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Dryden House (Lakehead University)

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Dryden House was a group at Lakehead University.[1]

1999, Lakehead University Residence Yearbook

A hand-drawn illustration welcoming people to Dryden House, featuring a list of names and a reference to a Spirit of the West concert at The Outpost.[1]

The Lakehead University Residence Yearbook names 52 people for this group: Mandy (as printed); Lisa (as printed); Saif (as printed); T.J. (as printed); Heather (as printed); Maggie (as printed); Rob (as printed); Cheryl (as printed); Gloria (as printed); Andrew (as printed); Vicki (as printed); Jessie (as printed); Marianne (as printed); Eline (as printed); Amanda (as printed); Jacklyn (as printed); Adrienne (as printed); Jaime (as printed); Jeff (as printed); Brent (as printed); Adam (as printed); Stacey (as printed); Nikki (as printed); Jackson (as printed); Danielle (as printed); Mike (as printed); Pam (as printed); Holly (as printed); Ben (as printed); Brian (as printed); Noel (as printed); Alicia (as printed); Annemarie (as printed); Moira (as printed); Ryan (as printed); Nancy (as printed); Tanyss (as printed); Henri (as printed); Natalie (as printed); Jenn (as printed); Leslie (as printed); Susan (as printed); Bill (as printed); Sean (as printed); Jenny (as printed); Dan (as printed); Kim (as printed).

2000, Lakehead University Residence Yearbook

A collage of photos showing students from Dryden House participating in Shinerama fundraising activities in September. Residents of Dryden House participated in Shinerama fundraising activities, including dressing in costumes and performing music on Red River Road.[2]

The Lakehead University Residence Yearbook names 4 people for this group: Heidi (as printed); Nat (as printed); Alicia (as printed); Kaila (as printed).


References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Lakehead University Residence Yearbook (1999), p. 59. Internet Archive.
  2. ↑ Lakehead University Residence Yearbook (2000), p. 26. Internet Archive.