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

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1988 volume:

Sejour St, John ' s International School Agenda 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 s 9 10 II 12 13 14 St. John ' s International School Welcome International Students MBS hi ,.« ' ■ i ■■« ' £ i Vo A well known philosopher once said, As a man thinks in his heart, so is he. What do the decorations on a locker say about the owner of that locker?? Where that person really wants to be — what he really wants to do — The next time you pass by an open locker, take another look — what you find out may surprise you!! I i 1 6. • t-attn  -- H,story . •Wcc f  -SS ' liBB HIiiliilil y ' Lfu 5! L:i:«ja Alumnae Reunion nmi TO Eric Bacho ' 86 Maria Martinez ' 87 ( ' BELGIUM i Heinrich Bacho ' 83 Mrs. Stephan 23 Dec. 1987 Robin Wawack ' 84 Gaby Marriog ' 84 Britta Baier ' 84 Madelyn Chiasullo John Ainger How could one so young have said words so sad? by John Ainger It ' s better to plastic hair, quiet, skateboard, shy smile. Neely?. I ' m not running, regret something you have done Coach! , ice. Shane ' s buddy, cross country recruit to volleyball, than to regret something you haven ' t. The B.H.S. Senior class of 1988 David Almifiana La noche que te conoci. en la luna de Valencia, me enamore de ti. Mesca Spain, party animal, fortuna, playboy, tequilla shots, rebel. Viva Espagna . haribouk!. Animal the muppet, La Fayette 20 Judith Antony The value of moments when cast up is immense if well employed; If thrown away, their loss is un- recoverable Every moment may be put to some use. mature, studious, It ' s not Anthony, but Antony , quiet, Senior class of 1988 Irene Charlton Remember Always remember to forget The friends that proved untrue. But never forget to remember Those that stuck to you. Always remember to forget The troubles that passed away But never forget to remember The blessings that come each day. Unknown Closet party animal, studious, redhead, quiet, friendly, swimming. Ho-Suk Chung My youth is my strength I ' m a guy called ' Ho ' hard worker, intelligent big smile, quiet, lOO o in advanced calculus, sensitive Senior class of 1988 A good way to get through life is to stick to what you believe is y - study, I don ' t know, I.B.. Iron nerves, I understand. How J.- .J many calories does this have? 22 ISP withdrawal, Paris is great, art nut, Aussi, Is Ben really your brother?, Timothy Curtis i siff : : Senior class of 1988 Anne Darnovsky I want to be where the sun holds fl g gl Oui, oui. giggles, airhead. Do I look okay?, Mrs. makeup, base face li Colleen Dunne ... Why then to Hell with that: - . n . ...- i - .. ■ ■ . i ■ ■ ■ ■ ,, ,, ' , , , oenius, intelligent, Oh c men , marathon lady, You look like a rab- the other-, this, since the thine , , ,.r ,„-, ' ■ k, i. , , , , . , ,, , bit!, Do I really? . No, I m not a brain., Lipless horses on fire, perhaps IS to eat flowers and not to be afraid. — e.e. cummings Senior class of 1988 Claudia Falzone Living my life in a way that I choose you say I should apologize. Is that envy in your eyes re- flecting jealousy? How many times can you put me down till in your heart you realize, if you choose to criticize, you choose your enemies. Can ' t you see you ' re no different than me! Ozzy Osbourne Smoker ' s bench queen, my mane, heavy metal, Do you smell coco- nuts? , friendly, notes. 24 Michael Fogelberg Thank you everybody for a nice time in Belgium. ' Check out my calculator! , I drive a BMW, Swede forever. Senior class of 1988 Renato Frediani ' ' ■ . Born in a boot, corrupt government, suspicious look.unorganized. Good food, beautiful language Mutant; Mcow! Italian stallion, mafioso, 3 typjcal Italian, sumo with signs, good soccer, love money, friendly ,.i , i ,, .., .-.,1,..- -...;.., 1 „,; , „ , , wrestler, smokes moustaches, animal noises Appreciates nature, women, and always saying Italiano eat Spaghetti . Peace brothers 25 Anne Heaslip The challenge in life is not just to think, but to do. to follow your White w.ne. Harvard?. Your sweater is on fire! , great dane. Mike ' s own path and have the courage ,„j happy-happy and faith to go your own way and succeed! A. Heaslip Senior class of 1988 Jahanahah Jahan- ' ' ' ' ' Theo, coke can briefcase, Will you marry me? , bolero. Rocky What the h is my Horror, Pink Floyd, Capitian jock-strap. senior quote going to be? 26 Malcolm Jere Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere ... we have no alternative but to pro- Where ' s Lisa? . Mister V.P.. Where ' s my lunch Malcolm? , cool. ■ con merchant, funny, male chauvnist. teddybear. the Amazing Spi- Dr. Martin Luther King j „. g windows. Lacrosse players have bigger sticks. Dieu et mon droit. Senior class of 1988 Victoria Kambona If patience was the key to suc- cess. I would be very poor. Fun. fun. fun. earrings, elegant, good listener, shhh!. Francis ' sister. 27 Elizabeth Crawford Kinzer Life is not just for the weak of mind nor faint of heart. It is for those who are willing to seize it in both hands, participate in the game and WIN! ZEBA Mike T. conquest. ISB fan. white wine and carrots, Cardinal Puff, nice person, the nose, tequila shots. Ca va mon Choux! . Liz. Senior class of 1988 Dirk Leber Live fast, die old, and stay cool! Captain of the smoking team, kraut, combat boots, nice hair. Doctor Marten ' s, psycho-billy, quiff. Hell, mein Furor. German 2 never!. 28 Another kraut, dad ' s Porshe, captain Deuschland. Sylvia ' s body- guard, tall, never in school, don ' t touch me . Johan Lucarelli Senior class of 1988 James Gilpatrick Ly- A 4 % V Scooter!. No. I ' m not the principal ' s son! . Gilbert, Munich, postman Without discipline you can p , st lively to be accused of nepotism, solve nothing. Scott Peck It ' s not what you know, but who you know. P.L. 29 Adam Mathis Life is a cigarette, one lights it. one enjoys it, and one puts it out. C.S. - ' 87 Moose master. The only things from Kansas are steers and . . . , nic- fit, Gauloises, How do you do Tequilla? , R.E.M., smart-alec. Senior class of 1988 1 Anina Mbilinyi Don ' t walk behind me, I may not lead Don ' t walk ahead of me, I may not follow Walk beside me and be my friend. A.M. smart dresser, dancer, bright clothes, nice smile, disco. 30 Lisa Marie Pavlock Please give me a chance. I am a President, soccer, cross country, female prez, female chauvin- person just like you. and al- jg ig there anything you can ' t do? , polite moocher. Don ' t you though I may appear different. I g na improve? , no competition, have one similar need, to love and be loved in return. Senior class of 1988 David Peters So come on down you ' re flying high, you ' ll never win if you nev- er try. Better to remain silent and be thought a fool, than to speak and remove all doubt. — Lincoln Animal, sweedish chef, H- metal, I came in third! , guitar player, skier, fine , DSD, X- country leader, aren ' t we having fun? Dridric MCc How ' s the weather up there? , quarters. Irishman, volleyball, jock, The old believe everything, the basketball. Sane and Shindy, Jolley Green Giant, computers, that middle-aged suspect every- - - Building, thing, the young know every- thing. Oscar Wilde Senior class of 1988 Dominick Rider To succeed one must be totally ruthless. Don ' t ask God to help solve your problems, be- cause He has already given you all He is ever going to give you. The world is flat if that is the way you understand It. Thanks Mom and Dad. Rambo. ex-marine. Tom Cruise, huh? , football. U.S.A.. Dom. Guns ' n ' Ammo, general at West Point. C. — level bum. Bloom Coun- ty, I ' ll read anything. , Where ' s Tom? 32 giggles, accident prone, butt surgeon, Georgia on my mind, loud- mouth, spammer, party animal, coolest hair — mathces her boy- friend ' s, funny, What have I done to deserve this? , Uh, excuse me? Kerry Scarborough Senior class of 1988 Silvia Schmidt There ' s so many different worlds, so many different suns And we have just one world But we live in different ones. Dire Straits Brothers in Arms Que bona! , shy, good looking, smiling, German 3, elegant, grey jacket, class, driver, Tu as un trou dans ton jeans! . 33 Yasser Suwesi I still believe in God, but God no longer believes in me. W. Hussey Bench regular, wimp, nice car, one cool dude!, teddybear, I wish I was in Miami! , chocolate milkshakes, easy to talk to. funny, partier, soccer freak, Yasser, can I have a ride? , que bona. Senior class of 1988 John Todd 42F8YX345, BU!, computer stud, speaks seven computer languages, ' Brilliance! . Hoy man,. Johnny B., Tis casual , let ' s talk on a differ- ent wavelength, extrovert, different, That ' s silly! . 34 L ' accent Canadien. Un vin blanc? . mean dude!, always ready to Jean-Francois Va- talk. Ha, l knew it, l laugh at your face! chon I have not already begun to fight! ' Senior Class of 1988 Geraint Williams Happiness is being Welsh! would like to run the British Empire, Wales soccer, party animal soccer fan? The Alarm 35 Suzanne Williams Don ' t critisize others until you can deal with yourself. Let ' s party!, Holland fiend, the sporty type, friendly. Relax, Mellow out. Be cool!, eccentric jewelry, mountain climber Senior Class of 1988 Thomas Zacharke- iCS economics books. Dom ' s friend, Are you ready?! , hate Pita ' s. I love you. Mom. Dad. Eddie and Mona . debate, cx B.A.S!er. gcts along with anyone Nobody knows what to do to me. and nobody passes history. But the feeling now seems to be that its nobody ' s business at all. Idan Zareski Pop Life Everybody needs a thrill Pop Life We all got a place to fill P , , , teddy bear, baby face, humour all over. What a cutie! the take it Everybody wants to be on ,c., n,„ „, , ,..n:. ,,-i i i ' ' easy type , nice outfits, good looking J The Senior Class of 1988 37 HOMEROOM ::a 3-8 MR. VAN .HEYN: arche; , A. ex BECKET? , Amy BLAME Y, Simone CA33AN, Vanessa CAMARA, Daniel CKUNG , Jae-Wook CROMPTON, Lucy Ann de WOLF, Kris ten FARRELL, Adrien HOGMAN, Pernllla JONES, Neely KINZEH, Michael KUWANI, Denia Mclaughlin, siobhan MUCKE, Olivier NOH, Jae Seung OOSTERMAN, Peter Pa: PONS, Santiago SETZFAND, Ch-irlos SWARTELE, Ar.y TODD, Mary WON, Vuhee I V I- ■► -, Anc s-e: j -r. ' ue i y0 d i K i Mark Alkhori Eric Bauer Simone Blarney Patrick Bolin Vanessa Cabban Daniel Camara S ' i ' ' . John Charleton Mark Clingan Nick Davis Jae-Wook Chung Lucy Crompton Kristen de Wolf Margot Eustace Adrien Farrell D ' Arcy Green I don ' t need this right now Jules Henry Pernilla Hogman Alison Holm J Johanna Jalas 42 Neely Jones Michael Kinzer Tadzio Koelb Denia Kuwani Panos Lykidis 43 Warren O ' Connor Peter Paul Osterman Evita Petri dis Santiago Pons Louisa Prenna Angelique Rouvoet Charles Setzfand Amy Swartele 44 We ' re mighty fine, The Class of ' 89 i -■ ■ j A Mi 45 I ' m doing what I should have done years ago. which is finding out who I am and what I want. I want to have a choice. And when I make decisions through choice, not duty, it has to be better for me and for the people who love me and the people I love. — Louise Fletcher 46 . ' ■ ' . If .1,! m H H M 1 • 1 ' 1 J H i 1 T ' ■Ji-«l:5 inliS -l ' . .-i ' l: ' Q ' r K ! T -l.-!«.jU. ' «-l-W j ,.,,! ■ X 5 Li. : (o 5 s + « j ; « -S:J« ' i-l i 3 f: 1 !(o! ;-: -g ' 7 t V — ' a p,U tEMPOBTW r gjf •■. ?_ ' Z.J - ' 1 1 50 Colin McGinley Neil Middleton Richard Moran Thea Murray Sonja Oosthuizen Lara Palfreyman Alma Priyadi 52 53 Ninety. Ninety. Shout out loud! For the year you graduate you should be proud! Good Luck Class of 901 54 r Michael Decock Well, we finally made It! We ' ll never be Freshmen again, Thank God!! lOth grade . . . Look out! Stuart Dennis Manuel Diaz Colette Farrell 58 Jeff Heydt Pia Holm Jean-Paul Jenkins Kathenne kremer Jamie Lange 1 1 H 59 60 Siofra Rice Jesus Rueda Ned Scanlan n Stian Rabe o ' l IW-- ii i£S£ ' f 63 Post-Grad Marie-Chantal Andre Nice, Elegant Belgian, barrel of laughs. Quoi? Qu ' est ce qu ' il a dit? Maria-Elena Bleaken Silent waters run deep. Nice. The sheepish grin with the Spanish flair, Ole! Hey Susanne! 64 Post-Grad • Big Al, Speedy, Old man on campus. Let there be light!, Down Under. Excuse me!. May I have my seat please? NOW!! 65 ■ 7( )tA y . CrA( ' ' i ft rf A ? } : . i ' ; J o ' ' r- ' ' A ' A- ' A , ' C. A t2.C A. t ,,J,, .j;, ; ( ' ■ ' . i( ' , ( ff ' -T  f V ' x ■ rt Yearbook Sejour ' 88 — To produce your yearbook, it was necessary to take over 2000 photographs, write over 30,000 words, design, approve and prepare over 200 pages, travel over 1500 km. select and represent over 60 separate events and groups of people, spend about $8000 and meet 4 deadlines. All this work was done by ALISON HOLM editor ALLEN EUSTACE photography MARGOT EUSTACE — lay-out PIA HOLM layout CARLOS MENENDEZ — layout ANDRE PARREL — photography MR. SHAW — advisor MS. STAOUET — advertising MS. HICKEY — photography MIDDLE SCHOOL MINI COURSE - YEARBOOK Many thanks are extended to Dave Peters for his work on the senior pages. Collen Dunne for sports layout. Lisa Pavlock for sports layout and photos, and Matt Stanard for layout. H 1 w M QH|n ' H H -•■ te , 1 ' ' ' ••:-— «= ■ ;| rSn T .M IN i . tssr smm L Sejour ' 88 Additional help is sorely needed for next year ' s yearbook! Students who are good writers, photographers or artists but above all are RELIABLE and COMMITTED are more than welcome! Sejour ' 88 Staff ' A ' lit- Band Musical talent at St. John ' s in a new style — 5 students, 5 wind instruments and a flair for fun have marked the Band as a welcome addition to many school events, especially to those close athletic contests when spirited St. John ' s supporters can make the difference between victory and defeat. Philip Alipio on saxaphone, just arrived from St. John ' s Washington, Elizabeth Henchcliffe also on sax, Kevin and Brian Swanson on trombone and trumpet respectively, and Laura Mavity on the flute have shown tremendous potential! Mark Clingan, not pictured, also supports the group on sax. Student Council Standing, L to R Dunne, C; Drent, E, Mavity. L; Treitz, S; Mr. Stack; Koelb, T; Jere, M, Bauer. E. Eustace, A; Bolin. P; Peters, D, Zacharkevics, T; Kinzer, M. Sitting. L to R — Debetencourt, N; Pavlock, A; Pavlock, L; Kinzer. E; Todd, M, Clingan, M; Holm, A. 72 The Student Council has accomplished a great deal under the combined leadership of El Pres. Lisa Pavlock. V.P. Malcom Jere, and Advisor Paul Stack. With Treasurer Liz Kinzer and Secretary Allen Eustace, a very successful food drive was held over Christmas, and a gloriously successful Volleyball ISST dance was held. Thursday night dances have become traditional at St. John ' s and last but not least, after careful organization, planning, and campaigning, music has once more found its place on C-Level. Spanish Club The legacy of Spam all around the world encompasses language, customs, culture, traditions and even whole political systems. From California to Chile, from Philippines to the islands of Fer- nando Po (not to mention our own dear BelgiumI) Spain has left its indelible mark. The Spanish Club is a combined effort of students, parents and teacher to introduce interested people to that world of Spanish culture. 74 anish Club The Club ' s activities include our contributions to Arts Night . We have given an insight into Spanish poetry and dance world wide. We went from San Juan de la Cruz, via Garcia Lorca to Andres Eloy Blanco, and from Venezuelan Aguinaldos to the An- dalusian Sevillanas into the Venezuelan Joropo. We had many prominent speakers from the Spanish speaking world, one of our special guests to date was the Ambassador of Vanezuela. General Jose Antonio Olavarria. Mrs. Keats (Spanish Teacher) m Varsity Boys From an outsider ' s point of view — as well as from one in the know , this team has been a fine example of what teamwork and friendship can do to performance. It is easy to understand a specta- tor ' s comment: I wouldn ' t want to be on the opposing team! Gary Butsko ' s powers of intimidation, Louis Toth ' s mean look (not to mention what Shane Rice can do for a mean look — see his senior candid photo?), Steve Wiens ' and John Ainger ' s skill at the net as well as the hustle of Moran and Farrel gave the team 7th place in the ISSTs !1_ 78 Volleyball Preparing for the unknown serve :• ' I 79 Varsity Girls The 1987 Varsity Girl Volleyball was season marked by dedication, hare work, and lots of improvement. Wit only two returning players, the bulk o the team was made of last year J.V squad. Congratulations on the seaso go to all the girls with special mention t MVP S Captain Alison Holm, most irr proved Kristen DeWolf S all tournamen player Lucy Ann Crompton. The girl should be proud of their winning seaso and their strong 6th place finish in th ISST Championships. Top left to R.: Swartele.A, DeWolf.K, Crompton. L, Coach Mrs. Braune, Jones. N, Prenna.L, Scarborough. K, Palfreyman.L, Holm. A. Now. you guys could have done better 80 Volleyball J.V. Girls Volleyball ■■ ' • ' P!| ' V Back. I tor Repapis, A.; Timar. M.; Blarney, S.; Eustace. M. Frc I to r — Coach Diegenant; Stephan. T.-, Young. J.; Rice, S.; Farr C; Mavity, L. (not present: Mbilinyi. L.) Coach! When can we play?! With a very young and inexperienced team. Coach Diegenar powers of motivation, and persuasion were certainly put to test. With a very weak start, the girls lost their opening conte; Even the best coach, however, is no coach at all without a willi ness to succeed on the part of the players. The strong finish this team with many wins at the end of the season is evidence both strong coaching and strong teamwork! 82 J.V. Boys Volleyball Back: I to r — Ayed. K.; Coach Sohier; Zareski. 1.-, Jere, M., Heydt, J. Front: I to r — Kinzer. M.; Martinez, M.; Verschuren, I.; Camara, D. (not present: Stanard, J.) I An undefeated season speaks for itself. 83 Cross Country Cross Country (L-R) Tim Scanlan, Fredric Arsenaiilt, Ned Scanlan, Carlos Menen- dez. Matt Stanard, Pia Holm. Mike DeCock, Sara Treitz, David Peters, Jonah Joldersma. Colleen Dunne. Mark Clingan. Altay Ural. Coach Deris Davis. Amy Pavlock. and Lisa Pavlock. 84 ICountry Cross Country Cross The 1987 Cross Country team had an awesome season! Al- though both teams were quite young (boys and girls) the re- sults were thrilling! The main events of the season were the team trip to Salzburg in training for European finals in Munich, and the entire team ' s one night journey to London for ISSTs. The girls varsity team as a whole, were the number one team in the Benenor division, and brought in a third trophy for Europeans as well as in ISSTs. The boys J.V. season was filled with ups and downs. Fortunately, they ended up on a very high peak — bring- ing home the first place trophy! The Varsity boys team, running as individuals, also did very well. The Most Valuable Player for boys was Mark Clingan, and for girls was Lisa Pavlock. The Most Improved Runner for boys was Matt Stanard, and for girls was Colleen Dunne. Soccer Standing: L to R Coach Murphy. O ' Connor, W, Alminana, D; Lyons, P, Vachon. J: Zackarkevics. T; Rabe, S; Coach Jacobs, Dennis. S. Front, L to R — Suwesi. Y, Alkori, M; Williams. G Frediani, R; Jenkins, J. WERE MEAN! 86 r.r . ' .- j jfev lt-i ' .■■ ' ■ ' ' ' :k- . Varsity Standing: L to R — Rice, S-. Charleton, J; Pons, S; Zacharkeviks, T; Coach Davis. kneeling: L to R — Wiens, S; Stanard, M; Bauer, E; Menendez. C. A season full of learning, growth and changes — learning to play as a team, each member with his own particular posi- tion and talent, growth in success — thanks coach, for chewing us out when we needed it, the last half of the season was much better than the first!, and changes — with Steve Wiens leaving, we learned that we can do well without one of our best players! If we want it bad enough, we can do it 88 Basketball 89 Varsity Girls Basketball Basl The girls varsity basketball team was coached this year by Mr. Jack Murphy. With four returning varsity players the team has had an extremely successful season with an 18-6 record, and a third place trophy in the Hague Tournement. We ' ve come a long way since last year and we owe our success to our coach, and lot ' s of hard work. 90 stball Basketball Basketball Lucy Lronipton. Amy Swartele, Slofra Rice, Lisa Pavlock, Laura Mavity, Evita Petridis. Pia Holm. Alison Holm. J.V. GIRLS Sonja Oosthuizen. Angelique Repapis. Laura Setzfand, Wendy Moons, Sarah Treitz, Colette Farrell, Alma Priyadi 92 J.V. BOYS Stian Rabe, Manuel Diaz, Joel Brusherd. Nick Davis, Adrian Farrell, Altay Ural, Mark Alkhori, Eric Running, Matt Stanard; (not pictured — John Markus) 93 Swimming, Swimming, St. John ' s Varsity Team Swnnmers: Kai irii Ayed. David Peters, Jeff Heydt. Patrick Bolin, Michael Kinzer, Jason Ferries. Judy Schmitt, Alex Ferries, Jonoh Joldersma, Alison Peters, Claire Telling, Lauren Leone, Rachel Cooper, Irene Charlton, Samantha Dennis, Karin Ferries. (Not pictured; Miguel Martinez, Roland Williams) V Rachel cooper going for the winning dive!!! coach Jacobs S Vansteenbeeck watching nervously 94 Swimming, Swimming The future St. John ' s swimmei S: Harriet Burgess. Emily Cooper, Kelly Gotoh, Sona Manghani, Aliki Mastoroudes. Knsten Mills, Jill Telling, Brian Buckler, Jorge Camara. Kris Gotoh, Matt Hansen. Mark Heydt, Chico Kundi. Yorki Pappa. Viviane Burgess, Samantha Dennis, Karen Ferries, Katherine Kinzer. Mary Telling. Mike Hansen. Cristo Mastoroudes. Frank Schmitt, Francois Chung. 95 7 • i t 1 Up with People Tfftefift ForestNaUona).Vor«N« „.a, Ji ' d A.LECONTE EDITEUR PARIS 98 o Juniors in - h . M. «. „-• :-■ H ' i ' st 100 Paris The ever-famous Eiffel Tower, The Sacre Coeur, Notre Dame de Paris — reading about it in books is NOT the same as seeing the real thing! Thanks Mrs. Brooke for all your time and effort! Thanks Mrs. Green and Mr. Tobin for all your input! Yuhee Won did not stay lost for long and the sun was most wel- come! 101 German Trip: Mosel 102 ' A L i,3 L k This year our traditional German trip took us to the Mosel Valley. First stop: Bernkastel — home of the Mosel wines where we could see some of the most beautiful parts of Germany by boat. Then to Cochem to see the process of winemaking first- hand in the old castle after which a ride on the chairlift to the mountain top gave us a fascinating tour of an old fortress. Koblenz, home of the famous Koblenz Castle, was our last stop where we could see the spot where the Rhine and Mosel Rivers meet. Many thanks Mrs. Williams for a memorable and exciting trip! 103 i fr- v5 loot N 1ku .1111 I • ' wiio .1111 I r 1 L ' u viivl ! vnit.- lo Iv Iviv • ' ' Whii I.- !!ii (liiii Mlkdrlv woild ' ! lo JiJ 1 .oni«. ' lino k uoi ki • ' ' h w.i- I iioi vvn:-ulu-d ' . iki it I .1111 conipcHvd iv i.iL- put in ii WIkic 1- rlk ' Jiu ' cioi ■ ' I Hint to r hini K€-.T O Y Life THfPC .. ■ -- i r ■- T t !JIIWBI •r; ' fX;, RETURN BOOKS 0 8th Grade Rachel Cooper Penny Crawford Felcia DeMetz Alex Ferries Jason Ferries Diego Geltsch 106 8th Grade Laura Griffiths Harold-Harrison Michael Hoffman Susanna Jarret Jonah Joldersma Aisha Karume 8th Grade Athumani Karume Katherine Kinzer James Kremer Pascale Krzywicki Jarret Kupcinsky Susan Lacefield Cristo Mastoroudes Will McCahill Fiona McGinley Mona Manghani Amisha Mehta Jeff Mills 108 8th Grade Chris Moran Adaku Nwosu Allison Peters t Ciara Rice kA l Tim Scanlan 8th Grade no 8th Grade Judy Schmitt Christopher Sdobnev Kristina Skalleberg Claire Telling John Valvo Christian Baillie Costek Biller Cleo Choe Chris Davenport Samantha Dennis Danielle Falzone Benny Fernandez Karen Ferries 7th Grade page design by Katherine Kinzer and Pascale Krzywicki ID 7th Grade Jeremy Goodson Kenny Gotoh Carla Haarmeyer Erich Hennig Matthew Hilz Katariina Jalas 113 7th Grade Lauren Leone Malla Losa Malai Robbie McGowan Noh-Rasina Mohideen Duncan Morris CaroLine O ' Meara Julie Pavlock Frank Schmitt 114 7th Grade Davis Stanard Pascale Suter Allison Thalacker Mary Jane Treitz Yonca Ural Vanessa Velthuis Tania Zwicky 115 6th Grade Christie Bischof Viviane Burgess .y ' Michael Carruthers ' - Marcos Diaz ' Matthew Gardiner Jennifer Dover Angus Goodson 116 6th Grade Brian Harris Eugene Henry Isabel Huwart Aaron Kupcinski Said Karume 117 6th Grade Jennefer O ' Meara lis 7th Grade page design by Su- zanne Lindstrom and Mimi Timar 119 ISTA The International Schools Theatre Association initiat- ed its first festival for youn- ger students in the spring of 1987 after having been limit- ed to secondary school par- ticipants. Learning and character building are em- phasized through sharing and cooperation rather than competition-, our younger Middle School students have injected enthusiasm and creativity into an al- ready successful program. Student Council rl j H rtj LJ 11W|S H v 2 t m r ' : H 1 H H Bii .. Skills in public speaking, work- ing with others, running con- structive meetings, and promot- ing ideas are all essential to be- coming a productive member of the Student Council. Food and charity drives, changes in school policies, and ideas for general improvement of student life at St. John ' s originate with this or- ganization — elected by popular vote of the student body follow- ing a week-long campaigning ef- fort. Normandy ' 87 Last spring the Middle School visited the Normandy beachheads where many of their parents fought in the D-Day invasion signifying the end of WW II. Gun emplacements, pillboxes, and the museum displays gave a realism to our history classes which is only possible in an international environment. Science Fair ' 87 The ' E.t,mo,s , The methods i used ■ fc e. ' -tt ' ;-;:; t .., .-se Ta™. Acids Af LAUML: ' ' ■Op From ant hills and acid rain to zygotes and zoo- plankton, the Science Fair was an impressive dis- play of imagination and precision. Preparation begins weeks in advance and the students become extremely proficient in their chosen subject area. A presentation with ques- tions is made by the stu- dents to both their peers as well as the parents and friends who visit. The winning projects were: 8th Grade: Jeff Heydt- Hydroelectricity 7th Grade: Felicia De- metz-Plants 6th Grade: Jeremy Goodson-Heat Transfer Boy ' s Basketball The M.S. Boys Basketball Team has enjoyed a very suc- cessful season. With numbers limited, each player worked hard in practice, knowing that he is a vital part of the squad. Our highlight of the season was defeating ISB; all our players outhustled, outshot, and outran our crosstown rival with twice the number of players to choose from. It was a victory which will not soon be forgotten. Top, L to R: Kupcinsky, J; Mills. J; Hoffmann, M; Karume. A; Mr. Price. Bottom. L to ?.- Baillie, C-, Hennig, H, Valvo. J; McCahill. W. 124 Girl ' s Basketball Top.L lacker. to R: Nwosu, A; Skallebcrg, K-, Karume, A, McGinley. F; Thal- k.Bottom, L to R: Rice, C, Demetz, F; Treitz, M; Mehta, A. This year ' s Girls Basketball Team was off to a roaring start with only four returning members but alot of ambition and energy. They lost their first game against Antwerp but got to work during prac- tice and claimed back to back victories against ISB. Coach Karen Braune has done a won- derful job, but even the best coach must admit that with- out talented and motivated players, a season will amount to nothing! 125 Middle School L to R: front — Coach Price-, Skalleberg, K; McCahill. W; Kremer, J; Manghani. M, Peters. A; Rousseau, Vi Jalas, K; Dennis, S; Sdobnev, C. L to R: rear — Karume, As Ferries, Ji Moran, C; Hoffman, M, Mills, Ji Mastoroudes, C; Karume, A; Hennig, E. The 1987 Middle School Soccer Team did an impressive job this fall season with solid talent, high spirits and an exhausted coach. Returning starters included Crazy Legs Karume, Midget Kremer, Stonewall McCahill. Animal Mastor- oudes, Stud Valvo, Hewy Weight Hoffman, and. last but not least. Millsy Mills. Good sup- port from the sidelines added greatly to the team effort. 126 Soccer D7 Spain ' 87 March, 1987 — the Middle School trip to Spain got off to a promising start with about 30 students and fac- ulty landing at Malaga Airport to go by bus to Seville. In spite of lost bags, missing visas and hastily changed travel plans — (the excursion to Gi- bralter had to be cancelled), the group had. in the words of Setsuko Lloyd — a wonderful cultural exper- ience! The trip included visits to Cordoba and Granada ending with the return to Malaga. Activity Nights d l« ii i. Upper Section Mr. Anderson Top. L to R: Hansen, M; Griffiths, O; Maiai, L; Rousseau, B; Wright, N; Seyrayani, V; Kanda, J. Middle. L to R: Van Kijk, J; Eriks- son, N; Haarmeyer, J-, Hiltz, K; Hawkins, C. Bottom. L to R. Lewis, J; Harris, L; Duxbury, M-, Scott, C; Burgess, H; York, G. Not Pictured: Gotoh, K. f  I i ' f Mrs. Carruthers Top. L to R: Peel, B, McCahill, M; Gotoh, K; Markus, H; Pick, C; Mawson, S; Coleman, R. Middle. L to ?. Carroll, C; Bed- dow, P-, Greenman, Sj Hennig, A. Bottom. L to R: Williamson, G; McGonigle, J; Manghani, S; Eirks- son, N; Stream, M. MacDonald, C. Not Pictured: Mills, K, Scanlan, Sj Telling, G. 132 Upper Section Mrs. Delbushaye Top, L to R: Gardiner, S. Meeuwis, F; Griffiths, C; Fletcher, R; Jol- dersma, B; Kohler, D. Middle, L to R: Brusherd. B; Cuc- chi, E; Buckler, B; Davenport, A; Kugeiman, Mj Mehta, M, Lowson, H. Bottom, L to R: Henderson, M, Swampillai, A; Thompson, C, Bill- er. A; MacDonald, B. Not Pictured: Wiens, J. 133 Upper Section Miss Finley Top, L to R: Ebina, Y: Kremer. A; Car- roll, S; Fulton, C; Scanlan, C; Jenkins, M; Harold-Harrison. H; Biller, A. Bottom, L toR: Prenna, A; Whitelock, Li Olsen, K; Waters, M; Provost, J; Cook, D. r 1 5% i|p m !%i Upper Section Top, L to R. Kundi, C; Richards, A; Heydt. M-. Hansen, M. Jnd Row, L to R. Greyenbuhl, C-. Hales, C; Stachowiak, N; Smith, B; Chanda, C. 3rd Row, L to ?. Papa, Y-. McGinley. G; Mastoroudes, A; McGinley, S. 4th Row, L to R: Mavity, M; Cooper, E. Provost, M. Front, L to R- Rider, L-. Camara, J; DuBois, T. Not Pictured: Clark, E, Joldersma. D; Lyons. J. Primary Mrs. Cogan Top. L to R: Swampillai. K, Hum- phreys. A; Spearing, N; York. P; O ' Meara. C-. Hastry. P; Sheridan. E; McCahill. T. Middle, L to R: Agarwal. N-. Herzog. J; Rider. A. Kauffmann. A; Hill. V; De- metz. B; Brooke. E; Kaufmann, K. Bottom. L to R: Clarke. G; Canose. S-, Herman. B; Barlin. J; Santos, E; Cole- man. T; Haarmeyer. K; Pick, J. Mrs. Paquette Top. L to R: Barr. M; Mulhall. J; Holmes. M-. John. P; Taylor. L; Hen- derson. D, Dvorak. A; Lavery, J. Middle. L to ?.■ Van Kuijk. D; Quinn, Ej Hales, Ei Richards. D; Teal, D; Bed dow, C; Rutan. C. Bottom, L fo ; Hogg. EjCatt.G; Lew- is. K; Williamson. J, Menzies. C; Ebina. M; Simonini. B; Allen. A. 136 Primary Mrs. Farrell Top. L to R: Irving, J-, Thorpe, S; Barr, G; Wormell, M; Choe, F. Middle. L to R: Birkins, D; Job, E; Hill. R; Peel, S; Duxbury, S; Hennig, M. Cook, C; Zwicky, N. Bottom. L to R: Lowson. M; Finke- meyer, I-, Dyer, R-. Lazenbury, A; Catt, V; Gadsden, J; Brooke, F. Hol- ton, S. Top. L to R: Heiman, J; Amstein, C; Hall, N; Kanda, K; FInkemeyer, C; Baillie. B. 2nd. Row: O ' Neill, E; Cosgrove, C; Olsen, E; Barlin, Ni Rego, R-, Haw- kins, A; Ward. L; Teal, L. 3rd. Row. Carroll, D; Dvorak, P; Beddow, T; Mulhall, Ci de Mont Blanc, F; Rizk, M. Holton, P. Bottom: Basake, D; O ' Meara, A-, Pyait, K; Santos, M-. Pavlock, T; Kaufmann, A; Weiss, S. Kindergarten Mrs. MacLeod Mrs. Dickinson Nursery Top. L toR: Williams, D-. Lindsrom. J; Whitelock, C; Birkins, M. White. M; Hahneman, C; Pryce, I. Middle: Jones, M; Caspani, M; Spear- ing. Ci Reekie, G; Swope, R-, Allen, M; Didrichsons. A. Bottom: Jensen, K; Gardiner. M-, Pa- padopoulos. F; Bustin. M. Mrs. Biller Nursery Top, L to R: Todman. M; Touw, J; Gielen. A, Brennan. D-, Novak, C; Agarwal. S, Holmes, H-, Rockett. J. Middle: Sheridan, E, Quinn, A-, Ebina, A; Hogg, C; Manisty, A. Bottom: Herman, T; Jarvis. R; Wor- mell. Mi Reilly, J. Mrs. Crompton Mrs. Bowers ft % sm Do you really think that those stories about the warrior initiations are true? 142 They ' re not only true, but the initiations are worse. ' 143 144 145 Elem. International Day Elementary P.E. 149 Elementary Music Concertos, double concertos, strings, wind instruments, percussion — all represented by the Orchestra Jeunesses Musicales de Brabant were excellently demonstrated this winter for the youngest members of the St. John ' s family. Combined with the Christmas play and individual instruc- tion, music appreciation is at a premium for our Elementary School. 152 153 vouLb m FeusoN WDco key suic MotDBt) HUl 5s ¥i ' € + M s ( i v — r r , ( ' s « l 3 o 5 -HP! ' t t-N VC Administration Sister Barbara Hughes. F.C.J. Superintendent Carol Esposito Asst. Superintendent Jack Lyons High School Principal Christ 1110 Waggoner Middle School Principal Sister Beatrice Molyneux Elementary School Principal 156 James Anderson Elementary, Middle School French Noreen Bowers Nursery Faculty § Staff Micheline Berger Elementary Education Janina Biller Nursery Lynne Brooke High School Biology, Chair- person: Science Dept. f Karen Braune Girls P.E. Health; Coach Br. John Byrne High School Mathematics Lucy Byrne Receptionist Cherry Cabban Elementary Education Clare Chais High School Secretary Pauline Cogan 1st. 2nd Grade Annick Damiens Elementary School Secre- tary Sandra Carruthers 5th Grade. Britsh Cub Scouts Ellen Crompton Nursery ■■ HV- -flBi c m ' S ■•cJ ' 1 ' Josephine Daly Receptionist. Middle School Secretary Dennis Davis Middle School P.E. Health, Coach Judy Davis School Nurse Judith Debetencourt High School English Marie-Claire De Cock High School French Francoise Destree Elementary French Marleen De Bauw High School French LB. Coordinator «! f 8«S. i Karen de Lannoy-Clervaux Elementary French L I Magdalen Delbushaye Upper Section Coordinator Chairperson: Elementary Language Arts Barbara Devlin Elementary Library Lan- guage Arts Nancy DeWachter Senior Class Advisor Reli- gious Studies Therese Diegenant Elementary, Middle School P.E; Coach Elizabeth Parrel Elementary Education Luis Dias High School Math Sister Joan Duffus Middle School Religion. Ele- mentary Education Pat Dickinson Elementary Education Deborah Emery Peer Counseling, Lifeskills Susan Finley Elementary Education Br. Branan Gary E.S.L: Middle. High School Donna Greenman External Teaching t W ' w Marilyn Harper Middle School: English, Ad- visor Program Margaret Hickey Middle School Science, Math: Yearbook Photogra- phy Rita Greene Chairperson: Art Dept. Paula Heinen Chairperson: Math Dept. Tim Heydt Elementary Computers Rita Johnson Elementary Music, Drama Rick Katherman Business Manager John Kupcinski Peer Counseling Judy McCahill Middle School Religion Emilia Keats Spanish, Spanish Club Setsuko Lloyd Middle School Math Team Leader Marie-Dominique Kerkhofs Receptionist Lois Leonard Special Services Avril MacDonald Special Education 162 Margaret MacLeod Chairperson: Elementary Math Preprimary Coordina- tor Chantal Millman Photocopyist Fiona Manterfield Speech, Language Therapy Roger Moran High School Physics Aca- demic Dean Wilhelinina O ' Brien Nursery 1 v John Murphy I.B. History, Coach Iris Oosthuizen Resource Center Karen Paquette Elementary Education Francoise Peres Middle School French Michele Polet Elementary French Peter Price Middle School Social Stud- ies, Coach Robert Ritman Instrumentalist Coordina- tor Bernadette Perry Special Services Colette Puvrez High School French Ghislaine Querut Accountant Robert Shaw I.B. Chemistry; Physici Yearbook Advisor 164 Nancy Silcox Librarian Research Skills Diana Smithson Elementary Music Paul Stackowiak Chairperson: Religion Dept. Student Council Larry Tharp Middle. High School Music Anita Smith Personnel Officer Michele Stacquet Accountant, Yearbook Ad- vertising I Elizabeth Stephen High School English Nina Timar Middle, High School French Student Services Patrick Tobin High School English Andre Turner Elementary Art Nadine Tyteca Secretary to the Superin- tendent Jacques Van Heyningen High School Biology Mark Vansteenbeeck Athletic Director, Coach 166 Jim Webster Middle School Science Irene Williams German, German Trip i Pauline Wood History. M.U.N. Eric Wouters Physical Education Michelle Wren Middle School English, His- tory miTDinu nn . Maintenance and bt John s School has about 500 students. 8 faculty, staff, and office personel. more than 60 separate rooms, a large athletic facility, and play- mg f.elds which must be heated, cooled, cleaned repa.red. improved and yes. every so often com- petely replaced. Vital work done by vital people after the busses leave - it is too easy to take our excellent maintenance and cleaning staff for granted! Lest we fall mto this trap, let your imagi- nation draw a picture of what this school would be like ,f Jacques. Sabine and the staff took an unannounced 1-week holiday! A f vJ 168 Cleaning Staff Faculty S Staff : Being Themselves Being Themselves r Being Themselves pr i lE ' tneir lives. I Ml PTA The Parent-Teacher Association is a volunteer organization consisting of parents, teachers and friends of St. John ' s who give countless hours toward improving and maintaining parent-teacher relationships, promoting the school to the community, and, in general, maintaining the family atmosphere which has been such a central ingredient of St. John ' s School. The yearbook staff would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who has worked so hard to improve our school. We remember especially Mrs. Leone who, besides being present at virtually every meeting last year, has made the end-of-the-year faculty luncheon such an enjoyable experience. We ' ve missed you Mrs. Leone! 1 Ji H H Hl t S H r H F B fl i w y i HIH j . 1 1 jM B 1 k: . H gll ligl Booster Club The St. John ' s Booster Club is a very active volunteer organization consisting of parents, students and faculty. Its objective is to support the school ' s physical education and sports programs with spirit and funding. The yearly goals are met by backing the students during athletic contests; concessions are operated at home games; housing is provided for visiting athletes; evening activities are organized as an alternative to bar-hopping; uniforms are purchased for school teams; and a Booster Shop supplies physical education clothing and other items with St. John ' s logo. In recent years, the Booster Club has purchased such items as the tennis courts, a scoreboard, elementary physical education equipment, a video camera, gym dividers, trophy cases, and record boards. Tim Heydt • . s 178 m i Wd Booster Bash ' 87 d - Howdy Pardners! The Welloffs welcome you to the Star w. We ' ve got something real special to show you tonight. Thought you might like to look through our Family Album. Lots of interesting stories in the pictures you ' ll see. And, we want you to get to know us Welloffs better. Meanwhile, we ' ve got some drilling going on down on the South Forty and we ' re close. When a new well comes in, we Welloffs always have a little family celebration. If this one blows while you ' re here, we ' d like you to help us celebrate! Ms. Ellie and Jock Over SO people — friends and family of St. John ' s — contributed to the Booster Bash ' 87 which resulted in a wonderful evening of family fun — and a very sizable contribution to the St. John ' s School Athletic Fund! Boarding: Morans back: I to r — Moran, R Moran. C, Alkori, M; Bauer. E; Fernandez, A; Mr. Moran front: I to r — Mrs. Moran, Fernandez, B; Verschuren, I; Swinton. S; Aliplo, P. 182 The Washington Boys A mention should he made of the Washington Boys of St. John ' s who have not found a place in the yearbook until this year. In order to give individuals of deserving standing a chance to study overseas, St. John ' s has had an arrangement with St. John ' s Washington for several years whereby two students are selected to represent the U.S. here in Belgium for one term. Chosen by an intricate selection process from a large number of applicants, Antonio Fernandez and Philip Alipio have found their nitch at St. John ' s — Waterloo. I think I like it, said Antonio after three days of jet lag, run ning to the Cummune to secure an IP card, putting together a schedule of classes and getting used to hearing English, French, Dutch and German spoken in the halls! IS3 Left to Right — Fred , Mr. Stackowlak. Mrs. Stackowiak. Middleton, N; Nicole Stackowiak. Clingan, M; Repapis, A, Dunne, C; Machribie. N; Rouvoet, A; Priyadi, A. Boarding: Stacks mji ,• ' k ' ' ' tcv ■ - ' ' -•J?- Prom 1987 Remember the Spring of 1987? What single event comes to mind? The Senior Prom — complete with long gowns, black tie and that special person of your dreams in the spacious Chateau de la Rocq — where Belgian royalty once resided. Many thanks to Mrs. Dewachter for all your hard work making this party one of the best! 188 Prom 1987 f Kal Jere — winner of the vote for Prom King by a landslide and his harem of lovely beauties Nina Brooke and Christine Valvo! 189 G R A D U A T I O N I 9 8 7 V. 190 ■ — i a!! H H H 1 k 1 1 Pf ' ,m m ) Kt s s sr k « «3aj! 1 The St. John ' s students start- ed their commencement exer- cises on June 6, 1987 in the new gym. Brother Cletus gave a speech in which he indicated what we as adults were to ex- pect from life in the coming years. The senior of the year award, sponsored by the P.T.A., was awarded to Lisa Marie Wiens. Now its up to you GRADUATES!! 19! iS ir .. 193 Baseball Baseball Baseba Top: (L-R) Patrick Lyons, Jae Seung Noh. Ken Sultany, Malcolm Jere. Fauzi Suwesi, Tim Egan. Mike Besset, Coach Davis. Bot- tom: (L-R) Jae Sang Noh, Steve Wiens, Eric Bauer, Miles Gregg, John Charlton, Gary Butsko. 194 baseball Baseball Baseball oM w The St. John ' s baseball team started slow this year with 4 out of 5 games as losses. They picked up though, with 9 of the following 13 games as victories, finishing the season with a 10-8 record. They placed 2nd in the I.S.S.T. ' s, only losing to I.S.B. 1-2. a great feat considering they lost their first game to I.S.B. 21-1. Steve Wiens and Gary Butsko made the I.S.S.T. All Tournament team. Great coaching from Dennis Davis! 195 Softball Softball Softba front row: Ehrhart; Swartele; Lyons Jnd. row. Puree. S. Clemons; Puree, T.-. Simmons, T. 3rd. row: Timar; Crompton Jaeger; Williams; Kollacks -fth. rcw: Scarborough; Sexton Miss Braune CALL it! TALK to each other!! 196 Softball Softball Softball The 1987 Softball season was one marked by surprises, improve- ments and many tears. The girls started off their season with a win against ISB and continued to work hard in the following weeks to come. The ISST Championships were heartbreaks for all who played and watched, with the girls finishing in 7th place. All of the team with the exception of 4 girls left St. John ' s and the 1988 squad will be full of fresh new faces. 197 Tennis Tennis Tennis Tennis Tenni Girls TennIS: Danika Holm. Alison Holm. Pia Holm. Diana Louis. Siofra Rice Jenifer Devine. Boys TenniS: Shane Rice, Nigel Felupeai. Patrick Pavlidis. Carlos Menendez Matias Pampin. George Trone. Brian Hasberger. Sure . . . the Tennis team is on the ball!! 198 Tennis Tennis Tennis Tennis Tennis ■jl ■I H ESHPPW ' ■ ' HP I Bg w k ■ i Girls Tennis maintained their undefeated record for their second season straight. Danika and Alison Holm won the I.S.S.T ' s doubles championships and Siofra Rice, Diana Lew- is, and Natacha Debetencourt put up a good fight in all their matches. Boys Tennis had great spirit and kept the morale of the team up even in the face of defeat. Many Thanks to Coaches Rick Catherman and Mike Sohier. 199 1 Track Track Track Track Track Top L to R: Sammons; Coaches Vansteenbeeck, Jacobs-, Rabe, Krejka, Alminana, Baier, Snyder, Ainger, Peters, Kambona Middle Chen, Sammons. Mavity. Arsenault. McGinn, Moran Front: Pavlock A., J.-, Treitz, Dunne, Bonamour, Wilson, Pavlock, Stephan Oosthuizen, Clingan, Sly, Eustace Sonya runs that last stretch! He ' s gone with the wind, in a class by himself. 200 frack Track Track Track Track As a team, the 1987 track team looked at this season as a very growing experience-, for the group was made up largely of middle school students, who will be returning in 1988. Our girls team was pretty strong as a whole, especially in JV. There were outstand- ing performances from the entire girls squad, mainly from Kris- ten DeWolf , Sonya Oosthuizen, Amy Pavlock, Laura Mavity, Sara Treitz, Collen Dunne, and Lisa Pavlock. The boys team was made up of older participants. In the ISSTs there were spectacular events performed by Kevin McGinn, Tom Snyder, Mark Clingan, David Alminana and Mark Baier. 301 ;k Sejour St. John ' s International School Autographs 204 Autographs 205 Autographs 206 Autographs X 7 Autographs 208 ' Coquille d ' Or Passage Wellington 38 1410 Waterloo Credit Cards Welcome Jewels Didier Defend Christian Dior Musee du Louvre Majorica and a large choice of costume jewelry Watches Maurice LaCroix Yves Saint Laurant Pierre Balniain M !£ M Flik-Flak for the kids and the original Swatch Phone: 02 354.85.49 Duty Free for Export THE WORLD OF SILICONE In llieii ieLili ' ely short (40 ytMis) commeixicilliisto- ly, silicones l ive cslablishecKippli- i.itions in most indiisliKN .iiomul liic woild, ih.mks -sonK ' liniL ' s p.ii i- doxical- properties. As a result, they increasingly replace organic materials to meet today ' s re(]Liirements tor design tk il)ilily, perloimaiue, toxicological and environmental salety. Dow Corning Silicones have been marketed in Europe tor over 30 years and we have manutai luring laci lilies in Fiance, Germany Belgium and the L)K. Moie impoitantly we ,iie .m interna- tional company with planlsand ottices the wcjrki over. This world-wide presence and our commitment to silicones |)ul us in a uni- (|ue position as a supplier, a consultant ,m( a problem solver to the industry. Drawing on world wi( le experieiK e, Dow Corning experts apply ihe latesl materials technology a nl silicones re- search developments to tailor solutions to meet ihe neeils ot ' the most deman- iling design , m manulactuiing needs. DOW CORNING - The silicones technology for innovative | design and development Inleie led in pinna ns ' Send your applicilton to Mr PDe.vi Ch dc la Hulpe. 154 - 1 1 0 Brussels 209 Ireland — My Island A REAL VACATION EXPERIENCE YOU WILL LOVE IRELAND Telephone Enquiries: 02 117.01.77 a partner in the A orld ' s brighter energy future Westinghouse Energy Systems Interne Rue de Stalle, 73 1180 Brussels, Belgium 210 Westinghouse European Service Center Rue de i ' lndustrie, 43 1400 Nivelles, Belgium PROCTER GAMBLE EUROPEAN TECHNICAL CENTER YOUR RELIABLE PARTNER COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS. ALCATEL Alcatel N V • Avenue Lou.se 480 ■ B-)050 Brussels. Belgii 211 212 ALL TIHIi IBISSir Beatrice International Food (Europe) .V