tribune december 3 1986 a3 sixteenyearold lourie rose is a grade 12 stu dent at stouffville dist secondary school lourie was born in montego bay jamaica com- ing to canada with her parents at the age of only five she loves it here particularly the snow jim thomas girl next door lourie loves snow by jim thomas natives of whitchurchstouffville would dearly love to spend the winter in montego bay lourie rose a native of montego bay enjoys spending her winters in markham she loves the snow lourie 16 shell be 17 dec 20 is a grade 12 student at stouffville dist secondary school shes our girl next door lourie was only five when her parents clifton and greta rose came to canada she has two brothers alwyn and gordon and a sister simone they reside on graham crescent movingto markham from kitch ener mr rose owns color your world at hwy 7 and mccowan road lourie is a girl with dreams she dreams of skydiving she dreams of riding dirt bikes she dreams of excellence in karate and skill in playing the drums she dreams of many things she describes herself as just average but her friends will argue shes proficient in everything she plays the drums in the sdss band shes signed up with a scarborough mar ching band she plans to enroll in a course on selfdefence she participates in inter- mural sports she enjoys downhill skiing shes a cashier at byway and she helps out when needed at her fathers store lourie has returned to jamaica several times she has also visited the caribbean islands and florida some day shes hopes to holiday in europe lourie enjoys her association with sdss and her close circle of friends travelling to and from stouffville by bus presents no problems she says biologys her favorite subject lourie enjoys playing in the band shes loud in her praise of codrummer paul rochester calling him exceptional her close circle of friends also includes brad watling of glengall lane stouffville they first met when she was in grade 9 high school news basketball where tall boys grow taller by jeff carney sdss reporter another monday morning at sdss senior students are drinking cof fee by the gallon or litre for those of you who sre metrically in clined as they vainly struggle to wake up while the juniors are ex citedly comparing exaggerated stories about the big dance on friday night both groups are however equally shocked at the fact that it is monday already and despite the heroic efforts of student council president duff wallis and his morning announcement crew groans grumblings and yawns are everywhere as sdss reluctant ly shuffles to first class the day crawls by at its usually languorous pace until 315 when the student body utterly ex hausted after the days trial sum mons that last reserve of energy to make it from their lockers to the buses but hark what sound over yon der gymnasium breaks it is that of the basketball and yes folks it is that time of year again when tall students are solicited by ea ger coaches short students are reminded of just how short they are and cries of shes basket ball boys can be heard every where yes its basketball season once again and staff and students alike are enthusiastically sup porting the senior and junior boys teams and with good cause the senior squad despite drop ping their home opener to a powerful aurora team whose average height per player was a monstrous 63 shows promis ing potential under the capable and talented leadership of coach dave conncii centre darren montgomery and guard greg tarr the junior squad is also show ing outstanding potential losing their first match in what coach jim fletcher described as a heartbreaker 4039 to a talented aurora squad the juniors were not to be denied in their second game against brother andre catholic school soundly defeat ing them 533g lam very optimistic about our boys chances this year weve got the best junior team that sdss has seen in years and i will be very surprised if they dont finish within the regions top five said coach fletcher centre 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