St Johns International School - Sejour Yearbook (Waterloo, Belgium)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1983 volume:

Wattfluo, , Menu Chez St. John ' s 3 Main Dishes 12 Desserts 73 Beverages 103 Chefs 137 After Dinner Mints 143 Les Cuisiniers 207 V Addition s.v.p 209 V ' ' ¥C:. :ii H VA V ' ' ' N xN ' ' ' ' T , Vv Vnnnn-.nn-.-. . . V N • nnNXsn. -.x-v- PMS.- In Loving Memory I shall pass through this world but once; any good therefore that I can do, or any kindness that I can show to any fellow creature, let me do it now — let me not defer or neglect it, for I shall not pass this way again. Mr. Paul MacCarthy 1940-1982 Elementary School Principal n The St. John s family proudly dedicates its 1983 edition o Sejour to Mr. Paul MacCarthy .T A Good Mix ... . . . 610 students 28 nationalities 80 teachers. Mix well with touch of charisma and simmer on a low boil. This recipe comes from the kitchen of . . . Chez St. Johns! 1 The Class of ' 83 ir- -- y mi, iyy- SENIORS Madelyn CiasuUo The Caterpillar . . . Radio Mega . . . Friendly . . . Short and Sassy . . . Richard, stop tickling me!!! Whaattt?? Miss Organization . . . Stumpy. Marsha McMahon Whatever . . . Friendly . . . Foxy Lady Hard-working . Really ... I don ' t know yet . . . Sweet . . . Call me slim not skinny. Patricia Johnson Oh, I ' m so embarrassed! . . . Creative . . . Oh, my God!!! Nature Freak . . . The 4:00 train to Luxembourg . . Cathy McNichol Noo Yawk ... I do not talk funny! Intense man . . . Dig it . . . Purple city . . . L ' s a B . . . Caring . . . Outspoken _m f m ■1 Amy Vance Chocolate lady . . . nioped problems again . . . partier 2 . . . Smoking lounge . . . Always smiling Monique Verheyden Saudi ' s the best! . . . desk dancer . . . everyone has their hang-ups, some more than others! . . . yah . . . 17 Tom Allen Preppy Surfs up! . . . Florida freak Stephan, you ' re wrong! . . . Mr. Teeeh ■ But Mrs. Alligator motif Rhodante Ahlers Unique . . . Oh wooww! . . What ' s the deal here man . Check It out! ... Got any food ' Smile! Horses Chris Brunner Sweet and quiet . . Tenn.s bum helpful ... a lot of fun nendly . . . ya know what? . . . Have you started your tnghsh essay yet? ... I Amber Jensen Horse lover . . . number one pitcher . . . artistic . . . friendly . . . I ' ve got a headache! . . . Oh, Maaan! Sally Devlin Mile. Ballet ... I ' m not Belgian! . . . Cute . . . Most all- around . . . Bubbles Anyway ... ... I ' m on a diet . . . anyone got any gum? . . . Butch . . . sweet-n-smiling Henry Onians Have you got the latest album? Laughs at anything . . . Green flash Tennis star . . . Jethro Tull . . . oh, come on! ' good sense of humor . . . 19 Abbas Rahim Bakesale this Thursday . . . Do you want to buy some chocolate? business man . . . diplomat . . . go-getter . . loves a good argument German trips . . . always smiling . . . Oh, shoot! . . . did you do your history homework? . . . hard worker . . . ready to help any time . . . Diego Rivadeneira Lanuage professor . . . gentleman . . . San Diego . . . did you get the calculus problems? . . . crazy guy! . . . Panagiota Drouvis Yula . . . Rory Gallagher Greek fan . . . always smiling Fyrnos . . . another crazy Greek . . . Nice eyes . . . good soccer player . . . shy ... ho yes . . . I ' ll try to do it. Miss . . . keep trying Pedro . . . Calculus, his future . . . Friendly . . . No?! Si! . . . Miss Polyglot . . . giggly ■ ■ ■ easy to get along with . . .Cava?! . . . always laughing . . . Alejandra Magistral! Pasta ... But I ' ma Italian! ... I ' m on a diet, I SWEAR! Mars bars . . . short but . . . get oudda here! . . . flower-child . I can ' t handle it! Simon Arpino Drummer Where ' s the music? . . . long live Deep Purple! . . . Radio Mega . . . Super sounds . . . voted most . singing Simon . . . talented Tom Yetter Voted most athletic . . . Sandra ate my lunch again- animal . . . easy to talk to , . . stubborn . . . hairy chest tries everything once Glenn Callichant Bug freak . . . macho . . . cool-n-quiet . . . grunge man . . . duh! . . . most handsome ... go for it .. . what test? . . . you toucha my car, 1 breaka your face! Henrik Bacho Calculator man . . . pool parties . . . Macho Bacho . . . stubborn and persistent . . . voted best all-around . . . the Swede . . . let ' s go skiing! Sarah Byrne Valley Girl 1 ... for sure . . . They kicked me out of class and I don ' t know why!?! . . . voted class clown . . . munch out . . . partier . . . curly hair . . . 23 Polly Maier Preppy . . . elephant jokes . . . groovy, man ... at the same time? . . . most likely to succeed . . . Spazz 1 . . .Cava? . . four ducks! . . . alotta fun John Horton President Student Council . . . right! . . . cross-country runner . . voted most unique ... I knew that! . . . friendly Sara Quinn Maroon! . . . North Pole . . . motor mouth . . . Spazz 2 . . Nom d ' une pipe! . . . always willing to help . . , huggums . . . I ' m freaking out! . . . Oh, I love you!!! Rosemarie Griscavage Always smiling . . . So, tell me, what ' s up ' voted best dressed . . . Ciao! . . . CC moral booster . . . Model U.N Sean Snyder Cowboy . . . Guitar Man . . . basketball . . . McDonalds veteran . . . How ' s the weather up there, Sean? . . . Jimi Hendrix fan . . . Cathy Byrne Where ' s Paul? . . . How ' s your brother, Cathy ' I ' m dying to go to the loo. . . Spazz 3 . . . Oh, you ' re horri- ■ sweet-n-siUy . . . always there. Laura Hansen Steve . . . Come here!! . . . bouncy . . . always smiling . . . but — Dino!! . . . Hague trips . . . Cadillac ... I feel so bad . . . Stavanger m •-! irb. 1 ' H-i, .Vi . p 4 .i ' -- Kristin Morin Valley Girl ttl . . . How ' s life, cutie? . . . Man, I ' ve got the muchies . . . Check out that guy! ... I don ' t understand. Steve Wawack So, how ' s it goin ' ? . . . Joe Kodak . . . apple-polisher . . . voted class clown . . . Rush . . . Laura! . . . Asteroids . . . the Boot. Baseball Bernard Le Due Mr. Intellectual . . . South Africa . . . Bernie . . . most likely to succeed . . . soccer stud . . . what ' s that in aid of? . . . who needs a calculator? Nancy Everitt Miss Athlete . . . serious . . . partier 1 . . . good debater . . . crow tangos . . . concerts . . . Frankfurt softball . . . late nights city lights . . . Elisabeth Dyvik Norwegian blond . . . giggles . . . Inger, you ' re blushing! . . . disco ... 1 had the weirdest dream! . . . the grape diet . . . I ' m cold! . . . Mv alarm didn ' t go off! . . . Mike McMahon C-Level bum . . . yogi . . . match box . . . slush puppie vendor . . . yo! . . . not right now, okay? . . . stubborn . . . Mikey! Chewing tobacco . . . Big Foot . . . Show us your scar . . . alrighta . . . What ' s happening. Dink? . . . Where ' s my Copenhagen? Steve Orosz El Prez . . . Okay, everybody, SHUT UP! . . . swimmer ... the beard . . . What osz? . . . MOO! ... the organizer Nathalie Goosens Double French today! . . . did you do your Stats homework? ... I don ' t want to walk home today! . . . friendly . . . the American Beige . . . sweet Richard Miles Midnight Mega Man . . . open mouth — insert foot c ' est oubliable! . . . loin dehors! . . . hey, mon . . . cutie d.j . . . squeek! blond beauty . . . joker Veronica Moyle Creative . . . looking for Vonnie? Check the art room! stubborn — loves an argument! . . . sense of humour . . . Chris Brunner: True friendship is like sound health, the value of it is seldom known until it is lost. Charles Colton. Nancy Everitt: Destiny is not a matter of chance, it is a matter of choice. It is not a thing to be waited for, it is a thing to be achieved. William Jennings Bryan. Madelyn Ciasullo: All your life you ' ve been waiting for your chance, where you ' ll fit into the plan, but you ' re the master of your own destiny so give and take the best that you can. Triumph. Patricia Johnson: I would not have been given the power to dream if I had not been given the power to make those dreams come true. Richard Bach. Simon Arpino: Simon is a question hardly to be asked! Cheers, God bless, Simon. All you need is love. Lennon and McCartney. Alejandra Magistrali: What a long strange trip it ' s been. Grateful Dead. Special thanks to Simon, both Toms, the class of ' 84, Mr. Moran, and my parents. Dio Autaci! Laura Hansen: What matters today is not the dif- ference between those who believe and those who don ' t believe, but the difference between those who care and those who don ' t. Abbe Pire. Steven Wawack: Those who wish to be must put aside the alienation, get on with fascination, the real relation, the underlying theme. Peart. Monique Verheyden: Tomorrow is a path I ' ve yet to choose, it ' s a chance I ' ve yet to take, a friend I ' ve yet to make, it ' s all the talent I ' ve got to use. Tomor- row is a dream that leads me onward. Unknown. Cathy McNichol: Crazy, but that ' s how it goes, millions of people living as foes. Maybe it ' s not too late to learn how to love and forget how to hate. Oz- zy Osbourne. Sean Snyder: The story of life is quicker than the wink of an eye, the story of love is hello and good- bye, until we meet again. Jimi. Bernard LeDuc: I ' m just a collection of mirrors, reflecting what everyone else expects of me. Rollo May. Bob Costolnick: One wants to live of course, in- deed one only stays alive by virtue of the fear of death, but I think now, as I thought then, that it ' s better to die violently and not too old. George Orwell. Michael McMahon: Never do today what you can do tomorrow. Anonymous. You can always tell a real friend, when you ' ve made a fool of yourself he doesn ' t feel you ' ve done a permanent job. Laurence J. Peter. Richard Miles: Like a bird on the wire, like a drunken song midnight choir, I have tried in my own way to be free. Leonard Cohen. Rosemarie Griscavage: On ne voit bien qu ' avec le coeur. L ' essentiel est invisible pour les yeux. An- toine de Saint-Exupery. I may have my head in the clouds, but my feet always touch the ground. Anonymous. Lord, Make me an instru- ment of thy peace ... to see thee more clearly, love thee more dearly, follow thee more nearly. St. Francis of Assisi Godspell. Tom Yetter: You don ' t get something for nothing, you don ' t get freedom for free, you won ' t get wise with sleep in your eyes, no matter what you dream might be. Rush. Nathalie Goosens: Take no thought for the mor- row, for the morrow shall take sufficient thought for the things of itself. Sufficient unto the day is the evil thereof. Unknown. Sarah Byrne: Don ' t walk in front of me, I may not follow. Don ' t walk behind me I may not lead. Walk beside me and be my friend. Camus. Glenn Gallichant: And when the broken-hearted people living in the world agree, there will be an answer, let it be. And when the night is cloudy there is still a light that shines on me, shine on until tomorrow, let it be. Lennon and McCartney. Rhodanle Ahlers: Die young and happy and live forever! Rhodante. Kristin Morin: Friendship, a binding contract you sign with laughter and break with tears. Unknown. Marsha McMahon: Man, unlike any other thing in the universe, grows beyond his work, walks up the stairs of his concepts, emerges ahead of his ac- complishments. John Steinbeck. Smiles are passports through the desert and visas to all alien countries. Unknown. Stephen Orosz: We now have enough religion to hate, but not enough to love. Dean Swift. I per- sonallv believe there ' s a heaven for atheists there ' s no one there, but . . .? Virgil. Veronica Moyle: Dreams are faithful interpreters of our inclinations; but there is art required to sort and understand them. Montaigne. John Horton: Nothing good is free. Triumph. Elisabeth Dyvik: You have powers you never dreamed of. You can do things you never thought you could do. There are no limitations in what you can do except the limitations in your own mind as to what you cannot do. Don ' t think vou cannot, t hink you can. Darwin P. Kingsley. Polly Maier: Bf ' s brits, bears, and Christmas decorations; No gut ' s no glory. Sara Quinn: To look up and not down, to look out and not in, to look forward and not back. Unknown, To Catherine, Polly, Sally, Inger, mv parents and Lee — thanks! Catherine Byrne: The difficulty in life is the choice. George Moore. Sara Rees Devlin: Lord, make me an instrument of thy peace, where there is hatred let me sow love, where there is injury, pardon. Where there is darkness, light, and where there is sadness, joy. St. Francis of Assissi. Henry Onians: There are many here among us who feel life is but a joke, bur you and I we ' ve been through that, and this is not our fate, so let us not talk falsely now, the hour is getting late. Bob Dvlan. Amber Jensen: On, I have roamed over many lands, and many friends I ' ve met, not one fair scene of kindly smile can this fond heart forget. T.H. Bay- ly. The more I saw of foreign lands, the more I loved my own. DeBellov- Diego Rivadeneira: What are days for? Days are where we live. They come, they wake us time and time over. They are to be happy in. Philip Larkin. Isabel Ayala: Let ' s be sure to put our feet in the right place and settle there steadily. Churchill. Abbas Rahim: St. John ' s has done a lot for me. And what I got from it, is enough for me. Abbas. Yula Drouvis: Greece is the earth ' s ring. K. Paiamore. Katherine Toth: We live not as we want but as we can. Meander. So long as you are secure you will count many friends; if you life becomes clouded you will be alone. Amy Vance: Society is a mule not a car, if pressed too hard it will kick and throw off it ' s rider . . . Man will occasionally stumble over the truth, but most of the time he will pick himself up and continue on. Murphy ' s Laws. Jim Petridis: Tm a wheel, a wheel; I can roll, I can feel and you can ' t stop me turning. I ' m the sun, the sun; I can move, I can run and you ' ll never stop me burning. Rainbow. The Class of ' 83 would like to thank Mrs. Greene and Mrs. Zak for their kindness and helpfulness in acting as the Senior Moderators. Jim Petridis Johnny come lately . . . the intellectual . . . Mr. I.B. Post-Graduate Student likka Juusonen The Fin . . . shall we cruise? ... hi, sweets, how are ya? ... a flirt . . . easy to talk to . . . where ' s the beer? B 5,,  PKJAV  o Juniors Party with your grandmother! . , . Gaby puts her foot in it again . . . Annette the knee-biter . . . Don the flower man . . . have you checked out the Washington guys yet?! . . . the senior class ' s arch- rivals . . . did you hear who she ' s going out with? Steve Chiwenda, Carl Persson, Sean French, Ian Greene Ann Goyette, Eric Vos, Gaby Marroig, Patrick Brochez, Michele Mittlebronn, Nick Mantis Lucy Jones 10th Grade Wanna buy a Madge patch? . . . What do you mean you ' re not going to the AC-DC concert this weekend? . . . Reading is bad for you because if you ' re reading, you ' re not paying attention, and something could fall on you. . . . Sorry I ' m late. Miss Lawyer — my locker was upside- down. . . . Can we have a party this Friday, since it ' ll be the end of the week? . . . Can we have a study hall in class today? Anthony and I just started a new program on the computer. Michelle Powers, Eric Bacho, Frank Weise, Pam Brunner, Mike Gambello, Shawn Marchniak Tom Brady, Jasjit Kundi, Chris Gray, Jeff Stillwell (asjit Kundi, Lisa Horton, Kelly Kulchusky, Andrew Mueller, Barbara Eugster, Chris Gray, Njaal Haugen 1 0i E i r 1 r a m k 1 -ii ' JH 1 - ' -r B| ki l M ,v H B p. ■-- - s v . 1 Guillaume Petin Helena Jarskog, Barb Davis, Amy DeMarco, Bryan Horadam 43 Robert Blaas, Mark Palim Natalia Gomez isther Chiwenda, Toby Goldenberg, Allison Brooke Lisa Kollacks, Janine De Wolf, Catherine D ' Arcy, Fiona Mulcahy Robert Blaas, Paul Crompton Freshmen Motorhead ' s class . . . the class with the English ac- cents . . . You ' re such a ree-jee . . . Are you serious? You really don ' t have a computer? . . . How gay ... I have no friends Mike Heaslip, Charlotte Janes, Zuo Zuckumor, Mike Ward, Scott Henry Steve Minnici Marc Huebner, Peter Kunzel, Paul Lawyer, Mustapha Johnson, Rob Clingan 52 Maureen Cameron, Hannah Baldwin, Miranda Blaa: Gabriella Rivadeneira, Anita Mulokozi Rob Corby Trudy Goldenberg, Christine Stingo Andrew Jones Michele Wright 8th Grade Can you believe her outfit? . . . Jim and Tom had a Coke-chugging contest! . . . Going to the concert this weekend? . . . Are you going to the dance? . . . Frau ' s outstanding class . . . Dances, courtesy of Chris and Eddie . . . I ' m hyperventilating — no one ' s going to ask me to dance! . . . Who do you like? Jim Lam, Kevin McCarthy, Greg Mefford, Andrew DiNovo, Tom Snyder, Mark Arpino Angelica Mulokozi, Helene Nordstrand, Martha Asseer, Vanessa Bolton, Adele Cumming Raoul Holmberg, Christopher Warry Erik Stein, Jamie Broser A Dame Blanche With chocolate laced over sweet peaks. And nuts sprinkled around Two cherries keep guard over this most delicious castle. Waiting for eager little spoons To devour this most delicious treat of creamy chocolate, vanilla and cream. — Vanessa Naylor 61 Vanessa Bolton, Sophie Hougardy, Esnea Mlewa, Helene Mark Baier Nordstrand, Adele Cumming Mark La Force, Thierry Logiest, Doug Morin John Pepper Brian Hasberger 7th Grade Who are you going to the dance with? . . . I ' m trying to get him to like her, ' cuz I don ' t want him to like me . . . Heath the bell-ringer . . . Are you going to ask her? ... Is there a dance this weekend? . . . Please, please, please can we talk in class today? Charlotta Nordstrand, Laura Bird, Lisa Quinn, Catherine Bacho, etc. Susanne Emerle, Jennifer Lange, Knstie Mulka Kendra Firminger, K,i luiff, Kristin Goddard, Linda French Jake Thalacker, Tom Brennan, Steve Peterman Eric Anderson, Cliff Atfield nthony MoUoy, Luis Palacio, Michael Goyette, Kevin Hickey ' Pierre-Michael Geurts, Steve Cameron 1 W ahn Harrington, Eamonn O ' Hagan ; -S«-«i LES DESS ERTS Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass Jr. High Musical Tom Sawyer Last year ' s Tom Sawyer was one of the most spectacular Junior High musicals to date. With the impish Mike McCauley in the title role and outside help from Baritone Neil Lawyer, the performance was impressive. It provided the perfect ending for a perfect day. Many thanks, Mrs. Le Due, for your efforts and patience — you have certainly proved yourself indespensable to St. John ' s (once again)! Once again Fra Williams and her band of merry bakers tickled our palates with Ger- man goodies. The an- nual German Christmas party, for the nth con- secutive year, proved a favorite of all Frau ' s students, their parents, and the faculty, who were also invited to share the fun Danke, lumni Reunio] annual Alumni Reunion was a treat fo? students, as well as the current sen iorj ni are married in the asBByi M ' ' Down the Rhine Vith Frau ; H MP r M [ 2| ill oi The weather was beautiful (until the last day), the snow was great, and the social aspect of the ski trip, as usual, was the best part. On the slopes, at meals and in the living quarters, on the long bus ride — it was just great to be away from school together. PPPP Ski W 83 Boarding Residences a Home Away From Home Since 78 — 79, St. John ' s has had boarding facilities for high school students. The adopted parents for the girls ' residence are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stachowiak, and the boys ' have taken on Mr. and Mrs. Roger Moran. It isn ' t easy for these parents to han- dle the responsibilities of this job, but they do, and with the same benevolence as real parents. The students themselves, by virtue of the close living situa- tion, establish a veritable comraderie. The girls share clothes like real sisters, and the boys act like real brothers (and we all know what that means). All in all, the residences provide a family-style atmosphere for students whose families aren ' t easily accessible. And we ' re sure glad to have those people here at St. John ' s. 87 Boys ' Residence Supplementary Education: Ms. Clair Christie Supplementary Education: Ms. Gail Eber Music: Ms. Diana Smithson Supplementary Education: Ms. Susan Grant Supplementary Education Coordinator: Ms. Lois Leonard Supplementary Education: Ms. Vanessa Watt Two complete Scottish kUts with no Scotsmen in them! People were much impressed with Bernar le Due and Steve Orosz. Prom ' 82 Prom ' 82 Prom ' 82 Prom ' 82 Prom ' 82 Prom ' 82 Prom ' 82 Prom ' 82 Prom ' 82 Prom ' 82 Prom ' 82 Prom ' 82 Prom ' 82 Prom ' 82 Prom ' 82 Prom ' 82 Prom ' 82 Prom ' 82 Prom ' 82 Many people climbed the Stair- way to Heaven at the Teroorght Restaurant on May 30, 1982. Tuxedos and evening gowns were dusted off for the special occasion and even a few kilts were worn! King Joe Picard and Queen Susan Lawyer reigned supreme during the evening (which lasted until the early hours of the morning). Although people showed much less energy coming down the stairway at 6 am than they did going up, everyone still enjoyed themselves! rhe girls gathered to inspect the guys: Wow, check him out! . . . (Rosemarie took off the ;handeher after the picture was taken). Thank you for letting us know what we ought to be. Thanksgiving Liturgy 1 f|_jt ' ; i % Pl KB Eh K ' M M -- - -- Csr J Z itf ■ £■ Thanksgiving is not just an American holiday — we learned that at our 1982 Thanksgiving liturgy. Students from different world nations offered thanks in their own ways, and shared their traditions with the entire high school. Then, a thespian group, under the direction of Mrs. Stephan, performed in an original play about the meaning of Thanksgiving. All the students who participated in the activities did a wonder job. But the ceremony itself was by no means dull. We, the family of St. John ' s, sat around a few tables and literally broke bread together — a tradition that takes place in many coun- tries. A delicious-looking display of breads from all over the world (from French bread to pita bread to corn- bread!) became a table of crumbs. The ritual was pro- bably one of the most touching ever celebrated at St. John ' s. Booster Bash, 1983 One of the most active groups on campus, the St. John ' s Booster Club, hosted its annual Booster Bash on March 5. After a tasty meal of ham and all the trimmings, the guests were treated to Marie MacCarthy ' s Irish Coffee and The Desert Song (also known as Beau Geste Rides Again ), a farcical romp through the burning sands. This original comedy was highlighted by some golden oldies and more recent musical numbers. The show was produced, directed and performed by parents, faculty and friends of St. John ' s. The pro- ceeds go to the sports program. After the success of this event, there are certainly many people who are eagerly awaiting Booster Bash ' 84! Science Fair Hurry, hurry! Step right up! See exhibits on fire, photography and ESP! Learn about drugs, alcohol and cigarette smoking! Explo- sions every hour on the hour! Don ' t miss the junior high science fair! It ' s completely free of charge! Talk your period 3 or 5 teacher into bringing you up to D-Level to witness this spectacular display! Model United Nations The annual Model United Nations meeting in the Hague was attended by our illustrious St. John ' s delegates in January. There, we rubbed elbows with the likes of Queen Beatrix, who chose to sit very near our table! But even without the presence of famous per- sonages, the atmosphere of the meeting was over- whelming. We had fun, and we even learned a thing or two! Thank you to Mrs. Wood who provided us with ex- cellent preparation and moral support throughout — we couldn ' t have done it without you! rsN Softball Day t % iw rt.( r M|||||| V 1 ■ r : ' ■■ - 1, « ' .■ ' . - % rits ' ■■ ' ' 7 Graduation, 1982 The culmination of the 1981-82 school year — the Commencement — was celebrated on Saturday, June 12. Although the class was the largest to graduate from St. John ' s (until this year!), the scene was in- timate: a closely-knit group of friends celebrated their success together. The ceremony was perhaps unusually poignant, due to the absence of Susan Lawyer, but she joined her classmates as an alumna of St. John ' s, several days later. KM w l 1 KE ' ! K ' SX 1 SENIOR AWARDS English: Tina Jorge Mathematics: Fred Jai Art: Sue-Ellen Gernts. Religious Studies: Sue-Ellen Gerritsen German: Suzanne Kunzel Physical Education: Chris Geurden, Hele Foreign Language: Suzanne Kunzel SocialStudies: Bryan F ' : Fred Jarskog American Women ' s Club Community Service Awards: Tina Jorge Senior of the Year: Jenny Devlin, Susan Lawyer Bluebell Scholarship: Bryan Elh ITT Scholarship: Susan Lawyer Sejour Turns Ten! With an entire book revolving around food, we yearbook staff members get pretty hungry! So, we were looking for an excuse (any ex- cuse!) to have a party. We found one: the year- book ' s tenth anniversary! Sejour ' 83 is the tenth yearbook that St. John ' s has produced. St. John ' s has certainly come a long way since the Class of ' 74 (all twelve of them) roamed the halls. Some people who were here then still continue to give Sejour the help it needs to keep on going — people like Mrs. Greene and Dr. Branan (the 1978 yearbook was dedicated to these two). And Mr. Stack, veteran faculty advisor, was also around to help us eat some birthday cake. It is thanks to people such as these that Se- jour — and St. John ' s — continues to exist. We sincerely hope that we will continue to be blessed with such caring individuals — and chocolate cake! The Big Three Les Boissons Track and Field 1 to r: Coach Campbell, R. Ahlers, D. Fried, D. Coderre, P. Sanz, P. Mitchell, B. LeDuc R. Kurian, N. Gerard, J. Kundi, S. Kundi, G Mefford, J. Slaghekke, K. Morin, M Christie, S. McVey, K Magistrali, M. Greer, J. Hansen, E. Novotny, M. Maddock, J Horton, E. Dyvick, F. Weose, S. Mitchell M. Gambello, D. Chen, N. Mantis, C. Gray. Baseball Softball 1 to r: N. Everitt, M. Mittellbronn, P. Brunner, A. Jensen, Y. Zuokomor, N. Verheyden, }. Donnelly, N. Donnelly, S. Byrne, B. Powell, M. Kurlan, P. Bartlett, S. Marciniak, R. Wawack. Tennis Soccer Soccer: the game for the pure, the intelligent and the brave! Our ' 82 season boasted of fifteen players, fifteen superstars! Most improved this year was Henrik Bacho, and the MVP was Ber- nard Le Due. Maybe our season wasn ' t that great, but it was a fun one. The Superstars came in twelfth at the ISSTs held in London but all players did receive a Patch! Coach: Stan Brooks, Assistant Coach: Pablo Sanz. Managers: Sara Quinn and Marsha McMahon. y -iiJA. The Junior Varsity Superstars had a sensa- ional season. Captain (and goalie) Mike VicMahon led his team to a record of ten vins, three losses and one tie. Attackers Dave Fried, Duncan Roche and Mike Mc- Zauley instilled fear in the hearts of the op- position. Zuo Zuokomor, Chico Kazunga and 3ill Allen were a winning combination in :he midfield, backed up by defenders Mark ' rpino, Rob Clingan, Sean French and Steve Zhiwenda. THE VARSITY SUPERSTARS — Bernard Le Due, Captain; Tom Allen, Vice-Captain; Eric Vandenbranden, Henrik Bacho, John Slaghekke, Simon Arpino, Nick Voglis, Henry Onians, Pedro Salient, Carl Persson, Richard Miles, John Heaslip, Nick Mantis, Brain McCarthy. JV SUPERSTARS — Duncan Roche, David Fried, Zuo Zuokomor, Rob Clingan, Mark Arpino, Mike McCauley, Bill Allen, Chico Kazunga, Sean French, Steve Chiwenda, Mike McMahon. Cross Country 1 to n F. Weise, S. Minnici, S. Mitchell, K. McCarthy, S. Synder, T. Snyder, M. Greer, T. Halstead, J. Hortori, A. Prenna, I. Greene, Coach Campbell, D. Coderre, M. Powers, M. Hickey, S. Kundi, M. Nugent, P. Maier, R. Griscavage, T. Brady, C. Stingo, J. Powers, K. Magistrali, L. Quinn, L. French, H. Jarskog, T. Goldenberg, J. Min. n iJ iii yiH ' i ' n ' n 112 - SL S fejfas . ' -t H It was a daily ritual. At about a quarter of four every afternoon, what seemed like dozens of kelley green-clad joggers would terrorize Dreve Richelle and environs. There may not have been dozens of them, but the cross country team certainly was committed to its specialty! And they further impressed us spectators by the fine per- formances they gave in competition. John Horton, veteran runner, earned respect from the opposition this year, despite a knee injury. Debbie Coderre and Michelle Powers helped to form the backbone of the girls ' team. But everyone on the ' 82 cross country team deserves honorable mention for his her efforts. As the neighbors can testify, the team certainly gave it their all. Volleyball U u y m «2| J ' 3 [ 4 lA J wJhI • 1 p If m GIRLS ' VARSITY — Front Row: Kristin Mittlebronn, Nancy Everitt, Laura Hansen, Sa Magistral!. Second Row: Coach Linda Reinhart, Alicia Reeves, Ann Goyette, Bonr ell, Robin VVawack, Manager Sarah Byrne. )V t;iRLS — I irsi Row: Michelf Mittlebronn, Gaby Marroig, Yeibin uokur cond Row: Barbara Kugster, Hrin Hickey, Nathalie Gerard, Rodante Ahlers, Sandberg, Coach IVri ' se Diegenant. m - A- ' • 20 9 ' 2 BOYS ' VARSITY — First Row: Todd Gallichant, Mike Gambello, Tim Coderre, Erik Bacho. second Row: Kristin Morin (Manager), Andrew Mueller, Steve Wawack, Billy Lam, Glenn 3allichant, Eric Vos, Coach Erik Wouters. JV BOYS — Paul Lawyer, Rob Corby, Marc Magistrali, Bryan Horadam, Nick Robidoux, Coach, Michael Ward, Chris Gray, Jasjit Kundi, Mike Heaslip. Basketball The ' 82- ' 83 basketball season had its ups and downs, but one thing was apparent: the team members enjoyed the game and they enjoyed each other. There is nothing to match the kind of excitement the Var- sity girls felt when they soundly trampled ISB only two days after returning from the ski trip (our arch-rivals had been back for a week). On that same night, the Varsity boys lost to the Raiders by only three points — and gave them a run for their money all along. Few spectators had fingernails to speak of after that contest! And yet, while our players had this feeling of fierce rivalry on the court. Lions and Lionesses really enjoyed the com- panionship of their teammates. The bus rides, the mutual support at games, and extra social events between the players — friends — show that this is certainly no ordinary group of athletes. As player Brian McCarthy put it, What ' s the point of playing basketball if you don ' t have fun? Cheerleaders .V. CHEERLEADERS — M. T. Griscavage, Erin Hickey, Amy )e Marco, Julie Hansen, Jackie Powers, Maria Hadgeglou. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS — Annette Di Novo, Ann Goyette, Kristin Mittlebronn, Sarah Byrne, Michelle Powers, Shawn Marciniak. J. V. Girls f.V. Boys Basketball A © t t T, ■ ' ■ ' . J- • OYS ' J.V. BASKETBALL - First Row: Greg Mefford, Chris Wawack, Steve litchell, Mike McCauley, Marc Huebner, Eric Novotny. Second Row: Coach ick Katherman, Dave Fried, Ian Greene, Billy Lam, Andrew Mueller, Mike reer, Tom Brady, Marc Hasberger. Jt Jl. 1 m 1 Co-Captains Nancy Everitt and Laura Hansen Varsity Girls GIRLS VARSITY — Coach Linda Reinhart, Nancy Everitt, Robin Wawack, Pam Brunner, Britta Baier, Wende Zomnir, Rodante Ahlers, Michele Hickey, Debbie Coderre, Bonnie Powell, Laura Hansen. Varsity Boys BOYS VARSITY — Front Row: Mustapha Johnson, Mike Gambello, Steve Wawack, Brian McCarthy, Tom Yetter, Eric VanDenBranden. Second Row: Manager Don Mullikan, Ian Greene, Eric Vos, Sean Snyder, Glenn Gallichant, Jim Rossi, Manager Amy Vance, Coach Rome Campbell. JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS - Front Row: Christie Agosti, Jennifer Powers, Esnea Mlewa, Emily Campbell, Fran Trainor, Julie DeMarco. Second Row; Sophie Hougardy, Nikki Zomnir, Nikki Maroun, Niamh Finucane, Helen Nordstrand, Coach Cindy Engerski JUNIOR HIGH BOYS - Front Row: Brenden Johnson, John Regruth, Jay Novotny, Mark Baier, Steve Peterman. Second Row: Coach Dennis Davies, Chris Oehrlein, Eddie Sweeney, Tom Snyder, Greg Mefford, Jim Lam, Kevin McCarthy. Not pictured: Manager David Greer. Junior High Basketball JR. HIGH CHEERLEADERS - Betsy Yetter, Ellen Costolnick, Jennifer Lange, Kristin Goddard. (Ab- sent: Lisa Quinn, Martha Asseer.) Advisor: Mrs. Jacobs. Teamwork On and Off the Court f 1 ■44iiiJLg f ' Mr : M « S l ' p 1- iHlMi.. ' - I «M Coaches: Mr. Chris Peters, Mr. Terry Johnson Sea Lions Boast of Great Success in ' 83! I i ■■■P flHHHMHHl 128 130 , ■§ . (AWtv 134 6 M o J ftJ j Mr. Stephen Bartlett It ' s hard to find anyone busier that Mr Bartlett. When he ' s not teaching History or making up the ski trip room assignment lists, he ' s working on the IB program schedules. But for all this, Mr. Bartlett ' s still got time for individuals. Mrs. Clare Chais The high school secretary, Mrs. Chais, is never too tied up to help us out with even the smallest of problems. Whether we ' re having a problem with scheduling or with transcripts being sent to other schools, Mrs. Chais takes care of everything — and smiles as she does it! Brother Micheal Corry, Principal The epitome of the benevolent leader would have to be Br. Michael. A very fine ad- ministrator Br. Michael is also a very per- sonable guy — fun to talk to any time. The high school students certainly count our bless- ings when we look into the Principal ' s office. Mr. Roger Moran Mr. Moran . . . What can we say about him? We see him everywhere, it seems: at Monday morning assemblies, at the Boys ' Residence, in Physics class, in his office after we ' ve done something horrible . . . Sure, he scares us sometimes, but he sure is fun to get to know! Mrs. Nina Timar Mrs. Timar works in the administrative area of the school as well as teaching French. Both tasks she handles with her characteristic perfection. And she sure is a nice woman! Brother John Perry Who doesn ' t love Br. John? Br John is grea because he really listens to what we have t say. He tries to see every student at St. John ' s too, to make sure there ' s nothing bugging us Well, Brother, there is one thing: Do I have ti take classes between my study halls? Sister Alard Zimmer S. Alard comes to us by way of the College of St. Benedict, where she is a Math professor. On sabbatical this year. Sister is not only in- terested in seeing Europe, but also in helping elementary and high school students with their Math. During the course of the year, she ' s successfully charmed her way into the hearts of St. John ' s students and faculty alike — even if her favorite food is liver! Miss Lmda Hahus Research is a lot more inviting an activity with Miss Hahus down in the library. Her warmth and helpfulness has certainly given us the incentive to frequent the library. We ' d have more incentive still if she ' d write all those papers for us! Miss Lois Leonard Miss Leonard, the head of the Special Education department, services both the elementary and the high school. Consequent- ly, she and her bright smile dash back and forth between classrooms all day. It isn ' t easy to keep up with Miss Leonard! Mrs. Sharon Kennedy Mrs. Kennedy teaches eighth grade English and tutors students too. She can often be found in the halls, lugging the notebooks that she regrets she assigned her students to keep. By the way — her favorite food is Italian. Miss Susan Grant Miss Grant tutors elementary and high school students. Her genuine concern and pa- tience certainly has helped many students in many ways. Sister Ann McKenna Sister Ann also teaches both sections of the school. Her Religion classes are tough, but fun. But Sister Ann is probably more fun out- side of the classroom. Aside from being great to talk to, she ' s also an accomplished songleader at Mass. Miss Elizabeth Lawyer Miss Lawyer is the first alumna to teach at St. John ' s. A graduate from the class of 78, she teaches junior high art and tenth grade English. She tells us that she ' s sympathetic to our problems as students — then why does she give so much homework? Mr. Paul Stachowiak Mr. Stack, the self-appointed guardian of B-Level not only teaches Religion, but also organizes all our liturgies and is the father of twelve girls at the Girls ' Residence. He ' s a great guy, but he could really use a new joke book! Frau Irene Williams Our beloved Frau Williams, the gummie bear lady, expects more from her students than most people. One has to learn to sing in her class, and attend her spectacular Christmas party, and occasionally help her eat her favorite — meringue with strawberries and whipped cream. Somehow Frau manages to make every day special for everyone! Mme Marleen De Bauw Mme De Bauw, the keeper of the bookstore, is also the chairperson of the Language depart- ment. It ' s hard to believe that she ' s already spent twelve years at St. John ' s. But, the proof lies in the effective job teaching her students to speak French — mais oui! Mr. Eldon Kennedy When asked to name his favorite food, Mr. Kennedy told us, My enormous gluttony makes it impossible to choose just one. However if Mr. Kennedy ' s English, Creative Writing and Drama students were asked to name just one teacher, Mr. Kennedy would be chosen as the favorite, hands down. Mrs. Catherine Gist Mrs. Gist, the bright-eyed Math and Science teacher, also tutors students whose first language is not English. A veritable Renaissance woman, Mrs. Gist is great fun to talk to, off the record. A most enthusiastic staff member, Mrs. Gist cuts a popular figure around campus! :: ka I Mr. Jacques Van Heyningen k newcomer to the Science department, Mr. Van Heyningen teaches both the junior and the senior high. His students appreciate his patient, clear explanations in class — they sure help, since his tests are so rough! Mrs. Rita Greene Mrs Greene is the greatest What she ' s done for the St. John ' s hallways says plenty, but not enough. Mrs. Greene does something special for the kids in her classes too — she gives them confidence in an ability they perhaps never really knew they had. Miss Laura LaManlia Miss Lamantia ' s students, when they try to impress their Biology teacher, tend to bring her gifts like bread mold and plants, instead of apples. Miss Lamantia also really likes fish. It ' s great to have a teacher like Miss Lamantia — someone who is genuinely excited about the subject she teaches. Miss Paula Heinen Miss Heinen ' s students have always respected her, long before she became the single most powerful individual on St. John ' s campus. Miss Heinen controls the fates of countless computer buffs, as well as those who aspire to join the ranks of this class. Mrs. Pauline Wood Mrs. Wood, the Model U.N. moderator, helps her students by challenging them with lots of hard work. Some of her students have been known to discuss the issues raised in History classes, in other classes! Mrs. Wood must be a pretty smashing teacher! Mr. Dallas Jacobs Who ' s the guy with the guitar and calculator, eating eggplant parmesan? Why, it ' s Mr. Jacobs, the new Math teacher. Aside from his intense classes and incredible musical talent, Mr. Jacobs is also a friend to many, many students. Miss Christine Waggoner Miss Waggoner teaches Social Studies classes to the junior high. She has also done a phenomenal job as the junior high coor- dinator, organizing dances and trips. She also sponsors the Varsity and JV cheerleaders. Is there anything you can ' t do, Miss Waggoner? Brother Branan Gary After a year ' s sabbatical, Br. Branan ( Br, Boogie ) and his fish are back at St. John ' s. Welcome back. Brother! Everyone — not just the yearbook staff — is glad to have you back! Mrs. Carole Le Due Give Mrs. Le Due ninety-nine junior high students and she can do miracles. Once again she has shown her endless talents — and pa- tience — by taking charge of the junior high music classes and annual musical. The results are fantastic! Bravo, Mrs. Le Due! Mme Francoise Peres Mme Peres ' English is becoming as flawless as her students ' French! A full-time staff member this year, Mme Peres is making her mark Her characteristic dimpled smile enhances her plain niceness. Her students adore her. Mme Marie-Claire De Cock Mme De Cock the French teacher, doubles as Mme De Cock, the junior high Student Coun- cil advisor. Due to her enthusiastic leadership, the Student Council was led to great success, in terms of raising money for charity. We ' re so glad to have her on our side of the building, after her years of teaching in the elementary school. Miss Janet Williams The very relaxed, very very warm Miss Williams teaches Chemistry and chaperones lots of dances. We like to have her around because she really knows how the high school mind works: she ' s been known to give Slush Puppie breaks to overheated classes! Wr. Rome Campbell Coach Campbell has led our various sports earns to terrific success. Due to his organiza- ion and hard work, St. John ' s has produced earns that most of the other international or X)D schools fear, when it comes to athletics. Vfrs. Elizabeth Stephan An apple a day for Mrs. Stephan could help four grade, since she ' s partial to the fruit. Mrs. Stephan teaches English, and also provides :heatrical entertainment for the various liturgies. A talented actress herself, she also injoys reading poetry. Mrs. ludilh Debetencourl Mrs. Debetencourt has been around St. John ' s for so long, it ' s difficult to find something to say about her that ' s not boringly repetitive. Mrs. Debetencourt teaches English to 7th and 9th graders. They all love her, but that ' s not surprising — her students have loved her for years. Mrs. Sandy Zak Mrs. Zak has one of the most interesting classes at St. John ' s. (You can see she keeps a supply of Games magazine in her room for short periods.) If asked, she ' ll say she just loves St. John ' s. Hey Mrs. Zak — if you love St. John ' s so much, why did your kids graduate from ISB? Miss Linda Reinhart Miss Reinhart, or Dino, as her students af- fectionately call her for some reason, is a tough coach. She makes the girls run, in gym class and on the sports teams that she coaches. However, Miss Reinhart is lots of fun — even if she does make us take showers! Mme Colette Puvrez Mme Puvrez aime bien bien les cornichons. Elle aime aussi bien ses etudiants. And her etudiants love her too. pp. c BPH 1 1 K« r 1 ' 1 ;SEl HHL ' The Two Queens Mr. Kennedy does his Mr. Moran imitation This Superglue sure is great stuff! He hasn ' t said a word for ten wholf minutes Couples Mto S r 7JUC Kindergarten Mrs. Mandy Macleod, Mrs. Nancy Coderre: First Row: Frederic Clarkson, Sven Grasshoff, Beth Hanna, Susan Pepper. Second Row: Louis Soikis, Alex Bryson, Megahn Dumas, Allan Richards, Megan Miller, R. J. Staab, Chris Dinon. Third Row; Marc Barnes, Sebastien Desclee. Alexander Binek, Jenny Sansom, Randy Bhatia, Sema Kurt-Elli, Charlotte McCredie, Katherine : Mueller. Fourth Row: Jessica Tanner, Yiorki Paper, Kristin Nelson, Mark Neville, Patrick Schleisman, Nicole Stachowiak, Jeffrey Grellman, Jenny Crossheim, Judith Todd, Tom Devlin. Ab- sent: Racheal Richins, Brian Steffes. AM — Mrs. Janina Biller, Mrs. Ellen Crompton: First Row: Will Duma Amber Lewis, Justine Rolland, Stephen Zoepf, John Rowold, Joshua Shreffler, Michael Grosheim, Andrew Allen. Second Row: Christopher Young, Lois Simpson, Kilene Garden, Souffiane Houti, Andrew Thomas, Charles Gannon, Mpaki Molapo. PM — Mrs. Ellen Crompton: First Row: Johnny Newall, Abbey Chur- chfield, Gavin Kennedy, Scott Clingan, Rudy Biar. Second Row: Kathleen MoUoy, Lisa Nawelajak, Erin Milling, Khaled Al Khulaifi. Nursery Primary Section I k Mrs. Doreen Kinsler: First Row: Peter Han, Sacha Stanton, Frank Schmitt, Scott Gannon, Andrew Dickinson, Kirsten Grasshoff, Marc Brice. Second Row: Adil Kurt-EUi, Jason Hasberger, Costek Biller, Angie Hanna, Joel Boggess, Karen Ferries, Meggan Brunner, Michael Puvrez. Third Row: Ka- ty Wall, Michelle Miller, Allison Thalacker, Tasha Psaltapoulos, Maura Nugent, Marieke Widman, Jeremy Goodson. ( Mrs. Elizabeth Farrell: First Row; Craig Morris, Michael Hayes, Rich Hargett, Samantha Heal, Seth Agland, Jo-Jo Mlewa. Second Row; Eddie MoUoy, David Lowinger, Thomas Wilson, Claudia Camp- bell, Keimah Johnson, Matthew Gardiner, Jonathan Bhatia. ;. Gloria Cal« rierner, Karissa Car [ohn Jarskog, Chuck; Mewall, Erica Nichol ' 3randon Richius. r t ohanna Smith, Svapan Ma ' ' -iw: Matthew Carrick, Bri ■ Row: John-Sebastian B — =- Ware Zuokum - A n le Lindstrom, Andrea Thomas, Jeff Holm, ciniak, Anne-Sophie ' it: David Briggs, Mrs. Karen Paquette: First Row: Daniel Bryan, Marlene Sanabria, Marie-Cecile Puvrez. Second Row: Angus Goodson, Yuki Inose, Sarah Sweeney, Katie Shaw, Jenny Davis, Jason Churchfield. Third Row: Holly Hooper, Daniel Corby, April Stingo, Kristina Chapman, Kristin Herner, Saman- tha Dennis, Michael Dinon. Absent: Christopher Townsend, Andrew Waller. Intermediate Section Mrs. Magdelene Delbushaye, C-1: First Row: Michael Yetter, Brian Gannon, Ciara Rice, Rebecca Sanabria, Marta Barcia, Amy Rowlad. Second Row: Amy Melville, Katie Devlin, Marcus Sheppard, Marc Bryan, Gregory Obenshain, Tracey Milling. Third Row: Tim Watts, Jeremy Boggess, Andrew Obenshain, Erik Holm, Matt Rizzo, Carol Han, Chris Bartlett, Judy Schmitt. Mr. Jim Anderson, C-3: First Row: Darren Hansen, Robin Dickinson, Doug Pepper, Nancy Costolnik, Sarah Whitelaw, Brian Murray. Second Row: Robert Jones, Aydin Kurt-ElU, Edward Allen, Matt Davis, Christine Steffes, Damian Morris, Daniel Fried. Third Row: Chris Chapman, Adam Brook, Johan Cowinger, Chris Cochran, Gail Jelly, Leila MacMillan, Nicol Martin. Absent: Trisha Mittelbron. « f,.t r« . — Mr. Andrew Brown, C-2: First Row: Enrico Quaglia, Kevin Cameron, Msawale Mlewa, Scott Buckleair, Michelle Vecchiarelli. Second Row: Evan Liokis, Nicole Morris, Nancy Conway, Melanie Hanna, Jamie Mefford, Vanessa Leverkuehn. Third Row: Elisa Schleisman, Sarah Heal, Christie Chapin, Dana Martin, Mayumi Inose, Chris Moran. Mrs. June LaForce, C-4: First Row: Stuart Dennis, Jacinda Roth, Addy Asseer, Karen Hasberger, Ernest Mulokozi, Oystein Skandfer. Second Row: Brandon Wall, Frederic Bruneele, Ben Hanna, Stephanie Aliquo, Scott Spear, Mieebi Zuokomor. Third Row: Karen VandenVen, Siofra Rice, Adelina Kambona, Benji Grellman, Jason Owen, Jenny Ramsey. Absent: Natasha Campbell. Upper Section 21 | ii -« L m MRS. LAUREN HUBER, B-6 - First Row: Mark Clingan, Steve Sweeney, Jenny Powers, Hope Rowold, Alison Weise, Sarah Johnson Second Row: Louisa Prenna, Lance Oehrlein, Vickie Grasshoff, Jennifer Melville, Rachel Ludlow, Lindsay Baxter, Thomas Stein, Alicia Di Novo. Third Row: Katie Henry, Peter Goddard, Gregory Andrigo, Nicholas Watts, Adam Vandeven, John Mefford, Kristin Marciniak, Cecilia Morris, Anouk Tydgat. MISS KITTY ROOT, B-4 - First Row: Bh Huebner, Kieron Smith, Oscar McMill Stewart Getty, Billy Wright, Tanya Steph Second Row: Kevin Morin, David Howa Jones, Hrika Broser, Kristin Anderson, Char Blass, Clare Mulcahy. Third Row: R Chopey, Renee Stingo, John Hilary Wils William Thiessen, Michael Kambo Katherine Stone, Stacey Aliquo. Rr « . MR. CHRIS PETERS, B-3 - First Row: Jonathan Ruggles, Heath Corby, Andrew Skidmore, Michael Jenkins. Second Row: Marnie Briggs, Lisa Ries, Stella MIewa, Elaine Humphreys, Marina Palacio, Astrid Mittenthal. Third Row: Chris Ewen, Tumundila Kazunga, Jared Cardon, Timothy Trainor, Jonathan Sloan Absent: Crispin Chiwenda, Chris Regruth and Pierre Hougardy. MISS MICHELLE WREN, B-5 - First Row: Becky Emerle, Melissa Naylor, Kristin de Wolf, Sonja Oosthuisen, Malachy Nugent. Second Row: Pamela Carswell, Jo-Ann Coderre, John Goddard, Harold Thiessen, James Trainor, Clare D ' Arcy. Third Row: Louis Toth, Robert Waller, David Pep- per, Tim Waller, Lance Shearer, Charles Stezfand, Manuel Lopez. MISS PEG HICKEY, B-2 - First Row: Reece Agland, Caroline Chiwenda, Natacha Debeten- court, David Brooks, Innocente Campesato, Pontus Niklasson. Second Row: Derek Peterman, Stephen Martin, Rosalind Ward-Smith, Alice Seyrayani, Richard Moran, Tyler Jensen. Third Row: Michael Wright, James Poole, Kendra Cardon, Vera Hunter, Peter Nix, Monika Timar, Anders Nordstrand. Pow-Wow Each year, the Primary Section holds its spectacular Pow-Wow. The students dress up in traditional American Indian garb (which Mr. Turner helps them create themselves), and take part in important rituals. One of these rituals is the passing of the peace pipe, instigated by Big Chief Wouters. Before the day is through, the little In- dians have all made peace with one another. The day itself, combined with all the preparation in Art class and elsewhere, makes the Pow-Wow a treat to which the children look forward, year after year. Food for Thought ' ' in Mr. Turner ' s Class ' vi Jj • i SSI St. Nicholas Thanksgiving Track Meet, I.S.B., May, 1982 Awards! Awards! 7 160 Ifcl V M Sports Day 1982 Gym Show, 1982 t f__iLil International Day Chad. ■ - Cbvid. 1 ' j)BrQncJoa Where were you torn ? 164 G.A.M.E, Newsletter Day 166 Book Fair and Library jrtLfliiui.., i;K!.!!!;::Hi KS% H b dli «i!Wt V-., B i 168 Physical Education Activities . !M$ ,9. mm Knokke Tr ip ■ « 173 Bruxelles Trip 175 Ski Trip, Upper Section I KI iTE7iZT3S9toTiTiiT3 1 iTfiuMVira Do Together The full name of our school is St. John ' s Ecumenical School. That means that people of all faiths are welcome here. And we do feel welcome. When it comes to celebrating our personal faiths, we also feel welcome to say what we want, how we want to say it. And having people like S. Ann, Miss Wren and S. Gloria, who help us say it through music — the inter- national language — gives us even more reason to celebrate! m f l l l : c h bh I ;i m ' Kindergarten Z International Day ' 83 , Music 181 Christmas UGI AT t4ftiSTIIkAi ■ Ifi Variety Is the Spice of Life 185 St. John ' s Business Manager: Mr. Rick Kcitherman Administration Mile Nadine Tyteca W M ' ) ' - -r:. PT i kI Il 1 E Special People Make St. John ' s a Special Place Receptionist: Mme Mane-Charlotte Bodart Receptionist: Mile Chantal Millman Librarian: Ms. Barbara Vance Library Assistant: Sister Ann Bernadette Maguire, FCJ 189 Physical Education; Mr. Erik Wouters Physical Education: Mile Therese Diegenant French: Mme Christine Chaplain French: Mme Karen de Lannov Intermedia te: Ms. Magdelene Delbushaye Intermediate: Mr. Andrew Brown I I Upper; Ms. Kitty Root Upper: Ms. Peg Hickey Upper; Mr. Chris Peters Upper; Ms. Michele Wren 196 fi 9« ' « 199 201 i l H . 10 1 ■ iiP% A - — — Photography Art Bob Costolnick Amber Jensen Nick Mantis Raoul Holmberg Marc Gambello Paul Lawyer Mark Palim Vonnie Moyle Ian Greene Scott Henry Steve Peterman Dave Greer Nena Bleaken Jeff Stillwell Carl Persson Steve Wawack Kelly Kulchisky Mr. Rome Campbell Mr. Paul Stachowial Ms. Elizabeth Lawyer Ms. Peg Hickey Mr. Andre Turner Sejour Staff Elementary: Mr. Andre Turner Extinction is forever ! While most people are concerned about the effects of civilisation on the animals, birds and plantlife which share planet earth with us, it is a sadly human reaction to shrug and say what can I do ' ? ' The truth is t hat we can all help and a contribution, however small, to organizations like the World Wildlife Fund is one easy way. Many small contributions add up to the larger amounts needed by the WWF to study and protect the world ' s wildlife and to educate and motivate people to join the fight against extinction. This IS why ITT is supporting the admirable work of the World Wildlife Fund whose projects are by no means limited to more distant parts of the world. Much of their work is right here in Europe and the people of ITT ask you to join them in supporting the battle to protect tomorrow ' s Europe for tomorrow ' s Europeans. Membership details and information will be provided if you contact ; S World Wildlife Fund Belgium T. A 937. 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