Trafalgar Castle School - Yearbook (Whitby, Ontario Canada)

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Patricia Sibley This is Pat ' s second year at Trafalgar. She is from Kanata, a fact the whole school is aware now! With her relaxed, easy-going per- sonality, Pat is liked by all. Pat has been actively involved in sports, a valuable member of Mr. Palmer ' s track team. She intends to go to Wilfred Laurier next year and we wish her the best of luck. But Pat . . leave the oxfords at home! Madeline Smith During her four years at Trafalgar she has been known as Meem, Screamer, Mouse, Elf, Bubbles (she can explain that one!) and of course Mimi. She has enjoyed being on school teams, debating, plays, even at- tempting study sessions for Calculus and R F. Her dramatic efforts have won her House Play awards and trips to Ottawa. Her future? . . shares in Grizzly Bear Bubble Bath stocks or Ryerson. Lee-Ann Steele This friendly Trini has added a new dimension to the lives of her schoolmates. ' Time after time ' her laughter could be heard through the halls, and it seemed she always had a pleasant Hello for everyone. The year has gone by quickly and ' Against all odds ' she has made it through. Best of luck in the future and may your dreams come true. Heather Thompson From Nassau, Bahamas, Heather has been with us for two years. Her hobbies are talking about happenings in Nassau and listening intently to the words of Michael Jackson. She hopes to study at the University of Windsor and the University of the West Indies in Barbados to become a family lawyer. Her motto: ' Strive for excellence, you deserve it! ' Angela Tsoi A year in Trafalgar. A year full of memories. A year with nice teachers, making new friends. A year of ' Canadianization ' as Megan says. (How much I do not know!) A year reading, writing and expecting letters. A year turning new roommates (Anita and I) into best friends. A year missing home. Hong Kong, but years are coming when I will miss Trafalgar. Anita Van Trafalgar Castle, a small community which 1 have joined for a year, leaves me lots of memories. After a year here I feel that friendship is the main element of boarding school. 1 am going to miss my new friends, teachers, housemothers and ' pushes ' . I plan to go to the University of Guelph for Hotel Administration. I wish all my friends the best of luck. Heather Slaby a k a Slabs Three years at Trafalgar and Heather has certainly left her mark! She was our social convenor this year and definitely a good one. Heather packs her many friends in her ' dinky ' closet room. Her shining Canadian Trinidadian smile will be missed, even by Mr. McClure ' s fishes. We wish her the best of luck in her endeavours towards a career as a dental assistant. Megan Smith Hailing from Ailsa Craig, a small town somewhere in the wilds of southwestern Ontario, McKenzie has survived through a sometimes gruelling, soemtimes boring often enjoyable six years at Trafalgar. Editor of the 82 and 83 Vox Collegii, she has also been a member of the debating society, on and off, for four years. She hopes to continue her education indefinitely if finances permit, in the field of zoology with research as her aim. Kiyomi Sumida From Japan, Kiyomi has adjusted to our Canadian lifestyle during her four years at Trafalgar. She will be remembered for her warm smile, her powerful serve and for her participation in ' Hiroshima ' . (With the help of Kiyomi and her aunt the girls were able to ' master ' the Japanese tea ceremony). Kiyomi hopes to return to Japan with a degree in Forestry from U. of T. Irene Tsang For three years our little pink China doll has contributed to the life of our school. She has been head of S.C.F, an active choir member, one of the famous ' Titanic ' cast. Her main mission has been to cheer up untold numbers of unhappy people with her many pink- wrapped surprises. Anyone who can survive ' Outward Bound ' unscathed will do well at McGill in nursing! Jill Tucker This blonde haired, blue eyed beauty has been at T.C.S. for five years. A U.S. citizen, she has had to take American history to learn about her past. She is going to Findlay College, in Ohio, to major in Business Admin, and Equine Science. Accompanying her will be old faithful ' Sugar ' and she hopes to find Mr. America or at least a rich cowboy. She will be missed for sports, drama and her distinguished profile! Joyce Wai Joyce has attended T.C.S. for two years and is amazed that she has survived the life of a boarder. Our mathematician intends to study engineering at U. of T. and with her brains we know that she will succeed. She has en- joyed her years here and looks forward to University life. 18

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Nancy Jack In Dr. Ditz ' first year at Trafalgar, she has made her mark . . 90%! Most lake Nancy for ' a boarder, with her wardrobe in various rooms. Her accomphshments include moonwalking to Ottawa, and an ' honourable ' mention , learning to be a jock, victories in debating, map reading and May Princess. In the future we hope to read of Nancy in medical journals or in the list of Oscar nominees. Angela Kett This British Canadian lass has resided at the ' ' castle ' for two years. As a member of the ■ American history class she learned a lot on ' the Washington Experience! Known for her blonde hair, black clothes, and her beau Chris, her ' taxi service ' will be sorely missed by her friends. Her future plans include York, Business and Law. Juliette Marcano a k a Ras This was Jules ' first year at Trafalgar. This hyperactive little Antiguan could be found bobbing around the main hall and sliding down the railings of the main staircase. Juliette was a ' hard ' tennis player and a ' crucial ' soccer player. She hopes to be a nurse but refuses to wear a little cap. ' Ras ' and ' Worm ' could ALWAYS be heard having their friendly arguments during study hall. We will miss her and we wish her success in the future. Collin Mui A four year veteran at Trafalgar Collin is a fashion setter and is really into tanning! She has been thoroughly Canadianized by Megan and Romanized by Mrs. Holley. Canada is the loser as Collin heads across the border to study business at the University of Illinois. Bobbie Jo Reid ' Hi Bob. Bobbie Jo has been here for three years and maybe even enjoyed herself. Where ' s she from? One of three places! Where is she going next year? Anywhere she gets accepted!. This athletic prefect was a dedicated debater, choir member and Oliyog customer. She was a great help to the drama club and her breakdancing abilities will always be remembered! Good luck Bob. You ' ll be missed by everyone. Michelle Schneider This was ' Worm ' s ' first and last year here and we know she will never forget it. Michelle is a native Trinidadian and like all islanders she can ' t wait to get home and stay there! It was a slow start but, once she got used to T.C.S. life, she made a ' lot ' of friends and will be missed by them all, especially by her side-kick ' Ras ' . Best wishes ' Worm ' . Elspeth Joss Elspeih is from Nassau, Bahamas and has been at Trafalgar for two years. She can always be found sewing and she loves all water sports. After finishing university she plans to return to the Bahamas to live and to bask in the sun. Her motto is ' It ' s one thing to be rich and strong, but an even better thing to be loved. Stephanie Kirkham The only seven year veteran, Steph laments the fact that in this time she only grew two inches! On of the last O.L.C. girls she will be missed for her great acting ability. Head of Drama, she won the ' Best Actress ' award last year. Those tears aren ' t always for real! Her experience in the Palmer daycare centre will assist her in Concurrent Education studies at Queen ' s. Helen McKnight Her first and last year at Trafalgar has been ' eye opening says this Trinidadian. She is looking forward to university life, hopefully at Waterloo. Her favourite saying: ' Persevere with hardship and a reward is sure to follow. ' Shall Pooransingh This is Shail ' s first year at Trafalgar. She hails from the shores of Trinidad and has a charming personality. Shall has indeed helped to make the year memorable for many of us with her elfin smiles and wordly advice. Many a day we see her in Lee-Ann ' s room, liming with the Trini natives. She hopes to go to York and take economics, finishing later with law. Quite ambitious isn ' t she! We will never forget her. Andrea Robson In her first year at Trafalgar Andrea has kept up tradition by meeting a man from T.C.S. She also learned the meaning of patience between dates and phone calls. Andy was involved in volleyball and other sports. Special memories include hosting the breakfast after the formal, snuggling with her bear, and being chosen a May Princess. In the fall, nursing at McMaster. Friends all wish her the best. Catherine Shank Her year at T.C.S. has been an experience she wouldn t have wanted to miss. She has learned to sleep in short-sheeted beds, untie herself from the main staircase, and get involved in sports and drama. Next year she plans to give up boys for Lent, (men too?) grow her hair and not laugh like a gerbil. As for the future she will probably choose Business at Western.

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Lorelei Walker A native of Toronto, Lorelei has been at Trafalgar for one yeaf and has been involved in voice, drama, and choir. She intends taking a much needed break from school for a year to work and then hopes to pursue a career in the medical field ... an to travel and work abroad. Paula Wyman A two year Trafalgar veteran, Paula spent 1 I 2 of those years as a day girl before making the painful transition to boarder. She is known to complain about the 47! steps up to her room and avoids making unnecessary trips! Envied by many for her height, Paula is a warm, caring person. She hopes to join Katimavik before attending university for Public Administration. 19