Trafalgar School - Echoes Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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THE STAFF FRONT ROW: Mrs. Akin, Miss Armbruster, Miss Harvie, Principal; Mrs. Doupe, Vice-Principal; Mrs. Panet-Raymond, Business Manager; Mrs. Ritson. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Ridolfi, Mrs. Gendron, IJbs. Owen, Mrs. Lewis, Secretary; Mrs. Hochberg, Mme. Garrett, Mrs. Betanzos-Santos. BACK ROW: Mrs. McConnell, Miss Layton, Miss Gardiner, Mme. Waltz, Mrs. Ewing, Miss Temple- ton. ABSENT: Mrs. Calinoiu, Mr. Vincent. STAFF DIRECTORY Miss J. E. Harvie 1520 McGregor Ave., 82, Mtl. Mrs. E. Akin 4329 Mayfair Ave., Montreal 262 Miss B. Armbruster 170 7th. Avenue LaSalle, Quebec Mrs. J. Betanzos-Santos 5263 Brillon, N.D.G., Mtl. Mrs. K. Calinoiu 7495 Chester Ave., 20, Montreal Mrs. J. Doupe 381 Claremont Ave., Montreal 215 Mrs. M. Ewing 3665 Ridgewood, 304. Montreal Mme. F. Forget-Garrett 1800 McGregor Ave., 402, Montreal Miss J. Gardiner 3261 Forest Hill Ave., 25, Mtl. Mrs. C. Gendron 3495 Ridgewood Ave., 307, Mtl. Mrs. O. Hochberg 5105 Rosedale Ave., 505, Mtl. Miss N. Laytoa 1555 Summerhill Ave., Mtl. Mrs. M. Lewis 4010 Trafalgar Rd., Montreal Mrs. S. McConnell 5320 Walkley Ave., 308, Mtl. Mrs. L. Owen 2053 Vendome Ave., Mtl. 260 Mrs. S. Panet-Raymond 308 Roslyn Ave., Montreal 215 Mrs. H. Ridolfi 5880 Cote St. Antoine Rd., 11, Mtl. Mrs. R. Ritson 1168 Waterloo Rd., Montreal Miss D. Templeton 5675 CSte St. Luc Rd., 515, Mtl. Mrs. E. Tolfree 4860 Bourvet C6te des Neiges, Mtl. 408 Mr. W. Vincent Mme. Y. Waltz 5051 Grosvenor Ave., 23, Mtl.

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ELIZABETH HUTCHINS Betty, Bet, Eli, Hutch VI A ' 70- ' 74 Gumming House Time change, and we with Time, But not in the ways of Friendship. . . Betty has been running from form to form since grade eight when, on first entering the school, she was immediately thrust into the pres- idency of her class. Since then she ' s been busy to the point of insanity with skiing, swimming, volleyball, more class presidencies, gym lieuten- ancies, the Student Union, Fifth Form Rep. of Gumming House and the ultimate-Prefect and Head Girl. Eli can always be found giggling throughout the day with M.B. and friends, planning her weekend escapades or writing up an ever increasing list of things to do. Though piled to her ears with work in and out of the school, she ' s been our Little Mary Sunshine throughout, always smiling-even when handing out demerits! Good Luck Bet and Take Gare! 1 Your Friends MELANIE ANNE BALFOUR Mel, Berford, Rebecca, Melba VIA ' 71- ' 74 Gumming House ' Impossibilities ' are good not to attach labels to; since, correctly understood, if we wanted to, we would be able to be able to. Piet Hein Activities: Prefect, House Head, Drama, Bazaar Gommittee, Volleyball, Sw imming, Basketball Gherished Memories: Innocence?!. . .pickles. . . hog . . .Jay Peak. . .In- sanity. . . Flatgirl . . .The Beach Boys. . .Poslyn. . .those parties. . . oxfords. . .Summer and Sailing. . .Here Comes the Sun. . .laughter . . .all you guys! KAREN BARAKETT VIA ' 73- ' 74 Barclay House Karen left Malcolm Gampbell High School, left all her friends, and came to Traf prepared for the worst. But with her great personality and charm, she soon came out of her shell, found friends galore and she is now happier, we hope, than when she first arrived. We can see Karen on the phone umpteen times a day, finding out if anything has happened since the last time she called. She has made her presence knowm around school and is liked by students and teachers alike. It didn ' t take you long to adjust. Friend, and we all hope that you ' ll leave Traf with happy memories. Good Luck! Your Friends PERELANDRA JAYE BLACK VI A ' 72- ' 74 Donald House I know not how I shall offend in dedicating my unpolished lines to your Lordship, nor how the world will censure me for choosing so strong a prop to support so weak a burden; only, if your honour seem but pleased, I account myself highly praised, and vow to take advantage of all idle hours, till I have honoured you with some graver labour. But if the first heir of my invention proved deformed, I shall be sorry it had so noble a godfather, and never after ear so barren a land, for fear it yield me still so bad a harvest. I leave it to your honourable survey, and your honour to your heart ' s content; which I wish may always answer your own wish, and the world ' s hopeful expectation. William Shakespeare