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Post by Sarah Turnbull ('85) on Jan 30, 2006 17:59:52 GMT -5
black = past
red= current
purple = deceased
TEACHERS N-Z
Mrs Vinay Nehru
Science & Biology
Mr. J. Patterson (?-current)
French Immersion, Co-op
Mr Gordon Penziwal
Ms. K. Pickard (?-current)
EDP, Special Education
Mrs. M. Pollock (?-current)
Educational Assistant
Mr Ernie Pope (?-current)
Math
Mr Ted Pordham (72- ?)
Math - D.O.B. 1948
Potter, Tom (retired) Email: tpotter@pathcom.com
English, Sociology, Adult Education Co-ordinator
Mr Mac Powell
Drafting
Mrs. J. Powell (?-current)
Guidance
Ms. Betty Pyear (97-01) January 09/06 – email confirmation
Ms. J. Raycroft (?-current)
Educational Assistant
Mr. J. Reid (?-current)
English, Philosophy
Mrs. M. Reinhardus (?-current)
Head of Physical Education
Mr. S. Richardson (?-current)
Computers, Technology, Math
Mr James Mitchell Robertson (72- ?)
Business Department Head - D.O.B. 1938
Mr Bedford A. Robinson (71- ?)
Electricity, Welding, Computers & Auto Services - D.O.B. 1936
Mr Robitaille
Mrs. W. Russell (?-current)
English
Mrs Karen Saint Germain (84- ?)
English - D.O.B. 1949
Mr. B. Seres (?-current)
Head of Business and Technology
Ms. C. Sevigny (?-current)
Social Sciences
Mr. T. Stather (?-current)
Technology
Mrs Bonnie Steele
Counsellor, French & Modern Language Department Head
Mr. G. Stephens (?-current)
Social Sciences
Mr James Stewart (71- ?)
Science - D.O.B. 1945
Mrs Carol Thurlby
Art
Mrs. K. Towers (?-current)
Child and Youth Counsellor
Mr Marshall Tubbs
Geography
Mrs Mary Tubbs
History
Mr Kenneth Valliquette
Welding
Mrs. S. Vander Dussen (?-current)
French, French Immersion
Mrs Cheryl Watson
Special Education Department Head
Mr. D. Whitney (?-current)
Phys. Ed., Social Sciences
Mrs. C. Wilson (?-current)
Science, Eco-Bound
Mr Zikopoulos
French
OFFICE STAFF
Miss Bettie Anderson - Office
Mr. S. Clarke (?-current)
Attendance Secretary
Mrs. M.J. Cram - current
Office Supervisor
Miss Kathy Dixon - Counselling
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Mrs Jean Dyck - Libarian
Mrs MacNiel - Office
Mrs Ester Parry - Office
Mrs Sandy Smith - Counselling
Mrs. V. Steenburgh (?-current)
Budget Secretary
Mrs Mary Jane Stephens - Office
Mrs Jean Taylor - Office
Mrs. D. Zschuppe (?-current)
Guidance Secretary
CAFETERIA
Mrs Barbara Benson
Mrs Evelyn Craig
Mrs Sandra Gillis
Mrs Joanne Love
Mrs Barbara Nobles
Mrs Marie Schoenhals
Mrs Pauline Sine
CUSTODIANS
Mr. T.J. Burns (?-current)
Mr Elwood Burris
Mr. R. Bush - Lead Hand Custodian (?-current)
Mrs Suzanne Calbury
Mr Jack Crozier
Mrs. R. Cummings Lead Hand Custodian (?-current)
Mr. C. Davis (?-current)
Mr. C. Denike (?-current)
Mr Will Gagne
Mr James Grange
Mr Gordon Hardy
Mr Albert Harholdt
Mr Robert McMurter
Mr Don McPhee
Mr Art Prince
Mr. D. Robinson (?-current)
Mr Douglas Skinkle
Mrs. B. Spencer (?-current)
Mr Howard Waite
Mr. A. West (?-current)
Mr. S. Wilson (?-current)
Mr Joseph Yome
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mholmes
Silver Devil
1979-1983
Posts: 16
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Post by mholmes on Feb 2, 2006 0:51:28 GMT -5
Mr. Powell's first name was Mac, I think. He taught drafting.
Regards,
Mike Holmes
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Post by ROADRUNNER 12 on May 5, 2006 0:10:09 GMT -5
Mrs Vinay Nehru -what happened to my Grade 11 biology teacher? She was fun....Lance Darlow and I dissected that rabbit, then put it back together for the science fair in Belleville. He was more interested in the ladies (Lance Romance) then scoring high with the jugdes. I think we garnered a third.
Is Ernie Pope still teaching math at BSS? He was a good ping pong player. Just passed his Grade 12 class because I got a copy of the previous semester's exam and aced it....to get a 52 per cent mark, as a I recall back in '77. Wow!
Lance Darlow's mom worked in the front office at BSS back in 77 and 78 as I recall.
Bettie Anderson was a great woman in the office.....I always liked her. Genial woman!
Remember Mr. Blair, my home room teaher, the rifle coach? He taught German and French. Always reminded me of Sigmund Freud, with his pointy beard. Another teacher with facial hair!
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Post by Kathy Myers on Jun 9, 2006 14:04:07 GMT -5
I remember one custodian in particular, we knew him as "Smiley", don't know what his REAL name was.
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Post by Tom Potter on May 28, 2007 12:59:39 GMT -5
Tom Potter is alive and well...still with 3 teenaged kids...in Toronto. Retired from teaching...has a cottage north of Bancroft were guys like Pordham, Johnson, Korah, Angelini, Pope... terrorize fish on occasion. Penny Hopkins has cottage in the area.
I don't get to Belleville/Bayside much anymore.
I love reading about the good ol'days... "Too soon old, too late smart".
tpotter@pathcom.com oxo tp
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Post by hondavic on May 29, 2007 17:27:28 GMT -5
Well if it isn't my favorite football coach. I am glad all is well for you Tom.
Cheers
Vic Podmilsak hondavic@msn.com
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Post by Sarah Turnbull ('85) on May 30, 2007 16:31:41 GMT -5
So glad to hear from you Mr Potter! Had some great classes with you ;D
SJ
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Post by Diane Cole (Porter) on May 31, 2007 6:43:22 GMT -5
Mr Potter. I always enjoyed your class as you were a great teacher even though I never did enjoy English as a subject. I do love to read though. It was teachers like you who made school fun.
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Post by Tom Potter on May 31, 2007 11:54:30 GMT -5
Gee...I'm blushing. Thanks for the kind words. Ya' know, a teacher makes probably 500 decisions/comments/reactions a day. If he/she got 400 right, they'd be on the honour role...but they would have made 100 poor/bad decisions/comments/etc, and cheesed off a ton of people. I'm guilty. So if any of you are in the latter group...my heart-felt apologizes...there...I've confessed. Gee, I feel a whole lot better! tp
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Post by darrylducommun on Sept 3, 2007 19:31:15 GMT -5
I echo Diane's comments Mr. Potter. A couple years ago, I was working through ane exercise where I listed defining moments, critical choices and pivotal people. I was surprized that through this exercise, your name made my Top 7 list (sorry my Dad and trumpet teacher were ahead of you!).
I was surprized because I'm not sure I ever had you as an English Teacher. You did teach Sex Ed Your passion, sense of humour, and postive attitude made a great impression with me, and I thank you for that! All the best!
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