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Linda Attree — Linda ' s the girl who always gets the right answers in Physics. She wants to go to Vancouver next year, either to look at the scenery or in pur¬ suit of a career? Ron Banister — Ronnie is one of Room 7’s fav¬ orite students. Always on time for school. Ron can be seen getting his coffee at the Irish Inn to start the day right. Andy Birch — Nice car, Andy? Usually seen be¬ fore classes checking the scenery with his Brothers. A famous Bull¬ dog, Andy also wants to be a member of the varsity basketball team. Aleda Breum — Room 7 is only one of Aleda ' s presidential charges. Likes foreign ideas — especially men and food. Noted for her out¬ bursts in chemistry and out-going personality. Allen Campbell — Rm. 7 ' s nomination for world champion chalk thrower. Favorite ex¬ pression: Shut up, Rogan. Ambition: Agri¬ culture at U of M. Virginia Carter — Room 7 ' s cute secretary can be seen keeping track of the traffic or giving her lusty rendition of O ' Canada. Next year we will find Ginn with patients at the General Hospital. Jill Dalay — Doesn ' t always wear roller skates; just on week¬ ends. Can often be seen translating French at sixty miles an hour (if she can be seen at all!) Judy Frederick — Judy is one of the quieter members of Rm. 7. Wherever she goes, so goes her winning smile. Noted for her knowl¬ edge of French and her huge handwriting. Judy is sure to be a success in her chosen profession. Dave Friesen — This quiet gentle lad is new to us this year. Can often be seen trying to skate at the arena. Am¬ bition: to get the hearse started on a cold day. Bob Flolbrow — Tall, blonde, and handsome can be seen talking in all the free knowledge. Avid supporter of Secret Sam Fan Club. Likes drawing train tracks. Dianne Fiorne — Di ' s in¬ terests are varied. This young Miss can often be found knocking down pins at the Park Alleys. She hopes to make a great wife for some handsome intern. Good Luck Di! Val Jackson — She ' s not the quiet girl in Rm. 7, but we tolerate her. She and her red-haired partner are often seen bobbing out of the room in search of — Water. Bob Jones — Rm. 7 ' s answer to Ernie Richard¬ son and Albert Ein¬ stein. Claims his blue only has 21,452.6 miles, on it. Barrie Letters — Barrie is Rm. 7 ' s mad artist. A prominent member of the gleesome three¬ some he can be found with John Allen. David Maxwell — One of the more studious boys in the room as noticed by Mr. Berger. Constantly getting into trouble just by being good. Carol McQuesten — Our happy social rep. is for¬ ever trying to sell peo¬ ple dance tickets. She may be seen taking part in Fine Arts at C.H.S.? Dorothy Moffett — Dorothy is room 7 ' s avid talker who’s good at getting others into trouble. Noted for her sense of humor. Next year will find her burn¬ ing food at the Home Ec. building. PAGE 14
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Larry Mundy — Larry is Rm. 7 ' s avid curler. When he isn ' t curling he can be found look¬ ing for his long lost briefcase. Ambition: to pass grade 12 with a 90 % average. Motoko Nishikawa — Rm. 7 ' s petite Japanese import frustrates every¬ one with her V.G. atti¬ tudes in all subjects. Bribe the teacher Moko? Everyone ' s friend, Mo¬ toko plans to take nurs¬ ing at U. of M. Good Luck Moko Moko! Judy Papson — Room 7’s only true blonde. Staunch supporter of Scurfield House. Blondes do have more fun, eh Judy? George Tucker — George claims that his voice has changed since last year. An avid curler who is always getting bruised by Friesen. Dave Wilkes — Just loves driving around in his mother’s ’64 Chevy without insurance. When not bombing around in that, can be seen flying down the street in Woody ' s Merc. Ron Nice — This NICE guy is one of those fortunates who doesn’t have to struggle with an extra language. Ron has captivated the hearts of many female admirers. Ambition: to get into R m. 7 before 8:58. Grant Olesen — When not strumming upon his guitar, Grant may be seen driving around in Filly ' s Black Bomb. Carolynne Rogan — Nice laugh, Rogan!” Future champion figure skater, she practices faithfully. Carolynne is usually found eating apricot tarts in the lunch room. Ambition: Pass her Gold and grade 1 2 in the same year. Philip Wake — Phil can be seen either bombing around on his cycle or in a certain red car. Phil was the star?” kicker of the Bulldogs. Ambition: to abolish school on Monday morn¬ ing. Dale Wilkie — Dale liked Churchill so well that he had to come back again. He can be found protecting!?) the weaker sex of room 7, blocking the door to the room, or providing a good laugh for all. Has a great sense of humor. Kathy Nicholson — This prim young lady can be heard if not seen. Her voice resounds through¬ out the room, with gay laughter. Jim Paisley — James is our English genius who hands his work in on time. Another avid paper plane maker, Jim competes with David in this field. John Rowes — John seems to be a prominent member of the home¬ work club during French. Could it be that every¬ day is Friday? An early grad . Bill Walsh — Bill claims to be a fine curler and can usually be seen at the Ft. Rouge Ice House. Ambition: Be 9 up com¬ ing home. Andy Woodhall — Rm. 7’s charming, handsome, gentleman. Just ask him! At the beginning of the week he comes fully prepared — for what? WOULD YOU BELIEVE . . . PAGE 15
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