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Joe Deline
Marc Den Bok Lynn Dewhurst Angie Dickinson Lisa Draper Danica Dukeshire
Leanne Dykxhoorn Michael Dynes Tammy Edwards Michelle Fabian Donna Ferguson Shelby Ferguson
As our Seniors enter post-graduate studies or the work force, a question arises. What are they going to do with all of their black and gold attire? Mike Hughes admits that he would have a great deal of difficulty throwing out his gold and black football socks and so he is going to have them stuffed! As Genevieve Currie bids farewell to the C.C.I. halls, she feels that she will bequeath 'a god-awlful shirt' to some grade 9 student so that tradition can be carried on. Jodi Rabbltts, extremely fond of her school basketball jacket, will give it to her sister. "Of course, she'll have to take the 'Jodi' crest off of iU" Brad Rawn has plans for his football jersey. Years from now, he'll wear it when he paints his house. Jeannine Crago has fond memories when she thinks of her "100 year old Phy. Ed. socks. You remember the kind that were called knee highs, but ended up going up to your thighs?I?1 Years from now, I'll be wearing them to bed!" Laura Spiers has great plans for her gold and black hair elastics. "When I get married, I am gOing to use them as a garter. Or maybe I'll wear them at my graduation - whichever comes firstl" Greg Howard is going to pack his 2 C.C.I. jackets in a box and save them for his grandchildren. If one would peek into Steve McCullough's top dresser drawer, one would find several pairs of black and gold leopardskin underwear. " After I graduate, I'll finally be able to buy a normal colour like everyone else! "Sherry Death admits that over the past several years,'she has grown very at- tached to her track tights printed in the school colours. She, however, knows that this item will not have to be put into storage. "I plan on going to school in Toronto next year and I will continue to wear them. After all, there you can wear anything!" Tammy Montgomery still proudly wears her gold and black shirt. "I'll eventually put it in a box, but still bring it out and wear it every once in a while. It's a nice outfitl" If one were to spot Trevor Hanley walking down Hurontario Street in about forty years, he says he'll still be wearing his Prefect sweater or his choir sweater. He obviously plans on remaining the same size for the rest of his life! Laura Lach-
apelle inherited her brother's old C.C.I. basketball shirt. "I'm going to keep it In the family. I'm going to wear it to bed!" Although every grad looks forward to the many challenges that next year brings, they'll miss seeing the gold and black that belongs to C.C.I. Andrea Saunder's thoughts well represented the students of grade 12 and 13 - " I'm going to keep myoid C.C.I. rugby shirt and I'll wear it when I want to reminisce old memories of my days at Collingwood!"
Vanessa Feigehen Veronica Feigehen Marie Ford
Sean Foster
Julie Gallupe Jason Gardner
Jody Geddes Steven Gellow Melany Gibson Jason Golby
John Gordon Stephanie Graham
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