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Dryden (Lakehead University)

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Dryden was a group at Lakehead University.[1]

1999, Lakehead University Residence Yearbook

Residence house leadership for Dryden. Winners of Ultimate Frisbee.[1]

The Lakehead University Residence Yearbook names 2 people for this group: Holly McCallum; Heather Harpell.

Officers and advisers named: Holly McCallum (RA); Heather Harpell (HP).

2000, Lakehead University Residence Yearbook

Residence house or section leadership. A large group of students from Dryden house posing in front of a 'Destroyers!!!' sign.[2]

The Lakehead University Residence Yearbook names 11 people for this group: Jeremy Salter; Erin Sanders; Ton Ton; Jeff (as printed); Erika (as printed); Harris (as printed); Ian (as printed); John (as printed); Ange (as printed); Nat (as printed).

Officers and advisers named: Jeremy Salter (R.A.); Erin Sanders (H.P.).

  • Froshweek Festivities: Students from one residence house participate in various orientation week events, including building a human pyramid for the mini-Olympics and holding an outdoor musical jam session.[3]
  • Dryden Social Life: Residents of a house are pictured enjoying various social activities including a birthday celebration at a restaurant, playing musical instruments, and spending time together outdoors and indoors.[4]


2001, Lakehead University Residence Yearbook

A residence house or section. A group of students from Dryden house gathered around a picnic table outside their residence building.[5]

The Lakehead University Residence Yearbook names 2 people for this group: Mandi Hardy; Tanya Yawnie.

Officers and advisers named: Mandi Hardy (R.A.); Tanya Yawnie (H.P.).


References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Lakehead University Residence Yearbook (1999), scan page 1. Internet Archive.
  2. ↑ Lakehead University Residence Yearbook (2000), p. 12. Internet Archive.
  3. ↑ Lakehead University Residence Yearbook (2000), p. 69. Internet Archive.
  4. ↑ Lakehead University Residence Yearbook (2000), p. 78. Internet Archive.
  5. ↑ Lakehead University Residence Yearbook (2001), p. 11. Internet Archive.