Trafalgar School - Echoes Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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DEBORAH JANE ROBB, Debi , 1962-1967 Gumming House Few love to hear the sins they love to act. Shakespeare Ambition: Marine biologist. I ' roiiable destiny: First underwater biological — ! I ' d possession: Apt. 62. Pet aversion : People who won ' t talk to her in class. Cilaim to fame: Virus on the brain. I ' aslime: Al)sence. Theme song: Today is the Highway. Favourite expression : Censored. CATHERINE PATRICIA TAIT, Cathy , 1965-1967 Gumming House Look like the innocent flower, but be the serpent under it. Ambition: Switzerland. Probable destiny: Laurentians. Favourite expression : You twit Pet possession: Mug wump. Pet aversion: Friday 12:15-12:55. Prototype: Phyllis. Theme song: I got to get out of this place! Activities: Prefect, Drama Glub. PAMELA TUSTIN, Pam , 1961-1967 Ross House Work is the greatest thing in the world, so we should save some of it for tomorrow. Ambition: Nursing. Probable destiny: Modelling nurses ' uniforms. Glaini to fame: Her long (?) blond (??) hair. Asset: Ability to laugh. Pet aversion : People who continually remind her of her bright blush . Pet possession: Whoever pops up next. Centennial project: Would you believe, nice long nails? Activities: Swim Team, Swimming Instructor. BRENDA ELIZABETH WILSON, Boo , 1961-1967 Barclay House You never know how many friends you have ' til you have a car. Ambition: Bachelor of Commerce, McGill. Asset: Ability to ski. Prototype: Stein. Pet possession : THE Viva. Pastime: Finding the hymn player. Claim to fame: A relative out west. Activities : Prefect, House Head, Hymn Secretary, School Gym Secretary, Captain of Ski Team, Senior Gym Club, Swimming Instructor, Fi rst Basketball Team, Special Choir, Grad Dance Committee, Form Representative for Echoes . [20]

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CHRISTINE MARY LORIMER, Chris , Christi , 1965-1967 Barclay House Use your head — it ' s the little things that count. Ambition: To travel. Pet aversion: Slow movers. Prototype: A sailor. (She has a boy in every port). Pet possession: Tar. Claim to fame: Her sarcasm. Asset: A GORGEOUS possum coat. Pastime: Writing letters with a certain person in a certain class. Can you imagine: Christi — fat? JOAN McEACHERN, 1966-1967 Barclay House Too much rest is rust. Ambition: Bachelor of Education. Probable destiny: Ski bum. ) Can you imagine: Joan with long blonde hair? Pastime: Telling Annabelle to shut up. Prototype: Maggie Muggins. Centennial project: Being admitted by a university. Pet aversion: Being called Phoanie Joanie. Activities: Special Choir, Swimming Instructor, Form President. JANICE EILEEN MACK, Jan , 1961-1967 Donald House What shall we then say to these things? If God be for us, who can be against us? (Romans 8:31) Ambition: To do something worth while! Prototype: Confused Cocker Spaniel. Can you imagine: Jan not losing glasses, glass case, French book, pen, etc.? Pastime: Straightening Red Cross projects out of complete disorder and vowing never to get involved in one again. Centennial project: To develop a responsible attitude. Asset: Ability not to know what ' s wrong when everything is wrong. Claim to fame: I think I ' ve heard that somewhere before. (In reference to Beethoven ' s Fifth Symphony) Activities: Prefect, House Head, Special Choir, School Red Cross Representative, Chief moron of classical music. NANCY ANNABELLE MOORE, Belle , 1963-1967 Donald House W hat is a weed? A plant whose virtues have not yet been discovered. Ambition: Bachelor of Science at Sir George. Probable destiny: Hooking a Sir George Bachelor. Prototype : Meadowlark Lemon. Pet possession: Her Teddy Bear. Can you imagine: Annabelle not talking to Sue in math? Pet aversion: Being called Marilyn by a certain teacher. Pastime: Chewing her pen. Activities : Prefect, First Basketball Team, School Games Lieutenant, Form Gym Captain, Form Vice-president. [19]

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PREFECTS C. T. Take me, I ' m yours. M. F. Well kid, it ' s off to the orphanage. J. Maof. Wanna ride? S. Hen. Care for a cigarette? S. Haj. Next year we ' ll have a plastic pool. A.Moore: Let Hertz put you in the driver ' s seat. W. F. The epitome of the female figure: 15, 20, 15. C. McD. Madam Chairman . . . D. D. I only had one sip! F. K. All I did was ruh the lamp. P. S. MOTHER— dust! B. W. BURP! J. Mack: How do you like it? It ' s got 8 cylinders, dual exhaust and a stick shift! [21]