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ADMINISTRAiiON
Mr. Wayne Hope transferred from Barrie North to CCI . He was raised in Peter· borough where he attended high school and claims that he excelled in football and girls . In his spare time,
he enjoys spending time with his family, travel· ling and working on his model trains . CCI ex· tends a warm welcome to our new principal . It hasn ' t taken him
long to sport some black and gold attire .
Mr. Bob Warner joined
the CCI team after trans · ferring from Barrie East· view. He is a keen sports enthusiast who enjoys al·
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D. KNOX
Mr. Dave Knox went to Burlington Central High School and before be graduated in 1963, he had starred on the school's crou- country and track teams. When not getting great grades in school, Mr. Knox could also be found playing minor hockey and baseball. He attended McMaster University where be studied geography. In addition to field trips and labs, be was also part of the Canadian Championship Cross;
Country Team. In his second year, be placed second but was still awarded a senior letter. He received an Honours degree in geography from the University of Toronto and began a 3 year teaching stint at Oakwood Collegiate. He arrived at the doors of CCI in the fall of 1970 where his interest in track and field led him to fonn a Legion club. In addition, he coached track and cross- country running at CCI for over 25 years. be hosted OFFSA x-c meets on two different occasions. In the field o f geography, Mr. Knox bas authored three books and bas always been known for setting excellent field trips
for the students. In his retirement, be is still on the run by working on geography curriculum and playing sports. Best wishes, Mr. Knox.
B. PILON
Mr. Brian PUon grew up in the Hamilton area where he went to Sheridan College for a year. He then worked as a graphic artist for 13 years. Following that career, he then went back to Sheridan College for two more years and attended Teachers College in Toronto. In 1983, he graduated from WLU with a degree in sociology. Since his early years, Mr. Pilon has been a flamboyant person and he liked to 'slip' a little drama into his lessons. He would began a new class with an example of sculpture from Blue Mountain. Dropping it to the floor, he would announce to the class that this was not the kind of art that he wanted from them. He will always be remembered for the favours that be did over the years, helping other teachers with their art programmes, assisting with musicals, committees and assemblies. Mr. Kilgour and Mr. Pilon
both share a love of sailing and they have cruised the shores of Georgian Bay during the past 15 summers. When not sailing, they put together some very interesting dinners aboard ship, giving their dishes names like 'Sunrise Salad' and 'Red Licorice Revenge'. Upon his retirement, it can be assured that one will find Mr. Pilon working in his studio, wearing a variety of old bats and listening to either a Gregorian
chant or Kenny Rogers. Mr. Pilon, we wish you many, many happy years ahead of you in your retirement and the best of wishes.
pine and x·country
skiing, white water canoeing, cycling and travelling . The first
that he noticed about CCI, other than the construction ,
was the friendly atmosphere and he was impressed with the long history of the school. Welcome Mr. Warner!
Mrs. Jacqui Morrison, a native of Toronto, has been at CCI for 1 1/2 years. Before becoming
an administrator, she taught French, German
and phy.ed . In her spare time, you will Mrs. Morrison swimming, skiing,
cycling
and reading .
thing
While Mrs . Morrison was having knee sur · gery, Mr . Buie moved into the VP's
chair.