Trafalgar Castle School - Yearbook (Whitby, Ontario Canada)

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30 VOX COLLEGli i ' Ar I m The Departm(ent of Fine Art closed this year with the usual exhibition of Drawing, Painting and Ker amies. Drawing in charcoal seems to have been emphasized this year, and the re- sult has been a high standard of ex- cellence in the drawings shown in tlie Chapel. The still life studies show how those working in color spend the winter months, and the sight of the many dainty sketches that were hung on the drawing-room walls ought to have well rewarded the weather man for giving the sketching class so many lovely days. The china needs a paragraph all to itself. Mr. Manly considered the work so good this year that he gave his prize in this department. Keen com- petition was in tUe air for the last month or so. The tea plates to be designed and executed without instruc- tion by each pupil were guarded in the most jealous fashion, and the suspense written on every face during ' ' fires, was tragic. We are sorry that our Art Director,. Mr. CM. Manly, R.C.A., is leaving us this year. For the past four years Mr. Manly has been here, and during that time his pupils have had nothing to wish for in the way of helpful in- struction and cheerful encouragement. His increasing duties at the College of Art in Toronto have made necessary his withdrawal from our staff. Mi Fireside Notes Miss Katie Stevens, one of last year ' s graduates in M.E.L., was the guest of Muriel Freeman over the week-end of May 24th. Cathlyne Darch was pleasantly sur- prised on May 25th by a short visit from her father and mother. Mr. Mrs. Darch motored from Toronto for the afternoon. Miss Phyllis Tew was the guest of her sister, Reta, over the week-end of May 24th, and Mrs. Tew was here for the 25th. Miss Hazel Cleaver, of Burlington, was the guest of Miss Muriel Freeman over the 24th of May, and the Ryer- son girls enjoyed her week-end visi .. very much.

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V OXOOLLEGir 29 Five Sisters of the Breithaupt Family, Berlin. The above picture represents five daughters of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Brei- thaupt, of Berlin, all of whom have been students at our College. Mr. Breithaupt is one of the leading cit- izens of Berlin, Mayor of the City, Warden of Waterloo, ex-member of Par- liament, etc. The daughters have oc- cupied successively one of the front rooms of the main building known as No. 9 Lower Main. The eldest. Miss Evelyn Breithaupt, is now Mrs. Dr. Parry, of Hamilton, and the young- est. Miss Katherine Breithaupt, is at present attending the College. The others. Miss Lillian, Miss Edna and Miss Rose, are at home in Berlin. The College cherishes the most kindly feel- ing towards parents and daughters, and wishes them every possible favor and blessing in life which thej so richly deserve.

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vox COLLEGII 31 Sunbonnet Sue. Artists. Characteristic Pose. Jane McFarlane was back visiting her old room-mates, the 9 Mainers, for a week at the 24th of May. Miss Louise Breithaupt, of Berlin, was the guest of Catherine Breithaupt for over the 24th also. Miss Margaret Ramsay, of Toronto, was here for May 24th, as the guest of Deit White, and all the girls wel- comed Peggy warmly. The May Queen of 1913, Miss Cor- ona Garnham, was back for the 1914 May Day exercises, the guest of Let a LeGear. The old girls are always welcome, and among the last year ' s faces seen here on May 24th were Miss Florence Oberholzer, the guest of Helen Go- forth, and Miss Lalla Armstrong , Miss Marion Boyd ' s guest. Miss K,ay Leslie, of Toronto, was here for the 24th, the guest of Deit White. Mrs. McCormick surprised Kizzie on May 25th. She remained at the Col- lege until the next morning, when Kiz- zie had to reluctantly say farewell, • Mr. and Mrs. Day, of Hamilton, spent May 25th with their daughter, Ruth, before sailing for a trip to Eur- ope. Ruth spent the day very happily and since has received exceedingly in- teresting letters of their travels Mrs. By am, of Toronto, was the guest of her sister, Dorothy Chambers, over May 24th, and spent the week- end very pleasantly with Dorothy and her old friends amongst the Faculty. We were all very , sorry indeed that Hope Wilkinson, on account of illness, was unable to remain for Commence- ment, but tr,ust that her summer va- cation will be a very pleasant one. Mrs. Wilkinson was here for the week- end of June 19th, and no doubt Hope ' s recovery was hastened by her mother ' s visit. Some of our Western girls were so anxious to have as much time at home as possible during the summer months that they left for their vacation a week early. Laura Caverly, Myrtle