1968 Magnet Yearbook

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~ . :t , , '., ,' /-- \, ; " CAMPBEll, lames: for Jim, the lwo words of wisdom are Football and Sharon, maybe not in thaI order. Once a member 01 Ihe Bulldey's. he's still a full·lime supporter. Jim hope s to study Denlislry at Weslern or the U_of T. CANEPISI, GiDvannl, John 's first yearat Jarvis has been a hectic one. He came 10 CMada from Italy and tells us Ihal English is an impossible language 10 learn. He is 3S yel undecided aboul his luture, bul we hope his choice will be a good one, CARTY, Mary: Mary came to Canada from Ireland. She lells us Ihat she's uninteresting. Mary has no nick. names, no pet-peeves, no hobbies or interests, earticipated in 00 activities or clubs a\ Jarvis and her plans for the future are "rather vague". What a girl' CATANZARO, Menuccia: Menuccia has spent five years at Jarvis and realizes now thaI she hales gelling up in the morning for school. She also dislikes certain aspects of chemi s try class. She lov es relaxing and hopes one day to visit Athe ns. Ne, t year. she hopes to altend U. of T. to study languages. CHAU, Art: Art has scent five years at Jarvis and has been involved In Bantam & Junior Ba s~ ~lball Teams and the Science Club, His hobbrss are all SPOlts \Vilh stress on baskelban tootball, hockey , and lennis. Art hopes to study Pharmacy or Medicine at the U_of T. CHIN, Ark: "Arels Chin is" has spent live years wait· ing to walk up lhe marble stairs. His pet-peeve is missing school renovations. Art's hobbies centre around sporls and math. While at Jarvis, he has played teetball, the Clarinel, and has been on·lhe T. & f. team. Art hopes 10study finance and Commelce at the U. of T. CLARK, Pal: Pal was on Ihe "_A C. for 2 years, cheerleader '66·67', on the Volleyball & Basketball teams, and Simpson's Rep. '67-&8'. Her hobbies are sailing, skating, and books. Pal hates getting up in the mornings, so maybe ner! year she'll have late moming classes at lhe University of Toronto. CU RTIS, Brian: "Citrus" is one of Jarvis' great rootball players, interested in all sports, getting out of JCI, and a certain American girl. Next year, B,ian will take Delltislry at U. of T. CUTHBERT, Brian: "Bo" is interested in girls and basketball, and dislikes long school days followed by homework. He was a Mag· net Rep. for 2 years. Although his plans for the future are undecided. we wish him luck. DaSilVA. Lloyd: Lloyd is interested in lots of sportsand, "les peunes lilies" ! He was on the Jr. Football leam and in Houseleague Basketball. At U. of T.. he will be taking Commerce P. Finance. NORA DE KARWIN: Nora, who unlil this yeM has been hiding away at Brank, some Hall, was blessed with Ihe wonderful nickname of "Peaches". She is interested in art. film· making, and duma, and the only otner thing Ihal she will tell us about hersel! is thai she plans 10 ~o 10 U, 01 T. to lake Chemical & Biological sciences. DOLENC, Mary: "Maricka" comes from SI. Joseph's. as a collector of liquor bottles. We wish her luck in becoming a leacher in Paris and a holidayer in Yugoslavia. DUBSKY, Peler: One of many Jarvisites who irnagines ~ oi n g to U, of T.. he is kno wn for a lI n i Q " ~ method of driving teachers OIad- a fiendish smile & sharp mentality. We will not try to predict h i ~ future- for him there is no tomorrow. DUDAR, Peter: This artist has been wandering inlo the art room tor live yrs. His futur e at the U. of T, will probably include whal else, a,t - but typical of his mysterious nature, he tells us his plans are vague. DUGAL, Shami: Shami came 10 us Ihis past yeal from Sf. Columbia's High School. His interests include read· ing. squash. swimm ing, and mu sic. Best luck to you in Commerce and finance at U. of T. \9
[A RU, Pat: AUhou gh thIS is lhe lirst year our tantastie vollayball has been at Jarvis, her smile '1d I,er humour are r~nowllerl Her plans lor the future are vague, although she is ill' terested in a certain football player, ~I ; \,'1"'-, n TON, Meredith, Sk ii'9, sklin~. and mnre 3kll'12 are M,,,i', ;nlerests. She ,llso enjoys SYIimming, 'iollqbd II and oasketba II and she nos been J me mbe! 01 U" G.A C PI.os !or the f"h'" Incl,Ide traye! Iinf. Wes j"-,\';nd and 3 Phys [d course fMANUEt. Michael,"Shift,.. i, intere; ted in pool, r.cinf,. ~po rt $ (;.HS and skippinr, classc5 His pet peeve S are ani I class-cut: "'?. ano in. come t3; ENG, aob, HNe is a Jar visite who is bound (0 suec~,d He hales taxi drivers, likes In follow the horses and wants 10 retire al 18, On top o( it
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Page 6 and 7: Editor: Doug Poole Litera ....: Mer
Page 8 and 9: Messages THE PRINCIPAL During th is
Page 10 and 11: Messages Each week in the tranquili
Page 12 and 13: St(Jff BACK ROW: Wm. Kay, O. Blackw
Page 18 and 19: VALEDICTORY ADDRESS - 1967 Honoured
Page 20 and 21: The hymn sung, The prayer done, Com
Page 22 and 23: GRADE XIII ACADEMIC PRIZE WINNERS G
Page 26 and 27: HAZAN. Syd: Syd's petpeeve is "REO
Page 28 and 29: lEUNG, Kenneth: "Craze" has been at
Page 30 and 31: HOLAN. Teny: A sports car enthusias
Page 32 and 33: STEWART. Jock: Joco.', hob· bies i
Page 34 and 35: 4 YEAR COURSE ADAMS, Glenda: Glenda
Page 36 and 37: McKINNON, Bob : Bob, who loves Jarv
Page 39: l1lis is Dux
Page 43 and 44: The Town of York County Grammar Sch
Page 47 and 48: • I I . I . . . . JARVIS' QUEEN'S
Page 49 and 50: "W HAT I SAM A N 7" "I . . . I d id
Page 51 and 52: MEN TEACHERS Mr. G. Shepherd Mr. M.
Page 53 and 54: .. The school behind their team ...
Page 60 and 61: TIler&llELD 55
Page 62: T1RINA REYNOLDS
Page 66 and 67: JUDAS The last man on earth sat alo
Page 68 and 69: Art Club David Tipe Molly Robbins G
Page 70 and 71: The fires of time slowly diminish U
Page 72: Death has always held a fascination
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"beauty" which is duller and less a
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The world spins, Revolves in orb fo
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SUNDAY The gleaming l ight f ai ls
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Ou r first stop was in the centre o
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-. .. The Sound of Music • 86
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JARVIS EXPO BOUND As plans were und
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SHOULD EXAMINATIONS BE ABOLISHED? T
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And what of the image of the future
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9a BACK ROW ' Harry Karelas, Richar
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9g BACK ROW : Donald Maciver. Dougl
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lOe '10d BACK ROW: Charle s Pazit c
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10k BACK ROW : Stan Beausoliel, D a
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llf BACK ROW: Daniel Brown, John Se
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12d BACK RO W : Brian Parkinson, Al
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INDIA CRAFTS of the COLONNADE 131 B
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Compliments of 114 The class of Geo
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Ca"~. WA.4-2526 for Expert ... AIR
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.. 1• pE.Rpttoa\\ \' -tRiv'a\ 118
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- With Compliments - Julie's Restau
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CORBY CLEANERS TORONTO LTD. 223 Wel
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Compliments of WA 2-2926 LES MARSHA
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