5B_1982

Terri Meyer Boake B.E.S. B.Arch. M.Arch.
Associate Professor School of Architecture University of Waterloo

A Walk Down Memory Lane...

Brian and Terri's pre-nuptual party with the class, July 1982

A little history:

Brian and I got married in August 1982, around 2 weeks after we handed in our B.Arch theses. We had met and started dating during the Cypress Lake field trip in September of 1A. It was a good excuse for a darn good party with the class. I am from Kitchener, so my parents hosted the lot of us in our backyard on Maplewood Place. My parents always enjoyed having my classmates come around, for dinner, to work, for fresh cookies, and a little mothering. I think most of the class was able to make it -- and a few dates. Morry Edelstein arranged a very special cake for us...


Ian Godfrey, Tom Schweitzer, Colin Kingsland and Mike Sullivan	Denise Martel and Cam Burns

Glenn Mazer, Joe Cselenyi and ? rear. Terri Meyer and Barry Johnson, front	Terri Meyer, Marty Hodgson, Barb Wendt and Jacques Belleau, rear. Marlene front.

Glenn Mazer, Joe Cselenyi and Peter Cook.	Barry Johnson, Barb Mizkeil, Mark Pitman, Colin Kingsland, Tim Boyd (hidden)

Jacques Belleau	Ian Godfrey, Mike Sullivan, Teryl Mullock

Terri Meyer, Morry Edelstein, Brian McLaren, Denise Martel. Ray Zaback back.	Barry Johnson and Morry Edelstein.

Partying in the Meyer's backyard.	Bob Pavlich, Mark Pitman, Marlene and Barb.

Barb Wendt, Marlene, Brian Boake and Barb Mizkeil.	A little out of focus... Bob Pavlich, Tom Schweitzer, Cam Burns and Denise Martel.

Mom (Audrey) Meyer and Colin Kingsland.	Dad (Hughie) Meyer and Terri.

Foreground, Tom Tittemore.	Cutting the cake: Brian Boake, Terri Meyer with Barb Mizkeil, Brian McLaren, Nadine Greenstein, Ray Zaback and Cam Burns.

Brian McLaren lighting the sparklers for the cake.	Janet Wigle, Glenn Mazer, Jacques Belleau and Colin Kingsland.

Barb Mizkeil, ? and Joe Cselenyi.	Bob Pavlich and Mark Pitman

Teryl Mullock, Tom Schweitzer, Denise Martel and Ian Godfrey	Brian Boake and Terri Meyer with Cam Burns. Have no idea what we are tugging?

Unfortunately this group shot was double exposed. I have no idea where the negatives might be, nor who even took the photos that night. Brian and I are at the bottom right.