Trafalgar Castle School - Yearbook (Whitby, Ontario Canada)

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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

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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

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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