THE YORK SCHOOL
A MESSAGE FROM THE HEADMISTRESS This year marks our 30th year. In 1965-1966, we had a very small school of 36 students, all just 3, 4 or 5 years old. Now we can boast that we have 335 students who range in age from 2 to 14 years. However, we still consider ourselves to be small and are also proud of the fact that we do know everyone in all three of our locations. Browsing through our 30th anniversary yearbook, we can see evidence of all of the wonderful and varied activities we are involved in at our school on a daily basis. And ... even though we are small, and in a less than grand facility, we can confidently state that our students receive a first-class educational experience and have fun in the process.
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Michael Ast Hockey, The Simpsons, the colour blue these are my favourite things. English, Science, Math. These are my favourite subjects. Three of these things will help ne on the road of life. The other three are simple pleasures. York has given me these gifts. I will cherish them forever.
Adrian Bloy Hobbies: Video games, sports, drawing, reading, computer programming . Favourite food : Pizza with double cheese, and pepperoni Pet peeves: Tuna sandwiches, people who wear real fur coats. Favourite book: The Lord of the Rings. Favourite sport: Skiing Most read book: The Twits.
Mark Eng Birth date : April 23, 1982 Favourite subjects: English, Geography, Phys. Ed. Favourite sport: Hockey Favourite T.V . show: The Simpsons :avourite movie : The Shawshank Redemption Favourite book: The Hot Zone Favourite music band: The Smashing Pumpkins Hobbies - read, play sports, watch movies, play the guitar, hang out with friends.
Ira Glasner My name is Ira Glasner And I'm here to say it's My first year at York And I like it, by the way. I live in Thronhill that's Pretty far away, but I'm Here for a year and this Song isn't going to rhyme . Oh well, I guess I'm going To have to tell you that it's fun here.
Shannon Barnett I'm Shannon A.K .A. Shanman. I have been at York for three and a half years . If it hadn't been for Jenna, Carla and Rebecca grade 5 would have been boring. In grade six Justine came. Grade seven, Rebecca and Carla left. Emma and Alessandra came. Life without them wouldn't be the same.
Justine Connelly Justine Connellly is my name, Playing tennis is my game. In summer I go to G.B.C. I also like to downhill ski. I've made friendships that will last, Even though this year has passed. My favourite subject here is art. Now with York, I must part. I can't believe graduation has come, Goodbye York; it's been fun!
Leah Erbe For those of you who don't know me, my full name is Leah Erbe. I like cats, music, books and blue; I love the movies and the zoo. I don't like the news or getting things wrong; to York I must now say 'so long!
Lisa Gutierrez Hi, my name is Lisa Gutierrez. I have been at The York School for 4 years, and I loved every minute of it. All the great friends that I made, the great teachers and all the school teams I was on . Basketball, track and field, badminton and softball. Now it's time to say see you next year .
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Anthony lncardona I like black, the absence of colour. I enjoy Italian and Chinese food. Art is life, presentation is everything. Music changes people, logic is the essence of feeling . The unknown is the route to adventure . White is perfection.
Emma Kroeker I'm Emma Kroeker, and have been at York for two very long years. I have two cats and two sisters (one, Zoe in China, and Tessa at Queens) . I enjoy playing hockey and piano. I have made some good friends here.
Anna Lev Hi! My name is Anna . I have been at York 8 years and now I'm going to graduate . !like soccer and softball. I love animals and would like to be a vet. I've made a lot of friends here and will miss them . Bye York Don't worry be happy!
Richard Madras I love to ski, especially out west. I like to play hockey, football, tennis, and many more sports. My favourite T.V. shows are The X-Files and The Simpsons. York, thanks for two great years! So long!!
Alessandra Katz My name is Alessandra Katz and when I came to York I didn't know anybody, but I have made some amazing friends . I'll be going to Jarvis next year . I want to be a writer like J .D. Salinger.
Kathryn Lenard My name is Kathryn . I love to ski and snowboard . I like to play basketball. I like to swim. I hate history .
Matthew MacPhee Hi, York . My name is Matt MacPhee. I have attended The York School for two years and I loved it. I love to play hockey. My favourite food is pizza. Have fun!
Jenna Mannone Hi! I'm Jenna Manone . I've been at York for 8 long years. My fa¡ vourite sport is tennis . I love going to camp in the summer with all my friends . So I'm finally graduating and really looking forward to next year. Thanks York! P.S. This is a very bad picture of me.
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Laura Mingail Hi!, I'm Laura Mingail. I have ac complished many things at York. I have been on the basketball team (I was captain), the bad minton team, and the softball team (I won MVP). I was also House Head for McClung. Out side of shcool I play on a house league and rep. basketball teams. I enjoy being with my friends. Thanks York!
Sara Quattro I have been in The York School for 12 years. Most of my teach ers would say that my strongest talent was socializing. I love ani mals, in fact, I have six animals at home. I have taken part in four York sports like badminton, soccer, softball and track and field.
David Saxe My name is David Saxe, I like sports and I was on the soccer team. Although we never won, I had a fun time and I'm glad I played. I like all sports, especially football. This is my first year at York and I'm glad I came!
Erik Olsson Hiking, biking, other things too. This is what I like to do. Writing is fun and so are sports. My life is like a piece of quartz --Cloudy one place, clear one other. Life, hey, I want another!
Name: Daniel Sax Age: 13 Hobbies: skiing, sailing, mono poly, basketball Siblings: 1 brother named David Occupation: student Salary: nil Favourite colour: purple Next school: Forest Hill Dream: to have a large vocabu lary so I can confuse everybody.
Steven Shienfield What can you say about The York School? Good teachers, good friends, and all the good times. These two years have been the best time of my life. Thanks for the memories, York.
Daniel Thorek What can we say about Daniel Thorek? Philosopher? Leader? Hero? Genius? No, We can say in only a few words that he was, a little weird, but a good person.
Faculty
Mrs. Andrews
Miss Bafaro
Miss Bolan
Mrs. Bunyard
Mrs. Bird
Mrs. Chandler
Miss Charron
Mrs. Dowman
Mrs. Galbraith
Mr. Ginis
Mrs. Lumsden
Mr. Hamilton
Mrs . Hamilton
Mr. Henderson
Mrs. Jerred
Mr. LePage
Mrs . Lewis
Mrs . Lister
Mrs. Mansikka
Mrs. Mason
Mr. Mercer
Mrs . Morgan
Mr. Pitt
Miss Rodrigoe
Miss Roy
Mrs. Royce
Mr. Snow
Mrs. Van Tassell
Mme Visnovec
Mrs . Weaver
Mrs. Wood
Mrs . Gordon
Mrs . Leblanc
Mr. Leblanc
GRADE 9 Our first Grade 9 class is a wonder to behold-tiny ... yes, but weak ... no! Seven students marched through the door in September of 1995, none of them knowing whether they or their parents had made a horrible mistake! Immediately off on an outdoor education trip, they had an opportunity to get to know each other and the faculty members who went along with them. Leadership ideas and opportunities were explored and the seven intrepid explorers came back to carry through these plans. The highlight of the year has been their early morning news broadcasts- always entertaining, never dull- all seven have shown themselves to be quite expert in the field of radio announcing. Helping on the Yearbook Committee, managing the JIL Basketball team and organizing the first Ultimate Frisbee tournament are all on their list of accomplishments. All I can say is that we are very fortunate to have high school students of this calibre!
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GRADE 9 BACK ROW: David Beldam, Mr . LePage, Daniel Zacks. FRONT ROW: Andrew Wong, Rachel Koziebrocki, Benjamin Freedman, Mark Griffiths, Nicolaas Holland.
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BACK ROW: Ira Glasner, Sara Quattro, Steven Shienfield, Anthony lncardona, Lisa Gutierrez, Emma Kroeker, Michael Ast, Erik Olsson. MIDDLE ROW: Caleb Tarshis, Leah Erbe, Jenna Mannone, Justine Connelly, Shannon Barnett, Richard Madras, Alesandra Katz, Miss Charron. FRONT ROW: Laura Mingail, Mark Eng, Adrian Bloy, Daniel Sax, Kathryn Lenard, Daniel Thorek, Matthew Macphee. ABSENT: Anna Lev and David Saxe
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BACK ROW : Matthew Kaplan, Michael Young, Adam Humphrey, Jordan Morassutti, Nicholas Van Nostrand. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Hamilton, Ford Shirriff, Michael Choptiany, Victoria Orlando, Katie Lewis, Rebecca Malen, Laurence Payne, Mr. Mercer. FRONT ROW : Teymour Graham, Beatrice Wayne, Mark Rupert, Molly Ehrlich, Kathryn Ast, Elizabeth McNeely. ABSENT: Nicholas Bennett, Bobby Neubauer.
BACK ROW : Carrie Anderson, Haley Cohen, Sarah Watson, Benjamin Cook, Cole Baron, David Assad, Rory Gunderson . MIDDLE ROW : Mr. Pitt, Aubrey Dorfman, Laura Logaridis, Kim Le, Jessica Kaplan, David Zarnett, Miss Roy . FRONT ROW: Andrew Prince , Ruth Koziebrocki, Matthew Faust, Rory Stavro-Pearce, Aaron Hart, Adrian Lo , Jordana Kerbel.
BACK ROW : Jacob Kazanjian, Rebecca Haber, David Richardson, Christopher Vivian, Eli Cohl, Sabrina Lantos, Peter Newbould, Graham Matthews, Hans Zimnoch. MIDDLE ROW : Emily Sharp, Stephanie Mannone, Jared Greenspan, Sarah Axler, Rachel Lechcier-Kimel, Jonathan Kahan, Rob Battista, Jenna Laskin, Benjamin Thorek, Mrs. Dowman. FRONT ROW: Lesley Goldstein, Matthew Kerbel, Leah Dietrich, Jonathan Marin, Laura Timko, Lauren Saville, Trisha Stovel.
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BACK ROW : Morgan Connelly, Hart Lambert, Seth Wayne, Taylor Morassutti, Emma Clayton, Blair Molitor, Jesse Guss, Lauren Shrubb, Jason Ross, Carleton Eckhardt. MIDDLE ROW : Blair Aronovitch, Jaimie Orenbach, Maryanne Ast, Patrick Woo , Benjamin Strauss, Jacqueline Porter, Devin Law, Alan Breuer, Daniela Gutierrez-Vivar, Susan Heath , Miss Bafaro. FRONT ROW : Anna Rupert , Katie Rosenberg, Diana Kyung, Jenna Greenspan, Kristina Pesic, Jeffrey Thompson, Sydney Jacobson, Katie Barber. ABSENT: Jessica Goldberg .
BACK ROW: Margot Killoran, Christopher Simpson, Michael Richardson, Evan Barnett, Theodore Soong, Stephen Wyprysky , Matthew Greyson. MIDDLE ROW: Danielle Mason, Justin Letofsky, Julian Olsson, Joanna Orenbach, Liam Cole, Sarah Crothers, Dean Simonsky, Mrs . Jerred . FRONT ROW : William Mulock, Andrea Lewis, Amy Lim Ah Ken , Sidharth Shah, Cecily Arthur, Zoe Fallis, Jacqueline Kerbel. ABSENT: Sam Chown.
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BACK ROW: Miss Bolan, Thomas Gutierrez, Zachary Taylor, Lindsay Brand, Chase Cohl, Jamie Fine, Carrie Guss, Jansen Shrubb, Matthew Shortt, Broidy Eckhardt, Mrs. Royce. MIDDLE ROW: Tara O'Connell, Jennifer Liswood, Alexander Somjen , Aaron Myran, Whitney Ross, Steven Thompson, Julia Webster, Gaelan Love, Sammy Lyons, Caitlin Tam. FRONT ROW: Sean Forder, Alexandra Orlando, Taylor Jacobson, Elana Lechcier-Kimel, Soheila Hakimi, Michael Finley, Katie Engelhart.
BACK ROW : Cory ~hee , Adam Wyprysky, Evan Bauer, Sofia Harquail, Malcolm Cecil-Cockwell, William Coddington. MIDDLE ROW : Stephen Prince, Sarah Lengyel, Griffin Bush, Luke Engelhart, Michelle Swiatek, Evan Jerred, Mrs . Galbraith . FRONT ROW : Emily Strauss, Christopher Barber, Jake Goldsbie, Ronald Woo, Shelley Kanitz, Roanne Bassin, Stephanie Mile.
BACK ROW: Katie Young, John Racioppo, Joseph Lyons, George Squire, Max Laskin. MIDDLE ROW: Astrid Gutierrez, David Mile, Lauren Forder, William Peckham, Michael Soong, Alexander Bates, Miss Van Tassell. FRONT ROW: Mary Ratcliffe, Caleigh Mingay, Marco Romeo, Michela Comparey, Shannon Matthews, Jessica Parry. ABSENT: Darren Brand.
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BACK ROW: Duncan Thompson, Daniel Szirmak, Elisabeth Hass, Edward Legg, Jordan Bacon, Addison Teng, Mrs. Lumsden. MIDDLE ROW: Andrew Irwin, Kristen Laciak, Peter Malcolm, Lauren Damp, Megan Finley, Avra Kates, Christopher Dimatteo. FRONT ROW: Jessica Pesic, Robert Lee, Charlie McElyea, Darren Chan, Danielle Aronovitch, Eve Kordyback, Andrew Tai-Pow.
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BACK ROW: Aleksa Hartog, Davey Suske, Jacelyn Tu, Rachael Whitworth, Jeremy Maio, Laura Eden. FRONT ROW: Kabir Vassanji, Audrey Sedal, Jeremy Lipsin, Vinit Gupta, Michael Doswell.
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BACK BACK ROW: Christopher Comparey, Vanessa Battista, Gabriel Kuper, Katherine Irwin, Peter Hass, Mrs. Webster. BACK ROW : Mrs . Veenstra, Genevieve Westrope, Benjamin Kates, Andrew Friedenthal, Claudia Onorati, Petra Szirmak. MIDDLE ROW : Portia Davidson, Beatrice Hall-Nicol, Marlee Blumenthal, Laurie Fletcher, Lyndsay Lyons. FRONT ROW: Darrien Tu , Sage Whitworth, Simon Khodkar.
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BACK BACK ROW: Mrs . Bamden, Jessie Stewart, Hayley Bates, Sarah Hubbs, Alex Rancourt, Sasha Warunkiewicz, Ms. Whitworth. BACK ROW: Scott Retcher, Cameron Bates, David Lewis, Erica Clayton, Jesse Torchetti, Athan Goldsmidt, Olivia Meikle . MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Webster, Derek Cheung, Kelly Damp, Brett Cameron , Daniel Cameron, Mark Cameron, Stephanie Cheung. FRONT ROW: Sophia Perugini, Sara Giuliani, Olivia Romeo, Elspeth Malcolm.
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BACK ROW: Ms. Rodrigoe, Lennox Szeto, Michael Slattery, Yannick Pichler, Peter Hill, Geneva Long. FRONT ROW: Sally Engelhart, Jaclyn Ederman, Lindsay Stransman, Laura Archer, Alessandro Delzotto.
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BACK BACK ROW: Mrs. Teolis, David Laciak, Raymond Dourley, Elan Mendelsohn, Chuckie Burger, Jonathan Orenbach, Ms. Barnden. BACK ROW: Spencer Burger, Caitlin Black, Jacqueline Evershed, Jordan Ross, Jamie Shea. MIDDLE ROW: Adam Shih, Jaclyn Kanitz, Emma Walshe, Alexis Erlichman , Mandy Yu , Noelle Forder. FRONT ROW : Spencer Sample, Maximillen Rehm , Katherine Fowley, Zachary Dickman. ABSENT: Taylor Bell
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BACK BACK ROW: Mrs. Teolis, Ms . Willoughby BACK ROW: Dante Martella, Josue Valdepenas, Erik Long. MIDDLE ROW : Clare Karasik, Yasmin Parodi, Eric Vehovec, Alisa Furniss, Gabriella Borg. FRONT ROW : Jessica Davies, Caitlin Black, Sebastian Parodi, Alexandra Bethlenfalvy, Samantha Black, Sarah Black. ABSENT: Tara Lengyel, Daniel Lengyel.
LOOKING BACK Last spring many exciting events took place at York School. On the next few pages, you can turn back the clock and see yourself and your friends having fun in lots of different ways.
The students of York School had the thrill of singing the Canadian and American national anthems at a Blue Jays game. The school had submitted a tape a year earlier and had been chosen to sing at the ballgame. It was a fabulous adventure for all involved!
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After all the exertion comes the reward ... rest, ribbons, donuts!
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GRADE 2 SCIENCE FAIR 1995 From hovercrafts to kites, from wind winches to paper airplanes and sailboats, the grade twos had a fabulous time carrying out their own inquiries into AIR and its uses. The culmination of the study was a Science Fair in which students from other grades came to learn from the grade two scientists and experiment with the models. Look out Ontario Science Centre!
CIRCLE OF FRIENDS Fun is to be had every Tuesday in Circle of Friends where co-operative games and discussions enhance socialization and support among students.
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REMEMBERING NATASHA ZIMNOCH
Everyone at York has been touched by the loss of this wonderful young person . .. an excellent student, fun-loving and possessing an enormous amount of talent and natural ability. Natasha was a student at York for 11 years. She first attended our Bellefair location in the Beach and then continued on in the Day School until her tragic death in the summer before her Grade 8 year. Throughout her illness, she never considered herself to be "off school", but rather that she was right here with us! She attended when she could and worked diligently at home when she could not. We will always have memories of Natasha's wonderful smile, her sparkling eyes and the strength of character which she displayed in spite of what fate had dealt her.
... She knew she was going to die. She was really nice to everyone and everyone liked her, even the teachers. She was really beautiful, too. Alessandra Katz
VISIT TO DORSET In October, the grade six and seven students had three days at the Leslie M. Frost Centre where they participated in a number of exciting programmes including geomorphology studies, water management, troubled waters, mapping, ecology studies and recreation activities.
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FALL SPORTS The fall sports programme at York was memorable in 1996 as the first "Association Day" was held in mid-October. This "homecoming" day will be a tradition now, with York hosting sports events in the gym and Sherwood and Eglinton Parks. The crosscountry meet, which is the largest other than the final, attracted 250 participants. The Guild Cup is awarded to the winning school. In addition to cross-country, York students were also enthusiastic soccer and basketball players, and members of our new bicycle club.
BICYCLE CLUB BACK ROW: Mr. Pitt FRONT ROW: Michael Young, Matthew Kaplan, Daniel Zacks, Adam Humphrey, Aaron Hart.
CROSS-COUNTRY BACK ROW: Graham Matthews, Jordan Morassutti, Benjamin Freedman, Laurence Payne, Carleton Eckhardt, Anthony lncardona, Cole Baron. MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Lister, David Richardson, Jake Kaznjian, Seth Wayne, Jesse Guss, Christopher Vivian, Elizabeth McNeely, Eli Cohl, Miss Van Tassell, Mme. Visnovec.
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JNDER 12 SOCCER 3ACK ROW: Rebecca Haber, Aubrey Dorfman, Jon~than Kahan, Jared Greenspan, Peter Newbould, -ians Zimnoch. MIDDLE ROW: Morgan Connelly, "1atthew Kerbel, Benjamin Thorek, Theodore Soong, "1ichael Richardson, Stephen Wyprysky, Mrs. Lums:len. FRONT ROW: Sarah Axler, Lauren Saville, ...eah Dietrich, Jonathan Marin, Jenna Greenspan, 1\my Lim Ah Ken.
UNDER 14 SOCCER BACK ROW: Richard Madras, Sara Quattro, Andrew Wong, Ira Glasner, Mark Griffiths, Rory Gunderson. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Ginis, I...eah Erbe, Ford Shirriff, Matthew Faust, Kim l...e, David Zarnett, Carrie Anderson. FRONT ROW: Adrian Lo, Rory Stavro-Pearce, Matthew MacPhee, Adrian Bloy, Teymour Graham, Michael Choptiany.
1IRLS BASKETBALL lACK ROW: Mr. l...ePage and Mr. Hamilton MID>LE ROW: Lisa Gutierrez, Sarah Watson, Victoria >rlando, Rachel Koziebrocki, Jenna Mannone, Jusne Connelly, Shannon Barnett, Haley Cohen, Miss :harron. FRONT ROW: Rebecca Malen, Kathryn .enard, Laura Mingail, Ruth Koziebrocki, Laura Logridis, Katie l...ewis.
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HANUKKAH Lights, food and games - who could ask for anything more? Well we also had rhythm and music as Mr. Charles Heller led us in foot tapping, hand clapping and resounding Hanukkah songs. Mr. Heller told the history of Hanukkah, and being a cantor, ably sang the blessing as we lit the Menorah. Mr. Heller used to teach science at York and now teaches music for the York board. We were very happy towelcome him back to celebrate this traditional event. In the meantime an army of parents arrived at first light and cooked up a mountain of latkes which vanished in the flicker of a menorah candle.
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THE CHRISTMAS STORY The Grade Fives, assisted by many angels from Mrs. Lumsden's class, portrayed the Christmas in words and music.
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FRENCH IMMERSION SKI TRIP '96 At the end of January, the Grade 8's and 9's enjoyed 4 days of skiing and French at Mont Orford in the Eastern Townships of Quebec. No one noticed the cold because ... the skiing was "superbe", the food was plentiful and "delicieux", and "le tubing" was "incroyable" at the Cabane a sucre. We visited some local attractions and participated in outdoor games, an evening of songs and entertainment, and our very own dance at the hotel!
GRADES 617 SKI DAY Early on a cold winter's day, the York boys and girls in grades 6 and 7 left Sheldrake Blvd. for a wonderful day on the slopes at Beaver Valley. The skiing and snowboarding were excellent, and who can forget ''Avalanche?" A great day for all!!!
GRADES 415 SKI DAY The track was well groomed . Snow was falling on the trail. The route was flat and long. We were getting hot because of the work. If it wasn't for the snow we would have died of heat and thirst.
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WINTER SPORTS
UNDER 14 GIRLS BADMINlDN BACK ROW: Elizabeth McNelly, Justine Connolly, Shannon Barnett, Carrie Anderson, Rebecca Haber, Rachel Koziebrocki, Jenna Mannone, Sabrina Lantos, Sarah Quattro, Mrs. Lister. FRONT ROW: Leah Erbe, Kim Le, Molly Ehrlich, Laura l...ogaridis, Laura Mingail, Anna Lev.
UNDER 14 SQUASH BACK ROW: Erik Olsson, Mr. Ginis, David Beldam. FRONT ROW: Caleb Tarshis, Matthew Faust, Katie Lewis, Adrian Bloy, Ira Glasner.
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UNDER 12 BASKETBALL BACK ROW: Mr. Pitt, Peter Newbould, Aubrey Dorfman, Graham Matthews. FRONT ROW: David Richardson, Ben Thorek, Jonathon Kahan, Jonathan Marin, Jared Greenspan, Taylor Morassutti.
UNDER 14 BASKETBALL BACK ROW: Michael Ast, Mark Griffiths, Rory Gunderson, Jordan Morassutti, Matthew McPhee, Benjamin Freedman, Andrew Wong, Mr. Hamilton . FRONT ROW: Nicolaas Holland, David Zarnett, Adrian LD, Michael Choptiany, Ford Shirriff, Laurence Payne.
VALENTINE'S DAY Roses are red, Violets are blue, We had a aood dav. How about vou?
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THE GRADE 4 TOGA PARTY They Lived Like This in Ancient Athens and Rome.
MUSIC AT YORK
JUNIOR CHOIR BACK ROW: Danielle Mason, Andrea Lewis, Sammy Lyons, Jennifer Liswood, Chase Cohl, Carrie Guss, Zne Fallis, Julia Webster, W1lliam Coddington, Broidy Eckhardt, Gaelen Love. MIDDLE ROW: Christopher Simpson, Caitlin Tam, Adam Wyprysky, Alexandra Orlando, Stephen Prince, Griffin Bush, Caleigh Mingay, Evan Jerred, Astrid Astrid Gutierrez, Cicely Arthur, Whitney Ross, Cory Shee, Margot Killoran, Miss Van Tassell. FRONT ROW: Sarah Lengyel, Jake Goldsbie, Christopher Barber, Soheila Hakimi, Michelle Swiatek, Elana Lechcier-Kimel, Stephanie Mile, George Squire, Shelley Kanitz, Emily Strauss.
YORK SINGERS BACK ROW: Hans Zimnoch, Kim l..e, Sabrina Lantos, Emily Sharp, Jessica Kaplan, Rebecca Haber, Katie Lewis, Victoria Orlando, Leah Erbe. MIDDLE ROW: Andrew Prince, Beatrice Wayne, Stephanie Mannone, Aaron Hart, Ruth Koziebrocki, Laura Logaridis, Robbie Battista, Elizabeth McNeely, Carrie Anderson. FRONT ROW: Laura Timko, Leah Dietrich, Jonathan Marin, Rachel l..echcierKimel, Tricia Stove!, Lauren Saville, Jenna Laskin, Lesley Goldstein.
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INTERGENERATIONAL CHOIR Second mile co-ordinator Linda Brodey, Luisa Salvatore Nisbet, Roseann MacMillan, Renee Goldhar, Marge Spratt, Esme Lennard, Hilda Saunders, Rose Steer, Director Lois Lewis. ABSENT: Eva Prockter, Barbara Cooper, Alice Cooper, Betty Cherer.
METAMORPHOSIS at the Bata Shoe Museum. In March, visitors to the Bata Show Museum saw seven wonderful examples of York student art work in an exhibition called Metamorphosis". The seven pieces on display were part of the grade seven art class study unit on shoes. Running shoes, pumps and loafers were sketched, taken apart and transformed into exciting creations. The seven pieces chosen for display by the museum were: "Porcupine" by Adrian l..o, "Telephone" by Benjamin Cook, "Hippie" by Laura l..ogaridis, "Gold Club" by David Zarnett, "Giraffe" by Nicky Bennet, "Dog" by Michael Young, and "Tree" by David Assad.
SCIENCE FAIR The biennial fair for grades 7, 8 and 9 was held on Feb. 28, 1996. There were 3 top winners from each grade and runners up, as judged by a U. of T. panel. The intriguing experiments were based on theories in physics, biology, applied science and psychology.
Girls are winners in science at York!
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CARAMELIZED APPLE PUFF PANCAKE
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unsalted butter 50 apples (preferably Golden Delicious), 3 peeled, cored and thinly sliced cinnamon 2 brown sugar 50 eggs 3 white granulated sugar 15 milk 125 all-purpose flour 125 sifted icing sugar
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Melt butter in a large non-stick skillet (10" or 12") that can also go in the oven. (If the handle does not go in oven, cover it well with aluminum foil so that it can go the oven.) Remove 2 tbsp. of the butter and set aside. Add apples, cinnamon and brown sugar to the remaining butter in the pan and cook approximately 5 minutes. Reserve apples in the pan. To the reserved butter add eggs, white sugar, milk and flour. Whisk together well (this could also be done in a blender or food processor.) Pour this batter over the apples and bake in a preheated 425F/210C oven for 20 minutes or until puffed and golden. Remove from the oven and shake the pan to loosen. Invert carefully onto a large plate. Sprinkle with icing sugar. Serve in wedges.
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