Trafalgar School - Echoes Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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News item: Kathy McCuaig, who represents the School in the McGill Alumnae 1. Pubhc Speaking Contest, received 2. Honourable Mention in the finals 3. with her speech on Courage . 4. Congratulations, Kathy! 5. ' So that ' s how she does it! ' Damn it! It ' s not chocolate. ' You ' re not normal. ' Burn your bras! ' Ooga Booga! 31

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ROSS HOUSE Front Row: Nancy Fraser, Louise Benjamin, Anne Miner, Julie Assaly, Jackie Hall, Margaret Coyle, Patricia Lavigne, Anne Marie Hagopian. Second Row: Lynne Forest. Elizabeth Rubenstein, Doris Byrne, Laura Parmeggiani, House Head; Miss Armbruster, Kathy McCuaig, House Head; Diane Pefanis, House Editor; Debbie Kraus, Fifth Form Rep.; Jo Wells. Third Row: Fro Saitanis, Dina Sabolo, Betty Jongeneel, Stephanie Paterson, Jean McKenna, Ruth Clairmonte, Fionnuola Byrne, Ann Lambert, Laura Spafford, Valerie Ryan, Merle Wertheimer. Back Row: Mary Carmen Gonzalez, Janet Miner, Janet Clarke, Joanne Racette, Martha Farmer, Yan Pare, Ellen Stoking, Jane Nemec, Carole Leroux, Patricia Roth. Absent: Diana Agar, Leslie Rankin. Ross is yellow, But scared we ' re not; We ' ll do the best With what we ' ve got. What have we got. Did someone say? Well, take a look At our House play. Kathy McCuaig Wrote the script you heard. And we kept our spirit Though we came third. Who ' s the other leader? I think someo ne said. Well, Laura Parmeggiani Is our other Head. And then there ' s our Rep. Good ol ' Deb Kraus. She represents Fifth Form, For those in our House. So together with these people. And those in the shot. You can surely see now What Ross has got. Diane Pefanis, Form V

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union NIGHT SKY The night sky is a wonderful sky; Full of mystery up so high, I have seen the stars flicker in the night I have seen the stars flicker so bright. I wonder what is up so high; I know I can ' t see it with the naked eye. But some day soon 1 will have seen What is in that beautiful night sky so green. Anne Miner, Form II, Ross House THE SNOW The snow is falling to the ground, And no one knows where it is found. We think that Mother Nature bakes. And spills the flour from her cakes. The snow is falling to the ground. Now I know where it is found. Maria Facci, Upper I, Age 10 POLLUTION Boys and girls, gather round. Look in our air and on our ground. Dangerous pollution. With no great solution. Garbage called litter. Which gives me a jitter. Fumes a nd smoke That make us choke. That ' s no joke! So why don ' t we start ' 71 off right. By giving POLLUTION a REALLY STRONG FIGHT! Joanne Ward, Upper II, Donald House THE GRAVE One day a girl had a picnic near her Father ' s and Mother ' s grave and she cried and cried and her big sister kept her happy for the years and she had a dog and a cat too. Just then a Fairy came in. The Fairy said to her, Do you want to have a Father and Mother? She said, Yes . So the Fairy brought her Father and Mother back and they were happy. Wendy McGuire, Form I, Age 7 CURRENT EVENTS We as a class have been very disturbed with the bad things which have taken place in Montreal. We have talked about it in class and I now am going to tell you about it. Last Monday, October 12, British Diplomat James Cross was talking to somebody when two men with machine guns took him in a car where four other men were waiting. They drove on and nobody knows where they went. Two hours later the kidnapping of another man took place. He was called Labour Minister Pierre Laporte. After Laporte ' s kidnapping the government sent soldiers over from Quebec. They kept guard on the government and presidents. Then three days later a policeman found an F.L.Q. car. In the trunk of the car he found Laporte ' s body. He had been .shot in the head. On Sunday night in the courthouse lay Pierre Laporte ' s body in a half-covered coffin. On Tuesday at four his funeral was held in the Notre Dame Church. We all hope that British Diplomat James Cross and his family will be O.K. Susi Schirmer, Upper I, Age 10 32