Trafalgar School - Echoes Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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SONIA LOPEZ-ARMAS VI B 72-75 Fairley House Un Dolor Me siento muy mal, como ahogada. Uno grano de dolor surge desde lo mas profundo de esta vasta soledad sumergiendome en un errante sueno y medito . . . Pensando en la larga trayectoria que falta para llegar al alivio. Soisola DIANE ALEXA MATTHEW VI B 73-75 Ross House De-de bounced into Traf and between telling her jokes and mothering Fritz she managed to get a little work done. She ' ll be leaving us with flying colors . . . like her 78% in driver ' s ed. But, no matter, her companionship to all will be well remembered . . . We love you from Your Buddies SHERRY ELIZABETH LUNAN VI B 72-75 Gumming House There ' s wisdom in taking the time to care; There ' s wisdom in giving and wanting to share; There ' s wisdom in grace and making amends; There ' s wisdom in having and keeping good friends. Anonymous Claim to Fame: My Girl Guide Ring Pet Peeve: When are you marrying D. P.? Cherished Memories: Summer ' 71, August ' 74, May 13, ' 72 . . . D. P., Slumber party at L. B. ' s, dinner with C. N. and C. F., Stanstead, trips to Steinberg ' s with L. B., New Year ' s Eve ' 73. LUMINESCENT?, April 8 74 with G. O., Spanish class with B. C. and K. W., three years at Traf, and still going strong . . . Activities: Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton, Vice-President of Student ' s Council, School Games Captain. DONNA McMURRAY VI B 74-75 Gumming House . . . for only borrowed character gives an acquaintance the qualities of a Friend . . . Donna McMurray 11

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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

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KAYLA MYERS Kiki VI B ' 73-75 Look at the wise men who live down there In that bloody, insanely greedy and unhappy hateful mess That they call . . . Their World. I am the fool with the peace of mind Who got off a long time ago. Barclay House MARY ANN OGILVY VI B ' 68-75 Barclay House Twixt optimist and pessimist The difference is droll: The optomist sees the doughnut; The pessimist sees the hole. Emily Dickinson Activities: House Head, Swim Team, Bazaar Committee Favorite pastimes: weekends in Woodlands, spares in the common room, getting snowed in. DEBORAH ANNE PERRY Deb VI B ' 66- ' 75 Gumming House I shall always pitch my tent toward the sunrise. Origin: Friday June 13, 1958, T.M.R. Ambition: veterinarian. Probable Destiny: fixing hotdogs at Harvey ' s Pet Peeve: those who insist Friday 13 is bad luck Pet Possession; my golf clubs and basketball Cherished Memories: rope swinging . . . W. T. and R. S. and hockey games . . . J. L. and baseball games . . . Bracelets . . . Blonde from Dor- val . . . Paris ' s Limonade . . . french . . . wrong house . . . August 7, 26, 31 . . . Clubhouse . . . jukebox and Julien . . . lefty . . . southpaw . . . mini-put and eagle with B. F. . . . nightscares with J. F. . . . G. B. ' s caddy . . . golfing with R. B. . . . Activities: Prefect, House Head, Capt. of 1st Basketball team. Form Gym Lieutenant, Grad Committee, Bazaar and Publicity Comm., Ech- oes Advertising Comm. MARGARET E. PIGOT Marg VI B ' 71-75 Gumming House For you the wind blows fair; bring on tomorrow! C. H. Pigot Ambition: -geographer Destiny: reading Nationa Geographies Claim to fame: Red hair and freckles Pastime; dieting Weakness: food Pet aversion: studying on the bus; doing homework anywhere but at home. 12