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Table of contents Headmaster's message

Editor's comments

Faculty

Junior school

Undergrads

Activities

Sports

Grads

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Closing ceremonies

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Business and patrons

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HEADMASTER'S MESSAGE The 1992/93 school year passed by like a speeding bullet. It resembled a sprint, beginning at the opening gun with the historic admission of young women to the PreUniversity Program. It ran past the arrival of over two hundred visitors to LCC's Leadership for Democracy Conference, on through the Grade 5 exchange with I'ecole NotreDame-de Liesse in the Gaspesie, championships in Midget basketball. Midget X-Country Skiing, table tennis, and debating, a sensartonal production of The Wizard of Oz, an extraviganza in the form of the Casino & Lottery Night on the rink, and finally to the finish line, the 19th version of History Night in the Junior School. That I have omitted an additional one hundred and forty-two equally significant activities and events is not an oversight. I will leave the coverage of those highlights to the talented and dedicated 'Image' editor, David Alpert, who compiled £ill this informaHon under the uidance of his meticulous staff adviser, Mr. rian Moore. Congratulations to these individuals on another excellent publication. To the graduating class of 1993, best wishes in the years ahead. Come back and visit us often.

EDITOR'S COMMENTS Life is like a yearbook. No one can make it on his own. And this year's Image is no exception. I recently realized that when I first asked for this job last September, I really didn't have any idea what 1 was getting into. All the same, after a computer crash and numerous deadline crunches, I am proud to have been a part of this year's Image team. The amount of work that goes into making an annual is incredible, and a team it was, so please bear with me as there are many people who deserve recognition. Throughout the year, Mr. Moore's reminders about what I needed to watch were of immense help to an editor who began the year with almost no experience. Had it not been for the careful eye he kept tossing over my shoulder, a few important details might not have received the attention which they deserved. Mr. Patterson, as hard as you try, you cannot escape the yearbook. As resident yearbook guru, his knowledge of past years and his willingness to answer any question were invaluable. In addition, I must thank him for some of the incredible photography exhibited in the following pages. Paul Morton and Jon Hastings spent many long hours in the darkroom, and I thank them for putting up with the insane requests of us lowly editors who always seemed to wait until the last minute. Paul, Jon, and Laurent Madore were the backbone of our photography department and, as any former editor knows, the picture-people have all the power. Homayoun, Owen, Peter, have fun next year and remember: whatever happens, stay crazy. It's the orJy way to stay sane. Nazmy, Omar, John, Jason, Sean, and the rest of the staff, thanks for hanging in there. Mr. Benoit and his Computer Applications class can take almost full credit for the grad bios. It's amazing how quickly they came in after we were threatened with bible quotes! Our Josten's representative, Mr. Steve Weeks, was always on hand to ai\swer questions. I would also like to thank Mr. Guimont and the math department for their help in the computer room, Mr. Badian for the various pictures, Milo for his password, Mathew Aronson for the namestamping, Remy Bhilotra and Richard Durrett for their selfless, on-the-spot help, and Dave Mills for being a wonderful guy and a great role model. Finally, I owe much to my teachers, family, and friends for putting up with me this past year. AU the stress and hair-pulling was well worth it. Thank you all.

1993 IMAGE STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF David Alpert

STAFF ADVISOR

PHOTOGRAPHY ADVISOR

Mr. Brian Moore

Mr. Ron Patterson

Faculty

Owen Rees

Junior School

Nazmy Danial Abaskharoun

Undergrads

Omar Ahmad

Activities

John Brownstein

Sports

Peter McDougall Homayoun Saleh Sean Bower

Grads

Sean McAllister Kevin Yu

Business

David Bouskill Jason Schuele Jade Youngblood

Head Photographers

Paul Morton

Photographers

John Hastings Laurent Madore Mr. R. Patterson Sean Price

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Putting together a yearbook is a gargantuan task that requires teamwork. The 1993 Image 'team' has been captained by our fearless editor, David Alpert, who has remained calm even in the face of ominous deadlines. Thank you, David, for all your hard work. I would also like to thank my section editors: Paul Morton (photography); Homayoun Saleh and Peter McDougall (sports); John Brownstein (activities); Nazmy Abaskharoun (jvmior school); Owen Rees (faculty and Alpert's assistant); David Bouskill, Jason Schuele, and Jade Youngblood (business); Omar Ahmad (undergrads); Sean McAllister (grads); and Kevin Yu (grade 12). You have made a significant contribution to this year's annual. My thanks also go out to the 'little' people ~ the trench persons, assistants, and photographers - who played integral roles in the shaping of our yearbook. Richard Hovey, thank you for your assistance with the junior school section. I also owe a debt of gratitude to Jack Benoit and his computer applications class, who put in many long hours typing (and dealing with the hassles of) the grad write-ups. Thank you. And last, but not least, I thank Ron Patterson, my mentor, who spent many hours overseeing the photographers and their darkroom. Brian Moore Staff Advisor May 1993

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Mr. Lasota. Athletics: What you looking at?!

Mr. Heward. Jr. School: (Huffing) You don't have . . . any Gatorade? 1 still have one more flight to go.

Chewbacca. Social Science: Arrwllwrrl! (Translation: Want me to stick you with a staple).

Mr. Callahan. Career Advisor. College does wonders to the mind.

Mr. Tremblay. Modem languages: No really I'm not a student.

Mr. McNally. Math: The odds are twenty six thousand to one times the square root of . . . Mrs. McNally. Jr. School: Just bet dear.

Mme. Morisseau. Modem Languages: Now look you, do you want a shot to the jaw?!

Mrs. L'ltalien. jr. School: Concentrate now! One foot in front of the other

Mr Jenkins. Bookroom: Hey, don't 1 work by commission, 1 sold two thousand pens this week . . . I'm rich!

Mr. Hebert. Modem Languages: How am 1 going to scrape the kid off the bumper now?

Mrs Marchitello. Jr. School: Help Sir, I'm being followed.

Mr. Keyton. Jr. School Headmaster. What are mosses? grows on our lunch? mnesps? Isn't that what erows

Miss Ciccia. Business Office: Remember kid, I handle your account . . .

Mr. Guimont. Math: Mini . . . mini.

Student: No, not again. Here's my lunch money. Mr. Trudel. Modem Languages: (Gnn).

Mr. Pomkoski. Physical Plant: Hi big boy!

Mrs. Hinton. Front Desk: Guys can we get this over with!

Mr. Hall Modem Utnguages: (outraged) This

Miss Dumals. Math: Hi. Hi. Hi. Oops!

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Mr. Benoit. Math: Hope you like it well done. Mr. Seaman. English: It moved . . .

Mr. Hebert. Science: Well, if you really think so

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Mr. Hovey. Jr. School: (Perplexed) Is that a boy or a girl?

Mr. Lanouette. Modem Languages: Do 1 like his fat^^-

Pichovich. Math: We are Borg. Resistance is futile. You will be assimilated.

Dad. Science: Let me show you how to use that cricket paddle, son.

Mrs. Campbell. Jr. School Office: Isn't Ted such a HUNK!

Mr. Allan. Admission Office: I had a dream

Mr. Melocon. Modem Languages: Pourqu'oi est Mr. Allan plante dans le gazon?

Mr Hardlman. Assistant Headmaster. 1 had to move him. This is my spot.

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Mr. Staunton. Headmaster. No comment.

Mr. Whileman. Business Office: Oh, no! There's Martin, I'd better clear out before he uses me as a rugby ball.

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Mr. Miletti. Science: Now listen, Mark, you knew better than to use plutonium in the lab. Mr. Shefler. Science: Aw, come on, you saw how the class lit up!

Mr. deCrandpre. Chef: A what? What are health codes? You're joking, right . . .

Mrs. Cameron. Nurse: Hi, I'm Pary Popins.

Mrs. Doxas. English: Oh

Mr. MacLean. Social Science: Hmmm . . . What is it this afternoon? The Tour de Trump?

You're going to grow up big and strong and handsome, just like Milo.

Mr. Bower. Jr. School: So, Daphne do you think I'll win the car? Mrs. O'Reilley. Development Office: No chance, I fixed the draw. She's mine!!!

Mr. Seaman. English: Ummm, Maxwell House . .

Dr. Otchere. Economics: Who's he? Get out of the way, this is my photo!

Mr. Griffiths. Art: Help, I'm stuck!

Mr Badian. Assistant Headmaster. What's wrong with that beU . , . it was three seconds late (quote faom 1961, his graduating year).

Mr. Neverdauskis. Science: This is one of those rare shots where Stan is found outside that cubby-hole in the science department.

Mrs. Burgess. Jr. School: Now John, you know better than to steal the cutlery . . .

Mr Patterson English- I'll make you an offer you '/^ A ° • * • can't refuse . .

Mme. Rajewsky. Modem Languages: What do you mean there are no Russian kids?! Let's produce some Russian kids! Mr. Norris. Math: Look Svetlana, it s the KGB!

Mrs. Scheuer. Admissions Office: Back off boys! This burger is MINE!

Mr. Armstrong. Science: Can 1 borrow that camera for a class presentation? Mrs. Ellis. Head Librarian: Come back here, let me show you the CD ROM.

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Mr. Cruveillier. Modem Languages: On m'appel "Jackrabbit".

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Mr. Griffiths. Jr. School Sorry, no autographs.

Miss Robertson. Business Office: Hi, I'm Miss X.

"There is no sanity clause!" (Groucho Marx)

Mme. Chidiac. Modem Languages: Welcome to my domain.

Miss Hancinsky. Music: Hey, what am 1 doing here? I don't teach music! Do I? . . .

Mme. Cadot. University Advisor's Office: That's right Barb, and then Kevin took the . . . and then . . ., but the best part is when he . . . Mrs. Hinton. Information Office: That's terrible!

Ms. Dumais. Modem iMnguages: I'm not a teacher, I'm a Christian Dior runway model.

Mrs. Taylor. Headmaster's Office: I'm sorry, but the headmaster is unavailable for comment.

Mrs. May. Library: Then they stuck me with this four inch needle Mrs. Power. Nurse; Sounds scumptious!

This is how teachers spend there spare time. Our covert photographer uncovered a plot to take over the school.

Mrs. Robb. Development Office: Mr. Moore, get your photographers out of my office!

Mrs. DeSchulthess. Hello, friendly neighbour!

Ms Manseau. Athletics: Will you guys take this picture already?

Mrs. McNally Junior School. Ms. Leiberman Music: Please don't take my purse. Ms. Leiberman knows

Ju Jitsu.

Mr. Lee. Junior School: Ha!

Mr. Barret. Junior School: What's this, more donuts!!!

Mrs. Johnston. Library: The key to the forkball is in the wrist.

LEAVING STAFF David Flam. Junior Master: David, an Old Boy from the Class of 1987, joined the staff in September for one year as a Junior Master after graduating from St. Lawrence University in Canton, N.Y. During his year at the school, David taught Study Skills in Grade 8, Ethics in Grades 8 & 9, taught some Economics in the Pre-University Year, spoke to the PreUniversity class on Journalism, assisted Mr. Callaghan with students interested in applying to American colleges, and was the staff advisor for the student newspaper - the Rag. In addition to his teaching responsibilities, he assisted with the coaching of the PeeWee Football Team in the fall and was one of the coaches of the 5 & 6 Hockey team during the winter season. Mr. Flam's pleasant smile, easy going style, and sincere interest in his students will be missed but we wish David every success in his future endeavours as he enters the Law Faculty at George Washington University in Washington, D.C. in the fall.

Robin Burgess. Junior School: Robin came to L.C.C. from Chicago, Illinois. Upon her arrival Robin immediately went to work preparing her room for the arrival of the first bi-lingual grade 1. The class of 2002 arrived a little apprehensive but enthusiastic. Robin reported that during the first week of school she comforted 5 boys who missed their mothers. She also reports comforting 15 mothers who missed their sons. Over the last two years the English grade 1 and 2 has been a hub of activity. Under the gentle guidance of Robin these young boys have produced a beautiful quilt which was presented to the Junior School. During the summer of 1992 Robin traveled to Chicoutimi where she Uved for a few weeks with a French Canadian family. Robin and her family now return to Chicago where she will continue to teach elementary school. AU revoir et bonne chance Robin!

Stan Neverdauskis. Science: Stan joined the Geoffrey Hall. Modem Languages: Geoff comscience department six years ago after thirty- pletes forty years of teaching this month, his eight years at Monsanto Inc. He brought with seventeenth at LCC. He has been a stalwart him a wealth of experience in the handling in the Modern Languages department for of chemicals and quickly had us organized these many years, but is perhaps better known as the founder and driving force bewith respect to storage and safety. The world of teaching took some adjust- hind the LCC Players. This year's production ment, but Stan soon learned to tolerate our of Rehearsal for Murder was Geoff's thirteenth idiosyncrasies. He worked quietly and effi- major dramatic production at LCC. He will be remembered for his high standards, both ciently in support of our programs. Stan is a grandfather and a family man. He in the classroom and on the stage, his quick retires to spend more time with his family wit, and particularly on History Nights. Happy retirement Geoff! . . . in September. In the meantime he will be back at Monsanto in relief for those on vacation. Thank you Stan for the contribution you have made over the last six years. Our best Karla Ellis. Head Librarian: Karla is taking leave of the school, after serving for three wishes for a happy and long retirement. years as our Head Librarian. During her short tour of duty, she flourished on both profesJanet Campbell. Junior School Office: Janet is sional and personal fronts. Professionally, she encourages the growth moving to Toronto after almost 10 years of devoted service as Junior School Secretary. of the Junior Library, and directed our first Janet's patience and sensitivity to the needs tentative steps towards automation. On the of the Junior School students and their par- personal side, she became a mother to not ents will be missed. We all wish her happi- one, but two children. The photos of her son, ness in the land of milk and honey, and best Wesley, and her daughter, Shawna - proudly displayed on " M u m ' s " desk! - indicate that of luck in her future endeavours! they, too, are flourishing! Karla will be missed. She leaves with warm wishes for a bright future . . .

Winnie Garbish. Chef's Aide: Winnie's presence has been enjoyed at the LCC lunches for seventeen years. This, without any absences despite broken toes, burnt legs, or sickness. She was always working without fail. Winnie was very interested in the LCC Sports. Hockey was one of her favorites. She also liked to go and watch the Lion's Football Finals at the St. Leonard stadium. For Winnie, the work in the kitchen was not just a job, it was more. She was devoted to service, excellence, and a lot more. We are all very sorry to see Winnie leave. We will miss her extra effort, as well as her smile. Everyone who had the opportunity to work closely with this wonderful lady, counts themselves extremely lucky. She was devoted for many years as a family member and a friend.

Tony Harris. English: In only two years, Tony has left his mark on LCC. He fit right into the classroom, whether it was English or History. He certainly wasn't out of place on the football field nor on the golf course. Tony began to take over the coaching of the golf team this past year; he loved to play 18 holes any time he could. Sports fans knew him as the football coach. A former AllCanadian for Bishop's, he coached the Senior Football team to two successful seasons, once to the Finals and the other time to the Semi's. In the classroom, Tony was a keen, entertaining teacher. Who in grade 8 English will ever forget his "hamburger paragraphs"? He also taught Canadian History with verve. He occasionally had the chance to teach his first love, painting, in Art Class workshops. Very few students know this side of Tony Harris, the artist. He fit right in with the LCC staff and students. His sense of humour is legendary. He was one of the boys! On behalf of the staff and students, we repeat what he often said to the members of the Senior School Football team: "Give yourself a hand, Tony Harris; you deserve it!"

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(Back Row): R. WUson, P. Starr, A. Snyder, S. Tevel, B. Zackon, S. Malin, R. Jagan, M. Doumet, A. Fadlallah, C. Papanastasiou, (Front Roiv): E. Softie, L. Pavlovic, O. Oroz, S. Yaffe, O. Setlawke, M. Liverman, M. Naayem, J. Goldberg, A. Engel

(Back Row): Mrs. Marchitello, S. Cashman, F. Sedki, J.P. Schueler, E. Sinmaz, M. McKnight, Menard-Paquin, J. Assi, (Front Row): A. Leus, D. CaveU, S. Fok, R. Tutino, J. Chan, R. Karp, A. Borod, F. Abaskharoun, S. Tevel

(Back Row): B. Periman, S. Blumenkranz, R. Burgess, M. Coughlin, C. Panasuk, T. Dobby, T. Qark, M. Bertucci, Mr. M. Griffiths, (Middle Row): E. Cobrin, T, Lagac6, C. Walters, H. Jagan, A, Hallak, G. Cukier, G. Whitty, J. Guay, N. ViceUi, A. Katsoudas, (Front Row): A. Mor^au, A. Berlord, J. Hastings, J. Camarda, A Morris, R. Zackon, F. Berloni, P Auberbach, N. Velan

6B (Back Row): H. Grivakis, S. Wong, C. Pam, C. BoothMorrison, D. Brouillette, D. Auger, G. Granatstein, F. Costaguta, J. West, P. Rupert, (Middle Row): B. Sutcliffe, D. Shapiro, R. Qadri, M. Shamy, A. Biswas, B. Wheeler-Lee, F. Shaheeb, T. Lyee, H. Nuyens, (Front Row): K. Alladin, E. Rodin, A. Steinberg, M. Sheinart, J. Rossie, M. Lynch, D. Marcon-Smith, R. Crelinsten

HISTORY NIGHT Malcom Lewis, a recent LCC graduate who has brilliantly portrayed History Night's Recording Angel at the Pearly Gates for the past six years and has become an annual institution in himself, prophetically spoke the final words of this year's gathering when he said, "Well, that is it. History Night is now history." As all good historians know, nothing is more certain than change. Nothing, no matter how good it is, last forever. Every great civilization, regime, palace, and temple has its day of splendour, but life goes on and change is inevitable. The secret is to savour the moment, enjoy it while it lasts, and then to move on to the future. History Night was the creation and result of a unique educational experiment. It has lasted nineteen glorious years and seen nearly fifteen hundred fifty students portray their characters in all their splendour at the annual grade seven event. There is, however, a need to make changes in the Social Studies Curriculum, and History Night has thus run its course. Do not despair, for the concept of History Night has proven itself against the tests of time. Who knows? Like the proverbial Phoenix of old, it may yet arise anew from the ashes and take on new life in different form of the future. One chapter of History is now closed, but there are always new chapters to be written. It remains for me to say a special thank you to all those many

Old Boys, staff members, and students from the Senior School who have helped me so untiringly over the years. History Night would not have been made possible without their enormous contribution and efforts. There is not space here to mention everyone concerned, but I would like to mention a few. To Chuck McGinn, Ian Griffiths, and Sylvia Tracy of the LCC Art Department, 1 owe a great debt. 1 would also like to thank two long-time colleagues. Geoffrey Hall and Richard Barrett, who have been so involved in the writing, acting, and directing of the many History Night plays over the years. I am very thankful for the tremendous support behind the scenes and in other capacities of Paul Keyton, Victor Badian, Gordon Allan, Janet Campbell, Joy Batsis, Bea McNally, Eric Lasota, Mark Griffiths, Alain Hebert, Pierre-Jean Tremblay, David Howard, Richard Hovey, Stephen Lee, Gordon White, David Pomkoski, Chef Dick de Grendpre, and Winrue Garbish. 1 would also like to mention two old boys who have worked on History Night every year since they played their own roles in Grade Seven. To Terry Jacyno, who has been my valued assistant these past years, and to Ted Kalil, who has helped me for the past decade, 1 am truly indebted. From the wonderful support that I have received over the years from those who have experienced History Night, 1 know that the spirit of this unique event will long live on!

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DAY 5 ACTIVITIES

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(Back Row): W. Yeung, B. Birks, B. Zackon, M. Woolhouse, J. Henderson, C. Hughes (Middle Row): M. Mutoh, S. Chaterjee, C. Gravel, C. Sniatowsky, J. Doulamis, R. Trickett, Mr. D. Heward (Front Row): N. Pyenson, R. Jokinen, W. Whitty, A. Rose, S. Habbous, M. Latour, L. Des Groseillers, L. DeSouza.

7B (Back Row): P. Dussauh, R. White, S. Starke, A. Tedeschi, M. McKnight, K. Reddy (Middle Row): N. Heischer, H. Rahal, G. Hakim, J. Jukubiak, F. Brumell, J. Noel-Kaneb, A. Rudochvilow, Mr. J. Bower (Front Row): F. Kachra, E. Sinyor, M. Maislin, J. Yearow, R. Girgis, W. Westly, S. Kamateros, J. Aintabi.

(Back Roiv): T. Tzotzis, E. Poon, D. Molly, N. Dube, P. Beardsley, J. Guerrera, M. Balcar (Middle Row): C. Jager, B. Billick, J. Mutch, M. Gorelik, D. Ronn, B. Lo, M. Batchoun, Mr. R. Hovey (Front Roiv): M. Hastings, K. Hajee, D. Hammerback, J. Siwiec, R. Khan, D. Lam, G. Therrien.

7D (Back Row): O. Abbas, P. Watson, J. Lavoie, L. Rochester, P. Mazigi, I. Hallak, K. Shannon, N. Pinsky (Middle Row): Mr. G. Allen, P. Ricketts, W. Carney, A. Aucoin, S. Triendl, G. Bower, M. GUfix, Mr. S. Lee (Front Row): A. Dunne, A. Shlesinger, P. Patel, S. Teblum, G. Tisch, M. Richardson, I. Jarvis.

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Priester, W. Proudfoot, M. Raven, A. Regen, M.

Rodenchuk, C. Saad, T. Salvo, G. Schouela, A. Seltzer, D. Sheinart, D. Sherwani, S.

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Aronson, M. Auger, M. Batchoun, G. Bernstein, R.

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Martin, N. Mathewson, J. McConnell, J. Mendicino, B. Michaelson, J. Noueihed, M. Periman, D.

Potter, B. Prupas, J. Rateb, M. Rittenhouse, M.

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Rees, O. RoU, J. Rossie, J. Roszko, A. Roy, J. Saleh, H. Segal, A.

Shanahan, M. Shaw, E. Sheikh, O. Simonetti, D.

Simonian, M. Sinclair, N. Siwiec, R. Smith, M.

Soni, V. Southwood, T. Starke, R. Stein, W.

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ACTIVITIES

STRATFORD '92

Eighty-one tired grade eleven students began the annual pilgrimage to Stratford, Ontario on a warm Wednesday morning in September. After the eight hour bus ride, with the adrenalin rising as each minute passed, all the students were glad to stretch their legs and unpack in their rooms at the Victorian Inn. The members of the football, soccer, and volleyball teams went to nearby fields to practice. Many others went to explore the town and stock up on food. After dinner, all the students walked to the Festiveu Theatre for the first play. Measure for Measure. This performance was the best we were to see. Upon our return to the Inn, students began the nightly ordering of pizza and the socializing on the telephone with nameless females. By three a.m., however, most students were asleep. After a sleepy Thursday, we returned to the theatre to see a presentation of The Tempest. At the conclusion, many students seemed to have some new found energy and they went off in taxis to explore other hotels. The bus ride back was a lively affair. The students who had the most energy kept everyone awake. Luckily, after our last stop at Kingston, most people fell asleep. By the time parents picked up their young men at 1 a.m. on Saturday morning, few would last the ride home before falling asleep. But we all agreed on one thing. The three days passed by too quickly.

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THE FAMILY BARBECUE

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THE MARATHON OF HOPE

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BRY FOX RUN

The ardent participation in raising funds for the Cancer Research Society has always been an LCC tradition. This year was no exception. Held on Friday, September 25th, 1992, the annual LCC edition of the Terry Fox Run was organized by Mr. Maclean's Grade 12's, including F. Laflamme, Christina Brown, and C. Frankel. In addition, Mackay Centre's runners were welcomed for their ebullient participation. The three schools were able to contribute an approximate total of 20 000$ to the Cancer Research Society.

Besides the participation of the Mackay Centre, the 1992 edition of the Terry Fox Run for Cancer Research also incorporated many other changes. The participants of the 1992 Terry Fox Run only were to run for an hour instead of running the distant 10 km. Furthermore, while running the one hour run, the exhausted participants were alleviated by the gleeful music played by the LCC band. Finally, we extend sincere thanks to all of the students and the organizers for their contribution to the success of the 1992 Terry Fox Run.

LCC'S SECOND ANNUAL SPIRIT WEEK

AND SENIOR SKI TRIP This year's annual Spirit Week got off to an interesting start with Tacky Tie Day. Before long came an infamous Free Dress Day as students arrived at school dressed as their heros. We were honored by visits from such greats as Jimi Hendrix and Homer Simpson. As the week sped by, people threw themselves heartily into crazy activities like Chubby Bunny, Penny in the Pie, and an ice cream eating contest. That Friday, students from grade seven up through grade twelve joined friends from several other schools for a wild day of skiing at Mont Sutton. Not only was the snow wonderful, the weather was amazing. It was definitely a day to remember.

LEADERSHIP FOR DEMOCRACY CONFERENCE

Lower Canada College played host this year to its fu-st international Leadership Conference. It brought in students from all across the globe to our city. Delegates from Germany, France, Russia, Italy, Surinam, and various North American cities w-ere present for this five day affair lasting from the 7th to the 11th of October. .. The main objective of this conference was to capture the spirit of democracy and show how fortunate we are to live in one Our generation is going to be the future of our country and planet; thus, we learned about democracy and other vital topics. Highlights of the conference were plenary speakers, Chauman of CBC, Patrick Watson, and the well-known American author Midge Dector. There were many seminars throughout the event ranging from topics such as Human Rights to the New World Order which is developing before us. The delegates were broken into four political parties of a fictitious country. Each party elected a leader, created a party platform, and then ran in the elecrions. The mock-government proved to be very successful. . When the delegates were not in senunars or working with their party, they traveUed around Montreal. They had an in-depth tour of the city, ate at Le Sucrerie de la Montagne (a vintage Quebec sugarshack), and danced at a MuchMusic video dance. The conference was run by Mr. Brooks who did a tremendous job as everyone had a momentous time.

JAZZ BAND

This year marked an exciting new development in the music department as Ms. Jana Hancinsky directed the first Extracurricular Jazz Band based on skUl, not age. Freed from the restrictive bonds of a specific grade level, the band was opened to anyone in the senior school who was ready, willing, and able to play in a band setting. The result was a cross-section of proficient students from grade 7 up through the Pre-University Year who really wanted to play. This desire on the part of the band members made all the difference and shone through as they performed in the Montreal Music Festival. A large portion of the band went on to show their stuff in the New Orleans Jazz Festival in April. With luck, the Jazz Band's performance will mark the start of a new LCC tradition.

Special Edition

Volume 1992-1993 "The newspaper! Sir, they are the most villainous-hcentious-abominable-infernal-Not that I ever reaci them-no-I make it a rule never to look into a newspaper." -Richard Brinsley Sheridan "It is a newspaper's duty to print the news and rage hell." -The Chicago Times "The basis of our government being the opinion of the people, the very first object should be to keep that right; and were it left to me to decide whether we should have a government without newspapers, or newspapers without a government, I should not hesistate a moment to prefer the latter." -Thomas Jefferson

'•All I have I would have given gladly not to be standing here to day J* -First address to Congress as President [November 27, 1963.] -Lyndon B. Johnson

Editor in Chief Patrick Hung Editor at Large Jonathan Hastings Sports Editor Richard Durrett Publishers Derek Wong (Head) Peter Cheng Firas Hamze Artist Kenneth Wong Staff Advisor Mr. Flam Emperor Steven Bekhor

LCC PLAYERS

Audiences at the three performances of the LCC Players' 1992 season set unprecedented attendance records, demonstrating a renewed enthusiasm and interest in the performing arts in the LCC community. The Players' production of the whodunit Rehearsal for Murder was given an exceptionally warm reception from the public. The size of the audience increased geometrically each of the three nights of the play, from Wednesday, December 2 to Friday, December 4, proving yet again the commonly held view that word of mouth remains the Players' most effective form of publicity. The play's immense success was due to countless elements of the production, not the least of which was the actual nature of the drama, a gripping murder mystery which kept the audience members at the edge of their seats until the end of the second act. For the first time in the Players' thirteen-year history, female characters were portrayed by three actresses from Pre-U. This break with the Shakespearean tradition of 62

casting Junior School boys in women's roles seemed to have been well received by the general public. The ingenious set design was conceived and built by Mr. Ian Griffiths, and was nimbly manipulated by the stage crew under the direction of Marcel Nguyen. The prompter was Pia Wilkinson-Chapman, and Jonathan Hastings was properties-master. The LCC Theatre's lighting design and sound system were professionally created by Laurent Madore, Homayoun Saleh, and technical director Owen Rees. Congratulations are in order for the cast of ten thespians with theu inspiring director, Mr. Geoffrey Hall, for having rehearsed and prepared a first-rate full-length production in the short time span of only two and a half months. In the name of the whole LCC Players team, I would like to thank Mr. Hall, and wish him good fortune in his further endeavours with the Players with the traditional theatrical expression, "Break a leg."

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THE CITRUS FRUIT SALE

' The armual Citrus Fruit Sale had a modest beginning in 1984. That "year, a total of 836 small and 256 large boxes of oranges, grapefruits and tangelos were sold. Our sales total was $16,277 and we were delighted to realize a profit of $4,581. In 1992, our 9th sale was our second best to date. Approximately $21,000 was raised for the Sports Trip and Tournament Fund. 2143 small boxes and 1402 large boxes of fruit were sold. The sales total exceeded $66,000. A total of $2,650 in prizes was awarded. As the sales volume grows, so does the work associated with it. A large number of staff, students and parents have had a hand in ensuring the success of this year's sale. The sale began with an army of salesmen from all grade levels spreading out to cover every comer of the city and beyond. Many parents were actively involved at this stage, promoting the sale at their places of business. Qass representatives and home room teachers checked all of the class sales orders. The orders were entered on the computers by Mr. Jack Benoit & his Macintosh Computer Applications class. They set a high standard which will be difficult to match in future years. The Physical Education Staff, with assistance from students, unloaded the two and a half trailer trucks and later distributed it all with the help of other staff members. A Junior School parent, Ms. Kayla Schneiderman, loaned the school two pallet carts which made the unloading much easier. Through the efforts of this group, the Sale progressed in a very orderly manner. The fruit arrived on a Monday morning and was gone by the Saturday of the same week.

BLOOD DRIVE

On April 15, 1993 Lower Canada College held its annual Red Cross Blood Drive, courtesy of efficient organization by the Pre-University class. To help promote the occasion, the Pre-U students phoned many Old Boys, parents, and past donors. There were also fliers passed around houses and businesses in N.D.G. During the course of the afternoon two

hundred and twenty pints of blood were collected. Once a donor had finished giving blood they were handed a DurJdn' Donut and one of the many door prizes which had been collected. The Blood Drive was a huge success and the orgariizers would like to thank all those who volunteered their time as well as those who donated their blood.

LCC - DEBATING POWERHOUSE

The 1992-93 Quebec Student Debating Association season was nothing short of a triumph for LCC. In January, Matthew Aronson, Andrew Grove, Angshu Bhattacharyya and George Vouloumanos won top school honours for LCC at the Bialik High School Junior Tournament. Matthew Aronson also took top speaker honours at Bialik. In March, LCC's Senior debater stole the show at the provincial championships held at Trafalgar. Jesse Shustik and Jamie Schouela were crowned senior provincial debating champions while Justin Lalonde, Peter Schwartz, Milovan Prelevic and Corey Velan brought home the other available trophy by winning top school team honours. Not to be outdone by the Seniors, Andrew

Grove and Vadim di Pietro earrned the right to be called junior provincial debating champions at the yearend championship tournament held at Villa Maria. George Vouloumanos was also awarded a book prize for being among the top ten speakers at that tournament. In addition, the performances of Jesse Shustik and Andrew Grove, at the senior and junior championships respectively, earned each a spot on the teams representing Quebec at the national championship tournaments in St. John and Halifax. Congratulations to all junior and senior debaters and their coaches, Mr. Brooks and Mr. Vlahogiannis, for an outstanding season.

COMPUTER COMPETITIONS

This year, over the course of four contests and several months, the American Computer Science League ran its annual computer progranrming competition. Throughout the contests, our young programmers continually scored well, sometimes gaining a perfect, and earned enough points to be invited to the ACSL All-Stars competition after ranking first in their division and second in Canada. Friday, May 28th was a cold, wet day when Mr. Pichovich and four of his six team members piled into his car and headed off to Coventry, Road Island. After attending a grad and a recital, David Alpert and Derek Wong headed down to join Patrick Hung and complete the Senior team. Sigmumd Lam, Jonathan Michaelson, and Homayoun Saleh formed up the Intermediate team as we all arrived at Coventry High School on the morning of Saturday, May 29th. The competition was fierce, consisting of teams from all over North America, with the first-place team earning 108 out of 120 possible points. Our Senior team worked hard for a fourth place while our Intermediate team tied for second in their division but lost out on the tie-breaker to wind up third, the highest finish for an L C C team in several years. Good work, guys. Many thanks to Mr. Pichovich, for his organization and leadership, and to the Alpert family, for assisting with transportation. Good luck next year.

GRADE NINE PLAYS

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The last period before March break, the Grade 9's met in the Lecture Theatre for the One-Act Play Easter Bunny Awards. This ceremony marked the end of three months of practices, rehearsals, conflicts, and performances. The eight play groups had been chosen in December. Each group then chose its play and came back to school in January, ready to roll. The best play turned out to be the first one, "Biloxi Blues". This play also featured the best director, Jesse Prupas, the best actor, Vadim dePietro, and the best supporting actor, Anthony Wexler.

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The second best play was "Deep Space 90210", written by Dominique Keyserlingk. This play won Best Production for Creative Staging. Another excellent play, "I Never Saw Another Butterfly", featured the best "actress", Jon Michaelson. The Best Supporting "Actress" award went to John Mathewson in "The Driver's Test". On April 2, the whole grade met for a final time in the Lecture Theatre to view Mr. Badian's excellent slide presentation illustrating all eight plays.

HISTORY FAIR GRADE NINE HISTORY MODEL WINNERS

1993 ROB BROWN

GOLD

CATHEDERAL OF ST. BASIL

DAVE PERLMAN & FAHD TURK

GOLD

THE GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE

GOLD

THE CASTLE

MARWAN RATES & SAMI FANSA

INDEPENDENCE HALL

NADER GHASEMLOU

SILVER

JAMP.S WARD & MARC KtlOUZAM

SILVFR

INVASION

KRIS HAMMERBACK & CHRIS LINDSAY

SILVER

THE VICTORIA JUBILEE BRIDGE

JACK HUANG

BRONZE

THE C0LONL«iL HOUSE

JAMES FORD HUTCHINSON

BRONZE

COVERED BRIDGES

ALEC MATHEWSON & EUGENE KWACK

BRONZE

THE ALAMO

ANTHONY BRICHIERI-COLOMBI &

GRADE EIGHT HISTORY FAIR WINNERS

1993 ORAL

PRESENTATION JASON CRELINSTEN ALEX SMITH

GOLD GOLD

KING TUT THE ICE MAN

SAMI HAKIM

S1LV E R

THE TEMPLE AT ABU SIMBEL

JACOB

BRONZE

MONGOLIAN

WRITTEN

FINCH

HORSEMAN

ESSAY

DANIEL

GABBAY

GOLD

ALEXANDER THE GREAT

JAMES

WILSON

GOLD

SEVEN WONDERS OF THE ANCIENT WORLD

ANGSHU BHATTACHARYYA ALI ESMAILZADEH

SILVER SILVER

ALEXANDER THE GREAT PERSIAN WARS

ABIR BISWAS JIMMY TSIRIGOTIS

BRONZE BRONZE

THE VIKINGS 7 WONDERS OF THE ANCIENT WORLD

JEFFREY BERNSTEIN ANDY VIAL

GOLD

THE ANCIENT

LOUIS PHILIPPE

GOLD

TUT'S BURIAL MASK

JOSEPH BLOCH PETER HUANG

GOLD

THE

ROBERTO BERLONI JORDAN CAMARDA

SILVER

ROMAN SIEGE TOWER

DANIEL ARONSON JONATHAN MEE

SILVER

ROMAN

FRANCOIS

SILVER

SANTA MARIA

ROBIN HEIJL DOUG HINDLE

BRONZE

NORMAN

MANI

HISTORICAL

MODELS

NAGY

MADORE

LUTE

ACROPOLIS

COLOSSEUM

CASTLE

GHASEMLOU

BRONZE

INDIAN

DAVID

MACMARTIN

BRONZE

STONEHENGE

JOHN

MULHOLLAND

BRONZE

VIKING

VILLAGE

SETTLEMENT

TALENT SHOW

The Students' Council held the fifth annual Talent Show Extravaganza on April 23 of this year. Hoards of screaming fans crowded the dining hall to take in an evening of spectacular, and sometimes shocking, entertainment. Kippy Clark and Brad Smith got the renowned Mr. L.C.C. Pageant on the road in good fashion. During this battle of muscles and brains, we saw the likes of Eric Seltzer and many others, but Zackary Greirson's wit, cnarm, and Adonis-like physique outdid the other contestants as ne was crowned Mr. L.C.C. Meanwhile, Co-hosts Richie Cohen and Peter Schwartz made way for the quality entertainment (most of the time). The crowd was blessed with outstanding performances by Noah Tarnow and Rocky Goldsmith and company, but the best was yet to come. Spanky's Den featuring Francois Laflamme, gave a powerful performance and placed third. Then, naturally, Rob Hartnett, Mike Wong, and the gang, a.K.a. 22 South, tore up the stage for us one last time. But the act that truly rose to the occasion was the Lower Alley Blues Band, who ripped through some screeching Blues FuriK and drove all the crowd into a frenzy. They accepted the prize and proceeded to share it with the worn-out crowd, who had truly been blown away. The night was a success and everyone is already getting ready for next year.

STUDENTS SHOW THEIR STUFF

The sb<th annual Festival of the Arts was a busy week of activities that highhghted the efforts so many make in the areas of Art, Drama, and Music. It was a perfect opportunity for the students to show off their talents, exchange views, or gain the benefit of experienced speakers. The week began with a presentation by Atie Waxman on the numerous ways of working professionally with desk-top publishing. Mrs. Sylvia Tracy led a papermaking workshop in the Junior School Art room and the Grade 10 Theatre class, trained by Mr. Geoff Hall, performed Act I of Twelve Angry Men in the Lecture Theatre. The day ended with a big exhibition of students' works in the Art rooms and hallways. On Tuesday, the grade 4 and 5 art classes went to the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts. At lunchtime, Andy Vial performed a piano concert in the Music room. There was also a Music Clinic for Senior School Music students led by Mr. George Doxas of Lindsay Place High School. Graham Bourgeois, a Dawson Fine Arts student, and John Kwo in Pure and Applied at Marianopolis dropped in on Wednesday to show and explain their portfolios to the Grade 9 and 11 Art classes. Both Old Boys offered important insight into the work required to pursue Art at the CEGEP level. A film on the making of brass instruments and another based

on the life of Louis Armstrong were shown to Music students. The day activities were capped by an entertaining concert on the Diningroom Stage. The air was filled with Jazz and Rock music for well over two hours. Everyone involved in the Music program performed their numbers with flair. On Thursday morning there was a shorter repeat performance by the Music Department for Senior School students. A field trip by Grade 6B to Mrs. Linda Granastein's printmaking studio offered the boys a chance to make some special prints and learn more about this medium. In the afternoon, the Grade 10 and 11 Art classes bussed off to the new Musee d'Art Contemporain downtown to check out the temporary and permanent exhibits there. The Festival came to a close on the Friday with a number of interesting features. The Junior School had the pleasure of listening to the Jazz and Rock bands during the first two periods. Mark Zimmerl, at Concordia, came by with some recent works and explained them to the Grade 10 and 11 Art classes. This week-long spotlight on the Arts is the culmination of long months of work and preparation on the part of many and is in keeping with the desire to enrich the cultural side of every LCC student.

FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS

THE L.C.C. STUDENT'S COUNCIL

The 1992-1993 school year was a new successful one for the Students' Council since it saw the creation of a few new events as well as the return of some old favorites. History was made when the new, coed Pre-University students elected Jen Zeynel to the Council as the first ever female representative. Things started off with a bang when, in the third week of school, the second annual Moga Madness competition was held. It was set-up in exactly the same way as last year, with each grade competing in a series of inane physical events. Two of the old favorites were back, and the two new activities were just as popular. A few weeks after Moga, the Council held the third annual Pumpkin Fest Dance and, shortly after that, the 7&8 dance. Both were great successes and Talk of the Nineties, a company run by old-boy Phillip Lassner, proved to be the right choice to DJ.

Just before the Christmas break, the council treated the staff to the second annual Staff Appreciation breakfast. Pancakes, bacon, toast, juice, and coffee were served to a group of 80 hungry customers who wolfed it all down. Congratulations should be given to Mr. Harris who was clearly the pancake eating champion. Upon returning from the break, the first ever Student Council assembly was held with all the students in the Senior school. The goal of what would become a monthly event from then on was to inform the students on what the Council was doing and notify them of upcoming events. It appeared to be received quite well by the students, and will no doubt become a tradition. Jamie Schouela President, Lion's Students' Council

NEW ORLEANS

It all began on Saturday, April 24th, touring Graceland in Memphis (way too 1993. Accompanied by Ms Hancinsky, much Elvis) and doing Bourbon Street Ms Karolin Klause, and Mr. Kelsley in New Orleans, we spent three incredGrant, 17 excited LCC musicians and a ible days at the New Orleans Jazz and ton of equipment took off from Dorval Heritage Festival. In addition to seeing airport for an eight day concert tour of Dr. John and Buddy Guy, the band crowned Ms. LCC, discovered John Memphis and New Orleans. Composed of students from the grade Dunsmore's amazing talent, and had the 10/11 band. Lower Alley Blues band, and luck to run into such celebrities as Koko LCC Jazz Cats, our superb group of Taylor, Ellis Marsalis, and Don King. All musicians played at Alfred's on world in all, the trip was a huge success. The band would like to thar\k Ms. Hanfamous Beale street in Memphis as well cinsky, Ms. Klause, and Mr. Grant for as the harbour front in New Orleans. Excitement overcame fatigue and the making it a week we will never forget. group was always on the move. After

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On May 7th, 1993, the Graduating class headed out for one last adventure together. As in the past few years, we decided to go white water rafting on the Rouge River, and were not disappointed. Our day began with a one and a half hour bus ride out near Ontario, to Calumet, Quebec. We arrived at the New World River base and were quickly issued wet suits, helmets, and paddles. After a quick briefing, we were back on the busses and off to the launching point on the river. Each raft would have ten people and one guide on them, so we grouped up, boarded, and cast off. It was not until we got on the water that we realized how beautiful a day it was. The sun was shining and there wasn't a cloud in the sky. Unfortunately, we really didn't get much time to appreciate it since the first and most deadly rapid

quickly approached. The Canyon, as it was named, had a rating of 5, which is the highest and most dangerous level on the rating scale. As each raft went through the Canyon and followed the river through the rest of the rapids, some made it and some didn't. Along the way, there were many water fights among the rafts, including an opportunity to throw Mr. Townsend into the water. After going down the river once, we had a quick snack, and then were bused back to the top where we promptly did it all again. The day ended with a dinner back at the base and a video presentation of our day. It was a very exciting day, the one that the classes of '93 will take with them to CEGEP and beyond.

SiPORTS

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SENIOR FOOTBALL (Back Row): G. Nihon, E. Shaw, H. Saleh, M. Borenstein, C. Clark, S. McAllister, D. Bouskill, M. Bright, D. Mehra, N. Dauchez, A. Greenberg, W. Goldman, A. Bollhom, G. White, S. Bower (Middle Row): Mr. Morton (coach), Mr. Harris (coach), P. McDougall, C. Dubois, L. Tolensky, N. Kuzak, J. Brouillette, Z. Grierson, A. Wexler, P. Kaufman, R. Cohen, G. Kalil, N. Sulsky, S. Faguy, B. Smith, M. Feldman, A. tally, A. Lindy, D. Parker, M. Bergeron, L. Madore (Mgr), Mr. Hannough (coach), Mr. McHenry (coach) (Front Row): P. McEntyre, I. Hidaka, C. Mwasi, R. BUotra, J. Lalonde, J. Roll, I. Wightman, N. Martire, E. Park, J. Albright, M. Cope, R. Starke, D. Raila, A. Massoudi

Despite early season success, the 1992 Senior Football Lions ended the season in disappointing fashion. After having reached the city finals for six consecutive years, the Lions could not shake off the injury bug in the semi-final game against Jean-Eudes. However, the team was able to defend the Shirley Russell Cup and reclaim the Nick Matossian trophy. Led by captains Nick Sulsky, Geoff Kalil, Nick Martire, and Jackson Wightman, the team was strengthened by offensive stars Richie Cohen, Sean McAllister, and Willie Goldman, and defensive stalwarts Michael Bright and Patrick McEntyre. The Lions started the season with impressive victories over College de Montreal and arch-rival Selwyn House. After suffering a tough loss to Laurentian, the team regrouped to finish first in their division. However, several injuries, combined with a tough running team from Jean-Eudes, got in the way of a seventh straight appearance in the city finals. The players would like to thank Messrs. Morton and Harris and all the assistants who helped throughout the season. In addition, the '92 Lions wish the best of luck to the '93 Lions.

Next year

BANTAM FOOTBALL (Back Row): Mr. Proudfoot (coach), M. Loertscher, A. Isler, J. Christou, R. Blanchard, A. Schouela, A. Wexler (Middle Row): Mr. Howard (coach), A. Kunterian, G. Thompson, N. Martin, C. Lally, S. Sinclair, S. Hakim, M. Coakley, A. Stotland, V. DiPietro, Mr. Seaman (coach) (Front Row): P. Huang, G. Toth, A. BrichibriCulumbi, D. Ghetler, M. Proudfoot, v. Zelman, D. Freiheit, S. Triendl, B. Zackon, M. Rateb, D. Seltzer, M. Yott

During the first week of practice, the Bantam Football team was in desperate need of players. However, once the school year got underway, football got its bodies. The team was led by veterans Andrew Stotland, Robin Blanchard, and Tony Wexler. Also in the leadership roles were rookies John Cristou, Sami Hakim, and Aliesch Isler. The team started off on the wrong foot, losing the first two games of the season, but came back by devastating Selwyn House in a not-so-close game, with the final score being 32-6 for LCC; thus securing the Matossian trophy. The Bantams won one more league game, once again against Selwyn House, this time by only five points, therefore securing a spot in the playoffs. Unfortunately, the Bantam's found themselves on the short end of a 32-28 score which ended their season. The offensive line was anchored by center Graham Thompson and guard Mathias Lorchester. The defense was led by defensive back Tony Wexler and linebackers Robin Blanchard and Andrew Stotland. Honorable mention also goes to defensive tackle Matt Rittenhouse who made some big hits. Finally, the team would like to thank the coaches Mr. Howard and Mr. Seaman, and Mr. Proudfoot for all their help and support during a trying season. Better luck next year!

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PEEWEE FOOTBALL

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(Back Row): J. Finch, M. Etco, C. Vineberg, R. Finkelstein, R. Heijl, J. Henderson, G. Bower, T. Tzotzis, B. Birks, B. Dunn, J. Wilson (Middle Row): Mr. Sigouin (coach), W. Carney, N. Pinsky, S. Starke, M. Mutoh, K. Shannon, J. Doulamis, O. Abbas, S. Chatterjee, A. Bhattacharyya, D. Hindle, Mr. Flam (coach), F. Laflamme (coach) (Front Row): M, Gorelik, L. Rochester, F. Brumell, K. Hajee, ]. Siwiec, M. Latour, A. Cytrynbaum, G. Tisch, A. Hamilton, M. Richardson, J. Lavoie, D. O'Connor, K. Rahal (Absent): B. Billick, J. Camarda, R. Lewin, S. Starkman, G. Therrien, W. Yeung.

With a large group of 39 players, the team was split into 2 squads, the Red and Blue squads. The Red Squad was led by the powerful running of Rob Finklestein, the swift Rob Lewin, and the accurate arm of Sean Starke. Defensively, the squad was anchored by linemen Jacob Finch, and Goddy Tisch, and middle linebacker Sean Starkeman. On the Blue side, the offensive specialists were Charles Vineberg, and Doug Hindle, led by QB John Siwiec. The team also got a lateseason boost from the discovery of world-class running back Mitsuyoshi Mutoh, who dazzled fans with the Yoshi shuffle. The squad began the season with a rough start, losing to Bishops. However, the tide quickly turned, as in the next two Jamborees, the Lions roared to a 9-5 winning record including a 42-0 victory over Selwyn House to finish the season. The team would like to thank Mr. Sigouin, Mr. Ham, and Francois Laflamme for coaching. Good luck next year!

SENIOR SOCCER

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1 (Back Row): Mr. Badian (coach), P. Maniatis, R. Wilkes, P. Reynolds, D. Stein, M. Fine, A, Burhop, V. Cristou, Mr. Tipney (coach) (Front Row): C. Frenkel, M. Straub, M. Fiorelli, P. Bolton, M. Vineberg, C. Velan, J. Khazzam (Absent): R. Kerr, D. Simonetti.

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This year's edition of the Senior Soccer Lions were not overly blessed with raw talent, but the team soon became tenacious contenders. Early in the season, the Lions took second place at the Loyola Tournament, dropping the final game to the tournament hosts. The Lions, however, would not be denied their revenge. Their season progressed relatively well, losing only to W.I.C, but the highlight was uncioubtedly the team's trip to Halifax, Nova Scotia, for the Canadian Independent Schools invitational tournament. The team came away from Kings EdgehUl School with fourth place honours, one broken collar bone, a cut and bloodied eye, 15 stiches, and great memories. Back in Montreal, the Nova-Scotian momentum kept the Lions rolling, displaying a much-improved style of soccer. The stellar defence kept goaltender Philip Bolton happily unoccupied, while scoring wizzards Adrian Burhop, Peter "Rocket" Reynolds, and Mark "Slugger" Fine kept us ahead on the scoreboard. The Lions won a playoff birth, defeating their arch-rivals Loyola by virtue of a clutch goal in the dying seconds of the last game of the season. LCC lost its semi-final match with dignity to ESMR, by a score of 1-0. The team would like to thank Mr. Tipney, our two dedicated fans, and Mr. Badian.

Almost

MIDGET SOCCER (Back Row): Mr. Armstrong (coach), v. Soni, I. Fine, J. Inglis, D. Macey, S. Genoni, A. Perritt (Front Row): R. Brown, ]. Roy, S. Somji, M. Heim, P. Mayne, R. Harbinson, A. Roszko (Absent): S. Fansa, W. Stein, M. Priester, K. Hammerback, C. Hastings, 1. Mathers

This year's Midget Soccer team consisted of many talented players. The captains Warren Stein and Matijn Priester led the team to a 6-2 record in a very competitive league. LCC finished the regular season as the first place team in their division. The first obstacle in the playoffs came in the form of Van Home. This match became the most exciting game of a remarkable season, as Van Home gained an early lead of 1-0 at the beginning of the second half. Not to be outdone, the Lions fought back all of the second half, and just as the sun set in the horizon, Adam Perritt scored the tying goal with seconds remaining. The end result was LCC winning in a shootout. And so the Midgets earned a ticket to the GMAA city finals, where they were to meet Laurier Macdonald who had a perfect record. In sub-zero temperatures, the LCC team fell to the potent Laurier Macdonald offence and ended up on the short end of a 4-0 score. The players would like to thank Mr. Armstrong for a fun season and his active support at every game.

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A good start . . •

BANTAM I SOCCER (Back Row): A. Hebert (coach), A. Esmaelzadeh, W. Priester, C. Rodenchuck, J. Parker, G. Vouloumanous, R. Elie (Front Row): P. Moreau, M. McKnight, M. Regan, B. Imperial, ]. Mutch, R. Trickett (Absent): M. Balcar, N. Erlick, F. Kachra, ]. Henderson

The Bantam 1 Soccer team got off to a very good start by capturing the Bishops College Tournament, with three impressive wins. However, numerous injuries forced the team to play shorthanded or with one or two substitutes all year. Nevertheless, the Team finished a respectable third in their division. The Team would like to thank Mr. Hebert for his continuous support and dedication. Better luck next year!!!

A slow start .

SENIOR VOLLEYBALL (Back Row): Mr. Hovey (coach), S. Price, D. Alpert, B. Aitken, K. Yu, P. Morton, R. Durrett (Front Row): P. Hung, R. Huang, J, Huang, P. Yuen, J. Frishling (Absent): J. Shuele

This year's edition of the Senior Volleyball team got off to a horrible start, losing all but three of its regular season games. Led by captain Jordan Frishling, the only returning veteran, and spiking sensation Sean Price, the team appeared to be headed for another dismal season. Entering the playoffs and seeded eighth out of nine teams, with their backs against the wall, the players decided to go "Big Blue." Led by a sudden surge of vicious hitting by Richard Durrett and David Alpert, the team caught fire for their last three playoff tournaments. Highlighted by a six-game winning streak in Pierrefonds, the Lions capped off their most successful season in years with a 7-4 playoff record. Overall, this year's relatively inexperienced group made tremendous progress over the course of the season. Many thanks to Mr. Hovey for always enlightening the team with his vast knowledge of the game and for providing the Senior Volleyball Lions with a most enjoyable season.

Nice try

BANTAM VOLLEYBALL The 1992 volleyball season proved to be an improvement for the Bantam team. Captain Michael Alpert and assistant captain Jimmy Tsiringotis led the team to a final standing of 4th in their division, winning four times, losing an astounding six times, and tying two times. Comparing this to last year's standing of an overall last with one dying victory, the 1992 volleyball season has been one which will not be forgotten for the twelve players from both the seventh and eighth grade. The players have made great improvement, especially setters Michael Alpert, Patrick Nihon, Chris Jager, Comile Patel, and spiker Paul Rikkets. It would be in the school's best interest to get those players back for the Midget team. The inspiring coach was Serge Melan<;on, with Elizabeth Emond from the pre-university class acting as an assistant coach. Great going guys, and hope to see you all trying out next year!

(Back Row): Mr. Melancon (coach), J. Bloch, J. Tsirigotts, C. Jager, G. Doumet, ]. Mee (Front Raw): M. Alpert, J. Zuckerman, A. Schlesinger, C. Patel, K. Alladin, P. Nihon (Absent): P. Ricketts

Beginning . . .

BANTAM 3 SOCCER This year's Bantam 3 Soccer team had a strong learning experience. It was a tough season though, with many missed shots and goals against. The offense was quite strong with Gabriel Cernica and Patrick Watson. The defensive line did their best and improved greatly over the season, but were often up against superior opposition. They had many, many shots on the goalkeeper, Micheal Hastings. Luckily, the defense never gave up and kept on tiying. From the sidelines, Mr. Shefler donated his helpful advice which helped greatly, and we would all like to thank him. As I said, it was a rough season, with many inexperienced players, but a season which witnessed all players improve their skills. It was an enjoyable season full of team spirit. Better luck next year!

(Back Row): A. Smith, C. Huges, M. Woolhouse, P. Watson, P. Bearkerley, A. Aucoin, N. Meddings, Mr. Shefler (coach) (Front Row): N. Goldman, W. Westley, A. Rose, M. Hastings, G. Cernica, D. Hammerback, A. Hallak

Well played .

UNDER.I3 SOCCER This year the t o u r n a m e n t was held at St. John's-Kilmarnock school in Breslaw, Ontario. The team placed seventh in the sixteen-team tournament, with a 2-3-2 record. Their losses to S e w y n H o u s e , St. J o h n ' s Ravencourt, a n d St. Georges Vancouver w e r e off-set by their shut-outs of Ridley College and St. John's Kilmarnock. S t e p h a n Triendl a n d Faud Kachra did most of the scoring, while Sean Starke a n c h o r e d the defence.

(BafRow)^ Mr. Smith, Mr. Hebert (M,dd/.Rou,); M. Balcar, J. West, S. Starke, S. Triendl, D. Mayne, M. Regan, J. Mutch (Front Row): F. Kachra, P. Watson, R. Trickett, M. Hastings, A. Beaudoin, D. Shapiro, C. Taylor, A. Pnipas . Prupas

5 S 6 SOCCER Red team RED NAMES: (BackRow): W. Newell, B. Periman, C. BoothMorrison, T. Clark C. Brown, A. Steinberg, R. Qadri, A. Prupas, F. Costaguta, Mr. M. Griffiths (coach) (Front Row): M. Coughlin, N. Vincelli, M. Tutino, L. Aguiar, J. Rossie, A. Moreau, T. Lyle BLUE NAMES: (Back Row): Mr. M. Griffiths (coach), D. Mayne, H. Grivakis, J. Rossy, M. Golden, N. Velan, A. Beaudoin-Bonnoto, B. Wheeler-Lee, S. Heward (Front Row): P. Auerbach, R. Crelinsten, M. Zarzar, N. Gellis, J. Hastings, M. Johnston, R. Zackon.

Blue team Under Mr. Griffith's visionary plan, the 5 & 6 Soccer program was expanded to three teams. All teams played 12 spirited games intramurally or against Selwyn House. The Blue team enjoyed the best record with 6 wins, 3 losses, and 5 ties. The entire team would like to thank Mr. Zarzar for his help coaching at four Tuesday Soccer Clinics and for his help running the Reds during the tournaments.

FREDE

WHITE NAMES: (Back Row): C. Pam, D. Auger, D. Shapiro, G. Granststein, H. Nuyens J. Leggett, P. Ruper (Front Row): D. Brouillette, T. Kaufman, A. Berloni, E. Rodin, A. Morris, F. Berloni, A. Biswas, C. Taylor

White team The 5 & 6 White Soccer team began the 1992 season with many new faces. For many of the players valuable new skills were developed, and as a whole, the team improved. The highlight of the season was a trip to Ashbury College where the White team was victorious. Congratulations to all members of the team, for showing a strong spirit. The team would also like to thank all the parents who came out to support the team.

Still swinging

GOLF The game of golf is rapidly gaining popularity at LCC. This year, more students than ever before signed up for the annual school tournament which takes place at the Royal Montreal Golf Qub. Rob Kerr won the tournament with a respectable 75, and none other than the infamous Jonathan Roy was a close second with a score of 83. Due to holidays, the school could only put together a team of relatively inexperienced golfers. The team of four consisted of Jonathan Roy, Andrew Stotland, Andrew Roszko, and Alex Smith. Considering the tough condition in which the golfers had to golf, which included sub-zero temperatures and snow flurries, the team did surprisingly well. The entire golfing population of LCC would like to thank Mr. Smith, Mr. Howard, and Mr. Harris for their efforts in allowing the school to partake in these tournaments.

A. Stotland, A. Smith, Mr. Flam (coach), J. Roy, A. Roszko

Keep running

CROSS COUNTRY The Cross Country Team again enjoyed a successful season, competing in five meets. The highlight being the run on Mount Royal. The Team was led by the veterans Eddy Park, Paul Connor, Philip Blake, and Michael Wong. The team rookies of Duncan Johnson, Chris Granel, William Whitty, and Jesse Prupas add the extra dimension to the overall strength of the team. The 'Rookie Coach", Mr. Guimont, also added much to the development of the team, along with the "Veteran coach", Mr. Lasota.

Mr. Guimont (coach), M. Wong, P. Connor, C. Gravel, M. Whitty, P. Blake, D. Johnson, E. Park, J. Prupas, Mr. Lasota (coach) (Absent): S. Yeung, D. Hayami

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SENIOR HOCKEY

Led by captain Geoff Kalil, and assistant captains Jackson Wightman, Chris Frankel, and WUlie Goldman, the Senior Hockey Team had an enjoyable year. However, due to the relative inexperience of the team and early goalie problems, the team didn't achieve its full potential. However, the team did manage to rally for tournament play and put up a respectable fight against the Czechoslovakian national junior team; losing only 7-2; the closest score in the tournament. All in all, it was a learning experience for the team. And many thanks to the coaches Mr. Wightman and Mr. Bower for their time and effort. The team would also like to wish the best of luck to the 1994 Senior Hockey Lions!

ALMOST . . .

(Back Row): Mr. Wightman (coach), A. Perritt, M. Smith, R. Starke, C. Clarke, C. Des GroseUles, Mr. Bower (coach) (Middle Row): C. Velan, D. Macey, C. Frankel, G. Kalil, J. Wightman, M. Straub, C. Keenan, (Front Row): K. Larken, R. Harbinson, V, Christou, J. Ray, C. Dubois

Strong start . . .

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BANTAM HOCKEY (Top Row): Mr. Norris (coach), J. Fine, R. Brown, C. Lally, M. Simonetti, Mr. Spencer (coach), (Middle Row): M. Coackly, M. Spencer, D. Hindle, J. Huang, M. Yott, (Bottom Row): S. Kohl, J. MulhoUand, S. Chaliclanabis, N. Eriick, M. Rittenhouse

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The Bantam Hockey team's season this year was filled with its ups and downs. Despite a wealth of talent led by team captain Sudeep Chaklanabis, the slightly undersized team had troubles contending for the title. The team did, however, find success in tournament and exhibition play, taking second place at the Selwyn House Tournament. In the team's annual trip, they managed to sweep with two convincing victories over the Americans as the team travelled south of the border to Connecticut. With flashes of brilliance here and there, the season went well and the players wish to express thanks to Mr. Spencer and Mr. Norris for all their time and effort spent coaching.

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PEEWEE HOCKEY

(Top Row): N. Meddings, M. Batchoun, J. Crelinsten, P. Moreau (Middle Row): Mr. Moore (coach), J. Mee, S. Starke, P. Watson, F. Brumell, A. Smith, Mr. Patterson (coach) (Bottom Row): C. Vineberg, R. Lewin, R. Heijl, N. Goldman, P. Huang (Absent): F. Kachra, W. Zelman, R. Elie.

The Peewee hockey team had a fairly good year, coming in second in the GMAA and second in the Appleby College Invitational Tournament. Led by the stonewall goaltending of Peter Huang, the team was undefeated until the second week of January. Attending one tournament and hosting their own, they had an enjoyable year. The team beat Selwyn House to get into the GMAA final against College Jean-Eudes where they lost in a close game 8-6. Mr. Moore and Mr. Patterson did great jobs coaching the team, constantly giving them pointers as to what they could improve on. Definitely a wonderful year!

The future lions • . •

5 S6 HOCKEY The 5 & 6 Hockey team had a great year, not losing a game in their regular season. The team attended a tournament in Toronto in which they placed first. In the tournament at LCC, they placed second beside St. John's-Ravencourt. Mr. Barrett and Mr. Flam taught their players how to play fast paced hockey. Nick Velan and Philip Rupert were the assistant captains, led by captain David Mayne. The addition to the coaching staff of Mr. Flam, an excellent skater, made the team all the faster. It was truly a great year for our youngest hockey team! (BackRow): M. Coughlin, A. Prupas, D. Mayne, A. Bonotto, C. Pam (MiddleRow): P. Rupert, D. Auger, R. Zackon, T. Kaufman, T. Clark, Mr. Flam (coach) (Front Row): P. Muri, N. Vincelli, A. Moreau, M. Tutino, N. Velan, D. Brouillette (Absent): R, Crelinsten

SENIOR BASKETBALL A strong finish \

Mr. Howard (coach), G. Nihon, R. Durrett, M. Feldman, N. Kuzak, R. Cohen, F. Laflamme, J. Quadri, N. Sulsky, P. Maniatis, N. Dauchez, D. Stein, P. Bolton, M. Rawas, C. Pickett (Manager)

This year's Senior Basketball Team was lucky enough to be blessed with a great deal of raw talent. At the season's outset, however, the team lacked discipline and unity, resulting in several early losses. The Lions grew as the season went on and tournaments brought them together as a team. LCC won the Verdun Tournament on the consolation side, and was very impressive in the Loyola Tournament. One of the year's highlights was the trip to Boston, where the Lions split two games against the powerful Rivers School. Due to LCC's early-season losses, they were denied a spot in the playoffs. The Lions finished the year on a positive note, however, as they won the Selwyn tournament, and punished Lachine High with a 28 point win in their last season game. The year was a success, and the team would like to thank Mr. Howard for making it so with his patience and effort.

A new era • .

GIRLS' BASKETBALL (Back Row): Mile. Manseau (coach), C. Brown, K. Blomfield, C. Pickett (Front Row): A. Tamai, M. Carleton, S. Shatilla, J. Mathewson (Absent): P. Wilkinson Chapman, N. Cesari, L. Stanisforth

The first Giris Basketball Team was a great success. What we lacked in skill, we made up for in determination and enthusiasm. Our record of 3-7 does not express the amount of character the team had. Consisting of 10 players, only 5 of which had played before, it is a miracle that we won any games at all. Many thanks to Miss Manseau for all her support.

Glorious gold

MIDGET T BASKETBALL (Back Row): S. Bower, M. Priester, J. Prupas, W. Stein, L. Tolensky, P. McDougall, Mr, Tipney (coach) (Front Row): F. Turk, N. Martin, A. Wexler, D. Parker, J. Farazis (Absent): C. Zeynel

Midget " 1 " Basketball had an outstanding team this year. The core of returning veterans, Peter McDougall, Lewis Tolensky, and Sean Bower, were bolstered by Martijin Priester and Warren Stein as well as by the members of our resourceful and diverse Grade niners. With the depth that this team had, it swept the league. They were 12-0 in their division and finished the year with a record of 36-3. The team's highlights over their s k month season were winning the Selwyn House, Loyola, LCC, and Maccabi Tournaments. The team also travelled to the states to play two

teams there. They returned with two wins and no losses. Upon winning the GMAA championships, the team decided to partake in the provincials, but after being knocked out by the eventual champions in the third game, they realized that the incredible year had finally come to an end. The team would like to give many thanks to their coach, Mr. Tipney, for all of his time and effort, and for seeing them through in the end.

A team effort . .

MIDGET "3 " BASKETBALL Although hard fought, this year's Midget " 3 " Basketball team's stats did not seem to reflect the numerous hours that went into the making of the team. Talent was plentiful among the members of this year's team, although did not prove to be enough, and our record did seem to reflect this. If a season can be regarded a great one on the basis of the amount of fun the members of the team had, then our season was definitely a great one. We learned more than basketball; we learned about each other and about being a team. And we would like to thank Mr. Smith for teaching it all to us.

(Back Row): N. Sinclair, C. Chang, A. Isler, N. Carlotte, D. Larson, J. Cristou, Mr. Smith (coach) (Front Row): E. Kwack, S. Hakim, V. Soni, V. Di Pietro, B. Wilson (Absent): J. Buckovetsky, R. Cavell.

A diverse attack . . •

BANTAM "I " BASKETBALL The 1992-93 Bantam 1 Basketball Team had an up and down season. The team was very successful in out of town tournaments, but held a good attitude throughout their regular season losing record, partly due to inexperience. Aside from one returning player from the previous year, the whole team consisted of rookies. Captain Jordan Parker led the team with an average of over 17 points per game. Improved play by various players also helped the team and will be an asset next year. Many thanks to Mr. MacLean, whose encouragement and experienced coaching made the year very enjoyable.

(Top Row): D. McLean (coach), S. Triendl, M. McKnight, P. Beardsley, W. Yeung, P. Ricketts (Bottom Row): B. Zackon, G. Imperial, J. Siwiec, J. Henderson, J. Lavoie (Absent): J. Parker.

Good will . . .

BANTAM "3 " BASKETBALL This year the Bantam 3 Basketball Team offered several players the opportunity to play basketball for the first time. Although we played enthusiastically, our level of play was mostly overmatched in a very competitive league. Many of the players displayed improvement in skill and knowledge of the game which will certainly help their play in the future. An extremely enjoyable year to coach, as the team's spirit was always positive.

(Top Row): Mr. Hebert (coach), D. Tsirigotis, M. Rateb, M. Alpert, G. Doumet, Mr. Hovey (coach) (Bottom Row): A. RudochvUow, M. Reagan, R. Girgis, G. Hakim, A. Hallak (Absent): O. Abbas, P. CamUle

The next players

5 S6 BASKETBALL

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This year's 5 & 6 Basketball Team fell short of the .500 mark for the first time. After a solid tournament and some great games, the team fell back in two upset losses late in the season. Unfortunately the season ended early, with a semi-final loss in the playoffs. But the best was yet to come. In previous years, the team had travelled to Winchester, Massachussetts for their exchanges. This year, after attending the L.C.C. 5-6 Tourney, U.C.C. hosted L.C.C. for its very enjoyable sixteam tournament. L.C.C. lost only in the finals, running out of steam after the previous night's late fun. The season finished on an extremely upbeat note. "Wait 'til next year!"

A take-out power

CURLING (Back Rcrw): Mr. Townsend (coach), P. Morton, N. Ghasemlou, E. Emond, B. Aitken, B. Al-Aghbar, H. Saleh, (Front Row): M. Shanahan, I. Nener, J. Lalonde, L. Ferlatte, P. Hung, J. Hastings, S. Price

Led by skips Paul Morton and Patrick Hung, the curling team had a fabulous season. One by one, the team took out the opposition, thus finishing first in the league. Unfortunately, it lost in the playoffs to Lachine in double overtime. Other highlights of the season included the Winter Christmas Tournament and the Selwyn House Bonspiel which was won by the team of Paul Morton, Sean Price, Homayoun Saleh, and Elizabeth Emond. The team would like to thank Mr. Townsend for making this an enjoyable season.

Sliding along . . .

CROSSCOUNTRY SKIING It was another uphill climb for this year's cross-country ski team. At the bantam level, Philip Blake finished third. In the midget level, Robin Blanchard placed third while Johnathan Dunsmore placed sixth overall. In the senior category, Nick Martire had a clean sweep of the races and finished first overall. The ski team would like to thank their coaches Mr. Tremblay, Mr. Cruvellier and Mr. Guimont. "Way to go, Claude!" (Front Row): Mr. Guimont (coach), J. Dunsmore, J. Shustic, A. Kunterian, D. Frankel, M. Loercher, G. White, Mr. Cruvellier (coach). (Back Row): D. Gorenko, N. Martire, W. Whitty, G. Cernica, P. Blake, A. Rozko. (Absent): M. Balkar, R. Blanchard, A. Gould, S. Sinclair, A. Stotland, P. Kaufman, S. Lam, J. Pinchuk, P. Schwartz.

A good comeback . . .

WRESTLING This year's Wrestling Team had a dismal start. Losing to Selwyn House in the first match, LCC started a season-long losing streak. However, they rallied at the end of the season to win a match and two tournaments. In the Riverdale Tournament, Paul Conner won a bror\ze against tough odds. In the finals, LCC came through with their best showing all year. The silver medalists were Paul Conner, David Rafla, and Sean McAllister, and the bronze medalists were Eugene Park and Mike Bright. This gave LCC fourth place; one of their best showings in years.

(Front Row): S. McAllister, S. Steinberg, D. Rafia, E. Park, R. McEntyre, M. Bright. (Back Row): E. Park, J Doulanus, W. Westley, G. Bower, G. Cernica, Mr. Lasota (Coach). (Absent): A. Andrew, B. Birks, D. Conner, R. Couture, D. Freiheit, M. Hastings, R. Jokinen, J. Mutch, D. O'Conner, H. Rosenfeld, C. Sniatowsky.

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SENIOR RUGBY

This year's Senior Rugby team was anything short of able and willing players. On the first day of try-outs, there were almost enough players to field three teams. The determined team was led by a very experienced English player by the name of Ali Massoudi, who always kept the team driving for the try line. Truly this year's most enjoyable victory was the one over Loyola, at their home pitch. After playing the entire game in a torrential downpour, it was most appreciated to hear the official blow the final whistle. The Seven's Tournament was held at home this year with an enjoyable day in the sun and an unfortunate loss for the " A " team, to John Rennie. The highlight of their season was definitely the voyage down the 401 to Kingston. Two days of sheer enjoyment playing rugby, touring Queens University, and other associated 'extracurricular' activities. The season came to an abrupt end with a loss to Selwyn House in the semi-Final game, a more than respectable effort with an unfortunate result. Many thanks to Mssrs. Townsend and Armstrong for that extra 300m run almost every practice and, of course, for putting up with the team all season.

The lions. . .

(Back Row): Mr. Armstrong (coach), G. White, A. Bollhorn, P. Reynolds, S. Faguy, V. Christou, C. Clark, D. Bouskill, S. McAllister, M. Conochie, N. Martire, Mr. Townsend (coach) (Frofif Row): Z. Grierson, C. Velan, A. Masoudi, M. Vineberg, J. Albright, C. Frankel, J. Wightman, R. Cohen, N. Sulsky (Absent): N. Aikman, J. Barker, M. Bright, A. Burhop, M. Fine, J. Shustik

A good try .,

MIDGET RUGBY (Back Roiv): M. Rittenhouse, M. Tricot, P. McDougall, H. Saleh, A. Isler, O. Rees, B. Potter, S. Bower, M. Loertscher, D. Smith (Middle Roio): Mr. Howard (coach), C. Brownstein, G. Thompson, R. Blanchard, M. Kelly, C. Keenan, J. Fine, R. Starke, M. Gellis, v . Soni, J. Huang, A. Schouela (Front Row): D. Parker, S. Yeung, D. Macey, R. Cavell, M. Coakley, R. Brown, S. Choi, J. Christou, T, Lyle (Absent): G. Batchoun, C, Dubois

This year's edition of the Midget Rugby Team was a growling success. Led by captain Homayoun Saleh, the team started the season by rucking over Royal West Academy 48-0, mauling through Centennial Academy 77-3, and edging out over Loyola 11-10 (thanks Pete), but the team had to post the ball when we lost a heartbreaker to Selwyn House in the semi-finals. Anyhow, the team would like to thank Mr. Howard for the time and effort that went into making the season Always a pleasure!

Stroke by stroke

SWIMMING The swimming team had another successful year with many swimmers ualifying for the championship meet, he smd.1 and inexperienced team gained significant achievements. Individual awards included a total of three medals and a ribbon. Sean Price was awarded with two silvers, Mathew Woolhouse received a bronze for the fly, and Stephanie Shatilla, the first female swimmer of the team's history, won a fourth place ribbon in the 100 free-style. The relay teams swam equally well. The Bantam team won a oronze for each relay and the Senior team won a sUver and a bronze. Special thanks to Martha Carleton, who put in the effort to time our meets and cheer us on, and to Mr. Morton, whose efforts to organize the team were greatly appreciated. Without him (Back Row): P. Hung, S. Shatilla, R. Huang, Mr. Morton (coach) (Front Row): S. Price, C. Ng, R. Berloni,we wouldn't have made it to the pool.

A. Brichieri-Colombi, M. Woolhouse, P. Morton (Absent): M. Gorenko

A bright future

BANTAM RUGBY The 1993 Bantam Rugby team had diversity as its main component. Led by captains Jonathan Mee and Wouter Priester, the team had a blend of speed and height. They enjoyed a good season of fvm rugby. Winning some and losing some throughout the year, the season was a learrung experience in the ways of rugby. The highlights of the season were the two 7's Tournaments that the team participated in. The GMAA 7's, held at home, were not fruitful. The BCS 7's, however, were a triumph. With the BCS Championships under their belt, the team would like to (Back Row): P. Ricketts, M. Beaudoin, A. Vial, P. Huang, R. Finkelstein, C. Rodenchuck, W. Priester, G. thank coaches Mr. Lee and Mr. Smith Vouloumanos, F. Curiel, J. Mee (Middle Row): Mr. Lee (coach), N. Meddings, J. Bernstein, E. Poon, A. Gidengil, G. Imperial, S. Starke, R. Trickett, N. Pinsky, D. Freiheit, Mr. Snaith (coach) (Front Row): S. Chat- for their time and dedication to make teriee, N. Pyenson, M. Regan, I. Jarvis, R. Girgis, M. Richardson, N. Goldman, G. Hakim, O. Abbas the season what it was. (Absent): P. Dusseault, M. Latour, K. Shannon, J. Wilson

No faults

TENNIS The LCC tennis teams enjoyed a fruitful season. Both the Midget and Bantam teams won silver in the GMAA Championships. Throughout the season, the team enjoyed spectacular play by the various members in the three teams. In the Bantam team, Bradley Birks and Robert Lewin won the Doubles Gold, as well as Neil Erlick won the Singles Bronze. In the Midget team, Andrew Roszko was a lone star, winning the singles silver. In the Senior team, the Doubles Gold was won by Sudeep Chaklanabis, and Johannes Kau. All of the teams would like to thank M. Lanouette and Mile. Morrisseau for their time and dedication. (Back Row): S. Genoni, F. Turk, J. Kau, C. Lyndsay, Mile Morrisseau, G. Toth, C. Des Groseilliers, S. Beckhor, O. Sheikh, M. Rawas, M. Lanouette (coach) (Front Row): P.K. Yuen, S. Chaklanabis, P. Hung, J. Siewic, B. Zackon, A. Roszko, S. Somji (Absent): B. Birks, N. Erlick, J. Kaneb, R. Lewin, M. Yermus, J. Frishling, G. Khalil

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BADMINTON This year's Badminton Team h a d a smashing season, placing one team in the regionals w h e r e they w o n Silver. Led by Philip Bolton a n d Vinit Soni, the team finished Second in their division. Honourable mention also goes to the Smasher, David Bouskill, Midget Singles 1 a n d 2; H o m a y o u n Saleh, a n d Yen-Huang Chen, a n d last but not least to O m a r Sheik for his performance in Midget Doubles. Many t h a n k s to Mr. Lannouette, a n d Ms. Morriseau for their dedication to coaching the team.

O. Sheikh, J. Kau, A. Roszko, P.K. Yeun, T. Chen, Mile Morrisseau, V. Soni, H. Saleh, D. Bouskill, M. Lanouette (coach) (Absent): S. Chatterjee, R. Girgis, M. Gorelik, J. Henderson, R. Khan, J. Noel-Kaneb, J. Yearow, P. Bolton, J. Pinchuk

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TABLE TENNIS The inaugural year of our Table Tennis team was a great success. Led by the extraordinary play of Pui-Kei Yuen, the team enjoyed w i n s t h r o u g h o u t the season. Culmination of the t e a m ' s season w a s the G M A A C h a m p i o n s h i p s . The team gives m a n y t h a n k s to Mr. Milletti a n d Mr. G u i m o n t for their dedication to the t e a m ' s play, a n d their effort during the league play.

Mr, MUetti (coach), M. Heim, P.K. Yuen, S. Somji, A. Roszko, N. Khusak (Absent): V. Di Pietro, M. Fine, J. Khazzam

Great results

TRACK $ FIELD The teams for Track & Field enjoyed a competitive season. Individual excellence in the meets was the outcome of the year. For the Senior team, Michael Wong won a Bronze in the long jump, and Derek Stein won a silver in the pole vault. For the Midget Team, the outstanding abilities of Martijn Priester stole the show. He ended the season after accumulating the Pentathlon Championship, a gold in the high jump, a silver in the 100m hurdles, and finally a bronze in the 400m hurdle. All of the teams would like to thank Mr. Tipney and Mr. Lasota for their coaching efforts and their dedication to the teams.

iBack Rtiu'), R Durrett, A. Midzzam, k Mwase, L Hughes., M Baltar, W Yeung^ M Mcknight, R. Huang, H. Wassel, R biev\K, ,M bmith, M. Priester (Middle Raw): Mr. Tipney (coach), M. Wong, S. Hakim. G, Cemica, P. Mayne, C. Ng, D. Hayami, C. Vmeberg, M. Woolhouse, J.P. Fortier, Mr. Lasota (coach) (Front Row): P. Connor, M. Aronson, C. Gravel, D. Lam, D Hammerback, G. Cernica, W. Whitty, F. Kachra, J. Crelinsten, J. Knight (Alisent): P. Blake, D. Henkewick, M. Rateb, D. Stein

On balance . . .

JUJITSU The fourth year of jujitsu has come to an end. The year has been another productive season with the club being opened up to Grade seveners. With the help of Mr. Heward, many newcomers have since joined. There was one oelt test in early March for the Senior belts. This test lasted around five hours! Everybody who took the test was awarded the belt. For the first time in the club's history, a brown belt was awarded! The staff sessions still continued, and the four teachers that participated all received their orange belts. At the end of May, a white belt test was held. A lot of the white belts passed the difficult test. Next year promises to be as productive and enjoyable as the one that has just concluded. (BackRow): S. Chatterjee, A. Schlesinger, N. Pyenson, F. Curiel (MiddleRow): Mr. Heward, J. Michaelson, O. Ahmad, M. Beaudoin, J.P. Fortier (Front Row): M. Conochie, H. Chun Lee, T. Jacyno, M. Trudel (sensei), v. Stephen-Ong, J. Wong, S. Lam (Absent): M. Gilfbc, B. Levy, A. Segal

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Nazmy Abaskharoun: Althoiigh 1 have only spent 1.5 years at LCC, I am sure they will be some of the most memorable days of my life. Adapting to Canada & a new way of life, was made easy by the understanding of the staff & students at LCC. For those who made my stay a memorable one, 1 thank you: MB, PM, IN, MN, PC, MP, MG, JA, CT, NK, KW, FY, & for those of you who made my stay an unpleasantly memorable one: thanks anyway. To my teachers: RD, GM, BA, DM, JB & AH, I'm sure I'll put what you've taught me to good use. Good luck to all.

Jonathan Albright: "from now until bedtime, 1 have to squeeze all the fun out of every day!!" (Calvin+ Hobbes). It has been 9 long years. Thanks to Mom + Dad + Kim for their money and patience. Say hello 2 Heaven. OAWW CNPC JMVP ORKH LMEC JRNN CGMK JNAC HYAL TAMA IJH Thanks for the memories. Time for a revolution. And the eyes of the world are watching now. AL - BANG! BANG! Hi Liv! - We are off to SoHo. Thanks - AH -I- RP -H DSM - Wherever you are. Screw the system. WTiat chalkbrush?!? It has been an enlightening experience. "In the end the rain comes down, Washes clean the streets of a Blue Sky Town." (Midnight Oil). Hockey 8, Rugby 10, F-ball 11

David Alpert: "They don't give a damn about no trumpet play in'oand. It's not what they call Rock'n'Roll." (Dire Straights). So we come to the end, or rather, the beginning. What a trip. My family, friends, and teachers have worked hard to shape me, and I'd like to thank them all for trying. Texas is forever a part of me. Montreal has joined it as a place where I will always have friends. Richard, Ayesha, Squeaky, Peter, Sean, John, Anitra, "Tamsin, Erika, it's been fun. Devlin, may you always have a mountain to climb. I'm off to frolic in my mental village. ACSL 11, Image 11, Volleyball 10-11, Band 10-11

Joseph Nader Annanious: 1988-1993 To my friends Mark B., Mark R., Mike, Nondas, Paul, Remi and Rocky, thank you for all the great times. To R.P., thank you for letting me see the world in a different perspecttve. A special thanks to JP. Memories: Dominican Republic with Mark: Loviise & Jeannie (Wow) Jamaica with Eugene. I am the real toga king! Famous sayings: Nondas, who are you? just look at you! Remi: Down with the system!, the revolution. Mike: klux, klux Melanie or Valerie, take your pick! MarkR.: 9.0 Mark B.: Later Baldy! As well a warm thank you to my parents who put up with me for so long. Tennis: 8,11; Volleyball: 10

James Barker: I'd like to thank the following people: Mom and Dad, for giving me this chance; Jack Benoit; Mr. Staunton; Mr. Badian; Brian Moore; Mr. Miletti; Mr. Trudel, even though you might not believe this, I reaUy enjoyed your class. Also I'd like to thank the Dingemans as well as all my friends.

Mark Bergeron: My 7 years at this school have been filled with memories but I still have 1 year left. Thanx Mom + Dad + Laura for helping me get thru. Thanx to my teachers - esp. GM -t- JB -I- DSM. Thanx Jason, Ryan, Danielle, Emily for being there when I needed you. Paul - ya geek, Remy - later toupee, Joe - Nice eyebrow limpy!, Georges - Mark's world, John - thanx for the deals. Jason -lRyan - BFF. Keep in touch Em - we'll miss you - I'll visit. Danielle - It would be impople to forget someone as stoopie as you! Sr. F-ball - Lions pride I have no one else to thank except all the little people who made this possible! Keep in touch! F-baU 11, Soccer 8-10, B-ball 8-1-10, Rugby 9-11

Steven Bekhor: Rising from obscurity to an uncertain future, 1 see my horizons broaden as my eyes open wide to life's truths. After lurking beneath an impenetrable crust for so many years, my senses have awakened to a newfound fortitude, one that will drive me to new heights of virtue and knowledge. My experiences at LCC have helped guide me during my years of discovery. In tum, 1 am proud to graduate alongside truly unique individuals and before a most worthy collection of dedicated teachers. Finally, 1 would like to tharJ<: the so-called school chef for making life a bit precarious. Debating 7-9, 11

Remy Bhilotia: "I've got dreams, dreams to remember." Finally I can reminisce four years of LCC life with sweet dreams. Thanx lo all my friends. Homer "I wish you were beer" (LCC dance). To AL, RC, DR, and Mr. Sigouin pump'em. Yo limpy, down with the system and Chochie bar! To baldy, cherokee, and homes, nine'm all. Mr. bang! To my buddies gino (MF) and JB, see you at Harvard. Thaiw JA and his grad date. Hail to the brew crew (MC, AL, Big Mac) Hey PB, how's Shamou! To MacLean's and DK and DP's houses. Special thanx to Mr. Milletti for making Gr. 10 a breeze. Thanx to DS (Bantam Champs) and Mr. Staunton. Luv ya Mom, bro's and you Dad. I'm free! B-ball 9-10, F-ball 9-11, Rugby 8

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Alexander B. Bollhom: After 8 yrs of LCC, it has become a 2nd home; a home sweet home. Thanx to Dad + Tiff + esp. to Mom who spoiled me. T, U R a paragon like THUMP. NEM +1 + I'U always luv U = love. R U mad? Love, Baby! Thaiix 2 my BF s, CAC CV JW, Also 2 PB DB DF JS NM + BOOK + BOB + the Wsmt. Cowboys Great TimeS: Stanleys; Carlos/Gerts/NANTUCKET '92 K A N A W A N A ; Traf Dance/ ECS Grad + Mardi Gras -921 Sutton/ Knowlton '93 / Stratford. SCOTLAND/ GNR/ U2/ 40 ginos/ Playing at Tashas Thankth Nat + thanx 2 my sisters, Aim^e Baby + Alex. Crugie, you're fake + please chill. Mowesters Monger + Grump; Good Luck in Major -I- call me when U get 2 the Jaw. GO HOME YANKS. Thanx 2 all my profs esp. AVB + DSM. Cindy's mine! "We're all friends here." (Dave B.) Soccer 7-8, F-ball 9-11, Hockey 7-10, Track 9, Rugby 7-8, 10-11, Image 10, LCC Leadership Committee 10-11

David Bouskill: "You can check out anytime you like but you can never leave" (The Eagles). Mom + Dad - Where would 1 be without you! PS/ GW/ JS RC/ ND/ ZG/ SF/ BS never failed to make me laugh. FR. Class. SS/ MF/ AB/ JP/ PB/ GN and our P.M. to be JS. Peel Pub and Winney's. GW! Almost arrested! Mr. T/ Mr.S/ Mr.P I'll never suck up again! To all my friends in the country! LP for being there. Nat I'll never forget Peter s yard! Thanks! M.C. - 8 times! Always remember - keep smiling! One last thing - Live the way you want, not the way others want you to live. Council 8, Badminton 7-11, Skiing 9-10, F-baU 9-11, Image 11, Track 8, Debating 8-9

Michael Bright: '84-'93 LIFER Maybe '94? "Corky, Life Goes O n . " Thanx Mom for your patience and understanding. Without you all this would have been impossible. Thanx to Mrs. Parsons for those Saturday D.T.'s and to Mr. Heward for those great mints. Will never forget Lions F-ball or the suicides and the fence and backs. Thanx to Mr. Morton, Kirchner, Seaman, Howard, Harris, and the Bishop's boys for some great coaching. Keep in touch GABWhave a cold one on me, DFR wanna be JCVB. EP thanx for the Chinese takeout rides. Sweet Poun and Classic Bus rides in the lounge. Stay in touch, guys, and never forget. F-ball 7-11, Wrestling 8-11, Rugby 9

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Philip Bolton: I want to thank everybody who helped me through my five yearsat LCC. Especially mom -i- dad, Sarah -i- Andrew. I couldn't have made it in & out of LCC without JP, CV, AB, CC, Bob and JW. Thanks to the teachers ST, RT, MS, JB, DSM -tTS. "We are all friends here" at CV country place. Good parties in UK + Whistler + School Tnps Cheesecake. Crucial, the gerks and all my friends, 1 won't forget the times. "Heart of gold put me in the middle of road, travefmg there soon became a bore, so 1 headed for the ditch" (Young). "We will get by, we will survive " (Dead) F-Ball 7-8, Soccer 10-11, B-BaU 8-11, Rugby 8-11, Rag Staff 11.

Paul Brodetir: What you don't know won't hurt you, so why study? 1 would like to thank my mother for putting up with me over the years & I would like to thank my father for paying the bills and Mr. Trudel for being a great teacher. 1 will never forget my five years at LCC. CS puking at PK's bar. JQ, MS, RC Sugarbush Bitches, JS HOOCHIE RB Butter chicken, AR b-Ball at the Ritz, DEGENERATES without you LCC would be a boring place. SM carcrasher MB Quire, MS it's gonna blow, MR dradle, JB learn to ski, AP I love, MP Dutch. Crazy people aren't on drugs, so stay crazy.

Jeremy Brouillette: Graduating after 4 "wonderful" years of LCC. Through hardships and success the staff has always been there for me. Thanks. M.G. weight room Olympics, power ball, projects - All nighters. Defying the laws of physics. R.B. Harvard in four. New York m 8, keep scam'in. P.B. Ski bums? See ya on the slopes; Live life, taste death. Thanks to all my friends who helped me learn the ropes and to those who kept me honest. Grad weekend!*! Wow, never thought it would happen. J.Y. let's see how Hybemia is doing? N.K. B-baU-alli-oop. Rainville (Rocky 1-5) French, not. Good luck and a final farewell. B-ball 8-10, Soccer 8-10, F-ball 11

Georges A. Chartier, jr.: It's already over! My 6 years at LCC have been very memorable ones which 1 will always remember. I'll miss the school, especially LCC food (HaHaHa)! Thanks to Mr. Benoit, Mr. 1. Griffiths & Mr. Miletti for not only being great teachers but for being caring & understanding. MB, we'll keep in touch, CDG, see you at the Nordiques' games. Thank you Matteo for bemg such a wonderful friend from the beginning to the end. And a special thanks to Mom and Dad for making the past years at LCC very enjoyable, I will never forget your love and support. Adieu LCC! F-ball 7, Hockey 8

Peter Cheng: "1 go to school. 1 write exams. If I pass, if 1 fail, if I drop out, does anyone give a damn?" (The Barenaked Ladies) Thanks to Mom, Dad, and Ang for their (support?). Thanks to all my teachers, especially DM & EON. "I get by with a little help from my friends." (The Beatles) Thanks to DA, Al, RD, & RD, AT, Homer, PC, ALT, JN, OR, VSO, PH, JH, SP, PM, JA, DW, JB, JH, MP, CG, NB, VP, JM and MG for all the memories. "It's the end of the world as we know it, and I feel fine!" (R.E.M.) Squeaky Da Car! "Remember, wherever you go, there you are!" (The B52's) pitlh Mjol Rag Staff 11, ACSL 11

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Chris Qark: 9 years of LCC. 9 years of memories. Thanx 2: Kraut - buds 4ever, Grumpy - boozehound buddy. Cruger - my conscience. Disco Kings/ Jerks: NM PB. ZG - Marky Mark + aU the boyz. From Schwartz s '91 to 40 ginos '92 to Scotland '92 (Bob) to Knowlton '93 and the rest of the partying. Thanx to all teachers esp - AVB GA AW JB DS. Best team: SR. Hockey '91-93: "Stickem, Popem", C D 2 , Hansens, M. Bamaby. To all da boys: Keep the hair short on top and long at the back. Tharvx 2 my family for your love and support. "Take your time, don't live too fast, troubles will come, and they will pass." (Skynyrd). Hockey 7-11, Soccer 7-§, Fbal 9-11, Rugby 7-8, 10-11, Track 9, Debating 7-9

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Richie Cohen: "The times had given us a great visitation of energy back in those days everything was more simpler and more confused. ' Qim). Mom Dad thanx 4 all your love, Daiord Wayne good times 4 ever, Pete; Debell DaBears will we ever do anything we say? SNL 10 YRS. Nick GR.9 Stanly's Christophers Magic Carpet ride - luv MR. Douby JJ basement homebrue thanx to all the SWEET POON and CHEEZE BS, SF Black Lizards 4 ever Zac & Greg nice driving. Long live Topaz Buick MF, mad doe, S.S & J.B. Dave B. "I got 10$". You're Dom, you drink, you bleed, you die and somewhere we live. Guys, whatever happens, "I AM THE LIZARD KING, I CAN DO ANYTHING" Qim). Hi Rich. F-ball 8-11, B-ball 8-11, Rugby 9-11, Track 8-9, Council 9-11, Grad Committee 11, Band 10

Paul Conner: How can 1 describe the past 7 years of my life? 1 could say 'It's been memorable," but that doesn't quite express my feelings. Oh well, it doesn't matter, so long as we all come away with our own recollechons. Running in the rain - Wrestling: the "Real Man's Sf)ort". I'll never forget you Mark, you've been a great inspiration. Thanx to all of rny teachers, especially DS, JB, GK, DMac, and AH. Special thanx to EL for being my coach for 11 seasons. Bye everybody - we may meet in the fiiture. 1 guess that there's nothing left to say but Adieu . . . . Running 7-11, Track 7-11, Wrestling 9-11, Curiing 8

Michael Cope: I am anxious to move on, but I can't say I'm glad to go. Thanx Mom and Dad (Sand, Tara, Rob, Chris, Charlie) for a great 5 years at LCC. I must thank Messrs: G. Miletti, A. Hubert, D. Morton, T. Harris, D. Seaman and T. Staunton, Gaiters coaches. A Maclean's toast to: Rosy (Ham. - Hill, and orf.), Mr. D (good party Gumby), RAMY (DigDig) Lally (HaHa) Dalu (Penthousel), FLIP (Faubourg), MAC, NICK/ RED, Snel (SS), Kaufy, PM, Dave/ Drunk, Pete, PB, JB, ES, RC, (OBUTZ), STP, (Thanx AC, MQ, and KH), EP. Homer X/PM - BM/ WAMBA/ and Bob - Salutes you! Vive le Canada unie! /So lonely/ the Dead/ GR 10 PARTY!/ DRINK at dance? NOT/ Long live Brew Crew! Fball 7-11, Rugby 7

Richard Couture: YEAH! I'm finally out of jaU! No more TANKS - LECTURES - SPANKINGS! YAAHOOO!! So long all. Good riddance some, it's been tun. Thanx: Station 10, my Jimmy, mom & dad, cancer sticks! LETS GET DRUNK DAN - ROCKY - LETS GO PUMP EM - RALPHIESPUKE - BIGORIOT - EATSPUNK -May my car rest in peace. "Those people who tell you not to take chances. They are all missing on what life is about/ You only live once so take hold of the chance/ Don't end up like others the same song and dance. " (METALLICA). MADARlATZA, TOREZODU! Ol sonuf vaoresaji! 'Those cops wiU never catch me again - LET'S PARTY! BURP! ZZZ . . . Track 9, Rugby 11

David DeCosse: "You can't have everyNick Dauchez: "With hungry hearts, thing; where would you put it? (Robin Wilthrough the heat and cold, we never much thought we could get very old. We thought liams). we G8 - FH Calima - Mr. D sheep bills and hcky stcks - locker wars - Peewee, could sit forever in fun, but our chances really was a million to one." (B. Dylan). Cheers hope he gets a job someday, somewhere to friends: RC (LK); Gr9 Stanley -i- dreams. - G9 plays "Eugene"" - JP punching bag Magic carpet Ride. PS Cancun, Cohen's - Clay art w/ GC - GIO - Eng back row w/ -I- JJ'S basements. The cape -i- Fid. With JY JS MB pulling Whitney"s chair - poetry MF -f SS. Zac, will we ever get to Whis- n caricatures (Mr. Vlaho 1 drew them!) -Gil - French class w/ Jade (Elway sucks) tler? GN? skydiving. Thanx to Shauna and - beating Joe up in the hallway - prtner in anyone else who chooses to put up with me, I do care! Suzie Owen, for so much. crime - I'hys w/ JW - Great Qbert were goNow that you're gone I realize how impor- ing to Dawson! - Perot in 96 - do it again Jays! - smday Bills - nevr Broncos - Great tant you are. "Crossroads seem to come and go". Thanx bro, mom & dad, for your sup- tchers CG RP DS A VB - Hope QC nver port. 1 have found the right paths so far. seprates - Look for my cartoons smday in i hope my luck continues. B-ball 8-11, F- the Gazette - thanks Mr. B. Rugby 8,11, Badminton 8 ball 8-11, Rugby 9-11

Charles Des Grosseillers: When I came to LCC I left behind a difficult situation. The LCC staff and students all helped me to become a much better person. 1 thank you all for this. Special thanks to SW JS KC CD RG DG SS GC JW and to aU the others, you know who you are. Also thanks to mom, dad, Meggrs Spencer, Staunton, Allan, and Badian for believing in me. TharJc you also to coaches Bower and Wightman for two memorable years with the hockey Lions. Slap Shot rules, Kipp and Jack have the greatest hair (QMJHL!), oh and here s to the back of the great white van. So long! Hockey 10-11

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Richard Durrett: O Canada! My, what an upsidedown year (reminds me of a certain flag!). I learned two important things from Canada - winter exists and Hockey is a great sport - GO HABS! Mom and Dad, thanx for your support throughout the year, I love you. Ditto to my friends - Dave, Ayesha, Val, Peter, Paul, (Mary), Derek, Patrick, Nondas, Rush, and those in Atlanta. This may have been the year of the Blue Jays, but next year IS the Braves' - TOMOHAWK CHOP! Thanx to M^ for his great sports talk and teaching. See ya next year. Volleyball 11, B-ball 11, Track & Field 11, Rag Staff 11

Shawn Faguy: The X G.L. Mick. Sick, Dude, Larry, Quad, Eat Me. Hggaqftps. Hair! Country houses, Pioneerville, Stowe-Sfsyitad. Zacs sick crash! Thanx JB-l-PS for grade 9-t-lO weekends! Dudes JB DB RC DF ZG ND BS PS. Girlh-. Evb. 1st Day Gr. 10 N.P. on LCC steps JBRC: Shwartz's + Cosmo with PS-i-DF. 6 Bands! What are we called Heavens Devils? RC-BS. Sweet Poun. The K E. It can be said that a man is the sum of his experiences 1 have had many of them here, THANX TO MONl, DAD + MELISSA FOR YOUR LOVE + SUPPORT. F-ball 9-11, Rugby 9-11, Star Trek Quiz Winner 11, Band 10-11

Matthew Feldman: Almost a decade at LCC and 1 still can't t>elive I'm graduating Thanx Mom -(- Dad for putting up with me. 1 know it must have been hard. Rob, you're the #1 sister. I would like to thank all the teachers that have helped me. Your generosity is only exceeded by my gratitude. The years at LCC I will never forget. Stratford, B-ball trips. Cape with ND, Hoops with JQ + PM (I'll getyou season tickets), SS - Buddy, NM - lo Blanche, GN - Grade 3, RC to LK, CK - You're the #2 sister. WCC 91, Stick it in your ear Bowsky! Sweet Poun. Thank you for all the happy memories and good luck. Am 1 really an Old Boy now? MadDog B-ball 7-11, F-ball 9-11, Image 10-11, Track 10-11

Mark Fine: "I have more respect for a man who lets me know where he stands, even if he's wrong, than the one who comes up like an angel and is nothing but a devil." (E.j!) This roud American would like to thank ower Canada College and its faculty for an excellent and encompassing education. Soccer 10-11, Rugby 10-11.

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Matteo Fiorilli: Life is a great canvas. We were given the paint & brushes at LCC, now it is up to us to decide what we paint. Thanx to MOM & DAD 4 everything, CF, EF 4 the long nights. COMMERCE! JQ. Great parties with SC! MG tharvx 4 you know what! AG you'll always be MY GIRL! GC you always made me laugh. Thanx 2 my friends, guys I will really miss you, EP, JS, JY, RB, RC. V-important, always remember who said this; cars, nice hair and girls, good, anything else bad. ' 'Time is a train, makes the future the past, leaves you standing in the station, your face pressed up against the glass" (U2). !SEXY! All good things must come to an end. A DOMANl AMICI, CIAO! Hockey 7-9, 11, Soccer 7-9, 11, Impro 8-9, Debating 7-8

David Fraenkel: "I strolled all alone through a fallout zone and came out with my soul untouched" (Bruce Springsteen - from "Growin Up"). Thanx to my parents for supporting me through LCC. DM gr7 + JB grlO thanx for being friends as well as teachs. Pete, always good times in Stowe sleeping td 3, WCC with MF-HCE. Bird in (edited). Shawn shotgun in Merth - you have my Cds. Jack, Book, Horn, Big Dave - buds until I croak. Dan, ski bums at 20. "You want your ski? Go get it!" - Warren Miller. This write up is dedicated to Smiz Tepley, The guy with the stash at Schwartz's and Bruce. Ski and mountain bike for goof.

Michael Girgis: "Time just fades the pages in my book or memories" GN'R '85-'93 and finally free! Khorfedomeh cpk (sheldonsooyung)! EMPR & INSIDES 8 yrs, 4-ever -What's the diff PDB? P&BBALL W/JB Weight room Olympics grav @ 10% Projects (school & $) JOE-ICLUX! Emanuel Da Gonza! BARBECUE!-nk COLOUR POWER 4-EVER! I thank all those teachers who tolerated my many faults - and those who didn't, 1 thank even more. To Mom, Dad, my brother Richard A my other brother Mike -1 couldn't have made it without you. "Time I was on my way, thanks to you, I'm much obliged, such a pleasant stay. But now it's time for me to go." (LED ZEP)

Michael-Rock Goldsmith: "Demon to some. Angel to others." (HELLRAISER) My 8 yrs at LCC are finally over! Tharut to Mom -I- Dad + Josha for love & support' To important people: DP, GW, DH, GM2, RD, BA, SR, GS, PW, LUKE, CLAUDE. Thanx for good x's: "JO"' Dan, Nondas, Joe, Sean, Books, Chuck, Hamster, Cooch. To the best girlfriend, Leah, I love you! For xtra good x"s: MTL AMSMOT, F-SHORTS, LIMO, BJHERDO, DT TANK, SOMERLED, STATION 10, LCC TALENT SHOW 92! 2UNLIMITED AT TUX! CANNIBAL CORPSE AT FOUFOUNNES, MAIDEN, EXAMS, BUTTS, STRATFORD, SKJING, 4GOT THE PICKLES, ROAR OF DEATH, BENTON MCthe! BARKER, BARNES, BENTON RULE THIS WORLD! """NEVER REPENT/"" (DEICIDE) . . . DISCONNECT . Impro 8, Soccer 9, Band 9

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Zachary Grierson: DA Griffon GN'RRIOT Sleep in Da Buick Rough time at Schwartz in grade 9 Sweet Sweet poun. N. D'if we ever get to Whistler. Bantam F-ball Champs 90. ND RC SF DB BS = JayPeak '92 NM JW = WHISTLER 91 Sick party every weekend. SF get booted off train. RC sleep in basement. J] roof is very high. Car race to Vn. RC, ND BOUNCE SCHWARTZ PARTY. Lamp tie me up, walls close in on me. Crazy Ski crash = 3 neck braces BS Strobe lite. CC = Marky Mark and GAY LB. No math Zac = E = MC2 Sport Topaz what arideGN. SF Party on in Merthguys See u in the Lounge KH PR Maine 90. IF U SEE ME ON THE SLOPES BUY ME A BEER Rugby 8-11, Fball 8-11

Dan Grigorescu: "From my youth onward has been the incessant merciless battle between the spirit and the flesh, and my soul is the arena where these 2 armies have clashed and met!" (SLAYER) Thanx to mom & dad 4 all your patience w/me over theez 4yrs at LCC. LUV U ALL BASH BROS - Rocky & Rich - The Mais - J.O. 4ever -Wstmt prk 2 am; custom courtersshi, the cops Rich! -Who does that bouncer think he is kicking me out? - Wrong ditch oops - love forever Renee - thanx 2 JB, GM, GS, (son) - Dona, Jes, Jam, Lisa, Kraut, Ogre, JG, (how's the eye) - DT, at DJ's, Carlos, Ozone, Supr Sex, Dubee Bros, Vomit gang. Tux. Bin a blast *** GOODBYE *^*

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Firas Hamze: This is not the beginning of the end, but the end of the beginning; - ? The end to a long but enjoyable six years is in sight. Special thanks to my very helpful teachers, including AT, DM, JPC, BM, KN, BA, MS, JU, MH, RS, EN, AND SR, and to all of my friends at L.C.C., and to all the other extremely mature students of the school. To events such as the A incident, the K incident, and the G incident. "1 never think of the future. It comes soon enough." (Albert Einstein)

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Jonathan Hastings: The reason for the unreasonable treament of my reason so enfeebles my reason that I have reason to continue reasoning. Non bene pro turo libertas venditur auro. Ego autem dico vobis: diligite inimicos vestros. De corde exeunt cogitationes malae. Non nobis solum. Donee ecris feUx, multos numerabis amicos; Tempora si fuerint nubila, solus ecris. Curling 10-11, LCC Players 10-11, Rag Staff 11, Image 10-11.

Jeroen Heijl: Aap, voel jij semperig? Stein, feel like making a boterham? The juice is hit me in the face. LOCKER WARS: the blade technique, the Arabian book. Dan the hominid. Good bye and good riddance to the jolly green giant. Thanks to SL, PJT, JB -H GM through the years. Hainlet speech: To speak or not to speak, that, is no question. It's just powz.

Patrick Hung: Last year already! Geez, 5 years went fast. It seemed like yesterday that 1 was doing my SP on Free Trade! Thanx for all the reminders JA. DA, remember Gr. 10, jingle! jingle! Oh yeah, also DA, we Canadians are smarter because we understand things you Americans don't! This is for my RAG staff! Aren't you glad you're rid of me! Zoom, the copier goes! Curlers: dum de dum dum (Air guitar)! Sandy still can't beat us! Now for the serious stuff! I'd like to thank all my teachers, my friends PC, VS-O, SP, PM, RD, DW, DA, JH, IN, and also my parents for sending me to LCC! That's it! DA: If depressed, see me! Putt '93 Curling 8-11, Volleyball 11, Rag Staff 11, Track 9, ACSL 11, Swimming 11, Open House Tour Guide 11

Issey Hidaka: 3 years doesn't seem much, but I found the experience of LCC rewarding. I'd like to thank my parents for giving me the opportunity. Although the work was hard, 1 made it through with the help from the teaches. And how could I forget K. Wong and P. Yuen for all the friendship. 1 have been observing LCC students for 3 years very quietly and unnoticed. And 1 conclude that life is not perfect, but also that the drive for perfection has been lost. But that's what makes life interesting. Individuals with their own unique definition of life educate us. Life is not black or white, it is grey. F-ball 11

Phil Kaufman: "It is better to be a fool than to be dead." (R.L. Stevenson) 5440 MISFITS ALL RAMONES DYLAN HR CHEMICAL PEOPLE BIG DRILL CAR L7 Native Curses Rules! World Tour '98 The Natives are Restless RAD future taxi driver Chris - no future Seltz - dead by 21 Reality is the sum of all perspectives. Punks not dead you are TY J.B., M -(- D Snowboard 4ever SMEG You're a FOOL! dont be silly. "I think therefore I think lam" (ALL) F-baU 10-11, Skiing 8-11

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Nick Kuzak: "You spend half your life looking forward and the other half looking back. " (NK). So much to look forward to, so many opportunities, too many decisions. My three years at LCC have been great. Hopefully all this work will one day pay off. Thank all the teachers who have made my experience here so awesome. Mike: BarBQ score and MG all the way! Good luck to aU especially JB, MG, RB, MC, DK, PB. ''When do uou stop grcnving up and start growing old" (NK). As Caesar said Veni Vidi Vici. I came, 1 saw, 1 conquered. Go Lions! A final thanx to mom and dad. Rugby 9, Soccer 9, B-baU 9-11, F-ball 10-11, Chess 9-10

Dale Kwack: DM & MG: TGLAW (words to live by!) STP: Is your head bigger than your brother's? Homer: I bought Canada, it's mine! DM: 80's music sucks! To The Furry Green Guy: Oh! Potatoes! NK: Argfi! She wants me! Walking the beat, the table at Harvey's, and SF2 vrith DM. Reg: Nice pants! "Zoobilee-Zoo, Mr. Woo no need to be rude, 'Cause I don't got nothin' to prove." (Fuschnickens) "1 got skills!" (Tim Hardaway) The Golden State Warriors RULE! But RUN TMC is DEAD! Nuff respect to all who helped along the way, you know who you are. But to all the punks out there, remember, "Punks jump up to get beat down." (Brand Nubian) BOO YAA! B-ball 8, 10, Track 9

Adam Lally: "Don't let school interfere with your education" (M. Twain). Thanks Mom and Dad for your love and support - 5 memorable years at LCC were worth the sacrifice. Ttianks also to Chris, my brother and best friend: Hang in there, time flies when you're having fun! Thanx to all my teachers, esp. EGS, AVB, DS, JP & GM for your help & encouragement! Thanx to my friends for all the memories in & out of the classroom. 1st Bantam Fball champs ('90-'91) in how long? "Change is the law of life, and those who look only to the past or present are certain to miss the hiture" QFK). Good Luck CBoys, Qass of '93! Hockey 7, 9-10, Track 7, F-ball 8-11, Skiing 8, Rag Staff 10, Grad Committee 11.

Andrew Lindy: GO TEAM!

Peter Maniatis: It's finally come to an end. After 7yrs at LCC its time for me to move on. Mom & Dad thanx for the support & opportunity. Tma & Georgia thanx for being there. 1 luv U all. Thanx to all my coaches & teachers. Special thanx to all my friends. GN the Bahamas was great. Qub Med was unforgettable. PINICH! You've been the greatest of friends. MF, everyday was an experience with you. "WHAT'S UP WTTH THAT" JQ I saved your life in BK. SS & ROCK "CHANEL'. Trips to NY were great. Fight in NS. 1 must go now, for there is a whole world that has yet to be conquered. Stay in touch C-Boys. 1 wish the best of luck for CLASS OF '93. Soccer 7-9 11, I^ball 10, B-ball 7-11

Sean McAllister: Childhood now ends. The time has come at last for us to shrug off the chains that have held us back since we were bom. No longer can we depend on our parents. From now till the end of our days each of us must be his own man. 1 would like to say thanx to friends and teachers such as JB, DM, WP, JA, RB, "Homer" +, CS, and JA. 1 would also like to say thanx to everyone else who has helped to make my years here as memorable as possible. And to all members of the graduating class, in the words of two unmortal philosopher! 'TARTY ON DUDES" (Bill & Ted). Fball 10-11, Rugby 9-11, Wrestling 9-11, Impro 8, Leadership for Democracy Conference Committee 10-11

Nicholas Francis Martire: My father always told me there was "No room for second best". 1 believe him, and nothing can cease the determination which my mother hath instilled in me. With pride, 1 will reach the zenith. F-baU7-ll, rugby 7-8, 11, UK Rugby Tour 10, Skiing 9-11, Golf 10, Image 8-9, Leadership for Democracy Conference Committee 10-11, Students' Council 11, Grad Committee 11

Deepak Mehra: Est Sularus Oth Mithas. TGIAW! Thanx to Mr. Meyers, for all he did, + Coach Morton for having the faith to let me stay a real man (at 130 lbs!). Lions Pride will never die! (BANTAM CHAMPS!) Memories with Dale -f Sean (Fluke!) (PM) Harvey's, the beat, -f what're they gonna do, jump us? Ja, the heartburn! Homer, 4/2, 50%, right? Seriously, what happened to her toes? To nights w. Q, fighting paranoia + it. Beware of them! Brown is better! Wu-Wu! Juicy! G. shot, red2! Never say never! (Broncos!) Don't let the bid's grind ya down (U2) The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few, or the one (Spock) Never mind your happiness, do your duty (WD) Shall we? We shall! F-ball 7, 9-11, Rugby 7-8, Running 8

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Paul Morton: "We hurl through an incomprehensible darkness. In cosmic terms, we are subatomic particles on an infinite beach." (Calvin) The five years 1 have spent at LCC have been the best. Thank you to my family and to those teachers who made this possible. Thank you Mr. Meyers for teaching me to stand on my own two feet. Remember air guitar with the curlers. The best bantam F-ball team. GNR riot and riding police cars with Sean. Parties in Senneville. WooWoo. "To friends we'll keep forever, the ties we cannot sever. A toast to the school lads, long life to LCC." Curling 7-11, F-ball 9, Rugby 8, Swimming 9-11, Volleyball 10-11, Image 10-11

Radwan Moumneh: We are 138 cocktail flu dunno what to do my mind is a cooking stew my beach go home bauha us band music 4bad people bar fmor sept chbc "Smeg" - Native curses D.K.S.N.F.U. D.O.A.M.S.I.D.R.I.D.I.M.O.D.CO.C.B. A.R.F.S.C.U. M.N of X punks 7679! Night of the living rednecks Elvis is dead! That big fat dude is dead! All because they couldnt stand the sight of . . . Day glo abortions . . . La exorcisto, devil music voU, we care a lot about u the crackn smackn whack that hits the street . . . Its a dirty job but someones gota do it virus misfits L7 babes in toyland Lunar chicks never underestemate the power of lardskatelnig stop killing mercurveod heifer skelter purJcs not dead!! Alx didnt write this!!!

Ian Nener: "Get your motor running, head out on the highway." (STEPPENWOLF). It's amazing how six years without slumber can pass so quickly. "What a long strange trip it's been . . . " (Grateful Dead). Thanks for all the fun. There were too many good things to remember. Thanks to all the great teachers and people along the way. Special thanks to my parents, my brothers, Chev and everyone else from A to Z. We haven't changed and probably never will. "The infinite surrounds me on all sides. I am devouring it with ease." (Gustave Flaubert).

Marcel Nguyen: Infinite thank-yous to my parents, teachers & friends for making my years at LCC profitable & enjoyable. If reincarnation allows it. "1 day I shall come back. Until then, there must be no regrets, no fears, no anxieties. Just go forward in all your beliefs & prove to me that I am not mistaken in mind." (WUliam Hartnell). ". . , /'/; be back." (the Terminator). "Man or no man, I'll never be alone as long as I have the road." (Hal Jordan). "Live long and prosper . . . " (Spock). LCC Players 9-11, Rag Staff 10, Impro 8-11 ACSL 9-10

Gieg Nihon: 'Th'eams are but seedlings to realities" - C.U. Farley. Thank U mom -(• dad 4 everything. Rob -good luck. Those who've made their mark, watch out, I'm coming around w/an eraser Thanx: ND - always a blast, RC - LK - same 2U, ZG - ALADIESMAN, PM - A real friend 4ever, JQ - my pal since Gr2, SS - Nassau + Kalik, MF - 2 many great times. Rmbr: G N T RIOT '92, Topaz + Debbie the wagon, Stratford, Annie's. NXT yr: Grl2 Thanks U LCC. "You can use your illusion, let it take you where it may. We live and learn and then sometimes it's best to walk away. I've worked too hard for my illusions just to throw them all all away." - W. AXL ROSE. TALK HARD! B-ball 7-11, F-ball 7, 11

Eugene Park: '84-'93 LIFER. Thanx 2 Mom + Dad + Halmuni 4 getting me thru the years. Thanx 2 teachers -i- Jeana 2. Jamil (Kap) + Geoff/OGRE, friends 4ever, Scough Time. JQ, GGDW, D. Rafla FIRST RULE OF STRATFORD! Blue angel salute 2 OGRE. G. Morris, Alex, Jesse - Forum + Lany = Hawless X-mas/Hey gigolo/ Make love to me now. Shout out to Straub/Vasillios, Eddy my bro, Shuele, Tatonka, Matteo nice hair. Geoff, call off youtr squadron. My rice rules! Rawas + Pinchuck Autobots can fly! Multi drive by with THE TOY. Hyla stay in fouch. El Nifio attack. BOO-BOOEEE! "C" is for cookie, that's good enough for me." (Cookie Monster). F-ball 11, Track 8-9, Running 8-9, Wrestling 10-11, Shidents' Council 8-10

Jon Pinchuck: "The Jungle is dark but full of diamonds. One must go in to fetch one out." (Miller). Hard work definitely pays off. It's been a great 5 years at LCC. Thanks mom -i- dad (Herb) for all your help. Bri, greatest bro, ISTBY! LP, bestest cuz' and all her "fun" with DB. gr-8 times with DB, JW, PS, Boof! Wah! Westmount hockey and PV = nRT. Js-belts in chem. AB, KK, lounge battles. PB -iCV, "Herby", pin throwing -H sega hockey. SK shorty! JB still friends. AK, scream in the sauna. Bini, old times, oldest friend. Grad 93'. "WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS!" (Queen). Motifs Rule!! F-ball 7, Badminton 8-10, B-ball 8, Skiing 9-11

Milo Prelevic: In my nine years at LCC I have witnessed the wonderful development and progress of a dynamic whole comprising students, faculty and building. LCC has given me a great deal, and I have tried at times to contribute my modest bit to this great inshtution. Besides the immense body of learrung 1 have tried to absorb at this school, there is an eclectic mix of memorable events which wiU, hopefully, remain engraved in my record of past years. Special thanks to Messrs Nutting, Hall, Brooks and Mrs. Rajewsky. To paraphrase Mr. White's perennially matter-of-fact report comments: Another good decade. LCC Players 9-11, Debating 8-11

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Sean Price: "What a long strange trip it's been" (Grateful Dead). It has certainly been strange. Ups, downs, twists and turns but 1 made it. Hey John I'm packed for our conference in Bolivia. Dale, my head's not bigger than my brothers. Deepak here s to Harvey's, the beat, heartburn and the fluke. Dave someone cares about trumpets, we're not all pompous. Paul, just wait for March 27, WOOWOO. "Not 1 not 1.5 but 2 for the price of 1" (St. Catherine Street bouncer). 1 also want to thank my teachers and those whom 1 have and haven't mentioned. Thanks for the patience and the support. See you next year. Curling 9-11, Swimming 9-11, VoUeyball 10-11

Jamil Qadri: I serve my sentence Nnow I'm out 9 years gone Thanx 2 my Mom dad 4 everythang Surf N Rem GN it's over we out I bought my care bear at K-MART EPUN your MULTiJUSSAMlNUTEPEEsM Sit's gonna bio M Fur TUFFPMU WANNA go 2 da hospital PB it's a beluga RC drive carehily DG visit U at GRANBY DR thanx 4 all da trouble JS dey got da fly hoochies JP po'trash wh It boy GW Grandmutha Otis NA min 4ever MRBBMOGRECP I may BCUTIE but U gota a big ole butt Mimi CIC said tha blind man 2 tha def dog I'm a man but I'm not blind NUR not def PIG MESMATCOMMERCE Rule #1 of Strat. PeeWee KFC diesel STANJAMAALSHAQUILLE!! piglet oink arrested in Ny milky jugs I'm in I%i out" So all ye wicked people who want 2 cus down GOODBYE '^'Robert Nesta Mariey TWEETY! B-ball 7-11, Track 9

David Rafla: So this is where it ends. Or does it begin? Thanx to my parents for the education and to my brothers, Anthony & Daniel. If you guys ever need me I'll be there. Anytime, Anyplace. Ed, 1 owe you for the training. Someday though, I'll have to put you to sleep . . . permanently. Thanx to all my teachers JQ - EP - AL: it's been fun. AL - L. A. -t bodybuilding. EP -I- JQ: 9 yrs. & it's finally over. Ed, Dan & Anthony, remember 3 things in life: 1 - In a fight, hit first and hit hard. 2 - Take care of your reputafion, it's your most valuable asset. 3 - Don't be called out on strikes. Go down swinging. Until the next time boys. Until the next time. Rugby 9, 11, WrestUng 10-11, F-ball 11

Anthony Rosenfeld: "Oh, make us happy and you make us good" (R. Browning) And for that I thank you my teachers, Daniel, Mom, Dad, Adam & even Alana. Special thanx to EG DM AT RS ST RD BA & AH. MC remember the mud rivers, fishing, skiing & Killington with MB. AL don't forget the Selwyn dances. MG get some sleep. PB & RC remember the room below ours in Stratford. MS it was fun Sailing. EP MC PR remember Hamburger Hill. MC keep up the Weight loss program. Thanx for the great memones LCC. Until next time class of '93 F-ball 7-9, Wrestling 10

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Mark Rawas: My five years at LCC have gone by so quickly. Thanx mom, dad and Andrea for your support. Special Thanx to all the teachers that helped me through Hey MS, how about DD + KR, pretty hot. Not! I dropped em. JQ you got part of Mexico 1 got the BBW, sorry the BBM. JA remember the DR. Check out Louise. Get Genie out of here. MS -h SH at C-i-P, Toronto wins, I loose. Sorry I thought it was the toilet DG, MS, JQ -t- RC together DT and 1. RC gone, run from the cab, awsome night. Thanx to geo class, birth place of cowzy, cycow etc. Hey RB I got my nines. Life is great with SJ. Long Jive Bertha. Hail cowzy. Soccer 7, Hockey 7-9, Bowling 10, B-ball 11, Tennis 8,11

Jason Schuele: T h a n k s to all of m y educators and Mr. Callaghan. T h a n k s to Mr. Staunton a n d Mr. Badian. Special t h a n k s to M o m D a d a n d Kate. To m y Buddies Jade Nick Matt Jarrul Eug e n e Phil Eric Chris R a d w a n Mark B M a t t e o G e o r g e s Joe Rocky Carrie Martin A n d r e w Alex Paul Sigouin a n d Mark F. The N G g a n g Joe Chris Darrin Dianis Paul Mike Eric Dave Jas o n Kyle Chris Mario W o o d a n d m y best D o n . G o o d times LCC rafting conference Hoochies Stratford S t o w e Ski d a y . Life - S n o w b o a r d p o w d e r friends car h a t s Slurpees good music hoochies Volleyball and b e m g a Yank.

Jamie Schouela: "This is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. It is the end of the tieginning." (Churchill) Well nine years of LCC have come to an end. It's been quite a ride. Many people to thank. Mom & Dad, thanks for all of your support. A VB: always there when 1 needed you RP LM, JV, JB: Thanks for everything. There are so many memories: Baball with DSM "stee", Gr. 8 "Quiet!" with JB, Gr. 10 Phy "what's going on?"' trips to bagels & Shw's with DF & PS, watching CV get sloshed, talks with AB re Earn "'She's so hot!" summer 92 - BK with DB, trips to MW with Max. Finally, special thanks to the council. GOOD LUCK ALL! Students' Council 8-11, Debating 9-11, Image 10, Leadership for Democracy Conference Committee 10-11

Peter Schwartz: 1 can't believe it's finally over. After having spent the nine best years of my life here, I've developed a bond that time will never break. 1 have a lot of memories not only of time spent in school, but out as well. The BArmy, FBagel, DaBell, DaBears, LTB-ball, DBabych, 1 sandbox, and Gljoe SNL dreaming with Rich, releezing + Dave, Christmas with Geoff, B-ball cardstoave, Canchat Nicu, Creame Soda I BooUer, UennyR + Jack, Schwartz? aw With nic, RB Vidth Janue, and of course The River and (towe) with Miriam. Thanks to Mom & Dad & Adam for living through it all, and to the staff for helping me along the way WB -^ JK -i- GS + GW + DP -f JB + UM Party on Dudes!

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Eric Seltzer: There is always a party going on somewhere. Body odor is the window to the soul. Sometimes 1 get the itch for Dayglo. I hate GNR. "/ did it my way" (sia) Table manners are for people who have nothing better to do. Cliris, Kauf, Rad: long live Native Curses. We love u Ralph: no one is getting into sarced heart. What a bad dance. Civilised people walk funny. Why are teachers so cynical? PK, RM, FM, US, CS, KS, JG, LG, RG, JY, JS, MF. I love U Liz. Anarchy and peace. Rad U will die owing Amex 1 million bucks! No nazis, eat pasta! Down with Tipper Gore! Censorship only promotes hate and violence! Vote for Chnton and in '96. SMEG THE WORLD!!!

Brad Smith: "I have this great fear of this normal thing. You know, the ones that passed their exams and went to their jobs. The ones that settled for it, settled for the deal. That's what I'm trying to avoid." (Lennon). Thanks to everybody that helped me thru these past 5 years. Mother jokes, cheese, shpare!, 40 genos - "Party's over, call 911", canoe pyramids at Nom., poonology. Jay trip - "Good driving Zac!", Fleaven's Devils?, "It's all fun and games until somebody loses an eye.' , the look with STB, "Hey kid . .", If you see me in the metro, drop a few coins in my guitar case. The End

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Jesse Shustik: (Booker): "The horror! The Horror" (Conrad). Although much was learned here - thanks to RP, JV, RD, WB -I- Mom & Dad - 1 have not let this school interfere with my educafion. Remember, Vic: "Consistency is for the unimaginative." (Wilde). True moments of learning: Springsteen concert with PS, soul food at Dublin and Cosmo with JW and DF. AB: fellow poet; GW and RG: fellow scientists. A cosmopolitan wilderness type, I head off, singing the song of the open road . . . straight to Cegep. "I'm going back to New York City; I do beueve I've had enough.''^ (Dylan) Rugby 9-10, F-ball 9-10, Skung 8-11, Debating 7-11

Chris Snelgrove: / SAW THE SUPER NATURAL SIDEBURNS THEY WERE NU KING THE TOILET IS HOT MYSELF WITH THE TOY SEHICH MAKE OUR SOCIETY WRONG I SAW THE SUPER NATURAL SIDE BURNS THEIR RACE WAS ALL JUST DYING - Native Curses Headfirst L7 Suicidal Hearing A I D S . Forgotten DRi Minor Threat Smiths DK Ritual Delo Habitual DO A Cramps Canada # 1 Heathes Strange Brew DG have you seen me? Fringe products Moumen-Noumneh Kauffe Seltz Worid Tour 98 K8orbe Shopid Wargasm Punks not Dead Bill + Ted Cid and Nancy Nitro Deportation of a telephone flies by my head reach out and touch someone Thanx may or of Nipeon SMEG Slimy sewer rat trap monkey troll doll transvestite toadst by mymoonkey brain - Celebrity Skin Skiing 8-9, Rugby 9,11

Matthew Straub: "Happiness is not a destination but a road to travel on"" (Blake) Thanx 2 to my educators coaches + peers 4 keepin me on da road. Mom, Pop + Sis l.O.U. & Luv U all. IQ 4 7 years. Cheers Caria, KFC, its gonna blow! RC Diesel will keep U going. DG lose the tuque + dont get your licence. JS Jump wit those milky jugs. MR Cowzy will always rule! SJ spells relief. PB its a huge beached beluga. EP Vasillios, the Multi + all the dances, GW Rule #1 in Stratford - Amin. Thanx 2 the b-ball boyz, Greenwich. Thanx 2 Galetti 4 saving my rear in NY. Hey CP, always gone. How's Niel Kris. All the stobe-light hoes I'll remember U. CIAO! B-ball 7-10, Hockey 11, Badminton 8-9, Rugby 7-9, 11, F-ball 10, Soccer 11

Vincent Stephen-Ong: No long essay about the year, just some short excerpts: even small circles phung, "Nonono, you just think it's like that . . .", broken fingers (or at least dislocated ones), PsychoCop and his wonderful directives. "The LCC Jazz Band - wow, they're good.", da posse, "So have a cup of coffee and catch your breath" (Phish) "It's a Mac, what did you expect?", inteRger. Rushing too close to the heart. Alcoholic Pot-Smoking Americans, "No, really, he's a safe driver . . . well, relatively . . .", guitar infatuation, and, last but certainly not least, 42. Jiu-jitsu 9-11, ACSL 11, Band 10-11

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Sean Sutcliffe: My 7 years at LCC have been first-rate. I'd like to thank my parents for giving me love and support over the years. It's been fun. Tharut to MF (maddog) florida, gr. 5 fight. GN (Duddy) Nassau, Kalik, sillybear. DB (Peltman) Sunday NFL, "I'll quit next week" ND laughing in Jamaica. RC could you play me some Steppenwolf please. TS I know your secrets. Cops at the summit, party in Sutton, Halloween 'tU 16. Cherry -"what am I, a cab driver?!" The good times will all be remembered. "Keep your eyes on the road and your hands up on the wheel." (The Doors) Good luck c-boys!

Chris Thierry: 1 would like to thank all the people and teachers who made my stay at LCC a good one. Special thanks to MN & PC, my lab partners, JA RB MC NK Ben & SM for an interesting B-hockey season. Spares with JA on the ice Meteora with MC and RB. The major motif of the year is . . . (Put there to annoy DA, PC & JH). BBSing with PC, Insulting C3 community service with IH. Stratford with IH KW & PKY. AA's voice. There are so many people to mention. I'll end off by saying thank you LCC for the memories

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Epaminondas Tsilibocos: Wow! It's finally over. I would really like to thank my parents - Dimosthenis and Georgia Tsilibocos, for putting up with me all these years and I mustn t forget my beautinil and sweet sister Julie. Thank you. Here's to all my friends. Rocky "Nondimts" Joe "Just look at you!" Richard "Wana fight?" Dave Brad Marsh" you wUl be missed. A big thanks to all my teachers. TS, AH, DS, MM, KC, and especially Mr. Spencer for the rides to school and for all the extra help. I am forever grateful. As for you EUen, I love u. "Thank you for helping me get through the tough times. Life, is full of surprises . . . BE ONE. Hockey 7-8, Soccer 7-8, Rugby 9 Geoff White: Thanks Mum, Dad, and Jenn. Without your support and patience I might have slept through this opportunity the kindness 2 all & 1 am a proud "fifer". Thanks to the staff for great coaching and teaching. Thanks to ST DM, JB, JS PS DB and the Barmy Army. JS pv = nrt? DB in Winnies and good times vyith Wstrrmt Security: See you in rail! Baldy, wanna play? G.I. Joe on tne field and late nights were great. EGP multimania fellow! Sure! MB let's Talk Fball! GM + AMS Boooey! Wilvy friends 4 ever! Cheerio XleG! Thanks again to family, sleep, friends, and LCC. "Ride o n " (Bon Scott). F-ball 7, 10-11, Rugby 7-9, 11, Skiing 7-11

Jackson Wightman: I would like to start by thanking my mom -i- dad. 1 love U. Thanks for the opportunity. Alex would also like to thank his drugues. Thanx as well to LCC's dedicated staff. Frank Carruthers thank U for hours of enjoyment. The ICE was always a place to go and do the 2nd best thing in the world. Dublin + Cosmo soulwith Book. Kanawana - kept me sane. 5 LONG GAMES. LCC taught me one thing if any "Non illigitimi carborundum est" (Latin Proverb) Creation Special please. Fball 8-11, Hockey 8-11, Rugby 7-11, UK Rugby Tour 10

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Corey Velan: Back in gr 3, this seemed so distant. Now, we must disband. Staying friends will be hard but rewarding. I thank teachers DM RP DS AVB BA, coaches ST AW JB, all staff & LCC for being more than a school: a lifestyle/NY Eve: WOW!/ SCOTLAND/Sut B-day. Thanx Bolt; grasping social sc./Ligon: you were there/Mo Westers: Grumps & KC/ JScar JP Bob GS: Advice/Crucial wins/ AC: thank me at Oscar's - I'll never 4get U. Sep 27: 1 realized "Players oiJy love you wlien they're playing." (Fleetwood Mac) Thanx sibsx4, & Mom & Dad for the opportunity. Soccer 7-8, 11, F-Ball 9-10, Hockey 7-11, Badminton 7-9, Rugby 7-11, Students' Council 7, Image 10, Debating 7-11, Grad Committee 11

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Deiek Wong: My 2 years at LCC have been enjoyable and memorable. Not only have I made a bunch of good firiends: DA, PC, JH, SP, VS-O . . ., LCC has also well prepared me to meet the challenges in the real world. I'd like to thank all the teachers and students who have helped me in adapting to LCC during my first year. In addihon, I have always enjoyed using the sufficient facilities at LCC, especially those "sophisficated" computers (Macs!!!). Being a member of the LCC family has been an unforgettable experience. Wherever I go or whatever I do in the future, I will always be proud of LCC. Swimming 10, ACSL 10-11, Rag Staff 11

Kenneth Wong: DURING THE 3 YEARS IN LCC, I HAVE BEEN HAVING FUN. FIRST OF ALL, I HAVE TO n i A N K MY PARENTS FOR SENDING ME TO THIS WONDERFUL SCHOOL. THEN 1 HAVE TO THANK ALL THE SUPPORTING TEACHERS. HNALLY, Fl'S TIME TO SAY BYE BYE TO HIGH SCHOOL LIFE. I REALLY HOPE THAT IT WILL BE A PLEASANT FUTURE. BUT ANYWAYS, GOOD BYE AND GOOD LUCK TO EVERYONE IN THE SCHOOL . . . ZZZ . . Z! Bowling 10, Rag Staff 11

Jade Youngblood: Well guys, this new boy didn't crack like fruit. RC my mom's too old - outdoor hockey with AL, what a pretty birdy! - JQ Pnk ngr - Joe you're hopless - N4S get your own locker - MR blew you with my 9's - RB keep at it you'll win the super bowl some day - Battled the Ottawa with JS, never did play volleyball -French with Dave - ELWAY - Tatonka - MF take care of da cars and women and all will be fine - GO! GC - ES Beware Birds of prey in math DG'S Thas cool - AG Ly-InykChewbaka, Tibet wUl be free thanx to fam and friends - Good luck to all of ya! GMJBJVDMSTJP.

James Wong: A yr to rem by: Grad '93, WOW! Thanx Mom & Dad. 2 old hiends IW, BT, JL, JA, DD & "TM Tharvx 4 B-ing there. On top of the world Ma! SiUy cow! Don't hit that . . . Mr. Jeff Boxers! 160km/h = $13 000! Franx Supreme's Hotdog, $5.50/h. Thanx Mr. JB, AT, DM, MR, RD, GM, EN, JP, etc . . . I could have sworn that was legal. I'd like to thank aU the big people who made this possible. Thans MOM & DAD for shaping my past, now, it's up to me to create my own future. SP thanx to EGS for believing in me. Peace Rugby 8, 10-11, Jiu-jitsu 10-11, ACSL 11

Pui Kei Yuen: That's it. High school is over and it's time to move on. Thanks mom and dad for sending me to such a special and wonderful school. The last 3 years were very interesting and they passed like a blur. They still don't feel like 3 years. Maybe good rimes just pass fast, but 1 will always remember them. Ken and Issey! Special good luck to you two. Thanks to the teachers for making me better than before. Today's efforts will make for tomorrow's successes. - ? WeU, Good luck to you all! Volleyball 11, Table Tennis 11, Badminton 11

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The highlight of this last school year was the weekend of May 14. It was the event that we had all been waiting for: Our Grad. This event started off during the morning of May 14, as everyone rushed around obtaining tuxedos and making sure that they fit. After we were all ready, we entered our tuxes and set out to the Velan household for our cocktail party. Our next stop was the Four Seasons hotel for the reception where we mingled among our parents, teachers, and friends. For the first hour, we strolled around congratulating, and being congratulated, on surviving. The fashion statements made during this event could have been forshadowing as they hinted at the wild level of conduct which was soon to prevail. After the reception, it was time for the meal. The chicken was reminiscent of the GMAA Banquet, but its excitement paled upon the arrival of Chris. Snelgrove and Eric Seltzer. You guys will always be remembered. The music started soon after and the charge onto the dance floor was led by Zac Grierson and Kippie Clark. This marked the start of the partying. It wasn't long before we left the Four Seasons, stopped by the changing houses, and bussecf off to the Grierson's for the first afterparty. One of the wildest parties of the weekend, this one lasted only two hours before the poUce arrived and shut it down due to excess noise.

Afterwards, we went on a three hour bus tour of the parks in Westmount until it was time for the Feldman's breakfast party. The food was wonderful, but most people spent the morning sleeping off the effects of the long rugnt. From there, it was off to Mike Cope's country house on Lake Memphre Magog where we spent our time relaxing in the sun, playing volleyball, and having fun. This party ended all too soon, and we were forced to return to the busses for the trip back to Montreal. That night, everyone went home(?) to rest up for the next day. Ovir weekend culminated with the barbecue at the Sutcliffe household. During this, our last time together as a class, we calmed down and enjoyed the moment.

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OF 1993 Erika Adderly: This year has gone by so fast! To all of my teachers: the work and stress was overwhelming at times, but worth it in the end. Mom, Ray and Eric - I love you -<- Thanks for being there. RW - thanks for ironing my shirt. AB - WRONGO in my table. KB - KEK. JZ - 1st Dum. PR - mon ami quebecois. RK - "I'm scared I wouldn't make any finends KEV!" KJ - My other half. Firsts? 7812 and on! To all my friends new and old, I wish you the best in life! CHEERS to the class of '93!

Neil Aikman: "Today is the FIRST day of the rest of your life" (Incognito). Today is the first day after my 6 years at LCC. This has been a year I will always remember. Not ONLY for the times 1 had, but for the people. Some worried about girls in the school, 1 wouldn't have had it any other way. "What's the end, and what's behind what's stopping that." (TAP). Now I have to start acting responsibly, which should be a stretch. I'm ready to take on the world. I have so many people to thank, so I'd like to thank everyone, you're the greatest group. LIZ, you'll remain in my heart forever. You've helped me so much! THANX Mom + Dad. RH, let's raise our glasses!

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Kale Blomfield: To all my friends, old and new (Babyduck, Whistler, Ski Day), thanks for brightening my days. Hugh - you're gaining on me. Mum + Dad, I love you. Jono - I'd be nothing without you . . . Good luck everyone, we made it!

Christina Brown: 8 months later and so many memories . . . Linz - E.C.S., only go to the bathroom if it's on the way to the fridge! I'm glad there's another woman who eats as much as 1 do. Jen - coffee talk and front lawns. Rob (Bulge, Bear) - It all started one Tuesday in the library, we took a month off, spent two vacarions together, and gave new meaning to Keri Lotion, above all, you've been my best friend, you know why 1 call you Bear, but W. Houston said it best for us. Thanks Sg. Major Minor (a.k.a. Dad) for providing me with an unforgettable year. Cheers! Girls Bball team; President Lord Dorchester Society; Attended Public Speaking Tournament at Trinity College School

Adrian Burhop: Our days and nights, here and there. "The compass always points to Terrapin." (G.D.) Same to you, man!

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Natalie Cesari: "What is peculiar in the life of a woman consists not in her obedience, but in her opposition, to her instincts. In one direction or another she strives to live a supemattrral life." Heruy David Thoreau. Cheers to the class of 1993! There's a stairmaster waiting to be mastered.

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Velos Christou: Who knew? After spending 8 years at Selwyn, 1 never thought I would find myself at LCC. But, here 1 am, and 1 couldn't be happier! Pre-U has been a great experience, one that 1 will not soon forget. Thnx to all my friends and teachers too numerous to mention, you know who you are! A special thnx to DS and MV, your humour kept me sane! A huge tnnx to Mom and Dad, for putting me here, LUV YA! As we prepare to go our separate ways, 1 have one thing to say: Don't be strangers! Let's all stay in touch. Thnx for making this year so great for me! Good luck, and may the bonds we've formed last forever . . .

Elizabeth Emond: WOW! This year has gone by so quickly! Seems like just yesterday we were all nervously sitting in rm. 302 while some big guy stuck a camera in our faces. Thank U all 4 the good rimes & great laughs. FAV. MOMENTS: Checked in the halls. Morning trips 2 the Maiz, Bus Buddies (esp. I.N., P B & N.K.) VBall & Curling! Being 1st Girl 2 fry 4 LCC hockey team, 91-93 St. Mike's - W/Krissy & rem. MANON = #1! S.S. HABS (43&47) always! Tara, thanx 4 being there! (PS. - Ta, Get a watch!) Well good luck guys! Luv U all lots! Thanx Mom & Dad 4 everything! - Think of me fondly when we've said goodbye. ~ P H A N T O M - Curiing & Ass. Coach Btam V-Ball

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Laurent Dagenais: What ayear! I find it difficult to express my feelings towards my concluding year at LCC. As somebody once told me: "Grade twelve is a year to mature." From experiences in my final year, it is very easily said that 1 have matured. Now 1 may look back on my first seventeen ears and be thankful for all that 1 h.ave seen and enjoyed. Next year will be the beginning of a new phase of life where 1 must make something meaningful of myself. Although rll be venturing somewhere in the Wild West searching for higher education, it will be impossible for me to forget the support encountered from my mother, my father, and fellow students throughout my LCC years. Again, thanks for everything and I wish good luck and success to all in the future.

Christopher Frankel: "Life's battles don't always go to the stronger or faster man. But sooner or later the man who wins is the man who thinks he can." (Author unknown) Thank you Mom + Dad for sending me to LCC, a school that has given me so much over my 8 yrs. Reynolds feel my wrists. Adj, crack me! RK come on big sister. GK UR a solid kid, let's talk hockey -i- ED.R! JF, Great hair, Fl drinking buddies! "ro Kate, Jones, Russ, Rik + all my G12 mates - swell year! EN DM Dmac Dr. O, Esp JP JB - Thanks. AVB - Super. JJ me? me? Luv U. To Mr. Wightman + Bower, your dedication -¥ patience gave me 3 super yrs of hockey, a sport that means more to me than anyone will ever know. #12

Jordan Frishling: 8 years at LCC and now I'm ready for CHALLENGE! Special thanks to DMac, DS, JB -i- MD for a great year. Grads, see all you poser Spos fans at the NLCS-A-louu! CDB-C-war: Blue 92 - Go BIG, IDGAS, lucky #75. Carlos - 18 shots -yeeahhh! Bonnets - put it all on "ye ben beau". Insiders: it happens, it's good . . . for you! Motifs, aw . . C'mon, attitude, grad 92 (ya!). New year's. "We go out m the world and take our chances, fate is just the weight of circumstances, that's the way that lady luck dances. ROLL THE BONES" (RUSH: GL, NP + AL - music Gods.) Thanks for all the good times + lasting memories Lions, but it"s time to move on to Gaels -i- Mounties. GO BIG.

Willie Goldman: The one philosophy that has stuck with me, tnroughout my scholastic career, was passed on to me by a wise old man. "When Hell freezes over, I'll ski there too." Timothy Leary, the perennial adolescent, once said, "Tune in, turn on, drop out." Our year has gone by very quickly, and a lot has changed. Good luck to all. Rave on!

Sean Robertson Hartnett: "Knock of bone white nuckle on the dream door. The hell hole from the well of the spinning coin. HEAD-TAIL, HEADTAIL. Tne sudden slout. The misremembered voice "TAP '92 - so where do we go from here? WEST, 1 HOPE! BEST WISHES: NA - Good bye/AM - BoUocks/slide - It's time to ride down sweetriver road/Ed & Johny/ KK/The Dogger/MS/MM/RN/To any one else who cares! THANKS: To Mom & Dec' Mac Daddy! hey Chrissy - See you at St. Joe's some time in the future. 1 will never forget . . . GOD BLESS AMERICA & THE GOP. "And when 1 leave this town I'm gon 'bid you fare . . farewell. And when 1 return again I'll have a great long story to tell" (Robert Johnson).

Kristine Jones: A year filled with so many memories would have been impossible without the support of my family, friends, and teacners. Never forget: color-coded organizarional methods (jz), lipgloss, ditching '93 (cej), Tue. Per.3 (cp), 50's dances (rw), chersipupseroni (ab), if you think hard enough, you'll remember . . . (pr), talks, songs, riips, and vugdadsnite (ea). You are all special people to me, I love you. Let's not lose touch. "And the seasons, they go round and round and the painted ponies go up and down - we're captive on the carousel of time - we can't return, we can only look behind from where we came and go round and round and round in the circle game." Qoni Mitchell) LCC Players - gr. 12

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Geoffrey Kalil: 6years at LCC have come to an end. I have loved going to a place "where everybody knows my name". Thanx Mom, Dad + Ted. I luv U. Huge thanx to the great staff at LCC, esp AVB, EGS, RP, EN, RS, DMac, Mr. Gilmore + FrarJ< Carruthers. GR. 12 was soUd. Good luck to all my classmates. Memories: Boston, Queen's, Fla. REENOGAW -iBLACKCOMB - not a chance NS. "That's the last time 1 buy my aftershave at a garage" - SAM MALONE. JF: challenge? GO EXPOS! JUNIOR SEAU - "None better" - CP: my advisor, FL " O P A H " - KJ don't forget the wax - Thanx for the lifts EA -i- LD. RINK = HOME Football was rewarding. Hockey was life. Sp Thanx AW, JB, DM. LCC is over, but life has just begun. CHEERS! - #8 F-ball + Hockey: 12

Francois Laflamme: "What you own is your own kingdom, what you do is your own glory; what you love is your own power, what you live is your own story." Although grade 12 was a 1 year deal, 1 way ticket, it was an experience. I'll never forget. Spanky's den: DF, MF, DB: Where's Joe? CB = you're just a goat. JF: Yeah bonnets! Ritual -i- Carlos. New Year's . . . Long Island? MP - NS -f- CF. OH RICK! OPA + terrible - GK. Thanx to my teachers DM, DS, DH, & JB., my parents and especially Stephane. Remember, you can only take out of life . . . what you put in. Go BIG or go home! Good luck pre-U. BBall Capt.

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Rob Kerr: Seven years at LCC has provided me with three outstanding abilities: Knowledge, experience and opportunity. For this 1 thank my parents for the chance, my teachers for the information and rny friends for the memories. Especially: PR, AB, RW, EA, KJ, WG, CF, FL, JF . . . the Ust is endless. Good luck to all PRE-U GRADS '93! Enjoy your day in the sun. "They add you can't be found of Uving in the past, cause if you are then there's no way that you're gonna last' . . . let's just see what tomorrow brings" The Hip.

A. Massoudi: All the world's a stage, hence 1 take a bow: Just one question remains - Who framed Dr. O? Cheers to the best, bollocks to the rest! The spoon is blunt it'll hurt more - Mdssh, who showed me the path to being refreshingly different and effervescent! Boom went the hits on the pitch. TeU all the trutfi, but tell it slant - success in circuit Ues too bright for our imfirm delight. The truth's superb surprize as Ughtening to the children eased with exclamation kind, the truth must dazzle gradually or every man be blind. #1129. Ps RH Still sorry mate! Goat immortality, gazing, tippets and to the ladies at coles in the basement. Invu4uraqt! CDEDBD BEER Pre-U: Football Pre-U: Rugby

Jessica Matthewson: Thanx 2: Steph (womb buddy), Jeff (sill english kniinget). Ken (pitch the cow), Em. F, Mo, Sarah, Eleanor, the family. All the Jazz Crew; (mat, rob, vince, sean sax's rule) & all my other friends at school it was fun. I will miss you all! PS: Mr. Dixon 1 think you should get that twitch in your shoulder checked out. Remember: the real bagel, skiing. New Orleans, Dooo! (Homer) or however you spell it, Calvin & Hobbes, The Alley and much more. Thanks for a fun year. Girls Basketball '93, Jazz Band '93.

Tara McMahon: Walking through the hallways of LCC at a young age, 1 dreamed of attending school here. It feels great to have finally realized one of my dreams. It is amazing how close this grade has gotten considering the short period of time that we have been together. Thanx to Mom, Todd, Nana, Papa & U.D, EUie, what rime is it? Goodluck everyone! See you in another lifetime, remember me always . . .

Patrick McEntyre: Decide Pata: To the confused 1 wish direction; to the driven 1 wish scope; to the abused I wish peace; to the followers 1 wish individuality; to the individuals 1 wish courage; to the serious 1 wish laughter; to the silent 1 wish voice; to the sfrong I wish generosity; to the spurned 1 wish victory; to the fools 1 wish discipUne; to everyone 1 wish happiness. "If you're not a socialist at 19, you have no heart, if you are one at 35, you have no head" - TJ Nicoll, ex-hippie/history teacher. PreU: Football, Pre-U: Wrestling

Rob Nihon: "Come to where the flavor is." (Marlboro Man) Time to start life, Babson here I come. Another year of LCC to help me mature and prosper. With the help of AT, KC, and JB everything seemed to fall into place. 1 also thank my parents for pushing me to succeecf. Now for the boys •¥ girls. CDB forever boys. Rope A Dopes, Marscone, Robo, A M , MR, DR. Alls, Joey, Study. "Funny how everything was roses when we held onto the guns." (W. Axl Rose) Marlboro 1 Bahamas. The reck. Dallas Cowboys. GNR LIVE. Gooodle. Heeey. Peel. Extremes. Merci au les pitounes. "Oh won't you please take me home." (AXL) Salut les boys . . . BUD-DY

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Edward June Park: Come fly High with my dragons in the sky - DR u no what it's all about. Mom, Dad, Lin, EU,: 1 day we will look back at this year over a beer and cry, Thk-u. Olympic Wrestlers: PM, EP, MB and DaR. Monkey Bros. #1. CDB R on the loose. Hey MW look at that factory. Grads 93 not much 2 say b/c the year flashed by our eyes. THKS 2 every 1. 2 my pafient teachers and advisors, I'm finally gone. I - THK - you deeply.? LH do u think I passed chem? NO! Missed you JS AT I want to say things but I don't know how. You wrote our story w/h me. Ayako, close your eyes and touch your nose. Only 1 man was left standmg and he was DR JS EJP. That's right!

Peter Reynolds: Voyager upon life's sea: - to your lot be true, where'er you go paddle your own Canoe - not sure. It's time I thank the right people. My arents deserve all the credit. Cul -l'oug and also Whit. In the end I am glad 1 went to LCC. Thanks go to all my teachers. To those who taught me the most - Sir Tip (Best coach ever), RP, EN, JB, and especially A VB. To my best of friends: RK - Good luck next year and on tour. AB - hope to see ya, next year, keep'em laughin. KJ - always keep in touch. EA - Colisse! RW - Surf^s up! Also goodbye to those who made LCC that much more enjoyable - CF (Power), PM (Twin?), LS, WG, RH. - Good luck to you all and to all a good night

Carrie Pickett: "I would rather have 5 minutes of wonderful than a lifetime of nothing special." (Steel MagnoUas) JQ curie, u will always be Bob's UI' brother! SQ. I hope u realize how much u mean 2 me. I luv u! Nat 6:30 am. PT! JM OPP! KJ Tues. Per. 3, Lipgloss Queen. GK UNLV! Thanks for being my punching bag, Niiick! JZ. BD, History class, grrr! Ditching '93. KJ JZ E A CD This is fun! Mom and Dad, THANKS for being there when I needed you (applications). Aimee, although we have our "httle spats" u r the best lil' sis I love u. PS - Attiude? I don't think so.

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Sandy Segal: Thanks for the fun and games - but I HAVE A QUESTION!! I was probably drunk at the time, but, Gadzooks what a ride. It was the rat scalleywag's damned fault! I'd like a scotch please. Right about now. "If you love something, set is free. If it doesn't come back, hunt it down and kill it." (Author unknown) Be young as long as you can, 'cause you'll never be young again. "Sunrise over the turquoise mountains, messenger birds in sight, they came up from the valley, both sides at a time . . . " (LLAMA - Phish) Thanks . . .

Stephanie Shatilla: "Jumpin' into hyper space ain't like dustin' crops, boy!" (Ham Solo) Fasten your seatbelts . . . 1 can't say this has been one of those regular, uneventful years of my life. Thanks for the memories, the good times, and the friendhsip. Love, Shats IX P S . - Thanks MC, NT, DS, JM, EE, Swim team, B-Ball, Sibling rivalry. Mom, Dad, and bestest pal. "Forward, backward, forward, let go ze bar!" Playa Blanca '93

Lindsay Stainforth: "A zen man pursued by a tiger lowered himself over the edge of a cliff on a vine. Looking down he saw another tiger waiting below him. Looking up he saw that two mice had begun to gnaw through his vine. Directly in front of him a bunch of grapes were growing out of the cliff. Reaching out his hand he picked a grape and put it into his mouth. 'Delicious', he said." (Ogden) "Thank you mum and dad for support in life and sailing, AU for laughmg, CB for ecs and DM for being there. 'Nobody knows what^ going to happen to anybody besides the forlorn rags of growing old." 0. Kerouac)

Jonas St. Michael: I would like to thank all of my friends and teachers for making each and every class such a treat.

Derek Stein: (1987-1993) Derek has sadly left us. With his passing, the school falls into a dark abyss of mourning. Do not weep forever, though, but rather rejoice m what he left behind. To his school he left his appreciation for the ambition it gave him. To his teachers he left his thanks for their instruction and benevolence (surtout AT). To his friends and family Derek left his love. Though his accomplishments could hardly be justly rewarded, JF and NT were more than he ever deserved: And to all his other friends, too insignificant to name, he loved you all. You made time worthwhile. Derek has gone but we wUl remember him. Soccer: 7-12, Track: 7-8 11-12, B-ball: 8-12, Rugby: 9

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Nick Sulsky: "You're born, blah, blah, blah, you die." In the immortal words of Norm Peterson LCC is part of the blah in my life, he couldn't have been more wrong. My 6 years at LCC have been filled with great times and great teachers/coaches: thanx DM3 EN TS AVB RT AT. So many memories, so little space. F-ball: cap 2, baby! Is that a BMW? No it's a wagoneer. Harsh like who? House of Pain in affecty'aU. I could have gone to Marianopolis, ya right. OPA! Ellen Who? Quite the fioe at Blackcomb. Nice attitude. SPagos on IMew Year's. Thanks Joe! To all my friends, new and old, Luv ya! ""Beam me up Scotty - there's no intelligent life down here."' Pride #55

Ayako Tamai: This is going to be my last year in Canada. 1 still clearly remember the first day 1 stepped into tnis country, not knowing any English. In those three and a half years a lot of good and bad things have happened to me. And without my parents, friends, and teachers I do not know where 1 would be today. Thanks for everything; 1 will never forget. Sayonara to this beautiful country and 1 hope I can visit here again.

Mike Vineberg: 1 came late, I saw what there was to see, and now I'm on my way: Memories: soccer team, acing all my courses, Toronto frip with VC, Noah Tarnow: '"There"s a fine line between stupid and clever."' (Spinal Tap) late afternoon chem giggles, who knew that school started so early? 1 love EVERYONE - Thank you and Good luck - all you need is laughter and reLCC! Troy and his boys, Sunday football in the park, Carios, Caesar's, spect. "And I'm up while the dawn is breaking, even though my heart is Maclean's and the Jewish crowd. Tucker and Colgate! wake-ups, Brador, Coraching. 1 should be drinking a toast to absent friends of these comedians." ona and all my other friends along the way^ Taxi drivers, inside jokes, ooh (Elvis Costello) DMS - 1 hope 1 was as good a friend to you as you were to yea! AB see u at gate. AM queserasera, A V D V X 2 LV - Thanx for everything, me. See you all in the hall of legends - Remember me "good friends we have or good friends we've lost along the way. In this bright future, you can't forget your past, so dry your tears I say" (BM) Sr. Socc. -12

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Beverley Webster: "The road now stretched against open country, and it occurred to me - not by way of protest, not as a symbol, or anything like that, but merely as a novel experience - that since 1 had disregarded all laws of humanity, 1 might as well disregard the rules of traffic. So 1 crossed to the left side of the highway and checked the feeling, and the feeling was good. It was a pleasant diapnragmal melting, with elements of diffused tactility, all this enhanced by the thought that nothing could be nearer to the elimination of basic physical laws than deliberately driving on the wrong side of the road."" (Vladimir Nabokov)

Andrew Wexler: HEWOE KITTY. My time here has come and there is a corps who command my praise. Thanks Brandon, Donna, Brenda, Kelly, Steve, Aundrea, Nikki and Dylan. The balls are you guys, 1 hope 1 haven"t forgotten anyone/anything, but 1 probably have and it"s just been that kind of year AYAHHOOFIH! And if anyone knows how to make love stay, find me . . . quick. THANK GOD.

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K^^o^^^^R^^S Russell Wilkes: I can't believe how quickly this year has gone by. One minute 1 am starting the year, the next I'm leaving for good. I would like to thank my parents for sending me to such a great school. Thanx sis for your support. To those teachers who have helped me so much - AVB, DMAC, EN, RP and of course Stickman. To my friends, y're the best - RK, talks with Larry, KJ talks at Quisera -i- Grayrocks. EA just call me Mr. Fix it, PR you're full of life's little mysteries. AB you're weak. Where's the bear? He is out of the zoo. CB what a driver, the best of the grade 12's. LS, WG, KB, CF, AW, FL, JF, You're all funny. Frankel you're weak. Burhop let's get the bear and go.

Pia Wilkinson-Chapman: Special thanks to Paul and Akka - the onlv reason 1 am here. 1 love you Steve. Best wishes to Samantha, Roberta, Shalani and every one on girls basketball. 1 dedicate this poem to mv Mum and Dad in India - "If 1 were hanged on the highest hill 1 know whose love would follow me still - Mother o'mine. Father omine/lf 1 were drowned in the deepest sea, 1 know whose tears would come down to me - Mother o"mine. Father o"mine/lf I were damned by body and soul, I know whose pravers would make me whole- Mother o'mine. Father o'mine. " Thanks to all mt LCC teachers, who have helped me so much. B-ball, Drama

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Michael Wong: "A lovestruck Romeo sang a sfreetsuss serenade." Layla loved playing for you all those late nights wherever they were. Rob Sir, you shoulda agreecf with me when I said girls were frouble! Don't get me wrong, luv you all (frouble). Baby wishes you much happiness in filmland! Remember Route 2-7? Shawn, BS (great initials) - that was beautiful! Yup, those home fries . . . WE WERE HEALTHY! (eventually) G'day Ma'm! LS keep sailin! Kev = Some Man. Ed = Bruce. DS = Einstein. JM = Red. Take care Rob and keep up that SPOON!! 22 will NEVER die.

Joel Yaffe: " . . . but my life now, my whole life, independently of anything that can happen to me, every minute of it is no longer meaningless as it was before but it was a positive meaning of goodness with which I have the power to invest it." (L. Tolstoy) "I'd rather drown in the ocean than swim in a puddle." Thanks to everyone for trying to teach me how to swim in the ocean. I guess whether I drown or not is pretty much up to me now, yet when you make it to the other side don't forget to look for my footprints in the sand . . . and if you don't see any, just foUow the frail of instant pifia colada mixes.

Kevin Yu: Four years at LCC come to an end with the best time in the grade 12 year. Thanks to my parents, teachers and aU my friends for helping me through the year. I wiU always remember hockey talks in Linear Algebra, "ring the beU" joke in Calculus, and the not passable Biology tests. To some of my troubling friends: MW, keep awake and take a course caUed decision making; DS, stop kilUng frees and EP, chiU up. To Mr. Patterson, that it seems the paragraph is not bewhiched. To all whom drive, that is my parking spot. McDonald's anyone? "Live Long & Prosper . . . Remember Me . . ." - Spock Badminton 11-12; ACSL 11-12; VoUeybaU 12; Yearbook 12

Jenn Zeynel: "To wear out is better than to rust out" should be the motto of this year. Never have I worked and played so hard. None of it could have been done without the help of my teachers. Mom & Dad & Chris & my friends. Organizarional skiUs with colored pens (KJ), the LCC male ego (CP), neighbors lawns & coffee talk (CB) B.D. & veggie game and of course Blue Dog & the stupid whistle. We were "Ditchin' 9 3 " and "GGGRRR." Thanks for everything and E.A,, thanks for, you know! "Life ain't all beer and skittles, and more's the pity; but what's the odds, so long as you re happy?" (George Du Maurier).

THE LORD DORCHESTER SOCIETY

Founded in September 1992, the Lord Dorchester Society is comprised of LCC Pre-University students who are interested in political affairs and education for citizenship in a liberal democratic society. President: VicePresidents: Secretary: Treasurer:

Christina Brown Robertson Hartnett Joel Yaffe Noah Tarnow Stephanie Shatilla

Founding Members: Erika Adderley, Neil Aikman, Kate Bloomfield, Adrian Burhop, Martha Carleton, Laurent Dagenais, Elizabeth Emond, Willie Goldman, Kristine Jones, Geoffrey Kalil, Patrick McEntyre, Rob Nihon, Peter Reynolds, Sandy Segal, Jonas St. Michael, Nicholas Sulsky, Andrew Wexler, Pia Wilkinson-Chapman, Jenifer Zeynel

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MEMORIES ONE AND ALL

For most of the Pre-U students, the grad ceremony started at 4:30 pm on May 20, 1993. However for Willie it began a little later. Everyone was looking rather spiffy, especially Sandy who came in his James Bond attire. After the champagne reception in the Senior gym, the grads headed out to the Christou home where a delicious dinner was served during which many chose to cheer on the Habs. Then to Kristine Jones' for the after party. Pia, the Energizer bunny, kept going and going and going; an inspiration to those who were lacking in energy. At the Zeynel household those who had survived through the night were treated to a huge breakfast. To finish off the festivities a mellow Bar-B-Q was held at Rob Kerr's. Many thanks to the Pre-U council for organising the event, and to those who volunteered their homes for our enjoyment.

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FLASHBACK

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TRICKS OF THE LIGHT

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ATHLETICS

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THE GRAHAM GALES TROPHY

CITRUS AWARD Awarded to the student with the highest sales total:

C. Velan

Avarded to the member of the Senior Football Team who has best displayed excellent sportsmanship and conduct in combination with proficient football skills.

R. Cohen THE HUGHES CHAMBERS TROPHY Awarded to the student who wins the School's annual golf tournament:

R. Kerr

THE A. DAVID MCCALL SOCCER TROPHY Awarded to the member of the Senior Soccer Team who has best displayed excellent sportsmanship and conduct, in combination with proficient soccer skills:

D. Stein

THE JUNIOR GOLF AWARD Awarded to the student in Grade 8 or 9 with the low in the annual golf tournament:

A. Smith

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THE PETER L. REDPATH MEMORLAL TROPHY

Awarded to the member of the Senior Hockey Team who has best displayed excellent sportsmanship and conduct, in combination with proficient hockey skills:

G. Kalil THE MAJOR H.E GIBB GYMNASTICS TROPHY

THE SENIOR BASKETBALL MOST VALUABLE PLAYER TROPHY

the outstanding gymnast from grade 8 and

Awarded to the member of the Senior Basketball who has best displayed excellent sportsmanship and conduct, in combination with proficient basketball skills^^

R. Cavell

"" THE MAJOR S.C. CUTBUSH MEMORIAL TROPHY

F. Laflamme THE WOOD MEMORIAL TROPHY

'Awarded to the outstanding gymnast from grade 10 and

E. Park

Awarded to the member of the Swimming Team who has best displayed excellent sportsmanship arui conduct, in combination with proficient swimming skiHs:

S. Price THE BAILLIE TROPHY Awarded to the student who loins the annual 100 metre dash open competition:

M. Priester

THE T.H. WRIGHT MEMORIAL RUGBY AWARD Awarded to the member of the Senior Rugby Team who has bel displayed excellent sportsmanship and conduct, in combination 'with proficient rugby skills:

A. Massoudi MARK PAPINEAU CONNER MEMORIAL TROPHY Axmrded to the Grade U or 12 student who had made the most outstanding achievement as a participant in the interscholastic athletics program.

Nicholas Martire

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BANQUET ATHLETIC HONOUR ROLL Awarded to the graduating students who have made outstanding contributions while competing on School teams.

PhUip Bolton Badminton MVP Richie Cohen FootMl MVP Chris Frankel Soccer MVP Geoff Kalil Hockey Captain Hockey MVP Nicholas Martire Football Captain Cross Country Skiing Captain Cross Country Skiing MVP Corey Velan Hockey MVP

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JUNIOR SCHOOL CLOSING CEREMONIES

Certificates of Graduation

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Bradley Birks Surjit Chatterjee Fernando Curiel Luc Des Groseillers Leo deSouza John Doulamis Christopher Gravel

Jason Aintabi Fraser Brumell Patrick Dussault Neil Fleischer Richard Girgis Gibran Hakim Justin Jakubiak

Mark Balcar Mark Batchoun Peter Beardsley Benjamin Billick Nicholas Dube Matthew Gorelik Jonathan Guerrera

Omar Abbas Andrew Aucoin Graham Bower William Carney Alexander Dunne Michael Giifix Adel El Hallak

Salem Habbous Jared Handerson Christopher Hughes Ryan Jokinen Michael Latour Mitsuyoshi Mutoh Nicholas Pyenson

Farid Kachra Steven Kamateros Matthew Maislin Mark McKnight Jeremy Noel-Kanch Hakim Rahal Krishna Reddy

Khalil Hajee Dain Hammerback Michael Hastings Christopher Jager Razi Khan Dang Lam Benny Lo

Ian Jarvis Jeffery Lavoie Paul Mazigi Prakash Patel Noah Pinsky ^ Michael Richardsoon Paul Ricketts 1

Andrew Rose Cassady Sniatowsky Robert Trickett William Whitty Matthew Woolhouse William Yeung Blair Zackon

Andrew Rudochvilow Derek Molloy Elliot Sinyor Jonathan Mutch Sean Starke Eugene Poon Adrian Tedeschi David Ronn William Westley John Siwiec Roger White Gregory Therrien Jason Yearow

Adam Schlesinger Kirkland Shannon Shaun Teblum Gaddy Tisch Stephan Triendl Patrick Watson

Academic Awards and Art Prizes IMPROVEMENT

ACADEMIC

GRADE 1 Arnold Engel

GRADE 2 Ben Siiubert Henry Ctien

GRADE 3 Ari Borod

GRADE 4 Billy Trihey

GRADE 5 Tim Lagace

GRADE 6 Adi Brenner |y4icheal Shamy

Luka Palovic

Shawn Brennouse Christopher de Koos

Andrew Leus

Samuel Lupovich

Andrew Morris

David Auger James Leggett Hendrik Nuyens

GRADE 7 John Doulamis Andrew Rudochvilow Elliot Sinyor Mark Batchoun Dain Hammerback

MUSIC PRIZES GRADE 3 Ari Borod Roberto Tutino GRADE 4 Kevin Chan Cliffert Peschlow GRADE 5 Micheal Cougnlln Haren Jagan GRADE 6 Kristopher Alladin Stephen Heward Hendrik Nuyens Justin Rossy Micheal Shamy GRADE 7 William Carney John Doulamis Gibran Hakim Adrew Rudochvilow Elliot Sinyor

Chriostopher Jager William Carney Micheal Giifix John Siwiec

Jason Aintabi Mark Balcar Benny Lo Prakash Patel Patrick Watson Matthew Woolhouse Nicholas Pyenson Jonathan Guerrera

GRADE 1 Mark Liverman

JUNIOR SCHOOL SERVICE AWARDS John Doulamis Billy Wheeler Lee Andrew Rose Kirk Shannon Manuel Zarzar

GRADE 2 Jamie

MATHEMATICS William Yeung

ART PRIZES

Winterstern

GRADE 3 Andrew Leus GRADE 4 Matthew Hopper Samuel Lupovich GRADE 5 Tim Lagace GRADE 6 Austin Wang Charles Taylor Philip Rupert

PRIZE

GEOGRAPHY PRIZE William Carney

SCIENCE PRIZE John Doulamis HISTORY PRIZE Christopher Jager

THE JEAN-MARIE ROCHETTE MEMORIAL FRENCH PRIZES John Doulamis Micheal Giifix THE RUTH LOW READING PRIZE Matthew Hopper

THE DAVE WOOD AWARD FOR SPORTSMANSHIP Farid Kachra

THE CHIPMAN MASSEY DRURY MEMORIAL PRIZE Micheal Hastings

GRADE 7 John Doulamis Alexander Dunne Nicholas Pyenson Micheal Richardson Andrew Rose

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Founder's Da^ G R A D E 11 GRADUATING CLASS 1992-1993 umy Abaskharoun* lonalhan Albright D«vid Alpert** Joseph Arnianious Junes Baiker Steven Bekhor** Mark Bergeron Remeet Bhilotra Alexander Bollhom* Philip Bolton David Bouskill* Michael Bright Paul Brodeur Jeremy Btouilleue Georges Chattier Peter Cheng Qmstc^>her Qark Richard Cohen Paul Conner Michael Cope Richard Couture Nicholas Dauchez David De Cosse Charles Des Gix>seillers Richard Durrett Shawn Faguy Matthew Feldman Mark Fuie**

Matteo Fiorilli David Fraenkel Michael Girgis* Michael Goldsmith* Zachaiy Grierson Daniel Grigorescu Firas Hamze** Jonathan Hastings* Jeroen Heijl Issey Hidaka Patrick Hung* Philip Kaufman Nicholai Kuzak* Dale Kwack* Adam Lally Andrew Lindy Peter Maniatis Nicholas Martire Sean McAllister DeqiakMehia Paul Morton** Radwan Moumneh Ian Nener Marcel Nguyen Gregory Nihon Eugene Park Jonathan Pinchuk

Milovan Pielevic Sean Price* Jamil Qadri David Rafla Mark Rawas Anthony Rosenfeld Jamie Schouela* Jason Schuele Peter Schwartz Eric Seltzer Jesse Shustik** Bradley Smith Christopher Snelgrove Vincent Slephen-Ong* Matthew Straub Sean Sutcliffe Christopher Thierry Epaminondas Tsilibocos Corey Velan** Geoffrey While Jackson Wightman Derek Wong* James Wong Kenneth Wong Jade Youngblood Put Kei Yuen**

* Graduation with Honours *• Graduation with High Honoura

Certificate of Excellence in French and English Grade 11 Steven Bekhor Alexander Bullhorn David BouskiU Michael Girgis Midiael Goldsmith

GRADE 10 ACADEMIC PRIZES Omar Ahmad John Brownstein George Cemica Yen-Huang Chen Robert Huang Ariel Khazzam Peter McDougall Daniel Parker Homayoun Saleh

Nicholai Kuzak Nicholas Martire Paul Morton Marcel Nguyen Milovan Prelevic

Jesse Shustik Vincent Stephen-Ong Corey Velan Pui Kei Yuen

GRADE 9 GRADES ACADEMIC PRIZES ACADEMIC PRIZES Nicholas Ahmew Angshu Bhatucharyya Anthony BridiieriAbir Biswas ColomW Ali Esmailzadeh Robert Brown Daniel Gabbay Jeremy Fine Georges Vouloumanos Nader Ghasemlou James Wilson Jack Huang Marc-Andr6 Khouzam IMPROVEMENT PRIZE Jonathan Michaelson Christopher Zeynel David Periman IMPROVEMENT PRIZE Kamon Suen Roger Chaar IMPROVEMENT PRIZE James Ward

W.E. DUNTON ENGUSH PRIZE GRADE 11

PUBUC SPEAKING PRIZE GRADES

Jesse Shustik

Jason Crelinsten

PUBUC

THE LOUIS KELSEY MEMORL\L SHIELD JUNIOR P U B U C SPEAKING PRIZE GRADE 10

SPEAKING PRIZE GRADE 9 Vadim di Pietro

Owen Rees BROOKE CLAXTON PUBUC SPEAKING PRIZE GRADE 11

L.C.C. DRAMA PRIZE (Awarded lo the students who have contributed most to school drama)

Jesse Shustik

Marcel Nguyen Owen Rees

YALE BOOK PRIZE (Awarded lo a Grade 10 student who displays outstanding personal character and intellectual promise) Peter McDougall FRENCH PRIZE (LANGUE MATERNELLE)

FRENCH PRIZE (LANGUE SECONDE)

Grade 11

GRADE 11

Paul Morton

Derek Wong

FRENCH PRIZE (LANGUE MATERNELLE) GRADE 10

FRENCH PRIZE (LANGUE SECONDE) GRADE 10

Yen-Huang Chen

Warren Stein

FRENCH PRIZE (LANGUE MATERNELLE) GRADE 9

FRENCH PRIZE (LANGUE SECONDE) GRADE9

Marc-Andr£ Khouzam

Robert Brown

FRENCH PRIZE (LANGUE MATERNELLE) GRADES

FRENCH PRIZE (LANGUE SECONDE) GRADES

Jean-Philippe Fortier

Peter Huang

SPANISH PRIZE GRADE 11

SPANISH PRIZE GRADE9

Corey Velan

Vinit Soni

SPANISH PRIZE GRADE 9 Fahd Turk

THE BERTHA MEYER GERMAN PRIZE GRADE 11 Michael Goldsmith

GERMAN PRIZE GRADE 10 Warren Stein

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GERMAN PRIZE GRADE9 Robert Brown Nader Ghasemlou

RUSSIAN PRIZE GRADE 11

RUSSIAN PRIZE GRADE 10

Milovan Prelevic

Justin Lalonde

MATHEMATICS PRIZE GERADEll

MATHEMATICS PRIZE GRADE 10

Corey Velan

Yen-Huang Chen

G.E.D. LANE MATHEMATICS PRIZE GRADE 9

COMPUTER SCIENCE PRIZE GRADE 11

Micholas Ahmew

David Alpert

PHYSICS PRIZE GRADE 11

G.K. DODD CHEMISTRY PRIZE GRADE 11

Awarded lo a Grade 11 student who has demonstrated a commitment lo community service through volunteer involvement either within Ihe school or Ike community at large.

Nicholas Martire THE GOVERNOR-GENERALS MEDAL (For academe dislixction in Grade 11) Corey Velan THE MARSHALL SCHOLARSHIP (for entrance into Ihe Pre-University Year)

Corey Velan Pui Kei Yuen

Nazmy Abaskharoun

Awarded lo the Grade 11 or Pre-University Year student who has made Ihe most outstanding achievement as a parlicipant in Ihe interscholastic athletics program.

Eric Seltzer

Coiey Velan

F.G. FERRABEE BIOLOGY PRIZE GRADE 11

THE MARK PAPINEAU CONNER MEMORIAL TROPHY

N.D.G. YMCA COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD

Corey Velan

RENSSAELER PLOYTECHNIC INSTITUTE MEDAL FOR MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE GRADE 10

SENIOR SCHOOL ALL ROUND PRIZES P.S. HOWARD PRIZE GRADES Georges Vouloumonos

Homayoun Saleh GEOGRAPHY PRIZE GRADE 11 Goeffrey White

V.R. MUSTARD PRIZE GRADE 9

JUNIOR GEOGRAPHY PRIZE GRADE 9

Robert Brown

Robert Brown Jack Huang B.E. WHITE HISTORY PRIZE GRADE 11

ECONOMICS PRIZE GRADE 11

CHIPMAN MASSEY DRURY MEMORLAL PRIZE GRADE 10 Homayoun Saleh

Mark Fine

D.S.PENTON PRIZE GRADE 11

Jesse Shustik USMER ART PRIZE

ART HISTORY PRIZE

Georges Chattier

Peter McDougall

GRADE 11 MUSIC PRIZE

GRADE 10 MUSIC PRIZE

Vincent Stephen-Ong (Best Player)

Jonathan Dunsmore (Best Hayer)

David Alpert (Best Improved Hayer)

Robert Galletti (Best Player)

Corey Velan ^

Mark Kelly (Best Improved Hayer) GRADE 9 MUSIC PRIZE

GRADE 8 MUSIC PRIZE

John Inglis (Best Player)

Douglas Hayami (Best Player)

Jesse Pmpas (Best Improved Hayer)

Gregory Toth (Best Improved Player)

L.C.C. JAZZ CATS PRIZE Btyan Davis (Most Valuable and Best Player) G.S. MOFFITT PRIZE (for outstanding work on the School Yearbook)

OLD BOYS' AND OLD GIRLS' ASSOCIA-nON PRIZE (for Ihe retiring President cf the Lions Students' Council)

David Alpert Jamie Schouela

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