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JUDITH PATERSON HILKER, Judy , 1964-1966 Barclay House All the world ' s a stage. Ambition : Stage manager. Favourite expression : Sorry about that, chief. Pastime: Telling jokes in English class. Pet aversion: MJ ' s pinis and corny jokes. Can you imagine: Judy on the I(asketl all team? Pet possession: Her Worp. Prototype: Kate Reid. Activities : Assistant Editor of Echoes , Drama Club. ROSILYN MARY KING, Sunshine , 1964-1966 Ross House Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your homework. Ambition: Windham College. Probable destiny: Arm wrestling champ. Prototype: Lion. Pet possession: Roy the Froy (portable psychiatrist). j Theme song: Oh God, it ' s Monday! Asset: Her roar. Favourite expression: Come on, gang! Activities : Prefect, House Head, School Red Cross Representative, Form President, Drama Club, Hymn bungler. JANICE EILEEN MACK, Jan , 1961-1966 Donald House When I ' m right, no one remembers ; When I ' m ivrong, no one forgets. Ambition : A variety of things. Probable destiny: Wrong again! Pastime: Listening to Linda complain. Pet aversion: Tests and boring classes. Can you imagine: Janice not having at least one argument a day with Jenny? Pet possession: Her gigantic collie et Monsieur Pierre Snoopie! Favourite expression: Linda, what do we have for homework? Activities: Special Choir. DIANE MADILL, Do , 1961-1966 Ross House People in glass houses — shouldn ' t. Ambition: Nursing. Prototype: Little old lady from Pasadena. Asset: Sarcasm. Pet aversion: Opening Pound. Pet possession: Head skis. Favourite expression: Alls I can say right now is... Theme song: Spanish Eyes. Activities: Prefect, House Red Cross Representative, Dance Committee, Second Basketball Team, Tennis Team, Special Choir. [17]
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CAROLE ELLEN FOLEY Ferocious , 1965-1966 Barclay House ' ' When Vm not near thr one I love, I love the one I ' m near. Vinliition : I ' rivatc Secretary and Social Director. I ' roliahle destiny: Being social. Favourite expression: I kid yon not. Pet possession: Skis and golf clubs. Pet aversion: Prefects who tell her to take off her ring. Theme song: Rescue Me. (Ian you imagine: (larole with short, curly hair? Activities: Form Vice-President, Special Choir. MARILYN FORBE.S, Festes , 1962-1966 Fairley House ' ' Good girls should love their brothers, — But I so good have grown. That I love other brothers Far better than my oivn. Ainhiliiin : I ' liysiollierapist. Proliahic destiny: Taking the wrinkles out of prunes. Pastime: Talking to ( hris during English class. Pet possession: Fuggie. Pet aversion: Trafalgar lunches. Tlieme song: The Sweetheart Tree. (Ian yon imagine: Marilyn with a tunic less than 9 4 inches aliovc her knees? Activities: Form (iym Captain, First Basketball Team, Swimming Instruct or, Sixth Form Gym Club. LESLIE J. HAMILTON, Les , 1963-1966 Donald House Keep smiling, it makes everyone else wonder what yoii are up to. And)ition : Biochemistry. Probable destiny: Custodian of Trafalgar Lab. Pastime: Writing names everywhere. Theme song: Fve got to get out of this place. Favourite expression: Spell ' it LESLIE not EY. Can you imagine: Les, not flipped over a certain someone? Pet possession: A certain button. Pet aversion: Ste. Hyacinthe, P.Q. BARBARA JOAN HICKEY, Bobbi , 1965-1966 Donald House came, I saw, and notv Vm leaving! Aird)ition: Advertising. Probable destiny: Owning a washing machine that ' s ten feet tall. Favourite expression: Get serious! Pet aversion: People who study when she doesn ' t. Prototype: Miss Hodgson. Pet possession: Suit ' ases. Theme song: I gotta get out of this place . . . Activities: Fencing. [16]
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DIANNE MALONEY, Diler 1961-1966 CuMMiiNG House It ' s not what a girl knows that worries her parents, but how she found out. Aml)ition: Sir (jeorge Williams. I ' lolialile destiny: Sr. VI. I ' lototype : Pink I ' antlicr (hie!). I ' pt possession: Her mouthful of silver hardware, riieme sonp;: Love is a Many-splendoiired Thing I ' et aversion: THAT PERSON who thinks Six Formers are Fort Knox. Activities: First haskethall team, Vaidting Cluh, Special (ihoir. Drama Club, Swinnning Instructor. CHRISTINE MANSOUR, Tina ' ' Chris , 1963-1966 Fairley House Between two evils, I always try the one I ' ve never tried before. Amiiilion: Fashion designer. Prohahle destiny: Talking over her ambition with J.E.H. Favoniite expression: Funniest d — thing! Asset: That laugh! Pastime: Talking to Marilyn during English class. (!an you imagine: Chris on time for prayers? Claim to fame: Her natural jet black liair. Activities: Sixth Form Gym (JIub. ANDREA MASON, Andy , 1962-1966 Barclay House Happy-go-lucky and full of fun. She brightens our room like a ray of sun. And)ition: Nursing, and producing a family. Probable destiny: Doing just that. (Andy always gets what she wants! ) Pet aversion: Grouchy people. Asset: That LAUGH, it ' s contagious. Can you imagine: Andy silent? Pastime: Eating yogourt. Theme song: Sorrow Activities: Prefect, Eaton ' s Junior Council Representative, Dance Committee, Tennis team, Vaulting Club, Form Games Lieutenant. ALICIA MASSIVE, Allie , 1965-1966 Barclay House There ' s a time and a place ior everything . Amliition: Model and fashion designer. Probable destiny: Charles ' wife. Pastime: Driving an Austin Healey. I ' et possession: Charles. Pet aversion: Sneaks like Ilughie C. Theme song: Satisfaction Can you imagine: Allie without Charles? Activities: All indoor amusements . . . 18
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