St Johns Kilmarnock School - Eagle Yearbook (Breslau, Ontario Canada)

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SCIENCE FAIR Every year in April the school holds a Science Fair. Judging is usually done by University of Waterloo Science Pro- fessors and a few alumni. This year we had a spectacular show. There are five basic categories in which a student could compete: Life Science, Physical Science, Engineering, Earth Science, and Computer Math. Our senior winners this year were: Grade LIFE SCIENCE PHYSICAL SCIENCE ENGINEERING 9-10 1. N. Martin 1. K. Haberstroh G. McDonald 2. N. Chiasson 2. A. Charlebois 3. S. Fairfield 3. K. Robertson 4. V. Maharaj 4. B. Hambly J. Kelleher 11-13 1 . P. Bryden 1. M. Robinson 1. K. Hodgetts 2. C. Simard 2. C. Larkner 2. S. Gardiner 3. C. Robertson 3. P. Kingdon K. Scheifele 4. A. Peppier 4. C. Ling CONGRATULATIONS WINNERS!! 101

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Finally she jerks around and begins to run, as well as one can run down the aisle of a DC- 10 airplane. When she reaches the stewardess she is shaking uncontrollably and out of breath. She grabs the women by the shoulders and begins her speech. “You have got to listen to me. I’m not making this up. There is a very strange man on this plane, and very dangerous. I’ve been watching him since I got on the plane, and, he’s got a, a . . .’’ She breaks off. Thinking back through the last little while, she tries to recall what proof she has. ‘The watch!’ “Yes,’’ Janet speaks again. “He’s got a watch and he took it out of his pocket and he’s drinking water and he stares out the window and he wrings his hands and when he’s not wringing them, he drums his fingers ...” Janet stops again, looks at the stewardess and waits for the voice to help her. It’s gone. The stewardess looks understanding, although she has no idea what Janet is raving about. She offers to walk Janet back to her seat. “No thank-you,” Janet utters in a soft-drained voice, “I just have to go to the washroom and then I’ll go sit down.” Janet goes into the compartment. The stench of toilet cleaner wafts up her nostrils as she sobs and gasps in confusion. As she stands in the head, she is thankful that she had false suspicions, but tries to figure out an explanation for the little voice inside her head. Of course she has no idea that she had just conversed with fear. Illogical fear. When Janet gets back to her seat and sits down, stepping on the remaining shreds of kleenex. The stewardess comes and asks Janet if she would like anything. “Scotch on the rocks please.” When she gets to Florida she will share this in- credible story over more than a few drinks with her friend. Then she will take a bus home. EPILOGUE Saturday morning as Janet flipped through a local newspaper while basking in the warm sun, a headline caught her eye . . . PLANE CRASHES IN THE GULF OF MEXICO A plane blew up in the sky over the gulf of Mexico yesterday afternoon. No survivors have been found. It is thought that all passengers were killed in the explosion or drowned. The Air Canada flight 503 departed from Toronto Pearson International Airport early yesterday morning. It had a stop over in Miami. Official believe that this is where the terrorist got off the plane. It is believed that a bomb brought down the plane halfway between Miami and Mexico. Inspectors have no leads . . . 100

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bt- JOHM ' s-KILKAARMOCX school presents THE DRUNKARD by W.H. Smith and “A Gentleman” Mrs. Wilson - Jill Hodge Mary Wilson - Ariel Harwood-Jones Lawyer Cribbs - Lochlann Boyle Edward Middleton - Jeff Bowden Sophia Spindle - Christy Simard William Dowton - Kurt Fairfield Agnes Dowton - Adrienne Carter Mrs. Miller - Heather Lehman Mrs. Gates - Kristen Hodgetts Mrs. Stevens - Alison Stewart Sam Adams - Stephen Heldmann The Landlord - Sean Fairfield Julia Middleton - Kirsty Robertson Arden Rencelaw - Peter Cross An Officer of the Law - Jared Sands 102