Trafalgar Castle School - Yearbook (Whitby, Ontario Canada)

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2 VOX COLLEGII. . A Famous . Hat and Fur Store. FINE FURS. It may se m a little early to talk furs for next season, but its not a day too early to make your selections. Our storerooms are open all the year round. We claim that there ' s big advance and the greatest satisfaction in buying when there ' s no rush on. You take no chances on styles for the new season ' s fashions are all set and what we ' re showing now are the very newest. We make everything we sell and we guarantee everything we make. We make a specialty of fine Persian Lamb and Alaska Seal Jackets, and fine fur sets, and novelties in RufFs, Scarfs and Muffs in Russian, Hudson Bay and Alaska Sable, fine Canadian Mink, Bear, Fox, Stone Marten, Chinchilla and Ermine. Drop a card for our new catalogue. J. W. T. Fairweather Co., 84-86 Yonge St., Toronto. All Kinds of Floral Work Can be Had at TIDY THE FLORIST -000- Conservatory and Show Rooms : 75 King-St. W., Toronto. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO O. L. C. STU- DENTS AND THEIR FRIENDS, Wedding Cakes are made for people who want the best. They are unequalled for fine quality and artistic decoration. We ship them by express to all parts of the Dominion. Safe arrival guaranteed. Catalogue free. THE HARRY WEBB CO., Limited. 447 Yonge St., Toronto.

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vox COLLEGII. 1 ■n TpW. I THE QI|yiPQniy O ' ' ' ' Y I TORONTO, J- w. Fiavciie. | ROBERT J | |f| P Q |f LIMITED | ONT. Our Spring Catalog ue Send us your full name and address plainly written, and we will be pleased to send you in return a copy of our beautiful Spring Catalogue just issued and now ready for m tiling. No home io Canada should be without SimpsonJs Catalogue. It is the text-book for C madian retail buyers the Dominion over. It i yours for the asking. Write for it. Ladies ' Fancy Hosiery 1. Black open work Lisle Thread, with verti- cal silk embroidered foot, per pair 35c., or 3 for 1.00 2. Black all-over Lace Lisle Thread, per pair 35c., or 3 for 1.00 3. Plain black or navy Cotton, with white spots all over, per pair 25 4. Black all-over lace Lisle Thread, with vertical silk embroidered boot, per pair 50 5. Fancy striped French Lisle Thread, per pair 35c., or 3 for 1.00 6. Plain black Cotton, with pure natural Cashmere sole, per pair 19 Address- THB Hoawwr SIMPSON OOMPANVa UMITED TORONTO. Dept. W.

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Vox Collegfii. Forsan et haec olim meminisse juvabit. Vol XX WHITBY, JUNE, 1902. No 7 Forsan et haec olim meminisse juvabit. VOX COLLEGII, Published Monthly Throughout the Collegiate Year by the Editorial Staff. STAFF LITERARY Honorary President, President, - Vice-President, Secretary, - - - Treasurer, Programme Committee: Milligan, Crabb and Knapp. Current Events of College Life. Miss F. White, Judge McCrimmon. Miss Oliver. Miss Parker. Miss Chown. Miss Badgley. -Misses Hall, Holden, EDITORIAL Advisory Board, Editors- in-Chief, Locals, Personals, Exchanges, - Y. W. C. A., Music, Art, . . - Domestic Science, Elocution, Business Managers. STAFF : Miss Copeland. Miss Paisley. A. G. Ogden. E. McWaters. M. McConnell. M. McKendry. H. Badgley. B. Stone. O. Biggs. A. G. Ogden. J. Sutherland. H. Merner. N. Webster. G. SiLCOX. M. Heal. L Dale. L. Richardson. Terms of Subscription : Per College Year, 35 cents. Single Copies, 10 cents. Extras (to subscri- bers), 5 cents. Vox COLLEGll will be mailed to any address on receipt of price. To ministers of all denomina- tions, only 25 cents per year. All communications and exchanges should be addressed to — Vox CoLLEGii, Whitby, Ont. CONTENTS. Editorials. May Day at Whitelands. Graduating Class of 1902. Domestic Science. Locals. Essay. Commencement Exercises. Examinations List. jebttorial motes, And now our day of parting has come soon to be mingled with yesterdays of our lives, so many of which were sweet to-days spent together in mutual cares and enjoyment. Looking down the long aisle of time lined with vague to-morrows we wonder what they will bring to us and what we will bring to them. Many are going out from the sheltered precincts of our college, not to return but to take up their posi- tion in life. To some it may be a busy one, fight- ing their battles in an uncertain, hungry world. A life of gayety may be the lot of another, and to others a quiet one— surrounded and guarded by dear ones. In whatever sphere we may be found, be it humble or exalted, calm or turbulent, shadowed or full of sunshine, may something of the good we have learned while together help us to live true and use- ful lives. In moments of uncertainty and perhaps despondency may there be recalled an act, smile or tone to encourage us and smooth the pathway. May errors made in these past months lead us on to future success that we may rise on stepping- stones of our dead selves to higher things : Like a piece of driftwood Tossed on the billowy main Another plank encounters. Meets touches and parts again ; So ' tis with us forever