Trafalgar School - Echoes Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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FORM OFFICERS FALL TERM Forms Senior VI Arts VI Science VI Form Va Form Vb Form IVa Form IVb Form IIIa Form IIIb Upper II Presidents Atsuko Narahashi Karen Price Barbara Rowat Victoria Weil Catherine Irwin Linda Delafield Carolyn Stark Marion Aboud Holly Rankin Anndale Goggin Vice-Presidents Diane Schnezler Gillian Michell Sheena Brydon Sandie Williams Anne Paterson Elizabeth Irwin Annette Eddison Christina Edwards Sally Nicholls Olga de Leon Mary Wynne SPRING TERM Forms Senior VI Arts VI Science VI Form Va Form Vb Form IVa Form IVb Form IIIa I ' orm IIIb Upper II Presidents Diane Schnezler Gillian Michell Barbara Rowat Rose-Marie Thorn Pamela Walker Carole Irvine MiREILLE CoULOURIDES Valerie Hornibrook Holly Rankin Ann Johnston Vice-Presiden ts Atsuko Narahashi Euzabeth Tighe Beverly Rowat Victoria Weil Anne Paterson Judy Fisk Arianne Kudelska Gwyneth Daniel Joan Clarkin Cheryl Mason Forms Library Representatives Treasurers Senior VI Arts VI Science VI Form Va Form Vb Form IVa Form IVb Form IIIa Form IIIb Upper II Form II Boarders Sharon Wolstenholme Elizabeth McAuley Susan Rice YOLANDA JaNUSZ Anne Chisholm Rysia Wygnanski Elizabeth Kent Monica Freese Claire Marshall Sally Johnson YoKO Narahashi Phyllis Tait Daphne Windsor-Pleydell Lee Henderson Phyllis Tait Janet Downie Mary Dorion Ingrid Lynge NiKKi Lazanis Arlene Cloutier Suzanne Kinsman Patricia Hill Judith Hancock [16]

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THE HOUSES THE HOUSE HEADS Barclay Gumming Fairley Ross Diane Schnezler Karen Price Ronne Heming Elizabeth McAuley Patricia Wilson Carol Heslop Elizabeth Tighe Beverly Rowat THIS IS NOT the story of the house that Jack built, but rather that of four houses built on tradition, and strengthened by continuous efforts of new members. Competition provides the life blood of these institutions, the House Com- petition in particular. This year, as always, a great deal of time and effort was spent on the part of all the girls, and the results were undoubtedly rewarding. A wide range of history was covered in the presentations of the various plays, from the caveman of Cvmiming, to Anne Boleyn of Fairley, to the Gold-rush days of Ross. All are to be commended for the enthusiasm and real effort that made the House Competition a success. Heartiest congratulations to Barclay, the winner, for their production of the Battle of Trafalgar, and to their hero. Mavis Young, for her splendid performance as Nelson. Despite Tuesday morning ' s never-ending bad marks, which have exasperated Fifth Form Reps, House Heads have not despaired, for many girls have worked particularly hard this year; the number of hymn-players has never been greater, and Red Cross has been flourishing. Many thanks to Miss Adams and all the Red Cross Representatives for their much appreciated help. At the end of the Christmas term, Ross led with the highest number of points, but was closely followed by Cumming, Barclay, and Fairley. Barclay won top honours, too, in the Spelling Bee, and Cumming was runner-up. House basketball! Tennis! Field Day! — all these to look forward to, and then in June the final adding up of points! Best of hick to all Houses! [18]