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

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1983 volume:

ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRA 3 1833 03740 0188 GENEALOGY 971.302 L84LTA 1983 .on don C n+ral Second aru oq Idakrfoo 5f ondorx , Orrfario m-iqes ' in Ik ' : a] lI M Table of Contents Principal ' s Message 4 The Student Council 5 Yearbook Staff 8 Undergrads 9 Grads 33 f Little Mary Sunshine 52 Faculty and Staff 55 Clubs 63 Music 75 Sports 81 Golden Glimpses 104 A Message from Our Principal A yearbook is a valuable acquisition. It will bring back so very many happy and pleasant memories, and perhaps some poignant memories, of old friends and acquaintances. The preparation of this book has been a huge task very ably ac- complished by the hard work of the yearbook staff. The editors, Karen Eck and Meg Gaily, have done a magnificent job assisted by many others and their staff advisor Mr. Demaray. This year the school grew con- siderably in size and the spirit has never been better. Our students, staff and the community have given a tremendous force to our activities. Not the least of these is the gaining of three city championships in one week. A great deal of this is due to the efforts of our graduating class and the student leaders. I offer my thanks to the graduating students for your efforts during your years in the school. May good fortune go with you in your futures. And Vice-Principal As you look through this yearbook, now and in years to come, you will be reminded of your friends, acquain- tances and the happy times you had at Central. It also reflects the people and events that made this year an especially memorable one at Central. The increase in the size of the student body and the addition of new courses has enriched the school. The able leadership of the student organization, the dedicated help of the staff and the support of the parents has made the school year very suc- cessful. From student art work hung in the halls to championship teams we have gained a pride and satisfaction that has nourished the vitality and spirit of the school. The yearbook editors, staff and advisors are to be congratulated on producing a fine yearbook. Since they started last summer, Meg and Karen have put many hours and a great deal of work into the yearbook. Your efforts are appreciated. To the graduates, I would like to offer my thanks for your contribution during your years at Central. All my best to you in the future. Wif '  r v 1 ■ I mU r i J $k 1 j v_i- P H ■ ■ V M 2 - Ej H FRONT ROW: Michael Wright, Karen Eck, Donald Kudo, Stephanie Penman. Mary Bere, Libby Dalrymple. Nancy Short, Kelly McKuen, Wendy Edwards, Leslea Gordon, BACK ROW: Mike Brooke. Jean Janzen, Cindy Taylor, Debbie Neufert, Felicitas Liepmann, Larisa Elochuk, Susan Hayman, Scott Stafford. ABSENT: Ayumi Bailly, Janice Gadd, Sue Kendall. The Student Council Central Secondary School. (Catchy opening?) This institute is the place the person who thought up the word cosmopolitan probably had in mind. The staff and students are diverse in background, dress, manner and dreams (future, that is). This makes it both a joy and a hardship to be Student ' s Council President. The individuals provide a vast variety ot talents and ideas - yet this same diversity makes it difficult to bring the student body together as a whole. Realizing this, the Student ' s Council attempted to tailor events accordingly (whatever that means). The members ot the Council worked very hard and otten overstepped, no - EXCEEDED their expected duties. They deserve a lot of credit and praise. Central achieved an excellent reputation in London in 1982-83. Help maintain this level in the future. Finally, happy perusal of this, your Yearbook. Keep passing the open windows. Executive FRONT ROW: Scott Stafford, Mark McManus, Michael Wright, Donald Kudo. BACK ROW: Leslea Gordon, Sue Kendall, Mary Bere. THE FIRST OF MANY GLIMPSES . . . Second childhood already? FRONT ROW: Annemarie Moorcroft, Ayumi Bailly, Sue Tanton, Jennifer Dick, Lorna Watson, Karen Eck, Meg Gaily, Janice Gadd, Shawn Gamble, Corinne Berman. ROW TWO: Chris Murphy, Heather MacVoy, Michele Blackmore, Paula Crofts, Erin Pettit, Megan Bradley, Sue Stennett, Sarah Smith, Andrea Wenninger, ROW THREE: Nancy Potter, Jasmine Sweatman. Alex Kyrasz- chuk, Scott Woolford, Kelly McKuen, Sue Richardson, Julie Whelen, Sarah McLarty, Maggie Fellows. ROW FOUR: Nora Maynard, Lisa Peretic, Sharina Dube, Margaret Mazan, Louise Fagan, Mr. Demaray (Staff Advisor), Debbie Neufert, Radka Kratky, Jill Hodgins, Sue Peretic. Mike Cameron. ABSENT: Sue Farquhar, Alan Herrington. An editor at work!?! Yearbo ok Staff For Glimpses ' 83: Co-Editors: Karen Eck, Meg Gaily Comptroller: Radka Kratky Undergrads: Alex Kyraszczuk Grads: Corinne Berman Faculty: Nancy Potter Literary: Sue Stennett Photography: Mike Cameron and other contributors Artwork: Cathy Cagiannos Advertising: Alan Herrington Staff Advisor: Mr. Demaray Karen: Well Meg, here we are, the end of the year and it ' s time to think up a message for this book. What do you think we ought to write? Meg: Well, we could say how much fun we had. K: Fun? Are you serious?? Why don ' t we tell them about all of the toil, sweat and anguish? M: All of the ragged fingernails, missed classes and headaches in the name of creative en- deavours? K: Right. But it WAS interesting watching the whole book come together. M: And saying which pictures get in and thinking up blackmail threats. K: There ' s something I ' ve been meaning to ask you. When do we get paid? M: Paid?? Karen, there ' s something I ' VE been meaning to tell you. We don ' t. K: We don ' t get paid??? No money? M: No. No money. K: There ' e something wrong in a world where you don ' t get paid for doing a whole year of slave labour. M: Ah yes, Karen, but it ' s 12:20 at night and I ' m supposed to be studying Functions and so we don ' t get paid. UNDERGRADS The undergrads: the most important group ot people in the school. What is an undergrad ? An undergrad is anyone in grades nine through twelve who is returning to Central to continue their education - in other words, anyone who is not graduating. These are the people that make up at least three quarters of the school ' s population and have the most influence on the activities and events that occur in the school. The undergrad years are something shared by everyone, and an experience that no one will ever forget, especially if they were spent at London Central. The 1982-83 school year at Central was as fulfilling and exciting as any previous or future year. For many of us, the first day of school was like any other. However, for a large group of people it was a brand new exciting experience: the first day of high school. As the new crop of ninth graders tried to find classrooms, meet and remember all those names and faces, and get used to the absence of recesses, the rest of the undergrads reflected on growing a year older. By October, school life was settling in and the undergrads had become their usual closeknit group. The grade elevens proved their force by winning the tug-of- war contest over every other class, in- cluding the thirteens. Successfully in- tegrated into high school life, a number of grade tens decided to give a new dimension to the words short hair . For the twelvers it was a year of partying and living it up, in preparation for the studious life of grade thirteen. For all the Central undergrads it was a year for new faces as the ex-Beck students greeted a new school, but by June everyone had suc- cessfully mingled to form an extra-special body of Central students. As the school year draws to a close, faces begin to look towards the sun of summer, but also the upcoming fall. For some, it will be the final year, when responsibilities set in and seriousness takes hold. For others it will be another year to meet people and make friends, as well as implant their feet deeper into the Central soil. And for some it will be a new experience as the first year of high school begins. Whatever the new year brings, the effects of this year will always be felt and the memories filed away in that great case of undergrad years. BpS i _ «r Wm E ' A J iff Amm W ft 1 OjSRf w Grade 9 Jonathan Alderson Stacy Anastasiadis Ayone Armbrister Nick Assuras George Athanasakos Rob Atkinson Sara Bailey Kathleen Bale Tammy Ball Heather Barrett Sophia Benos Shane Birkengren Andrea Bishop Mike Boydell Megan Bradley Jennifer L. Brown Jennifer W. Brown Tami Brown Gil Bub Charles Bull Darion Burdick Michele Butson Lesley Butterick Jennifer Caldwell Stephanie Cameron Heather Campbell Mike Carr Sally Carr Reni Catsamoundis Alison Cavers Bmdu Cherian Carolyn Cho Catherine Church Drew Climie Donna Colbourn Grade 9 Ravindra Conway Dominique Cote Lisa Cunningham John Currado Carolynne Cuylle Chris Dahl Jane Dale Libby Dalrymple Mary Daratzikis Theresa Darnell Peter DeShane Laura Deakin Mike Dean Popy Delagrammaticas Alexis Demopoulos John Dickinson Heather Dow Anne Dreyer David Farrell Maggie Fellows Marny Findlay Mary M. Flnkenzeller Jonathan Fiske Robert Fleming Bill Flmn Brian Foster Alice Galsworthy Blair Gamble Jennifer Garber Grade 9 Kyffen Gaudet Joel Gehman Jeff Gilliard Chris Gishler Tom Good Irene Gotz Gisele Goure Bill Broubos Christine Groves Heather Guthrie Tina Hnsikos Beth Hunter Constantine loannou Susan Isailovic Jonathan Izawa Julie Jenner Heather Johnston Guido Kang Jeff Kerley Warren Kidd Robin Kiewiet Hee-Sun Kim Chris Kinakopoulos Jennifer Knights Shawn Koppenhoefer Grade 9 Alan Kosaric Georgma Kntikos Patty La Course Stacy Lane Tanya Lanfranconi Shawne Latta Joe Leckie Lisa Ledgley Peter Lee Vanessa Liepmann Yin-Chmg Lin Marlissa Lindhout Antonio Liokossis Kim Little Rick Lloyd lid I ubke Lamond Ma Susan Macaulay Scott MacDonald Randy Mack Kelly MacKewn Nick Marns Kim MacVoy Judy Manley Paula Markle Janice Marshall Scott Marshall Denise Mayville Julie McCully Grade 9 Wendy McFadyen Chris McGarry Karyn McGettigan Sarah McLarty Sharon Meertens Daniel Mellamphy Peter Miljkovic Sean Moore Michael Mustard Britta Nolte Michelle Nother Darren O ' Dwyer Paulum Patel Geoff Peacock Stephanie Penman Lisa Pennington Thomas Pickering Arthur Pieterman Dean Pittas Lisa Pritchett Joel Pylyshyn Jeff Rae Robin Rankin Jennifer Rayner James Reynolds Sue Richardson David Robson Mike Ross Theresa Ross Richard Rowe Melissa Safran David Sample Paul Schuetz Peter Sebekos Pattie Sheers Grade 9 Dee-Lynne Shewan Lisa Singer Al Skinner Paul Smith Andrew Somerset John Song Kay Song Tanya Spence Nikki Stephens Tina Stevens Katie Stibbards Kinga Sugar Paul Szczokin Bruce Tanton Lisa Temoin Greg Tostevin Julie Tyrrell Annette Uniac Tom Vandeloo Stephanie Van Egmond Jennifer Verdam Dave Vermue Esther Vincent Hellen Vouvalidis Susan Wagner Ivan Walker Sherrie Walker Rolf Warnoff Jeff Weekes Tim Whalen Alison Wheeler Ted Whitford Shawn Wilcox Mandy Wilson David Yates Grade 10 Dan Abboud Cathy Adcock Scott Allan Paul Antony Carolin Backmann Jenny Baird Sarah Baldwin Alix Barton Michele Batey Pam Baty Mark Becker Katie Beckoft Ernie Bieman Johanna Billings Michele Blackmore Veronika Blokker Paula Breckon Suzanne Brown Marc Brunner Amy Jane Bull Nicole Caccamo Cathy Cagiannos Pam Cameron Cathy Cameron Graham Campbell Mary-Beth Carroll Grade 10 Manon Cartwright Laura Chapin Geoff Corbet Todd Cordell Gillian Cree Cathy Cuylle Lisa Dafoe Jane Davis Bob Delagrammaticas Sharina Dube Mike Duncan Steve Edgar Wendy Edwards Lansa Eluchok Julie Farquhar Geoff Fellows Ron Ferwerda Brian Flynn Brent Foxcroft Elaine Gamble Brian Glenn Larry Greenfield David Griffiths Anil Gupta Vladimir Hachinski Frank Ham Grade 10 Bill Haq Sandy Harris Susan Hayman Lara Helders Allen Hernngton Joe Hockin Pat Hodgson Heather Hurst Snezana Isailovic Jennifer Jackson Andy Jamieson Sharilyn Janzen Mark Johnston Alan Jones Alanna Jorgensen Marina Klefyakis Amarjlt Lail Doug Lamb Joe Lane Mitche Lee Brenda Leverette Sadie Lewis Nico Lorenzutti Catnona MacFarlane Julie MacMillan Heather MacVoy Mike Magee Doug Mann Margaret Markvoort Nora Maynard Sean McCormick Marion McDougall Cindy McEllistrum Michele McKinnie Clare Menzies Grade 10 Kann Micheelson Steve Miller Annemane Moorecroft Karen Morgan Jamie Morrison Ruth Morrison Chris Murphy Rita Murty Greg Newman Mlchele Nicolson Leslie O ' Drlscoll Judy Pasic Graeme Pate Lisa Peddell Jason Pennington Lisa Peretic Michael Pickett Anthony Polci Tom Por Allison Rankin Rob Rath James Redekop Will Redrupp Peter Reinties Yvetta Romano Rick Russell Pat Ryan Grade 10 Eric Sahrmann Petra Schindhelm Ginger Seaman Frank Seglenicks Richard Seo Mike Sheasby Jonathan Shykofsky Kecia Singh Jeff Skelton Brad Skinner Jay Skowronski Paul Smallbridge Elizabeth Smith Doug Smith Fiona Somerset Henry Song Lisa Steele Jim Stensil Christine Sterling Gerard Stocker Cathy Strano Manuel Sweetmore Eric Talman Mike Tyrrell Vesna Vilovski Rebecca Walker Robert Weir Andrea Weninger Julie Whelen A. Jay Williams Dennis Wong Charles Wright Selia Yang Kim Ziegner Grade 11 Margot Aldnch Kathryn Alexander Maria Alikakos Silvina Almeida Karen Andersen Louis Arnos Angela Assuras Gauvin Bailey Sundip Bajai Lee Bale Lawrence Bal Tim Ball Doug Bannister Drew Beaton Tom Bell Paul Bennett Martha Benson George Bere Henk Bervoets Garth Bilhngton Greg Blackwell Lisa Boggitt Lisa Brodenck Nicola Brown David Brownstone Anne Burley Grade 11 Christopher Burton Darlene Calhoun Scott Campbell Mary Canzona Stuart Carrothers Brenda Cavers MarkChahl Bruce Chapman Kooyeon Chun Richard Church George Cleland Gordon Cleland John Clifford Mary Climie Jennifer Collyer Susan Collyer Becky Congdon Tim Cook Scott Cordell Tom Cox Craig Cudmore Colin Day Mike Dengler Jennifer Dick Joanne Drogemuller Julie Ellington Grade 11 Judy Fagan Frances Fee Yvonne Ferguson Adam Fox Gary Franklin Liz Frijia Eric Geissinger Michelle Glasser Kate Guttendge Utsy Hadaro Kon Haehlingvonlanzenauer Hoda Hammoud Evan Harris Dieter Hartill Catherine Hartling Jennifer Heatherly Jeremy Heywood Jeannme Hleba Kim Hoggarth Suzanne Holmes Chris Humeniuk Anne Hunter Meggen Janes Jean Janzen Lesa Jenner Andrea Johnson Sarah Jones Grade 11 Shirley Jones John Kellenberger Matthew Kendall Nancy Kershaw Jim King Sarah King Sue Kisch Tina Kopping Kaarlo Koskiala Helen Kotsovos Stavros Kremmidas Chris Kuflik Pearce Lahn Jill Lawton Stephen Leask Sam Lercara Tal Leyshon Steve Liabotis Felicitas Liepmann Marcelle Lindhout Monique Lock Susan Lougheed Andrew MacDonald Jason MacDonald Robert Maclnnis Kevin MacKay Gary Makris Lisa Malloy Heather Mayville Belinda McConnell Colleen McGregor Chris McKaskell Tracy McQuiggan Danny Miljkovic Charmaine Mohammed Grade 11 Marc Moorcroft Monique Morris Jeff Moscoe Mohamed Moussa John Murray June Nagai Rob Noel Sean O ' Dwyer Angela Papasideris Judy Payne Jennifer Peacock Ted Peacock Les Peddell Marshall Petch Maurice Plommer Carrie Portis Susan Procop Mark Prokopious Vicki Purcell Mary-Alix Ralph Mandy Reid Harold Reynolds Suzanne Richard Tony Ristine Brian Roberts Deb Robertson Milisa Rodger Grade 11 Semyon Rubinchik Michael Schell Fred Shuetz Dave Shaw Valerie Shea Rona Sherebrin Philip Singeris Ravinder Singh Christine Skibinski Barry Smith Susannah Smith Natalie Snih Mark Spears Megan Spring Dan Strasser Lara Sutton Gilbert Tarn Sue Tanton Kevin Taylor Derek Temoin Ian Thompson Mike Thompson Cassie Thorogood Bill Trifonopoulos Chad Tucker Ben Vidmar Emma Walker Rob Walmsley Louise Walters Janine Wanamaker Jacquie Wilken John Wilson Cheryl Wiper Scott Woolford Andrew Yates Grade 12 John Abboud Russ Aldcroft Sari Alter Dawn Antone George Antoniuk John Armer Ross Atkinson Kim Atlin Ayumi Bailly John Basky Jim Benincasa Kelly Benn Wendy Berman Jonathan Bishop Fiona Braidwood Paul Brennan Andrea Chapin Bruce Chartens Bill Church Len Cler-Cunmngham Jamie Conklm Paula Crofts Deirdre Curran Barb Czyzowski Boyd Davis Kathy Davis Grade 12 Brent Day Anita DeRoos Jeremy Devereux Erika Dutz Phyllis Edgar Louise Fagan Sue Farquhar Steve Ferguson Kevin Flynn Wade Forsyth Barb Foster Don Fraser Maria Frijia Janice Gadd Diane Genereaux Scott Gives Barb Gnatiuk Michelle Graham John Griffiths Noelle Gnmbert Vicky Groubos Sue Gushe Chris Hanington Dana Harder Emily Heller Matt Hendnckson Robin Henschell Paul Highley Chris Hough Grade 12 Lon Huber Jill Hughes Peter Humphrey Drew Jenner Petra Jenny Diane Jones Seong Jung Zorka Kasanic Jeff Kent-Rodgman Caroline King Jeff Kinney Peter Kinakopoulos Radka Kratky Katie Kritikos Alex Kyraszczuk Sandy Kynakos Tasia Labrinos Michael Laleff Pam Land Miriam Langdon Wang-Suk Lee Alistair Linton John Lloyd Anita MacKenzie Dave Maguire Grade 12 Dave Mann Mary Martin Jeff Max Margaret Mazan Denise McCourtie Sandra McSephney Ron Melnyk Amy Metzger Sue Millman Lome Moore John Morgan Wendy Morley Mala Murty Megan Nelson Debbie Neufert Allan Newman Graham Norris Sara Nuss Gord Paddock Erin Pettit Robert Pieta Marty Pincombe David Read Chris Reid Steve Remtjes Luke Roberts Danny Robinson Mike Rothfeld Mark Rutledge Grade 12 Diana Sakellis Beth Samuels Caroline Sanderson John Sanio Lesla Schulha Barbara Shecteer Paramjeet Singh Tony Smith Alix Soltan Susan Spring David Stewart Jack Studzienny Gail Sussman Cindy Taylor Nick Teasdale Jane Thorpe Troy Townsend Camila Troughton Brandee Trower John VanDaele Gus Vouvalidis Jim Walden Lorna Watson Mike Webster Staffan Wensing Linda Wong Sung Yang Debbie Zimmerman Rich Zlatinsky - 1 .J r SI T, - J v. 1 r fcjl n SI i The Beavers BEFORE the Bash! We Resent This!! J 4 . - --.-4 .. £ My real yearning at the elementary school I served at was so that here in this high school, education and discovering life in general would be easier. As it turned out the education was also fun. I have en- joyed Central, and I am sad to say good-bye, but like everyone else, I must. A Typical Student SIMON ALDRICH: P.P.: Politicians and Bigots. N.N.: Pete ' s boyfriend. ACT.: Trying to duplicate Mr. Blosdale ' s after shave. F.P.: Discussing existentialism in Mr. Cunningham ' s French class. AMB.: To be an assistant Librarian at Beal. DEST.: Third string waterboy for the Chicago Cubs. M.M.C.M.: Mr. Abel ' s math class. F.L.W.: Pete, this child is our responsibility. ALFRED BANHOLZER: P.P.: Mr. West for English. ACT.: Midget, Junior and Senior Basketball, Junior and Senior Volleyball, S.A.A. Intramurals. AMB.: Money, Own Property, DEST.: Western, Europe. M.M.C.M.: Winning W.O.S.S.A. Basketball. Going to O.F.F.S.A. F.L.W.: Aufwiedersehen. ANGIE AMBRUS: P.P.: Liz, IT. N.N Angledut, Poopoo face. ACT Snowball fights and swimming. F.P. Tickling D.S. AMB.: To sing singing in the rain in the rain! DEST.: U.W.O. M.M.C.M.: Spending the whole night in the bathroom at a Halloween dance. F.L.W.: No!!! Wasn ' t me! Hungarians are people too! SHEILA BANNON: P.P.: Im- perfections in other people. N.N.: Sh ' law. ACT.: Badminton, swim- ming, skating, skiing, working. F.P.: correcting imperfections in other people. AMB.: To convince cer- tain people that Ingersoll is not a hick town. DEST.: U.W.O. F.L.W.: You know what I mean! GEORGE ANASTASIADAS: P.P.: Is that your car or your parents? N.N.: Mario. F.P.: Going to Florida. AMB.: Wife, kids, dogs, station wagon, one house, maybe a second one. DEST.: California, French Riviera, M.M.C.M.: Playing poker in the cafeteria for big stakes! (Weingarten). F.L.W. I don ' t believe I ' ve finished (and neither does anyone else). I still don ' t believe it is worth it. Goodbye forever. SUSAN BARROW: P.P.: Preebs, obnoxious people like Dave. N.N.: Barlo, Sueby, Hildie. ACT.: M.D.H. Member of N.L.P.A. F.P.: M.D.H. Partying, Vienna, working at L.B.A. AMB.: To obtain my MRS. To make money faster than I can spend it. DEST: Business Administration at Western. M.M.C.M.: January 30, 1981. Labour Day weekend 1981, camping at Medway. F.L.W.: Should I stay or should I go? BARBARA ANTONY: P.P.: Finding out the BOOK is right! N.N.: Barb. ACT.: Intermediate Orchestra, Senior Orchestra, String Ensemble, Grad Committee, Music Council, Home Ec. Club, French Club. F.P.: Watching Barney Miller . AMB.: To travel. DEST.: Senegal or Western. M.M.C.M.: Interiors ' 81. F.L.W. : The BOOK is wrong AGAIN, Mr. Wood! STEPHAN BECKHOFF: P.P.: Un- dipped toenails, warpath make-up. N.N.: Dish head, Flotsam face, cutie. ACT.: Save the rubber wear committee. F.P.: Living the life of an idiot savant. AMB.: To become the first man to have a baby. DEST.: Lewis baking school for the invalids. M.M.C.M.: Missing Grade 12 math exam, being convinced to drop it, then failing the course. F.L.W.: You ' re all but a bunch of grunt bags. SHAWN BALE: P.P.: Infidelity. N.N.: Sweetie. ACT.: Writing poems, drawing pictures, writing songs, being in love. F.P.: Playing the guitar (Loud). AMB.: To be a big rock star! DEST.: Plugged into the big amp in the sky. M.M.C.M.: Meeting K.K., the woman who looks exactly like my love. F.L.W.: I love you. PETER BELL: P.P.: Bolton, that certain breath. N.N.: Peach, peachy chicken, Petri. ACT.: Lunch football, lunch baseball. F.P.: Skiing, D. and D., Coupons. AMB: Gold Medal in skiing and sailing. DEST.: 209 Dundas M.M.C.M.: Words are important, Brooke ' s proposal to D.B. F.L.W.: I thought spades was trump! JOE BERDY: P.P.: Math teachers. N.N.: The Bird . ACT.: Male stud service. F.P.: muff diving. AMB.: Roadie for the bearded clams. DEST.: Porno star F.L.W.: O.T.R. TOM BOLTON: P.P.: People under 6 feet tall, small noses. N.N.: Hawkman. ACT.: Music, Football at Vic, Baseball at Carruthers. F.P.: Rapping with Chuck Cunningham about the cubs. AMB.: To finally get through high school, U of T. DEST.: Professional nose reducer. M.M.C.M.: Geoff Lahn getting plastered with a pie. F.L.W. Come on now!!! MARY BERE: P.P.: Making spelling mistakes, 7:30 practices, band uniforms. N.N.: Megzie, Mare. ACT.: Counting money, Stage Band, Senior Band, Music Council, United Way, Grad. Committee, Student ' s Council. F.P.: Going to the bank, smiling. AMB.: Independently famous, powerful and wealthy. DEST.: The Top. M.M.C.M.: O.M.L.C. Semi-Normals, Exeter, Bayfield, Kingsville. F.L.W.: I need your receipt! This is true. NITSA BOTAITIS: P.P.: Highschool, people who can ' t pronounce my name, Greek cliques. N.N.: Neets, Nit-wit. ACT: Home-ec club, doing homework, making mistakes. F.P.: Sketching portraits, putting sur- prises in people ' s lockers, passing notes in class, dreaming. AMB.: Kindergarten teacher. DEST.: Unicorn Land, Shaolin temple in China. M.M.C.M.: Typing class with Laura, Barb, John and Bob. F.L.W.: Central was the greatest! CORINNE BERMAN: P.P.: People who don ' t do what they promise. N.N.: Cori. ACT.: Grad Committee, Yearbook, Key Club, Sr. Band, Student Council, Rowing, Cheerleading. F.P.: Muffins at Nitty ' s, studying at UWO Library. AMB.: U.W.O Business school. Visit Israel and Europe. DEST.: Con- tinual involvement in long distance relationships. M.M.C.M.: S.A. speech from MacBeth, semiformals, F.L.W. : It just doesn ' t matter. May you live each day of your life. ADAM BHAMJEE: P.P.: Boston Bruins. Grade 12 English with Mr. West, writing stupid essays when I am late. ACT.: Football and Baseball at lunch and soccer with that Wild Scot, Mr. Watson and the Italian Bald Eagle, Mr. Manias. F.P.: Girl watching and getting kicked out of the Library. AMB.: to own my own country. DEST.: Straight to the top. M.M.C.M.: The day we finally won a football game. F.L.W.: Don ' t do today what you can put off until tomorrow. ALBERT BIRCH: P.P.: Studying. ACT.: Biking, hiking and camping. AMB.: To graduate. DEST.: U.W.O. M.M.C.M.: Last day of school June 15th. BOB BOULIANNE: P.P.: Preps, Cliques, Punkers, N.N.: George, B . ACT.: Camera Club. R.P.: Eating. AMB.: Pres. of the London Chapter of the Anti-American. Capitalists Organization. DEST: U of T. Pharm, UWO. MMCM.: Breaking Eugene ' s Collarbone. F.L.W.: That was really penial . JENNIFER BOYD: P.P.: indecisive males, braces 81 82, Mary always being late. N.N.: Bod, Jenny-Bum, Jefinner. ACT.: Sr. Band, Sr. Or- chestra, Stage Band, Knads, Music Council, Grad Committee, Pit Or- chestra, Cabaret Band. F.P.: hugs, playing trumpet. AMB.: Another Maynard Ferguson or Chuck Magione. DEST.: Scooping ice cream. M.M.C.M.: Exeter 82 83. Waiting in the cold after the 1980 turnabout. F.L.W.: ... Tst .. . CAROL BRADLEY: P.P.: Surprise guests and gigglers. N.N.: Cee Bee. ACT.: Grad Committee. F.P.: Doing Calculus homework and missing phys-ed. AMB.: Teacher or child care worker. DEST.: Waterloo, Western. M.M.C.M.: Ten minutes stay at Abby. F.L.W.: Does anyone understand this? Yes, I ' m going to pass Economics. JEFFREY BRODERICK: P.P.: MAC551, Two faced people. Gibs. Scoopage. Beavers. Power tripping teachers and custodians. N.N.: Geffer. ACT.: Football, Soccer, being a Central B-Ball fan, partying on weekends. F.P.: Partying with close friends. AMB.: Oil rigs in Houston Texas. M.M.C.M.: Leaving Central, coaching midget volleyball, Mr. Scott ' s English class. F.L.W.: Excellent. Do you see what I ' m saying? ELIZAB ETH CHADWICK: P.P.: good spellers. N.N.: Chad. ACT.: Grad Committee. AMB.: Social worker. DEST.: To be a melrose cream puff. M.M.C.M.: Exeter ' 83 F.L.W.: So that ' s the story. MICHAEL BROOKE: P.P.: Creatures on the back of nickles, heavy metal. N.N.: Miiike, Brooksy. ACT.: Radio show, Drumming, selling slaves, icing cakes. F.P.: Coping with Mikes Theomania, driving with Karen. AMB.: CBC. DEST.: Ask me in June. M.M.C.M. Talent Shows, Koenen ' s HIS 451 exam, F.L.W. Aye, there ' s the rub ... a play within a play. ROB CHAND: P.P.: LSP 251. N.N.: Chando Chandman, ice. ACT.: Tae Kwon-do, all Canadian basketball, volleyball, tennis, soccer. F.P.: girls, tennis, girls, basketball, tae Kwon- do. AMB.: Doctor. DEST.: U.W.O. M.M.C.M.: Our perfect 0-13 Senior Boys volleyball season. F.L.W.: I ' m bored. MICHELE BROWN: P.P.: People calling me chicken and little Mary N.N.: Missy. ACT.: Senior Band, Senior Orchestra, School Choir, Music Council, Graduation Committee, School Show. F.P.: Escaping from you know who! AMB.: Joining the corps of the Royal Opera Company or learning how to play the clarinet. DEST.: UWO. M.M.C.M.: School Show and Party. F.L.W.: Fight to the bitter end or die!! MARK CHARLES: P.P.: Anyone less than 6 1 2 feet tall. N.N.: Maawk. Marcus, Antelope, Shorty, Stretch. ACT.: Sleeping, eating, keeping my hair curled. F.P.: Football with the boys in Victoria Park. AMB.: Head of Neurology at University Hospital to fix Steve Suzokan ' s spastic fits. DEST.: UWO, U of T. or U of Lobo. M.M.C.M.: When Mr. Peterson pulled Mike Curtis up by his un- derwear to do a headstand in Gr. 10 gym. F.L.W.: Bob Marley lives. MARTIN BYRNE: People who know everything in Math, Jugglers. N.N.: Gup, Kipp. ACT.: Soccer, football, Beaver club, etc. F.P.: Whaling in Bayfield, meetings at the Beaver Lodge. AMB.: To get out of here, to go down south and sail. DEST Queens, the Carribbean. M.M.C.M There has ' t been one yet. F.L.W Let ' s get this place rock ' in. Hey Rastaman! KYEONGIN CHUN: P.P.: School in General. F.P.: Biking and painting. AMB.: To bike through Europe. DEST.: Western. MIKE CAMERON: P.P.: Herbie Peterson. ACT.: Yearbook, Camera Club, F.P.: photography, sex. AMB.: Engineer. DEST.: Hustler photographer. M.M.C.M.: leaving in June. F.L.W.: F.M.U.T.A. JIM CHUNG: P.P.: Being suspected as a Communist. ACT: Reading science fiction playing piano and saxophone, videogames, homework, commanding starships. F.P.: reading a really good spy thriller. AMB.: To be successful and win the Nobel Prize. DEST.: Medicine, Neurosurgery. M.M.C.M.: Finally getting out of Central. F.L.W.: I shall not return. DAVID CLUETT: P.P.: Shakespeare. N.N.: Alf. ACT.: Hockey, golf, volleyball, tennis, intramurals, S.A.A., Student Council, Grad Committee, Beavers. NADS, playing my bone ' . F.P.: Avoiding class, thick sandwiches, lateness. AMB.: To coach the Leafs, music 24 hrs. daily, straighten my legs. DEST.: Rose Bowl Parade for NADS, U of A. M.M.C.M.: Red feather day breakfast, Karen winning. CHRIS CUYLLE: P.P.: Head trips, dumb waiters, Frank and Gus Pizza. N.N.: Quaaludes, Sticker. ACT.: Basketball. F.P.: Sailing and wailing, booze cruises. AMB.: C.A. DEST.: Arva, Waterloo (Business). M.M.C.M.: Labour Day weekend in Bayfield. F.L.W.: Bomb the boats . . . and watch out for the pigs. NANCY CLUFF: P.P.: Mr. Abel ' s Algebra class, writing exams in classrooms. N.N.: Cluffer, Clupper. ACT.: Grad Committee. F.P.: parties, showing 50 teeth at one time. AMB.: Chartered Accountant. DEST.: Cashier at Riggin Pharmacy. M.M.C.M.: Exeter. F.L.W.: Stop picking on me! TESSIE DAWBER: P.P.: Grade 13 exams, when the entire class is silent after a question has been asked, English tests. N.N.: Tessie Bear, Tizzy. ACT.: Senior Orchestra, String Ensemble, Key Club. F.P.: Skating, sleeping, watching soap operas, writing notes in history to D.K. M.M.C.M.: faking orchestra music in grade 9, 10, 11 . . ., but getting the last note. CHRIS COLE: P.P.: People who CONFORM. N.N.: C . ACT Photography, games, club, F.P. Fencing, games, music, art. AMB Engineer, photographer, artist, philosopher. DEST.: World wide. F.L.W.: Well, that ' s O.K. See you later. GRACE DITTRICH: P.P.: Preps. N.N.: Space. ACT.: Living. F.P.: Getting cheese buns from Mini- Mart. AMB.: to travel around Europe. DEST.: Western. M.M.C.M.: Mir. F.L.W.: It isfinished already! ANN CORBET: P.P.: People over 6 feet tall, people, who don ' t like my red Converse basketball shoes. N.N.: Amabel, Annie, Belle. ACT.: Band, Stage Band, Orchestra, Music Council, Grad. Committee, Cabaret ' 82. F.P.: Singing Christmas Carols while slinging oranges and grapefruit. AMB.: To bring back 6X - The Rock. DEST.: Social work program • wherever they ' ll take me. M.M.C.M. January 23, 1981. F.L.W.: Bon Weekend! MICHAEL CURTIS: P.P.: A.C. Hum. N.N.: Captain Neubulous, space hero. ACT.: Responding to external stimuli, exploring the cosmos. F.P.: Acquiescing. AMB.: Invisibility. DEST.: Resignation. M.M.C.M.: Students salivating in the halls after the 5 to bells. F.L.W.: Nuke the seals, and make them wear whale blubber. MARTHA DOW: P.P.: Saunders 9, Mr. Ryan ' s Pop Quizzes, com- puterized report card remarks, teacher ' s grapevine, the bitch drill. ACT.: Volleyball, soccer, S.A.A., making spaghetti for Miss Innes. F.P.: Drinking ... (in moderation). AMB.: To play beach volleyball on the Florida circuit, and help Sandy Save the Children! DEST.: Florida . . . some place Sunny. M.M.C.M.: Dougald ' s cot- tage . . . both times! Exeter! Liquid lunches! F.L.W.: Timmy . HEATHER DRYDEN: P.P.: Grade ll ' s who wear too much make-up, Grade 13 ' s who don ' t know the meaning or spelling of Rasta Farri. N.N.: Dawn. ACT.: Cheerleading. F.P.: Deciding who is going to which mecca store for our supplies. AMB.: Western for social work. M.M.C.M.: Trying to figure out what really happened at Andi ' s party. Listening to the morning announcements F.L.W.: Go for it. Like I ' m sure. You ' re history. DIANA DUTZ: P.P.: Bad Grammar. ACT.: Music. F.P.: collecting late slips. AMB.: To publish a book on the importance of punctuality. DEST.: Eisenach and or Leipzig. M.M.C.M.: Roller skating on the Sault Ste. Marie music trip. F.L.W.: What a piece of work is man! How noble in reason! How infinite in faculties! In form and moving how express and admirable! MEG GAILY: P.P.: School. N.N.: Megsy. ACT.: YEARBOOK! School shows! F.P.: sleeping, dancing, drinking, staying out ' til 4:00 a.m., the n missing two days of school to sleep. AMB.: To win a Tony, Oscar, or the Nobel Prize for literature. DEST.: A large city in a foreign country where no one speaks my language. F.L.W.: I am constantly searching with an insatiable ob- session for that which is impossible to attain. NANCY FIRTH: P.P.: Preppies, and pushy people. N.N.: Firthy. ACT.: S.A.A. playing video games during classes. F.P.: getting kicked out of the library. AMB.: To be or not to be. DEST.: College or University. M.M.C.M.: Dropping French. F.L.W.: I can ' t wait until school is out. KAREN FISMAN: P.P.: The twins, Kenny, F-troop, beavers, cliques, Gr 9 ' s, deep and meaningful relationships. N.N.: 44D. ACT.: Grad Committee, school show ' 81-82. F.P.: Avoiding F-troop, dancing, partying, straight gin. AMB.: To co-habit with a com- pulsively neat person. DEST.: Become a C.N. P. M.M.C.M.: Before the Red Feather game. Going out with M3 and K. Andrew and Steve. F.L.W. Martha, get the Hoover. It ' s not a meatmarket. I want to do dancing. MARY FLINN: P.P.: Physics. N.N.: Minnie. ACT.: cross country ski team, cross country running team, track. F.P.: preaching for The Way . Helping organize W.O.S.S.A. cross country ski meet. AMB.: basket weaving - possibly ex- panding into placemat making. DEST.: unknown. M.M.C.M.: December 10, 1982. F.L.W.: It ' s tough to be a 10 ! AL FORDYCE: P.P.: N.C. N.N.: Fearless. ACT.: sex in the cafeteria, getting kicked out of the library. F.P.: FMUTA. AMB.: Porno Star. DEST.: Cedar Lounge. M.M.C.M.: can ' t remember. F.L.W.: FMUTA. SHAWN GAMBLE: P.P.: Chicks in black leather coats, cliques, hypocrites. ACT.: Swim team, volleyball, S.A.A. , yearbook. F.P.: Lunches with Gretchen and Gus, disrupting J.D. ' s studies. AMB.: Own an advertising company. DEST.: Europe ' 83 with G G. M.M.C.M.: Halloween dance May 9 82, baby powder fight in Grade 9. Hagarty ' s cottage, Christmas talent show ' 81, unexpected Halloween party. F.L.W. : That ' s vile; nothing ' s fair, is it? HASMI GIAKOUMIS: P.P.: Preebs, T.F. and Teddy Bear, Can Lit 551. N.N.: KAZ, HAS, Has-been, Has-you. ACT.: Soccer, M.E.N., hanging out with Chinese. F.P.: COSMO, lunch with NQ, Al, ?!? - always. AMB.: TRA, the next Baba Wawa. DEST.: CBC, the Journal of FPC, Chinese. M.M.C.M.: It was actually a week with ETA and NYC and V. F.L.W.: FIEHAI DAN GIOIOSA: P.P.: Getting called Peter. Reading Shakespearean plays. N.N.: Dan the man. F.P.: Playing sports and eating my lunch in the hall. AMB.: Going into business. DEST.: Western. M.M.C.M.: I ' m still hoping for one. F.L.W.: Wake me up when the class PETER GIOIOSA: P.P.: English exams, getting called Dan. Boring classes. N.N.: Pietro. F.P.: Sports. Getting kicked out of the Library. AMB.: To go into business and perhaps become a manager. DEST.: U.W.O. or bust. M.M.C.M.: The last day of school. F.L.W.: Help! LESLIE GORDON: P.P.: Lazy people, cold weather. N.N.: Vixen, D.B. ACT.: Tennis, track and field, cross country, volleyball, basket- ball, Sr. Band, Grad. Committee, Student Council, key club, swim team, President of S.A.A, in- tramurals, Aerobic Dance. F.P Running, tennis, working. AMB Sports, Medicine, wealth. DEST Buy a clothing store. M.M.C.M OFSAA track finals 1980. May 24 weekend ' 82. F.L.W.: Excuse me, actually . . . GLENN GREENFIELD: P.P. Simon ' s mouth. N.N.: Greeny. ACT, Golf team, Beaver Club. F.P. running over pedestrians. DEST. U.W.O. - Geography. M.M.C.M. Dave Innes throwing up. SARITA GUPTA: P.P.: Doing Firthy ' s homework. N.N.: Guppy, Roma, Ah Sareeetah. ACT.: SAA, Track and Field. F.P.: Betting Steve Szczohin on the Maple Leafs. AMB.: To win back all the money I ' ve lost betting. DEST.: Your guess is as good as mine. M.M.C.M.: Getting kicked out of the Library. F.L.W.: Yea right eh? ROB GUSHE: P.P.: Bank tellers who don ' t believe I ' m me. N.N.: Rob. F.P.: Panty raids. AMB.: To paint the empire state building. DEST.: The Lord of everlasting hoots. M.M.C.M.: still waiting. F.L.W.: stop shaking the ladder. STEVE HANNA: P.P.: Letting An- drew win my money. N.N.: S . F.P.: Playing the guitar, playing poker, karate. AMB.: To play guitar for Slim Witman. DEST.: The Presidency of the front for the liberation of American citizens stranded in Canada. F.L.W.: Whatever turns you on. KIMBERLY HYATT: P.P.: Small crowded hallways, Jimmy, catching the morning bus, Mike wearing mascara, Kimberly. N.N.: Ber, Wildow. ACT.: Rowing, badminton, volleyball, tennis, soccer, SAA, coaching midget volleyball, Grad Committee, intramurals. F.P.: rowing regattas, cheese muffins, standing under mistletoe. AMB.: Marry 7 times, own 4 houses, 2 pools, meet Santa Claus and win Henley. M.M.C.M.: Bayfield ' 82. F.L.W.: Get the beat. DAVE INNES: P.P.: Preppies, North ender ' s. N.N.: Dr. A. ACT.: Basketball, Student Council, drinking. F.P.: Drinking. AMB.: London and District Amateur Gynecologist. DEST.: Ox Box. M.M.C.M.: 12 ounces in 6 seconds. F.L.W.: Think I can down this. ALEXANDRA IVEY: P.P.: GWI 551 on Fridays, Preebs, N.Q. ' s clothes, C.P.R. (4-12 ' s) N.N.: Alex, Tvey, Gree. ACT.: Vice-President I.D.O.L. aunt-i-preeb club member. F.P.: C.B.D., Choir Practices, Lunches and gab sessions with N.Q., H.G., S.B., and F.H. AMB.: To win my .25$ bet with N.Q. C.C. and A.A. DEST.: Business and French at Western. M.M.C.M.: January 30, 1980. and Labour Day weekend ' 81. F.L.W.: 4-3 Nancy! BARRY JACKLIN: P.P.: Leg- warmers, pink, Americans, Pen- tametric rhythm schemes, ban- danas, Munyecan accents, perms, nuclear holocaust. N.N.: Bar, Son, Dad, Father, Hey you. ACT.: Rewriting Shakespeare, performing on stage for the BTC, criticizing the intellectuals. AMB.: KGB, RCAMP, CIA, FBI, CBC. DEST.: Heaven, sainthood. M.M.C.M.: Carrying on theT.F. tradition, flashing, drinking. F.L.W.: Such is life . . . and black . . . JOHN JEFFERIES: P.P.: Too numerous to mention. N.N.: J.J. ACT.: Skiing, Sailing, wind surfing. F.P.: Censored. AMB.: To become a Greek shipping Magnate. DEST. U.W.O. M.M.C.M.: Graduating. KAREN JOHNSON: P.P.: Being asked, Where is Owen Sound ? N.N.: Junior. ACT.: Working at the Chopstick House . Helping to remodel my brother ' s house. F.P.: going to movies, parties in O.S. AMB.: University. F.L.W.: I did it, Ms. Elford! ARUN KONANUR: P.P.: Morning rehearsals, bad reeds. ACT.: Music, math, watching the wheels. F.P.: Music, eating, C.F.K. AMB.: Long hair and a good tuba. DEST.: An- thony Perkins school of hotel management. M.M.C.M.: Sault Ste. Marie exchange, M.J.S. May ' 82. F.L.W.: aut Caesar aut nillus; This is NOT a democracy. HEATHER JORGENSEN: P.P.: Not being able to play basketball during volleyball season. N.N.: Tree. ACT.: Basketball, Volleyball. F.P.: playing basketball. AMB.: to be rich. DEST.: Skid row. M.M.C.M.: having to come here. F.L.W.: Huh. BILL KRAEMER: P.P.: Winter. N.N.: X. ACT.: Basket weaving and overthrowing governments of small Latin-American countries. F.P.: Playing poker, playing the guitar and attending auditoriums. AMB To become mayor of Arva. DEST Arva. M.M.C.M.: Exams. F.L.W Bye. BERNIE KEIM: P.P.: Monday mornings. N.N.: Fastest tongue at Central. ACT.: Galaga and Omega race. F.P.: In search of the elusive If you see Kay . AMB.: Cedar lounge love bunny. DEST.: Western. M.M.C.M.: Almost laughing to death with Colin during Canada. F.L.W.: You pig dog. DON KUDO: P.P.: People playing with my fruit. Abel ' s vectors, KK ' s, fillers. N.N.: Jhulio, little Donny. ACT.: Beavers, Vice-Prez, F-ball, B- ball, hockey, track, soccer, surfing. F.P.: bopping, hooters, shaving ankles, SF. AMB.: Have a few, turn red, sell myself as a stop light. DEST.: Return to Hawaii, surf the tube. M.M.C.M.: Doog ' s cottage, shakin ' Jack, Gr. 9 F-ball dance. F.L.W.: I had a wonderful time. That ' s what they tell me. What did I do last night? SUE KENDALL: P.P.: Jimmy, CCH Girls, meetings at Lunch, HEC 551 and HIS 451. N.N.: Mom. ACT.: Band, Grad. Committee, ASFC, Having parties at Exeter, Student Council Secretary. F.P.: writing up minutes in Can. Lit., talking on the phone, drinking tea (?!??) Studying! Being late for class. AMB.: To be very wealthy and never work a day in my life. DEST.: Wilton Phar- macy(?) Queen ' s or Trent. M.M.C.M.: Girl ' s night at Martha Dow ' s, Exeter. F.L.W.: I ' ll call you. TUSHAR KUMAR: P.P.: Spanish with Le O ' Reilly. Winning bets with Alister the jock. N.N.: Tush, Tuchie. ACT.: Manias ' soccer team, football and baseball at lunch, getting kicked out of the Library. F.P.: Watching girls, going bombed to the games. AMB.: computer scientist. DEST.: Spanish teacher or Atari Cartridge maker. M.M.C.M.: Felix as a chemistry partner, Rob and I in Spanish and French. Gus and I in Chow ' s class. F.L.W. : Joe ' s it, hey bud, let ' s party. JOANNE KLEINHANS: P.P.: The closing of S.A.B.S.S. N.N.: Joey. ACT.: skipping classes, getting kicked out of the library for fun. F.P.: playing Pac Man during the skipped classes. AMB.: to find an ambition. DEST.: L.P.H. M.M.C.M.: failing all my first term exams! F.L.W.: When do summer holidays begin? CATHY LABORDERIE: P.P.: Politicians. N.N.: Cat. F.P.: Hiking and canoeing. AMB.: To go into Forestry. F.L.W.: That ' s life. ALEX LAINE: P.P.: Being asked, are you in trouble again? while waiting in the office. N.N.: Aleeexx, Roach, A.O. ACT.: Stage Band, Golf, Hockey, Beaver Lodge Club, NADS. F.P.: Going wild, listening to American Pie. AMB.: Money, power and complete happiness. DEST.: Becoming old and playing golf a lot. M.M.C.M.: Sir Funk ' s cottage, Exeter, F.L.W.: The Clash , forever. MIKE LUKE: P.P.: Explaining physics to Radka, Grad Photos. ACT.: Badminton, math contests and other subversive activities. F.P.: putting off English essays. AMB.: very little. DEST.: U. of T. or LPH, depending on how it goes. M.M.C.M.: that day in SCI 151. F.L.W.: Can I go now? PATTY LANGLOIS: P.P.: Two faced people. N.N.: Pudgy. ACT.: Swimming, tennis, ice skating. F.P.: Watching Angie Masciotra eat. AMB.: To travel around the world. DEST.: Fanshawe College tourism program. M.M.C.M.: Leaving in June. F.L.W.: Be happy and enjoy life. GEORDIE MCDONALD: P.P.: phonies, smokers and junkfood. N.N.: Yorgie. ACT.: cross country running, track, anti-Preeb Com- mittee. F.P.: avoiding plastic people. AMB.: To win a triathlon and be able to tell about it. DEST.: U of A. or U of C. M.M.C.M. Cross country team, ' 81 at B at R ' s. F.L.W.: A man whomever he may be has a purpose. JEFF LAWTON: P.P.: Authority. N.N.: Hefty - 2 - ply. ACT.: School show, member of the Aunt-i-Preeb Club. F.P.: PacMan, Jungle King, Pengo. AMB.: to attain my BFA. DEST.: Toronto. M.M.C.M.: Ask Cathy Molloy. F.L.W.: Oh, my nerves. MARY MCKELLAR: P.P.: Un- deraged people who get served in bars. Brainy people who make it known they are brainy. N.N.: Porky, Mars, Egghead. ACT.: Grad Com- mittee, Orchestra, cheerleading ' 80, Cabaret ' 82. F.P.: Long talks with friends in a quiet coffee house. Pacman - video. AMB.: To own my own Boutique. DEST.: Hard to say right now. M.M.C.M.: New York, 1982. B.T. ' s Christmas party. F.L.W.: Sorry, I ' m late guys! MIKE LENART: P.P.: Central - THE FASHION CAPITOL. N.N.: Space Cookie. ACT.: Track. F.P.: Criticizing the Government. AMB.: To win in The education game. DEST.: Alpha Centuri. M.M.C.M.: OFFSA 79. F.L.W.: Why does the drum come hither? BILL MCKENZIE: P.P.: Being awakened from a good dream - Mr. M. ACT.: Hockey. F.P.: Liquid lunches with birthday celebrations. AMB.: To figure out what my destination will be. DEST.: Health, wealth and happiness. M.M.C.M.: Central Hallowe ' en Dance ' 82. F.L.W.: Shakespearean Quotes. STEVE LIABOTIS: P.P.: Teachers that try to be funny. N.N.: Liability. ACT.: Tennis, hockey, football, telling jokes. F.P.: trying to be funny and succeeding. AMB.: to be immortal. DEST.: immortality. M.M.C.M.: Food fights and having Mr. Wood for math four years in a row. F.L.W.: But I ' m immortal, so I don ' t have any last words, besides I ' ll be back. DOUGALD MCKILLOP: P.P : 6 inches, zebras, Chester, bats, HIS 451. N.N.: Duke, Rastahman. ACT.: Football, Beaver club, B-ball, waxing Jhulio ' s surfboard. Mark driving home. F.P.: Football games. Beavers, lodge meetings. Salute ' contests with Kip, Wailing in Bayfield. AMB.: To be as famous as the original Rastahman, shoot the pipe with Jhulio. DEST.: Beaver club hall of fame, S.O.R.C. Laurier, Rolex cup. M.M.C.M.: Bayfield ' 82, Beating C.C.H. Exeter. JAMES MCKINNA: P.P.: School. N.N.: Big Jim. ACT.: Sailing, swimming, camping, Band. F.P.: playing in the band. AMB.: To become a professional songwriter. DEST.: Western. M.M.C.M.: I can ' t remember. MARK MCMANUS: P.P.: Mary Bere. N.N.: Hairy. F.P.: Chasing girls, going out with the boys. ACT.: B- Ball, volleyball, soccer, Beavers, S.A.A., Student Council. AMB.: Police Force, Meeting the village people. DEST.: Busting the Beavers. M.M.C.M.: Bayfield, Toronto, Exeter, Monday night football. F.L.W.: Always look on the bright side of life. HEATHER MCPECK: P.P.: English assignments with Martha that have No due date. N.N.: Munchkin Chicken. ACT.: Swim team, Grad Committee. F.P.: Selling tickets with Dave! AMB.: Official supplier of Pizza and cheese crackers to Donny, Guppy and Marky. M.M.C.M.: Bayfield ' 82, cliff hanging with Kim. MALCOLM J. MACDONALD: P.P.: A preppie brother! N.N.: Mac. ACT.: As little as possible. F.P.: Evading maturity. AMB.: Something artistic. DEST.: Basement of 314 Spruce. M.M.C.M.: In Drag for Can. Lit. (This is education?) F.L.W.: Six years is enough. MARY MARTIN: P.P.: Water rat. N.N.: Moon. ACT.: All sports, especially skiing. F.P.: Sleeping. AMB.: Nurse. DEST.: Fanshawe as a permanent student. F.L.W.: So long. NANCY MARTIN: P.P.: arrogant preebs, niners, alligators, Yiddish, spiders. N.N.: Meatball, Spi-Der- Bite. ACT.: aunt-i-preeb club member, I.D.O.L. president. F.P.: manipulation. AMB.: To discover new worlds and new civilizations. DEST.: To boldly go where no (wo)man has gone before. M.M.C.M.: Challenging the existing conservative order. One night on a cold and lonely beach with fifteen unidentified gigilos, leg op, eviction party. ANGIE MASCIOTRA: P.P.: Mr. Salter tasting my food. People who can ' t pronounce my last name. N.N.: Angry. ACT.: Basketball, volleyball, badminton, soccer, orchestra, band. F.P.: Eating hot foods, drinking cold beverages. AMB.: Look Mr. Attridge in the eye with a straight face. DEST.: Meet Miss Innes at Kellys. M.M.C.M.: Finding out after practice that my car had been towed away. No one around to tell me where it was towed to. F.L.W.: O.K., one for the road. ELAINE MEERTENS: P.P.: Prep- pies. N.N.: Elainey, kiddo, Ber- madeen. ACT.: Intermediate Band, Senior Band, Grad Committee. F.P.: Travelling, Pinery with Firb, knuckles with Cindy, D.K. at Caseys and Pickles. AMB.: Making it through school, becoming a nurse and then taking off for other parts of the world unknown. DEST.: Full time gas attendant at Sunoco self- serve. M.M.C.M.: There ' s been so many, it ' s hard to remember. SAMEENA MERCHANT: P.P.: French grammar, spelling, zits, people who are conceited. ACT.: Badminton, Grad Committee, yearbook, French club, Home Ec. Club, Cancer Campaign. F.P.: Sleeping, daydreaming. AMB.: Togo to Australia, to travel, to be able to spel. DEST.: U.W.O. Meds ' 89. F.L.W.: James Lives! KIRSTEN MILLER: P.P.: Gibblers, the line Fish are jumping and the cotton is growing . Twister on New Year ' s eve. N.N.: Kay, Gus, Gerb, Moussey. ACT.: Basketball, volleyball, J.M. AMB.: Nursing Noah back to health, down under. Never to live in the cold again. M.M.C.M.: Fountain of the nymph with Kim Hyatt. Aquarius in Cabaret. Peppermint Lounge, N.Y. F.L.W.: I ' ll call you. I ' m sorry. Robert... !!@? CATHY MOLLOY: P.P.: People who pass notes in class. N.N.: Kitty. ACT.: Grad Committee. F.P.: passing notes in class. AMB.: to be ambitious. DEST.: Leader of the Aunt-i-preeb committee. M.M.C.M.: ask Jeff Lawton. F.L.W.: Not me baby, I ' m too precious! MARK PARKER: P.P.: Short legs, new zits, Ontario censor board. N.N.: Porker, Porky, Barney. ACT.: Jr. and Sr. Football, intramurals, poker with Andrea, TGWNFG. F.P.: Marathon poker, fishing with the boys, drawing pictures of Simon and Peach. AMB.: 36 inseam, doing 7UP commercials, revive the Little Rascals. DEST.: Lunch football hall of fame, UWO or Crystal Palace. M.M.C.M.: Banana eating contest, Spinners, football. F.L.W.: It was an accident! ANITA MONNIKENDAM: P.P.: Beaver hats, Mame R. N.N.: Vinny, Bubbles. ACT.: Having a good time. F.P.: Sleeping, drinking and par- tying. AMB.: To marry a billionaire. DEST.: early retirement. M.M.C.M.: All days at Central are memorable! F.L.W.: Smile. DAVID PAYNE: P.P.: Substitute teachers. N.N.: Speedo. ACT.: Key Club, Senior Band, Stage Band, Cross-Country Team. F.P.: Playing music, running, reading, movies. AMB.: Minister, policeman or Prime Minister of Canada. DEST.: Western, Huron College. M.M.C.M.: Running on the cross country team, music trip exchanges. F.L.W.: Get involved before it ' s too late! High school can only be as good as you make it! JANET MORGAN: P.P.: penny loafers and tube socks, rooks. N.N.: Prep (Muffy) ACT.: Grad. Com- mittee, tennis team. F.P.: Studying at U.W.O. - ahem! - and not schoolwork. AMB.: Doctor of Medicine. Dest: Editor in Chief, preppy handbook, tennis racquet stringer. M.M.C.M.: Christmas dances, Nifty ' s. F.L.W.: Hi Fugly, N.O.K.D. CATHERINE MUNN: P.P.: The price of beer and dieting for 18 years. Alligator Shirts! N.N.: Kitty Carlyle. ACT.: Eating, drinking and dieting. F.P.: Censored. AMB.: To own my own sanitary engineering company. DEST.: L.P.H. F.L.W.: To be or not to be, that is the question! Or to paraphrase that: Get down, get funky. MIKE PADEGA: P.P.: LaCoste products. N.N.: Babyface. ACT.: Member of John Ryan ' s Wally Club. F.P.: Listening to the Clash. F.L.W.: You Earl! DONNA PENALAGAN: P.P.: dop- plegangers and high-level chickens. N.N.: Hey you. ACT.: Science fiction club. F.P.: crude jokes, making sarcastic remarks. AMB.: To im- press a gold dragon and fight thread. DEST.: A world called Pern. M.M.C.M.: The infamous Mr. Wood puns or how to survive corny jokes in one not-so-easy lesson. F.L.W.: This too shall pass ... but by the time it does, I ' ll be crazier than I am now. SUSAN PERETIC. P.P.: Three years with Barry-baby, or waking up to Barry on day two for two years in a row. N.N.: Sue Pathetic, Browner. ACT.: Yearbook, football manager. F.P.: Betting with Steve Szczokin, and with Sarita (and losing). AMB.: To hear Mr. Paul tell a funny joke. DEST.: Western. M.M.C.M.: The Spooks. F.L.W.: Yeah! ANDREA PETCH: P.P.: Grade Nine ' s, real preps. N.N.: Andi, Oonndreea. ACT.: Cheerleading, poker with the boys, avoiding Parker. F.P.: Parties!! Video. AMB.: To be Ms. World Pacman. DEST.: Prison. M.M.C.M.: Christmas dance, Exeter party, morning an- noucements. F.L.W.: Go for it, or you ' re history! ANNE POLCI: P.P.: Long purple skirts. N.N.: Annie, Annabelle. ACT.: Tripping on the hem of long purple skirts. F.P.: Going to the Bend! AMB.: To teach French? DEST.: First flute player for the Canadian Brass. M.M.C.M.: Walking the halls at lunch hour! F.L.W.: Could be tense. JOHN REESE: P.P.: People who judge the book (clique) by the cover, so to speak. Scoopage, foredeck in 10 foot waves. N.N.: Casper, Toup. ACT.: Football, (Q.B.). Beaver Club, good times! Basketball fan. F.P.: Football, meetings at the lodge, going dancing and partying, the wife! AMB.: Happiness and wealth in Vancouver with Dave. DEST.: Queen ' s. M.M.C.M.: Beating C.C.H. in football 1982, passing out in the garage. F.L.W.: Ta Ta for now! EUGEN PORTER: P.P.: The bad organization of the Central ' s parking lot from the student ' s point of view. ACT.: Driving, school, work. F.P.: Running over dead cats and killing them. AMB.: Pilot, astronaut. DEST.: R.M.C. Mars. M.M.C.M.: Zombie food fight, my friends, going to Central. F.L.W.: Carboxymenthal Cellulose lives! MIKE RIES: P.P.: Niners. N.N. Gormph face. ACT.: Yearbook. F.P. Drinking. AMB.: Policeman. DEST. Woolco Camera Dept. M.M.C.M. None. F.L.W.: Take a lick. NANCY POTTER: P.P.: mornings, physics, proofs. ACT.: Grad Com- mittee, COS. yearbook. F.P.: complaining about D.J. AMB.: to survive Physics. DEST.: U. of T. or Western. M.M.C.M.: November 22, 1979. F.L.W.: Dream on! CINDY ROCKWELL: P.P.: Preppies, cliques. ACT.: Soccer, Basketball, Skiing. F.P.: trying to beat Elaine at d.k. Ichabods with Alison and Margot. AMB.: George Brown College. DEST.: Full time food handler at McCormicks. M.M.C.M.: leaving. MARTHA PROCTOR: P.P.: Selling things like fruit, cheese, cookbooks, tickets etc. C.P.M., waiting. ACT.: Band, orchestra, music council, Grad Committee, School show orchestra, dances, parties, mid- night shopping at Miracle Mart. F.P.: Watching loveboat. AMB.: Independently or dependently wealthy. DEST.: Western. M.M.C.M.: Myks, my locker buddy, my F.H. ' 82. F.L.W.: It ' s been fun. Seriously. JOHN RYAN: P.P.: People. N.N.: too numerous to list. F.P.: sitting at home, sucking in air. AMB.: To c ollect kick backs from professional killers. DEST.: A pauper ' s grave. M.M.C.M.: When Mir AN provided free entertainment for students writing exams by playing his guitar in the hall. F.L.W.: Live fast, die young, leave a good looking corpse. NANCY QUON; P.P.: Preebs, A.l. ' s clothes, stuffed animals. H.G. ' s love for lingerie. N.N.: Queen Quon, Chunky Chink, Rice picker. ACT.: Aunt-i-Preeb club. F.P.: KWF Monday to Sunday. Lunch and gab sessions with A. I., H.G. and F.H. AMB.: Medical Technician. Getting hitched before A.I. DEST.: Inside an amoeba cell or rooming with H.G. in Toronto. M.M.C.M.: Halloween dance with F.H. Mr. Scott falling off a desk in English class. PAUL SCANLON: P.P.: Being beat at Donkey Kong. N.N.: Sir Paul. ACT.: Athletic Supporter! F.P.: Intellivision Games. AMB.: To make my first million before I ' m 30. DEST.: Western or College. M.M.C.M.: P.D. days. Most memorable Beck Memory: Gr 11 camping trip. F.L.W.: What? SANDY SCHOMBURG: P.P.: Quizzes, cliques, G.I. Joe, Schomberg, Physics. N.N.: Schomby, Doc, Schlong. ACT.: Jr, Sr. football, Manias ' Maniacs in soccer. F.P.: Sleep, TV, poker with the boys and Andrea, eviction from the Library. AMB.: Reach the superbowl of lunch hour football. DEST.: Whichever ' s first - Cheryl Ladd ' s hot tub or University. M.M.C.M.: ' 82 Talent show, The Spinners Winning touchdown against C.C.H. ' 82 F.L.W.: I just fell into the end zone. ANDREW SHYKOFSKY: P.P.: Mr. Algebra ' s suits. N.N.: Shy, Doc, B and D, 3 ACT.: Eating with the losers at the table. F.P.: Replacing food with non comestibles in Sledge ' s lunch. Slab ' s stories about 0 . AMB.: Editor of UTSY Quar- terly or, for short, U.Q. M.M.C.M.: When Bankee poofed in Bio. F.L.W.: Pass the soap. ROBERT SCOTT: P.P.: Jibs, Mrs. R., Monday mornings. N.N.: Boober, Scoot, G.Q. ACT.: Grad Committee, major dance prefect. F.P.: Friday night parties, scarey movies Sat. afternoons. AMB.: Become a wealthy buyer in a large Dept chain around the world. DEST.: Toronto, California. M.M.C.M.: New York city with Gerbel, Mexico with Beaver, looking for my real friends. F.L.W.: It ' s about time the major cliques of Central grouped together in their last year. ANDREW SLATER: N.N.: And, Boozer. ACT.: Orchestra, string ensemble, F.P.: Being a nuisance. AMB.: Giraffe (as told to Grade 1 teacher). DEST.: Fanshawe Business, Juilliard.M! M.M.C.M.: Meeting Cardinal Goldberg in ECL. F.L.W.: Power is the morality of men who stand out from the mass, and it is also mine. YOLANDA SCOTT: P.P.: Prepps, punk rockers, Geordie ' s chronic complaining about smoking, tight jeans. N.N.: Yo-yo face, Yol, mini- jimmy. ACT.: Aunt-i-preeb club. F.P.: Downhill skiing, drinking at M.D. ' s, H.A., choir practice. AMB.: Travel agent, visit the world. DEST.: Texas. M.M.C.M.: The wild parties of ' 82, skipping for the first time without getting caught! F.L.W.: Gimme a break! Catch ya later! Shut up Geordie! T.S. ALASTAIR SMITH: P.P.: Finding empty ice cube trays in the freezer. N.N.: Toso, Ratsilla. F.P.: Cogito. AMB.: To sleep, perchance to dream between the sheets of destiny. DEST.: The outer reaches of infinity. F.L.W.: Since dreaming I was a winged horse, I ' ve not been so sure that I am not, in fact, a winged horse dreaming of being a man. All that we see or seem is but a dream within a dream. ERNIE SEGLENIEKS: P.P.: Mon- treal Canadiens, Algebra, Chemistry, exams on the same day. N.N.: Big EEEeee. ACT.: Basketball, volleyball, intramurals, Sr. Band, Sr. Orchestra, video games. F.P.: Getting EEEBounds, lunch football and baseball, talking in the Library. AMB.: To be No 1 soul brother in Haiti. H. Peterson school of fine language. M.M.C.M.: WOSSA AA Basketball Champion game in ' 82. F.L.W.: Next to being right, the best is to be clearly wrong. MATTHEW SMITH: P.P.: Brothers Gleemande, airheads who won ' t take French. N.N.: Morph, Mutant. ACT.: Int. Strings, Int. Band, Sr. Orchestra, Sr. Band, String En- semble, Post Mortem! F.P.: Systematic examination of complex referents and references found within the six canons of the grammatical symbolic process, filing my nails. AMB.: Overbearing polyglot, shepherd. DEST.: Godhood via UWO or U of T. M.M.C.M.: Breaking my legs 3 times, Mr. Scott falling off his desk. NANCY SHORT: P.P.: Drunks falling down stairs. N.N.: Shorty. ACT.: Grad Committee, Student Council. F.P.: Nose Quavering. AMB.: To pass algebra. DEST.: Math Teacher. M.M.C.M.: Exeter. F.L.W.: I really don ' t think I passed. REID SMITH: P.P.: Writing essays, writing exams, a skunky beer. N.N.: Weed, Raoul, Red, Smitty. ACT.: Intermediate Strings, Sr. Orchestra. Intramurals, Basketball, volleyball, hockey, studio crew, a basic @? !! disturber. F.P.: partying, skipping class, driving very very fast. AMB.: To be a convict. DEST.: Jail. M.M.C.M.: leaving. F.L.W. Thank God it ' s Friday. SARAH SMITH: A. P. and M, my sister, Hamlet, raising money for graduation. ACT.: Grad. Committee, Yearbook, Key Club, Jr. Basketball, swimming, rowing, Sr. Orchestra, Jr. Strings, manageress of ' 82 hockey team. F.P.: Western ' s football games. AMB.: No peanut butter sandwiches for lunch a whole week. DEST.: Western. M.M.C.M.: Rowing in St. Catharines, Grade 9. Mr. Scott falling off his desk. F.L.W.: Toodles. TOM STEELE: P.P.: Little kids at High School. N.N.: Tees, T ' s. ACT.: Getting kicked out of the Library. F.P.: Drinking at the Ridout and Christo ' s AMB.: To be owner of the Garage Restaurant. DEST.: anywhere away from here. M.M.C.M.: Who can have a memorable memory here? F.L.W.: Noway! Amazing. VIRGINIA SMITH: P.P.: People who break balloons at the red feather game. N.N.: Tuna. ACT.: swimming, concert band, work. AMB.: To teach people how to talk. DEST.: U.W.O. M.M.C.M.: The day I graduate. F.L.W.: Goforit. INGRID STELPSTRA: P.P.: Two faced people. N.N.: Ingy. F.P shopping during class. AMB Lawyer. DEST.: Teacher. M.M.C.M Leaving in June. F.L.W.: FMUTA. CAROLINE SORI: ACT.: Art Council, Chess Club, Computer club, Choir, French club, Grad Committee, Reach for the top club. F.P.: Learning Spanish from Mrs. Rehorn. AMB.: Discovering first hand the other side of a black hole. DEST.: Haunting the halls of Central. M.M.C.M.: Birth. SUE STENNETT: P.P.: A. P. with Mr. M., Tonto. N.N.: Sten, Jellybean, Mom, Tonto. ACT.: Grad Com- mittee, Key Club, Yearbook, Manageress of 1982-83 Hockey team. F.P.: Western Football! AMB.: Computer Science. DEST.: A millionaire ' s wife. M.M.C.M.: Halloween ' 81. F.L.W.:PFA. SCOTT STAFFORD: P.P.: Cat music, N.N.: Donkey, Scooter. ACT.: Football, Basketball, Student Council, F.P.: Golf, parties. AMB.: Chartered Accountant. DEST.: Western, Sanitarial Engineer. M.M.C.M.: My first and only touchdown, Exeter. F.L.W.: When is this class over? GILLIAN STEELE: P.P.: That in- cessant question: What did you get? N.N.: Giall, Giliana, Jello, Gilligan, Jill. ACT.: Tennis, Grad Committee, cross country, track, music. F.P.: Fern parties. chilled drinks with M. and J, semiformals. AMB.: U of T. medical school. DEST.: Drive my own Lamborghini, wear expensive clothes. M.M.C.M.: OS. singing Christmas carols to me in Gr. 13 Physics. F.L.W.: Ya, I ' m secretary again. Who phoned? HEIDI STRASSER: P.P.: People whose pet peeve is Mir, ultrasuede. ACT.: Unprecedented song and dance in the parking lot, Alexis Demopolous. F.P.: genetic engineering, go-go dancing. AMB.: To remain a high school student as long as possible. DEST.: A Phd in high school studenthood. M.M.C.M.: Mrs. Sullivan ' s disastrous door slamming, Halloween dances. F.L.W.: I saw the best minds of my generation destroyed by madness, starving hysterical . . . MARTHA SUMMERBY: P.P.: Collecting Amylase, SBI 551, computers that say Syntax. N.N.: Marty, Red, Sumbum. ACT.: B-ball, V-ball, cross country, track, Grad Committee, Key club Prez, bad minton, swimming, S.A.A. F.P Sailing, Joan ' s cottage. AMB Nomad on Beausoleil Island. DEST. U of Guelph-wildlife or marine biology, land down under. M.M.C.M.: Cross country practices at Baskin and Robbins. F.L.W.: Smile, it gives your face something to do! JASMINE SWEATMAN: P.P.: Teachers, certain people(M.B., J. P.) Central. N.N.: Jazz. J. ACT.: In- termediate Strings, Orchestra, String Ensemble, Choir, Music Council, Yearbook, Grad. Com- mittee, School show, Teaching. F.P.: Getting in the way while annoying people. AMB.: To supply my wants and needs. DEST.: Schools of higher learning. M.M.C.M.: Attending Central after graduating. F.L.W.: Why? Who? Wo? EDWINA TSANG: P.P.: Any English course. J.S., J.D., Getting up in the morning. SPH 551. N.N.: Eddie. F.P.: Summer of ' 80 and ' 82. AMB.: To become six foot one day, survive D.J. ' s classes. DEST.: University of Toronto or U.W.O. F.L.W.: I don ' t know! STEVE SZCZOKIN: P.P.: Needles. N.N.: Zoli, Double Z. ACT.: Basketball, rock collector, Beaver club. F.P.: Betting against the Leafs. AMB.: Zoo keeper, Harold Ballard ' s chauffeur. DEST.: Park bench in Arva. M.M.C.M. Hitting a hail Mary to beat C.C.H. F.L.W.: Yeah, Yeah. For sure, I believe you. PAM TUCKER: P.P.: Heidi Wischniwsky (ha ha). N.N.: Tuck. ACT.: Basketball, Soccer. F.P.: Slaying dragons. AMB.: To fulfill my destination. DEST.: To reach my ambition. M.M.C.M. First Physics Test- 26%. F.LW.:Toerrishuman, to forgive is beyond the teachers of Central. MELANIE TEMOIN: P.P.: Getting my picture taken. N.N.: Mel. AMB.: Nurse. DEST.; Full-time babysitting. F.L.W.: I don ' t know. DAVE THOMSON: Trig. Identities! Thomson with a, P . N.N.: Dai ' ve T. ACT.: Grad. Committee, school show, juggling club president. F.P.: Selling tickets with Heather, juggling. AMB.: To clean the pud- ding off the cafeteria ceiling. DEST.: U of G. M.M.C.M.: Choking on my retainer in ' 81. Running up and down stairs before exams. F.L.W.: That ' s bazaar! MICHAEL TIESZER: P.P.: Shake- spearean plays, mouthy rooks, recording Men at work. N.N.: Teets, Schwinkter, Zithead, Laus Bub, Mikey. ACT.: Soccer, wrestling, football at lunch, poker with An- drea, recording tapes for friends. F.P.: convincing Mark P. that An- drea doesn ' t want to marry him. AMB.: Millionaire. To own my own recording studio. To reach 510 . DEST.: Western. M.M.C.M.: The Spinners. F.L.W.: Hey, big guy! MARK TURNBULL: P.P.: Most teachers. The whole screwy system. N.N.: Ernie, Empty, (M.T.). ACT.: none, in or out of school. F.P.: Playing hockey, football, wrestling. AMB.: Chemist. DEST.: U.W.O. M.M.C.M.: Wrestling tournament, fly experiment in environmental science. F.L.W.: Like . . . huh? COLIN UCAR: P.P.: Barbers who don ' t trim nose hairs, Boston Bruins. N.N.: Boots, Lizard. ACT.: Latest issue of G.Q. My immense skills on the soccer team. F.P.: Counting scabs on strippers at the Abbey. AMB.: Midwife at birth of Pete and Simon ' s child. DEST.: Empty cavity in Jim Benincasa ' s head. M.M.C.M.: Mr. Peterson torturing Joel (green teeth) Weick. Temporary spinner in a talent show. F.L.W.: Aah, another creature for my amusement. MICHAEL VLACH: P.P.: Bad squash players and country and western dances. N.N.: Speedy. ACT.: Drinking party fluid, squash, bumming around. F.P.: Donkey Kong. DEST.: Hopefully Queen ' s. M.M.C.M.: Monday A.M. F.L.W.: Sayin ' hey, gotta go. JOHN VOUVALIDIS: P.P.: Cool Gr 9 ' s, quizzes, people who steal your food at parties. N.N.: Beef, Boots, Vouv, LJ. ACT.: Football, soccer, basketball, poker with the boys and Andrea, lunch hour football. F.P.: Parker singing Buckwheat ' s greatest hits, shaving, Mr. Cun- ningham ' s French class. AMB.: No more English classes, be 6 ' tall, rich Greek restaurant owner. DEST.: UWO Business, Waterloo C.A. M.M.C.M.: ' 82 Football squad, two victories, wow! SUSAN WALLACE: P.P.: rotten musicians with big egos, long polyester purple skirts. N.N.: Susie Squirrel, Seven-dollar Sue. ACT Senior Band, Orchestra. F.P Music, talking on the phone. AMB Librarian. DEST.: Minimum wage telephone operator. M.M.C.M. Slave day. F.L.W.: Just forget it, wanna make a bet? GARETH WHITE: P.P.: Having your bumper kicked by ingrates. N.N.: Mr. G. Bloat. ACT.: None, are you kidding? F.P.: Video, sleeping, drinking. AMB.: video warrior hall of fame. M.M.C.M.: Graduating, un- believable. F.L.W.: Live long and prosper, goodbye, I ' ll have a Canadian. ALISON WILLIAMS: P.P.: vio- globes. N.N.: Silly Willy. ACT.: Art Council. Science Fiction Club. F.P.: Ha, ha, ha. AMB.: To be the best at my favourite pastime. DEST.: Lumberjack. M.M.C.M.: Searching for a bathroom or Quest for the Holy Chrome. F.L.W.: See ya, or Crum Crauch (gaelic) Cluricaun. MATTHEW WENINGER: P.P.: Not getting perfect. N.N.: Matt, Otto. ACT.: Camera Club. F.P.: Taking pictures, riding bike, doing algebra. AMB.: Photographer for Playboy Magazine. DEST.: Home. M.M.C.M.: Beck ' s Grade 12 Geography field trip. F.L.W.: . . .yyup . . . HEIDI WISCHNIWSKY: P.P.: Preppies, eccentric teachers, Pam Tucker and her fool ' s brigade. ACT.: Sleeping, Science fiction club. F.P.: existing. AMB.: Starting a religion, becoming it ' s leader. DEST.: A distant planet. M.M.C.M.: Avoiding Mr. Paul and his red killer car in the parking lot. F.L.W.: Shut up! GRANT WHATFORD: P.P.: Women with bigger moustaches than mine! ACT.: None. F.P.: Playing in the band, Video, composing poetry. AMB.: Social worker. DEST.: Famous poet and rock star. M.M.C.M.: What memories? F.L.W.: FMUTA. JANE WOOD: P.P.: Yearbook write- ups. ACT.: Little Mary Sunshine. F.P.: Dave. AMB.: famous musician. DEST.: the stage of the world. M.M.C.M.: managing to make it to 3 o ' clock every Friday. F.L.W.: Give my regards to Broadway. DEBBIE WHATMORE: P.P.: No. 20 Saunders, loud mouth rooks, turned up collars. ACT.: Volleyball, basketball, soccer, track, orchestra, stage band, string ensemble, S.A.A., O.A.L.C. Grad Committee. F.P.: eating Martha ' s spaghetti. AMB.: Become a juggling garbagewoman, or the first woman to slam dunk a basketball behind my head. DEST.: Watergirl for Philadelphia 76ers. M.M.C.M.: Exeter ' 82, Doug ' s cottage, March, May ' 82. Winning Fran Wigston award. SEAN WRAIGHT: P.P.: John Ryan ' s lack of sideburns. N.N.: Psycho killer. ACT.: Psycho killer. F.P.: Watching the three stooges. AMB.: To be like Mo or Curly. DEST.: Palookaville. M.M.C.M.: Mongo ' s fit of hysteria. F.L.W.: Get to work, knuckleheads. JAMES WRIGHT: P.P.: People in- ferior to me, 99% of the school, arrogant people. N.N.: Mr. Right? F.P.: Chasing squirrels . AMB.: To have a family of fifteen kids before I ' m 20, not necessarily married. DEST.: Music, poverty, not necessarily in that order. M.M.C.M.: Leaving. F.L.W.: Let ' s forget it and waste a root beer. MICHAEL WRIGHT: P.P.: Being called Prez , the morning, C.F.C. N.N.: Quiz, winged wonder, Migal. ACT.: Student Council, debating, quiz kids, window jumping. F.P.: Disregarding Brooksie ' s advice, getting a wet shoulder, the Gaily School of melodrama. AMB.: A neurotic pug. DEST.: Osgood Hall - right Rastah? M.M.C.M.: The mistaken Poof, Ya blew it Whiz , after HEC 551 exam, Leach, horrendous thights. F.L.W.: Be beautiful and wear diamonds!. PETER WUENSCH: F.L.W.: Life is like the left front fore-paw of the Bohemian Wookie as he stalks his prey in the steaming rainforests of Borneo. YVONNE ZAN: P.P.: Alligators. N.N.: Yuckky, Yivvy. ACT.: Drawing, science fiction, fantasy, dungeons and dragons. F.P.: Planning to visit a galaxy far, far away. AMB.: Commercial artist. DEST.: A galaxy, far, far away . . . M.M.C.M.: The school colours (purple and gold!) F.L.W.: But I don ' t wanna! JIMDEMELO ELEANOR LYLE JENNIFER RAWLINGS DAVID SKELTON MAUREEN SPRATT ABSENTEES ANDREW THOMPSON CINDY ARNOLD BRIAN DECALUWE NADINEGORSKY GRETCHENMULLIN SONYALEENDERS LILY WONG GRADE 12 GRADS ANDREW BOUYOUKOS: P.P.: Math teacher ' s ties. N.N.: Goya. ACT.: Everything. F.P.: Sports and girls. AMB.: Broadcaster. DEST.: Own a restaurant like all the other Greeks. M.M.C.M.: I haven ' t been here long enough to have a memory. F.L.W.: Give me cheebookee. BILL FERWERDA: P.P.: Michelle Graham. N.N.: Wild Willy. ACT.: Football, hockey. F.P.: Sports, Motorcycles, Cameras. AMB.: Video tape for Mr. Jenkins for the rest of my life. DEST.: Hells Angels. M.M.C.M.: When our hockey team lost 14-3. F.L.W.:F.O.A.D. NINA CHERNICK: P.P.: Baby Mods, Long Haired Rockers, CCH crashers, E.T. ' s friends and neighbours. N.N.: Weener, Beaner, Beast, Neensy-kins, Bean-a-fry. ACT.: Tramp club, gymnastics, soccer, volleyball, parties. F.P.: Taling to Rastaman in Chuck ' s class, driving to G.B. with Camila, jocks playing football the morning after parties, bangin. DEST.: Les Champs Elysees, France. M.M.C.M. Camping in Pinery with Chuck, Linz, Buber, dykeing at club with Rob and Jeff. MARGUERITE NEWING: P.P.: Bushpigs, leering old men, clones. N.N.: Maggie-May. ACT.: molesting Stephan. F.P.: molesting Stephan. AMB.: To own the Casino restaurant. DEST.: anywhere but Central. M.M.C.M.: emptying the contents of L.C.C. ' s locker into the garbage. F.L.W.: wimpola, piffle. KAREN ECK: P.P.: Mr. Reintjes scare tactics, yearbook, sharing Trident gum, peaking in Gr. nine. N.N.: The Pug. ACT.: Yearbook editor, student council. F.P.: Elvis Costello, getting M.W. ' s shoulder wet, collecting sayings about life, exercising my caustic wit. AMB.: Bilingual ophthalmologist. DEST.: Le Moulin de I ' Etang, Med. school. M.M.C.M.: Second letter from Australia, pie fight in GE0151, June 4, 1983. L.F.W.: Life is a game with no rules! PENNY ELEFTHEROGLOU: P.P.: Preppies and war stories. N.N.: Nickel. ACT.: French Club, Spanish Club, Band. F.P.: Going to Kelly ' s on Monday nights. AMB.: To find someone able to pronounce my last name. DEST.: The men ' s washroom. M.M.C.M.: Going to Toronto and seeing a friend get bitten by a swan. F.L.W.: You want to hear a dirty joke? Thanks to my friends for helping me think up things to write in this year book. JANE WHELEN: P.P.: Teachers. N.N.: Baby Biff. ACT.: Music - all the way! Stage Band, Senior Band, Music Council. F.P.: Drunk . . . AMB.: Writer of novels. DEST.: Be a famous writer before 1985. M.M.C.M.: Being thrown in City Hall fountain nine times during Grade 9 initiation week. F.L.W.: And I lived happily ever after. TRACY LAWRENCE Remember today will be tomorrow ' s yesterday, And that today ' s uncertainties may fade away. When today has passed and is just a dream Moments of today will be remembered supreme. Remember you ' ve learned from yesterdays Learned from the good, the bad, in different ways. So, cherish all the warm experiences you recall, But live life today with your all. Grad Committee FRONT ROW: Barbara Antony, Sameena Merchant, Kimberley Hyatt, Corinne Berman, Ann Corbet, Mary McKellar, Jasmine Sweatman. ROW TWO: Elizabeth Chadwick, Mary Bere, Jennifer Boyd, Gillian Steele, Heather McPeck, Sarah Smith, Michele Brown, Nancy Potter. ROW THREE: Cathy Molloy, Carol Bradley, Nancy Cluff, Martin Byrne, Robert Scott, Mike Lenart, Sue Stennett. Martha Summerby, Leslea Gordon, Janet Morgan. ROW FOUR: Nancy Short, Debbie Whatmore, Dave Thomson, Martha Dow, Caroline Sori. ABSENT: Sue Kendall, Karen Fisman, Martha Proctor, Michael Brooke, Michael Wright. CAST Chief Brown Bear Barry Jacklin Corporal Billy Jester Lawrence Ball Captain Big Jim Wanngton Jason MacDonald Little Mary Sunshine Michelle Brown Madame Ernestine Von Liebedich .... Debbie Neufert Nancy Twinkle Louise Fagan Fleet Foot John Spring Yellow Feather Jack Studzienny General Oscar Fairfax Danny Robinson Forest Rangers Dave Brownstone, Brad Cormier, Kevin Flynn, Chris Hough, Jeff Lawton, Dave Thomspon, Jeff Van Dael, Peter Wuensch Young Ladies Sari Alter, Tammy Ball, Shanlyn Janzen, Jill Lawton, Heather MacVoy, Kim MacVoy. Michelle McKmny, Jane Wood J PRODUCTION STAFF Director Jim Scott Producer A.O. Laine Stage Manager Jeremy Devereux Assistant Stage Managers Manon Cartwnght Peter Weunsch Vocal Director Stu Potts Musical Director Bruce Richardson Choreographer Julie Janzen Assistant Choreographer Meg Gaily Set Design Kevin Bice Set Construction Gordon Sutherland Props Dave Jenkins Costumes Donna Comelissen Business Manager George Fenwick Director of Publicity Ron Brown L Bra ' Taking a fM jt Break f t  • from i the Norm i ■ FACULTY The faculty of Central are one of the most important parts of school life. They can turn an otherwise boring, run-of-the- mill course into an educational adventure. They can make a terrible day seem ten times better with a compliment or toast of encouragement. Of course, during exam times, teachers can turn into the most horrible people ever imaginable - especially to the unprepared student after that seemingly endless killer exam. However, teachers, like all the rest of us, are human too. They have interests and hobbies that keep them busy after school hours, and on those warm, sunny June days they too would much rather be out in the sun. We asked the faculty for their feelings about teaching at Central, their interests and general comments. We were amazed at the results . . . . . . Central is a special school to me since it reminds me of my old high school. They say you can ' t go home again but in a way I feel I have - Mr. Pauli . . . Although this is a very busy year for Mr. Peter Shaw, he is enjoying it immensely. The variety is very stimulating. The only drawback is that I miss full-time involvement with Central students. They ' re great! ... A partial transcript of one of the English classes of the man known as Avid Jay Polly (Hairdresser): ... blah, blah, blah . . . (He is also known as Mr. Paul) . . . Other than the major heart failures, minor heart failures, and heart failures, Central students make teaching a very rewarding experience. - Mr. Cowx . . . Some en- couraging words from Mr. Reinhard: Set a goal for your life, find a way to reach it and success is inevitable. . . . And finally this from Mr. Kraemer: Mutual respect between staff and students makes Central a place where teaching and learning are enjoyable experiences. Mathematics _, rtL smm f Mathematics FRONT ROW: Mr Abel, Mr Manias BACK ROW Mr Remtjes. Mr Attridge. Mr Wood, Mr. Pauli, Mr Cowx. Mr Stelina. Science FRONT ROW: Mrs. Chow. BACK ROW: Mr. Ryan, Mr. P. Shaw, Mr. Stefina, Mr. Blosdale, Mr. Reinhard, Mr. Kraemer. 4 fl§ftnKJ£ English FRONT ROW: Mr. Jenkins. BACK ROW: Mr. Nobes, Mrs. Janitis, Mr. Bowker (substitute for Mrs. King), Mr. Paul, Mr. Scott. Moderns Mrs. Sullivan, Mr. Dwyer, Mr. Watson, Mrs. O ' Leary. ABSENT: Mr. Cun- ningham, Mrs. Reyhorn. History Mr. McLachlin, Mr. Koenen, Mr. Chisholm. Geography Mr. Moir. Mr. G. Shaw, Mr. Lawrence. THE KEYBOARD q w m m - u i o p z xT . (mm:: I Business Mr. Fenwick, Mr. Brown. Art Mr. Bice. Music Mr. Potts, Mr. Richardson. Phys. Ed. FRONT ROW: Mrs. McLean, Mr. Reinties, Mr. Salter. BACK ROW: Miss Rowe, Mr. Peterson, Miss Innes. Industrial Arts Mr. Lawson, Mr. Sutherland, Mr. Eglinton. Library Mr. Demaray. $$ H i l wr WP B 1 1 Guidance Family Studies Mrs. Cornellison. Mr. Ballantyne, Mr. Slade. Office Staff FRONT ROW: Jane Nuckowski. BACK ROW: M arlene Griffiths, Helen McMillan, Bonnie Hicks, Barb Bradford, Linda Cuthbert. Custodians Joe Serpa, Carl Dodds. STAFF Beaver Food Staff Anne Harrison, Jean Nangle, Carrie Drake. — Ml H ■ t|t 1 m K Centr, 1 hasm ademe a better numa being: would like to thank the students fo helpi ng me « ith my handw ntmg. ny pron jnciation of a Iways c nd my coffee ntake M Nobes .9 0% X Favorite saying That reminds me ot a story . Pet Peeve People who think math teachers automatically have the personality ot an ARCTIC CHAR Age 85 (but looks much younger) Philosophy A smile makes any face look better ' E.Wood CLUBS The clubs at Central play an intricate part in the day to day life of many students. These clubs also support and add immeasurable enjoyment to our high school days. The Key Club, though only in its first year, managed to replace the school banner and enhance the stands of Carruther ' s field with the traditional purple and gold. The Computer Club has grown with the addition of a number of computers and even produced our own Shazam, alias Mr. Cowx. Many clubs which have been running over the past few years, continued suc- cessfully. The language clubs enjoyed international meals; the war games players saved the world while the science fiction club battled extraterrestrial in- vaders, and the debating club prepared for political confrontations. A special thank-you to the camera club who have managed to provide many memories for this yearbook. The clubs range from a school news magazine to Christian fellowship. They involve a large portion of the student body and help to make these the best days of our lives, so far . . . Santa Claus Parade Float Committee FRONT ROW: Tim Ball, Karen Andersen, Philip Singens. ROW TWO: Ayumi Bailly, Stacy Lane, Megan Bradley, Marlissa Lindhout, Tami Brown, Dolena Hatton. ROW THREE: Cathy Cuylle, Mary-Beth Carroll, Megan Spring, Alex Barton, Frances Fee. ABSENT: Janice Gadd. French Club FRONT ROW: Tammy Ball, Heather MacVoy, Alison Wheeler, Heather Guthrie, Caroline Sori, Libby Dalrymple, Glsele Goure. ROW TWO: Klnga Sugar, Dominique Cote, Jenny Brown, Karyn McGettigan, Caroline Cho, Bindu Cherian, Martha Summerby. ROW THREE: Darion Burdick, Tamara Harth, Sue-Anne Richardson, Anne Dreyer, Martha Benson, Laura Deakin, Alison Cavers, Veronika Blokker, Beth Hu nter. War Games Club FRONT ROW: Ernie Bieman, Andrew Somerset. Dave Yates, John Song. Jim Benmcasa, Dave Griffith, Shawne Latta, Henry Song. ROW TWO: Pat Hodgson, Gerard Stocker, Randy Mack, Tom Vandeloo, Paul Smallbridge, Eric Sahrmann, Brian Flynn, Larry Greenfield. Richard Seo, Brent Foxcroft. ROW THREE: Eric Talman, Rich Church, Andrew Yates, Bill Church, Ben Vidmar, Brian Roberts, John Griffiths, Drew Jenner, Cris Cole, Arthur Pieterman. Reach for the Top FRONT ROW: Radka Kratky, Bill Kraemer, Caroline Sori. ROW TWO: Mrs. Chow, Jim Benincasa. Debating Team FRONT ROW: Mike Sheasby, Michael Brooke. ROW TWO: Sari Alter. Mike Wright. Studio Crew FRONT ROW: Paul Brennan, Reid Smith, Rob Hampson, Scott Gives, Barry Jacklin, Dan Robinson. ROW TWO: Mike Vermue, Mike Sheasby, Steve Ferguson, Jim Hartling, Jeremy Devereux, Mr. Reinhard. ROW THREE: Mike Webster, Chris Hough, John Spring, Warren Kidd. ROW FOUR: Nikkie Stephens, Sue Tanton, Tanya Spence. ABSENT: Staffan Wensing. Key Club FRONT ROW: Martha Sum- merby, Sue Stennett, Tammy Ball, Tessie Dawber. ROW TWO: Sarah Smith, Tina Stevens, Jennifer Garber, Laura Deakin, Kelly MacKewn, Michelle But- son. ROW THREE: Corlnne Berman, Martha Benson, Leslea Gordon, David Payne, Sarah McLarty, Stephanie Cameron. ABSENT: Meggan Janes, Mike Curtis, Maggie Fellows, Wendy Edwards. Science Fiction Club FRONT ROW: Gerard Stocker, Michael Pickett, Mike Sheasby, Frank Seglenieks, Sadie Lewis, Fred (The Rock), Cathy Cagiannos, Veronika Blokker, Clare Menzies, Robert Weir. ROW TWO: A. Jay Williams, James Redekop, Bruce Chapman, Michael Thompson, Harold Reynolds, Sean O ' Dwyer, Chris Burton, Marc Moorcroft. German Club FRONT ROW: Bill Trifonopoulos, George Cleland, Gauvln Bailey, Gordon Cleland. ROW TWO: Marcus Becker, David Brownstone, Jonathan Fiske, Garth Billington. ROW THREE: Barry Jacklln, Anne Polci. Newsmag - Post Mortem FRONT ROW: (Bar Jacklin), Nancy Martin, Caroline King, Sandy Kyriakos, Nicole Caccamo, Chris Murphy, Jamie Conklin, Matthew Smith, Louis Douault. ROW TWO: Heather Guthrie, Alison Wheeler, Gretchen Mullin, Felicitas Liepmann, Judy Payne, Jacquie Wilken, Allen Herrington, Mark Johnston, Jonathan Fiske. ROW THREE: Avid Jay Polly (Hairdresser) ABSENT: Hasmi Giakoumis (Editor), The Brothers Gleemande (Senior Managing Coordinators). Christian Fellowship FRONT ROW: Seong Jung, Veronika Blokker, Catherine Cagiannos. ROW TWO: Jack Studzienny, Len Cler- Cunningham, Craig Cud- more, Mr. Reinhard. Camera Club FRONT ROW: Mr. Ryan, Mike Cameron, Bruce Chapman, Dan Abboud, Anthony Polci, Gisele Goure. ROW TWO: Laura Deakin, Mike Sheasby, Manuel Sweatmore, Bruce Chartens, Matt Hendnckson, Warren Kidd. Rockhound Club FRONT ROW: Catherine Cagiannos, Harold Reynolds, Robert Weir, Jeff Kent- Rodgman, Nick Teasdale. BACK ROW: Mr. Demaray Computer Club FRONT ROW: Mike Thompson, Shawn Koppenhoeffer, Marlissa Lindhout, Marc Moorcroft, Mitch Lee, James Redekop, Alan Kosanc, John Dickinson, David Sample. ROW TWO: Sean O ' Dwyer, Sam Lercara, Judy Payne, Mike Pickett, Chris Burton, Dan Abboud, Bruce Chapman, Julie Ellington, Caroline Sori, Mr. Cowx. ROW THREE: Tim Cook, Bob Delagrammaticas, Vlad Hachinski, Danny Miljkovic, Brian Roberts, Frank Seglenieks, Bill Church, Mike Sheasby, Scott Allan. A Glimpse of Something New Computer Club With the advent of the computer science courses at Central this year, the Computer Club has come out of hiding. It is an informal group headed by Mr. Computer Man Cowx and three executives. President Craig Cud- more described the club as consisting of forty to fifty regular members and about thirty odds and ends . A gleam appeared in Craig ' s eye as he said, Our cardinal rule is No eating in the computer room; we don ' t want chips in our chips! ' . Vice-president Bruce Chapman and Secretary Judy Payne fill the other two executive positions. The club gives computer club members and other students of the school time to use the computers. To be a regular member, all you have to do is show up for your scheduled time, explains Judi, who sets up the schedules. Trips to local computer fairs are hoped for this year, but the matter is being played by ear . Judi concluded with an en- couraging statement: We ' re having a great year and I hope everyone comes back! Computer Club Executive FRONT ROW: Craig Cudmore. ROW TWO: Mr. Cowx, Bruce Chapman, Judi Payne. tf H Art Council FRONT ROW: Alison Williams, Ayumi Ba illy, Annemarie Moorcroft, Yvonne Zan, Margaret Markvoort. ROW TWO: Carrie Portis, Brian Roberts, Tim Cook, Kim Atlin, Caroline Sori, Mr. K. Bice, Mike Pickett, Ian Hodder. ABSENT: Bill Trifmopolous, Beth Hunter. Central ' s first Art Council got off to a busy start in the fall of 1982. The members began their activities by posting student art in the library and preparing a special display for Commencement, both of which received many compliments. The Christmas workshops on calligraphy and candle-making were both ex- tremely popular. The Council hopes to send some of Central ' s student artwork to the London Regional Art Gallery for a secondary school exhibition in the spring of 1983. Another objective of the Council is the acquisition of a permanent display area or case, for the school ' s enjoyment. The Art Council is composed of approximately fifteen hard-working members and supervised by Mr. Bice. The main idea behind the group is to make art available to those not taking an art course, and to involve both students and teachers in the various activities, says Mr. Bice. It is quite clear that the Art Council will continue to be very successful in the future years at Central. Chew The lunchtime radio station, appropriately called CHEW, Central Highschool ' s Eating Wavelength, got off to a wonderful start in the fall of 1982. A wide variety of music was played, and anyone wishing to get involved with the radio station could do so. Although CHEW was mimimally equipped, the music was loud and clear and took our minds off the coldness of the cafeteria. Thanks to everyone who helped out with the station and to our faithful listeners, said Michael Brooke, Station Manager. There is no doubt that CHEW ' s sound will become even better in years to come. FRONT ROW: Mike Brooke (Station Manager), Don Kudo, Andrew Shykofsky. ROW TWO: Simon Aldrich, Peter Wuensch, Jeremy Devereux. ROW THREE: Mark Charles, Peter Bell. ROW FOUR: Sean Wraight, John Ryan. Glimpse of Colour Ghostly Glimpses The year 1982-83 was an eventful one for Central ' s Music Dept. Throughout the year we managed to rehearse and perform some fascinating music while still main- taining our respective sanities. The year began on an entertaining note as witnessed by the busload of students who braved the ride to Toronto and were richly rewarded by the music and elaborate staging of the opera The Magic Flute . The period from mid October until Christmas was rapidly consumed by the tremendous effort put forth by all those music students who made our Grapefruit Campaign such a financial success. They built two mountains - one of Grapefruit, one at the bank! The winter saw a flurry of activity as we faced long hours of rehearsals in preparation for the school show, Little Mary Sunshine , and our Alumni Hall concert, Variety Is . . . The new year also brought with it a renewed enthusiasm in the school choir, which grew in mem- bership and ability. The last few months of the year flew by as one event succeeded another. The success of our Kiwanis Music Festival soloists prepared us for the highlight of the year - our senior exchange trip to Ottawa. All those who dragged themselves out of bed at ridiculously early hours for morning rehearsals, helped to make the school year one of much progress and achievement. In exhaustion we worked together and saw things through. Make a joyful noise. MUSIC Music Council FRONT ROW: Jane Whelen, June Nagai, Ayumi Bailly, Seong Sim Jung, Ann Corbet, Jenny Boyd. ROW TWO: Mr. S. Potts, Anne Hunter, Michele Brown, Pam Land, Margaret Markvoort, Mr. B. Richardson. ROW THREE: David Brownstone, Kaarlo Koskiala, David Payne. School Choir FRONT ROW: Heather MacVoy, Caroline Sori, Tammy Brown, Rona Sherebrin. Marlissa Lindhout, Dolena Hatton. ROW TWO: Claire Menzies, Jane Dale, Fiona Somerset, Tammy Ball, Esther Vin- cent, Heather Guthrie. ROW THREE: Gordon Cleland, David Brownstone, Michele Brown, Kaarlo Koskiala, George Cleland. Intermediate Band FRONT ROW: Annemane Moorcroft, Tanya Lafranconi, Nicole Caccamo. Sue Isailovic, Megan Bradley, Dolena Hatton, Janice Marshall, Hee Sun Kim, Kay Young Song. ROW TWO: Mr. Potts, Michelle Glasser, Sue Hayman, Michele Nicholson, Tammy Ball, Lisa Ledgley, Julie Jenner, Caroline Cuylle, Vanessa Liepmann, Brenda Leverette, Becky Walker, Chris Gishler, Lamond Ma, Johnathan Alderson, Joel Gehman. ROW THREE: Clare Menzies, Karin Micheelsen, Jane Davis, Michelle McKinnie, Martha Benson, Shez Isailovic, Jacquie Wilken, Robert Fleming, Rick Russell, Geoff Corbet, Paul Smallbndge, Scott Marshall, Peter Miljkovic, Todd Cordell. ROW FOUR: Allison Rankin, Jennifer Brown, Julie Whelen, Sue Brown, Laura Chapin, Manon Cartwright, Margaret Markvoort, Catnona MacFarlane, Anthony Polci, Graeme Pate, Brian Flynn, John Song, Tom Por, Johnathan Fiske. Senior Band FRONT ROW: Jane Whelen, Sarah Jones, Sue Wallace, Emily Heller, Rona Sherebrin, Seong Sim Jung, Frances Fee, Corinne Berman, Ann Corbet, Ayumi Bailly, Barb Shecter. ROW TWO: Judy Payne, Jenny Boyd, Michelle Glasser, Anita McKenzie, David Griffiths, Craig Cudmore, Scott Cordell, James Wright, Lesia Schulha. Virginia Smith, Marg Markvoort, Alex Kyraszc- zuk, Sandra McSephney. ROW THREE: Marguerite Newing, Wendy Morley, Lawrence Ball, David Payne, Boyd Davis, Garth Billington, Vladimir Hachinski, Danny Miljkovic, Jeremy Heywood, John Griffiths, Michele Brown, Snez Isailovic, Mr. S. Potts. ROW FOUR: Lesa Jenner, Felicitas Liepmann, Marcelle Lindhout, Mike Thompson, Frank Seglenieks, Scott Gives, Kevin Flynn, Ernie Seglenieks, Drew Jenner, Brian Roberts, Chris Kuflik, Ted Peacock, Sue Tanton, Dawn Antone. Stage Band FRONT ROW: Dawn Antone, Jane Whelen, Ann Corbet, Emily Heller, Sarah Jones, Nancy Kershaw. ROW TWO: Mr. S. Potts, Simon Aldrich, Erin Pettit, Lorna Watson, Jenny Boyd, Vladimir Hachinski. ROW THREE: Paul Brennen, Scott Gives, David Payne, Arun Konanur, Drew Jenner, Matt Kendall, Chris Kuflik. String Ensemble FRONT ROW: Anne Hunter, Gordon Cleland, Darlene Calhoun, June Nagai, Annemarie Moorcroft, Seong Sim Jung, Jasmine Sweatman, Heather Hurst. ROW TWO: Matthew Smith, Louise Walters, Fiona Somerset, Johanna Billings, Mr. B. Richardson. ROW THREE: Andrew Slater, Shawn Koppenhoefer, David Brownstone, Kaarlo Koskiala, Brian Flynn, George Cleland. Intermediate Orche stra FRONT ROW: Sally Carr, Elizabeth Brown, Sean Moore. Julie MacMillan, Elaine Gamble, Jennifer Baird, Pattie Sheers, Theresa Darnell, David Farrell, Allen Hernngton, Heather Hurst. ROW TWO: Ian Hodder, Yin-Ching Lin, Donna Colbourn, Libby Dalrymple, Heather MacVoy, Lisa Pennington, Angela Assuras, Jennifer Caldwell, Nora Maynard, Fiona Somerset, Susan MacAulay. ROW THREE: Sue-Anne Richardson, Lisa Steele, Laura Deakin, Tina Hnsikos, Julie Tyrrell, Alix Barton, Beth Hunter, Michelle Glasser, Leslie O ' Dnscoll, Larisa Eluchok, Kecia Singh, Marion McDougall, Christine Sterling, Kim Ziegner. ROW FOUR: Jennifer Garber, Jill Hodgins, Stephanie Penman, Rolf Warnhoff, Alan Skinner, STiawn Koppenhoefer, Frank Ham, Alan Kosaric, Warren Kidd, Mr. B. Richardson. Senior Orchestra FRONT ROW: Brian Flynn, Nora Maynard, Annemarie Moorcroft, Barbara Antony, Christine Sterling, Anne Polci, Lesia Schulha, Heather MacVoy, Jasmine Sweatman. Ann Corbet, Seong Sim Jung, Kim Ziegner, Mr. B. Richardson. ROW TWO: Andrew Slater, Rolf Wharnhoff, Nancy Kershaw, Julie Jenner, Rona Sherebrin, Louise Walters, Sue Wallace, Larisa Eluchok, Anita McKenzie, Sandra McSephney, Michele Brown. June Nagai, Angela Assuras, Suzanne Brown, George Cleland. ROW THREE: Warren Kidd, Fiona Somerset, Kecia Singh, Elaine Gamble, Pam Land, Lesa Jenner, Louise Fagan, Heather Hurst. Anne Hunter, Judy Payne, Johanna Billings, Jenny Boyd, Manon Cartwright, Scott Woolford, Jeff Skelton, Frank Ham. ROW FOUR: David Griffiths. Vladimir Hachinski, Gordon Cleland, Kaarlo Koskiala, Paul Brennan, John Griffiths, Drew Jenner, Ernie Seglenieks, Arun Konanur, David Brownstone, Danny Robinson, Boyd Davis, Lawrence Ball, John Wilson, Shawn Koppenhoefer. Ghosts Come to Life SPOR TS Another year at Central, and another set of champions! The 82-83 sports season was definitely a winning one for Central. Such outstanding teams as the Senior Boys ' Basketball received city-wide recognition when they placed first in the City Championships and displayed excellence in skill and effort. The Senior Girls ' Volleyball team won the City Championship, placed second at WOSSA, and went on to compete at OFSAA. The Junior Girls ' Volleyball team was also a winner - taking the City Championship and placing second at WOSSA. Later in the year, the Swim team proved their skill by finishing third in the London Conference Meet. Other teams were prominent at Central for other reason: with the help of the ex-Spartans, our Football and Hockey teams played respectable seasons and showed the promise of future champions. Two grade thirteen girls, Kim Hyatt and Mary Flinn, formed the Senior Girls ' Rowing team and spent early mornings skimming over the Thames. Central produced individual winners too. Debbie Whatmore, a grade thirteen student, received high honours by winning the Fran Wigston Award for her amazing basketball talent. The S.A.A. had a successful year, providing us with activities like the Monte Carlo Night Turn- about. Intramural sports attracted a great deal of people as well, especially the Student Council ' s road hockey tournament. One of the most memorable things about sports at Central is, of course, the fans. Who could forget the sky at the Red Feather Football Game - filled with the bright yellow balloons of the Ghosts? Remember the gang with their instruments cheering us on at those football and basketball games? Think of the number of times you donned your purple and gold and joined in the call Go Ghosts Go! The spirit that Central ' s fans and athletes display is the spirit that breeds champions. That spirit is the reason that, once again, Central is a winning school. Junior Boy ' s Volleyball FRONT ROW: Doug Lamb, Steve Millar, John Song, Sean Moor, Sean Latta. ROW TWO: Greg Tostevin, Jeff Skelton, Scott MacDonald, Mike Boydell, Peter Lee. ROW THREE: Mr. Wood, Matt Kendall, Steve Leask, Graham Campbell, Paul Schuetz, Charles Bull, Greg Newman. Senior Boy ' s Volleyball FRONT ROW: Gus Vouvalidis, Rob Chand, Allan Newman, Tal Leyshon. ROW TWO: Richard Pin- combe (Coach), Martin Pincombe (no relation), Hank Bervoets. Fred Schuetz, Alistair Linton, Evan Harris. ROW THREE: Graham Norris, Jon Bishop, Gord Paddock, Ernie Seglenieks, Alfred Banholzer. M ] M i] Midget Boy ' s Basketball FRONT ROW: Paul Szczokm. Mike Duncan, Mike Boydell. Sean Moore, Brian Foster, Dave Farrell. ROW TWO: Steve Hanson (Coach), Eric Rowe (Coach). Mike Mustard, Geoff Peacock. Mike Carr, Paulum Patel. Bill Groubos, Ted Whitford, Mr. Lawrence Junior Boy ' s Basketball FRONT ROW: Anil Gupta, Sundip Bajaj, Jeff Skelton, Manuel Sweetmore, Maurice Plommer, Geoff Fellows. ROW TWO: Joe Lane, Jason Pennington, Peter Sebekos. Matthew Kendall, Paul Schuetz, Sean McCormlck. Senior Boy ' s Basketball FRONT ROW: Steve Szczokin, Evan Harris, Alistair Linton, Mike Rothfeld, Scott Stafford, Tom Cox, Jeff Max, ROW TWO: Mr. Peterson, Brian Decaluwe, Graham Norris, Gord Paddock, Ernie Seglenieks, Tony Smith, Fred Schuetz, Chris Cuylle, Alfred Banholzer. Midget Girl ' s Volleyball FRONT ROW: Theresa Darnell, Carolyn Cho, Larisa Eluchok, Marion Mc- Dougall, Kecla Singh, Kim Zlegmund (Assistant Coach). ROW TWO: Darlene Calhoun, Gillian Cree, Carolyn Cuylle, Sally Carr, Heather Hurst, Jenny Brown, Katy Stibbards, Jeff Broderick (Coach). Junior Girl ' s Volleyball FRONT ROW: Ginger Seaman, Hellen Vouvalidis. Denise Mayville, Sue Macaulay, Suzanne Holmes, Johanna Billings. ROW TWO: Miss Rowe, Suzanne Brown, Heather Dow, Julie Farquhar, Andrea Johnson, Anne Dreyer, Colleen McGregor. Ifi!! l Senior Girl ' s Volleyball FRONT ROW: Kirsten Miller, Angie Masciotra. Cathy Hartling, Phyllis Edgar, Karen Andersen, Jennifer Heatherly, Diane Genereaux. ROW TWO: Martha Dow, Debbie Whatmore, Kim Atlm, Susan Farquhar, Pam Land, Emma Walker, Michelle Graham. ABSENT: Heather Jorgensen. Midget Girl ' s Basketball FRONT ROW: Melissa Lindhout, Theresa Darnell, Heather Johnson, Hellen Vouvalidis, Alison Cavers, Annette Uniac. ROW TWO: Lisa Pen- nington, Sally Carr, Pattie Sheers, Bindu Cherian, Mary Daratzikis. ROW THREE: Pam Tucker, lldi Lubke, Judy Manley. Carolyn Cho, Pam Cameron, Heather Jorgenson. ABSENT: Lesley Butterick, Jennifer Rayner. Junior Girl ' s Basketball FRONT ROW: Miss Rowe, Suzanne Holmes, Ginger Seaman, Sue Macaulay. ROW TWO: Larisa Eluchok, Alanna Jorgensen, Suzanne Brown, Heather Campbell, Stephanie Penman. ROW THREE: Julie Farquhar, Andrea Johnson, Sandie Harris. Senior Girl ' s Basketball FRONT ROW: Cindy Taylor, Sue Farquhar. ROW TWO: Debbie Gallagher (Coach), Pam Tucker, Angle Masciotra, Kirsten Miller, Brenda Cavers. ROW THREE: Deb Whatmore, Heather Jorgensen, Kim Atlin, Carrie Portis, Pam Land. Golf Team FRONT ROW: Alex Lame, Tony Smith, David Cluett. ROW TWO: Mr. Slade, Glenn Greenfield, Scott Stafford, Alistair Linton. Cross Country Team FRONT ROW: Mary-Beth Carroll, Dave Maguire, Geordie McDonald, Mary Flinn, Martha Summerby. ROW TWO: Richard Church, Paul Bennett, Doug Smith, Veronika Blokker. Mr. Nobes. Swim Team FRONT ROW: Sarah McLarty, Carolyn Cuylle, Jennifer Brown, Mary-Beth Carroll, Pam Cameron, Patty LaCourse, Theresa Black. ROW TWO: Sandra McSephney, Manon Cartwright, Chris Hough, Sue Tanton, Cathy Cuylle, Sharilyn Jazen, Donna Colborne, Elizabeth Smith, Anne Dreyer. ROW THREE: Theresa Darnell, Johanna Billings, Wade Forsyth, Al Newman, Jean Janzen, Ron Melnyk, Steve Leask, Staffan Wensmg, Tom Pickering, Andrea Johnson, Brenda Cavers, Mr. Sutherland. Curling Team FRONT ROW: Stu Carrothers, Scott Woolford, Boyd Davis, Wong Suk Lee. ROW TWO: Mr. Kraemer, Al Newman, John Bishop, John Lloyd. Wrestling Team FRONT ROW: John Currado, Doug Lamb, Lamond Ma, Shawn Wilcox, Mike Dean. ROW TWO: Jim Benincasa, Drew Beaton, Eric Geissmger, Gus Vouvalidis, John Lloyd, Tony Ristine, Mr. McLachlin (Coach). Junior Badminton FRONT ROW: Mike Duncan, Gillian Cree, Tanya Lanfranconi, Julie Macmillan. ROW TWO: Anil Gupta, Sundip Bajaj, Richard Seo, Kim Hoggarth, Graham Campbell, Julie Farquhar, R.A. Blosdale (Coach). ABSENT: Joe Berdy (Coach). Senior Badminton FRONT ROW: Carrie Portis, Joe Berdy, Zorka Kasanic, Tushar Kumar, Brenda Cavers, Samena Merchant, Sheila Bannon. ROW TWO: Mr. Pauli (Coach), Pete Kinakopoulous, Alistair Linton, Mike Luke, Sue Farquhar, Cheryl Wiper. ABSENT: Kelly Benn, Dave Innes, Angie Masciotra, Scott Stafford. Girl ' s Soccer Team FRONT ROW: Nina Chernick. ROW TWO: Pam Tucker, Yin Ching Lin, Donna Colbourn, Judy Payne, Suzanne Holmes, Lisa Cunningham, Lisa Singer. ROW THREE: Karen Andersen, Martha Summerby, Meggen Janes, Hasmi Giakoumis, Sue Lougheed. ROW FOUR: Cindy Rockwell. Elaine Meertens, Sue Spring, Judi Fagan, Martha Dow, Deb What more, Angie Masciotra, Mr. McLachlin (Coach). ROW FIVE: Megan Spring, Sarah McLarty, Marcelle Lind- hout. Boy ' s B Soccer FRONT ROW: Ernie Bieman, George Bere, Phil Singens. ROW TWO: Mr. M. Moir, Gilbert Tarn, Boyd Davis, Mohamed Moussa. ROW THREE: Bill Church, Greg Blackwell, Scott Cordell. ROW FOUR: Louis Arnos, George Athanasakos, John Lloyd. ABSENT: Stacey Anastasiadis, Doug Bannister, Jim Benincasa, Jeff Corbet. Geoff Fellows, Anil Gupta, Andy Jamieson, Tommy Por, John Say, Manuel Sweetmore, Mr. G. Watson. Boy ' s A Soccer FRONT ROW: Steve Ferguson, Mike Tieszer. Adam Bhamjee. ROW TWO: Don Kudo, Sandy Schomburg, John Vouvalidis, Tom Bolton (Manager). ROW THREE: Martin Byrne, Mark McManus, Amarjit Lail, Tal Leyshon. ROW FOUR: Mr. D. Manias, Jim King, James McKinna, Colin Ucar. ABSENT: John Armer, Jeff Broderick, Rob Chand, Chris Cuylle. Gary Makris, Richard Zlatinszky, Tushar Kumar (Manager), Brian DeCaluwe. JLl Senior Football FRONT ROW: Mark Parker, Mark Rutledge, Martin Byrne, John Reese, Tom Cox, Don Kudo, Steve Reintjes. ROW TWO: Coach Salter, Sandy Schomburg, Jamie Conklin, Mike Rothfeld, John Sanio, Jon Reis, Gary Makris, Jan Rawlings (Manager). ROW THREE: Don Fraser, Mark Spears, Tim Ball, Dougald McKillop, John Vouvalidis, Mark McManus, Rob Maclnnis, John Abboud, John Spring. ROW FOUR: Luke Roberts, Alex Lawton, John Kellenberger, Scott Stafford, Scott Campbell, John Say, Eric Geissinger, John Armer, Paul Brennan. ABSENT: Bill Ferwerda. Hockey FRONT ROW: Jeff McKinney, Bill Ferwerda, John Baskey, Rich Zlatinszky, Dave Cluett, Don Kudo, Rich Rowe, Russ Aldcroft. ROW TWO: Coach Salter, Rob Hampson, Dan Robinson, Alex Laine, Reid Smith, John Armer, John Kellen- berger, Al Fordyce, Wade Forsyth, Mark Spears, Jonathan Izawa. ABSENT: Chris Kuflik, Bill McKenzie. h QQlQ BN) ) JUNIOR FOOTBALL Robert Fleming Mike Thompson Mike Dengler Chris Gishler Dave Robson Paul Patel Henry Song Jon Izawa Scott Marshall Shane Birkengreen Mike Carr Joe Lane Maurice Plommer Paul Smallbridge George Athanasakos Blair Gamble Bob Delagrammaticas Stacy Anastasiadis Eric Talman Chris Kutlik Mohamed Moussa John Currado Brad Skinner Phil Smgeris Joe Leckie Tom Pickering Nick Assuras Dan Abboud Pete Sebekos Peter Reint|es Todd Cordell Dave Farrell Ron Ferwerda Tennis Junior Joanne Billings Lisa Pennington Kecia Singh Larisa Eluchok Julie Farquhar Matt Kendall Mike Mustard Greg Newman Jeff Skelton Brian Glenn Senior Leslea Gordon Sue Farquhar Janet Morgan Carrie Portis Susan Procop Jennifer Collyer Rob Hampson Jamie Conklin Graham Norris Pearce Lahr Joe Berdy Central Track Team Dan Abboud John Abboud Alix Barton Tom Bell Veronica Blokker Lisa Boggitt Laura Deakin Anita de Roos Sarita Gupta Heather Hurst Julie Jenner Diane Jones Chris Kuflik Steve Leask Sue Macauley Chris McKaskell Judy Pasic Maurice Plommer Ginger Seaman Christine Sterling Dave Stewart Sherrie Walker Tim Whalen Michael Wright Kim Ziegner Coaches: Mr. Reintjes, Coach Salter OFSAA: Sarita Gupta (Sr. Girls discus) Ginger Seaman (Jr. Girls discus shot) Tim Whelan (100 m. Boys hurdles) WOSSA: Anita de Roos (100 m. Girls hurdles) Chris Kuflik (Jr. Boys discus shot) Sue Macauley (1500, 3000 m. Midget Girls) Christine Sterling (Jr. Girls longjump) Special note should be made of Michael Wright ' s 3:30 time in the 26 km. Ottawa Marathon. i nil i H l i 1 The Student Athletic Association FRONT ROW: Graham Norris, Martin Pincombe, Al Linton, Mike Rothfeld. ROW TWO: Ginger Seaman, Susan Hayman, Amy- Jane Bull, Kecia Singh, Kim Zeigner, Larisa Eluchok, Martin Summerby, Leslea Gordon, Shawn Gamble, Martha Dow, Diane Jones, Kim Hyatt, Ayumi Bailley. Donna Colbourn, Melissa Safran. ROW THREE: Milisa Rodgers, Julie Farquhar, Alix Barton, Judy Pasic, Cindy McEINstrum, Susan Spring, Pam Land, Sara Nuss, Bmdu Cherian, Doug Lamb, Dee-Lynn Shewan. ROW FOUR: Lisa Boggit, Julie MacMillan, Michelle Blackmore, Alana Johnston, Lisa Steele, Anita de Roos, Alan Newman, Megan Spring, Karen Andersen, Alison Cavers, Carolyn Cho, Sarah McLarty, Kelly McEwan, Kelly MacKeuwn. ROW FIVE: Brenda Cavers, Jean Janson, Carrie Portis, Andrea Johnston, Suzanne Holmes, Nancy Firth, Pam Tucker, Debbie Neufert, Peter Humphrey, Jeff Max, Alfred Banholzer, Debbie Whatmore, Sue Tanton, Erin Pettit, Kim Atlin, Jackie Wilken. ABSENT: Sue Farquhar. Central ' s Sporting Life A Hidden Glimpse! What is with the sudden surgence of sunglasses at Central? It seems that everyone around is heading for the drawer and donning their Bausch and Lombs. Is there some special reason? Is it because certain Cen- trales wish to remain incognito due to their activities - such as our friend in the fig leaf? Or is it an attempt to cover up the effects of previous, or present, events? Whatever the reason, the wild wrap-arounds, total reflects, and blacked-out Ray Bans sported by the Central students certainly make them a shady bunch of characters!! i 1 ' 111 Li . H n- • • For the Very Unusual in Fine Gold Jewelry Unique Pieces of Contemporary Design for Those Who Like the Unusual. 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