Trafalgar Castle School - Yearbook (Whitby, Ontario Canada)

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Although Meredith has been here for five years, she really showed her true self this year. With the help of her friends she blossomed into a real woman. Meredith has had several enlightening experiences this year, but is saving up her talents for her future ? ? ? We know that wherever you go, Meredith, you will spread your good cheer and we hope that the pros- perity and the love that we have in our hearts will go with you. We know that the day girls have appreciated your effort as their prefect, and they wish you all the best as we do. Good Luck at Trent Uni- versity. Oh, by the way, Meredith, does Ban really help? Fenny, alias Fennigan , roams the halls with changing expressions on her face as the flies follow her ringing screams. Fenny ' s enduring music on Saturday and Sunday mornings (before the cock crows) brmgs out the best of us all! But all of us wish Fenny the best of luck as she practices her career in The University Of Toronto as a musician. (P.S. ever thought of trying to get a little bit more sleep? ) There are thousands of islands in the sea but only Jamaica smiles at me . Susan Dujon has been at O.L.C. for only one year but already she fits into its life and she has made herself at home espe- cially in the OLIYG crowd. Her ambi- tion is to disrupt the rural town society with reggae rythms. Her height and the rumored length of her big toe should be definite assets in whatever she chooses to go into (it could be basketball or toco- logy! ). Seriously she hopes to go to Grinell University in Iowa and major in English. Well, good luck, stepladder , and take care.

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Leeeeeenda . . . Through the past three years Linda and the ' captain ' have seen a lot of each other. Was he the cause of the broken shoe at the theatre with no stairs , Linda? Through circumstances be- yond her control, Linda was unable to ful- fill her head girl duties, the students were close to tears when Linda announced her resignation. Linda has been accepted into nursing school and many of us know she will make a good nurse if not stationed in the men ' s ward! Well Linda, 1977 has finally arrived and the time to say good- bye has come. We wish you luck in the future. P.S. remember that pencils can be found in mysterious places. IP The art room will never be the same with- out Cloretta, our resident potter. Nassau has always provided O.L.C. with charm- ing young ladies and the Cargill family has certainly been unfailing. Clo ' s sunny smile and uncomplaining presence will be sorely missed. Best to you in all, Clo. Susan Fairhall; We will always remember Susan for the many things that she has done for us, especially all those times we had Big Mac Attacks ' ! Who came to our rescue but Susan and her Little Blue Bomber. Remember when Susan took us out for supper at Ponderosa in Oshawa. I ' m sure you ' ll never forget it, Susan. It was quite some night! Also when your Blue Bomber died remember the tow-truck driver and the guys at the garage? You ' ve been great to know. Good luck!

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Juliana Chow: What can I say about Chow, Chow, Chow! JuUana has been here two years and has added something to Upper Frances. She was the grade ten prefect this year and managed to do her fair share of room hopping and stuffed animal stealing. Juliana hopes to go to McGill University next year. We will miss you, but we won ' t forget you - Chow, Chow, Chow. Winnie Chak has been here for one year at O.L.C., and this has also been her first experience in a boarding school. Winnie came from Hong Kong last year and she is going to University of Western Ontario. She is a lucky one among us I guess; she has a lot of relatives here, gets mail every day, and is the one who supplies the new- est information about Hong Kong. Good academic achievement and Bronze Med- allion belong to her. On the 20th of June she will be on her way back home! How will she ever forget this year? She is even living in residence next year. Mariela Gomez, our 1977 May Queen comes from the north of Mexico. When she first came to Canada she could hard- ly speak a word of English but now it is possible to consider her almost fluent . Her favorite pastimes are falling down steps, eating ice cream sandwiches and pizzas, falling asleep in physics class, and tap dancing through the halls. Mariela is the greatest Mexican that I know (not that I know very many) and a good friend. Next year she returns to Mexico to study architecture. Watchout people in Mexico, you ' ll never be the same after being friends with her! Good Luck Mariela!