Trafalgar School - Echoes Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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ROSS HOUSE PLAYS Every year near Christmastide, The girls, in groups, will set aside One day, when all the Houses join To sing and serenade you. Actresses all in line to play Their roles, especially for that day, Will flutter about in whisi ers and tails. To act and amuse you. Winnie the Pooh has never before Appeared on stage in such fenriinine decor. And the Cheshire Cat that Alice met iVIade her debut singing a Rock duet. The preparation, the costumes galore. Big feet, small noses and energy stored. Came onto the stage and made such a hit. That the words to this poem hardly fit The wonderful show which the girls at Traf Put on for you to make you laugh; And in those moments, Love showed through . . . . From the classes and girls of ' 71- ' 72. Katie Smith Form VI A BARCLAY DONALD

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HOUSES BARCLAY Column 1 Mrs. Ewing Mimi Layton Leslie Goodson GUMMING Column 2 Mrs. Ritson Robin Kwiat Lisa Kay FAIRLEY Column 3 Mrs. Doupe Cynthia IMunns Christine Okuda DONALD Column 4 Miss D. Templeton Toni Johnson Patsy Glassford ROSS Column 5 Miss Armbruster Debbie Kraus Diane Pefanis BARCLAY Our year really began in October with the initia- tion of new girls and the settling of house business. November dawned with the performance of our annual house play competition. For the last three years we had retained first place in the dramatics and last place in the race for points. This year, although we unfortunately slipped into fifth position in the plays, we are now gaining ground on the hard to earn and easy to lose points. That month we also participated in sports events, such as the inter-house basketball games. December, due to exams and holidays, passed as did January, without events. But February is a new beginning with the Spelling Competition to be on February 2nd, which we hope will prove successful for us. I want to thank all the girls who helped support us and especially our Staff Advisor, iVIrs. Ewing; our House Heads, and our Vth Form Rep. GUMMING GUMMING is our name We strive to win the game. From forms two through six We get our kicks, As the points fly in By the zillion. From CINDERELLA to all our A ' s, We conquer B., D., F., and R. A bad mark we seldom see, (we ' re not quite perfect). But, just you wait, There ' s always ' 73. It would be possible to list each one of our thirty- two members for her contribution this past season, as each one was very important. All together we proved that we have unity, and in my opinion this is the true goal of a House. Special thanks to Karin Little, Red Cross repre- sentative; Audrey Wise, fifth form representative; Lisa Kay, my fellow House head; and Mrs. Ritson, staff advisor. Good luck to all in the following year. Robin Kwiat Form VI B