Trafalgar School - Echoes Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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MARGARET COYLE Margy, Marge VI A ' 69- ' 74 Ross House If I were John and John were Me, Then he ' d be six and I ' d be three. If John were Me and I were John, I shouldn ' t have these trousers on. A. A. Milne Ambition: veterinarian Pet peeve: Mrs. Akin ' s mature and Nancy ' s M argerat Pet possessions: BOAC bag and Ralf Favorite expressions: dingelfritz and goon Claim to fame: her small ears Happiness is: Chico, Jasper, Bruce, Nick, Patch, Charlie Weakness: a certain bay with four white socks and a blaze Cherished memories: friends Many thanks to: Miss Harvie and the teachers of ' Traf Activities: Prefect, House Head, Advertising Committee, Bazaar Committee, Vice Games Captain, Basketball Team LOUISA LEA CROOKS Lee, ' Lou, Fats, Luigy VI A ' 70- ' 74 Donald House To each his own. Claim to fame: hair, height and horses Favorite expression: It ' s ' Louise ' with an ' a ' on the end. Cherished memories: Trafalgar, Sans Souci, Indian Lake, Baskatong, Bo- Jo, Superstar Pet peeve: doing history notes in advance, only to find out we don ' t have to do them. Many thanks to: Miss Harvie, the staff and the girls of Trafalgar Activities: Editor of Echoes, Sub-head Prefect, House Head, Bazaar Committee, Gym Captain HEATHER DELAMATER VIA ' 70- ' 74 Gumming House Heather entered the halls of Traf four years ago along with Wendy, Ellen, Clara, and Jane. Throughout the years they have never left one another ' s sides. Heather ' s activities range from hiding in 3 ' by 3 ' broom closets with eight other people to working off demerits on Friday after- noons. She can usually be found walking the halls from the lounge to the washroom. Her goal in life is to have the best of everything; but, as is known, she is the best. Her absence will be noticed by those who needed her laughter to cheer them up. NANCY ERASER VIA ' 70- ' 74 Ross House The comfort of having a friend may be taken away, but not that of having had one. Seneca Ambition: biochemist Probable destiny: being a student all my life Pet peeve: Be quiet, girls; you ' re sixth form now! Favorite expression: Holy Toledo! I can ' d bulive it! I didn ' t say a word! Pastime: watching T.V. Happiness is: being together Claim to fame: her feet Many thanks to: everyone Cherished memories: friends. La Ronde, Steph ' s surprise party, the dances, etc. Activities: Bazaar Committee, Advertising Committee, Basketball Team

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JENNIFER JEAN MCKINLEY BRAIDWOOD Jen, Preppy ' VIA ' 72- ' 74 Fairley House Happiness is having a little brother Happiness is having an older sister (or two) Happiness is having a friend Happiness is being loved Happiness is loving Happiness is learning Happiness is having no worries Happiness is being happy I ' m happy Ambition: Doctor Probable destiny: cutting up people Pet Peeve: being called Preppy Cherished memories: selling B.H., summer of ' 73 Activities: Bazaar, Class President (believe it or not). Drama SANDRA BURCHELL VI A ' 72- ' 74 Barclay House Women ' s faults are many; men have but two-- everything they say and everything they do. Ambition: working with wild animals Probable destiny: fainting when I see a mouse Favorite expression: What a greaser. But ah. . . Pet possession: Gemini Cherished memories: going out to dinner with Stephanie, Nancy, Alka, and Margaret Weakness: rock ' n roll music Many thanks to: Mom and Dad who make this opportunity possible. I appreciate it. Activities: Prefect, Bazaar Committee, Advertising Committee FIONNUALA BYRNE VIA ' 67- ' 74 Ross House Teach me to feel another ' s woe. To hide the fault I see. That mercy I to others show That mercy shows to me Pope HANACESKA VIA ' 72- ' 74 Ross House In all things we learn from those we love. (Boy, can he teach!) Ambition: giant slalom champion Probable destiny: racing to the cane at the bottom of the hill Favorite expressions: Coming? Not here, please! Okay? Pet peeve: catching the early train. . .Pat ' s poetry. . .trying to get out of lunch by 1:15 Last will and testament: my hair to Pat. . .my weight to Cyndy and Glenna (there ' s enough for both) Favorite pastime: driving. . .ranting. . .waiting for the phone to ring Cherished memories: July 15, 1973. . .Christmas ' 72 Activities: skiing, riding, Bazaar Committee

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JEANNETTE GONZALEZ Speedy VI A ' 70- ' 74 Barclay House It was four years ago that Jeannette joined us. She was shy and quiet?! With the coming of grade nine, she became less shy and a lot less quiet, and made up for all the talking, joking and laughing she missed in grade eight. When grade ten came by, Jeannette was a totally different person: very happy, talkative and friendly. She became interested in gym and ballet and learned both rather quickly. They don ' t call her Speedy for nothing! Now in grade eleven, she is studying piano, ballet, and gym. She can be seen moving in graceful positions from class to class with A. St. A. or B.J. It is most unsurprising to see a stockinged, pointed toe come out of a door before her smiling face. ALKA GURSAHANEY Alka-seltzer, Alka-holic VI A •70- ' 74 Barclay House Don ' t walk ahead of me; I may not follow. Don ' t walk behind me; I may not lead. Come walk beside me; and be my friend. Ambition: pediatrician Probable destiny: baby-sitting Pet peeve: getting hit in the face with a soccer ball; being called Shorty Claim to fame: her long black hair and being the youngest in the class. Cherished memories: many Friday and Saturday nights, all my friends Pastime: talking continually Happiness is: not having to work in a class Can you imagine: Alka not being yelled at in a class at least once? Weakness: tall guys Activities: Advertising Committee. House Head, Form Vice-president, Bazaar Committee SANDRA HARRIS VI A ' 70- ' 74 Donald House Muffle the wind; Silence the clock; Muzzle the mice; Curb the small talk; Cure the hinge-squeak; Banish the thunder. Let me sit silent, Let me wonder. A.M. Klein PAT HENDERSON Patty VIA ' 72- ' 74 Fairley House ' Life is a continous challenge, Linus, said Charlie Brown, and you ' ve got to tackle every challenge with a smile. Sometimes I feel con- fused and I wonder if life is too much for me. Maybe we ' re thrown into life too fast. . .maybe we ' re not really prepared. . . . ' ' Well, good grief, Charlie Brown, ' answered Linus, ' what did you want-a chance to warm up first? ' Charles M. Shultz