Saint Laurent High School - Milestone Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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MURRAY CLARKE Laugh and the whole class laughs with you, But you ' re the one who serves the detention! ' Fav. Exp.: Do I have to? Amb.: Hair Stylist. Prob. Dest.: Styling hares. Pastime: Driving his father ' s car. Pet Peeve: Doing Teen Age Tales . Claim to Fame: His driving License. Prototype: Yogi Bear. Act.: Class Sports. MARIAN HECKMAN Money isn ' t everything in life but its well ahead of whatever is in second place. Fav. Exp.: Do you think I ' m a millionaire? Amb.: Nursery Worker. Prob. Dest.: Starting her own nur- sery. Pastime: Listening to radio at noon. Pet Peeve: Math. Claim to Fame: Montreal North Bus. Prototype: Cupi Doll. Act.: Class Sports. id DOUG GILFILLAN Don ' t send a boy to do a man ' s job. Fav. Exp.: Sir, there aren ' t anymore. Amb.: Airline Technician. Prob. Dest.: Fixing model airplanes. Pastime: Bringing up Gazettes from office. Pet Peeve: When we can ' t get 12 Gazettes for the class. Claim to Fame: Gazette carrier. Prototype: Blond and bashful. Act.: Class Sports, Fee Collecter. PHIL LANGLOIS Long ago there was a prophecy of great things to come well, here I am. Fav. Exp.: Sir I didn ' t do it. Amb.: Hockey Trainer. Prob. Dest.: Catching trains. Pastime: Collecting pucks. Pet Peeve: When Canadians lose. Claim to Fame: Assistant trainer for Montreal Canadians. Prototype: Toe Blake. Act.: Student Council Rep, Class Sports Intramural Soccer, Football. I. GARRY MACNAB Homework is the root of all Fav. Exp.: Aw. keep quiet. Amb.: Air Force Flyer. Prob. Dest.: Flying model airplanes. Pastime: Doing poetry after school. Pet Peeve: Poetry. Claim to Fame: Running school films. Prototype: Dagwood Bumstead. Act.: Class Sports, School Project- ionist. SHEILA SAUNDERS Love makes the world go round gee I ' m dizzy. Fav. Exp.: Sir, may I close the window. Amb.: Nurse. Prob. Dest.: Keeping Terry healthy. Pastime: Terry. Pet Peeve: Open windows. Claim to Fame: Her big black boots. Prototype: Shrimp boat. Act.: Class Sports. SINCLAIR THOMAS To get ahead you need one. Fav. Exp.: Have you got a dime? Amb.: Professional Prize Fighter. Prob. Dest.: Fighting with Langlois. Pastime: Borrowing money. Pet Peeve: Phil Langlois. Claim to Fame: His ferocious left jab. Prototype: Muhammed ali. Act.: Class President. Intramural Soccer and Football. SUZANNE PRESTON The human mind should be like a good hotel-open the year round. Fav. Exp.: Do it on your own. Amb.: Nurse. Prob. Dest.: Taking her temperature. Pastime: Looking for Mr. Isenberg. Pet Peeve: Walking around school while teacher is on duty. Claim to Fame: Accompanying teachers on duty. Prototype: Florence Nightingale. Act.: Class Sports. MARTHA VOSS Flattery is soft soap. But soap is TJ% lye. Fav. Exp.: May I go now sir? Amb.: Secretary. Prob. Dest.: Marrying the boss. Pastime: Making coffee for teachers. Pet Peeve: Boys bothering her. Claim to Fame: Coffee boiler. Prototype: Buffy. Act.: Class Sports, Treasurer, Coffee Maker, Badminton. 22

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Gary Mcpherson Amb.: Trust officer. Fav. Exp.: Gary pro! Claim to Fame: Getting an trouble. Pet Peeve: School. Act.: Hockey, Basketball, Football. VERNON PHILLIPS Girls are like cellophane — trans- parent but hard to remove once you get wrapped in them. Fav. Exp.: Keep cool, fool. Amb.: To overcome racism. Prob. Dest.: To join KIu Klux Clan. Pastime: Boosting female ego ' s. Pet Peeve: Sophisticated JO ' S Sloppy Spooks. Claim to Fame: His expressive eyes. Prototype: I spy star (Bill Cosby). Act.: Senior, Intermural Basketball, Rugby, Chef Club Dancing, Swim- ming, Volleyball, Soccer, Gym- nastics. GARY WATSON If I have only one life, let me live it with hazel eyes. Fav. Exp.: Let it all hang out. Amb.: Equipment manager for the Beavers. Prob. Dest.: Lifeless father with eight kids. Pastime: Watching the girls go by. Pet Peeve: When people say he has green eyes. Claim to Fame: His greenish-hazel eyes. Prototype: Gary Watson. Act.: Combing his hair, equipment manager for the Montreal Beavers, playing football. SANDIE MILLER Love me or leave me. Hey! Where ' s everybody going??? Fav. Exp.: What ' s the matter??? Amb.: To land a soft iob. Prob. Dest.: To be on cloud 9. Pastime: Dreaming about a certain someone. Pet Peeve: Detentions with Mr. Preston. Claim to Fame: Brains-brains-brains- brains. Prototype: Buble-gum chewer. Act.: Skiing, riding. ROY THOMPSON takes. B.J 1 1 nuts to hold a car together but only one to wreck it. Fav. Exp.: What ' s your name? Amb.: Travelling round the world via jet. Prob. Dest.: Slow boat to China. Pastime: Exploring new places. Pet Peeve: Careless smokers. Claim to Fame: Wirey hair. Prototype: Robert Culp. CAROLINE WONG The good lord created the world, then he rested. He created man, and then he rested. But then he created Caroline and neither God not man has rested since. Fav. Exp.: Did I ever tell you your kinda stupid? Amb.: Bacheolr of Fine Arts. Prob. Dest.: Bachelor of Not Fine Arts Pastime: Living above her income. Pet Peeve: Boys with faster mouths then brains! Claim to Fame: Her long hair. Prototype: Lucy in Charlie Brown. 10S NORMAN BROWN at first you don ' t succeed-quit. Fav. Exp.: Sir, May I get the doughnuts ? Amb.: Plumber. Prob. Dest.: Unblocking toilets. Pastime: Buying Doughnuts. Pet Peeve: Detentions. Claim to Fame: His turtles. Prototype: Charlie Brown. Act.: Red Cross Rep. Class Sports. AUDREY CLARKE It is better to remain silent and let people think you a fool, than to open your mouth and prove it. Fav. Exp.: Leave me alone. Amb.: Secretary. Prob. Dest.: Typing up a storm. Pastime: Washing dishes with Martha. Pet Peeve : Coffee. Claim to Fame: Making coffee for teachers. Prototype: Ma Kettle. Act.: Class Snorts. 21

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EN MEMOREAM DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. A GREAT MAN HAS Just as it seems likely that the world can look forward at last to peace in Vietnam, it has been plunged into shocked mourning for one of its greatest leaders: Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., winner of the Nobel Peace Prize for his non-violent civil rights movement in the United States. He met his untimely death at 39 at the hands of a white sniper in Memphis, struck down on April 5th at the very moment that his philosophy of nonviolence is being tested all over the nation, both by congressional debate of the open-housing bill to open all residential areas to negroes, and by rioting and other acts of violence by those who oppose his philo- sophy. Significantly, the day after his funeral the bill was passed, but only time ' will tell if it will be widely enforced. He often told his followers that he wanted ony to love his fellow Americans, black or white, and that true freedom and justice are acquired only through love, truth and gentleness. He said just a few days before his death that a believer in nonviolence, should be willing to give his life for a cause which he feels is justified. It was brutal irony that his death and martyrdom should come so soon to prove his utter dedication to the negro cause. It was a mournful but somehow proud sea of humanity that swept through the streets of Atlanta, Georgia, to Dr. King ' s funeral. Many great and famous people, white and black, were in the throng, among them Robert and Jacqueline Kennedy. There was no rioting here, only peace and sorrowing love as a hundred thousand trudged, sternfaced but singing the great freedom songs, behind the casket. Sym- bolically, the casket was drawn by two mules; Dr. King had planned to use such a mule-train in a march on Washington soon, to stand for negro poverty. This march towards freedom and equality for the negro people must go on. As one of Dr. King ' s aides has said: We must renew our commitments. Now that his voice has been stilled, let all our voices ring until those who have been deaf to justice hear. Let us all keep the faith — black and white together. 23