Trafalgar Castle School - Yearbook (Whitby, Ontario Canada)

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BEATRICE BULLEH She is a comrade blithe and gay. Bea came laughing into this world at To- ronto on June 8, 1920. In 1928 Bea went to Branksome Hall but came in ' 36 to re- ceive her finishing touches at O.L.C. Bea is one of our better sports girls, Miss Hill ' s only hope in 5th form speech class, and full of ye good old school spirit. Bea has been on the Basketball team for several years, besides participating in bad- minton, tennis, swimming and many other sports. She made as perfect a Junior presi- dent last year, as she has made a Senior president this year. To crown her success at O.L.C. Bea was elected one of the May Queen ' s Councillors this year. Bea intends to go to Varsity next year but as her ambition is a Hope Chest, who knows? All the luck in the world, Bea, and may you be successful in everything you undertake. Pastime — Writing a 24-page letter. Favourite Saying — Oh! Wick, stop it now. ]AHET MONTGOMERY-MOORE None know her but to love her, None name her but to praise her. Janet kicked her first bootees off on Aug. 28, 1922, on the sunny Island of Bermuda. After passing through the fundamentals of public school and one year at Bermuda High School, she sailed to O.L.C. and into sec- ond form, where her good nature and friendly smile won everyone ' s heart. For four happy years she returned to Trafalgar Castle to take her place in school life. A conscientious worker in Academics she received her Junior Matric. and this year she graduates with Honour Matric. Active in sports, she is an excellent horse- woman and received her Silver Medallion in swimming. This spring we chose her for our May Queen, deeming her worthy of the honour, which she so gracefully fulfilled. Next year she plans to spend in Bermuda. In her years here Janet has made many friends and we all wish her the best of luck in everything. Pastime — Cutting up — papers and maga- zines. Favourite S aying — Heavens! MARJORIE SHELGROVE A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the best of men. Parry Sound added one more to its fold when Marj. was born there on Sept. 22, 1919. It was there she learned her three R ' s before coming on to O.L.C. for higher learning. Last year Marj. took the Secre- tarial Course and this year she is graduat- ing in Commercial. She has put in a busy time having been made Secretary-Treasurer of the Senior Class and recently Business Manager of the Year Book. Next year she hopes to be someone ' s hard working (?) secretary. Good luck, Marj. Pastime — Taking a bath. Favourite Saying — Oh! I don ' t know. MART LOU ATTRIDGE ••Sometimes the power of my brain scares me. Mary Lou first beamed upon the beauti- ful city of Cranbrook, B.C. in the year 1922. It was in this remarkable city that Mary spent most of her childhood days playing in the sawdust piles of the Cran- brook Sash 6? Door Co. Mary Lou went through Public School and three years High School in this very town, never once complaining of the half block she had to walk each day. But then! after three years of martyrdom, someone told her of O.L.C. where you didn ' t have to walk at all to get to classes. Immediately she rushed across the country and arrived, (as usual) four days late, at this famous school. And now — after two eventful years -- Mary Lou has attained the status of gradu- ate. She will enter the University of To- ronto in the fall to study Dietetics. Good luck, Mary Lou! As long as you don ' t eat your own food you should be safe. Pastime — Building up Cranbrook. Favourite Saying — Now you ' ve hurt my feelings! ROSALIHD BARRON As full of spirit as the month of May. Rosalind greeted Estevan, Sask. on April 25, 1920. While still very young she mov- ed to Brandon, Man., and later to Moose

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Jaw, Sask. Here she attended the Ross public school and the Central Collegiate Institute. In the fall of ' 39 the east at- tracted Ro and she came to O.L.C. to join the Commercial class of which she has been a diligent member. Ro has taken part in many of the athletic activities of the school and this year has obtained her Bronze Me- dallion. The past year she has filled the halls with the ring of her merry laughter. We wish Ro every success in the coming years. Pastime — Reading books. Favourite Saying — You ' re a nice kid and I like you a lot — but!! GRAC1A BULLEH She ' s little, but she ' s wise, She ' s a terror for her size. It was in the year 1919 that the fair city of Toronto was made several shades brighter by the arrival of a petite baby girl in the Bullen household. This little girl was none other than our own Billie. Every- one knows that good goods come in small packages and Billie is far from being an exception to the rule. Billie came to us after receiving her earlier education at Branksome Hall and has been with us for the last four years, delighting us in many ways, especially with her piano, organ, and dramatic recitations. Billie ' s plans for next year are undecided, but it is said that her ambition is to play the organ at her own wedding, which will be the main scene of the greatest play ever produced. But whatever she does, and wherever she goes, we wish her all the happiness that is sure to be hers. Pastime — Dramatics. Favourite Saying — Diddy, diddy, dimmc a tiss. ELEAHOR DICK She is just a prairie flower Growing wilder every hour. About 18 years ago, there appeared in that little town of Canora, Sask., about which we have heard so much, a little girl named Eleanor, with blond, curly hair and a sunny disposition. Dickie attended the public and high schools of Canora and obtained her Senior Matric. last year. She came to O.L.C. this year, entering the Commercial Department and has made many a laugh for her class- mates. She likes sports of all kinds, tennis, in which she excels, being her favourite. Dickie hopes to enter the business field when she leaves O.L.C. and we wish her all the success in the world. Pastime — Playing tennis. Favourite Saying — Fm not going to write that exam to-morrow, kids! VALERIE FAREWELL Fond of beauty, life and laughter. Business first and pleasure after. Val. laughed her way into this sunny world one May morning midst all the beauties and splendour of O.L.C. For five years she made pleasant lives miserable by pestering the girls night and day — but what could the girls say since she was the prin- cipal ' s daughter? Val. then left the glories of O.L.C. for the small town life of Port Credit and there she obtained her elementary education. Four years ago the call of O.L.C. brought Val. back to her old home — this time as a student. This year she efficiently filled the position of Vice-Pres. of the Honour Club and is also Editor-in-chief of the Year Book. Along with her academic work she has re- vealed her talents in piano and vocal. As a further honour Val. was made Valedictor- ian this year. Her steps are turned toward Toronto University where we wish her every success. Pastime — Trying to keep her room-mates on the straight and narrow path. Favourite Saying — Was I mortified!! GRACE FAWCETT Not much talk — a great sweet silence. Grace was born in Whitby, Ont., seven- teen years ago on July 29, although she lived in Rennie, Man. for sixteen and a halt years. She attended public school in Rennie and received her high school edu- cation in Whitemouth, Man., where she ob- tained her Junior Matric. This year she was very undecided but finally thought O.L.C. the perfect place. Grace is taking Commercial and will grad- uate with flying colours. She won Sprott ' s Writing Award which is a great honour and hopes to become the perfect secre- tary. In this we wish her all the luck in the world. Pastime — Getting 100 in every subject. Favourite Saying — Gee, Heck!