Trafalgar School - Echoes Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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ALESSANDRA CRAVERO Ali Cravitze VB ' 70- ' 76 DONALD Looks like Hawkeye Walks like Fonze Talks like Mickey Mouse Ambition: becoming a R.C.M.P. Probable Destiny : Mucking out the stalls Claim to Fame: fiery temper Could you imagine: AU not eating?! Favorite expression: ! ! ! ! ! Asset : squeaky voice Pet peeve: missing a Boston-Canadien game Favorite pastime: wrestling with A.W. Favorite saying: Yo! Pet possession: Cicci Cherished memories: finally winning a house play, Instructor ' s award, trip to Ottawa with S.S. and A.W Activities: House head MARINA DODIS VA ' 74-76 GUMMING . . . You are as young as life is long and there is time to kill today. And then one day you ' ll find, ten years have got behind you. No one told you when to run, you missed the starting gun. And you run, and you run to catch up with the sun but it ' s sinking, and racing around to come up behind you again. The sun is the same in a relative way but you ' re older, shorter of breath and one day closer to death . . . -Pink Floyd Unrecorded history: One month without the caf, can I borrow your brush?, apple cider- bubble gum, no thanks . . . Suzie??!! Trafalgar ' s busts, the indestructable quintetto, apple sauce, summer ' 75 . . . Pet peeves: E.J. freeks, Dreamer, Thursdays, T.G.T. It was nice meeting you. ANNA FEINDEL VA ' 74-76 BARCLAY Activities: Sub-head prefect. Echoes Sports editor, house head, basketball, gymnastics Night Soft sounds of night birds enter my mind so gently. Clouds fade away; in their streaks of painted powder; so soft, rose and violet. Warm tranquil winds brush by me, with the cool shiver of night. The sun sinks slowly to rest behind distant mountains. Then the stars and moon awake, and Ughten the black of night to a calm soft darkness. -Anna Feindel KIM CHERYL FINLEY K.C. Mik VA 72- ' 76 CUMMING What can I say? Here I made dear friends, and learned to cope with enemies. Here I created laughter, and found some was at me. Here I reached my athletic pinnacle, and got used to sitting on the bench. Here I was taught a storehouse, and saw how Uttle I knew. Here I listened awe inspired, and dreamt away the boredom. Here 1 came making the same mistakes and leave, afraid of making new ones. Thank-you all

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LOUISE BENJAMIN VB ' 69-76 ROSS God has placed a torch in your hearts that glows with knowledge and beauty: it is a sin to extinguish that torch and bury it in the ashes. -Kahlil Gibran It ' s laughter or cry. Laughs are our thing. People can ' t hate when they are laughing. -Jerry Lewis Memories: The fun, learning and friendships I ' ve experienced at Traf: the old school, Big Kat - ookays , Girls, this is not the time for talking, thank-yo ' , Would the girls in the middle rows please seperate their desks , We-e-ll , contact lens attacks, Pardon me did you say? , spares at T.T. Inc., Soupy Sales , Facial contortions, and, of course, JERRY LEWIS. Thanks to my friends whoove helped make Traf exciting. Thanks, Mom and Dad, for the opportunity to always have good learning experience. BRIGITTE BOESENBERG VA ' 74- ' 76 BARCLAY Every individual has a place to fill in the world and is important in some respect whether he chooses to be so or not. -Nathaniel Hawthorn I am not afraid of tomorrow for I have seen yesterday and I love today. -William Allen White Special thanks to Mom and Dad for giving me the opportunity of coming to Traf. SUSAN ELIZABETH NEWTON CAMERON Sue VA ' 71 - ' 76 DONALD Activities: Drama, Echoes advertising typist, grad rings, games captain. Tuck committee, bazaar committee, grad committee, badminton, gymnastics, swimming. You can always tell a real friend: if you ' ve made a fool of yourself, he doesn ' t feel you ' ve done a permanent job. -Anon. JOANNE COOK VA ' 71 - ' 76 ROSS Unrecorded history: Place where I met C.W. ... 1973 Selwyn House Gym Dem . . . Jungle Beast . . . Humming Birds . . . Grand March . . . first and only conduct mark . . . old gym hbrary and dining room . . . matrons . . . drawing rooms; Bill . . . Ripplecove and J. P. . . . Marina ' s walk . . . wanting to be sixth form and only getting to fifth form . . . D.R. the punk . . . Traf lunches . . . Amelia donkey . . . army life . . . grade 9 D.P. . . . the cat . . . Suzie ' s running shoes . . . the four muskateers, J.C., C.W., S.L., M.D. . . . tootsie pops . . . apple cider . . . two in the can at Edgewater ... T.G.I. F. .. . Miss T ' s biology classes . . . basketball . . . bazaars . . . years ' 71- ' 76 at Traf . . . and more . . .

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KATHY FURLOTTE VA FAIRLEY Afoot and light-hearted I take to the open road, Heahhy, free, the world before me. The long brown path before me, leading wherever I chose. Henceforth, I ask not good-fortune, I myself am good fortune. Henceforth I whimper no more, postpone no more, need morning. Done with indoor complaints, libraries ' querulous criticisms Strong and content, I travel the open road. -Walt Whitman CATHY GELINEAU VB ' 75-76 DONALD A man of knowledge is free ... he has no honor, no dignity, no family, no home, no country, but only life to be lived. FLORENCE HASHIM no bird soars too high if he soars with his own wings. -William Blake ' Flo VA ' 72- ' 76 CUMMING KAREN HAWLEY VA ' 75- ' 76 DONALD Don ' t you feel the day is coming That will stay and remain When your children see the answers What you saw the same When clouds have all gone There will be no more rain And the beauty of all things Is uncovered again.