Trafalgar School - Echoes Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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FORM OFFICERS CHRISTMAS TERM Form Arts VI Science VI Form Va Form Vb Form IVa Form IVb Form IIIa Form IIIb Upper II Presidents Judith Bennett Danuta Ostrowska Lynne Harrison Margaret Clegg LuciLE Robert Jane Walker Anne Bergithon Laureen Hicks Marion Ballantyne Vice-Presidents Kristin Liersch Gail Fitzpatrick Carol Clark Elizabeth Corken Elizabeth Biggs Diana Ardagh Maria Contorrigas Jean Mason Barbara Stanfield SPRING TERM Fo rm Arts VI Science VI Form Va Form Vb Form IVa Form IVb Form IIIa Form IIIb Upper II Presidents Judith Bennett Gail Fitzpatrick Carol Clark Elizabeth Corken LuciLE Robert Jane Walker Maria Contorrigas Margaret MacLean Wendy Laws Vice-Presidents Morven McIlquham Danuta Ostrowska Lynne Harrison Margaret Clegg Anne Murray Jean Mitchell Anne Begor Jean Mason Linda Guthrie Form Arts VI Science VI Form Va Form Vb Form IVa Form IVb Form IIIa Form IIIb Upper II Form II Boarders Library Representatives Janet Rutherford Janet Bryce Sandra Sloan Penelope Farndale Elizabeth Biggs BoGNA Pasierbinska Elizabeth Brooks Catherine Hadjipateras guyla bowden Lynne McLay Maria Contorrigas Treasurers Sheilah McKay Lynne Schofield Marjorie Cape Susan Kilburn Anne Murray Frances Kornpointer Kathleen Hampton Ann Manthorp Betty Shannon Karen Molyneux [19

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Tempers are beginning to wear thin, and — what ' s this?!! There seems to be some confusion between Sloan and Galambos in the south end of the rink to the left. Now everybody gets into the act, but here ' s Sloan breaking through. She shoots . . . she scores ! ! ! The game is all tied up, ladies and gentlemen, Va — 1 and the Staff — 1. And there ' s the siren! As both teams retire to the locker rooms, I can see the coach hurrying them outside for a breath of air and a pep talk. Shepherd and Marshall are raising the fighting spirit of the team by passing out cookies! Now the teams are back on the ice. The forward line of Pardo, Leyds and Reilly start the period off by a brisk discussion of latest styles, but Mademoiselle breaks this up by calling for a penalty for holding the puck. The crowd goes wild as the homework is assigned. I can see somebody down there cleaning off the blackboard, and time is called again. I can ' t quite tell why, but — oh, yes! It ' s just another change of players for the Teachers. Tovell, a rookie for the Staff team, shoots a sizzling test down the ice, but it ' s deflected by Mailloux until next week. Now Cape is called for icing a note to Thompson. Here comes Schremp! She stops to sharpen a skate and — oh! a beautiful screened shot into the waste-basket, and just listen to that crowd roar ! ! ! Va is ahead 2 — 1 and Schremp is mobbed by her team mates. With six minutes and twenty-three seconds left in the morning, things get back to normal. Wait a minute ... I think there ' s going to be a penalty to Flood for knitting! No! No, she talked her way out of that one, but it was close! The Teachers are making a valiant effort to come back, but these Va girls just won ' t allow it. Tension is growing here in the classroom as both teams struggle . . . now Tovell shoots — and the siren goes to end the game! And there you have it, ladies and gentlemen. The final score — Va — 2, The Staff — 1, for the first time in the history of Trafalgar ' s Va! Carol Clark, Lynne Harrison, Form Va, Ross House. A W A R D S THE TRAFALGAR CUP The Trafalgar Cup, awarded to the most public-spirited of the senior girls, who at the same time has maintained a high standard of conduct and has shown devotion to work, was awarded last year to Margaret Peters. THE FORSYTH CUP The Forsyth Cup, awarded to the senior girl who has made the most of her opportunities, showing herself friendly and helpful to all, was awarded to Judy Brow. THE INTER-HOUSE SHIELD The Inter-House Shield, presented by Mrs. Wynne Robinson to the House which attains the greatest number of points during the year, was won by Fairley House. [18]

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THE PREFECTS Danuta Ostrowska, Judith Bennett, Kristin Liersch, Caryl Churchill, Morven Mcllquham, Joan Branscombe, Gail Fitzpatrick. (Absent: Carol Armstrong, Ruth Lennox.) A POPPY AND A SILENCE Written after an address given to the School on Remembrance Day by the Rev. Dr. R. J. Berlis. Poppies red as blood They shed in hope That we might live in peace, A token now for us to wear To show we think of Them This time each year. A silence, for a while we bow ovir heads. The world is hushed and still That we may stand in silent prayer To show we think of Them This time each year. L.F.M.B. DEPART! jUAND, chaque annee nous voyons, des Janvier, les preparatifs pour le nou- veau magazine, et que nous essayons dans nos classes respectives de donner a nos eleves un elan pour obtenir d ' elles un chef d ' oeuvre , nous coulons, bien sur, la reussite de notre revue; mais combien d ' autres pensees nous viennent aussi a I ' esprit. Pour vous, jeunes filles, c ' est la demiere page de la vie d ' ecole que vous tournez, et vous allez maintenant voler de vos propres ailes avec des craintes et des chagrins varies, mais certainement sans la menace de la mauvaise note , ni les embuches de I ' imparfait du subjonctif ' . Envole tout cela! Vous ne pensez qu ' aux joies certaines et multiples que vous trouverez apres avoir franchi le senil de voire classe. [20]