Central Etobicoke High School - Etobian Yearbook (Etobicoke, Ontario Canada)

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'IOA Back: G. May,B. Parry,B. Crofts,B. McLean,J. Stewar't,M.MofFat1,J.Wilson,G.Castrucci,D.Patterson, J. Brebnr-:r,B. Ccrnpbellfl. Boyle. Centre: W. Pounder, K. Marsl'1all,.J. Clarke,J. Fuliarchulf,L. An'nsrrong,M. Ecclestone,L. Dees,M. McGuire,J. Smerlwrst,J. Toy, A. Marrison,G. Fabian. Front: B. Jones,M. Houghton, J. ForSyl+1,C. Cl'rcrd,L. Pl'1ilpott,L.A. Brawn,M. Bavington, B.J. Dixon,D. Garl::utt,J. Woodburn,l. Snow. Absent: G. Coleman,.l. Hobson,M. McKenzie,C, Scnwegler, D. Wl1iting,D. Wyman. IOA Overheard ir. our nurndrurn school is c mired-J: class, Composed of gwfs and :Sells 'ara 'take witn act and iazzg But wait! before you come to any terrific conclosiors, Let me explain just row we acnieve our wary cofhsions. We scurry to P. T. for nealtrvf ezercisfx, And tnrow awe' our trogbl-es wir? a'rleti: e'rer:ri:e: f , 1 Bur raw to pcmper,Grc?s:zn's ve 'rc' 1.'?r'. fe Ucf' vpn, To Brebner and Eafle Pe pass-5 c rrod look All :lay we drag fro' :loss ra clms, Talkin' to eacr F:-1o,rive lad and lcsz, IOB Back: B. PuIlen,M. Balfour,T. Bragg,E. Brandon D. Triclner,B. Pobb,B. Barougl'i,J. Sturt. Centre:J ?.obertson,D. Stoakley,B. El-1ins,G. Paynej. Calder G. Gutnrie,P. Stevens,M. Hendrick. Front: B. Piper, J. Ciavarello, D. Bayes, L. Colson, K. Cnalmers,D Crozier,J.Forester. Absent: P. Compbell,D. Darragh,P Jenkin5on,J. Odell, P. Simpson. VDC Baclfz P. Williarris, B. l'lo:e1forfl'1y,D.Ed11ard:,D Lally,B. Cl'ftielf,3. Loveyz. Centre: ff., Crain,l!, Erecxlffrellf. I!oson,C. Tanne-r,D. Sali,Z. Sr.aVespefJre rf. '.'lilliar':,P. rf,ir:hell,J. Clqfmfp. 5i5r.ieu,r1i Davidsoml. Diar,I!.. Edrnea':l:,L.l!. Kircr-e'. Frzfv P. LHff,cr5,D. 7'.ardall,E. ?oberf:,J. ?arPer,E. Ccqnini E. Bo11er,J. lfarEr.all,D. To'1lner,P. Clcy1v,,D.CJIIef I-.l:,:e1t:P. Earr,G. Carnpl:,ell,E. C',llf,J. Curli::,. Leroy,M.IlcCl1r1'ney,.l. QT1Cll,i'. 2tengilli,C. Zrmkrill WE THINGS 1'lE'!E NOTICED: Darfl Crozier-being tHe brain of 105. Lyn' 'Saleen-:eing very ztudiouz - ard gettifg rezulvz ffire Hendrie?-no ringtl1':trGrelC1lento5i?i:,p'ng Cnr' getting :nay uiti. it, Tne girl: of ICZ oirvurnberecl 6 - I. Palo Piper anal Li: gorgeouz rffi Pair. Jirn Eteetn-fioirg tnree tning: of orce. Jac? ::1:e't::'-C ctFer'ati:':l geri,:. 17: LFYICC CF If fngiiz' :lolz I: f:r from glqv, Tne le::':': ow cfmzirg, Ni C':':l :fd C'c'i: e :'e11ir': cf'- ?f 3 Y1'g.e: ef :re :l11':,: 1:5 'M Soo: in tne s:ief:e roy' I-':. itll oeiiohe, 1 , 1 , ., ,-. . -,nfl .,,,..- W, uc 'y 3 gg Define HEA1 Miss Jofes, For mese f-ee'f-:.,f'r.:.e't fern, '- - :I J - E - J' 'f V 5 I Je' and :e1 :rye tfe laws, if e1e7'7e wwf: ':flf?::El'i1 At We end of c ward brai'-rczki-g def, ll '5' 'e7 ':: 'Q mile' '-'le :lose :ar :occ ani 'rip 'er'-e For c :':f, . .. , V Y . ' , . . i ,-,q,,.,l,--. .-,wwf 7,1-M,-'v,, vllllfh 'OPEE 'ACT Car Nflfi 11 :E 'I'J'e -' C E- 'cs 5 llff. fu' 5 ' ' ' 1 L ' A ' A iq' For we are Forrxate snievz of Farr' TC!-.. 'iff W 5': f Cl: ? ' in Y' is : 1e7 dTF?ere ':r er ruruee cccuaxzcmzz f'f' 5 5 1 We 'W- Jir' flilso'-peddling arse-lczee 9' ': atreet-::r'e'. r Burnyiones-'1forni'g?:r c Tera: CTI :fell fc. '-' 9735 32 'UZ' Gcil Cole-n:r's-going sreoiy air' f:es?e': FiD'J7 :o!'e'. '9'::'E' 'J 'cf' ' , . f .,', . Nt, ,, ', .laoe 'loo::.ir'-'::fi'g :wer rar L:.iell': f:'::':, A: Q. ,J 3 1. EA - f 1- ' -N 'E' -:e :' ': 'e J Mike I-fofrcft-selii'g 'arse-ree: 'sr I-'aff . 59 1 1

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IIG Back: P. Hitchcock, J. Clark, M. Cuttle, B. Neilson, B. Syron, J. Richardson, J. Gibbs, B. Baker, T. Penhale,G. Gordon. Front: S. AncIerson,C. Beattie, M. Mitchell, L. Smith, J. Carney, E. Coleman, B. Stewart. Absent: M. Keeman, B. Wallace, N. Warren, B. Westcott. FORM NEWS GUIDE U .S .-Usual ly Seen F .P .-Favourite Pastime F . E . -Favourite Expression W .F .-We Fortell U . H .-Usually Heard B.H. -Bad Habits 'IIG IIG-U .S. Studying hard, and counting the days until the week-end . BillNeilson-U .S. Comparing Latin translations with Ted Penhale. Carol-Ann Beattie-in French class having Mr. Nix commenting on her Quebec accent. Phil Hitchcock-W.F. in IO years Mr. Nix's music assistant. Mike Cuttle-Goliath for East York. Elizabeth Coleman-debtor of IIG . Mary Mitchell and Shirley Anderson-F.P. answering questions so that no one else can hear. George Gordon-F. E. You're right. Bunny Stewart-Big Bunny's little helper. 4.4 V x Vi QQ 36 K I I Oi 7 I fr I i I if 58 ' ' I IIH Back: D. SheppercI,J. Barker,G. Hume,P. Merrit, D. Butler,W. Harris,T. Preston,A. Walkden,B. Carson, D. Botting,R. LuncIy,B. Warell . Centre: M. NIacGregor, C. RicharcIson,J. Wright,L. Mercer,B. Lee,S. Laughton, B. Gordon,M. Wright,D. James,D. Sutherland, I.Yip, Front: D. McCallum,D. McCIeod,E. McConnel,D. Nochar,G. Tyrell,J. WaIker,A. SteeIe,P. PuIIam,J. Nevison. Absent: G. Best,M. Culloch,J. McConky,B. Murai,S. Potter,B. Rowe,J. GIeason,J. Ireland. Barney Syroni and John Richardson-U.S. practising basket- ball in class by aiming for the waste-paper basket. 'IIH THINGS WE'VE NOTICED: Joanne Wright crazy over the Tri-Bells . Irene Yip being a regular brain . Bob Carson another long hair. Sally Potter-Sooooo crazy over Humberside . Cathy Richardson casting longing glances via St. Mikes. Anne Steele forgetting to wear a certain pin . IO YEARS FROM NOW: Janet Walker still going with Nipper. Barry Wanell still a Iady's man. Diane James and Carol McCleod still rooting for Runnymede . Dave Butler will be a disc jockey. Tom Preston will be a psychiatrist for rich women. Pat Pullam writing an advice column for the Iovelorn . Dick Batting writing in for advice. George Best will be manufacturing his own admit slips. Sue Laughton will still be collecting boys' rings. Chickie Tyrrel will still be husIin'I HW EY A 7Ef7fN, EH gfvffviy F HRW LUNG ZW YDLJ EXPf'CTUS To Huff-r ww FEEBLE fvieu-sffs ,F-OR 7.?64fN6: LA TE? .ll ' 'X W i l I tix. L- F Vx , , , ihsififib

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lui.: back: G. IXelICm,A. vvalKer,.i. r1utcnmson,J. Krasovskis,B. MilIey,J. Cambridge,P. LeGaIIais,R. Hornby,T. WiIIiams,K. Walker. Centre: P. Morgan, S. Dennis,J. FuIIer,L. Grant,G. PeII,V. Elsworthy, M.J. Sanderson,L. WaIIace,P. McIIroy,B. MeInyk,D. Diekbrader,C. Whiteside. Front: R. Clark,S. Piercy, N. Grimshaw,J. Duncan,J. PhiIp,B. Ross,B. Howell, N. Mercer,N. Spans. Absent: D. Appert,A. Bowes, A. Evans,V. Lewis. 'IOD Place: Etobicoke Collegiate Class: IOD Time: Monday to Friday 9:00 to 3:20. This is our business: we are reporters. THESE ARE THE FACTS: Bemice understands teachers' problems because of Don . Betty smiles and says little. Ginny is the one man star of the basketball team. Diane Dieckbrader is starry-eyed over her brother's wedding . WE FIND THE FOLLOWING GUILTY OF: Sue Piercy and Joanne Fuller seeing too much of two third form boys . Ruth Clark NEVER doing her homework. Norma Grumshaw breaking hearts. Nancy Mercer knowing all about the Four Lads . Sue Dennis being too changeable . Jim Cambridge, Dave Appert and Allen Evans whooping it up in the back of the science room. 60 'IOE Back: B. Cheyne,G. MacDonaId,R. Lawrence,W. Presswood,J. BuschIen,B. Hammond,B. Borthwick,D. Setterfielcl. Centre:B. MuIIan,J. Boyce,D. Bailey, D. Kazakoff,J. Ferguson,B. Morden,R. Finegan,R. MacDougaII . Front: C. Brazier,M. Marshall ,V. Hawkrigg, M. Weller,M. Gardner,A. Lee,J. Penclrel. Absent: J. Elshout,J. Sheath,B.J. Well. IOF Back: A. Samson,W. McLeod,B. Mar-tin,F. Schwartz, J. 5eedhouse,A. Smith,D. McLennan,S. Smith,T. Watts, J. Lewis,D. Parker. Centre: D. Kason,B. Comish,D. Seeback,N. Linclsay,S. Harris,J. Hutton,B. Stevenson, F. Hawkins,T. Hines. Front:V. Bennett,L. Thomton, S. Adair,G. Smith,B. McWilIiams,J . BrawIey,W. Darroch, D. Pearson,N. Darroch. Absent: G. Bolt,P. Burk,J. CansfieId,I. Cameron,L. Dunn,N. KoIIe,R. Mcllroy, D. Meadows,B. OIsen,J. Sparrow. 'IOE Our class is noisy, we'Il agree, But no class has more fun than IOE. THINGS WE'VE NOTICED: June writing to Bert. The build of John and Doug. Mr. BedeII's pleasing way of calming us. Mary borrowing paper from Marialice . FAVOURITE SAYINGS: Mary Weller: Oh! yeh! Joan Pendrel-ug I I I Marilyn to Carolyn-What does the back of my hair look like? 'IOF We're IOF the model class, We love our teachers dearly, They don't say We're the bestest kids But they must admit We're nearly. Miss Porter tries so very hard To keep our voices quiet, But usually she looses out And we end up in a riot. We're off to English class again Where Mogan and morals grapple, He teaches us how to pass a note And how to steal an apple.