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THIS WE ' D LI HE TO SET Hr. Soteros and Mr. Masterson driving 1957 Cadillacs. Mr. Findlay without his smile. Miss Read not giving detentions. Miss Latimer not saying Put those pencils downl Miss Brown without her whistle. Mrs. Foster setting an easy paper. Mrs. O ' Neil saying Forget you owe me money for books due. It ' s on me this week. IOC Left t Rl ht : i BACK ROW: Tohn Malott, Arnold Stiers, Lawrence Trepanier, Clifford Kooelsky, David Pinnegar, Joel Westlake, Bruce Bruner, Donald O ' Neil, Robert Walker, Ronald Simpson, Bill Jackson. MIDDLE ROW: Diane Pettypiece, Mary Johnston, Marie Laloie, Audrey Sidr. ll, Marie Want, Mr. Furgal, Naomi Colenutt, Linda Shepley, Judy Malcolm, Maureen Lyons. FRO’T ROW: Carolyn Milne, Christine Gagnon, Carole Shepley, Carol Lawler, Barbara 3uhler, Daisy Cook, Alice Reid, Mary Gilbert, Lizzie Andkilde, Carol Ann Gignac, Antoinette Gagnon. IOC Diane and Nancy were discussing recent operations. Nancy: I ' ve had a tonsilectomy. Diane: I haven ' t had a tonsilectomy but I have had my tonsils out. Mr. Scott: Judy, what is the capital of Holland? Judy: Denmark. While talking about signing T. 3. cards, the following was stated: Bob: I haven ' t got my T. 3. card sigred and it ' s overdue. John: Why don ' t you forge it? Bob: w, geel I can ' t forge. My Mom writes funny. Mr. Scott was asking a series of questions in geography class. Mr. Scott: What usually follows an early spring? Marie L.: An early summer. Mis-spelled Words in IOC bulbs— blubs skating - skatting FAVORITE SAYINGS : Alice: HeyI dio Mary come today Mary G.: Turn around, Alice. Carol Ann: Where ' s Charlie? Maureen: Hi, there! Roger: Wouldn ' t that rot your socks! Linda: Shicken feathers! Christine: That French exam was easy. Carol L.: HeyJ There ' s Squirrely! Lizzie: I don ' t know.
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nancy: Where ' s Diane? Diane: Oh., there ' s Larry] Lawrence ' : Rubbish] Barbara: Well, how about that? Naomi- As if --- .ary J. s oly toot] You ' ll get yours one ot ' ' these davs Carolynn: Viy goodness] • Joel; Did we have any homework last night? . ' arie L. : I don ' t think so. Arnold: Where ' s Lawrence ' . ' ( ? ? ? ? ) Suzanne: OhI No. Audrey: Fobby Dick. Judy II. : Did you get that 7?ath. homework? Judy S.: Heavens above. ' Carole S.: Where ' s Marie L.? Bernadette: I didn ' t do it. Clifford: What are you doin ? Don: How about that? Daisy: Wouldn ' t that frost you. ' Marie U.: Oh, yehj Antoinette: Geei -ob: What question are we on? Bruce: Who? John: I didn ' t hear the question. Ron; Oh] 10D Left to Right b nT.D: Xaren Campbeil, Rose Kennette, Audrey Vincent, Jane V , “ e J julie anckaert, Marion Grondin, Geraldine Boose, Carol Asax ord. STANDING: Patrick Delmore, Jim Bills, David Brush, Richard Wirch, Robert Banwell, Richard 01 ver, Fa 1 . R. Battagello, Jim najki, Albert ITudak, Gary acey, Nichael Heseltine, Audolphus Armstrong, David Agnew, Jerry Eol. KISSING: Jerry Robinson, Linda Sweet, Jesse Christiansen, Vladimir Balca. 10D What 10D Purlls Have Been Heard To Say Marion Grondin- nothing (highly developed sign language). Gary acey- Anybody do his French homework? p at Delmore- (last period) but we have-to go to gym. Sir. Richard Oliver- That ' s right, Walter, Kar-i-lyn- Mun-roe. ' ins ton Armstrong- BangJ Bang] Got you. ' Linda Sweet- Pat, give me that lipstick. ' ;
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