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Margaret Currie
lookiriga's'-bo:rw-8·51 possible,or going -·into' "h-y'ste'ric.s in English
Ray Dawner .j , ' \ telling jokes
He+en Elliot
getting the hic~ups at the most
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Kathryn Gordon
being terribl'yunhappy on Mondays arid'-entirely too happy on Fridays
Shirley Ha11
trying to keep as calm as usual under the influence :-Cifher more daffy classmates
Bi;J..l Hawkins
. proclaiming how uncomfortable he is
in society because of his extreme intelligence
Claire Hawkins
talking to herself in '..~&'.k-kCi.:p1ng
Rick ·Hurst
reading important h1ntorical documents about which he forgets the next day
Joyce Lowrey
trying to aVtlid Mr. MU'IT~Y'S 'explosions in ghsraht17
Linda Morby
giggling'with Pat and- dG1D~'l.the previous night's homework
Eva Nisula
playing basketbal'l gnd trying to learn something in spite of· the Tabble of <11 A.'
M9rie Parkinson
writing to Gary in class
getting snowed.·in
thinking up those "f.:r~ jokes trying to see how quickly
she can spend her pa~ cheque
learning 'how to be a mechanic
keeping Woolworth's running
smoothly
cat~_hing _hears in Maple Valley and Creemore
spinning records and getting stuck on country roa ds
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dreaming of being a jazz artist
helping Shirley keep Wool- worth's in good order
trying to skate and bowl sitting down
writing to Waterloo
not doing homework
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