Faculty/Staff A - M

[Sarah Turnbull ('85)]

black = past
red= current
purple = deceased


TEACHERS A-M

Mr Peter Angelini (? -81)
Typing

Mrs. S. Bandler (?-current)
French Immersion

Mrs. D. Barrie (?-current)
French, English

Mr Anthony Rocky Bartolo (81-?) - D.O.B.
1948
Special Education Services

**Mr Cameron Lee Baxter (71-?)(deceased-suicide) - D.O.B. 1930
Math & Counsellor **

Mrs. Debby E. Baxter (76-04)
Phys. Ed., Math & Science

Mrs. L. Beckett (?-current)
Social Sciences

Mr David Begg (?-current) - Mill Pond Campus
Music

Mrs. Pat Bently (83-04)
Typing, Marketing, Phys. Ed., Business, Art, Science & Math

Jamie Berry (84-?) - D.O.B. 1956
Computers & Math

Mr. A. Bertrand (?-current) Email: [e-mail]
Mathematics, Phys. Ed.

Mr Donald R. Blair (74-85) - D.O.B. 1930
French, Spanish & German

Ms. S. Boggett (?-current)
Science

Mrs. Beverley Boyd (72-?)
Science & Phys. Ed.

Mrs. B. Boyd (?-current)
Library

Mr D. Boyd (?-?)
Librarian

Mr Terry Boyd (71-?)
Phys. Ed. & Business

Mrs. Brenda Constance Brookes (71-?)
Family Studies - D.O.B. 1929

Mr Robert E. Buckles (72-?)
Drafting & Welding - D.O.B. 1932

Mr. D. Campbell (?-current)
Art

Mr Richard Casson (71-?)
Geography - D.O.B. 1940

Mr J. Chapman
Phys. Ed

Mrs. D. Chatten (?-current)
Business, Cooperative Education

Mr Doc Coleman
Science

Mrs Coleman (Nee Mrs Mole)
Theatre Arts

Mr. G. Collins (?-current)
Social Sciences, Phys. Ed.

Mr B. Cramp
History

Mr. D. Davidson (?-current)
Head of Mathematics

Mrs. J. Davis (?-current)
English

Sir Clifford M. H. Dell
History Department Head

Mr. K. Destun (?-current)
Science

Mr. S. Dewar (?-current)
Phys. Ed., Math, Athletic Director

Mr. K. Dostaler (?-current)
Special Education Head

Mrs. Laura Down (Nee: Hewitt)
Family Studies

Ms. S. Fahey (?-current)
Educational Assistant

Mr. S. Fairbrother (?-current)
Music, Head of Arts

Ms. J. Ferguson (?-current)
Head of Guidance

Mr John Follen
Math

Mrs. J. Ford (?-current)
Science, Mathematics

Mrs. J. Francis (?-current)
Head of English

Mr. W. Freestone (?-current)
Technology, Photography

Mr French

Mr Edward (Ted) Joseph Garrity (74-?)
Head of Counselling Services - D.O.B. 1940

Mr. P. Giaschi (?-current) Email: [e-mail] or [e-mail]
Drama

Mr R Graham

Mr Grier

**Mr Ron Harris** (?-current)
Principal

Mr Christopher John Hawkes (74-?)
History & Law - D.O.B. 1950

Mrs. Mary Ellen Hearns (83- ?)
Grade Nine Occupations

Mr Leo John Holland
English Department Head

Mrs. Penelope Anne Hopkins (83- ?)
English & History

Mr. D. Hutchinson (?-current)
Science, Social Sciences

MR Roy Ingram (71- ?)
English & Communications Media - D.O.B. 1940

Mr George Janota (77- ?)
Geography Department Head

Mr. J. Jenkinson (?-current)
Mathematics

Mrs. A. Johnson (?-current)
English

Mr. L. Johnston (?-current)
Mathematics

Mr Lyle Johnston (76-77) & ( 82- ?)
Resource Teacher

Mrs. S. Jones (?-current)
Head of Science

Mrs Jourard

Mrs. R. Judd-Archer (?-current)
French, French Immersion

Mr Bill Keast
Art

Mrs. M. Keast (?-current)
Spanish, Careers

Mrs Mary Anne Keast
Art

Mr Varkey Korah (72- ?)
Business Education

Mrs L. Kuebler

Mr Kurkoski
Math

Mr Ed LaBarge
Drafting, Welding Etc. - D.O.B. 1946

Mrs. Irene Frances Lachman
Shorthand, Typing, Secretarial

Mr Paul Lajunen
Machine Shop, Drafting & Welding - D.O.B. 1943

Ms. K. Lamarche (?-current)
English

Ms. L. Leach (?-current)
Head of Languages

Mr Stuart D. LeBaron (71- ?)
Geography

Ms Susan LeBaron (Nee: Bowman) 971- ?)
Counsellor

Ms. Leitheed(sp) (71-?)
Art

Mr Daniel Lietaer (71- ?)
Science Department Head - D.O.B. 1941

**Mr Lorne Mallory ('?-'?)(deceased - brain aneurysm)
Math**

Mr Christopher Marshall
English

Mrs Elziabeth Marshall
English

Mrs. D. Martin (?-current)
Student Supervision Monitor

Ms Karen M. Martin (85- ?)
English, Geography, Typing, French, Man in Society, Consumer Education & Biology - D.O.B. 1959

Mr. J. Mastorakos (?-current)
Phys. Ed., Foods

Mr Bill Mathieson (84- ?)
History & English - D.O.B. 1941

Mr. P. McCue (?-current)
Head of Social Sciences

Mrs McGrath

Mrs. Christine McKinty (84- ?)
English, Phys. Ed. & French - D.O.B. 1959

Mr Philip Meeks
Phys. Ed

Ms. A. Melchiorre (?-current)
French, French Immersion

Mrs. A Menna
Business

Mrs. S. Milne (?-current)
Art

Ms. S. Mohamdee (?-current)
Science, Careers

Mrs. L. Moody (?-current)
English

Mr Morris

Mrs. Ardith Morrison
English

Mrs. K. Morrow (?-current)
Foods

Mr. R. Morrow (?-current)
Cooperative Education, Art

Mr Alan J. Mott (72- ?)
Science & Special Ed - D.O.B. 1947

Mr Dick Mulder
Math

Miss Murphy

[Brian Gosse]

Great list of staff, but what about principals and vice prinicpal. A Bayside staff list without Linton "Chunky" Read doesn't seem complete.

Thanks,
Brian Gosse

[Murray]

First, I'd like to say to please approve the memberships so we can at least start posting

Second, Mrs. Baxter retired two years ago, along with Mrs. Bentley

Thirdly, Mr. Ron Harris is now our principal

[Brian Gosse]

Hi again... how about Doc Coleman (science) and his wife Mrs Coleman (formerly Miss Mole) who taught theatre arts.

Thanks!

[Sarah Turnbull ('85)]

Thanks Murray and Brian for the help. We have some huge gaps to fill in with regards to information.

All accounts have been approved. The delay was my fault not Dave's. Sorry

Any information anyone can provide is greatly appreciated.

I contacted Mr Harris last year and he was pleased with the idea of a Bayside Forum for former and current students and staff. I'll be contacting him again soon.

We will be looking for board moderators soon so anyone interested please leave a message, email us or post here.


Cheers,
SJ

[mikej57]

Hi

We had a Ms. Leitheed(sp) who was an art teacher at Bayside 71-?

[Don Patrick]

Cam Baxter is deceased...suicide, and Mr. Mallory is also deceased. Brain anurism.

[Chris Thom]

I didn't see Mr. Armstrong (counselor) either, his wife was a teacher at Susanna Moodie as well (and acquaintances of my Dad from Madoc). Does anyone remember the vice principle (during my days 1985-89?) he was Irish and used to be at Center Hastings in the early 70's if not I'll have to ask my Dad next time I see him, it's on the tip of my tongue (my Dad knew him from there....yeah small world I know LOL couldn't get away with anything )

[penneme]

I had Cam Baxter for grade 12 math. He failed me by 1 mark. Sorry to hear that he has passed away. At the time he seemed pretty cool with his wild shirts and ties.

[penneme]

Mr. Chapman went on to be the Prinicpal of Quinte Secondary upon until a couple of years ago. He is now at the Hasting Prince Edward County School Board office.

[John Fulton 71 to 75]

Mr Baxter came to Bayside in 1972....Mr Mallory if I can reall came in 72 or 73...

[ROADRUNNER 12]

George Janota - a phenomenal volleyball coach. He came to BSS and turned out vball program around...I think he was a provincial-level coach. When I worked in Timmins covering sports there for the daily and weekly, plus radio for five years at Q92/CKGB, he was previously a powerhouse coach out of Kapuskasking. So, where he went, he had success turning a school's vball program around. A good judge of tanlent on the volleyball court.

Angelini, my Grade 13 economics teacher, went on to Toronto an OISIE (something like that). A think-tank for higher education I believe.

What ever happened to McAllister...he had a beard, too. Like Angelini.

Chapman had the rug under the nose. Harris, too!

Does BSS have the same school spirit as I recall back in the 70s? I wonder? Or is the current student have a different attitude compared to when us Baby Boomers were there...I know officiating and covering teens playing sports now, they are are not the same as when I was a student.

[ROADRUNNER 12]

For those former students who had Roy Ingram as an English teacher, he's now out of municipal politics in Quinte West - he's battling cancer. I found this article in cyberspace via the Trentontian.

Thought I'd share.



Council gives Ingram heartfelt send-off


In the last few days of the election campaign, Quinte West city councillors put aside their political differences Monday to wish one of their own good luck.
It was a heartfelt send-off for Sidney Coun. Roy Ingram.
Ingram, who’s battling cancer, won’t be back at the council table after Monday’s election. He resigned from the race early last month, saying he has put all his energy into battling the disease.
“I definitely won’t be returning after the election. I want to thank council and the city for the opportunity to represent you,’’ said Ingram in his final address to city council.
Monday’s council session is the last meeting of this council. The Nov. 20 council and all committee meetings have been cancelled. The new council will be sworn in Dec.4.
Ingram, who initially entered the race for mayor, said he was proud of his work on the waste management and diversion committees and the planning advisory committee. During his time on council he was a director with the Association of Municipalities of Ontario (AMO) and the Rural Ontario Municipalities Association (ROMA).
“Now I can sit back and watch,’’ he said.
Ingram received a big round of applause from the public gallery and council members.
Mayor Bob Campney thanked Ingram for his “great’’ contribution to the city and council.
“I want to thank all of council and city staff for doing a great job,’’ said Campney.
The mayor, along with every council member urged city residents to get out and vote Nov. 13.
Sidney Coun. Ron Hamilton said he was sorry Ingram wasn’t able to stay in the election race.
“I’ve enjoyed working with Roy and the rest of this council,’’ said Hamilton.
Trenton’s Sandra Carter urged Ingram to get well.
“It’s been a privilege to call you a friend...come back after the election and volunteer at the committee level,’’ said Carter.
Murray Coun. Jim Harrison wished all councillors good luck, “good health and good fortune.’’
Fred Kuypers said the last three years have been productive. “I’m not the easiest person to get along with, but I want to wish everyone good luck and we should all look forward to another four years,’’ he said.
Trenton’s Sally Freeman also wished her counterparts good luck Monday. But she added four years down the road she wants to see more women‘s names on the ballot. There are only four women running for the next term of council.
Frankford Coun. Bob Lockwood thanked the rest of council for three good years and urged residents to get out and vote and then participate in volunteering...to get involved in the city.’’
Sidney Coun. Doreen Reid and her Murray counterpart Jim Alyea also wished their fellow councillors good luck in the future.
Trenton councillors Craig Desjardins and Doug Whitney said it was a “pleasure’’ to serve on council with Ingram and the rest of city council. They both urged residents to go to the polls to vote.

[hondavic]

What about Mrs Daka nee Vaugn

[Paul Nadjiwan]

I remember Mrs. Brooks for Bachelors Home Economics

All the guys took so they wouldn't have to make a lunch for school. And they cleaned out the freezer duirng a ball hockey tournament.

Miss Harrigan for Physical Education,

Mr. Leigh (sic) - English

Mr. Dell - History

Mr. Potter - Math

Similey - the Bus Driver to PMQs.