Trafalgar School - Echoes Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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THE PREFECTS Single file! No talking in the halls, please! These are familiar lines, not only to the prefects, but also to the School. After the rosiness of prefect elections, initiations, and the first duties, tlie prefect finds that being a prefect is not quite as rosy as she thought. A prefect has the hard job of setting an example, being fair, keeping as much order as possible in the school, and at the same time keeping up with her studies. It is understandable that, after a day of all this, a prefect is often irritable, snappy, or just depressed, although she tries hard not to be. This year ' s prefects: Dodi Blaylock, Anne Boulton, Lynn Buch- anan, Barb Busing, Sheila Fishbourne, Pippa Hall, Danielle Kraus, Jeanie IVlacleod, Martha Smitli, and Florence Vack kept up a pretty good morale despite the many problems, crises, and hectic moments that arose. It was a pleasure working with them all, and 1 would like to thank them for their efforts and help. Good luck to next year ' s prefects and head girl. Heather McConnell Head Prefect EXCHANGES RECEIVED 1968-69 Alma College, St. Thomas, Ontario. Benenden School, Cranbrook, Kent, England. Bishop ' s College School, Lennoxville, Quebec. Branksome Hall, Toronto, Ontario. Crofton House, Vancouver, B.C. Gordonstoun School, Elgin, Morayshire, Scotland. Havergal College, Toronto. King ' s Hall, Compton, Quebec. Loyola College High School, Montreal. Netherwood, Rothesay, N.B. Norfolk House School, Victoria, B.C. Quebec High School, Quebec. St. Helen ' s School, Dunham, Quebec. St. Margaret ' s College, Christchurch, New Zealand. St. Mildred ' s College, Toronto. Selwyn House, Montreal, Quebec. Strathcona Lodge, Shawnigan Lake, B.C. The Study, Westmount, Quebec. Trinity College School, Port Hope, Ontario. 18

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PHILIPPA GRACE HALL, Pippa , Pepper , Fool , 1962-1969 Ross House My country is the world, and my religion is to do good. Thomas Paine Ambition: To be a doctor and a vet. Probable destiny: Doctr ' n Piggy. Prototype: A bouncy teddy bear. Pet possession: Brenka and her Ski Patrol jacket. Assets: Her talent in everything! Pet peeve: Narrow-minded people. Pastime: Always up to mischief. Activities: Prefect, School Games Captain, House Head, Form Gym Captain, School and Form basketball teams, Swim team, Gym club. Maths and Science club.

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BARCLAY HOUSE Back row: Shelley Johnson, Celia Ross, Susan Solymoss, Helen McCtHI, Judy Bates, Ver- onica Pimenoff, Jackie Warren, Christina Vincelli, Mary Ann Cipriano. 3rd: Ann Roberts, Matilda Baktis, Donna Morton, Sophie Andrews, LesUe Goodson, Johanne Perreault, Erica More, Anne Shaddick, Anne Charest. 2nd: Gay McDougall, Lynn Buchanan, Pam Halpenny (Red Cross Rep.), Nancy Draper (House Head), Heather McConnell (House Head), Marie Gauthier (V Rep.), Susan Pritchard, Donna Cochrane. Front: Chris-Ann Nakis, Susan Ogilvy, Rita Pilgrim, Evelyn Konopko, Susan Charest, Elizabeth Rothgeb. Absent: Hanna Deutschenschmied, Gail Gilbert, Kathie Milnes, Candy Newton. BARCLAY HISTORY ' ' Tende bene et alta pete. Barclay House is one of the original four Houses which began at Traf in 1938. It owes its appellation to The Rev. Dr. Barclay, D.D., Ll.D., who was for many years President of the Board of Governors of Trafalgar School. Dr. Barclay was devoted to education in all its branches, and Trafalgar was his pet school. There was hope that Barclay might become the pet House of Trafalgar. Dr. Barclay set a wonderful example in athletics, as he was well known for his high ideals of physical training. Although points for the House do not always come in by truck loads, We try harder .