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Mary Anne G.--It ' s ust out of this wobldl Ron K.--It ' s for the fish that wishl Allan M.--If only I didn’t have to gol Jack R.--It’s okay for kids, but who likes goats? Cathy W.--If, at first you don ' t succeed, quit while you ' re aheadl David K.--It stinksl John L.--It ' s okay, but History gets- me do ' wnl Albert P.--I feel as if I ' m never going to get outl Rita D.--It ' s lousyl Alan T.--It ' s a challenge for the dimwit. Ron L.--It reminds r.e of an old Model T , with a crank in the front. Dorothy G.--X dig it the most, but bury it while you ' re at it I Gail B.--T‘hey make us work like little beavers. Hugh 0.--If you can ' t say it, you can spell itl Carolyn J.--It ' ll do until something else comes along. Kyself--! refuse to answer on the grounds that it might incriminate mel 9E Left to Right BACK ROW: George Drew, Dun Bulley, Ed Gerard, Gary Brown, Peter Bardoel, Fred Green, Gary Amonite, Larry Pestik, Bruce Curtis, Fred O ' Halloran, Gary Walson. MIDDLE ROW: Bill Vicary, Pat Renaud, Gail McCallum, Joan Van Lith Elaine Hutson, Mr. Clifford, June Caza, Judy Ward, Sharon Cline . Elaine Ross, Paul Dawson. FRONT ROW: Pat Langis, Pat Clifford, Velma Audette, Karen Shepley, Marion Baldwin Gail Shepley, Judy Denison, Gail O ' Neil, Karen Shepley, Carol Trimble. OUR HOME ROOM TEACHHR Our home room teacher is very nice, Almost each day we have him twice: Once in the morning in our home room, And once in thirty-two, just before noon. Then into our heads he tries to pound, Business Practice the whole period ' round, Trying to teach us ' bout mortgage, insurance, ' n such; It ' s plain to see we haven ' t learned much. Our home room teacher once did say That he had seen a flying saucer one day. It was orange, he said, with a flame out back, . na when .jet planes appeared it was gone like that. Our home room teacher, you ' re sure to Ignow But just in case I won ' t let it go, Our home room teacher, it ' s plain to see Is Mr. Clifford of 9C. Kathleen Thomas
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is for-Don Robert, called, Robert: He is always in the teacher ' s hair, is for Carol Shura Who much homework endures, is for Verna Smith: She might make it IF... is for Philip Stotts: A crave for mischief he ' s got. is also for Louis linger. school work he ' s a ringer, for Gloria Talbot: French she does a lot. for Bill Teskey: class he ' s quite pesky, for George Tullet, . . good student, thou£h it ' s hard to tell At is At is In is A it W is for Judy Vetor: No one dresses neater, is for Barbara Wright: Her voice is very light. By Gary Taylor 9C 9D Le: t to Right BACK ROW: Michael Greenaway, Alan Teskey, Jack R °kerts, Albert Piper, Kenny McCarthy, Bob Knight, Ron Larocque, Hugh 0 Neil. MIDDLE ROW: Paul Chauvin, Allan MacRae, Bob Armstrong, Caroline Maglovsky, Rita Demers, Mr. Meuser (teacher), Jean Smith, Carol Hall, Ron Kettle, John Lyons, David Kaake. FRONT ROW: Carolyn Jones, Kenlyn Lapain, Maryanne Grondin, fflthv Wallace Kathy Tapping, Elizabeth Laliberte, Donna , SrUht sSde?, Aharon Bellaire, Shirley Johnston, Isaoelle Dame, Gail Baker. Absent: Dorothy Greaves. qn»R— INTERPRETATION OF SCHOOL 11 Mike G.-It ' s a good place to learn something If yon want to, but who wants to? . , Shirley J.—Too bad Cliffy doesn ' t like Elvist Kenlyn L«--Back to cell 221 Kathie S.--It ' s O.K. if you can stand the pressure. Sharon B.--I like it. Isabelle D.--Noon hours are all right. Carol E. --It ' s real gonel , PT. PS i e v Kathy T.--Mr. Clifford puts me in mind of Elvis Pre y. Caroline M.—If you only knew! Bob K.—It ' s for the birds I u™„ rtT .lri Bob A.--Mr. Meuser gives us too Ind figures! Elizabeth L.— Mr. Furgal knows his facts and figures Jean S.—We ' re in the jail-house nowl Paul c.— I ' ll never telll
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