Trafalgar Castle School - Yearbook (Whitby, Ontario Canada)

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Table of Contents 9 Dedication 3 Miss Maxwell ' s Message 9 Dr. Carscallen ' s Message 13 College Song 15 Editorial Staff 17 Editorials 18 Senior Class Song 20 Graduation Class 21 The Senior Class 36 The Senior Stunt 36 The Senior Dinner 37 The Alumnae Tea 37 The Bay Church 33 The Junior Dinner to the Seniors 38 Senior Class Prophecy 39 Commencement Week — Baccalaureate Sunday 42 Class Day 42 Alumnae Day 43 Commencement Day 43 Dr. Dobson ' s Address 44 Dr. Carscallen ' s Address 44 Valedictory 47 Diplomas, Certificates, Medals, etc 48 Junior Class 53 Sophomore Class 67 Freshman Class 72 Elementary Class 76 School Notes 80 Art 83 Commercial 84 Athletics 85 Household Science 91 Honour Club 92 S. C. M 94 Music 96 Expression 101 Exchanges 104 Jokes 105 Autographs Ill Addresses 112

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J v. Carsicallen ' s; iHessiage The past year has been a difficult one in the history of the Ontario Ladies College. The death of the late Principal, Rev. F. L. Farewell, cast a shadow over the life of the School. The coming of a new Principal, demanding as it doubtless did, a certain re-adjust- ment on your part, was in a sense an added strain. It has been a testing time. Under the circumstances, the attitude of the student body has been splendid, and the College is grateful for your loyalty and restraint. As many of you leave the College for the last time, our best wishes for success and happiness follow you, and our hopes that, what- ever you may not have received here, you may at least have received something which shall stand you in stead in the testing experiences of life which are sure to come. To you who are returning next year, we wish a happy and health giving holiday. To all of you may I spea in the words of the great Confucius: Where the solid qualities exceed culture, we have rusticity. Where cidture exceeds the solid qualities, we have the manners of a Cler or of a small Official. Where the accomplishments and solid qualities are equally blended, we have the man of complete virtue. ' (Transla- tion by Legge) .

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