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FACULTY

Don Aitchison

Chaplain

Drew Allen

Social Sciences & Bickle HM

John Anderson

Science

Tim Ayotte

Information Services

Tyler Bailey

Science

Tucker Barton

Drama/Social Sciences

Tanya Beck

Athletic Therapist

& Rigby HM

Barbara Brough

Social Sciences

Alice Brown

Social Sciences

David Brown

Math

Michel Cameron

Languages & Brent HM

Michelle Cameron

Junior School

Courtney Christ

Social Science &

Bickle Asst. HM

Angie Collins

Health & Phys. Ed.

Pamela Dew

English & Languages

Michael DuBroy

English & Languages

Daniele Dumont Brown

Junior School

Kerri Dunn

Guidance

Alison Elliott

Junior School

Paul Elsley

Dean of Faculty

Steph Feddery

Science & Wright HM

Jodie Fisher

Science & Math

Stuart Grainger

Headmaster

Bruce Grandfieid

English

Andrew Gregg

Art

Andrew Hall

English

Josh Hamilton

English & Computer

Suzarme Hamilton

Scott HM

Rachel Hands

Language & Rigby AFiMs

Michael Harding

Associate Faculty/Brent

Tim Hay

Health & Phys. Ed.

Myke Healy

Social Sciences

Brian Hedney

Science

Renee Hillier

Social Sciences

& Wright Asst. HM

Greg Hodges

Languages and Culture

Rob HoUett

Science & Math

Erin Hoobin

English & Social Sciences

Mona Hoy

Associate Faculty

Neil Hunter

Music (Junior School)

David Ingram

Social Sciences &

Bethune Asst. FiM

Kalen Ingram

Associate Faculty

Lois Jackson

Music

Peter Kedwell

Guidance

Blair Keiser

Computer Studies

& Bethune HM

Andrea Kelly

Social Sciences &

Bunis Asst. HM

Bruce Keyes

Admissions

Tony Kleinschroth

Computer Studies

Nicolene Kuyper

Science

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Clockwise from Top

Mr Walker chillin' in his office.

Ms. Hoobin is happy coaching
swimming

Ms. Lee is certainly enjoying that
strawberry.

Grainger and Traugott are all smiles

Mr. Parker and Whitney cause
"treble".

Mr. Tewsley teaching Math.

Look how happy she is!

Clockwise from Top
(Opposite Page)

Thanks Keiser.. Thanks.

A couple of burnt out elves.

FD taking a picture!

Grainger and the HFs
Alii and Avi let loose.

Stooshinoff looks scary.

You gotta Pounce...like a
tiger

FACULTY

Kathy LaBranche

Admissions

Cyndi Langford

Academic Support

Tom Langford

Math & Orchard HM

Ross Large

English & Hodgetts HM

Elaine Large

English

Aileen Lee

Science & Scott Asst. HM

Evan Legakis

Guidance

Meg Long

Associate Faculty

Viola Lyons

Library

Gail Malenfant

English Tutor

Erin McAleenan

Science & Math

Heather McClure

Junior School

Cory McKercher

Social Sciences

& Orchard Asst. HM

Randy Mills

Choir & Organist

Wendy Moon

Math

Grace Moore

Associate Faculty

Stacey Moore

Social Science & HPE

Ange Murray

BumsHM

Steve Murray

Junior School

Anne CRegan

Math

Ron Parker

Music

Andrew Parkes

Associate Faculty

Stephen Patterson

Math & Science

Jennifer Paziuk

Dean of Academic Support

Brock Phillips

Junior School

Barbara Piccini

Head of Junior School

Vincenza Pontieri

Science

Colin Powles

Junior School

Jennifer Powles

Head of HPE

Peggy Poynton

Junior School

Bob Ramsay

Head of Computer Studies

Jennifer Reid

Junior School

Chris Roberts

Social Sciences

Jessica Salt

Athlehc Therapist &

Ketchum Asst. HM

Steve Schmidlin

Junior School

Kevin Shaughnessy

Associate Faculty & Bethune

Matthew Stepura

Associate Faculty

Harry Stooshinoff

Art

Shelagh Straughan

Library

Dan Sundy

Associate Faculty

Sean Tait

Computer Studies

Lauren Taylor

Math

Scott Taylor

Science

Andrew Tewsley

Math & HPE

Larry Thornton

Languages & Culture

Rick Traugott

Admissions

Susan Traugott

Ketchum HM

William Walker

Drama

Ian Watt

Dean of Student Life

Tim White

Director of Athletics

Jennifer Wighton

Associate Faculty

David Wills

Languages

Front Row: J. Bakker, A. Conyers,
S. Grainger, A. Trivedi, C. Selby

HEADS OF HOUSES

Back Row: P. Gupta, E. Foster,
K. Mastinsek-Payne, E. Botrie,
B. Kettlewell, M. Bauer, N. Issar,
S. Grainger

Front Row: D. Martin,
M. Maynard, C. Alexander,
D. Kwan, A. Ballantyne,
C. Byrne, A. Mathieson,
C. Sullivan

Absent R. McCurdy, P. Gillespie

PEER COUNSELLORS

Back Row: J. Chin-You, R. Krause,
S. Lee, A. Finlay

Third Row: B. McKenzie, S.
Saunders, A. juul, G. Parker, S.
Bosy

Second Row: S. Kirkpatrick, D.
Martin, M. Tremblay, C. Stevens,
C. Jin, T. Davis

Front Row: J. Herman, S. Sands, J.
Boss, N. Issar, ]. Mahon

Back Row: G. Cecil-Cockwell, J.
Ng, H. Sabnani, J. Chin-You, G.
Flaherty, E. Foster, S. Grainger

Front Row: S. Swift, D. Kwan,
S. Martin, D. Aitchison, D. Martin,
R. Mwalwanda, I. Mcbeath

SACRISTANS

DEBATING

Back Row: E. Wilcox, D. Scott,
M. Cecil-Cockwell, A. Maclsaac,
J. Murphy

Middle Row: D. Mellyman, I. Kuye,
S. Bosy, A. Jonassen, T. Davis,
S. Kirkpatrick, J. Fishlock, M. DuBroy,
S. Grainger

Front Row: B. McKenzie, H. Lee,
A. Landegger, V. Liang, P. Gupta,
L. Armstrong

EXCHANGE STUDENTS

Back Row: H. Horlin-Smith,
H. Kurtze, R. Potgieter, N. Sokhela,
C. Hallier, A. Morris, A. Guyot,
S. Grainger

Front Row: L. Beckett, M. Kelly,
P. Morgan, A. Schmidt,
B. Mwangalawa

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SPORTS

''They say a tie is like kissing your sister. I
guess that is better than kissing your brother.

— Lou Holtz

Coaches: C. Ouist, E. McAleenan
CapUins: J. Bakker, S. Swift
MVP: H. Swift, S. Swift

The Bigside Girls Basketball team
started off slowly this year, but grew into
something great. Alex, Emily and Kristen
came up from Littleside with power and
intensity. After the first few games we
really came together as a team. We hosted
our honorary tournament where Caitlin,
Julia, and Cristin had breakout games, and
we ended up coming 2nd overall. We went
to the Olympia Invitational, and made
a huge mark coming 1st, where Rachel
and Jess played amazingly. The OFSAA
qualifiers came fast and although Caro and
Chelsea were unable to play, they were
both vocal leaders throughout both of the
games. Shannon and Hailey fought with
determination throughout all games. The
final game for the CISAA OFSAA spot was
TCS vs. Hillfield. After a strong fight it came
to a heart-breaking loss in overtime by 2
baskets. Overall, it was an amazing season,
the team really came together, and we will
all miss the good times and laughs that we
had. A big thanks to the Coaches, Mac and
Christ, and our manager Rachael.

Back Row: C. Christ, R. McCoimey, H. Swift, R. Flyim, C. Alexander, C. Chagnon, E. McAleenan, S.
Grainger.

Front Row: K. Ouellet-Gaston, E. Wilcox, C. Conyers, S. Swift, J. Bakker, J. Chapman, A. Hambrock.

Coaches: A. Collins, K. Ingram
Captains: L.Biggar, A. Conyers
MVP: K. Fallen, J. Murphy

Bigside Girls Field HiKkey had another
comjjetitive and successful season. While
we started off before school even began
in September, we were able to make it
through to the quarter finals against
Nichols, where unfortunately we couldn't
pull off a win. Leading the team were
our co-captains. Alii Conyers, and Laura
Biggar, who could always be counted on
for encouragement and entertainment.
Our team was extremely well rounded
with strong offensive players and a solid
MVP defensive line. And if the other teams
were talented enough to pass through
all of us, we could always count on our
stellar goalies, Andrea Mathieson and
Anna Everdell, to shut 'em down. Special
thanks to our coaches KI and Collins
for an amazing season. Best of luck to
the returning girls, as well as the many
graduating players - you will be missed!
Peace Love and Gangster beats. Keep it
real.

Back Row: K. PaUen, D. Clark, E. Botrle, M. Rebane, K. Dagg, M. Herod.

Second Row: A. Collins, G. Reid, A. Frackowiak, L. Pollard, J. Murphy, O. Bannock, J. Briggs, E. Bock,
K. Ingram, S. Grainger.

Front Row: R. Mwalwanda, L. Biggar, A. Everdell, A. Mathieson, A. Conyers, J, Boss.

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Clockwise from top left:

Alii tries a new 'do.

Biggar pulls the trigger.

Darron is ahead of the pack, for once.

"Good games had by all."

And the crowd goes wild.

This page is proudly sponsored by Tom & Heather Conyers.

COACHES: D. Allen, T. Langford, M. Cam-
eron, L. Powell

CAPTAINS: P. Gillespie, G. Bathe, C. Sul
livan, N. Topwlie
MVP: G. Bathe

How do you sum up a season that
seemed like it lasted an eternity, but
all just ended in the blink of an eye?
Football is about a team, an inseparable
unit, where bonds are made that can't be
broken. Maybe it's because of the hours
of practice we spent together after school,
or maybe the endless rewinding of game
tapes. Always remember: G-Munney's
size. Bather lighting up the field, Chet
makin' them all look foolish. Top's
leadership in the huddle. Sully being
American, Brownie's trash-talk, Steffo's
pick, and ssuR as weU as beating SAC at
home followed by an overtime victor)'
in the States. In the end, we came up just
short, losing to the All-Toronto Semi-
Finalists at UCC. So much appreciation
goes out to all of our respectable coaches.
To the fans that supported us, much love.
So boys, one last time: Clap it Up... One
Unit, One Team, Go Bears. No regrets!

BACK ROW: L. Topolie, J. Brogan, M. Wade, N. Steams, M. Balfour, B. Schenk, T. Hammett, K. Park, A.
Boos, L. Dehen, S. Martin, J. MuUane, L. Gaston, T. Wood, S. Lee, J. Ahn, J. Lewis, S. Edmonds, J. Ng.
SECOND ROW: D. Allen, T. Langford, M. Stepura, J. MuUane, G. Parker, S. Mooney, M. Boseovski, J.
Chase, D. Stefopulos, J. Chin-You, S. Outerbridge, D. Brown, C. Gervais, A. Brown, D. Martin, N. Mc-
Cartney, M. Cameron, L. Powell, S. Grainger.

FRONT ROW: E Lee, D. Hyun, L. McUvin, W. Cook, C. SulUvan, P. Gillespie, G. Bathe, N. TopoUe, R.
Edwards, A. Trivedi, S. Giaimone, B. Macfarlane, P. Robinson.

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Huddle formation.

You can't play football with a broken arm,
Gareth.

Mom (Captain Responsible).

Got tickets to the gun show?

Bears ready to go.

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:OACHES: D. Ingram, B. Keiser
:APTAINS: D. Hatch, X. Yue
W\P: D. Hatch, X. Yue

With an encouraging start in the early-
bird tournament, the coaches knew that
the team was destined to do well. Despite
unsuccessful encounters at the beginning
of the season, the team was able to reach
an impressive record of 4 wins and 5
losses, with 4 of theses losses coming
at the start. With characters like Felip>e
aka 'cubano' and Ola aka 'lips' the bus
rides proved entertaining. The defence,
consisting of Hatch (captain), Johi\ston,
Jamal, Blayne and Ola and Felip>e, proved
their worth against some of the strongest
attacking teams in the league while the
midfield, Xiao (captain). Matt, Jared,
Korey, McCurdy, Brown, NeU, Ducky (aka
Daniel) and Holmes, controlled the flow
of the game with Rodrigo capitalizing on
the many opportimities offered to him
by his team. Great goalkeeping by David
"Vladimir" Picdiu kept us in the game
on several occasions. Overall, it was a
rewarding and sucessful season in the
team's eyes.

BACK ROW: D. Hatch, G. Holmes, J. Ray, R. Lascurain.

SECOND ROW: A. Juul, B. Keiser, K. Walker, A. Brown, F. Garcia-Andrade Llamas, O. Ojo, B. Ket-
tlewell, J. Park, D. Ingram, S. Grainger.

FRONT ROW: M. MiUer, N. Johnston, D. Hatch, D. Ficcini, X. Yue, R. McCurdy, N. Issar.

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Jamal takes the opposition for a walk in
the Park.

Geoff helping Xiao out from the reai.

Felipe is number one.

The bag winds up for the kick.

Geoff has mad skills.

Coaches: T. White, Mr. Lowry 1

Captain:

A. Walker

MVP: C.

Whetung, H

Day

Bigside Volleyball had a great 2005
season. The team was strong with four
returning players and six newcomers. The
goals of the season were to make the CISAA
playoffs and to play in the OFSAA qualifier.
The squad achieved both of these goals
under the guidance of Coach Lowry and
Coach White. Our Middles this year, Andrew
Walker, David Berg, and Cliff Whetimg, held
strong with powerful hits and smart tips all
season long. With Thomas Large, Brendan
Coughlin, and Havilland Day playing
Power, the rest of the team could count on
a solid hit from the left side. Bourgeois and
Rowen could always make great sets to any
position on the court. Our Libero, David
West, consistently made awesome passes
and perfected his back-court attack during
the season. Rounding out the squad was
our Offside player, John McCracken (a.k.a.
FAJ), who improved his ser\'e immensely
throughout the season. The team would like
to say thanks to Coaches Lowry and White for
an awesome season. We're looking forward
to next year!

Back Row: T. White, C. Whetung, D. Berg, J. McCracken, T. Large, S. Grainger
Front Row: H. Day, S. Bourgeois, A. Walker, D. Rowen, D. West, B. Coughlin.

Clockwise from top left

They only wish they had muscles.

Bourgeious and Large wait for the
serve.

Walker kneels for a mid-game
prayer.

Wise words from the White man.

Coaches: A. Kelly, K. Hillier, A. Hall, J.

Fisher

Captains: R. Krause, G. Cecil-Cockwell,

A. Henninger

MVP: D. Sylvester, A. Henninger

Harriers is a sport which doesn't count
success on placing, but rather on the calibre
of the jokes and good times. Thanks to the
coaches, Ms. Kelly, Ms. Hillier, Mr. Hall
and Mrs. Fisher for teaching us a thing or
two about ruruiing (one foot in front of the
other). A few highlights from the season
were the legendary Ganaraska runs, picking
apples on the farm run, beach runs and
Mount Trinity's. Thanks to our one and
only sponsor, Betty, for providing us with
her divine tarts and pies. Three new and
experienced runners came and beefed up
our team this year. D. J. Sylvester, Annegret
Henninger, and Will Morrison consistently
placed as the fastest runners on their teams
and pulled off top finishes in their fields. The
senior girls team finished second and Will
Morrison placed sixth in the CISAA race
held at TCS, both earning a place at OFSAA.
A special thanks goes out to Dave and
Gareth for providing leadership especially
in "pre-race" stretches, comic relief, and for
patenting the infamous And 1 running style.
Good luck next year. You'll need it!

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Back Row: K. Chan, A. Kam, J. Tuominen, W. Morrison, T. Galpin, E. Fishlock, E. Tutton, D. Sylvester,
B. Krause.

Middle Row: A. Kelly, J. Fisher, Z. McAlister, J. Comwell, J. Dickson, M. Stefopulos, M. Cecil-Cock-
well, C. Ma, A. Maclsaac, A. Fung, A. Hall, R. HiUier, S. Grainger.

Front Row: J. Agnew-Pople, R. Wen, S. Rashid, R. Krause, G. Cedl-Cockwell, D. Richards, A. Hennin-
ger, J. Wong, S. Dagg, J. Homung.

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Coaches: T. Dew, P. Dew
Captain: R. Faulks
MVP: R. Faulks

It's been another action-packed year
for the equestrian team, with a multitude
of new experiences, successes, thrills
and occasional spills. We've had several
new riders in the program, including
Alison, Alexis, Courtney, Skye, Alana,
jess and Tsubasa as well as returning
riders, Christy, Natasha and Becky.
Alison, Alexis, Natasha, Christy and
Becky placed nicely in the Interschool
shows while newer riders continued to
improve significantly, with a winning
"go do it" attitude. Both riders and
"critters" have come such a long way,
and the improvement has been clearly
visible even to the riders themselves.
Thanks, Mr. and Mrs. Dew, you've been
incredible. Hopefully, there'll be some
guys in the tight pants and knee high
boots next yi-ar!

Back Row: T. Dew, P. Dew, J. Svenningson, A. Holmes, C. Corbett, S. Grainger
Front Row: A. Grassinger, N. Chan, R. Faulks, T. Morishita, S. Krstinovski

Coaches: L. Taylor, L. Wills
Captains: A. Cameron, V. Sanders
MVP: R. Murphy, P. Payette

Middleside field hockey had an
incredible season this year. More than 75%
of our team had never played field hockey
before, but they worked extremely hard
and we pulled it together. We shared good
times as a team in the freezing, pouring
rain/hail, hiding in piles of leaves instead
of doing runs, and inflicting numerous
accidental injuries on each other during
practice. We went from tripping over our
shcks to kicking some butt in the CISAA
tournament. We made it to finals but
unfortunately couldn't pull off a win. We
grew as a team and became a strong unit
and, therefore, second place meant first
to us. We shcdl miss our seniors next year,
Emily and Jess. To the girls next year,
remember to "Be like Thang!" Thanks to
our amazing goalies for keeping us alive.
Big thanks to the coaches, Mrs. WiUs and
Mrs. Taylor, for a great season and tons
of good times.

Back Row: A. Rodrigues, J. Homung, S. Terfloth, S. Findlay, S. Picdni, J. Gagnon

Middle Row: L. Taylor, M. Bowen, R. Ro, R. Murphy, B. Payette, A. Oulerbridge, I. Kuye,
R. Gregory, K. Bowen, L. Bays, L. Wills, S. Grainger

Front Row: T. Vu, E. Foster, V. Sanders, J. Ashbourne, J. Barker, A. Cameron, J. Herman,
V. Esposito

Coaches: E. Legakis, P. Goering
Captain: R. MacGregor
MVP: R. MacGregor, T. Sears

Middleside St.)ccer started off the year
with only 5 returning players. Stu Casgrain,
Rob MacGregor and jae Jang assumed the
captains' positions and helf>ed where they
could. Many newcomers also stepped
up to prove themselves. These people
included Clarence Lam, Tom Sears, Sin
Bum, David Knowles and Brian Ahn. Also
without the comic relief of Egg our season
would not have been the same. It was a
very successful season compared to the
one four years ago where not a single game
was won. Having tied for third, we had to
play Albert College whom we dominated,
but only managed to slip away with a 6-5
win. We finished 3"^ in the division and
had to play a strong UCC team which we
unfortunately lost 5-0. Thank you to our
coaches, Mr. Peter Goering and Mr. Evan
Legakis, who pushed us on through the
year. Good luck to any returning players
next year.

Coaches: W. Moon, J. Powles

Captain: S. Kelley

MVP: S. Kelley, V. CampbeU

Our team consisted of eleven FYs
(ten of which, were relatively new to
the game) and five Y2s. With only three
returning players, few expected our team
to go far. But we did. We went all the way
to the playoffs! Making up for lack of
playing experience, our team worked
very efficiently. Focus, determination,
and a lot of natural athletic ability were
the qualities that allowed the team to
finish third in the regular season. TCS
first defeated De La Salle and then
played Holy Trinity in the semi-finals.
TCS won the game with great efforts
from everyone, and it allowed us a place
in the finals. Our final game was hard,
but we stuck to our basics and by the
fourth quarter the score was 42-40 TCS
with 0.2 seconds remaining. A girl from
BSS ended up missing one of her foul
shots, allowing TCS to take home the
gold! Good job, ladies!

Back Row; R. Jung, E. Choi, G. Young , S. Oh, B. Mitchell, K. Yean

Middle Row: P. Goering, T. Tohme, M. Alexiou, B. Ahn, S. Casgrain, R. MacGregor, J. Jang, R. Yi, S.
Eum, E. Legakis, S. Grainger

Front Row; S. Ligatsa, R. Au, C. Lam, T. Sears, L Poon, C. Wong, D. Knowles

Back Row: W. Moon, J. Powles, C. Reed, T. Mathieson, D. Henderson, S. Neblett Reid,
M. Guindon, A, Yassein, D. Gagnon, S. Grainger.

Front Row: V. Campbell, B. Severs, P Langley, S. Kelley, S. Essak, R. Young, J. Guenette

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Coaches: B. Brough, R. Hollett
Captains: J. Fishlock, O. Foley
MVP: M. Trebilcock

This year was a killer for Littleside
Field Hockey. We started the year with
unorganized, pure raw talent and fin-
ished as the strongest, most tightly knit
team in the league. Winning the CISAA
championship was the icing on top of
our season. With one goal against in the
league games, we took our league by
storm and never looked back. Thanks
to all the girls who played this year. We
had a strong D-Unit, laugh out loud
mids, and killer forwards who just kept
scoring! Thanks to Ms. Brough and Mr.
Hollett who kept us intact, and put up
with us even in the 'not so greatest'
of times. We hope you look back on
the season with good memories since
we couldn't have asked for greater
coaches! We'll never forget the good
times, laughs, and bruises and bumps
we got during the year. Congrats, Lit-
tleside Field!

Back Row: B. Ugolini, C. Patrick, S. Turner, L. DeGeer, A.. Reade, E. Kemp.

Middle Row; R. Hollett, J. Gilchrist Bailey, M. DuMoulin, C. Hostick, K. Lanthier, M. Bathe, S. Murray,
C. Glassco, S. Dusek, B. Brough, S. Grainger.

Front Row: A. Norgan, M. Trebilcock, J. Fishlock, J. Enman, O. Foley, D. Veltri, S. Tirelli.

Coaches: T. Bailey, S. Taylor,
K. Shaughnessy, A. Tewsley
Captains: S. Davies, D. Allen, J. GUlies,
A. Moulton
MVP: G. Flaherty

As all football players know,
strapping on your football gear is
like putting on suit of armour. During
this time you hear the intense beat of
Queen's "We will rock you" or the great
classic "NFL Sunday theme song". The
captains, tell everyone to be silent. We
have but one thing going through our
heads: "If I give 100% my team will
too". The captains headed for the door
and everyone follows. Each captain
stands while the rest of the team kneels.
You hear comments like "We are a
brotherhood" by D.J Allen or the ever
so popular "Give it everything you've
got and more," by Sam Davies. Finally
"Make me proud boys!" from Justin
Gillies. With this the team rises and
runs out to the field which is no longer
a playing field but rather a battlefield.
We wall play our best even though the
scoreboard denies it.

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Back Row; M. Henderson, J. Walsh, C. Chauvin, J. Kim, R. Smith, D. Weiss, D. Stewart, R. Dodd, D. De

Aranaga, A. Moulton, 1. Dutton, J. Candlish, D. Sandoval, J. Mowbray.

Middle Row; S. Taylor, A. Tewsley, K. Shaughnessy, M. Collins, 1. McBeath, J. Eraser, M. Bachorz, A.

Byers, C. Whetung, I. Gomez, D. Howard, D. Parker, M. Maynard, A. Tanna, J. Mowbray, D. Bumham,

B. Thompson, T. Bailey, S. Grainger.

Front Row: W. McKay, R. Popoff, G. Keiper, M. Barker, A. Van Hoof, J. Gillies, D. Allen, S. Davies, R.

Strike, D. Scott, 1. Lopez, M. Boos, G. Fltiherty.

Coach: T. Hay

Captains: R. Frame, D. Failing

MVP: J. Austin, K. Bang

Alter a successful season last year,
Littleside soccer came into this year
looking to try and once again make
the playoffs. The season started strong
including an impressive win against
Ridley. However after consecutive
losses to CDS and SAC, the team was
beginning to fall out of the play off
picture. But with qualit)' games against
St Mike's and UCC the boys gained
confidence and finished the season on
a four game winning streak. However,
any hopes of the championship were
dashed in a loss to UCC in the quarter
finals. Memorable moments include the
team's rousing rendition of "Amazing
Grace" and a near defeat of St Mike's. A
big tharJcs to Mr. Hay who has provided
all the players with a great experience
this year, filled with laughs and good
fun.

Back Row: R. Galpin, K. Doddridge, I. Johnson, S. Kelly, P. Morayta.

Second Row: T. Hay, N. Dodd, Q. Flaherty, I. Parker, J. Austin, K. Bang, A. Parker, A. Sobowale, D.
Allingham, S. Grainger.

Front Row: J. Lane, P. Ramirez, R. Frame, D. Hunter, D. Failing, J. Wilcox, K. Patel.

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Coaches: T. Kleinsdu-oth, D. Wills
Captain: T. Munro
MVP: B. Yue

This was a great season for Litdeside.
A special thanks is sent out to all the
coaches. They were the heart of our team.
They helped everyone keep our heads in
the game when we were focused more
on having fun than playing the game.
The Volleyball team really bonded this
year, not just on the court but around
the School also. We walked and talked
to each other outside of class and off the
court, which reflected how we played as
a team. We should acknowledge some
of our star players. Bryan Yue (our
MVP), co-captain, helped lead the boys
out there. He played every position on
the court and was a very well roimded
player. Byron, Shawn, Macauley and
Scott Lula were our powerhouses on
the court. Paul Hoy (star rookie setter)
and Arin helped with the setting and
Graham, Jordan and Blake looked
strong on the court.

Back Row: T. Kleinschroth, V. Mehta, B. MacDonald, B. Robertson, G. Dersnah, P. Hoy, D. Wills, S.
Grainger.

Front Row: M. Wilcox, S. Lula, K. Theravithayangkura, T. Munro, B. Yue, A. Theravithayangkura, J
Leavitt.

Fall Sports Awards

Littleside Football

The Jamie Eaton Cup (Leadership): Sam Davies
The E.J.M. Huycke Trophy (MVP): Galen Flaherty
The Art MacDonald Trophy (Lineman): Justin Gillies

Bi gside Football

The Symons Trophy (Captain): Nick Topolie

The J.W. Kerr Trophy (MVP): Greg Bathe

The Coaches Cup (Best Defensive Player):

Charlie Sullivan

The Dr. Orchard Trophy (MIP):

Deiun Brmon, David Stefopulos

The Osuszek Memorial Trophy (Lineman):

Luke Dehen, Peter Gillespie

Littleside Basketball

The Coaches Award: Victoria Campbell, Steph Kelley

Bi gside Basketball

The McMillan Cup: Chelsea Smith

The Louise WUIis Trophy: Shannon Szoift, Hailey Sioift

The Darde Crowe Trophy (Leadership):

Caroline Cliagnon

Harriers

The Adrian Smith Trophy (Junior):

]aclyn Agnezv-Pople, William Morrison

The Marshall Trophy (Junior): Jeremy Wong

The T.W. Lawson Trophy:

Annegret Henninger, D.J. Syhester

The Jonathan Buchanan Trophy: Jacob Tuominen

The Rodger Wright Trophy (Leadership):

Gareth Cecil-Cockivell

Littleside Volleyball

The Coaches Award: Bryan Yue

Bi gside Volleyball

Most Valuable Player: Cliff Wlxetiing, Haz'illand Day

Equestrian

The Stephenson Trophy: Rebecca Faulks

The StoUmeyer Trophy (MIP): Tstibasa Morishita

Littleside Field Hockey

Most Valuable Player: Mira Trehilcock
Most Improved Player: Obvyn Foley

Middleside Field Hockey

The Bridget Kerin Trophy (MVP):
Jessica Ashbourne, Jaime Barker
The Middleside Trophy (MIP):
Brett Payette, Renee Murphy

Bi gside Field Hockey

The Ness-Tarasick Trophy (MIP): Erin Botrie

The Ellis Paquet Trophy (MVP):

Jocelyn Murphy, Kristen Fallen

The Anikka Foster Trophy (Leadership):

Laura Biggar, Alii Conyers

Littleside Soccer

The Tim Hay Trophy (Coaches Award):
Jonathan Austin, Ken Bang

Middleside Soccer

The Coaches Award: Rob MacGregor, Thomas Sears

Bi gside Soccer

The Pinkerton Trophy (Leadership):

Xiao Yue, David Hatch

The Paterson Trophy (MVP): Xiao Yue, David Hatch

Coaches Award; Rodrigo Lascurain

Full Bigside Colours

Alex Brown
Alfred Kam
AUi Conyers
Andrea Mathieson
Andrew Walker
Anna Everdell
Anna Frackowiak
Annegret Heruiiger
Avi Trivedi
Caitlin Conyers
Caroline Chagnon
Charlie Sullivan
Chelsea Smith
Chet Gervais
Cristin Alexander
Darron Clark
Dave Stefopulos

David Hatch
David Piccini
David Rowen
David Sylvester
David West
Derreck Martin
Devin Brown
Emily WUcox
Evan Tutton
Gareth Cecil-Cockwell
Russell Edwards
Greg Bathe
Hailey Swift
Jacob Tuominen
Jacqueline Boss
Jenna Briggs
Jocelyn Murphy

Julia Bakker
Kristen Pallen
Kristin Ouellet-Gaston
Laura Biggar
Lindsay Pollard
Luke Dehen
Marianne Stefopulos
Matthew Miller
Meg Herod
Nick Johnston
Nick Topolie
Nik Steams
Olivia Bannock
Patrick Lee
Peter Gillespie
Phil Robinson
Rachelle Krause

Rodrigo Lascurain
Sam Bourgeois
Sam Giannone
Sam Martin
Sam Outerbridge
Shannon Swift
Taylor Hammett
Tyler Galpin
Wesley Cook
Xiao Yue
Zara McAlister

Distinctions

Greg Bathe

Football

David Hatch

Soccer

Chet Gervais

Football

Xiao Yue

Soccer

Coaches: C. Christ, D. Sundy
CapUins: J. Ray, X. Yue
MVP: J. Ray, X. Yue

Bigside Boys Basketball.. .what is there
to say, really? We started off the year,
uneasy at how the season might unfold.
However, under the helpful coaching of
Mr Christ and Mr Sundy, we were able
to develop skills as a team. Jarryd and
Xiao were awesome captains, leading the
way for the rest of the team. Marshall and
Brendan were 2 new recruits who worked
hard to develop their skill throughout
the season. Steve aka Nugget was our
shortest member, but his skills really
measured up to standards. Our manager,
Alex Landegger, was helpful, and we
want to thank her as well. Since our team
consisted mainly of grads, we wish you
all luck in your future endeavours, and
good luck to the team next year!

Back Row: D. Sundy, C. Christ, A. Trivedi, B. Coughlin, G. Holmes, D. Berg, K. Park, S. Lee,
A. Landegger, S. Grainger

Front Row: S. Ligatsa, C. Sullivan, J. Ray, X. Yue, S. Outerbridge, D. Brown

Clockwise from top left;

Xiao Yue: Imported Athleticism
Coughlin on the breakaway.
Sam calling the shots.
Chuck Norris.
J Ray soars to the bcisket.

Coaches: G. Hodges, M. Harding
Captain: M. Miller
MVP: G. Samson-Strecker

The Bigside Boys hockey season of
06 (the Show) is a one that won't soon be
forgotten by the students and teachers.
Our team had a lot of skill and talent but
the season that should have been was cut
short because guys kept getting in trouble.
However, where the team lost in players,
we made up for with good times, such as
the maintenance of the tight box, rides
and Europe. There will be a solid group
of seasoned vets that TCS will deeply miss
of Lach, Robinson, Bobby, Chase, Stefo,
McCurdy, Dtu, Mooney and Samson.
The returrung players of Millier, Gaston,
Finny, Mullane, Churchman, the Galpins
and Chip will have to step up and take
leadership responsibilities in order to
succeed. On another note, we would like
to thank our coaches for all the help and
for putting up with us. It was an amazing
season while it lasted and good luck next
year.

Back Row: M. Churchman, R, McCurdy, M. Orr, N. Johnston

Middle Row; G. Hodges, C. Simmonds, T. Galpin, J. Mullane, R. Galpin, M. Harding, S. Grainger

Front Row: G. Samson-Strecker, J. Chase, M. Miller, L. McLevin, L. Gaston

Clockwise from top left:

Holding his own behind the net.

The pass is picked up along the
boards.

Galpin helps Samson out on defence.

Past vs. present in the Alumni game.

Lach taking a breather between line
changes.

This page is proudly sponsored by Charyl Galpin.

Coaches: D. Ingram, K. Ingram, R.
Traugott, B. Hooper
Captains: J. Boss, J. Briggs

MVP: K. Venasse

It's been long time coming tor Bigside
Girls Hockey at TCS. We've evolved
from a developing team into one that can
compete and win against top teams in
North America (like ones called North
American Hockey Academy for example!)
This year we played in both the CISAA
league as well as the new NAPHA
league (shout out to T for that creation!
Mad props!) We want to thank all of our
coaches and Courtney for her dedication
(the door op>ening was imperative!) We
want to say a sf)ecial thanks to Hoop for
his ftonest yet caring coaching and a sad
farewell to both him and K.I. To all the
returning girls, keep in mind important
lessons that were learned and always
carry that piece of Ridley with you.
From the four of us, thanks for a great
graduating season.

Back Row: D. Ingram, D. Gagnon, R. Murphy, K. Venasse, B. Ugolini, B. Payette, J. Guenette,
B. Hooper

Middle Row; K. Ingram, R. Traugott, M. Trebilcock, K. Ouellet-Gaston, O. Foley, A. Reade, C. Turcot,
S. Grainger

Front Row: K. Lanthier, L. Pollard, J. Briggs, J. Boss, J. Murphy, J. Enman

Clockwise from top left:
Lady Bears at the face off.
El Capitan, Jenna Briggs.
MVP Venasse at the face off.
Celebrations after a goal.
Lady Bear grads will be missed.

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Coaches: M. Cameron, T. Hay
Captain: I. Redford
MVP: 1. Redford

This season, Bigside Squash was a
little different. We practiced. ..with girls!
That's right, we were often joined by our
very own girls squash team, and needless
to say, we showed them a few tricks. Our
skill was hard to beat this year- Greg Bathe
and Dave Piccini, veterans to the game of
squash, used their hard serves to overtake
their opponents, while Blayne used his
tricky backhand to throw the opponents
off their guard. Rob was not only a worthy
opponent, but he provided humour that
could not be matched during the long bus
rides. Special thanks to our coaches, Mr.
Cameron and Mr. Hay, for teaching us how
to win, and more importantly, for putting
up with Rob for a season. Iain: keep givin
'er next year, teach those Littleside boys
how to play.

Back Row: T. Hay, S. Giannone, C. Gervais, C. Christie, M. Boseovski, F. Garda-Andrade Llamas, D.
Picdni, M. Cameron, S. Grainger

Front Row: S. Martin, J. Mullane, G. Bathe, I. Redford, R. MacGregor, H. Sabnani, C. Lam

Walker puts some emotion into his
return.

Blayne sets up for a serve.

Chet hits the backhand.

A diving save.

Boseovski with a hard return.

Coaches: S. Feddery, L. Lowry
Captains: C. Alexander, S. Swift
MVP: L. Biggar, G. Reid

This was the season ot seasons. We were
close to unstoppable in our league play with
each player bringing something unique and
powerful to the team. During the season we
acquired the name "The Comeback Kids"
because it seemed to be our subconscious aim
to give Mr. Lowry a heart attack by losing the
first set of every game and then demolishing
the opponent in the next three sets to win. I
won't pick individual players to highlight
because we were a team; each of us improved
in every aspect over the season. We qualified
for both CISAA and OFSA A, bringing home
silver medals in CISAA, and beating higher
ranked teams than us at OFSAA. It was
both a lot of fun and an experience never to
forget. Friendships were made and the team's
strength blossomed on that communication
and sportsmanship. It was an honour to play
with these ladies and to be coached by such
encouraging and meticulous coaches. Thank
you so much to Ms. Feddery, Mr.Lowry and
Mr. White who made things happen. Good
luck next year, girls!

Back Row: L. Lowry, S. Lam, E. Wilcox, H. Swift, C. Chagnon, S. Murray, D. Clark, S. Feddery,
S. Grainger

Front Row: L. Biggar, S. Swift, C. Alexander, M. Rebane, G. Reid

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Clockwise from top left:

Three man block.

Genna places a set.

Cristin ready to serve one up hot.

Biggcir waiting for the serve.

Lowry discusses the game plcin
for the second half.

Coaches: R. Hollett, W. MiKin, 1. White
MVP: G. Cecil-Cockwell, A. Henninger

Nordic works best when you have
snow, but unfortunately snow was in
short supply this winter. After our training
weekend at Blue Mountain, all our new
skiers caught on to the sport remarkably
Uist and proved to be some of the team's
greatest assets. Anna Frackowiak, Annegret
Henninger, and DJ Sylvester all contributed
iromendously to our team's success. Cliff
VVhetung is rumoured to be the fastest thing
in spandex. Justin Weimann apparently
"defined" Nordic 2006. Sophia Rashid
joined our senior team and "skied till she
tasted blood." All jokes aside, we killed at
CISAA and took three teams to OFSAA. The
senior girls finished in 12* place overall,
senior boys placed 16"' and the junior boys
ended up in 15* place. Nordic skiers are
different because we often put ourselves in
adverse conditions, but continually rise to
the challenge. Whether through insanity, a
love of pain, or both, this team has shown
the tenacity, courage, and passion that is
Nordic.

Back Row: W. Morrison, S. Shevlen, J. Wiemann, C. Whetung, D. Sylvester

Middle Row: W. Moon, R. Hollett, R. Courtice, J. Tuominen, G. Cedl-CockweU, D. Taylor, L. Hogarth,
T. White, S. Grainger

Front Row: D. Hamden, A. Frackowiak, A. Gulka, R. Krause, A. Brown, A. Heniunger, S. Rashid

Clockwise from top left:

Cliff's victory dance,

Gareth catching his breath after a
solid ten kilometers.

Jacob strutting his stuff for the ladies.

Maynard hits the deck after his race.

Alana pushing hard into the second
lap.

This page is proudly sponsored by Wendy M. Cecil.

Coaches: A. Tewsley, E. Hoobin
Captains: N. Topolie, M. Stefopulos

MVP: N. Topolie, K. Dagg

This year brought many new faces and
classic performances. Tew"sh!"ley and
Hoobin led this mostly international team
to 11 -^ place overall at OFSA A. OFSAA was
all about the cards, hot tubs and riding the
bus. Big Top made his way back to top
winning the gold medal in the 50 free. The
"Thai brothers" had stellar performances
each picking up a few medals. Huey,
Lucas, Boos and Lewis will be back next
year for some more working it in the pool.
The senior girls relay teams of Conyers,
Chicaga, Qaws, T3 and Conney were very
competitive. Altogether as a team we had
an amazing season and we will miss our
graduate.

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Back Row: A. Kam, S. Sands, R. Lascurain, D. Stewart, H. Day, S. Findlay, C. Jonassen, M. Robertson

Middle Row; A. Tewsley, D. Henderson , A. Yassein, A. Theravithayangkura, J. Lewis, A. Boos,
I. Enecoiz-Gomez, S. Theravithayangkura, B. Pitt, E. Hoobin, S. Grainger

Front Row: L. Topolie, C. Selby, K. Dagg, S. Bosy, N. Topolie, D. Hatch, C. Conyers, C. Hermanns,
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Take your shirt off Boos.

Julia has the pre-race jitters.

Vive el Mexico.

Caitlin and Brittany are all smiles
after their races.

And they're off!

Coaches: S. Moore, E. McAleenan
Captain: S. Davies
MVP: S. Davies

Littleside Boys Basketball had a
rough start since we were missing our
main centre, Jon Austin, but we had
a lot of help from Isaac Dutton. As
the season progressed, we as a team
improved together and worked harder.
We appreciated the help of our playmaker
and point guard Rob Frame, power
forwaid Sam Davies, the returning
players, Bryan Yue, Jack Candlish, as well
as the new additions to the team. By the
end of the season we became a strong
team both offensively and defensively.
All of this was p>ossible because of our
coaches, Ms. Moore and Ms. Mac. Thanks
to them, and good luck next season to all
retviming players.

Back Row: S. Moore, V. Mehta, J. Candlish, I. Dutton. D. Allen, Q. Flaherty, E. McAleenan,
S. Grainger

Front Row: A. Sobowale, B. Yue, J. Austin, S. Davies, R. Frame, M. Tremblay, G. Flaherty

Zoaches: S. Patterson, K. Shaughnessy
Captain: A. Moulton
MVP: J. Fraser, M. Wilcox

The 2005-2006 Uttleside Hockey Team
did not have a good season with our
record which we will not mention. But in
the end it did not matter if we won or lost
the game. All that mattered was that we
had some fun and play the game of hockey.
Vou might think with the record we had
it would be hard to have fun but with the
guys we played with it help>ed to enjoy the
moment. With the help of our coaches, Mr.
Patterson and Mr. Shaughnessy, we were
ible to learn more about the game and
ilso to learn from the players of our team,
rhey helped the team a lot in developing
Dur skills and giving us more knowledge
about the game to continue with it next
year. So a big thanks to them and to all
the players who did their best during this
season. And to our captains, Adam, Joel,
and Macauley, who did a pretty good
lob getting the team pumped up. Also to
3ur goalie Pablo Ramirez, our only man
Detween the pip>es, who fought injuries
to let us play.

Back Row: J. Popoff, R. Dodd, K. Irwin, D. Weiss, E. Carette

Middle Row: S. Patterson, D. Parker, H. Han, D. Allingham, B. MacGregor, A. Maclsaac, J. Wilcox, K.
Shaughnessy, S. Grainger

Front Row: C. Watson, M. Wilcox, P. Ranurez-Mendez, A. Moulton, J. Fraser

Coaches: A. Lee, J. Wighton

Captain: A. Copeland

MVP: A. Copeland, V. Mathieson

Littleside Girls Volleyball had an
amazing season this year. Fun practices,
success, great coaches, and cherishable
memories made it so much fun. Despite
the upsetting loss in our first game, we
came back and started an exciting winning
streak. With the exception of one loss, we
faced victor)' in ever}' game we played,
rewarding us with an impressive second
place. At the end of the term, we went to
I loly Trinit)' for the playoffs. After playing
the best we had played all season, we won
a well-deserved gold!

Much credit goes to Ms. Lee and Ms.
Wighton, who worked with us individually
and as a team throughout the year. Their
talent, support and encouragement
pushed us through the season and greatly
contributed to our success. Consistency
in effort, enthusiasm and teamwork
throughout the entire season proved that
"those who have the will to win cannot
be beat."

Back Row: J. Wighton, J. Clarke, R. Ro, P. Langley, P. Miers, C. Patrick, A. Lee, S. Grainger
Front Row: C. Reed, S. Essak, S. Kelley, M. Bathe, C. Bourgeois, E. Kemp, S. Dusek, V. Campbell
Absent: A. Copeland, T. Mathieson

Coach: D. Wills

Captain: D. Failing, D. West

MVP: I. Lopez, A. Parker

Littleside Squash had an awesome
season this year. We started off thinking
that, because of all the new players and
beginners, our team would do poorly.
We, however, could not have been more
wrong. We "squashed" the competition.
Our record was just as good as- if not
better than- the team last year! Captains
Derek Palling, Alex Parker, and David
West proved to be worthy leaders- they
helped develop a fairly new team of
beginners into squash players. What
have we learned this season? Don't judge
a group of players before you see them
play, squash is a sport, and squash goggles
are cool! Thanks to Mr. Wills, our coach,
for putting up with us and teaching us
this season- best of luck to the returning
juniors next year.

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Back Row: I. McBeath, A. Byers, C. Chauvin, B. Thompson, G. Dersnah, S, Grainger
Front Row: D. Scott, P. Morayta, D. Howard, D. Failing, D. West, I. Lopez, D. Sandoval

roach: M. Cameron

Zaptains: A. Mathieson, P. Murray

kJVP: O. BanntKk, M. Rebane

This year a new swing was put on
he old fashioned job of the fire marshall.
rhe job of taking attendance and doing a
iin at any time of the day to the meeting
ipot was never taken so seriously and
jrofessionally, until this lot came around.
Zaptains were elected, Peter Murray and
^ndrea Mathieson. Shirts were created
.■o enforce the authority of this reputable
josition. The name was changed from
'Fire Marshall" to "Fyah Marshall,"
ji order to add some island zest and
jxdtement to the job.

No matter what time of day (during
dasses, early in the morning or late at
light), you could trust that the School
ivas safe with this year's team of Fyah
Vlarshalls. Thankfully, Anna and Olivia
ivill continue in the job and will be able to
:ea.ch the new lot the tricks of the trade.

Zaptains: M. Orr, L. McLevin
vfVP: D. Stefopulos

'Suspensions, gatings, expulsions those
;uys have seen it all; truly masters of the
•NDs. I wonder if they ever got those
•ings...or were they counting on Russ for
hat?"
Cait Byrne

'The Hawks are kinda like that guy B.
babbit in the movie 8 Mile ."
Anonymous

'Hawks, dropping deuces from the sky,

nyah."

Skye Krstinovski

'Those are some pretty savage clownshoes,

nyah."

Jordan Chase

'Hawks? I think I saw one of those in my

backyard once."

Anonymous

'They're a little over the top with the
Zartman expressions."
Trey Parker

Front Row: A. Frackowiak, O. Bannock, A. Mathieson, P. Murray, M. Chu, M. Rebane
Absent: N. Swan

Winter Sports Awards

Littleside Men's Hockey

The Peter Compbell Trophy (Leadership and/or MVP):

A Xacauley Wilcox, Joel Frnser

Boulden Trophy: Pablo Ramirez Medina

Bi gside Men's Hockey

The J.W. Kerr Trophy (MVP): Greg Samson-Strecker
The R.W. Goodall Trophy (Leadership): Lachlan McLevin
The V. Baranov Trophy (Top Scorer): Matt Miller

Bi gside Women's Hockey

The McCaughey Cup (MVP): Kyrsten Venasse

The Brian Proctor Cup (Dedication):

Dauiela Gngnoii, Jennifer Giienelte

The Stroud Cup (MIP): Lindsay Pollard, Andrea Reade

Littleside Basketball

The D. Hadley Armstrong Cup (MVP): Sam Davies

Bi gside Basketball

The Jim Kerr Trophy (Leadership): Xiao Yue

The John W. Bamett Trophy (MVP): Xiao Yue, Jarryd Ray

Littleside Volleyball

The Coaches Award: Andrea Copeland, Victoria Mathieson

Bi gside Volleyball

The Feddery Cup (MVP): Laura Biggar, Genna Reid
The Lyn Lowry Trophy (Leadership): Cristin Alexander

Littleside Squash

The Arnold D. Massey Award: Alex Parker

The Ernest Howard Trophy (Top U15 player): Inigo Lopez

Middleside Squash

The Ron Reynolds Trophy (Dedication, Spirit,

Improvement): Felipe Garcia-Aiidrade Llamas

Bi gside Squash

The Philip Ketchum Award (Outstanding contribution):

Blayne Kettlexoell

The Charles F. Bullen Trophy (MVP): Iain Redford

Littleside Swimming

The Danielson Trophy (Best junior male swimmer):

Ariu Tlieravitliaynngkura, Sliauni Tlieravithayangkura

The Housemasters Cup (Best junior female swimmer):

Montana Robertson

The Pat Osier Trophy (Best senior male swimmer):

Nick Topolie

The Mary 1. Wood Trophy (Best senior female swimmer):

Kathryn Dagg

The Sebastien Goulet Trophy (Leadership):

Allison Conyers, Scott Bosy

Nordic

The Andrus Vasila Cup (Top Junior Skiers):
Derek Harnden, Sophia Rashid
The Sifton Cup (Top Senior Skiers):
Gareth Cecil-Cockzoell, Annegret Henninger

Full Bigside Colours

Alex Brown
Alfred Kam
Allison Conyers
Andrew Boos
Anna Frackowiak
Annegret Henninger
Avinash Trivedi
Blayne Kettlewell
Brett Payette
CaitUn Conyers
Caitlin Jonassen
Cliff Whetung
Cristin Alexander
Daniela Gagnon
Darren Clark
David Hatch

David Piccini
David Sylvester
Gareth CecU-CockweU
Genna Reid
Geoffrey Holmes
Greg Bathe
Greg Samson-Strecker
Iain Redford
Jacqueline Boss
Jarryd Ray
Jenna Briggs
Jennifer Guenette
Jessica Enman
Jocelyn Murphy
Jon MuUane
Justin Lewis

Kathryn Dagg
Kelci Lanthier
Kristen Fallen
Kristin Ouellet-Gaston
Kyrsten Venasse
Lachlan McLevin
Laura Biggar
Lindsay Pollard
Lucas Topolie
Marianne Stefopulos
Marissa Rebane
Marshall Balfour
Matthew Miller
Mira Trebilcock
Nick Toploie

Olwyn Foley
Rachelle Krause
Robert MacGregor
Rodrigo Lascurain
Samuel Martin
Samuel Outerbridge
Sarah Sands
Scott Bosy
Shannon Swift
Sophia Rashid
Stephanie Murray
Xiao Yue

Distinctions

Nick Topolie

Swimming

Cristin Alexander

Volleyball

Coaches: T. Langford, M. Stepura,
M. Harding

Captain: S. Outerbridget
MVP: R. Frame, G. Holmes

Before tryouts no one on the team
knew how our season would progress
considering the fact that we lost two
essential players from the previous year.
In tryouts new talents were discovered,
and within minutes the holes were filled.
Our roster was set and the season began.
We started off slowly and lost our first two
games to St. Mike's and Nichols Academy.
Another fading season for the Bears lay
closely in front of us, but not for this team.
We beat UCC, SAC and De Le Salle, which
put our record at 3-2 (third place going into
the playoffs). This was the first time Trinity
College School has ever been in the CISAA
playoffs for baseball. In the semi-final game
we lost to Nichols Academy from Buffalo
putting our season to an end. But even that
was a great accomplishment and from a
personal standpoint this was almost as
good as winning the championship. "It is
amazing what a bunch of guys all playing
for the same goal can do in the face of
adversity" - Theo Epstein.

Back Row: D. Piccini, ]. Tuominen, G. Parker, G. Young, G. Holmes

Middle Row: T. Langford, M. Harding W. Evans, K. Walker, H. Day, D. Knowles, M. Alexiou, M.
Stepura, S. Grainger

Front Row; D. Brown, J. Brogan, I. Redford, S. Outerbridge, ]. MuUane, R. Frame, A. Brown

Clockwise from top left:

Holmes takes a swing.

Outerbridge struts his stuff.

Knowles in the outfield.

Jake's pattented curve ball.

Mullane, careful you don't start
drooling.

Coaches: G. Hodges, R. Large
Captains: N. Swan, R. MacGregor,
D. Hatch
MVP: D. Hatch, A. Morris, N. Swan

Cricket is a laid-back game; we chill
all day and have some fun on the pitch (of
course it can be quite intense, especially
when you're hearing Rob's scream and
i.urse in slips). Cricket players are no
different in this laid back nature - our
captains didn't even write this article...
thanks guys. . . so I'll write it - this one's for
Cliff. We didn't have the most successful
season on paper . We lost to easy teams
clearly inferior to us. But on the other
hand, the team had amazing chemistry,
from the pitch to Rotilicious. In essence,
it was a bunch of friends having some fun
on the pitch, playing cricket. So, thanks
to the captains Swanny, Robbie J and
ritghoerithweiuor (duck); the leadership
was exceptional. The coaches: Mr. Large
(Rasta Large) and Mr. Hodges, and all
the team: Smila, Jenny, Sausage, Blump,

Tice, Bitchell, George, Hamir and

VARUN MEHTA!

Back Row: A. Morris, B. Coughlin, T. Large, B. Mitchell, G. Campbell

Middle Row: G. Hodges, D. Kellyman, H. Sabnani, T. Sears, C. Whetung, V. Mehta, M. Wade,
R. Large, S. Grainger

Front Row: R. MacGregor, N. Swan, D. Hatch

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Clockwise from top left:

Going, going, gone.

Bowl it, Aussie style.

Swan shows Mr. Large how it's done.

Batsman makes contact.

Brendan stares down the opposition.

Coaches: B. Keiser, T. Hay
Captain: P. Gillespie

The season for Bigside Rugby began
at an exhibition tournament held by
Ridley in which we won the silver plate.
Our season continued to look brighter
as we came back to TCS and crushed
Appleby 27-0. The next game wasn't as
successhil, losing to UCC 21-7. However,
this loss did not dampen our spirits but
only exuberated us to a victory against
Ridley. The score of that game ended to
be 12-7. Feeling invincible, we decided to
tackle SAC and we took them too lightly
as we only beat them 18-12. Sadly, the
next week we played them again during
semi-finals and we had the closest game
all year, ending with a loss of 15-12. It
was a privilege and a pleasure playing
on the Bigside boys Rugby team. Good
luck to all the Y3's next year. Make us
proud.

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Back Row: G. Cedl-Cockwell, L. Gaston, S. Lee, M. Balfour, ]. Lewis

Middle Row: B. Keiser, T. Hay, R. Potgeiter, S. Martin, N. Sokhela, C. Hallier, K. Bang, C. Jin, S.
Grainger

Front Row: M. Boseovski, A. Trivedi, D. Hatch, P. Gillespie, X. Yue, C. Gervais, P. Lee

Trivedi attempts to take down SAC's
wingman.

Chris reaches high to win the line out

Stopped in his tracks.

Lewis turns on the after burners.

A near impossible feat, to say the
least.

Coaches: A. Collins, J. Wighton
Captains: L. Pollard, R. McConney

Bigside Girls Rugby had one of
our most successful seasons in over
five years. Although coming short of
the playoffs, we won one invitational
tournament and many league and
exhibition games. We started off the
season with only a handful of returning
players and still came together as a
team so quickly and so well. The team
had amazing speed and tenacity as
individuals and more importantly as
a group of players. We want to thank
coaches Collins and Whitey for their
incredible support and guidance. To
the grads, good luck next year and to the
returning players, always remember to
"rip and roll, ruck and maul, come on
girls, let's get that ball!"

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Back Row: C. Bourgeois, R. Mwalwanda, K. Dagg, R. Flynn, C. Alexander, N. Dodd, O. Bannock,
M. Robertson, J. Gagnon, M. Guindon, B. Payette

Middle Row: J. Baxter, J. Wighton, J. Chapman, S. Lam, B. Ugolini, E. Botrie, T. Bryant,
S. Saunders, M. Stefopulos, A. Hambrock, A. Frackowiak, J. Boss, A. Collins, S. Grainger

Front Row: A. Juul, D. Gagnon, M. Kelly, L. Pollard, R. McConney, K. MacKenzie, M. Wafer,
H. Horlin-Smith, O. Folev

This page is proudly sponsored by Louis Hambrock.

Coaches: C. Robert, D. Ingram, K. In-
gram
Captains: L. Biggar, A. Conyers

NfVP: L. Biggar, S. Murray

The Bigside Girls Soccer team was quite
the squad this year. With girls from all
grades, and personalities from all across the
board, this team was definitely unique. We
thank our three coaches for their guidance:
Mr Robert who put his small man's heart
and soul into our team, Mr. Ingram who
encouraged us barefoot from the sidelines,
and Ms. Ingram who ran us to victory.
Having a few rough patches throughout
the season (including bus/car accidents)
we came through strong, destroying Vil-
lanova in the semi-finals and De La Salle
in the finals and qualifying for OFSAA!
Our finest efforts were put out on the field
in Peterborough in our fight throughout
OFSAA and, despite a second loss on Day
2 of the tournament which put us out, we
were champs in our own minds. We all
survived the box of death, Alli's never-end-
ing "Wanna hear the funniest thing ever?"
stories, and Hailey's dashing keeper outfits.
To all of you who thought we wouldn't win
anything this season, (in the words of Mr.
Robert) "Bite Me!"

Back Row: A. Cameron, V. Saunders, E. Wilcox, K. Venasse, E. Bock, M. Herod

Middle Row: K. Ingram, V. Campbell, M. Bathe, S. Murray, K. Ouellet-Gaslon, A. Copeland, J.
Ashbourne, K. Fallen, S. Grainger

Front Row: C. Robert, J. Bakker, L. Biggar, H. Swift, A. Conyers, J. Murphy, D. Ingram

This page is proudly sponsored by Michael and Ann Biggar

, Coaches: L. Taylor, S. Taylor, C. O'Reilly
Captains: J. Briggs, C. Smith
MVP: C. Smith

This year, Bigside Girls Softball
had a great beginning. We had many
trying out and huge potential for the
season. We finished second in the QSAA
championships, next to Havergal with
the crazy-fast pitcher. We had lots of fun
from all the goofy pictures and nicknames
(Flincher, Mushroom & Mango), only two
bus rides, getting hit (in the head) by a fast
pitcher, and the random pick-up lines to
Lil' Kim's weave and stance. This team is
an incredible group of girls who are great
athletes that love to play softball. Mr.
& Mrs. Taylor have taught us so much
and we are all grateful for their time and
advice. A special thanks to Cav-dawg/
Crazy Cavan/ Mr. O for taking time off
work for us and for the beautiful fields!
Another huge thanks to Lilian and Louise,
our amaiang managers. Also, a final thank
you to Chelsea and Jenna for leading the
team in an awesome season! Good luck
next year, ladies!

Back Row: J. Barker, A. Holmes, A. Everdell, J. Ashbourne

Middle Row: C. O'Reilly, L. Taylor, S. Dusek, L. Armstrong, L. Beckett, L. Tsui, S. Taylor, S. Grainger

Front Row: L. Bays, T. Forbes, J. Mahon, C. Smith, J. Briggs, A. Landegger, J. Herman, C. Gunning

Clockwise from top left:

Alex makes the catch.

The wild pitch is snagged.

Perfect form.

She taught Geoff everything he
knows.

Three strikes— you're out.

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Coaches: E. Htxibin, T. White

Captain: C. Conyers

MVP: F. Garcia- Andrade Llamas,

S.Chan

The Bigside Tennis team did amazingly
well this year, going the entire season
undefeated! We had a new coach and many
new players to welcome on to the team. It's
been said we had one of the best teams the
School has seen! Ms. Hoobin taught us a
lot of things, most importantly that fitness
IS a major part of tennis; she even made us
run before or after practices! Some of the
highlights include, the ripping of shorts,
the breaking of shoes, kiddie frosties from
Wendys (only 79 cents!) but most impwrtantly,
bringing home the championship at CISAA!
Sarah Chan pulled off a 3"^ in #1 Singles;
Tiffany Leung 1"' in #2 singles (will hopefully
be going to OFSAA!); Emily Foster 1"' in #3
Singles; Caitlin Conyers & Steph Tefloth T' in
#1 Doubles and Charlene Park & Venus Mak
3"^ in #2 Doubles. Thanks to the whole team
for such a great season, good luck to all of the
grads, Charlene, Venus, Christina, Rachelle,
and especially Emily who's been on the team
for four years now; we're going to miss you
all! Thanks again to Ms. Hoobin and Mr.
White for being such wonderful coaches!

Back Row: J. Jang, J. Chan, F. Garcia-Andrade Llamas, J. Austin, R. Lascurain, S. Bourgeois, D. West

IVliddle Row: T. White, S. Terfloth, R. Krause, D. de Aranaga, A. Caballero, S. Findlay, E. Hoobin,
S. Grainger

Front Row: S. Chan, B. Severs, C. Park, C. Hermanns, C. Conyers, E. Foster, V. Mak, T. Leung,
N.Chan

Clockwise from top left;

Conyers' deadly overhand.

Felipe making camera love.

Emily serves one up.

Terfloth from the backcourt.

Rodrigo shows Canada how it's
done.

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Coaches: J. Hamilton, G. S(.)mmerville
Captain: S. DeGeer
MVP: D. Berg

The TCS rowing team has been
rejuvenated this year. With a plethora of
new recruits as well as a new coach, the
tccun is heading in the right direction. We
received some much appreciated new
boats this year that have helped make
us very competitive. Our first regatta in
Peterborough was a great stepping stone.
In the Belleville regatta the junior girls
got some great results, coming home
with golds and silvers. The senior men
four came back with silver. Once again
the rowing team went to School Boys in
St. Catharines. This is a nation wide high
school comjjetition. The entire team would
like to thank our coaches Mr. Hamilton
and Geoff. This program is growing. All
the best to future rowers.

Back Row: L. DeGeer, A. Kam, I. Parker, D. Sylvester, J. Leavitt, E. Kemp

Middle Row: J. Hamilton, C. Stevens, S. Essak, S. Bosy, D. Berg, C. Huxtable, J. Elizondo, M. Bowen,
S. Grainger

Front Row: C. Glassco, H. Koene, S. Dagg S. DeGeer, K. Konn, M. DuMouiin, M. Kirkpatrick
K. Bowen

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Coaches: S. Moore, L. Thornton,
C. Langford

CapUin: G. Bathe

This year's Track and Field team is
better referred to as the "Slack and Field "
team. While all the rugby players were
doing bag drills, we were lying on the high
jump mats. When the soccer players were
running laps, we were doing A's and B's.
You think the cricket players got off easy
with tea time? Well we managed to devour
endless cases of Nutrigrain bars without
breaking a sweat.

To whom do we owe thcinks for this
privilege? None other than our esteemed
coaches, Mr. Radar Thornton, Ms. Stacey
Moore and Mrs. Cyndi Langford. Without
you guys, we may have actually done some
work this season.

As we hang up our track spikes,
spandex and sports bras for the season
(forever in the case of the seniors) we
will be constantly reminded of Slack and
Field 2006.

Back Row: E. Chan, C. Ma, D. Hyun, J. Chin-You, G. Bathe, K. Chan, K. Tai, C. Wong

Middle Row: S. Moore, C. Langford, I. Kuye, L. Topolie, D. Clark, C. Chagnon, S. Swift, S. Weinstein,
V. Liang, L. Thornton, S. Grainger

Front Row: J. Wong, A. Henninger, B. Pitt, D. Stewart, A. Walker, J. Homung, J. Comwell

Zoaches: P. Goering, A. Gregg
Zaptain: N. Desjardins, J. Wilcox

Middleside Cricket had a gixxi season
inishing 2-2. Despite having a novice
;roup we managed to play some quality
Ticket and win a couple of matches. Thank
/ou to Mr. Gregg and Mr. Gtxring for their
';uperb coaching and enthusiasm. Our big
hitter, vice-captain and wicket keeper,
bhn Wilcox, managed our only six, while
IQuirm Flaherty's bowling and batting kept
IS in the games. Great keeping by John
..ane as well and solid first time efforts
py Malcolm Cecil-Cockwell, Nick Bauer,
Tahmer Tohme, Paul Hoy, Ryan Hope-
Ross, Justin Mowbray and Ryan Yi. Our
/eterans, Holden Agnew-Pople, Nick
Aggarwal, and Conor "Windmill" Doyle,
.vere ever present. Thank you to our many
supporters and blow-hom Bradley.

Zoach: P. Elsley
Zaptain: B. KettleweU
AVP: D. Serrao

"Look how far that drive went!" This
ivas what was constantly exclaimed by
)ther teams as a TCS golfer stepped up
play. We kept our putts short, and our
drives long, and kept out of the sand.
31ayne KettleweU was a strong leader
md golfer on the team, and he fit the role
3f captain to a tee. He was able to help
jther players, like FY Macauley Wilcox,
ind turn them into lean, mean fighting
nachines on the green. All season, we
ivore our polo shirts and khakis with
ohde as we stepjjed onto the green, and
18 holes later, often came out on top. As
A?e puttered along the season, we began
:o realize that golf is so much more than
J SfKDrt-it's a gentleman's game. Thanks to
jur coach, Mr. Elsley, for always putting
jp with our crazy golfing antics. Although
t might have been different in your golf
jame, you were always above par in our
cninds!

Back Row: J. Lane, R. Yi, R. Hope-Ross, N. Bauer, Q. Flaherty

Middle Row: P. Goering, L. Hogarth, P. Hoy, A. Tanna, M. Cedl-Cockwell, T. Tohme, N. Aggarwal, J.
Mowbray, A. Gregg, S. Grainger

Front Row: C. Doyle, N. Desjardins, J. Wilcox, H. Agnew-Pople

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Back Row: J. Widdowson, A. Maclsaac, M. Wilcox

Middle Row; P. Elsley, J. Candlish, M. Miller, C. Cousins, J. Wiemann, B. MacGregor, S. Grainger

Front Row: C. Hostick, S. Lula, D. Serrao, B. KettleweU, S. Ligatsa, K. Patel

Coaches: A. Tewsley,

K. Shaughnessy

Captain

S. Mooney

MVP: S.

Mcxme)'

The Rebels were back again tor an-
other year of rugby under 2 new coaches.
The player were sceptical at first of
the coaching change but after our first
tournament, in which we finished 2"^, it
was obvious that Mr. Tewsley and Mr.
Shaughnessy were Rebel coaches. The
team was a solid mix of big guys as well
as fast skilled players. The team was
backed by the returning rebels: Murray,
Richards, Brown, Martin. There was also
some new young talent this year such as
Danto, Henry, Choi, Churchman and Mc-
Cracken. We also had the good fortune of
McCartney and Hammett to provide us
with the best scrum in the league. With
Stuart Mooney leading the team on the
field as well as great pump up sf)eeches,
the Rebels had a relatively strong season.
Thanks again to the great coaches and for
the great year of rugby.

Back Row: T. Hanvmett, H. Kurtze, J. McCracken, D. Martin, C. Christie

Middle Row: K. Shaughnessy, S. Oh, D. Sandoval, E. Choi, K. Park, J. Ahn, A. Brown, A. Tewsley, S.
Grainger

Front Row: S. Edmonds, N. Issar, P. Murray, S. Mooney, D. Richards, N. McCartney, M. Churchman

Coaches: T Bailey, M. Cameron

Captain: S. Davies

MVP: 5. Davies, A. Moulton

This year's Littleside Gentlemen's
Rugby Team comprised both novice and
veteran players. However, our entire
team illustrated so much athletic ability,
toughness and intensity, any onlooker
would definitely believe otherwise. As
many of our players had previously been
on both/either the Littleside Football Team
or the Littleside Hockey Team, it might be
confusing to some that our team would
do so amazingly well as compared to the
winless seasons of Football and Hockey.
The season could not have turned out as
it did without the superb efforts everyone
put forward. We remind the returning
players to keep the Haka going and make
it Littleside tradition. Lastly, we must tip
my hat to our amazing Mexican amigos:
Little and Big Pablos, Iker and Inigo. And
so the CISAA Champions of Littleside
Gentlemen's Rugby Team of 2006 thcink
you all for our times together.

Back Row: L. Dehen, J. Mowbray, R. Courtice, M. Barker, A. Byers, I. Enecoiz Gomez De Tuddo, D.
Parker, M. Maynard, W. McKay, D. AUingham, J. Walsh

Middle Row: T. Bailey, M. Henderson, B. Thompson, K. Irwin, D. Lettering, D. Allen, D. Weiss,
E. Carette, J. Eraser, M. Bachorz, M. Cameron, S. Grainger

Front Row; R. Popoff, C. Gurming, J. Gillies, T. Chau, S. Davies, A. Moulton, P. Ramirez Medina,
P. Morayta, G. Keiper, G. Flaherty

■"caches: T. Gledhill, R. Ramsay, M. Hoy
Claptain: J. Fishlock
VrVP: C. Reed

Littleside Girls Soccer had an amazing
reason this year, overcoming many
;hallenging obstacles. We started the
season off with a group of extremely
talented girls and promising results.
Unfortunately, we encountered some
bad luck as our season picked up. Many
players injured themselves and we found
ourselves with just enough players to play
a gcime! We had some great wins (like
tjeating Ridley) with some good laughs
along the way. We regained many of our
injured players, made the playoffs, and
after beating Havergal the same score
they beat us, we went to finals. We put
lup a great fight against Villanova, but
could only pull off a silver. Thanks a lot to
|Mr. Gledhill (you speedy devil), Ms. Hoy
i(the happiest person alive) and especially
Mr. Ramsay for leading us to our CISAA
silver medal.

loaches: K. Dunn, J. Fisher
Zaptain: K. Lanthier
vrVP: K. Lanthier

Littleside Softball has come so far. We
started out with limited knowledge about
the game. Thanks to our great coaches,
Mrs. Dtmn and Mrs. Fisher, we learned
a lot. We started out with the basics and
how to get three outs, but eventually
learned to steal, giving us a lot of extra
runs. During our season we have realized
that winning games was not the impwrtant
thing, it was the enjoyment of being able
to play and have fun. We managed to tie
one game, and the team spirit after this
game was amazing. We did not make it
into the CISAA tournament, but we were
so happy to have played with a great
group of girls. There is so much potential
in every one of them and many will go
on to lead Littleside to victories next year.
Congratulations, girls, for a great season.
Special thanks go to the players for always
staying positive, our coaches, and our
manager, Gillian Aluin Kemp.

Back Row: M. Burgess, J. Clarke, S. Picdni, J. Dickson, C. Reed

Middle Row: R. Ramsay, M. Hoy, J. Guenette, J. Enman, M. Hamilton, R. Murphy, T. Gledhill,
S. Grainger

Front Row: V. Esposito, M. Trebilcock, A. Hill, T. Mathieson, J. Fishlock, L. Chin-You, R. Ro

Back Row: T. Vu, C. Botrie, C. Storace, J. Agnew-Pople

Middle Row: K. Dunn, G. Aluin Kemp, J. Chin-You, S. Cheema, S. Neblett Reid, C. Wafer, J. Fisher, S.
Grainger

Front Row: J. Johnson, R. Young, A. Reade, K. Lanthier, D. Taylor, A. Rodrigues, B. Mwangalawa.

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Littleside Men's Rugbv

The Alistair McDonald Trophy (MVP):
Sam Pm'ies, Adam Moulton

Middleside Men's Rugby

The Les Robling Trophy (MVP): Stuart Mooney

Bi gside Men's Rug by

The Beck Trophy (Leadership): Peter Gillespie
The Peter Kelly Bowl (Spirit): Mike Boseovski

Bi gside Women's Rug by

The Leadership Trophy: Lindsay Pollard, Rachel Flynn
The Coaches Award (MIP): Claire Bourgeois

Bi gside Cricket

The Seagram Cup (Sportsmanship): Thomas Sears

The Reverend J. Scott Howard Trophy (Leadership):

Nathan Swan

The E.L. Curry Cup (Best Batsman): Nathan Szvan

The Cricket Challenge Trophy (Best Bowler): Alex Morris

The Old Boy's Fielding Cup (Best Fielder): Daniel Hatch

Tennis

The D.H. Hunter Trophy (MVP): Felipe Garcia- Andrade

The #1 Ladies Singles Trophy: Sarah Clian

The Sophie Paquet Trophy (Leadership): Caitlin Conyers

Bi gside Baseball

The Most Valuable Player Award: Robert Frame, Geoff Holmes
The J.M. Biggar Trophy (Leading Batter): Robert Frame
The J.S. Langford Trophy (Leading Pitcher): Robert Frame
The Leadership Trophy (Leadership):
Jared Mullane, Sam Oiiterbridge

Littleside Softball

The Coaches Award: Kelci Ijtnthier

Bi gside Softball

The Coaches Award (MIP): Jessica Ashbourne, Aniw Everdell
The Samantha Currie Trophy (MVP): Chelsea Smith
The Leslie Fraser Trophy (Leadership): fenna Briggs

Golf

The Coaches Award: Kushal Patel

The Ron RejTiolds Memorial Trophy (MVP): Dominic Serrao

The Trenholme Family Trophy: Blayne Kettlewell

Badminton

The Geale Cup (MVP): Kanshawn Theravithayangkura

Track & Field

The Daniel Holmes Middle Distance Trophy: Darron Clark
The Darren Cunningham Trophy for Jumpers:
Atidretv Walka; Brittaiiy Pitt
The Hurdlers Award: Greg Bathe
The Throwers Award: Keh'in Tai

Equestrian

The Stephenson Trophy (Outstanding Contribution):

Rebecca Faulks

The Stollmeyer Trophy (MIP): Tsuhasa Morishita

Rowing

The Chapman Trophy (Top Novice Oarswoman): Erin Kemp
The Adam Cota Trophy (Top Novice Oarsman): Ian Parker
The Ned Hanlan Trophy (Top Senior Oarsman): David Berg
The Garth Nichols Trophy (Leadership): Sarah DeGeer
The Coxwain's Crown: Sarah DeGeer

Full Bigside Colours

Alex Hambrock

Alex Juul

Alex Landegger

Alfred Cam

Alison Holmes

AUi Conyers

Andrew Walker

Anna Everdell

Anna Frackowiak

Annegret Henninger

Arin Theravithayangkura

Avinash Trivedi

Ben Hur

Blayne Kettlewell

Brittany Pitt

Caitlin Conyers

Caroline Chagnon

Charlene Park

Chelsea Smith

Chris Hallier
Claire Bourgeois
Daniela Gagnon
Darron Clarke
David Berg
David Hatch
David Knowles
David Sylvester
David West
Devin Brown
Eleni Bock
Emily Foster
Erin Botrie
Evan Tutton
Felipe Garcia
Gareth Cecil-Cockwell
Geoff Holmes
Greg Bathe
Hamir Sabnani

Hannah Horlin-Smith
Iain Red ford
Ian Parker
Irwin Poon
Jacob Tuominen
Jae Jang
Jaime Barker
James Brogan
Jared Mullane
Jenn Gagnon
Jenna Briggs
Jessica Ashbourne
Jessica Chapman
Jocelyn Murphy
Jusrtn Levws
Ken Bang

Kristin Ouellet-Gaston
Kyrsten Venasse
Laura Biggar

Lauren Beckett
Lindsay Pollard
Lisa Bays
Marcus Wade
Marshall Balfour
Matt Alexiou
Mike Boseovski
Nathan Swan
Olwyn Foley
Patrick Lee
Peter Gillespie
Rachael McConney
Rachel Flynn
Rebecca Faulks
Rhoan Potgieter
Rob Frame
Rob MacGregor
Rodrigo Lascurain
Roni Au

Sam Lee

Sam Martin

Sam Outerbridge

Sarah Chan

Sarah DeGeer

Shannon Swift

Shawn Theravithayangkura

Sokhela Nhgangano

Steph Dusek

Steph Murray

Stephanie Terfloth

Tift'any Leung

Tracey Forbes

Varun Mehta

Venus Mak

Xiao Yue

Distinctions

Stephanie Murray

Soccer

Chelsea Smith

Softball

Laura Biggar

Soccer

Greg Bathe

Track & Field

RUGBY TOUR 2006

"What happens on tour, stays on tour."

BEARS...IN ACTION!

Clockwise from top left

She shoots.. .she scores! (Hopefully...)

Bryan drives to the basket

Brandon is a football superstar.

Marley runs to the ball.

Pablo, our Mexican hockey goalie, ready to make

a save.

Bigside Girls Basketball is intense, even on the

bench!

Cliff and David shut the other team down with

a block.

Sarah makes a serve.

Go number 12!

Clockwise from top left

Brie, Erin, Lindsay, Rachelle, Charlene, Priya and Aman-
da- some graduating Rigby sunshine.
Ali and Anna at skate day.
Jeanie and Knowles.

How many monkeys do you see? Olwyn, Monty, Steph
and Kendra in a tree.
Mariey and friends on a bus ride!
Chrissy, Jaime, and Anna lookin' good at Semi.
Kelci, the American, plays dress up with Mira
and Fallen.

Some Scott girls dance up a storm.
Jenna and her Boo Boo Bear, Geoff.
Jess and Jacq, the Nova ScoHan hockey players
Julia FISHlock...get it?

ARTS/

COMMUNITY

SERVICE

"A good composer does not imitate; he

steals. "

— Igor Stravinsky

BIG JOHNSON RINGERS

Back Row: P. Murray,

S. Bosy, C. Chagnon,

S.Lee

Middle Row: R. Mills, R. Yeom, G. Young,

D. Brown, J.

Picov, D.

Morrison, K. Bang,

S. Grainger

Front Row:

D. Clark,

E. Wilcox, T. Bryant,

S. Findlay, S. Swift, S. Lam, A. Conyers

CHAPEL CHOIR

Back row: R. Wen, C. Wong, E. Chan,

J. Elizondo, A. EverdeU, K. Tai, M. Lam, J. Au

Middle Row: J. Wong, L. Biggar, J. Boss,
L. King, S. Kim, A. Kim J. Baxter,
F. Garcia- Andrade Llamas, R. Au, S. Lai
D. Chu, G. Reid, L. Tsui

Front Row: J. Chan, L. Pollard, J. Bakker, R.
Mills, S. Grainger, D. Aitchison, A. Gulka,
V. Liang, B. Mwangalawa

TRINITY IMPROV TEAM

Back Row: C. Jonassen, S. Bosy, W. Camm,

T. Davis, J. McCracken, K. Balaam, J. Tuominen,

Front Row: E. Large, M. Walker

JAZZ @ 4

Back Row: 1. Parker, A. Mathieson,
R. McCurdy, G. Parker, A. Boos,
A. Hambrock

Middle Row: J. Lee, D. Hunter,
A. Woodward, D. Kwan, C. Selby

Front Row: S. Grainger, C. Jin, M. Jackson,
S. Lee, A. Parker, R. Parker

VOCAL JAZZ

Back Row: J. Song, J. Ashbourne, J. Lee,
A. Jonassen, N. McCartney, M. Jackson,
S. Hynd, C. Jin

Front Row: S. Grainger, A. Hill, C. Sanchez,
D. Hyun, R. Yeom, S. Yang, D. Henderson,
L. Jackson

QUINTESSENCE

L. Jackson, C. Sanchez, J. Ashbourne,

R. Yeom, O. Barmock, A. Frackowiak, C. Jin

TRINITY STRINGS

Back Row: D. Hunter, M. Jackson, J. Chin-
you, S. Neblett Reid, L. Chin-You

Front Row: N. Hunter, A. Brown, S.
Mackenzie, K. Baxter, J. Bakker, S. Dagg, S.
Grainger

FY/Y2 JAZZ BAND

Back Row: J. Fishlock, N. Hodgson, R.
Murphy, J. Austin, J. Fraser, K. Fallen, A.
Yassein

Middle Row: L. Jackson, R. Courtice,
D. Taylor, Q. Flaherty, M. Tremblay, D.
Woodward, S. Grainger

Front Row: B. Krause, A. Sobowale,

M. Kirkpatrick, J. Dickson, M. Maynard, M.

Selby

DANCE TROUPE

Back Row: M. DuMoulin, 1. Kuye, J. Comwell,
J. Svermingson, O. Bannock, H. Lee

Front Row: S. Grainger, S. Chan, S. Saunders,
J. Chan, N, Chan, L. Armstrong, G. Moore

This page is proudly sponsored by Amanda and Cayro Fordham.

TRINITY SINGERS

Back Row: Z. McAlister, G. Reid,
L. Pollard, D. Taylor, L. Chrisman,
S. Terfloth, A. Everdell, E. Botrie,
K. Ouelette-Gaston, B. DeSilva,
B. Ugolini

Middle Row: L. Jackson, P. Gupta,
I. Kuye, G. Aluin Kemp, S. Krstinovski,
D. Henderson, L. King, B. Payette, J. Boss,
J. Song, B. Ainsworth, S. Grainger.

Front Row: S. Chan, K. Lee
K. MacKenzie, A. Hill, H. Lee,
S. Dagg, A. Kim, A. Gulka,
N.Chan

TRINITY WINDS

Back Row: S. Lee, K. Bang,
A. Woodward, C. Selby, G. Young,
J. Picov, G. Parker, A. Boos, D. Kwan,
E. Choi, M. Wade, I. Parker

Middle Row: J. Lee, C. Wong,

H. Nowak, K. Yean, S. DeGeer, R. Krause,

A. Parker, B. Pesowsky,R. Yeom,
M. Tremblay, W. Wakefield,

B. Hur, A. Reade

Front Row: S. Grainger, C. Stevens,

C. Jin, M. Wafer, A. Popoff, A. Hambrock,
S. Rashid, K. Pallen, S. Lam, J. Song,

G. Tse, P Gupta, J. Wong, R. Parker

THE DARKNESS OF 100 DAYS

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This year, a dedicated group of TCS students decided to tackle an immense issue
and researched, using a variety of sources, the Rwandan Genocide in which nearly
1 million Tutsi's were killed during 100 days. Four weeks later, a student-written
script was produced for what would become a remarkable experience.
Performed in early November of 2005, "The Darkness of 100 Days" silenced
audiences with its powerful message of hatred, helplessness and negligence, by
documenting General Romeo Dallaire's peace mission in Rwanda. This earned
the play the right to be performed outside of TCS as this was something that
EVERYONE needed to hear.

The play was taken later to the Toronto Centre for the Arts for two performances in
early December, and later, on the anniversary of the genocide, the cast and crew of
the play were honoured with the chance to stage the play in Ottawa for Rwandan
survivors of the 1994 massacre.

After meeting and talking with the Rwandan survivors, we learned just how
important this play was. As one of the survivors told us, "When 1 first read your
play, 1 cried. When 1 saw you perform it, 1 was happy; because I realized that the
world is in good hands."

This play was more than a play; it was giving a voice to the voiceless and sending
a message outlining that "the surest way for evil to prevail is for good men and
women to do nothing."

We were all honoured to have been a part of such an important play and we all
sincerely hope and pray that, "perhaps the next hme the killing starts somewhere. . .
we will be able to live up to the humanitarian ideals we so easily espouse, yet so
rarely employ." Remember Rwanda.

Thanks to Mr. Walker, Mr. McKercher, Mr. Parkes, Ms. Jordie Hepburn and Alison.
Good luck to everyone in the future.

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Many people have asked what this play is about. Well here is a simple
breakdown.

ACT ONE:

Two hobos, Vladimir (Nick Topolie) and Estragon (Will Camm), wait in a disgusting
wasteland which consists of nothing more than a mound, hundreds of boxes, and
a dead tree. They are waiting for the mysterious Godot to arrive so that they can be
freed from the boring minutiae of their everyday Uf e. As they wait, they fill their time
with simple activities, exercises, name calling, and much more. While they go about
their routine two other interesting characters arrive. Pozzo (Matt Walker), a slave
driver, tortures his slave Lucky (Thomas Davis) whom he drags about by a long thick
rope around his neck. It is in this encounter where Vladimir and Estragon discover
their own feelings about slavery and cruelty to their fellow man. As the act draws
to a close, a small boy (Kristina Balaam) approaches the two homeless men with a
message from Godot: " . . .he won't come this everung but surely to-morrow." The boy
leaves and the two men speak of going their separate ways, but do not move.
ACT TWO:
Same as Act One.

The play, which is considered one of the hardest to perform in the English language,
went off without a hitch. Nick and Will did superb jobs of playing appropriate
opposites, and both had great comic timing. Matt did the perfect job of torturing
and bossing around the poor Thomas. Kristina Balaam not only did a very good job
as the boy, but also as the stage manager and assistant director. Special thanks go to
our director, Mr. Walker, who for some reason beUeved that a bunch of high school
kids could pull this thing off . . . and he was right.

PERFORMANCES

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Jazz @ 4 performs.
Anna and Liv's dance-off from Arts
Night.

Dance troupe dances at their dance show.
Jessie is one fifth of the Jackson Five. ..I
mean. Quintessence.
Dominic and AlU play love songs to-
gether at the chamber concert.
Vocal Jazz belts out another tune!
Dylan Hunter, the School's fearless Bass-
ist, before a gig.

Joon keeps time with his drums!
Evan and Ola are all laughs in Tales From
the Scripit.
Mackenzie shows us his saxophone.

AP ART TRIP

This year TCS Advanced Placement Art History students, along with a select crew of grade 12 Art students,
embarked on a trip to see first hand, some of the world's best coUecHons of art and architecture in the
world. Our trip began In Rome. The moment we entered our hotel the touring began, 9:00 pm Roman time.
Throughout the four days in Rome, all students had the opportunity to see Vatican City, the Coliseum, the
ruins of old Rome, the Borghese Gallery, the Piazza Navona, the Pantheon and much more. On the fourth
day the class took a trip north by train to Florence. Although the city was not far from Rome, everyone
immediately sensed the unique flavour of Florentine culture. Because Florence was much smaller, the
group was able to accomplish more museums and hot spots by foot. Some of the locations visited were
the Duomo, the Bargello Museum, which focused on sculpture, containing many priceless works of art
created by such sculptors as Donatello, Giambologna and Michelangelo. The group also entered Santa
Croce, where Michelangelo was buried, and the Pitti Palace, lavishly decorated with the Medici Family's
former private collection. It is the long walks and the rigorous yet very enjoyable hands-on learning that will
always remind the art history group of the pleasures and beauty of Roma and Firenze. We must also thank
Mr. Gregg and Father Don for all the hard work put into plaiming the trip and guiding all of us around
the streets of foreign cities. Participants of this trip included Derreck Martin, James Ng, Sam Bourgeois,
Brendan Coughlin, Virginia White, Lou Chapman, Mikel Bauer, Angle Kim, and Sarah Ammons.

INDIA

On March 12, ten students and two teachers boarded Air Canada's flight to New Delhi,
feeling excited, eager and curious. This was the pilot year of the TCS India Project.
As visitors and volunteers we found ourselves in numerous schools, watching rows of
young children stare up at us curiously from the floors. Coming from a well equipped
place like TCS, it was a profound experience to see the limited resources in these rural
schools. We were also amazed in our meeting with a women's group in a remote
village, because the women, who don't usually come out of their homes, gathered in
excitement to meet with us and talk about their handicraft and empowerment work.
In contrast to the first portion of our journey, we spent a couple of days ay Mayo
College Girls School, a private school with many impressive similarities to TCS. We
were astounded by the stark contrasts between the lifestyle of the girls at the school
and those families that we lived with for the previous few days. We appreciate the
leadership, knowledge, support and smile - through sickness and health - of Ms. Vibhu
Garg, who stuck it out with us for our entire time in India. The trip would not have
materialized as marvellously as it did were it not for the initiative and passion for India
and international education of Mr. Myke Healy. The caring and support of Ms. Alison
EUiot was greatly appreciated. During this incredible two weeks the group matured
and bonded with each other, grew to better understand a beautiful culture, learned
about development issues facing people living in urban and rural India, and gained
a great appreciation for the benefits of living in our developed society. Participants
include Chris Selby, Marianne Stefopulos, Felipe Garda-Andrade Llamas, Brett Payette,
Clara Jin, Blake Macfarlane, Scott Bosy, Dave Berg, Jess Herman, and Priya Gupta.

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PANAMA

On June 19'^ the Horizons of Friendship Panama Youth Delegation embarked on their
ten days of learning from and experiencing Panama, a country that is often overlooked
by the international community. The Interamerican Cooperative Institute opened its
doors providing terrific seminars and trips to the Panama Canal, nature parks and
farming cooperatives. Visits to non-govemmental organizations gave very powerful,
personal stories of the battle against HIV/ AIDS and the stigma that surrounds the
disease in Latin America. The group painted a women's shelter and worked alongside
Panamanian youth in the classrooms and in helping to improve the conditions at a
local primary school. The fantastic p>eople and food helped the group survive the
heat, the World Cup and the hungry bug population but as a local participant said,
"It was about people coming together, sharing ideas and parting with a motivation
to continue to work for social change". Participants include Chelsea Smith, Claudia
Sanchez, Jaime Barker, Zara McAlister, Courtney Turcot, Grace Egan, Sophie Yalkezian,
and Dominic Serrao

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Participants included Anna Frackowiak, Cait Byrne, All Cameron, Sam Lee, Jennie Ross, Caitlin Conyers, Stefan Kirkpatrick,
John Shevlen, Mallory Maynard, and Jessica Chapman. This trip was run by Tucker Barton.

ARTS AND COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARDS

Arts: Award of

Bailey Ainsworth
Doug AUingham
Gillian Aluin Kemp
Sarah Ammons
Louise Armstrong
Jonathon Austin
Julia Bakker
Aaron Ballant>Tie
Ken Bang
Olivia Bannock
Nick Bauer
Jay Baxter
Jacqueline Boss
Carlie Botrie
Erin Botrie
Alexander Brown
Tamara Bryant
Eric Carette
Jackie Oian
Natasha Chan
Sarah Chan
Justin Chin-You
Lianne Chrisman
Robin Courtice
Stephanie Dagg
Beccy De SUva
Jenna Dickson
Conor Doyle

Arts: Award of

Jessie Ashbourne
Kristina Balaam
Andrew Boos
Lou Chapman
Grace Egan
Anna Frackowiak
Chelsey Gunning
Alex Hambrock
Amy Hill

Mackenzie Jackson
Cailin Keams
Stefan Kirkpatrick
Sharon Lam
Joon Lee
Andrea Mathieson

Commendation

Anna Everdell
Julia Fishlock
Galen Flaherty
Quinn Flaherty
Joel Eraser
Alana Gulka
Devin Henderson
Nathan Hodgson
Dylan Hunter
Ben Hur
Sean Hynd
Anna Jonassen
Caitlin Jonassen
Ja Joong Kim
Liz King

Malakai Kirkpatrick
Brendan Krause
Rachelle Krause
Ha Ram Lee
Katherine Lee
Samuel Lee
Matthew Maynard
Zara McAlister
Sierra McKenzie
Renee Murphy
Skylar Neblett Reid
Haley-Dawn Nowak
Brett Payette

Winners

Justin Picov
Lindsay Pollard
Alexandra Popoff
Sophia Rashid
Andrea Reade
Genna Reid
Ashlyn Rodrigues
Samantha Saunders
Mitchell Selby
Akin Sobowale
Jessica Svenningson
Stephanie Terfloth
Elizabeth Traicus
Mark Tremblay
Ga Bo Tse
Jacob Tuominen
Evan Tutton
Marcus Wade
Coleen Wafer
Meghan Wafer
David West
Chris Wong
Jeremy Wong
David Woodward
Scott Yang
Alaya Yassein
Kevin Yean

Service: Bronze Level (80 hours)

Excellence Winners

Sean Matthews
John McCracken
Olaqo
Kristen Pallen
Alex Parker
Ian Parker
Claudia Sanchez
Jessica Song
Courtney Stevens
Claire Stewart
Dayna Taylor
Monique Tremblay
Whitney Wakefield
Ryan Yeom
Greg Young

Daniella Gagnon
Derek Pailing
Gareth Cecil-Cockwell
So Youn Kim
Jenny Ashbourne
Jessica Ashbourne
Marshall Balfour
Olivia Bannock
Nick Bauer
Eleni Bock
Jacquelene Chan
Mike Churchman
Beccy De Silva
Sarah DeGeer
Grace Egan
Sarah Findlay
Chelsey Gunning
Jessica Homung
Chris Huxtable
Donovon Kellyman
Liz King
Katherine Lee
Samuel Lee
Sam Martin
Bradley Mitchell
John Shevlen
Marianne Stefopulos

Service: Silver Level

Kevin Dodridge
Dayna Taylor
Jeremy Wong
Kristina Balaam
Alii Cameron
Jaime Chan
Caitlin Conyers
Anna Everdell
Anna Frackowiak
Alex Hambrock
Brett Payette
Chip Simmonds
Jessica Song
Aaron Ballantyne
Mikel Bauer
David Berg
Malcolm Cedl-Cockwell

Lucas Topolie

Whitney Wakefield

Ryan Yeom

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Will Camm

Lou Chapman

Jordan Chase

Kathryn Dagg

David Hatch

David Hyun

Jae Jang

Caitlin Jonassen

Alexandra Landegger

Patrick Lee

Jeanie Mahon

Venus Mak

Kristen Mastinsek-Payne

Andrea Mathieson

Olaqo

Steve Ra

Jennie Ross

Greg Samson-Strecker

Courtney Stevens

Avinash Trivedi

Caleigh Webb

Scott Yang

(120 hours)

Jessica Chapman
Thomas Davis
Alana Gulka
Priya Gupta
Duncan Kwan
David Morrison
Peter Murray
Ben Pesowsky
Sam Saunders
Dominic Serrao
Nathan Swan
Shannon Swift
Nick Toplie
Monique Tremblay
Courtney Turcot
Matt Walker
Chris Wong

Cosmo Music Achievement Award: Ryan Yeom
John H. Bassett Award for Music: Clara Jin

DISTINCTIONS

Arts

Mikel Bauer (Drama)
Karen Baxter (Music)
Scott Bosy (Drama)
Cait Byrne (Drama)
Will Camm (Drama)
Thomas Davis (Drama)
Emily Foster (Drama)
Clara Jin (Music)
Duncan Kwan (Music)
Mallory Maynard (Music)
Graeme Parker (Music)
Ben Pesowsky (Music)
Chris Selby (Music)
Nathan Swan (Drama)
Matt Walker (Drama)
Andrew Woodward (Music)

Community Service
Brian Ahn (200)
jay Baxter (279)
Karen Baxter (207)
Scott Bosy (271)
Erin Botrie (334)
Jenna Briggs (411)
Tamara Bryant (310)
Cait Byrne (228)
Justin Chan (340)
Germaine Chau (229)
Justin Chin-You (399)
Alii Conyers (375)

Clara Jin (223j
Stefan Kirkpatrick (224)
Rachelle Krause (224)
Blake Macfarlane (262j
Mallory Maynard (205)
John McCracken (207)
Kristen Pallen (225)
David Piccini (210)
Chris Selby (279)
Andrew Woodward (203)
Bryan Yue (200)

UNSUNG HEROES

The goal of the "Unsung Hero program" is to acknowledge the students of the TCS conununity who throughout the year have
been consistent in showing a positive attitude towards school life, both on and off school grounds. They aid, encourage and
influence other members of our community and have not otherwise been recognized for their endeavours. Heavy involvement
in school life, dramatic change in life for the better, and generally a significant and respectful role model in the School are just
some things that make a TCS hero.

Each month the students and faculty were asked to nominate a student. Over a five-month period, well over 300 legitimate
nominations were considered. The enthusiasm of the entire school made the committee's job even more difficult with such
a variety of well deserving students. A committee of students has the almost impossible task of selecting the recipient. The
committee consisted of Scott Bosy, Jenna Briggs, Malcolm Cecil-Cockwell, Chrystina Cousins, Kathryn Dagg, Sarah Findlay,
Christian Gunning, Alex Hambrock, Caitlin Jonassen, Donovon Kellyman, David Knowles, Chris Selby, and Courtney Stevens.
At the end of each month a presentation was made in chapel recognizing the recipient's achievements with a plaque.

This student-nm program was generously supported by the TCS Parents' Guild. The Guild seemed more than
enthusiastic about the program and purchased a framed print to be displayed as a constant reminder of this worthwhile
initiative.

Since the program was a late bloomer this year, only four awards were given out. This years recipients were Justin
Chin-You for his Help desk and chapel involvement. Ha Ram Lee for her involvement in organizing dances. Matt Walker for
his contributions to drama on and off campus and Stefan Kirkpatrick for his involvement in the arts and social issues.

On a personal note, I cannot express how pleased I am that the TCS community has been so supportive of this program.
I wish all the best to the committee next year. The committee will be left in the more than capable hands of Sarah Findlay. And
remember, sometimes the best type of hero is an Unsung Hero.

Scott Bosy

PERFORMANCES

Quintessence, also known as the Jackson Five.

Ibby and her dance crew perform on dance night.

Tom Davis was a hoot in Talcs from the Script.

Ms. Jackson, one of the driving forces behind the Arts

Department, speaks at Jazz Night.

Dance Troupe strikes a pose.

Aaron rocks out on Arts Night.

Junior Jazz band.

Clarence and Rodrigo strum away.

Sundy and Andrea pack up.. .together.. .after Arts Night.

Attack of the Killer Crow Man. .enough said.

Devon soloing.

HOUSES

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Housemaster: Blair Keiser

Assistant Housemasters: David Ingram &. Kevin

Shaiighnessy

Head of House: Derreck Martin

During the start of the 2005/2006 school year, Bethune House showed a lot of promise. Our house consisted of
strong athletic foundations, with Chinese, Mexican and Barbadian soccer fanatics (two of whom will be playing
college soccer next year), seven starting Bigside footballers, two Thai record swimmers, one 5'5 Hong Kong Harriers
star and a 5'6 Indonesian Basketball super star. These athletes among countless other Bulldogs burned pathways
for the remaining four boys houses - capturing the top house finisher in the Oxford Cup (with the help of Mr.
Keiser's lure of a steak dinner to whoever placed in front of him), the Infamous senior volleyball house sport tide
and the emotionally charged 2nd place firush in the Ultimate Frisbee tournament. Aside from the athletic realm,
Bethune also carried a surprisingly strong academic foundation with two Political Aficionados, one Barbadian
scientific genius (who was told he could be an astronomical engineer v^dth his amazing scientific skill), countless
Asian mathematicians and one painfully impressive Hong Kong artist. With such talent and brains, Bethune
achieved a record house average. Although Bethune's heads of houses hit some turbulence throughout the course
of the year, the remaining graduates were more than happy to take the reins and muscle the House to what was a
comparatively good finish to the year. We hand the whip to Sam Martin and Havilland Day, who will be our Head
and Assistant Head of House during the 2006/2007 school year. We are all confident that they both will make 8
lasting impression on the House and lead them to success in the future. All the best of luck, Bethune Boys.

-Derreck Martin

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Clockwise from top left

Trina's identity revealed.
Steams is a fan of prime time televi-
sion.

Some fine old dames.
Touch rugby in the rain.
Mexican hockey sup>erstar.
The Godfather and his right hand
man.

Ail too happy.
Korean Bethune grads.
Bethune FYs joking around.
Ricky Law: Canadian Idol
Hamir and Xiao

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Housemaster: Drew Allen

Assistant Housemaster: Courtnev Christ

Head of House: Charlie Sullivan

Assistant Head of House: Blayne Kettlewell

This year, Bickle was wicked awesome. We ended off last year saying a sad good-bye to the Hayter family, but we
were excited to welcome Mr. Christ, Mrs. Christ and Madigan into Bickle House. In September, we were lucky
to welcome in many new students from many different places from around the world, all eager to be a part of
Bickle. We were fortimate enough to have some amazing wins this year, perhaps the most commendable being
beating all the boys houses in Ultimate Fribee on the School's birthday, and beating all the other houses in this
year's Breakfast Olympics. Our accompishments weren't limited only to sports this year; we were one of the only
houses to sponsor and organize an event for our house charity. Borrowing Mr. Sundy from Brent House, we
held a Linehaul Charity Concert. Some fun times include house outings to Medieval Times, the annual bowling
championship. Mandarin Restaurant, and Kyoto House. Partway through the year, we were able to welcome in
two great exchange students: Alex Morris and Chris Hallier.

There are many people to thank for the wonderful year we had: Charhe and Blayne, thanks for your leadership
within the House; Mr. Allen and Mr. Christ, thanks for being awesome Housemasters; and Mr. Stepura, thanks for
being a wicked associate faculty member. Thanks to the housekeeping staff for always putting up with us. Best of
luck next year to Sam and Felipe; we know you guys will do a great job. To the Bickle grads '06-congratulations,
we did it!

Housemaster: Michel Cameron
Assistant Housemaster: Mike Harding

Head of House: Aaron Ballantyne

Well, it has definitely been a good year for Brent, not only with the addition of so many new Gentlemen of Brent,
but we also had a year of many close successes. We almost made it to the debating finals, and we almost made
it to the finals of the centennial ultimate Frisbee match and we almost came first place in the House Olympics.
Unfortunately, we ended up losing a few guys towards the end of the year, and we will also be saying goodbye
to Mr. Harding, to whom the whole House wishes the best of luck. We also have to say goodbye to all the grads:
Holmes, Alexiou, Ola (BDF/BTF), Chan, Jarryd, Rob, Malconez, James, Jamel, Brown, Blake, Outerbridge, Stebby,
Fuman Chu, Roni Meow, and Moolane. Best of luck to you all. To everyone that's going to be here next year,
cherish you time here and keep out of trouble. Keep the House strong. To Tom the bomb and Luke, best of luck
and keep the Brent House traditions alive. Finally, thanks Mr. Cameron for being such a great Housemaster and
for keeping an eye out for us.

Peace,
Aaron

Brent's smallest FY, Dan Byrne.

Malcolm and Aaron, world's cutest

roomates.

Ian gives us the thumbs up!

Brent's famous slip and slide.

Brent's "ass fac's", Sundy and Harding,

enjoy activates at NSFAG.

Iker playing rugby.

The first (and only) time Rob and Ola

showed up for Chapel— and they aren't

even in uniform.

Alex Christie.

Alex BrowTi looking overly happy.

Aaron, why are you pretending to be

Matt Alexiou?

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Housemaster: Ange Murray
Assistant Housemaster: Andrea Kelly

Head of House: Cristin Alexander

This was a wicked year in Bums House. I know that everyone in Bums can honestly say that this year would nd
have been the same without our amazing Housemasters, Mrs. Murray and Ms. Kelly. As they leave TCS and mov€
on to new ventures, we wish them only the best of luck and thank them for the wonderful years and memories thej
have given us at TCS. Thank you. Bums was blessed with an amazing group of girls, all different and all bringing
something unique and colourful to the group. It is for this reason that we have been so successful. May I point
out that, YES, we won the smelly shoe and went undefeated in the tug of war, which was a highlight to our year
We may not have come out on top of everything but we did what Bums girls do best; we had fun. To the Bums
grads of 2006, we are done ladies. ..we made it out alive and in style. Sweet job. Returning Bums girls, you are al
amazing and beautiful inside and out. Ms. Mac and Ms. O'Regan, you will be great. Anyways girls. . .just Keep or
Keepin' on! And, in the end, it's not the years in your life that count, it's the life in your years. One love.

Cristin Alexander & Rachael McConney

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Bums grads get the house wet.

Bums' very own islander grads.

Some sort of tribal dance it would

seem.

Bums grads got lei'd.

Queens of Bums.

Alumni return to visit.

Green Cup garbage clean up.

Bums girls playing late night dress

up.

Olivia cheers for the house at house

sports.

Team stretches before House 01)mi-

pics.

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Housemaster: Ross Large

Assistant Housemaster: Robert Ramsay

Head of House: Duncan Kwan
Assistant Head of House: Neil Issar

2005-2006 saw Hodgetts once again maintam its supremacy as the best House of the School. A mediocre performance
on the debating front was compensated by convincing victories in House Sports throughout the year.

While the year was marred by the disappearance of our beloved Smash Bros., we were kept entertained by the
sight of Ehincan and Chris energetically thrusting to techno music. It was also commonplace to see many of the Y4s
glued to the couch in the Hodgetts office, madly attempting to defeat Super Mario 64 (mission successful).

The year had many memorable events. Of note are Fishlock's successes with the ladies, the Y4s' adventures in
Scott house (except Topolie), Stefan's discussions with Amanda, and McCulloch and Devon officially joining Rigby
house. And how can I forget James's fun with the foosball, Lucas's love for Annegret, and Russ's inspiring meetings
with Mr. Elsley? However, despite our "achievements" in many aspects of Trinity life, we never let our successes
get to our head. A few Hodgetts grads were even generous enough to help the property department rearrange the
benches and graduating class tree around the School.

Finally, with cries of "Ho!" resounding triumphantly across the fields, Hodgetts's repeat domination of House
Olympics was a fitting conclusion to the year. Keep it up next year, boys.

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Now all you need is your dreidel.

At least no one lost ahead of you,

Neil.

What are you doing. Walker?

TopoUe brothers doing what they

do best.

Nice face, Dave.

Boos, the future is in your hcinds.

Chubby bunny.

Neil is reunited with his long lost

twin.

Triple backflip.

Housemaster: Sue Traugott

Assistant Housemasters: Jessica Salt & Kalen Ingram

Head of House: Andrea Mathieson
Assistant Head of House: Emily Foster

The dictionary defines blue as, "The hue of that portion of the visible spectrum lying between green and indigo", but
to be true blue, that is different. To be true blue, you have to have spirit and enthusiasm, and most of all, you have to
know how to have fun. Although Ketchum has accomplished a lot this year-the Green cup, the Oxford cup. Senior
house volleyball, Frisbee, and of course, the coveted Langmuir cup - we have more importantly learned to grow as
a house. Together, we have conserved energy, held tongue depressors for weeks, been through long house meetings,
dedicated hours to the Snack Shack, and had our first annual Scott/Bums/Ketchum party. It has been a true pleasure
working with such a great group of girls this year; best of luck next year to all of the returning ladies.

Emily, it was a roller coaster ride, but in the end, I wouldn't have wanted to work with anyone else. KI, you brought
so much to the house this year, and you will truly be missed next year. Good luck with Tom Brady and all your future
endeavours. Salty, best of luck with your soon to be newest (and youngest) Ketchumite! Miss Moore, your optimism
and energy brought the House's energy up, and we will miss you. Traugott, thanks for putting so much into the
House and not expecting anything in return, and thank you for always believing in us. Working with you this year
was sincerely amazing. Peter and Mr. Traugott: Thanks for sharing your wives with us. Finally, Tamara and Alison,
make us proud and take care of these girls. You guys will be awesome next year.

To the grads, it's time for us to go, but Ketchum House will always and forever remain a home for us to come back to.
To end with a quote from Tlie Sisterhood of the Travelling Pants, "Here's to the rest of our lives, together and apart."
-Andrea Mathieson

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Ketchum grads before the big race.

Emotions run wild at house sports.

Grrrr... Fyah Marshalls.

Ketchum Housemasters: T, Salty

andKI.

Penny and Grace enjoy amateur

photography.

Alexis and Becky.

Ketchum House sporting their

house clothing.

What you didn't know about Alii.

Braveheart anyone?

Housemaster: Tom Langford

Assistant Housemaster: Cory McKercher

Head of House: Ryan McCurdy
Assistant Head of House: Peter Gillespie

This year was very much a rebuilding year for Orchard House. For those of us graduating who started our first
year in Orchard in grade 9, there was a bit of anticipation for us to see who would be keeping the O-House strong
for the next few years. With a great group of juniors, including none other than Andrew Van Hoof, (the House's
elected representative for nearly everj'thing) and a solid group of seniors, two of whom will go on to be our first
prefects (even HB), the House looks as if it will be in good hands. Special thanks go to Gillespie for sharing the
responsibility of the O-House with me, as well as TL, Cory McKercher, Squid and Chris who helped keep our boys
in line all year. Congrats to John McCracken and Braden Schenk who will be taking over HOH and Ass.HOH and
on behalf of the Orchard grads of '06, we all had a savage time in the O; just keep givin'r.

Peace,

Ryan McCurdy

Clockwise from top left:

Derek's master key prase.
Jacob harasses some FYs.
Orchard juniors at House Oympics.
TCS's most aiumated pair.
Rowen loved scoring girls basket-
ball.

Jordan looking spiffy at the Trina
Awards.

Schenk showing off his Thing.
Chase is always looking for spare
change.

Wilcox knows something we don't.
McCracken shrugs it off.

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RIGBY HOUSE

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Housemaster: Tanya Beck

Assistant Housemaster: Rachel Hands

Head of House: Priya Gupta
Assistant Head of House: Erin Botrie

Rigby sunshine was even brighter this year! We had the most accomplishments in years this year. From not losing
house sports this year to actually winning a game in Frisbee, Rigby was on fire! We started the year welcoming
many new students from all over the Northumberland area, all eager to be a part of Rigby House. Perhaps oui
greatest achievement this year was in our debates-winning both junior and senior debating for the year. Priya and
Brie beat Ketchum's Jocelyn and Emily, proudly taking the Debating Goose from them. Good job, Rigby!
We owe many thanks to many people this year. Priya and Erin, you guys did an amazing job as Heads of Houses
this year, and we couldn't have done it without you. Ms. Hands, your never wavering enthusiasm for the House and
your big smile were always appreciated by the girls. Mrs. Beck, thank you for being so caring and understanding
with all matters of the House. Finally, Meghan and Sarah, you'll do an amazing job next year. Good luck!
To the Rigby grads '06-we've been through a lot together, and best of luck in the future. I know we'll all succeed
in whatever we choose to do.
Gooo Rigby Sunshine!

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Housemaster: Suzanne Hamiliton
Assistant Housemaster: Aileen Lee

Head of House: Cait Byrne

Assistant Head of House: Mikel Bauer

Who's HOUSE??? S-HOUSE!! We had ups and downs, dramas and comedies, we laughed and cried, but we did it
all together Sisters for life, Scott House stays strong.
This year has been great in so many ways and we'd like to thank each and every one of you for adding to our
experiences. We'll never forget the pranks, the dance parties, the all-nighters, the house outings and dinners (that
creeper on the cruise. . .you know the one lol). We all learned a few things this year that should not be forgotten for
next year's Scotties. To summarize: we're all in it together so talk it out, if the baby is happy everyone is happy,
it's not about winning it's about how loud you cheer, and last but certainly not least Scott is obviously THE BEST
HOUSE. To Ibi and Sharon, we know you'll take care of all the Scotties with love and respect. To this year's grads,
go forth and be happy - your Scott House sisters will never be too far away. Ms. Lee, thank you for everything and
best of luck in the future (bacon!). Whitey, we know you'll be welcomed in to Scott House with wide open arms
and good luck living in res! Ladies of Scott, we bid you adieu. Keep it weird.

Love always.

Useless and Rude

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Clockwise from top left:

Lianne & Daniella at the Trinas.
Monopoly (wo)men.
So Heui in perfect number ones.
A taste of Hawaii at House dinner.
"Not in front of the camera, Cait!"
House volleyball cheering squad.
Dressed to impress.
Lou and Skye admire the new addi-
tion to Scott house.
Hodgetts's number one fans.

This page is proudly sponsored by James Egan

Housemaster: Steph Feddery

Assistant Housemasters: Shelagh Straughan & Renee

Hillier

Head of House: Mallor> Maynard
Assistant Head of House: Kristen Mastinsek-Payne

This year was a great year for Wright House. From fall to spring, the girls made many new friends, faced many
new challenges and made some amazing new memories. We welcomed faces into the House at all times of the
year, including our amazing Assistant Housemaster, Ms. Straughan, and her adorable son. Hunter. This year, we
had amazing debaters, stellar athletes, incredible musicians, and magnificent dancers. We won the Christmas
Tree Contest, again! We even came 2nd in the Junior Debates! Our year was filled with amazing events such as
a jungle-themed House Dinner, a trip to Neb's Fun World and another voyage to Medieval Times. For next year,
all we can say is good luck, Natasha. You will do an amazing job as HOH and you will get us that Langmuir cup!
(That might be a threat). To everyone else, we wish you all the best and we will miss you beyond belief. To our
girls that were in Gr. 9, keep up the house spirit. You girls were great. To our less motivated girls from Gr. 10, try
to pump up the energy a little. We still love you though. For our Gr. lis, you're the big Kahunas now, so YOU GO
GIRLS! To all of us girls graduating, good luck next year and don't forget how amazing TCS was to us and still is
to everyone else.

Good luck next year Wright House! We'll miss you!

Love Mallory and Kristen

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Clockwise from top left:

Julia, Mallory and Ali at House din-
ner.

Andrea and Carli lookin' good.
MaUory and Jess, a little TOO happy.
Erin and Katherine at house sports.
Claudia and Sophie.
Wright's fearless housemaster!
Kathryn and Monique put their
game faces on.

Wright girls love David Rowen
In the jungle?

Ms. Hillier, Assistant Housemaster
extraordinaire!

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Head of Junior School: Barbara Piccini

Valedictorian: Melody Burke

I love the Junior School at Trinity College School for what it is; not only as a place of homework but a kingdom of values. It is a conununity of
people, not only looking to educate us tfirough historical events but also to teach us the values needed in life. This School enables our dreams and goals to
become realities.

The teachers here are all airicizing. Somehow they manage to be our friends, rule-enforcers and educators. Each of the teachers has succeeded in
teaching us not only Grade 8 material, but also important life lessons. The Grade 8s are a community in the classroom and beyond. The teachers and students
continuously make sure everyone is part of this "family". We come together as a community to symbolize our union and determination to make no one feel
excluded. It seems that everywhere we go, we are in a community. First, we start off in the small community of the classroom with our teachers. Then we
grow larger when the whole Junior School community meets at Tuesday morning assembly with Mrs. Piccini and at Wednesday morning chapel with Father
Don. Then our community becomes enormous with all the senior school staff and students Monday morning for school-wide chapels.

In this community we have enjoyed many special moments. What about the time we had with the huge water bottle fight during the Track and
Fun Day? That was amusing. Last, but not least, was the highlight of our Quebec trip. No it wasn't the historical sites or guided tours or even the beautiful
Chateau Frontenac, it was the Barracuda cheer. The Barracuda cheer is always shouted loudly, proudly and dramatically. These moments and many more
are what we, as Grade 8 students in 2006, will never forget.

With the support of our teachers and peers, the Grade 8 students have accomplished many goals and achievements. First of all, from way back
at the Oxford Cup, the first place girls in the WHOLE school were three Grade 8 girls: Liane, Domi and Paige, linked arm in arm! Throughout the year, the
Grade 8 students have run many fundraisers and events such as the dodgeball tournament and the non-uniform days raising money for Sleeping Children
Around the World. Then there was also the talent show and the dances. Through these efforts we have learned to give back to our community. We have
been complimented on our behaviour during school trips and for our efforts in collecting food for the local food baiUc You Grade 8s may not think you did
anything, but you did everything.

Now the past has been spoken for, and I must come to this frighteiung subject the future. Well, fellow Grade 8s, we are finally going to high

school. Then we get to drive, then we'll go to college, and buy a house and okay, I'm getting ahead of myself. For the time being, we are going through

the trai\sition from the Junior School to high school. That's a little scary. 1 must say, when I first thought, "I'm going to high school", I was a little nervous. But
then I realized why I shouldn't be, and it is because of the Juruor School. Being here has prepared the Grade 8 class for its move to high school. The teachers
have created the building blocks for the future and I hope all my classmates enter their new school, whether it be here or not, with their heads held high
knowing that there is nothing to fear.

I have identified all the important values the Junior School at Trinity College School has to offer: Community Friendship, Preparation, Respect
and Achievement. The Junior School is a magnet that attracts people who cherish these values. I represent the Grade 8 students when I say our time here
has been like the hero's journey. We have been tried and tested, but fellow Grade 8s, we have made it. We will all miss our time in Grade 8, but will hold the
Junior School in our hearts as we strive and succeed in high school.

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TOTTENHAM BAND

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Hamden, H. Huls, M. Topper, J.
McAlister, T. HUl, E. Flak, S. Clark,
P. Stewart, D. Jamnicky, K. Andrews,
N. Schmidinger, H. Walker, Ms
Moore, P. Langley

Front Row: A. Gillies, L. Vermeulen,
M. Beatty, J. Griffin, W. Young, E.
Farquharson, E. Brown, K. West,
S. Aluin-Kemp, K. Yassein, C.
Janeteas

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STRINGS

Back Row: E. Lowe, E. Ambrose,
S. Clark, L. Vermeulen, M. Wilk, J.
Winsor

Middle Row: Mr. Hunter, S. Ritchie,
L. Burke, J. Dickson, M. Baker, B.
Taylor, C. Fordham, A. Gillies, E.
Brown, B.Kleinschroth

Front Row: N. Patel, W. Kelly, O.
Watt, B. Fraser, L. Huxtable, R. Park,
M. Richards, N. Zand, S. Ro

BOYS BASKETBALL

Back Row: K. Ambrose, B.
McGorman, K. Zakaria, J.
Kleinschroth, T. Cook, A. Carmichael,
S. Finney

Middle Row: Mr. Powles, J. Griffin,
D. Rider, P. Langley, C. Ainsworth,
W. Young, J. Woodward, T. Clark, J.
Espirito-Santo, Mr. Evans

Front Row: A. Beeson, K. Yassein, C.
Charlebois, K. Dessouki, A. Mulji, V.
Singh

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Back Row: K. Christensen, T. Norgan,
L. Ouellet-Gaston, L. Vermeulen, E.
Flak, H. Walker, N. Schmidinger

Middle Row: Mr. Powles, K. West,
D. Jamnicky, P. Stewart, M. Wilk, A.
Manley, M. Chapman, Ms. McClure

Front Row: S. Aluin-Kemp, M. Topper,
M. Burke, C. Fordham, J. D'Alimonte,
C. Kelly

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HARRIERS

Back Row: B. Kleinschroth, K. West,
D. jamnicky, K. Ambrose, L. Ouellet-
Gaston, T. Norgan, J. Woodward, K.
Dessouki, J. Dickson

Middle Row: Mr. Schmidlin, W.
Langford, C. Quantrill, G. Ramsay, J.
Winsor, E. Farquharson, J. McAlister,
C. Hamden, C. Pollard, L. Huxtable,
C. Kelly

Front Row: B. Meeussen, W. Kelly, O.
Watt, N. Thompson, A. Mountenay,
B. Ro, C. Ripley, H. Huls, D. Kim, M.
Richards, J. White, S. Ro

HOCKEY

Back Row: T. Clark, J. Griffin, P.
Langley, S. Finney, J. Woodward, A.
Steele

Middle Row: Mr. Murray, A.
Mountenay, D. Meeussen, C. Pollard, J.
Espirito-Santo, D. Rider, G. Ramsay, C.
Charlebois

Front Row: O. Watt, H. Huls, T.
Norgan, L. Ouellet-Gaston, P. Stewart,
B. Ro, A. Beeson

BOYS SOCCER

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Back Row: S. Finney, T. Hill, R Byrski,
C. Osborne, W. Young, K. Ambrose

Middle Row: J. Espirito-Santo, J.
Woodward, P. Langley, A. Steele, J.
Griffin, T. Clark, D. Rider, Mr. Murray

Front Row: B. Ro, V. Singh, A. Mehta,
G. Ramsay, R. Wojtas, K. Yassein, A.
Mulji, A. Beeson, D. Meeussen

Girls Soccer

Back Row: N. Schmidinger, T.
Norgan, E. Flak, L. Vermeulen,
L. Ouellet-Gastoa H. Walker, K.
Christensen, A. Manley, K. West

Middle Row: P. Stewart, E. Brown,
A. Gillies, C. Hamden, D. Jamnicky, J.
Dickson, M. Topper, M. Chapman, M.
Burke, Mr. Murray

Front Row: L. Huxtable, S. Ro, B.
Fraser, S. Aluin-Kemp, C. Fordham,
J. D'Alimonte, C. Kelly, N. Zand, N.
Patel

Swimming

Back Row: M. Topper, M. Burke, D.
Jamnicky, K. Christensen, H. Walker,
C. Osborne, J. Kleinschroth, T. Hill, N.
Schmidinger, J. McAlister, C. Hamden, J.
Winsor

Middle Row: Ms. McQure, Mrs. Cameron,
A. Gillies, E. Brown, W. Langford, K.
Andrews, B. Kleinschroth, M. Baker, C.
McGorman, R. Reed, S. Aluin-Kemp, Mme.
Dumont-Brown, Mr. Evans

Front Row: N. Patel, S. Ro, A. Cullen, C.
Wilson, N. Thompson, B. Fraser, C. Ripley,
C. Kelly, S. Yassein, M. Richards, N. Zand,
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Schmidinger

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Jamrucky, A. Manley, K. Christerisen,
M. Wilk, T. Norgan, R Stewart

Front Row: J. D'Alimonte, M. Burke,
J. Dickson, K. West, M. Chapman, C.
KeUy

On February 1, 2006, the community of Trinity College School was deeply saddened by the news that Charles Tottenham
had passed on. He had been a member of the School community for almost 70 years. The current TCS community, along
with old boys and faculty members from all around not only mourned his death, but also celebrated his life and the impact
he had on many people.

Charles John was bom on May 30, 1913, in England. In the 1930s, his family moved to Canada, where he lived in Kingston
and attended Queen's University. In 1937, he came to Trinity College School, and although he was not looking for a job at the
time, headmaster Philip Ketchum suggested he try teaching, and hired him for the next school year. He worked first as teacher
and coach for four years. In 1941, he was appointed Housemaster of Boulden House, and soon afterwards, in 1943, became the
Principal of the Junior School, a position he held until retirement in 1981. Thereafter, he continued to live in Boulden House
from where he could watch over the developments in the Junior School as well as new generations of students.
Charles will forever be remembered as a loving husband, father, grandfather, teacher, housemaster, and friend. Old boys
remember him as being honest, loyal, respectful caring and personable; a friend to all. In his retirement speech in 1981, Charles
said, "We have heard much about the TCS family- we are a real family - let us be proud of our heritage, looking with affection
at the past and with hope and faith in the future. Bless you all - how lucky 1 am to have been a member of this family for
so many years". It was this sense of community that Charles Tottenham brought to the School, and it continues to live on in
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Clockwise from Top Left

Caroline, Sadie and Sarah play dress up.

Montana, Lauren and Vapo looking pretty.

What what? Three Orchard gangsters, Jake, Cliff

and John

Lucas and Evan are deep in thought.. .for once.

Claudia and Kevin in Wright House.

Sadie, Jennie, Eleni and Lucas think they can

dance.

Good friends enjoying Casino Night.

Andrea and Joon.

Chrissy and Kristen in law class.

Felif)e and Jeanie getting close.

Breakfast Olympics!

STUDENT LIFE

"Books and cleverness. There are
more important things: friendship and
bravery''

— Hermione Granger

NEW STUDENT FUN AND GAMES

Qockwise from top left

Prefects talk to the awaiting students.

Pull!!

Dylan having fun.

Will and Jordan having a wheelbarrow

race.

Three islanders.. .and Rob.

Nervous students awaiting their fate.

Monty and Lauren.

WHG and IHB giving out freezies.

Steph and Amy are Rigby sunshine!

Four new students enjoying the day.

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Mallory, Kristen, Clara and Priya

are all smiles after the race.

Past HG Katie Geale and future

HG Anna Frackowiak.

Nick and Jared before the big race.

Steph Squared!

These girls are true blue.

Danton, Topolie and Iker.

Annegret and Greg were top boy

and girl of the day.

Steph and Kendra are such good

friends.

Nick, Kristen and Matt after the race.

Aaron, what's on your head?

Qockwise from Top Left

F-Dizzle letting his true roots show

with Charlie.

The Incredible Hulk and his pumpkin.

Excellent.

Sam, Jackie and Courtney lookin' good

Jess and Mira.

Lou is queen of the jungle and Blake is.

Genevieve and her man, Darron.

Mexicans dress as.. ..well, we don't

really know.

Some sexy Lua dancers.

Just lyin' around.

Qockwise from Top Left

The Martin Brothers

Cait and Dan Byrne at Semi

The Cecil-Cockwells after the Oxford

Milisa and Milina Williams learn io skate!

Did you know the Ingrams are brother

and sister?

The Murphys, Mathiesons, and

Esposito/Fosters at Semi

Victoria is friends with both Mackenzie

and Katie Bowen

Cousins David and Daniel Hatch

Ali and Sam Outerbridge.. .enough said.

SEMI-FORMAL

SKATE DAY

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Clockwise from top left

Jake makes a face for the Ccunera

Scott, Clara and Ryan get close.

Jared teaches Felip)e a thing or two.

Scott House in their house clothing

Pablo, Danton, Iker, Pablo, and Rodrigo on ice.

Caitin enjoying Skate Day!

Christy takes a fall

Steve and his friends are all smiles for the

camera.

Marcus looks like he's having some trouble...

Eleni and Vanessa lookin' good on skate day.

Mackenzie Jackson is a joker.

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HOUSE OLYMPICS

Qockwise from top left

Mark Boos running the relay.

Victoria pulls into first place!

Cathn-n represents Rigby sui\shine!.

Jess Enman is givin' 'er.

Nice nose, Dave.

Skye and Courtney enjoy from the

sidelines.

The girls in Bums house know

how to giv'er

Some Hodgett FYs waiting for their

race.

Andrew Walker is a Ho for life.

Hodgetts just can't keep up wi\h

Bethune.

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HOUSE DEBATES

Round 1: "Resolved that Canada should be the fifty-first state."
Top Junior: Julia Fishlock (Wright)- 108 points
Top Senior: Shannon Swift (Wright)- 112 points

Round 2: "Resolved that secondary school students learn more from their peers than from their teachers."

Top Junior: Sierra McKenzie (Rigby)- 112 points

Top Senior: Malcolm Cecil-Cockwell (Brent)- 114 points

Round 3: "Resolved that TCS is more like a boot camp than a zoo"

Top Junior: Danny Parker (Orchard)- 109 points

Top Senior: Andrea Mathieson (Ketchum)- 116.5 points

Round 4: "Resolved that there should be no limits to freedom of expression"

Top Junior: Kelci Lanthier (Ketchum)- 109.5 points
Top Senior: Chris Selby (Hodgetts)- 110.5 points

Junior Semi Final Houses: Rigby, Wright, Scott and Bums.
Senior Semi Final Houses: Rigby, Wright, Ketchum and Brent.

Semi Finals: "Resolved that our lives are ruled by fear."
Top Junior: Alaya Yassein (Rigby)
Top Senior: Chrissy Cousins (Rigby)

Junior Finals: Resolved that the car is luxury

Rigby's Dayna Taylor and Melissa Hamilton opposed this resolution, and defeated Wright's Julia Fishlock and

Jenna Dickson, making Rigby the junior debate champions.

Senior Finals: Resolved that imagination is more important than knowledge.

Rigby's Brie McKenzie and Priya Gupta were the government for this resolution, and defeated Ketchum's Joce-

lyn Murphy and Emily Wilcox, making Rigby the seruor debate champions as well.

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Clockwise from top left

Kelci was a pro debater AND goalie.

Malcolm and Andrea both achieved

top scores in debating.

Chris, who was number one in round

4, poses with debating superstar Alex.

This was the look on Emily's face when

she found out she'd be debating in the

senior finals.

Laura accompanied Shannon as top

senior team in round 1.

Jenna and Julia.

Jocelyn does not look impressed.

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Qockwise from top left

Murray, Mooney, Havilland, and Hatch chil-

lin' on a balcony.

Brittany, Janet, Marley and Steph play field

hockey.

Annegret gets down and dirty at NSFAG.

Chris and Mitch Selby clean up nicely.

Jocelyn, Alii and Lauren play their cards right

at Casino Night.

Emily, Jake, Olivia and John test their luck.

Liv and Marissa, FYAH Marshall Extraodi-

naire

Macauley and Vanessa.

1] comforts Dan Byrne.

Graeme and Greg, new graduates.

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GRADS

"And will you succeed? Yes indeed, yes
indeed! Ninety-eight and three-quarters per
cent guaranteed!"

— Dr. Seuss

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Aaron Ballantyne

...So I guess this IS it eh? It scrazv that after all of this time I'm graduating.
I gotta admit that leaving behind so many people is truly going to suck but
every beginning has an end... Thanks mom, dad and mama for making
it possible for me to go to TCS, I owe you guys everything. Thanks for
always being there and supporting me. I've met some the greatest people
in the world here at TCS cind will always have such great memories of
mv times here. To everyone that I am leaving behind, take advantage
of the great opportunity that you have been given. Make something of
your life and follow your dreams, even if it seems impossible. Live life
to the fullest and remember to always be true to yourself. And to all of
my friends- Courtney (yellow sticky note, the steak burp, boobaskoo,
yoga. . . AB hearts CT), Chelsey (maca-maca cookie), Grace, Jessie, Andrea,
Daniela, Sarah, Brent House, 3FN- Holmes, Alexiou, Ola, Muff, J-ray, Rob,
Malconez, James, and to everyone who I've missed, much love.. .I'll see
you aToiind...until then...

Dave Berg

It has been three years yet it does not seem that long. I have defirutely been
chcinged by this school and so vrill all who come through it, whether they
know it or not. There is something about this school that cannot be found
elsewhere. I am appreciative of the years 1 have had here and am ready to
move on. For those who still have time here I leave vou with this.
Take advantage of every opportunity that is presented to vou. I am proud
to have done both the Jamaica Self Help trip and the India Project trip and
I encourage cdl to try to take a trip similar to this. Not because you want to
save the world because you can't do that in two weeks, but do it to learn
about yourself and to realise the oppctunities you have.
Never do a rec. sport. The teachers know more than you think so do not
test them.

Greg Bathe

Woman is a danger cat ,The streets are silent
My wheels are the night. Black leather boots calling out to you
A cute long boogie machine spreads her wings and comes along for the
ride

Your father think you're out at Suzie's place Bonin' all the classics but
everyone in high school thinks you're heavy into gymnastics
One way street never mind the signs full charge gasoline in the tcUik
Your foot is on the gas and the tires say yey
Woman is a danger cat
You sneak out at night, deep into the night

There ain't no halfway house you came from good blood right?
On and on, woman is a danger cat
By Dean "Deeiner" Murdoch

Listening to Redemption Song by Bob Marley I realized that these
experiences, these friends, this education, the parties and the good times
that marked a chapter in my life will be remembered and cherished
forever. For those people who made MY LIFE at TCS you know who
you are and I will never forget. I love you Mom, Dad and Marley.

Sam Bourgeois

Hey, cool, it's over. Didn t know what to expect at first but looking back
it was one helluva ride. A bit bumpy at points but that's to be exf)ected.
There were highs and there were lows, enough to give you a real head rush.
Just as you got used to it and really started having fun, it was done and
in the end we're back where we started: just another queue in a crowd of
apprehensive teens. . . and that's about as far as I can take the roller coaster
analogy. Thanks to my mom and dad for giving me the opf>ortunity to make
something of myself, 1 hope you're pleased with the results. Thanks to my
teachers, especially Mr. Taylor, Mr. Grandfield, 'Greggles' and 'the Stoosh'
for putting up with me all this time; to Mr. White for keeping me fit; to
Mr Large and Mr. Ramsay for getting us all to Speech Day. Thanks to the
food staff and the round table crew for making lunch such an enjoyable,
and often educational, time of the day. To my friends, whatever, I'll see
vou around.

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Alexander Brown

Wow... Six years has finally come to an end. 1 really couldn't wait to get
out of here. But 1 have some people to thank: James Bond, Rush II, all the
Orchard guys and everyone I actually cared about. Well that's about it,
although when it comes down to it my parents are the real reason that 1
am writing this. So 1 should thank them. I really am happy to leave but
also feel sad because six years, and most of my teenage years were spent
here. In the end 1 have to thank all the teachers who put up with my work
ethic and pushed me to the point of graduating.

Jessica Chapman

It took six long years but i* finally all over. There have been some good
times and memories but I have to say I'm glad I'm finally finished. I have

to say that I thought this day would never come First off I would

like to thank my parents for giving me this opportunity and supporting me
through the years. Without them none of this would have been possible.
Mallory: you've been the best friend I could have asked for over these six
years and you helped me through everything. We'll always have hasting
weekends with Michelle, peppermint patties, the chicken, and the pig. To
all the other memories: there's too many to mention here but I'll always
remember them. To everyone else it was fun while it lasted and I'll miss
you all.

Malcolm Cecil-Cockwell

My time at TCS has been a significant stage in my development as a person,
and I am indebted to those who worked so hard to have me attend this
school. I honestly believe an education is one of the most valuable things,
spiritually and economically, for a person to have; for this reason, there is
no doubt in my mind that being a student here has been a privilege, as a
well as a pleasure, albeit a laborious and difficult one.
In leaving, I offer my best wishes and support to the students who work
for the benefit of others and embrace their responsibility to care for the
earth. TCS, as a small piece of our civilization, has far to go in this respect;
it will be you who lead it forward.

I go now to experience, learn, and work. Thank you again, and take
care.

Germaine Chau

I am greatly indebted to my parents who sent me to Trinity that I feel so
that I feel at home in the last two years despite of the great distance from
them. I enjoy the companionship with all of you who have treated me like
your beloved sister in a big family. Here, I have managed to pull myself
together, get into perspective, and be ready to dash ahead. Friends are
stars in the dark sky. I know you are there; we shall not see each other
so often, but I am sure that you will light the way when I am in need. I
have also to thank all the teachers, especially my advisor, Ms Barton who
helped me to shape my future career. Special thanks to Mr Mandryk and
Mr Forbes, who have given me lots of opportunities to practise in the
Helpdesk. I shall always recall sweet memories of these years in Trinity.
I have also to send a special note of thanks to Hammy and Lee for their
motherly care during my stay in the Scott House and my four roommates
(Michelle, Lianne, Mikel and Jerui) who spent time with me talking of the
happy moments here.

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Justin Chin- You

VVOVV!! Three years went by real fast. I would just like to say thanks to my
teachers and friends who supported me throughout the years. The TCS
experience has instilled good values and lots of experience in my life which
will come in handv down the road later. 1 definitely have to say thanks to
the entire student body for all they have done. It was thanks to you that 1
am who I am today through all the good and bad times we had. The staff at
TCS, especially the people I had the honour of working with and interacting
with, I really appreciate all the experience and knowledge I have gained.
Now, the big thank you goes out to my teachers who patiently worked
with me, I mean patiently... I'm the most Coconut headed boy you will
ever meet when it comes to learning. Thank you all for helping me to get
through my 3 years. There are many I wanted to list here but cannot, but I
think you know who you are or will by the time you read this. Thank you
everyone, friends, teachers and all of TCS.

Noah Desjardins

After 6 years of TCS I have many people to thank. First and foremost my

dad for his support. Thank you to the teachers who gave me something

more than homework. Special thanks to Ingram, Healy, Kelly, TL and Mr.

Gregg. Big shout out to the Orchard Crew and everyone else who meant

something to me. Big thanks to J.O. who came through for me in many hard

times and sticky situations. For the people reading this that are still stuck

at TCS there really isn't much I can say .. .don't do drugs. That's important

and such. Well let's see... I'm up to about a hundred words now. To fill

some space here are some of my favourite quotations.

"Religion is the opiate of the masses"- Karl Marx

"Oh Hamburgers!"- Butters

'To retain respect for sausages and laws, one must not watch them in the

making"-Otto von Bismarck

"In Keizakhstan they say when a man cry, it is like a horse cry"- Borat

"Of course a man made if. It's a commercial, not a delicious Thanksgiving

dinner"- Peter

"Weaseling out of things is important to learn. It's what separates us

from the animals ... except the weasel"- Homer

James Clarke

After four years here, it's finally coming to a close. There have been the
good hmes, the bad times, and those times that everybody swore not to
tell about, yet somehow the whole school knows about the next day. There
are so many people 1 owe thanks to; my parents for their support as well
as giving me this opportunity, Mr. Cameron, Dr Dubroy, and my teachers
for putting up with and believing in me, my brother for always being there
for me and being on my side, and all the lifelong friends I've made along
the way. Tom the bomb, Dehen, Alexiou, Aaron, Chan, Holmes, RJ, Ojo,
JRay, Swanny, Avi, Malcones, Felipe, Blake, Brownie, Hoots, all my Asian
buddies, and everybody else that I can't fit in here - you guys have been
great, and I'm gonna miss you all. TCS has taught me that life is no walk in
the park; to survive in this world, you have to believe in yourself, and if you
do there's no limit to what you can achieve. For all my friends - it's a small
world, you never know when we will meet again, and always remember,
"You can't control the wind; all you can do is set your sails."

Russ Edwards

Well, what is there to say?

My latest memories of this place he parallel to that incessant flea that just

won't leave you alone: a constant buzzing, always reminding you of its

watchful and intrusive presence. There were barricades that needed to be

broken; some were and some were not; those that were revealed a quite

surprising twist. The overall feel of this institution was, at times, rather

frightening.

I apologize in advance to those individuals who I do fully respect DuBroy,

Legakis, Large, Bailey, Kuyper, Healy, Walker, Hay, Brown, Hodges.

Thank you all for being human.

Thank you to my Mother and Father.

(Fly on, boys.)

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Steve Eum

I can't believe that my three years at TCS have gone by so fast. I still
remember feeling so scared about starting my new life in such a great
place, and I now have wonderful memories from here. Even though there
have been some troubles, I was successful with my coolest housemasters,
Mr, Allen and Mr. Christ. 1 really loved my relationship with them, and it
was just amazing to be a member of Bickle House. I feel very sorry for the
people in the other houses! Anyways, I will never forget the time I spent
at TCS and the people 1 met.

Special thanks to Mr. Allen (Thai\ks for allowing me all those "nature
walks"), Mr. Christ, Mr. Legakis, Mr. Stepura (1 will see you at the Pacific
Mall) Scottie (my ugly roommate), Jae Ha (my unofficial 3rd roommate).
Bin, FATrick, Brian, David, and the Korean clique...lol.
I will miss you all! SSI BAL !!

Evan Fishlock

It will never cease to amaze me how fast six )rears of patiently waiting for
weekends has flown past before my eyes. As corny as it sounds (and its
pretty hard to write these things without doing so), it really could have
been just the other day when I first wandered the intimidating halls of
this school, and now 1 sit here with the end in sight, in a first period deiss,
attempting to put together some kind of resemblance of a grad quote.
To my parents, wow, if it weren't for your long days, utmost love, and
care for my education, 1 simply would have never been as fortunate to
experience such a school. Julia: you are too smart, I hope for your remaining
years before you to be a blast. Now go kick some scholarly ****.
For the friends whom 1 have come across over my years at TCS, I couldnt
have killed time with any better people. You have been there for the
uncountable experiences which have made this school bearable and last few
years incredible... 1 wish all you skids the best in your future adventures,
whatever they might be.
So for now . . . See Ya At The Party.

"A day full of possibilities. It's a magical world, Hobbes, ol' buddy... Let's
go exploring!" Calvin and Hobbes

^^^^H 'ir* V- .IU.-*..««-

•^ ^ ^ —

Becky Faulks

Graduation"lt is in this moment of pride, glory and grace that the memories
of my time here at TCS come flooding back to me, like the rapids of a violent
and tumultuous river. My time here has been a sparkling yet turbulent sea
of uncertainty, but the time has now come to leave this school and venture
further in to this vast, magnanimous ocean that we refer to as. . . life. I'm not
fooling anyone. What 1 realty wanted to say is a massive THANK YOU to
everyone who's made my time here worth it, and to my parents, who sent
me here in the first place. Shout outs to Nick, the armoying big brother I
never had. Alii M. - you graduated last year but you're shll a big part of
my life. And of course, my KETCHUM gals both here and gone. Tarn, you
continue to be an incredible friend from listening to my rants to helping
me find my missing armadillo in Port Hope. Lisa, crazy times! You may
recogruze parts of this little write-up. . . Jaimo and Alison, we sistas for life!
Thank God we came all the way from Bermuda to meet each other. Luce
and Len, Alexis, Vaimy, Anna, Rach, Annegret... my Hme here wouldn't
have been half what it's been without you all. Mr. and Mrs. Dew, without
you 1 wouldn't even have ended up at TCS. To anyone left out, you are in
no way forgotten; I'm just over my word linut.

Emily Foster

My experiences and memories have made me who I am. I wouldn't be
the person I am now, or have the memories that mean so much to me if
it weren't for the people who helped me along the way. To Sarah Sands,
whom I could always count on, 1 couldn't have asked for a better friend.
Good luck next year, and keep in touch! May the seagulls and crows unite.
Ketchum- 1 know there will always be a place I can come back to. TharJ^
you for everything. Mr. and Mrs. Large- tharJ^ for giving me a home away
from home. You'll never know how much that meant to me. Victoria- I
love you so much! I know you'll make the best of the time you have here.
Enjoy every moment, and I'll always be there if you need me. Thomas-
you know everything 1 want to say. The last two years have been the most
important and memorable to me. Don't ever forget them, because I can
promise you that I won't. To Tracey and Colin- thank you so much for
everything. You're my second parents, and I won't ever be able to thank
you enough for what you have done for me and Victoria. And to Mummy
and Papa. The sacrifices you have made have given me the best years of
my life. I love you both so much and I will always be thankful for all the
opportunities you have given me. I'm so proud to be your daughter- and
I will keep doing the best that I can always. Thank you so much.

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Amanda Fung

1 never could have anticipated this outcome when I first entered TCS as a
10'" grader. I have faced so much hardship here that I don't think my life
will ever be the same. 1 truly hope that things will be better at university.
Thank you to everyone who has supported me— my friends, family and
teachers. It has been a difficult year and I very much appreciate all that
you have done. Anvways, it is finally over. It's time for a new life where
perhaps things won't be as bad. Thank you, Rigby grads, for welcoming me
into your house this year. Things definitely didn't turn out as 1 had hoped,
or expected. To Rachelle, Brie, Scott, Stefan, Karen and Clara, thanks for
being some of the best friends I've ever had. Grads of 2006, good luck in
ail of your future endeavours!

Alana Gulka

After our years at Trinity, we all hope that we will remember some of what

they taught us. But also, we all share the hope that we ourselves will be

remembered. We hope that we will be approached at the reuruons, and that

our names will be said, without prompting from the stick-on nametags.

We hofje that there will be something left from our time at Trinity to talk

about.

I'll always remember the time that I spent here, and the people that I spent

it with. I'll remember the good times when we laughed, and the bad times

that we were always, somehow, able to overcome. I'll remember the ways

that we tried to get each other's attention, and the time that we spent with

together when we finally did. I'll remember my mistakes, my failures and

the battle to overcome insult, and then I'll remember the people who let

me cry on their shoulders, before tactfully forgetting the tears.

I'll remember the quest for ties, grades, and due dates. I'll remember how

we pretended not to be upset when we did not completely succeed. I'll

remember what we accomplished, and the obstacles that we overcame

together.

I hope you remember me also, so we have something to talk about.

Sam Gianonne

Four years, three suspensions, ten gatings, 250 quarters,one graduation.
Thanks to Lach, Bobby, Steffo, Sheckler, Chuck, Russ, if it weren't for you
guys messing up as bad as me, I probably wouldn't have made it. If you
weren't mentioned it means you weren't on ADP, but doesn't mean you
didn't make a lasting impression. To those who did get expelled, it's a
shame. 1 could make reference to a thousand memorable moments, but
if it was memorable then I'm sure you'll remember. Drew, it's been a
long four years, but you were there when it counted. Mom, Dad, Dave,
Clare, and Granny, thanks for the opportunity but more importantly the
support. I'd be lying if I said I loved this place, but I will miss it. To those
unfortunate enough to be returning, never be a guinea pig and don't get
labelled. Paulie you didn't get me, but you did make me question my fit

here, and now that I'm done 1 question yours MYAH!!!!

"Looking back it seems so simple, but having done it I couldn't say." Matt
Good - Bright End of Nowhere

Jess Herman

There are too many people to thank one by one, so to those of you who I
know and love (you know who you are), thanks for everything. I am going
to miss this school and the people I have met here; these two years have
changed my life and made me a better person. The people who I have met
here, and the opportijnities I have been given, have made these two years
some of the best of my life.

The one pearl of wisdom that I can leave you with in return is something
that I learned long ago: just be yourself and don't put up an act for others
just to impress them. In the end, the people who love you best are the ones
who know you for who you truly are- so shouldn't their opinions matter
way more then what anyone else has to say or think about you?
Take care of yourselves, my friends, and hopefully I will see you again
later on in life!

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Kamir Hiam

My fif'st and last year at Trinity has been tainted by seenungly random
acts of stupidity. One might recall some misplaced vital documents,
a thoughtlessly relayed message, and several preventable bouts of
narcolepsy. Through all of this, I have succeeded where others have
failed and I shall complete my education at this marvellous, esteemed
academic institution. I'd prefer to obscurely reference individuals. So
there's Beelzebub, always turning my brain around. The golden retriever
is an ii\fallible beacon of hope. Birds, Fuzz, Beth and plants, an incident
that will yield a use for a pinstriped suit. Peacocks are a noble species. My
tour guide was a mere twig of a guy. What state is New Orleans in? Doh!
Acorns. Rastaman Jr. Shevlonious. The future world leader was something
new. Two teachers managed to entertain me on an almost daily basis while
others didn't. I thank my parents for funding my capers. A big thanks to
the daunting Senor El for sticking up for me when no one else would, and
a futile apology for betraying your trust. Thanks to ttie coach who could
have dropped the bomb.

Bin Hyun

ThaiUc you, TCS, for helping me learn and grow. Three years attending
TCS has been greatly rewarding and a wonderful experience in my life.
Looking back now as an old boy, every time I spent in TCS left me with a
good memories, although the occasional trouble... Anyways, 1 would like
to thank Mr. Allen and Mr. Christ the coolest housemasters, who taught me
a great deal, Mr. Browfn for teaching me two years of Math, Mr. Langford
and Ms. C^Regan for teaching me additional math, Mr. Hedney and Mr.
Taylor for being great science teachers, Ms. Duim for helping me with
universities, my advisor, Mr. Ayotte, for always keeping me on the right
track, my Korean grads, friends and my cousin, David, for supporting
me in various ways, and lastly, my family, my younger brother, mom and
dad for the immeasurable love and concern. Finally, it is the time for me
to graduate, and to leave TCS. Again thimk you for everything TCS. I will
take all the good times that I've had here with me. Thanks everyone and
good luck next year.

Ben Hur

Three years of TCS have gone by very quickly. I have learned a lot from
TCS and had many unforgettable experiences. First, I'd especially like to
thank my parents and my sister for giving me this opportunity and always
supporting me in my decisions. Thanks to all the teachers, who helped to
keep me together and pushed me to do my best. Also I want to thank all
my friends for many great memories and stories. I will never forget the
time that I have spent at TCS.
Thank you TCS, and good luck to everyone in life.

Neil Issar

Homer Simpson taught me something that 1 did not learn in six years at
Trinity: the three sentences that will get you through life: 1) "Cover for me."
2) "Oh, good idea, boss." 3) "It was like that when I got here."
As my sojourn at Trinity ends, 1 cannot help but recall all those who made
my stay memorable. My greatest thanks are extended to Mr, Large. His
savvy as a housemaster, near-omniscience as a teacher, and compassion
as a person are an unbeatable combination, and he was always there for
me. Thanks to my coaches (Cameron, Keiser, Ingram, and especially Hay)
for four years of unbelievably enjoyable soccer and rugby. ThaiJcs to all
my Grade 11 and 12 teachers for bountifully preparing me for university.
Thanks to all my friends and Hodgetts bros; I am sure we will continue our
reign as the best house for years to come. Finally, and most importantly, I
would like to thank my parents; their support, guidance and sacrifices at
every step of the way are among my most cherished memories.
My experiences at Trinity helped me build castles in the air. Now I go to
put foundations under them.

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Tae Jang

Spending 20 percent of my life at TCS was a great experience that I will
never forget in my lifetime. This community has taught me so much
about bitterness, happiness, and the taste of achieving success. Facing
all the adversities the first year made me recognize the true meaning of
hardship in life. Getting to know the system of TCS better, developing my
self-esteem, and making new friends genuinely taught me the true feeling
of happiness that students should enjoy during their adolescence. Having
accomplished my stated goals after coming to this community certainly
has made me realize the importance of success.

Without all the support 1 received from many people, I would not have
been able to reach this academic level or graduation. 1 would like to thank
my greatest supporters: my parents, the coolest Housemaster Mr. Allen, my
life saver Mr. McKercher, the teacher, Ms. Malenfant, who taught me how
to write better, and my forever partners Scott Yang and Steve Eum.
With the lessons I learned from Trinity College School, 1 will be able to
face other adversities in future, and will seize any opportunity for great
success. Thank vou TCS.

Stefan Kirkpatrick

Thank you, Kathy, Tucker and .Mr Large. You will continue to
inspire me in the love that you put into your life and work. Your
encouragement, wisdom, humility and respect have both literally and
figuratively brought me through this school, always learning. Mr. Gregg
and Mr. Stooshinoff, thank you for making the Art Department both a
refuge and a burden; I wouldn't have learnt nearly as much otherwise.
To the TSSJ and Gay-Straight Alliance lot: 1 commend and admire all of
you for the good work that you are doing. Mr. Healy, Ms. Brown, Mr
Grandfield, and Dr DuBroy: Thank you for loving what you teach. To
members of the Food and Maintenance Services: thank you for holding
the door and saying hello. (Squid, for the stories; Mark, for the Rubik's
cube, singing, and laughing; Pat for the Fair Trade enthusiasm; Laura,
for the mothering; Rudy, for the waves from the field; Myma, for the
Friday evening mopping conversations). Dad, Julie, Malakai, Kiki, and
Mary: For putting through all that you have put through, know that I
appreciate it and love you. And everyone else in the sometimes sterile
and potentially beautifuU orb of high school - or anywhere - remember
Pound's L'art 1910: "Green arsenic smeared on an egg-white cloth.
Crushed strawberries! Come, let us feast our eyes."

Caitlin Jonassen

TCS has been a one-of-a-kind experience. For me, it was the first time
going to school in a small town. It was also the first time that 1 had ever
encountered such international cultural diversity. The general friendly
persona of the school and the kind of big family feeling (even if it may
be a slightly dysfunctional family) are other TCS qualities that will make
my hme here something I'll never forget. I definitely learned many new
things as well (as we all do in high school), such as how to be a flexible,
open-minded individual, and on a different level that 1 have an accent
(especially when I say the word "accent"). 1 would also certeiinly like to
thank my friends, the wonderful people who let a new Y4 into their lives.
Thank you all so much, because it really meant a lot to me (you all know
who you are). So 1 wish everyone the best in the future, and one thing to
always keep in mind, as Mister Winston Churchill said it like it is, "We
make a living by what we get, we make a life by what we give."

Alex Landegger

Montana - honey bunches of oats, you kept me strong so no wind blew
me over (like the kid), and always made me laugh (about tacos and tightie
whities). Mama and dad - both of you were u/ii'ui/.s there for me for school
work, debating, and everything! Granddaddy - you made it all possible.
Theo and Sabrina - we got really close this year; I'm glad we did . . .just don't
iTir take me on a Ferris wheel again! Jeanie Bean - my favorite turtle, wear
that sweatshirt (so how's Georgetown?). . .best songs: Hey Mickey/Butterfly.
Munch munch! Natasha (aka Ratasha) - you were the best roomie of all
hme; we laughed way too hard, decorated our room a bit too late at night
{ti>^ue paper!!), and because of bugs, you moved a little loo far away from
me this year (all the way dini'iisttiir^!). Wakes (my Latin goddess) - we could
relate about t';'t7T/(/imi;...and DMB. Jess - you were always there to hear
my stories (ready with a bandaid)... Lauren - girls just wanna have fun!
Why'd it get so quiet? Chelsey - in Tortola, Toronto, Hodgetts lounge, at
school, Montreal. . .always too much fun! (BB'06 survivors) Andrea - Mean
Girls and cheese dreams!
Everyone - tlianks, this was amazing.

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Remy LeBeau

Alia;. GamDit

Age: 22

Powers: Interkinetic power allows him to produce bio-kinetic energy within

his body and use it to convert any inorganic object's potential energy into

kinetic energy on contact, making the object highly volatile and explosive

on contact.

Raised: New Orleans, Louisiana, by Jean Luc Lebeau of the Thieves

Guild.

Weapon of choice; Playing cards.

Other abihties; Smooth talker, especially to woman.

Patrick Lee

It's been three years since I came to TCS with a nervous heart. A lot of things
have happened since. Some things made me happy and other things made
me sad. Everything happened so fast, three years felt Uke a month. 1 would
like to thank Mr. Allen and Mr. Christ for this wonderful year. I also would
like to thank Mr. Stepura, Mr. Cameron and Mr. Langford for the wonder-
ful football season. This year's football season was the best by far. Finally 1
would like to thank Mr. Keiser and Mr. Hay for a great rugby season. I wish
the returning Bickle Boys luck, (Kenny Bang, Richard Jung, Fan Boy, etc. . .)
I am glad that I survived and I want to say it is time to move on.

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Ha Ram Lee

The past three years have been both good and bad for me. My first year
was the toughest, because 1 was new to the school, but 1 shll had fun.
Living with my roommate (Sasha, my Siamese sis) was just crazy. Because
of this, my second year was the best for friendship. We were always
crazy together, doing the funniest and weirdest things that only we could
understand. She left for university and I'm hear for my final year, waiting
to graduate. My last year, overall, hasn't been as crazy but it gave me time
to reflect. I did my best to become involved in the school. I always loved
being at TCS because it has always been my dream school. My hme has
come to leave, however, because 1 am old. I still love TCS and the people.
1 thanks TCS for giving me a chance to learn, become mature, and get to
know many great people (like my Siamese sister, my boyfriend G. Parker,
Traugott, Mrs. Christ, and Miss Ingram). I'm glad to have been a part of
TCS, and 1 will miss you all.

Steven Lieatsa

First of all 1 would like to thank God, my parents, my sister and my cousin
for helping me through hard times. To the teachers, 1 just realized now
that without you, I wouldnt be able to get this far. To the coaches, thanks
for the good times. Mr.Christ, one day I'll come back and beat you in a
shootout. Thanks to Mr.Taylor, the greatest advisor ever. You all better
take physics in Y4 because you will see some cool stuff there. For the
TCS people, I'm not going to mention any names, since there's too many
to name and I don't want to forget anyone. You all know who you are.

All in all, thanks for making my life at TCS easier, or, in some cases,

harder. Going through times in TCS, 1 have changed for good. I still can't
believe I'm going to uruversity, where 1 can skip class without getting any
penalties for it. Anyways good luck to everyone in whatever you do. And
finally I can say, gone is the nug, no more nug.

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Teanie Mahon

Leaving TCS bthind; beginning another journey soon to be mine. Grade
11 was lough; I never thought it would be so rough. But as time went by,
and grade 12 hit, I realized this was it. The close peeps I've met will always
be for keeps and those staying behind will have a grand time. Shoutout to
the Bajans who I'll see again- "bashment times at the prison", never to be
forgiven! To Juulv my "homefry"- will miss u tons, our "analytical talks"
will remain in thought. Landeggro my "negro," - the "detector" of all
times, wall forever steal the boys because she's so damn FINE! To Sharon,
my roomie forever, will never forget her, and to Jason the man, who always
said "voucan." Most importantly to mum and dad- oh gad! I LOVE YOU!
I can't thank you enough for being there, and for hou' much you always
cared. Lastly, Hammy and Lee, your enthusiasm really gave me the drive
to strive, and for the best teacher there is— Thornton— you're the BEST,
without you & THE Valium, classes would have been just a test! Now I'm
off, this year is done, let's graduate and have some fun!

Ton Mullane

My time at TCS has certainly been interesting, starting with Y3. Gone are
the days with Horvath, and the endless ways to amuse ourselves on the
weekends. For example, opening Bethune's wondows on all three floors
during a snowstorm. Y3 passed quickly, but Y4 seemed to take forever;
yet here 1 am at the end of the year. Whether it was times of extreme
boredom or never-ending work, I believe that most experiences are for
the best. I was also able to meet a lot of interesting people. Two teachers I
virill never forget are Mr Allen and Mr. Kedwell, with their cynical humor
(notice the proper spelling). Also Mr. Cameron, for calling the police to
find me in France. Special thanks to Mr. Paul Elsley, for arranging my
extended vacation. At TCS, I met a lot of great people (and not-so-great).
For friends, I Ccmnot possibly name everyone 1 spent time with. However,
I will never forget Jun, Chet, Rachel, Juul, Devin, "Hoots," the Koreans,
M. Lam, Horvath, Jess (whom 1 regretfully didn't see too often this year),
and everyone else at the Veilley. Also, I would like to thai\k everyone else
who knew me as "Moo-Moo."

"Man was bom to live in either the convulsions of distress or the lethargy
of boredom." -Voltaire

Nick McCartney

1 want to tell you a story. I have lived, loved, and worked harder at this
school than anywhere else, ever I have learned many lessons, and for the
most part many of them have stuck. In the beginning the seed of knowledge
was planted in my head. I have learned well and the tree has sprouted, and
I enjoy the cool shade the tree provides. I hope that the rest of my family
that comes this way also enjoys this school as much as I have.
The Bethune grads this year have been the dirtiest, angriest, meanest SOBs
that've graduated yet and I'm real glad I took the extra year because this
year has been the best. 1 just gotta say thanks to everyone who has put up
with my antics over the years, especially my parents. Respect the Dark
Cloud Crew, the Valley gang and the slant boys. We had a good run, from
beginning to end. Gonna miss most of you boys n' girls.
All ya'll are always welcome out in Big-sky country.

Jamal Park

Trinity has taken so many chances on me, and finally I am graduating.
1 might not have taken advantage of everything while 1 spent my time
here, but 1 still have learned a lot. First 1 want to thank my parents for the
opportimity they gave me. Thanks to Mr. Brown- 1 loved both your math
class and advisee meeting. Mr. Yhard- I will miss the Qs you gave me.
Mr. Cameron— you were like my father MrKedwell — You've changed
my future. I have the utmost respect for you all. Thanks everyone for
everything. Three years in Brent was a great time. To all Brent boys: You
know you live in the best house. Good luck to all my boys next year.
Well, it's time to take it to the next level and move on.
I am out.

"Failure comes in two ways: Those who do it vvrithout giving a thought.
Those who thought about it but do nothing."

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Ben Pesowsky

Well this really is the end. It is the end of a lot of things: petty grade 9
immaturity, oppressive superiors, pure stupidity and the like. Life used
to be so easy. We ail can agree to that. I have changed so much since
grade 8. I remember the days when I could say that nobody knew me,
and that nobody wanted to either, but all that has changed. Even in a
community like TCS, one can undergo all the necessary changes of the
teenage years. Rest assured that we have all changed (or will change for
you young ones), and that everything ends, whether good or bad. It really
is true when people say you have your whole life ahead of you. This is
just the begirming, and university will bring peace to chaos for all. If there
is something I would say to everyone, it would be never to give up, but
more importantly, never to forget for what you have fought. Don't take
advantage; ultimately you don't matter, but live for your truths. You alone
know them best. Believe in love. It exists somewhere. ..out there...

Missing you all; live long and prosper

Irwin Poon

I have been here for 4 years, and I am finally done with TCS. TCS is not such
a bad place, I guess, except for its awesome food, some of the teachers, the
rules, study, chapel, breakfast, quarters, gatings etc. Other than that, hfe
in TCS is pretty relaxing, you often go for a walk after study every night,
sit in front of the computer and stare at the monitor for the whole day 7
days a week and sleep as much as you can. You know, TCS might be the
only place for you to do all these things everyday for 6 months. Finally,
I wish everyone best of luck; hope everyone can enjoy their life in TCS.
Goodbye, guys.

David Piccini

The past six years at Trinity have been the best years of my life. Trinity has
enriched my life, and for that I am truly grateful. A special thanks goes to
my parents who have given me this wonderful opportunity, and to whom
I will be forever grateful. My journey began in the Junior School where I
want to thank all of staff- especially to my first teacher Mr. Phillips, who
helped make my hrst step at Trinity a good one. I would also like to thank
the many teachers, staff, and maintenance in the Senior School who made
such a wonderful experience possible. Thanks to the wonderful kitchen staff,
and I will definitely miss the great food! Special thar\ks to my advisor, Mr.
Keyes. Thanks to my great housemaster, Langford, and to Ass. Housemaster
McKercher To my coaches that made TCS enjoyable: Soccer with Mr. Hay,
squash with Mr. Hay and Mr Cameron, and the most enjoyable year of soccer
with Keiser and Ingram. Thank you also to my Grade 12 teachers who have
helped make this year the best: Dew, Robert, Kelly, Moore, Grandfield and
Brough. Good luck to Sarah in her last three years at Trinity. Thanks to my
friends, and everybody else at Trinity whom I will definitely miss. To the
Orchard guys: Walker, Gillespie, Brownie, Chaser, RM, GP, TD, WC, ND,
AW, it was a fun time!. Also thanks to Ojo, Rob, Chan, J-Ray, and the rest
of the guys.

Steve Ra

Time just flies. Two years in TCS has passed so fast and I am finally free from
TCS. What a happy day. I'd like to thank my parents who have supported
me and without them I would not be here. Thanks to everyone and have
fun in TCS. Good Luck guys.

PEACE!!!!

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Dave Richards

Six years has come to tin end . . .

Thanks Mom and Dad for dropping the dough and always having my

back. I love you both.

Mary and Sarah, be yourselves and you'll go far.

PK, your words go farther than you'd know. Thanks for the support and

respect in good times and in bad.

Julia, my best friend, I'll never be the same.

Most importantly, thank you to Tim Morton's.

Keep on keeping on,

Dave

Don't let it get you down, ifs only castles burning.

-Neil Young

Dominic Serrao

To my parents, all this wouldn't have happened if it weren't for you. Thanks
Mum and Dad and my brother Dean. My three years at TCS has been
ameizing in many different ways and I have many happy memories that
I'll take back to Barbados with me. Thanks also to Uncle John and Aunt
Fern for making my stay in Canada an enjoyable one and also tharJcs to
my Canadian cousin Sheryl. I would also like to thank everyone in the
TCS community, especially Mr. Allen, my housemaster, and most of all Mr.
Legakis who has given me his full support during my three years. Hope
to see you in Barbados sometime.

Greg Samson-Strecker

Great minds discuss ideas;
Average minds discuss events;
Small minds discuss people

First off, thanks go out to my mom who saw me through my entire four
years here. I know it's been hard at times and I appreciate the sacrifices
you made to keep me here. My time at TCS has been rough at times but
I've managed to come out ahead of the game. I've met many great people
here and that in itself is worth all the trials and tribulations which TCS
could muster; however, I can't say I'U be sad to leave. Keiser, hope 1 haven't
been much of a hassle to keep around. Hodges and Harding, thanks for
the help. Shout outs to the hockey team and those who knew me on a
last name basis. It's been a blast for me at TCS and I am sad to say that it's
over. It's not the school itself I v.-ill miss the most but rather, the people
who make it worth coming back to over the years.

"Bodily exercise, when compulsory, does no harm to the body, but
knowledge acquired under compulsion obtains no hold on the mind."
Aristotle

So Heui Shin

I feel somewhat greatly relieved and somewhat heartbroken to leave TCS
where I have burnt with my youthful ardour and dreams. While staying
at TCS for three years, I've learned two precious things which could not
be exchanged even with a zillion dollars: the perfection of self and the
predousness of family and friendship. The last three years were the most
valuable, but the hardest time in my life. Every time I felt frustrated and
lonely, there were always my family and friends behind me to cheer for
me and to let me lean on them. All the accomplishments I made were not
only with my 'blood and sweat', but also with their devotions. Now, I am
ready to hit the road! Now, it is time to shatter the quiet! The upcoming
summer is the time to rock and roll hardcore. After fuelling myself, I wtU
be ready to fight for another four years. I tharJc all 87s, Z-fams, 86 sistas,
all teachers, Hammy and Lee, and so on. How dare I forget every single
person I've met at TCS! Farewell to all, and see you someday! (I would like
to share this honourable moment with my MOM, DAD, and BRODA)

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Courtney Stevens

This has been the greatest four years of my hfe. Through TCS I have been
able to have so many experiences and meet so many amazing people.
People like Scott Bosy, Chris Selby, Erin Botrie, Mel DuMoulin, Sarah Essak,
Beccy De Silva, Steph Tirelli, Duncan Kwan, and Katelyn Ritchie, that have
celebrated my successes with me, comforted me when I failed, and stood
by me through everything. I would also like to thank my teachers, without
whom I would literally not have been able to get through my time at TCS,
especially my advisor, Mrs. Powles, who has supported me and pushed
me to do my best and who saw me through the good and the bad times. I
can't forget my parents who have supported me in everything I have ever
done, and without them I could not have made it into TCS, and I must
thank them for funding my many excursions and my shopping addiction.
To all my friends that I must leave behind, thank you for always being
there and good luck in everything that you do. Good luck to all the girls
in Wright House. Thank you everyone.

Nick To

All right, guys, it isthe end of a long trip. Mad shouts to AB, CD, EF, GH,
r|...lots of good times with KL, MN, OP, QR, ST... all the late nights and
pillow fights with UV, WX, YZ. Thanks Mom and Dad I put you guys
through the trenches but you never lost faith, Mr Large, Mr Healy, and Mr
Walker have been great lights in a dark cave. If I have to write it down, it
didn't happen good enough the first time.

Tahmer Tohme

It has taken me three years at TCS to realize that this school isn't just a
prison for wealthy children. It is in fact an opportunity of a lifetime, one
that the majority of the world's young adults cannot experience. I would
like to thank Mom and John - without your counsel, love and financial
support, none of this would have been possible. Thank you both. For
ensuring 1 wasn't too stupid while at TCS, I would like to thank Mr. Allen,
Mr. Langford, Mrs. Finlay, Mrs. Dunn and Mr. Legakis. You all taught
me over the years. Shihan and Mary, your guidance has been a pearl of
knowledge - I love you both.

Don't waste your time trying to understand a stupid hand gesture from the
islands. Start questioning the wise and find answers that will not change
like the seasons of the year. Take it easy, and 1 hope you all find what it is
you're looking for.

Andrew Walker

I'd say it's been a long four years if it really mattered. Truth is. . . it doesn't,
we all have at least another 4 years of university so we might as well not act
like everything is done for. Trinity brought me the best and worst moments
of my life. All the Hodgetts boys have been together since grade 9; without
you guys Trinity would be a rughtmare. Much love to my parents who gave
an arm and a leg for me to go here. Also, to whoever stole Hodgetts's Smash
Bros video game... I hope you choke. Shout out to BIC razors.
"Don't grow up too fast and don't embrace the past this life's too good to
last and I'm too young to care. Don't kid yourself and don't fool yourself
this life could be the last and we're too young to see"

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Korey Walker

My three years at TCS ha\e tlovvn bv. I still remember my first day when
I met Mr Wright and when I met a lot of the friends I have today. I also
enjoyed playing on the numerous sports teams and winning (not often).
Thanks to Mr. Keyes for being a great advisor and for helping me get out
of that "situahon" cough cough. Thank you to my parents for forking over
the cash to send me to this place. Without you guys I don't know where I
would be. 1 cannot forget to thank the Piccirus for giving me a permanent
residence in Port Hope and I'd like to thank Dave Piccini for being Italian
and for being someone to party with. I'd also like to thank Davis for
being "unique" (BBM is weird man but we did say "I cry" for about two
months.) I would also like to thank Will for being. ...for just being Will.
Chasedawg you are the man (we going to the big A this summer? DPC!).
Peter (aka Juice & Captain Creo) have a good one. Lastly, Graeme it has
been fun talking about girls with you, and Alexandra you are the scariest
Frenchman I know. To everyone else I did not mention, have a good life
and I will see you soon hopefully. If you are reading this I hope you have
gained something from what I wrote. I do not know what, but hopefully
something. Remember everyone, keep fit and have fun!

Matthew Walker

Thanks, Trmity, for a great time. I was only here for two years, but those
two years were the best of my high school career. Coming from a public
school 1 really felt the stress of homework for the first time, but with the
help of my friends imd teachers I overcame that and now I'm graduating.
If I had not come to Trinity I would have probably have been going to
Durham College. I've had some fun times here, from doing plays, football,
to just partying down Hodgetts with the N64. Where oh where has a
smash bros. gone? Of course I want to thank my parents, because without
their support I wouldn't be here. I've made a great group of friends since
I came here and 1 hope to keep in touch with them. So TCS, farewell for
now, I'm sure I'll see you all soon. Oh and by the way, if I ever find out
who stole Hodgetts's smash bros. I suggest you nm far far away because
I will come back to get you.

Salad Fingers

I'm here to enquire about your spoons. I need to thank my friends- Jeremy
Fisher, Marjory Stewart-Baxter, Hubert Cumberdale, and Milford Cubicle.
Horace the horse, you've been more than a friend to me, and for that, I
thank you. I want to thank all the other people in my life. Olwyn, perhaps
someday, Horace and I will meet you Outride the Cili/. Montana: Hello,
you're beauHful. Lauren, I pictured you in black and white, I pictured you
with Raven's eyes. . .you three young girls helped me so much, so thank you.
The rusty kettles, the nettles, and rusty spoons will not be forgotten. Before
I leave, I must caress a rusty kettle. Thank you, and good bye TCS.

Christopher Wong

'All endings are also beginnings. " Time flies, and it's time for me to present
everyone with a little grad quote. Well, for me, TCS is an unforgettable
experience that is hard to describe in a few words. You love it, you hate it.
But still, my life would be completely different if I spent my high school
career somewhere else. I would like to extend my appreciation to my par-
ents and all the faculty members for all your support. Shout out to all of
my friends; some of you were always there and some entered in and out;
thank you very much, it has been a wonderful year. Bethune Crew: wish
you guys all the best! To the rest of the 852ers, work hard!! You're almost
there =). Goodbye for now.

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Andrew Woodward

TC5 is more than textbooks and assignments: it's about learning how to
learn, developing life-long friendships, and experiencing the world through
each classroom. I came to TCS, not sure what to expect and I'm leaving a
completely different person.

Thanks to everyone who made this unique experience possible
for me. Mom and dad, for your continued love and support, and
giving me the opportunity to learn things 1 never imagined I would.
Everyone in Y4 Music, New York was awesome; we'll never forget it.
I'd like to thank all my teachers for showing me that limits don't exist and
for always supporting me academically. Mr. Parker, you've taught me to
make music a part of myself and I've learned to appreciate the beauty of a
single trombone chord. Ms. Feddery, Mr. Hedney, and Ms. Pontieri, your
enthusiasm and exciting classes have opened up the worlds of chemistry
and biology to me.

Good luck to everybody in Jazz and Winds next year; you're in really good
hands. David, you have three great years ahead of you: take time to enjoy
them. That's aU for now, I could keep writing for pages and pages!

Kevin Yean

This is it. The end of an era. I feel really sad to leave TCS. I can't believe I
am graduating from high school and going to university. I have been here
at TCS for two years and it has taught me valuable life lessor\s. Thank
you all.

Special thanks to Mr. Christ, Mr. Allen, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Hedney, Mr.
Langford, Ms Pontieri, Ms. Durm, Dr. DuBroy, and my roommate Bin.
Best wishes to everybody.

Scott Yang

At TCS, I really founoout what it was like to be so far away from home.
Gone was the hustle and bustle of hundreds of people hurrying along the
streets of Seoul; instead, 1 walked on quiet streets, met very few people,
and found my community small in size and limited in scope.
Although many things were different, the experience of attending TCS
helped me realize that much remained the same. Looking back, I'm still
surprised about how much my personality and viewpoints have changed
with my studying abroad. The friends I made were just as caring and fun
loving as those I left in Seoul. In sports, in classes, or in just 'hanging out'
in the dorms, I found myself feeling very much at home. Most importantly
however, I finally understood that I need not fear the experience of living
and working in new places.

My roots are in Korea; my high school years are in Canada; my college life
will be in United States and after that, my future will be global in scope.
Being part of TCS has eruiched me, indeed.

Xiao Yue

TCS is awesome; you can't ask for a better place to spend your four years
of fiigh school. I have met many cool people here. I will start with Jarryd: I
don't know what to say about you, but I LOVE YOU man!!! Hyun & Brian,
I'll miss you guys!! Blayne, you should keep rubbing those oils on Mike's
arm while you guys are working out together in the gym! Hatch, take it
easy at Queen's, I will see you on the soccer field next year. Ola, I will buy
you a Chocolate diip muffin anytime you want. Outerbridge, I am always
better than you in any sport, admit it!! Devin & Derreck, you guys should
stay in Bethune after lights. Miller, Felipe and Nick, make sure you make
playoffs for soccer next year! Sam and Kermy, TCS rugby team will always
be top 10 in Ontario! Hamir, I hope one day you admit that you actually
speak Hindu! Mr.Robert, you are the best advisor EVER. Ingram, no matter
how hard you try, you still can't make it to Junior school volleyball team.
Why?! 5 foot 3 is the minimum requirement! Mr.Christ, I have to admit you
are the best basketball player in my mind, but your jokes are just SO funny,
not! Keiser, thanks for putting up with me for four years. I will remember
TCS for three things! Spwjrts, Friends and, of course, all the girls!

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Brian Ahn

Mv high school hfe is finally done !!! Now., it is time to say good bye.
Mv life in TCS has been fun, a struggle, and a change. I met lots of
awesome people; there are even a few people that I really DON'T
like. This place has been a gift for me. I am leaving this place with
unforgettable memories which will stay with me forever.
I'd like to say thanks to my parents and my sister, especially my parents
for their huge support. I also want to say special thanks to; Mr. Healy:
you are the coolest advisor that I ever encountered before. Thank you for
understanding and caring for me a lot. Mr. Keiser; I feel sorry for you
even more than I feel grateful. Even though , 1 made a lot of trouble. . .you
treated me so nicely and kept me out of trouble.

Even though I'm leaving with a few regrets, I definitely don't regret
coming to this school. I've changed a lot over these three years.
Good luck next year guys !!!
Farewell ... It was fun...

David Hyun

It has been four years since I came to TCS. 1 had lots of good memories and good
experiences in here. Also, I met great people and learned many valuable lessons
inside and outside of classroom. First of all I would like to say huge thanks to Mr.
Keiser for his support. When I faced some difficult situations, he was always there
to help me out for four years. He even gave me the chance to be his Head of House
earlier this year but I am very sorry I let him down by making stupid choices. Mr.
Anderson, you are the best advisor I ever met. You helped me a lot in many ways
and you helped me to graduate! I will miss you so much. Anyways, Bin, we have
been together for almost 18 years now and we are finally graduating! Let's slay
close in the future as well. Brian, I had really good time with you this year. Xiao,
I never knew you would become such an athlete when I think about fat Chinese
boy back in grade 9. 1 had to change you to a different roommate because your
feet stunk so much. Wesley thanks for helping me out in many ways when I first
came to this school. I will always remember you as my best roommate. Many other
acknowledgements to Bum, Jae, Fat, Scotty, Stebby Ra, Jamel, O.P, stupid jun, clam,
and people who I might have mistakenly taken out. Lastly, I would like to give
huge thanks to my parents for always supporting me and trusting me no matter
what I did. Good luck to all of you.

r^ __^_

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Michael Chu

Goodbye TCS!

I must admit that my first impression wasn't

spectacular, but now I like you!

These three years were one of my happiest

memories in my life.

I have met many amazing people, even too

many =)

I want to give my many thanks to Brent house

and everyone who supported me through

these years: Alexiou, Holmes, J.Clark, JRay,

Luke, A.Brown, S.Outerbridge, Malcolm,

Aaron, Blake, Andrea and many others

TCS ...I'll be back for sure

"School's out. Memories past. Don't ever doubt.

Our friendship will last."

Roni Au

Time really flies. I can't believe that I am
graduating this year. I had such a wonderful
time in TCS. There were a lot of great memo-
ries. Playing soccer with friends, making
fun of Jeremy etc. On the other hand, I also
want to thank all the teachers, friends and
of course my parents. One last little thing,
THANKS BRENT HOUSE!! BEST HOUSE
EVER!!! Wish you guys all the best.

Stebby Lai

It was my pleasure to join the TCS family for two
years. As the time passed by, it was great to stay with
different kinds of people in this big community. It
helped me understand that communication is the
most important thing. The education in TCS was
totally different from my home place, which helped
me experience more than in the previous school.
Besides that, I would like to thank the teachers who
taught me and also the Housemasters in Brent. It
was really a good opportunity to know the culture
of different places with staying in the same house
for two years. TCS is a great school for us to prepare
a better future. These years have been the most
valuable periods for me. Also, I have been glad to
meet many friends in these two years. Roni, Fuman,
Irwin, Jun, Chris, Clarence, M.Lam, Venus, Peruiy,
MT, it is really good to have you guys graduate in the
same year. I wish all of you a good future.

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Darron Clark

Trinity has been a great experience for me, but without the people I love
and have met along the v/ay, it wouldn't have been the same. Thank you
so much, mom and dad, for everything you've sacrificed for me, I love you
both. I'm so glad that I came here because 1 couldn't have pictured myself
anywhere else. Gordie and Sarah, thanks for always putting a smile on
my face. Grandma and Grandpa, thank you for everything! To my other
half, Darronydidi/gremlin or was it Ronnie? you kept me sane! Our humour
can do miracles: hamshing, roma, the 3 S's, our obsession - I'll never forget
the laughs we shared. Thank you for being there for me when I needed
someone. To Wes, you were my favourite part about this place. I'll never
forget all the times we shared here. . . I know you wanted it to end better,
but this is just the beginning of our lives. I know you can do great things.
To all my girls, thank you for all the joyous moments, I love you all... same
goes to the guys of TCS. Lastly, thanks to my super cool frisbee partners
for such a fun spring. Thanks TCS

Although I've onlv been here for two years, if feels like ifs been thousands
1 mean that the best way possible, of course. It's still crazy to think that I'm
graduating now, I never thought the day would come that the last Clark
would finish high school. It's been a really neat experience, and I am grateful
for it. I've never stressed this before but thanks Mom and Pops, this was the
right choice. Norma Gene, my beloved roommate and old married couple
wife- you really helped me get through a lot of times, and don't worry muffin,
you're the #1 leader in my heart haha. A.C to my D.C with injected dexter I
LOVE you. I mean that in the rucest wav. But seriously how do you to it? J.M
gremlin lover, Jules we made the top 20 on S.B's list, Lola a.k.a "Babs/ Shelly/
Sheila", Shan start taking notes for our book. Guys: I'll miss you and some of
you are already missed. Thanks Cam and Tarah for letting me know about
the tricks of the trade before coming here, not that I exercised any of them
of the sort. I love you guys. Cam, Brennan, and Tare. Bye TCS, best wishes
to you all and take care.

AUi Conyers

Its been four great years and it is hard to comprehend that in just over a
month my time as a student at TCS wUl be over. At the moment I caiuiot
fully understand what TCS has taught me, but I know that every experience
will help me sometime in the future. Mom: Thanks for always being here
when I needed you. It might not have seemed like I appreciated it at the
time, but it meant so much. Dad: I'm glad I could carry on the tradition
and thanks for all your help and support when I needed it. Chris: I'm
glad you persuaded me to go here, and you made my life at TCS much
easier. Traugott: Thanks for your support, it always meant a lot. Friends:
We Survived! You know who you are thanks for making TCS the place I
wanted to live for four years. Not living with you guys makes me sad, but
knowing that we could survive four years (three or two years) together,
our friendship will not end from being apart. For everyone still here next
year, enjoy the simple things because it is those things that you will miss.
To all the Grads good luck! See you soon!

Tocelyn Murphy

My turn has come to say goodbye to TCS, and I've had the time of my life.
The exf)eriences that I've had will last me a lifetime. It hasn't always been
easy, but I will forever look back at TCS with a smile. To my friends: You
were the best part of my experience. Through the laughter and the tears,
we pulled through, and I will never forget you. To all of my teachers,
housemasters and coaches: thank-you for your dedication and guidance.
To the Ketchumites: Keep the laughs coming; you make TCS a better place.
To the Traugotts: Ketchum would not be the semie without you and I am
forever indebted to you for your never ending support. To Renee and
Adrierme: cherish every moment you have here, it'll be gone before you
know it. Finally, to mom and dad: Thank-you for giving me the gift of TCS.
I'll never forget how hard you worked to help me realize my dreams; I love
you more than you'll ever know.

It's not easy to say goodbye to my second home, but all good things must
come to an end.

Thank-you for four brilliant years- 1 wouldn't have spent them anywhere
else.

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Chris Selby

This is the beginning of !he rest of our lives. In reflection of the past six

years, too many special moments come to mind for a 200 word summary.

I would like to express my appreciation for everyone who has taught or

motivated me, laughed or chatted with me, played catch or gone on an

adventure with me, danced with me, or just been in a room with me at

any moment.

Mr. Parker, Mr. Healy, PK: from you I gained knowledge, inspiration

and guidance far beyond the boundaries of your subjects.

Thanks to all of the guys for some good laughs. DK: 1 will treasure our

friendship for my lifetime.

To mom and dad: you have given me the opportunity to succeed in any

possible avenue. Your support, encouragement, friendship and love are

one in a million.

Mitch: thanks for helping me to never forget how much I love

having fun! There is no doubt that the family name is in great shape.

To you, no matter who you are, where you are or when this is: keep in

touch. 1 will love to hear from you!

Never forget to smile. Tomorrow will be great.

"The bad news is time flies. The good news is you're the pilot."

Duncan Kwan

Four amazing years have gone by, and here I am looking back on it all.
1 want to thank my parents for the opportunity to come to Trinity. Mom
and dad, thank you for your ongoing love and support. To my teachers,
thank you for your passion in guiding and teaching me. Ms. Pontieri,
Mr. Hedney, and Mrs. Taylor, 1 never would have made it without your
help. Thanks for not giving up on me, and thank you for all the extra AA
sessions. Mr. Parker, thank you for four amazing years of music. I learned
so much from you in four years. Mr Large, you were the best housemaster
that anyone could hope for. Thanks for always believing in me, especially
when 1 had doubts about myself. To all the boys in Hodgetts, thanks for
the great memories and good luck to all of you next year. Chris, you're my
best friend, and I'm really going to miss you a lot next year I know you'll
succeed in whatever you choose to do. To all my friends, thank you for
the amazing times that we had together I wouldn't trade these memories
for the world.

Karen Baxter

To my parents ... eternally grateful that you didn't
drown me at birth. (1 still think you should have
drowned the other two, though.) Jay, Thomas, keep
making me proud to be your big sis (but do try using
your brains once in a while - I'd hate for you to get
out of practice, *cough*). To the Hunters, no words
enough to express my thanks. I'll keep in touch - don't
even try to hide from me. MIKEL, dearest roommate
and bush monkey (and chair-breaker, ear-.... well, you
know), we've been together through the good times
and the great. Four years, man ... we should totally
just get married - we both know "our husbands will
have stiff competition" anyway. See you at UBC!!!
Ciniirt joyfiil shrieks that cause alarmed Scotties to come
running'). To Brookie, Brie, Charlene, Liaime, all my
LJYOers, teachers/adults 1 liked, Scott House girls, and
others 1 won't list due to space constraints . . . hey, what
a coincidence, you're in my grad quote and on my hit list
. . . craziness. You'll all be in my thoughts (especially the

homiddeil ones . . . not haha .... awkward). Seriously.

I love you all. Thanks, TCS

Charlene Park

A round of applause for me and other
graduates who survived to graduate from
TCS! The last four years breezed, but every
moment is memorable. Thanks to my friends
and favourite faculty for making the time at
TCS even more special. Keep in touch. Hope
everyone I got to know from TCS achieves
whatever they wish to and lives a happy life.
LONG LIVE TCS!!

^^m^..A

Brie McKenzie

Five years ago, 1 careened off my home-schooling
path and into Grade 8 at TCS. At the time, being
home-schooled was considered a little different,
like living in a "cave". The experience instilled in
me a healthy resf)ect for non-conformity, and an
awareness of the risks and rewards along the road
less travelled. During my years at TCS, this respect
for the individuality flourished. It is the people who
weren't afraid to be different who have made my
experience here so vibrant and refreshing. Oscar
Wilde astutely observed that, "Most people are
some other people. Their thoughts are someone
else's opinion, their lines are mimicry, their passions
a quotation." So think for yourself. Jump off the
beaten path, because sometimes it's easier to
apologize than to ask permission. To each of you
whose little differences and idiosyncrasies made
TCS life so rich, thank you for making the last five
years truly unforgettable. May every happiness
be yours.

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Mallory Maynard

Mum and Dacf, thanks for giving me a great
opportunity and for putting up with me and the guys.
To My Men: Dave, Evan and Greg: T-blant, "Float
Your Fanny", recycled orange juice jugs. Toga Parties,
weekend gatherings, gnoming, 3 hour adventures
and gestures are my best memories. I love you
guys and I'll always be your "Mum". Same to you,
Braden, I love ya and I'll miss making our awesome
birthday cakes. Mattchu, baby bro, stay out of that
TCS survival kit. Thanks Jennie for always being
there even though we never found the twins. Erin,
we've had some great times. You got me through
Y4 Bio! Julia, I'll never forget the liberators, waxes
or you emptying my fridge. Claudia, "you're crazy"
but fabulous. Please remember our wakeboard times
and me refusing your entry back into the boat. Jess,
I'll never forget Michelle coming onto you, chickens
on pizza, pigs falling from shelves or peppermint
patties. And finally, Tahmer thanks for being a great
friend throughout the years. I'll never forget the
Easter Breaks, Hastings Weekends or the really great
brownies. To everyone I missed, thanks for a great 6
years. Good Luck next year, Wright House!

Erin Botrie

After six years at TCS, 1 leave with memories
impossible to sum up in 200 words. First of all, I
would like to thank my parents for this opportunity;
it would not have been possible without you.
Dad- Thank you for always being there for me.
Mom- Thank you for your great advice, support
and unconditional love. Carlie, you are an amazing
and intelligent girl. I know what you are capable
of, so work hard. Only two more years sis! Jennie,
there have been way too many good times this
year! I'll never forget Rays Diner, laughing fits,
shopping (buzzzz), Mr. Wiggles, or your famous
quote "I think I'm psychic". Don't forget our deal!
Lindsay and Mallory, the gjrls from 7E! We're done!
ThaiJ^ for the memories over the past six years. To
everyone else who has been part of my life at TCS,
thank you, it would have been the same without
you. Mrs. Beck, thank you for you support over the
past years as a house master and advisor. See ya
TCS, it's been fun.

"Be U'lw you are and iai/ U'Imt i/oii feel because those
who mind don't matter, and those who matter don't
mind "Dr. Seuss.

Jennie Ross

TCS for me has been. ..an experience that I
will... never forget. Nevertheless I have enjoyed
my time here, and will never forget the memories
that I have shared with everyone. Erin, BUZZZ
BUZZZZ, Paris. . . my best friend, "say something
clever". Always keep the tradition of Mr. Wigglie,
and remember., every year!! Caleigh, we both
finally found the thing that we were complaining
about all through grade 11. Even through the
complaining, you made my time through Y3
worth while. Mallory, I am confident that in the
future we will have married our twins and be
neighbours *sigh*. Scott, 1 have and will always
be able to kill you in our bet. Always remember
my three dating rules and it will set you for life.
Ha ha Julia, our favourite places include the
alley (our early years), poolrooms, roofs, the
cottages, my car, and the many bedrooms and
parks... good times. Blair, thanks for being there
with me through my final year of high school.
It wouldn't have been the same without you.
You all made the last four years of my life
amazing. Thanks.

Rachael McConney

I'll miss it here. . . but my time to leave has arrived. Mommy, you're always
there for me. You answered the late night calls and lent a shoulder to cry
on. Daddy, thanks for the continual support and the numerous chances. I
will be forever grateful. Adam, you're a great brother. To the Cone: Juul (my
other half), Cait, Lou... thanks for the girl talks and advice. Geoffers, you
rock! Steams, I love ya! You're the best pillar of support I could have asked
for. Keep yourself outta trouble and walk good... like a football player.
Bolts. . . the most specialerest. Christie. . . still my other mom. To the Bums
grads: Cristin, Cokes, Court, Jenna, Chek. . . we finally made it! Best grads
in this school! The first 2 years of TCS were amazing, then when things
went downhill you girls kept me sane. We made it out aUve and are free!
Rules were made to be broken. To the person that wiU always hold a place
in my heart (not necessarily a good place); you've made me stronger. Well
TCS. . . I have been excited for graduation for months. As fun as it was, I'm
not a goose and I gotta bounce. Coor^ is PEACING OUT!

Alex Juul

Four Years come and gone already! Everyone told me that my TCS years,
especially the last would pass by quickly, but now I can say first hand,
it's true. I'm sad to leave, but know that it's definitely time to move on.
Thanks to all the teachers who helped me along the way, Ms. Miller and
Mac, you were amazing advisors, thar\ks for all your help, guidance and
friendship. Murray and Kelly, you made Bums a second home to me. To
the already graduated "S. Squad" thanks for everything! Things weren't
the same without you. Thanks to the 'cone' for being there when I needed
someone to vent to or confide in. J.A.C. you helped me get through my first
two years. I learned so much from you about life and myself. Mum, Dad
and Kristina, you've been incredible. 1 couldn't ask for a more supportive
or loving family. Shout out to the Scums grads. Can't forget the 'bigside
crew'. ..we stuck it out through the rain, snow and sun. To the Y3's left
behind, you know who you are, I'll miss you.

"Let us not look back in anger or forward in fear, but around in awareness."
James Thurber

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Christina Hermanns

So much to sa). don"t know how 1 feel.

We've been here so long, leaving seems so surreal.

This place, like our home, so many memories do these walls conceal.

We've experienced so much here. . more than we can reveal,

.•\t limes it was so stressful, so hard to deal.

From late nights to laughs to cries, it's all over now we've made it through

ever> ordeal.

It's bitter sweet but I'll miss it, that's one thing I unveil.

Thank \ou: Jackie. Coowney (Aaahahahah), Chels (gonna miss ya). Jenna. Palmer.

Sabs. Crispy. Bolton. Ren. Jojo. Gill. Coon (shuffle... pull down). Juuli (my 'sista').

Swan (my bro). Alexiou. Knowles. Benjie. Cait (Dusty). Greggles. Ms. O'Regan.

Kelly and everyone else for making my life at TCS so real.

Good luck next year my Bumsgurlies. I can't believe I'm graduating this is so unreal.

thanks again to those who have always been there (you know who you are) & that's

where I'll end my spiel.

.•\ Special Thanks To: Cristin. withoutyou what would I do? Samsam... just for being

you (IFYBFM-F...buahah). Conyers...! Love Ya, Murray you're like a mother to me

I'll never forgetyou. Barton for always believing in me, it meanta lot. and finally my

Parents.. .your sacrifices were worth it. These have been the most memorable years

of my life. . .Goodbye TCS

Samantha Saunders

My TCS years have maybe been the most worthwhile years of my life. Though

I'm grateful for all I've learnt, there's nothing I'm more grateful for than my

babes:

Eve: Love you unconditionally and miss you so much.

Courtney: Representin' big eyes! What's wrong with a lil thyroid condition!

Jenna: Only girl that appreciates the necessity of a bra... hence... I love you

most.

Tina n Crissy: LMAO, too much to reminisce about. Tina: won't

forget your Bahamian dialect "GOYAYA". Crissy: won't forget your

openness and the smells which inherently come with. Love you both.

Chels: I KNOW THAT YOU LOVE ME (mostly cuz I'm Bermudian.)

Kiki: You know I like you, I just don't like your ways, (love the spice)

Lou: Get over it, I don't have a slave name

jack: You're the most precious Uttle thing I've ever known. You made my bad

days not bad and stuck with me even when I got nutty. Don't know how I

could've dealt without you. Next year may suck, but remember that I love

you and will miss you to pieces.

Thank you mommy, daddy, nana, Joey, I love you guys so much.

P.S. Ms. Lee I LOVE YOU TOO

Cristin Alexander

TCS has been both rewarding and tiring but 1 can honestly say that it's been
an experience of a lifetime. Not all weregreat but the good outweigh the bad.
A big thanks to my mom for bearing with me without having an aneurism.
I love you infinity, you are my inspiration. Thanks to my Guardians Pat and
Fabian and Murray and Kelly, you were the reason I stayed at TCS many a
time; you were my moms away from home. Good luck and I will miss you
greatly. Chad, you are my support and my joy at the end of the day. I love you.
Jenna, my ex-roomie, I'll miss the mischief we got up to. Tina, Goyaya (inside
joke) I'll miss our stupid jokes (Drop it in di cup) and talks. Sam, you crazy,
I'll never know how you got so spastic. I'll miss our Art room performances.
Court a.k.a. Cowny, you're my honey bunch sugar plum, you were always
so cute and lovable. Chels, fat pooch, Nip tuck and Chapelle nights were the
shizznat. Remember not to undress when web cams are on. To McConanon,
Juulie, Yogi, Tracey, Jackie, Caro and Rach best of luck, I'll miss you. Bums
Girls, keep on keeping on. If I left anyone out I'm sorry, doesn't mean you
weren't important. Much love & goodbye.

Jenna Briggs

"We are what we repeatedly

repeatedly do; excellence, then, is not an act but a
habit." To my hockey girls: it was an awesome season. I'll miss you,
make me proud next year! Thanks to Ms Murray, Kelly, Mr Legakis, Mr.
Keyes and Ms. Botrie. To everybody that I don't have room for: I'll miss
you more than you'll even think about me. You all helped to make my
experience at TCS amazing. We'll be pairing ways next year but I won't
forget you! BURNS HOUSE!

My Leaf Girl! Crissy, Court, Christina, Chels & Sam- you're like my
sisters: sledding down Mt Trinity, stupid partying and much more! How
can I live without you? Cristin: s'*!@m; ex-roommates my saucy big sis!
Keep in touch! Court: our naps; we definitely ARE soul mates; I love you
and we'll stay in touch even though we are going to opposite ends of
Canada. Chels: Softball buddies! BEEP! Tina: HQ- it counted- the plane
has landed! Sam: I'll miss your crazy-self! Geoffrey: until the sun blows
up boobooobear. Scott: I'll miss you, especially if I don't go to SLU. Jacq:
Been together since grade 7: I'll miss you babe! Ii\stead of complaining,
embrace it.

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Chelsea Smith

First, thanks to Mr. Donald Hunter for the TCS scholarship that I received
because it gave me this wonderful opportunity. And to my family and
friends who have supported me here. TCS allowed me to meet great people
and leam more not only in the classroom, but about life and about myself.
TCS has changed me into a more confident and outgoing person. Murray,
Kelly, Whitey Ingram, Long, ALL of Bums and my friends made my time
at TCS worthwhile! To my people (you know who you are) that I'm leaving
I'll miss you bunches, but I'll visit. Crissy, Jeima, Tina, Court: tobogganing
on lunch trays down Mt. Trinity, dancing around the room, taking pictures
during our 'girl's nites', going to dances (looking HOTT), 6 a.m. McDonald's
Bday runs (homeless muah!), day student's party, water fights vs. the boys,
the slip-and-slide and Montreal! Matthew, Swan, Rob, Geoffrey, Ola, Chan,
Sam, Steven, Hatch boys, McCon, ]uul, Caitlin, Jearue, Andria (harkness), it
was good! Finally, thanks to Iain. You were my best friend who stood by my
side, always believed in me, made me laugh, didn't argue with me, loved
me and taught me to love; you will always be remembered, though this isn't
goodbye! Good Luck People!

Courtney Turcot

I would like to thank Mommy and Daddy for giving me this opportunity.
Now for my girls. Jenna, you're my soul mate and 1 have always had my
best naps with you, Crissy one of the most beautiful and kind girls I have
ever met, Tina...HAHAHAHA, Chelsea...! love you roomie and we had some
fun times, Sam. ..You're a spaz, Chelsey...tharvx for always been there for me
beautiful. Rach and Juuly... Valley Girls. Cait..smile always. And now my
boys...Aaron...thank you for putting up with me and my annoying ways,
Tahmer...! love you, brother and Michael. ..we went through a lot but came
out in the best way possible. My girls from back home, Jessica and my sister,
Kat, who have always been there. I went through so much here and was
given so many opportunities. I have loved and hated this place but wouldn't
trade anything for my time here. Dance Parties, tobogganing down Mount
Trinity, movie nights, sun tanning, yellow sticky notes, "studying" and just
hanging out. ..thank you for it all. Murray and Kelly.. .you are two amazing
housemothers and good luck next year. Thank you also to Tucker, who gave
me the opportunity to change for the better and is an amazing teacher.
LOVE, PEACE, HOPE

Clara Jin

It's been only 2 years at TCS, but it feels like
it's been forever. So much stress from work
load, commitments, relationships, etc. I cried.
However, because I had those days, and also
because 1 was lucky to have teachers who cared
about me, friends who cried with me, and family
who always supported me with endless love, I
could grow strong, I became a bigger person.
Now that I am leaving this place, only amazing
memories with invaluable friendships will
remain. Priya: Oh Priya, what can I say! You
are my twin sister, my best buddy! I can never
thank you enough! Scott: You are the COOLEST
ever! Thank you for helping me get through
tough days by making me laughj Jonassen: Our
CJ bonding will continue along with AJ and
Damien:D Monique: You are such a sweet heart.
Our insane anger management in New York.,
lol Cailin: Keamsy bunny. Good luck next year!
Don't forget our Greece reunion in 2010. Ryan:
My little bro! Thank you for always being there.
Keep up with your crazy love towards piano. If
I missed anyone, you know who you are, just
give me a call.

"Don't let others change ZL'ho you are. You are
beautiful. " - CJ

Priya Gupta

As I reflect back on tfie last 5 years I realise that although
it's hard to leave, 1 write this final good-bye with a smile
because I know I am leaving here as a better person, with
unforgettable friendships and memories that will last a
lifetime. Mom and Dad I can't express how much you
mean to me. You have sacrihced so much to give me a
better life. Mere words can't express my gratitude. Sunjay
and Sandeep ihank you both for not only being over
protective brothers, but for also being friends. Clara, we
seriously are attached at the hip, and I would have never
been able to get through this year without you. Kristerv
thank you for knowing how to always put a smile on
my face even at the worse of times. Monique you were
my voice of reason, who knows what I would have done
without you. Caleigh and Rachelle, Rigby wouldn't have
been the same without you. My big sis I don't even have
words, you have taught me so much, I love you!!! Mrs.
Beck thanks for always listerung it meant more to me
than you know. Mr. Wills your advice and support was
always appreciated. Good luck next year Rigby House,
and remember although your time at TCS may seem to
last forever, enjoy every moment of it because it will be
gone before you know it. Good-bye TCS, thanks for all
the good times.

Scott Bosy

I came to TCS in grade 10, coming from a regular
high school it was quite a change. Although it
was difficult at hmes, I thoroughly enjoyed the
time I had here. So many opportunities, and I
partook in so many of them. Thanks to Tucker
and Myke for my amazing experiences in Jamaica
(JSH) and India! Where would I be without these
life changing experiences... you both are very
dear to me. To my Improv buddies and Mrs.
Large, and all the people I have been on teams
(rowing & swimming) or plays with... how did
you survive me?!

To the great people I met here: Cturcot, Chels-
Chels, Matt, Selby, Berg, Priya, Clara, Felipe,
Courtney, Monique, Lucas, Caleigh, Caitlin,
Kathryn and of course Jerma the greatest person
anyone will ever meet...l will nuss you guys!!
Shout out to my favourite faculty, you have
all meant so much to me. ..Thanks so much
PK for being there ALL the time, I cannot
imagine how much time I took out of your life!
University...! am so EXCITED! I wish all the
present and future grads the best in years to
come. And remember, you don't need a leadership
position to be a leader! Step up to the plate and
take charge! The best kind of hero is an Urwung
Hero!
'To whom much is given. ..much is expected"

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Michelle Tsui

So this is It, three years at TCS will be marked down into this 200 words...
it really isn't enough. 1 will always remember, myself constantly tripping
off stairs (esp. library ones!)., bo-ing tv episodes ('ah bill'!)... learning to
speak Chinese more fluently (haha tsk)... all the Tim/Mcd's/Railside/Casey
moments... it's been a dreadful and long journey, but yet definitely worth
it. Obviously, without these special people, this place could have been hell.
First and always, dad & mom- you two are the best, both of your patience
and love for me are unevplainable! ak*-i7 > (til >iiiil in my heart. Thank you for
everything. Alisa-1 cannot ask for a better friend than 1 already have, you
proved me right, best friends really are for life. Lgy&cum^&yby- we finally
made it through [!] never forget the memories; one crazy night at Tim's,
preparing Lgv's 17th birthday, beginning of this year, gossiping, sleeping
over, OC, but simpiv just being with you 3 lovelies made my TCS life so much
brighter. Keep in touch! Also... thanks to Clara(best roomie!), Mrs. Murray,
and all the TCS Chinese Grads ... so grads of '06.. its our turn to fly!

Penny Yu

I guess its time to end my two years at TCS. There have been many precious
memories for me. TCS has helped me to build a lot more of my character,
and has taught me how the real world works. 1 have loved both the sad and
happy moments, becau.se all of these will be unforgettable memories. Mom
and Uncle Joe: Thank you for giving me the opportunity to come to TCS, your
unconditional love, your sacrifice, and your support. I love you both more
than anything. Venus: You know what you mean to me. Thank you for the
support that you have given me. This place wouldn't have been what if was
without vou. You are the best soul mate ever* Mlam, MT: Thank you for all
the great times; you know 1 will always be there for you two. Grace, Jackie
& Sharon: the three of you have meant a lot to me too, because all of you are
so sweet and nice. Especially Grace, 1 won't forget your stupid act; thanks
for being such a good listener. I am willing to share your ups and downs,
as well. Stay strong! To Mrs. Traugott, and all the teachers, your knowledge
has allowed me to grow. Thank you* WKS: Thanks for everything you have
given to me. All of you are great! 1 am looking forward to seeing you guys
in the near future. I love you all. Good luck Class of 2006! TCS, thank you
for everything.

Michelle Lam

Finally it is my turn to write my grad quote. I still remember the first day
1 came into TCS when 1 was a FY. I thought, "I'm going to die", but now
I'm still surviving. XDd. After four years of TCS, 1 learned so much that I
couldn't have from experience outside. TCS can be a really good place to
live if you think of the Osier food, chapel, FND, quarters, XDD...Ga yao!
My TCS fellow, you can do it. BB: Thanks for always supporting me and
taking good care of me when I was sick. You are always the best in my heart.
52*... M. Tsui, Penny and Venus: the three of you meant a lot to me, I still
remember the crazy night in my room talking about... um...celebrahng my
birthday. Sleeping over.. .all those good memories are going to be stuck in
my head after I graduate, remember to keep in touch and don't forget me!
Mimi, jei, siu chi...XDD. Sai lo: thanks for always being the first one who
helped me whenever there was something happening. . ..Ga je is leaving now.
Take good care of yourself. Only one more year to go. Add oil. Rest of the
TCS fellows: add oil and try to enjoy TCS life because you never know when
you're going to ntiss it.

Venus Mak

TCS may not have been how I expected it to be, but it certainly taught me
a lot of things in a weird way. I am especially grateful that I got to meet a
lot of great people, but I won't write a list here to tell everybody I know
how I feel about them, because I can probably go on and on forever. You
four, especially, shared with me the happiest and toughest times in TCS (lol
you know who you are), and I would have been a totally different person
without you guys. The things we shared is probably something some people
would never understand in a Ufetime, and the friendship with you guys
is my proudest accomplishment in TCS. Thank you to Mrs Torrie too, for
generously taking care of me all the time and for tolerating all the troubles
I brought you. Another big thank you for everyone who has shared a smile
with me, it meant more to me than you would know.

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Nathan Swan

What can I say? Happy to be leavin'? Why not: the
Lord's given me another day... Rejoice and be glad.
Love/miss TCS? Sad to say but yeah. Will 1 forget
anything? Never. I've spent a quarter of my life here
and honestly.-.l've enjoyed it. Of course TCS annoyed
me to no end a lot but. ...you can't forget what makes
up your life: your past. To all Da Brothas (4 u Brownie)
3FN guys. .. we made it . . . .nothin' but love for you and
all the girls that have been part of these years; all you
know who you are. ...I sincerely hope I'm forgiven
by a certain few for what I've done... always forgive;
never forget... Hold it down next year Scrub... you're
shll Class of '06 in my opinion. ...safe to the Bickle
guys who redeemed my first 3 years in this house....
my fellow actors; some crazy times for real; everyone:
it was an honour... all I can say is that I truly hope
in some tiny little way that I've made an impact in
someone's life (you all know I like to THINK I'm wise:
hopefully I was)... Oh yeah: forget about the future;
focus on the present and leave the world better than
when you came in: that's TRUE success. Peace, love,
and all that good stuff.

Ola Ojo and Justin Chan

Tatberry, CHAAANNN, and Malconez's BDF session are some of the many things we'll never forget. From FY where Ola was almost expelled to the days
hair rubbing, our TCS career has been, for a lack of better words, "uncanny".

First of all we like to give a shout out to all the people that made this possible, our parents mostly, and then 3FN, the ladies and all the other people out
there, for keeping us going on through the good times and the hard times. Without y'all the lessons we've learned in these four years would have never
been possible. Thank You... But to those we leave behind, not to be "cliche", however all those who would call this that don't read what you can't man up
and say. What we want to say is take advantage of every opportunity that you get and the biggest one of them all, TCS. Yes, sometimes it seems like a jail
house where you feel your very human rights are being restricted, but beUeve us, the lessons that you learn within those multicultural walls of ivy are lessons
that wall play over and over again in your lives. Now we aren't talking about the lessons you leam in class from the many pecuhar yet special teachers,
D.O.C, PK, Duubez a.ka. Muskrat, Morpheus, Sweetheart, Walk Dog, Scotty .T and many more. Those lessons are good, we are talking about the lessons
from those around you and those whom you surround yourself with: friends and enemies. Friends, those you're closest with, those with you 24-7, who you
get into trouble with, who bail you out and who you leam from. See, friendship isn't something you can just buy and loyalty is even harder to ascertain,
two characteristics which come in a friend, that no matter what hole you find yourself in the future, will come in handy. Friends are priceless, treat them
so. "Enemies," how do they fit in all this? Well someone once told me keep your friends close and your enemies closer, not because you wanna mash dem
in the head all da time but because they are your best teachers. Anyone who can look at you and pick at your weakness is only felling you what to work
on and are only making you stronger so we aint sayin pack enemies in ya pocket like peruiies or nothing but see them as a way of toughing it and testing
yourself. At this point y'aU is got weird looks on your face saying damm, dats what happen when you put a Chinese/ American/Bahamian in a room with a
crazy African brotha. What do we say to that, "sure", but before you move to the next grad pic keep dis in mind, life is a blank canvas and you the painter,
lessons you leam marufest in form of paintings, layer upon layer. In the end, will your canvas be blank or a masterpiece of immense complexity?.. .Hope
y'all loved that little excerpt from the minds. Peace, love and thank you.

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JunNg

Finallv, it comes to an end. =) I have learned and experienced a lot of things
in TCS. Thanks to mv family and everyone that I met in the past two years.
Mr Allen + Mr Christ (My advisor): Thanks for the gating sheets and all the
help (BICKLE IS THE BEST). Mr Legakis + Ms Barton + Mr Langford + Mr
Robert + Ms Kelly, thanks for helping me to get into university. I would hke
to thank all my TCS friends, Poon (Monkey): Thanks for being such a nice
roommate, especially in keeping our room clean. Clarence: You are one of my
best friends in TCS, enjoying the time "yum jau" and "dou chin." Roni: I will
not forget that vou are the first person who pushed me out of the window.
James: You are one of the most "black boy" person I have ever met. Wongs:
It's fun hanging around with you guys. Changdae: You are my best Korean
buddy. MuUane: Thanks for helping my English. After all, TCS is not a bad
place to stay except those gatings, Friday night detentions. Chapels, quarters
and Osier's 'Tasty Food".
Peace!!!
lic/Hini> liotiiuiil.com (Keep in touch)

Clarence Lam

To those who didn't make it: 1 made it!!!

CiudeeenreaUtyisms!!!

So much thanks to my parents and Mr. Gregg who got me into Rhode

Island.

I'll be missing days on 99 hanging out with Jun, Irwin, Roni, Changdae and

Brian Ahn(coolest guy).

3 years I only regret that the Chinese never beat the Koreans in indoor soccer.

If we ever do, someone please write it in their Grad quote.

Actually, I have to thank Keiser for taking care of me.

Yeah. ..that's it and luv you sor juju!

NdJ

Peter Gillespie

From the Junior School to Y4 and I can't believe I'm
writing my grad quote already. I guess I'll start
off with thanking all the friends I've had at TCS
for making my time here one laugh after another.
I'd also like to thank the guys from football and
rugby for great times and great seasons. More
than anything, I would like to thai\k my parents
who made so many sacrifices for me, with only
one of them moving from South Carolina to Port
Hope so I could attend TCS. They're the greatest
parents anyone could ever ask for.
To the Orchard guys: Brokeback, tell Sarah I say
hi - Will, half of the blame is on Korey - Korey,
keep on taking it to the next level - Piccini, you
were bom in Canada.

Big shout out to the rugby team for a great
season, it was an honour to play with all of you
guys. Another shout out to the football team
for an intense season and one that I will always
remember

Well, it's over and I've had an awesome time.
"Hey Gillespie!! Move every 5 minutes so the
grass doesn't die!!! - Coach Allen
MUM

Will Camm

From the moment when I first walked
through the school, I had no idea what
I had gotten myself into. Mom and
Dad, thanks for paying. It was a great
opportunity, and I think I made the
most of it. Davis, I'll see you in stardom.
Always think on the bright side. If all
else fails... you're already part of the
Academy. Korey... so how are things
with Brittany? Keep it real. Pete, you
may be able to kill me... but. ..I got
nothing. Chase, when I have a show,
I'm making you the next Kramer. Swan,
always remember what Marvin said "Be
Kent unmannerly when Lear is mad".
To the Improv Team, always remember
the ribbon of excellence... and the fat
sad kid. To the cast and crews, you
guys were great. Good luck next year
To everyone else I didn't mention, have
a nice life. See you in twenty years. It's
been fun. No regrets.

Thomas Davis

I'd like to start by thanking the Academy. I mean wow, I'm
in a category with some great, great, great people. Fantashc
people, and I'm overwhelmed. I'm really overwhelmed. I'd
like to thank Bill Walker, Tucker Barton, and Mrs. Large.
TCS theatre wouldn't have happened without them. I'd like
to thank Sarah Warren for being the only one who actually
challenged me, I'd like to thank Nick Topolie because he's
proven that titles don't make someone a leader. I'd like to
thank Will Camm since he looks just like me. I'd like to
thank Matt Walker for only kicking my butt a couple times.
I'd like to thank Kristina Balaam even though she watches
the OC. My friends, my friends, my friends. As for the ones
who provided some great party moments, it allowed me to
enjoy the process, thank you! People like Pedro (or Mum),
Master Bathe, Parker, Biggar (you frighten me). Walker
(the one who spit in my face). Walker (the one who says "I
cry"). Chaser, Lucas (The Kernel), Mallory, Noer (one hell
of a Bond player), Ali, Fishlock, Mikel- Oh no, my time is
rurming out. Sorry, but please don't start the band, I'll be
quick. Ummm, well I guess I only have two more people
to thank; Mom and Dad. They raised me up to get onto
this stage. So as I take my bow they should be taking one
with me. Thank you.

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Matthew Alexiou

Geoff Holmes

First I want to thank my parents for supporting me and always being there.
I love you both. Nick and Luke I love you and missed you two throughout.
Yaiya, you were the center of everything good in me and you have taught
me to thank God for everything He has provided, and that includes this
opportunity. TCS has taught me independence and has allowed me to form
some friendships that will surely last a lifetime. Before everyone has to come
my roommate, Geoffrey Holmes. You have put up with me for 3 years. I trust
you with my life and I know we will see each other a lot down the road. Yea
brothas. Islander Crew, 3FN and all da girls. I don't need to say names you
know who you are. Islanders I expect you to run things next year and keep it
going. All Bahamians ...keep it in you ...represent our culture.
Thanks TCS.

First some shout outs to people. In no particular order, we got olife, j muff,

jarryd, robbie j, scrub, duck, brown kid swan, nugget, browner, hooterbridge,

xiao "jack" yue, Hnchi, malconese, j rod, p murray, mccurdy, piccini, bathia. A

special mention to Matthew Alexiou for being my roommate for all 3 years I've

been here, you've always been there and all that stuff. To the women. . ..Cristin,

Christina, Juul, Courtney, Chelsea (mistress) & McCormey it's been good.

Thanks to my parents for putting me through all this, it was worth it. Thanks

to all the teachers, especially Mr. Cameron (sweetheart), Mr. Harding (you're

the man) and to Mr. Kedwell (PK).

Another special mention to Jeima Briggs a.k.a. babe. My girlfriend of 13 months

so far and still going strong, I love you darling.

Nicknames to my credit, I'm nowhere near Rob but he's special. Marcus Wade

a.k.a. Blumpkin, Iain Redford a.k.a. Scrudge, Alex Brown, a.k.a. Nipples

Anyone I missed. ..too bad for you.

"Life is too important to take seriously." - Oscar Wilde

Jarryd Ray

Seven years... it has been a long time since I first walked through the TCS
doors the first time. I just wanna say thanks to all those who were there with
me during these past years and are now elsewhere. Those who are here now
thank you a lot: ma boys Robbie J, J-Dub, Ola, Alexiou, Xiao, Steve (Nug),
Swanny, Tinchi, Scrubs, and Holmes. Thank you so much to my ace girl Hailey,
take care next year, you made this year a lot better for me. Thanks to all those
many teachers who some how put up with me since 1999: Dr. Hodges, I know
I made it hard at times, Mr. Large, I know you always had my back despite my
decisions, Mr. Cameron, my other housemaster thanks a lot. Mr Christ, you
were a great teacher since day 1 and appreciate your ability to be a coach and
assisting me in becoming who I am today, I wouldn't change a thing. Most
of all I want to thank my parents who always believed in me and worked so
hard to provide me with opportunities that you never had. And thank you to
my brother. I'm out. Peace.

Rob Macgregor

I just wanna give a sKout out to all the people I made nick names for (or

names I enforced)

<I am NOT taking credit for all these names though many I did make up

myself >

Nugget, J-Rod, BJ, Llucks (Lux), Olife, Alexican the Mexican, Dirty James,

Muff, J-Dub, Noer, Poopcinni, Scrub, Roni meow. My Man, Duck, Tin-chi,

Malconaize, Brown Kid, The Goat, Will Dog, STY, Philla-P*'", Swanny G,

Rat King, Mousie, Tim G**Manis, Murl, Jamel go Bouw, Ratray, Alexson,

Frodo, Rat Prince, Mandrea, Sparrow, Squirrel, Ses Bon, Hope- Less, Ha-Queer,

Blumpkin, Eh-Eh-Evan, Fat-S"**, Chicaaago, Play-Boi, Dirty McCurdy (or

McDirty), The Growth, Prathetic

Also, thanks to my family for sending me here, good friends, and good times.

Lots of fun - squash bus, 3FN, Orchard House, hope all of you have a great

time and never forget me.

"Everything happens for a reason, and never forget that..."

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Laura Biggar

Thank you masha ami fasha - You've sacrificed a lot for me and I thank you
and love you for that! Jeff, John, T, and Graham, I'm lucky to have you guys.
Thanks. Feds, thanks for everything you have done for me these past four
years, you've never let me down. Robert, I only liked you because of your
cookies. Good luck to BS field hockey, v-ball and soccer. Huge thanks to the
coaches! Tiny man, KI, Ingram and Christ - I'll never forget my final soccer
season. I'd also like to thank the Kitchen Staff for making 11:40 the best time
of the day. Life lessons learned at TCS: Always got time for Tim Morton's, ISPs
can be done the night before, Mcees can be delivered, exams are overrated,
don't feed a rumour mill, and always remember, your blazer is 'at the dry-
cleaners...' and so are your school shoes. Mike, no words can describe this
year. To my friends, I love you guys and I thank you for always listening,
laughing, and putting up with my pranks. ..watch your back at the reunion!
Please keep in touch. Grads, good luck with everything.

3"* Grader How's high school Billy?

Billy Madison: High school is great. I'm learning new things and everyone

is really nice.

3rd Grader: Gee, I can't wait till 1 get into high school...

Billy Madison: [whispering] Don't you say that. Don't you ever say that.

Stay here. Stay here as long as you can. For the love of God, cherish it. You

have to cherish it.

Shannon Swift

' LtMrn trum vt'sltrd.iv, live tor today, hope for tomorrow." Through my 4
years at TCS I have learned to, most importantly to live in the moment. TCS
is a school that never slows down, so take a moment and live life. Semi, the
crazy pictures in Boulden, mudpits, basketball games, shandria, school trips,
video games, OFSAA volleyball, Timmy's and McD's runs, waterfights and
Collingwood were all things that made the moments at TCS memories. There
has been so many memories packed into 4 years I can barely believe that it's
finally time to go. To my Mom and Dad through thick and thin, thank you
Rachel thanks for all the guidance whenever 1 needed it, you have made
some decisions so much easier. Brenna thanks for being someone I could tell
anything and everything too, no matter what, even when I wasn't making any
sense. Hailey you are truly an individual and 1 love you to pieces for it- never
change! David 1 am so glad you came into my life this year, and now 1 can't
imagine it without you. To my coaches and teachers thanks for the endless
support and always pushing for more. Feds and Mac your chocolate was
always key. Ms. Hillier and E to the Z thanks for all the guidance. Mrs. Beck
and Ms. Salt thanks for always fixing me. And lastly thanks to my friends,
you guys have made every second at TCS great!

Lou Chapman

There is much in lifethat can and can't be spoken
about. The journey has just begun. The time has
come the walrus said to speak of many things;
of shoes and ships and ceiling wax, of cabbages
and kings. And why the seas are boiling hot, and
whether pigs have wings...

I am my mother and my father's daughter. My
friends are a part of my world. I am four years
older than I was. I have good habits and bad. I
have learned much, and forgotten much. I have
left, and I have come back. I have lost and gained;
tried and failed; loved and hated. I have grown.

Remember to be at peace with yourself, because
that's truly all you have.
One love

Mikel Bauer

Listen to the MUSTN'TS, child.
Listen to the DON'TS
Listen to the SHOULDN'TS
The IMPOSSIBLES, the WON'TS
Listen to the NEVER HAVES
Then listen close to me -
Anything can happen, child,
ANYTHING can be.
-Shel Silverstein

The biggest thanks go to my rents who have
seen the good, bad and Fugly and never once
left me alone in it. Next goes to my roommate
Karen who I will always love and cherish, along
with everyone I have shared memories, jokes,
and all around good times with, too many to
name; you all know who you are. Lastly to my
teachers, for all the ones that became more than
just a person preaching in class you became a
second parent and I will never forget you. To you
all, remember to always be yourself and never
give up; ANYTHING can be. Scott House don't
ever hide your quirks, I love you.
Live well and live free and hopefully our paths
will cross again. Peace.

Cait Byrne

The to-do list never dies.

You must learn the rules to brejik them properly.

The valley is never tec sketch.

Stand corrected with humihty.

Know when you are right and hold strong.

Live, love and laugh.

The problems at hand are lighter than at heart.

Red nails are classy not trashy.

Appreciate your educational

Opportunity, you have been given much.

Be eloquently obscene.

We did it like that, and now we'll do it like this.

Don't look back in anger.

"Choose your future. Choose life."

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Kathryn Dagg

Wow. ..it's really over. Three years ago I arrived,
wrifh no idea of what to make of the massive school
that looked like something out of a Harry Potter
novel and seemed even more intimidating. 1 leave
with... well, to sum it up, TCS has really opened
my eyes. 1 thank my parents for giving me the
opportunity to leave Pickering High, and to come
here, somewhere completely different. To those
teachers who supported me, I greatly appreciate
it. To my friends and peers.. ..thanks for the many
good times. You know, Jimmy's runs and living
in Port Hope didn't turn out to be that great after
all. To the swim team, accidents happen. Have fun
next year.

And since I'm pretty sure some people read these,
here's something to ponder over. . .
"You can check out anytime you like, but you can
never leave" -The Eagles

"So take these words and sing out loud/ 'cause
everyone's forgiven now/ 'cause tonight's the night
the world begiiw again" -Goo Goo Dolls

Monique Tremblay

If 1 told you the past three years went "by
fast, 1 would be lying. My time at Trinity
has been long and full of great experiences,
which will be with me forever. I have learned
many important lessons at Trinity, and I have
made many best friends. 1 would like to start
by thanking my parents for providing me
with the opportunity to come to Triruty. To
my friends, thank you for helping as 1 try to
navigate my way through a complicated high
school experience. Kristen you are my best
friend and my sister and no matter where our
futures take us I know that this will never
change. Priya, you have been a lifesaver at
Trinity and 1 always know that 1 can depend
on you, Clara, you are an amazing friend and
you have wonderful musical talent. Kathryn,
you are probably one of the funniest kids I have
ever met, and I cannot remember a day when
you have not brought me to tears of laughter
so never ever change
Life is a sandwich- eat it up!

Kristen Mastinsek-Payne

Coming to TCS in Y2, 1 was nervous, but exciteal 1 was
eager to meet new people, and new faces. I now leave
the school sad, but with knowledge, countless memories,
and friendships. Monique: Three years and I feel like
I've knoviTi you for a lifetime. If I didn't have you, I don't
know what 1 would have done. You will always be my best
friend and we will nfi'er lose touch. Thtmks for the great
times in the Demetres bathroom. Kathryn: You make me
laugh everyday and I will never forget your mysterious
ways. I will always remember our special times. ThaiJts
for making my everyday hilarious. Priya: You are my
shoulder to cry on. I wiU always love you hommie! Caitlin:
Mv chicaga buddy. 1 will always remember you home slice.
Mom and Dad: Thanks for this amazing opportunity;
every moment was worth it! I love you both. Jeff: Stay in
school; love it while you can. Thanks to the graduating
class for such an awesome year. Good luck in all the years
ahead of you. TCS has been the best three years of my life.
I will miss you all.

Jordan Chase

Wow, five years and 1 made it. First 1 would like to commend the kitchen
staff. OSLER HALL IS AMAZING (what I will miss most about TCS)!
Shout-out to the fallen comrades: Wes, Phil, Stu, and Sheckler... peace boys.
Thanks to Chopes and Amar, I would not have stayed if not for you guys.
Football, Hockey, Rugby, Golf, thanks coaches. What 1 remember: getting
caught cheating in Oxford Cup, left at a cathedral in Europe, shenanigans on
Littleside hockey, the couch, adventures in the matrix, house diimers. Super
TA, The Green Machine, Kor-dawg, Van Hoof and the Orchard crew, Nower
on the nintento, and Rob ripping on folks at the trina awards. Alexandre, sorry
about the salt. Squid, keep on rocking and sorry about the plaque thing. Pass-
o-guava is the best, use the back way to get into lunch, never tuck in, be late for
class, rip the top button, and do not take no for an answer. 1 would like to say
high school were the greatest years of my life but. . .Respect your elders, ihink
before speaking, and appreciate the opportunities given to you here. Use
phrases Uke: Bingo, Now yer on the trolley, BIF, and are you serious Clark?
"School's been blown to pieces, no more pencils, no more books, no more
teachers', dirty looks" Special thanks to David Wills, TL, DuBroy, Selby, and
Felipe. . .you guys are great.
This is getting lame...
Wanna get outta here?
(I sure do)

Ryan McCurdy

Mv nigh school career at TCS has Dee

My Tiigh school career at TCS has 'been an interesting one to say the least. I'd
like to thank everyone that helped me make it through, my folks, teachers
and all of my friends. Shout-outs to the Hawks, GM boys. Tour Guys (we
are Eskimos) and everyone else who made my time at TCS more enjoyable.
For those who are coming back next year, I wish you the best of luck
"and let me tell you this, the older you do get, the more rules they're going
to try to get you to follow, you just gotta keep livin'...L-I-V-I-N"
(Wooderson, D&C)
Peace

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Peter

Trinitv can only be described as the best two years
ot my life. I left my little rock of Barbados and
went out to experience the world of Canada, and
it couldn't have been better I'd like to thank mums
and dads for the opportunity- no matter what I
did, you remained supportive. I have met some
of the greatest people, friends that I hope to stay
in touch with for years. Unfortunately there were
fallen soldiers that couldn't graduate with me. Cook,
Casgrain, Robinson and Bethel. Good times were
had, Christinas tree car\'ing, school dance prep,
hockey spectating, grillies, reggaelutions, rugby
tour, CoUingwood. Hatch, thanks for being a wicked
roommate, I know we'll stay in touch. Mooney, we
got pretty dose towards the end, always remember
the "days of old", they can't be forgotten. Sadie, the
good times and memories with you will remain in
my heart forever To all the other ladies in my life,
and to all my other friends, I hope we meet again.
Thanks to Bethune house for putting up with me,
props to Keiser, Ingram and Shaughnessy. And to
next year's class, try to stay out of trouble.

Stuart Mooney

The two years I have been here at TCS
have been the most memorable two years
of my life. I want to thank my parents for
supporting me, especially when things got
rough. To the Belhune boys that left early,
Stu, Robinson and Cooker; chilling times
in the red light room, ucher and rummy,
great times that won't be forgotten. To
Murray and Hatch, thanks for helping
me through the last stretch of the year.
To the boys on the Hockey Team it was
an interesting season including the
good times on the Finland/Sweden trip.
Thanks to the teachers and masters who
supported and helf>ed me. I'll remember
all the good hmes, hockey, and chilling
on the terraces in the spring with the fris
and all the people who make life at TCS
so worth while. It has been a great 2 years
which will be remembered forever. In the
words of Jerry:

"Every silver lining's got a touch of
grey"

David Hatch

Four years ago 1 would never have imagined being in
Canada before University, never thought that 1 would
watch an ice hockey game and never thought I would
know so many different people. UrUike some people, TCS
has been nothing but good hmes: soccer season, parties,
CoUingwood, Montreal, Rugby tour 06 (stories galore),
rugby season, Bethune fight nights. ...It wouldn't have
been the same without the Bethune guys, Peter, Cooker
Mooney, Casgrain, McCartney, Devin and Branch and Ray
last year. Islanders you know who you are and Bajans,
most of all, thanks for the times. Mum and Dad, I love
you and can't thank you enough for this opportunity and
for everything I've done while I was here. I appreciate
everything and I'm grateful for all the sacrifices you have
made for me. Sharmon, I will never forget you, thank
you for always being beautiful and always being there. I
never thought I would find anyone as great as you and I
can't even imagine what I would have done without you
this year. Lastly, thai\ks to all my teachers and coaches
especially Keiser, Ingram and Robert, you have made my
career at TCS flourish. The next step awaits. . . .University
here we come.

Lindsay Pollard

After spending 6 years in one place I realize there are a lot of thank yous
that need to be said. First and foremost, thank you to my grandparents and
parents for making TCS a possibility. Mom and Dad, your behind the scenes
support means more to me than I let on. Fras, thanks for leading the way as
my big bro and more importantly a friend. CJ, thanks for just being there
to remind me what's important in life without even knowing you're doing
it. Mrs. Beck, thanks for all the winks of understanding and encouragement
(they really meant so much). Coach T, thanks for making hockey seasons
the absolute best part of my years here. Thanks to all my other coaches and
teammates in all my sports seasons for making practices, games and bus rides
my best memories of this place. To all my girls, it was the time spent with
you that made coming in to school every day worthwhile. I'll miss you JB
(x3), JM, AC, DC, GR, EB, SS, LB, AM, a^d NSG's. I never thought I would
say this, but looking back I realize now that TCS has become a part of who I
am. And for that I know I will always be grateful.

ine Boss

CS is much more than school work. It's a place where you make amazing
connections with people, and learn so much about yourself by growing
alongside with others. 'You leam about life and love, and most importantly that
it's not what you spend your time doing, but who you spend your time with.
I know my experiences here have been so meaningful because of the people
that I have shared them with. To mu :^irl>: You know who you are, and I love
you all! Thanks for the good times (Bermuda, sheep costumes, dance parties,
NSG's, "2-4" etc). ,\lrs T: Your unconditional love and support has meant the
world to me, and I can't thank you enough for always being there. You will
always have a special place in my heart. Mr T: Thanks for everything you've
done, and most especially thank you for making my hockey experiences so
memorable. Stilly: 80's movies rughts, "god aunts", laughter and tears - you're
awesome. My hockey );;irh: From the original b-a-n-a-n-a-s to "Save a Horse"
you guys were awesome and I'll miss you all. My famili/: thanks for this
cm:\azing opportunity, I am forever grateful. To everyone I'm leaving behind,
enjoy every moment you have here, and cherish the relationships with the
people that mean the most to you.

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Daniel Hatch

1 was only here for two years but I can say I met a lot of great people.
1 jusi want to big up my boys like Swanny, Rob, Alexiou, Tahmer, J-Rod
(David),Holmes and Pete- without you, it would have been hell. 1 want to
thank my teachers and coaches for teaching me what I need to know to do
well in the reed world. Also I really want to thank my parents because without
them none of this would have been possible. Want to wish the people that are
back next year good luck and trust me it gets better in year four.

Avinash Trivedi

TCS has been more than just a school. It has been a home, a
family, and great friend. I will forever remember all the lessons,
good times, and friends that I have gained over the past four years.
I would first like to thank my family. My courageous mother, loving sister,
and guardian angel father have always been there for me, through thick and
thin. Without their love and sacrifice, I would never have been able to have
the tremendous happiness TCS has offered. Prefects - we've been through so
much. We started out as friends and grew into a family. Thanks to Boseovski,
Kettlewell, and JJ- I'U always remember all the great Hmes that we shared. I
also want to thank the teachers and staff for putting up with me. Mr. Allen,
Mr. Christ, and all of Bickle house - you guys have been great. Good luck to
you aU. Swanny and Geo - We made it (four years!). F-Diddy: Take care and
God Bless. Thanks for aU your help in everything.

Good luck to the class of 2006! I know that all of you will reach your
dreams.
"Shoot for the moon. Even if you miss, you'll land among the stars!"

Christina Cousins

I've spent the last four years counting the days
until graduation and now that I'm sitting here
writing my grad quote, I wonder where the
time has gone. Don't get me wrong - I'm glad
I'm done! To my parents - I love you so much
and thank you for providing me with this
opportunity and for supporting the decisions
I've made. The last four years were stressful
at times and I wouldn't have survived them
without you. Caleigh - These past six years
have been wild and I expect the next four to be
no different - BFF!!! Mrs. Paziuk and Mrs. Beck
- thank you both for everything you've done
for me these past four years. I'm definitely
going to miss all of our chats next year. To the
rest of yon - thanks for all the good times. I'm
glad we crossed paths but now it's time to go
our separate ways. Despite my doubts about
this school, the memories I have of this place
are irreplaceable.

Caleigh Webb

Wow, it's finally over! I came to TCS in grade
10, and what a difference it was coming from a
regular high school. I have been given so many
opportunities and life changing experiences
that I would have never been offered if I didn't
come here; exchange trip to France, training for
the swim team in Barbados and so much more.
I would have never made it this far if it weren't
for my parents. They were my biggest fans and
supported me through everything. I love you
both so much, I don't know what I would have
done if it weren't for you guys. To Mrs. Beck and
Mrs. Paziuk, thank you for always being there
when I needed someone to talk to or a shoulder
to cry on. I'm going to miss our good chats and
all the times we spent together. To all my friends
I'm going to miss you guys, thanks for always
putting up with me, especially you Chrystina
you were always there for me and always will
be . . . BFF ! ! ! ! Thanks again to everyone and good
luck to the future grads.

Rachelle Krause

I can't believe it... I survived! I'm a TCS grad! It's truly
amazing to think of all that I've been able to accomplish
in these four short years. I've learned new things, made
some great friends, travelled to beautiful destinations
and learned valuable life lessons. Since I began at Trinity
I've discovered a few things, "I can do all things through
Christ who strengthens me." Philippians 4:13. The universe
doesn't revolve around me, our lives are not defined by
the strength of our passions but by the depth of our love,
fanuly are your biggest supporters, and no matter how
hectic things get there's always time for two cups of coffee
with a friend. I would hke to thank my Lord Jesus for all
the strength, love and protection you give me everyday,
my parents for sacrificing so much to get me to this point,
my teachers for your great influence and example, my
brother Brendan for always lighting up my life, my Rigby
girls for being the best house in the world, and especially
the grads. Goodbye for now, but not forever, if you see me
on the street act like you know me, lol, remember, the sky's
the limit, don't put boundaries on your thinking or abilities.
If I could leave you all with some advice it would be, never
zone-out while driving, it's hazardous to your health, and
to de-stress, turn on your music, and dance in front of your
mirror with your purple spans, it's the best way! Peace out
my homies, all the best.

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Alex Brown

It's harder lo come up with inspiration for this grad quote than I thought. Most people thank their
parents. 1 love mine very much, my mom and dad have always been there for me. I'eople will also thank
their advisor Mr. Kedwell has been my rock, always standing up for me and keeping me in line, and
I'm very grateful. Others thank family. Devin you've always been there regardless, thank you. You have
so much to offer, just work hard, and the sky is the limit. Students also thank the school. Mr. Cameron
and Ms Paziuk did so much for me, I couldn't thank them enough. And of course, everyone mentions
friends. Sam, you've been my best friend since we first met in grade nine, thanks for the memories.
Blake, three years as roommates, thank you for putting up with me. Jamie, I wouldn't be who 1 am now
without you. Through good and bad, it was always worth it. Come to think of it I've learned so much
from everyone here in such a short time. Best of luck everyone, live life and be yourself.
I guess inspiration wasn't hard to find after all.
Thank you TCS, take care.

Sam Ou

Devin Brown

James Dean once said that you should dream as if you'll live forever, and live as if you'll die today.
In that sense TCS is really what you make of it, day in and day out. What I have made in my four
years of TCS is a group of great friends who had great times every single day. The school changed
me for the better and that's for certain; I can't imagine what I would be like today had I not lived
here for the past four years.

I want to thzink my Mom and Dad for giving me the opportunity to experience this school. Also my
friends who are still here for making it the experience that it was, and to everyone who got kicked
along the way - I'm sorry you didn't last until the end. (Especially Bethel.) The school is in great hands
though with the Bethune FY's and everyone in between. To Sam, Marshall, Havilland and Hamir,
keep the house in check next year!

In concluding, my parting words of advice for everyone is to just have a great time at TCS like I did . . .
everyone knows those who can't find a good time at our school don't know how to have a good time
in the first place. So good luck to everyone else along the way!

Derreck Martin

Trinity College School, the machine, the bubble.

The envirormient that shelters all (some) of those who made the decision to enter it. I made that decision
four Years ago, four glorious years corisumed by the bubble, four years come and gone much quicker
than I ever thought they would. Maybe this is why apart of me wants to stay, but nevertheless my time
has been spent, the fat lady has sung her song and I am ready to hit the dirt road. AH my successes and
failures mean nothing, now that the bubble has been popped I am nothing but a student with a high
school diploma and all the tools and experiences that Trinity has provided me with. ...which is a lot.
I'd like to themk my parents for all the help along the way and then some. Grandy who aided me in
basically whatever interest I ever had and FD, who always looked out for my better interests. Good
luck to Bethune House in 2007, 1 hope you all, especially the grads, don't follow the path of our fallen
comrades but most importantly make TCS everything it promised to be.
Adios

Four years has really flown by, it really does
seem like it was yesterday that 1 was in grade
nine and clueless as anything and now I am a
grad saying goodbyes. It's weird. It really is a
bitter sweet and I will be the first to say that I
will miss TCS but I leave a few words for those
of you who remain;

"...And I'm ready lo blow /all
'Bout to go y'all
Been a pleasure to know y'all
And I'm lettin' you know ...

Memories don't live like people do

They always remember you

Whether things are good or bad, ifs just the

memories

Memories don't live like people do-o

Baby don't forget me, I'm a travellin' man

Movin through places, space and time

Gotta lotta things I got to do

GOD willin' I'm comin back to you

My baby boo.

I'm a travelUn' man

Movin through places, space and time(space

and tiiiime)

Gotta lotta things I got to do

But GOD willin' I'm comin back to you

Baby boo

I'm leavin" (Mos Def)

Blake Macfarlane

Peace out to the teachers who taught me more

than grades.

PK - respect, big up yourself.

Shout out to my family for everythang.

What else can I say?

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David Morrison

Lots of laughs. Trinitv was a big joke. 10% of my time here was spent actually
learning in a classroom. The other 90% was spent playing videogames or
hacky sack in Hodgetts. I wasn't a prefect or a head of house, head of a club
or committee. . .or any position of authority at all. For this, 1 am eternally
grateful. Quiet and shy for my first 3 years here, I finally hatched out of
my shell in this past year. I can't fathom as to why I hadn't earUer, this past
year has been the best of my experience here. There are a lot of people I
could "shout out" to, but thank yous would be more appropriate: I thank
my parents for having the good sense to send me here, and the guys in
Hodgetts for putting up with me, you know who you are, to CR for being
there always, and of course to my best bud Picov- whom I would not have
made it through without. To all of the people whom 1 have been here with
for 4 years and have never spoken to, it wasn't an accident.
All My Best
Laugh and cry... actually, just laugh.

Graeme Parker

First off I'd like to thank my Dad and Mom for sending me to TCS. I'd like to
thank my brothers for such great times, you guys rock. 1 want to that\k Mr.
Hollett, Mr. Taylor and Mr. Anderson for being amazing teachers. TL for being
such a great man. Mr. Powles for getting me organised in Grade 8. Themk
you Mr. Wright for putting my faith back into TCS. I'll forget somebody if 1
Ust names. I'll just say to my close friends; you guys know who you are. Best
of luck wherever you end up; stay in touch. GB keep in touch ex-neighbour.
Lightbulb, good luck next year. Ha Ram, I'm speechless. There are so many
things I want to say. Thank you for making my last year the best of six. I
have so much respect for you. You will always be special to me no matter
what happens, no eh puda.

Don't be stupid. Appreciate the opportunity you've been given by going to
TCS and tough it out.
"Nobody can pedal the bike for you"

Greg Young

Six years nave gone by since the first day back in grade 7, and the time has
truly been worth while. I'm ready for a change now, but not without thanking
those who have made the past unforgettable. TharU^ go to the parents and
brother, who have made it all possible, thanks to the teachers, who have
always been supportive, but most importantly, thanks to all of those who
make this place fun. To those who deserve a mention, you know who you
are, and I'm sure the past six years won't be the last. Of all the memories
I've taken away, nothing beats driving home early on a Wednesday, catch
in the bullpen, chapel skips and last period spares, smash, the Ho's, making
something funny out of nothing, New York/Orleans and every other defining
moment. A wise man once said, "A man is known by the company he keeps,"
and he was correct. It's the friends, family and everyone else that helps out
along the way that get you to that final day in June, and they will never be
forgotten. To those who stay behind, stay out of trouble for the best is yet
to come.

Justin Picov

In 200 words, it's impossible to recall every experience I've had at TCS, but
what I can say is that Trinity has taught me so many great things. Singling
out people to thank is impossible to do in such Uttle space, so I'll leave my
last words to everyone who has influenced my life. To the teachers who
have shaped my perception of the world through countless hours of Maths,
Sciences, Social Sciences, and Language: your persistence and patience is
forever appreciated. To all the friends who have made a difference in my
life: I couldn't have asked for any greater of a group. My memories from the
past six years are a compilation of some of the greatest times in my life, and
will never be forgotten. To my family, who has done nothing but encourage
me to do my best and help me through good times and bad: I love you and
I couldn't have done it without you. To my greatest friend: I look forward to
every day knowing you're part of my life. For the grads and future grads:
"Success is measured by the goals you accomplish, the moments you cherish,
and the people you love."

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Charlie Sullivan

First off, 1 have to thank my rents for everything they've done- sorry for
all the bad grades and worries. Also to my Bro, you're the best brother I
could ever ask for. Second, to everyone that helped me to survive this year.
Coach TL, you're the only reason 1 made it through these years, thanks for
not hassling me. Coach Allen, thanks for at least trying to make me get my
act together. And to my boys, Steffo, it's been a crazy 2 years; Benjie, you
my little brother always; Bobby, enough good hmes; Spic, never forget you
man, you're like my separated twin; Tahmer, you'll never get rid of me; Ola,
4 classes, late nights, good times; Giajonie, good always knowing you were
around; Mitch, Max, Sheriff, Marcus you will always be my true favourite
crew; Also Ducky, Top Dawg, McCurdy, Brent boys, Joe, it's been real. To
the juniors. Steams, Sheck-Diggy, Knowlsy, Febpe, Backhorz(Y2), keep going
boys. The girls, thanks I guess... Juul, you taught me a whole lot about life,
JB . . ., Court, Chels, Christen, Skye, Mcconney, lil' sis, it's been decent. . . Peace
out everybody, high school's been a journey...

Lachlan McLevin

Two years boarding at tcs... $80,000

Plane tickets home due to suspensions... $5000

Calling Linda for "hockey sticks" . . . $4000

Random charges on school account... $2000

Flyin' with the hawks... priceless

Nick, Bachorz and sheckler. . . although you boys probably

won't be back, I know you would have held it dovim the

way we did. Bobby, Steffo, Russ, Chaser, McCurdy and

the rest of the Hawks, you guys were always there to take

my mind off work, and put it on something else. I'll be

gone in 5 weeks, and I can't say I'll be sad to go. For those

who made a difference and helped me out, you know

who you are, and I am grateful. Peace TCS.

David Stefopolus

Well it's been an adventure at TCS to say the least, I'm grateful my parents had

the faith in me to make it because otherwise I wouldn't be here. For that I am

eternally grateful.

Hawks. Without you boys I would actually remember the past 2 years and that

would be scary. Bobby, Locke, Russ, Sheckler, Bachorz, Johnson, McCurdy and

Chaser you boys won't be forgotten anytime soon and I'm sure we'll be holding

it down wherever we're at in the future. Sully it's been good times holding down

Bickle house, 300 forever. To all the geese who were killed in the hunt this year

(Benjie, Wes, Casgrain), the school was a worse place without you.

Juul, I have one word, astonishing. You're an amazing person and I couldn't

have possibly found a better fit to spend the end of the year with. I can't even

imagine the possibilities, if we had a little more time. Stay in touch babe.

To all my people struggling against their individual goals worldwide stay

strong.

"Whenever death may surprise us, let it be welcome if our battle cry has

reached even one receptive ear, and another hand reaches out to take up our

arms."

- Ernesto "Che" Guevara

IJLA

Michael Orr

Trinit> was an experience ...let's leave it at that
Many grateful tharJ^ to...

the Hawks "no one reveals such gold", the boarders, the day
students, my roonunate, my 10 other roommates, my second
room in Bickle and the big tiggas who lived there, home, the
trees, the railroad tracks, the river, the rir\k, the slant, the tower,
the drive in, the bridge, the dirt road, telephone road, the beach,
the cement block, the plateau, the 2 floor fan. Shell, the green
machine, the excali has many features, the late night sessions
and Steve Zissou, to the hockey team, the 05 graduates, Finland
Germany and Matej, to those who didn't make it, to those who
did, to those who will...hopefully and Laura my favourite
distraction.

"Whafs in store for me in the direction I don't take?" - Jack
Kerouac

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Julia Bakker

My high school journey wasn't just about the halls 1 walked through but the
people I walked along with. To these people, I express my appreciation.
Mom and Dad: I can't thank you enough for this opportunity. I am truly
grateful for your love and support behind me no matter what I decide. To
Graeme: Thanks for your ongoing advice and still understanding what it's
like to be a kid. Dave, my best friend: The times we shared will be never
be forgotten. You're crazy man. I love you, but you're crazy. To the girls:
You are what have made my exjjerience here. The laughs are what have
kept me sane and the tears are what have kept me safe. To the boys: You've
definitely kept my Life eventful. But thanks for always making me smile.
To the Traugotts, my family away from home, you've always been there to
listen and offer very helpful advice. To Mrs. Christ: Your unending support
and guidance has helped me keep my life in order. To the Richards family:
You have always been so welcoming to me and 1 am sincerely thankful for
your unending hospitality. It's been full of laughs and tears but now our
time has come to an end to pass it along to the next generations. To those
still at TCS, take care of this place and enjoy it while it lasts. Joni Mitchell's
lyrics will guide you through the tough times and the Pointer Sister's songs
will dance you through the good.

"Just let this moment live forever, we won't ever feel the storm."
- Leslie Feist

Andrea Mathieson

"Turns out its not where but who you're with that really matters" Dave
Matthews Band

The past 4 years of my life are best exemplified through looking at the
people I've encountered, the people who were with me for the good times
and the bad times. My family: you've put up with a lot, and for that, 1 am
truly grateful. To the faculty members who've been more like friends than
teachers to me: Thanks for teaching me how to believe in myself, and simply
how to be myself. To my friends: your friendship has meant the world to
me. I've come to realize that you are what truly made this school awesome.
All the good times- 3FN, Port Hope Hustla's, room 202, Traugott's study.
Sheep costumes, OC nights, late night chats, dance parties, sleepovers, BS
Sundy, video games, Fyah Marshalling, 7:40 breakfasts, NSG's, jazz band.
Snack Shack. . .and yes, even classes- will be missed. If there's anything I've
learned at TCS, it's that you should do what you like, don't get caught up
in competing with each other. There will always be someone who seems
smarter, prettier, more athletic, or better than you in some way. Don't
spend time being jealous, it's silly. All you can do is be yourself, and that's
more than good enough. Don't get caught up in a crazy pursuit for ties or
medals or trophies, just do what makes you happy. It's been full of ups and
downs, but all in all good times. FYs- keep 'er fun, Ketchum- keep 'er real,
and grads-we got 'er done.

Sarah Sands

When first introduced to TCS I was incapable of even
understanding the changes I would experience within 4 years.
To my parents, thank you for supporting me through every
decision I've made. You've always been behind me, taking care
of me in every possible way, and I love you so much for that.
Caro and Lucy, I honestly don't know where I would be without
you! You've been my escape at the worst of times and made your
homes a home for me. Emily, the crows and gulls would just be
birds if it wasn't for you! You've helped me through the past
four years more than you will ever know. And to everyone who
has ever let me vent to them about my drama of the week, you
too have helped make TCS an experience that I will always want
to remember. Despite my complaints, I'll never forget or regret
a single moment that's passed. Andrea, we may be running in
circles in this Mad World but remember, life's just a conch fritter.
You know what to do with it.

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Blayne Kettlewell

First and foremost, 1 must thank my family for all their love and
supfwrt over the past few years while attending Trinity. I must
sav the friendships that I have formed at Trinity will truly last a
lifetime. To the grads of last year, Ben, Joude, Kizzle, and the rest
of the boys, good luck in all of your future endeavours. Patrick,
you endured rooming with me for two years which is a feat on its
own. 1 am sure whatever life throws your way you shall overcome
it and be a success. J] you proved to be a great friend who could
always seem to find humour in the little amusements from day to
day. Avi, "man with the tan", HP keep trudging along with your
work ethic and the sky's your limit. To the Koreans and the great
leader Steve Eum, keep steadfast, don't play too many computer
games in college, and take it easy on the lungs. Mike, keep the
Macedonian tradition alive and don't forget, "you miss all the shots
you don't take". To the grads of '07, Sammy, MuUane, Fehpe, B-rad,
and the rest of the boys, keep Bickle strong and true. Thanks for
all the good times and best of luck for next year's grads. Until our
paths cross again, farewell.

"If you can imagine it you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you
can become it." WiUiam Arthur Ward

Ja Joon Kim

Wow... So I've finally come to the end. The last two years at
TC5 were challenging and demanding. In retrospect, the School
has provided me more than in depth knowledge of science
and math. It taught me to be patient and gave me courage to
try something new. This place has given me the greatest gift
of my life, the people. I met so many great people here and
without them, I couldn't have survived. Special thanks to my
ex-roommate. Boss. If you hadn't ditched me so many times, my
life here could have been a lot better, but oh well. . . it happened.
I'd seriously like to thank you for your help and for making
such an unforgettable memory. I want you to remember that
the chance onlv comes once and you should take it when you
have it (I'm talking about BC), otherwise you will regret it.
Blavne, I am so glad that you are going to the U of T at Austin!
I really appreciate everything you have offered me and It's
been so much fun to hang out with you (special memory of our
party in Feb at your place). To Avi, our university life will be
much easier after all the work we've done for AFs. Good luck
in Montreal and let's keep in touch! Thanks to all the teachers
who taught some great stuff and housemasters, Mr. Allen and
Mr. Christ, who have been looking after all the Bickle boys.
To the remaining TCS guys, including Kenny and my good
roommate, Sam, best of luck with you guys next year and keep
in touch! Last, but not least, I would like to dedicate everything
to my parents who have been the greatest supporters of my life.
Mom and dad, without your ultimate love, trust, and sacrifice,
nothing could have been possible. To my only dear sister Song
Yi, even though we fight often, I want you to know that I love
you more than anybody else in the world. Finally, I am ready to
go out to the real world and enjoy my life to the fullest.
"Ask and it will be given to you; seek and you wrill find; knock
and the door will be opened to you."

Mike Boseovski

This quote is dedicated to all the people who have helped make me into the person
I am. First, my father, a man of infinite truth and modesty. He has always tried to
teach me that a great man is one who will always do good, and to treat others as
I would like to be treated. My mother, besides raising me from birth, has taught
me how to concede in arguments when arguing with her, and to have patience
with her. Third, my brother James, a fountain of reason and knowledge. Often I
have been astray and he has pulled me onto the right path, with no thought of me
giving thanks to him. I thank him now. Fourth, Tony, a God fearing and loving man
who always means well to others and who works hard to assure that he and those
around him live peaceably. Fifth, who besides the physical differences I would
consider my third brother. 11 years of friendship with Blayne has taught me one
thing and one thing only, there is absolute 100% certainty of a living God. But all
joking aside, thaiJ« Blayne for being there, debating with you was like debating
with myself, I have to admit that I agreed with you on most of the things we argued
about. It was solely for the pleasure of playing devil's advocate. Good luck next
year, although we both know luck has very little to do wath it. I trust you will do
well and expect to see you in the business section of the Toronto Star soon. JJ, these
two years have been too short. I thank you for always being in a good mood even
when 1 didn't share one; don't lose that characteristic, it's a gift. Good luck next
year in California. I hear the plastic surgery industry is excellent over there, just
kidding. Avi, your constant persistence and perseverance have already affirmed
my past beUef, that if you knock hard and fast enough, the door of 201 will open.
To all the Koreans, who made me lose my money to DOTA (PL, SL, SE, SY, KB,
BH, RJ, Jae, RY, and Xiao). To Felipe, who is more competitive than anyone I've
ever met. It's good though, it'll take you places. To all of Bickle. To the all teachers,
Ms Pontieri, and Mr.& Mrs. Taylor in particular. To the rest of my family. Thanks
everyone. To everyone I forgot, sorry. "Live long, and prosper" Speck.

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WHERE ARE THEY GOING?

Acadia

Greg Samson-Strecker

Barbados Community College

Dominic Serrao

Bishop's University
Devin Brown
Darren Clark

Boston University
Venus Mak

Brock University
Mikel Bauer
Kamir Hiam
TaJuner Tohme

Canada World Youth
Blake Macfarlane

Carleton University

Jushn Chan
Evan Fishlock

Carnegie Mellon University
Scott Yang

College of Saint-Benedict

Penny Yu

Concordia University
Stefan Kirkpatrick

Dalhousie University
Greg Bathe
David Berg
Alex Browm
Jordan Chase
Sam Gianonne
Michael Orr
David Richards
David Stefopulos
Charlie Sullivan
Andrevif Walker

Ferris State University
Lachlan McLevin

Gap Year

Jessica Chapman
Laura Biggar
Mallory Maynard
Ryan McCurdy

Indiana University Bloomington
Brian Ahn
So Heui Shin

McGill University
Julia Bakker
Kathryn Dagg
Russell Edwards
Peter Gillespie
Neil Issar
Clarence Lam
Andrea Mathieson
Rachael McConney
Jocelyn Murphy
Charlene Park
Avinash Trivedi
Kevin Yean

McMaster
Daniel Hatch
Jess Herman
Geoffrey Holmes
Duncan Kwan
David Morrison
Steve Ra
Jarryd Ray
Monique Tremblay

Mount Allison University
Jenna Briggs

New York University
Ja Joong Kim

Oxford Brookes University
Peter Murray

Parsons School of Design
Lou Chapman

Queen's

Sam Bourgeois
Will Camm
David Hatch
Christina Hermanns
Stebby Lai
Stuart Mooney
Sam Outerbridge
Lindsay Pollard
Sarah Sands
Shannon Swift
Korey Walker
Andrew Woodward
Greg Young

Georgetown University
Alexandra Landegger

Queen's Abroad
Derreck Martin

Huron University
Cristin Alexander

Ryerson University

JunNg

Erin Botrie
Noah Desjardins
Alex Juul
Rob MacGregor
Jeanie Mahon

Graeme Parker

SL John's College
Malcolm Cedl-Cockwell

Samantha Saunders
Nick Topolie

SL Lawrence University

Scott Bosy

University College London
Germaine Chau

University of British Columbia

Karen Baxter

Alii Conyers

Emily Foster

David Hyun

Jae Jang

Michelle Lam

Ha Ram Lee

Genna Reid

University of Calgary
Brie McKenzie

University of Guelph
Jacqueline Boss
Jennie Ross
Courtney Stevens

University of Illinois at
Urbana Champagne
Caitlin Jonassen

University of King's College
Cait Byrne

University of Lausanne
Jon Mullane

University of Leeds

Steven Ligatsa

University of Ontario
Justin Chin-You
Rachelle Krause
Matt Walker

University of Ottawa
Kristen Mastinsek-Payne
Nick McCartney
David Picdni

University of Southampton

James Clark

University of Texas at Austin
Blayne Kettlewell

University of Toronto
Thomas Davis
Priya Gupta
Ben Hur
Clara Jin
Justin Picov
Michelle Tsui

University of Victoria
Courtney Turcot

University of Waterloo
Alexander Brown
Michael Chu
Amanda Fung
Bin Hyun
Patrick Lee
OlaOjo
Chris Wong

University of Western Ontario

Matthew Alexiou
Roni Au

Chrystina Cousins
Chelsea Smith
Caleigh Webb
Xiao Yue
Aaron Ballantyne
Irwin Poon
Steve Eum
Alana Gulka
Chris Selby

Year off

Becky Faulks

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roomies Monty and Lauren.
Jenny, Ali, Claudia and Alex
touch a real 01>'inpic medal!
Nice moustache, Harding.
Julia smiles for the camera.
Some Y2s on their travel history
trip.

J-Ray getting what he deserves.
Jenna and Cristin at their House
dinner.

Michael Chu- pro-star Fyah
Marshall.

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DJ and Jake are nordic skiers and
friends.

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SPEECH DAY

'77/ take any trophy. I don't care what it
says on it. "

— Mary-Louise Parker

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GcK)d afternoon and welcome to Members of the Board of Trustees, Members of the Board of Governors along with Chairman
Mr. Tim Kennish, members of the Senior School and Junior School faculty, staff, parents, grandparents, relatives, friends,
the student body and our honoured guests the Graduating Class of 2006.

The 2005-2006 academic year has been a memorable one in the life of Trinity College School. A month ago at our Leaving
Class Dinner I started off by saying,

"To capture a year in the life of Trinity is a bit like counting from zero to infinity".

There are simply too many achievements and successes to menhon. Nor would it do justice to the spirit of kindness, sense
of pride, pervasive respect, and enduring loyalty that, when combined, make up a unique environment and enviable school
community that we have the privilege to call our home.

Thank you. Thank you one and all for enhancing the experience for one another.

To the Graduating Class, first and foremost, I offer my personal congratulations. It has been a long road. For some, the
route has been smooth and paved; for others it has been rocky and uneven. Regardless, you have all reached your final
destination.

Today is a milestone in all of your lives. A major stepping stone toward further education and career. I am sure that you can
now appreciate the decision and sacrifice made by parents and guardians that afforded you all the opportimity to attend
TCS and that the foundation for a promising career and a life of fulfillment has been laid.

In less than two hours you wall leave here to face a host of challenges in a rapidly changing world, including increasing
environmental concerns, intense global competition, and an uncertain political climate that threatens world harmony. But
you are not the first graduating class to embark on higher education into a world of uncertainty. Graduating students have
embarked on education and careers in even more turbulent times not the least of which being two world wars and a world
wide financial depression.

Despite this uncertainty, the breadth and the speed of change in technology has no precedent and, to those of you graduating
today, the world presents the kind of unique, exciting opportunities that previous generations could barely contemplate. At
TCS you have been prepared academically to meet the challenge, but you have also learned the inherent values of working
together in a variety of team and group activities. And what a variety:

House debates and public speaking contests, breakfast Olympics, chapel, choir, arts nights. Jazz Nights, boarding, the Oxford
Cup and Terry Fox Run, Jamaica Self Help, the India Project, film festivals, dramatic productions, international exchanges
to Mexico, Australia and South Africa, stewardships, the Record, the Advocate, the Mac Campbell lecture series with Dr.
David Foote and MISTER Stephen Lewis, Trina awards, athletic awards, the March Break art trip to France and Spain,
TEAC, ECO Heroes, Unsung Heroes, Travel Ed to Quebec and France, hockey trips to Sweden and Finland, rugby tours to
England and Scotland, Remembrance Day, the School's birthday. House dinners and Scholars dinner, the Mexico-Caribbean
hockey game, dances and coffee houses, and yes. Fun Days, Grub Days, Shortened Days and Half Days!

With the diversity in the Class of 2006, each and every one of you will choose a different road, different career paths, but
wherever the road may lead it is my hope that you will on occasion take the road back to TCS to report on your progress.

In short,and in conclusion, I once again offer my congratulations and best wishes to you all for success in your chosen
career. I encourage you all to engage in a life that includes service to others and I sincerly hope that good fortune, honesty,
integrity, character and loyalty remain your constant companion in your life's journey.

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SPEECH DAY PRIZES

Prizes for Academic Excellence

Subject Prizes in the Third Year

Foundation Year

The Marion Garland Prize for English

Claire Bourgeois

Ga Bo Tse

Mackenzie Bowen

The Gareth Jones Prize for Mathematics

Andrea Copeland

Dayna Taylor

Stephanie Dagg

The Philip Bishop Prizes for French

Mark Henderson

Immersion Alex Popoff

Malakai Kirkpatrick

Core Jenna Dickson

Sierra McKenzie

The Spanish Prize

Renee Murphy

Caroline Chagnon

David Woodward

The Music Prize

Alaya Yassein

Macker\zie Jackson

Rachel Young

The Drama Prize

Year Two

Kristina Balaam

Jonathon Austin

The Dr. Forrest Prize in Art

Sarah Chan

Keith Chan

Jessica Chin-You

Thanh Vu

Jenna Dickson

The Hugel Prize in Geography

Sarah Essak

Kenneth Bang

Julia Fishlock

The History Prize

Kelci Lanthier

Meg Herod

Vera Liang

The Armour Memorial Prize for Computer Engineering

Kristen Fallen

Benjamin Pesowksy

Sophia Rashid

The Physics Prize

Dayna Taylor

Stephanie Terfloth

The Chemistry Prize

Mira Trebilcock

Claudia Sanchez

Jessica Tutton

The Biology Prize

Thanh Vu

Ga Bo Tse

David West

The Astronomy Prize

Trinity Prizes and F. A.

Bethune Scholarships

Thomas Sears

Foundation Year

The Ingles Prize in Classics

Stephanie Dagg

Justin Kim

Year Two

The Outdoor Education Prize

Jenna Dickson

David Sylvester

Julia Fishlock

The HPE Leadership Course Prize

The F. A. Bethune Scholarship Mackenzie Jackson

Rachel Flynn

Headmaster's Award for Academic Distinction

The Headmaster's Award for Shared Leadership

in the Third Year

Kristina Balaam

Jessie Ashbourne

David Rowen

Ken Bang

Marianne Stefopulos

Jay Baxter

Caroline Chagnon

Prizes for Outstanding Contribution to

Jaime Chan

School Life

Caitlin Conyers

Foimdation Year -The Hamilton Bronze Medal

Symon Edmonds

Jennifer Guenette

Alison Holmes

Year 2- The 1945 Challenge Trophy

Mackenzie Jackson

Dayna Taylor

Thomas Large

Year 3- The Langmuir Challenge Trophy

Claudia Sanchez

Jacob Tuominen

Thomas Sears

Year 4- The 2005 Cup

Ga Bo Tse

Scott Bosy

Cliff Whetung

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SPEECH DAY PRIZES

Prizes at the Grade 12 Level

The Peter Jennings Medal for English

Alexandra Landegger

Fine Arts Awards

The Barbara Erskine Hayes Prize for Debating

Alexandra Landegger
The Speaker's Gavel
Alexandra Landegger
The Headmaster's Art Purchase Award
Clarence Lam
Class of '89 Award
Duncan Kwan

The Tony Prower Choral Award
Clara Jin

The Music Director's Award
(The Jesse and Joses Jones Award)
Benjamin Pesowsky

The Stevenson Award for the Best Actor
Thomas Davis

The Butterfield Trophy and Prize for Outstanding
Contribution to Dramatics
Mikel Bauer

The 1970 Trophy for the OutsUnding
Contribution to the Arts
Thomas Davis
Alexandra Landegger
The Lutra Award
Clara Jin

The Gavin Ince Langmuir Memorial Trophy
for Inter-House Competition Ketchum

Service Awards

The Armour Memorial Prize for the

Editor of The Record

Andrea Mathieson

The E. Boyd Heaven Library Award

Jessica Herman

The Marion Osier Award for Head Sacristan

Justin Chin-You

The Archbishop of Toronto Prize

Lindsay Pollard

The Clinton Sayers '80 Community Service Award

Neil Issar

Athletic Awards

The de Pencier Cup for Effort, Spirit, and

Achievement in Sports

Avinash Trivedi

Jocelyn Murphy

The Ingles Trophy for Keeness in Athletics

Samuel Outerbridge

Shannon Swift

The Jack Maynard Memorial Trophy for Leadership

in Athletics

David Hatch

Allison Conyers

The Brian "Toby" and Patrick Kent Memorial Award

Xiao Yue

The Grand Challenge Trophy

Laura Biggar

Allison Conyers

Gregory Bathe

Subject Prizes in the Fourth Year
The D'Arcy Martin Prize in English

Brienne McKenzie

The Hugh Stevenson French Prize

Caroline Chagnon

The Charles Tottenham French Prize

Neil Issar

The Spanish Prize

Felipe Garcia- Andrade

The J. D. Ketchum Music Prize

Greg Young

The A. M. Campbell Economics Prize

Jamie Chan

The Wally Hobbs Prize for Law

Symon Edmonds

The Jack White Politics Prize

Allison Conyers

Malcolm Cecil-Cockwell

The Dr. Forrest Prize in Art

Sarah Ammons

Alexandra Landegger

The Drama Prize

Matthew Walker

The Founder's Prize for Physics

Greg Young

The Peter H. Lewis Medal for Chemistry

Brienne McKenzie

Gregory Young

The Don McCord Prize in Classics

Malcolm Cecil-Cockwell

The Classical Civilisation Prize

Thomas Large

The Philosophy Prize

Stefan Kirkpatrick

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The Biology Prize

Neil Issar

The Earth and Space Science Prize

Thomas Sears

The Exercise Science Prize

Allison Conyers

The Hugel Prize in Geography

Human Patterns Andrea Mathieson

World Issues Thomas Large

The John T. Band Prize for History

Alexandra Landegger

Malcolm Cecil-Cockwell

The Rigby Social Sciences Prize

Malcolm Cecil-Cockwell

The Port Hope and District Health Care

Foundation Scholarship

Brienne McKenzie

The Millenniiun Scholarship

Neil Issar

Student Leadership Gifts

The Heads and Assistant Heads of House Gifts

Bethune Derreck Martin

Bickle Charles Sullivan, Blayne Kettlewell

Brent Aaron Ballyntine

Bums Cristin Alexander

Hodgetts Duncan Kwan, Neil Issar

Ketchum Andrea Mathieson, Emily Foster

Orchard Ryan McCurdy, Peter Gillespie

Rigby Priya Gupta, Erin Botrie

Scott Caitlin Byrne, Mikel Bauer

Wright Mallory Maynard, Kristen Mastinsek-Payne

The Prefects' Gifts

Julia Bakker

Laura Biggar

Malcolm Cecil-Cockwell

Jocelyn Murphy

OlaOjo

Lindsay Pollard

Chris Selby

Shannon Swift

Allison Conyers

Major Awards

The Ann and Bill Deluce Prize

Caitlin Jonassen

The Trinidad-Tobago Spirit of the Caribbean Cup

Mikel Bauer

Peter Murray

The Andrew Westlake Memorial Scholarship

Jacqueline Boss

The Angus and Loma Scott Awards

Jushn Chin-You

Malcolm Cecil-Cockwell

Stefan Kirkpatrick

The Merv Anthony Award

Stefan Kirkpatrick

The Jubilee Exhibition Award for Mathematics

David Hatch

The Bermuda Cup for Scholarship

Neil Issar

The Governor-General's Medal and The Chancellor's

Prize for Scholarship

Brienne McKenzie

The Rodger Wright Medal

Andrea Mathieson

Scott Bosy

The Jim McMuIlen Memorial Trophy

Christopher Selby

The Bronze Medals

Allison Conyers

Avinash Trivedi

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