Jarvis Magnet - 1996

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Scholastics 

36 

Can You See 

the Difference? 54 

La Separation? 72 

Spring Fest 88 

Diamond 90 

Mosaic 92 

The Year in 

Review 149 

Staff Farewel l 150 

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Mugs 7 

Grads 40 

Art & Lit 93 

Clubs 105 

Sports 125 

Staff 153 

Jarvis Collegiate Institute 

495 Jarvis St. 

Toronto, Ont. 

M4Y 2G8

Principals' Messages 

Con gratulations first to the yearbook editor. Susannah Van 

Damme. and her staff for the excellent way in which all of the 

work has been done to produce this yea r's edition of the Magnet. 

We have many wonderful memories of 1995- '96 and they are 

all recorded between the covers of this fine book. They will 

become more valuable with eac h passing yea r. 

Academic achieve ments. athletics. music. drama. dance. 

student council. out side speakers. semi-formals. the many 

other clubs and activities - all reveal the exc itement. the energy 

and the involvement of a great schoo l that is on the move! 

Well do ne Jarvis! 

J.D.MacDonald 

J.CI. Principal 

Un autre Magnet une autre annee scolaire qui s'acheve. 

Felicitat ions aux editeurs du Mag net qui on t reussi asouligner 

les evenements saillants etles souvenirs de l'annee sco laire 

1995-1996. 

Bonne lecture atous, bonne chance dans vos examcns et 

passez de tres belles vacances. 

Baher Morcos 

Directeur du CFJ 

Jarvis gets a facelift... 

Last fall. the front 

steps were treated to a 

\.... hole new look: 

pink! 

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Vice-Principals' Messages 

Durant rna premiere annee comme directeur-adjoi nt au College 

Francais aJarvis, j'ai eu Ie plaisir de realiser que nos eleves 

evoluaient dans un milieu academique fiche et diversi fie. 

Avec un corps professoral haute rnent qualifie, motive, toujours 

disponibles. nous allons realiser de grandes choses. 

Je suis ici depu is mains d'une annee, et pourtantj'ai le sent iment 

d'appartenir it cette ecole fiche en talent et en prouesses! 

Gerard Boulay 

Directeur-adjoint du CEl. 

This is an exciti ng place to be! Jarvis is two places simultaneously: 

a traditio n of learning going back before Confederation and a 

mode rn school that prepares students for the next centu ry. This 

blend of past and future, tradition and the up-to-date is what generates 

the special excitement. I am very glad to be here. Thank you 

to everyone for your warm welcome. 

Pau line McKenzie 

J.CI. Vice-Principa l 

What great students at Jarvis! Your achieve ments, as echoed in this 

yearbook, are a tribute to your hard work, curiosity, persistence and 

abilities. Mutual respect for one another is the single most important 

guiding principle that permeates the Jarvis community and it is 

this notion that will allow you to apply your academic training in a 

rewarding and fulfilling manner in the future. 

Big things await you; tackle them with confi dence and a sense of 

fun and you will sure ly have a full life. My very best wishes go 

with you. 

Keith Emery 

J.e.I. Vice-Principal

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NASCENTNINES 

(adj. in the act ojbeing bom,just beginning to be,not yet mature) 

Acos/a, Cam/inll 

Al/ilIl. Fraur R 

A/'. John 

Careng. Rigor 

Chumhe" , Inllrid 

Chan. Bonnie 

Chall, Carmen 

O wn, Gmf.'" 

Chilli, I' t l'in 

Chan g. lawn 

C/w rlt'S, Tariq 

Calm, Carrit 

Chau, LtUIIIlt 

Ch"n. Si Hum 

Clwu. Lsex 

Cll/lOUg, Kim II'M 

\ 

c;".lil/.lki, Peter 

Col/in.•, AlI"n 

Concepcion. C. 

C

NINES 

Dalima. Ursul« 

DIlIIg, Lan T J/. 

Df:/ln, Roflt'rl 

Delizo, Murip i 

Dj l/rid e. An na 

Dubeftwr. Kendra 

D/I(Jn.~. -'"hal 

Emanuel. SOI1~'Q 

Eskins. Christian 

Esperon. Ch"'yll .\1. 

Esperon. Ru:hi.. Debni.. 

Fatlon. \ lefull if' 

Finn..,'" kuiw L 

f,,,,g. 1"'(1 

Glasgo.....\Iark 

Glasgo..'. PU/ridc 

Gtebove. X

NINES 

Kuerti. Rarmof 

Kung, A/in.' 

Kuo. Parrid , 

Kwan. A ngela 

K ..'OIl, AII/hon,l' 

K ...an, Emif.I' 

La. Brian 

Labranche. ,\ft'fiua 

Lachica. R,l an 

Lam . Budd 

La m, l.a rry 

Lam. Wilson 

Lark in. Dennis 

Lou. Pelt" 

LaW,IOIl. Uckran 

Le, Francis 

Leach, :Wiclwd 

Lee, lumir 

LeI', l anicc 

Lee. Julia 

l.emer: ~ 'ik l () ria 

uswrd, La"rt'lll 

L..ung. Brian 

l.eung. Raymond 

UM; Jud." 

Lien. Prorl 

[iu, Jo}"..-e 

Lochon. £lisa 

Lu. Hi"" Plw i 

L,., '\'a~' 

Luk. hmuthun 

LUIII. E(' Lyun 

Luang, Shru 

Luu. lJim'lI 

H"", jJ"pi""",,,, 

",'qUll;m.Jllu. b'" 

,u, un,,,!,,!ri{nd 

. r.c H"li/mnTI 

LUll, DIII'hl 

Ly, lenny 

Ly. Viml 

Lye, Sebastian 

Lynn, Greta 

.\fa , 0" Tillg 

Mec, Joy 

.Wanll.l"dg, Jon 

.\talT)"'I, Eric 

.~ ' a rz ilia no. S ic/.. 

.\{athtT, Anll ~ 

.\fbu,l·i, .\"adillt' 

.\teaM · Lo kos. D. 

•\1'D OIII/('I, H eath er 

JI' C OW". Katit' 

AI'Nab, PUIII 

Milojt'ric. Steven 

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Co l!!!!'o 

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NINES 

.\look.vdi. !\Q /r,t."!JO 

.\fouadt'lIh. Amir 

Sa,larau. G. 

S am. A II'Ia 

.\'(J5Tllfi. 

/'0",'(':: 

.\'u. arum arU' tl, 

-"('..man. Elu t 

-"g. Andrea 

-"g, Wi/,wn 

X~W\· t'II. Da,'id 

T 

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Nguven. Milllh Linh 

Nguyen. Tllllo 

Nistor. lon 

."flvy. Marun 

Oi'hi. D",'i

NINES 

Scrin"llJuw, ,'Ir'(Ilthe'" 

Seh-uflljllh, Renuk(/ 

Serieu_t, Jamie 

SeIO. Jim 

Shdhoud. l ennifer 

SJulflnun , Lucy 

Shill/day. Laura 

Si/'-erm"n. Talia 

SI..po k. Rend 

So. lacouelme 

So. Roeun 

Sood. .1I01U1 

51....1.., S""..-n 

SIIJ/lghl on. A manda 

Tai, Am." 

Talbol. Cr,n/al 

Tom. Au-llitl 

Tang. Jill X iflg 

Tt'ng. LiU,- 

Thai. TUf t'1S hll 

v.,..1>"," 

n~tiJk6r...uiaIr 

HI""'f'fH_ 

Tom. Denise 

Tron, A lan 

Tran. Anna 

Tran..lIiflg 

Tran. Toan 

Tran. Ed ..urd 

Tron. MichafJ 

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Triflh. Man' 

Truong. Amli.. 

Truong. oo-u 

Tr uong. Kevin 

Truong. LUI' 

Truong. Trien Hao 

rliw_mwhe, A. 

T IO)'. !-ing 

Tugaoen. A rleen 

ValdeJ. Tony 

Vidu_lhi. Hllim 

Villena. Jeanette 

votne. •Valillllil 

Waese. .th·aa 

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\Vai/he, Chris 

Walker. Knitl 

Ualker. .\' ichad 

Wang. Hsiang II. 

Whifaker. Sara-lane 

It'hilt.". Graeme 

" 'lmg. Pamela 

" 00. Julia 

Woodroffe, Sonya 

Xiong. Jack 

Yau, Ronald 

Y..ung. .Widiad 

)'011, Calhy 

You. lennv

TUMULTUOUS TEN 

(adi. mark by violent or overwhelming turbulence or upheaval) 

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,.'~-10-. • • • • 

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Yflen, Rich 

Zohid, Turiq 

7.(lil_"f'~. G..""dij 

Zamora. COI,'fino 

Zum"kin. liana 

Zelunka. '-'ImC 

ZluJIlg. e/w,I..s 

Zhao, H" 

Z(m. Ymmin 

Ahmed. So: 

Al"m. Shohull 

Amaro. Jf

TENS 

Ctepnun. Jami 

Cohen. Sara 

Corbiere. Jessica 

Corby. Laura 

Corfu. Silla 

Craven. 51/fn 

Creutej, lanuthan 

Cutlingham. Jt'nica 

Cunningham. Duvid 

Da Sil,·a. Clara 

Dung. l.inh 

De Sil,a. Eric 

Denis. Emnrill/llrl 

Derdak. RaMa 

Diallo. Diara.~·e 

Dimon. Julia 

Dju/tn.. Jea/I·Robert 

Donegam. Renata 

Dov Sanun; S 

Dri!,("oll. Row 

Dumla. Sarah 

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Duong. Do Thu T. 

Eagies: \ fi,-had 

Elliot. Uwen 

Elliott. Andre" , 

Elliott. G reg 

Elzomor. Nohu 

Eng. Sin e 

Enright. A mh""y 

Fodera. JaY"OII 

Iannon, A ntoine 

Fong. Cindv 

Grllil/flher. PalMI' 

Gutulr~ Nuda 

Gauthier. LI/(' 

Gerra. fr ed 

G ervais; Mllrti",' 

Giannoulis; £. 

Gibeau/l. Jfllriallne 

Girijah, Chandra 

Gom atei . A teiand ra 

Goossen. leananne 

Gougeon. Jennifer 

Gra::ini, starco 

Grrckol- Heriich. .\: 

Griffilh. Allison 

Gmnskv. emil/Ill 

Guerrier..\ Iidrline 

Gundy: Sarah 

G/ul/her. Juime 

/fa. 11lI. 

Hah". }urgrn 

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TENS 

ffuihnk. David 

/full, Latova 

Hopers. Afnis 

lIarnum, A/an 

U...rbert, lame.• 

If(~ Jfichal'l 

110ng. A nita 

/fong. Il d en 

/f,,"g. .\fay·Jlmr 

HOliK"enlshkul. D. 

Hou. Eric 

11. 100, Sulll 

Hua . Le Phuong 

H Ull. nm)' 

( 

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Hu i ~ in;.:a. 

T'lII.HI 

Hlurg. Priscilla Lp l 

Huynh. A my 

Hu ynh. Bl'len 

H uynh. DOlIn 

JlUI'nh• .\llnh 

Huynh. Qu ,\" 

lIy. Christi"" 

lIelab

TENS 

L.tt. A lan 

UrnI, Carole 

lJIm. J....hua 

Luo,. ,\forgon 

um.Shrmum 

Lander: Aaron 

Leu. Lisa 

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LQI'irr. S athan 

lA.... le.~~ Eliza!>rth 

LiM'JOn, SI,m>'1l 

Lazare-Greene. Lilly 

Le. Ond}' 

Lt'{', t e Jin 

Len, 1I0i Wen 

t.e ong, JI/,I'O/l 

Lem a , "uwl 

Leung. SIf'phrll 

Levin. J"lil' 

u. Allen 

u. JUllIw i 

Li..\fin tto 

Lien, SO'Sghi 

Limon, Sara 

l.iu. Chade! 

Liu. Di!Il~J 

Liu. Ingrid 

Lin, San 

Ljwa, \ 'rdran 

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J. 

Llauderet; .\laria C 

Loh, Hmia 

Low. Sarah 

u..ke. Claire 

Lul(,//:;

TENS 

M'Caffre): Daniel 

McCOlm . Mtdin a 

.\I' Hugh. Gilah 

.\I'Robie. Andrew 

J/ ichael· )alf', ArM 

Jlilano\";c, Simona 

,\foffm, &i 

.\too n, IIM/h", 

Jloort. Ted 

.\lou. Wi,mit 

J/OIl!!lJvi. un 

Jlo.\; Deu"jd 

Jlun k..\fan 

Jluyl..·,·/.;, Dil'd..rik 

S ayyar. Ami/a 

Xelson; u: 

Sgo, Hay 

Sgo. SU.lall 

Sgo. Tam 

Sgo, Tanva 

-'"gu,'en, Chi 

11is 1(ood /0 han' 

an "pt'" m",d. 

but ~ sa" thai 

il is rwl opt'" 

al both ends. 

. r.c. Halim.r/(J/1 

SgUl"nT, Hoanx S. 

Sguym.lolm 

l'xurm. Tania 

SgU>WI, Va" 

.""8Urtm. Trallg 

'vik%ra. Elena 

.\'o

TENS 

Reimus; Les::t'k 

Rnw. Bruk 

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ELEVATING ELEVENS 

(vb. exalt in rank:etc.; ro'se morally and intellectual ) 

ViII.':. C~cili/l 

yogi. Andre 

\ 'oll g. Hrn 

y't/QIIK. Lyli 

Weed..\full 

Wei, Hoi Yun 

Wiedrula. Emnw 

""'il/iams.. }{J5on 

Wong. ha~l 

Wong. Jessica 

Wong. Radrf'l 

n If 

\long. Sal/d.\" 

Wood. Man 

Wright. Ont'il 

\VII. H(JIlgW..i 

YII. Lun {"If(l 

Yam, kW/I 

Yang. Sane.'" 

Yearwood. Celes/e 

Yet'. ll'l1uh 

Yt"f', Jonarhon 

Vie, K,\'le 

Yin g. T,id;)" 

Yogalla/han, s: 

YOllng. 1h i Yen 

YOllng. Ml'gllll 

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ElEVENS 

Clummrllr, Pt1SCil/ 

ChOI, fang 

Chrn, Joyce 

Chrn. Jefl11Y 

Ching. Billy 

Chung. L,-rol 

Cook. l.auren 

[)akuk, Ghassan 

Dorc. Julie 

Dunat, lakov 

Duong. Minh 

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ElEVENS 

Maflf". J] 

Maswm, Juli('11 

Ma}"dJum, Lib"" 

Almul,,"gr, Heknda 

.\10011. Jill All 

Moon, ,\fUlh 

MUnQz, .\Io"a 

.\',t:, Kt'/sq 

Xg· You, .\tunlw 

Vgu.\'l'n, 11,iThu}' 

-"oack, lAura 

P

TEMERARIOUS TWELVES 

(adj. rashly or presumptuously daring) 

Yuk.Tommy 

Zegh bib, Laury 

A bedi..\fichou 

Adams; David 

A kram. lr[ana 

A texander-Huet, hhm,' 

12's 

A lien, Brem lt }' 

A lm"ida. Belen 

A lm eida. Helena 

A nderson. Craig 

Anderson. Lis 

AnlOiras. A nnie 

Aralifwlli. Deion 

Arora. .\tonica 

A rnJOQ, Leigh 

A uani. Rosano 

A llo. Ctayeon 

Au )l·ung. K"..ill 

Azahat. Oscar 

Baranski. Jfichatl 

Bam o.. Danid 

Besst lle, Silai 

B"s/. Emi'-~' 

Birnie. Ben 

B/emic, Ennis 

Bratbha.".; J"ml )' 

Brotic. Drazen 

Bro...nell, RadUlel 

Bu i, Mai 

Buie, Edith 

BUlan, Radu 

Cadith a, Maril!u 

Own, Clw n Kit 

Chan. Paul 

Chan. Rtn'mond 

Cnau. lfien 

Chou. Klrm,h 

Chou. Philip 

Chauh an. Eric 

Chen. Susan ,\1ai 

Cheng. Jellni[er 

Clleng, Vincem 

Chiem, Tran 

Chin. Caroline 

ChO/ldhur)". Lui/a 

Chrelit'l1. Jacqud int' 

Ch/UJ. S/Qnf~' 

Cfutr, 5

~2J 

.~o 

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TWELVES 

Corfu. l.uky 

Croao. AI/roll J 

CZl.'ch"...icz. Marek _ 

Ihundae; Grace 

DlIIIl{ Thullh 

Dang'. Tun. Thien 

Dan.., Alina 

Dda Cruz. }(',mi!..r 

Ddi:o, larshenell:e J•. 

Diep. 1..nl1,\' 

Divas; D. 

Do. LlUm 

Dvrringum, 

.....ieo/.. 

D Ht)", D,,"i.ff: 

un K tit 

Uul

lWELVES 

Jaberizadrh. Rmhanak 

Jackirwic:, K

Col!!!!'o 

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TWELVES 

L u. 8 o />hy 

1.11. 7 h"nK 

L ui, Raymond 

Lum, Moy 

Luong. Chong 

Luu, Bim 

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Lx. Cnong 

Lynch, A nnolia 

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TWELVES 

Phuong. Mic'h"rl 

Poon. Ciemcm 

Price, Jessica 

Puesla. Palll 

Qllueh. Jueque{ille 

QII(lfl. Ail/lt't' 

Qureshi. Atam 

Radmf'hr. ,\Iahyar 

Rappon. Josh 

Raspor. Andr",,' 

Rawnablf'. Ro~n 

R"o, Tom 

Reuhmeier: .....iehol.u 

Rekhi, Ral'nt't'( 

Riclwrds, Kie.'a 

Rodrigues; AmJw/l~' 

Rodrigua, lsaliTtl 

Rueter. Simon 

Sai/ll·,\fanur. Pafricia 

Saiahovic. ,\!aja 

Solehi. 7..chreh 

Sa/moil. Susan 

So/.'aero[. .\faricrisriall 

Soedanovic, Of'lIis 

Schmocker; Sarah 

Sedg ••vick, Amy 

Sew, TTO.\' 

:V'IJ It"""""""" mr 

"'" "p "'-u di is 

$liperi

THRASONICALTHIRTEENS 

(adj. given to bragging, boastful) 

Tlwmpwm, Tebha 

Tim("h,."ko, relena 

ramie, }'e!t'IW llde" 

Tomt Jak,. 

Tong. V;ncem 

Tmn. Le Dil'u 

Tran. Thang 

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Treboute, .va/alit 

TnlQng. Do 

Trl/f)llg. Ktl';n 

Truong, Thu JIang 

rsot. On on 

TSIIL D IJIlflY 

Turnbull. £1;5$0 

L'fwh. .\fUJUOOT 

~Qn. 80i Link 

tim Vij". Pin er 

\ 'ellan;, A dil 

\ 'ille"a. Allan 

l/i/lanWI, ~WI 

l'og/. A nastasia 

\'u, Alan 

\ '11. KOleen 

Walker. Clan' 

Walker, Mugubr 

Wimg. Chl.l Phel' y 

W"ng, P,.i Lin 

Wang"', Greg 

) 

Wume, Chris 

WilliwJfl. Fruser 

woute. Tuina 

Wong. Chrisuna 

Wim g, Simon 

Wright. /eJW 

WU. [ian Z/wflil 

Wu. WinswlI 

Yam, Michelle 

Ylmg. Jia Yin 

Yam. Y\'onll{' 

Yall, AnnjU"{ffftr6fg, ."lo,,-,1t1r, a"tor; It /U..~ rdln IhU' 1Melida i.e thint, if thiJu 

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THIRTEENS 

ASlalli, Muhullllnlll/ 

Baggio. KO:l"in 

Baglio. Carl 

Bui, Y/m 

Bnker, Amber 

Bakombo, S,'hwah ,U, 

Bekel/ge Kapecala.A. 

Bennett. Chmlopher 

Betrand. Femu 

Berzins, Jliclrelle 

Bielefeld, Kirsten 

Hilmer, Amanda 

Blair-Ewart, Juslin 

Boorne, S,'on 

Calmcross. Jason 

Canlllba. Reanne 

Carolina. ,Hiss 

Castro, Yuri 

Chan, Dation 

Chan, Ke.'in 

Chan, Lin Chon 

Chan, Svtvia 

Chon, Tsui Yan 

Charles, Orris 

Chau, A llen 

Ctrau. Da....n 

Chau. Hien 

ChUIl, Shirtev 

ChOIl, Thang 

Chou. XUall-Yl'I1 

Chauncey, Na ilu 

Chen, Vicki 

Ch eng, A ll/on 

Chellng, Su t: 

Chill, Sir/lin 

Cho wbay, \lali'lie 

Cirianic. Angela 

Cohen, A mla 

Cullins, Ant/rea 

C(HJke. Kalie 

Cooper, JO-Ih 

Corbit, Caroline 

Coner, Joke 

Cunning/rolll. CMOt' 

Cvakovic. Dimitrije 

Dash, Sa/alie 

De Kerckhm'e, Oak 

Dine, Idris 

Di,'a, Sall/alie 

Do. Linh 

Dote. Xorvin 

Drever. Janel 

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THIRTEENS 

Duong. Christine 

Ebm:.,lruhidi. Aliru.a 

E/afro.\, Arh.'na 

Elton, Ei.rssl1 

Erdest; lexsica 

Estrada. ,lf arit- )oe lle 

Fe/i.JiJaion 

tfwl i, N." nib;«/ u.' 

~mV7V. 

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Fernl5, Philippe 

Ft,ursftin, Ta/mon 

Fibbs. Rockel 

Finn, .Wickn 

Fiorillo, .\lark 

Foley. J allQ 

Fong. FiomJ 

Fang, Susan 

Fothergill. S ick 

Gandra. Gdseno 

G ao. }

THIRTEENS 

Kim, Ki D/lle 

Kim, Kit Ttl' 

Kin~ Ptt..r 

Kim. Salld.I' 

Ki55i. lkn"i5 

Kll'7IIml, Nicol.. 

Kopp/u; ,via// 

KOUiJj5i.lrollS.-ba.,i .." 

go:../j. lmnij..r 

Krishnan, ,II/iba/a 

Kupka. IngriJ 

Kwun. S"g 

IIsentaittoutson 

hrdlcrrmlrrtk 

d&spoir/ll'idk 

quYfnJIAu IA 

i"'''"- 

• Gusk,W FWubm 

Luong. Chi PhotIg 

LIlli. S....dn/!')' 

L,I'. Gia D, 

bo. Long 

Ly. Quoc·l.onl/ 

L.I. teo 

.\fa. lianll

THIR TEENS 

Mlmin, lesJ 

Maybee. Sp""n" 

Mbu.l'i. """OllU 

Mel. Ut'",':. 

Mend;:;:. Emily 

Mennllit'::' Ed",in 

Mt'llg. UboJ 5. 

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Mernck. Adam 

Mik tic, ~t-J,.,.m 

.tfirfa'!>en 

Parlin. Michael 

Pham. T....-e 

Pierre. RlemmJ 

Pisani, Maria 

I\l'(m, Ca/huiut' 

Po.w,r, )(}sh 

Prvlwp. UJsiu 

Qi, YlU' 

Qr,ianir, 15mtlrl 

Racanelli. H..len 

RaJojb.I\'ic. l ana 

Rak. Jessica 

Ra/Iwn. Ju/i~ 

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THIRTEENS 

Ran• .\"O(1h 

Ron. Patrick 

R('nihon•.\I

THIRTEENS AND RETAKES 

",(lIlg. Clrunfl/I 

\t;mg. Cinli.\" 

1\""11, Ce"e\""\',, 

\\ tmg. M illie 

\\ \m g. K..ith 

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I . 

Xi.., Marl 

~am. Brion 

Yao. Clai" 

You, i"mll.. M.", 

l ip , 1\,lIiam 

tader, Lindsay 

YOU1Ig. IHbbi.. 

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you...."u/. A/u"N 

Iii. Diano 

Yu. eiM)' 

Ya. n SaJlg 

Iii. .\f,oom io e. 1I"'lgo 

BeM I'id..s. Maria 

Bichoue. ha~lI.. 

Hamr;;( Kllt/leri".. 

Caimam,., la,"''' 

CO""/I(I". t",rnt'rlr 

Chades, Mal..n.. 

GWII./ris 

Chen. Shtlng Yi 

lJaSilwl. C/tm, 

De Ie em:.knnifcr 

(Jiamlllue, leah 

D."k.·nnan, Midl

A·arod~ic. IOIVJno 

"110'.... 5. ": 

KO'lQu i. l ean-S. 

A:,."g. Alia 

&itr, RidJ 

Lam; l enn)" 

U, )'m .... 

I",-,e. Chun.tm- 

I",""g. Putrid 

1.1'. /I,,""y 

Mw:C1wrlo . ,Hallhe... 

Ldiune, M ha.,i 

M"llgeshu. Gimw 

.\ lifjJ,:a, Te~eta 

M" ,,"w l'i, uu 

Kri,hna-dtIJ, JfrJd

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94-95 Scholastic Achievements 

OAC Academic Prize Winne..... 

Accounting 

Susannah Van Damme 

Artists Choice Award 

Elisa Yon 

A rt Prize 

Sara O'Neilf. Jvan Savic 

Biology Prize Nlem Tu Huyn h. Christopher La"'ley. ~l a i a Renihan 

Chemistry Prize 

Lin Chon Chan 

Dr amatic Am Prize 

Vida Panitch 

D unca n Gr een Award 

~ tiguel Sternberg 

English (ESL) Language and Lite ra ture 

Sma Stambuk 

English. Language and Literature 

Radu Butan 

English. The Writer's Cra ft 

Virginia Fenwic k 

Naom i Harder Award 

Angela Van Damme 

Ge ography Prize, Canad a: Env ironment And Economy A nna Hinck 

Geography Prize, World Issues 

Tamara Kordiuk 

Hervey Cooper Memorial Prizes 

Law 

Radu Buran. Helen Mah 

Politics 

Vedran Milc tic 

Families in Canadian Society 

Valinie C howbay 

Economics 

A nne Tran 

Mat hematics Prize 

Radu BUlan 

Brokenshire Scholarship. Modern Languages Christo Nikclov 

W.A,Jennings ~lemorial Award 

Victoria Wong 

wngjn-JewenAwa rd 

Hao Wen H uang 

Ronald Payne Memorial Award (OAC I) 

Helen ~ tah 

(OAC II) 

Alan ~Iack 

Special Awards 

Canada's Cen tennial Award 

Thomas Hwan g 

J.Garfield lorriman Award An gie Van Damme. Bronw yn Taylo r. 

Jeff Cowger, Peter Tseng. Faeal Mehboob 

David Bastedo Memorial Award Thong Nhat ( Peter ) 

Nguyen Centenary A thletic Prizes 

Sandra Wong. 

Adrian Jordan Frank Holmes Award Sand ra Wong. Adrian Jor dan 

~ lullicultu ral Club Leadership Award vten a ~l u o;a . Sasha Stojic 

~1osaic Awa rd • Tec hnical Timothy Tan.Aleksci Semjonov 

- Artistic Cheong lice (Leslie ) Lee, Victoria Wong 

Dr. Wilson Leung Award 

Man a Musa 

Nadine Kharabian Mosaic Award 

Sasha Stojlc 

The "Exceptional Student" Award 

Katherine Roc k 

Graham Freeman Music Scholarship 

Richard Talbo t 

Jack O verholt Prize in Music 

Genevieve Tardif 

Alhert Schweitzer Memorial Prize 

Kathleen Flynn 

Paul Ha mmond Science Scholarship 

An ne Tran 

Toronto G eogr aphy Teac hers' Associat ion Awards 

Enviro nment and Economy 

Sandra Rc ndzikova 

World Issues 

Srna Stambuk 

Oo nagh Hoyos Memorial Scholarship 

Hien Chau 

The Harvey Cooper Memorial Prize 

Ad rian Jordan 

Alumni Assccianon Awards 

M an a \ lusa. David Common 

Governor General's Award 

Radu B utan 

KiwanisClubofCasa lorna Scholarship' Victoria Wong. Radu Buran 

~ti chael Rich ardson \lemorial Award Vinh .'.lac 

70's Reunion Award 

victoria Wong 

School Spirit Awards 

Anne Tran. Tam Dang-Tan 

Optuna-Opnmus Awards 

Mart a !-lu sa.Adrian Jordan 

\ lilton H. Jewell Scholarship' ~tarta \ lu sa.Adrian Jordan 

Valedictorian 

David Common 

Board or Ed ucatio n Centennial Scholars hips 

Grade 9 

Laura Barr. Jason Leong 

Grade 10 

Christina Wong. James Jung 

Grade II 

Raymond Lui 

Grade 12 

Vedran Miletic 

Janis Ce nte nary Prizes 

G rade II 

G rade 12 

Niem Tu Huynh 

Sophia Kwan 

Alumni A.....sctatton Award.. 

Gradc9 

Grade 10 

Grade II 

G rade 12 

Laura Barr.Jason Leong 

Kelse y xg. James Jung 

Stacey Sobell. Christian Lander 

Hien Chau. Simon Strauss 

Ilane) Cooper :\Iemorial Prizes 

Living in a ChangingWorld (grade 9) \ linh H uyn h. Paul ~g o.Jason 

Leong. Isabel Wong.Laura Barr.Jenah Vee 

Contemporary Canada(grade 10) Boi Linh Van.Athena Elalroa. 

Civilizations in History (grade II ) 

World Rel igions (grade II) 

Senior Social Sciences: 

Law Igradc l I } 

Economics (grade 12) 

Politics (grade 12) 

Society. Challenge and Change (grade 12) 

Huslness Studies 

Key-hoarding I 

Keyboarding 11 

Entrepreneurial Studies 

~I u..ic Prize winners 

Grade 9 & 10 

G rade 11 

Grade 12 

Art Prize wloners 

Grade 10 

Gradc II 

Gra de 12 

Ronald Payne Memorial Award 

Grade II 

Engtl..h and Dramatic Arts Prizes 

J J.~1a~TI, KellyLiao 

A my Sedgwick 

SidneyChiu 

lshma H uet-Alexander 

William Yip 

A nna Hinck 

Nicm Tul luynh 

Douglas William Blackwood ~I em ori al Scholarship 

Am eric an History 

Simon Strauss 

Til XgocChau 

Cathering Poon 

Gayton Auo. Richard Pierre 

Lau ra Barr 

Le DieuTran 

Elisa Leung 

Laura Noack 

Kinga Jaro nczyk 

Gail Pak . Cindy Wong 

te D iell Tran 

English Grade 9 

Laura Barr 

G rade 10 

Ryan Sullivan 

Gr ade I I 

Miao Miao Yu 

G radc 12 

Susa nnah Van Damme 

DramaticArts G rade 11 

Amir Parvinia n 

G rade 12 

Trudy-Ann (Debbie)Young 

t: n ~ l i..h As A Second Lan ~u a J:e Pri ll'S 

ES L Year I 

Phil Mien Phan 

ESL Year II 

Tim ur ~ 1a l t a ri c . ~ lihael a Jek ic 

ESL Year 111 James (Sung Whan ) Jung.John (Ysmaelj Oui aoil 

ESL Yea r IV 

Kinga Jaronczyk . Vi Wan g 

ESL History (G rade 9) 

Dragon Jovicic 

ESL History (Grade 10) 

Larry' Chan 

Stacey Sobel! 

Peter Gad..bJ· ~I em ori al Prize 

Geography Priz es 

Intermediate Division 

Senior Division 

:\Iode rn Lan guages Priz cs 

Grade 'I French 

G rade I I German 

T he" Exceptional Student " Award 

Boi Linh Van 

J udy Leung 

Kate Pan 

KrlstelToo msalu 

Lesley Puckett

;\Iathema.ics 

G rades9& 10 

G rade I I 

Dr . J.T.Jenk ins 

Science Priz es 

Grades9& 10 

G rade 9 ESL Science 

94-95 Scholastic Achievements 

James (Sung Whan)Jung 

Alan (u) Oien, Elisa Leu ng 

UTO!i Karadzjc. Sophia Kwan 

Debb ie (Ching Cheung) Tam. Ryan Sullivan 

Timur Maltaric 

Grade 10 ESL Science 

ArthurEAlIin \ temoria l Scbolarshlp 

Physical and Health Ed ucation Prizes 

G rades 9 & 10, G irls 

Boys 

G rades 11 & 12.Girls 

Boys- 

Ctemem Poo n 

vedran \ Iilctic.Sophia Kwan 

Ce lina Jennings 

Ryan Galicia .Jason Hong 

Eva H u 

Allen (Lok) Chau 

Swimming 

Most Ded icated S..immer 

Mos l O utsta ndin g Swimmer 

Most Promising Swimmer 

Mosl Valuable Swimmer 

Badminton 

Most Improved Player 

Most Valuable Player 

Coach's Award 

Bao;eball 

Bes t Roo kie Player 

Best De fensive Player 

Mos t Valuabl e Player 

Tennis 

Most Valuable Players 

Cross Country 

Best Mid ge t Runner 

Best Junior R unner 

Best Senior R unner 

Soccer 

Best Defensive Player 


M osr Valuable Player 

VolleJball 

Junior. \lost lmproved Players 

\tosl Valuable Player 

Senior: ~l os l Valuable Player 

Football 

Best O ffensi>-c Player 

Best Defensive Player 


Basketball 

Bantam: Most Improved Player 

Best Defen sive Player 

\ Ios t Valuable Player 

Jun ior: \ Iost Improved Player 

~I os t Valuab le Player 

Senior: Best Defensive Player 


Mos t Valuable Player 

Cricket 


Track and Field 

Best Track Mem be r 

Best Field Membe r 

Coach's Award 

94-95 Athletic Achievements 

Men's Athletics 

Chris warne 

:'>like Pavlin 

Jason Leong 

Phil Man in 

Eric Hou 

Jeff Lam 

Jason Hon g 

Jake Toms 

Dan Lee 

Yakos Spiliotopoulos 

Yusuf M ukkadam.Taro \-lu T3ta 

Carl Baglio 

Gabor Lipcscy 

Pat Murtaugh 

Zalman Samji 

Em esto Gr anillo 

Faisal Anashara 

Magabe Walker. :'>ling Ngan 

Chu -Phey Wang 

Jason Hcho poulos 

Femi James 

Dan \ lorlon 

Ga rdne r 

Al e ~ 

Q aziAIi 

Paul Charles 

Tob y Sco tt 

Fouad An ashara 

\ laysam Sha rifi 

Adria n Jo rdan 

Ennis Blantic 

Martial Mahi 

Sur esh Suh ramanian 

Adrian Jordan 

Lee Sutherland 

Ross Brian 

Women's A.hle'ics 

Swimming 

Most Improved Swimmer-Team "A " 

Team "B" 

xtost Valuable Swimmer-Team "A " 

Team "8" 

rteklHocke~ 

:'>lost Improved Player 

\ los t Valuable Player 

Cr(Klost Valua ble Player 

Scnior: Most Improved Player 


Hockey 



Track lind Field 


Mos, Valuab le Player 

Archery 

Most Val uable Player 

UadminltJII 


\ lost Valuable Players 

SOCC'er 

:'>lost Improved Player 


S) nchronized S",immin~ 

vrcer tmproved Swimmer 

:>tost Valua ble Swimmers 

VolleJball 

Junior: Mos t Improved Player 

Most Val uable Player 

Sen ior: ~I os t Improved Player 

Mos t Valuable Player 

Jacquelyn Hod gson-Dewitt 

Syreela Reid 

Heather Proctor 

Kasia Jackicwicz 

Alli son Freeman 

l ydia Heliopoulos.Jess jca Mamn 

Male Athlete of the Year: Adrian Jordan 

Female Athlete ofthe Year: Sandra Wong 

HHJ'% Award: 

Alex Gardner 

Sara Cohcn 

Jessica Fiorillo 

Eva Hu 

A nna Rubin 

Kathleen Kenny 

Marsha I\g You 

Edith Buie 

Matilda Kissi 

Jessica Price 

Sar ah Easterbrook 

A nna Murtaugh 

Tamara Francis 

Anh-ti Tang 

Helen Buie 

Cam Xgo. Sandra Wong 

Ca roline Corbitt 

Julie O resk ovich 

G ilah ~ ldl u g h 

Celina Jennings 

Cind y Yu 

Edit h Bule

The Duke OfEdinburgh's Award 

Young CIJnIJdiIJn~' ChlJl/sngs 

There are 22 students at Jarvi s who are currently enrolled in the Duke of Edinburgh's 

Award program. At the Bronze level are: Nada Gatalo. Kal e Gorsline and Leesa 

Kwon g. At the Silver level are: Erika Allen. Radu BUlan. David Seepersad. Amy 

Sedgwick Karen Sionim and Anna Strauss. Taking on Gold are: Nitai Desselle. Maggie 

Gilmour. Chris Lawley. Marth a McDonald. Jessica Price. Julie Ralhan. Rishma Somji, 

Simon Strau ss. Omar Tan and Pieter Van Dijk . 

Each level of the award consists of four sections: physical fitness. skills. community 

serv ice. and expedition. The Gold and Sil ver levels also requi re a residential project. 

At the hardest level. the physical fitness section requires 50 hours of any physical activity 

(sorry. gym class doesn 't count!) over a period of at least 25 weeks. This includes any 

team sports or hobbies such as cycling, swimming or even rock climbin g. 

For the skills section of the Gold Award. over a period of a year and a half, partici 

pants are expected to learn and pracuce a skill. Some exa mples that have been done in the past are learning sign language. 

taking up an instrument. keyboarding and singing. 

The co mmunity service section requ ires 90 hours of volunteer work in a minimum of a year and a half. Of cou rse 

this includes worki ng for chari ties and hospitals. but other activities such as tutoring. wor king on the yearbook or 

newspaper and being on Student Cou ncil also count. Essentially. any lime spent working for the co mmunity without pay 

can be used for this sectio n. 

The most exci ting pan of the program is the expedition. For the Gold Award. there are a minimum of three 

practice trips to be comp leted. and then an expedition lasting for at least four days and three nights must be undertake n. 

Depending on the mode of transportation (i.e. mountain biking. canoeing. rock climbing etc..) there are different lengths 

that have to be travelled. 

Obviously, completing the D.E.A. is no easy task. It requires a long-term commitment and perseverance (not to 

mention a lot of paperwork'). Once completed. it is one of the most rewarding experiences possible. The beauty of the 

Award is that it's cumulative. meaning that the hours you put forth towards co mpleting the Bronze Award go towa rd the 

Silver. and finally the Gold. 

It is not surprisi ng that with such a challenging progra m. many Jarvisites exce l in it and attain Gold. The key is to 

start early. For those of you partici pating in clubs or teams here at Jarvis. you've probably done quite a bit towards your 

award already. it's just a mailer of signing up. Information can be obtained through Mrs.Schindler in Room 4 10. 

So the next time you see the ad in the Daily Magnet. go. sign up. and challenge yoursel f. You won't regret it! 

- Simon Strauss 

Above: British and Can adian Gold teams take on 

Algonqui n. Summer 1995. 

Above: Rishma Somji (to p row, third from left). Sim on 

Strauss (middle row. second from left) and the rest of the 

Canadian team modeli ng their personal floatation devices.

5290 OAC students wrote the University of 

Waterloo's Physics SIN Contest on May 4. 1995. 

The Jarvis team. consi sting of Hao Wen Huang. 

Jiang Liu. Jie Feng, Filip Jaronczyk. Thien 

Truong. Lukasz Drazdzewski and Jack Lui. was 

2nd in the entire province! Hao Wen did especially 

well. placing 3rd in the province. Congratulations 

to the whole team! 

In grade 12. 2600 students wrote the Ontario 

Association of Physics Teachers Contest 

(OAPT). Outstanding 

results came from 

Yi Wen Huang 

(3rd place). Yi Wang 

(4th place) and 

Ying Lin Xie (20th place) 

Last year was a very good year for Mathematics 

Contestants at Jarvis. 

In OAC.we had IOstudentson the zone 

Honour roll in the Canada-wide Descartes 

contest run by the Un iversity ofwaterloo. The 

team ofJie Feng. Filip Jaronczyk, and Radu 

Butan mad e Jarvis the top high school in the 

Toronto Board!! 

In grade 12. Uros Ka radzic,Sophia Kwan 

andAravinthan Kanesalingam putJarvis 3rd in 

Toronto. 

In grades 9. 10and \I it should be noted 

that 37 of our students were well above the 

nation al averages, Special notice should be 

made of Uros Karadzic. Kirsten Bielefeld and 

Jacob Levman in gra de I I.Zi \Vu.JamesJung 

and LeaAmbros in grade 10and Jason Leong. 

Owen Elliot and Priscilla Hung in grade 9. 

45 students volunteered to write the Chern 

13 News Contest Two placed in the top5% of 

4387 entrants. Haowen Huang mad e it to the 

99th percentile and Jie wuplaced in the 97th 

percentile. 

The Chern 13News Contest is organised 

and ru n by the University of Waterloo. Students 

in the top 5% are offered research assistantships 

which enablesstude nts at Waterloo or the University 

ofToronto to work in research with a 

professor from the Department of Chemistry. At 

\Vaterloo this translates into $700 for one month 

during the summer preceding entry into a chemistry 

program the re or $350 for two terms working 

part time in first yea r. At U of"T,selected 

candidates may work on research du ring their 

first sum mer where they will receive $10001 

mon th for 3 or4 months. 

Jarvis has always placed students in the 

top 5% and forstudents thinking ofpursuinga 

career in Chemistry these awards offer an 

unparallelled opportunity to further their careers, 

48stude nts wrote the Avogadro Exam in Chem 

istry. Seven of them placed in the top 5% of 

5 2~5 entra nts. Yiwen Huang. with a pe rfect 

score of1oo% .was tied for 1st place with five 

others.Yi wang was close behind and also in the 

lOOth percenti le. Othe r top students were:Jiang 

Liu.Yun Bai, Uros Karadzic.Aravinthan 

Kavesalingham and Michael Pavlin. With a total 

of 15stude nts in the top25%. Jarviscan be well 

pleased with their success.

THE GRADUATING 

CLASS OF '96 

1

'The direction In It/fiidi education starts a man uti[{ determine his future {ife 

- 'I'[ato

'£eVOLUTION 

gJARVI~IT 

(evolu'tion] n.evolving;development ofspeciesfrom earlier forms 

Those Who Have Changed ... 

ChrisLawley 

Chi Phong Luong 

Noah.he'sso Fine! 

JeremyTobias (5 years and a lot of hair) 

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RachelSinger 

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Patrick Murtaugh (allgrownup) 

Quist Kapakos (from BCto AD) 

Tricia Warner 

Rebecca Ng(look what 4 yearsof 

Melrose does to YOUr'~) --, 

Stephen Bowdidge 

TuyctVan 

Josh Cooper 

Phillip Lam 

.' 

Sohail Mirza

CamNgo 

GorguinShaikh (toomuch Rap music) 

Sabir Pasha (5 years can tum you 

into quite a Rico Su;:a::.ve::)c...._ _ ~ 

Eva H u 

Finally! 

XuanYen Chau 

Demian Lee ..... he finally learned what gelisfor 

... AndThose Who Haven '\. 

Taro Murata 

Jennaine Wh)1e 

MaryPahk 

Maia Rcnihan 

9 10 1\ \2. 

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Yum...Tuna aga in... 

Eecrrr..... don't bother me... 

Euchre-Bridge is my life 

The Country Western Club??

19 

Last year a group of you ng and talented larvisites geared up, loaded their heavy art illery and em barked 

on a long and arduous *@#lO hour*#bus tripto the ho meofbakedbeans, tea parties, genetically enhanced 

seafood and cream pies l! You guessed it! We were Boston bound! With our weapons (being ou r musical 

instruments) and bountiful ammunition (being our music) we massacred middle schools around Boston.After 

hav ing filled auditoriums with the sounds of Beetho ven and Jurassic Park, we explored the freedom trail, 

marvelled at beautiful, historic mon uments, monopolized shopping mall s with "Shea r MadnesS" and found 

the {rue meaning ofJohn Hancock . By night we entertained oursel ves with long talks, snacks, and dangerous 

ca rd games. On the final day of our trip we showed Americ ans how Canadians part y by rocking a cruise ship 

all around the Boston Harbour. 

We would like to thank our 

patient and tireless teachers, 

Ms.Cellhoffe r and Ms.K ucokuv 

for putting up with our endless 

antics ! Boston won't eve r 

recover. 

Our talented musicians: 

lshma A le~ander, Car] Baglio . Trinh Banh. 

Elisabeth Beanie. Sylvia Chan. Ian Corby. 

Katie Flynn. Sarah Giesbrecht. Maxin e 

Harrilal. Eva Hu. Man Ha Huynh. Peter 

Kim. Amy Kung. Elizabeth Lee. Jae Min 

Lee. Leslie Lee. Corrine Leon. Amanda 

Leung. Elisa Leung. Ken Lo. Sarah Low. 

Ann Luedeke. Heather Moon . Jennifer 

Moon. Cam Ngo. Catherine Peo n. 

Genevieve Tard if. Linda Tran. Ellen Tseng. 

Tuyet Van. Andreanna Whitty. Miaomiao 

Yu, Kimberley-Carel Hackle. Amanda 

Binner. Julian Chou. lana Foley. Kate 

Gorsline. Shelley Harbin. Lydia 

Heliopoulos. Jaquelyn Hodgson -Dewitt. 

Buu Huynh. Harris Ivens. Brenda Kim. 

Magdalena Kordiuk . Leesa Kwong. Aaron 

Lander. Charles Liu, Moy Lum. Martha 

MacDo nald. Adam Merrick . Raza Moghal. 

Ted Moore. Jason Morikawa. Map;ha Ng 

You. Tom Rees. Michelle Shahoud. Rick 

Talbot. Le Dieu Tran, Boi Linh Van. Chris 

Vanderwal

95 

One day in May, 17 eager geographers 

embarked on an extremely 

long jo urney to Virginia in a very 

large bus. Throughout the trip we 

witnessed a blossoming romance ( !) 

all the while trying to fit in with the 

Southerners who made scrumptious 

fried mushrooms and cheese. The 

scenery was beautiful with many 

deer prancing about despite the 

unseasonably cool weather. 

Thanks to Mr.Nash for lead ing us on 

those long and vigorous hikes and to 

Ms.Misko for entertaining us all 

with her unique Euchre- playing 

techniques. Add itional thanks go to 

Mr.Szuba and Ms.Millard. Hiking 

through cold muddy fields to look at 

cannons, chas ing mice 

out of bedroo ms, 

playing cards to all 

hours of the night. 

checking out stalagmites 

and stalagtites, 

counting deer on the 

way to the hotel and 

pillow figh ts in pyjamas: 

these are just 

some of the little 

things that made the 

trip so unforgettably 

unique! 

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La Separation? 

CFJ Students aim to unite our country 

Ednor's ~ole : After much media 

publ icity and world.....ide attenti on, 

The Partie Quebecois finall y held a 

referendum on the fate of Canada's 

francophoneprovince in October. 

' 1995. The resul ts were close. to say 

the leas t: 49,6'k of Quebec announced 

thai they wanted out of 

Ca nada. Alt hough the official 

victory was on the No side . it is safe 

to say thai the moral victory was 

won b) ' the separatists. A delegat ion 

of students from the College 

Francais aJarv is went to Momrealro 

lake part in a Canada wide rally to 

show Quebec that they have not bee n 

ignored. 

On October 30 1995. (he 

province of Quebec held a 

refere ndum asking its citize ns 

whether or not (hey wanted to 

become a sovereign country. There were numerous campaigns organized in all pan s of Canada to support the 

"Non" side. One of these projects was called "Signatures Referend um". a giant petition organized by 

O.$.S.A. (Ontario Secondary Schoo l Student Association). They sent petitions to Ontario High School s to be 

signed by interested stude nts. By signing the petiti on students were asking Quebec to remain a part of 

Canada. 

We, the student coun cil of Coll ege Francais aJarvis. were concerned about the refe rendum . Upon rece iving 

this petition we went around the school and co llected as many signatures as we could. Then on October 26, 

1995 we went to Mon trea l along with other studen ts from Ontario high schools to hold a press conference to 

present the ove r 100.000 signatures collected to the "Non " side. 

In Montreal we were a very enthusiastic group. waving our Canadian and Quebec flags everywhere. Quebec 

was clearly divided . We did our best to convey 

our deep love for the province. October 26 will 

be a day we will neve r forger. 

The nation al ant hem became very importan t for 

us all that day. We sang both to and from Montreal. 

II was particularl y special on the way back. 

for we did not know if it was the last time we 

were singing our national anthem as a united 

country. We knew it would be a very close race 

on Referendum day. and we were relie ved by the 

results. We love Canada and we love Quebec. 

" -

In Memoriam tta~ 

On December 6. 1989. fourteen female engineering students were murdered when a man opened fire in a 

Montreal university. The nature of this tragedy is not an isolated incident. Women have been subjected to 

violence for a long time. many have also died as a result of this violence. 

On December 6. 1995. we commemorated the memory of the fourteen women who died at the hands of violence six 

years ago. We also remember the tens of thousands of women who have also been subjected 10 violence. 

For many people. violence against women is nOI a reality bur these women are mothers. sisters and wives. Most importantly 

they are as human as their male counterparts who cohabi t the world in which we live. 

We closed the ceremony with a sense of the past tragedies and the hope of preventing future tragedies. The problem does 

not remain between the aggressor and the recipient of the abuse. The problem surpasses these boundaries and becomes 

OU R problem. We all have to be part of the solution or else we are pan of the problem. We need to address this issue 

together as collective members of this society. or else we fail as a society to exerc ise an attribute we all possess - humanity. 

Wearing a white ribbon and remember ing Dec. 6, 1989. for a moment is n step in the right direction but - it is NOT 

ENO UGH. We must understand the past to appreciate the present and brighten our future or else history will repeat 

itself. 

Lisa Morgan 

Shh h Shhh Shhh 

while listening to bleed ing walls exhale 

Stiff as stone 

trying to trap ) 'OU in (heir celt-li ke institution 

Shhh Shhh Shhh 

while you sit sipping coffee 

taking aim at my brain 

machine paved foundation aliena tes from the rest 

Shhh Shhh Shhh 

watching me punch the tim e d ock 

TICK. TICK. TICK 

Statues appa rently sta nding tall behind lies 

RED DEUS RI:'OG DEFIASTLEY!! ! 

Their d ing clan g cling clang ding clang 

tell false report 

Shhh 

while you puff )'our blood fum es 

and poison m)' bod y 

you 

the being 

tow hands 

two legs 

a head 

but no na me 

Sh hhhhhhh hhhhhhhhh hh hhh hh hhhhhh 

Debbie Young 

IR07. 

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I ~F - r , T r - E 

TORm ,0 

E R £ C T'E O 

A.D .1 8 71. 

we see the faces 

I 

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We march on int o the night 

Our hands held together with Ion 

We see the faces that han torn at our bodies and minds. 

That han scared us for so long. 

But. we do not run away. 

we do not grow angry 

We march on forward into the night. into the day. 

and into all time. 

Our strength to great 

For the inflicted pain . 

Our numbers to large to destroy. 

We walk forw ard as women. as all people who believe 

Wal k forward, 

as one.

I . Amber Baker 2.Courtney Entwistle 3. Alex Morales.Zalman Samji. EmcstoGranillo.Abhishek Thiagarajan 

4. Valinic CbowbayCorrine Leon. lshma Huet.Maxine Harrilals. Danny Morton 6. Noah Fine 7. Mladen Skakavac

Deutsche Weihnachtsfeier 

Aile Jahre wieder haben Frau Clarke und ihre Deutschkassen 

eine Weihnachtsfeier. Wir haben emen Tannenbaum. viel gutes 

deutsches Essen mit Weihnachtsliedem und Geschenken. Diese 

Jarvistradition fand wie gewo hnlich auch die ses Jahr statt - in aller Pracht! 

German Christmas Party 

Every year. Mrs. Clarke and her German classes have a Christmas party. We have a 

Christmas tree. lots of delicious Gennan food. and good fun singing carols and exchangi 

ng gifts. This Jarvis tradit ion co ntinued this year in all its glory! 

• 

A Mmmmm...German Christmas food. All was 

provided by the German students. 

In Germany Christmas trees are actually silver.> 

Y German students just want to have fun!

ac 

History 

on 

The Ujaama Club (The Continental and Diasporic African Club) boldly embraced the task of 

organising a school-wide event in celebration of February's recognition of Black History Month. 

Entitled "Gifted Young. and Black: Our Roots and Culture." the presentation was divided into 

two parts: an assembly and a series ofworkshops. The main objective ofthe event was to raise the 

level ofawareness surrounding issues in and affecting the Black community among students at 

Jarvis. while instilling a sense ofpride and self-esteem primarily among Jarvis's Black population. 

The assembly involved members ofthe Ujaama Club• .\fr. Macponald and the Vice Principal 

of theCollege Francais it Jarvis. Mr. Boulay. Many other acts. including poetry, singingof an 

old "Negro" spiritual, Gumboot dancing. and speeches. were all presented at the assembly. Among 

other things. the assembly was honest and riveting. It open ly challenged racism in our society. 

Some of the workshops which look place on the following day were Media Images of 

Black People. Racism in the Justice System. Racism in Education. Homophobia. and Dub Poetry. 

Members of the community such as Ahdri Zhina 

Mandiela. Margret Gittens. Amah Harris. Maxine 

Greaves. and Anilia Soyinka all showed their support 

by volunteering their time. and coming to 

Jarvis to conduct the workshops. 

While. unfortunately, only a small number 

of the Jarvis population could participate. due to 

limited space and time for the workshops. most of 

the workshops were full. The students who did 

get the chance to take pan came away feeling 

educated. overwhelmed. and empowe red to be a 

pan of the fight agaist discrim ination. 

- Debbie Young

R ed, 

~h i t e 

and B lue 

O f the many events held 31 Jarvis each 

year. the Revue is among the most 

exciting and memorable. The enthusiastic 

GAC crew along with a wild and 

crazy cast succeeded in prod ucing an 

amazing 1996 show. The M.C.'s. Andrew 

Leach. Daniel Enright. Je remy Tobias. 

Adam Merrick and Martin flanagan had 

the audience rolling in the aisles with 

laughter whil e the acts blew them aY..ay 

with an awesome display of talent. Th ose 

who had the opportunity to attend the 

show will never be the same again! What 

started with chao s ended in extreme 

success and satisfaction. Congratulations 

are in order 10 the cast, Graig 

"Sound Man" Anderson and the GAC. 

- Ca roline "Crusher" Corbit 

:\I.c.'s for the 

eventng: Andrew 

Leach, Dan 

Enr fgbt, Jeremy 

Tobias, Adam 

.\t errick a nd 

~tart i n Flanagan 

On the side lines: 

Special guest Ubol 

" eng. a.k.a. The 

Gon g Bo~·.

en 

Surfacing:At ~ast... 

GA C vtembers: Caroline Corbit. Jen ny Kozelj . Amanda 

Bin ner, Jessica Connolly. Lauren Cook . Lydia Helic polous. 

Jacqueline Hodgson-Dewitt. Celina Jennings. Judy Leung. 

Jes..tea Price. Extra Help: Co urtney Entwistle. Megan Smalley. 

Li2hting Crews James lung. Troy Seta. Tommy Lew, Christina 

Wong. Debbie Tam. Isable Wong. Debbie Ma. Mindy Lee. 

Kelsey Ng. Tommy Yuk, Jason Hong. Sound Crew: Craig 

Anderson. David Anderson. Allison Bailie)'. Staff Spo nsors: B. 

Schroed er. M. Misko.

81

t. ET and Eliott, all gro wn 

up! 

2. Rosie.1.J.•and Paddy doing 

confession in the courtyard. 

3. Ramon and Ms. Upt on: 

gelling reven ge 

4.The winners of the Miss 

Burger King pageanl. 

5. Mike Eagles. A ntoine 

Fanno n. Mrs. Stark, Christina 

Hy, Rabea Derdak. Huy Ngo. 

6. Cleopatra and pet. 

7. Dazed and Co nfused 

8. Mrs, Mackenzie asking for 

oprrucns, 

9. Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Loberto 

10. Keeper of the courtyard 

11. Caroline C. the Qu een 

Bee 

12. Mike's day jo b?

• • 

This yea r Jarvisites were 

dressed up better than ever! 

Creativity always see ms to 

show up during Hallowe 'en. 

The courtyard was crowded 

with innovative costumes. 

The cold did na t sto p these 

brave souls from dr essing up 

from belly dancers to nuns, 

fairies to ET ! Hot dogs were 

sold by th e B.A.A . which the 

students chewed down. 

Teachers and students got 

to gether to make this 

Hallowe'en a great one!

'This 

-IS 

I. Jasmine Bum s and Jeananne Goossen 

2. Anna Rubin. Fiona Fong, Jessica Rak 

3. Simon Strauss and Patrick Murtaugh 

4. Dennis Kissi 

5. Long Ly 

6. Hai Vu 

7. Sarah Giesbrecht

S 

T 

o 

p 

l. Grade 9 Welcoming Assembly 

2. Matt Weed. Cl iff Mark and Susan Mazza 

3. Martina and Tanya 

4. Carolina Rod riguez 

5. Nifty Hel icopter 

6. Sidney Chi u

The End OfThe 

Lin e 

'--------- --- 

Spring !fest '95 

Le Cafe Francais. i 

Entrepreneurial students doubling their -. 

dollars. 

t

A shock in t h e system.•.Very few students knew that Spring Fest 1995 was going to be their last. Perhaps ifthey 

had. more students might have attended this day-long celebration. Those who did come enjoyed several fun activities 

such as the Food Guys barteque. Student Council's Video Dance Party. Spelling Bee. Geopard and the many entrepreneurial 

students' booths. Unfortunately, the business department has decided to end the Doublevo ur Dollars assignment 

(thai brings us such wonders as baked potatoes and t-shirts for great prices!) and so a key component of the 

festival has died. Along with an extended March Break. most teachers feci that they can't afford to lose any more class 

lime and are concerned that students . re taking advantage of Spring Fest to skip off. From the students perspective. 

many were surprised to hear the news. When asked her opinion, Niksala Krishnan replied. "I'think it's okay that they 

aren't going to have it. 1know a lot of students take advantage of it " Mrs. Schindler, the head of the Enrichment 

programs, hopes that in the future a new kind of act! ity day will take form. 

"I wish it could be otherwise, but there'll be other years, and maybe students 

will come back to it with renewed energy and vigour a few years down the 

road." Let's hope so. 

Sports enthusiasts enjoying the 

great weather. 

Nathalie Magazzinich and 

Clayton Ano raising funds 

for the Magnet.

\ 

.-

Mosaic '95 

Acts: Arabic, Chinese, East Indian, Hip Hop, Jazz, Korean, Latin 

American, Modem Persian, Philippino, Polish, Scottish, Sri 

Lankan, Vietnamese and Yugoslavian Dances; African, 

Cantonese, Korean, Mandarin and Vietnamese Choirs; Tae Kwon 

Do Demonstration and much rnore..

Stopping 

at every 

comerof 

tFie 

worUl. .. 

, 

• 

)I.c.s: Leslie Lee. Danny Kocic. Valinie Chowbay, Vladimir Savic. Peter Kim, Yi Wang, Raluca Guray, Tam Dang 

Tan; Technical Producer : Francis Poon; Technical Directors:Bosko Beban, Ivan Savic: Production Co-e rdtnaror-s: 

Rcanne Cantuba, Marta Muse. [van Savio, Sasha Stojic, Victoria Wong. Frank Marshall. Jessie Porter. Ava Szczurko.

1. Four little Jarvisites a-sittin' on a 

bench 

2. "I like it, I really, really like it!" 

3. "Okay, so the derivative of X 2 

is equal to ... " 

4. "Here, lei me write that on your 

hand for you" 

5. "Gee, that's a nice breeze" 

6. Practicing courtyard aerobics 

7. "Get a little closer, don't be shy" 

8. It takes Iwo ...

I See 1ftr 

I sa tiff, Opposilt mt 

Dwtant{!J watchingmy tT~ry moIIt'. 

_Qu is stcrairlt', ODStn'llnl, critua!. 

'u tUn I tum aU!fJ!J' 

slit stillpetrs at me 

u'itfi tlit comers offitr tljts" 

5fit is SUtn t and t fi iJUgntjuf. 

'lIp close, Snt is candia, 

for sfie u{1S tnt tm tn ofstrain 

on fitrfortntad; 

oftonetiness in flt r eyes. 

Sometimes, I stare at fier, searcfr ing 

out she isa{u'O!fS tfrert 

u'it fr a questioning fmlk, 

I cannotanswer 6act 

for tfit girl in t frt mirror is mt. 

Heart 's pounding 

Blood 's pumping 

Palms are sweating 

Adrenalln's rushing 

M ind's a void 

Of thoughtless shapes 

But filled with doub t 

Anticipation 

Wondering when 

O r if ever 

Dying to scream 

« kiss me, you fool» 

Looking up 

Into your eyes 

Leaning in 

You reflect my fean 

With uncertainty 

Here goes 

I d ose- my try"n 

I tun e my se-nse-s 

I see your fears 

I hear your heart 

I fed your excitement 

I inhale your scent 

I taste the kiss 

First kiss 

--Cosi ma 

rye ~or 

to rnd 

o plaCe to De 

wnere my recrr 

doesot rea 

rye ~ot 

to rind 

o Ploce or blue 

where m() blood 

COil tlow 

rye ~ot 

to rnd 

o place n k'nd 

to roo cone 

Piece or mild, 

rree my WJL 

md see ffi(J 

~,:rnu 

rreeeo» r~w 

I w01{ you 

[0 see me 

rree, 

I w01{ you 

[0 tie 

My cece [0 tie 

--Lilly Teng 

·- Hannelle Lepine

He was a Drea m 

A Wild Dream 

Bright as Neon, 

that Blinded me, 

With Darkness Eye s. 

He was a Dream , 

A Sod Dream, 

I'd often wa ke 

in tears, 

not understanding why. 

He was a Dream , 

A Bad Dream. 

with Ang er on his lips, 

My brow would knit 

in my sleep. 

Sometimes, 

I'd wakeup, 

Screaming. 

Sometim es, I'm not sure if I'm awakeor 

Dreaming. 

- Emmy Pontin 

Fear Brings Strength 

You glance at me with condemning eyes. 

Fearful eyes 

Ca reful nor [0 walk too close. 

After aU, my pams sag 

my clot hes are baggy 

and I'm young 

Inexperienced and willing to learn the ha rd way... 

You strengthen me 

Every time you tighten your grip on your purse, 

Every time you hide from my stare, 

Every time you disown my bold generation 

I, like my brot hers and sisters, know how to play you r int im idation. 

Don't blame drugs , 

AIDS, 

]V and magazines. 

Do n' t blam e us for wha t some people do. 

Srop blaming our new breed of m usic 

You wo uldn't silence it if those topics weren't tr ue, 

\\:'e know you old folks are afraid. 

\\:'e feed on your fear. 

And we will keep hauming you in th e mall 

Until you acknowledge our presence. 

--Naila C hauncey 

Clarity 

Fantasy rushes towards you 

With immaculate arrangements of colour and speed 

Your senses and mind 

Only capture 

Less than you can imagine 

Mrs. Clarity finds other twisty paths 

Down the endless roads. 

But even she is masked 

By eternal blindness 

So alt will be. 

Until the new is immune. 

- • Anna Strauss 

- Hai Vu

UNTITLED 

My Blan ket 

--Gai l Pak 

Inside t he blanket of my family, 

the re is warmth, safety, and love. 

I feel these emotions swirl around 

me like a soothing hot bath. 

I look outside the window, to 

the dark park across the street. 

I see the selling of love, selling 

of fake pleasure. 

I see sorrow. 

I see death. 

1pull my blankets over my head, 

I sleep not in peace. 

Tormentors, beau tiful tormentors. why do you make me want you so 

and then not want me back? 

Please, I'll teach you mercy if you'll just take me off this rack. 

Assassin, assassin are you here to take my soul? 

If you are then don't leave pieces I beg you take me whole. 

Carpenter. carpenter have you come to sand me down my friend? 

Square I was never mean t to be, fortu ne make me round aga in. 

Driver, driver you have not earned you r fare. 

For I asked you to take me home but this is far from there. 

Prostitute. prostitute you say if I pay you'll treat me right, 

But if one's wallet is empty would yo u eve r spend the night? 

Cobbler. cobbler I want not shelte r nor food to eat, 

But just to know if you can make shoes for my three feet. 

Gunsmith. gunsmith I've got one hell of an itch, 

Tha t'll last and last and won't get scratched until I kill that son of a bitch. 

Repair man. repair man can you fix my TV set? 

I gave it sun and watered it but all it got was wet. 

Postman, postman take this package to far and wide, 

Then kiss the recipient gentl before she finds out what's inside. 

Axeman. axeman go ahead and chop me down, 

You'll get ten feet of timber .but there's way more underground. 

Holy man, holy man I won't repent on judgement day, 

To gain salvation. pearly gates. one can't be judged by what they say. 

Sculptor, scul ptor I beg you. can't you see. 

That if you never carve me how much more that I could be? 

Locksmith, locksmith sorry to ca ll again. 

You let me out twice already but now I want back in. 

Teacher. teacher you've had your turn, 

Now sit among your pupils and learn to learn. 

Mother. mothe r tell me what you've seen, 

For all this world is a darkness that confuses and encumbe rs me. 

Mother. mother I'm old and it's time for me to leave the nest, 

Build my own and feed your grandchildren from my orange plumed 

breast. 

Sunshine, sunshine I'll ride a rainbow to that place. 

To get away from cold shoulders, frosty hearts and this icy damp 

embrace. 

--Spe ncer Maybee 

--Brian Yam 

-Bridget Light

Th e Darkroo m 

The red light creates shadows 

within shadows 

Dh, what a feat it wo uld it would 

Be to capture 

Hermits 

On Film 

They know what it is to be blind 

They dwell in the darkness of this 

dark room 

That dilates my pupils 

Under the red shadows 

I grow increasingly anxious 

Perhaps that was them! 

That noise . . . 

I sh ou ldn't be here alone 

Perhaps it was my own shaking 

knees 

Bumping against the cupboard that 

bore 

A likeness to the sound of a gentle 

rapping 

At the 

Door 

I wQ:ch 

cecce, wO'"'k1'l~ ectn~ ~.s 

~~ ~ tp n [her own per~ ce-ce wtn the w01:l e-oc» [hem 

.:n I W'Q:ch. 

A'1 rtIS'"Irl3, tme ~ eveQJt1n3 

11:'::~~£p~by~ 

Qr~ben.sd'1Ven 

eecn wtn [her own ~. [her own ey:> 

.:n I wqctl 

~ P'l:Y n 0 pa1.:'. [her ()"K) eee cJ rreecm 

~ [0 evertP;f13 txt [her~ a:':I the ~S> 

30 bOCk' md rem 

:')[i(, I wq ch 

A \.ICITlO'), ,5!VI13 brttI· A new, tnY mr~ cce» t~ ~ 

to the 'to.'a11 rc- the rr~ rme ~ery:ITI3 0 ~o-y. 

za rTX.dl to ee» 

.:n I wQ:dl 

Nj"Hrne T~~, ~U'J'"tt"!3 rcre rn::m 0 ~ paty; 

Klud. ~ , tt!eY own the wcr\d They 6:) no.' ~ the rrzn 

$Xi13 n the S101:Yw~ ~3 q them 

.:n I wqCtl 

rc- I an the ety wtx::h never ~ I wQ:dl 

Perhaps it was merely my own feet 

Shuffling softly 

Across the floor that sounded like 

the scurrying 

01 

Hermits 

The picture darken as the image 

appears 

The sha dows weigh heavy in this 

Dark room 

My eyes see things that possibly 

Aren 't there 

Hermits 

I hurry to flick on the light. 

·-Shelley Harbin

[ tliin(ofyou 

ufun tfll 5 un 

gotS w .>fup. 

'J1..llen tnt snatWU's. 

mdt into 

tM tfar(TIe.ss 

oftM n!¢it. 

[tninf:..ofyvu. 

'J\.litTl tlit 

tany fflQrtIing 6irU. 

mat

New Age Messiah 

The laughing man has stopped smiling 

And a terrible shroud of darkness has covered my mind. 

The world is a pit of purulence 

And me, living in an imposture world of eternal optimism. 

He was the prope ller. 

He was the answer, his fixed countenance the measure. 

But it has perished in the face of reality. 

The cheeks we re tired and are soothed by the rain. 

My beloved mirror has the instant scar of a vicious spider. 

The Elysian fields are forever barb ed with this memo ry. 

-- Christophe r Lawley 

--Erika Soh 

Deception 

Deceit takes many forms. 

Lies that disguise the 

Truth... 

That wants a voice . 

We know. 

Yet we sit, me believing you believing 

me, believing her, believing both of us, so we 

don't get hurt. 

-- Rachael Brownell

; 

'1 \'. 

Life on 'Earth is afast !wuJing tiuer 

tnat pu;KJ you up ana carries you aWng, 

past tlie trees and tfie mountains, 

6y the heavers and tfie wolfcubs with their mother, 

andon andon, 

untitsuaaenfy you 6egin to sioio Mum, 

getting tangrea in thegrease and pollution often million cars, 

ana tfiat oM tire, 

tlien you come to a fiatt beside die tin cans anatfie 6roKs-n

Joy for the Cute Stuff tn the World 

Passion frui t. 

Sad ly give n. 

To a silver snail. 

Carr ying to a lonesome lad all in its lonesome shell. 

A path to make. 

A rhyme to break . 

All in one furious fit. 

Gives solace in his lonesome hell. 

With no concoct ion, to make him stir. 

A little bit of nothing will go a long way. 

As it is 

In its lonesome shell 

To a lonesome lad. 

A silver snail has 

Sad ly give n away its 

Passion fruit. 

-- Jim Kapakos 

_ I _-to_i· j ·1 

I I I· ;... 

-H-. ~ - ~.-- , 

CARMEN CHAN

J2L 

'Dramatic 'Experience 

As pan of audience research. 

the OAC Drama students went 

out into neig hbourhood schools 

to talk with the kids. Jarvis 

students went to Church 51. 

Public School and ( 0 Park 

Public School and spent two 

days working with a children's 

script, playin g drama games and 

findi ng out what interests kids 

in grades one to four. 

Later in the spring. the children 

came to Jarvis as the audience 

for our First Annual Children's 

The atre Festival! A great 

community project.

STUDENT 

COUNCIL 

Simon Strauss 

President 

CONSEIL ETUDIANT 

1\lembers: Simon S. (P resident). Debbie Y. (Vice-President), 

Christo pher L. (Secretary). Sidney C.(Vice President of External 

A ffairs) ,Demian L. (Social Convenor),Jason C.(Treasurer) 

Si la base est bonne, la structure ne risque pas de s'ecrouler: 

avec notre base I' e, on TIe tombe ra jamais." Fetchez 1a 

vache!" 

• 

ie Claire L.(Vice- 

MULTICULTURAL CLUB 

guage or 

and the 

,money 

's dance 

sful, we 

l~l9'aic keeps 

is devoted 

Reanne Cantuba 

President 

Members: Ji ang L. , Reann e C,Valinie c., Bogdan N., 

Yi w., Leah L.. Geetah N.,James 1.,Yolanda A., U ros K., 

Vla dimir S., Ned S.

SENATORS 

Simon Strauss 

B.A.A. 

Once again.the B.A.A.had a strong year.although we got 

off to a slow start. Wit elp of all the members. Mr. 

Pearl and Mr. Kreine 

~ 

e '(\ e able to accomplish a lot 

this year. Interfonn \Va ~ ess with the involvementof 

theseniorstuden asco al~ withthe trophiesand 

prizes the Champi~\ rec 'e t- A.f'usual. the pep rallyinspiredschool 

spirit a~ n i l the BI

"For the Students,By 

The Students." Well. 

that about sums it up. 

Despite various bat- 

IJ9 s ~ ( \>P !Jl:~ft~ J 

anlll ,lQl~W! " . 

l:2Il ha.~e r~d . 

I . . I 

na y. pr - ed... 

I " 

ThanKS' to a fabulous 

I 

I' 

I 

and dedicated staff 

and 

riotous weekly 

meetings the JaQN o 

has been, hopefully, 

accurate,inform ative 

and a blast! 

Vito Labate and 

MaggieG ilmour 

Co-Editors 

JARGON 

~ Ie mhers : Maggie G..Vito L .Athena E.. Ryan So. Elisabeth E . Dan B.. Christia n L.. 

Meg :-.1., Dina H.. Raheela A.. Valinie C . Paddy g.. Ishm a A·H.. Debra M..Tsui-I T.•Syreeta R. 

INNER-CITY TUTORING 

Mem bers: Sclvarathy A. .Yasoth a A..Yun B..Vijitha B.. Lily C . Christ ine D.. Danaya H.•Vi Wen H.• UTOS K.. 

Jin Hyun L..Christopher L.. Mindy Syua n L.. Ngyuet L.. Leo L.. K.L.. Stacey L.. Liang ~L Carol M.. Esayas 

N., Kelsey N..Yien N..Tom R..Jee Yeon R.. Rahima S.•Brooke T..Christina w.Jessica w..Mark X..Siddhardha 

B.. Jack L.. Raymon d L.. Spence r M.• Kasra H.. Maia R..Le Dieu T .Thu Hang T . Tsuyi Van C . Grace D.• 

Na rasba D..Anna H.•Niem Tu H.. Yi Wen H.•Ysmael a..Jana R.. Krishanthy 5.•Kasthu ri 5.•Debbie T..Tran 

T . Jenah Y . Jillian Y . Cece lia Y..Yolanda Z .•Anu r H., Jessica N.. Vue 0 ..Yi W.,Vincent T. 

UrosKaradzic

STUDENTS FOR STUDENTS 

50S is a group of fifty young women and men from grades II , 12 and OAC who act as helpers, listeners. 

guides, tutors and role models to younger students in the school. A particular focus of 50S is 10help ease the 

transition to high school for grade nines by working with small groups in Mentoring classes. Participation in 

the 50S Program is a voluntary experience and there is a two-day training session in September for all members. 

Staff Sponsors: Janice Fricker, Ava Szczurko. and Sally Jordan. 

Kudos to us, the original 

founding members 

of the SC I-F I Club ! 

Those of us who have 

discarded the boundaries 

of human existence 

and entered the surreal 

SCI..FI 

s 

and others of the third 

kind would like 10 collectively 

express our C=ll~"'''''_'''' 

gratitu de to the best Members : Juliet A., Gillian A., Vaibhav B., Melody B., Sasha B., Chris C., Caroline C.• 

sponsor in the galaxy. Ian c.. David D.• Sara F.,Jurgen H.• Jason H.• Stephen H.• Dominic H., Jason Kwan., Sieu 

Mr. Schroeder. May the L.. Bob L., Raymond L.. Grace L., Norris L., Julia M.• Cynthia M., Kunwah M.• Clif M.• 

force be with you. Billy M., Leonard N., Chri s S., David S.• Patrick S., Vincent T., Kevin T.. Susie V.• Keith 

\V.• Mr. X. Dong Y.. Jonathan Y.

BADMINTON 

Here.there.Birdy.Birdy. On and off the court.wegot together 

every Mondaypericd

Fun and exciting. Learn how 

to defend yo urself agai nst 

others. 

MARTIALARTS 

Kevi 

ung 

~ I em bers: Bob L.. Chong L.. Winston W.• Raymondc..Terence L.. Hien c.. David S.•Simon P.. Lawrence M., 

Jason H., Calvin M.•Paul C., Raymond L.,Amin S., Chu Pheuy W., Jack X.• Parwez N.. Bobby C.•Tran C; William 

M.• Patrick L.,Amy T.. Bonnie c.. Anna K.•Jessica W., Lilly T.. Krista Y. Tsui Van C.• Anna T., Nhat D.•Tariq Z.• 

Alan T., Budd L., Thang C , Jason C 

The first ever at J.CI..this club 

represents a group of dedi 

cated people who enjoy the 

great art offishing and believe 

in respecting the evi ronment. 

We hope. .lWur tri tfS: and 

meetings t .~_:?have gained 

im II ~ , Inlif(~y 

cool A shi g. 

I 

hi· , ~am 

C.\;,Pfes)dent 

Members: Taro M. (Prez of Mu skie). Brian Y. (Prez of Bass). Kent L. (Head of Bait ), Rebecca N. (Life Guard). 

Niall K., Patrick M., Jason Y. (Equipment Carrier), Cindy W. (Driver), Phil L. There are others. StaffSponsor: Ramon 

Ramos

~ Science 'Club w~ble to == - - - 

re-estab . this year with 

the h pofdedicat ind i~ 

-als. A wide spectru of fun. 

grou -ori ted acn ities that 

coverc di cr nt cct~the 

,Hfree SCI 1 W s inrroduced. 

Undoubt e enthusiasm 

and excitement created will 

cause the ~of th e Science 

Club to::;;: even more 

successful.~ 

SCIENCE 

vte m bers: Syreeta R., Kelsey N.• Debbie T., Tommy Y., Zi W., Christina v..:. Isabel w . Ametia LcAnncna Y. Ian M., Jonathan Y., 

Norris L., Stanley C., Vincent T., Bob L.. Jason H., Jessica N.. Winston w.,Thang C , ChauT.. Subathira 8. , Vaibhas B., Timothy H., 

Chris c.,Raymond L.. Owen E.,Ted M.•Shirley C . Carmen M.• Debbie M.. Genevieve w.,Ben T., Simon w.,Zhi Gun C.•Charles Z., 

Luan D., Duke 1., Yosotha A., Mindy L.. Sabi r P., Susan F.. Dawn C., Hilary P., Patrick L., Hieu T., Jianduong L., Anthony T., 

Sieu L., William Y., YenT., Valerie T.,Andre F., Jian Wei L., Van Hoa C . Ch i Phong L., Ellen L.,TommyY., Nam T., SusamT., Loan L.. 

Vien L.. Michelle 5.•Tu C. Minh 0.. Kelly L., Michael C.. Vue Q., Yang L.. KingJ.,Tsvi VanC .YingYan Z.•James J., David N., 

Jameela D.•Christina W. Don 8.. NiemTuH. 

ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES 

n~-.--;: ;;;;;,"n_ ""''''''"",.-., Despite the worms and the din, those who took pan in 

the Environmental IssuesClub ast year, were astonished 

by the results ofth ir hard work when the trees they 

helped grow from s cdline rated the Jarvis greenhouse. 

This year, m s and dirt, but when the 

H,""" wildflowers started to blossom. the members again realized 

the worthiness ofth~ ir sacrifices . 

Members: TroyS., DukeT., NamT., Mindy L ,Christian H.,Winston W., ZiJianW.,KelseyN., TommyY. Chrisc.,DebbieMa., 

O1fistina W.,.Jessica N.,ShirleyC., w an D.,James J., Subathira B.,Sieu L,Niem Tu H. 

JEAH 

leah. Objective: The complete removalofsIiceness and the 

e4~~~~~~lunch . 

Missionaccomplished. Our 

~ a defied both mathematical laws 

large that the French 

i order to accom- 

.,"w. ",,+ .cd chicken: 

1)- (slice + 

~:a9!. 

and Dak 

19 .• mmy P., Mart ha 

ul H., Calum P.

The Euchre-BridgeClub wasan idea that 

was put intoaction thisyear. Our club is 

filled with fun and strategy. Its purpose: 

to provide a time for relaxation. School 

doesn't necessarily meanall work and no 

play. Everyone relaxeswhenthe Euchre 

Bridge Clubs meets. Thank you to all 

::~it~4t~ I ~1;:~m~~~ 

Cam\!- -' 011 !UR',tm 

n ' , ' .-,., . tivJ:es. 

A ~io ll ~ : ery :/ - 13pPleciated. 

And than ~ou Mr. Caldwell for 

beingthe club sponsor,givingthis crazy 

idea the cha nce to prosper. Thanks to 

all who supported the club. May the 

Euchre-Bridge Club continue a tradition 

atJarvis! 

Danny Mark 

President 

M embers: Josh B., Kevin C . Ronny C; Stephan C; Caroli ne C , Linh D., 

Quen E., Ian H., Hao H., Kenny H., Ellen L., Morgan L., Sherman L., Aaron 

L., Bob L., Connie L., Raymond L., Jiangdong L., Chi-Phong L., Nina L., 

Wai Wai L.. Clif M., Danny M.,TedM., David M., Kosal S., HieuT.,Anthony 

T., Tommy T., Ben T., John T., Keith W., Sabir P., Simon v.,Kyle Y. 

~iiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;iiiiiiiiiiii ~::::;; ::;;::;~:;:::; ;;::: :::;;; ;:::: ::;:::: ;:;::; ;::::=:;;; ;;;;: ;:;:j They say that photos never lie; 

Photos record memories when they die. 

Our club's goal is plainand clear: 

To captur the m . hat you most 

fear! 

l\l embers : Tristan 8. , Lynn C; Grace L., Belen A., Marla M., Lukasz M., Susan F.,A nn L.,Amy T., Bonnie C; Chi 

Wei L., Yue Q., Khanh c.,Raymond C., Chun Kit c.,Lisa L., Leah L., Jeff c..Kate P., Rachel B., Christine D., 

Annetta Y., Amelia L., Krista Y., Jorge v.,Jayson F., Maftuha A., Jana F., Ku-Tae K., Jung-Min L., Jae Min L., 

Carolina R.

The UJAAMA is aimed at Continental and 

DiasporicAfricans. Discussiontopics focusedon 

issues concerning the Black community such as 

media images o B a J,j {) Ie. Black women in 

music. syste ic racism. etc. e club provides 

Blackstudent! witha senseof community within 

the largerJarvf ulation. It has been xtremely 

successful this year a many students. old and 

young found itabsolute necessar that they participate. 

UJAAMA 

Members: Debbie Y.. Lisa M.. Naila C. Marsha 

K.. Syreeta R.. Esi M.. Marina I.. Allison G.. 

Neikeisha J.• Sandra E . Prisca L.. Rukiya B.. 

Dishawn J.. Susan J.. Oscar K.. Ausil G.. Cordell L 

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HlSfORY 

This newlyfoundedclubofJarvis Collegiatehashad a successful start. Although only 

in itsfirst organizationalyear, the HistoryClubhasdone many things fromdiscussions 

to field trips. Much more is expected for the nex chool year with fresh and original 

ideascoming inallthe time. 

MilicaJankovic 

., l.d.Di ., Am y S., Lily T., 

Jessica W.• MUlloy H., rc e Ie S., Claire Y.. Rac hel 

S.• and Ava Sczurko. staff sponsor. Here in spirit: 

Melisa D.. Niem Ttl H.. Jessica N. 

.\Iembers: "mica Brooke T.. Steven M, Anika, Nick 1., en•.Mr. Lazare (Sponsor) 

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DEBATING SOCIETY 

Helen Racanelli 

~I em b e rs: KimT.• ClifM .• JulieR.•BrianY.,Andrea M.,Georgina 

M.. Debra M., Chris 5., Helen R. (president), Paul H. (VP), 

Sonya M. (coach), Ms. Mazurkiewicz. 

SCHOOL REACH 

What has...? 

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S.P.AM. 

This would have been a good photo but most ofus 

had the flu, and the rest wanted to bugger off home. 

Toodles! 

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Members: Matt W., Anthony E., Jay H., Laura 8. , 

Mike E.,Alan H.,Antoine E , Marianne G., Jim K., 

Josh c, DiederikM. 

MPROV 

The Improv Club was a strange place for people with 

the needto degrade theme 

lations throughout the 

ay to act really weird, 

~So come on down and 

eating-monkey-lovingr 

Thanks Ash 

STAGECREW 

Weare the people behind thescenes, lighting the way to 

successful performances. If you have been diagnosed 

with stage fright as allour memQ!:{s have been, then you 

can be part o~ - lll.8 e ~u Jill ieam the art of 

"lights,came&Jan 'a!tion _ - irst-handand .. JI experiencethe 

excitement 0 t p dr . . < . ng with the performers. 

Members: Je 

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S., JamesJ..D bbic . omm L istina Wc Kelsey 

N., Mindy L., Bobby L., Don E , Duke T., Patrick L., 

C h i~Wei L., Luan D., Nam T., William M., Debbie T., 

TommyY.

Artists and everyone whose hobby is art have been meeting every two 

weeks in room 413 during this, the first yearofthe re-creation ofthe 

Art Club. We have enjoyed a variety ofactivities and field trips and 

wejoinedour strengths and abilities to org Art SaielExhibition 

ofstudents' master pieces. 

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Members: Tristan 8., Vidushi 8., Nitai 8.. Edward C . Khanh C . 

Caroline C. Lynn C. Lan D.•Jana E, Kinga E. Ben J.•Jason K.. 

Jian Wei L., Carmen M., Linda M.• J.1. M.• Martin M., Huy N.• 

Monica P.•Carl 5.. Regina 5.. Matt 5.. Elissa T., Deo v..Cindy W.• 

Jack X.•Ceci lia Y.. Yolanda Z. 

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OHfAMREROHIOJIR 

Members: Fiona I.. Nyranne M.• Esme M.•Laura B.•KristelT.. Sonya M.•Natal ieT., EJisbeth E . Susan C. Tuyet 

v.,Alina D.•Anika v.. Melissa McC., Latoya H.. Sarah G., Sabine J., Caroline C

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The BrassQuintet (sanstrombone player)is backonceagain 

this year! We had a g tan withour first performance at 

the annual HolidayAs. bly. e Quintet has workedextremelyhard 

this y. ex enting with various styles of 

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challengingrepen :~~ offmanygreatperformances. 

Keep u th V;or 

~ Iem bers: 

Charles L. 

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The Jarvis Orchestra has had a very successful year. Managing 

to perform many concerts and events without breaking a single 

instrument. as been one of our proude st accompli shments. 

Thank you 55 Ihoffer for all ofyour hard k and pa- 

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Members: Chris v.. L.e ~ .•Charles L.. B Ull 

H.. Esther J.. Martha M.. Ted 1.1.•Christian Lc Aaro n L.. Oscar 

A.. Brenda k.. Moy L.. Natalie d.•Diederik M.. Jamie T.. 

and Ms. Kocuko v. 

~I£.·mbers : Elisa L..MiaomiaoY.. Sylviac..HeatherM.. SarahG., lshmaA.. Rosie D., EricaS.. ClementP.,JasonL..lanc..Emily R.•Harris 

I.. Kim T.. Andre v.. Corrine L.. Brenda K., Michelle S.. Cam N..Ann L. Rebecca N.. Andrean na w..Jae Min L. Man Ha H.. Peter K.. 

Debbie T.•Eva H.. Michael A..Tuyet V" Jacquel yn H.,Amanda B.,Jana F.,Jason M.. Jessica P., Kate G.. Sandy K.. Buu H., Moy L. Le 

Dieu T., Elisabeth B., Boi Linh v.:Charles L.. Marsha N., Tom R.., Leesa K.

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xrcmbers: Elisa L., Sylvia C; MiaomiaoY., Kirsten 8., Jason L., Heather M., Emily R.. Corrine L.. Brenda K., 

Ann L.. Rebecca N., Andreanna W. Eva H. 

The Senior Stein 

musicians who 

tacklethe great cia 

SENIOR STRINGS ENSEMBLE 

xte rnbers: Elisa L., Miaomiao Y., Sylvia C.•Heather M.•Sarah G.• IshmaA .•Rosie D.• Erica S.•Clement P.,Van P.. 

Kirsten 8. , Catherine P.. Jason L.,lan C.• Emily R., Harris I., Kim T..Andre v..Corrine L.. Brenda K.•Michelle S., 

Cam N.• Ann L., Rebecca N.,Andreanna W, l ac Min L., Man Ha H., Peter K., DebbieT., Eva H., MichaelA., Jiang 

CONCERT BAND 

TheConcertBand practic~~l¥~~~~ 

Members: Elisa L., Miaomiao Y., Sylvia C, Heather M.,Sarah G., Ish li~~iri 

Ian c., Emily R., Harris I.. Kim T.. Andre v.,Corr ine L., Brenda K. 

Andreanna W, Jae Min L., Jonathan c.,Man Ha H., Peter K., D e bb i c·~""'=,j, · 

Jacquelyn H.,Amanda 8., Jana E. Jason M., Jessica P.. Kate G.•Sandy 

Boi LinhV, Charles L., Marsha Mg Y., Tom Rees., Leesa K. 

J.e.K. lFM 

J.C.L FM had one ofits best Y~Jrs ever. We successfully I,:"f--..,-l----::;:;:;:;:;;~--___;::===;;=_l 

played a large variety of m u~--e ve ry morning. We'd like 

to tha nk Mr. Ashurst f be'i1?g our staff sponsor and for 

supporting J.e .I. FM r sri' long. Keep the music alive ! 

ta n Lee 

Members: Shali Ann R., ris L. Debbie Y , Rachael w., 

Ubol M., Steve B.. Go]gU'n..,D emiao L:. Rahi a 5., Susan A., 

Yollanda Z.. Rabea D., Latie . onva 1- .• 'in T., Dominic H., 

Linda M., Xuan Yen C. . vid C. Stuart B., Tim .,Andrew R., Raven 

1., Sebastien L., Mans r ",Jason H.. Melissa ., Keith M.. Staff 

Sponsor: Mr. Ashurst. 

GENDER RETREAT GROUP 

This very committed group of Jarvis stude nts, some of whom attended 

the Gender Retreat orga nized by the schoo l board two years ago, have 

been active in the school for the last two years . This year the students 

felt there was a need for anti-homophobia educa ion especially in Grade 

9 classes. With the help of the staff sponsors and Vanessa Russel from 

the Equity Studies Office at the school board and the cooperation of the 

Engl ish and ESL Departments at Jarvis the students organized and participated 

in a series of workshops, given in Grade 9 English and ESL 

classes. The Jarvis students teamed ug v.ith facilitators from TEAC H, 

meaning Teens Educating And Confronting Homophobia. The workshops 

were extremely successful. 

Violet Rosengarten 

Members: Laura N., Melissa D.. Sidne}; ., Reanne C, Claire Y.. Debbie Y.. Le Dieu 

T, Caragh T Staff Sponsors: Violet Rosengarte n and Dave Ashurst. 

LAKE ST.GEORGE T RIP 

Th irty-four lucky students had the opportunity 

to spend a getaway weekend trip to Lake 

St. George. During these three days we were 

able to cram a wee k load of fun, with crosscou 

ntry skii ng, owl stud ies, toboganning. 

skating, survival techniques. lake studies and 

no sleep. What can I say, it was a blast! 

Special thanx to Mr. Whitney and Ms. 

McPhee for accompanying us. You are the 

BEST !

CLAREMONT TRIP 

In late September, a 

group of Jarvisites spent 

a fun-filled weekend at 

the Claremon t Conservation 

Centre. It was an 

oppor-tunity for students 

from different 

cultures to meet and 

participate in many 

exciting activities. As a 

result. many new friendships 

were created. not 

to mention a brand a 

new 1995-96 Multicultural 

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Executive. 

From chariots of fire to 

driving a bus to throwing 

cows at councils, the 

Club Showcase was definitely 

a creative and exciti 

ng per formance. It 

succeeded in presenting 

the variou s clubs available 

at Jarvis to the student 

population. 

As one Jarviaite put it: 

"It was oh , sooo exciting!!" 

CLUB 

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,\lidget: Carl Baglio. Ross Bain. Alex Brookes. l akav Dunat. Fred Gerra. Stephen Leung. 

Jake Toms. Oneil Wright. J un ior: Fouod Anashara. Alex Gardner. Paul Haberer. nt-ng 

Hong. Femi James. Kandiah Kandiah. Seon Lukr. Patrick: Lukusa, Jeff.HcNab, Kinh 

Bang Nguyen, Ken Otuo-Acneompon. Abdul Raja h. Amin Sadoti, Darryl Seunath. Dang 

TOIl Thien. Pieter Vall Dijk. Sen ior: Fuisul Anashara. ll/ch Bennett, Githeno Condra. 

Adrian Jordan, Kamrun Khadenhossieni. Dennis Kissi, Raza Moghal, Patrick Murtaugh, 

Nenad Stoiic. Sasha Stojic. Lee Sutherland. Coaches: Mr. M UIIII , Mr: Pyatt. 

One word sum s up the 1995 track season. SUCCESS. A total commitment to training. 

hard work and effort by every athlete led to the team's remarkable success. Two returning 

seniors. Adrian Jordon and Lee Sutherland stepped up and provided the leadership. 

work ethic and dedication which woul d mark this team. A diminutive Ross Bain 

provi ded the gutsy inspiration for everyone at practice day in and day out. 

TSSAA SENIOR CHAMPIONS HIP 

A small contingent of seniors won the senior TSSAA 

track championship with an amazing 172 points (highest 

total ever for Jarvis). A commitment to multi ple 

events and outstanding individual performances were 

the foundation for the team 's victory. Ned Stojic was 

the senior overall champion with 30 points. Ned had 

an out standing meet with 2nd in the 800m. 2nd in the 

ISOOm. 2nd in the 3000m. and 4th 400m hurdles. 

'TEAM CHAMP IONS HIP TR OPHY'. 

For the first time in twenty-five years the overall boys 

learn trophy was wrest led from Central Tech. The 

Jarvis track team took the overall championship with a 

309 point total. 

OFSSA 

The remarkable success of the 4x400 relay team (Jordan. 

Anashara. Lee, Van Dijk : 3:23.8) was marred by a 

disappointing 9th place finish at OFSSA. An outstanding 

run by Adrian Jordan took him to second place (48:49) in the Senior 400 metre s. 

Lee Sutherland placed fifth in Senior highjump (1.90) and Alex Gardner was sixth in 

Junior javelin (48.44). Coached Munn and Pyatt were extremely proud of the effo rt 

put forth by this team.

WOMEN 'S TRACK AND FIELD TEAM 

1.£/'10 Right: LAure" Cook, Jenny Kozelj . Nicole 

Darrington. Teisha Thomp son. Lisa Morgan. Tamara Francis, 

Sarah Giesbrecht. Lost in the Du st: Kirsten Bielef eld. 

Rebecca Ng, Anna Murtaugh, Beth Teida. Jasmine BUrI/s, 

Neikeisha Joseph. Prisco Lukusa. Susan Jordan. Amw Rubin, 

Tanya Liburd. 

CROSS-COUNTRY 

Back R OM:: Noah Fine, Pal Murtaugh, non-member, Vitl/m 

Abeygundarawena; Josh Rappo rt, Derrick de Kerckhove, Anna 

Murtaugh, Michelle Girard, Jenny Bradshaw, Sam Babe (coach). 

l\Jiddle Row: Paul Haberer, Bagur Lipcsey. Mathieu Feagan. Kumara n 

Khandiah, Carl Baglio. Terence Lam, Shennan Lam, Terris PreSIOn , 

Yollanda Zhang, Kelly Liao. Front Row: Marv Pearl (coac h), lim 

Malartic. Alec Brooks, Chris Khan, Wilson Lam, Ross Bain. Era HI/, 

May u rn. Stuffing their Faces: Kirsten Bielefeld. Helen Buie, Fred 

Gerra. Ian Ha, Ann Mather, Meg McCarron. Audra Reyni. Anna Rubin, 

Peifer Van Dijk. 

The women's track and 

field team had a very 

exciting season. Those 

early morning jogs and 

exhilarating practices 

paid off - this being 

shown from the 

successful season. Four 

of our talented and skilled 

women made it to 

OFSAA - Lauren Cook, 

Jenny Kozelj, Sarah 

Giesbrecht and Anna 

Rubin. Congratulations 

go to the members for 

their great season. 

Hi! Our plan failed 

:(and we won the 

overall team championship:) 

Our super 

speedy boys (midget, 

junior and senior) 

along with Anna 

Rubin, the fastest of 

them all, sped on to 

OFSSA while the rest 

of the speedy group 

sped to the nearest 7 

II in High Park and 

stuffed their faces. 

Thank You. Sam Babe 

and Marv Pearl, for all 

the speedy fun times 

we had. Bye. 

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Jarvis returned to 

senior competition in 

1995 with a good 

contingent ofj unior 

players, but only five 

experienced senior 

ath letes. Despite 

losing five games , the 

team was competitive 

on the field , but the 

lack of experience 

caused breakdo wns 

and inco nsistency in 

play at crit ical moments. 

The team 

finished the season on 

a positive note with a 

victory over Eme ry 

Co llegiate. 

Mr. Munn 

Jarvis baseball came 

into its own this year 

with a trip to the 

playoffs for the first 

time in years. 

Though we were 

beaten by N.T., our 7· 

2 regular season 

record was enough to 

be proud of. Thanks 

go out to the coaches. 

Mr. Lazare and Rosh, 

for putting their time 

and guidance into the 

team. We're all 

looking forward to 

creating our own 

field of dreams next 

year. 

Simon Strauss 

MEN'S FOOTBRll 

Back Row: Manny Dennis, Micheal Chamber/an, Demetri Cveskovic, Igor 

Tcherniak, Alistair Oldfi eld, Nial Kopplin, Jesse Rock, JeffMcNab, Steve 

Osmak, Matt Lim, Matt Weed, Kun Wah Mak, John Mangal. Front Row: 

Kabir Bains, Omar Oma r; Chris Warne, Jake Toms. Alex Gardner, Danny 

Lee. Gilberto Gandra. Greg Wanger. Kamran K.. Alvaro Aluarez. Danny 

Morton. Jim Seta, Philip Silua. Tackled 8 )' Nothern: Zoes Giannoyus, 

Calum Parrott, Tony Tam, Fraser Williston. Jesse Wright. 

MEN'S BRSEBRll 

Back Row: Tamar Marcos, Gabrie l Ng. Danny Lee. Yakos Spiliotopoulos, 

Mr. Lazare (couch), Nick Fothergill. Jake Toms, Kamran Khadem, Tony 

Tam. Front Row: Carlos Pineda. Sham Sohal. Matt Feagan, Ali Khadem. 

Signed With Baltimore: Ennis Blentic. Xiwei Fong, Simon Strauss, 

Abinyah Walker, Ari Kanapathy, Adam Merrick, Faisal Meboob. Matt 

Raincock, Peter Venetas, Gregorio Jimenez.

WOMEN 'S FI ELO HOCKEY 

Back Row: Miss McQueen (coach). Rachel Stokes. Karren ~. Lilly 

Lazare- Greene. Luky Corfu . Anna Cohen . Katie ,WcCown. U:. Nelson, Lidja 

Puteris. Nyranne Martin, Sarah Schmocker, Leah Kid, Sarah Geisbrecht, 

Esme Markle. Feryl Said. Sara Cohen. Heather McDonnell. Jessica Finne); 

Jennifer Trail, Peter D'Cru: (coach). Front Row.. Marie-Laure Knapp. 

Jackie Chretien. Rebecca Moiese, Nina Corfu. Jessica Price. Karen Sionim, 

Tanya Ngo, Alejandro Gonzalez Jordan MlIs:yn.rki, Kendra Duhelaa r: 

Mary Beth Keefe, Rebecca Ng. Growing the Grass: Melanie Feliciano, 

Ann Luedeke , Mye ra Woest'. 

WOMEN'S I CE HOCKEY 

Through blood, 

sweat and tears (not 

to mention anger 

control problems. 

foul language. and 

death threats) the 

field hockey team 

had a great season. 

Thanks to Ms. 

McQueen and Peter, 

coaches 

extraordinaire, for 

making us run 

around the track 'til 

we ju st about threw 

up. 

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Back Ro w: Katie Kenny: !..uk)' Corfu, Soraya Hutchinson, 

Caragh Titherington, Jesse Wright (coach). Ms. McPhee 

(coach). Front Ro...·: Kim Tsoi, Anna Cohen. Jessica Price, 

Maria Knapp. Anne l'.fmher, Kale Bens-wdmot. Learn ing to 

Figu re Skate: Larkin Macken::ie·Ast. Sarah Schmocker, Helen 

Buie, Danny Morton (coach). Niall Kopplin (coach). 

"She shoots, she scores !" 

That sound co nstantl y 

echoed the arena; 

unfortuantly it was usually 

directed toward the other 

team . Well, we had fun. 

and that's all that counts. 

Thanks to Mrs. McPhee. 

super coach. always willing 

to drive players home from 

George Bell area. Even 

though we said we'd get 

'em next year last year. this 

year we mean it! 

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Buck Row: Martina Simko. Mrs. Schindler (couch). AIr. Buchanan (coach), Nyla 

Maharaf. Vania l.oh, Middle Row: Cindy lit, Hall Nguyen. Cum Ngo. Jacqueline 

Quach. Carrie Fiorillo. Judy Leung. Leesa Kwong. Front Ro w: Lesley Puckett. Diane 

J/.I: Shirley Chou. Nada Galala, Priscilla Hung. Connie Lee. Lilly Teng, John lHmg 

(coach). A' Ball-girl Training: Nada Gatalo. Priscilla Hung. Connie lee. U /(v Ieng, 

John nong (coach). 

The women'stennis 

team had an outstanding 

year. We 

unrelentlessly ranover 

everyone In ourway 

to the8 Division 

championships. 

Congratulations toall 

the players and 

specialthanks to 

John, Mr. Buchanan 

and Mrs.Schindler 

fortheircoaching, 

guidanceand car 

rides. 

Nada Galalo 

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MEN'S lINNIS 

Left 10 right: Mme. Gallop, Hieu Tran. Andrew JlcCrobie. Gorgiun 

Shaikh. Mr. Bell. Deion Aralihalli. Gone Fishing: Taro Murata; 

YUSII! Mukadam, Asia Ania, Mark Fiorillo. 

WOMEN'S SW IM TEAM 

Back Row: Bronwyn Taylor. Maja Skiba. Visnja Soronda. Sabine 

Johnson. Janri Ctephan. Alison Rogers. Marianne Gibeault. Second 

Row: Cindy Cooper (coach). Jacquelyn Hodgson-Dewin. Jaqueline 

Martyn. Front ROI+': Leigh Amsoo, Celina Jennings, Jessica 

Connolly, bearded woman, Lauren Cook, Jenny Kozelj, Caroline 

Corbit. Walking the Plank: Linsay Barton. Clara Dasilva. Rose 

Driscoll. Allison Freeman; E\'O Hu, Nicole Klement, Alina 

Kuscharska, Jessica Martin. Gilah McHugh. Laura Noack. Sarah 

O'Connor, Maia Renihan. Jessica Roder, Alexandra Stevenson. Sara 

Tahvildari, Yelena Timchenko, Andreanna Whitt}", Emma Wiechula. 

The Jarvis Men's 

TennisTeam enjoyed a 

dynamic seasonof 

competition in Division 

8. Perfect faJl weather 

enhanced our spirit. 

New and enthusiastic 

playerscontributed to 

a fine season. We 

thank our coaches for 

givinguptheirtimeand 

fall tennis season to 

make this team 

possible. We owe you 

Mme. Gallup and Mr. 

Bell! Thank-you! 

Once again the talent 

of thisgroup of buff 

gorgeous and skilled 

women have achieved 

above and beyond the 

call of duty. This 

amazinggroup 

reached great heights. 

withelevenswimmers 

receiving medals. 

Congratulations are in 

order for these 

women, proving that 

the impossible is 

possible. SWIM 

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WOMEN'SSENIOR BASKETBALL 

This year our senior girl's 

basketball team had only two 

returning playersfrom last 

season; therefore it was very 

young and inexperienced. The 

girlsplayed hard and put ina 

lot of effort, and as a team, 

improved greatly. Bythe end 

ofthe season, the girls were 

really working welltogether. 

Everyone'sreturning next year, 

so they should have a great 

season, and they're looking 

forward to it. 

Edith Buie and AmandaBittner 

Back Row: Kieva Richards, Sarah Ctuer: Mala Sihota. 

Mr. Keenan (coach). Edith Buie, Michelle Yam, Amanda 

Bittner. Front Row: Marsha Ng-You. Wiping Up 

the Dribble: Roxanna Goodhall, Rebecca Puesta. Sara 

Rodrig uez. 

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Tryouts forthe girlsjunior 

basketball team started the 

second week ofschool. 

There were at least 30 girls 

trying out for a team of 15. 

The talented girls who were 

picked practised endlessly 

and it showed as we lost 

only one game during the 

season. We made it to the 

semi-finalsand lost against 

thechampionshipteam. The 

team ended up being the 

third best in the city. 

Congratulationsgirls! 

Rukiya Bernard 

Back Row: Ms. Lloyd (coach), Maruta Ancans, Greta Lynn, 

Jasmine Burns, Jeananne Gosseen (manager), Noha Elzomor. 

Jennifer Bittner. Rukiya Bernard, Katie Kenny, Susan Jordan. 

Front Row: Lindsay Anderson, Anastassia Tsivtsivadze, Dina 

Knoransanee. La Toya Hall, Bilkees Khan, Liley Shannon Naomi 

Greckhol. 

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Bad Row: Jason Beauchene (coach), Clayton Auo, Long Ly, 

Mugabt' Walkel; Kent Lee, Bien Luu, Tom Kri ener (coach). Front 

Ro ....: Mike Lee. Minh Ngan, William Wang, Peter Kim. Ben Cuong. 

Ned Stojie. 

This year's youngand 

powerful volleyball team 

hadan outstandingseason 

with a recordof sixwins 

and only two losses. The 

team attended two 

tournaments, placing fourth 

inoneand comingout as 

championsintheother. 

A special thanks goes to 

Jasonforthe great 

coaching and allthosewho 

supported the team . 

ChingChing! 

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Back Row: Cis Phanthasomchil (coach ), Ho Lun Huynh, 

Jason Hong. Micheal Kissi. Abinyah Walker, Gabe Ng, 

Amhony Fang (coach). Front Ro ...·: Ton)' Hua, Josh Lam, 

Phil U , Yang Le, Darryl Seunath. 

Comingoff a great season last 

year, this year's Junior's were 

looking for successonceagain. 

With many new faces and new 

coaches, we played quite well 

ending the season with a 6 and 

2 record but losing to Northern 

in the play-downs. Many 

thanks to Cis and Ant hony for 

coaching us and hope to see 

them back next year. Also to 

Mr. Kreiner for running such a 

great program this year. 

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women's V-Ba ll team 

made it to the quarterfinal 

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con sisting of all veterans, 

got offto a slow start, but 

fin ished off with a 

ROAR! Congrat s to Edie 

(hitting machine), Lisa 

(Dai Jeh), Courtney and 

Celina (gypsy twins), 

Lauren (killer server), 

Belinda (the wall), Lydia 

(Lyds), Sandy 

(jump'jumpl), Michelle 

(midget). Kick some ass 

next year! 

Cindy (cinful) Yu 

Back Row: Lenox Shuman (coach), Lisa Louie (power), Lydia 

Heliopoulos (middle), Cindy Yu (setter), Edith Buie (middle), Mr. 

Solomon (staff) . JUiddJe Row: Belinda Mondenge (middle), Sandy Kim 

(technique). Michelle Lee (technique). Front Row: Lauren Cook 

(middle), Courtney Entwistle (power). Celina Jennings (power). 

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The junior volleyball 

team had an amazing 

season this year. We 

worked really we ll 

together which led us to 

our 2nd Humberside 

Tournament victory and 

our undefeated season. 

In the end, our season 

wasn't as long as we had 

hoped, but we stuck 

together and had a good 

time. Thanks to 

everyone involved for a 

great seaso n. 

Amanda Bittner 

Back Row: Julia Lee. Jennifer Bittner, Bilkees Khan. Lindsay Anderson, 

Jeanan ne Gossen. Nada Gatalo. Front Row: Maruta Ancans, Dina 

Khoranee. Natash a Volpe, Maja Salihbegovic, Ama nda Bittner, Gilah 

McHugh. Ms. Misko (coach) .

WOMEN'S VARSITY VOLLEYBALL 

Back Row: Athena Elafros. Lily Tl1Iong, Jennifer Shahoud, Greta 

Lynn. Nyla Maharaj, Evangeline Giannouiis, Jasmine Burns, Lilly 

Lazare-Greene, Ms. Misko (coach). Front Row: Jordan Muszynski, 

Rachel Stokes, Ta nya Ngo.Jessica Wong, non-member. Ma ry Beth 

Keef e. 

For the first time at 

Jarvi s. girls ofall ages 

and experience banned 

togethe r to form the 

varsity league. 

Togethe r they played 

well, conquered many 

obstacles and finished 

victoriously under the 

superc ilious, 

scrupulous, sensational 

guidance ofthe divine 

Ms. M. 

MEN'S BANTAM BASKETBALL 

Back Row: Mr. Kreiner (coach), Jon MeAlmo nt. Dennis Larkin. David 

Gildiner; Hamra Dirie, Charles Kissi, Jason Lam. Aubrey Jr Van Rossum, 

Mr. Pearl (coach). Front Row: Tyrone Sibbles. Byron Monteon. Larry 

Lam, Munir Johar: Jaime Lee, Omar Chaudhry, Rollei Solis. 

What can one say about the 

95- 96 bantam basketball 

team? Simply... they were 

ama zing! This great team 

took the Bulldogs all the 

way to the city semi-finals, 

losing to eventual champion 

Oakwood. The team would 

like to thank the coaches. 

Their time and great 

coac hing skills put Jarvis on 

the Bantam basketball map. 

Cha rles Kissi and 

Jason Yam 

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This year's Senior team 

attacked its opponents with a 

methodical style of play and an 

up-tempo transition game. Our 

learn was lead by captains 

Brentley Alle n and Dennis 

Kiss! while the offe nce was 

directed by Ennis Blentic. A 

host ofother forwards were key 

players as well . Once again. 

the coac hing expertise of Harri 

Baird and Warren Beatty led to 

an impressive league record. A 

special thanks goes to Mr. Pear l 

for his invaluable advice and 

ass istance. 

Josh Rapport 

Back Row: Josh Power; Chris One: Fouad Anasifara. 

Dennis Kissl. Ken Acheampong. Denis Sazdanovic. Harri 

Baird (coach'. Front Ro ....: Hrende)' Allen. Josh Rapport, 

Ennis Blentic, Orson Tsoi. .Uy/es Valentin. Se nt to the 

Showers: Warren Beatty (coach). 

CROSS COUNTRY SKIING 

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Gabo r. our fearless leader, 

helped to bring back good 01' 

cross-country skiing to 

Jarvis. Seaso n # 1 pro ved to 

be an amazing success. The 

guys took first place at the 

cities and qualified for 

OFSAA in North Bay. Carl 

Baglio placed best from 

Jarvis. the others j ust a little 

beh ind. The girls team was 

awesome. j ust shy of victory. 

and the finish line (Sara!). 

Look ing forward to seeing 

your buns decked out in 

spandex next year. 

Maria. Rebecca and Sara 

Back RoM': Carl Baglio. Rebecca Moiese. Allison Freema n. Gabor 

lspcsey, Noah Fine. Jamie Gildener: Jessica Roder. Patrick 

Mun augh. Paul Haberer. Front Ro ...-: Sara Iahvildan. Harris 

Ivens, Maria Knapp . Making Sno...· Angt'ls: Derrick De Kerckhove. 

Spencer Maybee. Mr. Kreiner (coach).

MEN'S JUNIOR BASKETBALL 

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Back Row: Chris Neblett, Toby Scott, Cordell Jeanty, Denis McKim, Michael 

Kissi, Omar Omar; Patrick Lukusa, Mr. Keenan (coach). Front Row: Paul 

Charles, David Cunningham, Manny Denis, Abdul Rajah, Maysam Sharifi, Michael 

Papathanadakis. Still Doing Suicides: Justice Kiss; (coach). 

It was 1995-96 and twenty-five tale nted and 

energet ic junior-aged boys tried out for what 

was to be one of the greatest junior boy's 

baske tball teams in Jarvis' history. Only the 

best made it! Any team which aspires to 

success must begin with success-oriented 

coaches, and we had two of the best in Justice 

Kissi and Mr. Keenan. They led us 10 a great 

season, a winning record, several tourname nt 

championships (Nort h Toronto and Thom lea), 

a semi-fina l game and a final four city finish. 

The learn would like to thank Mr. Pearl, 

Justice Kissi and Mr. Keenan for their 

support, teaching and pos itive attit ude all 

season long. We had fun, learned new 

techniques and shared good times with 

teammates. Future opponents will see 

extreme ly competitive teams co ming out of 

Bulldog cou ntry. 

Michael Kissi and Patrick Lukusa 

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The stylin' moves of a 

rocki n' veteran crew 

the speed and youth 

of promising roo kies 

are about to combine to 

produce an unstoppable 

POSSE that will be 

impossible to beat . Our 

aggre ssive 

defense and fabulously 

fast offense will inpre ss 

eve n the SOCCER 

himse lf. Carlos. 

Caroline Co rbit 

Back Row: Carlos (coach ),Jenny Sliwka,Jessica Price, Luky Corfu, Maria 

Laure Knapp. FronrR o w: Caroline Corbit, Courtney Entwistle.Jessica 

Connolly, Liz Nelson.Anna Cohen. Headtng out: Megan Smalley, Nyranne 

Ma rtin, Celina Jennings. 

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The season started with 

a couple of careless 

losses. but ended with 

more wins and ties. 

The team was very 

unfortunate as we 

up in 5th which 

was not good enough 

to make the playoffs. 

But. at (he North ern 

Soccer tournament we 

ended up the 

consolation win ners 

wit h a 4-0 win. Thanks 

goes out to the 

coachi ng staff. 

Zalman Samji 

Back R o w: Robert Patraulea.Amety the cheerleader.Alex Morales, 

Mohamed Astani;Emesto Granillo, Zahman Samji, Denis Sazdanovic, 

Kevin Salehi, Carlos (coach). Front R o w: Ismail Kanduru, Michael 

Papathanasakis; Esoyos Negasn. MauriceA maro, Emmanuel Lamptey, 

non -member; Marco Grazzini. Slick in ' Their Ifair Back (like Carlos): 

FuoadA nashara;Draien Bratic, Derek Kaiser,Yang 110 Lee,Sohail 

Mirza. Vassil Nikolov: Sebastian Ostenda;Nathan Roden, Spencer 

Maybee.

MEN'S SWIM TEAM 

Back Row: Vendran Lnaa.Mladen Skakavac,VladimirStrabac, Mike 

Pavlin, Nendad Kovacevic.Gilberta Gandra's lIair, ChrisBennett, Long 

Ly. Fm,,' Row: Fraser Williston, Drazen B ratic. Captured by za-za 

Gapooh: Carl Baglio, Ross Buin.Sam Craven,Andrew Elliot, Gregory 

Elliot.Alexander Gardner, Rodante Guiltenno.Iason Leong, Lukas; 

Mad ejcyk.Timur Maltaric,Vassil Nikolov, ChrisWarne. 

WOMEN'S SYNCHRO 

Back R o w: visnia Soronda, Clarada Silva, Ms.Misko 

(coach), Jessica Martin. Fron t R o w: A riel Michael-Yale,Amy 

Sedgwick, Michelle Girard.Amanda Bittner. Taming the 

n ake: Lydia Heliopoulos,Jin Lee,Jacquelyn Ilodgson 

Dewitt, MaryBeth Keefe, Heather McDonnell,Jessica Roder, 

A lison Freeman. Lilly Lazare-Greene. etc. 

The Jarvis men's swim 

team trained welly hard 

every morning. braving 

the sub-arctic poo l water. 

Most of our musical 

members of the team 

swam hard. But 

unfortunately we lost 

many of OUf strong 

olympic athletes to the 

dreadful king za-za 

Gapooh. godof slacking. 

We would like to humbly 

thank the coaching 

expertise of all our 

coaches for help ing wit h 

what ream we had. 

" PLlVAJ L1.JENA 

GUZ JCO" 

The difficu lty of getting up early 

each morn ing to get 10 schoo l at 

7:00 only to float upside dow n in 

the pool with yOUT legs sticking out 

of the water doesn't sound too 

much fun. but it is. We've had a 

very successful season due to our 

energy. dedication and desire to 

succeed. Thanks a lot 10 coach 

Misko for getting up eac h morning 

( 0 join us at the poolside and for 

he lping us out - we all improved 

gre atly. Thanks to the learn 

members for a great time. 

Amanda Bittner 

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heartbreaker in the finals 

last year, this year's lroOp 

of talented but graceless 

women are back with a 

vengence. The extended 

coaching staff has 

provided us with many 

nifty hand-eye coordination 

type drills that 

should ultimate ly pay off. 

With our glo ves in one 

hand and 

POWERWATER in the 

other. we're armed and 

ready for the season. By 

the way... GIRLS CAt'" 

TOO THROW?!! 

Judy Leung 

"Hurry! Hurry ! 

'aarrd !" Pretty much 

says it all. We had a 

fab ulous seaso n, 

competing against 

schoo l and cl ub 

learns. Many thanks 

to Mr. Buchanan. 

Mr. Emery and Mr. 

Mutton for their 

support. OFSAA 

next year? 

DEFINITELY! 

Rebecca Ng 

Back ROI4': BilkeesKhan, LindsayAnderson. Mrs: Spearin [coach}, 

Connie Lee,Simon Strauss (Assistanl Coach), Karl' Pan, Greta Lynn, 

Sarah Ctuer: .1Iiddle Row: Magdalena Kordiuk. Leeso Kwong, 

.\findy Lee. Front R ow: Judy Leung, Esme Markle, Hordan 

stusynski. Charging the ,\found: Alan Chau (Assistant Cooch), 

Peter Kim (Assistant Coach),Adam Merrick (Assistant Coach)••str: 

Buchanan (Coach ), Mr.Bell (Coach), Karl' Belts-lVilmott, Rachel 

Byer; Laroya Hall.Jully Kim, Sandy Kim ,Janice Lee. Han Nguyen, 

LillyTeng.Carmen Wong, Michelle YallL 

CURLING 

Back Row: Rebecca Ng, Sieu Le, Ian Corby, Shirley Chou,Vincent 

Tong, Raymond Lui, Ghostfro m the past, Oldtimer: Front Row: Eric 

Paradis, Kevin Walker,Cynthia Mak, Priscilla Hung,Vania Loh, Kate 

Pan,Cam Ngo. S wept A way: M r. Em ery,M r. Muuon. Mr: Buchanan.

ARCHERY 

Top R ow: Jameslung, Debbie Tam,Zi Wu, ChristinaWong, 

Simon Pang, Cuong Vuong,Bogdan Nikojevic, Tran Chiem, Pall 

Leung,William Ma, Uros Karadiic;Troy Seta. Bot/om R ow: 

GailPad, CharmaineSieu, Sophia Kwan,Yolfanda Zhang, 

Jovana Karadzic Tommy Yilk, Luan Do. 

CRICKET 

Back R ow: MissAgius (coach),VijayBalasubramaniyam.Suresn 

Balasubramaniyatn.Joseph Khan, Kabiv Bains,Mr.Pohani (coach). Front 

R ow: Rajeevan Balasingam, Kumaron Kandiah,VaibhavBhan.A ravin 

Kanesalingam 

Did you ever wonder why some 

people never showed up in class 

again? Did you really believe 

that teachers retire? Did you 

ever question the ex istence of 

holes on people's lockers? Do 

you know the true reason why 

the population of mice in the 

school dec reased? (No, it is not 

because the school got cleaner.) 

Think about why! Don't be 

surprised if the answer hits you 

right between the eyes! Against 

any fo rm of violence. the 

ARC HERY TEAM . 

Uros Karaozic 

The indoor cricket 

season began in January 

with a big win for Jarvis 

over West Toronto. The 

indoor games are fast 

and fun. They also are a 

very good preparation 

for the outdoor season 

in May and June. 

Although the team had 

some defeats, another 

win ove r Rosedale make 

it a fairly stro ng 

beginning to the 1996 

cricket season. 

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The '96 Badminton team 

was an enthusiastic team 

of energetic and dedicated 

young women . We started 

out stumbling and gasping 

for air, begging our 

immovable coac h, 

Terrence Lam, for mercy. 

Everyone contributed to 

the team, and we made it 

to the TSSWAA 

badminton tournament 

finals. Many thanks 

especially to Ms. Misko 

and Mrs. Johnson. 

Without their support and 

sponsorship, the Girl's 

Badminton team would not 

exist. 

WOMEN'S BADMINTON 

Back Row: Anne Mather, Big Bird,IrisChow, Thuy Pham, 

Sue Cheng,Terence Lam (coach). Front R ow: Helen Buie; 

Woody Woodpecker, Vania Loh,Cam Ngo. Flying South: 

Jacqueline Quach,Shirley Chau. Chris/ina Wong, Christine 

Hy, TanyaNgo,JessicaWong, Ms. Misko (staf/sponsor), 

Mrs.Johnson (staffsponsor], etc. 

Cam Ngo 

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MEN'S BADMINTON 

Last year's team 

successfully smashed 

their way to the finals. 

From this experience 

and the addition of 

new players, we have 

set high and realistic 

hopes of winning this 

year's championships. 

A spec ial thanx goes 

out to Mr. Keen an and 

Mr. Wood for their 

time and effort. 

Allen Chan 

Back Row: Yang , Mr. Keenan(coach), 

Allen Chait,Don Ping Fang, Morgan Lam, 

TerenceLam, Bobby Lee,Peter Kim,Jason 

Hong,Wilson Lam, Corneliusthe Rooster, 

Terris Preston" Luan Do. Front Row: 

Sherman Lam,StanleyChua.Jeffery Lam, 

Michael Trail. BirdWatching: Paul Chan, 

William Wang, Ming Ngan.

FR.lEN6. STUDENT CDUNC IlS 

Paddles Up! The English and French 

Side student councils came together 

forfun. excitement and Lake Ontario 

water, creating a great team "Fire on 

Water". We may not have wo n any 

awards, but with pictures in both the 

Toronto Star and the Sing Tao Daily, 

we were the team with the most media 

coverage and we all know that's what 

reallycounts! 

SusieVan Damme 

SEN lOR MULTI CUlTURRl CLUB 

Dragon Boat Rac ing has 

caught the wave and has 

become popular across 

Metro Toronto. Fifteen 

high school teams raced in 

the Jun e 1995 competition. 

The Jarvis Senior team 

placed an impressive fifth 

over all. Congratulations to 

all the members for their hard 

work and dedication. 

JUN lOR MULTI CUlTURRl CLUB 

The JarvisTigers were thejuniordragon 

boat team representing the Jarvis 

MulticulturalClub for 1995. The 

SensationalTIGERS cameARST in the 

High SchoolDivision B Final to winthe 

Hong Kong TouristAssociation Cup for 

1995. It is because of the members' 

hard work and dedication that they were 

as successful as they were. 

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BULLDOGS•••

ON THE MOVE 

Good 

sportsmanship 

we hail, we 

sing. 

It's always 

pleasant when 

.1'011 spot it, 

There'sonly 

one llnhappl' 

thing: 

YOIl have 10 

lose to prove 

.1'011 'vegOT it, 

Richard 

AnllotU'

J.C.I. 

Pep-Rally

Simon the Magnificent endures multiple tests of his greatness. 

This year's installmen I of the J.c.1. January rally contained a bit of ... well PEP. From the 

amazing G.A.C. " vtacarena'' to the zesty J.c.1. Bulldog. from the awe-struck spectators 10 

the invincible President. it was a pep-rally for the ages. The B.A.A. did an extremely stylish 

job on this one. 

Although we had to suffer through an elaborate tease courtesy of the Boys Swim Team and 

despite the fact that our Senior Bulldogs lost at the end of the afternoon. they performed 

with the grace and style of pure winners. Everyone who came out 10 chear their team had an 

enjoyable pep-experience.

).f Pond Parewe{[.. 

On My Stay At Jarvis 

When I arrived at Jarvis in January of 1993, like most newcomers to 

the school. I only knew the school by its reputation; solid academics. 

experienced staff renowned athletics and students from almost every place 

on this earth. Pretty intimidating! Even though my teaching experiences at 

North Toronto Cj., West Toronto 5.5.. Eastern High School of Commerce 

and The City Aduh Learning Centre gave me many different educational 

venues, J entered the school as you most probably did , full of anticipation 

and some anxiety about "JARVIS" , 

"Hi. Keith and welcome 10 Jarv is" was the booming voice of 

Principal David Wells, a gentle, caring, invit ing (and somewhat robust) man 

who immediately made me feel at home. Many introductions, my new 

office, my wonderful secretaries, I had arrived. I walked the halls and 

within an hour I knew what Jarvis was all about. It really does not take long 

to see why this is such a great place. 

Jarvis is a school with a sense of community. Staff and students here 

care about each othe r both personally and educationally. Students are selfdirected 

and enthusiastic. Staff are truly interested in the students' wellbeing 

and willingly adapt to the demands of student needs. There is a smile 

on everyone's face (well almost everyonel). What a wonderful last school 

placement before retirement. 

I wish to thank all of you for making my short stay at Jarvis 

fulfil ling and, I hope, as meaningful to you as it has been for me: 

May your joys be as deep as the ocean. 

May your cares be as light as the breeze. 

l\lr. Emery 

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It was in my final year of highschool that I had Mr. Walter Howard 

as a math teacher. That year of being in Mr. Howard's legendary Triple 

Math course, with some of the brightest and friendliest students at Jarvis, 

will remai n a highlight of my highschool experiences, 

In the beginning we onl y knew. from talk that filtered down from 

older stud ents, that we were expected to work hard in this class. We wanted 

to benefit from Mr. Howard's expertise and experience in this rigorous 

"math package" that included Fin ite, Calculus and Algebra & Geometry. We 

met everyday, sometimes for as long as two and a half hours, to liste n and 

practice the language of math. But there was more than math that took place 

in that room, We laughed, we worried, we studied and we inevitably 

succeeded under Mr. Howard's wise intelligent eyes. 

It became clear early on that Mr. Howard talked a tough line - will I 

ever forget the phrase, "Back to work peasants!"? - but approaching him 

outside of class usually resulted in his empathy and advice. Mr. Howard 

demanded our concentration and ingenuity in class but he was. in my Jarvis 

experience, one of the most tolerant of teachers, who was willing to 

acknowledge the demands of extracurricular involvement. Mr. Howard was 

unwilling to compromise his standards of achievement, but provided 

genuine support to all our activities and tried to help us balance all our 

demands. 

As Mr. Howard retires from his position as Head of the Jarvis Math 

Department. he leaves behind his mark of excellence and enduring memory 

of his personality on the students that he has taught. As a mathematician! 

educator/administrator/mentor for the past 30 years, Mr. Howard has 

dedicated his life to exposing students to more than perhaps "required". Mr. 

Howard will be remembered in the minds of those he taught. 

Mr; Howard 

Mony Punam Singh 

Princeton University 

Reprinted from 1994-95 Magnet This year 1\1r. Howard is really retiring!

Quick ! I think he wentthat way..J osh Rapport proves that he has direction. 

Nothing makes me happier than being in the yearbook! 

How about I scratch your head ifyou scratch mine?

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PISCES 

Pisces (Feb 20 -Mar.21) 

An introvert. full ofdeep emotions and seems to be very intuitive. 

A fishy characterwho probably works for scale. 

C. Cooper (Lifeguard) 

E. Toplak (Mod.) P. Agius (E.S .L) 

H. Upton (Spt.Staff) 

z. Dharsee (CF]) 

S. Jordan (Guid.) 

K. Schindler (Eng.) 

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J. Solomon (Geog.) 

H. Swartz (Lib.) 

H. EI Kalza (CFJ) 

B. Whitney (Bio.)

RIES 

5'l.ries 

(Mar. 22- Apr.19) 

Courageous. blunt and direct. This person 

has the compassion of a rock. 

Top: (across 

from top left) 

S.Challies (Math) 

M.Szuba (Geog.) 

M.Richards (Math) 

A.Rowntree (ph ys.) 

E. Finlay (His!.) 

P. Sky (CFJ) R. Manbodh (Sp!.Stafl) D. Low (Music) C. McQueen (Phys.Ed ) 

TAURUS 

'Taurus (Apr. 20-May 20) 

Likes living high on the hog. Full of beauty. charm. 

affection...and a lot of bull. 

Top:(across 

from lap left) 

R.Lander (Bus.) 

G.Gopaul (Mod.) 

J.Anderton (Chern.) 

D. Timleck (Spt. 

Staft) 

J. Jean-Baptiste (CFJ) M. Jugenburg (Ex!.) J. Lazare (His!.)

GEMINI 

.{iemini (May 2 1-June 21 ) 

Entertaining. versatile. win)'. logical, spontaneous and charming. 

The kind of person you would love ....to hate. 

K.Keenan (Hist.) 

L.Roti (Hist.) 

B.Bartlett (CFJ) M.Ouchterlony (Guid.) 

CANCER 

Cancer (June 22-July) 

A vulnerable. domestic homebody with a great sense 

of family. Not your jet set material. 

H. Zawdeh (CFJ) R. Buchanan (Phys) B. Dunfield (Math) 

LEO 

Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) 

Creative. enthusiastic. full of determination. Always 

the centre of attention- a real ham in a cat. 

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Top: (across from top left) 

B. Rahim-Hahn (Spt.Stafl) 

T. McPhee (Geog.) 

C. Nash (Geog.) 

M. Misko (Phys.Ed) 

Bottom : (across from left) 

P. Gilbert (Resource) 

R.lhu (Mod.) 

J. Mazurkiewic (CFJ) 

C. Reade (CFJ)

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o/irgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 23) 

Discriminating, finicky, very meticulous and analytical. 

Simply stated - a picky. worry-wart. 

D. Sutherland (Hist.) R. Greig (Math) A. Wood (Hist.) 

C. Gionet (Mod.) A. Johnson (Sp.Ed.) P. Stark (Bio.) ~1. McCuaig (Bus.) 

D. Bell 

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S. Eyasu (Chem.) 

J. Burak (Drama) 

C. Paredes (Hall Mntr.) 

L. Sparham (Art) 

A. Celhoffer (Music)

LIBRA 

Li6ra (Sept. 24-0ct.23) 

A happy go-lucky character who reads romantic 

novels and thinks that life should be fair. What a fool ! 

D. Hammond (Ctkr.) A. Clarke (E.S.L.) 1. McCnlly (Geog. ) 

L Harfouche (CFJ) M. Routhier (CFJ) I. Leroy-Syed (CFJ) E. Hajagos (Resource) 

SCORPIO 

Scorpio (OCt. 24 - Nov. 22) 

A self-centred person with lots of energy and personal magnetism. 

One who attracts a lot of friends and iron fillings. 

J. Pena (Math) M. Wei (Math) M. Pearl (Phys.Ed) G. Ramnarace (Spt.Staff)

B. Quance (Engnr.) A. Hume (E.S.L.) R. Ramos (Hall Mntr.) 

M. Cooper (E.S.L.) J. Fricker (Guid.) M. Reynolds (Math) M. Rosengarten (Art) 

SAGITTARIUS 

Sag ittarius (Nov. 23-Dec.21) 

Veryexpressive. has an open mind. is friendly and sincere. Can 

L~S~5~~J sometimes be irresponsible and tactless. on, well..nobody's perfect. 

D. Legault (CFJ) B. Belanger (Ctkr.) J. Porter (E.S.L.) T. Kreiner (Phys.Ed.) 

S. McTaggart (Ext) S. Maroney (CFJ) M. Macrae (Guid.) J. Kaiser (Sp.Ed.)

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CAPRICORN 

Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 20) 

An ambitious practical person who will climb to great heights. 

It's the climbdown that's hard for this sign. 

J. Arden (Math) T. Llyod (Eng.) D. Ashurst (His!.) E. Pasloske (Guid.) B. Schroeder (Bio.) 

AQUARIUS 

Jlquarius (Jan. 21-Feb. 19) 

This one is a revolutioary. The Aquarian is inventive. original 

and very unconventional. Don't let this person borrow money. 

--. 

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T. Sidey (Engnr.) 

H. Pohani (E.S.L.) P. Spearin (Phys.) 

B. Browne (Eng.) J. Archer (Classics) T. Gentles (Art) D. Munn (Phys.Ed)

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Unknoions 

'llnatciata 

These are the type of peop le who like to conceal themselves (and their 

astro logical signs) in an element of mystery. Be wary of this sign. the 

most elusive of the zod iac. 

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D. Caldwe ll (Eng.) S, Dahlin (Reso urce) I. McIntyre (HisL) J. Turn bull (Lib.) 

M. Richardson (Hist.) R. Ancans (Eng.) F. Crane (Eng.) A. Gotsi s (Hist.) 

R. Larsen (CaL) A. Hutchinson (Caf.) K. Gialousis (Caf.) A. Kotisrilos (Caf.) 

'Evasive Staff9vfembers: Once again. Mr. Mutton and Ms. Beaucbamp. and 

Head Caretaker Mr. Ramirez. refused to be a part of the Magnet Yearbook. Well. here's to traditions.

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Sometimes we wonder what goes 

on in the average Jarvisite's mind!

When I think 

about all the work 

that has gone into 

making this year boo k 

I am amazed at how 

smoothly things 

went! Deadlines 

were all met o n time 

(with more pages 

~~=~ tha n actually necessary 

fo r the most 

part "). major screw 

ups were quickly 

averted and we even 

managed to enjoy 

ourselves on a few 

rareoccasions ! 

The ma ny spares, lunch periods, afternoons and 

evenings spe nt at school were well worth it... and the new 

office and computer defin itely made our lives easier! A 

mill ion thanks to every one who helped out misce llaneously: 

Mrs. Burak and Helen "The Master Measurer " Buie in 

particular, David. what can I say ? You're pessimism was 

charming and your talents invaluable. just remember two 

things: Not yet and Go Home! Clayton and Nat thanks for 

your he lp and good luck next year. Eva. Cam. Ci ndy and 

Ga il: you are the best! It was so nice to not have to worry 

abo ut grads and mugs, To tho se who follo w in our foot 

steps : beware the Staff Section cu rse ! To the Darkroo m 

Hermi ts. She lley and Jason you have been the light at the 

end of this tun nel! Vito and Maggie: it was great to have 

people who knew exactly what it's like to have one missing 

element in an almost complete tayourtxtrs. Schindler. xtrs. 

Cipolla and Mr. Rownrree thank you for your help. adv ice. 

patience, coffee and overall presence. 

Every year the Magnet Staff aims to surpass the 

previou s year's issue . Wh ethe r or not we have succeeded is 

not for me to decide. However everything we did. we did 

with energy and enthusiasm (well. for the most pan...). As a 

result. thi s is by far th e bes t yearbook evert Not that I'm 

biased... 

Best of luck to next year's staff. And I trul y hope 

that 25 years from now, yo u will open up this book, flip 

throu gh it for the mill io nth time and still be amazed at how 

incredible the past year has been. I know I will ... 

Susie Van Darnmc 

Editor-i n-C hie f 1995-1996 

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editor-in-chief 

susie van dam me 

assistant editors 

david seepersad 

clayton alto 

natalie magazzinic h 

ph oto editors 

amber baker 

lisa loui e 

ad vertising edi tors 

shirley chau 

keith wong 

secreta ry 

aimee qwan 

da rkroom manager 

shelley harb in 

section editors 

cindy w, (grads) gail p. 

eva h. (mugs) cam n. 

marion 3 . [staff) dawn c . 

judy I. (spans) je ssica p. 

rean ne c. (an & lit) jul ie r., alex k. 

j illian y. (cl ubs) rebecca ng 

front cover 

carmen rna 

back cever 

carolin chin

What a year it has been. I can't beleive it's ove r. The yearbook to 

me wasn 't just another job. but it was a type oflife. Thanks to Susie. you 

were a inspiring editor. Cam Ngo. you 've been an awesome friend . with 

great ideas. Eva Hu. couldn't have done it without you, Cindy Wong. 

thanks for the rides hom e when we stayed late and your patience with 

Grads. Gai l Pak. it's been nice knowi ng you. Both of you were the great 

est team this yearbook has seen. Jillian Vee and Rebe cca Ng, you were the 

most remarkable clubs ed itors. Niem Tu Huynh and Jessica Ng, incredible 

organization on sales. Nat and Clayton. you've been gre at ass istant 

editors. Shelley Harbin . all I can say is that you've been a spec tacu lar 

Darkroom Manager, This yearbook wou ldn't exist without you . Jason 

you've brought some light and a lot of life (an d I don't mean the mice) 

down in the darkroom. The darkroom staff as a whole. has been enlightemng. 

Mr. Rowntree . the Hermit Overlord. thanks for all of your help. 

Mrs. Schindler. thank's fur lock ing aftor are misraeks and Mrs. Cippol e. 

for the petty cash and ofcourse. the computer. Special thanks to Jacob and 

Moy for kee ping me company, Good luck to all of you. 

David Secpcrsad 

Assistant Editor '95-'96 

My experience in a few words as staff in the Magnet: DEAD 

LINES. DEADLINES and more DEADLINES!! No w thai its over. 

it was n't so bad. I appreciate the iRill he lp from my sections editors. 

lillian Vee. Rebecca Ng. Reanne Cantuba. Julie Ralhan and Alex 

Kimball . Thanks Guys!!! 

Seepersad and Clayton. keep it cool !' Susie you're suc h a 

wicked boss!' GoIXt luck next year!'! 

To all Magnet Staff: remember that sometimes things just don't 

go the way you pla n but if you plan the things that don't always go the 

way you plan. then you'll meet you r deadl ines unfailingly. Always 

keep up the enthusiasm because with out you. Jarvisites wouldn't have 

anything to remember Jarvis by. 

If anybody ever ash you "If you had the chance to be anybody 

in the world who wou ld it be?" The best answer is ~ I would be 

a bette r me". Th anks. Liz tha t will stay with me fore ver, I would like 

to tha nk all my friends for being there for me. 

I LOVE ALL MY LUCK NUTS!!!! GoIXt luck to the 96197 yearbook 

staff! ! 

Nathalie Magazzinich 

Assistant Edi tor 95/96 

,-- --, I honestly hope that there are as many pictures of you and your frie nds in 

this yearbook as possi ble, The Magnet was put together ard uously and 

effectively by the grea test staff in the Northern Hemisphere. and I know that 

their work has not gone unappreciated. After all you are holdin g the magnificent 

genuine article in your hands. To Dawn and Marion, sure we were 

a bit late with the staff sect ion but just try and say that it isn't the best staff 

sect ion you have seen or will eve r see in your lifetime. Jessica and Judy. 

you guys both rock the mic and the sports sec tion is nothing sha n o f a work 

of art . simply perfect. Good cropping Jud y!! 

Two weeks from now. or two decades from now when these pages 

are once aga in turned. I hope that a wave of memories of Semi's. CANAP. 

the caf and Mac's Milk all come washin g back to you. making you feel 

young and spry o nce more, The se were the people of JCI 95 - % and they 

were all individuals who were exc iting. witty. channing. smart-dressers. 

and although not always know ing the school song or possi bly attending 

class. they were all great peop le. who will remain forever in infamy in the 

Magnet 

- - - "--- ---- --- -'--' .. If you ain't busy bein g born then you're busy dying " 4 B. 

Dylan 

Clayto n Alto 

Assistant Editor '95 • '96

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Staff 

NiemTuHuynh, Jessica Ng,lillianVee. Susan 

Mian, Hien Chau, Ho Lun Huynh, Winston Wu, 

Kelsey Ng, Carmen Ma, Debbie Ma,Twee 

Pham, Isabel Wong,ChristineWong, DebbieTam. 

Mindy Lee,Yollanda Zhang,Genevieve Wong, 

Sarah Tat,Yen Ta, Stanley Kwong. 

Photogrnphers: 

Jason Morikawa.Irfana Akram. J.1. Martyn. Anna 

Strauss, ErinSasabuchi,Annena Yau, Amber Baker, 

Lisa S. Louie. Grace Lin. Kate Pan, Kathleen Poon, 

Ian Corby, Jenny Sliwka, Stasha Vogt, Carole Lam, 

Vania Loh, Sandy Wong, AmySedgwick, Simon 

Strauss 

Mrs. Schindler, ~Ir. 

Cipolla 

Rowntree & .\ Irs. 

Darkroom Staff: 

Shelley Harbin,Jason Morikawa, Shaun Harbin, Alice 

Kung, Debra Mak, J.J. Martyn,Tom Rees, Christine 

Duong, Hong Vuong, Dean Sasabuchi, SaraWhitaker, 

Jim Kapakos. Undying appreciation to David 

Seepersad forallhis help and advice!! All hailthe 

Hermit Overlord! 

Darkroom Casualties: I broken graduated cylinder, 

I exposed roll of Magnet execs. and sponsors, 1S40 

reel ruined 7gallonsof fixer.23 stressheadaches, I 

mouse. 

~ YEARBOOK SERVICES (1980) 

70 MEARNS AI/E _BClWMANVI LLE. ONTARIO LIC 4A2

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