Trafalgar Castle School - Yearbook (Whitby, Ontario Canada)

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G RADUATING CLASS Borgia Allan A brow the harbour of fair tho ' ts And sunny golden hair. Gige made her first appearance eigh- teen years ago in Hamilton on a sultry day of July. - She went sailing through public school and attended High School in this notable city until the Christmas of Nine- teen Twenty-four. After this particular Christmas she came to O.L.C. and com- pleted her second form work. The fol- lowing September Gige again returned to launch upon the mysteries of Household Science course. Besides completing her course this year Gige has had many other things to keep her busy. She has been working away at her piano and is Vice-President of the Okti- clos, and also the competent business manager of our Vox. As far as we know Gige intends to take her Dietetics course in the hospital next year, and after that — well! All Gige ' s many friends wish her the best of luck and happiness in all her future undertakings. Favourite Expression — By jove. Hobby — Managing O. L. C. s far-famed beauty parlour. iflary ilaumnnfi Hmum Speech is the gift of all But thought of few. Mary came into the world without ut- tering a sound, not even so much as the peep of a chick or the quack of a duck- ling. We are sure she must have realized that silence is golden. Mary was born at Niagara-on-the-Lake in 190?. In due time she took her little dinner pail and trotted off to school to learn her a b c ' s. There she worked diligently until she received her Junior Matric and some Senior subjects. In 192? Mary journeyed to O.L.C, where she has been working on the rest of her Senior Matric and taking dramatics in her spare moments. This June she leaves Trafalgar with an M.E.L. diploma safely tucked under her arm. Mary is planning to attend Varsity next year where she wishes to study Household Science and learn to concoct tempting dainties. May good luck always be with you, Mary. Hobby — Geometry. Favourite Expression — Oh, Pickles! Payr Twfitity-TWO

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ifr ' i Elizabeth. iEnloui ' Tis well to be merry and wise Tis well to be honest and true. In blew Liz with the blustering March winds in 1905, to Canton, Ohio. When yet a wee babe she went to Oshawa with her parents and there spent her childhood days. Her next home was in Hamilton, where she acquired most of her education. The seats of learning which she attended were the Adelaide Hoodless School and the Hamilton Collegiate. In 1924 Liz came to O.L.C. to cook and sew with the Household Science Class. She carried away the highest honors of the Jun ' ior Household Science Class of 1925, and has made another splendid showing in the graduation class of ' 26. This year she is treasurer of the Senior Class and also Li- brarian of the choir, for Liz has been pro- gressing very favorably in vocal. Next year she hopes to complete her pu- pil dietitian course and may then train for a nurse. We certainly envy the tender care and tempting delicacies her patients will receive. Hobby — Arranging things artistically. Favourite Expression — M-e-r-c-y. Eleanor Maart She wears well. Nineteen years ago Eleanor brightened Kingsville with her first smile. While still a mere infant she journeyed to Essex, where she cut her teeth, wore hair bows and socks and began her education. After passing her entrance she entered Essex High School where she received her Ma- tric. We are told that during her High School days she was a basketball player. In the fall of 1925 she came to O.L.C. and has since been striving for honours in the Commercial class. Eleanor ' s talents are varied for she can manipulate the keys of the piano as well as the typewriter and has delighted many of us with her playing and singing. As a member of the Senior Class executive she has been a very ef- ficient Secretary. Eleanor is leaving us this year with the intention of applying her newly acquired knowledge in some business house. We sincerely hope that she makes a huge suc- cess of her future. Hobby — Typing. Favourite Expression — It ' s a darn shame.

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GRADUATING CLASS mm Anbvtw (Eamrron A truer friend were hard to find. Audrey embarked on the sea of life in the year 1906 in the town of Beachburg. She travelled from there to Kippewa and then to New Liskeard seeking some place suitable to try her luck in learning the three Rs. Espanola then claimed her and here she spent three years in High School besides passing her Junior piano examina- tion. In 1923 Audrey came to O.L.C. with high ambitions. She spent a successful year and obtained her Intermediate piano exam. Last year she took A.T.C.M. piano with vocal as a diversion. This year finds her graduating in A.T.C.M. piano and she also obtained her Intermediate vocal. Audrey has very ably filled the position of Honour Club President this year. Good luck to you, Audrey. Hobby — The characters in Julius Cae- sar. Favourite Expression- get out. Ann (Eallaljan She who rises late, must trot all day. Nineteen years ago Ann put Huntsville on the map by making it her birthplace. In spite of the well-known saying Ignorance is bliss Ann decided to take a chance and obtain a little knowledge. She attended the Huntsville Public School where she receiv- ed her entrance and then entered the local High School where she obtained her Junior Matric. In 1924 Ann came to O. L. C. to take the Household Science Course. In her spare periods she has done splendid work on her intermediate piano. The two years that Ann has spent at O.L.C. have been most successful. She is leaving us to take a dietetics course at Calydor Hospital, and later intends to become a nurse. Here ' s the best o ' luck to you, Ann, in whatever you may under- take. Hobby — Saying what she thinks. Favourite Expression — Got any water, kids? ( ' din Twenty-Th » i