Trafalgar Castle School - Yearbook (Whitby, Ontario Canada)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1987 volume:

TRAFALGAR CASTLE SCHOOL 401 Reynolds Street Whitby, Ontario Canada LIN 3 W9 Dear old Trafalgar Hear though our hymn of praise. Hearts full of love we raise Proudly to thee. Thy splendour never falls, Truth dwells within thy walls, Thy beauty still enthralls DearT.C.S. Through thee we honour Truth, virtue, loveliness. Thy friendships e ' er possess Our constancy. Thy spirit fills us through. So we ' ll be ever true To our dear blue and blue OfT.C.S. O! Alma Mater: How can we from thee part? Thou only hast our heart. Dearest of schools. Thy glory we shall see Wherever we may be. Still love OfT.C.S. Our future rules Cover design by Michele Ngai Editorial It is a honour for me to be the editor of the yearbook. This year has been a special one to me since I am also graduating. It seems extremely challenging to me, as a Chinese to take over this task, as English is not my first language. Also I almost know nothing about this job. To me, the yearbook itself has been like a baby, who has been nurtured by many efforts. These efforts were from the advisors, contributors and most important of all, from our yearbook club members. We can see that the baby is now well-grown, however, it still needs the counsel and support from the teachers and all those who have helped us through this year. To be a full-grown adult I understand that we may have to walk as our own in the future. With all the insights we have acquired from every field, I am sure we will not walk without fear. Last, but not least, I would like to thank Mr. Yamcke for giving me a chance, to Mr. Richard, for his dedication, and special thanks to my roommate, Yan Yan, without her help I wouldn ' t be able to finish this book! All the best to next year ' s editor. Also may I send my sincerest gratitude and best wishes to all of you. Here then is the yearbook. Love for 1987. Its merits you may credit to my helpers; its defects you should blame on me. Joanne Index Title Page 1 New Wing 2 Editorial 3 Message from Principal Dean 4 School Activities 4 Commencement 6,7 Bazaar and Fashion Show 8,9 Fulford Debate Cross-Country Run 10 Spirit Day 12,13 Semi-Formal 14,15 House Plays 16,17 A Trafalgar Christmas 18,19 Ski Day 20 Career ' s Night 21 Educational Experience Week 22,23 More About Experience Week 24,25 Drama Night (The Sound of Music) 26,27 Formal 28 Senior Dinner 29 May Day Festival 30,31 May Fest 32,33 Activity Day 34,35 Class Day 36 ACADEMICS 37 Student Council Head Girl 38 Prefects and Athletic Association 39 Faculty 40,41 Office Staff House Staff 42.43 Nurses 44 CLASSES 45 Grade 13 46,47,48,49,50,51,52,53 Grade 12 54 Grade 11 55 Grade 10 56 Grade 9 58 Grade 8 60 Grade 7 61 Sisters 62,63 Close Friends 64 Our Houses Sports 65 Carter 66,67 Farewell 68,69 Hare 70,71 Maxwell 72,73 Soccer 74 Basketball 75 Volleyball 76 Cross-Country Run 77 Cross-Country Ski, Debating Society 78 Student Fellowship Choir 79 Piano Voice Students 80 Baseball 81 Tennis, Track Field 82 Tuck Shop Gymnastics 83 Yearbook 84 Clubs 85 Candids 86,87 ADVERTISING 88,89,90,91,92,93 Addresses 94,95 3 Dean ' s Message A little laughter now and then is reUshed by the wisest men. - Proverb Each year has its own peculiar flavour - this one has been exuberant. There has been laughter, song, tears, hard work, disagreements and moments for reflection. As you look back, you will remember the friendships, the hopes and the dreams you shared whole at Trafalgar Castle. They will be one of the many pearls of Ufe. Good luck, Ann Wiggins Principars Message Once again it is yearbook time - the years roll by. This year, due to the double graduation of grade thirteen and the first batch of OSIS students out of grade twelve, a greater number of girls will be leaving us to go on to university and new lives beyond our walls. For this group of nearly sixty, this book will serve as a memory chest for years to come. The loss of such a large number will be intensely felt by those of us who stay behind. So many of them have had long and full careers at the school and under other circumstances a number of them would have been returning to us to take up positions of leadership in the school next year. We wish them Godspeed. Let me offer congratulations to the editors of this important book. It serves not only as an opportunity for creativity but more importantly as a record of our accomplishments and as a memory bank of our experiences and friendships. In years to come we will look to it with interest and sentiment. Commencement On September 5th, our annual Commencement ceremonies took place. Many of our graduates returned from a wide range of Universities, where they are presently studying, to receive their diplomas and awards. The Valedictorian, Afshan Javed, gave a very touching farewell that brought tears to the eyes of those who would dearly miss the graduating class. We were particularly proud of both Nicole Taylor who won many awards, including the University of Womens ' Club of Oshawa Scholarship and Judy Wong who won the University of Toronto Open Admissions Scholarship. Our new Chairman of the Board of Directors, Mr. Mitchell, spoke of the past, present and, most importantly, future of our school. The sense of pride that he expressed in his address was shared by the girls in uniform, as well as the girls in white dresses. We would Hke our graduates to know that we will never forget them and we hope that they will Be ever true to our dear Blue and Blue of T.C.S. Best of luck in the future. Lyn Maxwell Scholarships, Bursaries and Awards Ethel Treble Barber Scholarship Martha Shumovich Arthur H. AUin Scholarship Susan Bruce T. Kelso Creighton Scholarship Carrie Davidson Thomas G. Rogers Memorial Scholarship Medina Carter Jessie Lord Ayres Scholarship Susan Bruce Alumnae Dr. S.L. Osborne Scholarship Nicole Brooks Alumnae Scholarship in memory of Dr. C.R. Carscallen Lisa Chan Alumnae Scholarship in memory of Miss A. A. Maxwell Tuula Jalasjaa Ryerson Chapter Scholarship in memory of Mr. G.D. Atkinson Susana Pang Helen Parsons Britton Scholarship Armita Rahmani Anna B. Parsons Memorial Music Scholarship Grace Ngai OHve HoUiday Denyes Scholarship Seema Nundy Morley S. Bedford Scholarship Cynthia Li Caroline McGilHvray Scholarship Dora Arulanandam Marie Honsberger Memorial Scholarship for achievement in Grade XII Family Studies Debra Eckensweiler Russell Wharton Memorial Scholarship, given by Mrs. Wharton, for achievement in Grade XII Mathematics Janet Young Scholarship in honour of Dr. Reginald C. Davis Stephanie Nickson Florence Osborne Memorial Scholarship Diane Brown The University Women ' s Club of Oshawa and District Scholarship Nicole Taylor Entrance Scholarship for first class honours Deborah Inglis Gertrude I ' Anson Bursary Sarah Arulanandam Fiona Boyle Charlyn Long Nicole Hohenkirk Eileen Gash Bursary Briar Jamieson R. Gordon Grobb Bursary Dora Arulanandam Shaney Crawford DeWitt-Rowbotham Bursary Joanne Tse John McClellan Bursary Ausma Khan Hazel Allen Award Michele Ngai Nannette Hallpike Memorial Award Nicole Taylor Ottawa Chapter Scholastic Awards in memory of Dr. J.J. Hare Pauline Cheng Rebecca Luk 6 Presentation of Prizes and Medals The Governor-General ' s Medal for the highest standing in Grade XIII Judy Wong The Lieutenant-Governor ' s Medal for the highest standing in Grade XII Dora Arulanandam The Mayor ' s Medal for leadership and academic achievement Nicole Taylor The Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce Medals for the second highest standing in Grade XIII Nicole Taylor for the second highest standing in Grade XII t Janet Young Prize for the highest standing in Grade XI Seema Nundy Prize, by Mrs. R. Leo Gray, for the highest standing in Grade X Sarah Arulanandam The F.H. Barlow Prizes for the highest standing in Grade IX , Armita Rahmani Grade VIII Stephanie Nickson Grade VII Sherin Alidina Prize by Dr. James S. Hall, in memory of Mr. W.S. Hall, for the highest standing in Grade XIII Chemistry Judy Wong Prize for the highest standing in Grade XIII History Nicole Taylor Prize by Whitby Arts Incorporated for achievement in Senior Art Cynthia Li Prize by Mrs. W.R. Hull and Miss M. Webster, in memory of Mrs. J.C. Webster, for Penmanship Nancy Alilovic The Shapiro-Cohen Prize, in memory of Miss A.A. Maxwell, for greatest improvement in achievement Adrianna Timmins Helen Parsons Britton Progress Prizes Selina Carter Sita Gardner Marika Joannidis Alix Soukoreff Prize for achievement in Grade XIII Enghsh , Nicole Taylor Grade XII English Dora Arulanandam Henrietta Wilkinson Prize for vocal studies Beverly Henson Ryerson Chapter Award for the President of the Student Council Nicole Taylor Pin, by Trafalgar Chapter, in memory of Mrs. E. Gallanough, for the winner of the Strathcona Shield Nicole Taylor Valedictorian Award, given by Dr. Reginald C. Davis Afshan Javed The Silver Spoon Award, given by members of faculty to graduating students in recognition of four or more years of continuous education at Trafalgar Castle School Sheila Birchard (4) Jane Chin (4) Alison Gilmour (4) Afshan Javed (5) Jennifer McRae (7) Petra Palm (7) Ladies ' Guild Essay Prize - Junior Sarah Arulanandam Senior Alison Gilmour The S.F. Bazaar As president of the S.F., I can personally say the bazaar this year was a great success. Of course, I ' m biased but I ' ve no doubt everyone will agree! This year we expanded the international table into separate pavilions! And the efforts of the girls involved was just great. Also we tried a Kissing Booth this year... What can I say, a kissing booth is just a kissing booth! We did cheat, though, by handing out chocolate kisses! The Whitby paper even caught a certain happy couple exchanging more than chocolate. (Not naming any names, Tracy!) I must say that on the big day I nearly died from panic, but as usual all my group came through in full force (and effort!) I don ' t know why I doubted them. I want to personally and publicly thank everyone, teacher and student, who participated this year. Without you, it couldn ' t have been a success. As you may have noticed, the S.F. title changed. Since I joined, I hoped it also indicates a change in pace for the group. I have enjoyed being president and have discovered that although it ' s a bit scary, at first, it ' s also loads of fun. I hope my replacement has as much fun as I did and an opportunity to make the friends that I did. Ayesha Khan President of S.F. Fashion Show ' 86 Once again, after many headaches and last minute alterations, th e Fashion Show finally came together. This year ' s theme was Fashion Through The Ages. We presented a variety of styles ranging from The Victorian era to the fifties and punk rock era. We were joined by a few male models escorting the ladies in their formal gowns. Lesley Forde Fulford Debate Debating has been, well, debatable, this year. There were many members in this year ' s debating society, and all participated, in one way or another. Our Fulford Tournament in November was a phenomenal success due to the hard work of the members and of our two coaches, Mr, Palmer and Mrs. Bagnall. Our own school teams did well this year, finishing 8th and 10th, respectively, at the junior and senior levels. Debates and debating workshops at other schools were successful, as were those at our own school. House debates, with Maxwell coming out on top, were interesting. All the best of luck to my successor, and good luck finding a tie for Mr. Palmer. Sarah Arulanandam Cross-Country Run The annual Cross-Country Run was a successful event this year, as in previous years. Eager runners waited anxiously at the front gates for the gun to be fired. As the shot was heard, the Trafalgar athletes dashed along the route of the course. The individual champions were: Stephanie Taylor, a senior Hare House competitor witlfi a time of 5:01; and the junior Maxwell House participant Wendy Primeau, with a time of 4:58. And we must not forget Mr. Cleary with his speedy time of 4:30. It was a great event! Ramona Grainge Semi Formal The Semi Formal this year was held on Nov. 29, 1986. As most people would agree, we all must say the dance was a very different experience. We invited Appelby College which was something new and enjoyable to some. Everyone was dressed so nicely, which was quite a change from our traditional uniforms. Even though the dance will not be remembered as one of the most successful ones, the prepar- ation was outstanding, thanks to Diane and Cheryl! Karen Pluthero Hi, everybody! House Plays Maxwell House: SURVIVAL Director: Seema Nundy Asst. Director: Tammy Sideris Props: Vitina Bitondo Lights: Karen McCartney Prompter: Tamiko Jamieson Crew: April Williams, Dawn Gibbs, Tricia Payton, Martha Shumovich Staff Advisor: Mrs. S. McKay Carter House: MR. SNOOP IS MURDERED Director: Karla PhiUips Asst. Director: Briar Jamieson Lights: Pauline Cheng and Tin Yan Chung Prompter: Karla Phillips Crew: Ranee Bowers, Tracy McHale, Pauline Cheng, Tin Yan Chung Staff Advisor: Miss D. Underbill Farewell House: TWENTIETH-CENTURY LULLABY Directors: Nicki Hohenkirk Lucinda Edwards Asst. Director: Diane Brown Lights: Suelan Smith Nicki Hohenkirk Prompter Sound Effects: Lucinda Edwards Make-up: Sherene Sahib Staff Advisor: Mr. V. Richard Hare House: THE IN-GROUP Director: Beverly Henson Lights: Alix Soukoreff Props: Danuta Robaszewski Staff Advisor: Mrs. E. Large A Trafalgar Christmas What an occasion! The first in a series of fond memories. There are so many things to remember about that evening. There we were revelUng in our change from the school uniform, the students in their evening dresses looked like the sparkling lights on the Christmas tree. The evening began with the voices of the junior vocal group gracing the hall, and progressed to the delicious dinner and carol singing that made the evening so festive. We had such highlights as Judy Chu singing solo for us with her beautiful voice, Grace Ngai ' s talented fingers working magic on the piano, Spanish Christmas carols, Chinese Christmas carols, and the usual share of Mr. Kamcke ' s Christmas puns. The play directed by Mrs. Large provided a nice touch to the evening ' s entertain- ment, giving us a chance to think back to all the Christmas dinners we had shared with friends. This being the last Christmas for me at Trafal- ar, I can honestly say that though I don ' t celebrate the holiday, I ' ll always appreciate and remember the warm moments of laughter and friendship that coloured the occasion. Thanks to Mrs. Smith for her efforts and to everyone for participating in this star-sprinkled night. Ausma Khan Educational Experience Week Leaving aside our daily school schedule and classes, Trafalgar teachers and students all participated in the annual Educationsl Experience Week. This year, this special event started on 9th March 1987 till 1 1th March 1987. Our Educational Experience Week was sure a success. With lots of different choices, students were allowed to have a taste of their chosen career or to poUsh their skills. Some students earned their certificate in the First Aid Program and had really enjoyed the course. Others who had tripped and fell on the slopes of Hidden Valley, eventually could ski down the hill without any problems. Some students not only learned how to ride a horse, but also learned how to take care of horses. Trips to Washington and Quebec enabled the group to experience different cultures. Folk Art and Print Making improved the skills of those students that are talented in Art. The mysteries of the universe was being introduced to our students during a visit to the Science Centre in the Space Experience trip. To understand more about our society, the Scott Mission provided our students with better insight to some of the social problems. With the supervision of our teachers who had given so much time in planning for this event made this educational experience week both ' educational ' and ' enjoyable ' . Michele Ngai 23 More About Experience Week I I 24 The Sound of Music Presented on three nights this year, our play was well-attended and most successful. Leading roles were played by Heather Willis, Beverly Henson, Lesley Forde, Jill Wilson, Michele Lang, Ausma Khan and Ramona Grainge. Nearly half the students in the school were involved in this production, along with Mr. Kamcke, our director, Carey Church, our producer and Sarah Arulanandam, our prompter. We had Cynthia Li ' s beautiful sets illuminating our stage. Also, we had Wendy Ip and Michele Ngai as the pianists. Formal Our formal dance held this year, was culminating weeks of work by our Social Convenors, Dianne Cox and Cheryl Stuart. Guests were entertained at many parties, both before and after the main event, making it truly a night to remember. 28 Senior Dinner Friday evening, May 8th, 1987 TOASTS Toastmaster Mr. C.T. Craig Kamcke THE QUEEN CANADA Tonya Hamilton Ann Steel ALMA MATER Wendy Bruce Karen McCartney FACULTY AND STAFF Dora Arulanandam Mrs. Debra Carr GRADUATING CLASSES Diane Brown Lynn Maxwell Lisa Watson Stephanie Taylor OTHER CLASSES Debra Eckensweiler Alexis Ledoux Vitina Bitondo Michelle Marz Tammy Sideris Tamiko Jamieson SCHOOL ORGANIZATIONS Seema Nundy Ruby Tonno Susan Bruce Sarah Arulanandam Ayesha Khan Carey Church Joanne Tse Ausma Khan Medina Carter GREETINGS FROM THE ALUMNAE Miss Rowe Trafalgar Castle School Whitby, Ontario The Principal, the Staff and Students extend to you and your friends a cordial invitation to be present on the occasion of their May Court Festivities and May f est Saturday, May the Twenty-third nineteen hundred and eighty-seven at two o ' clock THE MAY COURT The May Queen Suelan Smith The Counsellors Ramona Grainge Lisa Khan Train Bearer Lara Jimenez Crown Bearer Alexis Ledoux Scroll Bearer Courtney Long EXERCISES IN HONOUR OF THE MAY QUEEN Maypole Dance (Grade 10 students) Canadian Square Dancing Caller: Ralph Taylor (Grade 9 students) Tina Gallery Highland Dancing - The Sailor ' s Hornpipe Dancing in the Streets Modern Jazz (Grade 1 1 students) Ukranian Folkdance The Vesekla (Grade 7 8 students) Spanish Folkdance La Negra (Grade 12 13 students) East Asian Dance Inhi Logon Ne (Grade 12 13 students) Tracy Powell Ballerina Girl by Lionel Ritchie Activity Day This year ' s activity day was a bit different from the others. We started off with the annual staff vs students game and then was our final house debate. It was fun and hilarious. After lunch we headed off to the Ontario Place. Although the weather was not very good, all of us had enjoyed the day. For those who could still summon up energy, a Blue Jay game topped the night. Class Day June 7th, we celebrated the end of a most productive year and saluted the achievements of our houses in all of their competitive sports. This was also the graduates ' day, beginning with the Daisy Chain and ending in a chapel service and a tearful walk through Main Hall and up the main stair case... for the last time. Our Head Girl Anticipation as to what the future may hold, sadness for what we must leave behind - these are the feelings that stand out most vividly as my days at T.C.S. draw to a close. The old walls of this castle hold memories that will be with us forever. Many years from now when we reminisce about Trafalgar, it is the simple things that will come to mind, such as playing house games after school, going for walks around the heart or just sitting in the common room with friends. Trafalgar gives us a wide scope of activities to choose from, whether it be school drama, intellectual debating or varsity sports. The challenge of learning to understand and deal with other people is a unique experience in itself. Envils from various cultures, races and religions have all joined together under one roof. We learn to respect and accept each other despite our differences. T.C.S, provides us with the opportunities for inner growth and gives us a chance to prepare for the promising future that hes ahead. We only have to grasp these qualities and incorporate them into our own lives; for success comes to those who strive for it. To my fellow graduates, I would like to wish you all the best of luck as we go our separate ways. To those I am leaving behind at Trafalgar, I wish you good luck in the future, and remember to hold onto your dreams - no mountain is too high! Thank you everyone for a great year! I will miss you all! Love, Dora Arulanandam ' ' Make every yesterday, A dream of happiness. And every tomorrow, A vision of hope. (taken from the Sanskrit) BACK ROW (1-r): Mr. Kamcke, C.Y. Mak, M. Marz. L. Maxwell, B. Henson, K. Phillips, D. Robaszewski, C. Church, L. Watson, N. Hohenkirk, M. Carter, A. Khan. MIDDLE ROW: A. Steel, A. Ledoux, J. Tse, D. Brown, T. Hamilton, R. Dua, D. Eckensweiler, A. Pernetz, C. Li, S. Bruce, S. Arulanandam, V. Bitondo, R. Grainge. FRONT ROW: C. Stuart, J. Burness , S. Nundy, K. McCartney, D. Arulanandam, R. Tonno, W. Bruce, P. De La Rose, D. Cox. Student 38 Council Prefects BACK ROW (l-r): W. Bruce, K. McCartney, T. Hamilton, D. Eckensweiler, C. Li. FRONT ROW: R. Grainge, D. Arulanandam, Mr. Kamcke, A. Steel, J. Burness. Athletic Association BACK ROW (l-r): S. Taylor, B. Jamieson, Miss UnderhiU, T. Sideris, L. Edwards. FRONT ROW: B. Henson, K. Phillips, S. Bruce, S. Nundy, N. Hohenkirk. 39 Mr. Palmer Mr. Shelson Mr. McMlure Mr. Cleary Mrs. Large Miss Underbill Mrs. Carr Mrs. Bagnall They also serve... Mrs. Shaver, housemother Miss Moore, assistant dean Miss Krey, housemother Mrs. Brycr, study hall 42 School Nurses Now is the hour, when our grads will soon depart from Trafalgar Castle School and I hope with light of heart. I will keep thinking of the familiar refrain, Oh! Please Nurse Farr, give me something for my pain. Well ladies, I take this opportunity of wishing you all the best that life has to offer. Remember, always try to maintain a good sense of humour, and whatever career you choose, give it you best . It was a pleasure to be of service to you. Mrs. O ' Brien and I will miss you. Wishing you all the best of luck, health and happiness. With fond remembrance, Jeanne Farr The Day Nurse Remember me when this you see I do not ask for more We may not meet, as we have met When Trafalgar School days are o ' er You path in life, and mine In future may be far apart Times may bring a change of scene But never a change of heart Goodbye, God Bless and I wish you all Every success With fondest remembrances, Mary O ' Brien The Night Nurse (adopted Grandma to many of our beloved students) 44 The Graduating Class NATASHA ABDOOL FA-tennis, ping-pong, writing letters and receiving them, going to the library, riding bicycle, listen to sockerin Panty size. FS-nah man, shoot, look at this hair!, settle crowd ah jah. PF-buying a motorboke, visiting the Dominican Republic, learning Spanish, study psychology and P.E. NN-Tasha PP-hairspray, make-up, dresses, blow dryers, etc. Farewell-May the wind carry a voice to tell you there ' s a friend in another comer of the world right now thinking about you and wishing you ' re find. I love you Tasha, and remember. .. Life ' s meaning is love magic Hasta siempre amigal ! Te Quierol I DORA ARULANANDAM Dora has been with us at T.C.S. for five years. She is a girl full of energy and could brighten a dull moment with her contagious laughter. She also possesses a friendly dispo- sition which enables her companions to be comfortable around her and not feel left out. She is very active in school especially in the aerobic classes with Mrs. Large and Miss Underbill. Her intelligence will enable her to enter the field of medicine and with that we wish her luck in her future endeavours. HILDA BLANCAS Miguel, Miguel are the favorite words of Hilda who comes from the border of Mexico. This is her fjfst and last year at T.C.S. and throughout the year, she enjoyed making friends from all over the world. This Mexican is loud and funny and she will never forget her favorite memories which were Montreal, Thursday ' s and her wallet, the Easter weekend Borryta , the late nights talking about life and womanhood and having the Dean chasing all the Mexicans from Main Hall because they are too loud. Best wishes to her future study in Texas. SUSAN BRUCE (Pudgie) FA-squishing noses, running. Head of A. A. FS-Deemie Pudge, Melba Toast, Puffy Aunt Jemima! Stuffy! Annie Baubaus, pudgie paws (ool oo!) PP-dumb questions CM-S.C. with Ann, big brothers at T.C.S., Or. 13 fr. class, 6 yrs. with Ann, Patrick and Aunt Bessy Future-Queen ' s University: majoring in professional pudgism Farewell-1 am thankful for my years at T.C.S., for in these walls I have gained more than an education. 1 have experience, friends, sadness, joy... life. I would never have made it without Jesus, my joy and my strength. God bless you and be with you all. 1 made it mom! Thanks for all your love and support! JAYNEBURNESS Jayne will be sadly missed, but especially by the juniors who went to her more than often with their troubles, hopes and dreams. She was more to all of us, than a prefect, she was a friend. We will miss hearing and endulging in her extravagant social life. Lucy has definitely left her mark on both T.C.S. west and T.C.S. east. We are looking forward to seeing Jayne as a windsurfing instructor. MEDINA CARTER Medina Carter, honest and true, Her one speciality to argue. To make her point, she just can ' t wait. She ' d always be on time, ' cept she ' s always late. After hours Medina ' s down at the store, if she sees you coming, she ' ll lock the door. As a friend, Medina is first rate. Old Dune Buggys Is just greati NATHALIE ABRAHAM FA-liming and making friends FS- What it is? Let ' s lime nah PP-no mail, pardon the pun, and basically have to face life every day. CM-weekends by Karen and liming in Toronto with the boys (hi Mom!) Farewell-Thanks to my friends, whom I would never have survived without and thanks to my parents. I love you all, but I ' ll never be back. KATHERINE ARZENO The long but never fading saying: ' Still waters run deep ' , is the only honest way of describing this young lady, except of course for ' looks are deceiving ' ! Can usually be heard along the halls with her famous ' Dios Mio ' and a variety of other frustrated shouts. Arriving from Dominican Republic, Katherine has no doubt entertained everyone with a very memorable year. Whatever you do... wherever yougo... BueraSuerta, amigo! DIANE BROWN WENDY BRUCE (Cwok) Six years of her life has gone into Trafalgar and she will always be remembered for her caring contribution to T.C.S. ' s life both east and west. We will miss her smiling face, but especially her social reports from Trinity. However, she will always be remembered for her great participation at dances. How ' s that song go? Ebony and Ivory? Best of luck always Wendel, we will miss you, our favorite prefect. ANA CANTU During her whole year in Trafalgar, whe had the chance to meet a lot of people and learn very good English. One thing that she did not like is the cold in the winter, and she was really worried about her ears because her mom told her that if she touched them, they were going to fall off and she would be going back home hke a cup. Her favorite activ- ities are jogging, riding bikes, aerobics and drawing . The thing she enjoyed better about being a boarder was the precious time they gave her for study hall; she just loved it. Her favorite memories are from Montreal and Toronto. Her favorite saying: Spoil me, please!! and Thanks God . She will be going back to Mexico, and will start her university in advertising. I really had the best time her , she says. LISA CHAN Lisa is a sweet and beloved girl in T.C.S. Everyone cherishes the memory of being together with her. In particular, Rebecca, who is Lisa ' s roommate, could never forget that Lisa is the BEST and the wonderful time that they have spent together. Lisa ' s friendship will be treasured by everyone. Wish her all the best in being a teacher and she must not forget to tell her Dirty jokes to her students. Lastly, don ' t stay up too late for Biology, Lisa! 46 JUDYCHU Tumbling down the main hall staircase every day busily grabbing Binders and things (oopsi) - running madly along the hallway - (Late for class as usuallll) - That ' s Judy, with her fantastic singing voice and ever-so-lively facial expressions, practically sings and plays her way through Trafalgar life. Well known for her vitality and love for music, not excluding her last-second-making-up-things ability and incredible appetite. She is a most lovable creature. Her favorite pastime includes not doing homework in study hall, day dreaming in classes and falling asleep during calculus tests. (Get it, Paul?) VAN VAN CHUNG Yan Yan who is our Kansai girl in school is bright and enthusiastic. With her sense of humour, she brings laughter wherever she goes. To friends, she is undoubtedly benevolent (buying groceries for everyonel) Her popularity is incredible and she is especially famous for her messy room with pieces of Lego lying everywhere. To teachers, she appears extraordinary. Her academic work in a wave full of crests and troughs in which her marks are never in phase . Despite this, Yan Yan is intelligent. She is an efficient essays producer and fast-pace learner. One year ' s life in T.C.S., what a meaningful time for her. DIANNE COX (Di, stick legs, puddly) FA-soccer, volleyball, basketball, tennis, pres. of s society. FS-Jambony, Mchow Mcare Mcyou?, cash or on your account? PP-getting cautht, morning wake ups, JbS dumb questions, decorating fake nails, immature fights. CM-keys, pop room, initiation, April Fools ' Eve, Tuula ' s popcorn and pizza parties, Cheryl ' s music, late night with D.L., and Alfred Sung goes Trinidadian. Goal-To graduate and move to Mexico or Trinidad, and to become a sports psychologist for a football team. Farewell-Seven years, I can ' t believe it ' s over. Thanks mom for your love and support. I love you. Thanks Cheryl and Tuula for always being there. Thanks Ruby, we made it. Known then thyself, presume not God go scan; The proper study of mankind is man. ' ' MINIQUE DOYLE NN-Goddess M, Geeky, Doyle, minute maid FS-do you believe it, no boys called me tonight-give me nerves Future-Keeping track of her men in Lauderdale in a bikini PP-staying in on weekends, being cute, telephone bills FA-bobbing at Big Bop with buddies and boys, president of the Butterfly Club, eating at Mc D ' s, rollerskating Farewell-Love ya mmmm wa! LESLEY FORDE CM-The Sound of Music with Pookie and B.H., advice from R.D., weekends at Bethune House FS-What am 1 gonna do? Farewell-I would like to thank everyone for all their support all year especially my family. 1 love you. Thanks to M.A.N, for opening that door and for always being there. MERILL GIFFEN LISA CHUMAKOV (Sharky) FA-floor hockey, homework (hal), yelling, Moonlighting CM-Montreal with S.T., T.S., H.F., S.L., N.H.. R.K., J.R., J.B., running through the dungeons at night; Wheelies- RELAXl exploring the Lakeshore; esp. the yummy food! FS- Excuse Me? Future-to be the best I can, and if 1 fail. ..try, try again! Thanks mama and papa for all your support. Farewell-To all my close friends who have made my years at T.C.S. one ' s that I ' ll always remember. Goodbye. ..but just for now! CAREY CHURCH Our head of Drama. She did a terrific job directing The Sound of Music. Her crazy ways and strange sense of humour will be missed by everyone at T.C.S. The hours she spent on the phone with V.S. also provided exciting entertainment for everyone. PP- DOUGHEAD roommates! Farewell-To all my close friends and memories at T.C.S. that I will cherish forever. Thanks mom and dad for all your support! PATRICLV DE LA ROSA PP-late night and early morning studying! Getting up for breakfast FA-partying in the big cities (Montreal and Toronto), talking on the phone and keeping in touch with loved ones (hint!!!) FS-yes, what do you want? FM-partying with friends in Montreal Farewell-Thanks to my family and to all of you. I ' ll miss you all! Debra Eckensweiler FS-I love Paul (McCartney) PP-homework FA-figuring out excuses for not having homework done Future-to become a fashion designer DAWN GIBBS At first, one is tempted to say No Comment but our ever-so popular meetings with ' DAVE ' will live on forever... right Dawn?! Hailing from Freeport, Bahamas, this chick has shown her ' talarete ' at piano and baseball, what can we say.. . ' when yuh have it-flaunt it! ' Brought ever closer to Mondays by our experience week. She aspires to do Veterinary medicine. Onto you, we say: Bonne Chance! RAMONA GRAINGE NN-Norton Chuckies, Lane Grainger, H.A.G., Bone FS-Don ' t worry about it! Life ' s a Party so make it one, Can we Frenchbraid my hair yet. . Pet PP-bats, bars that close at 1:00 am, men do not buy me jewellery. Future-Famous Californian taking vacation to Whistler attacking ski instructors. FA-swinging in the jungle with Tarzan, tigerhunting, parasailing, croquet, rollerskating and going to the Diny dog Farewell-Love Ya Mmmmwa! 47 TONYA HAMILTON Tonya is our problem child: A future with M.P. looks promising she ' s said, but we must remember that ' s not minister of parliament . During her four years at T.C.S., she has become allergic to coconut, cottage cheese and yogurt, thanks to Beatrice and fruit bottom, she has recovered. Summer wedding bells sound sweet right now, but Ton ' s mom would Fix the one-eyed creature and use a black hair band to match the tux instead of bobbi pins. As we all know in the future Ton is planning on getting married three times. The first time for security $$$; the second time for protection $$$ and the final time for love; to a Rock a who? We will always remember Ton ' s exaggerated impersonations of Barbara Streisand, John Cretien and her continuing fascination of Brian Mulroney. You ' ll show the world one day we ' re sure. Good Luck at RADA (Royal Academy of Day to Day Ailurophobe). May the chicken catch a liberal and may you stay cool. We luv ya. P.S. Where ' s Kow7 ...with Ton. WENDY IP This is Wendy ' s second and last year in T.C.S., she is known to us as a very hard working student. When she is writing her notes, all her attention is on her pen and she uses all her might when whe writes. Also her head is only five inches from the binder! However, what we really love about her is all h er yummies she keeps in her room, especially when she comes back from Hong Kon. One tiny problem is that she is a girl of extremities. One minute she could be throwing temper tantrums, the other minute she could be smiling like a cat. So all we can say, Wendy, we love your smile, so keep snuling! AUSMA KHAN Known to her friends as Aussie and Ausmosis. She will always be remembered for her poems on adonis. As school ' s Literary Magazine Editor. The people at Oliyog were her constant creditors. Ausma Khan, Trafalgar ' s own literary great. Attended chapel, not once, for she always was late. Fact and discretion, would soon disappear. Especially when teachers were close and could hear. All avid disinterest in physical activity, she took up acting and debated passionately. Aggressive, sincere, smart and fun- loving. Auntie Simon, we leave with an emotional parting . LISA KHAN PP-studying! 1! FS-My darlin ' . Yeah, Hare House! FM-Everything!!! FA-raiding the kitchen, recruiting for Valentino ' s, socializing with my darlin ' , friends and partying. Farewell-Thanks to you all. I ' ll keep you dear to my heart. Keep in touch my darlin ' s. Take care and God Bless. MICHELE LANG FA-Tanning, volleyball, swimming, drama, jetskiing NN-Laghe, Langbang, Bubbles, Minute Maid FS-where are my keys? ya wimp! Future-Tanned Intellectual on Miami Vice PP-schizophrenic human beans, telephone bills Farewell-Love ya! Mmmwa! CYNTHL LI (Syn) One may have a blazing hearth in one ' s soul, and yet no one ever comes to sit by it. Passerbys see only a wisp of smoke rising from the chimney and continue on their way. -Vincent Van Gogh 48 BEVERLY HENSON FA-soccer, volleyball, basketball, baseball, smoking, singing and acting CM-Thanksgiving break; spending time with best friend L.F., close friends H.P., CM., K.A., R.D.; hangin ' out with my ' smoker ' s ' buddies PP-when I ' m in the shower and someone forgets to say Turning the water on! ; when the burner falls out of my butt; Essays! Future-to be an officer in the Canadian Armed Forces FareweU-See ya ' U later! ! TUULA JALASJAA (Bula, Birdie) FA-Prez of S.D. society, embarrassing Paul, basketball, debating. Calculus club FS-that ' s foul! PP-getting caught, sitting at the lunch pig table , fake nails, Meals-what are they? CM-H.V., T.C.S. phone calls, U.C.C. conferenced, bird imitations of J.C., late night smokers, Cat Stevens, Popcorn, photocopier, letters to Randall, pebbles, Fulford at St. Georges, coffeeshops with Dianne, T.C.S. phonecalls, Dianne ' s Trinidadian problems! Future-To own a harem of former Trinity boys Farewell-Thanks to Dianne and Helen whose support helped me make it! We survived through everything, I love you both! I ' ll never forget the friends I ' ve made! AYESHA KHAN Among her ambitions in life are: to use mastocambu- hstrophile in casual conversation as often as possible; to educate everyone in the exploits of Captain Kirk and his crew; and to become a world famous catcher for professional baseball team. One day we hope to see her practicing veterinary medicine in Kenya. ZARINA KITCHELL Sakahina is known to us as a nice, happy, and cheerful girl. You can always hear her laughter miles away. When she smiles, she really looks like a sweet kitten. She loves eating junk food, especially chocolate-Oh! Her favorite TV show is Moonlighting , if you want to look for her on Tuesday nights-go to the common room! MAXINE LEUNG This is Maxine ' s first and last year in T.C.S. and it ' s been a great Canadian experience for her. She especially loves the snow covered campus. We will nover forget her photographs taken in front of the school, standing like an explorer in North Pole. We wish her best of all and don ' t worry Maxine, you ' ll have a great life in Canada!!! REBECCA LUK Rebecca is one of the sweetest girls in T.C.S. She gets along with each other very well. Her smile is always the lovliest one. Hope that she will become a successful housewife in the future. Farewell-Do not sleep too much or you will get fat! CHUNG YEE MAK Chung Yee, is known to her friends as ' Pork Roast ' , and is determined that her parents never see the inside of Trafalgar or her in the uniform. She is an appreciative customer of Frederick ' s of Hollywood, as well as Lesley Perry ' s Home-made Cakes Inc. She has the school ' s award winning smile. LYN MAXWELL (H.R.H.) FA-Calculus Club meetins. Class pres., soccer, Fulford, slumming, Mt. St. Anne FS-That ' sB.A.D.! PP-Menaces, shids, vocab lessons CM-selling U.C.C., weekends at the Bop with M, M, R. A D (of course), Boom, Boom, Boom, announcements, C.B.S., senior weekend island. Future-Bay Street Farewell-Don ' t get lost! LYDIA MASON Lydia Mason, what can we say? This Grade 13 Party Animal had a unique approach to the year. Mrs. K. would be happy to vouch for her sleeping habits, as they were mostly enforced in R F. A day never went by vrithout mention of dearl old Zlatko and lessons in Polish swearing. She certainly made the year more lively with her cheerful personality and engaging smile. We sincerely hope that York University will have a high-standard Ladies Night. KAREN McCartney FA-talking rubbish, gossip, laughing loudly FS-I wanna go home, we have to lime! PP-having to face this place everyday. CM-the mouse in Grade Nine dorm. Future-To be happy never have to study again. Farewell-Good luck and never be afraid to just be yourself. Thanks to my parents, now 1 appreciate it all. GRACE NGAI Her name is the essence of her personality. The most graceful she ever looked was in her white, billowy, formal gown, that was the talk of the school. Pink is one of her favorite colours. She always looks good in her extensive wardrobe and her hair has to be just rightl She ' s changed it many times since she ' s been here!! She works hard, striving to be an accountant. She is such an amazing pianist that the late great composers probably sit up and listen!! She is friendsly and a true friend, always eager to talk when you say hello . She is most likely to succeed, with such a sincere, good nature. We ' ll miss you! EMILY PANG This is the first and the last year Emily stays in the school. However, she adapts to the Canadian school life fairly quickly. She is dilignt, considerate, polite but easily panics (especially about her schoolwork). Her favorite topics are entering university and going back to Hong Kong! Moreover, she has an incredible self-control for ice-cream, chocolate and dessert. Thus, it makes many girls envy her when she loses more than ten pounds in the first three months here. Finally, we all wish her every success in her university. seema nundy Seema Nundy was known to us by many names - Teemie- Pudge, Seemox, Teem, Seema-Weema (Thanks Lesley!), Hypoglyseema and lately MITy mouse. She trained for MIT by setting a record for door-opening in Physics and doing embarrassing things in front of teachers. An academic star, a house captain, a debator and an actress - there ' s no end to her talents. We ' ll remember her spinelessness in getting a date for the grad. (You ' re welcome Teem), her spontaneous Nundynoodles and her penchant for dropping her calculator before R F tests. We were never on time all year, were we? Never to be forgotten: her lizard tongue and the seductive What ' s yer name? ' Love ya. Teem! SUSANA PANG Just like her pinkish, heart-shaped alarm clock , Susana is amiable, tenderhearted and conspicuous. Living under a well-sheltered environment, she is often very dependent. Hope she would not slip or trip on the snow again. Otherwise, her companion would for sure have a misfortune! Susana has tact in dealing with p eople, in her absence, gathering her less vitality. Being a delicately niutured girl, she would in full of music. Her pectiliar clarion voice is imprinted in everyone ' s mind. Eventually one would definitely hear this familiar voice again in a Chamber of Commerce. 49 ADRIANA PERNETZ Adriana, uhl That Venezualan with the cutest accent this side of the border. She ' s a veritable dynamo of energy and once she starts goin ' it ' s hard to keep up with herl And if she doesn ' t flatten you with her enthusiasm, then surely her Latin temper will get you! Of course underneath all that is the sweetest heart aroundl That ' s our Adri, a real sweetie always ready to do something for you if not with you. Without a doubt she ' s the necest person I know! heh! heh! KARLA PHILLIPS Well, what can one say about such an obscure individual? We will all never forget her infinite puns Dehu, Dehu, Dehu: as well as her many famous detailed stories and dreams that seemed to take up the good part of an hour. And regards to men, we have all seen our dear Kowie changed. In the future, we will see Karia running her very own nudist beach wearing nothing else but her infamous Jesus Sandals. Kowie, we love you the way you are ' cause you ' re great! Don ' t ever change! P.S. Where ' s Ton? . .. with Kow! LESLEY PERRY Farewell, farewell, Lesley; a typical Trafalgarite Yuppy, treat everyone in a gentihty, never beneath one ' s dignity. Fight for school; conquered destiny, seems inconspicuous, but none of the smarties; reddish nose and a small tunny, becomes her personal significance. Lesley and her dinky pastry, usually are the focus of the Algebra Party. She always put herself on a diet but never succeeded. Farewell, farewell, Lesley. Thanks for all the memories, be yourself as you used to be. WANDA PONS Words are not enough to describe the vibrant Wanda; alias Beauts . Beauts , a newcomer from the Dominican Republic, brough with her a great deal of fun and warmth to everyone around her and made life at T.C.S. easier for us all. One love, one heart, the famed words of Bob Marley will linger in our minds forever, for it reminds us of the story of the proposed engagement. - Right Wanda?? Good luck in all your future endeavours; and by the way, ' ' Between between anddrinkachairl! TRACY POWELL Tracy Powell, also fondly known by her bio. nickname Trachea , danced her way through five years of Trafalgar life. She was best known to everyone for planning dreamy weekends with Phil and performing romantic ballets at the bazaar. Her outlook on life was always a ' funky ' one and we ' ll never forget the terrific, terrible trio with Teem and me. We can never forget her May Queen walk and her Clarence imitations. Her reflection on Trafalgar? - it was a gas! SHERENE SAHIB DANUSIA ROBAZEWSKI Danusia came to T.C.S. in grade 10 ' 83. Since then, she had been an active member in the S.F., choir, skiing and part-tim in Olyog. She will be seeking her future in physiotherapy, and poetry or whatever destiny brings. FS- Hey you know what? Lookslike a bunch of Binguini to me. Hola mi papaya! FA-watching T.T.V. in her room, breaking all the rules, not getting caught, getting Brownie points. PP-Over reactive two-faced people, the way teachers have a tendency to have tests on the same day! Time is, was and what a time it was. A time of confidences. Long ago it must be, I have a photograph. Preserve your memories, they ' re all that ' s left me. - Simon Garfunkel PATRICIA SAUNDERS 50 The End The end of a fabulous but very hard school year is drawing closer as the days go by. With the last count, there was only something like two more months before the summer of ' 87 begins. To be quite frank, my first and last year at Trafalgar Castle School was a memorable experience. During the course of the year, I had the rare opportunity of getting to know people of all different nationalities, and races. At first, I thought it would be very difficult to ' fit in ' as one of the girls ' on the hall, but I soon had a different view after meeting some of the prefects and our headgirl. They all seemed so friendly. The other thing that took some time to get used to was the whole idea of boarding with someone else. That too, soon vanished as both my roommates and I get along great. The entire school environment is completely different from what I was used to at home. One of these differences, that I am very grateful for, is the freedom that we grade 13 ' s have. The fact is, not that I was ' let loose ' so to speak, but I can do a lot more things without supervision and learn for myself, and I have learned to spend my time wisely. Another of these differences which had me in awe at first was the vast number of social events which take place here. At home I was never one to go to dances or plays etc., but although I still do not enjoy dancing, the evenings are relaxing. The sports had me fascinated as I was never exposed to such a variety of athletics. While here I also learned to play some games that I was only able to hear about at home. The academic aspect of this school was also something to become accustomed to. The work was a bit difficult, as I had to make a sudden adjustment, from the British to the Canadian system. The teachers try their best, I know, and I have realized from all my other experiences, that the final effort and end product is made by no one but myself. There are a great many things that can be said about this institution, but the most important is that although I miss my friends from home, I still am fortunate to say that I have made friends from all over the world as well as I have, in some areas, seen the true faces of reality, which has helped in forming me into a more stable and a more secure individual. Natasha A. Abdool Grade 13 Trafalgar Castle School SUELAN SMITH Sudan was only here for one year but she will leave her mark forever. She is known to us as a walking computer. We ' re all justifiably proud of our May Queen. ANN STEEL NN-Bananie, Annie Baby, Jill, N-diggar FS-That ' s so funny! C ' est la vie! Hey guys what are we doing this Future-having fun in the sun with many ski bums. PP-boys with no money, telephone bills, elusions FA-scuba diving, gang to the dirty dog , African Lion Safari, roUerskating. Farewell- Love Ya mmm wa! CHERYL STEWART JOANNE TSE 7:25 a.m.!! With her eyes half-closed and half-opened reaching out on her dresser for her toothbrush etc., nearly trips over one oxford beside her bed (who knows where the other one may be) - this is the way our yearbook editor starts one of her busy days. Having a special affection for the ever-so-popular pop singer Danny Chan, the evidence of her admiration can be traced even in her calculator and liquid paper. During her three-year stay in Trafalgar, she treasures many precious memories but the one and only nightmare that she has is the fish and chips lunch. JILL WILSON Jill will always be remembered for her high level of exuberance which reached monolithic proportions during her three-year stay at Trafalgar. IVIany a time you could walk past her Bread Box and hear loud songs like Billy Bragg or the Violent Femmes flowing out through the door, (or onto the patio lounging area!) Yes you can usually see Jill showing great amounts of frustration while asking Is it Pink Floyd, Neil Young or the Doors? We must not forget her love for Bono is better - at least he has hair! Just remember Jill - you ' re paying for the phone bill next year! Auvedas vein ( or Auf Wiedersehen) Jillyl Love M F! PP-groupies in her room! F Sport-soccer man! FS- give me strength! What does the future hold? - Probably an Oscar Nomination! ' jir i RUBY TONNO (Rube, Dube, Dubey) FA-Calculus Club, catching butterflies, smoking on Jill ' s patio, soccer, basketball FS-B-O-Y-S? That ' s B A D. PP-Sunday drivers, getting caught. Morons. CM-selling U.C.C., toilet paper decorating, Vice-President of Butterfly Club, roller derby. Palmer ' s bathroom. Grade 1 1 formal party, Kamacke ' s office. Blue Jay games Farewell- To all we see or seem is all but a dream in a dream. Thanx to Dianne we made it. LAURA WEILAND Grammu the brownies... Menzian English. ..Carlstone... PP-lack of symetry... grief.. .The Ottawa Escapade Let ' s rendez-vous Rideau ... This is a fiasco ... Alex the Bot Queen. ..Sam Boo. ..Kim OZ2...K.L. in the summertime.. .Dr. Johnny Fever...A-l- J + B-H E-h =X;y = ? ...the fiend. .. Party on . ..the party pit. .. Have you seen Doug? . ..the penalty box. ..walruses raccoons. JANET YOUNG Trafalgar is an ineffaceable crisis to Janet. Janet admits that in T.C.S. she starts to change from intolerance and arrogance to modesty. She is always the most outstanding student at school who seems to represent diligence . But actually, she zilways piles up her homework until the very last minute. 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Ml ud 0 lojuuji fm) vihei ' Grade 12 Ann Dunn Charmaine Dupuis Khalil Elliott Pat Ellis Heather Ford Nicole Hohenkirk Christine Holder Lisa Khan Minnie Kwok Grace Ngan Helen Pluthero Barbra Segal Mabo Sek Anya Smith Stephanie Taylor Adrianna Timmins Karen Tweedy April Williams Heather Willis Betina Zanella Grade 1 1 Sarah Arulanandam JoAnn Blackledge Michelle Cameron Felicia Chau Pauline Cheng Rushmi Dua Lucinda Edwards Tanya Falkenham Sita Gardner Katrina Garrod Samantha Glasford Lori Hardy Deborah Inglis Briar Jamieson Rachel Kaufman Monica Luk Giselle Mungal Marcia Myers Michele Ngai Karen Pluthero Jacqueline Renault Stephanie Roker Rosanna Shu Tammy Sideris Natalie Stelman MK ' ff Kfr I IL jI FS 5 1 ki Grade 10 Nancy Alilovic Karen Armstrong Alana Assad Vitina Bitondo Ranie Bowers Fionna Boyle Nicole Brooks Connie Caputo Selena Carter Tin Yan Chung Shaney Crawford Janice Currie Tracy James Tracy Jarvis Katharine Kim Sheena Leanza Tracy McHale Armita Rahmani Erin Riley Martha Shumovich Elizabeth Smith Lisa Solomon Alix Soukoreff 56 Grade 9 Jane Agueci Rosalina Bitondo Tina Gallery Kelly Chan Carmina Chiappe Carrie Davidson Kris Hunter Tamiko Jamieson Lara Johnson Monies Lewis Becky Locke Charlyn Long Mary Anne Misasi Stephanie Nickson Helen Thornton Lisa Tilley Nicolina Custoza Joanne Gammie Carolyn Mankiewicz MM Grade 8 Tiffany Bradley Renee ' Cunningham Elizabeth Everest Lanique Lockhart Sonja MacDonald Michelle Marz Caroline Robertson Sophia Tareen Miriam McTaque Rebecca O ' Toole Grade 7 Nousheen Ahmed Christina Bandomir MeHssa Higgott Lara Jimenez Alexis Ledoux Some of the Trafalgar Sisters Rebecca and Monica Luk 62 Our Houses Organizations and Sports Carter House 66 Farewell Hare 70 72 JUNIOR SOCCER — BACK ROW (1-r): Alexis Ledoux, Nancy Alilovic, Erin Riley, Ranie Bowers, Connie Caputo. MIDDLE ROW: Shaney Crawford, Alana Assad, Nicole Brooks, Martha Shumovich, Selena Carter, Mr. Salema. FRONT ROW: Sonja MacDonald, Karen Armstrong, Janice Currie, Elizabeth Everest, Tiffany Bradley. SENIOR SOCCER — BACK ROW (1-r): Dianne Cox, Jane Burness, Romana Grainge, Lynn Maxwell, Nicole Hohenkirk, Ruby Tonno, Tammy Sideris, Ann Steel, Jill Wilson, Diane Brown, Miss Underbill. FRONT ROW: Christine Holder, Tanya Falkenham, Dora Arulanandam, Beverly Henson, Lesley Perry, Medina Carter, Natasha Abdool, Cheryl Stuart. JUNIOR BASKETBALL — BACK ROW (1-r): Miss Taylor, Tracey Jarvis, Kris Hunter, Tina Gallery, Nicole Brooks, Martha Shumovich, Becky Locke. FRONT ROW: Erin Riley, Lanique Lockhart, Helen Thornton, Connie Caputo, Wendy Primeau. MIDGET VOLLEYBALL — BACK ROW (1-r): Caroline Robertson, Wendy Primeau, Lara Jiminez. FRONT ROW: Alexis Ledoux, Lanique Lockhart, Sonja MacDonald, Tiffany Bradley, Elizabeth Everest. JUNIOR VOLLEYBALL — BACK ROW (1-r): Nicole Brooks, Daren Armstrong, Janice Currie, Alana Assad, Shaney Crawford. FRONT ROW: Tamiko Jamieson, Jane Agueci, Helen Thornton, Tracy Jarvis, Martha Shumovich. SENIOR VOLLEYBALL — BACK ROW (l-r): Susan Bruce, Tanya Falkenham, Beverly Henson, Dianne Cox, Stephanie Taylor, Miss Underhill. FRONT ROW: Jacqueline Renault, Nicole Hohenkirk, Katrina Garrod, Tammy Sideris, Anya Smith. CROSS-COUNTRY RUN — BACK ROW (l-r): Jacqueline Renault, Wendy Primeau, Stephanie Taylor, Mr. Cleary. FRONT ROW: Carmina Chiappe, Giselle Mungal, Alexis Ledoux, Susan Bruce, Tracey Jarvis. CROSS-COUNTRY SKI — BACK ROW (1-r): Erin Riley, Nancy Slawski, Nancy Alilovic, Danuta Robaszewski, Karen Pluthero, Susan Bruce, Natasha Abdool, Mr. Cleary. FRONT ROW: Carey Church, Lisa Khan, Tracey Jarvis, Tammy Tanumihardja, Medina Carter, Lesley Perry. DEBATING SOCIETY — BACK ROW (1-r): Michelle Marz, Christine Holder, Tiffany Bradley, Sonja McDonald, Erin Riley, Bettina Zanella, Carey Church, Nancy Alilovic, Nancy Slawski, Fionna Boyle, Armita Rahmani, Shaney Crawford, Lesley Perry. MIDDLE ROW: Caroline Robertson, Tonya Hamilton, Dora Arulanandam, Lynn Maxwell, Lisa Khan, Sara Arulanandam, Cheryl Stuart, Karla Phillips, Ann Steel, Monica Lewis, Nicole Hohenkirk. FRONT ROW: Lanique Lockhart, Jill Wilson, Sherene Sahib, Patricia De La Rosa, Katherine Kim, Janice Currie, Ausma Khan, Tracy Powell, Seema Nundy. STUDENT FELLOWSHIP — BACK ROW (l-r): Armita Rahmani, Christina Bandomir, Sita Gardner, Mrs. Metselaar, Danuta Robaszewski, Chung Yee Mak, Nousheen Ahmed. MIDDLE ROW: Cynthia Li, Lesley Forde, Lisa Khan, Rushmi Dua, Adrina Pernetz, Debra Eckensweiler, Betina Zanella. FRONT ROW: Fionna Boyle, Sherene Sahib, Patricia De La Rosa, Ayesha Khan, Ausma Khan, Seema Nundy, Tracy Powell. CHOIR — BACK ROW (l-r): T. Tanumihardja, S. Sahib, S. Smith, N. Alilovic, J. Currie, D. Robaszewski, S. Gardner, B. Henson. R. Luk, Z. Kitchen, M. Ngai, S. Roker. THIRD ROW: J. Wilson, A. Pernetz, M. Leung, J. Tse, S. Carter, G. Ngan, L. Lockhart, T. Bradley, R. Dua, L. Chan, S. Arulanandam, G. Mungal, W. Bruce, Mr. McClure. SECOND ROW: P. Cheng, S. MacDonald, S. Parlee, R. Cunningham, J. Chu, R. O ' Toole, L. Forde, N. Ahmed, S. Bruce, K. Kim, M. Cameron, T.Y. Chung. FRONT ROW: K. Arzeno, A. Cantu, P. De La Rosa, H. Blancas, R. Tonno, R. Grainge, M. Doyle, D. Cox, T. Powell. Piano and Voice Students BACK ROW (1-r): Sonja MacDonald, Ann Dunn, Katherine Kim, Michele Ngai, Tamiko Jamieson, Dawn Gibbs, Katherine Arzeno, Wanda Pons, Janet Young, Wendy Ip. FRONT ROW: Susana Pang, Nousheen Ahmed, Lara Vaarre, Judy Chu, Hilda Blancas, Patricia De La Rosa, Joanne Tse, Christine Holder, Susie Bruce, Tin Yan Chung, Tonya Hamilton. BACK ROW (1-r): Caroline Robertson, Renee Cunningham, Karen McCartney, Tina Zanella, Beverly Henson, Dianne Cox, Lesley Ford, Martha Shumovich. MIDDLE ROW: Sonja MacDonald, Lara Johnson, Grace Ngai, Lisa Tilley, Romana Gainge, Eve Wiggins, Mrs. Broughton. FRONT ROW: Grace Ngan, Susana Pang, Judy Chu, Hilda Blancas, Patricia De La Rosa, Katherine Arzeno, Janet Young, Michele Lang. 80 Baseball JUNIOR — LEFT (b-f): Miss Taylor, Joanne Gammie, Janice Currie, Karen Armstrong, Nicole Brooks. MIDDLE: Nancy Alilovic, Shaney Crawford, Ranie Bowers, Lanique Lockhart, Connie Caputo. RIGHT: Sarah Parlee, Lara Johnson. SENIOR — LEFT (b-f): Lucinda Edwards, Romana Grainge, Dawn Gibbs, Lisa Watson, Beverly Henson. MIDDLE: Becky Locke, Martha Shumovich, Lesley Perry, Christine Holder, Monique Doyle, Medina Carter. RIGHT: Miss Underbill,, Jill Wilson, Helen Pluthero, Tammy Sideris, Ann Steel. Tennis BACK ROW (1-r): Anya Smith, Katrina Garrod, Mrs. Sigsworth. FRONT ROW: Dianne Cox, Tracy Jarvis, Natasha Abdool. Track and Field BACK ROW (1-r): Mr. Shelson, Mr. Cleary. THIRD ROW: Carmina Chiappe, Wendy Primeau, Eve Wiggins, Barbra Segal, Anya Smith, Stephanie Taylor. SECOND ROW: Dora Arulanandam, Tracy Jarvis, Nicole Hohenkirk, Jacqueline Renault, Sonja MacDonald, Susan Bruce. FRONT ROW: Alexis Ledoux, Suelan Smith, Elizabeth Everest, Lara Jim inez, Giselle Mungal, Lara Vaarre. 82 Gymnastics BACK ROW: Mrs. Carr. FRONT ROW 0-r): Carlyn Long, Helen Thornton, Courtney Long. The Tuck Shop To the next tuck shop head, I would like to give you an advice: Don ' t lose your temper when everybody runs after you for the key! It is fun to see all of the Diet girls coming right at 3:20 for a little snack. Ha, Ha! We wish you all the best! Lots of love, Medina, Adriana, Rushmi. Bye. Yearbook LEFT (b-0: Samantha Glasford, Jo-Ann Blackledge, Judy Chu, Adriana Pernetz, Patricia De La Rosa. MIDDLE: Mr. Richard (staff advisor), Tin Yan Chung, Lisa Watson, Lara Vaarre, Ann Steel, Monique Doyle. RIGHT: Katrina Garrod, Michele Ngai, Karen Pluthero, Michele Lang, Romana Grainge, Joanne Tse (yearbook editor). M essage From The Advisor... Cheres eleves, Ce fut pour moi un veritable plaisir de travailler au sein de I ' equipe dynamique de ralbum-souvenir. Je n ' oublie pas non plus nos rriemorables classes de frangais. Comme le renard du Petit Prince, Lorsque I ' heure du depart approchera, je pleurerai... Neanmoins, je ne regrette pas vous avoir apprivoisees! Qui vous a trop aimees... (Helas!) 84 YEARBOOK Mr. Richard GYMNASTICS Mrs. Carr FITNESS APPRAISAL Mrs. Large BIBLIOPHILE Mr. McClure TRIATHALON Mr. Cleary 85 r L V I ION Niwr i_y V I ion iv::7rALy v i loii ivZ7rAL ' v L_K I I ADVERTISINGADVERTISINGADVERTISINGADVERTI ADVERTISINGADVERTISINGADVERTISINGADVERTI ADVERTISINGADVERTISINGADVERTISINGADVERTI ADVERTISINGADVERTISINGADVERTISINGADVERTI ADVERTISINGADVERTISINGADVERTISINGADVERTI ADVERTISINGADVERTISINGADVERTISINGADVERTI ADVERTISINGADVERTISINGADVERTISINGADVERTI ADVERTISINGADVERTISINGADVERTISINGADVERTI ADVERTISINGADVERTISINGADVERTISINGADVERTI ADVERTISINGADVERTISINGADVERTISINGADVERTI ADVERTISINGADVERTISINGADVERTISINGADVERTI ADVERTISINGADVERTISINGADVERTISINGADVERTI ADVERTISINGADVERTISINGADVERTISINGADVERTI ADVERTISINGADVERTISINGADVERTISINGADVERTI ADVERTISINGADVERTISINGADVERTISINGADVERTI ADVERTISINGADVERTISINGADVERTISINGADVERTI ADVERTISINGADVERTISINGADVERTISINGADVERTI ADVERTISINGADVERTISINGADVERTISINGADVERTI ADVERTISINGADVERTISINGADVERTISINGADVERTI ADVERTISINGADVERTISINGADVERTISINGADVERTI ADVERTISINGADVERTISINGADVERTISINGADVERTI ADVERTISINGADVERTISINGADVERTISINGADVERTI ADVERTISINGADVERTISINGADVERTISINGADVERTI ADVERTISINGADVERTISINGADVERTISINGADVERTI ADVERTISINGADVERTISINGADVERTISINGADVERTI ADVERTISINGADVERTISINGADVERTISINGADVERTI ADVERTISINGADVERTISINGADVERTISINGADVERTI ADVERTISINGADVERTISINGADVERTISINGADVERTI ADVERTISINGADVERTISINGADVERTISINGADVERTI With the Compliments of Mr. Mrs. Yan-Tou Tse To all the graduates of Class ' 87 The Warmest Congratulations and Good Luck in Future Activities Mr. and Mrs. Aldo Pernetz Caracas, Venezuela NEED A PLUMBER? CALL: MacDonald Plumbing We specialize in small jobs and Custom Homes Free Estimates Phone: 576-6421 Call.., 668-2222 WHITBY 107 BROCK STREET Dine In and Take Out Steaks. ..Lobster...! Fully Licensed 89 PARENTS GUILD This year we would like to take this opportunity to tell all of the students how highly we regard them. They are: talented .... sympathetic .... organized .... loving .... leaders .... unique .... enthusiastic .... adaptable .... caring .... individuaHstic .... empathetic . . . What Super People The Executive DAY CAMP DAY CAMP DAY CAMP PROGRAMME: CAMP TRAFALGAR A summer day camp experience for boys and girls of grade school age. The camp will be held at: TRAFALGAR CASTLE SCHOOL 401 Reynolds St., Whitby, Ont. LIN 3W9 The Camp will operate for six weeks. I londays to Fridays, from 8; 30 to 3:30. There is also an extended camp day from 3; 30 to 5:30. Our camp will make use of the excellent facilities and spacious grounds of Trafalgar Castle School. An exciting fun-filled programme has been planned to keep every child interested, active, and happy. There is a variety of activities in which your child will be involved. All activities are fully supervised by qualified and competent staff. swimming in an indoor pool tennis (reaeational instruction) gymnasium trampoline floor hockey badminton arts aafts nature activities cook-outs organised outdoor sports songs music individual interest centres special primary programme for 5 6 year olds movies theme days complete indoor facility on rainy days family nights library programme LUNCH: Each camper is to bring his own picnic lunch. A mid- morning snack and a fruit drink at lunch are provided for all children by the Camp. CLOTHING: Campers should wear comfortable play clothes and running shoes. A bathing suit and towel will be needed each day All campers MUST have a tote bage or knapsack for all belongings. FEES: One Family Child Two or More 1 week $65 $60 each 2 weeks $120 $115 each 3 weeks $180 $175 each 4 weeks $235 $225 each 5 weeks $290 $280 each 6 weeks $345 $330 each Fees may be tax deductible as child care for working parents. A deposit of $20 should accompany the application form. This amount is not refundable in case of cancellation. Make all cheques payable to CAMP TRAFALGAR. The balance owing should be paid by JUNE 30. For your convenience, a post-dated cheque is acceptable and may accompany your deposit and application. For additional information or extra application forms call the number listed below during the evening hours (6 - 10). Camper Staff ratio — 12 - 1 430-2191 - Mr. J. Shelson (D mncL OlUmL SaunxJlsLfUL. CALLER TEACHER MODERN SQUARE AND ROUND DANCING 57DENNEBLVD. NEWMARKET, ONT. 416-895-7812 L3Y 4H5 fJl MONEY FINANCIAL KicoNCEPrs Iv- ICANAOA) LTD. CENTRES (OSHAWA) TOM MAXWELL, c.lu. President 342 King Street West Bus. (416) 723-5745 Oshawa, Ont. L1H 7V6 Res. (416) 576-8497 CENTRAL BAKERY DELICATESSEN Breads, Rolls, Cakes, Pies, etc. 1 10 Dunlop St. East Open Tues.-Sunday Whitby, Ontario 668-6020 Compliments oj M E M FOOTWEAR LTD. WHITBY MALL, WHITBY, ONT. L1N2L1 (416) 728-4197 (416)668-3586 WHITBY HOME BAKERY COFFEE SHOP HESSEL ANDELA 141 BROCK STREET SOUTH Manager Owner WHITBY, ONTARIO LIN 4J9 SPORTS TROPHIES LTD. 110 ATHOL ST., WHITBY, ONT. LI N 3Y9 GENE LINDA PEACOCK 666-1114 Best Wishes To 87 Graduates From Nipioon Petro Canada FOR ALL YOUR TRA VEL NEEDS Call MURLYN TRAVEL 2409 Eglinton Avenue E. Scarborough 751-7184 9? ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■rrrr HR. PHOTO DONE RIGHT! RIGHT HERE! ENLARGING CAMERA REPAIRS FREE PARKING 666-3601 2n BROCK ST S WHITBY ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■TT 1a m The Latest in Women ' s Fashions and Accessories Bus. 416-668-1266 143 Brock Street South Downtown Whitby Durham Goldsmithing Compliments of DIVISION OF 585710 ONT. INC. Craftsman and Designers of Fine Jewelry JOS REIJNEN BAILEY PHARMACY 210 Brock St. South Whitby, Ont. L1N4K1 For Free Estimates Call (416)666-4612 362 Brock St. S. 668-2100 Safeway Plaza TELEPHONE 668-3540 WHITBY DOMINION HARDWARE Hardware - Paint - Glass Supplies TRINA, WANDA AND 319 BROCK ST. SOUTH TONY MARTIN WHITBY PLAZA WHITBY, ONTARIO MERCANTILE DEPARTMENT STORE Patons i AECER Beehive and OTHER FINE QUALITY HAND KNITTING YARNS 666-3855 129 BROCK S. WHITBY McCAUSLAND WOOL CO. 321 Brock Street South Whitby Plaza OFFICIAL SUPPLIER OF TRAFALGAR CASTLE UNIFORMS 668-3468 93 V Custom X rapcry — Utratioyxs ct lnj ' Accessories . 215 PUlNlBAS ST E WHITB Who has seen Monsieur ' s ghetto blaster? TRAFALGAR CASTLE SCHOOL STUDENT ADDRESSES ABIX)OL. Natasha Dr. Mrs. N., 2162 Burbank Dr., Mississauga. L5L 2T8 ABRAHAM, Nathalie Mrs. I. Whitney, 1 Green Vale Avenue, Valsayn Park N., Trinidad, West Indies AGUECI, Jane Mr. Mrs. F., 8 Patriot Court, Markham. L3P 1A9 AHMED, Nousheen Mr. Mrs. A., Halls Road (R.R. 1), Brooklin. LOB ICO ALILOVIC, Nancy Mr. Mrs. J., 146 Ontario St., Clinton. NOM ILO ARMSTRONG, Karen Mrs. S., 69 Deerfield Cres., Bramalea. L6T IKS Mr. K.R., 55 Harbour Sq., 301 1, Toronto, M5J 2L1 ARULANANDAM, Dora Mrs. T., 1920 New Street, Pickering. LI V 3W9 ARULANANDAM, Sarah Mrs. T., 1920 New Street, Pickering. LI V 3W9 AR7FNO Knfhpnnp Sr. Sra. J. P.O. Box 2009, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic AooAU, Aiana dAinlujiviik, cnrisiina ivir. ivirs. n.j., lyi nurun i iugc ..rcs., iiiLciruiiic i z. BITONDO, Rosalina Jlr Kjfrc T D D 1 1 rw iict Mill T f lA 1 IH ivir. ivirs. L., K.K. 1, i ocusi niii. LAjn iju BlIONDU, Vltina 4r 4rr T DDI! (ict Uill T CW 1 TO iVir. iVirs. L., K.K. 1, Locust rllll. L.Url IJU Til Ai VT CrV C In Ann BLACKLeLKjc,, Jo-Ann ivir. ivirs. w., zjji aw. zoin lerrace, ron L auucroaic, riunud. jjjil oLAINCAb, Hiiaa iVir. [virs. d. , ' tzu? rionipsmre ircei, CI raso, lexod. ttuz D j I L,c., Jr lonna Mr K4rc N R7 r;lpn Mill r r Whithv 1 1 N A7fi Mr a QUI Mpnfnrrt NlflH 1 VO RKAniFV Tiffanv Mr. Mrs. R.J., 92 Church Street South, 504, Pickering. LI V 2S6 BROOKS Nicole Mr. Mrs. A. P., 2 Longford Ct., Whitby. LIR IC6 BROWN, Diane Mr. Mrs. R.G., 1302 Albany Dr., Ottawa. K2C 2L9 BRUCE, Susan Mrs. H., 866 Hyland Street, Whitby. LIN 6S1 BRUCE, Wendy Mrs. H., 866 Hyland Street, Whitby. LIN 6S1 BURNESS, Jayne Mr. Mrs. P., c o Foster Wheeler Management Operations, Ltd., Madinat Yanbu, P.O. Box 30148, Yanbu, Saudi Arabia CALLERY, Tina Mr. Mrs. T.M., 461 Brentwood Ave., Oshawa. LIG 2S9 CAMERON, Michelle Mr. Mrs. M., 1208 Maple Gate, Pickering. LIX 1K2 CANTU, Ana Sr. Sra. E., Buenos Aires y Queretaro, Colonia Guadalupe, Monclova, Coah. Mexico CAPUTO, Connie Mr. Mrs. G., 31 Forest Circle Ct., Woodbridge. L4L 1N8 CARTER, Medina Mr. Mrs. J.A., 219 Keith Street, Whitby. LIN 1H8 CARTER, Selina Mr. Mrs. J.A., 219 Keith Street, Whitby. LIN 1H8 CHAN, Kelly Mrs. R. Ting, P.O. Box 56, Whitby. LIN 5R7 CHAN, Lisa Mr. Mrs. Chan Hing, Block 10, Flat 12B, Wonderland Villas, Wah King Hill Rd., Kwai Chung, N.T. Hong Kong CHAU, Felicia Mr. Mrs. Chau Hon Kit, 2A Babington House, 5 Babington Path, Hong Kong CHENG, Pauline Mr. Mrs. Cheng Hok Wai, 4 Lincoln Road, Kowloon Tong, Kowloon, Hong Kong CHIAPPE, Carmina Mr. Mrs. D. J., 826 Annes Street, Whitby. LIN 6B2 CHU, Judy Mr. Mrs. Chu Yick-Kwong, 60 Kings Road, 23 F., Flat A, North Point, Hong Kong CHUMAKOV, Elizabeth Mr. Mrs. B.T., 8 Woodcrest Dr., IsUngton. M9A 4H9 CHUNG, Tin Yan Mrs. J., P.O. Box 4301, Post Offices, Edmonton, Alberta. T6E4T3 CHUNG, Yan Yan Mrs. J., P.O. Box 4301 , Post Office S., Edmonton, Alberta. T6E 4T3 CHURCH, Carey Mr. Mrs. CP., 30 Madelaine Cres., Bramalea. L6S 2Y9 COX, Dianne Mrs. J., 301 Central Park Blvd. N., Oshawa. LIG 5Z5 CRAWFORD, Shaney Mr. Mrs. W.R., 35-101 Dovedale Dr., Whitby. LIN IZ7 v ui iNii vjrirtivi, Kcnce ivir. ivirs. i .K.., csicriHwn rnvaie, KJiiav a. i A tA Mr Mrc C r;i  n Will r rivA Whi hv I 1 M fi78 L uo X jz.A, iNicoiina yiT. ivirs. or. z (isox 4) k.k. , Dowmanvuie. l-il 4ad UAviL ooiN, Caroline ur. ivirs. r. w., zu uyron oireei in., wniiDy. liin 4INZ ivir. ivirs. r.A., r. j. oox ojo, oi. leresa, fNcw Mexico oouuo LA I LuCf ivioiui ue ivir. ivirs. r.L ., iviornsn ivo., ocaxuorougn, iviii ivji T TTA Diichmi Lf J f i usnuu ivir. ivirs. i .K., c ooaUQi 1 ciecoin, r.KJ. i30xzz40i, Kiyaun, oauui Araoia. 11473 niIMN Ann Mr Mrc P 0 n Tiffanv f irplp OcHqu q T in 7 1 nilPIIIS Pharrtiflinp Mr Mrc 1 144? WilTon PmH N Ochawn T 114 71 ECKENSWEILER, Debra Mr. Mrs. E. Rice, 1986 Bowler Dr., Pickering. LI V 3K7 EDWARDS, Lucinda Mr. Mrs. J.D., 84 Middle Road (P.O. Box 244), Devonshire, Bermuda. 4 ELLIOTT, Khalil Mrs. J.E. Cartwright, P.O. Box N1945, Nassau, Bahamas ELLIS, Patricia Mr. Mrs. P.H., 665 Hillsdale Ave. E., Toronto. M4S IV4 EVEREST, Elizabeth Mr. Mrs. A.G., 691 Westdale Court, Oshawa. LI J 5B6 FALKENHAM, Tanya Mr. Mrs. E.W., 2021 Lynn Heights Dr., Pickering. LIX INS FORDE, Heather Mr. Mrs. T.M., P.O. Box N8329, Nassau, Bahamas GAMMIE, Joanne Mr. M rs. A., 24 Landfair Cres., Scarborough. MI J 3A7 GARDNER, Sita Mr. Mrs. E.C., 509 Powell Road, Whitby. LIN 2H5 GARROD, Katrina Dr. Mrs. P.R., 51 Second Street, Oakville. L6J 3T1 GIBBS, Dawn Mr. Mrs. U., P.O. Box F2595, Freeport, Grand Bahama GIFFEN, Merrill Dr. A.B., 278 Bloor St. E., Ste. 1404, Toronto. M4W 3M4 Mrs. D.I. Hill, 351 Whitewood Place, Encinitas, California. 92024 GLASFORD, Samantha Mr. Mrs. T., 14 Amulet Street, Agincourt. MIT2E4 GRAINGE, Ramona Dr. Mrs. J.M., 20 Crawford Drive, Ajax. LIS 3A8 HAMILTON, Tonya Mr. Mrs. H.C., 48 Felicity Dr., Scarborough. MIH IE3 HARDY, Lori Mrs. C, R.R. 4, Cobourg. K9A4J7 HENSON, Beverly Mr. Mrs. J.L. Ausman, 85 Vaughan St., Ottawa. KIM 1X3 HIGGOTT, Melissa Mr. Mrs. G., 144 Hazelwood Drive, Whitby. LIN 3L8 HOHENKIRK, Nicole Mr. Mrs. V.L., 154 Meadowvale Rd., Scarborough. MIC ISI HOLDER, Christine Mr. Mrs. E., 77 Devins Drive, Aurora. L4G 2Z5 HUNTER, Kristine Mr. Mrs. N., R.R. 2, Campbellville. LOP IBO INGLIS, Deborah Mrs. E., 12 Hill Crescent, Scarborough. MIM 1H9 IP, Wendy Mr. Mrs. Ip Kwok Ping, 19 Man Fuk Road, M flr. Al., Waterloo Hill, Kowloon, Hong Kong JALASJAA, Tuula Mr. Mrs. B.O., 519 Oakridge Place, Waterloo. N2L4PI JAMES, Tracey Mr. Mrs. J., Mobil Oil Indonesia Inc. (Medan), P.O. Box 66, Jalan Kayu, Singapore. 9180 JARVIS, Tracey Mr. Mrs. D.C., 49 North Drive, Islington. M9A4RI JAMIESON, Briar Mr. Mrs. J.L., Sanikiluaq, N.W.T. XOAOWO JAMIESON, Tamiko Mr. Mrs. J.L., Sanikiluaq, N.W.T. XOAOWO JIMENEZ, Lara Mr. Mrs. L., 4 Everett Road, Ajax. LIS 2YI JOHNSON, Lara Mr. Mrs. L., 50A Elmer Avenue, Toronto. M4L 3R7 KHAN, Lisa Dr. F., Suite 261 1-55 Harbour Sq., Toronto. M5 J 2LI KAUFMAN, Rachel Mr. Mrs. D., Box 18, Norval. LOP IKO KHAN, Ausma Dr. Mrs. Z.A., 30 Ravenscroft Road, Ajax. LIT IC4 KHAN, Ayesha Dr. Mrs. Z.A., 30 Ravenscroft Road, Ajax. LIT 1C4 KHAN, Lisa Mr. Mrs. A., 101 Woodford Street, Newtown, Port-of-Spain, Trinidad, Westlndies KIM, Katherine Mr. Mrs. Ki-Moon Kim, 84 Sherwood Road East, Ajax. LIT 2Z2 KITCHELL, Zarina Mr. Mrs. I.B., Kenville, Apt. 9B, 32 Kennedy Rd., Hong Kong KWOK, Minnie Mrs. Wong S.L., Flat B, lO Hr., Block 1 , Beverly Villas, 16 La Salle Road, Kowloon, Hong Kong LANG, Michele Mr. Mrs. A., 250 Cedar Valley Ave., Oshawa. LIG 3W1 LEANZA, Sheena Mrs. B. Hamel-Smith, 44 Sandown Road, Goodwood Park, Trinidad, West Indies LEDOUX, Alexis Mr. Mrs. K., 560 Edge Lane, Pickering. LIW 3A1 LEUNG, Maxine Mr. Mrs. K.Y., C2, 4 F. Summit Court, 154 Tin Hau Temple Road, Hong Kong LEWIS, Monica Mrs. E.M., 137 Dell Avenue, Sault Ste. Marie. P6A 5C8 LL Cynthia Dr. Mrs. Sheung Shun Li, 177 Orton Park Road, Scarborough. MIG 3H2 LOCKE, Rebecca Mr. Mrs. D.I. Pascoe, 18 Michael Blvd., Whitby. LIN 5P3 LOCKHART, Lanique Mr. Mrs. L.R., P.O. BoxN8271, Nassau, Bahamas LONG, Charlyn Mr. Mrs. G.K., 7 Ashland Cres., Markham. L3P 3Z9 LONG, Courtney Mr. Mrs. G.K., 7 Ashland Cres., Markham. L3P 3Z9 LUK, Monica Mr. Mrs. A.H.W., 10th floor. Flat 2, Miramar Villa, 2B, Shiu Fai Terrace, Hong Kong LUK, Rebecca Mr. Mrs. A.H.W., lOth floor. Flat 2, Miramar Villa, 2B, Shiu Fai Terrace, Hong Kong MacDONALD, Sarah Mr. Mrs. E.B., 284 Ridgeway Ave., Oshawa. LI J 2V1 MacDONALD, Sonja Mr. Mrs. J.W., R.R. 1, Fenelon Falls. KOM INO MAK, Chung Yee Mr. Mrs. Mak Yan-Bun, Suite 1212, 2330 Bridletowne Circle, Scarborough. MIW 3P6 MARZ, Michelle Mr. Mrs. R.D., 220 Dunlop St. West, Whitby. LIN IT7 MASON, Lydia Mrs. T., 9 Sherwood Road E., Ajax. LIT 2Y4 MAXWELL, Lynn Mr. Mrs. T.R., 802 Femdale Street, Oshawa. LI J 5L7 MYERS, Marcia Mr. Mrs. R.F., 1042 Lavender Court, Oshawa. LIG 3H1 MISASI, Mary Anne Mr. Mrs. M., 3270 Brock Street N., Whitby. LIN 5R5 MUNGAL, Giselle Mr. Mrs. N., 3728 St. Clair Ave. E., Scarborough. MIM 1T7 MANKIEWICZ, Carolyn Mr. Mrs. C.V., 7 Divinity Circle, Nashua, N.H. 03063 McCartney, Karen Mr. Mrs. H.R., 580Eyer Dr., Unit 105, Pickering. LI W 3B7 McHALE, Tracy Mr. Mrs. J., 19Fifeshire Cres., Nepean. K2E 7J7 McTAGUE, Miriam Mrs. B.E., R.R. 1, Mount Forest. NOG 2L0 NGAI, Grace Dr. Mrs. Ngai Fan Lap, Flat A, 7 flr., Cypress Court, 2 Lung Pak St., Shatin, N.T., Hong Kong NGAI, Michele Dr. Mrs. Ngai Fan Lap, Flat A, 7 flr., Cypress Court, 2 Lung Pak St., Shatin, N.T., Hong Kong NGAN, Grace Mr. Mrs. Ngan Chung Chiu, 309 Prince Edward Road, 5 nr., Flat B., Kowloon, Hong Kong NICKSON, Stephanie Mr. Mrs. J. J., 608 Clarence Drive, Whitby. LIN 1E4 NUNDY, Seema Mr. Mrs. P.D., 42 Citation Cres., Whitby. LIN 6X1 O ' TOOLE, Rebecca Mr. Mrs. J.R., R.R. 5, Pamela Crt., Bowmanville. LlC 3K6 PANG, Emily Mr. Mrs. Pang Yuk Tung, 90 Kam Ping Street, Pak Fuk BIdg., 6 F, Block B, North Point, Hong Kong PANG, Susana Mr. Mrs. Pang Chun Hung, 236 Prince Edward Road, Flat A701 , Oriental Gardens, Kowloon, Hong Kong PARLEE, Sarah Mr. Mrs. S.O., P.O. Box 23, Kagawong. POP IJO PERNETZ, Adriana Sr. A., P.O. Box Altamira 69031, Caracas 1062, Venezuela PERRY, Lesley Mr. Mrs. H., R.R. 4, Peterborough. K9J 6X5 PHILLIPS, Karla Mr. Mrs. D., lOKnightswood Road, Toronto. M4N2H1 PLUTHERO, Helen Mr. Mrs. J.E., 100 Elm Avenue, Apt. C, Bayshore, Port-of-Spain, Trinidad, West Indies PLUTHERO, Karen Mr. Mrs. J.E., 100 Elm Avenue, Apt. C, Bayshore, Port-of-Spain, Trinidad, West Indies PONS, Wanda Sr. Sra. W.R., Caimito, No. 5, Alameda, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic POWELL, Tracy Mr. Mrs. N.B., 89 Dreyer Drive E., Ajax. LIS 1 J3 PRIMEAU, Wendy Mr. Mrs. M.D., 20 Coulton Court, Whitby. LIN 7A9 RAHMANI, Armita Dr. Mrs. A., R.R. 1, Raglan. LIH 7K4 RENAULT, Jacqueline Mr. Mrs. D., 10 Eileen Drive, Barrie. L4N4L6 RILEY, Erin Mr. Mrs. A., 486 Broadgreen St., Pickering. LIW 3J6 ROBASZEWSKl, Danuto Mr. Mrs. T., 29 Highview Crescent, Toronto. M6H 2Y3 ROBERTSON, Caroline Mr. Mrs. B.E., 3 Langevin Crescent, West Hill. MIC 2B7 ROKER, Stephanie Mr. Mrs. L.A., P.O. Box N4437, Nassau, Bahamas SEK, Maybo Mr. Mrs. Sek Y.C., Flat 816.31-41 Kok Cheung St., Tai Kok Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong SMITH, Anya Mr. Mrs. A., P.O. Box F1364, Freeport, Bahamas SAHIB, Sherene Mr. M., Petrokemya, P.O. Box 10002, Al-Jubail, Al-Sinaiyah, Saudi Arabia. 31961 SAUNDERS, Patricia Mr. Mrs. A.R.H., 57 Denne Blvd., Newmarket. L3Y4H5 SEGAL, Barbra Mr. Mrs. H., 703 Fernhill Blvd.. Oshawa. LI J 5K2 SHU, Rosanna Mr. Mrs. Shu Kao Sheng, I63A Sai Yeung Choi St. N., 1 1 flr., Mongkok, Kowloon, Hong Kong SHUMOVICH, Martha Mr. Mrs. W.. 457 Rosebank Road S., Pickering. LIW 2N3 SIDERIS, Tammy Mr. D.A., 3202 Grady Court, Mississauga. L4X 2L8 SLAWSKI, Nancy Mr. Mrs. E.P., ! 1 Habitant Cres., Whitby. LIN lEI SMITH, Elizabeth Mr. Mrs. W.G., 3912 Oak Drive East, Chesapeake, Virginia. 23321 SOLOMON, Lisa Dr. E.E., 298 Union Street, Kingston. K7L 2RI SOUKOREFF, Alix Mr. Mrs. F., 71 Walkerton Drive, Markham. L3P 1H9 STEEL, Ann Mr. Mrs. L.R., 2 Montrose Cres., Whitby. LIR lEI STELMACH, Natalie Mr. Mrs. R., 948 William Booth Cres., Oshawa. LIG 7N4 STUART, Cheryl Mr. Mrs. D.T., 5 Massey Sq., Apt. 709, Toronto. M4C 5L6 SMITH, Suelan Mr. Mrs. C, 31 Bannatyne Gardens, Christ Church, Barbados TANUMIHARDJA, Tammy Mr. Mrs. I. Jahja, 44 Broadbridge Dr., West Hill. MIC 3J9 TAREEN, Sophia Mr. Mrs. M.I., 8 Lachlan Drive, Ajax. LIT 1B7 TAYLOR, Stephanie Mr. Mrs. A.R., 440 Rougemount Dr., Pickering. LIW 2B6 THORNTON, Helen Mr. Mrs. B.P., 10 Muir Cres., Whitby. LIP 1B6 TILLEY, Lisa Mr. Mrs. R.F., 23 Parkcrest Dr., Scarborough. MIM 2Y9 TIMMINS, Adrianna Mr. Mrs. R., Box 669, Nipigon. POT 2J0 TONNO, Ruby Mr. Mrs. W., 121 Marica Avenue, Oshawa. L1G3G9 TSE, Joanne Mrs. Cordelia Tse, 80 Delong Dr., Ottawa. KI J 7EI TWEEDY. Karen Dr. Mrs. A., 14 Willow Court, Welland. L3C 4L2 VAARRE, Lara Mr. Mrs. T.J., Box 818, R.R. 1, Lot 3 1 , Concession 3, Uxbridge. LOC IKO WATSON, Lisa Mr. Mrs. B.A., R.R. 1, Buckhorn. KOL IJO WEILAND, Laura Mrs. G. Jones, 49 Windsor Court Rd. , Thornhill. L3T 4Y4 WIGGINS, Eve Mr. Mrs. S., Box 205, Schomberg. LOG ITO WILLIAMS, April Mrs. PauHne Bastian, P.O. Box N8637, Nassau, Bahamas WILLIS, Heather Mr. Mrs. A.B., 266 Maple Street, Collingwood. L9Y 2R4 WILSON, Jill Mrs. Mrs. R.A. Jensen, 66 Murellen Cres., Toronto. M4A 2K5 YOUNG, Janet Mrs. Mrs. Young Poon Yin, 3 Sandoz Villa, Silverstrand Beach Road, Sai Kung, N.T., Hong Kong ZANELLA, Bettina Mr. Mrs. CP., c o Saudi Telecom, P.O. Box 6350, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. 1 1442 YEARBOOK SERVICES (1980) 628 KENT ST. NORTH - WHITBY, ONTARIO 1