Danforth Technical School - Tech Tatler Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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' 'i F 1 l i'lgnn Red Nllrohlko - Those whom 'ie gods love grow young. Rntnnsl - Well. l guess my e is up, and I have to leave the nest. thanks Danforth Tech for 5 good ars. ww KN Llllnnl Pb Fresh - Future plans are to get accepted at U of T and enter into thc study of law. Probable fate is a legal assistant. Good friends some say are hard to come by, but my luck has been the best, and l would never trade my friends for a gold-filled treasure chest. l won't name names for the list could stretch quite far, but l love you all. and you all know who you are. Thanks D.T.S. for the fond memories! S00 S double0 Wong - Life is a continuous process of the past. Through this past we have the present and the future. Favourite pastime is bugging people by asking questions that l already know the answer to. Future plans are to attend U of T or McMaster. Probable fate: A domestic engineer. Ambition is to be as success- ful as in the last five years and to work for the underdeveloped countries of the world. Clubs: Too, too, too many to name. Pet peeve: being hit by guys e Young - Favourite pastime has n my S years at Danforth. Probable is leaving all my friends in forth. Future plans are to become a ey and hopefully race at Green- . Clubs: Volleyball. track and NX kNNw.'.v.w.'. A-.n-u'-3' - mix-:acc-race -1-9 tgrccrw kk E A . 1 .n 4 .A... ...lu- .Mt- ,,.f ...- x.-i - .'.'.' ' . Q' XSQ walking with their gym bags over their shoulders. Thanks D.T.S. for S memor- able years, especially J in grade 12. ,ff . coaching and refereeing. ,r: it fb' J -Z X fill' 2: L I Ybi . - 1 J 4' 4 'Ju- ' 'U l s b . r , 1 1 . 1 I 1 3 v. 1., ,I. I 4 .gi 9 at m-.1 n -H' ...ol- ef iv., EC-ti. 1,,,.1-

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Yau-Wlng Wong - Favourite pastimes are sleeping and fixing up cars if possible. Future plans are whatever my marks will get me into: university or Ryerson. l hope this will be my Enal high school year so l can say good bye to Danforth and to all the teachers that have taught me in the past 5 years. See you all. where ever l may be. CHA? as 0 Stephen ML D. Dallas - Future plans are to one day travel to Holly- wood to be discovered. Favourite pastimes are girls and sports. Life's ambition: to be happy and succeed in everything I attempt. Betty Betsy Huey - Without honesty there is no truth, Without truth there is no love, Without love there is nothing. Thanks for everthing! Mike Quads Kwai - The great thing about grade 13 is that you come to know and appreciate your friends more. Gord Mason - Future plans are to pass grade 13. Probable fate: Riding shot- gun on a pickle wagon in Downtown Moscow. Favourite pastime: Biking to school every day. gt 1 OJ: ' qw I -K -wr . uv fb- A 'DS i his 'vs 9 1 an 5- , f 'J A 7- L- pl K B5 Zellko Jerry Aleltslc - Life was made to be enjoyed just like a dream was made to be fulfilled. So make all your dreams within reach. Special thanks to S.L.B. CHOMG ll l Joy Marguerite mary Clare Fox - V, I wishes were horses, Beggers wouldf I ride. Favourite pastimes: Guitar, art, 5 vegetating and being an onoxiou m sister. 4 d Paul Hylton WEALTH Some people attain wealth by workin their butts off. Others by stealing Some people by inheritance and other are gifted. Some people by luck an some take chances. Contrary to populai belief, money is not a guarantee tc success or love, nor to Joy ant satisfaction. The main thing in lif should be to help those who are in need. Enjoy whatever you do, remem ber the works of today and no yesterday's, not even tomorrow's. 1 Edna Lee - To my friends, thank Favourite pastime is being with Twinkie. Future plans include U of T Probable fate: Pregnant in the livin room with a pair of shoes. Favourite saying: Oh wow psychedelic! Amb tion: To be rich and grow 3M inche taller l I ' . l ll In John Baby Huey McDonald - Life full of kings and queens who blind y0l eyes and steal your dreams. lt f Heaven and it's Hell. , F.0.A.M.F. .

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My Life in Canada by Vincent Chow C95Al Zoom, screech, the giant 747 took off from Hong Kong International Airport. My family and I were going to Canada, a foreign land that I visualized five years ago as a country with cruel weather and freezing temperatures. On the plane the four of us had seats near the wing of the plane. We all sat in the same row. I had the window seat and had a fabulous view from it.AS the Plane sailed on in the air, I started to reminisce about the time and events that I had had in Howloom, the part of Hong Kong that is in the mainland. We lived in an apartment in one of the City's highrises. I had my own room and a beautiful room it was! I was just starting the fourth grade when my parents told me that we were going to emigrate to Canada. It came as a shock,but a man has to seek for a better life, and in Canada, anyone could be a Prime Minister! we had fuelling stops in Japan and Vancouver and finally we reached our destination, Toronto, Canada. Gee, that sounded good! At the airport, my uncle waited impatiently for our arrival. This was a great reunion, for eight years my uncle and my Dad were parted by the Pacific, but now they were joyous and jubilant. We arrived at my uncle's home in thirty minutes. During that time, we got to know each other better. His house was much like ours, but was much larger in size. My aunt was there at the door to greet us. She was a woman of middle-age and seemed very kind. The sun was just setting on the horizon and we were all famished. My aunt came from the kitchen to call us all to go into the dining room for dinner. we had Kentucky Fried Chicken and it tasted different from my usual courses of food but I liked it very much. I went to sleep on the soft mattress that very night. The next day I woke up at 3:OO ofclock in the morning. I did not know why I woke up so early but that day my parents told me that they also suffered from this uneasiness. we learned later on that we were suffering from a change of time zone and this affected our usual routine. We had breakfast and then my uncle took us to a local public school. I got into a grade four class and started school that same day. The class was a sight completely strange to me. At first I had great difficulty with the work and in communicating with the others, because I hadn't taken any English course in Hong Kong. I also had a hard time dealing with some of the tough kids in the school. One of the most terrible things that I couldn't get used to was the weather. In Hong Kong the lowest temperature I had experienced was 6 C and in Toronto the temperaturg sometimes goes down to below -20 C, but gradually I gotused to it. Now that I am not having too many problems in this country, I find that Canada is the best place I have ever lived in and I'll continue to live here until the day I die .... Rock Date by Scott Gould CIZTAJ Nhat's On your mind Christine with your Strange ways, of thinking you know I can't stop the rain, I'm not the God of Thunder. I'm always human, I'm a Hooligan, You can't Get away, there is Nowhere to hide Tomorrow and tonight, come with me you've Nothing to lose. Detroit Rock City is where I'm headed to Rock And Roll all night, you see I'm Hooked on Rock 'N' Roll. It's alright, you can Shout it out loud for I'm the King of the Night Time World And I'm just another Mr. Make Believe, a Man of lOOO faces, I've been told Mr. Speed, you're Radioactive, you're wiped out, you've hit Rock bottom. Great Expectations from a lO0,000 years of watchin you escape me now Oh Let me Go Rock 'N' Roll. The Other Side of Tomorrown by Barbara Costain I95F As the darkness came closer, And the brightness would die, A serpent name Saphire, Stared up at the sky. He lived on a lake, The other side of tomorrow, His life full of sadness, The pain and the sorrow. He was born long ago, with an instinct to kill, He lived all alone, with the darkness and chill. His powers were great, But he used them no more, His companions had fled, When he killed once before. The serpent was sad, His heart had to mend, ' He went hundreds of miles, In search of a friend. i I 1, I HI can take it no more, I lack strong in my heart, I could not be forgiven, They had said from the start. As he asked for forgiveness, Staring into the skies, The first tear had emerged, From within his sad eyes. Then came a loud crack, From deep down inside, His heart had been broken, The serpent had died. 4 Vector W-2 by John Smith Cl2TK2l what is speed? what is the feeling or the whole idea of travelling fast? Is it the elemen of danger, the mere thought of moving faster than anyone else? In a car at high speeds, I not average high speeds, but ' very high speeds like about one hundred and eighty or two , hundred miles an hour, the whole dimension known as Hthe outsiden changes. Your whole perception of the outside changes. Inside the car, noises are screeched out from places which at lesser speeds go unnoticed: objects like telephone poles or stalled cars cars which go unnoticed at a saner man's speed, flash by like simple ideas on a lazy Sunday afternoon when you're drifting in your hammock in the yard.