Trafalgar School - Echoes Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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DONALD HOUSE Front: Maur» ' eii Miilviliill, Alice kliiikhoff, Lesly Benditsky, Janet Shaffran, Elizabeth Williams, Suzanne Sloan, (Christine McShane, Joanne Bird. 2nd: Pain Bcaven, Susan Laschinger, I ' at Barnard V Rep., Hilary (Chalmers Head, Miss Clegji, Leigh Smith Head, Jenny Macfarlane Red Cross Rep., Janet Alsop, Beverley (jole, Pat Harding. 3rd: Janice Mack, Tina Cuke, Suzanne de Voy, Barl) Busing, Barh Tahah, (lonnie von Colditz, Susan Nadeau, Heather Winters, Janet Johnston, Pam Kitching. Back: Amialielle Moore, Penny Munro, Susan Marshall, Heather Rohinson, Barbara Hickey, Leslie Hamilton, Dodi Blaylock, Carol Escobar, Birgitte Scheel, Joan Hannan. Absent: Debbie Saylor, Lee Martin, Sally Moore. 1 Ci FAIRLEY HOUSE Front: Silva Kohn, Vicky (Brandon, Mary Tsikouras, Lina Pizzolongo, Jacalyn Clabon, Sandra Birkens, Sliirley Laskier, Jessie Fiske. 2nd: Penny Parker, Patricia Lowe, Sue Henry V Rep., Nancy Hughes Head, Mrs. Doupe, Barbie Hanson Head, Mary Hilty Red Cross Rep., Galina (rrigorova, Etsidto Takeda. :ird: Nicole Hainault, Barbara Needham, Debbie Williams, Margie Vox, Patti Ross, Marlaine Lawrence, Vicky Odell, Anne-Marie Milner, Medini Palekar, Nanci Trenholnie, Patty Shepherd, Tina Mansour, Joanne St. Jean. Back: Arlene Ferguson, Noranne White, Marilyn Forbes, (Carole Robitaille, Maureen Jazzar, Lee Stafford, Jennifer Hanley, Linda Farthing, Linda White. Anne Marie Vack, Michele Carpenter. Absent: Dawn Macaskill, Anne Nicholls. [24]

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BARCLAY HOUSE Front: Vicki Milnes, Rosemary Barrow, Judy Hilker, Elise Doiiville, Joy Jotchaiii, Lynn Kiraly, Cynthia Miller, Candy Jotchani. 2nd: Josephine Lightfoot, Hanna Deiitschenschniied, Ann Roberts, Brenda Wilson V Rep., Miss Stansfield, Mary Jane Henderson Head, Mary Kelsey Red Cross Rep., Gay MeDougall, Bella Marrazza. 3rd: Kathy Sthnezler, Lyn Pare, Elizabeth Henderson, Naney Draper, Andrea Mason, Barl)ara Brook, Andrea Whittaker, Bonnie Cariiell, Carole Foley, Joanne Diltz. Back: Alicia Massive, Barbara Eraser, Alice Garland, Christie Lorimer, Susan Hajaly, Donne Kozel, Candy Newton, Elaine Caplan, Adele James, Diana Dopking. Absent: Jane Curwood Head, Sally Dopking, Jane Weddle. GUMMING HOUSE Front: Pauli Donnelly, Andrea Morgan, Jessie Gedeon, Judy Kneen, Naney Wall, Sheila Fishbourne, Janice Chacra, Nabiha Atallah. 2nd: Debbie Wall, Cathy Jones, Debbie Allen, Lyanne Turcotte Red Cross Rep., Mrs. Wait, Patsy Donnelly Head, Carol McDermid V Rep., Janet Onions, Raymonde Morgan, Lynda ( logg. 3rd: Wendy Hilchey, Jill Brooke, Calhy Fyon, Dale Dansereau, Ruth Barrie, Lesley Crawford, Janet Preston, Cathy Tond)s, Mary Ellen Geggie, Anne Boulton, Debbie McRobie. Back: Dawn Hunter, Dianne Maloney, Mary Puddington, Debbie Robb, Donna Jefferson, Ann Pye, Cathy Tait, Carolyn Bush, Candy Fishbomne, Leigli Kenwood, Adrienne Regeczy, Judy Jacobs. Absent: Martha Dorion Head. [23]

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ROSS HOUSE Front: Dapline Clarke, Elizabeth Riibenstein, Karin Katz, Taiiia (irichiiianott, Pippa Hall. Lorraine Shatilla, Margaret McGregor, Sandra Crosl)y. 2nd: Lesley Ball, Heatlier Fasliler, Elisabeth Bardt, Pani Sears V Rep., Mrs. Allen, Rosilyn King Head, Di Madill Red Cross Rep.. Maria Vasilioii, Monique Matza, Jennie Madill. 3rd: Gail Dunbar, Irene Brown, Madeleine Palmer, Lesley Gedye, Diane Etches, Ellen Neniec, Lesley Morris, Lynda Wells, Debbie Gollyer. Veronica Focke, Sally Sockett. Back: Lily Buehler, Judy Warren, Franziska Knips, Debbie Dunkerley, Rosemary Patton, Janet (Chandler, Susan Nixon, Debbie Spaft ' ord. Wendy Fysbe, Pam Tustin, Glenys Allan. Absent: Martha Davidson Head, Jeanie Madeod. THURSDAY— 12:55 P.M. WE saw a bewildered girl enter the classroom and stand near the door, watching the turmoil. Two Sixth Formers, seemingly insane, were pounding tlie teacher ' s desk and haranguing thirty-nine other girls who seemed to be comparing recipes or slandering Prefects. Suddenly, the event was over and we saw her, slightly dazed, heading down the hall to lunch. She had just been to a House Meeting. We took her aside later and tried to explain to her what this institution known as a House was. We told her that the five Houses, named after distinguish- ed former principals or members of the Board of Governors, were originated to encourage girls ' meeting and working with a cross-section of the School, rather than knowing the girls of only one class. We explained that a House is a tight-knit familv which works together in friendly competition with the other Houses. e informed her that House points were to encourage reading, creativitv, good school work and conduct, and competitive spirit, besides doing a good turn by helping the Junior Red Cross. She was a little incredulous when we left her, but she saw what we meant throughout the year. There was a furious time around the House plavs, when every member of the House chipped in to act in or help with the production of a play on the historical theme. There was Spelling Bee time, when her House came last but she cheered madly anyway. There were, of covirse, those frantic Thursday meetings. We spoke to our girl again. She had just made four stuffed hippos and was rushing to hand them in to Miss Maxwell so she would have fifty points and could get a House name tag. We just grinned. Nancy Hughes, Arts VI, Fairley House [25]