Trafalgar Castle School - Yearbook (Whitby, Ontario Canada)

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Chris Burns Chris Burns, our head girl and the most avid hockey fan in O.L.C. She never failed to report to the Leafs ' score, the news and the blues, on Monday and Thursday mornings. Chris was voted our Carnival Queen and she represented our school in the Whitby Winter Carnival. The school will not be the same next year without Christine Burnstine ' s gambolling in the gym. Next year Chris hopes to attend Western where her friendly personality will make many friends for her as it has during her seven years at O.L.C. What are you looking at??? Look at me, I ' m Sandra Dee! Kathy Davis For five Heeling years O.L.C. ' s walls have rung with Dave ' s sudden warming laughter. She has cheerfully taken part in almost every activity in the school ... and a few others ' Through it all she has harboured secret dreams of launching into space with Richard Hatch. When Dave leaves, a lot of spirit energy and laughter will leave with her. We ' ll miss you and love you wherever you are. Found it. Kathy. I can ' t hold this smile much longer. Why me??? Joanne Elias Joanne hails form Barbados, island in the sun. She is easy to get along with except in the morning when she greets each day with a hearty !?! But breakfast soothes the savage beast and she is soon her usual bouncy self. Second on Joanne ' s hate list is TOES • • . weird but true! Her ambition is to become a jour- nalist so we will look forward to some exciting articles. Whatever she does, we hope she will continue to bring joy and sunshine to others. 16

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Ann Goverde A great day girl, Ann has acquired the reputation of the Wild Partier . This has been her first year at O.L.C. and we must admit that she has lasted well. Known as the less 1-o-n-g legged one she travels everywhere in her little toy car. She has a passion for skiing (and eating afterwards), disco dancing, punk rock and the endless search for a man of the right size! We hope she will get lots of reading done at University. Perhaps by the time she is twenty-one she will have read every Canadian novel! Happiness and sunshine always. It ' s all good stuff! Those aren ' t mme! Niloofer Surti Nil Surti, our resident mouse, came to O.L.C. looking for some action. As it turned out she became the undercover terror of grade 13, disguising herself as a quilt, an unobstrusive scholar, sometimes choking herself while studying biology. These strange phenomena occur when the moon is high and full! Nil ' s ambition is to become a schizophrenic but we all know that she will make it as Dr. Surti! Who them? I ' ve never seen them before in my life. They ' re wonderful life-long friends. Angela Roth, the arrowroot and I nr! Mortm cracker queen! Angela left school Lull iVIdriifl early in the year ... to stand in line for Stones ' tickets? Happiness always. Lori has served O.L.C. for six long years, showing special dedication to IVIonday morning classes. In her spare time Lori can be found trying desperately to serve a volleyball or writing articles for that popular magazine. Scuzzie, with her school spirit and her loud earphones will be remembered for her efforts to satisfy her craving for Chinese food and working on keeping things ' All in the Family ' . Lori plans to go to Ryerson to study hotel management. Don ' t forget to keep those reservations open for O.L.C. when you have your own hotel! Good luck Lori and have fun in all you do.

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Megan Strobel Megan, alias Megs, Scapino, Strobel, has dwelt within the walls of O.L.C. for three years. She has been an avid partier and an excellent actress (she won the drama award in 1978) as well as being the head of the Athletic Association, Social Convenor and head of Drama for 1979. She has added vitality to the school with her laughter and participation and to anyone who knows her personally, she is a great friend. She has strong muscles for flipping people in Judo, strong hands for massages, and hay-wire hair for the look of craziness. When we are gone from the walls of O.L.C, we will truly miss the echo of her laughter in the halls, her companionship, her supportiveness and her understanding. We love ya, Megs! Jenny Lee Lightfoot This has been Jenny ' s first and last year at O.L.C. (thank Heavens!). I ' m sure the school could not take one more year of her amateur opera singing in the shower. Jenny is not what you ' d call a night owl; in fact, she starts getting ready for bed right after school! Jenny ' s main ambition in life is to become a master chef. She practices frequently by preparing poisonous cup-a- soup which she serves to her teachers and classmates. We will always remember Jenny and we wish her the best of luck for the future. Pampers, they really stay dry! Good to the last drop! Hello Gorgeous! Bermuda Baby came back for an encore performance. It ' s been great for Whitby business, especially King Pizza, for which the town has great reason to be thankful. Norma has made her mark by contributing herself and her Bermuda gold to our evening get-togethers. Where there ' s an island tune you ' ll find Norma, eyes closed and body swaying. Good luck from us all. Gail Corn Gail has been with us for two years, and in that time we ' ve grown to appreciate her warm personality and friendship. Gail ' s smile and laughter will remain with us forever. Our dear day girl prefect will surely be missed next year. Lots of luck, Gail.