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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1982 volume:

b PRINCIPAL ' S MESSAGE This certainly has been a year of the Golden Ghosts and in particular that of the Caesars. This is the name our graduating class of 1982 chose to call themselves. The leadership shown by the graduates this year has been outstanding and I sincerely thank them for their tremendous contributions during their years in Central. Our present grades 11 and 12 are showing every sign of developing into the future school leaders and are determined not to be outshone. Next year will be one of great challenge and opportunity. We will have many students from Sir Adam Beck Secondary School and we will grow considerably in size. I have every confidence that the vibrant school spirit of our student body, the dedicated staff and the very positive support of our community will enable us to meet the challenges with our characteristic success. The yearbook editors and staff and advisors deserve congratulations for the fine job they have done in producing this yearbook. It is a large task and it has been tackled with tremendous energy and ability. We all appreciate your efforts. The reputation of a school is determined by its graduates, students, staff and community. Central has a fine reputation across Ontario. I do not need to say more. R.L.Yates Principal VICE-PRINCIPAL ' S MESSAGE This year has been a year of promise for the future. For the students who are not yet graduating next year ' s course offerings will be broadened to include art, ac- counting and data processing. In addition to this the school population will be growing because this year ' s Grade 9 class was the largest in several years and next fall many students from Sir Adam Beck Secondary School will be transferring to Central. Aided by the spirit of the students, the dedication of the staff and the support of our community, Central will continue to thrive. The yearbook editors, staff and advisors are to be congratulated for their efforts in producing this yea r- book. It is a very large task involving many hours of work and the continual pressure of deadlines. Your efforts are appreciated. To the graduates, I would like to offer my thanks for your contribution during your years here. Your outstanding leadership this year has been sincerely appreciated and has established an excellent model for future classes to follow. All my best to you in the future. A.O Laine Vice- Principal FRONT ROW: Chris Delaney, Steve Galbraith. ROW TWO: Allen Hernngton, Paul King, Zeynep Sakmar, Radka Kratky. Marli White, Barb Schust. ROW THREE: Nick Teasdale, Dyanne Henry, Robin Ellington, Soma Pylyshyn. ROW FOUR: Dorothy Downs, Lily Wong, Monira Moussa, Linda Oland, Wendy Berman, Janice Gadd, Jason Gudgeon. ROW FIVE: Mr. Demaray, Andrew Shykofsky, Mike Wright, Kim Hyatt, Dan Atlin, Georgia Clifford, Ms. O ' Reilly. ABSENT: Debbie Neufert. YEARBOOK COMMITTEE EDITORS Dorothy Downs and Linda Oland LAYOUT Barb Schust ART WORK AND DESIGN Gary Markle MARKETING Nick Teasdale ADVERTISING Allen Hernngton GRADUATES Monira Moussa UNDERGRADS Dyanne Henry SCHOOL LIFE Radka Kratky and Marli White PHOTOGRAPHY Allen Hernngton and Margo Aldrich LITERARY LihWong STAFF ADVISORS Mr. Demaray and Ms. O ' Reilly SALES Fifteen Persistent Bulldogs and a cast of 475 reluctants. Yearbooks bring back memories, and immortalize high school days. It has been quite an experience working on this year ' s yearbook. Many thanks go out to the people who spent hours helping us to meet our deadlines, and especially to Mr. Demaray, without whom there would have been no yearbook. We hope that this yearbook will serve its purpose, and when you look back at it ten years from now, we also hope that it will bring back fond memories of 1981 at Central BUSINESS GUIDANCE Mr. Homer, Head Staff Social Comm., S.C. Financial Adv.. C.B.C. Salary Rep., Self-Funded Leave Rep.. Midget Girls V.B. Mrs. Dalrymple Poster Club. Beck ' s Last Hurrah. Mr. Slade, Head Assist. Coach Golf Team, Parents Night Convener, Liaison to U.W.O., Fanshawe and Elementary Schools. Mr. Leach Industrial Arts, Convenor of Parents Night. MUSIC GEOGRAPHY Mr. Richardson, Head Senior Orchestra, String Ensemble, Intermediate Strings. Mr. Potts Stage Band, In- termediate Band, Senior Band, Cabaret Show. Mr. Lawrence, Head Midget Boys Bas- ketball Mr. Stroud Geogra ph y and Science, Senior Football. LIBRARY FAMILY STUDIES IND. ARTS Mr. Demaray. Head Yearbook Advisor, Rockhound Club, Earth Science. Mrs. Ritenburg, Head Home Economics Club, Fashion Show, United Appeal Campaign, Library Supervisor. Mr. Lawson. Head O.S.S.T.F. Salary Representative SCIENCE Mr. Blosdale, Head Badminton Coach, Chess Club Advisor. Mr. Kraemer Curling Coach, Omni Serve, O.S.S.T.F. Mutual Security Rep. Mrs. Hanna Reach for the Top Team, Midget Girls B.B., Home Economics Club. Talent Assembly. Mr. Ryan Camera Club. Water Polo Team, O.S.S.T.F. Branch Rep. Mr. Remhard Science and Math- ematics, Christian Fellowship Club, Studio Crew Advisor. MATHEMATICS Mr. Abel, Head Mid. Girls V.B., Choir, Math Team, MAA Math Contest, O.S.S.T.F Benefits Info. Officer, Awards Committee. Mr. Manias Soccer Coach, Jr. Math Contest. Cancer Campaign. Mr. Wood Computer Club, O.S.S.T.F. Branch President, Jr. Boys V.B. Coach. Mr. Pauli Computer Club, Badminton Coach. O.S.S.T.F. Branch Vice-President, Math Team. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Reintjes, Head Phys. Ed. and Math, Sr. Football Coach, Track and Field, Ex- tracurricular Program. Mr. Peterson Senior Boys B.B. Senior Boys V.B. Intramural Convenor. Miss Rowe Phys. Ed. and Science, Sr. Girls B.B. Coach. Jr. Girls V.B. Coach. Miss Innes. Head Phys. Ed. and Guidance, Jr. Girls B.B. Coacti, Sr. Girls V.V. Coach, S.A.A. Advisor. M O D E R N S Mr. Watson French, Coach Soccer B Team, War Games Club. Mrs. Sullivan German, German Club. Ms. O ' Reilly French, Spanish, English; Spanish Club, Staff P.D., Fashion Show Advisor, Staff Liaison Officer, Yearbook. Mrs. O ' Leary Francais, French Club, French Inter-Provincial Exchange Convenor. Mr. Cunningham, Head Jr. Football Coach. Mrs. Rehorn French, Spanish, S.A.A. Staff Advisor, Spanish Club. ENGLISH Mrs. Janitis Mr. West, Head Mr. Nobes Mr. Scott Debating Club, Staff Swim Team Coach, Cross-Country Team Theatre Arts, Cabaret, P.D. Committee, Staff Social Committee. Coach. Remembrance Day Cancer Campaign Assembly, 42 Seconds Convenor. From Broadway, New York Theatre Tour. HISTORY Mr. McLachhn History, Eng- lish, Wrestling Coach, Girls Soccer Coach. Mr. Chisholm History, Mark- eting, Year- book. Mr. Koenen, Head Student Council Advisor. Tennis Coach. t OFFICE STAFF FRONT ROW: Bonnie Dewar, Linda Cuthbert, Marlene Griffiths. SECOND ROW: Helen McMillan. Jeanette Doyle, Bonnie Hicks. CHARGE CUSTODIAN BEAVER FOODS Carl Dodds LEFT TO RIGHT: Ann Harrison, Jean Nangel, Carrie Drake. This Page Is Sponsored by Your Principal and Vice-Principal All my friends around me But soon this will all change Down our roads we will travel To go our own separate ways Maybe we ' ll meet again part way. Many bonds have formed here Only the strong will remain But In the back of each mind The memories will last and last Maybe to relive them later on. Our lives revolved around here For a number of years Many feelings of sorrow Will help to shed a few tears Maybe they ' re tears of joy. We can help but grow sad now For you have been part of our lives You ' ve seen us grow and wisen To lead us to a better life The future remains unknown Confronting many obstacles on our way But we won ' t let them stop us. no we won ' t ' Cause you ' ve taught us too much to let it fade away. Elizabeth (Lib) Browne May 3. 1982 o CO l co o CO CO CO GORDON ABEL: F.S.: Go for it! DEST.: U.W.O. AMB.: Engineer, travelling. JOHN BARR: N.N.: J.B. ACT.: Football, hockey, S.A.A., Nads, Huron Tiger, skiing, midnight ramblin ' . M.M.C.M.: Love quadrangle, Sushi Gardens, N.Y.C. in the Aspen, Michigan vs. Illinois, Florida in March. F.P.: Sharing cheese fondue and a roaring fire with a certain friend. P.P.: Orlando ghettos, Colin ' s dip. F.S.: I ' d love to - Don ' t worry about it, I ' m in. DEST.: I ' ll follow the sun. AMB.: Dr. Barr. DAVUT AKSOY: N.N.: Vut. ACT.: Stage band, Senior Band, Studio Crew, rowing. M.M.C.M.: Cottage ' 81, Hanover and S.S. Marie band trips, SCH. 551. F.P.: Road hockey, excessive quaffing. P.P.: English, MIR, punkers and Californians. F.S.: Shport, shloser. DEST.: U.W.O., U of T, Cottage ' 82, somewhere warm and sunny. AMB.: M.D., and to own a Ferrari, or to be a sun tan oil salesman in Northern Yukon; oh well! KATHLEEN ANDERSON: N.N.: M.B., Kafnee, Gramps. ACT.: Restaurant hopping, drinking. MM. CM.: June 4. 1982. F.P.: LCB20. P.P.: DooBee, society, your credit is going to sprout wings and fly away, A.O. F.S.: Don ' t study, your going to fail anyway! DEST.: To make Canada the Supreme Leader in the world. AMB.: The first Fruit of the Loom Woman. LAURA BARTLETT: N.N.: B.B., Laurensky. ACT.: Touch football, sexercises. M.M.C.M.: Grade 11 Biology. F.P.: L.C.B.20., member of the No-Minds, sharing it with Robina. P.P.: Romperoom, school. F.S.: You ' re such a Nancy, Vegetable! DEST.: The flagpole on the C.N. tower. AMB.: President of the worldwide L.C.B.20., go on welfare. RICHARD BELL: N.N: Abe. ACT.: Drinking to excess, poker, cigar smoking, trip to beer store. M.M.C.M.: My party, east coast in March, dropping Calculus. F.P.: Cleaning up after the party. P.P.: Mr. West ' s essays. F.S.: Gimmee a beer or anything else alcoholic. DEST.: Biff ' s cottage, anyplace where booze is served. DAVID ANDREWS: N.N.: Veg. ACT.: Vegetating, vegetating and sometimes vegetating. M.M.C.M.: MAA. 551 when Mir was there. F.P.: Road hockey, renovating the B. P.P.: Mir, punkers. Californians, English. F.S.: Worry about it later - after tests. DEST.: U.W.O., an oil field somewhere in Saudi Arabia. AMB.: Engineer. SAM BINKLEY: N.N.: Octave ribose dandelion. ACT.: Fenestral headlamp publication. M.M.C.M.: Self-respect immorality manic. F.P.: Choosing words at random from a dictionary. P.P.: Prudent vintage imago. F.S.: Furbish see worthwhile stereotype molecule corner. DEST.: Turbid willow-attern blacknail differentiate. AMB.: Harrassment cure a zynurgy prepared. DANIEL ATLIN: N.N.: Schreddi, Comie, Crack. ACT.: COS., Student V.-P., Senior Band, Grad. Com- mittee, Santa Claus Parade, failing French. M.M.C.M.: Being kissed by Miss Canada, Bunny Rally ' 81. F.P.: Praying to the stars, trying to hurt myself at cottages, watching Steve scream. P.P.: Hypocrasy, JG ' s wine, Listowel girls. F.S.: Why be normal? DEST.: Fable critic for the Times. AMB.: Establish my own cult. TEREASA BRAINERD: ACT.: Or- chestra, Band. M.M.C.M.: Leaving. F.P.: Riding, practising, watching the world go by. P.P.: Warped cane, flat saddles, backlashes from bullwhips. F.S.: Yaw! DEST.: U.W.O., U of A, New York Witches ' Council, Venus. AMB.: To beat H.H. and C.H.-B. on their own grounds. ELIZABETH BROWNE: N.N.: Lib Beans . ACT.: Band, Stage Band Orchestra, V-Ball, T and F, S.A.A. Music Council ' Prez 80-81 MM. CM.: Sault Ste. Marie ex change, mutilating fish in Bio., Mr Lawrence knowing my 1st name F.P.: Ha! Ha! P.P.: Designer jeans on guys that don ' t fit. F.S Schnapp ' s! Jane, do you ur derstand what ' s going on? DEST Southern blond, tanned, blue-eyed man. AMB: 120 lbs. ELISHEVA CHERNICK: ACT.: Band, Orchestra, Music Council, Com- puter Club, Society for Hysteria in the halls. P.P.: Blizzards which weren ' t, F sharp, the speed of light. F.S.: Particularly obnoxious! DEST.: Mars. TERRY BUFFETT: N.N.: Buff. ACT.: Football, partying, rock ' n roll, getting blitzed. M.M.C.M.: Last day of school. F.P.: Partying and Tracy. P.P.: People that pass out early. F.S.: Don ' t get burly, Bun me out. DEST.: Going to U.W.O. to take Business. AMB.: To own all the gold in Columbia. LOUIS CHIERICOS: N.N.: Lou. M.M.C.M.: Central Centennial. DEST.: College. AMB.: Engineering. MARY CAP: N.N.: Boo, Bi-affrin, token Uke. ACT.: Piano, Imagez, Sen. Orchestra, Music Council, Variety Show. F.P.: Being disorganized and irresponsible, tanning in Jan. P.P.: Lettuce sandwiches, bran muffins, hair jokes. F.S.: Who, moi? Ah well, c ' est le vie. What a joy! DEST.: Western and eventually Dearness with Olga. AMB.: Learn how to ski and see the world. GEORGIE CLIFFORD: N.N.: George. ACT.: Yearbook. M.M.C.M.: Seeing the big?? Niagara Falls on Geography Field Trip. F.P.: Destroying Wilbur at lunch, fixing Physic ' s experiments. F.S.: For crying out loud! DEST.: Who knows? AMB.: Teacher. CHRIS CARRUTHERS: N.N.: Juice. ACT.: F-ball, tennis, B-ball, SAA. M.M.C.M.: Winning ' 81 Bunny Car Rally, May 24th weekend. F.P.: Skiing, racing hobie cat. P.P.: J.B. ' s sailing stories, Chevy ' s. F.S.: Be there or be a rhombus. DEST.: Any University overlooking Pacific Coast beach. AMB.: To buy a 429 engine for the ' stang, then blow the doors off disco trans-ams and Z-28 ' s. MARTHA COLLYER: N.N.: Mar. ACT.: Jr. Volleyball, Cross-Country. M.M.C.M.: ' 81 Geography Trip with Jane. F.P.: The Late Great Horror Show at Skin ' s, eating olives. P.P.: M. in French class, static cling, J.L. in Geography. F.S.: Get out! DEST.: University of Toronto? AMB.: Ar- chaeology. GLENYS CAVERS: N.N.: Liz, H.B., Beth. ACT.: Swim team, Water polo team, Sr. basketball. M.M.C.M. Melting the chemistry clamp bombing the functions exam. F.P. Getting out of tests, complaining P.P.: Like . . . you know . . . F.S. C ' est la vie. That ' s life! DEST.: Who knows? Who cares? AMB.: To make lots of money with as little work as possible and retire early. To make the all world women ' s water polo team. STEVEN CROSBIE: ACT.: Computer Club. F.P.: Critical thinking. P.P.: Americans, Room 308, terrorists. DEST.: U.K. of G.B. and N.I., a degree program at a prestigious educational institute. AMB.: The Third Empire. ANGELO CURRADO: N.N.: Leading scorer for F-ball. ACT.: Football - you bet! M.M.C.M.: Scoring my first touchdown then the war dance after. F.P.: Showing up for class. P.P.: Ice, winter flat tires. F.S.: Censored. DEST.: Is there Nfe after Central?? AMB.: Scuba diver at a nude beach. KEVIN ECK: N.N.: Calvin Yuck. B- ball, soccer, V-ball, water polo, Santa Claus float. M.M.C.M.: The Great Kriskin Show. F.P.: Scrounging with J.G., beer bottle collecting. P.P.: Overproof rum, J.G. ' s wine. F.S.: Yes folks, Bob is real! DEST.: Kingston - Queen ' s or the penitentiary, Las Vegas show with Kriskin. AMB.: To make it out of the gutter, Aerospace Engineering. JOHN DAWDY: N.N.: Tucker, . . . ucker. ACT.: Water polo, swimming, football? M.M.C.M.: The great handus escape!, stripping on stage. F.P.: Staying out late, forgeries, Hendrix, stripping. P.P.: Preps, GQ ' s, AM music. F.S.: The point is ... Be a good politician. DEST.: Water polo Hall of Fame, Western - Carpentry School. AMB.: To be a jockey in the Kentucky Derby or Canadian Gigolo! ROBIN ELLINGTON: ACT.: Year- book staff, Grad. Committee, Computer Club, Gumby Cheerleader. P.P.: Monday morn- ings. DEST.: University of Waterloo. CHRIS DELANEY: N.N.: Suds, D- Nose, Dick. ACT.: Student Council, Grad Committee, listening to Nancy, Gumby Cheerleaders and sex. M.M.C.M.: Cottage ' 81. F.P.: Leafs, wishing I wasn ' t there when I was. P.P.: Les Canadiens, small rocks, inhabitant of Locker 160. F.S.: . . . always good to see you! Shloser. DEST.: 24 Sussex Dr., Leafs ' 84 training camp. AMB.: Enslave all intelligent beings in the galaxy and create a super race. MARK ERNST: N.N.: P.P. ACT.: Wrestling, volleyball, badminton, drinking. M.M.C.M.: Hag ' s annual 24th weekend. F.P.: Blowing the doors of J.B. ' s mustang, cottage parties. P.P.: Punks, people who don ' t like bunnies, English teachers. F.S.: You ' re laughing! Party now, sleep later. DEST.: Cottage country. AMB.: Work at a parking lot, drink a keg of beer myself! KATHERINE DEMAS: N.N.: Munchkin, Scarlett. ACT.: Getting sick, skiing, Grad Committee. M.M.C.M.: Finding out what an egg roll is, June 4, 82. F.P.: Forging results to Physics experiments, peeling oranges. P.P.: Mr. Abel ' s smile before an Algebra test. F.S.: How supremely amusing! DEST.: Univ. of Lilliput. AMB.: Grow to be 57 , to learn Ukrainian, to repossess all my pencils and erasers from Mary. ALAN FARQUHAR: N.N.: Beaver, Monkey-man. ACT.: Tennis, hockey, badminton, V-ball, soccer, wrestling. M.M.C.M.: Don Ho and his travelling Hawaiian beach party. F.P.: Watching the Leafs, midnight ramblin ' . P.P.: Montreal Canadians, Bob and Doug Mackenzie, dumb blondes. F.S.: Amazing. DEST.: Engineering - Western, 24 Sussex Dr., California. AMB.: Swimming instructor at a nudist colony. To beat John McEnroe. ANDREW DOLLAR: N.N.: Dollar, Pepe. ACT.: F-ball, theatre, track, Home Ec. Club. M.M.C.M.: Last game of ' 81 season, watching Colin drive the Bus. F.P.: Swapping dirty jokes with Jim. P.P.: Preps, racists who write on bathroom walls. F.S.: N.Y.C. here we come! DEST.: Is there one . . . seriously, Mars tech. football. AMB.: To be drafted by the M.F.L. to play 3-D football. RENATO FOTI: N.N.: Gold. ACT.: Boxing, weightlifting, photography. M.M.C.M.: None! F.P.: Weights and sex and eating. P.P.: People who smoke, ugly fat girls who have zits. F.S.: You guy! DEST.: University studying architecture. AMB.: Ar- chitecture or gigolo. STEVEN GALBRAITH: N.N.: Screamer. ACT.: Screaming, gumbies, Christmas float, yearbook, Grad. Committee. M.M.C.M.: Cottage ' 81, pie in the face (Talent Show ' 82), the cheer off. F.P.: Getting physical. P.P.: Listowel girls. F.S.: I wanna bear your children!! New York ■ you ' re so cosmopolitan it ' s scary!! DEST.: Star of 1988 Olympic Alpine Yodelling team, Europe. AMB.: Solo screamer for the Vienna Boys Choir. MICHELLE GLENNIE: ACT.: Tennis. MM. CM.: Mr. West ' s interpretation of ' C . . . Arms. ' F.P.: French Onion soup at Goody ' s, during the week - trips to Toronto. F.S.: Jane, are we to be in a French exam now? You smell like Southern Comfort! I am a shining instance of youthful piety. AMB.: To go fishing with Captain Highliner. CHRISTOPHER GARIEPY: ACT.: Computer Club, harassing Joey K., partying. F.P.: Camping, canoeing, partying. P.P.: Cliques, Joey ' s surprise quizzes. DEST.: Limbo. AMB.: Fame, wealth and happiness or better than $4.00 an hour. NANCY GRAY: N.N.: Pazge. M.M.C.M.: You ' re late! F.P.: Ob- serving. P.P.: Glass minds. F.S.: Once upon a time . . . DEST.: U.W.O. ELISABETH GEISSINGER: ACT.: Debating team, J.S.C.F. F.P.: Debating. P.P.: Grade 13 Phys. Ed. class, the arms race, acid rain. F.S.: Let it snow! AMB.: Avoid writing any final exams this year. LAURA GRINDSTAFF: N.N.: Stymie staff. ACT.: Volleyball, cross- country, swimming, rowing, track and field, S.A.A., orchestra. M.M.C.M.: When Finn said ' uh ' 384 times in one class. F.P.: Counting ' uhs ' , talking to skeleton in Mr. Ryan ' s filing cabinet. P.P.: Joe ' s overhead, Saunders ' 14. F.S.: You ' re a gentleman and a scholar! DEST.: Life after Central? - im- possible! AMB.: NEVER to get up at 4:30 a.m. for rowing practices again! MARIA GIANAKAKIS: N.N.: Mary, Lettucehead, Scruffy. ACT.: Cheerleading, Band, Gumby Cheerleader. M.M.C.M.: Dropping ENG. 551. F.P.: Tennis, swimming, sketching, stripping furniture. P.P.: Rm. 303, people who drop out, BKW. F.S.: Now I know! DEST.: Western and living through it. AMB.: To explore strange new world, to seek out new life and new civilizations and to boldly go where no man has gone before. DAVID GROSSMAN: N.N.: Hoover. ACT.: Golf team, premarital bridge playing. M.M.C.M.: Mr. West: Tn the British Army they call wake up call ' knocking ' em up ' . F.P.: Listening to Tiger games, watching Clint Eastwood movies, shooting Union. P.P.: Blue Jays, Leafs, ball players making $1 million a year. F.S.: Save a beaver, eat a tree. DEST.: Zargon at warp factor 7. AMB.: Play for the Tigers, be editor of ' Playboy ' . ROSANNA GIOIOSA: ACT.: Stage Band, Senior Band, piano. M.M.C.M.: Getting through a sax exam without Mary Cap on piano talking once to me. F.P.: Getting kicked out of the library. P.P.: Getting kicked out of the library, the essence of life. F.S.: Ask Felicia, she knows them all!! AMB.: To graduate. JASON GUDGEON: N.N.: Christopher Robin, Nanny. ACT.: Laughing at Screamer, yearbook. M.M.C.M.: Making a 5th business tape in ECL. F.P.: Sitting around in the cafeteria. P.P.: Mr. Cun- ningham ' s French Grammar sheets. F.S.: Function in disaster - finish in style. DEST.: Europe, law, nanny to the Royal family. AMB.: Star in remake of Raiders of the Lost Ark, first Centralite on the cover of ' Time ' magazine. LEONARD GUSHE: N.N.: (Little) Lenme. ACT.: Water polo, swim- ming, cross-country, running, golt. M.M.C.M.: Golfing with team at Fanshawe in the freezing rain. F.P.: Swimming, golfing, partying. P P • Punks, Land. F.S.: Don ' t sweat it!, Take a downer John. This week wasn ' t that bad, I only had one calculator stolen! DEST.: U. of T. AMB.: To have my name alongside Mark Spitz. JOHN GUTTERIDGE: N.N.: J.G., Gut. ACT.: Cross-country, F-ball, Studio Crew, scrounging. M.M.C.M ■ Bunny Rally, New Year ' s ' 80. F.P.: Scrounging with K.E., cleaning the Sin Bin, pressing wild flowers T.K.O. P.P.: Watching Bruce eat Dianne ' s punch lines. F.S.: Gads! Do it at home pervert! Beauty is skin-deep but ugly goes to the core. DEST.: Queen ' s or U.W.O. AMB.: Immortality, molson shareholder. CHRIS HAGARTY: N.N.: Hag, young Buist, Punter. ACT.: Wrestling, F- ball, track, tennis, punting. M.M.C.M.: May 24 weekend punt- ing. F.P.: Downhill skiing, going to the cottage. P.P.: Punkers, smokers. F.S.: Hi! I ' m the Punteri DEST.: Western, F-ball, police academy. AMB.: To beat both Marks at poker. To be richer than Doug. DAVID HAINES: N.N.: Hainesy. ACT.: Cross-country, soccer M.M.C.M.: Will be when last Gr 13 exam is completed. F.P.: Making money. F.S.: Well, you ' ve got to be using it before you run out of it ' DEST.: Business Administration at Laurier or Western. AMB ■ President of Royal Bank. WILLIAM HANAGAN: N.N.: Wild Bill Beast. ACT.: Track and field ' wrestling, F-ball, basketball, cross- country. M.M.C.M.: Wilf Fryday ' s GEO. 551 class, Bena, Nancy F P ■ Hiking. P.p.: Bena, Deb, Mr Manias. F.S.: Hey, it ' s your life 1 DEST.: Biochemistry at Magill AMB.: Teach Chemistry - Biology in Nigeria, get married and have 10 kids!! MARK HANIS: N.N.: Lingula (look it up!). ACT.: Sat. night hockey plastering up holey walls, Hag ' s fish camp. M.M.C.M.: The love quadrangle. F.P.: Eating ice cream and other ' sundries ' . F.S.: Frailty thy name is Women . please 1 Really!! Hag, pass the pepsi bottle ' . DEST.: The real world! AMB ■ To own my own airline and hotel(s) STEVE HANSON: ACT.: Basketball, wallball, President of the Dan Atlin fan club, nerfing. M.M.C.M.: Bloody Caesars in June!! F.P.: Morning coffees with Mike. P.P.: Grouch ' s wrest band, Rush, boxing out lessons from Herb, 6 year jocks DEST.: Eric Wood School of Standup Comedians. AMB.- A 200 hitter at wallball, Western Business school, and then the world! ! ELEANOR HEAGY: N.N.: Elite El ACT.: Orchestra, Sr. band, Music Council. M.M.C.M.: Champagne and strawberries, Washington D.C. F P : F-b with Carrie, cutting up babes P.P.: Babes, tans in April, being called Cathy (or Audrey . . .). F S : Indubitably! You ' re gone. DEST ■ Univ. of Southern North Dakota at Hoople, failing that . . . Queen ' s or Carleton. AMB.: To travel and raise bouviers. MICHAEL HEILAND: N.N.: Jimi ACT.: V-ball, basketball, SAA, Grad Committee. M.M.C.M.: Mr. Pauli ' s face when I dropped Calculus, Steelers beating the Cowboys - again, Stone ' s concert in Buffalo F.P.: Weekend planning, demolishing C.C.H. P.P.: Constantly losing to South, Bruce Springsteen. F.S.: Really niiice! Last round? DEST.: Toga V, Abe ' s next party. AMB.: Win a wallball world series to get a BullwinkleT-Shirt. CRAIG HEIZER: N.N.: Rocky, Ringo. ACT.: Band, orchestra, president HLC. failing functions. M.M C M Cottage ' 81, New Year ' s 80-81 F.P.: Watching Shreddies create a weird pastime. P.P.: J.G. ' s wine F.S.: Ah, geez, ah ha, a, a, argh ' DEST.: Cottage ' 82. AMB. ' Anywhere - to be rich DYANNE HENRY: ACT.: Yearbook French Club, Home Ec. Club M.M.C.M.: My last day of law. F.P. Dancing and swimming. P.P. Having a law class 1st thing in the morning. F.S.: Just a sec! DEST.: To be a chartered accountant for a rich firm. AMB.: To be a rich businesswoman that can have 5 maids to do the housework. GEORGE KARALIS: N.N.: Legs, Ch §, Stretch. ACT.: Distance running (cross-country, track, road running), astronomy, sleeping. M.M.C.M.: Having to discipline the cross-country t eam with the help of Mr. Nobes. F.P.: Running over police cars with my favorite spikes on. P.P.: Spilled Gatorade, the messy cafeteria. F.S.: No more grapes? Anyone do the homework? ' EST.: Western (Astrophysics). AMB.: To meet my incessant goals. DANIEL HILBORN: N.N.: Rod, Danbe, Dang. ACT.: Sr. band, stage band, orchestra. M.M.C.M.: Cottage ' 81. F.P.: Math games and precheesing. P.P.: ' Screamer ' . DEST.: Cottage ' 82. DALE KIDD: N.N.: Buddy, Apollo. ACT.: Drumming, Algebra, mud wrestling. M.M.C.M.: Reducing matrices, Kriskin show. F.P.: Playing for the wretched slugs. P.P.: J.G. ' s wine, filling out my Grad form. F.S.: Pick ya ' up at 7:00. God she ' s gorgeous! DEST.: Kevin ' s basement, or Sue ' s basement. AMB.: To be 7 ' 2 , black, 350 lbs. and drive the toy train at Storybook Gardens. CHRISTOPHER HODGINS: N.N.: T.P. ACT.: Wallball, golf, F-ball, nerfing, swat manoeuvering. M.M.C.M.: Ending my football career with my string of consecutive extra points unbroken. F.P.: Listening to good music, con- sumption, nerfing in winter, Mario ' s. P.P.: Auditions for talent shows, people who say stupid things. F.S.: Maybe. Are you ready Mike? DEST.: Wallball Hall of Fame, anywhere cheap. AMB.: Not much. PAUL KING: N.N.: Leprechaun, Provo. ACT.: Camera Club, Soccer team. M.M.C.M.: Being late for Mr. West ' s Eng. class. F.P.: Photography, tennis, soccer, barkeeping, reading. P.P.: Dan Atlin telling me now to drive. People who mimic my accent. F.S.: How ' re tricks? DEST.: To form an Irish Air Force and declare war on Mr. West and the R.A.F. AMB.: Journalism - Western. «• DIANE HOLROYD: N.N.: Di. ACT.: Gumbie Cheerleader, Grad. Committee, Caesars, Social Director, Santa Claus parade float. M.M.C.M.: May 24 weekend, Barb ' s cottage. P.P.: Preps, Calculus. F.S.: Sure. Have you heard the one . . .? DEST.: Tom Sellick ' s Ferrari. PHILIP KING: ACT.: Weathering blizzards in the pit. M.M.C.M.: Saturday morning after Abe ' s party. F.P.: Drinking. P.P.: Getting kicked out of the library, vodka. F.S.: . . . uck I ' m beat! DEST.: A.A., Lady Di ' s barn ' making hay ' . AMB.: Convince Lady Di to leave Charles for me. ANDREW JANES: ACT.: Studio Crew, driving cans. M.M.C.M.: SCH. 551 (5th yr. chemistry) Ha, Ha, Ha!!! F.P.: Hockey, watching F-ball, water-skiing, falling asleep in chemistry. P.P.: English, C.W., exams, disco, Math teachers, California. F.S.: Joe who? Test, what test? Wow, cosmic! DEST.: Univ. of Toronto, Skid row. AMB.: To be the founder of a trade union in Russia, and live! ERIKA KINKLEY: N.N.: Kinky, Kwinkers. ACT.: Sleeping in and talking. MM. CM.: The day Karen Baldwin came back after winning Miss Canada. F.P.: Lunches at Pickles with Ellen and the gang. P.P.: Cliques, essays and static cling. F.S.: Where ' s A ndre? Hi Chickaroo! DEST.: Into the arms of Andre, Europe. AMB.: U.W.O. or Queen ' s, eventually own my own business. CARRIE KNILL: N.N.: F-B., Turz. ACT.: Music groups, fattening Music teachers for . . .? M.M.C.M.: The day the North York kids were here and hearing their concert with a good friend. F.P.: Things that can ' t be talked about in a yearbook . . . not that Helen! P.P.: 2KS, Physics labs, music featuring every instrument - except my own! F.S.: I ' m a Bassoon Blower and I enjoy it! DEST.: Selling tarts to Mr. R. AMB.: U.W.O. - degree in basket weaving. RHYSA LEYSHON: N.N.: Punkin, Rulupa, L.L. ACT.: Wrestling, not drinking. M.M.C.M.: Being called Punkin by Chris Hagarty. F.P.: Writing Martha, watching wrestlers. P.P.: Cafeteria, teachers without bums, teachers ' clothes, bleach blonde rooks. F.S.: Hi hosebag! B.F.D. DEST.: Australia, red light district. AMB.: Semiprofessional prostitute. SUSAN KYLES: N.N.: Susie Homemaker. M.M.C.M.: Mud fight at Carruthers. F.P.: Going away to party for the weekend (Toronto). P.P.: T.R., that London is so far from Hull. F.S.: Gimmee a break! DEST.: The mountains. AMB.: Pass SCH. 551, anything but an Engineer - preferably a ski bum. ROBERT LINDHOUT: N.N.: CB, Dyke Hopper. ACT.: Football, wrestling, soccer, band, stage band. M.M.C.M.: Red Feather game against Wheable. F.P.: Working out the ' Blue ' elbow, laughing at Mr. Wood. P.P.: Preppies, punks, Californians. F.S.: I ' m not going to live through this class. What homework? DEST.: Ceeps! the Strip. AMB.: None - educated bum. KIT LAM: ACT.: Orchestra. M.M.C.M.: The Friday night dance during Christmas. P.P.: Teachers who always set tests on the same day and or week. F.S.: Algebra class was so quiet when the teacher was asking questions. DEST.: University or full time job. AMB.: Travel around the northern hemisphere. MONIKA LONG: N.N.: Arnie. ACT.: V-ball, basketball, badminton, tennis, SAA treasurer. MM. CM.: Graduating, Fri. night triple header B-ball games with Biff. F.P.: Sur- prise parties, Florida in March (thanks Deb!), French class with Mr. Cunningham. P.P.: In V-ball, ' the bitch ' diets. F.S.: That ' s your problem, not mine! DEST.: Alpine peaks in St. Moritz, Switzerland, to coves and beaches along Adriatic Sea. AMB.: To be bilingual. DONNA LAMB: N.N.: Blitz, Porky. ACT.: Basketball, V-ball, SAA, track and field, soccer, D.A.L.C. MM. CM.: Car accident in front of Central - great! F.P.: Driving, riding the bench in V-ball. P.P.: Habs fans, beggars for brothers. F.S.: Let ' s get organized?! Sounds good to me! DEST.: Gr. 14 or Thames Univ. by 2000 A.D. AMB.: To be 5 ' 8 and win W.O.S.S.A., to pass chemistry. JOHN MAKARAN: N.N.: Sparky, Wheableater. ACT.: F-ball, wrestling, ' A ' soccer, SAA, Com- puter Club. M.M.C.M.: The amazing Kriskin, X-mas carolling at Mike ' s. F.P.: Pumping iron, deer hunting. P.P.: Preps!!, punkers, janitors who think they ' re rugged, Gr. 9 babes. F.S.: Take my notes please!! Such is life. DEST.: Electronics Engineer, high paying job. AMB.: 57 , bench 500, Mafia nit man. DARREN LEWIS: N.N.: The stoic guy of Eng. Pd. 1. ACT.: Sitting in the library and analyzing other people ' s problems. M.M.C.M.: For one class Mr. West was interesting. F.P.: Making other people analyze my problems. P.P.: The air-conditioned cafeteria (winter season). F.S.: Can I see your Physics Lab book? DEST.: Shaving my hair and |oinmg a religious organization. AMB.: Mayor of London. KIMBERLY MARTIN: ACT.: Swimming, sewing, cooking, travelling. M.M.C.M.: When I graduate from high school. F.P.: Listening to music and fighting with sister Tracey. DEST.: To become an R.N. A. and then go into the armed services. AMB.: I ' d love to travel around the world, especially Australia, England, and California! JUDY McSEPHNEY: N.N.: Jud, Simon, H.B. ACT.: Swimming, going out for lunch with the girls and Mark! M.M.C.M.: Smem ' s party. F.P.: Meeting the girls for coffee, being a closet punk, dating Malcolm MacDowell. P.P.: Smem ' s legs, C.W. ' s obsession with obesity, bleach blondes. F.S.: I ' m not an H.B.!! DEST.: . . . after Central? AMB.: Mrs. Turkey King 1980 ' s . . . ? MONIRA MOUSSA: N.N.: Mommy, Bonehead. ACT.: Yearbook. M.M.C.M.: Mr. Scott falling off the desk in English class. F.P.: Arguing with everyone about Arabs. P.P.: Chemistry class, people who think Arabs marry for money. F.S.: Don ' t come knocking at my door when you need oil! DEST.: A huge castle in Saudi Arabia. AMB.: To marry a rich Arab oil sheik. ANDREW MEESON: MM. CM.: It has yet to happen. F.P.: Putting small furry animals into microwave ovens. P.P.: Non-teflon coated microwave ovens. F.S.: Question authority. DEST.: Desolation row. AMB.: To bring the downfall of the decadent western world and lead the masses to a socialist revolution. DOROTHY MRUGASIEWICZ: N.N.: Dorota, Snagglepuss. M.M.C.M.: Storytelling time in Mr. Nobe ' s class. F.P.: Doing the Chicago polka, digging up old coins in my back yard. P.P.: Speeches, commercials, pineapple. F.S.: Know what I mean jellybean? That ' s terrible. DEST.: Behind the Iron Curtain. AMB.: Live in Europe. ANDREW MEINING: N.N.: ' Handy ' Andy. ACT.: Motorcycles, skiing, stereos, swimming, badminton. M.M.C.M.: Central ski trips. F.P.: T and A, heading out with my trail bike in the back of my truck. P.P.: A nine iron possessing a licence to drive, lineups, gas prices, gorgeous Gr. 9 ' s. F.S.: A million dollars is only 100 million pennies. Balloons are cheaper than diapers! AMB.: To indulge in life. STEVE NEWMAN: N.N.: ' S ' . ACT.: Hockey, water polo, Sr. band, Stage band. M.M.C.M.: Winning Water polo Championship in 1980. F.P.: Playing hockey. P.P.: Punk rock, people who don ' t like hockey. AMB.: To get out of Central. NAEEM MERCHANT: N.N.: Grouch. ACT.: B-ball, V-ball, Sr. band, tennis, badminton, Bark Lake. M.M.C.M.: Winning City Cham- pionship B-ball 79-80. F.P.: Waking up before the sun to a bunch of Rook Midgets. P.P.: People who pretent to know everything but don ' t. F.S.: Super! For sure! Good stuff. DEST.: But there is no life after Central! AMB.: Invent a pair of unbreakable glasses. BRUCE PALMER: N.N.: Uncle Joe. ACT.: Jr. and Sr. F-ball, curling, cross-country. M.M.C.M.: Beating CCH in 79, the Hill cottage ' 81. F.P.: Emptying the sin bin of its contents, wasting the summer at the beach semi-saber. P.P.: Water balloons, girls from Listowel. DEST.: Cottage ' 82. AMB.: King of the Universe doesn ' t sound too bad. HELEN MERSKEY: ACT.: Sr. band, orchestra, Music Council, Computer Club, Hysteria in the Halls Society. P.P.: Exams that start at 8:30 or end at 3:30, soggy french fries. F.S.: Ya or Jah or Yah or Yaw (all pronounced the same way!). DEST.: Away, away - at least a few light years worth. FELICIA PAOLO: ACT.: Chamber orchestra, and orchestra, Grad. Committee. F.P.: Getting kicked out of the library, giving Mr. Richardson excuses for missing orchestra. P.P.: Space cadets, Calculus, the essence of life. F.S.: What a no-mind. You ' re such an air-head. I have a brain too - but I use mine! DEST.: Sydney, Australia. AMB.: To pass Calculus. PAM PARKER: M.M.C.M.: Mud fight at Carruther ' s field with Sue. P.P.: Punters, people who have an ambition to be a policeman. F.S.: Hagarty! My name ' s Chris! DEST.: Undecided. AMB.: None. SONIA PYLYSHYN: ACT.: Track, X- country, band, yearbook, moving away, coming back. M.M.C.M.: Tues., Feb. 23, 79 at 2:37-2:38. F.P.: Whining and complaining, biting my finger nails, doodling, horseback riding. P.P.: Changing schools, Yam-foo-foo, static cling, missing teeth. F.S.: Oh poo! DEST.: France? Western? Trent? AMB.: Travel with Barb, Martha and Jeremy Irons to Nigeria to live in an Ibo compound. JANE PATRICK: N.N.: Yane, pre- teen sweetheart, Clip. ACT.: Parade committee, yearbook, Student Council, Gumbies. M.M.C.M.: New Year ' s Eve, ' Do Not Disturb ' signs, Toronto, May 24. F.P.: Jits, watching a movie. P.P.: Short nylons, early nights. F.S.: Make a million! Come again? That ' s life. DEST.: Western, Queen ' s? AMB.: Become a multimillionaire, then open Branch (f 2 of Barb ' s com- mune. HELEN REIS: N.N.: Too tall. ACT.: Swimming, Gumby cheerleader, Santa Claus parade float. M.M.C.M.: Nov. 12, 1981. F.P.: Being with T ed. P.P.: T.T. F.S.: I don ' t care. It ' s up to you. BILL PIRGIONAS: N.N.: Rosko, Duke, Bronco. ACT.: Sr. and Jr. F- ball, wrestling, soccer, Jr. basketball, track and field. M.M.C.M.: Getting psyched up for the Wrestling Tournament with Singeris. F.P.: Bumping into Central nuts at Weldon. P.P.: Shakespearean plays. F.S.: You ' ll be all right! Arhidi. DEST.: Meeting Buckeroo anywhere, anytime. AMB.: Leaving the greasy spoon AND becoming a Greek Tycoon. NATALIE ROMANIUK: N.N.: Nats, Natalie Wood. ACT.: Skiing and spraining. F.P.: Lunch with the girls, being tickled by Screamer. P.P. Waiting for marks in German multiple choice in Chemistry. F.S. Hi kids! Where we going for lunch today girls! You weasel! DEST Wally. AMB.: Dietician. ANDREW POSPIELOVSKY: N.N.: His divine holiness Pope Pius III. ACT.: El Salvador, Chile, Demolition. M.M.C.M.: The first time I had A ' s. F.P.: Winning musical chairs! ( But you didn ' t win An- drew - shhh!). P.P.: Running out of ammunition. F.S.: Go, ghosts, Go!! DEST.: L.P.H. AMB.: Vice-principal of Central. ERIC ROWE: N.N.: Ric rave, squirt. ACT.: B-ball, V-ball, badminton, music, alligator wrestling, power lifting. M.M.C.M.: 25 ' base line hook with 1 second left. F.P.: Going to D.Q. after practice, discussing world politics. P.P.: Punkers, punk rock, grouch ' s wristband, short beds. F.S.: Chow for now! DEST.: Wealth, Western, basically aimless. AMB.: Roam the earth ' til I find myself, then die. JANET PURKO: N.N.: Stretch, Purk. M.M.C.M.: Smem ' s party. F.P. Lunch with the girls, bitching at Screamer. P.P.: Brutus, people who call me short, infinity. F.S.: The thing is . . . Must have been a lie . . . or what not! DEST.: 5 ' 2 . AMB.: To goto University. ZEYNEP SAKMAR: N.N.: Zip, Sis. ACT.: Yearbook, Camera Club, orchestra, String ensemble, Music Council. M.M.C.M.: Faking the whole 5 minutes of Dvorak in Gr. 9 Music Night. F.P.: Throwing mushrooms down people ' s shirts. P.P.: Physics experiments, egg salad sandwiches, muscles. F.S.: Si, Eek, Vas ist das? DEST.: To start all over again in Kindergarten and do it right. AMB.: To die July 16, 2064 and be reincarnated as a drummer. NICHOLAS SALDARIS: N.N.: 69 vicious, Nicky-Nicky. ACT.: F-ball, wrestling, soccer, boxing, music, picking up girls. M.M.C.M.: Being made the ft 1 Nick Saldaris in front of the whole school. F.P.: Playing my guitar and making dates. P.P.: Atomic sit ups. F.S.: I know a girl who lives on a hill, she won ' t do it but her sister will . . . DEST.: Prison. AMB.: Be a star on T.V. London for a day. ROBINA SCOULAR: N.N.: Beansky, Pads, Jellybean. ACT.: Dining out with the L.C.B. 20. M.M.C.M.: Leaving . F.P.: Sharing ' common ' moments with Laura. P.P.: Ron Macdonald and Mickey Mouse. F.S.: Chomp. Idi Amin lives in Central. DEST.: Skid Row, A.A. AMB.: Captain in 5 years. TRACY SCHUENEMAN: N.N.: Trash, B.B. ACT.: B-ball, Gumbies, Vice-President SAA, Caesars, Grad. Committee. M.M.C.M.: Being crowned F-ball queen. F.P.: Plan- ning May 24 weekend. P.P.: Preps, bleach blond rooks, 22 CCH. F.S.: Start drinking! Come again! DEST.: To relive my Central years on Fantasy Island. AMB.: Rhysa ' s pimp - an evening with Mickey (Mouse). PAUL SHAW: N.N.: Shotsy. ACT.: Running Sr. band, Stage band, orchestra, curling, German Club. M.M.C.M.: Pushing pennies with my nose (Gr. 9). F.P.: Writing essays, tests on Mondays, eating ice cream. P.P.: Inconsiderate people, noisy exam supervisors, brachycephalous pedagogues. F.S.: Hodie non eras, FOAO. DEST.: ROBERT SCHUETZ: N.N.: Bubba, Shootsie. ACT.: B-ball. M.M.C.M.: None- 1 came, I saw, I spent my time and left. F.P.: Skiing, camping. P.P.: Punkers, rude teachers who awaken you during class. F.S.: Hey? Sorry Sir, I was asleep. DEST.: Nowhere fast but somewhere soon. AMB.: Life on a 2 digit income. Forestry. CAROLINE SHECTER: N.N.: Kiki, Keek, Kikala. ACT.: All the school trips during class time. M.M.C.M.: Trying to get the whole class to skip Mrs. Dorey ' s Spanish class. F.P.: Hurrying home to watch GH, talking on the phone. P.P.: 1st class, last class, all the classes in between, Annie Logan. F.S.: You bug me! I am not! DEST.: University. AMB.: Figuring out what to write in this space. BARBARA SCHUST: N.N.: Barbie baby. ACT.: Yearbook, float com- mittee, Student Council, Gumbies. M.M.C.M.: Gbing to the drug store with Dianne. F.P.: May 24 weekend (running out of supplies). P.P.: White undies, the British navy preps (of course), cucumber sand- wiches. F.S.: Ya right! Groovy. DES T.: Huge commune in Hawaii for those who fail Calculus. AMB.: To make millions everywhere I go. To meet Mr. November. KARL SIMONSEN: N.N.: The late . . . ACT.: Orchestra, band, Stage band, choir, Music Council, Student Council, Math competition, Com- puter Club, Chess Club. M.M.C.M.: Hanover Exchange ' 80, carolling. F.P.: Orchestra rehearsal. P.P.: Bad bands, tedious homework. F.S.: Well, anyway . . . DEST.: Waterloo, to revolutionize the computer in- dustry while avoiding my kid sister. AMB.: To be happily married before 25. DEAN SCOTT: N.N.: Chuckie, Frenchie, Taps. ACT.: F-ball, yearbook, I.V.C.F. M.M.C.M.: Getting an essay back from Mr. McLacnlin. F.P.: Summers. P.P.: Boring classes. F.S.: Feeling sick Tim? AMB.: Finish this year. TED SINGERIS: N.N.: Singy, Tiger. ACT.: Sr. F-ball, Jr. wrestling, hockey, soccer. M.M.C.M.: Winning a F-ball game against CCH, watching Nick do atomic sit ups. F.P.: Driving into a friend ' s leg. P.P.: Scata, SPH 331, Physics, Nick Saldaris. F.S.: Don ' t talk to me like that! Lotsa time! DEST.: Anywhere, any time, anyplace. AMB.: Clothing store in Greece, sheep farmer in the Greek Mountains. KRISTIN SINGH: N.N.: Rice Krispies, Krispie, Tin. ACT.: Sr. orchestra, String ensemble, X- country, Cabaret 79, intermediate strings. M.M.C.M.: Food fights in the cafeteria, trying to get the whole class to skip Spanish. F.P.: Watching ' General Hospital ' , photography. P.P.: Schook, Bruce, niners, cliques. F.S.: Neato eh! I ' m sooo tired! DEST.: France or Toronto. AMB.: Figuring out what to do with the rest of my life. ANDREW SLATER: N.N.: Boozer. ACT.: Sr. orchestra, String en- semble. MM. CM.: Seeing the auditorium painted. F.P.: Studying for dictees. P.P.: 7:40 rehearsals. DEST.: Business Administration at Western. AMB.: 6 ' 2 , leader of the Federal Tories, another year at Central!! CONNIE STEWART: N.N.: T.A. ACT.: Cheerleader, Gumbies, Cabaret, Spanish Club, Grad. Committee. M.M.C.M.: The writing excellence movie with Cathy and Chris. F.P.: Observing posteriors of the male gender. P.P.: Youse guys, orals, peter pan, getaway boots, liars. F.S.: So how long have you two been going out?! DEST.: Broadcast Journalism. AMB.: This is Connie Stewart reporting from Cairo. TIMOTHY STINSON: N.N.: Du, Stins. ACT.: Tennis, V-ball, X- country, basketball, SAA, Student Council. M.M.C.M.: Having my locker beside J.V. ' s. F.P.: Ballooning and hand gliding. P.P.: Eggs, bleach blond rocks, Wild Bill, stubborn old English teachers. F.S.: Gimmee a break! DEST.: Western. AMB.: No ambitions whatsoever. EMILY SMALLBRIDGE: N.N.: Smem, Pegasus. ACT.: Student Council, Gumby Cheerleaders, Grad. Committee, Santa Claus parade float. F.P.: Dancing, raising hell, Day 1. P.P.: Normality, linoleum floors, blondes, AM music. F.S.: I ' m in Gr. 13, I can do ANYTHING! That ' s not the point. DEST.: Pinery, Toronto. AMB.: To meet Elvis Costello, live in England. PAMELA SWEENY: N.N.: Sweetknees, 12:30. ACT.: Prez (Student Council), 80-81 Cancer Campaign, Santa Claus parade, yearbook 80-81, school show, Rotary seminar. M.M.C.M.: Halloween Dance, Miss Canada Assembly, Presidential Election. F.P.: Seeing the rest of the house! P.P.: People who say VolleyVoll!! F.S.: Would you like to see the rest of the house? DEST.: France, Broadcast Journalism. AMB.: To be a filthy rich capitalist. MICHAEL SMITH: ACT.: Maintaining a low profile, breakfast at Mac- Donalds. F.P.: Porno horror flicks, pasta. P.P.: Gr. 13, having to pee after mom puts the snowsuit on, the size of my locker. F.S.: So, how ya been? AMB.: To lead the moral minority. MICHAEL SWIM: N.N.: Fish M.M.C.M.: Graduating. F.P. Listening to rock music on FM. F.S. It ' s going to be another one of those days! DEST.: Engineering. AMB.: Do a minimum of work for a maximum of money. JOHN SPRING: N.N.: Springs, Springer. ACT.: F-ball, wrestling, Studio Crew, soccer, road hockey. M.M.C.M.: Winning one F-ball game in 79-80 season in Jr. against CCH. F.P.: Street hockey, F-ball, water- skiing, downhill skiing, reading. P.P.: Mathematics, Chemistry. F.S.: Say what?? I don ' t know. DEST.: Carleton, Waterloo or Western - Journalism. AMB.: Make a million before I ' m 35. BARBARA TAYLOR: N.N.: Frog, Groovey, Karpo. ACT.: Being a hosebag, Student Council, Gumby Cheerleader, Santa Claus parade, Variety Show, Grad. Committee. M.M.C.M.: Water fight at Mother ' s, Em ' s party. F.P.: Drinking. P.P.: Bleach blond rocks, people touching my hair, having ' 50-60 ' teeth. F.S.: That ' s not the point! Where ' s Beth? DEST.: Toronto, Pinery. AMB.: Pass Gr. 13, to be rich and famous. DEBBIE TENNANT: N.N.: T.T., Debs. ACT.: X-country, track and field, badminton, wind surfing. M.M.C.M.: Surprising Martha Summerbum in Australia with a phone call. F.P.: Basking in the sun and wind surfing in Florida, listening to Mark ' s jokes. P.P.: G.I. Joe ' s glares, Beaver food. F.S.: Hiya kiddo! Hey brat! Boofer! DEST.: Baskin Robbins, Hawaii, Europe and U. of T. AMB.: U. of T. or Western and rooming with B.J. JANE VINCENT: N.N.: Janey, B.J., Janey-baby. ACT.: V-ball, in- tramurals, badminton, track and field, tennis. M.M.C.M.: ' 80 Geo. field trip to Sudbury. F.P.: B52 ' s, JGSO, Toronto. P.P.: 14 Saunders V-ball player, cafeteria, Reintjes ' overheads. F.S.: Just listen! Lib, do you know what ' s going on? DEST.: Deb ' s pool in Florida, T.O. with Shane, Hawaii. AMB.: University - Phys. Ed. STEPHEN THODY: N.N.: Auto, Webber. M.M.C.M.: Cracking up the old Rambler, fixing up the old Rambler . . . F.P.: Cottage parties, St. Thomas Dragway, saving Flipper when his dump truck breaks down. P.P.: Punkers, ramblers, Dot Timers, slow drivers. F.S.: Yeah, eh? Chuck you, Farley! What ' s the matter with you? 10-4. DEST.: South. AMB.: Sorry, no ambition. CATHERINE WALKER: N.N.: Catie, Deadbeat. ACT.: Student Council, Grad. Committee, Sr. band, Gumby Cheerleader, Variety Show. M.M.C.M.: Gr. 12 ' Love Quad- rangle ' , Karen and I. F.P.: Dancing, Friday night B-ball games, laughing. P.P.: People who give up, cafeteria murals, snowbanks. F.S.: Oh my ' Stars ' , we ' re in deep poo now. I don ' t DO school! DEST.: Here, there and everywhere. AMB.: Passing Gr. 13. CHRISTINA TIESZER: N.N.: Little One, Tiz, Pork Chop. ACT.: Or- chestra, German Club. F.P.: X- country skiing, Rascal, ' Pidgeons ' , running. P.P.: English classes, never getting past the first two bars of music in orchestra. F.S.: No! Never! No kidding! Want a gerbid? AMB.: Anything except English! COLIN WARE: ACT.: Studio Crew, Student Council, Grad. Committee, Music, orchestra, Theatre Arts school shows. M.M.C.M.: Wearing a skirt at Westmount Mall Cheer off. F.P.: Baseball, pleasure packs, togying? P.P.: Mir, AC DC, country music, preppies. F.S.: That ' s not in my sphere of reality. It ' s due when? DEST.: Sun, sand, surf - sunny California and degree in being able to relate. AMB.: $$$, power and beautiful women throwing them- selves at my feet. JOHN TONKOVIC: N.N.: Tonka M.M.C.M.: The last day. F.P. Partying. F.S.: Party Hardy. DEST. Western - to -enter the school of Business. AMB.: To live in Columbia. JOHN WARING: N.N.: Shabables. ACT.: Swimmer for London ' Y ' Aquatic Club. M.M.C.M.: Coaching ' 80-81 Central swim team. F.P.: Sleeping. P.P.: Rebels without a cause. F.S.: An ounce of application is worth a ton of abstraction. DEST.: To live in Europe as an en- trepreneur. AMB.: To be an aerospace engineer, to win an Olympic Gold in swimming. RENU VARKEY: ACT.: Trying to get organized. M.M.C.M.: The whole year. F.P.: Tennis, music. P.P.: Cooking, cleaning my room, growing my hair! DEST.: Western. AMB.: Educated beach bum. DEBORAH WARNOCK: N.N.: Deb, Deborah, Debber . . . ACT.: Dancing, parties, going out for lunch with the girls and Mark! M.M.C.M.: OS. at Smem ' s party. F.P.: Wrestling with my locker! being late for V.R. ' s class. P.P.: P.P. ' s, Viv, Smem ' s legs, punks, bleached blondes. F.S.: Eat my shorts! Ya Squid. Come on Viv! DEST.: Is there truly life after Central? AMB.: To get higher than a 50.5 average in mylast yr. iki CHRISTINE WATSON: N.N.: Chris, Batgirl. ACT.: Student Council, Grad. Committee, Gumby Cheerleader, 3 L ' s, School Show, Santa Claus parade. M.M.C.M.: Water fight at Mother ' s, sun bathing in the snow. F.P.: Fri. night home games, dances, watching boy wonder, singing. P.P.: Cafeteria murals, snowbanks, people too mature to cheer. F.S.: Baby! To the batmobile! DEST.: Banff, Australia. AMB.: Finish school, Nursing. DAVE WHELEN: N.N.: Biff. ACT.: Wallball, F-ball, track and field, curling. M.M.C.M.: Almost scoring a touchdown against Saunders, Darrin at Mario s, Hoover at Joe ' s. F.P.: Playing wallball, listening to the Doors, drinking. P.P.: Ted Reinhard, Stu Pott ' s conducting, skunky beer. F.S.: Hosebag! DEST.: Wallball Hall of Fame, Frat house. AMB.: To win a Wallball world series, go fishing with Emily. BOB WOLF: N.N.: Brillo. ACT.: Swim team, golf. M.M.C.M.: Being hit in the face with a pie, Cottage ' 81. F.P.: Road hockey, winter golf. P.P.: Punkers, 3-D movies, California, J.G. ' s wine. F.S.: That ' s smooth! DEST.: Las Vegas with the amazing Kreskin Show. AMB.: Recreational Director at L.P.H. MICHAEL WONG: ACT.: Skiing, tennis, consuming exports. M.M.C.M.: Last day. F.P.: Xes spelled backwards. P.P.: Math classes, mice. F.S.: It ' s all right. DEST.: Business at any University. AMB.: Chief Executive Officer at Royal Bank of Canada. DEBORAH WILLEN: N.N.: Doodlebug, Miss North Africa. ACT.: School, Christian Fellowship, Rockhounds, sewing, art. M.M.C.M.: Hit on head with chocolate pudding in ' 81 food fight - Great! F.P.: L.C.B.20., spear making, sleeping. P.P.: Calculus, push-ups, Bill Hanagan, porno pictures. F.S.: If God made men, where did we come from? DEST.: Anything but marriage. AMB.: World Champion Spear-Chucker. BARBARA WILSON: N.N.: Barb. ACT.: B-ball, Int. Sr. band, Music and Student Councils, Grad. Committee, Gumby Cheerleader. M.M.C.M.: Camping with girls, carolling at Mr. Nobes. F.P.: Monty Python, listening to Screamer do Edith Prickley. P.P.: Being called ' Barbie, ' L ' Etranger. F.S.: Simply amazing! Trouble! DEST.: U. of Waterloo - Urban and Reg. Planning or home for mentally incompetent. AMB.: To develop another theory about brontosauruses. PETER WINNINGER: M.M.C.M.: Last day of Grade 13. P.P.: Grad. Information Sheets. DEST.: Jupiter. AMB.: To become Pope. ABSENTEES MIRALI PHILIP DEMAYO YEAR FOUR GRADS SUE BARROWS: N.N.: Barlow, Sueby, Clyde. ACT.: V-ball, eating, drinking and being merry. F.P.: Visiting Mr. Laine and his lovely office, eating, drinking and being merry. P.P.: Any high school test or exam or even any high school. F.S.: How dry I am! DEST.: Fanshawe. AMB.: To become richer than Al. LINDA CUNNINGHAM: N.N.: Sly Pork, Sex dwarf. ACT.: Knitting earmuffs for baby seals. MM. CM.: The day Mr. Homer made a joke and it was actually funny. F.P.: Indulging In the frivoltles of life. P.P.: Smurfs, Rubick ' s cubes. F.S.: How ' s your karma? DEST.: To be a Mongolian sheepherder ' s wife. AMB.: To see David Bowie live in concert. ANNE GRAHAM: N.N.: Bean, Sunshine. ACT.: Sr. Orchestra, Sr. and Intermediate Band, Spanish Club, Music Council. M.M.C.M.: Sending valentines to all the guys Valentine ' s Day ' 79-80. F.P.: Drinking coffee with J.B. at Hoagy ' s. P.P.: People who say this is true a lot, certain Eng. teachers. F.S.: Know what I mean bean 7 DEST.: Beal Special Art. AMB.: To make it as a fineartist. SANDRA McNAUGHTON: N.N.: Mick, S and M. ACT.: S.I.T.P. M.M.C.M.: Graduating (if I make it). F.P.: Al and skipping without getting caught. P.P.: Monday mornings and getting caught doing my F.P. F.S.: I ' m not short. DEST.: Is there life after Central 7 AMB.: Stockbroker on Wall St., New York. MARGARET QUIGLEY: NN: Squiggy. ACT.: Procrastinating. M.M.C.M.: Y.S. in W.M. at M.Q. ' s P P.P.: FR.., Y.S. and especially N.M.! F.S.: Yeah, right! C ' mon Yo 1 AMB.: To graduate high school and become a member of society ' s working class adults. JENNIFER REID: N.N.: Jenreid. ACT.: School shows, band, dancing, cast parties. MM. CM.: New York City ■ ' hoppin and boppin ' down Broadway with Mar. F.P.: Semiformals and wine with Beav II. Gus, Beav I, Doo and Mar. P.P.: Smokey - whisky breath, cougar shoes. F.S.: Groove on down the road. DEST.: York or Western. Broadway then Hollywood. AMB.: My name in lights beside Warren Beatty ' s. Men, money and movies. SO YOU THOUGHT Like a voice heard but not comprehended, so you could not comprehend the wind which tossed you about, A leaf fallen from a tree . . . Driven by the wind, shaped incessantly by its power, constantly changing in every way. So you vainly channelled your energy into mastering the force which markedly shaped your life. At the same time. . . Observing, Other leaves hopelessly tossed about, each shaped in their own unique way . . . Observing, Different leaves brought together by the wind, for a mere instant of time, then, sadly parted by the wind, never to come together again . . . so you went along, knowing not the direction you would take, nor what you were searching for, The cold wind opened the book which sat upon the table, page by page . . . So when you blindly thought you had just mastered the wind, and could finally come to rest in the place the wind had carried you, A hurricane came along and, swept you away . . . 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GRAD COMMITTEE FRONT ROW: ' J.B. ' Barr, ' Barb ' Wilson, ' Karpo ' Taylor, ' Suds ' Delaney (Chairman), ' Cheater ' Walker, ' Batgirl ' Watson, ' God ' Atlin, ' Christopher-Robin ' Gudgeon, ' Gutt ' Guttendge. ROW TWO: ' Shport ' Ware, ' Jimi ' Heiland, ' Biff Whelen, ' Smem ' Smallbndge, ' Dianne ' Holroyd, ' Trace ' Schuenemann, ' Robin ' Ellington, ' Yane ' Patrick, ' Pam ' Sweeny, ' Screamer ' Galbraith. ROW THREE: ' Zip ' Sakmar, ' Pablo ' Paolo, ' Biafra ' Cap, ' Dimples ' Gioiosa, ' Kathy ' Demas. (ABSENT: Barb Schust). DEBATING CLUB Mrs. Janitis, Mike Wright, Sari Alter, Elizabeth Geissinger, Mike Sheasby. (ABSENT: Steve Crosbie). fiXP.a COMPUTER CLUB FRONT ROW: Ernie Bieman, Fiona Sommerset, Craig Cudmore, Manel Sweetmore. Robert Weir, Helen Mersky, Elisheva Chernick. ROW TWO: Mohamed Moussa, Mark Moorcroft, Caroline Sorl, Andrew Yates, Richard Church, Chris Gariepy, Anne Marie Moorcroft, Sadie Lewis, James Redekop, Cathy Cagiannos. ROW THREE: Mr. Pauli, Vlad Hachmski, Al Jones, John Makaran, Mike Sheasby, Bill Church, Ruth Morrison, Jamie Morrison, Mike Tyrrell, Frank Ham. ROW FOUR: Karl Simonsen, Steve Crosbie, Robin Ellington, Paul Shaw, Steve Liabotis, Drew Jenner, Carrie Knill, Veromka Blokker, Frank Seglemeks, Mr. Wood. MATH TEAM FRONT ROW: Karl Simonsen, Chris Gariepe. ROW TWO: Paul Shaw, Katie Simonsen, Gerard Stocker, Mr. Abel. ROW THREE: Manel Sweetmore, Dave Grossman, Henry Song, Anil Gupta. FRENCH CLUB FRONT ROW: Kaumudi Marathe, Ruth Morrison, Monique Lock, Martha Benson. Sarah King. ROW TWO: Scott Woolford, Heather MacBoy, Mary Canzona, Kathryn Alexandre, Michelle Blackmore, Christine Sterling. ROW THREE: Christine Stibmski, Marcelle Lindouht, Veronica Blokker, Jill Patrick. Barbara Gnatiuk, Julie Whelan. Madam O ' Leary. WAR GAMES CLUB FRONT ROW: Ernie Bieman, Mitche Lee, Rich Seo, Brian Flynn, Jim Benmcasa. ROW TWO: Gerard Stocker, Henry Song, Richard Church, Bill Church, Andrew Yates, Mr. Gord Watson. ROW THREE: Larry Greenfield, Paul Smallbndge, Chris Cole, Brian Roberts, Drew Jenner, Ben Vidmar, Mir AN. Hf ' Jt tttift CHESSCLUB FRONT ROW: Allen Herrington, Caroline Son, James Benincasa, Tushar Kumar, Robert Weir. ROW TWO: Andrew Yates, Ben Vidmar, Marshall Petch, Garth Billington, Bill Church, Mr. Blosdale. ROW THREE: Richard Church, Karl Simonsen, Drew Jenner, Brian Roberts, Eric Geissinger, Jim Chung. FAMILY STUDIESCLUB FRONT ROW: Sameena Merchant, Deirdre Curran, Belinda McConnell, Barb Antony, Lily Wong. ROW TWO: Mrs. Ritenburg, Dyanne Henry, Veronika Blokker, Jill Patrick, Mrs. Hanna. ROW THREE: Debbie Dawe, Tammy Koppenhoefer. STUDIO CREW FRONT ROW: Anita Monnikendam, Bob Lindhout. ROW TWO: Mr. Reinhard, Davut Aksoy, John Gutteridge, Simon Aldrich. ROW THREE: John Spring, Colin Ware, Andrew Janes. REACH FOR THE TOP FRONT ROW: Caroline Son. ROW TWO: Pat Hodgson, Manuel Sweetmore, Anil Gupta. ROW THREE: Mike Wright, Mrs. Hanna, Colin Ware. ROCKHOUNDCLUB FRONT ROW: Clare Menzies, Catherine Cagiannos. ROW TWO: Robert Weir, Jill Patrick, Nick Teasdale. ROW THREE: Jeff Kent-Rodgman, Bill Church. ROW FOUR: Mr. Demaray. CAMERA CLUB FRONT ROW: Dan Abboud. Mike Sheasby, Margot Aldrich. ROW TWO: Paul King, Allan Hernngton, Manuel Sweetmore, Mr. Ryan. CENTRAL OMNI-SERVE FRONT ROW: Amy Metzger. ROW TWO: Alex Soltan, Dan Atlin, Mr. Kraemer. ROW THREE: Ayumi Bailly, Denise McCourtie, Susan Spring. (ABSENT: Mike Curtis, Don Kershaw). GERMAN CLUB FRONT ROW: Colin Ware, Paul Shaw. ROW TWO: Christine Tieszer, Martha Benson, Gauvin Bailey, Chris Hanington. ROW THREE: Sarah King, Garth Billington, Debbie Neufert. CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP FRONT ROW: Jacquie Wilken, Jill Patrick, Veronika Blokker, Len Cler-Cunningham. ROW TWO: Mr. Reinhard, Craig Cudmore, Graham Pate, Elizabeth Geissinger. CANCER CAMPAIGN Mrs. Janitis, Lib Brown, John Dawdy. Sameena Merchant, Dyanne Henry, Mr. Manias. !!« !I ' !1 ' P ' II ' I ' 1 II I If IJF in m k CENTRAL OMNI SERVE To show our appreciation to our local community, several hundred students picked up garbage in downtown London Ernie McTavish Award Winner Donna Lamb Our Donna was selected for this award from all the Secondary School students in London. No one ever deserved this award more! C?cJr 2 ' , t B I. MARTHA SUMMERBY OUR EXCHANGE STUDENTS DAWN KERSHAW Dawn will be going to Hildershein, West Germany next year. Our thoughts will be with you Dawn. DALE KIDD Dale Kidd was due to go to Argentina but because of the war he will not. We ' re not sure of his destination. Maybe Brazil. o o 0£ f THE SILKEN TENT She is as in a field a silken tent At midday when a sunny summer breeze Has dried the dew and all its ropes relent. So that in guys it gently sways at ease, And its supporting central cedar pole. That is its pinnacle to heavenward And signifies the sureness of the soul, Seems to owe naught to any single cord, But strictly held by none, is loosely bound By countless silken ties of love and thought To everything on earth the compass round, And only by one ' s going slightly taut In the capriciousnessof summer air Is of the slightest bondage made aware. Robert Frost In Loving Memory of Karen Spunky Galsworthy CENTRAL ' S COLOURFUL LIFE If -vT ' £ B £k« - ' + A  Jfc J w ■ , j V IjflllT ' ' m r r f 5 4 (i 3 !± -to ■0k 9  $+  , ■ Central ' s Karen Baldwin - Miss Canada 1982 Once again it was a very successful year for the Central Music department, a year marked by many successes. Among these triumphs we managed to reduce the hot dog surplus to zero at the annual barbecue in Gibbons Park, and our familiar grapefruit and orange campaign reached its goal of one truckload. 81-82 was a year of expansion into projects other than the traditional, such as making new uniforms for the girls of the Sr. Band and Orchestra. Composite photographing of the various senior performing groups gave the students a chance to have pictures of themselves with their instruments. Travelling was much evident on our already crowded agenda. A long haul to Toronto, accompanied by students from Beck and C.C.H was arranged in orde to see the Canadian Opera Company ' s production of Die Fleidermaus. The highlight of the year was our overnight exchange with the Kmgsville District High School. This was accompanied by a day visit to the Boblo Island Amusement Park. It was a productive and fun year in the department. Many thanks go out to all who participated in making it a success! Jennifer Boyd MUSIC COUNCIL FRONT ROW: Mr. Richardson, Diana Dutz, Elisheva Chernick, Eleanor Heagy, Jasmine Sweatman, Helen Merskey, Barbara Antony, Mr. Potts. ROW TWO: Ann Corbet, Tereasa Bramerd, Martha Proctor, Anne Graham, Lib Browne, Jennifer Boyd, Mary Bere. ROW THREE: Carrie Knill, Simon Aldrich, Arun Konanur, Karl Slmonsen, Barb Wilson. INTERMEDIATE BAND FRONT ROW: Dave Shaw, George Bere, Craig Cudmore, Margaret Markvoort, Ruth Morrison, Karen Anderson, Sarah Jones. ROW TWO: Mr. Potts, Darryl Field, Marguerite Newing, Jeremy Heywood, Sue Tanton. Snez Isailovic, Veronika Blokker. Kathy Simonsen. ROW THREE: Richard Church, Mike Stinson, Jeff Peacock, Paul Brennan, Chris Kuflik. Arun Konanur, Garth Billington, Frank Seglenieks. SENIOR CONCERT BAND FRONT ROW: Elisheva Chernick, Helen Merskey, Barb Shecter, Ayumi Bailly, Emily Heller, Frances Fee, Lesia Schula, Jenny Reid, Dawn Antone, Mary Bere, Helen Kotsovos, Jane Whelen, Rosanna Gioiosa, Marie Walker, Caroline Wells, Eleanor Heagy, Judy Fagan. ROW TWO: Seong-Sim Jung, Sandra McSephney, Rona Sherebrin, Maria Alikakos, Linda McDougall, Felicitas Liepmann, Susan Kendall, Martha Proctor, Carrie Knill, SueFarquhar, Alex Kyraszczuk, Anne Graham, Jennifer Boyd, Cathy Walker, IrisTaub, Michele Brown, Mr. Potts. ROW THREE: Louise Fagan, Ann Corbet, Katy Simonsen, Wendy Morley, Erin Pettit, Tereasa Brainerd, Lawrence Ball, Boyd Davis, Jim Chung, James Wright, Dave Whelen, Lib Brown, Barb Wilson, Soma Pylyshyn, Virginia Smith, Corinne Berman. ROW FOUR: Debbie Neufert, Craig Heizer, Simon Aldrich, Scott Gives, Bob Lindhout, Paul Shaw, Eric Rowe, Kevin Flynn, Ernie Seglenieks, Drew Jenner, Arun Konanur, Dan Thomson, Karl Simonsen, Bob Boulianne, Jeff MacDonald, Lorna Watson, Anita MacKenzie. STAGE BAND FRONT ROW: Jane Whelen, Erin Pettit, Mary Bere, Dawn Antone, Jenny Boyd, Rosanna Gioiosa. ROW TWO: Mr. Potts, Anne Cor- bet, Scott Cordell, Paul Brennan, Ted Peacock, Alex Laine, Lib Brown. ROW THREE: Scott Gives. Arun Konanur, Paul Shaw, Bob Lindhout, Drew Jenner, Jeff MacDonald, Simon Aldrich. INTERMEDIATE STRING ORCHESTRA FRONT ROW: Paul Brennan. Anne Hunter, James Redekop. Eve Stambler, Julie MacMillan, Carrie Portis, Sharllyn Janzen, Allen Harrington, Gordon Cleland, Suzanne Brown. ROW TWO: Darlene Calhoun, Suzanne Holmes, Nora Maynard, Leslie O ' Driscoll, Christine Sterling, ROW THREE: Jennifer Baird, Elizabeth Smith, Scott Woolford, Mir Ali, Fiona Somerset, Seong-Sim Jung, Heather MacVoy. Lisa Steele. Alix Barton, Kecia Singh, Larisa Eluchok, Heather Ferguson, Kim Ziegner, Heather Hurst. ROW FOUR: George Cleland, Jill Patrick, Chris Newman, Richard Seo, Mike Webster, Kaarlo Koskiala, Frank Ham, Jane Monteith, Marion McDougall. Anthony Morham. Mr. Richardson. STRING ENSEMBLE FRONT ROW: Tessie Dawber, Louise Walters, Felicia Paolo. Mr. Richardson. Barbara Antony, Matthew Smith, Lib Browne. ROW TWO: Shaun Shivers, June Nagai, Cardine King, Zeynep Sakmar, Steve Hanna, Gordon Cleland. ROW THREE: Kristin Singh, Diana Dutz, David Brownstone. George Cleland. Jasmine Sweatman. Brian Flynn, Pam Land. SENIOR ORCHESTRA FRONT ROW: Seong-Sim Jung. Tessie Dawber, Mary McKellar, Ann Corbet, Nancy Kershaw, June Nagai, Anne Hunter, Carrie Knill, Martha Proctor, Zeynep Sakmar, Barb Anthony, Jasmine Sweatman, Michelle Brown, Suzanne Brown, Helen Merskey, Elisheva Chermck. ROW TWO: Kristen Singh, Barb Antony, Rona Sherebrin, Katie Simonsen, Anne Graham, Pam Land, Louise Walters, Lib Brown, Jill Patrick, Debbie Whatmore, Wendy Morley, Heather Hurst, Christina Tieszer, Susan Gushe, Anita McKenzie, Mr, Richardson. ROW THREE: Diana Dutz, Caroline King, Katie McCourtie, Gordon Cleland, George Cleland, Gavin Bailey, Lawrence Ball, Karl Simonsen, Frank Ham, Brian Flynn, James Redekop, Tereasa Brainerd, Eleanor Heagy, Felicia Paolo. ROW FOUR: Steve Hanna, Simon Aldrich, Kaarlo Koskiala, Dan Hilborn, Eric Rowe, Dave Brownstone, Dave Thomson, Ernie Seglenieks, Arun Konanur, Paul Shaw, Chris Cole, Shaun Shivers, Craig Heizer, Matthew Smith, Jennifer Boyd. MADRIGALCHOIR FRONT ROW: Katie Simonsen, Michele Brown, Jasmine Sweatman. ROW TWO: Heather MacVoy, Fiona Somerset. ROW THREE: Gordon Cleland, Karl Simonsen, George Cleland. STUDENT ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION FRONT ROW: Doug Lamb, Sue Hayman, Catnona MacFarlane, Judy Payne. Megan Spring, Amy Jane Bull, Cindy Taylor, Ginger Seaman. Kim Hyatt, Sandy Farrell, Rona Sherebrin, Donna Lamb. ROW TWO: Kim Ziegner. Don Kudo. Dave Whelan, Pam Land, Sue Farquhar. Jackie Wilken, John Vouvalidis, Alix Barton, Becky Walker, Dawn Kershaw. Lisa Steele, ROW THREE: Martha Dow. Deb Whatmore. John Barr. Tracey Schueneman, Mike Heiland, Dave Cluett. Mark McManus, Martin Byrne, Mike Wright, Sue Spring, Debbie Neufert GUMBIE CHEERLEADERS FRONT ROW: Robin Ellington. Cathy Walker, Chris Watson. Jane Patrick. ROW TWO: Chris Delaney, Colin Ware ROW THREE: Barb Wilson, Dianne Holroyd, Dan Atlin. Pam Sweeny, Steve Galbraith, Tracy Schueneman. JUNIOR FOOTBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: Darryl Field, Tony Ristine, Mike Stinson, Chris Kuflik. Gary Makns. Stuart Carrothers, Dan Abboud. ROW TWO: Coach Cunningham, Paul Mercer, John Reis, Doug Mann, Pete Reintjes. Phil Coe, Dieter Hartill. Joe Lame. ROW THREE: Brad Skinner, John Clifford, Jeremy Heywood. Ian Thompson, Phil Singens, John Kellenberger. Steve Edgar, Eric Geissinger, Steve Leask, Dave Stewart. (ABSEN I : Mike Rothfeld. Tom Cox, Jeff Moscoe). .. ,«- ■ «, SENIOR FOOTBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: Don Kudo, Andy Dollar, John Makaran, Angelo Currado, John Barr, John Spring, Dave Whelen. ROW TWO: Terry Buffett. Bill Pirgionis. John Vouvahdis, Ted Singens, John Reese. Nick Saldans. ROW THREE: Mr. Stroud. Jeff MacDonald, Bruce Palmer, Alex Lame. Chris Hodgms, Chris Carruthers, Sandy Schomberg. Jeff Brodenck, Geoff Lahn, Mr. Reintjes. ROW FOUR: Bob Lindhout, Chris Hagarty. John Dawdy, Chris Cuylle, Dougald McKillop, John Sanio. MIDGET BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: Suzanne Browne, Kim Ziegner, Julie MacMillan, Marianne Turner, ROW TWO: Ginger Seaman, Jane Davis, Mrs. Hanna, Karen Morgan, Kecia Singh. JUNIOR BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: Karen Doyle, Mary Alix Ralph, Brenda Cavers, Suzanne Holmes, Larisa Eluchok. ROW TWO: Carrie Portis, Chris Humeniuk, Julie Farquhar, Sandy Harris. ROW THREE: Andrea Johnson, Kim Atlin, Heather Hurst. (ABSENT: Miss Innes. Coach). SENIOR BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: Jacquie Wilken (Manager). Donna Lamb, Kirsten Miller. ROW TWO: Marcelle Lindhout (Scorer), Pam Land, Cindy Taylor, Monika Long, Margot Warner. ROW THREE: Miss Rowe (Coach), Debbie Whatmore, Erin Holland, Barb Wilson. Sue Farquhar. FRONT ROW: Steve Millar, Tal Leyshon, Doug Lamb. Jeff Skelton, Tom Por. ROW TWO: Steve Ferguson, Gus Vouvalldis, Jan Milde, Vic Oland, Fred Schuetz. Kon Haehlingvonlanzenauer. ROW THREE: Mr. Wood. !UNIOR VOLLEYBALL FRONT ROW: Tim Stmson, Mark Ernst. Al Farquhar. Naeem Mer- chant. ROW TWO: Rich Pincombe (Coach), Alfred Banholzer, Kevin Eck, Mark McManus, Eric Rowe, Marty Pincombe. ROW THREE: Gordon Paddock, Jon Bishop, Rob Schuetz. SENIOR VOLLEYBALL X-COUNTRY FRONT ROW: Anthony Morham, Veronika Blokker, Lisa Boggitt, Mary-Beth Carroll. ROW TWO: Steve Hanna. Scott Woolford, Debbie Tennant. ROW THREE: Geordie McDonald, David Payne, David Haines. Mr. Nobes. ROW FOUR: Paul Shaw, Mike Lenart, George Karalis. SWIM TEAM FRONT ROW: Johanna Billings, Marli White, Manon Cartwright, Elizabeth Smith, Robbie McDonald, Brenda Cavers. Mary-Beth Carroll, Sue Tanton. ROW TWO: Erlka Dutz, Sandy McSephney, Judy McSephney, Glenys Cavers, Marie Walker. Laura Grindstaff, Peter Humphrey. ROW THREE: Chris Hough, Mr. West, Bob Wolf. Andrew Meining, Ron Melynk, John Waring, Leonard Gushe. Wade Forsyth, John Dawdy. WRESTLING TEAM FRONT ROW: Tony Ristine, John Lloyd, Ted Singens. Pete Reintjes, Jim Benincasa. ROW TWO: Tal Leyshon, Mark Ernst. Eric Geissmger, Chris Hagarty, Alan Farquhar, Nick Saldans, Mark Turnbull. Mr. McLaughlin. MIDGET BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: Victor Oland, Tom Por, Manuel Sweetmore, Jason Pennington, Eric Talman, Anil Gupta, Sean McCormick. ROW TWO: Mr. Lawrence, Jeft Skelton, Joe Lame, Geotf Fellows, Matt Kendall, Nico Lorenzutti, Neil Hendnckson, Frank Seglenieks, Charles Wright, Naeem Merchant. JUNIOR BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: Scott Cordell, Rob Chand, Darryl Field, Mike Rothfeld, Gary Markis. ROW TOW: Don Coatsworth, Pearce Lahn, Fred Schuetz, Tony Smith, Steve Liabotis. WOSSA ' AA ' SENIOR BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS FRONT ROW: Alfred Banholzer, Rob Schuetz, Mike Heiland, Marty Pincombe, Steve Hanson. ROW TWO: Alistair Linton, Naeem Merchant, Eric Rowe. ROW THREE: Mr. Peterson, Kevin Eck, Gord Paddock, Ernie Segleneiks, Brian DeCaluwe, Chris Cuylle, Chris Hodgins, Jeff Max. HOCKEY TEAM FRONT ROW: John Kellenberger, Chris Kufhk, Peter Humphrey, Wade Forsyth, Chris Orendorff, John Organ, Russell Aldcroft. ROW TWO: Steve Newman, Chris Newman, Rob Hampson, Reid Smith, Dave Cluett, Alex Lame, Don Kudo (ABSENT: John Barr). w f xfi r «jj 4 MIDGET VOLLEYBALL FRONT ROW: Suzanne Holmes, Darlene Calhoun, Kecia Singh, Lansa Eluchok, Sarah Jones, Johanna Billings, Karen Doyle, ROW TWO: Mark Ernst, Julie MacMillan, Jayn Arnold, Milisa Rodger, Jane Davis, Jane Monteith, Barb Sczokin, Kim Ziegner, Mr. Homer. JUNIOR VOLLEYBALL FRONT ROW: Suzanne Brown, Brenda Cavers, Karen Andreson, Julie Farquhar, Cathy Adcock, Mary Beth Carroll, Jennifer Collyer. ROW TWO: Jill Patrick, Maya Zimmerman, Andrea Johnson, Kim Atlin, Emma Walker, Ginger Seaman, Miss Rowe. CURLING TEAM FRONT ROW: Boyd Davis, John Bishop, Bill Church. ROW TWO: Lee Wang-Suk, John Lloyd, Dan Abboud. SENIOR VOLLEYBALL FRONT ROW: Laura Grindstaff. Donna Lamb, Jane Vincent. Momka Long, Kirsten Miller. ROW TWO: Rhysa Leyshon, Sandra Farrell, Pam Land, Deb Whatmore, Martha Dow, Phyllis Edgar, Miss Innes. BOYS SOCCER SENIOR BOYS ' SOCCER: FRONT ROW: Don Kudo, Gary Makaris, Martin Byrne, Brian Decaluwe, Mike Tieszer, Tushar Kumar, John Vouvalidis. BACK ROW: Mr. Manias, Mark McManus, Jim King, Sandy Schomburg, Jeff Broderick, Adam Bhamiee, Colin Ucar, Dave Payne . GIRLS SOCCER GIRL ' S SOCCER: FRONT ROW: Suzanne Brown, Laura Grindstaff. Donna Lamb, Kim Hyatt, Jenny Boyd. ROW TWO: Camila Troughton, Dawn Kershaw, Hasmi Giakoumis, Fiona Highley, Suzanne Holmes, Judy Payne, Susan Spring, Sandy Farrell, Martha Dow. ROW THREE: Mr. McLachlin, Judi Fagan, Kim Atlin, Andrea Johnson, Sue Millman, Deb Whatmore. GIRLS TRACK TEAM BOYS Heather Hurst Veronica Blokker Heather McVoy Lisa Boggitt Kim Ziegner Christina Stirling Ginger Seaman Caroline Sori Marie Walker Phyllis Edgar Anita DeRoos Diane Jones Leslea Gordon Ginger Seaman ■ Chris Kuflik - Veronica Blokker Lisa Boggitt - WOSSA Discus Champion 5th OFFSA Discus WOSSA Discus Silver 8th OFFSA Discus WOSSA 800m. Champion 4th WOSSA 400 m. WOSSA 1500 m. Silver 4th WOSSA 800 m. Pat Hodgson Brad Skinner Bill Hag Al Jones Chris Kuflik Jeff Skelton Nico Lorenzutti Les Pedell Joe Hockin Mike Lenart George Karahs Dave Whelen Geordie McDonald SENIOR A BADMINTON SENIOR B BADMINTON SENIOR A: FRONT ROW: Andrew Meining. MIDDLE ROW: Naeem SENIOR B: FRONT ROW: Alistair Linton, Sue Farquhar. MIDDLE Merchant, Monika Long, Jane Vincent, Eric Rowe, Kim Hyatt. ROW: Mike Luke, Debbie Tennant. BACK ROW: Mr. Pauli, Gord BACK ROW: Mr. Pauli, Al Farquhar, Mr. Blosdale. ABSENT: Paddock, Marty Pincombe, Mr. Blosdale. ABSENT: Sarneena Suzette Thomson, Mike Wong. Merchant, Lindsey Foster. JUNIOR BADMINTON JUNIOR: FRONT ROW: Mr. Blosdale, Manon Cartwright, Julie Farquhar, Al Newman. Julie MacMillan, Mr. Pauli. BACK ROW: Jayn Arnold, Carrie Portis. Richard Seo, Kaarlo Koskiala, Paul Brennan, Eric Talman Despite the poor turnout for the team, the players that did play showed spirit and determination in all of the games we played in. The and 6 record does not tell of the close games against Beck and Banting, nor does it tell of the many proud moments the players as a team experienced on the field. It is only hoped that more people will try out for the team next year, and that the string of losses will sharpen a yearning for vic- tory. As for this year ' s team, we can be proud in saying that we did the best we could under the circumstances, and that is all anyone could have asked for. In closing, I can safely say this season has meant more in terms of fond memories gained, then in games lost. Best wishes to the Senior Football Ghosts of ' 82. The 1981-82 Senior Boys Basketball team had a very suc- cessful season, surprising all of their critics. The combination of an improving front line, experienced guards and excellent coaching enabled the Senior Ghosts to compile a 28-13 won-loss record, including a 9-3 record in a very tough Western Division. Among the team ' s accomplishments this year were winning the consolation championships at the Brock University tournament and the Athlete ' s Foot tournament in Sarnia. The highlight of the year was a four game sketch in which the team won the W.O.S.S.A. A. A. championship, giving Mr. Peterson his first W.O.S.S.A. title in 17 years of coaching and qualifying the Ghosts for the All-Ontario championships. The team made it to the quarter-finals of the All-Ontario cham- pionships before being eliminated. The team would like to thank the many loyal fans for their incredible support throughout the season, and the six John Makaran Co-Captain graduating player ' s wish next year ' s team as much success as had in this season, and more! ! Steve Hanson Naeem Merchant (Co-Captains) JUNIOR BOYS ' VOLLEYBALL Central ' s Junior Boys ' Volleyball team performed relatively well this year. We finished the season with a 6 and 8 record. Inconsistency was one of our biggest problems. We had only two players from the previous year on the team. By next year some of the new talent will be developed and the team looks forward to a prosperous season. A special thanks to Mr. Wood for putting up with all of us. Allen Newman SENIOR BADMINTON TEAM The Senior Badminton team had a very successful season. The ' A ' team placed third in the West division allowing our girls and boys singles, girls doubles and mixed doubles to play at Conference. Al Farquhar placed third at Conference and fourth at WOSSA. Jane Vincent and Naeem Merchant placed second at Conference and third at WOSSA. The ' B ' team had a good season with the boys singles and doubles making it to Conference. The Junior team had Carrie Portis taking second in girls singles at WOSSA. Our thanks go to Mr. Pauli and Mr. Blosdale for their time and coaching which made this season such a success. A special thanks also goes to Craig Evans, a student at U.W.O. who volunteered his time to help coach us. 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ONTARIO N6B 1T6 farewell and good luck to all, love John chris Taste the real thing. Coke! LE CHATEAU GOLDEN GLIMPSES What do Shakespeare, Homer and yearbook com- mittee ' s have in common 7 Certainly not writing techniques that will last centuries, nor literary or ar- tistic genius to shock the world, but all of the above try to capture and hold some part of human life and make it timeless. History is timeless, but history does not have to apply to the whole world to be that way. A yearbook hopes to capture a year of one ' s life and create an image of it, so that it will never be forgotten. As this yearbook draws to a close, so does a very eventful year both at Central and throughout the world. As we arrived at school in September, we brought back memories of our romantic holidays mingled with visions of the glamourous wedding of the Prince and Princess of Wales. As the world fell in love with the new Princess, Central ' s Cross-Country team was running to many victories including a midget girls cross-country WOSSA champion. As September passed, October began with the tragic news of the assassination of President Anwar Sadat in Egypt. The month ended on a more cheerful note with our successful fashion show, thanks to the efforts of Paula Crofts, Traci Fontana and their talented models. On November 2, Central ' s Karen Baldwin was crowned Miss Canada 1982, which resulted in a tremendous boost in our school spirit which seemed to improve over the year. This spirit was illustrated by the first year success of our Gumbie cheerleaders who, although they didn ' t win in the Westmount cheer-off, were very popular contestants. Winter festivities started out with Musical chairs and the road hockey tournament. As the hockey teams battled it out on the road, the Senior Boys Basketball team battled it out on the court and became WOSSA AA champions. Not to be outdone, the Girls Junior and Senior Volleyball teams also competed in WOSSA. As Central had its athletic champions, so did Canada. Steve Podborski thrilled Canadians with his downhill victories which resulted in his being the World Cup Champion 1982. As the temperatures continued to fall our spirit continued to rise, as evident from our Florida Day which received city wide coverage. Spring finally arrived and the war raging in the Falkland Islands seemed very far away as we canvassed towards one of our most successful cancer campaigns ever. An event which will always be important in Canada ' s history was the signing of Canada ' s own constitution in April, 1982. At home, school politics wound up as elections drew near. Creative posters plastered the school halls and intriguing election speeches made voting decisions more difficult. Finally, the school was given another honour when Donna Lamb, president of the S.A.A, was awarded the Ernie McTavish award for the City of London. The Grade nines are glad to see their rook year over though the grads are sorry to see their high school days at Central draw to a close. They will take with them many cherished memories. Our intent for this Golden Glimpses page was not to make a calendar of the past year, but to put down on paper some of the important events which have oc- curred over the 1981-82 school year, both at Central and throughout the world, in order to give this year some meaning, some place in your memories. Twenty years from now, you may no longer remember all of these events which happened, but hopefully seeing them in print will spark your memory to recall some of this year: to recall funny incidents, good friends, to see what was important to you now. because these are the things which will have shaped you into the person you will be. If this copy of Glimpses enables you to remember something of 1981-82. instead of it just being part of your schooling, then it will have served its purpose. Autographs Published by Josten ' s National School Services Ltd. Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada