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

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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

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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.

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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