Trafalgar School - Echoes Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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Tins 8. ]. Louisa Crooks 2. Lucille Dorken 3. Lesley Harris 4. Carol North 5. Joanne Bird 6. Sally Moore 7. Marie-Anne Erki 8. Sandra Harris , 9, Michele Kirkwood 10. Claire Panet-Raymond 27

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DONALD HOUSE Front Row: Susan Renaud, Joanne Neale, Marie-Anne Erki, Cora Sire, Giselle Lupovici, Claire Panet-Raymond, Robin Bronfman, Alessandra Cravero. Second Row: Kailee F i, Barbara Suttie, Sally Moore, Lesley Harris, House Head; Miss Templeton, Anne Martin, House Head; Brenda Kaine,f! t i Form Rep.; Joanne Bird, Julie Wexler. Third Row: Nerida Frost, Louisa Crooks, Janet Martin, Sandra Harris, Anne-Lis Mathisen, Gail Cantor, Heather Starnes, Michele Kirkwood, Houxe Editor; Lucille Dorken, Anne Chabassol. Back Row: Susan Day, Robyn Castleman, Renee Bates, Lisa Taub, Cathy Pellerin, Cyrile Ozkohen, Susan Fulton, Patsy Glassford, Linda Marcoux, Wendy Luker. Absent: Debra Jam roz, Joanne Ward. Well, Donaldites, you kids that are coming back next year are going to, well at least try to win that House shield aren ' t you? Anyway, this year is this year, and the main event concerning the House has flown by. The House play starred Linda Marcoux as Bill Holmes and Joanne Neale as Tony, who did a pretty good job of solving the mystery of The Gilt Mirror. The play went really well as far as effort and fun are concerned. The results may not have been as good as the effort, but at least it was a humorous mystery play. Losing is half the fun — mind you, winning is the other half — but we are going to win next year, aren ' t we? All you young actresses in Donald House, let ' s show them what we can do! Then on with the show. House Spirit, That ' s what we ' ve got. So let ' s keep it. It ' s always a thought. Michele Kirkwood, Form V A

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FAIRLEY HOUSE Front Row: Cindy Sherry, Lisa Chalmers, Nicole Parizeau, Stephanie Luetticken, Bronwen Creswell, Julie Lefebvre, Anne St. Amour, Helen Oh. Second Row: Lyne Lacharite, Lee-Anne Nicholson, Marilyn Beaton, Fifth Form Rep.; Rosemary Okuda, House Head; Mrs. Doupe, Karen Flam, House Head; Christine Okuda, House Editor; .Jane Everett, Jane Fiske, Shirley Laskier. Third Row: Shari Auerbach, Celina Belson, Jackie Larrett, Sabina Hoff, Margrit Buchholz, Diana Shek, Clara Kundler, Leili Hairi, Debbie Breuer, Maryse Collet. Back Row: Cynthia Nunns, Jackie Millner, Gail Heughan, Vicki Davis, Susan Gafers, Audrey Elias, Susan Roy, Sally Hutchinson, Suzanne Payan. Absent: Karen Hodges, Gabriele Westphal. So — who cares if Fairley doesn ' t come first? Within our House of girls wearing little red ribbons on their tunics, lots of things are always happening! For the House play competition Lee-Anne Nicholson wrote a humorous spoof on The Pink Panther . This had quite an intricate plot, involving mix-ups between a cigar-eating cat and a high-strung gang leader, a dumb sidekick who liked to bum money, a French police Inspector who hit the bottle, a police chief with a knack for charming ' lost and found ' kids, and a whole paddy-wagon full of thugs and cops. We had lots of fun getting the play together, and there was plenty of behind-the-scenes pandemonium — like when the Pink Panther ' s tail turned out pale beige instead of pink, and the House Heads had to perform a quick dye job using ' Traf ' s own ' red chalk. Well, even with all our planning and practising, Fairley didn ' t win the House Competition. But we still have a chance with the spelling bee, or the Inter-House basketball, volleyball, badminton and tennis, or the amount of points attained, or the Field Day, or the . . . Christine Okuda