Trafalgar School - Echoes Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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F 0 H M 0 V V I C K K S I AI L I ' KHM Presidents V ice-l ' re.sidcnls Arts Yl Science VI Fomi Va Form Vb Form IVa Form IVb Form IIIa Form IIIb Upper II mireille coulourides Janet Downie Lynne Clark Sally Nicholls Anndale Goggin YoKo Narahashi Renee Morganti Jill Marshall Janet Johnston Elizabeth Kent In GRID Lynge Sue Clark Marion Abold Patricia Keith Jill Gardiner Vanessa Morgan Pamela Watt Martha Dorion SPRING TERM Fori Presidents Vice-Presidents Arts VI Science VI Form Va Form Vb Form IVa Form IVb Form IIIa Form IIIb Upper II Clare Cavanagh Pamela Barrie Kathy Arkay Barbara Downie Patricia Keith Wendy Lloyd-Smith Ann Pye Maureen Jazzar Mary-Jane Henderson Arianne Kudelska Renata Palenzona Doreen Ashton Beverley Robinson Victoria Knox Jill Gardiner Heather Marshall Garrie Matheson Nancy Hughes Forms Library Representatives Treasurers Arts VI Science VI Form Va Form Vb Form IVa Form IVb rorin IIIa Form 1 1 lit IJpjxr 11 Form II IJoar(l(;rH Jennifer Fowler Robin Richmond Susan Laverty Suzanne Kinsman Rosemary Le Gallais Sally Johnson Made[.eii e Palmer Beverly Swiet Arlene Fer(;uson Pamela Crotty IVIar ;()t Hlum Margot Blum Judy Wright Cathy Cooke Arlene Cloutier Victoria Knox Patricia Hill Shirley Aboud Carole Robitaille Jane Ciracovitch Debbie Williams [14]

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THE HOUSES All five Houses al Tralal- fjar are biiill on a firm foundalion ol tradition su[)portinfi; walls created hy liard work and fortified by continuous competition. They help create and build school spirit. With the ever increasing number of pupils, weekly House meetings make it possible for everyone to become better acquainted and to work together. The House competition is one of the most exciting events of the year. The plays, this year, were based on various poems: Barclay The Pied Piper , Gumming The Song of Hiawatha , Donald The Highwayman , Fairley The Monster Horse , and Ross ' Twas the Night before Christmas . Congratulations to Fairley and Ross, the joint winners. Tuesday morning ' s never-ending list of bad marks exasperates many a Fifth Form Rep., but consolation came with the raise in points for squares from one to two per square, increasing the popularity of square knitting. Many thanks to Miss Bowyer and the Red Cross Representatives for their generous help. Christmas term ended this year with Ross leading in the race for the highest number of points, closely followed by Cumming. Fairley showed their talent in Spelling by capturing first place in the Spelling Bee, and Cumming were runners-up. There are still many things to look forward to: House Basketball, Tennis, Field Day. And then the results of jeveryone ' s work — the final counting of points! Good kick to all Houses! Last, but far from least, special thanks are due to our House Mistresses: Miss Harvie, Miss Stansfield, Mrs. Proulx, Mrs. Timar and Miss Glegg for their greatly appreciated help and advice. In future years we hope that the Houses will have as much pleasure in working to build their spirit as we have had. Elizabeth Irwin [16]