Trafalgar Castle School - Yearbook (Whitby, Ontario Canada)

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Mentor Clagg g ong O. L. C, we hail thee! Guardian of our days! We will always praise thee, Though parted be our ways. Faith and truth you gave us, Made our pathway straight, Ever shall we hail thee, Bountiful and great! Sing thy praises ever, Seniors ' 38. Comrades we have been here, Staunch and true will be, Through all life together Friends of O. L. C. Joy and peace and beauty Reign within thy gate, Ever shall we hail thee, Bountiful and great! Sing thy praises ever, Seniors ' 38.

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ROTHA KLOPP To know her better is to love her more. In 1920, a squawling baby was born in the Klopp household, and everybody knew that Rotha had come to stay. She moved to Welland just in time to start Public School there. Having successfully passed her entrance, Rotha moved to Kitchener, where she attended Collegiate until 1936, when she could no longer resist O. L. C. ' s charms. Last year Rotha was a stalwart Junior and was elected S. C. M. president in June, 1937, but that position didn ' t suit her very well so Rotha became Senior President, which position she has very ade- quately filled this year. Rotha is finishing off her Senior Matric. this year and is also taking Art, in which she excels; her specialty is scrap-books, which are a master- piece of neatness. Next year Rotha intends to go to University, and you will agree with me that she will be successful in whatever she chooses. Hobby — Anything in the medical line. Favourite Saying — Will everybody please be quiet! Miss Maxwell is just around the corner! LENA BRACCI Virtue is the performance of pleasant actions. Lena was born in White River, Ont., and the world first glimpsed her chubby face on April 2nd in the year 1916. She attended Public and High School in White River. Then came the bugle call of O. L. C, and Lena has spent two happy years here tak- ing Commercial work, in which she is a wondrous whiz,. This year Lena was elected Vice-Presi- dent of the Senior Class which position she has very capably filled. She is also busi- ness manager for the Year Book. To top a full year, Lena has had the honour of being elected one of the May Queen ' s Council- lors. The very best of luck and happiness in whatever you undertake, Lena! Hobby — Shorthand — trying to get her 120 words a minute! Favourite Saying — Well! HANNAH JACOBS Push on — keep moving. Hannah first faced the world on May 3, 1920. Before coming to O. L. C. she at- tended the Westmount High School. In 1935 she enrolled at O. L. C, taking Aca- demic work. She returned last year and entered the Commercial Class, taking a two- year course. Hannah was Secretary of the Senior Class and worked faithfully all year. For any future ambitions, we wish you the best of luck, Hannah! Hobby — Trying to lose 25 pounds. Favourite Saying — I ' ve lost a quarter of a pound today. ELEAHOR COULTER Her stature tall. I hate a dumpy woman. Eleanor Coulter was born in Toronto, Ont., on a bright July morning in 1918. She received her early education at Hum- bercrest Public School, and then later at Runnymede Collegiate. This is Eleanor ' s only year at O. L. C, and yet we will al- ways remember h er bright sunny smile around the halls and classrooms. Eleanor intends to go to University next year and take up nursing. We wish her every success in the future and hope she will always remember her year at O. L. C. Hobby — The Pound. Favourite Saying — For Pete ' s sake! LUCILLE CROZIER A brush in the hand is worth two in the palette. Lucille was born on April 14, 1920, in Oshawa, Ont., where she has lived all her life. In her earlier school days, she at- tended Bishop Bethune College, then on to the Oshawa Collegiate. To finish her Senior Matriculation, she decided to come to O. L. O, but besides this, she is specializ- ing in Art, in which she is particularly in- terested. Lucille is undecided about what she will do next year, but even if it is nothing at all, we expect she will be successful. Hobby — Trying on new clothes. Favourite Saying — Yes, I like that.