Trafalgar School - Echoes Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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FRONT ROW: Mr. Carter; Miss Armbruster; Mrs. Doupe, Vice Principal; Miss Harvie, Principal; Mrs. Akin; Mme. Garrett; Mrs. Tawfik. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Gendron; Mrs. Owen; Mrs. Ewing; Miss Brooks; Mrs. McConnell; Mrs. Ridolfi; Miss Bayley. THIRD ROW: Miss Layton; Miss Templeton; Miss Gardiner; Miss Armstrong; Mrs. Betanzos-Santos; Mrs. Calinoiu. ABSENT: Mrs. Ritson; Mrs. Stone; Mme. Paglia; Mr. Crisp; Mrs. Panet-Raymond.

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CATHY FERGUSON VI B ' 71-75 MARY ARCHONTAKIS VIA 71-75 Fairley House The voice of the last cricket across the first frost is one kind of good-by. It is so thin a splinter of singing. Sandburg Cherished memories: my years at Traf, with due special thanks to Miss Harvie, the staff, and friends, for making them well-worth remember- ing. Unforgettables: . . . dawdling after school . . . Skunk Hour . . . scotch tape . . . the silent cough . . . PoUyana . . . blueberries . . . the hill . . . soap operas . . . advertising . . . smiling on the bus . . . Patterns . MARGRIT RUTH BUCHHOLZ VI A 70-75 Fairley House Knowledge has a very limited power when it informs the head informs the head only; but when it informs the heart as well, it has a power over life and death, the body and the soul, and dominates the universe. Charles Dickens Collection of recollections: Paris — Limonade, cookie, getting lost, scaring Mary, missing breakfasts. Artful Dodgers, climbing trees, Christ- mases, crepes, booday! the wet look, skipping judo classes with Ruth, Mcdonalds, P.E.I. , Camp Pine Rose and friends, Martin. Ross House ... When are you going to come down? When are you going to land? . . . What do you think you ' ll do then? ... B. Taupin Thanks mille fois for the memories . . . The Ritz for ice cream with C. K. . . . Commuting, But I do have a pass. Sir! . . . Wanda . . . My boats or were they oxfords? . . . Gym Dem Time . . . Vera . . . Lumine- scent and dinner at the Kon Tiki . . . Workshop ' 74 with W. T. and S. B. . . . jiving at 2 a.m. . . . Kate . . . Stanstead . . . Have a rai-rai . . . Carnival Time . . . and, of course, that Bruno Kid . . . then . . . Sixth Form . And each day I learn just a little bit more, I don ' t know why, but I do know what for ... B. Taupin JOHANNA M. BAMBARA Jo Jo, Bomb Bomb VI A 71- ' 75 Ross House O Singer of Persephone! In the dim meadows desolate Dost thou remember Sicily? Wilde Ambition: marine biologist Probable destiny: gutting fish in a cannery. Favorite pastime: giving certain teachers the Sicilian curse. Claim to fame: always on time for prayers. Cherished memories: summers of ' 70, ' 72, ' 74, and class debates. Pet peeve: TRAF TRASH and the ignorance of its editors. Activities: secreta ry of Bazaar Committee, Grad Committee, Form VI A vice-president. 6