Trafalgar School - Echoes Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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IN NONSENSE LAND A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the wisest men. From Form VI. The OS innomination is the foundation of all living beings. From Form V. (a) My father and worker travel quite a bit, and they used to bring me banners of every city they visited. But one Sum- mer I left them in our city house, and the moths ate quite a lot of them, and as I was rather tired of them, I gave them to my brother for his dormitory at boarding school. ' (b) Of what case is Sir Eric Geddes? K. C. B. From Form IV. Pick up cherries by their tails. From Form III A, Lord Atholstan is one of my greatest admirers. From Form 1 1 IB. The soldiers had breakfast and were then divided into two parts. From Form I. The following essay was written after a lesson on King Bruce and the spider ' THE LITTLE BUILDERS Once upon a time there were two little sparrows namei Mr. and Mrs. Martin and one d ay they thought they would build a a nest. Ehey had a nice place in a corner of a window in one of the houses. When the nest was all built, Mrs Martin laid some little eggs Then after all that work when she had got her babies they were taken from her. Then she laid some more, and again they were taken from her, but at last she got some dear little babies. So if at first you don ' t succeed try, try, try again. From Form Upper 1 1 A. Q. What is the name of a four sided figure ? A. A Quadruped. 28