Trafalgar Castle School - Yearbook (Whitby, Ontario Canada)

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Michelle Halfyard is a small town fanatic. She certainly had plenty of news to report after a whole weekend with nothing but Pontipudlians. She was a great girl to have as a room-mate and I ' ll remember our mid- night talks for a long time to come. Michelle will make a terrific mountie and I hope she rides on over to visit us all. Take care and good luck! Debra Kangaloo: Kangaroo or Skippy is a sunny Trinidadian noted for her con- suming passion for Welch ' s grape juice, motorcycles, and diamonds. Another let- ter-getter of grade 13, Kangie can rare- ly be seen in school on weekends. Instead she can be found living it up in Toronto with her U of T friends. Lots of luck, Kangie! Nicky is a good old Jamaican butu. The two man loves of her life are Captain Kirk and The Fonz (can NOT go down- town till five because Star Trek is on! ) Going to quit eating chips, huh Nicks? Well, that will be the day! Good luck next year and try to control yourself with all those guys.

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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!

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Cathy Lunn: O.K. Cathy, we all know that under that tough, argumentative ex- terior lies a warm, soft-hearted person who ' s always ready to help. An authority on Disco Dancing, she ' s often called to teach the latest one. Look out Bahamas, Cathy ' s coming back! Lots of luck Cathy and keep up your basketball. IINI Dora is O.L.S. ' s Midnight Lady. All those late nights of studying have taken their toll; Dora has turned into a book. Due to lack of sleep and closed eyes, Dora has on many occasions shoved her innocent room-mate into the closet or into the wall with the door. At one time I thought I was going to be saved from this fate; as the result of her title of Miss Dairy Queen, Dora ' s figure was increasing to the point of being to big to fit through the doorway. Good luck Dora with your future. May it be as a book, a driver, a student, a diner, or a career person. Anna Li is from Hong Kong and has been in O.L.C. for one year. She has a good voice and has been an active member of the choir. Anna is planning to study Occu- pational Therapy in university next year. Good luck Anna!