Trafalgar School - Echoes Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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MARIA ISABELLA MONAHAN, 1952-56 Ross House Oh look for me, old fellow of mine, Where teachers are absent and bells never chime. Activities: Form Games Captain, First basketball team, Ski team. Origin: Switzerland. Ambition: To be a race horse trainer in Europe. Probable destiny: Singing I ' ve got the horse right here — the name is Paul Revere ... (Guys and Dolls) Pastime: Picking up Penny ' s dropped H ' s. Pet aversion : People who ask her if she is English. Bella says: Och noo. Prototype: Roger Bannister. MARGARET GRACE MORTON, 1953-56 Fairley House Laugh and the world laughs with you. Cry and M.G ' s still laughing. Activities: Prefect, House Head, Form Treasurer, School Games Captain, Second basketball team. Sports Editor of Echoes , Hymn player. Origin: Montreal. Ambition: To go through college. Probable destiny: In one door and out the other. Pastime : Trying to crumple Sue. Pet aversion : People who don ' t call her M.G. M.G. says: Ever loony. Prototype: Elmer Fudd. MARGARET NINA OWENS, 1950-56 Gumming House Love is only chatter: Friends are all that matter. Activities: Special choir. Origin: Montreal. Ambition: Nursing. Probable destiny: Making the beds in the Traf infirmary. Pastime : Looking for excuses not to go to short-hand . Pet aversion: Not being able to find any. Margie says: Oh, dear! Prototype: Dennis the Menace. JULIA MARIANNA SMITH, 1955 56 Fairley House Happy go lucky and full of fun, She brightens our room like a ray of sun, Activities : First basketball team. Origin: Toronto. Ambition: Nursing at Montreal General. Probable destiny: Wheeling the telephone from room to room at the M.G.H. Pastime: Answering Toronto mail (male?). Pet aversion : Bus drivers and their passes. Julie says: I just howled. Prototype : Goosy the Harlem Globetrotter. [30]

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SUSAN ROSS KILBURN, 1948-56 Barclay House The merry twinkle in her eye Foretells her disposition. Activities: Prefect, Form Gym Lieutenant, Ski team, Tennis team, Art Editor of Echoes , Junior Red Cross Repre- sentative for House, Dance committee. Hymn player. Origin: Montreal. Ambition: Fine Arts. Probable destiny: Painting the town red! Pastime: Trying to crumple M.G. Pet aversion: People who tell her to sit up straight . Sue says: How much? Prototype: Jughead. ALEXANDRA ROSE KOYACS, 1951-56 Barclay House A helping hand, an eager heart, She ' s always there to do her part. Activities: Prefect, House Head, Co-head of the Boarding House, Boarders ' Editor of Echoes , Basketball time keeper. School Representative in McGill Alumnae Public- speaking Contest, Hymn player, Special choir. Senior Member of Montreal Symphony Orchestra ' s Young People ' s Concerts. Origin: Ciudad Trujillo, Dominican Republic. Ambition: Journalism. Probable destiny: Writing bed-time stories for Junior. Pastime : Sending for free samples through the mail. Pet aversion: People who say she has grown. Sko says : Seriously speaking ... Prototype : She ' s not typed ! ! JOAN ELIZABETH MANN, 1947-56 Ross House A friendly girl who speaks her mind. Activities: Junior Red Cross Representative for School and House, Hymn player. Origin: Montreal. Ambition: To travel in the U.S.A. and meet people. Probable destiny: A beachcomber on the Maine coast. Pastime: Discussing last night ' s hockey game with Carol. Pet aversion: Montreal winters, and being teased about the U.S. Joan says: Wait a sec. I ' ll be there in a minute. Prototype : Pixie. GAIL McKENZIE, 1952-56 Ross House When God handed out chins, I thought he said gins, and I ordered a double. Origin: Toronto. Ambition: Nurse. Probable destiny: Ice Follies 1959. Pastime: Skating. Pet aversion : People who spell her name M-A-C. Gail says: Oh for Pete ' s sake! Prototype : Jackie Gleason. [29]

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SENIOR SIXTH MARJORIE ANN BAYLIS, 1955-56 Gumming House Z love work; it fascinates me; I could sit and look at it for hours. Origin: Kingston, Jamaica, B.W.I. Ambition: Air stewardess. Probable destiny: Bailing out over the Caril bean. Pastime: Writing letters in study. Pet aversion: Private tutoring ! ! ! A.B. says: (She wouldn ' t let us write it.) Prototype: Dagwood. JOCELYN MARY KINSMAN, 1953-56 Gumming House Why be difficult? With just a little more effort you can be impossible. Origin: Montreal. Ambition: Europe. Probable destiny: Swimming the Atlantic. Pastime: Figure skating. Pet aversion: School. Jocie says: 0 0-OH! THE GAD! Prototype: Willis Willet. AWARDS 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 Morven Mcllquham. 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 Joan Branscombe. 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 Barclay House. The CUMMING PRIZE was awarded to Caryl Churchill for outstanding work, loyalty and public spirit. THE FAIRLEY PRIZE was awarded to Judith Bennett for integrity, devotion and public spirit. Sandra Kovacs represented the School this year in the McGill Alumnae Public Speaking Contest, and was in the finals. Her speech was on Braille . [31]