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In September of 1976 we ascended to a structurally higher edifice; the high school had two stories! High school brought the joys of initiation, the excite- ment of dances after dark, and the agony. of exams. But, our class, always full of school spirit, endured. The trip to Ottawa in grade - nine opened our eyes to the corrupt ways of the older grades, and we learned quickly. I would now like to take By grade ten we had begun you, my fellow graduates, on to appreciate our parents. a short trip down memory Without them there would be lane. Kindergarten with Mrs. Gunter was the beginning of our academic year. 1967 was a very "damp" year. Grade one, for the girls, was probably the best. We had our own private casanova. Mark kissed a different girl in each class. no occasion or location for a party when they went on vacation. By grade eleven we were considered seniors. A few of us endured a gut-wrenching cruise of the Thousand Islands in the rain, while -others in our class gussied up (Turnto page6) Ba TT TT ToT Ta TT TT TET Te TT TET TTT -- The Cartwright High School grade 13 graduating class. Front from left, Marlene Parsons [Ont. scholar] Trish Sleep [Ont. scholar] Tracy Hogg [Ont. scholar] Debbie Lee [Ont. scholar] Theresia Klemencic [Ont. scholar] and Eleanor Gibson [Ont. scholar].back row AS | Weekly Dining Guide | wis Xi '7 P27 NOW OPEN 7 Days A Week! 5252525252525 FT) 2525252525 52S A cond RIVERBOAT 15 WATER STREET, PORT PERRY - 985-3281 €5252525252525¢52S SSE 2 2 2 2 2 SR 2 22 RS SR G52 2S 25 25262525252: Dine Out on Family Nights RESTAURANT & TAVERN LTD. | MONDAY & TUESDAY SALAD BAR Featured Daily for your Luncheon and Evening Dining Pleasure! SUNDAY BRUNCH 10A.M.to2P.M. CHILDREN (under12)......... 2 PRICE 9:00P.M.to1:00A.M. 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Mr. Justice Collier ruled from left: Caroline Carnaghan [Ont. scholar] Karen Post [Ont. scholar] Gord Barraball; Eric Kristensen [Ont. scholar] Ivan Duivesteyn [Ont. scholar] Leanne Van Camp [Ont. scholar] and Valerie Van Camp [Ont. scholar]. Missing from photo are Ingrid Buma and David Bruce. the legal 'right to order the Via cut-backs this summer without holding public hearings, or without consult- ing Parliament or the Trans- port Commission. On Sunday, some of those announced cut-backs in Via passenger service went into effect, but the Toronto-Have- lock line will not go off the rails until next summer. used as a basis for the cut-back of this line. Meanwhile, members of the Toronto-Havelock minister Paul Cosgrove, who is the Liberal minister "ti political charge of the ridings in Central Ontario, and Mr. Parkes said he was generally pleased with the outcome of the meeting. 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