Trafalgar Castle School - Yearbook (Whitby, Ontario Canada)

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and Our Dean To be a Pean a sense of humour is essential. Miss Wiggins has the sense of humour, the smile, and a laugh to end all laughs, a laugh that even, sometimes, drowns out the West Indian Music (which she adores!) on the Main Hall. Our ' down-to-earth ' Dean provides us with a shoulder for crying on, a taxi for riding in, a T.V. for watching hockey games and even treats on nights out. She puts up with water fights, temper tantrums and turns a blind eye to curfew when we need study time. We think she is behind the movement to have all students wear name tags. Our ubiquitous Dean is always on the move, difficult to find when you need the pool key and, if there is a north wind blowing, the sign goes up . . . Gone Sailing!

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May We Present Our Principal . It has been the custom for countless years for the principal to write a message to the student body. This year we have broken with tradition. We would like you to see Mr. Kamcke as we see him. He ' s the ' Major ' who directs us with military precision for our Carol service, and who looks with critical eye upon our May Day ranks. When it ' s time for sports, he ' s the number one fan for all our games at home and away as well as the force behind the senior baseball team. When it ' s time for relaxing Mr. K. can be found jogging around the heart, not only for fitness reasons, but also to keep in shape for running after Tess or chasing Hardy from the library. Mr. Kamcke ' s talents also extend to the field of drama. He is an excellent director, a demanding critic, and an appreciative audience. For all of this, and more, we will occasionally excuse him from chapel on N.H.L. nights and we wish him well with his new wing.

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Head Girl One of the greatest benefits of Trafalgar is the op- portunity to make new friends. As the time has passed we have made friendships that will last a lifetime. From a group of strangers, from all over the world, thrown together for an education, we have become a family. As the year ' s end approaches, we realize how much we will lose when we leave Trafalgar, the special friends always beside us, but we will always have the memories. All the advice I can give you is to make the most of your years here. When you graduate it ' s over, but you will remember. The best way to get something out of Trafalgar is to put even more into it. If you are returning next year, get involved. Your year will be better, and you ' ll enjoy it much more. For those who aren ' t returning, I wish you good luck in the future. To the class of ' 84, thanks again! And finally to my fellow prefects, a special thank you for all your time, help and support. I couldn ' t have made it without you. Angel Athletic Association Back Row Heather McDonald, President Second Row, Left to Right A. Young, A. Christ, M. OuWai, K. Paton Third Row, Left to Right P. Tiemans, S. Smith, A. Gilmour, P. Scott 8