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Ruth Bateman Commercial Course Marmora, Ontario Hare House, 1953-54 Ruth was one of the seniors who had completed her 5th form. She was an industrious student whose numerous letters aroused the curiosity of the seniors. Next year she ' ll be sitting on the boss ' knee, we think. Pet Aversion: Commercial. Pet Saying: Love a duck. Margaret Cameron Commercial Course Iroquois Falls, Ontario Maxwell House, 1951-54 As president of the choir and secretary of the yearbook Mag has contributed much to their success. She has a marvellous voice and was game to help out in all our social events. The Conservatory is for Mag next year. Pet Aversion: Limburger cheese. Pet Saying: Oh, was I ever embarrassed! Gwen Jones General Course Whitby, Ontario Farewell House, 1953-54 Jonesy brought us all the humorous Whitby gos- sip. Besides that daily job, she trudged all over town looking for advertising for the yearbook. Next year she ' ll be found around either Ryerson or a Peter- borough hospital. Pet Aversion: School. Pet Saying: Hi, kids! Avis Lackey General Course Ottawa, Ontario Hare House, 1953-54 Avis is from Ottawa and her course was very heavy. As secretary of the Students ' Council she worked hard and her contribution to our Holly Hop helped to make it a general success. She hopes to train at Kingston General next fall. Pet Aversion: Men who play the piano. Pet Saying: Steph, how do you like my hair? Elaine Miller Music Course Saltcoats, Sask. Maxwell House, 1953-54 Elaine was the only senior from the Golden West. She had her senior matric and was busy get- ting her A.R.C.T. Besides this, she was vice- president of the senior class. Next year Elaine will join Mag and Marilyn in Toronto. Pet Aversion: Doors that don ' t shut. Pet Saying: Holy cow, is that right! -30-
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Ann Pawliw General Course Gatineau, Quebec Farewell House, 1951-54 A 5 ft. 3 bundle of brains is our Little Moose . Ann calls the Ottawa Valley her home. She was a fine president of the senior class. Ann plans to finish her education at Carleton or Lisgar Collegiate. Best of luck to her! Pet Aversion: Botany stools. Pet Saying: Where is Big Moose? Ruth Piske Commercial Course Bogota, Colombia Farewell House, 1952-54 The ' yearbook typist first came to O.L.C. in 1952. Ruth was the vice-president of our Students ' Council this year and did a wonderful piece of work. She plans to live in Canada. She has done her best to make South American girls welcome. Pet Aversion: Blind dates. Pet Saying: I think that ' s awful. Marilyn Reader Music Course Corner Brook, Nfld. Maxwell House, 1951-54 For the next three years Marilyn will be study- ing voice at the Conservatory in Toronto. As S.C.M. president she did a wonderful job. Among her many duties Marilyn was president of the Okticlos and a valuable member of the choir. Pet Aversion: Squeaky beds. Pet Saying: La de dah. r Jean Robertson General Course Toronto, Ontario Maxwell House, 1953-54 Jean was in various activities around the school. She was librarian of the choir, literary editor of the yearbook and member of the Okticlos and Drama Club. Next year she hopes to take journalism at Western. Pet Aversion: Work. Pet Saying: Oh, I couldn ' t care less. Stephanie Rourke General Course Kent, Conn. Farewel I House, 1951 -54 The glamour girl of the class was Steph. As Captain of Farewell, she did a marvellous job. She also played on the senior basketball team. Steph ' s future is indefinite, but we think that she ' ll marry a mi I lionaire. Pet Aversion: Work. Pet Saying: I smell food. -31-
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