Here’s Your NTCI 2011 Newsletter — But We Need Your Help To Go GREEN!

100 Years of Red & Grey Each year the NTCI Foundation spends over $4,000 on postage for mailing the attached newsletter to the 8,000 alumni in our database — money which could otherwise be used for student awards and grants to support extracurricular activities. Last year we asked you, our readers, to email us your email addresses and your agreement to receive future issues of the newsletter by email. Many of you responded but there are still almost 4,000 alumni in our database for whom we have no email addresses.

This year we have transmitted copies to the 4,300 alumni whose email addresses we have by emailing instructions to download it from the Foundation’s website at www.ntcifoundation.ca. We intend to move almost entirely to email distribution, except we will continue to mail the newsletter by Canada Post to those who explicitly request it. This year (2011) for the last time we are also sending it by Canada Post to alumni who haven’t yet responded and for whom we have no email addresses. Our move to email will help use the Foundation’s limited resources more effectively and will also be more environmentally friendly.

So, starting in May 2012, newsletters will be sent by email only unless you explicitly request a paper copy. To do this, please inform us by email or check the appropriate box on the tear-off sheet below and mail it (along with any other relevant response forms from the newsletter) to NTCI Foundation, 17 Broadway Avenue, Toronto, Ontario M4P 1T7 by July 31, 2011. A self- addressed envelope is enclosed for those who received this newsletter by Canada Post.

You can contact us: – by email at [email protected] – via our website at www.ntcifoundation.ca – by Canada Post to NTCI Foundation, 17 Broadway Ave., Toronto, ON M4P 1T7 – or by calling 416-393-8585 ext. 20145 and leaving a voicemail message for us.

PLEASE! Respond if you haven’t already done so, and ask your classmates and other friends/family who are NT grads to update or send us their email addresses and preferences now. In the meantime, the attached newsletter is yours to read and enjoy.

Sincerely,

NTCI FOUNDATION

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This is where the name and address should appear. Deleted this box before printing. IMPORTANT: The name and address of each addressee must also be printed on the back of the tear-off slip. North Toronto Collegiate Institute Foundation 17 Broadway Ave., Toronto, ON M4P 1T7 • Telephone: 416-393-8585, ext. 20145 • Email: [email protected]

May, 2011

Dear NT Grads and Former Staff We hope you enjoy the accompanying alumni newsletter and will consider responding to the inserts regarding our ongoing annual fundraising, the special opportunity to order a school portrait print (or notecards) of “NTCI 1955” by Barry Bowerman (NT ’67), and telling us how you would like to receive future issues of the newsletter. We’d also like to hear whether you’d like to help plan for and participate in NTCI’s 100th Anniversary Reunion, May 10-13, 2012 . (See newsletter article.)

Keeping in Touch… and Moving to Email For those with email, please visit our website, www.ntcifoundation.ca, to update your contact information and/or respond online to these opportunities. For those responding by Canada Post, please fill out and return the tear-off slip at the bottom of this letter and the other order forms as appropriate. Those who received this newsletter by Canada Post will also have received a self-addressed envelope for this purpose. We are particularly eager to receive your current email address (if you haven’t sent it to us) so you can receive periodic updates on NTCI Foundation activities and will receive the annual newsletter by email in May 2012 and beyond.

Annual Fundraising for the Foundation As you know, the Foundation funds scholarships, grants and alumni communications on an ongoing basis. We continue to rely on your annual donations for these purposes, as funds from the one-time Red & Grey Spirit Campaign (now successfully completed — see newsletter article) are earmarked for the Heritage Program. Your annual donation can be made online at our website or by Canada Post using the tear-off slip, as noted above. You will, of course, receive a receipt for each donation. Thank you for your support of the Foundation and, through it, of NTCI students now and in the future.

Sincerely,

Neal Irwin (’50) Chair, Foundation Advisory Board

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100th Anniversary Plans > Page 2 Heritage Stone Donors > Page 7

100th Anniversary Book > Page 3 In Memoriam > Page 7

Red & Grey Campaign Update > Page 4 Scholarship Winners > Page 8

The New School > Page 6 NTCI 100th Anniversary Reunion Plans By Nicole Dowling

May 10th to 13th, 2012 Photos and Fun

Only one year left until our beloved NT celebrates a century of We need any NT Memorabilia that might be lurking in your cupboards community life and quality education… and it’s going to be great! and drawers. Would you please loan Mark your calendars now and plan to attend NT’s 100th Anniversary or gift these items to the NT Archives for displays at the upcoming reunion Celebrations. This will be a chance to connect with old friends, make in 2012? some new ones, and get to know the newest generation of students. If you have any such material, please With loads of exciting events over four days, there will be something for everyone: clearly date and identify the items and • Athletic Night at Spirale (Thursday, May 10th) mail or deliver them to the school, marked Attention: Archives Reunion • Golf Tournament (Friday, May 11th) Display. After the Reunion, we will send • Alumni Maytime Melodies at Roy Thomson Hall (Friday, May 11th) back items you wish to have returned • Staff Breakfast, followed by tours of the NEW North Toronto and student talent show as long as a return address is included. (Saturday, May 12th) School Address: • Centennial Gala at the Liberty Grand (Saturday, May 12th) North Toronto C.I. • Closing Ceremonies at NT (Sunday, May 13th) 17 Broadway Ave. Toronto, ON M4P 1T7 …and much, much more! • You get to clear out your attics. If you would like to be a part of the Centennial planning team, please contact the Chair of the 100th Anniversary Committee, Nicole Dowling, at [email protected]. We are • You ensure that the items will find a still recruiting volunteers for our committees (including Memorabilia, Registration and good home. the Gala), as well as alumni with specialized skills and talents who would be interested in • We at the NT Archives acquire volunteering their services (photographers, DJs, bands, etc.). interesting new artifacts and photos. • We all will have wonderful displays The Music Committee is also looking for alumni musicians to perform in Maytime for the Reunion. Melodies. If you are interested in doing so, please contact Cat Cunningham, Co-Chair of the Music Committee, at [email protected].

You can keep up to date with the Centennial plans by joining our Facebook group (NTCI 100th Anniversary — May 2012) or by following us on Twitter (NT100th).

We’ve traveled a long way since our years at NT… let’s come together to celebrate the spirit that put us on the road.

This is OUR piece of history, this is OUR celebration, this is OUR 100 years. Be There!

2 NTCI 100th Anniversary Limited Edition Book By Nancy Gale McFadden (NT 1970, Teacher 1976-81) on behalf of The Committee: Nancy Baines (Teacher 1968-2001), Mike Filey (NT 1961), and Ron Wakelin (NT 1964)

Hail North Toronto: Celebrating a Century is a limited edition book “Wind students were required to play in being produced in celebration of our school’s 100th anniversary. the Marching Band. That was fine by me. The Band was fun, and we had a great It will capture memories of our years at NT with a combination of time marching in the Santa Claus Parade. photos and personal anecdotes. The problem came when the band played at half time of our football games. Since I Teams of alumni volunteers have sourced the school Archives and reached out to the played on the football team, I figured there North Toronto community in order to compile a history of our collective legacy and would be an exception for me. Not so. Rules personal experiences. were rules. Much to my consternation and NT evolved from serving a rural town, to become a citywide school earning its reputation everyone’s amusement, after the second for superior academics, athletics, spirit and music. The physical facilities were upgraded quarter I had to quickly rip off my football many times, most recently with a brand-new building in 2010, but the people and jersey, don my band jacket, and play the programs have always been at the centre of its story. trombone at my own half time performance! Thankfully this requirement was later relaxed.” Curriculum innovation and superb teaching were and still are legendary. Sports dominated, music inspired and clubs engaged. These personal stories are at the heart of this tale. — Ron Wakelin ‘64

How to get your copy: • If you haven’t done so already, send your email to [email protected] in order to get notice of the presale in the fall of 2011. • When you get the notice of the presale, order as many copies as you want in a timely fashion before the holiday season. The hardcover book will be under $35. • If you do not use email, write to the following address to request an order form: NTCI Foundation Centennial Book Committee North Toronto C.I. 17 Broadway Ave. Toronto, ON M4P 1T7

Don’t miss out!

3 You Did It, NTCI… and the Rest is History By Neal Irwin (Chair, NTCI Foundation)

Red & Grey Spirit Campaign is Over the Top It’s a Work-in-Progress

The Red & Grey Spirit Campaign — conducted since 2008 by the Work continues: to populate the display cabinets with reminders of our history, Foundation and concluded December 31, 2010 — exceeded its $300,000 finish the wall display panels, install the target and is helping to fund the multi-faceted Heritage Program. school’s name on the north wall, complete the computer-display systems, and install Thanks to the generosity of its 8000 alumni, staff and friends, the the Wall of Spirit. school’s distinguished 100-year history is being celebrated and incorporated into the new building in a manner that wouldn’t have And, of course, work will commence on the new playing field when demolition of the been possible without this support. old building is complete. Plan to come back for the 100th Reunion in May 2012 (see article on page 2) to see all this in place. Total Donations Donations by Decade The final Donor List for the Red & Grey Spirit Campaign is included as an insert $310,135 to this newsletter. If you contributed to 300,000 110,000 the Campaign, PLEASE CHECK THIS LIST $103,498 and tell us if we’ve recorded your name 100,000 or other information incorrectly — email 250,000 90,000 Neal Irwin at [email protected] or call 80,000 416-488-2102. 200,000 70,000 $67,566 This list — with any last-minute corrections 60,000 150,000 — will be etched in glass on the Wall of 50,000 $43,392 Spirit, to be installed later in 2011, and

40,000 $34,960 100,000 we want to get it right. Deadline for any 30,000 $27,445 corrections is June 30, 2011. 20,000 50,000 $13,921 $10,045

10,000 $4,415 $2,620 $2,275 0 0 Staff 1970s 1930s 1950s 1960s 1990s 1980s 1940s 2000s Friends & Parents Friends

4 Heritage Program The Archive Room: stores and preserves School Name: permanent lettering on the NTCI’s history in the form of key north wall, more visible from Broadway is Largely in Place, documents, photos and digital records. than the existing lettering on the west wall But Still Ongoing overlooking the playing field. Wall Panels: student honour boards, Key features of the Program include: war memorial plaques and framed Display Cabinets: distributed in the halls; photos commemorating generations of displaying trophies, photos and other The Heritage Court: interior courtyard NT grads; scholars, athletes, musicians memorabilia. which includes architectural features and those who, as soldiers, gave their Display Screens: computer-driven display reclaimed from the original 98-year old lives for Canada. building; inscribed paving stones honouring screens that will be installed in the main former teachers, students, teams and School Banner: permanent bracket on lobby and in the Heritage Room. activities; a historic plaque describing the north wall for a display banner that Wall of Spirit: plaques permanently these features of the Court and listing the can be seen by passers-by on Broadway recognizing the more than 500 donors who school’s nine Principals since 1912; a honey Avenue, currently featuring NTCI’s 100th gave $310,135 to help make this happen locust tree; and sitting areas — a favourite Anniversary Reunion, May 10-13, 2012. and naming teachers and others honoured student retreat. A Time Capsule: placed behind the by many of the donations. The Heritage Room: meeting room for the cornerstone by the front entrance; Foundation’s Advisory Board and other contains, (among other things) a letter purposes which contains heritage displays from today’s NT alumni and Principal to and the school portrait of the building circa the school’s students 100 years from now, Members of the NTCI Alumni 1955, commissioned by the Foundation and when this building may be replaced and the Association Board of Directors pose painted by artist Barry Bowerman (NT’67). capsule opened. with the Bowerman painting in the Heritage Room where the picture is now on permanent display.

5 New School Facts

The 85 staff and 1180 students Theatre now occupy a 156,000 square foot LEED building with 46 classrooms, 9 with state of the art science equipment.

In addition, on the first floor there are three music classrooms with five music practice rooms, a fully equipped drama studio with curtains and mirror wall and a fully equipped digital/keyboard music lab and the pièce de resistance; a spectacular new theatre.

On the second floor there are three art Cafeteria rooms, a kiln equipped pottery room, a darkroom, a digital media computer lab, the staff lounge and a large, bright new library with numerous study carrels and computer stations, and the NTCI Alumni Association Heritage Room.

The majority of the classrooms are on the third floor along with a dedicated yearbook room, and a room for the student council and school newspaper.

The top floor is home to more classrooms, the science rooms, a greenhouse and access to the green roof. Courtyard

6 Heritage Stone In Donors Memoriam

Two of the groups that donated stones in the Heritage Court: James “Jim” Jones The NTCI Senior Football Team, 1944 City Champions, and the Jim taught biology at NT from 1990 to 1996. A popular and fair-minded teacher, Sauro family, four members of which pose in front of the Sauro he had a PhD in zoology (UofT, 1977) and Siblings stone in the Heritage Court. experience studying wildlife. He worked for the Ministry of Natural Resources before the teaching bug got him and earned his BE in 1989, starting at NT the next year. He then moved to Riverdale where he taught and served as Department Head for Biology. Promoted to Curriculum Leader for science at Jarvis in 2003, he was still there in 2009 when he fell ill. He passed away on February 9 of this year.

The Hon. Keith Davey Born in Toronto in 1926, Keith graduated from North Toronto and soon became sales manager for radio station CKFH, leaving in 1960 to become a campaign manager for the federal Liberal party in Eglinton riding. The following year he was appointed National Campaign Director, presiding over the party’s efforts in the next four federal elections. During this time he earned the nickname “The Rainmaker” for his ability to bring success from the most hopeless situations and is widely credited with helping lay the foundation for Liberal political success over the following decades. He became a senator in 1966, serving for just over 30 years. He passed away on March 17.

Foundation News — The official NTCI Alumni newsletter Editor: Desmond Brett (’77) Editorial consultants: Paul Allen (’61), Neal Irwin (’50), Carole Whelan, Pippa Wysong (’79) Design: Derek Wessinger Photos: Pages 3 and 8, courtesy NTCI Archives; all others by Desmond Brett. © Spring 2011, NTCI Foundation

7 We’re Going Green!

Please email us at [email protected] with “Going Green” in the subject line if you are prepared to receive future copies of the newsletter via email. This may help reduce depletion of Canada’s forests and will enable the Foundation to use more of your annual donations for student awards and activities rather than for postage.

Your Skills and Interests Advisory Board — just what we’re looking for! Members 2010-2011

The NTCI Foundation has an Advisory Board of up to 25 members which meets at Paul Allen (’61) the school about five times each year. In addition to providing general guidance at Nancy Baines (NT staff 1968-2001) Board meetings, our members bring a variety of skills in helping with many different Beatrix Berczi (’00) Desmond Brett (’77) Foundation-related activities. In the coming year, we need to replenish our Board Lisa Cain (’82) with about five new members. We would like to hear from you if can: Lorraine Clarkson (’71) Nicole (Papadopolous) Dowling (’91) • Be creative in helping us plan for NTCI’s 100th Mike Filey (’61) • Write copy for the annual newsletter Joel Gorenkoff (Current Principal) Neal Irwin (’50) (Chair) • Help us maintain our membership database/mailing list Nancy McFadden (’70, NT staff 1976-81) • Help maintain our Web site, to make it a compelling and up-to-date source Catherine (Cunningham) McPherson (’82) of information Mary Nishio (’77, NT staff 1993-94) Andrew Ogilvie (’90) • Lend a hand with the School Archives Desmond Ottley (NT staff 1971-92) • Think outside the box in considering what else we might do to serve the school Stan Pearl (’61) and our alumni. Paul Raff (’86) Estelle Sirman (’51) Interested in helping out? Please let us know: Ron Wakelin (’64) Email us at [email protected] and put “Board Membership” in the Carole Whelan (NT staff 1984-2009) subject line. Pippa Wysong (’79)

Scholarship Winners Moving?

In addition to funding worthwhile projects that cannot be financed from normal Changing your email? school resources, the NTCI foundation also funds several scholarships that are To continue receiving this newsletter, as awarded at commencement to reward academic and extra curricular achievement. well as timely information on reunions and Here are the award winners from last fall’s commencement ceremony: alumni events, you need to tell us how to reach you. Please keep us up to date by The R.R.H. (Bud) Page Valedictory Prize: Lyndon Kirkley emailing us at [email protected] or writing us at: The Sifton Trophy for Young Men: Lyndon Kirkley The Kerr Trophy for Young Women: Alexandra McRobert NTCI Foundation 17 Broadway Ave. The Hal Brown “Triple A” Award: Christopher Blackford Toronto, ON M4P 1T7 The Betty Bealey Laureateship in English Award: Alex Redinger The Senator Keith Davey Award: Jonah Goldberg

8 Red & Grey Spirit Campaign ­— Donors and Group Donations Donors are listed in the category representing their total pledge. Total: $310,135 as of March 2011. Donors’ names will also appear on the “Wall of Spirit” panels in the new school in the same gift size category shown below. If you want to make any corrections, please contact us at 416-393-8585, ext. 20145 or [email protected]. Please note: while all donors are gratefully acknowledged, “Wall of Spirit” recognition is limited to donors of $100+.

CHAMPIONS – $25,000 and above Stan Pearl (’62) Lisa Cain (’82) David Gillies (’07) Neal Irwin (’50) Paul Russell (’79) – Honouring Hal Brown Jennifer Gillies (’09) – Honouring Betty Bealey, Hal Brown, David Sapunjis (’86) Gwen (Yeates) Campbell (’50) Ruth Gold (Retired Staff) & the 1944 Football Team Stanley Shortt (’51) Audrey (Dowdell) Carson (’53) Sally (Maxwell) Goodings (’55) Elvino Sauro (’52) – Honouring Jack Dow John Carter (Retired Staff) – Honouring “Twelve Friends of ’55” – Honouring Hal Brown & Jack Dow Cathy (Milne) & Paul Singleton (’71) Phil Cate (’56) Joel Gorenkoff (Current Principal) Eric Skeoch (Former Principal) Martine (Rathe) Celej (’84) Sean Gosnell (’76) BUILDERS – $10,000 to $24,999 Ronald Slaght (’62) Margaret (Kettle) Chandler (’55) William Graber (’61) Pattie (Hart) Cleghorn (’60) Barry Smith (’59) – Honouring “Twelve Friends of ’55” Linda (Rea) Graham (’52) Peter Cork (’83) Roslyn Stollery (’66) Norman Chu (’88) – Honouring Jack Dow – Honouring Ian Waldron Dr. Ronald Taylor (’57) Bill (William Slayter) Clark (’52) David Grant (’41) Norm Fraser (’61) John Tuer (’83) – Honouring Jack Dow William K. Gray (Retired Staff) – Honouring Jean (Hunnisett) Hayhurst (’30) Vernon Turner (’48) James Clark (’53) Sheila (McDougall) Green (’46) Dr. Michael Guinness (’68) – Honouring Jack Dow Alan Clark (’35) Frank Guenther (’52) – Honouring R.R.H. “Bud” & Dorothy Page Susan Waterfield Family R. Allyn Clarke (’61) Gerald Halbert (’53) Ian Macdonald (’48) – Honouring Albert & Victor Waterfield (’39 – Honouring Betty Bealey Dr. Harry Hall (’52) – Honouring Betty Bealey, Hal Brown & Bud Page & ’40) Lorraine Clarkson (’71) – Honouring Hal Brown John McKellar (’51) Ian Watson (’59) Frances (MacLean) Clee (’50) Donald Hall (’49) Nancy Sutherland (’61) Carole Whelan (Retired Staff) Frank Clifton (’45) Walter Hall (’59) Tridel – Honouring Hal Brown – Honouring the 1944 Football Team Donald G. Hallford (’45) Gretchen (Voaden) Code (’55) Bill Hammond (Retired Staff) PARTNERS – $5,000 to $9,999 FRIENDS – $100 to $999 – Honouring “Twelve Friends of ’55” Douglas Harcourt (’45) Ken Barclay (’59) Gwen (Brown) Acker (’51) Perle (Wolfman) Coles (’62) – Honouring the 1944 Football Team Estate of Betty Bealey – Honouring “Supper Club ’46” Kristen Collins–Aiello (’81) Susan (Lowndes) Harrison (’74) – Honouring Betty Bealey Dr. J. Drew Allin (’45) Norah (Baine) Convery (’78) Herbert & Pamela (House) Hatch (’49) David Christie (Parent) – Honouring the 1944 Football Team Harrison Cooper (’06) Stan Heather (’41) John Francis (’82) John Amesbury (’55) Jonathan Cooper (’09) Larry Hebb (’55) Ralph Halbert (’48) Anonymous (5 donors) Logan Cooper (’12) Lorraine J. (Baird) Hebner (’67) John (’57), Doug, Lindsay & David Page Anonymous (2 donor) John Corbett (’57) John Hepburn (’66) – Honouring R.R.H. “Bud” & Dorothy Page – Honouring Hal Brown Isobel Margaret Cork (’36) Gordon Herridge (’73) Steve (’61), Joanne, Geoff & Ian Page Anonymous (1 donor) Daphne (McDougall) Craig (’91) Bruce Higginbottom (’64) – Honouring R.R.H. “Bud” & Dorothy Page – Honouring Ray Clemo Gordon Craig (’90) Doris (Duncan) Hildreth (’52) Anonymous (1 donor) Ronald Curtis (’51) John E. & Elaine H. Hill (Retired Staff) SUPPORTERS – $1,000 to $4,999 – Honouring Paula Sanderson (’09) Margaret (James) Cutler (’61) Betty (Mitchell) Hillyer (’48) John Akitt (’52) Valerie (Smith) Ansigh (’64) Hon. Keith Davey (’45) – Honouring Barbara (Haslett) Amundrud (’49) Hugh Alexander (’49) Robin Arnold (’50) Douglas Davis Heather Hodgson (’86) Anonymous (1 donor) Dr. Gary J. Ashby (’56) – Honouring Marguerite B. (Clark) Davis (’28) Pauline Hogarth Anonymous (1 donor) Joyce Muriel (Parkinson) Attwell (’36) Beverly Davis (’79) – Honouring James D.W. Hogarth (Former – Honouring Hal Brown, Denny Peirce (’57) Muriel L. (Oram) Auwaerter (’49) Frank R. Dawe (’57) Principal) & Staff Carol & Robert Bailey (’61 & ’60; Staff) – Honouring Hal Brown Dana (Reid) Holmes (’77) Edouard Baillie (’39) Douglas Bailey (’63) John Dawe (’59) Kirk Holz (’01) Beatrix Berczi (’00) Ruth Margaret (Varnell) Bailey (’47) Bonnie (Prowse) De Sario (’62) Jim Howarth (’45) Alan Bobkin (’71) Christopher Baines (’72) Milos Divic (’83) – Honouring the 1944 Football Team Barry Bowerman (’67) – Honouring Hal Brown Pat (Armstrong) Dobec (’61) Charles Eric Howe (’50) James Butler (’81) Nancy Baines (Retired Staff) Charles Gordon Doherty (’69) James Hubbard (’47) Al Crawford (’46) – Honouring Hal Brown Anna Beth Doyle (’62) – Honouring the 1944 Football Team – Honouring the 1944 Football Team Patricia (Moore) Bakker (’60) – Honouring Henry S. Doyle John Hunter (’57) Catherine (MacKinnon) Crews (’77) Solveig (Hvidsten) Barber (’65) Bill Doyle (Staff) – Honouring Hal Brown Nicole (Papadopoulos) Dowling (’91) – Honouring Betty Bealey Peter Drake (’61) Susan Katherine Hurley (’68) Andy Filipiuk (’81) Don Barclay (’57) Gerald A. Dunlevie (Retired Staff) Frank Hutcheson (’70) Russell Finch (’61) Ruth (Lytle) Barrett (’48) – Honouring Betty Bealey & Hal Brown – Honouring Hal Brown, Bud Page & Betty John Fowler (’51) Lloyd Beckley (’52) Len Dunsford (’57) Bealey – Honouring Jack Dow Jason Bermiller (’83) Douglas Elliott (’54) Ronald Hutchinson (Retired Staff) Robin Fowler (’86) – Honouring Jack Dow Sarah Eshelby (’83) – Honouring H.H. Vernon George Gibbons (Parent) Susan Bernhard (’76) – Honouring Hal Brown Jim Hutton (’69) – Honouring James Gibbons (’08) – Honouring Tamika Lauren Bernhard-Lumley Marie (Moreland) Evans (’51) Tim Hwang (’75) Ben Hawkins (’81) Rita Betro (staff) – Honouring “Supper Club ’46” Dr. Robert Inman (’67) Doug Hayhurst Family – Honouring Dennis Pascoe Ronald Farquhar (’47) Marc Jamieson (’84) – Honouring Jean (Hunnisett) Hayhurst (’30) Milt Bishop (’45) John Ferguson (’80) Norah Jancik (Retired Staff) George Hayhurst Family – Honouring the 1944 Football Team Marilyn (Slaughter) Field (’52) – Honouring Hal Brown – Honouring Jean (Hunnisett) Hayhurst (’30) Rick & Barb (Forder) Blueman (’66) Mike Filey (’61) Rev. G. Beverley Johnston (’45) James Hayhurst Family Michael Bolitho (’80) Edwin K. Finnie (’48) – Honouring the 1944 Football Team – Honouring Jean (Hunnisett) Hayhurst (’30) Gary Bomza (‘53) – Honouring the 1947 Football Team & Coach Patrick Johnston (’83) James (Jim) L. Henry (’61) – Honouring Mr. Kelly, Doc Jameson & Sid Reynolds Elizabeth (Allan) Jones (’48) – Honouring Marjorie Graham Mr. Mawson Ken R.S. Fisher (’60) Jim Jones (Retired Staff) Hon. Doug Lewis (’57) Nancy (Clark) Bone (’49) Margaret Fisher (’58) Cam Joyner (’69) Ann Lowden (’51) Dick & Nina Booth (’49) Gerard Fitzhenry (’50) Ilze (Slankis) Kalnins (’59) – Honouring four generations of the Taylor, Fred Bourgase (’59) Claudette (Broome) Fligg (’51) Carol (Guertin) Kaltenbock (’55) Lowden and Mooy families J. Fred Brailey (’47) Beverley Flint (’50) Tony Kalvik (’64) Prof. David Lumsden (’62) Desmond Brett (’77) Dr. Bill Forrest (’50) Derek Kaye (’70) Malcom Marcus (’45) Annemarie Brissenden (’91) – Honouring Bud Page & Hal Brown Kevin Kaye (’74) Nancy (’70 & Retired Staff) and Doug McFadden Carol (Bourne) Brock (’55) David Fox (’50) Alex Keleher (’03) Rob McLeish (’63) – Honouring “Twelve Friends of ’55” Doug Fraser (’61) Eli Keleher (’06) Ria McMurtry (’52) E. Diane (Major) Brokenshire (’60) Susan (Kaufman) Fuss (’63) Fraser Kelly (’53) – Honouring Jack Dow Jacqueline (Lawson) Brookes (’56) Jacob Galper (Campaign Treasurer) Loraine (Kuroyama) Kelly (’81) Alex Moorhead (’87) Dorothy (Fleck) Brown (’49) Margo (Speisman) Gewurtz (’61) Marc P. Kemerer (’81) Karen Morrison (’87) Eleanor Merle (Stein) Brown (’64) – Honouring Betty Bealey & Marjorie Graham – Honouring Ray Clemo – Honouring Jackie Andrews Martin Brown (’55) George Gibbons Robert K. Kincaide (’69) John Murphy (’46) Catherine (Bick) Brown MacLean (’61) Helen Gibson (Retired Staff) Mark Kinoshita (’82 & staff) & Liz Monteith Shirley (Bysouth) Murphy (’46) Douglas Cain (’55) Tim Gibson (Retired Staff) Frances Klisouras-Sirillas (’89) Harry Nixon (’50) – Honouring Jack Dow John Gillies (’69) Freya Kodar (’86) FRIENDS CONT’D Mary Nishio (’77) Beverley Ann (Bradford) Stewart Barbara (Davis) Crow (’64) Barbara (Grinnell) Kohan (’51) – Honouring Hal Brown – Honouring Betty Bealey James Dimson (’51) Horace Krever (’47) Brian Nixon (’76) James Stogianou-Phillips (89) Russ Donaldson (’56) Peter Kukk (’62) – Honouring Paul Maasland – Honouring Lynn MacGillivray Margaret (Frawley) Fielding (’55) Hilja Kuutma (’56) Donald B. Norval (’57) William A. Sturgess (’43) – Honouring “Twelve Friends of ’55” Cathie (Cantelon) Kuzeljevich (’57) NTCI – Honouring Betty Bealey Pat Fisher (’43) Jill LaForty (’74) – Honouring Betty Bealey (in lieu of flowers Richard Swayze (’82) Kathryn (Line) Francis (’52) Laurie Lamson (’74) on her passing) – Honouring Ray Clemo Dyanne Gibson (’52) Alix (MacPherson) Larratt-Smith (’64) Marvin Nussbaum (’59) Barbara Tangney (Retired Staff) Mark Greenberg (’67) Carl Laywine (’48) Jo Ann (Allen) Nyquist (’66) Gail (Hodgson-Piggins) Tanner (’52) Donald J. Hamilton (’42) Dr. James Leatch (’73) Jackie O’Connor (’85) Sharon R. (Davis) Tanner (’72) Bruce Henderson (’59) Lawrence David Lederman (’55) Alan F. Ogilvie (’55) Loretta (Petrovich) Tanovich (Retired Staff) Linda (Pugsley) Heron (’57) – Honouring Jack Dow Andrew Ogilvie (’90) Ruth (Tudhope) Thompson (’51) – Honouring Jack Dow Jamie Leitch (’95) Nursel Oran (Retired Staff) – Honouring Mary Scanlong Sharon R. (Margo) Holme (’71) Laura Lenz (’94) Edward Ounjian (’45) Nancy (Foster) Thornton (’70) Bruce Hooker (’58) Catherine Liddy (Retired Staff) – Honouring the 1944 Football Team Kate Thurston (’91) Tiina Hubel (’86) Sandra (Walker) Lind (’55) Janice Palmer (Staff) Rachelle Thurston (’90) Jean (Hudson) Huff (’37) – Honouring “Twelve Friends of ’55” Loui Pappas (’84) Phyl Tinning (’61) Faith Hughes (Retired Staff) Goeff Linton (’80) Ruth (Thomas) Parr (’46) Bob Topp (’52) – Honouring Hal Brown Lauren (Crerar) Linton (’80) Laurie Pasco (’68) Allison (Mackie) Towse (’46) William A. (Bill) Jamieson (’44) Don Lloyd (’52) Charles Dennis Paterson (’57) John Trant (’42) Douglas Lam (’09) Cheryl Lopez-Del Grande (’97) Marilyn (Moreland) Patterson (’54) Mark Trenton (’83) Andrew Lounsbury (’83) Parry Lowndes (’71) – Honouring Jack Dow – Honouring Ray Clemo Carol Gay Loveland (’59) Steve Luengo (’91) Robert Paul (’51) Ilze Anita (Smits) Valdmanis (’67) Ruth (Leach) Lunan (’55) Audrey (Blencoe) Lyon (’49) Brian Peacock (’65) Jean Vale (Retired Staff) – Honouring “Twelve Friends of ’55” Ian Lyon (’48) Colin Phillips (’75) & Robyn Luo-Phillips – Honouring Betty Bealey & Catherine Liddy William F. Masselink (’56) Steve Mabee (’60) James Phillips (’49) Susan (Griffin) Van Allen (’67) Lois (Ankenman) McEachern (’46) – Honouring Jack Dow Ernie Philp (’59) Ian Van Praagh M.D. (’49) June (Parkinson) McKain (’50) David E.L. MacDonald (’50) – Honouring Hal Brown Richard Van Praagh M.D. (’48) Mary Ellen McNaught (Retired Staff) – Honouring Betty Bealey Harold Pidduck (’47) Harvey Varty (’50) Elizabeth Mowat (Retired Staff) Ronald MacFeeters (’32) – Honouring Barbara Pidduck Parkinson Dr. Claire Nunes Vaz (’62) Nancy (Larsen) Moysiuk (’82) Janet (MacRae) MacInnis (’55) Wendy (Latham) Plume (’80) Ian Veitch (’70) – Honouring Ray Clemo – Honouring “Twelve Friends of ’55” Bill Pon (’80) Louise (Pickering) Vertes (’69) Winona (Tefft) Mulligan (’55) Gordon MacKendrick (’45) Wang Ngai Adrian Poon (’09) Hon. John Vertes (’69) – Honouring “Twelve Friends of ’55” – Honouring the 1944 Football Team Barb Prevedello (’88) Ron Wakelin (’64) Dr. Jim Nicholson (’52) Doug MacLeod (’49) Kate Prevedello (’90) John A. Walcot (’46) G. Margaret (Will) Peason (’45) – Honouring Betty Bealey, Miss Dielonge Ian Quirt (’62) – Honouring the 1944 Football Team David Pitman (’82) & Catherine Liddy Gord Rae (’59) Mary (Urquhart) & Bill Walker (’57 & ’54) Patricia (Inman) Poole (’63) John D. MacRae (’46) – Honouring Hal Brown – Honouring Betty Bealey – Honouring Betty Bealey – Honouring the 1944 Football Team Paul Raff (’86) Ashley Waltman (Former Principal) Patricia (Trant) Ross (’48) Mark Allan Maitman (’71 & Retired Staff) Lynn Reynolds (’61) Donald Gordon Waters (’50) The Spotton Family – Honouring Betty Bealey Elizabeth (Majury) Richardson (’49) Michael Watson (’96) Janet (Toppin) Swann (’68) Leys Malpass (’53) Fred Ridding (’56) David Wells (Retired Staff) Mike Ward (’86) Ruth E. (Rawlings) Manders (’45 & Retired – Honouring Hal Brown – Honouring Hal Brown Diane Warden Staff) Lisa Roberts (’96) Annette (Fox) Wengle (’51) – Honouring Betty Bealey Anu (Pettai) Marley (’68 & Staff) Dorothy Robertson (’36) Beverley Westcott (’44) Peter Warren (’60) – Honouring Hal Brown Ann (Elliott) Romeril (’55) John Wevers (’65) Ralph Warren (’55) Gordon E. Martin (’50) – Honouring “Twelve Friends of ’55” Muriel (Keeling) Whaley (’45) – Honouring Jack Dow John (Jack) Clayton Martin (’40) Mary Rose (’59) Margaret (McKim) Whitehead (’59) Judie (Chisholm) Wilson (’55) Margaret (Moreland) May (’48) Lon Rosen (’62) Peter Whyte (’45) – Honouring “Twelve Friends of ’55” Michael Mazereeuw (’78) Wayne Rosen (’80) – Honouring the 1944 Football Team Barbara Zeltins (Parent) Dorienne (Givan) McAllister (’51) Frank Ruhl (’45) James Wilkins (’83) Baruch Zohar (Current Staff) – Honouring “Supper Club ’46” – Honouring the 1944 Football Team – Honouring Ray Clemo Michael McCartney (’70) David Russell (’81) Bill (Charles W.) Williams (’54) Arnold (Mac) McCausland (Retired Staff) – Honouring Hal Brown Jean (Gregg) Willrich (’46) GROUP DONATIONS George McCausland (’52) Janet Russell (’81) Kathy (Wills) Wills-Sarna (’82) David McCullough (’60 & staff) John Sapunjis (’81) Susan Q. Wilson (’62) $10,000 to $19,999 W.H. Kemuel McCullough (’43) Jeannie (Solofsky) Sauro (’49) – Honouring Betty Bealey Honouring Betty Bealey* Ross McElroy (’55) Margaret (Cleland) Scott (’49) Bruce Winter (’39) – teacher and mentor, 1941-72 Ron McIntosh (’68) John Selby (’48) – Honouring Helen (Hart), Charles & Franklin Dorothy McKim (’59) Gail (McIntosh) Selley (’60) Winter Honouring Hal Brown* James H. McMurray (Retired Staff) Katie Sharp (’81) Mary Kay Winter (’61) – teacher and coach, 1946-2001 Christine & Willian Melvin (’67) Ann (Martin) Shaw (Retired Staff) Robert J. Witchel (’83) Honouring Jack Dow* Neil Mens (’72) – Honouring Hal Brown – Honouring Ray Clemo – music teacher, created Maytime Melodies, Judith E. (Toppin) Mewett (’67) Don Short (’67) Cornell Wright (’92) 1946-1958 Matt Miller (’99) Lawrence Shulman (’57) Bernice (Russell) Wylie (’48) Robert Milne (’50) – Honouring Betty Bealey – Honouring Gordon Ian Russell & Jean May Honouring Jean (Hunnisett) Hayhurst* – Honouring Hal Brown Dr. Sandy Shulman (’62) Russell – award-winning student, 1925-30 Ruth Milner (’78) Dorothy (Harris) Siberry (’47) Pippa Wysong (’79) Honouring R.R.H. “Bud” and Dorothy Page* Divic Milos (’83) Helen (Love) Simeonov (’66) Gregory Zapantis (’87) – teacher 1928-50, principal 1959-70 Ken Money (’49) Barbara (Rawlinson) Sinclair (’49) – Honouring teachers from 1983-87 – Honouring Hal Brown – Honouring Elizabeth (Rawlinson) Routh (’48) Gerald Zarnett (’62) Honouring Ian Waldron* Beth Montgomery (’79) Geoffrey Singer (’88) Jim & Susan Zaryski (’72) – teacher and inspiration, 1979-2000 Barbara (Campbell) Morrison (’65) Estelle Sirman (’52) – Honouring Hal Brown Honouring the 1944 Football Team* Jean Morrison (’54) – Honouring Jack Dow Vicky Zeltins (’85) – 1944 city champions – Honouring Jack Dow Brian Skinner (’71) Ines Zepic (’81) Ann (Goulding) Mortimer (’52) Jill (Hall) Skinner (’61) – Honouring Ian Waldron *Also commemorated with an inscribed – Honouring Jack Dow Stephen Skoutagan (’83) paving stone in the Heritage Court. Sheila Moscoe (’61) – Honouring Ray Clemo GIFTS & PLEDGES UNDER $100 Robert Munns (’51) Roger Smith (’59) Anonymous (3 donors) $1,000 to $9,999 Pearse Murray (’63) Sondra Smith (’61) William Argue (’40) Honouring Ray Clemo David Nagel (’97) – Honouring Jack Dow Mary Jane Armstrong (’71) – student, deceased in final year, 1984 Timothy Nagel (’99) David Snow (’58) Patricia Beck (’70) Honouring “Supper Club ’46” Kendra Nagel (’99) Barber (Hvidsten) Solvieg (’65) Donna Bird (’78) – have met regularly since 1946 Joshua Nagel (’01) – Honouring Betty Bealey – Honouring Hal Brown Jonathan Naymark (’01) Marja (Luik) Soots (’57) David Bond (’66) Honouring “Twelve Friends of ’55” Mary (Blakeman) Neal (’57) Keith Spicer (’52) Ellen Branscombe (’69) – have met annually since 1955 Leslie Newman (’80) – Honouring Jack Dow Kathleen (Jackson) Brobst (’42) – Honouring Hal Brown Brian Spratley (’78) Alan W. Chaffee (’49) Herman Ng (’00) Patricia (Thompson) Spratt (’61) Ellen (Jenkins) Colley (’72) Amy Nishio (’81) Joseph Stainsby (’48) Elizabeth Condliffe (’98) – Honouring Hal Brown Doreen (Storrow) Copp (’52) Nostalgic Memory of NTCI circa 1955 Captured in portrait by 1967 graduate Barry Bowerman. Original painting is hanging in the new school. In an effort to preserve the heritage of the majestic architecture and memory of the original building of North Toronto Collegiate Institute, Barry Bowerman (NTCI graduate of 1967) was commissioned to paint a portrait of the school that now hangs in the Heritage Room of the new building. The painting has been used to produce colour prints and notecards as a source of fund-raising for the NTCI Foundation. The image of NTCI portrayed in the painting is as seen from Broadway circa 1955.

North Toronto Collegiate Institute Foundation Please use the following order form to purchase prints or notecards. The image size of the print is approximately 10” x 17”; the notecard size is 4–1/4” x 5–1/2” (they come with envelopes).

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Mailing Address: NTCI Foundation, 17 Broadway Ave., Toronto, ON M4P 1T7 Telephone: 416-393-8585 ext. 20145 • Email: [email protected] For more information about the artist, visit his website at www.apalettefornature.ca