Lorne Park Secondary School - Key Yearbook (Mississauga, Canada Ontario)

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+ i Pat Rose Cathey Sanderson eu 5, ..5 Deborah Sewell Not enjoyment, and not sorrow, ls our destined end or way, But to act, that each tomorrow, Find us farther than today. Longfellow Susan Rosemeyer galias twinkle toesj usan came from way up north iWiIdfieIdl, for the dental assistant course. The ladder of life is full of splinters, but they always prick the hardest when we're sliding down. William Brownell Mark Salter Jonathan Saved ra Barb Sanders Mary Schaaf Raindrops racing down a window pane, One always reaches the bottom first. Eric Sharp Beatrice Schmied If nothing elseg Life is an adventure. Think about it!

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Peace on earth, the people said, won't take long to come. But, Peace on earth, the wise man said, won't come until they're gone. Helena Pozarycbi Helena came to L.P.S.S. for the dental assistant course. Chris Ridout After completing grade 13, Chris will be living in Europe for 1 year, then re- turning to Toronto or Guelph for law. Chris describes his 5 years at L.P. as mildly interesting Rick Peterson Brenda Pullon In her past four years at Lorne Park, Brenda has been in- volved inthe band, as well as other varied activities. She plans to go to Sheridan College to study retail management. Donna Robson The years they have gone by, Now to give a sigh. How worthwhile the training's been, lt's up to me to try. . V t 1 Vi ,6 4' I V Nancy Prior I don't care what is written about me, as long as it isn't true. Katherine Hepburn Dave Robb Morgan Pirie If you considered a man a friend, doubt him not, for if you doubt him, he is not your friend. lVlorgan was active in many activities: wrest- ling, basketball, football, prefect- ing, referee club and B.A.A. Bob Quinney In Bob's five years at Lorne Park, he has participated in wrestling, drama, volleyball. After school he enjoys golf and skiing. Next he plans to go to university, hopefully Western. Catherine Rodd Two roads dl- verged in a wood: and I-I took the one less travelled bv, And that has made all the difference. Robert Frost

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Phil Shilton Some say it with art, Some never say it. Mike Solecky .lane Soltesz Julie Starink God gave us precious gifts: ears to listen, eyes to watch, a mind to understand, a heart to care. Evelyn Steinback Evelyn is planning to travel through the Middle East and Africa, and work as a dental assistant. Some say it with words, Some say it with music, Tim Smith Rick Snowdon Cheryl Spray Cheryl has been in the Junior Band for 1 year, and in the Senior Band for 3 years. Where do I go? Where do I go?, follow the children, Where do I go?, follow their smiles, Is there an answer in their sweet faces that tells me why I live and die, Follow the wind song, follow the thunder, Follow the neon in yon lovers eyes, Down to the gutter, up to the glitter, into the city where the truth lies. Where do I go?, follow my heartbeat, Where do I go?, follow my hand, Where will they lead me? and will I ever discover why I live and die. Why do I love? Why do I die? Tell me, where do I go? Tell me why? Pattie Steeds In this era of world wars, in this atomic age, values have changed. We have learned that we are guests of existence, travelers between two stations. We must discover security within ourselves. Boris Pasternak Mary Ellen Stoll What sunshine is to flowers, Smiles are to humanity. During her five years at L.P., Mary Ellen has participated in the Student Council, prefects, drama, choir, pep club and the sorority. Being a member of the Junior Birdsmen lAlgonquin '72 versionl, all she can hope for is a safe landing pad at university next year where Mary Ellen hopes to take honours science or math.