Trafalgar Castle School - Yearbook (Whitby, Ontario Canada)

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In her first year at T.C.S. Arlene Roy has shown us what a good sport and dancer she is. Lady puffs away contently in the smoking area when she is not taking pictures for the yearbook. Suzanne Foley, an aspiring actress called Ashley Evans wants to be directed by Robert Redford. The Weiner was on the soccer team and debated too. Excuse me, I want an autograph. For 5 years Suzie Lafontaine has been involved in Drama and she took part in Hiroshima. She likes volleyball and cats and hopes to go into computer technology. After 3 years here, Anu Mehta will spend the summer in India. She enjoys tennis (Borg) and will be remembered for speaking Spanish in French class. One day Anu ' ll be a micro-biologist. The girl from Kapuskasing, Laurie Jokinen was in Trafalgar Memories. She spends a lot of time reading . . . mail from Pete. Some day after business school she ' ll be an executive. Kim Berglund has been here 5 years and is co-editor of the yearbook. When Mr. Kamcke tells her to pull up her socks he means it literally. Her great wish is to see Bjorn Borg win the U.S. Open. Veronica Echevarrieta likes to play tennis and was on the senior volleyball team. One of the Mexican hombres on May Day Vero is going to study architecture. Monica Idunate in her first year here has seen more of Canada than most Canadians. She danced at May Day and we wish her luck in her business management career. In her 4th year, Carolyn Archer is co-editor of the yearbook. She was in house plays and the Winter Concert. Our Bahamian friend likes Bob Marley and is going to Harvard next year. Frances Bayley, our Bajan beauty has shared her first year in Canada with us and her friends from Pickering. One day we will all be using recipes by Chef Bayley. 13

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The Expert Chemist, Tracy Windeler enjoys w ' ends, holidays and towndays. Melissa, do you wanna . . . help with the LAUNDRY? She ' ll do anything to be a member of a tickle train and was the inventor of Larry Logarithim. In Sharon Eckert ' s first year, she was involved in the Winter Concert, choir and all house games. From her room you can always hear the sounds of Bob Marley. A travel buff, her dream is to climb the Mat- terhorn. Melissa Smith wants to attend the University of Victoria to study Visual Fine Arts and Dance. Wanda enjoys R and R bands and Blair. She and Windy would never think of raiding the kitchen but go to the smoking area instead. Can we take the tramp out today? Unlike most Chinese girls Jessica Woo does not study too hard or stay up too late. She played on the house teams and was in the House Plays. Woo are you is her claim to fame. We tried to get an in- terview with her but she was too busy making noodles. This is Debbie Pilon ' s first year at Trafalgar. She is a day girl but spends more time here after school than during school time. Deb intends to become a nurse. Late arrival, Suzanne Irwin likes to wake us up in chapel with her soprano voice. A choir member she also par- ticipated in the Winter Concert. Her contagious laughter fills the Grade 12 hall as she parties with her Mexican amigas. In her first year at Trafalgar, Jackie Millar made the Honour Roll. She played a rebellious teenager in the Farewell House Play and participated in track and field as well as other house sports. New girl, Grace Giacoman comes from Torreon, Mexico. She was in the choir and learned to ski at Lake Rosseau. Next year she wants to go to U. of Mexico and study accounting. Mercedes Milbourne is well- known for raising goats. She was in house plays and helped produce ' ' Trafalgar Memories and Hiro- shima. The soccer and basketball teams were managed by her. Our cross-country runner, Jenny Wang also participated in shot-put and discus at the Track and Field Meet. Not only is she trying to learn English but she also is an aspiring French student. 17

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Alejandra Paz from Venezuela has danced up quite a storm this year. La Gorda is a woman of many disguises. Our amiga will return next year to keep Mrs. Jardine company. Martha Lopez is in the run- ning for receiving the most mail from Torreon this year. La nina is always on a diet and keeps her roommate Sue out of trouble. This late arrival, Adriane Forster from Caracas, Venezuela loves to dance to the song Celebration. She always argues with Mrs. Jardine over the length of her phone calls. Maria Luisa Cacep better known as Maya enjoyed her March in Egypt soaking up the sun. She played the guitar in the Winter Concert and was also a member of the basketball team. Magdi of Magdalena Ruenes, a constant companion of Alejandra, really enjoyed basking in the Egyptian sunshine. Although she won ' t be returning in the fall, her warm Venezuelan smile will be with us forever. Laura Fernandez is our cereal monster. Lalin played on the senior volleyball team and next year wants to study to become a dentist.