Thousand Islands Secondary School - Islander Yearbook (Brockville, Ontario Canada)

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Laurie Johnson Paul Johnston Members of the male species and shamrocks are DIANE JACKSON ' s interests. Diane hopes to get out of school as soon as possible. She remembers well Mr. Lafratta ' s French classes. D.J. ' s most quotable quote: Goin ' out for a smoke. LAURIE JOHNSON recalls talking continually about a cer- tain person during home form. She hopes for the big event in summer of ' 77. She may be overheard saying, Who ' s going to the cafeteria? Opening the door of a teacher ' s van and having a large bot- tle fall out of it highlight PAUL JOHNSTON ' s memories of TISS. One day he hopes to own George Johnston ' s Door Re- pair Shop in Athens and to gain 87 percent of Molson ' s Brew- ery. SHELLEY JOSE enjoyed he r teaching experiences as a senior scholar this past year. She is interested in arts and crafts. Jose hopes to attend college to become a hair stylist. Men, puds and shamrocks are LINDA JOYCE ' S interests as she pushes forward with her goal of conquering all of Ontario on her camping trips. Bear recalls spending 12 hours at basketball tournaments at TISS. JOANN KELLY remembers happy times in W. Rogers ' home form period and spraining her ankle in gym class. JoAnn ' s interests include sports and crafts. She ' s looking forward to opening her own boutique and one day finding Mr. Tall, Dark, and Handsome. If Zeller ' s is looking for a head cashier CINDY KENNEDY may be the girl for the job. She may be overheard asking, Where ' s Lyle? Cindy ' s most memorable moment at TISS was falling asleep in English. STEVE KING ' s fond memories of TISS include the found- ing of the D.E.N, and its meetings in the buses. One day Steve plans to own a farm in Afghanistan and become rich and fam- ous. I wasn ' t sleeping, sir- I just didn ' t have anything to say. Is DOROTHY KROOT ' s most remembered quotation. Dorothy recalls causing a traffic jam while going down the hall the wrong way. She ' d like for once to be able to see her boyfriend without having to do homework. BOBBY LAJOIE ' s memories of TISS include the new Pur- ple Pirates and the football team ' s winning ways. Bobby ' s in- terests include sports, the Queen ' s Grant and Sexton ' s tavern. The invention of a spray to fog off mirrors is MIKE LEE ' s major goal. Peck is interested in tying mirrors to his sneakers. Holy Smirnoff! JIM LOOMIS remembers the past when school was better. He is interested in sports and music. The business world is Jim ' s main goal for the future. Bobby Lajoie Jim Loomis

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BRIAN GUILBOARD enjoys playing his guitar and listen- ing to music. He hopes to become a computer programmer or a heavy rock star. Twenty below zero and the windows are wide open in French class— frosty memory for CHRIS GUILD. Art, sports and hair styling are Chris ' interests. One day she hopes to mar- ry and live happily ever after. JOANNE HALL is interested in spending her spares with a certain senior at BCI. Her major goal is to leave Brockville next September to get away from the memory of two years of Grade ten French. Skiing and playing the organ are PAULA HANSON ' s inter- ests. Pauls remembers the jitters of the first day at a new school. She hopes to study accounting at Ryerson and then form her own business. MARY HARPER intends to become a child care worker, have her own apartment in Kingston and get hitched . Mary is known for her famous laugh. She recalls unhappily failing two of a certain teacher ' s subjects in the same semester. A technicolour math notebook and trying to outscore Richard White on a test are WAYNE HENRY ' s main memor- ies of TISS. Wayne hopes to become a computer operated chopper pilot. ELAINE HESS remembers fixing lemonade for a certain supply teacher. Her main ambition is to own a shirt that doesn ' t cling. Nightmares including the thoughts for the day, highlight CINDY HEYMAN ' s memories at TISS. Cindy ' s major goals are to get her twenty seven credits and to get rid of the cold she ' s had since birth. JANE HOWE hopes to get the volleyball over the net and in bounds in an intramural game one day. She remembers well the day she was tied up in front of MacDonald ' s. Technical subjects are RON HUIBERS ' main interests. He enjoys anything mechanical and some day hopes to finish his wind-generator in Machine Shop. DONNA HUDSON remembers setting a fire in HOE 201. Donna ' s interests include cross-country skiing and going out with a certain worm . Her goal is to raise little worms someday. Starting off the morning right and finishing high school or college someday are CRAIG HUSKINSON ' s major goals. He often needs to say Let me see your math assignment . Jane Howe Donna Hudson Craig Huskinson

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DIANE LYNDS ' memories of TISS run to Mr. Lafratta ' s French classes and Walter ' s will-nots . She plans to ski cross country across Canada. Basketball and music are her main interests. Losing four science textbooks and three locks in grade nine num- ber among DONNA LYPCHUK ' s fond memories of TISS. The thea- tre and reading are her main inter- ests. C ' est la vie. her favourite expression typifies her aim for a career in fine arts. The next head cook at the General , DEBBIE McCARTHY, recalls cramming lor a test during the ten minute break. School breaks and the special in the cafeteria are her interests. Diane Lynds Donna Lypchuk Debbie McCarthy DEBBIE McEWAN recalls accidentally drenching Scheming and Clow in chemistry and accidentally starting fires in the same class. Before she goes to university she plans to correct her hideous laugh. Hold me back. and I hate your, Clow. number among her favourite expressions. Her quotable quote is unquotable but ELIZABETH McGARR ' s interests are explicitly men, men, and more more. She has lots of memories of TISS but she ' s still wishing for more. Her goal - to be a poodle groomer. The tall, hairy faced youth who can be seen in the halls, JOHN McGLASHAN likes football, school, and hard math problems. His favourite expression, The answer is... is logical considering his goal is to calculate math problems on the foot- ball field. CHARLENE McMAHON remembers a great 341 market ing class with Mr. Rogers. When she graduates she plans to leave Brockville for college. Little white VW ' s rank high in her interests and her favourite expression is Tell me about it. Chasing boys in Florida and scoring as often as possible (hopefully forever) are among SANDY McLAUGHLIN ' s pl ans. When she is at home she likes to play Barnaby Jones at Woolco. Negative. and Affirmative. are two of her more profound statements. Charlene McMahon Sandra McLaughlin Joelle McKnight Music, the yearbook, and going to Quebec number among JOELLE McKNIGHT ' s many interests. She remembers well labs in Mr. Wheeler ' s class. Squeezing through the doors in the halls provokes her into repeating, I ' m totally confused! Being called Fred by all the boys is one of KAREN McNEELY ' s memories of TISS. She plans to go to university and become a social worker. Sports are her main interests. JANINE MALE remembers (unhappily) the mice in her locker. Her future plans are undecided but she knows she wan to work with people. Making it to university is LESLEY MERRlFlELD ' s goal. She remembers waiting tor the bus ' til quarter to tour and then missing it. Her quotable quote - Where is that bus?