Trafalgar Castle School - Yearbook (Whitby, Ontario Canada)

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£ nttor (Elaas ong Year after year have the Seniors sung The glory of Old Trafalgar, Songs filled with love in their hearts have rung Sounding from coast to coast; Spirit of Blue and Blue calls them to bring Tribute of joy and truth, Year after year will the Seniors sing The splendour of O.L.C. Chorus Trafalgar, when time has come to leave you Memories will glow within our hearts Friendships so true Made while with you Will be ever our guide through life Oh Alma Mater! May we e ' er be loyal And may we always strive to play the game Happy and free Always to be Seniors of O.L.C. Seniors of Class ' 26 are we The Seniors of old Trafalgar, Juniors, with you now may honour be, Carry the torch on high! Ever be eager, ever be true and strong, Life flings the challenge wide, Standing we sing now our parting song, Proudly to O.L.C.

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GRADUATING CLASS r Jiilpi.WHPHfllfgtH. WMy ' .M M ' iti i m 1i t s- iElraticr 31. (ttvopit 7 [one new her but to love her J {one named her but to praise. Introductory — On the dark stormy night of November 13th, 1905, Nell ' s fingers sounded the first note in Life at Hamilton. Primary — This bit of the melody compos- ed at Loretto Academy and Kingsthorpe School, where Nell rapidly grew in wis- dom and stature. Junior — Here we find Nell attending Hamilton Collegiate and making rapid strides towards Matriculation. Intermediate — 1924 sees Nell in the ranks of the jolly Juniors at O. L. C. She makes many close friends by her sunny smile and cheery words, and stud- ies music and Matric. A.T.C.M.— 1925 and lo! our Nell is Senior President and succeeds in steering the Seniors as well as the whole student body through a happy year. June sees her blossoming as an A.T.C.M. graduate. After summer abroad Nell will continue her music at home. Favourite Expression — I ' ll see Mr. Farewell about that matter. Hobby — Catching up on her lost re pose. Anna £ penB Where ' er she met a stranger There she left a friend. Anna ' s name was inscribed in the family Bible at Brampton, Ont., on January twen- ty-fourth, 1908. Since then she has tra- versed Canada and the States, settling in various places and advancing in her school career at every turn. Her present home is in Winnipeg, where she trudged through some of her High School days. September fifteenth, 1924, was the eventful day on which she found herself within the walls of Trafalgar Castle amid strangers galore. Her good nature and sunny smile won everyone ' s heart, and when she came back to us in the fall of 1925 she was welcomed with open arms. She was elected Vice-President of the Sen- ior Class and Secretary of the Honour Club. This spring we chose her as our May Queen, deeming her very worthy of this honour. Anna is quite proficient with her brush and is the popular President of the Art Class. She is graduating in M.E.L., and hopes to continue her studies at Manitoba University next year. Hobby — Attending gym. classes. Favourite Expression — Hello puppy! Puge Twenty