First 33 Females To Enter College
Shown with college numbers.
| # | Name | # | Name | # | Name | # | Name | # | Name | # | Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| G0055 | Valerie Keyes | 14481 | Doctor Linda Newton | 14423 | Captain (Ret'd) Elizabeth E Caswell (Dyson) | 14484 | Jacquie Pothier | 14390 | Captain (Ret'd) Kathryn A Armstrong | 14397 | Chris Best |
| 14433 | Debbie Fowler | 14396 | Captain Kathleen Beeman | 14512 | Cheryl de Bellefeuille | 14451 | Captain Theresa Towns (Hutchings) | 14467 | Captain Jo-Anne MacIsaac | 14478 | Theresa Murphy |
| 14448 | Rebecca Horne | 14400 | Sylvie Bonneau | 14504 | Captain Brigitte Vachon | 14412 | Helen Davies | 14491 | Colonel Karen Ritchie | 14444 | Captain (Ret'd) Dorothy Hector |
| 14487 | Sue Raby | 14510 | Sue Wigg | 14479 | Sue Nadarozny | 14460 | Lorraine Kuzyk | 14402 | Charmaine Bulger | 14501 | Marie Thomson |
| 14443 | Major (ret'd) Kathryn Moore (Haunts) | 14508 | Captain (ret'd) Sheila Cornelisse (Walters) | 14418 | Marnie Dunsmore | 14477 | Brigitte Muehlgassner | 14411 | Ann David | 14394 | Laura Beare |
| 14407 | Captain (ret'd) Marie-Pier Clarke (Cloutier) | 14419 | Johanne Durand | 14507 | Julia Walsh |
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