Trafalgar School - Echoes Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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R. K. St-ance, anyone? M. J. 11. Tiicic ' s ;i ilcliiiili- (littVn iii c in Dclscy. W . H. Playgirl ' 51. B. H. Not Harvard — Yale. N. H. Our head girl — visions of future glory. M. Uor. I ' m a little teapot, short and stout. M. P. And there eanie a blinding light. M. Dav. Off to the grad. D. M. A spoonful of sugar. H. C. Aw, you shouldna ' oughta. D. D. This one ' s open for suggestions. P. D. Hi, Handsome. S. S. You have a had mark. A. M. Why don ' t you eome up and see me some time? J. J. Uuh! [21]

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LEIGH MacKENZIE SMITH, Snoopy , 1962-1966 Donald House When no doctor ' s availahlr, call in a well-known apple. Aiiil)ition: College. I ' rohahle destiny: College on a football seholarsliip. Favourite expression: Could be tense!! Pet possession: Ski instructor ' s job. I ' et aversion : The Team . Prototype: A retarded feather. Theme song: Scotch and Soda Activities: House Head, Senior Gymnastics Club, Ski team. LENORE SUSAN STAFFORD, Lee , 1964-1966 Fairley House Don ' t drive the teachers to their graves; the walk will do them good. Aml)ition: College. Probable destinv: Some things take a little time; impossible things take longer. Prototype: The unteachable. (]laim to fame: That seat in the back corner. Pastime: Knowlton. I ' et possession: Thumper. Favourite expression: T.G.I.F. Theme song: Did you ever have to make up your mind? DO YOU REMEMBER — ARTS VI — the thoughts for the clay ? — the glass eyeball fad? — the day Hilary wasn ' t particularly interested in Math? — Jenny ' s drawl? — ' ' Who ' s on Pound? — the day Martha Dorion blasphemed? — Zelda? — Pre-e-fects, that was the second bell ? — Madeleine ' s banquets? — the Kick out of Class Craze ? — the day no one giggled in . . .? — historic sarcasm? — the day the hymn player was on time? — You ' re in Sixth Form now . . . ? [20]

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AWARDS 1965 THE TRAFALGAR CUP awarded to the most public-spirited of the senior lirls, who at the same time has maintained a high standard of conduct and has shown devotion to work, was awarded to Vanessa Morgan. THE FORSYTH CUP awarded to tlie senior girl who has made the most of her opportunities, showing herself friendly and helpful to all, was awarded to Maria Lubecki. THE FAIRLEY PRIZE was awarded for public spirit, loyalty, and contri- butions to the life of the School, to Heather Marshall. THE GUMMING PRIZE was awarded for a high standard of conduct and loyalty to Renee Morganti. Inter-House Awards THE SHIELD for the greatest number of points during the year was won by Ross House. THE WALKER CUP for the Inter-House Competition was won by Ross House. THE SPELLING CUP was won by Ross House. THE LUCILE ROBERT CUI awarded to the girl below Form I who contributes the greatest number of points to her House, was won by Jean Macleod of Ross House. Academic Prizes Awarded to the Sixth Form Heather Marshall — General Proficiency, Mathematics, Physics, Latin Elizabeth Trueman — General Proficiency. French, Spanish, Mathematics, Latin Eleanor Nicholls — General Proficiency, French, Mathematics, Latin Beverley Swift — General Proficiencv, French, Latin Renee Morganti — General Proficiency, French, Latin Vanessa Morgan — French, Chemistry Catherine Halpenny — Latin Elisabeth B ardt — Art The Bryan Prize Presented by TOGA for creative writing to Nancy Hughes. Prizes for Literary Contributions to Echoes First — Nancy Hughes Second — Renee Morganti Third — Wendy Hilchey [22]