Trafalgar School - Echoes Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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LIA HADLEY VI B 72-74 To Burrs Cumming House A shady friend for torrid days Is easier to find Than one of higher temperature For frigid hour of mind. Emily Dickenson The Sailor Even on peaceful days With quiet waves and wind, The sailor off the helm Should never take his mind. Anonymous (Miyamori Asatro) BETTY JONGENEEL VI B 70-74 Ross House There never was a war that was not inward; I must fight until I have conquered within myself what causes war. Marianne Moore RITA KALAFATIDIS VI B 71-74 Donald House The Aim But count the reach of my desire. Let this be something in thy sight: I have not,. . .(in the slothful dark) Forgot the Vision and the Height. Charles G.D. Roberts CLARA KUNDLER VI B 70-74 Fairley House What ' s the use of worrying? It never was worthwhile, So, pack up your troubles in your old kit-bag. And smile, smile, smile. George Asaf My many thanks to all my friends, especially Glenna, Lisa, Wendy and Janet, and to all my teachers, who have made my years at Traf memor- able.

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CHRIS-ANN NAKIS VI A ' 63- ' 72, ' 73- ' 74 Barclay House What should a man do but be happy? What would we do without Chris-Ann? She ' s always there helping others out, participating in school activities and being an all around good kid. Of anyone, Chris-Ann has got to have the loudest laugh. I tell you, once she starts, there ' s no telling when she ' ll stop. She ' ll get the class in absolute hysterics. Chris-Ann, a true Trafite, has been around for quite some time. Only last year did she decide to have a change of atmosphere, but she came running back to Traf for our long-awaited Grad and to see her old friends again. There ' s never a dull moment with Chris-Ann; you never know what she ' ll come up with next. You ' ll always be remembered. Good Luck, Your Friends MYRA PERLIN Mep, Meera, Perl, ' Cutie, Mie VIA ' 71- ' 74 Cumming House Myra came to us in the mid-year of grade nine, and has been entertaining us ever since with Fatman and various other things. She has been busy as House-head of Cumming, class treasurer, a member of the volleyball and swim teams, as a gymnist and a bazaar committee mem- ber. Mie can usually be seen walking the halls with D.T. or flying from French to biology. Often she will be seen doing her functions in Enghsh, and her English in functions. If Mie has as much enthusiasm and good- will in later life as she has had here, she ' ll do well when she leaves. Her Friends LAURIE DELAMATER VI B ' 70- ' 74 Cumming House Education is an admirable thing, but it is well to remember from time to time that nothing that is worth knowing can be taught. -Wilde CYNDY ERASER VI B ' 72- ' 74 Donald House When Cyndy leaves in June, we are going to miss her. (Why, we don ' t know!) For two years now she has successfully managed to rise at the crack of dawn in the sticks of Pointes aux Piques to catch the reliable commuter train. In her long two years at Traf, she has been a Prefect, and member of the Bazaar Committee, and the swimming team. Cyndy hasn ' t decided what to do with herself next year, although it ' s probable that the poor, unfortunate kid may end up in Switzerland. Too bad. (Thinking of all the skiing she ' ll miss!) There are several things Cyndy will remember for a while: the centerpiece dilemma, being bugged. . .Carnival ' 73. . .Spanish classes. . . hockey. . .orienteering in Sutton. . .houseplays. . .badminton with Chuck . . .the pig ' s ear down C.P. ' s shirt. . .handing out those demerits. . .and, last but not least, (we hope) -US. Good luck, Frazee. Her Friends 11

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ANN LAMBERT VI B ' 70-74 Ross House On Friendship: And let your best be for your friend, If he must know the ebb of your tide, let him know your flood also. For what is your friend that you should seek him with hours to kill? Seek him always with hours to live. For it is his to fill your need, but not your emptiness. And in the sweetness of friendship let there be laughter, and sharing of pleasures. Kahhl Gibran JANET MARTIN VI B ' 69- ' 74 Donald House Sometimes I sit and think, but usually i just sit. Ambition: kindergarten teacher Probable destiny: kindergarten student Activities: Bazaar Committee, Class Treasurer Pastime: sharing recess with thirty kids Cherished memory: hiding 3 ' by 3 ' janitor ' s broom closet with Clara, Laurie, Heather, Wendy, Jane and Ellen Can you imagine: Janet lasting through Biology lab? JANE NEMEC VI B ' 65- ' 74 Ross House True friendship is a plant of slow growth and must undergo and withstand the shocks of adversity before it is entitled to the appellation. Washington --Letter, 1783 Many thanks to L.D. and W.V. SUSAN OGILVY Sue VI B ' 68- ' 74 Barclay House When I first met Sue in grade nine, I found her a shy, quiet, but happy, friendly girl. She had been here for six years. In grade ten she was a lot friendlier and less quiet. Often you could find Sue with B.J., I.Z., and A. St. A., happily talking about a favorite sport - horseback riding. Sue didn ' t join many clubs for the simple reason that she lives way out in the sticks. Fear not, though; she has the greatest week- ends, so she ' s not missing much of weekdays after school. Susan has to be one of the best waitresses I ' ve known aside from N.P. They are running a close race. Sue intends to teach the world the art of having a short laugh and riding horses at the same time. Good luck, Sue. M.P. and B.J.