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

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Ghosts Come to Life

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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.

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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.