Trafalgar Castle School - Yearbook (Whitby, Ontario Canada)

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Diana Kellington Diana has devoted this, her first year at O.L.C. to playing tricks on Miss Kreklewetz, taking Friday afternoon dips in the pool and giving vent to her feelings on chemistry in the study hall. But we all know how much she has enjoyed herself. Diana plans on moving south to study drama and she takes with her our best wishes. Washroom Wonderland. Margaret Lau Margaret has spent three happy years at O.L.C. As a cook of many specialties she has filled many stomachs and delighted many taste buds. Margaleet always astounds us with her amazing dog stories. We will miss her quaint little laugh which will be ringing through the halls at Brescia in September. Good luck. All these stupid poses. I ' m bored and still 39 minutes to go. Maria Chan Her comes Chan Chan Chan! What do we say about the girl who falls asleep in class but is a wizard when she is awake? The envy of the school, who never gains an ounce and never has to fight for one mark. Good luck Maria in U. of T. This page sponsored by MARGARET LAU. 19

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HOMEWORK ASSICiNMtiN T SHtili I NAME OF STUDENT Jane Goombah SUBJECT ENGLISH: LITERATURE: Write 3 book reports and a novel. Then do 5 character sketches for each character in every book you ' ve ever read. SPELLING: Look in the dictionary and hst every word you ' ve never heard of, with definition. MATH: P. 125 1 to 60. Calculate how many hairs are in your head, and then check by counting them. Make 8 math proj volving geometric molecular structuring. HISTORY: Study and memorize the entire history of the world. Make a project about the unknown natives of HatutU. Make a ten year, day-by-day report of what you think will happen to Canada ' s Govn ' t. GEOGRAHY: Draw up your own galaxy, with an index of 50 pages, along with diagrams, cross-sections, and geographical land structures, for every planet in it. Take a journey to the centre of the earth. SCIENCE: Disect 6 members of your entire family. Pickle one of your fingers. Count and record every piece of grass in Ontario. Make a survey about how many people eat elephant feet, cat ears, and upholstered chesterfields. MUSIC: Write 6 symphonies, 8 concertos, and music for an opera. Design two new instruments. Sing 8 octaves while under water. ART: Paint your house with red and yellow paint. FRENCH: Travel to France and start up your own travel bureau. GYM: Run across Canada on your hands. OTHER: Hold your breath for ain hour. If you really have to go to the washroom badly, make it more fun by counting to 1,000,000 before you go. SIGNATURE OF PARENT: Mrs. Zoe Goombah