R S McLaughlin Collegiate and Vocational Institute - Haggis Yearbook (Oshawa, Ontario Canada)

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BOB BOREK I am known to some as Brick Flash and to a select few as S.S.U.S.A. I have the dis- tinction of not having been asked to the Sadie Hawkins Dance in all five years of my High School imprisonment. My interests in- clude syncopated music , girls, playing my sax, and phy- sics classes! Next year, the art of preserving and restoring health at U. of T. 1? M PAUL AUSTIN I came to the hallowed halls of McLaughlin after three eventful years at Port Hope High. My interests range from freezing on the way to school to tripping in the halls. I am well known for my brilliance?? in physics class. With any luck I shall grace some deserving univer- sity in ' 65. HEATHER ROSS UN O X AT Y , BADMINTON H £ L d £ C £ K C V K HONOUR CRCST f s R CLUB X NC DOROTHY SLATER In Dreams of Yesterday. Dorothy often dreams of the old days when girls wore long billowy dresses and did the minuet. She likes swimming, skiing, sewing, ballet and opera. Her keen interest in little child- ren has led her to believe she ' d like to be a Kindergarten or grade one teacher. RICHARD STUART Rick is a plodding thinker, rat- ionalizing crammer, idealistic pessimist, fun-loving, physics homework hater who is bliss- fully ignorant, dangerously lacking of knowledge and who doesn ' t understand himself or others. He wants to get sick- eningly rich so that he can laugh at the whole rat race from the top of a mountain in a pent- house with stereo where he can dabble in art and things. H FUN O LOW n T A DOUG - BARR BASKETBALL 5 A E R L N Y A g DAVID JAMES David has been a.staunch sup- porter of the Band, starting out as a rather dubious Bassoonist and becoming a still more dub- ious Flautist. His true love however lies in the study of Classic languages (alas f Miss Edmondson) which he in- tends to further in future years JOHN STEWART They call me the Right Honour- able John Stewart. I was Prime Minister this year. Beside this notable achievement my other accomplishments are trivial, so I shall not degrade myself in mentioning them. This year has left me bewildered and con- fused. I hardly know which way is up. If I ever recover . . . 18

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THOMAS WERRY I strove with none, for none was worth my strife; Nature I loved and, next to Nature, Art. I warmed, both hands before the fire of life; It sinks, and I am ready to depart. Take thought; I have weathered the storm, I have beaten out my exile. D ' ARCY SMITH Although sitting on Mr. Kolod- zie ' s basketball bench for a year, D ' Arcy did manage to win bars in volleyball, basket- ball, badminton and track. Erat: President of the Badminton Club (2 years) and B.A.A.; a member of both Houses of Parliament and a Supreme Court Justice. Sperat: To extend his education in Business either at Western or Ryerson. Cupiditatas: To follow Arnie ' s Army. RUTH McBRIDE Este poroto chilenoimigrohace poco mas de un ano de Sud America paravenir a McLaugh- lin. Esta confundida - nacio en Chile pero tiene padre ameri- cano, madre canadiense y abuelos (!); No sabe que es! Despues de este ano espera asistir la U. de T. y despues? quizas Chile. Hasta la vista! MARILYN SLEEP After 3 years in Mr. Ridge ' s Senate and 4 years in French Club, Mare can actually say that she has enjoyed her years in High School. When she is not running for class or doing biology notes, she can be found playing her clarinet in the band. Her fascination with flipping pancakes has made her decide to teach others this culinary art. GARY STEVASON HBSZ TUFWBTPO- TUJGG IBT CFFO FWFSZUIJOH GS- PN EFQVUZ QSJNF NJOJTUFS UP DIFFSMFBEFS. IF IBT QBSUJDUQBUFE JO FWFSZ- UIJOH GSPN BMM TRPSUT (XIJDI XPO IJN B TDIPPM MFUUFS) UP EBODF DPNN- JUJFT. IJT JOUFSFTUT FO- UBJM GSBODB, TRPSUT, GSBODB, BOE EVOO ' T. BDBEFNJDBMMZ, TU- JGG XPO UXP BXBSET BOE IPOPVST CFGPSF CF- JOH TUSVDL CZ TMPUI. JG UWT EJTFBTF JT DVSUB- JMFE TPPO HBSZ XJMM UBLF BSDIJUFDUVSF BU V. PGU. JOHN JOHNSON He sat in the back seat; No longer a back-bencher He proposed a hair-brained bill That drove all from Parliament hill. He hopes to be a physicist And take a course at Queens; He longs to take a dinghy And sail it by the lee. I I Jii %m ' TERRY THOMAS TWINE Dear Editor: Being a person of astounding modesty, I feel it is impossible to expound on my fabulous car- eer in this school. Please re- veal to your readers my brill- iant successes as French scholar extradordinaire , muscle-bound athlete and mus- cle-headed student. Also men- tion my honourable place of distinction in the 6 Year Club. Modestly yours Terry Twine. BRIAN WILSON Dum haec geruntur, in ludo depositus, Briannus laborem despicere constituit. Fuit quin- que annos in re publica, tres, in inferiore, duos in senatu: etiam folle, olim ludit, olim mille passus tardissimecurrit. Maeste numquam honores ab- stulit. Cogitat, tamen, amicos: Brennum, Robertum, Danielum in sacerdotium sequi. Ha! 17

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WAYNE MARKLE Since the exams are over I ' m Confessing the Blues and hoping that my brain does Not Fade Away . Little By Little , I joined sports and the band. In June I will sing It ' s All Over Now and people will say Congratulations - fat chance. My interests - Rolling Stones. LORNE RICH 7303 Jt Afc 7?? 3 ' 7 c Mil . J ' j£ tur ?(»? ' 3s . ?; ?£ it i ' fS T?n ) j .jih c vjt 7?it W? vt ?£)5 M i o i n k Vtlc Ak jiy . (j? cm ? jfa f «) 7?i£f V Jj kn Jltflrl? yff UprJ crj) jkiso ikit ijt? iconic .j ji cgn LORNA WILLIAMS I are cheerleader I are cook I are happy I are smart I are hairstylist I are athletic I are dancer I are parliamentarian I are braggart KAREN MOSIER 4 5, TojJI - 7 opli-tr - dj lcrw -. DOUG CARRINGTON Otherwise known as Cart- wright in Geometry class, this muscle -bound athlete calls himself D.V. Carrington. His outstanding achievement has been his complete mastery of the upper school Physics course. In addition, this genius spent six glorious weeks finking about at Laval this summer. Ambition: Star Tackle (football) for U. of T. MARK BRETT (b. 1947) Canadian student? and author of failing examinations, was born in Toronto (It appears that he will not have the opportunity to return for any prolonged stay). Among his greatest works are, Grade XIII Christmas Physics Examination , a thesis in which he meticulously refutes New- ton ' s Laws of Motion. STEVE HARDING For brief biography refer to: Steve Harding, 394 Gibbons Street, or The Local Morgue, Oshawa, Ontario DON FLINTOFF HEATTENDEDO ' NEILLFORTW OYEARSWHEREHEPLAYSINTE RSCHOOLVOLLEYBALLANDBA SKETBALLANDGIRLSNOWRESI DINGATMCVIPLAYEDSAMESPO RTSANDAMEMBEROFTHESENA TEANDALOVEROFENGLISHMA RKSBESIDESTHESTATUEMRJO CELYNISTHENEXTFEATUREH EMARKSENGLISHPAPERSIFIP ASSIWILLGOTOOO ' NEILLORU OFTIAMASAFEDRIVERLIKEBU CKLEY ' SMADCYCLISTIWISHA LLTHOSEWHOFOLLOWMELU CKADIOS. 19