Trafalgar School - Echoes Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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FORM OFFICERS FIRST TERM Forms Presidents Vice-Presidents Upper II Form III A Form III B Form IV A Form IV B Form V A Form V B Form VI A Form VI B Shari Auerbach Fionnuola Byrne Ero Saitanis Joanne Neale Janet McCuaig Marilyn Beaton Mimi Layton Doris Byrne Kathi Milnes Karin Little Margaret Coyle Claire Panet-Raymond Susan Charest Judy Bates Maureen Burns Cynthia Nunns Betty Craig Donna Morton Forms SECOND TERM Presidents Vice -Preside nts Form II Upper II Form III A Form III B Form IV A Form IV B Form V A Form V B Form VI A Form VI B Helen Oh Jackie Hall Betty Hutchins Ero Saitanis Marilyn Duguay Lucille Dorken Donna Fairservice Diane Pefanis Lynne Forest Kathi Milnes Lisa Chalmers Debbie Perry Louisa Crooks Danielle Thys Christina Vincelli Corey Peabody Michele Kirkwood Helen McGiU Lyne Lacharite Lee-Anne Nicholson FIRST AND SECOND TERMS Forms Treasurers Library Aides Upper II Form III A Form 111 B Form IV A Form IV B Form V A Form V B Form VI A Form VI B Reisa Lush Betty Hutchins (Term I) Margaret Coyle (Term II) Lisa Taub (Term I) Judith Riquelme (Term II) Susan Gafers Lynn Morgan Debbie Kraus Robin Kwiat Lynne Forest (Term 1) Joanne Bird (Term H) Karen Merrithew Marie-Anne Erki Janet Martin Danielle Thys Leslie Rankin Audrey Wise Donna Fairservice Gina Schnabel Anne Martin Vivien Law

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MAGAZINE STAFF Editor KATHI MILNES First Sub-editor VIVIEN LAW Second Sub-editor MIMI LAYTON Secretary-Treasurer DONNA MORTON Art Editor SHIRLEY LASKIER Photography Editor DIANA AGAR Sports Editor MAUREEN BURNS HOUSE EDITORS Barclay LESLIE GOODSON Gumming GAIL GOODFELLOW Donald MICHELE KIRKWOOD Fairley CHRISTINE OKUDA Ross DIANE PEFANIS EDITORIAL Trafalgar has been going strong for more than eighty years now, and many girls have passed through its doors. Although most of us look forward to getting out as I ' m sure many of the former grads did, we ' ll never be able to forget completely our experiences here at school. The outside world does seem more exciting. Who doesn ' t look forward to the freedom of university or the working world? But still, that ' s only a comparative freedom. Of course, everything has its bad points, some more than others. But then there are people who prefer to remember the bad rather than the good. Either way, no girl who has attended Trafalgar wiU ever forget her stay here. Many things stand out: that long walk up Simpson, the long green fence, the mixture of buildings that the boarders refer to lovingly as our home . How many times have you said, Meet me at the crest. How many times have you laughed about the size of the gym? How many times have you made comments about the food? How many times have you stood outside Miss Harvie ' s office with a bad mark sUp in your hand? Some of us might join TOGA. Some of us might make a fantastic donation to the School, like Miss Gaverhill. Some of us will probably move far away. But none of us will forget Traf. 2 1 i

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AWARDS 1970 THE TRAFALGAR CUP, awarded to the most public-spirited of the senior girls, who at the same time has maintained a high standard of conduct and has shown devotion to her work, was awarded to Ann Roberts and Marie Gauthier, jointly. THE FORSYTH CUP, awarded to the senior girl who has made the most of her opportunities, showing herself friendly and helpful to all, was awarded to Linda Sabolo. THE GOVERNORS ' MEDAL, awarded to the girl who has maintained the highest academic standing throughout the final year, was won by Marie Gauthier. THE GUMMING PRIZE was awarded for loyalty, a high standard of conduct, devotion to work, and contributions to the School to Louise Pigot. THE FAIRLEY PRIZE was awarded for reliability, considerateness, and cheerful performance of her duties to Gloria Waters. A SPEGLAL PRIZE was awarded for marked academic improvement and general helpfulness to Jacqueline Warren. THE JANE WEDDLE MEMORIAL TROPHY, presented to the Fifth Form girl who most nearly resembles Jane in courtesy, character, and academic achievement, was awarded to Nabiha Atallah. ACADEMIC PRIZES AWARDED TO THE SIXTH AND FIFTH FORMS Marie Gauthier - General Proficiency, History, French, Biology, Geography, Chemistry Jacalyn Clabon — General Proficiency, French Elizabeth Williams — General Proficiency, French Katherine Cash — General Proficiency Mary Ann Cipriano — General Proficiency Louise Pigot — General Proficiency Gloria Waters - The Goldstein Medalhon for Spanish Johanne Perreault — French Marie des Groseillers — French Lesley Harris — Chemistry Elizabeth Harcourt — Mathematics and Physics Katherine McCuaig — Geography THE BRYAN PRIZE Presented by TOGA for creative writing to Vivien Law Prizes for Literary Contributions to Echoes First — Katherine Milnes Second — Vivien Law INTER-HOUSE AWARDS THE SHIELD for the greatest number of points during the year was won by Gumming. THE WALKER GUP for the Inter-H ouse Competition was won by Barclay. THE SPELLING GUP was won by Fa.rley. THE LUGILE ROBERT CUP, awarded to the girl below Form VI who contributes the greatest number of points to her House was won by Audrey Wise of Gumming House. THE FIELD DAY GUP was won by Gumming. THE BASKETBALL, VOLLEYBALL, AND BADMINTON CUPS were all won by Donald. 4