Trafalgar School - Echoes Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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SCIENCE SIXTH ANNDALE GOGGIN, Andy , 1957-1964 Fairley House Let down the curtain: the farce is done. Rabelais Ambition: Retailing at Sir George. Probable destiny: Buyer for Verdun. Prototype: Sophisticated dumb-bell. Favourite expression: You TOAD! Theme song : We are flat and ... Pastime: Waiting for Victoria. Asset: Personality. Activities: Head Prefect, House Head, Dance Committee, Form Gym Lieutenant. DOREEN M. ASHTON, Twinkle ' 1961-1964 Fairley House It ' s not me that ' s miserable. It ' s just me face, Ambition : Teaching handicapped children. Probable destiny: Hop along with Twinkle. Favourite expression: I ' m not that kind of a gir! . . . I ' m not usually that kind of a girl. Pastime: Drinking Charlie ' s Chocolate Milk. Pet aversion: BOOB! ? Can you imagine : Twinkle not having the class in stitches ? Prototype : Sergeant Garcia. Activities: Chairman of Graduation Dance Committee. EMILY JUDITH BLACK, Em ' 1961-1964 Ross House He profits most who serves best. Sheldon Ambition: Medical secretary. Probable destiny: Charlady in a doctor ' s office. Prototype: Walking medical dictionary. Pastime : Dropping subjects. Can you imagine: Emily not making lists in an attempt to organize herself ? Favourite expression: Really ! ! Asset: Her kind attitude toward all. Activities: Prefect, House Head, Special Choir. [19]

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AWARDS 1963 THE TRAFALGAR ( UP awardf; ! to h(t most puhlic-sfjirilc ! of h - t,r-nior girls, who al the same time has maintained a hifLh standarcl of (:f)nfliicl arifl has shown devotion to work, was awarded to Sally Nicholls. THE FORSYTH CUP awarded to the senior fcirl wlio has made the most of her opportunities, showing herself friendly and helpful to all, was awarded to Holly Rankin. THE GUMMING PRIZE was awarded for a high standard of conduct, loyalty and responsibility to Claire Marshall. THE FAIRLEY PRIZE was awarded for devotion to their work, loyalty and public spirit to Suzanne Kinsman and Linda Waverley. A SPECIAL AWARD for outstanding ability, enthusiasm and helpfulness in athletics and gymnastics was given to Deirdre Crutchlow. Inter-House Awards THE SHIELD for the greatest number of points during the year was won by Gumming House. THE WALKER CUP for the Inter-House Competition was won by Gumming House. THE SPELLING GUP was won by Ross House. THE LUGILE ROBERT CUP, awarded to the girl below Form VI who contributes the greatest number of points to her House, was won by Yoko Narahashi of Ross House. Academic Prizes Awarded to the Sixth Form Carol Holland — General Proficiency, French, Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry. Linda Waverley — General Proficiency, French, Mathematics, Biology, Latin. Alice Home — General Proficiency, French, Latin. Suzanne Kinsman — General Proficiency, French, Latin, Spanish. Beverley Robinson — General Proficiency, French, Latin. Sally Nicholls — Mathematics, Latin Albertine Alschet — French. Margaret Alschet — French. Claire Marshall — Latin. Joan Clarkin — Spanish. The Bryan Prize Presented by TOGA for creative writing to Jill Gardiner. Prizes for literary contributions to the magazine First — Holly Rankin Second — Anndale Goggin Third — Lynne Clark THIS YEAR, Sally Johnson was chosen to represent Trafalgar al the semi- finals of the IVIcGill Alumnae Public Speaking Contest with her speech A History of Ballet . Sally ({ualified for the finals, and won first prize with her upccvh I ' arenlal Authority a Necessity or an Evil? . Congratulations to Sally for winning the Cup for Trafalgar. [18]

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SUSAN MAHJOWIK Mf.ACK, ' S,.. , 1%|.|%4 HOSS lloi.hK Know tliy.ndj. Aiiiltilioii : To lie an fducatcd lrav -ll -r. l ' rol)ul(lc ficstiiiy: Circliiif; tlic world will) a compass, I ' ct I ' osscssion : Dully. Can you imagine: Sue wearing a hat? I ' astime: Discussing — never arguing. Asset: Her capabilities. J ' rololype: Any resemhiance to any person (lead or alive in purely coincidental. Activities: i ' refect, Form Vice-rresident, Special Choir. MILDRED BROCK, Millie , 1961-1964 Barclay House Laugh and the world laughs with you. Cry — and Millie keeps on laughing. Ambition: Going to Switzerland. Probable destiny: Roaming the Alps. Favourite expression : I ' m scared. Pet possession: Skis. Can you imagine: Millie not being gullible? Asset: Her ability in Spanish. Pet aversion : Afternoon classes. Theme song: Go Tell It on the Mountain. VICTORIA LEE COUSINS, Vicky , 1962-1964 Gumming House The female knee is a joint and not an entertainment. Ambition: Junior College in Boston. Probable destiny: Junior High School at Traf. Pet Aversion : People who eat her recess. Pastime: Studying? Asset: That blond hair! Favourite expression: Oh, you must b? kidding! Prototype: A chipmunk. Can you imagine: Vicky being enthusiastic? JOAN ELIZABETH DICKISON, 1960-1964 Barclay House Being a Ski-]ay was jun to her — When she picked up ' D ' in St. Sauveur. Ambition: Ward nursing in The General. Probable destiny: Being nursed in a ward in The General. I ' avourite expression: You have a bad mark! I ' astime: Being Ann Landers, and Failhftd Little Boys . Pet aversion: Rosemary. Piotolype: It ' s unique, thank goodness. Tlicmc song: Away, away with the rum, by gum! Activities: Prefect, llous ' Red Cross Representative, Hynm Player, Special Choir, Free calisthenics and Dancing Clubs, Second Baskelball, Diving, and Ski Tt ' ams, School Ski-Jay (ilub Hepresenlalive. I 20 I