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MADELEINE MURHAY I ' AI. 1KI{, Vlad , m:,- ' )( r, Hoss Hrji SK All good lliiniis jail from licuvtm; And I juxt huppi-n to have fallen on my Iwad. Ainliition: To spciKl more llian one week at a tiiric in ,Nasi aiJ. I ' r()l»al)l ' (Icsliiiy: IJccomiii}; a ISaliaiiiiaii ili cji y marriatifl I ' avoiirilc cxprrsHioii : Ley, (»«! Tisli. I ' aHliiiic: ' J ' akiii); licr claHtics out of licr iiioiitli to put h ;r fool in. I ' d jiOsiscsKioii : Ski sliark in Sauvciir aiirl a mink paw coat. (It ' s (;l()HH)US! I Prototype: Aiiscnl-niiiidciJ professor. Acti viticH : Korin Viii ' -prfsidcnl, Drama Cliii), Dioir, (»am ' 8 Secretary. MARY ANNE PUDDINGTON, Mare , Pudds , 1961-1965 CuMMiNt House A smile is a curved line that sets most things straight. Ainl)ition: College and Europe. Pet aversion: People who say git instead of get. Prototype: Isohel Ruddington. Pastime: Skiing in St. Sauveur. Favourite expression: C ' mon gang, get with it! ! Pet possession : That CRAZY laugh. Activities: Prefect, House Head, Swimming Cluh, Treasurer of Dance Committee. CAROLE LINDA ROBITAILLE, Mouse , 1958-1965 Fairley House sat musing, sad and lonely, and a voice came to me saying, ' Cheer up, things could be worse. ' So I cheered up, and sure enough, things got worse. Ambition: Bachelor of Nursing. Probable destiny: Nursing a bachelor. Pet possession: A certain stuffed Beaver. Pet aversion: Being called Bonnie. Pastime: Receiving long distance phone calls. Prototype : Little Miss Innocence. Can you imagine: Carole not lieing gullilile? BRIGID MARY SHAUGHNESSY, Shag , 1954-1965 Barclay House Hear ye not the hum of mighty workings? John Keats Ambition: Peace Corps. Probable destiny: I ' eaceful (Corpse. I ' ' avourite expression: PERish the thought! Pastime: (ioing home to feed the dogs . Pet possession: Dulliousie sweat sfiirt. Can you imagine: Hrigid without The Daily NEWS ? Aclivilics: Special Choir, First basketball team. Form President, I ' Orm ( ames Eieutenant. I 26 1
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FRANCES JOANNA KNOX, Fran , Mo , 1957-1965 Bakclay House ' Farnini ' is in thy t lwcks. Sluik( ' S|)oaro Vniiiilioii : Nursing. l ' rol)al)l( ' (Icsliny: Nursery Nanny. I ' avoiiritc cxiircssioii : YAH? I ' asliiMc : Laiiftliiiip. I ' n)lol5 j)c : Jolly (irccii (iiant. I ' d aversion: l rofe ' t iiicclings. ( livili ' s : Prelect, House Head, Magazine Representative, I ' Orni Cyin (laptaiii, (!hoir Secretary, Drama (llul). Ski team. CATHERINE ISABEL LEWIS, Cassie , 1962-1965 Ross House ' 7 have a wondorjid memory for forgetting! Aml)ition: Travelling around the world. l rol)al)le destiny: Travelling aroinid St. Sauveur. Pastime: Sewing squares. (Jan you imagine: Cassie with straight hair? Asset : Her streaks. Pet aversion: People who don ' t have lunch money. A ' tivities: Prefect, House Head, Choir, Ski team. Photography Editor of Echoes . DOROTHY JILLIAN MARSHALL, Pill , 1956-1965 Donald House I ivere as smart as I think I am, I would not think I was so smart. Amhition: Switzerland and her M.R.S. Prohahle destiny: Getting off the plane because she couldn ' t leave. Prototype: Snoopy. Favourite expression: Amazing. Pet possession: Pocket Ohes. Asset: Her 12 gray hairs. Activities: House Head, Ski team, Drama Cluh. MARY CATHERINE MILLS, Cathie , 1959-1965 Fairley House Education has helped me get into more intelligent problems. And)ition: Travelling around the world. Prohahle destiny: Not getting past Merritt, B.C. Favourite expression: Unbelievable! Pet aversion: Bad drivers. Pet possession: Raccoon hood. Can you imagine: Cathie with lunch money? Activities : Prefect. [25]
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LEIGH MacKENZIE SMITH, 1962-1965 Donald House till the Ifuclicrs in the world were put in a straight line, they ' d stretch from sea to sea. Let ' s try it! Anihition: Undecided and subject to cliaiifje. Pastime: Laffing, skiing, and writing notes to Heather, in between arguing with her parents to let her go to fraternity parties. Favourite expressions: Yah, man. Hey, I ' m impressed. (Ian you imagine: Leigh without her shach ' s on? I ' et aversion: People who ask her if the sun is shining. Theme song: Scotcli and Soda Activities: Senior vaidting team. Senior ski team. Swimming Cluh, Form Library Representative, Urania Chdj. WENDY MARGARET TOMLINSON, Wend , 1959-1965 Ross House Get thee behind nie, Satan, and push. Ambition: A world-wide ski trip in a corvette. I ' roljable destiny: Murray I ' ark in an 850. Can you imagine: Wendy with ringlets?! Prototype: The Httlest angel that S - T - R - E - T - C - H - E - D. Favourite expression: Let ' s take a taxi. Pet possession: Waggle Bottom, her myopic rabbit. Activities: Prefect, House Head, Form (iym Lieutenant, Captain of Swim team, First basketball, tennis, and ski teams. Dance Committee, Art Editor of Echoes , Drama Club. ARTS SIXTH SHIRLEY FRANCES ABOUD, Shirl , 1956-1965 Ross House Use your brains; It ' s the little things that count. Ambition : Nurse. Probable destiny: Nursing her head the morning after the night before. Favourite expression : The name is not A-B-O-O-T. Theme song: Never on a Sunday Pet possession: An elephant (stuffed). Pet aversion: Teachers who load on homework as if it was going out of style. Weakness: Clothes and sports ear. GLENYS PATRICIA ALLAN, Glen , 1963-1965 Ross House fall upon the thorns of life! It hurts! Ambition: Psychologist or Linguist. Probable destiny: Schizophrenic. Pet aversion: People calling her Gladys . Trade mark: Her cool sun-glasses. Prototype: The Ape-woman. Claim to fame: Her ability to do the Jerk. Pet possession: Her sense of humour?! [27]
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