Bowmanville High School - Screech Owl Yearbook (Bowmanville, Ontario Canada)

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Paul Crago Paul is here again and if you haven't seen much of him it is because of Lynda. He hopes to at- tend Humber College after graduating this year. Janice Elliot Grease has spent much of her high school days participating in track and field and inter-form badminton. If not socializing at the Lotus Gardens, she is cooling at home or skating at the arena. Wherever she is and whatever she does, Grease always has a cheerful smile for everyone. On completing grade 13, she hopes to attend Western University for a Home Economics course and also to find that certain Guy . Good luck in the future, Janice! Peggy Clark Limited space prevents a profound psychological study, but it is possible to say that during her five years at B.H.S. Peggy has participated in intramural volleyball and basketball and has tried to be president of the G.A.A. Extramural activities include Tang, skiing, studying and Tang! Hopefully, the future includes a course at Centralia in Animal Health Technology or cam- paigning against pollution. Diane Cowle Diane, one of the silent majority, has participated in intramural volleyball for three years, during her stay at B.H.S. Diane has not made definite plans for the future, but feels she does not want to con- tinue her schooling for a few years. Steve Dunn Lynx or Sid , while attending B.H.S., was a senior football manager, a saxophone player in the band for two years, and a sup- porter of most school sports and activities. Out of school Steve en- joys sports, music, and girlwat- ching, but not necessarily in that order. Steve's future plans are to become rich, but while waiting he hopes to attend G.M.I. or take a university course in Business Ad- ministration. John Dustan During his five year stay at B.H.S., Fuzz has been an active member of the stage band and the senior band. For his final year, he was president of the latter. Every year he has been a valuable asset to our basketball teams. His hob- bies include records, playing bass guitar and occasionally coming to school. The key to John's future lies somewhere in the field of music and he hopes to enter the music course at York University. Bone Chancey, Fuzz. Ann Cuthbertson Ann has been one of our quieter students, participating in the drama club and inter-form basket- ball during the past five years. Out of school her main interests are sketching and snowmobiling in winter. Upon leaving B.H.S. she will probably enter a community college. John Etcher John Etcher more commonly known as Fletch , is a re-run hoping to acquire fha, hal higher ratings in his subjects and extra- curricular activities. 105

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Barb Beckett During Barb's five year stay at B.H.S., she has participated in in- tramural volleyball and this year she was treasurer of the Formal committee. Barb can usually be found working part time at Sted- man's or hunting for more prospects! As yet Barb's future is undecided, but we're sure that she will succeed in whatever she does. Best of luck, Barb! Neil Brown Neil has filled the classrooms of B.H.S. with witty comments for the last five years. His future is undecided as yet, but it is certain that travelling will be a part of it. 104 Joyce Allen Joycey has spent her years here by participating in inter- form volleyball, basketball and badminton. Oh yes, she also did attend classes. When she's not at school, she can be found at the Lotus Gardens or at home writing letters to Gary. Joycey also en- joys cooking and sewing, which are the subjects in which she plans to extend her studies. If she does return to Bowmanville in the future, I doubt if it will be to work at the Flying Dutchman, but it might be to teach! Good luck in whatever you go after! Merridy Bate Merridy's stay has been a quiet one, interrupted only by interform basketball during grades 9-11. Her hobbies include reading, listening to records, knitting and crochet. After leaving B.H.S. she plans to enter university or a school of nur- sing. Ralph Bouwmeester Ralph has contributed greatly to B.H.S. athletics during his five year stay. He has played basket- ball and volleyball and has par- ticipated in track and field. Ralph was president of the B.A.A. He also played in both the senior band and stage band. He was a member of the band executive and the drama club. Out of school Ralph plays his drums, bowls, and plays soccer. Ralph hopes to enter Engineering at Queen's. Judy Britton Judy tMinnie Mousel Britton is one of the smaller members of our grade thirteen class. During her period of confinement at B.H.S. she attended a few classes and worked diligently on the Screech Owl Staff. Judy likes to ski and can usually be found on the slopes, working in Frank's, or at the restaurant with Carol and Brenda. Judy says she enjoys being eighteen and she plans to attend George Brown College next year. Best of luck, Judy! Pat Bell One of the quieter members of Grade 13, Pat says her hobby is living and this appears to be true, judging from her activities out- side of school. In school, Pat was manager of the senior girls' basketball team and a member of the G.A.A. for two years. She also played on the senior girls' volleyball team. Upon graduation Pat plans on a general course at college. We all wish her the best of luck! Susan Burgess Byrd has come back again this year, much to the disappointment of her peers. Her favorite saying is MICHAEL , usually said with loud overtones. In her five years at B.H,S. she has been active in the band, as secretary, treasurer and first trombonist. She has also been a cheerleader and plays girls' football. From here she plans to continue her education and from there on is undecided. Susan is liked by all and loved by one.

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Patricia Gibson Tricia has returned to B.H.S. in her quest to conquer grade 13. This year she hopes to attend the University of Guelph to get her B.A. and later enter the teaching profession. Leslie Gossen Leslie came to the glorious halls of B.H.S. this year from Sir Wilfred Laurier C.I., Scar- borough, Ont. Her favorite hobby, besides horseback riding, is being late or absent from school. Leslie hopes to attend Humber College next year. Good luck, Leslie! 106 Dennis Francis I have no idea why I take the sub- jects I do or where I am going but I have thoroughly enjoyed my life at B.H.S. Marlene Gibson Marlene, otherwise known as Marnie , has spent a busy five years at B.H,S. During her stay she has participated in Red Cross, drama, inter-form basketball, drivers' education and both junior and senior bands. Outside of school Marnie is active with skiing, both on land and water, and swimming. After graduation she hopes to become an Operating Room Technician. Best of luck, Mar! Michael Gilhooly Most people when entering B.H.S. take a four or five year Arts and Science program. But Gil ? No, he decided to take a six year Arts and Science. Well, this is his sixth year and he is almost through with high school. For details on what Mike has done during his stay or what he plans to do in the future, please see last year's issue of the Screech Owl. no mow Av I -an Sheila Goodmurphy During her five year stay at B.H.S. Sheila has been an active member of the junior and senior band, and the art and publicity committee, and was the ad- vertising editor of the '70-'71 Screech Owl. Next year Sheila plans on studying Dental Hygiene at the University of Toronto. Bona Fortuna! Nancy Gilchrist Nancy has been one of the quieter students during her five year stay at B.H.S. An active member of the Red Cross and I.S.C.F., she has also been an avid supporter of the B.H.S. football teams. After school she can invariably be found in Room 114 Hworking for Mr. LeGresley. She hopes to receive her B.A. in the future, then go on from there. Bonne Chance, Nancy! Randy Gough Randy has spent a very delightful and active five years at B.H.S. During his stay he has par- ticipated in volleyball, the band and the drama club. Randy can be found roaming the halls or up at the Lotus. If he isn't playing his musical instruments he is com- posing music. His plans for next year are to attend Durham College and take a Creative Arts course. We wish you the best of luck, Randy.