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

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Marilyn Symons Marilyn, better known as Mino to her friends, has had an active stay at B.H.S. She has been a member of G.A.A., a Screech Owl rep., a form rep., and involved in many sports. Mino can usually be found at juvenile games watching a cer- tain defenseman breaking his hockey stick. Her main ambition forthe future is to be healthy and happy. Good luck with whatever you do, Mino. Pauline Stapleton During Pauline's stay at B.H.S. she has participated in the fashion show, gymnastics, badminton and volleyball. She usually can be found working at the Voyageur, sewing or motorcycle riding with Wayne. She would have liked to become a professional Secret Sam but her laugh gives her away. Therefore she plans to attend a course in Business Machines at Toronto. We are sure she will do well in her future endeavours whatever they may be. Keith Swan During Swany's four year stay at B.H.S. he has participated on both junior and senior football teams. Out of school Keith does not usually want to be found, and wonlt be. He enjoys good music fthe master for example? and is involved in various activities like Star Spangled Banners. Keith is not certain of his plans after school, but intends to travel for a few years anyway. . :Q s . R? X . E if .f + H :-SI if - X fs Heather Wright During the last four years Heather, better known as Hacker , has usually been found across the street having a smoke. While at school Hacker has par- ticipated in gymnastics and various sports and is also in charge of the jacket committee. Her hobbies are skiflooing and water-skiing with Mike. After driving Mike's car she can usually be found in Mike's garage wat- ching Mike put a new clutch in the Swinger. Good luck for the future, Hacker! 115

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Bonnie Morrison During Bonnie's four year stay at B.H.S. she worked on the students' council for three years and was a very active member of the school's drama club. Outside of school activities, Bonnie was a member for two years of the Orono Youth Theatre. She enjoys reading, sewing and swimming in her leisure time. Bonnie has plans to take an airline public relations course in Toronto this fall, and hopes to pursue the career of a ground hostess. . .1 .W ,J E X 1 ex N Q f? avi! . . I 'N - .av f 'X . Mr... A -avi. --L,fw,,,,g6 ya. so 'xl -mf . .3 A ,g Dianne Puk Dianne, often known as Di , has haunted the halls of B.H.S. for four years now. During this time Di has participated as a clarinet player in our school band. Apart from school she can usually be found driving her heavy Chevy or at the arena watching the Eagles play. Next year Dianne wishes to enter into nurses' training in the Toronto area. Good luck! 114 ' Gerry MacDonald Gerry, or t'Mac as he is sometimes called, can usually be found sleezing games in the pool hall at noon, working for Frederick's Pharmacy after school, replacing fenders or doors on his Poncho,' or attending The Cubs farm on Elgin Street. Although Gerry has not decided on his future except for travelling and getting out of Bowmanville, we know he will be successful. Good luck, Mac. Donna Martyn During Donna's four year stay at B.H.S., she has participated on the Grade 9 junior and senior basketball teams. Outside of school she is either bowling, working in the hospital kitchen, or with Norm. Next year she hopes to take a legal secretary's course at Durham College. Good luck, Donna. Stephen Parker Steve has had an active stay at B.H.S. by participating in football, basketball and track and field. He also set a new hi-g-h jump record during one of the numerous inter- scholastic track meets he at- tended. Steve hopes to further his education at Durham College. Gay Polley During his stay at B.H.S. Gay has participated in cross-country, in- tramural volleyball and serving detentions in Mr. Wolff's office. Out of school Gay enjoys shooting pool, playing golf and water- skiing. He may usually be found in his Cutlass or in George's pool hall. Gay's future is undecided but may include college. , ,t am ji 1 5-5, , ..,, iw' . 'Z!, ' iifffffffiiffwaffgazza,:,,3g.:7ff,fvi35Efeig' ., geese f s53fs2wfsr'1fs?'f'59H , .pmii Alan Murdoch Since coming to B.H.S., Al has participated in several intramural sports, B.A.A. and has been on two C.O.S.S.A. winning football teams and one C.O.S.S.A. basket- ball team. Outside of school 'tMur- docks spends his time skiing, visiting the Castle, and escorting Cindy in Pete's car. After this year Al plans on becoming an ap- prentice electrician. Good luck, Al. John Rand John, one of the most studiou members of 3D, has participate in student council and has been member of driver education. H can usually be found hanging ou at Jeffrey's. He is often foun arguing with Mr. Jacobs or Mr Clarke. His favourite expressio is You're a joke? His favourit pastime is watching T.V., in whic he indulges for about eight hours His future is undecided, but w wish him the best of luck.

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Our Honoured Dead from the Two Great Wars W.W. 12 Charles Bruce, William G. Butson, Edward F. Carr, Alex Christie, Eric W. Cousins, Percy L. Crago, Richard W.E. Jones, Reginald H. Joliffe, Eric W. Lockhart, Norman McCrimmon, Arthur E. McLaughlin, Hardy W. Nicholls, Lloyd E. Sanders, Percy H. Werry, Clare A. Williams, Robert A. Wilson, William J. Wright. W.W. 2: Glenn W. Cole, Edward W. Flaxman, Bradley G. Honeyman, Ronald J. Hooper, Fred W. Jackman, Arthur H. Matthew, A. Ray Richards, Charles E. Somerscales, Robert E. Woodward, Glenn W. Brooks, Murray A. Butler, Alex C. Colville, William F. Colville, John S. Colville, Arnold N. Johnston, Harold F. Longworth, Jack L. Roach, Albert H. Robinson, Sidney G. Rundle, Eric R. Swindles, Ralph H. VanCamp, Lorne Yeo, William R. Yollow. WE WILL REMEMBER 116