Trafalgar School - Echoes Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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ELIZABETH KELENY Liz VIA 72-75 Donald House Good-bye. JACQUELINE LARRETT Loretta, Jackie VI A ' 69-75 Fairley House To see a world in a grain of sand And a heaven in a wild flower, Hold infinity in the palm of your hand And eternity in an hour. William Blake from Auguries of Innocence CAROL KIMOFF VI A 71-75 Donald House Though leaves are many, the root is one; Through all the lying days of my youth I swayed my leaves and flowers in the sun; Now I may wither into the truth. WiUiam B. Yeats Thanks to Mom and Dad and all my friends. REISA SANDY LASH Ree-Ree VIA ' 67-75 Barclay House Life is like a bowl of cherries, But we choke on the pits. John E. Lash Ambition: medical technologist Probable destiny: assistant to Dr. Marcus Welby. Favorite pastime: hanging in the B.B. basket. Claim to fame: Her curly hair. Pet peeve: tall, smart, good-looking girl. Favorite expression: April! Can you imagine: Reisa not complaining? Cherished memories: VA . . . Christmas party at B.F. ' s . . . 9

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MARY GALEN HYDE VI A 72-75 Ross House There is a tide in the affaires of men Which when taken at the flood leads on to fortune; Omitted, all the voyage of their life Is bound in shallows and in miseries. On such a full sea are we now afloat, And we must take the current when it serves, Or lose our ventures. William Shakespeare APRIL KAPE Ape VIA ' 69-75 Gumming House When anger And hate hath robbed our inner thoughts Take heed, dear followers. Vengeance doth not prevail. Learn from the ills that abuse you. Sense the responses that put you down — passiveness with wisdom: a trait hardly conceived. I ' ve learned some truth in my institution, not purely academic. My destiny, you ' ll never really know. The rest is left to silence . . . JACKIE GRACE HALL VI A ' 64-75 Ross House ' The time has come ' the walrus said, ' To talk of many things: Of shoes — and ships — and sealing-wax — Of cabbages — and kings — ' Lewis Carroll, THROUGH THE LOOKING-GLASS Collection of recollections: Paris: lemonade, getting lost, breakfasts; Quebec City . . . Bexley heath . . . Sumerset . . . Bebee . . . Schefferville: Norman and snow. Dad. Flying. Ballet lessons, eleven years of lunches, snow storms, ropes, grade five. Dr. Hurbert, bad marks. Prep, Mr. Dent, Booday! (Wouldn ' t you like to know, Mary!) Did you dry your hair last night? Joharma esta enamorado con Alfio. Hi Car — , Mags, Winner, Roo-phosforous, Deb, Mare. Panic by the pool, The Artful Dodg- ers. Joy and her escapades (like the black eyes). Sonny-Boy, crepes, exams, Christmas, and family. MARGOT ANNE JUDAH Maggot VIA 72- ' 75 Barclay House Ambition: owning a ski school. Probable destiny; Ski bum Pet peeve: people who don ' t ski. Prototype: the cat in the hat Favorite expression: Dagnamit! Can you imagine: Margot in proper uniform. 8

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WENDY MAY WILSON VI A 73-75 Ross House After coming here for two years, what can I say . . . there was Stanstead with T. Chang . . . classes with Po ' s gal and how can I forget La-la and Hey-man on The Patrol . . . and special thanks to my dear Grandmother with her wise words, 111 knee ah pa de qua ... SIMONA HALLER VI B 74-75 Fairley House Cherished memories: Summer ' 74 in Jamaica . . . spending time with S. S. and A. S. . . . three years in O.H.S. Favorite pastime: at Mac Donalds. CAROLYN NORTH VI A 70-75 Donald House Let them weave baskets in 2 by 4 cages! The Doctor, Flip. Favorite pastimes: analyzing all, at the kitchen table. Ambition: getting paid to have fun. Probable destiny: finding toenails on the living-room floor. Favorite expression: I ' d never be so dull to have just one expression. Claim to fame: my ziggy eyes and rubber face. Prototype: Nixon Pet peeve: pick-ups in Alexis Nihon, accompanied with kiss-noises from a distance. Activities: I tried, Doctor, but ... LOUANNE NOEL BEADLE VI B 72-75 Donald House In early September, 1972, I entered through the Trafalgar doors for the first time. I was scared, nervous and felt rather out of place standing amongst the other new students, all of whom were girls. I soon struck up a friendly conversation with S. L. and from that day on, we became good school pals. It was also by coming to Traf that C. K. and I began our routine trips to and from school together, which helped make our friendship a long arid everlasting one. Many thanks to Miss Harvie and the staff for giving me new knowledge and wisdom. I also thank all my other schoolmates for the great times we ' ve had together over the past three years and thanks to Mom and Dad for giving me the opportunity to come to Traf. 10