London Central Secondary School - Golden Glimpses Yearbook (London, Ontario Canada)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1981 volume:

,L1-EN COUNTY PUPLIC ,yRRAB, 3 1833 03735 5036 Gc 971.302 L84Lta ,1981 GOLDEN GLIMPSES CENTRAL COMMAND REMARKS This excellent yearbook is due to the very devoted efforts of the editors Barbara Schust and Michael Curtis assisted by Mr. Chisholm, the staff advisor. Preparing a yearbook is a con- siderable amount of work and this is not always recognized. A yearbook is of increasing value as the years pass; it brings very many happy and pleasant memories of old friends and acquaintances. Central is a fine school thanks in no small measure to the excellence and the contribution of its very active students and staff. This book will help you to remember your part in it. To all the graduates, I would like to offer my sincere thanks for all your efforts in your years in the school. May good for- tune attend all of your future endeavours. Congratulations to the yearbook editors Barb Schust and Mike Curtis and the yearbook staff for producing an excellent yearbook. You have the satisfaction that, in years to come, the appreciation for your efforts will grow. As you leaf through the pages of this yearbook you can see that the students and staff have a very active extracurricular program of athletics, clubs and music. It is gratifying to see the curricular effort of the students in balanced by a high rate of participation in extracurricular activities. To the graduates, I extend my thanks for your contribution to Central during your years here. Your involvement and attitude has enriched the school. May it bring you success and happiness in the future. R.L. Yates Principal A.O. Laine Vice-Principal  0 ' - - r T ' M This year at Central will be one I will remember fondly as I hope all of you will. The Student Council was much more in touch with students this year and hence such programs as the Stereo Unit in the Cafeteria, Florida Day, a Road Hockey Tournament and a highly successful Rook Week were made possible. Central students acted reponsibly this year in not succumbing to the disruptive school riots early in the term. I hope Central served you well this past year and I wish everyone well in the year ahead. Chris Delaney Council President This was a very successful year, both from the standpoint of the Student Council, and from that of the students. We, the Student Council, feel you can never work too hard for causes which are of benefit to the school. I would personally like to thank all the students who supported our fundraising and special events. As well, I want to express my appreciation to our staff advisor, Mr. Koenen (for what would we do without him?) and all the staff who helped with our activities and chaperoned our dances. Thank you for a good year, and I wish you all good luck in the future. Colin Ware Council Vice-President f 4h iiUNDERGR4DSiiii [8] J r—C ' S 4 GRADE 9 Margaret Aldrich Kathryn Alexander Maria Alikakos Phyllis Alter Karen Anderson Mark Anderson Louis Arnos Tim Ball Tom Bell George Bere Lisa Boggitt Nicola Brown Dave Brownstone Dirk Buczek Darlene Calhoun Stuart Carrothers Brenda Cavers Mark Chahl Jim Chung Richard Church George Cleland Gordon Cleland John Clifford Mary Climi e Philip Coe Scott Cordel Craig Cudmore Kathy Davis Joanne Drogemuller Judy Fagan Frances Fee Darryl Field Adam Fox IHiJ Amy Fursman Jason Grant KateGutteridge Kon Haehlingu Cathy Harrison Dieter Hartill Jeremy Haywood Kim Hodgins Suzanne Holmes Anne Hunter Meggan Janes Jean Janzen Lesa Jenner Andrea Johnson Sarah Jones John Kellenberger Matthew Kendall Jim Kerley Nancy Kershaw Sarah King Susan Kisch Kaarlo Koskiola Helen Kotsovos Chris Kuflik Pearce Lahn Tal Leyshon Steve Liabotis Felicitia Liepmann Marcell Lindhout Monique Lock Susan Lougheed Gary Makris Heather Mayville Belinda McConnell Dave McDonald Chris McKaskell Tracey McQuiggan Murray McTaggart Charmaine Mohammed Marc Moorecroft Monique Morris Jeffrey Moscoe Mohamed Moussa June Nagai Kioumar Nayernouri John Organ Gord Paddock Mark Palmer Angela Papasiderls Judy Payne Ted Peacock Leslie Peddell Marshall Petch Charlene Peter Carrie Portis Mark Prokopiou Mary Ralph Harold Reynolds Karen Ritchards Tony Ristine Brian Roberts Dave Robertson Debra Robertson Randall Robinson Milisa Rodger MikeSchell Fred Schuetz Dave Shaw Valerie Shea Rona Sherebrin Katy Simonsen Philip Singeris Christine Skibinski Suzannah Smith Megan Spring MikeStinson Dan Strasser Gilbert Tarn Susan Tanton Ian Thompson , Benjamin Vidmar Emma Walker Louise Walters Jacqueline Wilken Scott Woolford Andrew Yates Ron Zanzenauger GRADE 10 Russell Aldcroft Denise Altan Sara Alter Dawn Antone Ross Atkinson Ayumi Bailley Jim Benincasa Wendy Berman John Bishop Fiona Braidwood Paul Brennan Andrew Brooke Andrew Bull Anne Byrne Clare Byrne Rob Chand Andrea Chapin Yonina Chernick Bill Church Len Cler-Cunningham Brock Crawford Paula Crofts Boyd Davis Kathy Davis Debbie Dawe Jeremy Devereux Erika Dutz Karen Eck Phyllis Edgar Danielle Efford Penny Eleftheroglo Louise Pagan Susan Farqu r 3 1833 03735 5036 Steve Ferguson Sylvia Finch Kevin Flynn Wade Forsyth Lindsey Foster Janice Gadd Shawn Gamble Scott Gives Barbara Gnatiuk Cheryl Gray John Griffiths Vicky Groubos SueGushe Chris Hanington Dana Harder Emily Heller Pamela Heseltine Paul Highley Christopher Hough Lori Huber Peter Humphrey John Jefferies Drew Jenner Diane Jones SeongJung Jeff Kent-Rodgeman Caroline King Arun Konarur Tammy Koppenhoefer Radka Kratky Katina Kritikos Tushar Kumar Alex Kyraszczuk Sandy Kyriakos Jane Kwak Tasia Labrinos Pamela Land Miriam Langdon Wang-Su Lee Alistar Linton John Lloyd Michael Luke Anita Mackenzie Martin McPhail Denise McCourtie Linda McDougall Sandra McSephney Dave Mann Jeff Max Margaret Mazan Ron Melnyk Amy Metzger Suzanne Millman Wendy Morley Mala Murty Megan Nelson Debbie Neufert Marguerite Newing Allen Newman Graham Norris Linda Oland Gord Paddock Erin Pettit Martyn Pincombe Steven Reintjes Jonathan Reis Danny Robinson Mike Rothfeld Dee Dee Russell MarcSahrmann Diane Sakellis Beth Samuels John Sanio Lesia Schuiha Chris Serratore Barbara Schecter Alexandra Soltan Caroline Sori Susan Spring David Stewart GailSussman IrisTaub Cindy Taylor Nicolas Teasdale Peter Thorp Jane Thorpe Marie Timmins CamilaTroughton BrandeeTrower Gus Vouvalidis Marie Walker Lorna Watson Mike Webster Caroline Wells JaneWhelen Marii White Linda Wong Debbie Zimmerman Life ' s but a walking shadow, a poor player, that struts and frets his hour upon the stage and then is heard no more. Shakespeare GRADE 11 Tulin Aksoy Simon Aldrich Angela Ambrose Barbara Antony Philip Arndt Mary Arnos Dawn Atwell Fred Banholzer Robert Baron Susan Barrow Stephen Beckhoff Peter Bell Mary Bere Corinne Berman Adam Bhamjee John Bisset Nitsa Botatis Bob Boulianne Jennifer Boyde Paul Brennan Jeffrey Broderick Micheal Brook Michele Brown Martin Byrne Roger Caranci Mark Charles David Cluett Chris Cole Ann Corbet David Cowdrey Michael Curtis Chris Cuylle Teresa Dawber Brian DeCaluwe Lisa Denes Grace Dittrich Rob Dollar Martha Dow Dorothy Downs Diana Dutz Pat Eynon Sandra Farrell Jennifer Fenwick Karen Fisman Traci Fontana Louise Francois Meg Gaily MarcGauthier Diana Gellately George Georgopoulos HasmiGiakoumis Dan Gloiosa Peter Gloiosa Chris Gobeil Leslea Gordon NadineGorsky Anne Graham RobGushe Robert Hampson Steve Hanna Dyanne Henry Fiona Highley Erin Holland Cheryl Holloway Kim Hyatt Alexandra Ivey Barry Jacklin Richard Janes Sue Kendall Dawn Kershaw Jolana Klobouk George Kotsovos Donald Kudo Geoff Lahn Alex Laine Kit Lam Micheal Lenart Steve Liabotis Liz Littlejohn John Marri ot Nancy Martin Katie McCourtie Geordie McDonald Laura McGugan Mary McKellar Dougal McKillop James McKinna Jane McLarty Mark McManus Sandra McNaughton Heather McPeck Joanne McRobb Sam Meddoui Elaine Meertens Sameena Merchant Helen Merskey Sue Millar Kirstin Miller Jeff Moscoe Monira Moussa Gretchen Mullin Ben Neremberg Charles Organ Mike Padega Mark Parker David Payne Eugen Porter Nancy Potter Marhta Proctor Nancy Quon Richard Rawana John Reese Jennifer Reid Rhean Reis Ken Robinson John Ryan Beth Sargeant Sandy Schomburg Rob Scott Inna Sharf Shaun Shivers Andrew Shykofsky David Skelton Matthevi? Smith Reid Smith Sarah Smith Lori Speare Maureen Spratt Ernie Seglenieks Gillian Steele Tom Steele Heidi Strasser Jasmine Sweatman Mike Tieszer Andrew Thompson Dave Thomson Suzette Thomson Erica Tracy EdwinaTsang MarkTurnbull Colin Ucar John Vouvalidis Penny West Debbie Whatmore Gareth White Cathy Won Lily Wong Jamie Wright Mike Wright Peter Wuensh GRADE 12 Gordon Abel Davut Aksoy Mir All Mary Ambrose Kathleen Anderson David Andrews Dan Atlin Karen Baldwin John Barr Laura Bartlett Richard Bell Andre Blanke Donna Booth Teresa Brainerd Lib Browne Mary Cap AldoCaranci Chris Carruthers Glenys Cavers Elisheva Chernick The Better Half Valerie Crawford John Dawdy Chris Delaney Cathy Demas Philip de Mayo Kevin Eck Mark Ernst Alan Farquhar Steve Galbraith Karen Galsworthy Chris Gariepy Marie Gianakakis Rosanna Gioiosa Michelle Glennie Lisa Graham Nancy Grey Laura Grindstaff David Grossman Jason Gudgeon Leonard Gushe John Gutteridge Chris Hagarty Mike Hanington Mark Hanis Steve Hanson Kurt Hartill Eleanor Heagy Mike Heiland Craig Heizer Dan Hilborn Chris Hodgins Diane Holroyd Brad Hunter Colin Jackson Andrew Janes George Karalis Kim Kent-Rodgman DaleKidd Erica Kinkley Carrie Knill George Kotsovos Donna Lamb Rhysa Leyshon Bob Lindhout Rich Litt Karen Lombard Monika Long John Makaraw Jay Mandel Sure, I ' m Humble! ' Susan McMurray Believe it. Andrew Meining Naeem Merchant Susan Mockler Dorothy Mrugasiewicz Steve Newman Bruce Palmer Felicia Pado Pam Parker Jane Patrick Andrew Pospielovsky Carrie Presselo Janet Purko Margaret Quigley Jeff Rankin Helen Reis Natalie Romaniuk Leah Rothfield Eric Rowe Zenep Sakmar Tracy Schueneman Rob Scheutz Barb Schust Dean Scott Robina Scoular Paul Shaw _ Caroline Schecter B| ' - Karl Simonsen Ted Singeris Kristin Singh Cheers! Andrew Slater Emily Smallbridge John Spring Connie Stewart Tim Stinson Martha Summerby Pam Sweeny John Spring Barb Taylor Steven Thody Janice Tiede Chris Tieszer John Tonkovic Kevin Trumble Louis Tsirikos Jane Vincent Catherine Walker Michele Walker Colin Ware John Waring Debbie Warnock Chris Watson the grad-f -uant fm p L. GRADS m ALISON ALDCROFT: N.N.: Alison. F.S.: It ' s W.L.T. time! P.M.: Relay ■ 4th at OFSSA. L.W.: Don ' t break your foot, Time Warpers! AMB.: 6 ' 6 and a slam dunk, first woman in NBA. P.P.: Viewing R.H., parties. 0.1. : M.T.P., Pass-out, caps. DIC: Dr. Frank. N. Furter. ACT.: B-ball, V- ball. Track, GAA SAA pres., C.S. Show, Sen. Band. KENNETH BAIK SHARRONE BARKER: N.N.: Mom, Kid. F.S.: What a bum! F.M.: Finding the perfect 7.9 L.W.: Get ' em young and raise ' em right. AMB.: To be an experienced body. P.P.: Dutton jokes, Poets. O.I.: Indoor Sports, the (gym) view. ACT.: Student Council and Union, cheerleading. Boys ' B-ball. SUSAN BAUMAN KIRSTEN BLACK: N.N.: ' K, ' Kirby. F.S.: Janeski, goin ' home? F.M.: Hanover, April 80. AMB.: Be home by 2 to watch All My Children. P.P.: People who don ' t get my name right. Or. 9-11 models. 0.1. : POETS, Poker parties. DIC: H.R.H., Prince Andrew. O.C: It ' s been real! NANCY BUCKINGHAM: N.N.: New Kid. F.M.: Passing my Nov. R F exam. AMB.: High School English teacher. F.L.W.: Don ' t worry, it ' s only a flesh wound. ACT.: Telling Cathy she ' s growing like a weed. O.I.: Movies, reading, walking. DIC: Gary Grant - alive. He ' s not good to me dead! P.P.: People who don ' t know where Kincardine is! MERVYN BUDD: Buddster, Gravity Man. F.S.: Did I win? F.M.: Getting third in the city. F.L.W.: Never give up. AMB.: Olympics. ACT.: Football, wrestling, BAA, SAA, yearbook, soccer, track and field, Student Council, Debating Club. P.P.: Quitters. F.P.: Wrestling. 0.1. : Lacrosse, Red Cross. DIC: Minnie Mouse! ADA CEJVAN: F.S.: I ' ll try to do it. F.M.: Explaining the calculator to Russian students. F.L.W.: Enjoy everything you do! AMB.: To be young forever and graduate University on time. P.P.: Math, Those who put down others. O.I.: Wouldn ' t you like to know? DIC: Dave S. O.C: Try hard to have a good time! CHUCK CLARK: F.S.: Exxcuuuse me! P.M.: Scoring from 3 4 court with 3 sec. left in 3rd quarter. AMB.: Business School. ACT.: B-ball, tennis, camera club, debating club, chess, water polo. P.P.: Noisy exam supervisors, Mondays. F.P.: Listening to the Beatles. O.I.: Squash, travelling. DIC: Brooke Shields. BOB COLLYER: F.M.: M.K., Economics tests. L.W.: Finally. AMB.: Anywhere but Central. P.P.: Trig. Identities, T.B. F.P.: Skipping Orchestra, Can Forking. DIC: Encyclopedia Brittanica. ACT.: Stage Band, Or- HEATHER CORBET: N.N.: Corb, Socket. F.S.: C ' est la vie. F.M.: Nov. 10, 78. F.L.W.: All is fair in love, war, and education. AMB.: Bun University. ACT.: Cheerleading, Spanish Club. P.P.: Exams, 9-3, Monday to Friday. F.P.: Poets, supporting a losing team. O.I.: Pinery with the girls. DIC: The Canadian Gigolo! ANGELO CURRADO: N.N.: Jello, Abdule. F.S.: W.M.O. with love. P.M.: Losing only 6 games in a season of 6. AMB.: Prison, 4 more years of Central. ACT.: Sr. F-ball, soccer, wrestling. P.P.: Punkers, Helmets, Saunders Timekeepers. F.P.: Suicide. DIC: Russian girl shotputter. O.C: Enough with seriousness! ANDY DOLLAR: N.N.: Pepe, Jock. F.S.: Yes John, I ' m going to Mr. Retails tonight; Helmets are tt 1. F.M.: 2 minute warning against Saunders; wango tango. F.W.: Oh Lord, it ' s hard to be humble . . . ACT.: F-ball, track, rowing, the Stage. P.P.: M.M., Blue drinkers. F.P.: Shooting the crap with the boys. O.I.: The Pinery, caps. PAUL DOLLAR: N.N.: Puppy. F.M.: Overnight ski trip ' 79. AMB.: To be a crossing guard guidance councillor. P.P.: Designer jeans, Dave Farrer the Toad, Vouv the Basement. F.P.: Out with the boys. 0.1. : 2nd Century Latin verse. DIC: Lassie! ACT.: Soccer, rowing, hockey, track, f-ball. SCOTT CUTLER: N.N.: Scotty. F.S.: Long skis are better, Jon! F.M.: Dark trucks in dark places. AMB.: Neurosurgeon or ski instructor. P.P.: Short skis, women drivers, T.B., Lacoste Shirts. O.I.: Calipigeon women. DIC: A lifetime subs, to Penthouse, National Enquirer, the works of Margaret Laurence. DOUG DAWDY ALAN DINNEWELL: N.N.: Bat- tleship. F.S.: Gero! F.W.: F-ball players 42, B-ball players 0. F.W.: I ' m going up in the world. AMB.: Queens, Play sax with Springsteen, Be black. ACT.: F-ball, Curling, Hockey, Track, Wall-Ball. P.P.: MAA 551. F.P.: The Nads. 0.1. : Wood- stock. DIC: Luscious L! ROB DUTTON: N.N.: Clone, LeRoy. F.S.: Hang on a second! F.M.: The Library back in ' 76. AMB.: U. of Waterloo. P.P.: ' WHO ' haters. F.P.: The Who, Calculus. O.I.: Toronto, canoeing, pyrotechnics. DIC: An Australian b ombshell and ginger beer. F.L.W.: We ' re Alkene Chemists! RON DUTTON: N.N.: Clone, Clayton. F.S.: You don ' t mind? F.M.: Hearing my generation at the X-mas dance. F.L.W.: I Can ' t Explain! AMB.: Living in Europe on a six digit income. P.P.: Asparagus. ACT.: Curling, fire drill perfecting. O.I.: Hypochondria, Monty Python ' s Flying Circus. DIC: A beautiful blonde who likes the Who. SUSAN ELUCHOK: N.N.: Sooey. F.S.: Your loss! F.M.: Failing a Health test (Hmm). F.L.W.: It ' s a long way to University. AMB.: Pig farming. ACT.: Social Committee, Spirit Club, Student Council, Junior and Senior Strings, Tennis, Bad- minton, Junior and Senior Cheerleading. O.I.: Brun Bidge. DIC: 31, Lorenzo. LESLIE FAGAN KATHY FINKENZELLER: N.N.: Miss Fink. P.P.: School, F.S.: !@?% I AMB.: Work. F.P.: Sleeping. O.I.: Ice-skating, Skiing - D.H. and X- Country, snowmobiling. DIC: Dustin Hoffman. CANDIDA FRIDMAN: N.N.: The Frid. F.S.: Oh Rocky. F.L.W.: Be there or be square. AMB.: Business Tycoon, Tennis Pro. ACT.: CBFC, Spirit Club, Tennis Team. P.P.: Plastic wine glasses, washroom beauty parlours. F.P.: POETS meetings, poker parties. QIC: Bjorn Borg. ANNEMARIE GIERLING: N.N. Mitch. F.S.: Ding Dang it. F.M, Sullivan ' s German class. F.L.W, Bye. AMB.: To travel. P.P. Wrestling essays for Mr. West. F.P, Pen-pals. DIC: I.M., horses. ACT, German Club. MARK GORDON: N.N.: Pickle. F.S.: If you cared you would! Where is Jane? F.M.: Drunken Ski Trip. F.L.W.: I won ' t take no for an an- swer! AMB.: The altar, Hawaii. ACT.: F-ball, Track and Field, In- tramurals. P.P.: Beaver Food B-ball Players. F.P.: Friday Nights, Jane. DIC: Jane. JON GRANT: F.S.: Where ' s the snow? F.M.: Tina and Karen ' s X-mas present. AMB.: Prime Minister, Times Editor. ACT.: Ski Club, Badminton, V-ball. F.P.: You don ' t know her. O.I.: Skiing. DIC: Karen and Christena. COM.: Thanks teachers for a good half decade. ALLISON GERBER ANGELA GIANAKAKIS: N.N.: Ange. F.S.: All right! F.M.: Going through a snowstorm to get to band. DES U.W.O. ACT.: Cheerleading. P.P Exams, being called Maria. F.P Swimming, tennis. O.I.: Cooking. LORIE GUEST: N.N.: Gusto. F.S.: You know I ' m kidding. F.M.: Sue ' s head stuck in the electric car window. AMB.: Queen ' s Medical School, playing doctor! ACT.: Student Council, Sr. Orchestra, POETS, holding the door during fire drills. 0.1. : Bun bridge. DIC: John Belushi. CHRIS HAINDL CATHERINE HEAGY: N.N.: Cathy F.S.: You ' re dreaming. P.M.; Tim mins Geo. Trip, lunch in Cobalt F.L.W.: Wasn ' t that a party! AMB. Visit the Queen in Kingston. ACT. V-ball, Tennis, 9-5-2, Poets meetings. P.P.: Babes, cold schools, math exams. P.P.: Pushing wooden blocks across the floor. 0.1. : Bons buns. O.C: Wait ' til my mother sees this. SABINE HEIMANN: P.M.: Plorida. P.W.: All right, school ' s over. AMB.: Stewardess. ACT.: Tennis, X- country skiing, water-skiing. P.P.: Impromtu Speeches, debates. O.I.: Travelling. DIC: Richard Ruther- ford. SUSAN HILL: N.N.: Maple Tree. P.S.: Ouch! I don ' t understand. P.M.: KPP 551, Tracy ' s dickie. P.L.W.: I ' m not a maple tree! AMB.: A rich and famous unemployed artist. P.P.: Knuckle cracking, playing second. P.P.: Eating at parties, sleeping. O.I.: Procrastination, riding, sailing. ACT.: Lunch at home, track. CECILIA JENKINS: N.N.: C, Ceal. P.S.: What was your first clue. P.M.: Asking Mr. Wood why the answers for max. min. questions were in minutes. F.L.W.: Get to know your best friend: yourself. ACT.: V-ball, Music, dishing out the grease. P.P.: Experiments, people who play with my thermos. P.P.: Having operations, scheming with Ann. 0.1. : Cute doctors, biking, baking bran muffins. DAVE JONES: N.N.: Dexter. P.S.: Let ' s all go to Jamaica. P.M.: Waltona Park commune, the Who concerts. P.P.: Blow-dry hair; airheads. AMB.: Western or a slum in London, England on a 2-digit income. O.I.: Archaeology, Com- puters, Distilling, Cohen, Terrorism. P.L.W.: This isn ' t methanol is it? P.P.: Going to Lucan, inflicting pain for no particular reason. ACT.: Wrestling, Rowing, Math Team, Washroom dismantling. CATHERINE KERR: PS.: Such is life. I ' m sorry. P.M.: Carolling in sub- zero temperatures, Hanover Trip. P.L.W.: It ' s been a joy. AMB.: Music teacher, Professional High Class Bum. ACT.: Music Council, Choir, Orchestra, Band. P.P.: P.D., K.S., and moldy oranges! P.P.: Blowing my horn. O.I.: Teaching guitar. DIC: Horace and Matilda. CATHY HUDDLESTON: N.N.: Catherine, Klutz. P.S.: Touch me and I ' ll sue! P.M.: Bio. Room. AMB.: Western. ACT.: School Show, C.O.S. P.P.: People who say you ' re growing like a weed. P.P.: Tripping, toe stubbing, hitting my head on dance floors. HOLLY HUMPHREY JON KIDD: N.N.: Neil Peart, Johann. F.S.: Sorry I ' m late; I slept in. Phil, grow a beard. P.M.: Hanover, Huntsville, Variety Show ' 79, Cabaret party ' 79. P.L.W.: Don ' t let go of your sticks!! AMB.: Materials Engineer. DEST.: CNR Engineer. ACT.: Camera Club, Studio Crew, bothering Joe. P.P.: Curling, T.B., Bad Pianists, D and D fans. P.P.: Late for Orchestra. 0.1. : Skiing, Reading, Philosophy, Photography, Skipping Stage Band. ADAM KURN TOMMY LAM SHELLEY LAMOND: N.N.: Sheryl- KFP 551. F.S.: Eeka. F.M.; KFP, SCH 551. AMB.: R.N. P.P.: Handing in assignments. F.P.: Reading, going out with friends. 0.1.; Dancing. DIC; A! Pacino. O.C: This was my only year here, but Central wasn ' t bad ADRIENNE LAROQUE; N.N.: Kid, Roxy. F.S.: Yeah, right! F.M.: WOSSA V-ball 79, Timmins Trip (Lunch in Cobalt, Time-warping in my nightie). AMB.: Geophysics Consultant. ACT.; X-country, Track, V-ball, SAA, protecting. P.P.: Short people, cradle robbers, POETS, MAF, MAC. F.P.: V-ball, cutting up Dale. F.L.W.: Volleyball happiness is a free ball. MARK LEE; N.N.: Zipper, Robin Hood. F.L.W.: Ouch! AMB.; RCMPor $30,000 a year. ACT.: F-ball? Badminton! P.P.; Part-time jobs. F.P.; Sleep. O.I.; Hunting, fishing, Outdoor activity. F.S.; I rest my case. KAREN LENK LESLIE LEWIS: N.N.; Ester. F.M.: To FLA with the clique, Grade 10 Hallowe ' en Dance. F.W.: Good-bye. AMB.; Western - Sciences. P.P.: Mr. Manias ' jokes, Mr. Wood ' s original math questions, essays on Friday afternoons. F.P.: Peter, skiing, sailing. O.I.; Peter. DIC: Peter. ACT.: Cheerleading, Grade 9 Rep., School Show. AUDREY LINKER; F.M.; Forces Summer Recruit Training Program ' 80. AMB.: Royal Canadian Mounted Police. O.I.: Marksmanship, X- country skiing, swimming, cooking, needlework. DIC: Don Gallagher. CHRIS LYONS KATHY MacKENZIE: N.N.: Kat, K.L.M. F.S.: Take it easy. F.M.; Summer ' 80 trip out West and truckin ' - it was fantastic! L.W.: These last five years will now be wrapped up and stowed away in my box in the attic. AMB.; Europe, here I come! ACT.: Rock Hound Club, German Club, being different. 0.1.; Music, Art, passing the bottle, rocks and minerals. DIC: Sigmund Freud, who stood for honesty and instinct. KIM MALCOLM; N.N.; Lil Male, Porky. F.S.; Let ' s go for coffee. Drugs are suspected. F.M.; Dinner at the Corkscrew, Gr. 9 French with Mr. Watson and Judi. L.W.: I am not on drugs, Mr. Nobes! AMB.; Heaven. P.P.: Punkers, Public Speaking, Vodka, socks with holes. F.P.: Sleeping on the beach at Pt. Franks in the rain, and eating. 0.1.: Jimm (Casey is a close 2nd though). O.C: Angelo, you make a great Santa! SHERYL MALLOY: N.N.; Sam, Shelley (KFP 551). F.S.: No probsl ticky burr. L.W.: Good-bye Central. AMB.; U.W.O. P.P.: 4 tests in one day. F.P.: Reading, movies, and parties. O.I.: Hockey, and parties. ACT.: Last year ' s Economics Club. CHRISTENA McKILLOP: N.N.: Tena Marina. F.S.: We ' re laughing. F.M.: Beaver Valley Ski Trip. F.L.W.: I ' ll be brief . . . and I ' m still laughing. P.P.: Mitch, GEO. 555. F.P.: Bun Patrol. O.I.: The Main Man and a case of Dubonnet. ACT.: Council Prez. ' 79, Stage Band, Ski Team, Badminton, yearbook. TRACEY MASSON JOHN McLARTY: F.S.: I ' m glad we ' re not supposed to be learning anything. F.M.: Term 1 Functions exam (lack of). AMB.: Guelph U. ACT.: Sr. F-ball, Hockey. P.P.; Monday mornings. Report Cards. F.P.: Central dances! 0.1. : Sailing, farming, camping. DIC: I haven ' t yet found her. O.C: One and a half years at Central wasn ' t enough. JORDAN MAX: N.N.: Fonzie, Molester. F.S.: In bed by 10, home by 12. F.M.: Stuffing Schuetz, History with Liepmann. AMB.: The Roman Polanski Baby-sitting College. ACT.: Curling, V-ball, Swimming, Skiing. F.P.: Tag Team Wrasslin ' , Planning Joe ' s Political Career. O.I.: Joining the Nads, Trenchcoat Night. DIC: Charo. O.C: Bruce Springsteen lives!! JANE McARTHUR: N.N: Janeski. F.S.: Let ' s be realistic! F.M.: END of High School. L.W.: See you later alligator! AMB.: Canadian Am- bassador; Sex symbol. ACT.: Bun hunting, Spirits Club. P.P.: The upstairs bathroom, school heating (or lack of it). F.P.: Poker, Poets, the Fireball, Friday Nights. O.I.: Singing, Soaps. BETH McMULLEN: N.N.: Space Cadet. F.S.: Oh, really?! F.M.: Smashing glasses in popcorn boxes. F.L.W.: Wasn ' t that a Party? AMB.: UWO. ACT.: Poetry, Fireball, Popping Popcorn. P.P.: 9-5-2, opinionated history teachers. F.P.: Teaching swimming. Poets meetings, piano. 0.1. : Lifeguards, football. Bun Bridge. DIC: Terry Bradshaw. O.C: Why did this ever happen to me? NANCY McNEE: N.N.: Nevll the Devil. F.S.: Unprintable. F.M.: A life without school. L.W.: Whoever says this is the best time of our lives is wrong. AMB.: A grave. P.P.: Standing for the Prayer. F.P.: Sewing, reading, TV. O.I.: Baby- sitting monster. DIC: Mr. West and a recording of the Prayer. SANDY McEACHERN JOHN MITCH McTAGGART: N.N.: Bruce, E.T. F.S.: Gero. F.M.: The Nads. F.L.W.: Excuse me while I kiss the sky. AMB.: N.Y.C, studio drumming. ACT.; Drumming, New Yorker, Punk Band, Hunting Astro Cadets. P.P.: I like everyone and everything! F.P.: Woodstock, The Nads. O.I.; Visiting Yoda and Em- porer Arnie on the planet Pagubah. O.C; Why are people mean? We should love each other. PATTRIK METZGER: F.S.: Why do people hate each other? P.M.: 1968 P.L.W.: Cogito, ergo sum. AMB. South Bronx. P.P.: Three. P.P.: Strangling Cocker Spaniels. DIC. Knute Rockne. JOHN MILLAR: N.N.: Red. F.S.: How ' s it going? Why do we have to know this. F.L.W.: I never get the last word in. P.P.: Math Teachers Origins of Algebra, Big D. P.P.: Things like this aren ' t stated in a yearbook. DIC: Pink Floyd, L.L.B. O.C: Keep them clean. BARBARA MITCHELL ELLEN NILSEN: N.N.: Nellie, Mamagoo. F.S.: I ' m sure; I know. F.M.: 1st Debate in English, in Mr. Nobes ' class. F.W.: It ' s nice to be finished! AMB.: To work with young disturbed children. ACT.: Christian Fellowship, Student Council. P.P.: Cliques! F.P.: Lunch at Pickles. 0.1. : Piano, M.M., Cross-country skiing, Kids, Soaps. DIC: Joe Sheehan! KWANGCHULOH MARK PETTIGREW: F.M.: Cabaret Night, Variety Show ' 79 (One mistake! Gimme a break!). F.L.W.: Someday, perhaps, everyone will have heard of Gentle Giant. AMB.: rhio £xec. for the Ministry of Silly Walking. P.P.: Erie, Penn. com- mercials, fuzzy dice hanging from a rearview mirror. P.P.: Monty Python, Gentle Giant. O.I.: The Arts, Glen Miller. DIC: Mary Anne and Ginger. GREG PLAXTON: F.S.: It ' s a fine day. P.M.: 4th in the 8th. F.L.W.: Wolf is safe from the water cannons. AMB.: Ice-maker at the Ivanhoe. ACT.: Soccer, curling, trapping. P.P.: Family deaths, Evil Roy, nope. P.P.: Exhaling. O.I.: Nerf, invaders. O.C: We can do almost anything.. ANDY PORTIS: N.N.: Hoyt. P.M.: First 59 minutes Saunders vs. Central. F.L.W: Football Players 42, B-ball Players 0. AMB.: To be spunky in English. ACT.: F-ball, B- ball. Hockey, BAA, SAA. P.P.: Grade 12 B-ball Players. P.P.: Hurting people on the F-ball field. 0.1. : Hurting people off the field. DIC: Mae West. MIKEREFFLINGHAUS JOHNSCHOMBURG 1 DAVID SCHUETZ: N.N.: Shootsie. F.S.: Hey? F.M.: Golfing in the Pea field. L.W.: Can I have another Pina Colada? AMB.: Mowing lawns. F.P.; Fishing Trips. O.I.: The Pea field. ACT.: BAA, B-ball,V-ball, Golf. ELLIOT SCOLNIK: N.N.: Schtick, the Wolf. F.S.: Arrr!! F.L.W.; I would like to wish all my companions and teachers the very best in the future. AMB.: To be a successful businessman or lawyer and make lots of money! F.P.; To go to Mingles and the West End every Saturday night. DIC: The Westminster cheerleading squad. TERRI SCOTT: N.N.: Cookie. F.S.: Do you want a rabbit? F.M.; When Starsky came over to pick up his rabbit. F.L.W.: Don ' t forget to feed the rabbits! AMB.: Bugs Bunny ' s manager. ACT.: Raising rabbits. P.P.: Rabbit stew. F.P.: Counting my rabbits. O.I.: Going to rabbit races. DIC; Starsky. O.C: I guess I ' ll be hopping along now. NANCY SCOULAR: N.N.: Veggie. F.S.: Kiss my grits! F.M.: Country touring, Seal men. F.L.W. : Another one bites the bizz. AMB. Hollywood! ACT.: Disco. P.P. Foreign men. F.P.: Jamie! 0.1. Snowball fights! DIC; Leif Garrett O.C; You need Kool-aide. JOONG SHIM; N.N.: Hey you. F.S.: What can I say? Sure! F.M.; I don ' t remember. L.W : What ' s her per- fume? AMB.: University Drama. P.P.: The English Language. F.P.; Partying, partying, and partyin ' . O.I.: Sports, women. ACT.: Soccer. DIC.:S.L. MARK SHYKOFSKY; N.N.: Shyman, Yoda. F.S.: As if I . . . F.M.: The blonde nurse at Intensive Care and the Springsteen Concert. F.L.W.: I don ' t want to fade away. AMB.; Montreal. P.P.: Whelan ' s eyebrows and watching him eat. F.P.: The Boss and the Big Man. 0.1. : SPH tests. ACT.: Curling, Badminton, Ping-Pong, Swimming. JUDI SMITH: N.N.: Sunshine. F.S.; Piles! Drugs are suspected! F.M.: Daytona Beach. L.W.; Later Babe! AMB.: Recreation leadership or a rich old man with a bad cough! F.P.: Cool rooks! F.P.: Bun hunting, coffee with Kim. O.I.: Dawson!, Camp New Moon. DIC: Pat Hickey. ACT.; Cheerleading, gymnastics. Spirit club, POETS! FRANK SPAGNUOLO: F.S.: Teachers are nothing more than overpaid babysitters. F.L.W.: I hold it fit that we shake hands and part. AMB.; To become rich, powerful, and enviable. ACT.: Selling exam papers, then exposing the cheaters. P.P.: The School Colours. F.P.: Breathing. O.I.; Money, baseball, and Women (order flexible). DIC; Dallas Cowgirls. TOM STAVRAKY MIKE STEELE KIMBERLEY STOREY MARGOT STOTHERS: N.N.: Tennis Woman. P.M.: B.B. in Babes. L.W.: Tlney never told us it would be like this. Good thing. P.P.: Com- municable diseases. P.P.: Pilling out drop sheets. DIG.: The GOAT. ACT.: Student Union, SAA, Tennis, School Show, manager, Sr. F-ball. O.C: I have faith that someday, someone will ask for the derivative of x2+6. JACKSUNTRES SUSAN THIELEN: N.N.: Tealeaf. P.S.: What ' s her perfume? Is this the cafeteria? P.M.: Going to London, England with ETA 451 and Oblivion. AMB.: Bellona and Fame and Fortune. P.P.: The close- minded. O.I.: Samuel R. Delaney ' s mind and John Lennon. DIG.: Paul Mnorgan. KATHY THOMAS: F.S.: What a loser! F.M.: Skiing in Vermont, camping at the Pinery. AMB.: The wild world of business. ACT.: Student Council, Swim Team, Poets, CBFC. P.P.: Cool rocks. Grade 9 Babes, SCH 551. F.P.: Friday and Saturday nites, Skiing, Grand Bend. 0.1. : Bun Bridge. DIG.: P.M. or Ken Read (Crazy Canadian). ESTHER TSANG: N.N.: Salming. F.S.: Life is sick. F.M.: 1940 ' s. AMB.: Judgement Day, Western. ACT.: Jr. and Sr. Band, Orchestra. P.P.: English classes, school, getting up early. P.P.: Sleeping in classes. O.I.: Badminton, sleeping (ZZzzz HEATHER TURNER DARRIN ULLERICK: N.N.: Durn, Pistol. F.S.: Not too shabby! AMB.: U.W.O., Wall Ball Hall of Fame. ACT.: Wall Ball, F-ball, B-ball, Golf. P.P.: Running suicides. Rigged F- ball Pools. P.P.: B-ball at lunch, cards at Dave ' s. PENNY VAMVAKARIS: N.N.: Bobby, Sophia, Rizzo. F.S.: Oh really? Are you serious? P.M.: August 31, 1980. AMB.: U.W.O. for Interior Design or Journalism. ACT.: Yearbook, being a tease. P.P.: SBI 551, tests, liars, phoneys. P.P.: Reading, writing, sitting in the library and driving the supervisors crazy. O.I.: Tennis, weekends, skiing, Grover. DIC: Michael Nouri. BARBARA VANDEWETERING: F.S.: Get stuffed! P.M.: Lorrie ' s car filled with newspaper. AMB.: World- Renowned Urban and Regional Planner. P.P.: Rooks in tight jeans, plastered with make-up. P.P.: F-ball games. 0.1. : P-ball, Bun Bridge, boat racing. DIC: Robert Ginty or Dave Maloney. ELIZABETH VAN LEEUWEN: N.N.: Zil, Pizie, Dumb-Bunny. F.S.: I don ' t understand! P.M.: Turnabout ' 79. P.L.W.: Keep frowning ... get credit for thinking. AMB.: NHL behind the Habs bench, or Waterloo. ACT.: Swimming, X-country, Track, GAA, Hockey, Cradle-Robbing. P.P.; Splinters, Poets. P.P.: The Gym at lunch. O.I.: Undrinking, Ringette. DIC: April ' 79, Boy ' s B-ball team. O.C: It ' s been fun, but . . . let me out!! GEORGE VERVENIOTIS: N.N.: Batz, Verv. F.S.: W.M.O.! F.L.W.: Party time! AMB.; NHL - Boston Bruins. ACT.; Hockey. P.P.; Teases. P.P.; Drinking, counting spilled bottles. O.I.: One night stands. DIC; Tanya. O.C; I feel sorry for you! JOHN VOUVALIDIS; N.N.; Vouv, QB. F.S.: Find your own way home boys. P.M.; Winning a football game, 2 years with Heather, Electric Chicken Concert. F.L.W.; Andy, it looks like the Anteater is going to get wet. AMB.; U. of 0., then the NFL. ACT.; F-ball, B-ball, soccer, Track, SAA. P.P.; Giving up. P.P.; Talking F-ball with the boys. 0.1. : Camping, new things, older, mysterious women. KATIE WEBER; N.N.; Web Woman. F.S.; Hey Bucko . . . P.M.; 1978 Geo. field trip, last day of school. AMB.: Waterloo - the ratio is 3:1. P.P.; Babes, Calculus. ACT.; Tipping my desk over, questioning. P.P.: Poets, Grocery Cart Races. 0.1. ; Bun Bridge, Pinery Camping, skiing in Vermont. DIC; Ail-American F-ball team. O.C: What did it mean in the true realm of life? SCOTT WHATMORE; N.N.; Scotty. F.S.; It ' s too ' A.M. ' F.M.; Winning City in B-ball. F.L.W.; Thank God it ' s over! AMB.; Waterboy in the NBA. P.P.; Pseudo Punkers. P.P.: Not doing homework. O.I.: Money. DIC: Miss Piggy. ACT.; Volleyball, B-ball soccer, track. BARBARA WILLER: N.N.; Water Rat. F.S.; Bye yuh all. P.M.: Hanover. F.L.W.: I ' m gone! AMB.: To be somebody. P.P.: Getting up early for Orchestra. P.P.: Sliding down banisters. O.I.; Coaching, swimming, Lifeguarding. DIC: A tall and gorgeous Lifeguard. CAROLYN WILLIAMS; N.N.; Sis, Carol. F.S.; We ' re having a snowstorm. P.M.: Quebec ' 79, Citrus dinner at Mother ' s. F.L.W.; It beats the alternative. AMB.; Oro Station or Europe. P.P.; Getting up Saturday morning, petty pedagogues. P.P.: Bavarder-ing with friends. O.I.; Outside, Guides, Church choir, cottage. DIC; Frosty the Snowman and Downtown Toronto. ACT.: Sr. Band, Choir, Orchestra, parking stickers. EDWARD WONG HOWARD WONG: N.N.: Ed. F.S.: Click! Are you that bad? P.M.: None. I hated every minute. F.L.W.; I came; I saw; I got fed up and left. AMB.: Western, to find out if Din- niwell really is black. P.P.: The milk queue, missing darkroom door handle. F.P.; Impersonating Ed. O.I.; Levitation, alchemy, selling perpetual motion machines to JA members. DIC; Gertrude, my Boeing hovercraft. ACT.; Lunch-in- the-darkroom-club, phalangeal pistol club. LISA WRIGHT HAZEL YOUNG: N.N.: Sprout. F.S.: Go for a golden (Ghost)! F.M.: Camping on the 2-4 weekend. F.L.W.: Catch ya on the flip flop. AMB.: 5 ' 3 . ACT.: V-ball, Tennis, B-ball, Badminton. P.P.: Short and Scottish jokes, cliques, decisions. P.P.: Getting a tan in March, Passout. 0.1. : Ski trips, Camping, weekends. DIC: Any average blonde, built male non-swimmer. YEAR FOUR GRADUATES TOM BOLTON JUDYMcSEPHNEY STEPHANIE COE: N.N.: Mousie. F.S.: Sorry I ' m late. P.M.: Summer of 75. L.W.: Catch ya later. AMB.: Town loonie. P.P.: Cramming. O.I.: Skiing, sailors, diving. DIC: R.T., C.L.,C.M.,M.J. MEG CONNEL: N.N.: Jamie. F.S.: Probably. F.L.W.: John Denver loves babies! AMB.: The North Sea. ACT.: V-ball, Sr. Band, Orchestra, Rowing. DIC: Jamie Bone. MARTHA MacKENZIE: N.N.: Mrs. Norton, F.S.: Egads Norton! F.M.: BBQ-ing in the rain. AMB.: Europe. ACT.: B-ball, V-ball, Sr. Band, School Show. P.P.: DC and DP. P.P.: DC and DP, motorcycles. O.I.: Joey. DIC: DC and DP (or any Mustang!). NINA SITTER CATHY STEWART ABSENTEES JAY ANDREWS DOUG BROWN STEVE COHOE ORMAHLE GIBSON MARK LARSON CHRIS LAWS JANE MILLER AMYMULLIN LAURA REMSEY MICHELE RYAN SANFORDSANIO JEFFSARGEANT MICHAEL SMITH LANTONG MARKYONG TEACHERS B «i-viJi r l ■f sT ' J l V H HjjH John Richard Abel, a man who feels that he has much In common with Kermit the Frog, is Math Department Head. In his two years at Central, he has run the Choir along with Mrs. Simonsen. If not a teacher, Mr. Abel hints that he ' d probably be retired. Richard Bubbles Blosdale is an agitated individual who indentifies, nevertheless, with Loni Anderson. A 24 year-old at heart, he would be an engineer if not a teacher. This is a year of homecoming for Dick, who attended Central as a student. Welcome back! Colin Chick Chisholm is one veteran yearbook staff advisor who is relieved that his involvement in this capacity ends this year. Mr. Chisholm will have more time to pursue his outside interests, which include bowling, cigars, and American football. Charlie Cunningham is an en- tertainingly shrewd, demanding Head of Moderns. It seems that his no-nonsense approach works when he ' s coaching Football as well, as evidenced by the relative success of the Juniorteam. Barbara Dalrymple, in her 5th year at Central, is known for her frequent cry of Stop talking and start typing! Mrs. Dalrymple is perturbed by students who don ' t have their own typing paper. No wonder her secret ambition is to retire! A person of electric construct is Mr. Demaray, guru of the Resource Centre. In this, his second year here, Mr. D has organized the Rock Hound Club. He and his dedicated troupe have explored and collected, and maintain several mineral displays for the neophyte majority. Mr. Fryday is unfortunately leaving after one year at Central in which he contributed his skills and personality as both a teacher and staff advisor for the Hockey team, and Christian Fellowship Club. We wish him further success as he assumes the position of Depart- ment Head of Geography at Laurier. Mr. Gawley, in his initial and final year here, captivated his classes with his wit and use of practical examp les, ie. students, to enlighten his charges. His contribution to the athletic scene was made as Bad- minton coach. His untimely leaving is lamentable. Katherine Kit-Kat Hanna is 19 going on 16. If not a teacher, Mrs. Hanna would be a doctor, perhaps with help from the kind of students that come to class in full surgical dress to dissect their foetal pigs. Her favourite late excuse is, Well, I slept in, but did you have a good holiday, Mrs. Hanna? Harry Homer is a cheerful 12-year veteran of Central, where he satisfies his ambition to become a dogcatcher. His favourite late ex- cuse is, the train had a flat tire. He plans to live to be ninety, when he ' ll be shot by a jealous husband. Phys. Ed. Head Miss Innes keeps busy coaching Junior and Senior Volleyball, Junior Basketball, and Track. She also acts, along with Mrs. Rehorn, as staff advisor to the S.A.A. Miss Innes is both respected and admired by students whose trust she has easily gained. Mrs. Janitis has spent her two and one-half years here in a variety of unusual pursuits. These include winning a basketball shortly before her daughter was born, working on a vaccine to cure run-on sentences, and handling the Debating and Science Fiction Clubs. Mr. Koenen, in his first year at Central, was Waterpolo coach and Staff advisor to the Student Council when not teaching History classes. His photo appears in a candid shot at the end of this section. NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Joe Teacher of the Year Kraemer taught Chemistry and coached our successful Curling teams this year. Interested in the administrative aspects of education, Mr. Kraemer was ac- claimed a trustee in the Separate School Board. Peter Lawson lends humour in providing practical information on technically-related career op- portunities, as well as the certain know-how of experience in his teaching of Industrial Arts. Mr. Lawson is also interested in Cross- country Skiing, as evidenced by his invention of all-weather skis. Mr. Leach has long served Central through his teaching of Industrial Arts and his work in Guidance, where he has demon- strated profound care for the school and its students. This sincere in- volvement with the school is commendable in him and others who act in a similar capacity. Dale Manias, aka the Man, divulges that he enjoys turkey stuffed with lasagna while coaching soccer and math competitors. The Man usually feels like an immature Kirk Douglas. His secret ambition is to play goal for Les Canadiens. Uncle Sandy McLachlin is a positive and optimistic man who survived being trampled by a horse, with his sense of humour and desire to be a horse and sheep farmer intact. We all have problems like that sometimes. Michael Nails Nobes nas managed to maintain his Keen, Incisive, Academic state of mind through two years here, despite the fact that his students are his pet peeves and most comical memories in retrospect. Nails identifies with Robert Redford, for whom, in his own opinion, he ' s often mistaken. Unless you take Francais or belong to the French Club, you probably aren ' t familiar with Mrs. O ' Leary. Now that you know who she is, make her feel at home when you see her. You don ' t have to wonder any longer . . . Helen O ' Reilly was busy in this, her first year here, as a Moderns teacher. She offers her classes the rare chance to choose new, albeit French of Spanish pseudonyms. She is known for her all-too-often ironic remark, Ce n ' est pas difficile, EH? NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Mr. Oswick spent this, his final year at Central, teaching English and helping out in Track and Field, Football, and Guidance. It is certain that he ' ll be missed, as he leaves people whose lives he has enriched through his intellect and his easy- going nature. Alan George Pauli is Old enough to know better, but he would still like to acquaint himself with Olivia Newton-John. Mr. Pauli is frequently found wandering the halls asking, Which way to the beach? where he consumes pizza and Chateau-briande. This is Big Al ' s first year here, but he ' d already rather be in oil - or Grease! Herb Peterson doesn ' t like failure, but what really irks him is potential wasted from a lack of effort. Success can reward ex- cellence, but it is more specifically indicative of a potential realized as a result of work. Perhaps it ' s this understanding that makes a good Phys. Ed. teacher, and personal motivator. Stew Potts is Central ' s resident bandmaster, but he really wants to be a new wave sensation. He wishes to escape from the sordid world of teaching, where he gets excuses instead of work. He feels 75, yet is able to identify with Bo Derek. Weird! Mrs. Rehorn, the Assistant Head of Moderns, also serves Central through her work with the S.A.A. and Spanish Club. Known for her quickly-moving classes which demand involvement and attention, she succeeds, through the respect she commands, at being a just and well-appreciated person. George Reintjes is another busy Phys. Ed. teacher, as a Senior Football, Midget Basketball and Track and Field coach, yet still had time to teach Math as well this year. This dedication to the school rubs off on his charges, whose spirit is impressive even when the scoreboard result is not. Bruce Richardson, as our String Music teacher, plays second fiddle to no one. It ' s easy to draw parallels between him and the Pied Piper of Hamelin, with his annual bagpipe tour through the halls, amid the din of curious students who flock to his side, demanding tunes of Pink Floyd. Family Studies at Central is synonymous with Mrs. Ritenburg. She volunteers her skill to the Home Ec. (sorry, Family Studies) Club, the Grad Committee, and Cheer- leaders. T Miss Rowe, a Physical Ed. teacher, coaches Senior Basketball, Junior Volleyball, and Track and Field on the side. Athletes never die; they just get sent to the locker room before the end of the game. Mr. Ryan, Assistant Head of Science, contributed to the ex- tracurricular scene as the Tennis coach, and staff advisor to the Camera Club. His humour is a quality which permits peace of mind in dealing with material that otherwise would tend to cause anxiety. James Scott, an inspired showman of the school, teaches English and Theatre Arts with some of the dramatic flair of the Bard himself. The results are salient in the fine school productions put on by the Senior Theatre students, often with help from the Music Dept. Peter Shaw is gifted with the ability to explain things in a prac- tical and relevant manner. An expert in Energy as it affects society, he will be on a year of absence at the University coor- dinating course study of this field. Mr. Slade, Guidance Head, is the man responsible for the organization of the interviews and c areer information services provided through his Dept. He works to make Guidance in this school helpful and approachable. Mrs. Sullivan, as our German teacher, also manages the German Club, which provides opportunities for members to gain the practical experience afforded by such ac- tivities as games, films, and speeches. Mr. Watson, a French teacher who coaches the Soccer B team and runs the War Games Club, is also known for his Library Patrol duty. This year he and Mr. Chisholm competed to see who could expel more students from the Resource Centre. Ken West infuses Central with some R.A.F. precision as English Head, and Swim Team Coach. His personality is enriched by the wealth of his noble, proud heritage, as he is endowed with the spirit of positive thinking. Eric Wood is often mistaken for a Math teacher, when in reality, he is a stand-up comedian. He drags interest from his charges through the application of his Extremely Sublte wit. He confesses his secret ambition is to become a writer. I wonder if Woody Allen started this way? MUSIC COUNCIL FRONT ROW: Zeynep Sakmar, Jasmine Sweatman, Jane Whelen, Lib Browne, Jenny Boyd, Mary Bere, Karl Simonsen. ROW TWO: Mary Cap, Kirsteen Black, Diana Dutz, Eleanor Heagy, Cathy Kerr, Carolyn Williams, Paul Shaw, Mr. Richardson. STRING ENSEMBLE FRONT ROW: Gareth White, Matthew Smith, Barbara Antony, Tessie Dawber, Jasmine Sweatman, Shawn Shivers, Debbie Whatmore. ROW TWO: Darlene Zaifman, Zeynep Sakmar, Kristin Singh, Jane Kwak, June Nagai, Diana Dutz, Pam Land, Sara Smith. ROW THREE: Andrew Slater, Mary Cap, Dave Skelton, Phillip de Mayo, David Brownstone, Barbara Wilier, Steve Hanna, Mr. Richardson. FRONT ROW: Carolyn Williams, Anita Mackenzie, Barbara Wilier, Lib Browne, Lindsay Foster, Jenny Boyd, Anne Graham, Michele Brown, Barb Antony, Elisheva Chernick, Dyanne Henry, Zeynep Sakmar, Kirsten Miller, Jasmine Sweatman, Anne Corbet, Tessie Dawber, Ester Tseng, Mr. Richardson. ROW TWO; Maureen Spratt, Michele Walker, Katy McCourtie, Helen Merskey, Caroline King, Sue Gushe, Marie Walker, Darlene Zaifman, Andrew Slater, Chris Tieszer, Kirsten Singh, Eleanor Heagy, Mary McKellar, Pam Land, June Nagai, Sarah Smith. ROW THREE: Cathy Kerr, Martha Proctor, Kirsteen Black, Jon Kidd, Steve Hanna, Louise Walters, Mary Cap, Nancy Kershaw, Jane Kwak, Tom Steele, Carrie Knill, Diana Dutz, Matthew Smith, Debbie Whatmore, Eric Rowe, Chris Haindl. ROW FOUR: Dave Thomson, Shawn Shivers, Dave Skelton, Mike Lenart, Gareth White, Phillip de Mayo, Davut Aksoy, Mark Pettigrew, Tom Bolton, Dale Kidd, Paul Shaw, Dan Hilborn, Jon Griffiths, Chris Cole, Karl Simonsen, Scott Cutler, David Brownstone, Bob Collyer. SENIOR ORCHESTRA FRONT ROW: Barb Wilson, Jane Whelen, Lib Browne, Jenny Boyd, Anne Graham, Mary Bere, Elisheva Chernick, Anne Corbet, Sandy Farrell, Cathy Kerr, Ester Tsang, Leslea Gordon, Michele Brown, Lesa Jenner, Mr. Potts. ROW TWO: Valerie Crawrford, Lesia Schuiha, Helen Merskey, Rosanna Gioiosa, Jenny Boyd, Eleanor Heagy, Katy Simonsen, Judy Fagan, Susan Hill, Maria Gianakakis, Anita Mackenzie, Sue Kendall. ROW THREE: Carolyn Williams, Brock Crawford, Dan Atlin, Martha Proctor, Dale Kidd, Simon Aldrich, Bob Boulianne, Carrie Knill, Boyd Davis, Karl Simonsen, Paul Shaw, Arun Konanur, Jamie Wright, Matthew Smith, Elaine Meertens. ROW FOUR: Jon Griffiths, Dave Payne, Craig Heizer, Davut Aksoy, Dan Hilborn, Eric Rowe, Chris Haindl, Ernie Seglenieks, Tom Bolton, Mark Pettigrew, Drew Jenner, Dave Cluett, Alex Laine, Dave Thomson. SENIOR BAND CHAMBER CHOIR FRONT ROW: Carolyn Williams, Michele Brown, Jasmine Sweatman, Catherine Kerr, Jackie Wilken, Mrs. Simonsen. ROW TWO: Mr. Abel, Gordon Cleland, Katy Simonsen, Rona Sherebrin, Jane Kwak, George Cleland. ROW THREE: Boyd Davis, Kenneth Baik, Carrie Knill, Karl Simonsen, David Brownstone. FRONT ROW: Ted Peacock, Agne Hunter, Judy Fagan, Cathy Harrison, George Cleland, Carrie Portis, Sue Tanton, Dirk Buczek. ROW TWO: Jean Janzen, Marie Walker, Suzanne Holmes, Gordon Cleland, Scott Woolford, Sue Gushe, Lindsey Foster. ROW THREE: Jane Kwak, Seong Jung, Louise Walters, Kaarlo Koskiala, Susannah Smith, Caroline King, Pam Land, June Nagai, Mr. Richardson. JUNIOR STRINGS STAGE BAND FRONT ROW: Lib Browne, Jenny Boyd, Anne Corbet, Jane Whelen, Mary Bere, Rosanna Gioiosa, Mr. S. Potts. ROW TWO: Dave Payne, Davut Aksoy, Debbie Whatmore, Dale Kidd, Brock Crawford, Mike Schell, Scott Gives. ROW THREE: Dan Hilborn, Drew Jenner, Paul Shaw, Alex Laine, Dave Ciuett, Karl Simonsen. FRONT ROW: Mr. Potts, Barb Schecter, Jane Kwak, Iris Taub, Emily Heller, Linda Wong, Nicola Brown, Tasia Labrinos, Caroline Wells, Frances Fee, Katy Simonsen, Ayumi Bailly, Penny Elef- theroglou, Charmaine Mohommed. ROW TWO: Seong Jung, Jane Whelen, Vicky Groubos, Diane Jones, Denise McCourtie, Jane Thorp, Erica Tracy, Wendy Morley, Lesia Schuiha, Diana Dutz, Marie Walker, Helen Kotsovos, Sandra McSephney, Valerie Crawford, Katina Kritikos. ROW THREE: Maria Alikakos, Lorna Watson, Erin Pettit, Felicitas Liepmann, Debbie Neufert, Sue Farquhar, Debbie Whatmore, Linda McDougall, Dawn Antone, Lisa Boggit, Russell Aldcroft, Mary McKellar. ROW FOUR: John Lloyd, Simon Aldrich, Boyd Davis, Andrew Bull, Scott Gives, Arun Konanur, Jonathan Bishop, Kevin Flynn, Peter Humphrey, Graham Norris, Dave Mann, Jim Chung, Dave Stewart, Martin Macphail. NTERMEDIATE BAND 4 -■ ir i FOOTBALL Looking back at the 1980-81 Central Senior Football team, one can see from the record, (0-6), that our goals and ex- pectations were not achieved. The Central spirit, however, was always evident, week after week. We lost close games to Catholic Central and Saunders, which proved our team to be a feared contender in London Conference Football. Special thanks go to Mr. Oswick, and Jack Davis, for their important contributions to the team. Very special thanks go to Mr. Reintjes for his excellent coaching and his unceasingly op- timistic attitude, which inevitably rubbed off on the team. We would also like to thank the fans for their support, week after week. On behalf of the captains and graduating players. Good luck Ghosts in the 1981-82 season! John G. Vouvalidis, Angelo Currado, Andy Portis, and Mervyn Budd: Captains. Andy Dollar and Alan Dinniwell Assistant Captains. The 1980 Junior Football squad had little experienced talent. We were able, however, to overcome this major ob- stacle, and against odds, won our first two contests. The highlight of the season was defeating arch-rival Catholic Central 28-14 in an offense-packed, highly intensity game. Unfortunately, the Ghosts suffered key player injuries, and the free-wheeling offense was stifled by strong defences from more experienced teams. We would all like to thank Mr. Cunningham and Doug Gunton for the time and support they contributed to help make the 1980 Junior Ghosts a success. Good luck to next year ' s team! John Reese and Dougald McKillop BASKETBALL The Senior Girls Basketball team had an excellent season in 1980-81. We earned the right to play in the Purple and White tournament. Central also won the Saunders Consolation Trophy with a decisive victory over C.C.H. The Team made it to the London Conference semifinals, where we lost an extremely close game to the Crusaders. Thanks go to Miss Rowe for her patience, and her ability to coach us to our greatest potential. Watch out for this team next year! Alison Aldcroft Senior Basketball 1980-81 Ghosts Darrin Ullerick Kevin Eck Naeem Merchant Steven Hanson Scott Whatmore Robert Schuetz Chris Cuylle John Vouvalidis Sandy Schomburg Mark McManus Alfred Banholzer Mike Heiland Eric Rowe David Scheutz Team Record (15-11) This year proved to be one of Central ' s better years for Junior Basketball. After getting off to a slow start, the team ended up with a 9-3 record and a berth in the playoffs for the City Championship. In the playoffs, we won our way to the semifinals, but were then defeated by a stronger team from Catholic Central. Winning a tournament in Petrolia was another highlight of our season. The entire team would like to thank Mr. Peterson. His leadership and coaching talents were essential factors contributing to our success. Alistair Linton Although the Midget Boys Basketball team did not have a very successful 1980-81 season, we gained valuable experience. We seemed to be lacking height. Thanks for the fine coaching, Mr, Reintjes! Tal Leyshon VOLLEYBALL 4i i This year ' s Senior Girls Volleyball team exhibited a great amount of talent and spirit. With each game, they improved. They went to the Finals of the Laurier Tournament and to the Semifinals of Conference. There is obviously a bright future for this young team. The players would like to thank Mom (Miss Innes) and Miss McDonald for their excellent coaching and continuous support. Donna Lamb The Junior Boys Volleyball team enjoyed a very pleasant 1980-81 season. Though we had a slow start, we finished very strongly by winning 4 out of our last 5 games, and losing to the City Champs by only two points. A hearty thanks to Mr. Wood, who was a great coach. A warm thanks also to Miss McDonald. y This year Central ' s Senior Boys Volleyball Team faced the inevitable chore of rebuilding. Our record was 9-7, paced by strong spiker Dave Schuetz. With the return of several veterans and some bright and upcoming rookies, next year looks more promising. Naeem Merchant Gord Paddock After last year ' s extremely successful season, the 1980-81 Junior Girls Volleyball team was expected to defend the title of City Champions. We managed to finish third in our division behind South and C.C.H. and played in Conference. We played exceptionally well, and, as a result, we finished first in our pool. After running over Oakridge in the semifinals in two straight games, we faced the hungry South Lions, though we ended up in second place and qualified for W.O.S.S.A. We were not victorious at W.O.S.S.A., but I think it was a very good learning experience for both our coach and all of the girls on the team. A lot of thanks and appreciation go to Miss Rowe for a very en- joyable year. I ' d also like to thank our scorekeeper, Jackie Wilken, and all of the Central students who gave us encouragement and team support. Hopefully, the Junior Girls Volleyball team will do just as well next year. Captain, Monika Long SWIMMING The Swimming Team had a successful season, achieving third overall in the London Regional Swim Meet held at H.B. Beal Secondary School in February. These results may be attributed to the devotion and regular practice of the team members, and the coaching skills of John Dawdy and John Waring. Mr. West HOCKEY In retrospect, the 1980-81 Hockey Season was a success. Although the team ' s 0-17-0 record did not reflect this success, it was a season of building both character and team members. With only 3 returning from the 1979-80 season, our skaters were made up of 4 players from Thames, two of whom made up our goaltending squad, one from Simcoe, and the remainder of the team, rookies new to the school. It was a year that many of us will never forget. On behalf of the team, we would like to extend special thanks to Mr. Brian Angel (our Coach, from Saunders) and Mr. Wilf Fryday (our manager, from Central) for their ongoing support and the confidence which they gave the team throughout the season. Captains; Mark Gordon and Dave Cluett SENIOR FOOTBALL SQUAD FIRST ROW: Andy Dollar, Mervyn Budd, Andy Portis, Angelo Currado, John Vouvalidis, Dave Whelen, Mark Lee. MIDDLE: John McLarty, Sandy Schomburg, Loui Lumanowksi, Ted Singerls, John Barr, Chris Carrothers, Alan Dinniwell, John Vouvalidis, George Georgopoulos, John Makaran. BACK ROW: Phil Arndt, Doug Dawdy, Chris Hagarty, Mark Gordon, Sam Meddoui, Dave Cowdery, John Dawdy, Dean Scott, Aldo Caranci, Bruce Palmer, Mr. Reintjes. CENTRAL GOLDEN GHOSTS JUNIOR FOOTBALL SQUAD FIRST ROW: Wade Forsyth, Jeff Moscoe, Phil Shaw, John Reese, Mike Rothfeld, Don Kudo, Gary Makris, Mike Stinson, Stuart Carrothers. MIDDLE: Mr. Cunningham, Tom Bell, Tony Ristine, Jeff Broderick, Tim Bull, Philip Coe, John Reis, Pearce Lahn, Steve Reintjes, Darryl Field, Dave Shaw. BACK ROW: Paul Brennan, Roger Caranci, Dougald McKillop, John Sanio, John Kellenberger, Geoff Lahn, Bill Church, Chris Kuflik. ...ii MIDGET BASKETBALL ROW ONE: Randy Robinson, Scott Cordell, Tal Leyshon, Darryl Field, Mike Stinson. ROW TWO: Fred Schuetz, Jeff Moscoe, Gary Makris, Matt Kendall, Dave McDonald, Mr. Reintjes. ROW THREE: Ted Peacock, Ian Thompson. JUNIOR BASKETBALL ROW ONE: Andy Bull, Martin Byrne, Don Kudo, Mike Rothfeld, Alistar Linton, Mike Wright, Dougald McKillop. ROW TWO: Mr. Peterson, Gordon Paddock, Brian deCaluwe, Ernie Seglenieks, Graham Norris, Jon Bishop, Martin Pincombe. SENIOR BASKETBALL ROW ONE: Eric Rowe, Mark McManus, John Vouvalidis, Sandy Schomburg, Darrin Ullerick. ROW TWO: Mike Heiland, Alfred Banholzer, Steve Hanson, Naeem Merchant. ROW THREE: Mr. Peterson, Robert Schuetz, Kevin Eck, Dave Schuetz, Chris Cuyelle, Scott Whatmore. MIDGET VOLLEYBALL ROW ONE; Darlene Calhoun, Karen Anderson, Nina Chernick, Shawn Gamble, Lori Huber, Margaret Mazan. ROW TWO: Beth Samuels, Allx Soltan, Linda McDougall, Fiona Braidwood, Angela Papasideris, Sue Tanton, Sylvia Finch, Kim Hyatt (Coach). JUNIOR VOLLEYBALL ROW ONE: Marie Walker, Phyllis Edgar, Monika Long, Anne Byrne, Radka Kratky. ROW TWO: Carrie Portis, Pam Land, Claire Byrne, Sue Farquhar, Andrea Johnson, Emma Walker, Miss Rowe. SENIOR VOLLEYBALL ROW ONE: Deb Whatmore, Lib Browne, Miss Innes. ROW TWO: Kirsten Miller, Tracy Schueneman, Jane Vincent, Michele Walker. ROW THREE: Laura Grindstaff, Martha Dow, Sandy Farrell, Hazel Young. ROW FOUR: Cathy Heagy, Rhysa Leyshon, Donna Lamb. JUNIOR BASKETBALL ROW ONE: Pam Heseltine, Sue Farquhar, Andrea Johnson, Cindy Taylor. ROW TWO: Carrie Portis, Suzanne Holmes, Pam Land, Alix Ralph, Sandy Kyriakos. ROW THREE: Miss Innes, Susan Smith, Dawn Kershaw, Brenda Cavers. SENIOR BASKETBALL ROW ONE: Judy Fagan, Jackie Wilken, Marcelle Lindhout. ROW TWO: Glenys Cavers, Kirsten Miller, Alison Aldcroft, Donna Lamb, Monlka Long. ROW THREE: Deb Whatmore, Tracy Schueneman, Traci Fontana, Miss Rowe, Karen Lombard, Barb Wilson, Erin Holland. JUNIOR VOLLEYBALL ROW ONE; Peter Humphrey, Alistar Linton, Tal Leyshon, Alan Newman, Mike Wright, Andy Shykofsky. ROW TWO: Reid Smith, Gord Paddock, Mr. Wood, Graham Norris, Jon Bishop, Martin Pincombe. SENIOR VOLLEYBALL ROW ONE: Jordan Max, Mark Ernst, Mark McManus, Naeem Merchant, Alfred Banholzer, Alan Farquhar. ROW TWO: Mr, Peterson, Mike Heiland, Eric Rowe, Kevin Eck, Chris Cuylle, Dave Schuetz, Tim Stinson. SWIMMING TEAM ROW ONE; Wade Forsyth, Chris Hough, Liz VanLeeuwen, Penny West, Scott Woolford BACK; Jordan Max, John Dawdy, Andy Dollar, Nicola Brown, John Waring, Jean Janzen, Glenys Cavers, Jane Vincent, Ron Melnyk, Andy Meining, Erika Dutz, Bob Wolfe, Chris Lyons, Leonard Gushe, Adam Kurn, Sue Tanton, Pam Heseltine, Mr. West. CROSS-COUNTRY ROW ONE; Martha Summerby, Claire Byrne, Anne Byrne, Liz VanLeeuwen. ROW TWO; Michele Walker, Phyllis Edgar, Marie Walker, Lisa Boggitt, Laura Grindstaff. ROW THREE; Scott Woolford, George Karalis, Paul Shaw, Robert Baron, Martin Byrne, Mr. Nobes. ' GOLF TEAM Bob Wolfe, Chris Hodgins, Dave Cluett, Darrin Ullerick. HOCKEY TEAM ROW ONE: Aldo Caranci, Mark Gordon, John McLarty. ROW TWO; Kelly Finch, John Kellenberger, Andy Portis, Chris Kuflik. ROW THREE: Steven Newman, Roger Caranci, Jay Mandell, Mr. Fryday. WRESTLING TEAM ROW ONE: John Lloyd, Tony Ristine, Philip Coe, McKaskell. BACK: Kiou Nayernouri, Mark Turnbull Makaran, John Spring, Mervyn Budd, Phil Shaw, Ernst, Mr. McLachlin, Tom Stavraky. Chris John Mark CURLING TEAM ROW ONE: Mark Shykofsky, Mr. Kraemer, Ron Dutton. ROW TWO: Rob Dutton, Jordan Max. ROW THREE: Greg Plaxton, Dave Whelen, Alan Dinniwell. r44..i r ' ' ' i v4¥ SOCCER ' A ' TEAM FRONT ROW: Mike Tieszer, John Makaran, George Georgopoulos, George Kotsovos, Jeff Broderick, Martin Byrne. BACK ROW: Mr. Manias, Alan Dinniwell, Ted Singeris, Angelo Currado, Brian deCaluwe, John Vouvalidis (Captain and M.V.P.), Sandy Schomburg, Dave Jones, Greg Plaxton. SOCCER ' B ' TEAM FRONT ROW: Kaarlo Koskiala, Wang Lee, Tal Leyshon, Gilbert Tarn, Tony Ristine, Mark Anderson, John Lloyd, Mohammed Moussa. BACK ROW: Mr. Watson, Jim King, Bill Church, John Vouvalidis, Mark McManus, Gary Makris, Boyd Davis, Bob Lindhout, Jon Bishop, Adam Bhamjee. ABSENT: Richard Church, Kiou Nayernouri. SENIOR SQUAD FRONT ROW; Corinne Berman, Mary McKellar. BACK ROW: Carrie Pressello, Pam Parker, Cathy Stewart, Rhean Reis, Jolana Klobuk. CHEERLEADERS JUNIOR SQUAD j| FRONT ROW: Shawn Gamble, Camila Troughton, Lindsey Foster, Yonina Chernick, Denise McCourtie. BACK ROW: Sandy McSephney, Wendy Berman. 1980-81 BADMINTON TEAM FRONT ROW: Jeff Max, Susan Spring, Shawn Gamble, Linda Oland, Lindsey Foster, Mark Ernst. SECOND ROW: Mark Lee, Mr. Pauli, Richard Rawana, Sue Farquhar, A! Farquhar, and Mr. Gawley. p m i CO. KEnLE CREEK CANVAS IS: FUN! - for guys and gals . .. Tote Bags Garment Bags Wallets Duffels Back Packs Slippers Hanging Organizers Pencil Cases Pants Knickers Shirts Topper s Port Stan ley 533 Richmond at Kent London GOLDEN GROUPIES STUDENT COUNCIL FRONT ROW: Barb Wilson, Colin Ware, Chris Delaney, Mark Hanis, Diane Holroyd. ROW TWO; Katy Simonsen, Sari Alter, Caroline King, Lori Guest. ROW THREE: Katie Weber, Sue Eluchok, Karl Simonsen, Kiou Nayer- nouri, Janice Gadd. CAMERA CLUB FRONT ROW: Howard Wong, Jon Kidd, Zip Sakmar, Ed Wong, Mr. Ryan. ROW TWO: Tom Bolton, Mike Steele. ABSENT: Paul King, Bob Wolfe. YEARBOOK CLUB FRONT ROW: Gretchen Mullin, Barbara Schust, Michael Curtis, Mervyn Budd. ROW TWO: Sue Gushe, Sameena Merchant, Pamela Sweeney, Zeynep Sakmar, Jane Patrick. ABSENT: Ada Cejvan, Tulin Aksoy, Tracy Schueneman, Karen Lombard. CHESS CLUB FRONT ROW: Mohammed Moussa, George Cleland, Caroline Sori, Gordon Cleland, Craig Cudmore. ROW TWO: Harold Reynolds, Richard Church, Kaarlo Koskiala, Mir Ali, Ben Vidmar, Boyd Davis. ROW THREE: Karl Simonsen, Chris Cole, Brian Roberts, Bill Church, Jim Chung. CENTRAL OMNI-SERVE FRONT ROW: Denise McCourtie, Amy Met- zger, Michele Brown, Alix Soltan, Mike Curtis, Susan Spring, Pamela Heseltine, Ayumi Bailly. ROW TWO: Mr. Wood. ABSENT: Megan Spring, Sarah Jones, Nancy Potter, Jasmine Sweatman, Lily Wong, Cathy Huddleston, Lisa Denes. DEBATING CLUB FRONT ROW: Scott Woolford, Cathy Harrison, Sari Alter, David Brownstone. ROW TWO: Michael Schell, Chuck Clark. WAR GAMES CLUB FRONT ROW: Bill Church, Jim Benincasa, Drew Jenner, Andrew Yates, Boyd Davis, Richard Church, Chris Cole, Ben Vidmar, Mir Ali, Dave Mann, Mr. Watson, John Griffiths. FAMILY STUDIES CLUB Mrs. Ritenburg, Katy McCourtie, Lily Wong, Tammy Koppenhoefer, Lesa Jenner, Debbie Dawe, Cathy Won, Dyanne Henry, Sameena Merchant, Monira Moussa, Barbara Antony. FRENCH CLUB MEMBERS FOR 1980-81: Kathryn Alexander, Barb Antony, Mary Canzona, Danielle Efford, Amy Furs- man, Barbara Gnatiuk, Anne Hunter, Megan Janes, Radka Kratky, Jane Kwak, Monique Lock, John Marriot, Sameena Merchant, Mohammed Moussa, Monira Moussa, Christine Skibinsky, Caroline Sori, Louise Walters, Lily Wong, Scott Woolford. GERMAN CLUB FRONT ROW: Annemarie Gierling, Kathy Mackenzie, Michele Walker, Anita Mackenzie. SECOND ROW; Michele Brown, Paul Shaw, Colin Ware, Barry Jacklin. REACH FOR THE TOP Mrs. Hanna, Colin Ware, Bob Collyer, Caroline Sori. ROCK HOUND CLUB FRONT ROW: Richard Church, Kathy Mackenzie, Dirk Buczek. ROW TWO: Mr. Demaray, Dan Read, Jeff Kent-Rodgman, NickTeasdale. STUDIO CREW FRONT ROW: Colin Ware, Dale Kidd, Craig Cudmore, Chris Gobeil. SECOND ROW: Dave Schuetz, Adam Kurn, Bob Collyer, Phil Shaw. CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP II Mr. Fryday, Barry Jacklin, David Payne, Mike jn Curtis. ABSENT: Debbie Wilken, Jackie Wilken, Dean Scott. -jt- -5;-; CUSTODIAL STAFF Mr. Dodds, Mrs. Potter, Mr. Clarke. COUNTRY MICE This page is sponsored by The Country Mouse, a bookstore par ex- cellence, at 621 Richmond Street. Drop in sometime and see for yourself I OFFICE STAFF From 1 to 6: Bonnie Dewar, Marlene Griffiths, Bonnie Hicks, Helen McHillan, Linda Cuthbert, and Jeanette Doyle. SCHOOL DAYS ON CAMERA DEAR OLD GOLDEN RULE DAYS 4lk««i 1. Thou Shalt not copy thy neighbour. (Let him write it out again). 2. Thou Shalt not drive the teachers to their graves. (They can take their own cars). 3. Thou Shalt not flunk in June. (Avoid the rush; flunk in March). 4. Thou shalt not tear textbooks. (Burn them and destroy the evidence). 5. Thou shalt not skip classes. (Take the whole day off). 6. Thou shalt not push in the halls. (Tripping is faster). 7. Thou shalt not drive recklessly around the students. (Wait for the teachers). 8. Thou shalt not whisper in class. (Shouting attracts more attention). 9. Thou shalt not throw erasers. (Pencils are harder and more to the point). 10. Thou shalt not kiss in the halls. (It ' s darker in the furnace room). READING AND WRITING AND ARITHMETIC i TAUGHT TO THE I TUNEOFA j HICKORY STICK ' t YOU WERE MY GAL IN CALICO ■R 1 1 1 H g V; ' AND OUR DREAMS HAD YET DEFEAT TO KNOW WHEN WE WERE A COUPLE OF KIDS FACADES lost in a crowd my soul and heart stilled a place where my loneliness can be hidden i can be anyone in a crowd • standing in kodiaks, levis and a lumberjack shirt , i can convince them I ' m society ' s normal slave ;. conforming to all laws and rules i can play the role of an anarchist by merely changing my clothes they can never see the true me and i can never meet them i catch someone ' s eyes but there is no response the crowd no longer represents humanity it has transformed into nothing more than a machine. UG.C.I. MARCH SONG PTt t H- - ? 1 li=?= i There ' s a school in our fair cit -y whose name has spread both far and near; Andtnougri She has won a rep - u - tation uf on the old ath - let - ic field. That in- 3 m F ?F - • -TT - 9 a S i t F f i_M— t other schools win favour there is none to us that is so dear She has kept her colours spires our e - mul - a - tion, and a spirit that will never yield. May we strive with high en gSTj 3 w W- m a= ;: ■ P A A = ■ , 1 j = f =4 I J- ?i m t j I J.; M I J iJ ' J -I U J7.I ' J l- ' -J J J i i ' A. J J «] - — ■ ■ ■ — ■ ■ J. J flying throughout the glor-i - ous days gone by. And to us there comes the challenge still o -deavour to follow proudly her com - mand; And be true to her for - e - yer, the i )riT i i s p 3 - J 2 i f t f U p jj fajj f r keep them floating high.. Lets sing a song for dear old Cent - ral. The school thai best school in tfie land. W- riUrd P claims our loy - at - ty. With colours royal. true heartsand loyal. We will go marching onward. } , [ f I ' ' ' j_..r .u n J J . 1 iT TM ' r T h -y; for when we meet them we e ' er de-feat them, as we bravely march to vie - tor - y. P iJ.J4ilUaB| a=a=aza:3iia • ■■J- Ay.y- GOLDEN GLIMPSES; the year past What will we remember about this year when it becomes history? We may have thoughttui moments in the future when occupied with trying to gather a few memories of )ust who we were in 1980-81. What will stand out in mind depends a lot on our present interests and concerns. We will have only our personal history of experience to tell us what life meant, and how we lived it. History like the textbook stuff has little impact unless we can somewhat react to it. Random notes about world happenings have much more force when we can say, Hey! I remember that. That ' s part of me! A look at this year purports much history has been in the making. Yes, a lot happened. It was the year of the heavily boycotted Moscow Olympics, snubbed in an effort to bring the message of protest against the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan to the citizens of the USSR. In sharp contrast to this unfortunate mixture of sport and politics, we witnessed the selfless heroism of a man working in an effort to put an end to suf- fering: Terry Fox and his H arathon of Hope. Inspiring millions, |ylr. Fox ran a marathon a day, raising money to fund research of cancer, a disease which cost Terry his life. It was also a year of despair. We were shocked by the news of the murder of John Lennon, a man who had brought a new fact to both the music industry and the imagination of the world. We were horrified by the T.V. coverage of an attempt on American President Reagan ' s life, which was broadcast amid rumours that he was very near death. A similiar chill was felt with the shooting of Pope John Paul, who also recovered after a lengthy hospital stay. Are we affected by such violence, or are we jaded into acceptance by the increasingly regular patterns it takes? Even the media attracts us with the morbid. In the States, 78 million people watched T.V. ' s Dallas to Find out who shot J.R. What one classes as an entertainment another calls trash. As reality gets less rosy, fantasy loses nobility. As they say, you don ' t have to watch it if it bothers you. Other world happ enings like the release of the 53 American hostages from Iran, the death of the first IRA hunger striker Bobby Sands, and the earthquake in Italy are significant, but very remote. To wrap up our reminiscences, we should go home. Things we can all relate to, such as the LTC bus strike just after we paid $18 for a new City pass, come to mind. And how about the big fire at the YMCA on Wellington? Or the day that the Russian Junior figureskating persons visited our school? How about the Silver Broom (that ' s Curling, remember?). These are events which are likely to be emotionally tagged to other details that will become framed images of ourselves in time. It ' s important to use this reflection constructively. It tells you who you have been, and what you dreamed of being, but as yet are not. This book is designed for that purpose. Ac- ceptance of what has been and the responsibility of growing and living in greater challenge, complexity, and independence is part of the process of becoming mature. At left, we see Centralite Ann Koziol on her year ' s leave of absence from the Canadian school system. As a Rotary Ex- change student, Ann was given the unique opportunity of living with a host family while attending school overseas. Also participating this year from Central was Chris Aldred. Above, we have the Soccer A Team in action. For further details, please see Mr. Manias. Pub ished by Josten ' s Nalional School Services Ltd. Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.