontario Canada)

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PETER KEWLEY ACT. Placating reptiles. AMB. To learn to do homework in the pool hall. P.P. Too many spares? H.P. 15 red cowboy- hats? RICK KITCHEN AMB. Operetta, band, dance band, Hamilton Philharmonic Youth Orch., Flamboro Speedway. AMB. Medicine P.P. Hondas with more than 55cc. H.P. Receiving Gr. XII diploma after 6 yrs. F.R. C ' est fini! MARY JO KELLY ACT. Yearbook, Social Committee. AMB. Nurse, Europe. P.P. Grade XIII privileges . H.P. June ' 66 F.R. Tempus fugit. MAUREEN KELTER ACT. OPP twirling AMB. R.N., MRS. Degree P.P. People who don ' t like Joe Zuger. H.P. June ' 66, Home Room— 210. F.R. Respect we owe; love we give. MIKE LANSBURY ACT. Rebelling AMB. To be a rebel. P.P. Teachers who fight rebellion. H.P. Mr. McKenna smiled at me. F.R. I hate school. STEPHANIE LAYFIELD ACT. Homework and Research Essays. AMB. Nursing P.P. Dusty reference libraries. H.P. Grade 13, finally! F.R. It ' s been great! RON LAKING ACT. Science Club, Drama. AMB. Pass Algebra; Medicine at U.W.O. P.P. C.L.B. ' s I think it ' s obvious that ... H.P. Still being anticipated. F.R. What ' s easy, Mr. Salamon? PAUL LAMBSHEAD ACT. Band, Football. AMB. Stay awake in Arnie ' s class. P.P. 6 days in a week. H.P. 4 years of Utopia under ? 20

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SUE HENDRIE Pt. I ' ll never tell. AMB. Harvard P.P. Warts H. P. 17 red cowboy hats. F.R. I ' m fagged. KATHY HENSON Pt. Dorset ' s Muskoka Go-Go. AMB. To pass chemistry. P.P. The little red Mustang ' s back seat. H.P. Leaving F.R. See you in ' 66- ' 67. NANCY HEYWOOD Pt. Working, working, working . . . AMB. To get my Reg. N. and Mrs. P.P. People who don ' t smile. H.P. Passing XII French and XIII Physics. F.R. Smile. GORD HOPPA Pt. Drama, sports band, driving to Toronto. AMB. Medicine at U. of T. P.P. Friday night traffic going to Toronto. H.P. Mr. Clark ' s Biology classes. LARRY HUGHES ACT. Smashing up V.W. ' s. AMB. Tap turner. P.P. Everything F.R. That ' s final. JANE IRVINE AMB. Nursing in Montreal. P.P. None H.P. Ten years from now — Leader of my own oop hah hah band . F.R. No. You wouldn ' t believe it. GAYLE JOHNSON Pt. Gr. 12 Chemistry? AMB. Any University that will have me. P.P. Boys who work shifts. H.P. Travelling Europe ' 65. F.R. Europe ' 66 I hope. DOTTIE KARR Pt. You ' ll never know. AMB. Bowling Green State U. H.P. Europe ' 65 P.P. Frogs and toads. F.R. I thought it was 18 red cowboy hats. 19

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DIANE LEES ACT. Cheerleader. AMB. MRS. at Western. P.P. Teachers who expect me to be like B.L. H.P. Europe, ' 65 F.R. And I thought 13 would be easy . . . DAVID LOCKE ACT. Drama, make-up, Skiing. AMB. To complete education quickly. P.P. Lousy skiing seasons. Mr. Clark and comedy class. F.R. Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow! DAVID LINDLEY ACT. Skiing and activities nondescript AMB. To avoid con- formity. P.P. Authority H.P. Graduation F.R. Smile, they ' ll wonder what you ' ve done ... GORD LOOMES ACT. W.B. AMB. To pass Grade 13 math. P.P. Math teachers. H.P. Dropping French. F.R. Do unto others and then cut out! MAUREEN LUMMIS ACT. Waiting patiently until 3:17 (?). AMB. To learn Geo- metry formulas for Mr. 210. H.P. Was there one? P.P. French classes. F.R. Vive la France-- without Mr. J. PATTI LUMSDEN ACT. Cheerleading, Sorority, skiing. AMB. Yale P.P. Age limits H.P. 16 red cowboy hats. F.R. So long, Warts!