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John Plater
chuckling over the nonsense he
witnesses in English ~~laa.5
Glenn Raymer
discussing the price of bread with Ann Louise
thinking up excuses for not doing his English wr~t~ng assignments.
playing in Stayner's hockey team and band•
bowling, dancing, and skating
with Gordie
watching Dragnet and collecting
, the. "facts" for hi s writing assignments.
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Gail Scott
trying to look as if she is learning something without being t.oo conspicuous ;
Eruce Shuttleworth
dreaming of 'Armenia'
Sheila Soulsby
relating all her skiing experiences
and hoping for snow ,.., r~ .. .
Pearson Spellman
collecting detentions and truancy cards
Patt~:'Spr6ule '
leaning up against her locker talking to Hugh
Pat Tymchuk
gigg'ling a'na tiying to reSch 'the
'top. ,she-lf 'of hBI' locker
Jean Vancise
being quite unlike the' majority
:ha-vlng, those 'skiing experiences
writing up..travel :t;olders for 'stayner's Chamber of Commerce
continuing those conversations with Hugh
..,", , feeding r.abbits
playing the .pi~fno at afternoon teas
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trying to decide on her future profession
taki,ng long weekends, (perhaps he has an' out~of-date calendar)
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pro~t,1.sj.ng some of those dizzy sC(lles
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..of t h'e: forni--i. e. quiet
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~ose Varty
trying to think of something to
write in the Gleaner about her classmates without being charged with libel
Charles Wagner
try.ing to convin ce everyone that ,he is''~nexeei1eiit,bi!)\ilk';;.ke.g,p,cr '
Doug W~rti.tai:d '" 'r:'('... OJ - ~ " ~, bringing honours to X1l.iA'},i1.:.ilth~his
work on the 'ivories'
Geil Weir
testing bunsen burners in ~~tllailtiJry
trying to grow baokthe hair she bW;ns ~ff while testing the bunsen '1. bu~ers i n chci-..J.stry "
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