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Good Luck in the Future
CAREY COLE- Hi Carey! I am very proud of all that you have accomplished at CCI. May God bless you in your endeavors in the future. I love you very much, daughter! Love Always, Mom ROBIN CROSBY - Way to go! It took five years, but you made it! Hope college does not take you so long. Yeah right! Gord and Dorothy GERAMY NORQUA Y -
This is the year you waited for,
The time has come at last.
For you it seems a long, long time, For us it came so fast.
Highschool days are over now,
It's on to better things.
So cross your fingers and your toes And see what college brings!
-The Unknown Poet RACHEL MORITZ - Fly with the power of your passion for life, Rachel, and your life will be an adventure you create and desire. We'll always be "the wind beneath your wings". Love Mom,
Dad and Kate
DENISE LEWIN- I have 4 children, I only have 1 daughter- Denise. I am so proud of her for grad- uation. My other 2 sons, Jim and Scott, gradu- ated from CCI and Denise is my pride and joy. Thanks to all the teachers. I only have 1 more to go. Love Mom
RIA SUBNAIK- "Follow your dreams ..." Love Mom and Dad
MELISSA ABBOTTS - When you were a child, we walked before you to set an example and show you the way.
While you're a teenager, I walk behind you to be there if you should need me.
And when you're an adult, I'll walk beside you so that as two friends, we can enjoy life together . We are very proud of you Melissa, love from Mom and Dad
(TOP ACROSS) Mary Beth Savage, Joel Shears, Blair Smith, Hugh Stimson and Chris Stouten- burg (BOT ACROSS) Brad Synnott, Brian Van Campen, Sean Williamson, Liane Whittaker and Loraine Yanocko (MID ACROSS) It's back to Sweden with Par as fond farewells are shown with Jenn Cain, Tim Rice, Melissa Abbotts, Jake Hibbs and Matt Lloyd. Liane Whittaker finds Wendy Jones to be a friend that she can 'really lean on ' ! (3RD ROW) Lonnie Smith and his love of football. Lonny takes his sport very seriously by summer training at U of T camps and lifting weights throughout the year. BELOW Debra Long, Kellie Salomon and Brenda Veinot