Page 41 - 2003

A. PEARCE
E. PRATT D. ROUSSEL
I. TUDOR
E. BERNI
10
8
6
4
2
0
P. SAMMON AND T. CHECKLEY
K. NICOLL
WHAT MAKES YOU LAUGH?
We always see our teachers at the front of the class in a very serious mood, but often we will hear them burst out in laugter. A teacher's style of laughing is as different as their method of presenting material. Miss. Kosovic is known as the silent laugher. She smirks with a gentle nod of her head. Get the ear plugs out when Mr. Tudor laughs- he belts out loudly with two hahs-hahs. Never three, always exactly two!! Miss. Maidment has a very similar laugh with the
dual hah-hah, but on a much softer note. It's a toss-up with Miss. Greer's laugh- it is between a bicycle horn and a Canada Goose flying south. Mr. Ruzylo is the original 'chuckler' while our head football coach, Mr. McMullen, has the most difficult laugh to imitate. His students confess
that its high pitched, composed by a multitude of 'he-he's' and finishes up with a little snort!
WHERE DID YOU GO TO UNIVERSITY1
BERXLEY BR(}CX CARLTON DETROIT !;uELPH INDIANA LAXEHEAD LAURENTIAN MCGILL MCMASTER NIPI!>!>ING OTTAWA QUEEN!>
RVER!> ON
!>T. VINCENT
STILL WO RXING ON DEGREE TRENT
U. OF TORONTO
W A TERLOO
WE!; TERN
WLU
V .ORX
Staff of 2003 41