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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1979 volume:

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Boone Mr. P. Bullock Mr. R. Butler Mr. M. Cameron Mr. R. Cameron CLOCKWISE: Mr. D. Campbell Miss J. Carleton Mr. R. Carpenter Mr. J. Carson Mr. J. Carswell Miss C. Cavanagh CLOCKWISE: Mrs. G. Chambers Mr. T. Cholewa Mr. B. Clark Mr. T. Comfort Mr. A. Connerty Mr. W. Cornack CLOCKWISE: Mr. B. Cornell Mr. J. Cowan CLOCKWISE: Mrs. D. Earle Mrs. A. Edwards Mr. L. Faris Mr. J. Fielding Mr. C. Forrest Miss S. Findlay CLOCKWISE: Mr. B. Gable Mrs. M. Goodell Mr. R. Geneau Mr. H. Grant Mrs. E. Holmes Mr. R. Hungerford CLOCKWISE: Mr. G. Jenner Mr. J. Johnson Mrs. A. Kearney Mr. N. Kearney Mrs. M. Kirkland Mr. L. Kowlessar CLOCKWISE: Mr. S. MacKinnon Mr. P. Mahrle Mr. M. Martinson Mr. M. McCarthy Mr. R. McGrath Mr. W. Millson CLOCKWISE: Mr. G. Nott Mr. I. Nussey Mrs. R. Nussey Mr. P. O ' Grady Mr. R. Olson Mr. J. Palmer CLOCKWISE: Miss B. Park Mr. W. Prophet Mrs. V. Quick Mr. B. Robertson Mr. K. Robinson Mr. F. Rogers CLOCKWISE: Mr. W. Rogers Miss E. Sheppard Mr. V. Shorey Mr. P. Sheppard Mrs. C. Sommerville Miss. D. Squire CLOCKWISE: Mr. L. Wark Mr. K. Wheeler Mr. W. White Mr. J. Wood Miss A. Yarrow Carol Worden Marsha Coons Lynn Kelly Head Secretary are here IN THE OFFICE AT T.I.S.S. The Life Skills program was an experimental course co- ordinated by Life Skills Coaches, Chris Puddicombe and Birgit Neuburger. It was sponsored by a federal grant. The course was designed to benefit those students unable to adjust to the existing educational system. Honestly and openly sharing common in- dividual problems has been the key to the success of the Life Skills Program. Sheila Rhodes, in the Guidance Office comes to know each student personally and even provides first aid, whenever, necessary. More than students and staff are needed in order that TISS function effectively. In the library we have three library aides, Mrs. Ruth Taylor (upper left), a Library aide, Mrs. Polly Marhle (upper right), our audio visual aide, and Mrs. Audrey White also a library aide. Mrs. Shirley Jackson, (lower right) works part time, in the main office. All three ladies can be found giving helpful assistance to both the students and staff at TISS. In the halls, Cafeteria and Library, too Our fine staff of custodians consists of both a night shift and a day shift. All the custodians except one are male. Mrs. Edna Elliot is the lady who along with the men helps keep TISS maintained and in good repair. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Gilmer, Mr. Hutt, Mr. Moffitt, Mr. Shields. The ladies in the cafeteria are also very important to the health and welfare of TISS. Gladys Giffin, Helen Bullridge, Betty Murphy, and Joan Kelso provide all those delicious meals that get us through the many hours of school. Our compliments to the Chefs. So long Shorty! On Dec. 15, 1978 T.I.S.S. lost a very dear friend. Shorty Gilberds after 21 years with the Leeds Board of Education retired. Shorty will be dearly missed. His good nature and ability to deal with people made him well loved by both staff and students. Shorty will never forget T.I.S.S. and certainly T.I.S.S. will never forget Shorty. Good bye Shorty! Thanks for everything. f See ya later sweetie! Shorty and Arlie k ' 79 UNDERGRADS Years of Importance Years 1, 2 and 3 are a time of discovery at T.I.S.S., as we become aware of ourselves, our feelings and the opportunities open to us. YEAR ONE Cynthia Adams Michelle Adams Sally Alguire Dawn Alkerton Shelley Anderson Timothy Anderson JoAnne Armstrong Dorothy Baily Brent Barker Dave Barnard Jerry Barton Blaine Bates Sherry Bates Brian Bax Sandra Bax Douglas Beacock Kevin Beattie Penny Beckstead Tracy Berthiaune Christine Billings Jim Bird Brian Bissonnette Darlene Black Kim Black Brian Blah- Tim Blah- Helen Blanchard Shelley Box Curt Boyko Sandra Bradford Mike Belanger Gwen Burch Sheila Burridge Sean Cahill Laurie Campbell Shawn Campbell e This is how you turn the water on. Neal Carty Pat Cassibo Mike Cassidy Holly Chamberlain Allen Chevrier Robbie Churchill Susan Coleman Richard Coles Debbie Collison Sandra Coliquhoun Patsy Coon Todd Coon Cathy Cooper David Coville Debbie Cretier Janet Cross Chris Culhane Natalie Culmer Leisa Culp Laura Davidson Kim Davis Mark Davison Wendy Davison Grant Davy Danny DeDekker Dan Deir Elaine Dejong David DeKleine Dean Delaney Tom Dillabough Liam Doherty Shawn Donovan Richard Douglas Marilyn Douma Mike Doyle Laurie Driver Kevin Firth Bill Flikweert Paul Fodey Mark Fox Tony Fyckes Darryl Gallacher June Galway Brian Gardiner Darlene Gardiner Hugh Gardiner Randy Gaudet Robert Gauthier Gurmella Gill Jaswinder Gill Ronnie Gill Tom Godwin Craig Goodwin Cherri Gordon Nancy Greenwood Danny Grierson Debbie Guilboard Tammy Hall Bev Hall Dale Halliday 1 ■■ ' ■ Paul Hallyburton Laurie Hanes Tim Hanna Gordon Harper Jim Hatfield David Hayes Shawn Herron Dagmar Herzan Andrew Hill Bill Hinson Terry Hodge Lorie Holmes Tammy Hopkins Kim House Tim House Judy Hough Jackie Howe Joe Howe John Paul Howe Greg Hudson Kevin Hudson Susan Hudson Tim Hudson Laurie Hutt Raymond Irish Tia Jensen Paul Jones Mike Joron Ronald Karas Karen Keffer Robert Kennedy Theresa Kennedy Penny Kinch Darlene King Debbie Kirby Dale Kirkland Dave Knox Cindy Korim Shirley Kroot David LaFirst Jeff Lamings Marie-France LaPierre Yves LaPierre Phillip LaSalle Tracy Latimer Dean Livingston Brian Livingston Linda Livingston Wayne Logstrup John Lougheed Sharrol Lovegrove Cynthia Lucas Steven Lumsden John Lunman Tana Macari Michelle MacDougall Susan MacLeod Larry McTavish Vicki Madden JoAnne Major Russell Mallette Ian McNish Paul Manolakos Scott Marshall Diane Martin Michelle Massey Steve Massey Jackie McAllister Brenda McCabe Bryan McCaw Dave McCray Angus McDonald Jamie McFarland Terrie McGee Bonnie McGhie Penny Maclntyre Jim McKay Joe McKay Laura MacKinnon Kerrie McKnight Mike McLarry Robert McLarry JoAnne McLaughlin Ann McLean Maureen McMahon Dorothy McManus Bob McPhail Julie Meunier Tim Miller Lynn Mitchell Kim Moffitt Michael Moore Tim Morrison Bruce Moxley Judy Mulder Lisa Murray Kris Nadarajah Tim Nolan Jenny Norfolk Yvonne Olson Bill Pankhurst John Parker Gord Pearce Rita Pekkonen Leslie Peterson Carolyn Pettem Mary Phelps Barry Phillips Patty Picotte Silla Piotto Danny Pipe Joe Plumey Dennis Plunkett Craig Poole Kevin Presley David Price Vincent Pyelle Allan Pyl Lisa Quartus Robin Quartus Elaine Rannels Roberta Ready Randy Reid Brian Renkema Geezje Renkema Tony Reuvers Hamish Robb Shaw Robb Kevin Roberts Kerlyn Roche Loretta Rogers Denise Romero Terry Ross David Rosseth Darcy Ruddock Bill Running Jeff Runham Rene Sauve Christine Schaeffer Dave Scott Dan Serson Brenda Serwa Pat Shannon r iP| P £? L j J i Duh! Teresa Sheflin Jim Shewan Shawn Shey Sherri Shire Judy Sinclair Ken Skelton Donnie Slack Heather Smith Robbie Smith Michael Sommerville Carrie Spencer Larry Spicer Garry Spies Peter Spyk Karen Stan den Caroline Stapper Debbie Steacy Allan Stevenson Tom Storey Imran Syed John Symington Penny Ann Tanney Brenda Telgen John Thorpe Terry Townsend Steve Traynor S. Trina John Preston Pat Turnbull Rhonda Turner Tina Valk Bill VanAsperen John VanAsseldonk Alicia Vandermeer Claudette VanDomnelen Chris VanDusen John VanDusen Jeffrey VanSanten Terry Veldboom Karen Verbruggen Chris Verburg Andrew Venema Terry Wood Marie-Ann Warren Mark Warren Valerie Warren Mike Watkins Dean Weedmark Raymond Westendorp Billy White Darlene White Greg White Robert White Susan Whiteside Rita Wichers Marty Wilgosh Dana Wilson Kenton Wilson Winnie Wong Kelly Wong Billy Young Robin Young Richard Zahn Ricky Abrams Peggy Adamson Marilyn Amyotte Mark Anderson Donna Rae Armstrong Darlene Arthur Penny Avery Cole Baker Robin Baker fH ! f jfe fi 4a j Conny Bakker Randy Baldwin Jeff Ban- Don Beattie Donna Beatty Charles Beckstead Marie Belanger Dwight Bergman Kevin Bernard Marion Blanchard Denise Birtch Don Blair Ray Blair Troy Blair Chris Boulton Darren Boulton Tony Bourret Carol Bradley Kevan Bradley Theodore Brayton Danny Brennan Steve Brown Marc Buote Lisa Burns Wayne Burns Craig Bulter Greg Cameron Caren Campbell Theresa Capener Tracy Carlyle Eileen Carolan Cathy Carswell Sean Carty Robert Cassell John Casselman Peter Cassidy YEAR TWO Shelly Catellier Steve Champagne Laurie Chaplin Dave Charbonneau Heather Clarke Ron Cole Ron Coles Randy Colpitts Steve Connell Peggy Coon Terry Cooper Sherry Coville Mark Crites Gary Cross Kelly Crouse Carol Crummy Cyril Dack Danny Davis Keith Dean Cindy Deeks Theresa Dejeet Wesley Dejeet Dale Dejong Gail Dixon Dale Donnelly Nancy Drummond Brenda Durant Penny Durant Greg Dye Lisa Eaton Larry Edgely David Eldridge Rob Elian Bruce Elliot Kim Elliot David Evans Elizabeth Eyre Troy Fader Murray Feist Dan Ferguson YEAR TWO nU%! Denis Ferguson Brian Foan Rick Foley Ron Foley Sharon Foley Terry Foley Shelly Forbes Mike Fournier Dawn Foyster Kent Fretwell Linda Fretwell Michael Frisk Penny Fulford Kathy Galbraith Stephen Gallinger Dan Garvey Brian Gaudin Cindy Gill Jim Gillian Kim Gladu Cherri Glover Mike Gommert Leslie Grace Milly Graham Kim Graham Sue Graham Tom Graham Randy Graveline Randy Greenham Steven Greefe Debbie Greig Jennifer Grothier Lisa Grothier Cynthia Guastaferri Lisa Grothier Chris Halfpenny Cindi Hall Bobby Hall Darrel Halladay Cheryl Hanson Brian Harper Gloria Harper Heather Harper Penny Harper Robin Harper Todd Harper Kelly Hatfield Rudy Hazelaar Anita Heidemann Angie Hendry Ricky Heyman Dwayne Hilton Steve Hodge Stephen Holmes John Horton Brian Hough Chris Houle Pearl Hum Cheryl Hunt Ray Hunt Tina Hunt Tracey Hunt Chris Hurley Bonnie Hutton Michael Hutton David Jackett Anne Jackson Marilyn Jackson Doug Jenson Mike Johnson M Xt k - S ' U fi i P JBi (••■ Mark Johnston Neil Johnston Norma Johnston Scott Johnston Bill Jones Scott Jones Grace Jonker Cindy Kane Greg Kahnt Dennis Kelly Lawrence Kelly Nancy Kelly Nancy Lynn Kelly Zarina Kahn Lori King Lynn King Brian Kittle Dave Knapp Bill Kroot Ed LaBelle Larry Lafferty Laurie Lafferty James Laforty Terry Laird Cindy Lake Stanley Lafirst Jennifer Lake Joanne Lammens Roxanne Larocque Jean Lavern June Lavery Susan Lean Chris Lee Rob Lee Sylvain Levebevre Diane Lester David Lewis Chris Logstrup Fred Lovegrove David Macdonald John Macdonald Ricky Macdonald Shirley Macdonald Bruce MacDougall Debbie MacFarlane Ross Macintosh Debbie MacKinnon Sean MacLennan Sandy MacMillan John MacTavish Rodney Madder Steve Magoes Lyle Mailloux Michelle Mallette Kim Mallory Toula Marcousi Carson Massey Debbie Massey Ken Mathers John McAllister Kevin McCarthy Allan McKay Willie McLachlan Anita McMahon Mike McMahon Helen McManus Carolyn McNamara Derek McNeely Roger Meunier Laurie Milligan Cathy Mitchell Joan Mitchell WMl Greg Moore Gloria Moore Paul Moore Steven Moore John Morash Debra Morgan David Morgan Diane moss James Motluck Raymond Meuiller Marian Mulder Ed Myers Laurie Nevers Peter Nicholas Tony Nizman Brenda Nowlan Terri O ' Breza Karen O ' Connell Mike O ' Connor Ken O ' Grady Shannon O ' Grady Geertje Onland Annette Oosterhof Joyce Pattemore Danny Pearce Beverly Perrin Paula Peterson Lorie Pigg Lorraine Pigg Mark Pike Blair Pilatzke Monica Piotte Billy Plooy Ronnie Plunket Ray Porter Pam Prophet Just thinking Shelley Quartus Jane Ramsey Todd Rapp Joe Rothwell Pearl Rean Tammy Reid Jim Reside Steve Reynolds Dave Riddell Christine Robertson Rick Robertson Perry Robinson Mary Ann Rockey Randy Rollich Heather Row Tom Row Kevin Sargent Andre Sauve Teresa Sauve Hank Schapelhournan Rhonda Schnieder Gloria Schonauin Laurie Seabrooke Michael Secord Cathy Serson James Sheflin Elaine Shaw Pierre Sigman Andrew Simpson Dorothy Simpson Greg Simpson Penny Simpson Yvonne Simpson Steve Sipos Judy Skeleton Bonnie Smith i Jft j rC fiW Wc$ ■ 48m. s ▼ 4mm3 D ' uh! Robert Smith Sherry Smith Shirlee Smith Susan Smith Barrie Snider Corina Soikie Judy Soucie Mark Steele Debbie Steenwyck Mary Steenwyck Marie St. John Jayna Stokes Roger Storer Doug Taber Heather Tanney Wesley Tanny Ray Tarlington Kevin Thomas Terrilee Thomson Rosanne Timmerman Julie Terpstra Amanda Toohey Michael Toupin Randy Toy Terry Trapman Louise Tremblay Cindy Tuck Tony Tuck Yvette Turner Richard Tyssen Alicia Valliant Greg VanAsperen Cinthia Vandenberg Nick Vanderlanden Gary VanDermeer Brenda VanDusan We ' re the best! I ' m here! Kayla VanDusen Martha Vanston Nancy Vanvelze Anita Veldboom Fern Veley Derrick Venema Karin Vyfvinkel Lynda Wichers Stephen Walford-Davis Dale Walker Kim Walsh Maureen Warnock RoseMary Warren Veronica Wells Harold Westendorp David White Dianne White Donna White Radger White Sylvia Weisler Rick Williams Jennifer Willie Vicki Wilgosh David Wood Theresa Wynne Kelvin Young William Young Steve Zahn Greg Abrams Paul Alguire Sharon Alguire Jeff Allan Steve Allen Rob Andress Pauline Bak Renuka Bagal Connie Baldwin Shawn Baldwin Ray Barnard Wray Barraclough David Beach Kevin Belanger Tom Belford Annette Bellemore Mike Bethiume Valerie Best Dan Bigalow Dan Birch Brian Birtch Wayne Bissonette Mike Blanchard Judy Boisvert Rob Bolton Mark Boulton Peter Bourret John Bowers Penny Boyko Darrel Bradley Tim Brayton Judy Brown Kathy Beuley Vince Burns Matt Callaghan Tyen Canadas Marianne Carlyle Ian Carswell David Casselman Jill Cook John Cook Tracy Cornforth Gail Coville Phillipe Coville YEAR THREE A nosey person Andrew Cowan Judy Chaplin Robert Chapman Steve Chapman Jimmy Chevrier Randy Chisamore Don Church Carl Clark Dale Clark Julia Clark Sandy Clark Kim Clarke Robbie Clow John Crites Angie Darling Bruce Darling John Davidson Marney Davidson Jeff Davis Joe Davis Russel Davis Melvin Dean Steve DeBoer Tami Deeks Dale Deir Terry Deir Michelle Dejong Cindy Dejong Gordon DeRoos Sid Dijkema Cindy Dillabough Connie Dixon Jeff Dixon Randy Dixon Robert Dixon Ronnie Dohle Go Away! Janet Douma Robin Draganic Dan Dumont Shirley Ann Durant Judy Easter Sandra Easter Loriann Eaton Debbie Edwards Henry Eckhout Dean Empey Jim Empey Jennifer Everetts Pat Darrell Dianne Farquhar Julie Foss Jeff Fournell Carl Fox Kathy Frank Mark Ferguson Steven Fritz Debbie Galama Heather Gamble Cheryl Gardiner Barb Garskey Linda Garskey Lawrence Garvin Duayne Gibson Tim GUI Gurmel Gill Stacey Gliatis Mike Godard John Godwin Bill Gonidis Harvey Goosens Ida Gordon Gord Granton Don ' t Shoot! Smile Sue Graveline Randy Gray Rodney Gray Michelle Greaux Christie Greefe Bernie Greig Kevin Grier Pat Gribble Shirley Groenwoud Jeff Guerin Brent Guilboard Fred Guild Mary Haggerty Catherine Hall Cherylann Hall Chris Hall Rick Hall Stephen Hanes Fred Hansen Brenda Harper Lisa Harper Stephen Healy Tom Heme Brent Herbison John Heuthorst Kim Hinson Ross Hoge Linda Hoogendam Margaret Holtrop Brenda Hough Maggie Howe Steven Hoyland Ted Hudson Brenda Hunter Ruth Hutchinson Melody Hutton E JP -- • ? JF Richard James Carol Jellema Bill Jenkinson Jeff Johnson Jacqueline Jones Eleanor Jonkman Laurie Jose Peter Kaiser Ann Kelly Greg Kenney Michelle King Kitty Kirk Paul Kirkland Susan Kirkland Julie Korim Joyce Ku Laura Ladd Joanne Lagrois Dan Laird JoAnne Lanctot Helga Lange Larry Latimer Jeff Lawson Robin Lawson Chris Leeder Mark Leeder Teresa Legros Leslie Lemieux Scott Logie Shauna MacDonald Gus MacDougall Jill Marston Duane Massey June Massey Teresa Massey Karen Massey Jim Martin Craig Maud Mary Teresa McCarthy Karen McClintock Kevin McCoo Karen McCrae Matt McGee Dave McGlashan Judy McKay Keith McLachlan Rob McLean Cathy McMahon Dale McMullen Cheryl Mc Williams Steve Menard Rob Merkley Clinton Meunier Douglas Miller Frank Mitchell Pete Mohr Glenn Mooney Daryl Moore Pat Moore Karen Morgan Beth Morrow Gail Moxley Tina Murphy Mike Nadeau Jim Nedow Lorraine Newberry David Nicholson Cindy Noffke Jeff Nolan Tracy O ' Breza Paul Olson Dianne Oosterhoff A AL. Jb ii: . MW E Brad Pashnicki David Pattemore Gary Pattenden Ken Perkins Kevin Perrin Willie Pettem Colin Poole Sandie Price Cathy Price Rob Prophet Roger Pruner Laurie Purvis Angie Quartus Fred Radersma Tammy Raycroft Debbie Reid Bill Renkema Arlene Richardson Bev Robertson Jeff Robertson David Rollich Tracey Romero Kelly Ross Carol Row Jim Ryan Derek Schaaf Chris Schmitt Kerri Seabrooke Mike Seeley Mike Shaw Barry Shenton Dave Shipman Denis Sigman Brenda Saunders Norma Simpson Joanne Smallegange Ah come on ! Allan Smith Cindy Smith Colleen Smith Joyce Spicer Elaine Spyk Karen Steel Bill Sterritt Mike Sturgeon Orval Tanney Michelle Tapping Dave Taylor Cindy Thompson Gordon Tigchelaar Joe Topping Jennifer Towe Sharon Town send Connie Trapman Dale Trickey Sue Trussell Carol Tuck Carolyn Turnbull Jane VanAlstyne Pat VanAsperen James VanBlitterswyck Cindy VanDaalen Domenique VanOyen Brenda VanSanten Steve VanSanten Margaret VanVelze Larry Verbruggen Mike Verburg Linda Vyfvinkel Claire Wardlow Carol Warner Ken Warren Steve White 1 1 Steve Whyard Gord Willard Steve Willard Bob Williams Judy Williamson Bill Winslow Dave Yocum Lonnie Young Jeff Young Rob Young Brian Young Perry Zahn Wanda Veley Carolyn Trussell Kate Serre de St. Jean Mathias Plaschkh Steve Miller Julie McGun Glenn McKnight Norm Murphy Jamie Flint Donna Kelly Mike Primeau Bob Sutherland Joanne McLaughlin Susan Schofield Sherry Taylor Melodie Thompson Dave Telgen Peter Vanderwerf Chris Wheeler Lisa Woods Alan Baldwin Trudy Bateman Jeff Burns Carol Colpitts A A Chris Armstrong Bob Blackburn Mark Bateman Tony Bourrett Ricky Coville Teresa Casselman Tl Carolyne Coote Nina Draganie Don Fraser Paul Hitsman Sharon Harris Horvath Margaret Heuthorst Dan Paulson Perry Aybers Peter Venema Steve Mason 1979 International Year of the Child GRADE 12 , f T L Derek Arthur Kaushik Melody Baldwin Anita Bamber Debbie Barnard Carol Brown Janet Brown Terry Burns Julie Denis Debbie Dejong Yvonne Deroos Penny Desrosiers Sheila Durant ; llw -rv ' r PWk i P ■_ Brent Gallacher Paul Garvin David Grace Jim Granton Roily Graveline Derrick Halladay Laurie Harps Pete Heasely Mr. Olson, what an (yawn) Interesting Class. Diane Kelsey Jeff Kelso Debra Kennedy Stephen Kennedy Sonja Kunkel Cindy Laforty Tana Macintosh Debbie MacKay Cathy Maskell ■■1 m i v Cindy Mason Denise McEwan Angie McGhie i Melodie McKnight Peter McNish Jim McLellan Kevin McKay . Rick Miles Mike Millions Steven Mitchell Randy Mitten John Mooibroek Margaret Murphy Mary Nyland Scott Oakly Michelle Ovington Michael Ovington David Shaeffer Brent Schweig Doug Scott Michele Simpson -Taylor Kim Snider Lucy Spyk Jeff Stafford Debbie Stewart Brenda Stinson Teresa Tackaberry Wayne Tackaberry Janice Terpstra Clint Thompson Cathy Trussell I :1 ' M -W ji :M Andrew Turner Evelina Vandenberg Leon Vandervalk Mark Vanston Laurie Williams Brad Willard Kerry Wilson Jason White Brian Wilkins Ken Flemming Andrea Gauthier Karen Lunke Mark Newberry Willy Primeau Stephen Wright Bill Murphy GRADUATES ELKE ADOLF ' s rembrances of TISS in- cludes the little excursions to the apartment and the rock. Elke hopes to become an individual with a warped mind. Driving into French class and lost TB forms tops BARRY ALBERRY ' s memories of TISS. Barry hopes to own his own MacDonald ' s where he can spend his many lunch hours. RON ASTLEFORD ' s goal is to become a fresh air inspector. Watching the girls walk by holds many wonders for Ron. He can be heard saying, Get all ahere. Buy me a pickle, may be heard from PAM BANGMA while she plays euchre at lunch. A tall Willard and a quartet singing are included in her interests. Pam ' s goal is to become the first female bricklayer. MICHELLE BISHTON ' s goal is to become Mrs. Tim . Thoughts for the day and rainy football games hold memories of TISS for Michelle. Ron Astleford Pain Bangma To go to Europe is TONY BLAKE ' s goal. Tony ' s favourite saying is, God love ya ' - someone has to. LYNDA BLANCHARD remembers the mouse in her locker. Lynda hopes to become a child care worker. Her favourite quote is, If you don ' t succeed, try, try again! Our third Algebra stooge is BRIAN BOISVERT whose in- terests include well developed females. Brian ' s goal is not to return for grade fourteen. SUE BOLDUC ' s memories of TISS include lunch time at Fat Albert ' s and spares at MacDonald ' s. Sue may often be heard saying, Denise, hit em! Sue ' s goal is to own two great danes and drive them in her Volkswagen. To become a professor of English Literature is JOSI BONDI ' s goal. Her memories of TISS include receiving 100% on an English test. MARY BOOMER has no goals because they change every week but she is interested in music and drama. One of Mary ' s favourite expressions is, I ' m confused. Skiing and other people are included in BRAD BOYKO ' s interests. Brad remembers the variety of courses at TISS and the teachers who taught them. Mary Boomer Brad Boyko Carole Ann Boyle Mike Bradley Scott Bradley I Berney Burns Mark Cassidy CAROLE ANN BOYLE ' s goal is to get involved in fashion designing. Her interests are art and a certain guy from BCI. Her memories include tests on Friday afternoon and Monday mornings. Outer ' s Club canoe trips are MIKE BRADLEY ' s memories. His interests include girls, fast cars and girls. Mike ' s goal is to become a millionaire, fast. Well what can I say? is what he usually says. SCOTT BRADLEY plans to go to university and get a degree in engineering. He remembers always trying to borrow a ruler and his interests are basketball and women. A certain guy in English class is DEBBIE BRONTMIRE ' s main interest. She can often be heard saying Oh what a hunk. Debbie plans on being a secretary. CAROL BRUNNER ' s memories of TISS include singing Christmas carols in Mr. McGrath ' s room and teaching Elke how- to punk. Her interests are BCI and punk and tennis. Working on an engine for three years before it finally worked tops ANDREW BRUNSTING ' s memories. His interests are cars, money and motor bikes. BRENDA BUELEY ' s goal is to drive an eighteen wheeler by the time she ' s twenty. Her interests include a certain ex-farmer. Brenda remembers never being caught skipping. Being called ' Angel ' and a certain coach are SHELLEY BUOTE ' s memories of TISS. Shelley ' s interests are guys, gymnastics, guys ... BERNEY BURNS ' interests include girls and skiing. Wat- ching the girls walk by hold many memories for our future mechanic. Lace panties and after shave lotion are some interests of MARK CASSIDY. His memories include the funny, wacky, crazy, zany, hometown times he had with his buddies. Trying to get to heaven on the end of a kite is this famous Bruce ' s goal. RHONDA CHURCHILL ' S goal is to try and get her name spelled right. A certain pair of twins hold a special fascination for Rhonda. She is always saying Oh Sure. A called back 60m TD and having a big fella during spares are STEVE CLARK ' s memories of TISS. Bits ' goal is to become Wolfman Bits on WKRP in Cincinnati. Steve is con- stantly asking Mick what time it is. MERIBETH CLOW ' s memories include blind dates from Waterloo and playing ' Piggie ' . Her interests are blind dates from Waterloo. Meribeth can often be heard exclaiming Heaven ' s to Betsy. when she ' s riding her three-foot horse. Rhonda Churchill Steve Clark Meribeth Clow Joanne Coljee Aldina Coloma Vicki Cowan Cheryl Crooke Donna Cuffe JOANNE COLJEE s goal is to be able to ski properly. She can often be heard saying Take off that ball and chain. Joanne remembers laughing at Mr. McCarthy ' s sick jokes and cheating on mid-terms. Celebrating Sheep ' s Week and Wink ' s Week with great fanaticism and trying to persuade others to celebrate too top ALDINA COLOMA ' s memories. Aldina ' s goal is to travel to South America. VICKI COWAN ' s interests include talking to anyone about anything. Vicki has many memories of TISS but her main one is forgetting to leave school at 3:00 or at 4:00 or at 5:00. If you hear Beeee Quiet you know Vicki is around. Reaching grade 13 is one of CHERYL CROOKE ' s goals. She remembers her first grade 9 class with Bruce and Ellen. DONNA CUFFE ' s interests include theatre and pumpkin pie. Donna can always be seen with the ' Family ' asking What ' s wrong? Donna plans to continue on to college. CHERYL DEAN ' s interests are children. She hopes to become a child care worker. Cheryl ' s favorite expression is Yea right. Playing ' Piggie ' and number 66 on the ' 77- ' 78 hold fond memories for JANE DELANGE. Our future physio-therapist ' s interests are in room 353 at Gordon House at Queen ' s. DENISE ELLIOTT can be seen at MacDonalds eating trays of french fries and wherever Dave is. She is always heard saying Dave go get me some french fries. Denise ' s interests are eating, sleeping, and Dave. To become a rock star with a warped mind is CHRIS EMBERLEY ' s goal. He remembers lunch hours spent at the rock and in the parking lot. LINDA FERGUSON remembers the shortened classes and football games. Her goal is to have something exciting happen in the summer of 1980. Being sent to the office by a cer- tain geography teacher tops TIM FERGUSON ' S memories of TISS. A certain 5 ' 4 blonde and hockey in- terest our future Bell telephone re- pairman. JERYLIN FIRTH remembers the mornings when pennies come flying at her. Jerylin hopes to get a Monday to Friday job, so she can sleep in on weekends. She is often heard saying Don ' t feel like it. Linda Ferguson Tim Ferguson Jerylin Firth Janet Flikweert Ruth Flood I can ' t do this is what JANET FLIKWEERT is often heard saying. Janet ' s goal is to enjoy everything she does in life. Her interests lie in late night and early morning theatre rehearsals. RUTH FLOOD ' S goal is to work as a secretary out west. Her interests include skating and swimming. Her memories in- clude coming to school and not being prepared for tests. Getting married to John is BERNADETTE FOURNIER ' s goal. She can often be heard saying Come on Lynn Let ' s go . Her fondest memory of TISS is sitting through law class eating smarties. ROXANNE GAGNON is still trying to get into the house late without being caught. Her memories of TISS are all the lunch hours spent in a certain Bruce s apartment. Roxanne ' s goal is to further her education. Horses and teaching are just some of KIM GALBRAITH ' s interests. Her memories include being called ' Pinky ' and playing cards at lunch hour. GEORGIA GLIATIS will always remember wanting to play ' Piggie ' with Julie and the gang but always having to go to yearbook. Georgia ' s goal is June 28 1979. She also hopes to go to Carleton to study Journalism.  V i Kim Galbraith Georgia Gliatis To become a French teacher is MICHELINE GODARD ' s goal. Micheline will always remember being able to talk to Mr. Tessier in a language she can under- stand. She has been known to say when the occasion arose, Shut up, you guys! ROGER GOMMERT ' s main interest is a certain dark haired girl. His goal is to be- come the best mountie that ever lived. Shut up, Linda is Roger ' s favourite say- ing. A lot of crazy friends and teachers are what ELLEN GUERIN will remember most about TISS. Getting her driver ' s license so she can drive her new Cadillac is one of Ellen ' s goals. DAVE HALLETT ' s goal is to become head boy. Somewhere. Council minutes and formals top Dave ' s memories of TISS. Unless Denise is around Dave can often be heard saying What? I ' m lost. A certain CN employee is one of CAROL HARPER ' s interests. Her goal in life is to not act so sweet and innocent. Carol remembers being kicked out of the library saying I didn ' t do that. JEAN LAFIT is this year ' s recipient of the TISS Yearbook apathy award. Jean was very involved in Senior Scholars. He was top man in the apathy department and he doesn ' t care who knows it. Ellen Guerin Dave Hallett Carol Harper Jean Lafit ANNEMARIE HARRIS remembers trying to wade her way through the crowds to the washroom only to find the door locked. Her in- terests are lunch hours and holidays. Annemarie hopes to own a chain of Howard Johnsons someday. Sasquatch beware! GORD (Big Bad Mario) HEATH intends to tackle you when he comes out west. Gord remembers having grade 9 ' s bounce off his stomach when he walked down the hall. CARL HENRY enjoys watching all the girls go by. Someday Carl hopes to become a welder. Meanwhile he keeps thinking about sports, mo- torcycles, and girls while he waits for the 3:05 bell. Mr. Roger ' s shorthand class and Fay Simpson ' s laugh highlight DIANE E. HESS ' s memories of TISS. Her interests include discos, music, and astronomy. She hopes to become an efficient secretary. Carl Henry Diane Hess DIANE HESS remembers going to football games with the P.O.T. squad. Her goals are still indefinite. Diane ' s in- terests now are the Bunnies, the Tikis and the Pirates. Graduation and a trip to Europe are two of ANNE HEUTHORST ' s goals. Anne remembers the double lunch hours and raising fruit flies. Lots of fun is Anne ' s comment as she enjoys a game of ' metabo ' . Diane Hess Anne Heuthorst CHARLES GRANTON, head of the Board of Education? That ' s one of Charles ' goals. While he awaits that day he continues to enjoy Friday afternoons and nights. Before he leaves TISS Charles hopes to get through a first period class without falling asleep. The nice clean cafeteria with it ' s good food is PAUL HEUTHORST ' s fondest memory of TISS. Paul hopes to stay alive and awake in future classes. JULIE HODGSON remembers walking in late for chemistry and watching the guys walk down the halls. This future executive secretary ' s philosophy of life is one comment: Whatever turns your crank. Architecture and plumbing may be in RICK HOULE ' s future. Rick ' s interests include lacrosse and hockey. Rick ' s fondest memory of TISS is being nicknamed Grizzly . HELEN ANNE HUDSON hopes to become a vet or a free- lance artist. She would also like to own a good Arabian, (horse that is). Playing Piggie ' at lunch and hunting for pennies to buy lunch highlight Helen Anne ' s memories of TISS. Weekends and painting pictures on the gym walls are ELLEN HUIBER ' s interests. Getting out of school is Ellen ' s immediate goal. Her memories of TISS include sitting out boring card games while Pam and Rhonda played. vim Rick Houle Helen Anne Hudson Ellen Huibers GLORY HUNCHAK ' s goal is to become a secretary if she can type more than 10 wpra. Ballet and tennis interest Glory and her favorite quote is Oh I get it! To keep the car running so he won ' t be late for Algebra is ROBIN HUNTER s goal. Sports and horseback riding are some of Robin ' s interests. RICK HUSKINSON ' s goal in life is to become manager of the Parkedale Cinemas. Leave my chest alone. is what Rick can be heard muttering while chasing all those good-looking chicks at the radiator. Having to dissect a smelly squid in biology tops DAWN JENSEN ' s memories of TISS. Her goal is to go West with Terry. DIANNE JOHNSON ' S goals are first to be able to get herself a bowl of soup and then to become a Phys. Ed. teacher. Another member of the ' Piggie ' generation Dianne enjoys any type of contact sport. Having his own farm in Lebanon is RANDY KEARNEY ' s goal. Randy ' s interests include girls and making money when he ' s not sleeping. LARRY KEMP remembers the empty halls during spares. His interests include sports, driving, and girls. Larry hopes to become a fireman or a police officer. Bothering Mr. Comack with trivial questions and eating all the macaroni salad are some of ELIZABETH KROOT ' s memories of TISS. Krooty has been kicked out of the library lots of time for having pre-heated arguments. BLAINE LAWSON ' s goal is to pass Algebra though he is one of the three stooges. Blaine ' s only quote is unquotable. To go through a day without laughing is LAIRD LEEDER ' s goal in life. Laird is another Math 553 stooge. He has no quote because he can ' t stop laughing long enough to say anything. KATHY LLOYD ' s memories of TISS include trying to convince a certain teacher that he isn ' t always right. Kathy ' s interests are in a certain BCI ram who she plans to marry. I ' ve got a problem is what Kathy can usually be heard declaring. Finding a job as teacher is VICKI LOGIE ' s goal. Vicki will always remember the trip to Hawaii and waiting to be choosen to go to Inuvik. Blaine Lawson Laird Leeder Kathy Lloyd Vicki Logie : ijfc. i« Times Remembered ... Cafeteria socializing ... hallway track practises .. waiting for those buses . . . student council reports . . . frantic puffs in the frigid smoking area ... and a visit to the V.P. ' s office.  9) m GWYN MALE ' s goal is to pass math. Going to lunch in the mornings is one memory she has of TISS. Gwyn can often be heard saying, Hi Cathies. Monday mornings and Friday afternoons off will always re- mind TAMMY MARSHALL of TISS. Tammy ' s goals are to learn how to ski and to find herself a man. Tammy is often quoted as saying, Let ' s skip next class. STAN MASON remembers trying to get out of class to go to the cafeteria. Stan ' s interests are hockey and women (mainly Sharon). He plans to take over his old man ' s business. To reach a state of sanity is one of JIM MCALLISTER ' S goals in life. His interests include girls, sports, girls ... Jim ' s fondest memory of TISS is tight pants. His most common ex- clamation is (Goddamn) girls. TIA MCE WAN ' s goal is to find a way to kiss a French frog so it turns into a prince. 551 English and sitting on a pair of frames top Tia ' s memories of TISS. Any girl that catches his eye interests PAT MCMAHON. I ' m in love, is Pat ' s favorite expression. Pat ' s repeated trips to the cop shop for smoking the wrong cigarettes help educate him since he wants to be a mean cop. Sue O ' Connell Kevin ' Grady Maureen O ' Grady PAUL MOORE ' s interests are cynicism, fascism, and double thinking as applied to the security of big brother. His fondest memory of TISS is politically debatable. Very unusual Yearbook Meetings and spilling ripple tanks top PETER MOORE ' s memories of TISS. His goals are to pass relations and to win the Canadian Open. CHRISTINE MURPHY is another ' Piggie ' player and the unwilling victim of Helen Anne ' s corny jokes. Chris is planning to enroll in nursing at Kingston. Partying during spares and cheering faithfully at football games top SUE O ' CONNELL ' s memories of TISS. Her interest is ' Joe 0 ' . Scrooze ' s favorite expression is Who? Me? KEVIN O ' GRADY ' s goal is to be his own boss and to take things easy. Kevin ' s memories of TISS include using his ' imagination ' in theatre arts. His interests are the stock market and Playboy magazine. Not being late one week is MAUREEN O ' GRADY ' s goal. Sports and a certain guy are Maureen ' s interests. She remembers well the chocolate milk and her white bomb. STEVEN PANKHURST ' s memories of TISS were all the good friends he made, especially the friend he met in grade twelve. Steven ' s in- terests are drafting, and racing cars and he hopes to go to university to study architecture. Shnick more commonly known as WENDY PASHN1KI will always remember Mr. Amos ' grade nine geography class and the canoe trip. Having interests in a person out west, Wendy plans to move out west. Wendy is often heard saying who the !?•% are you?.. CRAIG PETERSON has interests of being with his favourite girl, and looking forward to days off so he could be with his girl. His favourite expression is This Is perf. To become a tool and die maker or a plumber is TOM PLOOY ' s hope. He will always remember the field trips and going on a week-long job experience programme. Tom enjoys fixing engines. JULIE RAYCROFT ' s memories are of playing piggie at lunch. She has interests in certain people at various universities and spending her money on phone bills. She will try her luck at Carleton next year for her B.A. or M.R.S. Due to his poor memory DAVE REYNOLDS has no memories of TISS. His interests are green licorice, seagulls and a certain gal. BRYAN ROBERTS will always remember Mr. Dillion ' s calculus assignments. His interest is good audio and he hopes to be employed in the near future. He can be heard asking, How about a rewrite? To attain the 1 1th highest standing in year five is DARCY ROBERTS ' main goal and he can often be heard saying, I don ' t pay attention ... so repeat it slowly. Catching up on her sleep in Monday morning ' s law class is WANDA ROBINSON ' s memory of TISS. Her interests are in a ' Sharpe ' guy. She hopes to be on a long and silky commercial. Wendy ' s fave words are, You fool. PAM ROE ' s goal is to have her name up in lights as Pam Garvey. Directing the play of the year and going on a variety of diets are some of Pam ' s memories and she can often be heard saying, What ' d you get for this one? TERRY RUNNING ' S interests in life are girls, sports and still more girls. Low marks were his highlights at TISS and he also remembers being very active in sports. The cage and enforced rules are just one of STEVE SARGENT ' s memories of TISS. Steve ' s goal is to go out and get a job. Terry Running Steve Sargent JEFF SMITH ' S memory of TISS is electricity class where he got 120 volts. Cars, hockey, and girls are some of Jeff ' s interests. His goals are to play hockey for Toronto and to own half of Labatts. Football players and the Skyline are some of DONNA STEAD ' s interests. Long cold nights on canoe trips and football games top Donna ' s memories. She hopes to own her very own football team in the future. PAUL STORER, one of our famous Braces, plans to lead a successful revolution in Britain and become King. Brain Surgery and strange music are Paul ' s interests. Watching the boys walk down the halls tops SUE TACKABERRY ' s memories of TISS. Our future vet can often be heard saying, Yes Dear, to friends while walking the halls and getting caught by Mr. Thomas. KEVING TANNEY ' s main interest is auto mechanics. Kevin clearly remembers getting kicked out of school for being a bad boy. Got a butt? is a common expression of ROB TANNEY ' s. Rob ' s memories include long, long lunch hours. He plans to go west and south to Mexico. Sue Tackaberry Kevin Tanney Rob Tanney Steve Turnbull Cathy Van Mourik Nicolette Van Oyen STEVE TAYLOR remembers the afternoons spent studying at the Queen ' s Grant. Snowdays hold a special fascination for Steve and his little Lady Shelly. Wendy from English class tops NANCY TOUPIN ' s memories of TISS. Nancy can be heard saying Humour, Ha, Ha? While flipping Big Macs at MacDonalds. Hockey, especially the players, interest Nancy. LINDA TRAPMAN ' s interest is a certain blonde-haired guy. Oh Gee , can be heard coming from Linda when she isn ' t otherwise Becoming head manager at Woolco is STEVE TURNBULL ' s goal. He hopes he can make lots of money. Steve can be heard yelling, C ' mon you guys! CATHY VANMOURIK ' s memories of TISS include the long, boring, and sometimes exciting lunch hours. Cathy ' s goals are to pass math and spend long hours with a certain guy. Parties and M.F. top NICOLETTE VANOYEN ' s interests. ' Nick ' remembers working long hours at Steinbergs with a certain box-boy. Her quotable quote is Ya, Right! DIANNE WARNER clearly re- members receiving more French fries than any of her friends from the French fry boy. Dianne ' s goals are to return from England with enough money to go to University in the fall. John and music are her main in- terests. Hey Bits, that ' s too wild! can often be heard coming from DONNA WEATHERDON. ' Rook ' remembers Mr. Tessier ' s trieze beans and Mr. Olson ' s coaching. SHANE WESTON ' s fondest memory of TISS is when Mr. MacLennan got a pie in the face. Shane ' s interests in- clude girls and football. Peter and sports are SHERRI WOOD ' s interests. Crazy noon hours with the gang top Sherri ' s memories. To her friends Sherri often says, You guys are gross! Dianne Warner Donna Weatherdon Shane Weston _ j LESLIE WRIGHT ' s goal is to invent an automatic homework machine. A certain guy in a tiny blue car and her correlation class top Leslie ' s memories of TISS. Leslie always seems to be saying, Barry will you shutup? Becoming a ski bum is DEMETRIUS YANNOULOPOULOS ' s goal. His interests include skiing with S.T. Wild, badminton tournaments and tennis games top D ' s memories. LUCIELLE YOUNG ' s interests include a certain Disco. She is always heard saying, Well ! whenever she is late for homeform. Lucille ' s goal is to become head cashier at O.K. Economy. To become a mechanical draftsman is STEPHEN KAVANAUGH ' s goal. Hunting and a certain Bimbo are im- portant to Stephen and his favorite quote is I have to see what Bimbo ' s doing. DIANNE KING has only been at TISS one year. Therefore she has no memories. Her goal is to become a secretary. Those memorable ski trips are JOANNE VANVELZE ' s memories of TISS. Skiing and sailing are two of JO ' s interests and her goal is to get her hair straightened. Sports and wild women hold a strange fascination for MICKEY COLLISON. Winning the football championship two years in a row is Mickey ' s fondest memory of TISS. Mickey will probably become a pro baseball player or a preacher. Joanne VanVelze Mickey Collison Mike Versluis Cathy Weatherdon Steve Thompson Pam Moffatt Elaine McDougall Greg Lean CATHY WEATHERDON s fondest memory of TISS is having spare all after- noon. Her interests include finding a ' fulltime ' man. Cathy hopes to go to Texas, become a stewardess and then win the Indy 500 with her mechanic. Skipping classes to go skiing and wild badminton tourneys are STEVE THOMP- SON ' S memories of TISS. Steve is interested in full bodied women and his goal is to go a day without sneezing. PAM Super Jock MOFFATT remembers those long lunch hours and walking the halls with ' Clint ' . Her interest is Clint. Pam ' s goal is to leam how to play volleyball. Twirling into Mrs. Boone ' s french class and creating a zoo of micro-organisms top ELAINE McDOUG ALL ' s memories of TISS. Her goals are to walk down the hall twice without dropping her math set. GREG ' Clint ' LEAN ' s memories of TISS include being asked to the Sadie by ' Super Jock ' who also happens to be his main in- terest. Greg ' s goal is to go to university. Afternoons in Don ' s apartment and me- thane generators that don ' t work top RICHARD HANNA ' s memories. His inter- ests are calculus, calculus and surprisingly Richard ' s goal is to pass calculus. KAREN GARVIN ' s fondest memory of TISS is getting caught while sneaking back to her locker. Her interests lie in a certain ' out of towner ' . Karen ' s goal is to pass one undisastrous day in chemistry. Telling friends of in signs is KATHY BURLEY ' s favourite memory of TISS. Kathy ' s goal is to become a MRC and she hopes to get a job at the Rideau Regional Centre. RUTH BOOMER remembers trying to preserve dead flowers and then trying to find metal ones. Ruth has no definite plans only to get out of school fast. Not being noticed is MELANIE ROBERTS ' top memory of TISS. Anything classified as male interests Melanie who hopes to become the top cheese sheer in Canada. Richard Hanna Karen Garvin MIKE ROBERTS remembers taking picture of girls ' faces and other parts and then trying to match the two. Mike has lost interest in blondes because of a certain brunette. His goal is to become a pro ski bum. Being one of the snappiest dressers in school and playing bas- ketball are JOY HANNA ' s memories. Her interests are skiing and clothes. Joy ' s goal is to finish school. Melanie Roberts Mike Roberts Joy Hanna ' ■ ' T.-.,;,-, Today is the first day of the rest of your life Karen Dye Kevin Crowley CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ' 79 No! We didn ' t forget you! You ' re on this page! Tim Wykes Margot Coleman Sue Smetona Chris Burns Paul Sadler Deanna Roberts Robert Noble Theo Brunsting Mike Kunkel Tom Gill Tim Bartlett Mike Bernier Robert Hough Laurie Hunter Grace Hum The Calm before the Storm! 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BACK ROW: Kevin Young, Todd Harper, Matt McGee, Brad Willard, Greg Reynolds, Ken Mathers, Randy Baldwin, Gus McDougall. THIRD ROW: Troy Fader, Roger Storer, Kevin Tanney, Bernie Greg, Brian Harper, Jeff Kelso, Kevin Beattie, Gurmil Gill, Tom Row, Mike Millions, Mike Seely, Derek Arthur, Mark Fournier, Mr. Clark, Peter McNish. SECOND ROW: Greg Simpson, Mike Sommerville, Bob Cassell, Wade Crites, Terry Burns, Pat McMahon, Rick Miles, Shawn Baldwin, Chris Burns, Rob Prophet, Tim Wykes, Terry Running. FRONT ROW: Danny Garvey, Steve Gallagher, Ian Carswell, Steve Clark, Mickey Collison, Greg Libitz, Paul Sadler, Rob McDonald, Blaine Bates. FOOTBALL ' 78 Let ' s Go! The Pirates this year had a very disappointing season with only one win and one tie. However a very young team with over 30 players returning for the next two seasons put up a valiant effort. The coaches are looking forward to a much improved season in next year ' s schedule. Chris Burns and Shawn Baldwin tied for the MVP award while Roger Storer was named the outstanding Rookie-of-the-Year. The most improved player on this year ' s team was Todd Harper. Good Luck next year fellas. T.I.S.S. ' SUPER STARS Randy Colpitts, Junior Boys ' Athlete of the Year. Martha Shields, Most Improved Player, Senior Girls ' Basketball. ATHLETIC AWARDS ' NIGHT - 1979 Greg White, MVP, Midget B ' Basketball. Scott Bradley, MVP, Senior Boys ' Basketball. Kathy Prophet, MVP, Senior Gymnastics. Athletes of the year: Pam Prophet, Randy Colpitts, Shawn Baldwin, and Julie Bates. Track And Field This year ' s Track and Field team was not only the largest school team but it was also the most active and most successful. The team played host to over a thousand athletes at the TISS- Invitational Meet and it was a resounding success. At the beginning of their season the team placed second overall at the Seaway Relay Track Meet. At the end of their season they placed second in LGSSA. South Grenville District High narrowly beat them out for the crown. The team, under the guidance of head coach Mr. Hungerford also took part in other area meets as well as travelling to Quebec and New York State. This year the MVP ' s were Pam Prophet (junior girls) Mark Anderson (junior boys), Cathy VanMourik (senior girls) and Randy Colpitts (senior boys). FRONT ROW: Yvonne VanAsseldonk, Kim Davis, Lisa Wood, Joanne Lammens, Angie Quartus, Shannon O ' Grady, Donna Kelly, Sharon Alguire. SECOND ROW: Pam Prophet, Nina Draganic, Melodie McKnight, Marney Davidson, Catherine Hall, Darlene Arthur, Nancy VanVelze, Denise Romero, Dorothy Bailey, Mary Phelps, Darlene Black, Elaine Dejong, Lori Pigg, Julie Bates ' , Paula Peterson, Tanya Lypchuk, Teresa Sheflin. THIRD ROW: Mr. Cornack, Gus McDougall, Steve Reynolds, Steve Clark, Glenn McKnight, Walt Vanderwerf, Chris Armstrong, Shaun O ' Connell, Kevin Beattie, Tony Tuck, Gerald Jaros, Mike Primeau, Robin Draganic, Randy Colpitts, Mark Anderson, Greg Simson, Mr. MacKinnon, Mr. Boone, Miss Squire. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Hungerford, Mr. Wheeler, Peter Venderwerf, Ian Carswell, Shawn Baldwin, Katy Serre de St. Jean, Chris Burns, Tim Wykes, Mike Sommerville, Andy Wheeler, Rick Williams, Kevin Roberts, Chris Wheeler, Mark Birtch. BACK ROW: Bruce McDougall, Tom Kirkland, Norm Murphy, Theo Brunsting, Craig Butler, Mike Millions, Darryl Halladay, Harvey Goosens, Barry Shenton, Roger Storer, Greg Libitz, Mark Lammens. Badminton And Tennis Clubs FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Melodie McKnight, Yvonne Simpson, Kim Gladu, Shelley Quartus, Julie Bates, Tana Macintosh, Zarina Khan, Kevin Firth, Neal Carty. BACK ROW: D. Amos, Coach; Pete Kaiser, Demetrius Yannoulopoulos, Kelvin Young, Tony Nizman, Bruce McDougall, Randy Graveline, Mike Sommerville. FALL 1978 TEAM FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Dianne Farquhar, Cathy Carswell, Elaine Briard, Caren Campbell, Daryl Moore, Imran Syed, Wendy Davison. BACK ROW: J. Fielding, Steve Thompson, Brian Boisvert, Pam Moffatt, Ken Warren, Paula Peterson, R. Carpenter. SPRING 1979 TEAM FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Craig Poole, Michael Frisk, Ken Fleming, Michele Simpson- Taylor, Paula Peterson, Ross Macintosh, Imran Syed. SECOND ROW: John Thorpe, Wendy Davison, Loriann Eaton, Jason White, Tar a Macari, Anne MacLean, Cindy Korim, Kelly Wood, Julie Dennis. THIRD ROW: J. Fielding, Coach; Demetrius Yannoulopoulos, Perry Zahn, Dave McRae, Bruce Span ton, Sandy MacMillan, Dianne Farquhar, Caren Campbell, Cathy Carswell, Jill Marston. CROSS-COUNTRY THE EOSSA CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM FRONT ROW: Katy Serre de St. Jean, Dawn Foyster, Tanya Lypchuck, Nina Draganic, Catherine Hall, Pam Prophet, Marianne Carlyle, Susan Schofield, Trudy Bateman, Mary Heuthorst, Margaret Heuthorst. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Prophet, Mark Bateman, Gerald Jaros, Jeff Burns, Chris Wheeler, Peter Jellema, Mike Zylstra, Chris Armstrong, Walt VanderWerf, Mr. Hungerford. BACK ROW: Mike Stevenson, Glenn McKnight, Robin Draganic, Robin Hunter, Theo Brunsting, Clint Meunier, Perry Huibers, Mike Primeau, Willy Primeau, Norm Murphy, Peter VanderWerf. Seniors Senior Girls ' Volleyball Team had a very successful season this year. The Girls placed first in LGSSA and went on to represent our District at the EOSSA Championships. Pam Moffatt was named the most valuable player of the team. is -V tY BACK ROW, Left to Right: Miss Park, Coach; Terry Casselman, Michelle King, Tana Macintosh. FRONT ROW: Martha Shields, Julie Bates, Melodie McKnight, Nicolette Van Oyen, Mary Haggerty. Volleyball Juniors This year the girls finished the regular season in second place, one point behind B.C.I. At the LGSSA championships the girls played superbly while defeating South Grenville in the semi-finals. However, in the finals against B.C.I, they were unfortunately defeated three games to one. The team ' s most valuable player was Sue Trussell. FRONT ROW: Janet Cross, Sharon Alguire, Darlene Gardiner, Darlene Arthur, Chris Robertson, Sue Trussell, Shannon O ' Grady, Donna Kelly. BACK ROW: J. Carleton, Coach; Shelly Ouartus, Paula Petersen, Tammy Reid, Elaine Shaw, Pam Prophet, Wendy Davison. Boys ' Volleyball Junior This year ' s LGSSA champions ' ac- complishments speak for themselves. ' 78 - ' 79 was supposed to be a rebuilding year but the guys made it to the EOSSA finals through a lot of hard work. The team is to be congratulated and so is Mr. Boone for such a great coaching job. This year ' s MVP as chosen by his team- mates was Steve Reynolds and were sure that he would agree with us that this year there were really 13 MVP ' s on the team. BACK ROW: Mr. Boone, Stacey Gliatis, David McGlashan, Bill Winslow, Paul Moore, John Horton. FRONT ROW: John Cooke, Steve Reynolds, Craig Butler, Danny Davis, Geoff Moore, Kevin Roberts. ABSENT: Dale Clark. Seniors This year ' s Senior Boys ' Volleyball team was composed of primarily players new to competitive Volleyball. The returning Senior veterans and the previous year ' s Juniors gave us a solid core of experienced players; but, we lacked the depth to sustain us throughout the season. The fact that it was a young team this year, however, assures us of strength in future years. BACK ROW: Randy Gray, Jim Nedow, Tim Ferguson, Fred Gilles. FRONT ROW: James Granton, Rick Davis, Dave Reynolds, Brian Boisvert, Mr. Viola. Boys ' Soccer FRONT ROW: Neal Carty, Mike Toupin, Mike Curran, Marc Herbison, Gary Pattenden, Chris Leeder, Rob Dixon, Dan Laird, Terry Laird, Bill Armit, Coach. BACK ROW: Mike Berthiaume, Greg White, Steve Allen, Gary Spies, Jim Chevrier, Mark Newberry, Dan Birth, Scott Jones. MISSING: J. Vandertol, Coach; Mark Lammens, Steve Wright, Steve Whyard, Harvey Goosens, Willy Pettem, Barry Philips, Jim Hatfield. Girls ' Soccer BACK ROW: Judy Hough, Lineswoman and Manager; Mary Philps, Penny Tanney, Cindy Korim, Karin Vyfinkel, Chris Robertson, Teryl Crummy, Debbie Kirkby. FRONT ROW: Karen Whiteside, Sharon Alguire, Annette Bellemore, Joanne Lammens, Linda Hoogendam, Cindy VanDaalen. MISSING: Vickie Wilgosh, Lisa Woods, Mr. V. Shorey, Coach. This was the first year of the L.G.S.S.A. Girls ' Soccer. The league consisted of three schools: TISS, BCVI, and South Grenville. TISS ' record was three wins, two ties and no losses. TISS also played two exhibition matches against North Grenville and our girls won both. Next year the league hopes to expand to five schools and have senior and junior divisions. Most valuable player: Debbie Kirkby. Captain: Sharon Alguire. Awards: L.G.S.S.A. Girls ' Soccer Champions. Gymnastics TISS gymnasts were victorious once more this year. They ended the season as EOSSA champs and Shelley Box ended her season as a silver medalist at OFSAA. The team, coached by Mr. Prophet consisted of: Shelley Box, Renuka Bagal, Shelly Buote, Laurie Chaplin, Peggy Coon, Debbie Guildboard, Kim House, Shannon O ' Grady, Kathy Prophet, Pam Prophet, Yvonne Simpson and Debbie Morgan. Congratulations girls! Basketball Midget A . BACK ROW: Mr. Olson, Marc Chapman, Kevin Beattie, Kevin Roberts, Greg White. FRONT ROW: John Parker, Niel Carty, John Thorp, Randy Reid. Midget Boys The Midget A Basketball team ended up in second place in the League losing only two games. In the finals we lost a close game to North Grenville. The team ' s Most Valuable Player was decided by the players - Greg White received the award. Midget AA . BACK ROW: Bruce McDougall, Rob Cassel, Dwight Bergman, Shawn Campbell, Gary Spies. FRONT ROW: Steve Reynolds, Dave Ellis, Chris Wheeler, Mike Sommerville, Todd Rapp. Boys ' Basketball Juniors This year ' s junior boys ' basketball team didn ' t win any championships but they sure gave it a good try. The captain this year was Gus McDougall. He was also the team ' s highest scorer as well as being the team ' s most valuable player. We wish the juniors better luck next year. BACK ROW: Richard Zahn, Ken Mathers, Gus McDougall, David White, Steve Zahn. FRONT ROW: Dave Evans, Randy Colpitts, Danny Davis, Paul Moore, Mike Johnson. The senior basketball team once more enjoyed a very successfull season. All the guys played consistently well throughout the season. The team however was defeated in the LGSSA finals. This year ' s MVP was Scott Bradley. BACK ROW: Jim Nedow, Scott Bradley, Chris Burns, Stacey Gliatis, Mr. Clark, Mr. Billing. FRONT ROW: Bill Gonidis, Shawn Baldwin, Derek Arthur, Tim Wykes, Daryl Moore, Rick Davis. Sue Graveline Rosanna Green Julie Bates Donna Weatherdon Melodie McKnight Senior The Senior Girls ' Basketball team enjoyed a very good season. They ended up second in the league after the regular season play. Our team was narrowly beat out by BCI in the finals. The Most Valuable Player was Donna Weatherdon and the Most Improved Player was Martha Shields. Sherri Wood Maureen O ' Grady Michelle King Cindy Dejong Mr. Olson Debbie Dejong Girls ' Basketball ' 79 Junior The Junior Girls ' Basketball Team had a very good season. At the end of regular play, they were first in the League. In the finals they lost out to a strong BCI squad. Sue Trussell was named the most valuable player for the team. %$k 9 4i .4 I FRONT ROW: Paula Peterson, Shannon O ' Grady, Sue Trussell, Donna Kelly, Janet Cross, Laurie Seabrooke. BACK ROW: Miss Park, Wendy Davison, Heather Harper, Donna White, Tracev Latimer, Eleanor Jonkman. Quiet times are good times too ... When we discover a friend or tune into nature, and find harmony in it all. w ' 1 fc us  J nBHiii OUTER ' S CLUB BACK ROW: Perry Robinson, Bob Cassel, Stephen Serre de St. Jean, BCI Renegade, Paul Storer, Domenique Van Oyen, Robin Lawson, Mr. Olson. FRONT ROW: Sandy MacMillan, Angie Quartus, John Morton, Tim Wykes, Julie Bates, John Morash, Greg VanAsperen, Teryl Crummy, Heather Clark. PURPLE PIRATES The purpose of the Purple Pirates is to promote school spirit. They held a successful Pep Rally this year and promoted school cleanup in the cafeteria. BACK ROW: Shawn Baldwin, Steve Mason, Derek Arthur, Randy Mitten, Rick Huskinson, Albert Jonkman, Kevin Carolan, Gord Willard. FRONT ROW: Steve Clark, Mickey Collison BELOW: Mr. Geneau. Zj4f T.A.C. I t.A I 1 WBT W B ' r ' T . 1 iik3sr BACK ROW: Paul Moore, Steve Wright, Tim Wykes, Mark Lammens, Rick Davis, Steve Clark, Mr. Armit. FRONT ROW: Nina Draganic, Marianne Carlyle, Tana Macintosh, Julie Bates, Pam Prophet, Martha Sheilds, Melodie McKnight. PEP SQUAD BACK ROW: Angie McGhie, Cathy Corrigan, Margaret Murphy, Terry O ' Breza, Cathy Carswell, Penny Fulford, Dawn Foyster, Mary Jean Hudson, Linda Vyfinkel. MIDDLE ROW: Bonnie McGhie, Laurie Holmes, Carrie Spencer, Lisa Quartus, Christine Schaefer, Mary Phelps, Darlene King, Lori Chapman, Kerri McKnight. FRONT ROW: Heather Roberts, Joanne Lammens, Karen Standing, Brenda Hough, Heather Clark, Maggie Howe. FUNNY TIMES WITH HAPPY FRIENDS REACH FOR THE TOP This year ' s Reach For the Top team coached by Mrs. Boone were winners of the flight final in this area but the boys lost to VanKleek High when they went to Ottawa for the next round. This was, however, one of the team ' s most successful years. Paul Storer, John Adamson, Mark Cassidy, Rod Currie. BACK ROW: Mike McMahon, Sandy McMillan, Brian Kittle, Craig Poole. FRONT ROW: Angus MacDonald, Imran Sayad, Steve Greffe. STAGE AND LIGHTING Mr. Steel ' s stage and lighting crew provided the lighting and sound for all of this year ' s stage ac- tivities. Club members set up and operated the lighting for school dances as well as for Drama Club productions. Some members also provided the lighting for various organizations and activities around town. Mark Steele, Kelly Wood, Andrew Simpson, Mr. Steel. ARTS AND CRAFTS TISS Arts and Crafts Club met throughout the year to work on various activities. In the fall the group worked on macrame and produced some very interesting plant hangers. At Christmas time the club members busied themselves with a variety of Christmas decorations - stockings and wreaths were favourite projects at this time. Quilting and ceramics finished off the club ' s activities as they headed into the spring semester. Club members enjoyed learning and practising the many crafts they experienced this year. FRONT ROW: Joanne McLaughlin, Maureen Warnock, Laurie Holmes, Corinna Soikee, Carol Bradley. BACK ROW: Miss Carleton, Mrs. Kirkland, Mrs. Holmes. T. I. S. S. STAGE The stage band very suc- cessfully promoted music in the school and the com- munity throughout the year. They performed at area schools and commun- ity functions as well as at assemblies here at Thousand Islands. The band was also involved in fund-raising this year in order to buy band uni- forms. We thank the band for all the hard work they do to provide us with great music. BACK ROW: Penny Fulford, Susan Kirkland, Mr. Palmer, Mr. Dillon, Dave Barnard, Tammie McGee. FRONT ROW: Allan McKay, Mel Bateman, Dawn Foyster, Sean MacLennan. MISSING: Dianne Warner, Melodie McKnight, Mr. Gable, Joan Mitchell, Mr. Cornell, Chris Zufelt. BANDS CONCERT FRONT ROW: Paula Petersen, Dawn Foyster, Laurie Hanes, Susan Hudson, Sandra Bradford, Heather Clarke, Kerri McKnight, Colleen Smith, Laura Ladd, Penny Fulford. SECOND ROW: Eileen Carolan, Lynn Mitchell, Caren Campbell, Melodie McKnight, Brian Elliot, Sean MacLennan, Hugh Gardiner, Joan Mitchell, Mel Bateman, Jenny Norfolk, Allan McKay. STANDING: Sheila Burridge, Teresa Casselman, Raymond Porter, Senor Palmer. DRAMA CLUB This year the Drama Club held its third annual One Act Play Festival in the fall of 1978. This year the evening was entitled Un Poco de Todo (a little of everything). Two plays were presented along with a display by the TISS Gymnastics team. Ms. Angie Yarrow directed Sociability with Cathy Carswell, Debbie Grieg, Mark Pike, and Bruce Spanton . Ms. Earle directed an original production entitled Tug of War . The cast included Jacquie Jones, James VanBlitterswyk, Shelley Buote, Pam Roe, Chris Schmitt, Judy Skelton, Janet Flikweert, and Brad Pashnicki. Music was composed and performed by Tom Locke. Lighting for that production was done by Leon Vandervalk. WM ' ' m 1 ' i |,r ' - '  i £ k - ' fi 4 8 tj. Wflw iUk ' i ■j a e Br l M rm J LEFT TO RIGHT: Rod Currie, Angie McGhie, Brenda Hough, Jim Empey, Jacquie Jones. FESTIVAL PLAY «■ Ji w rnkW? Jk KL This year the Drama Festival was an experiment which paid off. TISS capitalized on its talent by writing and choreographing its own entry. The result was the versatile production of You CAN Eat a Hat, You Know! At the Festival held at B.C.I, in March our entry walked away with five of the available nine awards. Leon Vandervalk, won Outstanding Technical Achievement. Shelley Buote won an Award of Merit. Judy Skelton won an Outstanding Performance Award. Janet Flikweert won an Outstanding Performance Award and shared with Director, Diana B. Earle the Adjudicator ' s Award for the final scripted material. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Kathy Prophet, Shelley Buote. BACK ROW: James Van Blitterswyk, Pam Roe, Chris Schmitt, Judy Skelton, Janet Flikweert, Brad Pashnicki. S.E.S. The S.E.S. Club which was started to provide a focal point for students interested in the social sciences, had another very active year. Along with their annual visit to a city of historical importance the club also sponsored students who attended several UN seminars. The club ' s chief source of in- come this year was the sale of locks in September. Paul Storer served as this year ' s president. BACK ROW: Bartley Roberts, John Adamson, John Morton, Paul Storer, Brent Schwieg. FRONT ROW: Imran Sayad, Pat VanAsperen, James Motluck, Derek Bolton, Greg Simpson, Heather Tanney, Karen Standing. SHIP ' S LOG FRONT ROW: Mary Jean Hudson, Margaret Murphy, Cathy Corrigan, Julie Denis. BACK ROW: Imran Sayad, Jim Empey, John Morton, Paul Storer. CAMERA CLUB BACK ROW: Billy Kroot, Greg VanAsperen, Sandy McMillan, Steve Greffe, Mr. Olson. FRONT ROW: John Morash, Maureen Warnock, Joanne McLaughlin, Craig Poole. Don ' t just stand there, do something! The Camera Club has been busy all year taking and developing pictures (and locking themselves in the dark room). Its purpose is to allow those students interested in photography to develop their skills. They have accomplished a lot this year including, supplying Yearbook photos, the photo contest, and developing 2,000 photos. MATH CLUBS This year T.I.S.S. mathematicians once more proved they are the best. The Junior math contest saw T.I.S.S. place first among the seven Leeds and Grenville schools in competition. T.I.S.S. also had three of it ' s students place in the top 10% of all contestants in CANADA! Not to be outdone the T.I.S.S. Senior Math Contest contestants also won top honours in both Brockville and the county. Members of the math teams are: JUNIORS SENIORS Renuka Bagal Wray Barraclough Dwight Bergman Dan Bigalow Dan Birtch John Bouwers Carol Colpitts Phil Coville Debbie Galama Rob Gauthier Debbie Grieg Marg Heuthorst Mary Heuthorst J.P. Howe Jeff Johnson Jacquie Jones Joyce Ku Terry Laird Shirley MacDonald David McGlashan David Morgan Tammy Raycroft Dan Riddell Jeff Robertson Karen Standen Imran Syad Yvette Turner David White Steve Whyard Brad Pashnicki Rod Currie Steve Wright Rick Davis Denise Elliott Robin Hunter EUCLID CONTEST Steve Wright (Top honours) Rod Currie Rick Davis Wayne Tackaberry Mary Jean Hudson (top honours) Cathy Corrigan DESCARTES CONTEST Elizabeth Kroot Robert Hough MATH CLUB Steve Wright Rod Currie Rick Davis Robin Hunter Mary Jean Hudson Cathy Corrigan Phil Coville Terry Laird J.P. Howe Shirley MacDonald Throughout the year these students have had regular meetings to discuss math problems, practise for the various contests, and most importantly of all to be able to broaden their mathematical horizons in order to enjoy competition amongst themselves and other students. Mr. Grant, Mr. Dillon, Mrs. Quick, and Mr. McCarthy hope that the students by participating in the contests learned something new and useful. MM OUR FRIEND FROM MEXICO Meeting Armida and hosting her in my home is an experience I shall never forget. It ' s an unusual feeling to adopt a person from another culture who speaks a different language and thinks in different ways. I realized that ours is not the only way of life in this world. It ' s frightening, however, to think that I may never see her again. Through the year we have ex- perienced and shared much together. I will miss her very much. Heather Franklin P.S. I am invited to her wedding, so Armida and Fredrico - see you in 1984. I feel that coming to Canada has helped me to realize that there is a whole other world out there. There were times that I wished to be home with my family and friends, but I will never regret coming to Canada. Heather has become a very close friend and introduced me to many new friends and traditions. We fought, laughed and cried but the things I have learned are friendship, and ENGLISH (some bad words too!). Thanks, T.I.S.S. Armida Cesar Saldivar Editor ' s Message The Yearbook, a year-long com- mittment on the part of its members, has once more come to a happy end. Many people put in many hours to complete it and now the waiting begins to see how good a job they have done. If previous years are anything to go by, it will be a surefire success. Mrs. Chambers and Mr. Boesveld faced a major problem at the beginning of the year because of the two lunch hour system but they coped as did both the Junior and Senior Clubs. All in all it was a true team effort and hopefully this is a yearbook worthy of all the work that has gone into its production. This year has been one of my most hectic at TISS, but it has also been one of my most enjoyable. Being the Yearbook editor was a very enjoyable experience and one I won ' t soon forget. We had problems this year just like last but again they all worked out in the end. Thanks go to all the members of the club for the production of a great book. I would also like to thank Mrs. Chambers and Mr. Boesveld for their help and support throughout the year and for all the extra time they spent on the yearbook. There were times this past year when I felt I wasn ' t spending enough time in the yearbook room and other times that I felt that I was in there forever, but it has all been worth it. A successful yearbook not only depends on the people who put it together, but also on the people who appear on its pages. Thank you, fellow students for some wonderful pictures and thank you, staff members who withstood our constant pestering for information and help. I will always remember this year and all the things I have learned. I hope you enjoy looking through the book as much as I enjoyed helping to put it together. Thanks TISS for a wonderful year. Georgia Gliatis P.S. I forgot (honestly, I did truly forget) to thank the Camera Club and Mr. Olson for all their help and for their hard work in getting us the pictures we needed on time! ISLANDER ' 79 LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Boesveld, Cathy Corrigan, John Moras, Georgia Gliatis, Mickey Tapping, Mrs. Chambers, Gary Vandermeer. JUNIOR CLUB MEMBERS: Dorothy McManus, Shirley Kroot, Paul Manolakis. YEARBOOK STAFF A SUNFLOWER With its big beautiful petals So full of life; With its dark green stem That stands at great height; With the dark brown soil That ' s nutritious and rich; With the honey bee ' s stinger Striking in for a bit; These are so beautiful All in a row. From top to bottom They present quite a glow; For the eyes of the beholder, Can hold a great sight, As the sunflower waves In the wind late at night. - Theresa Capener ART - Joanne Lammens Yr. 2 POEM - Theresa Capener Yr. 2 Happiness is to be pursued and caught like a BUTTERFLY ART AND LITERARY FAMOUS T.I.S.S. All in one Day At T.I.S.S Larry MacTavish Yr. 1 CARTOONISTS ... Jtf£R£ IN HE BIT) TELL. HtH T0 pyj GUP XU THe Harold Westendorp Yr. 2 Dean Delaney Yr. 1 Brian McCaw Yr. 1 LOVE IS YOU innocent as a child ile he sleeps Is your face As loving and kindly Promises in the light Is your embrace warm and understanding founded paradise e your eyes Pain from the past Memories in the rain Love cries So soft and gentle Powdered feathers Is your skin Muscles relaxed, yet tense As flowing rivers with thoughts Held within. Wavy like the ocean Feathered from the breeze Is your hair Blowing slightly in the wind As runaway dreams in a fire Wanting to share Strong yet gentle Feeling wild and free Are your hands Touches assuringly As a forever kiss Taking command Love, A treasured fantasy Is you Passionate, responding A dreamer ' s love Come true. . S ? r- - Elaine de Jong Yr. 1 I Aim Sjmc V Events SCIENCE FAIR ' 79 George Bigalow, Second Place, Intermediate Technical Display. John Bouwers and Chris Schmitt, First Place, Senior Technical Display. TYPING COMPETITION Leon Vandervalk, First Place, Senior Scientific Display; Second Place in Fair. Leeds and Grenville District High School Typewriting Competition held on April 24, 1979 at Rideau District High School. NOVICE DIVISION 1. Novice Individual Trophy - won by Shelley Quartus with speed of 64.20 w.p.m. (highest individual speed in competition). 2. Novice Team Trophy - won by Shelley Quartus and Brenda Nowlan with combined speed of 114.8 w.p.m. (highest team speed in com- petition). JUNIOR DIVISION 1. Junior Individual Trophy - Judy Boisvert place second 2. Junior Team Trophy - Judy Boisvert and Cherylann Hall placed second. SENIOR DIVISION 1. Senior Individual Trophy - Debbie Brontmire placed second 2. Senior Team Trophy - Debbie Brontmire and Joyce Ku placed third. TYPING CONTEST BACK ROW: Brenda Nowlan, Joyce Ku, Judy Boisvert, Shelley Quartus. FRONT ROW: Debbie Brontmire. MISSING: Cherylann Hall. T.I.S.S. INVITATIONAL TRACK MEET Thirteen hundred athletes from Quebec, Ontario, and N.Y. State gathered at TISS in May and it was George Harvey Secondary that came away victorious. TISS finished in 12th place overall after coming up against some of the best high school athletes in Ontario. The Big Mac Mile, a new feature at this year ' s meet, had a very successful first run and added even more excitement to the day. Thanks must be extended to both staff and students for being such great officials and to Mr. Hungerford and friends for doing such a great job of organizing the meet for the second year in a row. Our wonderful crew! Thanks. INUVIK EXCHANGE Twenty-four students and two teachers enjoyed the experience of a lifetime in March when they travelled to Inuvik for a week of Northern living. The students were hosted by their ' twins ' in Inuvik and they in turn hosted their new friends a few weeks later. It was an experience that will never be forgotten. Memories of the exchange will last a long time as will the friendships that were discovered. Our gang in Edmonton. Furry Friends TROUBLE- SHOOTING TISS ' s Pete Bourret and Steve Wright are this year ' s Troubleshooting champs. The duo placed first in the annual Chrysler Troubleshooting Contest held in Toronto. The contest consisted of a written test and the troubleshooting segment which requires the team to find and repair defects in a car before driving it over the finish line. A time limit is placed on the team. Nice going guys and thanks Mr. Millson for teaching them everything they know. Pete Bourret and Steve Wright BLOOD DONOR CLINIC SPRING TISS tried something new this year. Instead of our annual Winter Siesta (the carnival), council decided to have a Spring Fiesta. A variety of events and games were set up and everyone got involved and had mucho fun. The activities scheduled for both lunch hour and after school were very well attended and very successful. The Fiesta ' s first Senor and Senorita were Derek Arthur and our Mexican friend Armida Cesar. The pair reigned at the talent night and basked in its overwhelming success. Other activities included Euchre, ping pong and backgammon tournies. The Saturday night dance and Friday night Casino topped off the week of festivities. Congratulations must be given to council for all their hard work and let ' s hope it becomes an annual event and that it always enjoys the success it did this year. Adios. FIESTA 5 s - I] 1 r I 1 r — . PHASE TWO David Knapp - Improved Student An attentive audience looks over the Awards Assembly programmes. Award. 573 tan «■ WBffWw H V - H ■nmK ' -.;  ' «!« 5 £ --■•. |8k?V2 i r _ iii r ' w ' Paul Fodey - Year One Boys ' Shop Award. On Friday June 8, staff and students met to enjoy a varied and interesting programme at the annual Phase Two Awards Assembly. Wayne Tompkins, our new director of education, as chairman of the event told the audience that courage should be a main element in their future success. This year ' s Achiever of the Year award was presented to Silvia Wiesler. After all the awards were given out, an interesting slide presentation was made by Mr. Darby and then everyone moved to Mrs. Goodell ' s shop for a delicious lunch. Mr. Carson awards Terry Chase and Robert White with Canox Welding Awards. AWARDS ASSEMBLY Ami Hospitality Certificates being awarded. Mr. Tompkins addressing the audience. Carolyn Pettem - Year One Girls ' Shop Award. wsmmm More Hospi tality Certificates presented by Mr. Martinson. Dave Tripp - Year Four Boys ' Shop Award. Mr. Forrest makes some closing comments. COMMENCEMENT TISS annual commencement was held on Wednesday evening June 27, 1979. Mr. Ken Robinson as master of ceremonies directed the evening ' s presentations. Secondary and honour secondary school graduation diplomas were presented in addition to numerous scholarships and bursaries which were presented to deserving graduates. The Honourable James A.C. Auld, Minister of natural resources and Minister of Energy for the province of On- tario was the guest speaker. Mr. Auld challenged the graduates to work at improving the problem areas created by previous generations. He pointed out that constructive criticism of present conditions must include the desire and the determination to change those conditions. This year ' s valedictory address was delivered by Dave Reynolds. He asked the audience to remember that the graduates held, i n their hearts, awards of thanks to the staff members at TISS who helped to bring them to this then- graduation evening. After the formal part of the evening graduates, their families and special guests gathered in the cafeteria for refreshments. Principal ' s Medal - Vicki Cowan Outstanding Math Student - Cathy Corrigan Grade 13 P.E. Award - Dave Hallett Science Award - Elizabeth Kroot COUNCIL AWARDS Awards Officer Empey. 11 THE FORMAL Another Success BACK ROW: Mary Jean Hudson, Jim Empey, Maggie Howe, Angie Quartus, Dave Hallett, Steve Clark, Steve Reynolds. FRONT ROW: Angie McGhie, Karen Dye, Karen Standen, Kerrie McKnight, Darlene Gardiner, Heather Clark, Pete Cassidy, Roger Storer . for Council This year ' s council, headed by Mary Jean Hudson and Steve Clark, had a very busy and successful year. Whether it was the blood donor clinic or the council awards or the elections or the dances or the Fiesta, planning was the key to success. Most of this year ' s dances were council sponsored and all featured ex- cellent bands. The blood donor clinic was TISS ' 2nd annual and it too was tremendously successful, as were both the Athletic Awards banquet and the Council Awards assembly. This year ' s council will long be remembered as the one that instituted the Spring Fiesta as part of the school year. The Fiesta was a lot of fun and very successful. It will no doubt become a TISS tradition. Thanks must be extended to all the members of council for making this a very enjoyable and exciting year. -o- GAUNTLET -o- Each one of us must go through this valley of stares and snide comments - these two rows of grade 12 boys lined up and down the hall from the girls ' washroom to the cafeteria, You can feel eyes pick holes in you the way you walk what you wear. You can hear tongues, underbreath, take swipes at you the way you look who you are. And girls coming down from upstairs going up from down Know that they are taken visual advantage of. David J. Paul ' -t =f (. I of c -u ? U t - fill XJ 0 PL A C Clou- c cC Jlo n .v N sfFv i 1 ' .V C ? t - ■■