Trafalgar Castle School - Yearbook (Whitby, Ontario Canada)

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Christmas Dinner Christmas month is the month every person waits for patiently, especially us, because after four months full of tests, homework and exams, we want to change the atmo- sphere of the boring routine of school life. Every year our school tries to end it in a special night, by preparing a festive dinner. Most girls bring their families, which brings the added pleasure of being able to introduce our families to each other. The staff in the kitchen get very excited too, and at my table the coffee and tea were mixed together, however the taste was not bad. The Christmas dinner was not just food and talking, but a chance to sing together the traditional carols of the season, and listen while piano solos were delightfully presented. A small play put on by Mrs. Clarke ' s drama students ended our evening, made us laugh and leave the school with happy faces. Marika Joannidis 15

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Semi-Formal Every year the school starts with a new idea of entertainment but the semi-formal dance is like a tradition, full of life and joy. This year our school invited Trinity College and most of our girls had their dates from Trinity. They had a great time with them, dancing all the time and eating the snacks with their boyfriends. The rest of the girls, whom I cannot forget to mention were divided into two groups - the majority found cute partners whom they tried to get to know as they were dancing, and the others danced alone, or watched, or took chips up to their rooms so that after the dance they could regain some of the calories dancing wears away. The dance was good; all of the girls were in beautiful dresses in exciting colours, full of life which had a good reflection on this dance party. Before I forget, Mr. Kamcke admitted in chapel the next morning that it was an excellent party. Naturally we were all too tired to look towards a new week of studying, but our memories will be with us forever. Marika Joannidis

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Ski Day Ski Day is the funniest day of our life! Every- body enjoys it in her own way as she experiences for the first, tenth or thousandth time the thrill of the cold and the challenge of the hills. Girls who knew how to ski enjoyed it by running the steepest hills while the others who did not know how to ski enjoyed lessons from a pro instructor. He made us nervous in the end, by saying always to snow- plow as we were falling down. Everyone of us was laughing at each other as we looked like white balls rolling in the powder and counted how many times everybody was falling down. The next day everybody suffered pains in their muscles which made sitting in chairs and walking very hard to do. Marika Joannidis