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

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GRADUATES

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Ken Flemming Andrea Gauthier Karen Lunke Mark Newberry Willy Primeau Stephen Wright Bill Murphy

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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