Durham College - Yearbook (Oshawa, Ontario Canada)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1982 volume:

REFIECTIONS I 2 I PUBS: THE MORE, THE MERRIER s; ' .::: v, ' . ' ...-. ' AV, ' ., ; ' .-S Crimes of Passion Rick Santers Band Harlequin Blue Peter Performer Kelowna Gilt - September - October - November - January - February - March - April The Rick Santers Band (left) entertained at the Hallowe ' en pub and Crimes of Passion (u pper left corner) was very popular at the September pub. Pub tickets this year were $4.00, beer tickets sold for $1.25 and liquor tickets were $1.50. Everyone who went out to the pubs had a great time. For social nights (no alcohol) there were three movies shown: The Rocky Horror Picture Show, The Jazz Singer and The Blues Brothers. 7 HALLOWE ' EN PUB Band: Rick Santers Band. Best Costume: The prize for the best costume went to someone who was out of this world - an all round nice guy, Chewbacca from Star Wars. Best group costume: It wasn ' t any surprise when the best group costume went to some truly sexy guys. After all what could be more sexual than a sperm bank. SANTA CLAUS PARADE The SAC Executive and friends participated in the Oshawa Santa Claus Parade. A group of interested students got together on the preceding Saturday for a day of partying and float building. Billy Kidd dressed up as the All- Canadian Hero, and with his clown partner, they gave out mounds of candies to kids along the parade route. 13 CHRISTMAS BEER BASH ENDS EXAMS At exactly 3:32, Dec. 16, 1981, the cafeteria at Durham went wild with excitement. Exams were finally over and there were cases of free cold beer to be drunk. The 300 students that attended suddenly turned from quiet, studious human bemgs to wild, fren- zied animals. Beer was flying, Christmas Kisses were being given to anyone who would take them, and parties were being arranged within a couple of minutes. The highlight of this bash came about 4:15 when in walked none other than Santa and his little elf. Although Santa knew that Durham College students had been anything but good all year, being the jolly old fellow that he IS, he passed out candy canes, and kisses to all the girls. (Santa ' s no fool!). The Bash was over at 6:00 (and not one minute too soon, because the beer had run out.) Some people were wringing out their clothes (drenched with beer) just to get a few more drops. However, for most this was not the finish of their partying, but rather the beginning. 15 J STAFF Board of Governors Administration Mel Garland President Reg Smith Lister Robinson Herb Kirkconnell Jim Kirkconnell Jim Brady Administrator Dean Dir. Student Aff. Public Relations Dir. Personnel Judy Allen Grace Barrett Admin, Assistant Secretary Marg Bennett Sharon O ' Kane Secretary Secretary Marg Sills Secretary Peggy Smart Secretary Vivian Stansbury Louise Weir Switchboard Secretary Walter Samanski Vaso Vujanovic John Millar Christine Daniiko Bursar Supervisor Accountant Clerk Rick Nemisz Clerk Debbie Smith Betty-Anne Helen Terwillegar Clerk Stirrup, Clerk Clerk Plant Department Keith Fletcher Director Helen Harle Assistant John Campbell Peter Koeslag Plant Plant Nancy Lee Clerk Douglas Lucyk Plant Foster Rowe Tony Symchych Plant Plant Purchasing Greg Milosh Buyer Pat Bryant Print Dept. Gloria Lowe Print Dept. G. Underwood Secretary student Affairs Susan Barclay Dave Bennett Glenn Gohm Rick Kerr, Mgr. Neil Mittlestead Gerry Pettit Librarian A V Supervisor Placement Officer Sports Complex Asst. Registrar Senior Officer Dave Stewart Athletic Dir. Jan Bishop Clerk Bernice Burke Officer 1 Terry Capar Technician John Chave Bonnie Chilton Technician Officer 1 Jim Davis Joanne de Valk Lise de Varennes Halina Dranski Mae Dyke Technician Clerk Secretary Clerk Library Tech. Clerk Doreen Gainforth Dallas Gibson Clerk Carol Glecoff Clerk Eda Gualtiere Clerk Karen Harris Marjorie Hodgson Grace Ippoiito Clerk Secretary Officer 1 Betty Jewell Nedra Kristensen Alice LytwynchuK Richard Malone Vicky Manning Linda Marrison Secretary Clerk Clerk Officer Clerk Bookstore Sup. Liesje McKenna Sandra Meader Tim Montgomery Joyce North Ernie Rainbow Ken Reilly Library Tech. Clerk Clerk Clerk Officer 1 Clerk 20 Maureen Samulski Valerie Smith Richard Snowden Secretary Library Tech. Officer Adult Training Anne Boettcher David Boyd John Deramaix Joe Gagliardi Angie Gouldthorp Clerk Technician Technician Dev. Officer Secretary Eriene Hardy Sheila Infusini Esther Patterson Harold Powell Bev Turner Secretary Secretary Clerk Dev. Officer Dev. Officer Faculty - Adult Training Tom Airey Irene Allonsuis Alice Bartlett Norma Comozzi Faculty - Adult Training (Cont.) Ron stairs Ian Stewart JohnStonley Victor Towell Ralph Williams BradYourth Applied Arts Janet de Boer Brenda Jackson Judy Osier Secretary Technician Technician 22 Faculty - Applied Arts Ray Blomme it t aiiMi Hugh Charlebois William Derby Don Endicott Don Fraser I- red Haywood Director Martin Schregenberger Bill Swan EeroVerret Clyde Wilson Business Richard Barnes FranK Benn Dept. Head Dept. Head Koly LaPorte Suzanne Berry Linda Campbell Dept. Head Keypunch Secretary Linda Dillion Keypunch Lynn Jessup Secretary John Mather Susan Miller Computer Sup. Clerk Pat Robinson Secretary Patricia Rogin Technician Business (Cont.) Lorette Shermet Peter Taylor Doris Twardowski Bruce Tuck Diana Wessels Keypunch Conference Centre Computer Op. Conference Centre Technician Faculty - Business William Avery Sharon Babbs Sherry Bassin Robert Bell Barry Bracken Rudy Chernecki Gloria Darch Midge Day w Ruth Duckworth Allen Foulds Allen Garner Peter George Bill Gilbert Don Hargest John Holt Joan Homer Paul Hurley Ernie Lawson John Long Faculty - Business (Cont.) Pat Morozowich Ron Munro Ron Neun Hank Nyran Joyce Parker Sylvia Pelham Mary Perkins Barry Pogue Lewis Presner Tony Rahilly Cheryl Redmann Ted Seath Gladys Smithson Nancy Swartz Ralph Sweet Craig Thomas Gwen Tredwell Guy Walton Jim Webster Health Sciences Don Michie Pat Andrey Mair Cove Michelle Nichols Ardeth Armstrong Director Dept. Head Dept. Head Dept. Head Secretary Health Sciences (Cont.) Mary Bartosik Barbara Jack Karen Tulk Debra Walker Secretary Secretary Technologist Technologist Faculty - Health Sciences Dianne Aru Gail Brimbecom Denise Bulmer Brenda Carter Helga Dettbarn Maxine Dine Madge Ellis David English Len Fabiano Bonnie Ginter Karen Graveline Marie Halladay Sandra Hendry Dawn Higgon Rita House Rosemarie Mclntyre Anne Plant Monique Privett Judy Robinson Julie Romoser Wendy Stanyon May Toth Roland Van Hezewijk Angle Youroukis Technology Jack Davidson Tony Backler Barry Stedman John Vandepol Vince Vincent Marie Bell Director Dept. Head Smith, Dept. Head Dept. Head Dept. Head Secretary Tom Henderson Technician Pam Johann Lynn Kemp Catherine Mcintosh George Semeniuk Tauno Viinikka Secretary Secretary Technologist Technician Technician Faculty - Technology Neil Attar Girard Banks Win Birch Bruce Bunker Dennis Campbell V John Cook Tony Day Jim Doole Gordon England Norman Fenton Russ Goodchild Dave German Doug Hall Dave Helmer Fred King 27 Faculty - Technology 1981 82 - THE YEAR IN REVIEW by Neil Wick Aren ' t you glad you ' re not a world leader? Ronald Reagan was shot, Pope John Paul II was shot, and Anwar Sadat was shot and killed. Even our own Queen Elizabeth had a gun fired at her. Luckily, the gun only contained blanks, but it ' s not too reassuring no matter how you look at it. The wedding of the century Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer were married in July and millions of people all over the world woke up at all kinds of strange hours to watch the wedding. It was re-broadcast in Canada at about the time people usually get up and then again in the evening. If that wasn ' t enough, yet another re-broadcast came on Christmas day. The record album of the royal wedding ceremony became a best seller in England where it topped the album charts for a time. Car sales still travelling downhill Car sales hit a 20-year low as the North American auto makers continued their frantic scramble to catch up with the imports by offering smaller, more fuel-efficient cars. The Canada Act: made in Canada, approved in Britain After endless arguments and stalemates, all the provinces except Quebec agreed to a new constitutional package, and the new constitution was finally sent to Westminster for ap- proval. EW CANADA PONDS 19% FIRST YEAR DE SURE OF TOMORROW Be it ever so humble, there ' s no place like your own home Interest rates this year hit a record high. The Canadian prime lending rates topped 21% at one time and people feared the day when their mortgages would come up for renewal and the new payments would force them out of their homes. For people with money, there were plenty of lucrative savings plans, but unemployment was high and extra money scarce. 29 Strike one The baseball season in the summer of 1980 was a short one; actually two short ones. The first baseball strike in the history of major league baseball resulted in a split season and everyone had to wait to see how the hot new player, Fernando Valenzuela would do. Strike two The other strike that made news this year was the U.S. air controllers ' strike, but it didn ' t last very long because President Reagan fired all the air controllers that didn ' t come back to work. With high unemployment, you can always find new people to fill the jobs. Up into the air then into the water Whether the air controllers did their job or not, there was still a big jet accident this year as Air Florida flight 90 ripped off the tops of cars and crashed into the Potomac River during some of the coldest weather in many years. 78 people died in the icy water. Durham College gets CAD CAM centre The computer age is starting and Durham College, from all indications, is staying right ahead of the crowd. We got a new Computer Assisted Design Computer Assisted Manufacturing Centre this year to add to our already extensive computer and word processing facilities. ROUTE A 37 RUSH 07 The second stop on the space bus run The U.S. space shuttle made its second trip into space, proving that the vehicle was indeed reusable, but the highlight of the trip for Canadians was the test of the Canadarm, manufactured in Toronto, and given as a gift by Canada to the space shuttle project. But would it sound as good as the Rolling Stones? A little farther out in space Voyager II sent back spectacular pictures of Saturn and its rings. We discovered that it had not hundreds of rings as Voyager I ' s pictures had indicated, but thousands of rings like the grooves on a record. Leafs minus 27 equals zero Darryl Sittler, captain of the Toronto Maple Leafs for over 5 years, and one of the most popular players, was traded to the Philadelphia Flyers in January, although the announcement that he would be traded came much earlier. 1 IxjOwhi. Bjy llijmpj 1981 82 catalogue: Keep this book until August, 1982 The Hudson ' s Bay Company an- nounced in December that it was closing its Shop-Rite Catalogue Stores at the end of January, 1982. •fthm Just hope for the Return of the Lost Art If the art of movie-making is going downhill, so is the attendance at the theatres. The producers continued to strive for a blockbuster this year, but dismal attendance figures ensued. One big film was Raider of the Lost Ark which opened during the summer and continued into 1982. 3-D movies were re-introduced with Comin at Ya which had spectacular visuals, but a hackneyed plot. 30 VOUT«« Did you say you were carrying your new stereo in your pocket? Sony introduced their Walkman portable stereo, and a proliferation of imitations quickly followed. There was some controversy in this area when a boy listening to music through head- phones was killed by a train as he took a shortcut across the railroad tracks. A man in the train tried to warn him, but there was no response from the boy, and the train couldn ' t stop in time. For those not wanting to be so discreet about their music, giant ghetto blasters were also popular and you could broadcast your taste in music, or lack of it, to everyone around you. We wish we could say crime doesn ' t pay, but . . . The RCMP in British Columbia were widely condemned for paying $100,000 to an undisclosed party in return for being told the locations of the victims of mass murderer Clifford Olson. Cy} International Year of the Disabled During 1981, efforts were made to focus on the needs of the disabled person. Wheelchair ramps were built in various places, a few public phones appeared with volume controls, and closed captioning began for TV programs. Hope is everlasting Although Terry Fox died last year, his Marathon of Hope continued in the first annual Canada-wide Marathon of Hope run for cancer, and we exceeded Terry ' s seemingly impossible goal of $1 for every person in Canada during the first part of 1982. Maybe if we ' d laughed with them, not at them For 3 Bucks You ' re Laughin ' at the CNE the ads told us. The ads em- phasised the fact that a trip to The Ex could be far less expensive than a trip to you-know-where. In fact, everyone seemed to promote the idea that they could give more value for less money than the new kid on the block, Canada ' s Wonderland. The CNE lost money for the second year in a row, despite all the hype. Coo-loocoo-coo Coo-loocoo-coo, Coo-loocoo-coo Coo-coocoo-coo Take off, you hoser, to The Great White North, eh? G ' day, and welcome to 1981. Beer-drinking, back-bacon- frying Bob and Doug McKenzie took their short feature from the Second City Television show and made a record album, instantly giving themselves international popularity. A new hour for changing times Apparently, the CBC thinks we should go to bed an hour earlier, and they finally unveiled their new late night news format after many delays, followed by an ad campaign meant to convince us that this move was probably the most important event of our lives. 31 wwwRm Over 3 billion aggravations, but only one solution It all starts with a little plastic cube, every side a different colour, A twist here and a twist there and every side seems to be nine different colours. It seems impossible that the thing could ever again look the same as it did when you bought it. If you buy one of those little books giving A SIMPLE SOLUTION TO RUBIK ' S CUBE you may end up even more confused than before. Try ANOTHER SOLUTION TO RUBIK ' S CUBE. Still no help? You could buy those little coloured stickers to put on your cube, or maybe you could take it apart and then put it back together again. No, that wouldn ' t help you if your friends asked to see how you did it. If you have given up solving the puzzle, just buy one of those cube smashers or how about another book to add to your collection: 101 USES FORADEAD RUBIK ' SCUBE. United we stand, united they fall The news turned away from the almost monotonous daily reports of how many had been executed in Iran, and the thoughts of people everywhere turned to Poland as the government clamped down martial law on the country, curbing the activities of Solidarity which had won so many labour concessions there last year. News reports from the troubled country were sketchy at best and U.S. threats of retaliation to the Soviets in the event of any intervention were frequent. More powerful than a shooting Rocket, able to score 50 goals in 39 games, it ' s . . . Wayne Gretzky, still one of the youngest players in the NHL, scored 50 goals in 39 games, surpassing a 50 goal in 50 game record made in 1944 by Rockert Richard. Everyone watches to see what this Superplayer will do next. Ali fights his last fight After retifing countless times, Mohammed Ali was finally defeated for the last time at the Drama in the Bahamas. Some people never give up. Never mind the peanuts; get some jelly beans As Ronald Reagan completed his first full year as president of the U.S., peanuts were gone from the news, but Ronnie ' s liking for jelly beans gave a boost to the popularity of that candy. The Roy Massey New Thompson Hall As the New Massey Hall neared completion, we learned that the hall would be officially called the Roy Thompson Hall, because of the sizeable donation towards its construction given by the Thompson family. Some people who didn ' t like the Thompson family very much said that they ' d rather continue to call it the new Massey Hall. Another spike in VIA ' s coffin In an effort to improve train service, the Canadian government closed about 30% of the Canadian passenger ser- vice routes. Some people didn ' t think it was much of an improvement, but they were powerless to stop it. Like maybe if we doubled the rates, A? In another effort towards improved service, the Canadian post office became a crown corporation, then the sight of a letter with a 17 cent stamp on it became a thing of the past. In its place came the 30 cent A stamp. We ' re still waiting for the improved service. APPLIED ARTS DIVISION 34 students in the Applied Arts division this year spent a lot of their time travelling around the continent. First-]rear Graphic Design and Interior Design had an exchange with students from Newfoundland. Second - and third-year Design students went to New York to tour art galleries. The Chronicle staff went to the Grey Cup game to cover the events, and the Journalism students also went to Quebec City. 35 Cll BACK ROW: Scott Cowden Steve Weaver Shirley Freek BACK ROW: Terry Skelly Jim Coakwell Greg Grant Brian Dalton Mark Cummings RonSiddle BACK ROW: Suzanne Steel Rick Bionda Chris Yli-Luoma Darrell Townson Alan Hurst Cathy Gettins Daphne Hunt Jacques Michaur BACK ROW: Joe Sarnovsky Scott Kirby Carol Sakamoto Tim Torgerson Gw en Newman MIDDLE ROW: Susan Woodley Danielle Godin KimSutch Liz Shpilman Henry Veinot MIDDLE ROW: Leisa Cronsberry Rosemary Campbell Lori Kinsman Nancy Lynn Priscella Bates MIDDLE ROW: Sarah Molyneux Lori Poulten Sue Field Karen Berlenbach Penny Barton Allyson Lucas Jackie Glass MIDDLE ROW: Judy Earle Ellen Jagoe Maria Normantino JaneTamblyn Sharon Bartlett Jennifer Bain FRONT ROW: Wendy Brown Nancy Ignazzitto Wanda Lecuyer M. Kari Lewins Glenn Meek C12 FRONT ROW: Angie Quinn Glynis Peel Mary Ann Field Joanne Osaduke Jennifer Moseley C2J P A FRONT ROW: Gwen Howarth Jane McLean Michele Wynne Sandy Cunningham Joan Laughlin Angela Reeder Loretta Sheppard Dan Ralph XID FRONT ROW: Jill Gorrie Susan Chalmers Lois Williams Charlene Brown Lisa Lyon Cathy Coolidge Heather Franklin Kostio Kimote 36 XIG BACK ROW; Nelly Vandyk Kevin Kirkwood Donna Lamoureux Jackie Luttikhuis Steve Wright Barb Campbell Petrz Tafertshofer X2D BACK ROW: Vicki Rogers Dean Holmes PeteTeeninga Lisa Thurston Linda Aubin X2G BACK ROW: Dave Snider 22 Bill Downie 21 Tim O ' Connell Dave Dickson 4 Brad Brooks Ron David X3G D BACK ROW: Lynne Roussel Neil Wick MIDDLE ROW: Janet Whitley Robert Cathcart Joanne Skaife Kim Watson Heidi Robi Barb Armstrong Carolyn Allen MIDDLE ROW: Mary Eyre Margaret Babut Joan Robinson Colleen O ' Dcnnell Beth Parsons MIDDLE ROW: Chris Hughes 23 BobWheller Dale Vokey Keith Lightizer Karen Stanton Dave Heath MIDDLE ROW: Joanne Stacey Ryan Allison Tim Cant FRONT ROW: Tracy Kerwood Alexandra Simon Renee Stender Penny Julian Kelly Taylor Donna Greenley FRONT ROW: Cheryl Hutcheon Janice Glover Nancy McNamara Nicki Strachan Val Lucas FRONT ROW: Matt Warburton Norm St. Jules Jo Jordan Roseanne Kolodzik Kelly Clarke Rosie GinstI FRONT ROW: Peggy Sillen Jeanette Magic Kathy Bellaart TECHNOLOGY DIVISION Anthony Halik (Right) prepared blue- stained slides to demonstrate the use of a microscope to visitors to the Chemistry Open House held in October. Technology students (Below)) work on a terminal connected to Ernie, the Technology computer. BACK ROW: Spyro Vedouras Joe Ferrato Arthur Van Slageren John Kovacs Alfred Jongsma MIDDLE ROW: Mike Lamers George Langhammer Rob O ' Brien John Tarabocchia Ed Michalwski D ' Arcey Brown Paul Larochelle Ell 12 13 FRONT ROW: Emmanuel Forge Greg Martin Pam Deline Kirby R. Richards Kashma Ramjohn 38 E21 BACK ROW: Avind Ramrekersingh Neil Young Geddy Lee Rod Stewart Alex Leifson George Thourogood Jimmy Hendrix Scott Livingstone MIDDLE ROW; Bob McKenzie Ralph Woudstra (Doug McKenzie) Bob Dylan FRONT ROW: Tony Coscarella Denis Moe Robert Martin Shirley Smith Mark Vince Larry Lowe Paul Chow Dan Twomey FDl BACK ROW: Cindy Piggott Helen Helm Andrea Brants Anna-Marie Bejkowsky Debbie Bell Cindy Blanchard Sonia Blackford Andy Morrow MIDDLE ROW: Bonnie Coyle Lynn Sutton Susan Stade Colleen Cassell Debbie King Lori Cooper Diane Christoff Fleurette Tapp FRONT ROW: Elaine Collins Heather Smith Debbie Tustin Kathy Piper Janice Scott Lynda Hovianseian Barb Cormier Elizabeth Crosbie Pat Newman T12 BACK ROW: Mark Abbott Scott Wallace Ezley Timm Ron Ciren Martyn Phillips MIDDLE ROW: Tom Adams Conor Morrison Mike Grubb James Bennett Daryll Sukhbir Mike Walling FRONT ROW: John Head Dave Magee Karen Branston Tom Dudar T13 BACK ROW: Jeff Dayman Ezley Timm Karen Branston Sheldon Lepinsey Dave Fletcher MIDDLE ROW: Dave Dallaire Frank Delvecchio Chuck Fyfe Keith Knapper Dave Eden FRONT ROW: Tom Dudar Mark Salter Stephen Boyd Frank Harney T14 BACK ROW: Hugh Douglas Denis Gervais Keith Knapper Ezley Timm MIDDLE ROW: Doug MacDuff Max Perez Dave Wilcox Ian Smith BACK ROW: Buzzard Majoros Dog Breath Smith Squig Wallace Freddie ' 3 ' Bounce FRONT ROW: Jeff Gallagher Paul Wannamaker Angelo Risi Darcy Holden Henri Perreault Serge Daliaire T2A FRONT ROW: Skid Wilson Vito Bomberito Dirt Coleman BACK ROW: Larry Brice Ron Dunn Dan Mark Jim Dunfield Chris Locke Emiddio Dirienzoi Tim Pierson Gregg Whitty Theo Welter MIDDLE ROW: Peter Tarasiuk Rick Trolly Garry MacLean Mike Puszczynski Vito Deligio Mike Braithwaith John Schrivanich Wayne Russell Tony Pulla Werner Schwiering Tom Marshall Karl Vaartjes T2E FRONT ROW: Eric Swanson Joe Zolderdo James Hutton Jim Gregg Steve McNutt Joe Macedo Denis Guay Brad Harsell Steve Denshan Ed Kwaka Richard Zverina Bill Valkanas T2M BACK ROW: L. Hemington Steve Rudnik Dave Burkitt Ron Barlow Reynold Semplonius Ted Wozniak FRONT ROW: Larry Demoe John Duthie Dan Bonchek Alan Vandepol Steve Zealand 40 T3A BACK ROW: Andre Czychun Rob Clark Mike Wells Angelo Riva Doug Mason T3C BACK ROW: Beaker Ian Hartford Tom Edison T3E G BACK ROW: Gary Baker Attila Gulyas Ed Jermakowicz Brian Smith Lindsay Kent Davinder Panesar T3M I BACK ROW: Stan Szmyr John Bakker Gary Lane Brian Bird FRONT ROW: Brad Clarke Tyler Trute Brad McNutt Tim Ott FRONT ROW: Shoes Edwards John Bujold Dave Hossack Enricho Fermi MIDDLE ROW: Christopher Arsenault Tares Pryjma Mike Goulding (Backwards) Steve Guy Coe Wayne Vierhout Andrew Gallacher FRONT ROW: Dave Cornall Peter O ' Neill James Nelson Rob Windrim Mary Veldhuis FRONT ROW: Peter Dubina Sarto Provenzano Paul Lawson Gord Adams Ken Ferguson i HEALTH SCIENCES DIVISION The highlight of the Dental Assistants professional training was in January when they went to the University of Toronto to assist student dentists who were also learning. The nurses in first year worked at the Oshawa General Hospital two days a week, changing sheets and emptying bed pans so they missed part of their college life. N15 BACK ROW: Linda Clarke Shirley Smith Wendy Scriver Cheryl Cornelius Beth Thomas MIDDLE ROW: Janet Lunn Barb Hughes Lorianne Davey Cathy Van Beek Cathy Olczak FRONT ROW: Carol Ingram Margie Waddell Kathleen Guevremont Alice Lavoy Maureen Chamberland N16 BACK ROW: Susan McCarthy Marilyn Vaneyk Karen Harwood Gloria Ferguson Joanne Malcolm Vivian Boissoin MIDDLE ROW: Kate Akimow Marsha McCarthy Cathy Mollon Sandra Crowther FRONT ROW: Wilma Ryndeir Brenda Gruber Donna Oates Genny Parrott BUSINESS DIVISION The thing most students will remember about their first year is the spares they had; both scheduled spares and the ones they took when they felt like it. Students spent many hours in the library doing research, in the student lounge studying, and most of all, in the cafeteria eating junk food and playing euchre. A day without euchre was worse than a math test on Friday afternoon. Other favourite ac- tivities of business students included overloading the word processing system with useless documents, and spending valuable CPU time playing games on the computer. 45 Bll BACK ROW: Pak-Chung Sau Pierre Lazo George Somerville Wayne Lowry Ken Gorak Van Schyndel Russ Dean McNena Brenda Honingh Mark MacDonell Bruno Scanga Kelly E. Watts FRONT ROW: Mary Anne Stokes Kim Baker Pamela Robins Linda Walker Maria Perrino Patti Kirkham Jackie Gilmour Karey Demille Christine Kinsman Dave Hanlan MIDDLE ROW: David Brillinger Janice Arsenault Jody Blight Cathy Kettle Betty-Anne Tillaart Paul Hirst David Sunstrum Brad Connors Brian Wick 813 BACK ROW: Alex Laurie Ed Srdoc Chuck Culligan Cam Mountenay Raoul Cardenas Jacques Michaud Sherry Pringle Jack Tretter Jeff Lewis Janet Nicholson Ken Ross MIDDLE ROW: Jodi Gibney Andrew Stevens Tony Pugliese Connie Ottinger Chris Coulson Jeannette Latour Chris Wright Adriana Vizza Theresa Kapuscinski Velda McAdam Janice Lunn Danny Boyd FRONT ROW: Sharon McCuaig Dan Compton Karen Suddard Kristan Bancroft Janet Waitson Paula Murphy Sherri McLean Michele Brown Jocelyne Doiron 814 BACK ROW: Cindy Dever Lisa Duff John Barich Ed Zerf Scott Mason Lome Hanewich Ian Turner Buck Butler Larry Patterson Gail Zampaloni Irena Mauko MIDDLE ROW: Wendy Chayka Theresa Swindells Mary Chu Mary Anne Charuk Glen Adams Tracy Shier Laurie Silver Paul Van Belle Cory Swallow Donna Mendonca Olga Stacey Richard King FRONT ROW: Sue Black Sandy Perrow Deb Mallette Sheri Parker Wendy Mclntyre Margaret Coll Leslie Brough Cheryl Cowling Christine Stolwyk Robert Dumais BACK ROW: Walter Iwaskiw Terry Carson Garth Wamboldt Geoff Par6 Mark Petre Marty Utton Joe Bavaro Gord Waldriff MIDDLE ROW: Alison McKenzie Donna Rudniski Roger Adams Debbie Dart Jan Rosicki Allan Turney 815 FRONT ROW: Sue Lees Eva Schempp Shelley Bradica Lynn Graham Doriana Spina Nicky Cavallari BACK ROW: Scott Armstrong Paul Bourgeois Dave Loney Vanessa Gruntz Doug Gould Steve Creagmile MIDDLE ROW: Sharon Gordon Jane Turner Anita Polya Tina Jones Gord Chow FRONT ROW: Maria Alvarez Rita Braccia Teresa Szemiot Joanne McNaney Dominic Valic B21D BACK ROW: Steve Walker Joy Hilton Mark Taylor Dean Moran Lori Brown Barry Gill Wayne Hautanen James Moss FRONT ROW: Julie Campbell Marian Dell Maria Vaccarella Krys Kusio Elizabeth Hubble Chris Kosciesza Michael Witvoet FRONT ROW: Carole Tracey Nancy Hineman Leigh Davis Sonia St-Aubin Madeleine Sanders B22D BACK ROW: Brian Graham Chris Zwolinski Ray Lee Brian Smith Don Beaton Eric Burghardt Steve Young MIDDLE ROW: Paul Zwolinski Teresa Wimbaner Shelley Varty Deanna Cockburn Jim Cook FRONT ROW: Jo-Anne Finney Sandra Reinholds Liz Hurst Kim Richardson B21 BACK ROW: Raymond Gibson Nick Mikos Peter van Hartingsveldt Robert Collins Scott Nicholls MIDDLE ROW: Joanne Lillico Jim Visser Stan Chomrak Ken Sinclair FRONT ROW: Mary Cryderman Debbie Calbery Wasyl Mackesey B2M BACK ROW: Duane Lee John Coll Ken Kowal Tony Krebelj Osayyefo Don Marlowe Marlene Dillon Owen Jonah George Scerri John Osso Stu Gray MIDDLE ROW: Joan Maloney Cindy Sinclair Shireen Zerf Jeannie McKay FRONT ROW: Rob Hair Chip Green B3A BACK ROW: Karen Stransky Mike Rogoski BillKidd Oleh Wlasenko Pauline Graham Art Grant John Creagmile Scott Pinkerton BACK ROW: Ron Sweet Marlene Vanderwall Louis Sytsma Charles Moore Gord McCombe Robert Baker Don Anderson Jackie Peacock Marie Pniauskas BACK ROW: Nick Matyczak Ron Linton Gary Kostuk Scott Glover MIDDLE ROW: Iris Jakimyszyn Kelly Reid Elaine Chatten Roberta Conway (Hoser) Denise Ovenden Jill Spina Lynn van de Valk MIDDLE ROW: John Van Kemp Lisa Loose Frank Provenzano Gordon Armstrong Stephen Gray Don Rowan David Gatchell Paulette Noble Linda Calverley Dave Roberts MIDDLE ROW: Doug Mcintosh Gord Sharp Susan Krem Gumby Jeff Finer Orse Shack Willie Hunt FRONT ROW: Barbie McManus Kate Sperry Cheryl Gray Ingrid Navratil Patrice McPherson Judy Taylor Lesley Ross B3D FRONT ROW: Doug Mcintosh Goeff Jewell Stephen Geer JoAnne Cutler Mickey Leddy Wendy Mellott Shirley Losier Kim Johnson B3M FRONT ROW: Gaila Nicholls BuckCowIe Peter Gosling Marina Stirpe LeRoy Martin Laura Dingley 48 G12 BACK ROW: MIDDLE ROW: rKOlN 1 KOW. Marg Marche Pnil bonneli Marilyn Knight Janet Arseneau Judy Kovacs Karen Moran Janice Gasson Adrienne Hone Helena Debbie Bailey Carol KODins Malachowski Richard Woo Sandi Stacnel Olga Kisil Blaine Sheehey Eileen Chipman Cindy G ittord Kon iviiine CM dUcLI) OlUoUFI Lmiiine omiin David Weir Laurie Murdoch BarbTaggart Dan Da we Heather Swan Danelle Courtney Eric Eeuwes Vicki Pasowisty G13 Donna Rice Gary Gaboury Sandi Ochej G14 BACK ROW: MIDDLE ROW: FRONT ROW: Allin Penfound Karen Black Jeff Canfield Eric Pogue Chris Rasmussen Linda Murray Jeff Martin Sharon Lynn Sheila Raitt Mark Cawker Hayley McKew Bonnie Mount Susan Senko Lisa Kinsman Alice Stewart Maureen Ullius Cindy Naylor Saveria Giorgi Andrew DebWolters Ted Mikos Van Schepen Cindy Smith Mary Lou Dufton Steve Vankuik Craig Sharp Jim Lucas Joao Borges Dave Grisby Nino Secco Dadja Gray Tony Veloce G2A BACK ROW: Bill Gilbert Nancy Geisberger Eric Beaton Angie Calabrese FRONT ROW: Linda Quinn Anne Rorabeck Terri Gibson Teresa Lui Laurie Weiland ABSENT: SueCassar Richard Wilce Tim Rowan Mary Lynn Kidd Chris Moulsdale Lori Jones 49 G2D BACK ROW: Vince Macri Dan Thompson Russell Blake Wally Scott Elston Steve Bullock Melanie Parkinson Matt Simmons Roy Cowling BACK ROW: Steve Huisman Matt Gurr Wayne Daniels Jim Elliott Sandra Bradley J. P. Dunn BACK ROW: Suzanne Linton Peter Lovelock Peter Flonk Grant Broughtan Sean Tobin Wayne Wilbur BACK ROW: Andy Burden Tracy Edwards Rick McCoy Dave Lockie Anthony van de Vossenberg Rob Wilson MIDDLE ROW: Nick Gallello William Dimopoulos Ernest Stacy Dale Hart Marilyn Bruersma Ester Gillwald Vickie Palmateer Helen Sauter Liane Robillard MIDDLE ROW: Keven Shannon Elaine Kelly John Bombino Gord Spee Nella Pedretti MIDDLE ROW: Janet Tukker Pat Veraldi Mark Andralojc Cathie Wright MIDDLE ROW: Padmarani Ganeshan Deborah McAllister Karyn Splaine Bobbie James Elizabeth Toth Giselle Macleod Janice Gardner Karen Spence FRONT ROW: Shari Lynn Donohue Lisa Kirkton Paul Mack Marshall Tessier Gabriella Buettner Lisa Duggan Julia Somers Ann Harper Tracey McKew G2M FRONT ROW: Susan Whitbread Colleen Hendrick Theresa Baird Amy Baxter Mike Baird G2P FRONT ROW: Sheri Dodds Shelley Albin Sandra McGregor Karen Landry Karen Lee Lll FRONT ROW: Anne Ferguson Janice Sears Sue Scott Heather Cameron Cathy Clapp Margie Morris Constance Gosselin Jenny Sharp 50 L31 BACK ROW: Diana Rust Stella Tutert Sharon McLinton Sandra Snoddon Cindy Kargus Pat Wood S13 BACK ROW: Donna Hobbs Janet Callister Lorna Howard Rhonda Caverly Kelley Dewey Michelle Derzbach Laura Crossing Louise Dupuis Sandra Tavone S2E BACK ROW: Ellen De Plaa Sandra Dmitriew Dawn Hubbard Jodi Larmer S2G BACK ROW: Debbie Glidden Asha Gosein Karen Osborne Jane Tooley Laury Fleetwood Karen Smith Kathy Kvasnak MIDDLE ROW: Shelley Forman Maureen Power Helen Ivany Lisa Czajkowski Janet Filer Tim Matthews MIDDLE ROW: Yvonne Burkey Lisa Redolfi Karen Piper Susan Quesnel Debra Ferreira Gail MacLean Maria D ' Annuzio Rosa Pellegrino MIDDLE ROW: Lin Pitre Tobi Rogers Cheryl Cartlidge MIDDLE ROW: Janet Youngman Donna Doran Janet Van Kemp Kendra Kemp Linda Terry Donna Morris FRONT ROW: Anita Isaac Sue Brien Heather Sessions Christine Stevens Mary-Jane Aube FRONT ROW: Cathy Rowden Janette McMillan Robin Marriott Shelley-Anne Robinson Joanna Gilpin Laura Davis Christina Hadjianastasiou Anita Hannam FRONT ROW: Susan Ebelthite Janet Anderson Sharon Gould FRONT ROW: Heather Webster Annette Adam Lynn Walker Kelly Monro Leona Stacey 51 S22L BACK ROW: Lesia Hall Peggy Wilson Cathy Darby Faye Wetherup Nancy Carr MIDDLE ROW: Sandra Flintoff Kelly Fairman Debbie Shepstone Bonnie Cheetham Debbie Koch Lea Ann Hardy FRONT ROW: Laurie Sawyer Janice Riley Irene Ma Linda Atkinson Wendy Dempster Liz Drew S2M BACK ROW: MIDDLE ROW: FRONT ROW: Toni Smith Leona Hacker Lynne Peters Nancy Styles Cherrie Kitson Leanna Schell Dianne Koroscik Christine Kara McGraw Richardson Penny Aldred Suzanne Penney Ruth Harrison S21W BACK ROW: Juliet Davidson Maureen Farrow Pat DeMille Vivian Heaton MIDDLE ROW: Linda Air Kim Fogal Christine Kanuch Colleen Hughes FRONT ROW: Cathy Whitbread Maria Misasi Linda Gunn BACK ROW: Nancy Jackson Sandra van der Zyden Rose Wiggers Cathy Hamers Lori Brown MIDDLE ROW: Mary Judy Roe Eleanor Aloe Judith Cory Colleen Thompson S22W FRONT ROW: Giselle van Gestel Angela Bruno Karen Lessard 52 ACTIVITIES ' 82 WINTER CARNIVAL King and Queen Crowned at Spaghetti and Wine Dinner; Barbeque at Trillium Valley Park i 55 On Hoser Day, many people dressed up as the Typical Canadian. Even the cashier in the bookstore dressed up. Tasha, from Q107, brought us the Name That Tune Contest. Steve Burns was the winner of 2 concert tickets. In the Scavenger Hunt, the teams had to collect such items as an ice cube, separated sheets of a roll of toilet paper, and a speeding ticket. 56 i if ' 82 WINTER CARNIVAL HOSER DAY, SCAVENGER HUNT AND NAME THAT TUNE CONTEST SCOTTS DRUG MART 1050 Simcoe Street North Oshawa 576-7000 CARTER FAMILY BAKERY 21 King Street East Bowmanville 623-5855 CHARTERWAYS TRANSPORTATION LTD, 248 Simpson, Bowmanville, Ont. Telephone: 623-3811 MR. RENT ALL 400 Mary Street East Whitby, Ontario Telephone: 668-9881 TRC DESIGNS MFG. 453 Fairall Street Ajax, Ontario Telephone: 683-2921 JURY LOVELL DRUG STORES 500 Rossland Road West Oshawa, Ontario Telephone: 728-9301 5? SHORRE RS ORUG MART 285 Taunton Road East Oshawa, Ontario 576-4109 BROEDERS Welding Fabrications 332 Thickson Street, Whitby Telephone: 579-2600 ANNANDALEGOLF COUNTRY CLUB Church Street Ajax 683-3210 TRS FOOD SERVICE LTD. Your Social Caterer 800 Farewell Ave. North Oshawa 728-7305 SCUGOG CLEANERS 524 Cromwell Oshawa, Ontario Telephone: 723-1159 SELFRAME (OSHAWA) INC. 350 Wentworth Street East Oshawa, Ontario Telephone: 576-1837 WINDFIELD ' SFARM LTD. P.O Box 67 Oshawa, Ontario LIH 7K8 Telephone: 725-1195 4 CHAMPLAIN GRAPHICS DRAWING REPRODUCTIONS. COLOUR SEPARATIONS. TYPESETTING, OFFSET AND LETTERPRESS PRINTING A COMPLETE SERVICE AT YOUR DISPOSAL Owned and Operated by Champlain Printers Ltd,. Trillium Colour Reproductions Ltd, and Oftset Investments Ltd. 1850 Ctiamplain Ave . P.O. Box 477, Whitby. Ontario LIN 534 Telephone (416) 723 4702 728-3931 westcane sugar limited 1123 Farewell Street Oshawa, Ontario, LIH 7N6 PARKVIEW Quality, Service and Value 385 Stevenson Road North 723-3511 BUNNY ' S CATERING SERVICE 555 Wentworth St. East Oshawa, Ontario 728-2721 728-3198 STOKELY-VAN CAMP OF CANADA LTD. canners and distributors of vegetables fruits P.O. Box 297 Whitby, Ontario LIN 5S1 Telephone. ' ! 68-6859 J. FOLEY PLUMBING HEATING LTD. 319 College Avenue Oshawa, Ontario Telephone 723-1191 FLOWERS by PENROSE inc. 1185 Simcoe Street S. Oshawa, Ontario Telephone 576-1760 WHITBY WELDING LIMITED 113 Warren Road Whitby, Ontario Telephone 668-8835 Mi THE POT-TREE School House Corner RR 1, Hampton, Ont. LOBIJO 723-1317 BEST WISHES LIMITED TO ALL OUR FRIENDS AT DURHAM COLLEGE We Are Open 7 Days a Week with Live Entertainment Oshawa Centre 579-4365 THE MAYOR, MEMBERS OF COUNCIL AND STAFF OF THETOWN OF WHITBY TUSSa Taste the real thing. The Pumper People FIRST CLASS SERVICE at SELF-SERVE PRICES — You ' ll Save at TURBO! — 1402 Kinc St. E. 78 Bond St. W. 1901 Simcoe St. N. Compliments of UXBRIDGE BEVERAGES LTD. THE ARMSTRONG FUNERAL HOME 124 King Street East Oshawa, Ontario Telephone 728-5173 OSHAWA ' S FINEST RENTAL COMMUNITY l gssIancTParl MRS. MARION JACKSON Rental Agent 576-7620 McCALLUM TRANSPORT Automobile Carriers 199 Wentworth St. E. Oshawa, Ontario Telephone: 725-1123 ANDREW ANTENNA CO. LTD. 606 Beech St. W. Whitby, Ont. 668-3348 GEORGE DAVEY Chevrolet - Oldsmobile 3205 Bayly Street E. Ajax, Ontario Telephone 686-2411 J.H. RYDER MACHINERY LIMITED 2001 Thickson Road South Whitby, Ontario Telephone 579-6410 907 Simcoe St. N. 576-5123 Same Day Kodacolour Delivery In by 10:00 a.m. - Ready by 4:00 p.m. Compliments of . . . 5 POINTS MALL Taunton Road, Oshawa, Ontario Talaphone 576-4100 ART AND TECHNIQUE Hair Styling School Why Art and Technique? Male and Female models welcome 1. Unique Teaching thank you for helping your 2. Individual Instruction bellow students today to become 3. Best qualified Ontario Licenced Instructors. Professional hair stylists of 4. Job Placement Assistance tomorrow. 5. Salon exper. is part of our curriculum. . ,, . . Thinking of becoming a hairstylist? 14 Ontario Street Oshawa Then consider Art and Technique. McDonald ' s 501 Ritson Road S. 579-2122 1349 Simcoe Street N. 579-2751 60 PATTE ' S PAINT WALLPAPER Oihawa Centra Oshawa, Ontario Telsphona579-2100 JOHN WEISS HAIR DESIGN 198 King street East Oshawa, Ont. 728-0951 QUEST RECORDING 215 Toronto Avenue, Oshawa, Ontario Telephone 576-1279 NU WAY PHOTO LIMITED 245 Kjnp Street East Oshawa. Ontario Telephone 728-1619 ED GALLAGHER INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED 194 KINO STREET WEST OSHAWA. ONTARIO TELEPHONE; 72B-7S5I Discount for Honour Driver Training Students THE MOUSE TRAP 1251 Simcoe Street North Oshawa, Ont. 579-2244 GABOURIE DISCOUNT PLUMBING BOUTIQUE 1220 Simcoe St. N. Oshawa 579-0462 THE WATERSHED Waterbeds Plumbing Supplies 244 Brock St. S. Whitby 666-1303 ATTERSLEY TIRE SERVICE Ltd. 246 Graburn Avenue Oshawa, Ontario Telephone 728-9432 ATLANTIS TRANSPORTATION Stevenson Road North Oshawa, Ontario Telephone 571-3505 NATH - MAR INVESTMENTS LTD. 58 Rossland Road W., Oshawa Telephone 723-4950 RUDDY ELECTRIC 600 Thornton Road South Oshawa, Ontario Telephone 728-7588 FARMER FABRICATION Ltd. 66 Russett Avenue Oshawa, Ontario L1G 3R5 Telephone 576-4151 DINES DRIVE INN Specializing: Charcoal Steaks on a Kaiser Charcoal Burgers Call in Advance for Party Orders 723-5951 Corner of King and Gibbons Finch Travel Ltd. 39 Prince Street Oshawa, Ont. (Side of Bond Tower) 571-3441 lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli [A. E. Lepage (Ontario) Ltd. Realtor 368 King St.W. Oshawa, Ont. 571-0600 601 DundasSt. W. Whitby, Ont. 666-1333 686-1979 COLEMAN ' S MOVING storage ltd. 465 Bloor Street W. Oshawa, Ontario Telephone 579-1166 AUTO WORKERS (Oshawa) CREDIT UNION LIMITED 322 King Street W. Oshawa, Ontario LIH 7L1 Telephone 728-5187 uitom A uto R adio r Sales, Repairs Installations 912 Brock St. N. 668-2664 61 INDEX TO NAMES Abbott, Mark, 39 Adam, Annette. 51 Adams, Glen, 46 Adams, Gord, 41 Adams, Roger, 46 Adams, Tom, 39 Air, Linda, 52 Airey, Tom, 21 Akimow, Kate, 43 Albin, Shelley, 50 Aldred, Penny, 52 Allen, Carolyn, 37 Allen, Judy. 18 Allison, Ryan. 37 Allonsuis, Irene. 21 Aloe, Eleanor, 52 Alvarez. Maria, 47 Anderson, Don, 48 Anderson, Janet, 51 Anderson, Jim, 24 Andor, Donna, 22 Andralojc, Mark, 50 Andrey, Pat, 25 Armstrong, Ardeth, 25 Armstrong, Barb, 37 Armstrong, Gordon, 48 Armstrong, Scott, 47 Arsneault, Christoptier, 41 Arsenault. Janice. 46 Arseneau, Janet. 49 Aru, Dianne, 26 Atkinson, Linda. 52 Attar, Neil, 27 Aube, Mary-Jane, 51 Aubin, Linda, 37 Avery, William, 24 B Babbs. Sharon. 24 Babut. Margaret, 37 Backler, Tony, 27 Bailey, Debbie. 49 Bam. Jennifer. 36 Baird, Mike, 50 Baird, Theresa, 50 Baker, Gary. 41 Baker, Kim, 46 Baker, Robert. 48 Bakker. John, 41 Bancroft, Kristan, 46 Banks. Girard. 27 Barclay, Susan, 20 Barich, John, 46 Barlow, Ron, 40 Barnes, Richard. 23 Barrett. Grace, 18 Barrett, Jeanette, 21 Bartlett, Alice, 21 Bartlett. Sharon. 36 Barton, Penny, 36 Bartosik, Mary, 26 Bassin, Sherry, 24 Bates, Priscella, 36 Bavaro, Joe, 46 Baxter, Amy, 50 Beaker. 41 Beaton. Don, 47 Beaton, Eric, 49 Bejkov sky. Anna-Mane. 39 Bell, Debbie, 39 Bell, Mane, 27 Bell, Robert, 24 Bellaart, Kathy, 37 Benn, Frank. 23 Bennett. Dave, 20 Bennett, James. 39 Bennett, Marg, 18 Berlenbach, Karen. 36 Berry. Suzanne. 23 Bionda. Rick, 36 Birch, Win, 27 Bird, Brian, 41 Bishop, Jan, 20 Black, Karen, 49 Black, Sue, 46 Blackford, Soma, 39 Blake, Russell. 50 Blanchard, Cindy, 39 Blight, Jody, 46 Blomme, Ray, 23 Boettcher, Anne. 21 Boissoin, Vivian, 43 Bomberito, Vito. 40 Bombino. John, 50 Bonchek, Dan, 40 Bonnell, Phil, 49 Borges, Joao. 49 Bourgeois, Paul, 47 Boyd, Danny. 46 Boyd. David, 21 Boyd. Stephen. 39 Braccia. Rita, 47 Bracken, Barry, 24 Bradica, Shelley. 46 Bradley, Sandra. 50 Brady. Jim, 18 Braithwaith, Mike, 40 Branston, Karen, 39 Brants. Andrea, 39 Brice, Larry, 40 Brien, Sue, 51 Brillinger, David, 46 Brimbecom, Gail, 26 Brooks, Brad. 37 Brough. Leslie, 46 Broughton, Grant, 50 Brown, Charlene, 36 Brown. D ' Arcey. 38 Brown, Lori. 47, 52 Brown, Michele, 46 Brown, Wendy, 36 Bruersma, Marilyn. 50 Bruno, Angela, 52 Brussee. Dirk. 24 Bryant. Pat. 19 Buettner. Gabriella. 50 Bujold. John, 41 Bullock. Steve, 50 Bulmer, Denise, 26 Bunker, Bruce, 27 Burden, Andy, 50 Burghardt, Eric, 47 Burke, Bernice, 20 Burkey, Yvonne, 51 Burkitt. Dave, 40 Butler. Buck. 46 Calabrese. Angie. 49 Calbery. Debbie, 47 Callister, Janet, 51 Calverley. Linda. 48 Cameron. Heather. 50 Camozzi, Norma, 21 Campbell, Barb, 37 Campbell, Charlotte. 22 Campbell. Dennis. 27 Campbell, John. 19 Campbell. Julie. 47 Campbell, Linda, 23 Campbell, Rosemary, 36 Canfield. Jeff. 49 Cant, Tim, 37 Capar, Terry, 20 Cardenas. Raoul. 46 Carr. Nancy. 52 Carson. Terry. 46 Carter, Brenda, 26 Carthdge, Cheryl, 51 Cassar, Sue, 49 Cassell, Colleen, 39 Cathcart. Robert. 37 Cavallari. Nicky. 46 Caverly, Rhonda, 51 Cawker. Mark. 49 Chalmers, Susan, 36 Chamberland. Maureen. 43 Charlebois, Hugh. 23 Charuk. Mary Anne. 46 Chatten, Elaine, 48 Chave, John, 20 Chayka, Wendy. 46 Cheetham. Bonnie. 52 Chernecki. Rudy. 24 Chilton. Bonnie. 20 Chipman, Eileen, 49 Chomrak, Stan, 47 Chow, Gord, 47 Chow, Paul, 39 Christoff, Diane, 39 Chu, Mary. 46 Ciren, Ron, 39 Clapp, Cathy, 50 Clark, Rob, 41 Clarke, Brad, 41 Clarke, Kelly, 37 Clarke. Linda. 43 Coakwell. Jim. 36 Cockburn. Deanna,47 Coe. Steve Guy, 41 Coleman, Dirt, 40 Coll. John. 48 Coll. Margaret, 46 Collins, Elaine. 39 Collins, Robert. 47 Compton. Dan, 46 Connors. Brad. 46 Conway, Roberta, 48 Cook, Jim, 47 Cook, John, 27 Coolidge, Cathy, 36 Cooper, Lori, 39 Cormier, Barb, 39 Cornall, Dave, 41 Cornelius, Cheryl, 43 Cory, Judith, 52 Coscarella, Tony, 39 Coulson, Chris, 46 Courtney, Danelle, 49 Cove, Mair, 25 Cowden, Scott, 36 Cowie, Buck, 48 Cowling, Cheryl. 46 Cowling, Roy, 50 Coyle, Bonnie, 39 Creagmile, John, 48 Creagmile. Steve, 47 Crichton, Dave. 22 Cronsberry, Leisa. 36 Crosbie. Elizabeth, 39 Crossing. Laura. 51 Crowther, Sandra. 43 Cryderman, Mary, 47 Culligan, Chuck, 46 Cummings, Mark, 36 Cunningham, Sandy. 36 Cutler, JoAnne, 48 Czajkowski, Lisa, 51 Czychun, Andre. 41 D ' Annuzio, Maria, 51 Dallaire, Dave, 39 Dallaire, Serge. 39 Dalton, Brian. 36 Daniels. Wayne, 50 Daniiko, Christine, 19 Darby, Cathy, 52 DarcFi, Gloria, 24 Dart, Debbie, 46 Davey, Lorianne. 43 David. Ron. 37 Davidson, Jack, 27 Davidson, Juliet, 52 Davis. Jim, 20 Davis, Laura. 51 Davis. Leigh. 47 Dawe. Dan. 49 Day. Midge. 24 Day. Tony, 27 Dayman, Jeff. 39 de Boer, Janet, 22 De Plaa, Ellen, 51 de Valk, Joanne, 20 de Varennes. Lise. 20 DeMille, Pat, 52 Dejeet. Bert. 21 Deligio. Vito. 40 Dell, Marian, 47 Delvecchio. Frank. 39 Demille, Karey, 46 Demoe, Larry, 40 Dempster. Wendy. 52 Denshan, Steve, 40 Deramaix, John, 21 Derby, William, 23 Derzbach, Michelle, 51 Dettbarn. Helga, 26 Dever, Cindy. 46 Dewey, Kelley, 51 Dickson 4, Dave, 37 Dillion, Linda, 23 Dillon, Marlene, 48 Dimitroff, Mary, 22 Dimopoulos, William, 50 Dine, Maxine. 26 Dingley, Laura, 48 Dirienzoi, Emiddio, 40 Dmitriew, Sandra, 51 Dodds, Sheri, 50 Doiron, Jocelyne. 46 Donohue. Shan Lynn, 50 Doole, Jim, 27 Doran, Donna. 51 Douglas, Hugh. 39 Downie  21, Bill, 37 Dranski, Halina, 20 Draper, Shirley, 22 Drew, Liz. 52 Dubina, Peter, 41 Duckworth, Ruth, 24 Dudar, Tom, 39 Duff, Lisa, 46 Dufton, Mary Lou, 49 Duggan, Lisa. 50 Dumais, Robert, 46 Dunfield, Jim, 40 Dunn, J, P., 50 Dunn, Ron, 40 Dupuis. Louise. 51 Durling. Audrey, 22 Durrani, Stan, 21 Duthie, John, 40 Dyke. Mae, 20 Dylan, Bob, 39 Earle, Judy. 36 Ebelthite. Susan. 51 Eden. Dave. 39 Edison. Tom. 41 Edwards. Len, 24 Edwards. Shoes, 41 Edwards, Tracy, 50 Eeuwes, Eric, 49 Elliott, Jim, 50 Ellis, Madge, 26 Elston, Scott, 50 Endicott, Don. 23 England, Gordon, 27 England, Joan, 24 English, David, 26 Eyre, Mary, 37 Fairman, Kelly, 52 Farrow, Maureen. 52 Fenton, Norman, 27 Ferguson, Anne, 50 Ferguson, Gloria, 43 Ferguson, Ken, 41 Fermi. Enricho. 41 Ferrato. Joe. 38 Ferreira. Debra, 51 Field, Mary Ann, 36 Field, Sue, 36 Filer, Janet, 51 Finer, Jeff, 48 Finney, Jo-Anne, 47 Fleetwood, Laury, 51 Fletcher, Dave. 39 Fletcher, Keith, 19 Flintoff. Sandra. 52 Flonk. Peter. 50 Fogal, Kim, 52 Forge, Emmanuel, 38 Forman, Shelley, 51 Foulds. Allen, 24 Franklin, Heather, 36 Eraser, Don. 23 Freek, Shirley. 36 Freeman. John, 23 Fyfe, Chuck. 39 Gaboury, Gary, 49 Gagliardi, Joe, 21 Gainforth, Doreen, 20 Gallacher, Andrew, 41 Gallagher, Jeff, 39 Gallello, Nick. 50 Ganeshan. Padmarani. 50 Gardner. Janice. 50 Garland. Mel, 18 Garner, Allen. 24 Gasson. Janice. 49 Gatchell. David, 48 Geer, Stephen, 48 Geisberger, Nancy. 49 George. Peter, 24 German. Dave. 27 Gervais, Denis, 39 Gettins, Cathy, 36 Gibney, Jodi, 46 Gibson, Dallas, 20 Gibson, Elizabeth. 49 Gibson, Raymond, 47 Gibson, Tern, 49 Gifford, Cindy, 49 Gilbert, Bill, 24, 49 Gill. Barry, 47 Gillwald, Ester, 50 Gilmour, Jackie, 46 Gilpin, Joanna. 51 Ginstl. Rosie. 37 Ginter. Bonnie, 26 Giorgi, Saveria, 49 Glass. Jackie, 36 Glecoff, Carol. 20 Ghdden, Debbie. 51 Glover. Janice, 37 Glover, Sc-ott, 48 Godin, Danielle, 36 Gohm, Glenn, 20 Goodchild, Russ, 27 Gordon. Sharon. 47 Gome. Jill, 36 Gosein, Asha, 51 Gosling, Peter, 48 Gosselin, Constance, 50 Gould. Doug, 47 Gould, Sharon, 61 Goulding, Mike, 41 Gouldthorp, Angie, 21 Graham, Brian, 47 Graham, Lynn, 46 Graham, Pauline, 48 Grant, Art, 48 Grant, Greg, 36 Graveline, Karen. 26 Gray. Cheryl, 48 Gray, Dad)a,49 Gray. Stephen, 48 Gray.Stu.48 Green. Chip, 48 Green. John. 23 Greenley, Donna. 37 Gregg. Jim. 40 Grisby, Dave. 49 Grubb. Mike. 39 Gruber, Brenda. 43 Gruntz. Vanessa. 47 Gualtiere. Eda. 20 Guay. Denis. 40 Guevremont, Kathleen. 43 Gulyas. Attila,41 Gumby, 48 Gunn, Linda, 52 Gurr, Matt, 50 Guselle, Mrs. Katherlne, 18 H Hacker, Leona, 52 Hadjianastasiou. Christina. 51 Hair. Rob. 48 Hall, Doug, 27 Hall, Lesia, 52 Halladay, Mane, 26 Hamers, Cathy, 52 Hanewich. Lome, 46 Hanlan, Dave, 46 Hannam, Anita. 51 Hardy, Eriene, 21 Hardy, Lea Ann, 52 Hargest, Don, 24 Harle. Helen. 19 Harney, Frank. 39 Harper, Ann, 50 Hams, Karen, 20 Harrison, Ruth, 52 Harsell, Brad, 40 Hart. Dale, 50 Hartlord. Ian. 41 Harwood, Karen, 43 Hautanen, Wayne, 47 Haywood, Fred, 23 Head, Jotin, 39 Heath, Dave, 37 Heaton, Vivian, 52 Hedley, Bob, 22 Helm, Helen, 39 Helmer, Dave, 27 Hemington, L., 40 Henderson, Tom, 27 Hendrick, Colleen, 50 Hendrix, Jimmy, 39 Hendry. Sandra, 26 Higgon, Dawn, 26 Hilton, Joy, 47 Hineman, Nancy, 47 Hird, Richard, 24 Hirst, Paul, 46 Hobbs, Donna, 51 Hodgson, Mariorie, 20 Holden. Darcy, 39 Holdforth. Robert, 22 Holmes, Dean, 37 Holt, John, 24 Homer, Joan, 24 Hone, Adrienne, 49 Honingh, Brenda, 46 Hossack, Dave, 41 House, Rita, 26 Hovianseian, Lynda, 39 Howard, Lorna, 51 Howarth, Gwen. 36 Hubbard. Dawn, 51 Hubble, Elizabeth, 47 Hughes 23, Chris, 37 Hughes, Barb, 43 Hughes, Colleen, 52 Huisman. Steve. 50 Hunt. Daphne. 36 Hunt. Willie. 48 Hurley. Paul. 24 Hurst. Alan, 36 Hurst, Li2, 47 Hutcheon, Cheryl, 37 Hutton. James, 40 I Ignazzitto. Nancy. 36 Infusini. Sheila. 21 Ingram. Carol. 43 Ippolito. Grace, 20 Isaac, Anita, 51 Ivany, Helen, 51 Iwaskiw, Walter, 46 J Jack, Barbara, 26 Jackson, Brenda, 22 Jackson. Nancy, 52 Jagoe, Ellen, 36 Jakimys n, Ins, 48 James, Bobbie. 50 Jermakowicz. Ed. 41 Jessup, Lynn, 23 Jewell, Betty, 20 Jewell, Geoff, 48 Johann, Pam, 27 Johnson, Kim, 48 Jonah, Gwen, 48 Jones, Lori, 49 Jones, Tina, 47 Jongsma, Alfred, 38 Jordan, Jo, 37 Julian, Penny, 37 K Kanuch. Christine. 52 Kapuscinski. Theresa. 46 Kargus, Cindy, 51 Kelly. Elaine, 50 Kemp, Kendra, 51 Kemp, Lynn, 27 Kent. Lindsay, 41 Kerr, Rick. 20 Kerwood. Tracy, 37 Kettle, Cathy, 46 Kidd, Bill, 48 Kidd, Mary Lynn, 49 Kimote, Kostio, 36 King, Debbie, 39 King, Fred, 27 King. Richard. 46 Kinsman, Christine, 46 Kinsman, Lisa, 49 Kinsman. Lori. 36 Kirby. Pam Deline. 38 Kirby, Scott, 36 Kirkconnell, Herb, 18 Kirkconnell, Jim. 18 Kirkham, Patti,46 Kirkton, Lisa, 50 Kirkwood, Kevin, 37 Kisil,Olga,49 Kitson, Cherrie, 52 Kittle, Richard. 18 Knapper. Keith. 39 Knight. Marilynn. 49 KocTi. Debbie, 52 Koeslag, Peter, 19 Kolodzik, Roseanne, 37 Koroscik, Dianne, 52 Kosciesza, Chris, 47 Kostuk, Gary. 48 Kovacs. John. 38 Kovacs. Judy. 4S Kowal. Ken. 48 Krebeli. Tony. 48 Krem. Susan. 48 Kristensen, Nedra. 20 Kusio. Krys, 47 Kvasnak, Kathy, 51 Kwaka, Ed, 40 L LaPorte, Roly, 23 Lackner, John, 23 Lamers, Mike, 38 Lamoureux, Donna, 37 Landry, Karen, 50 Lane, Gary, 23 Lane, Gary, 41 Langhammer, George, 38 Larmer, Jodi, 51 Larochelle, Paul, 38 Latour, Jeannette, 46 Laughlin, Joan. 36 Laurie. Alex, 46 Lavoy, Alice, 43 Lawson, Ernie, 24 Lawson, Paul. 41 Lazo. Pierre. 46 Lecuyer. Wanda, 36 Leddy, Mickey, 48 Lee, Duane, 48 Lee, Geddy, 39 Lee. Karen. 50 Lee. Nancy. 19 Lee. Ray. 47 Lee. Rod. 28 Lees. Sue. 46 Leifson. Alex. 39 Lepinsey. Sheldon. 39 Lessard. Karen. 62 Lewins. M. Kan. 36 Lewis. Jeff. 46 Lightizer, Keith. 37 Lillico. Joanne, 47 Lilwall, Clive, 28 Linton, Ron. 48 Linton, Suzanne, 50 Livingstone. Scott, 39 Locke, Chris, 40 Lockie, Dave, 50 Logani, Bri|, 28 Loney, Dave, 47 Long, John, 24 Loose, Lisa, 48 Losier, Shirley, 48 Lovelock, Peter, 50 Lowe, Gloria, 19 Lowe. Larry. 39 Lowry, Wayne. 46 Lucas. Allyson, 36 Lucas. Jim, 49 Lucas, Val, 37 Lucyk, Douglas, 19 Lui, Teresa, 49 Luik, Joan, 22 Lunn. Janet. 43 Lunn. Janice. 46 Luttikhuis. Jackie. 37 Lynn. Nancy, 36 Lynn, Sharon, 49 Lyon, Lisa, 36 Lytwynchuk, Alice, 20 M Ma, Irene, 52 MacDonell, Mark, 46 MacDutt, Doug, 39 MacLean, Gail, 51 MacLean, Garry, 40 Macedo, Joe, 40 Mack, Paul, 50 Mackesey, Wasyl, 47 Macleod, Giselle, 50 Macn, Vince, 50 Magee, Dave, 39 Magic, Jeanette, 37 Maioros, Buzzard, 40 Malachowski, Helena, 49 Malcolm, Joanne, 43 Mallette, Deb, 46 Malone, Richard, 20 Maloney, Joan, 48 Manery, Woody, 22 Manning, Vicky, 20 Marche, Marg, 49 Mark, Dan, 40 Marlowe, Don, 48 Marriott, Robin, 51 Marrison, Linda, 20 Marshall, Tom, 40 Marston, Ewart, 18 Martin, Greg, 38 Martin, Jefl, 49 Martin, LeRoy, 48 Martin, Robert, 39 Mason, Doug, 41 Mason, Scott, 46 Mather, John, 23 Matthews, Tim. 51 Matyczak. Nick. 48 Mauko, Irena. 46 McAdam. Velda, 46 McAllister, Deborah, 50 McCarthy, Marsha, 43 McCarthy, Susan, 43 McCombe, Gord, 48 McConnell, Clelland, 22 McCormack, Ed, 28 McCoy, Rick, 50 McCuaig, Sharon. 46 McGraw, Kara. 52 McGregor. Sandra, 50 Mcintosh. Catherine. 27 Mcintosh. Doug. 48 Mclntyre. Rosemarie. 26 Mclntyre. Wendy. 46 McKay. Jeannie. 48 McKenna, Liesie. 20 McKenzie. Alison, 46 McKenzie, Bob, 39 McKenzie, Doug, 39 McKew, Hayley, 49 McKew, Tracey, 50 McLaughlin, John, 18 McLean. Jane. 36 McLean. Sherri. 46 McLinton. Sharon. 51 McManus. Barbie. 48 McMillan. Janette, 51 McNamara. Nancy, 37 McNaney, Joanne, 47 McNena, Russ Dean , 46 McNutt, Brad, 41 McNutt, Steve, 40 McPherson, Patrice, 48 McRae, Gord,21 Meader. Sandra. 20 Meek, Glenn. 36 Mellott. Wendy, 48 Mendonca, Donna, 46 Mercer, June, 22 Michalwski, Ed, 38 Michaud, Jacques, 46 Michaur, Jacques, 36 Michie, Don, 25 Mikos, Nick, 47 Mikos. Ted. 49 Millar. John, 19 Miller, Susan, 23 Milne, Mrs. Ruth, 18 Milne, Ron, 49 Milosh, Greg, 19 Misasi, Maria. 52 Mittlestead. Neil. 20 Moe. Denis, 39 Molinari, Frank, 28 Mollon, Cathy, 43 Molyneux, Sarah, 36 Monro, Kelly, 51 Montgomery, Tim, 20 Moore. Charles. 48 Moran, Dean, 47 Moran, Karen, 49 Moran, Owen, 28 Morozowich, Pat, 25 Morris, Donna. 51 Morris. Margie, 50 Morrison, Conor, 39 Morrow, Andy, 39 Moseley, Jennifer, 36 Moss, James, 47 Moulsdale, Chris, 49 Mount. Bonnie. 49 Mountenay. Cam. 46 Mudd. Brian. 23 Munro, Ron, 25 Murdock, Laurie, 49 Murphy. Paula. 46 Murray. Linda. 49 Mustonen. Harry. 22 Myszkowsky. Bob. 28 N Navratil, Ingrid. 48 Naylor. Cindy, 49 Nelson, James, 41 Nemisz. Rick. 19 Neun. Ron. 25 Newman. Gwen. 36 Newman. Pat. 39 Nicholls, Gaila, 48 Nicholls, Scott, 47 Nichols, Michelle, 25 Nicholson, Janet, 46 Noble. Paulette. 48 Normantino. Maria. 36 North. Joyce. 20 Nyran. Hank, 25 o O ' Brien, Rob, 38 O ' Connell, Tim, 37 O ' Donnell, Colleen. 37 O ' Kane. Sharon. 18 O ' Neill. Peter, 41 Dates. Donna, 43 Ochei, Sand I. 49 Olczak. Cathy. 43 Osaduke. Joanne. 36 Osayyefo, 48 Osborne, Karen, 51 Osier, Judy, 22 Osso, John, 48 Ott,Tim,41 Ottinger, Connie, 46 Ovenden, Denise, 48 Owens, Ted, 22 P Palmateer, Vickie, 50 Panesar, Davinder, 41 Parker, Joyce, 25 Parker, Sheri, 46 Parkinson, Melanie, 50 Parrott, Genny, 43 Parsons. Beth. 37 Pasowisty. Vicki, 49 Patterson. Esther, 21 Patterson, Larry, 46 Peacock, Jackie, 48 Pedretti, Nella. 50 Peel.Glynis. 36 Pelham. Sylvia. 25 Pellegrino. Rosa. 51 Penfound. Allin. 49 Penney. Suzanne. 52 Perez. Max, 39 Perkins, Mary, 25 Perreault, Henri, 39 Perrino, Maria, 46 Perrow, Sandy, 46 Perry, Brian, 18 Peters, Lynne, 52 Petre, Mark, 46 Pettit, Gerry, 20 Phillips. Martyn. 39 Phillips. Stan, 28 Pierson, Tom, 40 Piggott, Cindy, 39 Pinkerton, Scott, 48 Piper, Karen, 51 Piper, Kathy, 39 Pitre, Lin, 51 Plant, Anne, 26 Pniauskas, Mane, 48 Pogue, Barry, 25 Pogue. Eric. 49 Polya. Anita. 47 Poulten. Lori. 36 Powell. Harold. 21 Power. Maureen. 51 Preshe. Alick. 28 Presner. Lewis, 25 Pringle, Sherry, 46 Privett, Monique, 26 Provenzano. Frank, 48 Provenzano. Sarto, 41 Pryima, Taras. 41 Pugliese. Tony. 46 Pulla. Tony, 40 Puszczynski, Mike, 40 0 uesnel, busan, 51 uinn. Angle, 36 uinn, Linda, 49 R Rahilly, Tony. 25 Rainbow. Ernie. 20 Raitt. Sheila. 49 Ralph. Dan. 36 Ramiohn, Kashma. 38 Ramrekersingh, Avind, 39 Rasmussen, Chris, 49 Redmann, Cheryl, 25 Redolfi, Lisa, 51 Reeder. Angela, 36 Reid. Kelly. 48 Reilly. Ken. 20 Reinholds. Sandra. 47 Rice, Donna. 49 Richards. R . 38 Richardson. Christine. 52 Richardson. Kim. 47 Riley, Janice, 52 Risi, Angelo, 39 Riva, Angelo, 41 Roberts. Dave. 48 Robi. Heidi. 37 Robillard. Liane. 50 Robins. Carol. 49 Robins. Pamela. 46 Robinson. Joan. 37 Robinson. Judy. 26 Robinson, Lister, 18 Robinson, Pat, 23 Robinson, Shelley-Anne, 51 Roe, Mary Judy, 52 Rogers, Tobi. 51 Rogers. Vicki. 37 Rogin, Patricia, 23 Rogoski, Mike, 48 Romoser, Julie. 26 Rorabeck. Anne. 49 Rosicki. Jan. 46 Ross. Ken, 46 Ross. Lesley. 48 Ross. Rick. 28 Roussel. Lynne. 37 Rowan. Don. 48 Rowan. Tim. 49 Rowden. Cathy. 51 Rowe, Foster. 19 Roy. Dale, 24 Rudnik, Steve, 40 Rudniski, Donna, 46 Russell, Wayne, 40 Rust, Diana, 51 Rutherford, Sidney, 18 Ryndeir, Wi lma. 43 s Sakamoto. Carol. 36 Salter, Mark, 39 Samanski, Walter, 19 Samulski, Ambrose, 28 Samulski, Maureen, 21 Sanders, Madeleine, 47 Sarnovsky, Joe, 36 Sau, Pak-Chung, 46 Sauter, Helen, 50 Sawyer, Laurie, 52 Scanga, Bruno, 46 Scerri, George, 48 Sctiell, Leanna, 52 Schempp, Eva, 46 Schilling, Nigel, 18 Schregenberger, Martin, 23 Schrivanich, Jotin, 40 Schwiering, Werner, 40 Scott, Janice, 39 Scott, Sue, 50 Scott, Tom, 28 Scriver, Wendy, 43 Sears, Janice, 50 Seath, Ted, 25 Secco, Nino, 49 Semeniuk, George, 27 Semplonius, Reynold, 40 Senko, Susan, 49 Sessions, Heather, 51 Shack, Orse, 48 Shannon, Keven, 50 Sharp, Craig, 49 Sharp, Gord,48 Sharp, Jenny, 50 Sheehey, Blame, 49 Shepherd, Raymond, 22 Sheppard, Loretta, 36 Shepstone, Debbie, 52 Shermet, Lorrette, 24 Shier, Tracy, 46 Shiner, Ted, 28 Shpilman, Liz, 36 Siddle, Ron. 36 Sillen, Peggy, 37 Sills, Marg, 18 Silver, Laurie, 46 Simmons, Matt, 50 Simon, Alexandra, 37 Sinclair, Cindy, 48 Sinclair, Ken, 47 Sinclair, Oliver, 28 Skaife, Joanne, 37 Skelly, Terry, 36 Smart, Peggy, 18 Smith, Arthur, 28 Smith, Brian, 41, 47 Smith, Cindy, 49 Smith, Debbie, 19 Smith, Dog Breath, 40 Smith, Emilme, 49 Smith, Heather, 39 Smith, Ian, 39 Smith, Karen, 51 Smith, Reg, 18 Smith,Shirley, 39, 43 Smith, Tom, 52 Smith, Valerie, 21 Smithson, Gladys, 25 Snider, 22, Dave, 37 Snoddon, Sandra, 51 Snowden, Richard, 21 Snyder, Marcelle, 22 Somers, Julia, 50 Somerville, George, 46 Spee, Gord, 50 Speers, Elizabeth, 28 Spence, Karen, 50 Sperry, Kate, 48 Spina, Doriana, 46 Spina, Jill, 48 Splaine. Karyn, 50 Srdoc, Ed, 46 St Aubin, Soma, 47 St. Jules, Norm, 37 Stacey, Joanne, 37 Stacey, Leona, 51 Stacey, Olga, 46 Stachel, Sandi, 49 Stacy, Ernest, 50 Stade, Susan, 39 Stairs. Ron, 22 Stansbury, Vivian, 18 Stanton, Karen, 37 Stanyon, Wendy, 26 Stedman-Smith, Barry, 27 Steel, Suzanne, 36 Stender. Renee. 37 Stevens. Andrew. 46 Stevens. Christine, 51 Stewart, Alice. 49 Stewart, Dave, 20 Stewart, Ian, 22 Stewart, Rod, 39 Stirpe, Manna, 48 Stirrup, Betty-Anne, 19 Stokes, Mary Anne, 46 Stolwyk, Christine, 46 Stonley. John. 22 Strachan, Nicki, 37 Stransky, Karen, 48 Styles, hiancy, 52 Suddard, Karen, 46 Sukhbir, Daryll, 39 Sunstrum, David, 46 Sutch, Kim, 36 Sutton, Lynn, 39 Swallow, Cory. 46 Swan, Bill, 23 Swan, Heather, 49 Swanson, Eric, 40 Swartz, Nancy, 25 Sweet, Ralph, 25 Sweet, Ron, 48 Swindells, Theresa, 46 Symchych, Tony. 19 Sytsma. Louis. 48 Szemiot, Teresa, 47 Szmyr, Stan, 41 Tafertshofer, Petrz, 37 Taggart, Barb, 49 Tamblyn, Jane, 36 Tapp, Fleurette, 39 Tarabocchia, John, 38 Tarasiuk. Peter. 40 Tavone, Sandra, 51 Tayles, John, 28 Taylor, Judy, 48 Taylor, Kelly, 37 Taylor, Mark, 47 Taylor, Peter, 24 Teeninga, Pete, 37 Terry, Linda, 51 Terwilleear, Helen, 19 Tessier, Marshall, 50 Thomas, Beth, 43 Thomas, Craig, 25 Thompson. Colleen, 52 Thompson, Dan, 50 Thompson, Fred, 28 Thourogood, George, 39 3 Bounce, Freddie, 40 Thurston, Lisa, 37 Tillaart, Betty-Anne, 46 Timm, Ezley, 39 Tobin. Sean. 50 Tooley, Jane. 51 Torgerson. Tim. 36 Toth. Elizabeth. 50 Toth. May, 26 Towell, Victor, 22 Townson, Darrell, 36 Tracey, Carole, 47 Tredwell. Gwen. 25 Tretter. Jack. 46 Tripp, Doug, 28 Trolly, Rick, 40 Trute. Tyler, 41 Tuck, Bruce, 24 Tukker, Janet, 50 Tulk, Karen, 26 Turner, Bev, 21 Turner, Ian. 46 Turner, Jane, 47 Turney, Allan, 46 Tustm, Debbie, 39 Tutert, Stella, 51 Twardowski, Dons, 24 Twomey, Dan, 39 u Ullius, Maureen, 49 Underwood, G., 19 Litton, Marty, 46 V Vaartjes, Karl, 40 Vaccarella, Maria, 47 Valic, Dominic, 47 Valkanas, Bill, 40 Van Seek, Cathy, 43 Van Belle, Paul, 46 van de Valk, Lynn, 48 van de Vossenberg, Anthony. 50 van der Zyden, Sandra, 52 van Gestel, Giselle, 52 van Hartingsveldt. Peter, 47 Van Hezewijk, Rolande, 26 Van Kemp, Janet, 51 Van Kemp. John. 48 Van Schepen, Andrew, 49 Van Schyndel, Ken Gorak , 46 Van Slageren, Arthur, 38 Vandepol, Alan, 40 Vandepol, John, 27 Vanderwall, Marlene, 48 Vandyk, Nelly, 37 Vaneyk. Marilyn. 43 Vankuik, Steve, 49 Varty, Shelley, 47 Vatcher, Michael, 28 Vedouras, Spyro, 38 Veinot, Henry, 36 Veldhuis, Mary, 41 Veloce, Tony, 49 Veraldi, Pat, 50 Verret, Eero, 23 Vierhout, Wayne, 41 Viinikka, Tauno, 27 Vince, Mark, 39 Vincent, Vince, 27 Visser, Jim, 47 Vizza, Adriana, 46 Vokey, Dale, 37 Vujanovic, Vaso, 19 w Waddell, Margie, 43 Waitson, Janet. 46 Waldritf.Gord.46 Walker. Debra. 26 Walker. Linda, 46 Walker, Lynn. 51 Walker. Steve, 47 Wallace. Scott. 39 Wallace. Squig, 40 Walling. Mike. 39 Wally, 50 Walters, Rex, 18 Walton, Guy, 25 Wamboldt, Garth, 46 Wannamaker, Paul, 39 Warburton, Matt. 37 Watson, Kim, 37 Watts. Kelly E , 46 Weaver, Steve, 36 Webster, Heather, 51 Webster, Jim. 25 Weiland, Laurie. 49 Weir. David. 49 Weir, Louise, 18 Wells, Mike, 41 Welter, Theo. 40 Wessels, Diana, 24 Wetherup, Faye, 52 Wheller, Bob, 37 Whitbread, Cathy, 52 Whitbread, Susan, 50 Whitley, Janet, 37 Whitty, Gregg, 40 Wick, Brian. 46 Wick. Neil, 37 Wiggers, Rose, 52 Wilbur, Wayne, 50 Wilce, Richard, 49 Wilcox. Dave. 39 Williams. Lois. 36 Williams. Ralph, 22 Wilson, Clyde, 23 Wilson, Peggy, 52 Wilson, Rob, 50 Wilson, Skid, 40 Wimbaner, Teresa, 47 Windrim, Rob, 41 Witvoet, Michael, 47 Wlasenko, Oleh, 48 Wolters. Deb. 49 Woo. Richard, 49 Wood, Pat, 51 Woodley, Susan, 36 Woodrow. John, 21 Woudstra. Ralph. 39 Wozniak, Ted, 40 Wright, Cathie, 50 Wright, Chris, 46 Wright, Steve, 37 Wynne, Michele, 36 Yli-Luoma, Chris. 36 Young, Neil, 39 Young, Steve, 47 Youngman, Janet, 51 Youroukis, Angle, 26 Yourth, Brad, 22 Zakarow, Peter, 18 Zampaloni, Gail, 46 Zealand, Steve. 40 Zerf. Ed, 46 Zerf, Shireen, 48 Zolderdo, Joe. 40 Zverina, Richard, 40 Zwolinski, Chris, 47 Zwolinski. Paul, 47 CREDITS Editor: Layout and Design: Layout: Typing: Photographs: Book Sales: Brian Wick Brian Wick, Neil Wick RobDumais Neil Wick, Brian Wick, Mary Dawson, Angela Calabrese. Neil Wick, Brian Wick, Darrell Townson, Sue Krem, Karen Berlenbach, Dan Ralph, Rick Bionda, Ray Blomme, Sue Steel, Sarah Molyneaux. Rob Dumais, Sheila Raitt, Angela Calabrese, Frank Delveccio, Wanda Lecuyer, Nancy Ignazzitto. Special thanks to Jean Harnden, S.A.C. Secretary. 64 Published by Josfen ' s National School Services Winnipeg, Maniioba, Canada. Lfd. i 6