Trafalgar Castle School - Yearbook (Whitby, Ontario Canada)

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ntor (Elaaa l mtg Seniors of dear old Trafalgar Hall Whose lofty splendour ivill never fall, Our hearts will ever be true to you, T ever to fear and always to cheer For the blue and blue. Ton have moulded our lives for the future years For the Seniors to come we will have no fears. Friendships precious as gold, we have made while here And tho ' we may part we will hold in our hearts Memories so dear. Seniors of dear old Trafalgar Hall ' Whose lofty splendour will never fall, Our hearts will ever be true to you, For the blue and blue. Seniors pass the sacred torch To you, the Junior Class of O L.C. And many a heart is full of sorrow That on the morrow We all must part from our Alma Mater dear. And we will honour thy glorious name and fame The same as we have always tried to do when we were here. Seniors of dear old Trafalgar Hall ' Whose lofty splendour will never fall Our hearts will ever be true to you J ever to fear and always to cheer For the blue and blue. The Seniors of old Trafalgar Hall. The Senior Glass! The Senior Class of ' 28.

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in the hearts of all who had the privilege of knowing him and while the college stands, it will be a tribute to his memory for the great part he played in its development. Mr. Farewell ' s was a life spent in the service of others, and were everyone to whom he did some loving service to bring a blossom to his grave, he would sleep be- neath a wilderness of flowers. — D.M.B. Just after Easter of this year, we welcomed to our midst Dr. C. R. Carscallen, as our principal. He came at a time when our school was feeling the shock of grief and loss and in this short space of time he has made us feel as though he were a friend in whom we are able to place our confidence. Dr. Carscallen has had a very active life. He was born in Dresden, Ontario, and received his early education there and at Chatham Collegiate Institute. In 1901 he received his Bachelor ' s degree from Victoria College. While here he volunteered for the foreign mission field and went to China in 1904. Here he was assigned to educational work, first as Principal of the Secondary School and then as Dean of the Faculty of Theology of West China Union University. During one furlough Dr. Carscallen studied at Union Theological Seminary and in another he obtained his Master ' s degree from the University of Toronto. In July, 1927, he was honored by the degree of Doctor of Divinity by Victoria College. At the time when he was forced to leave China Dr. Carscallen was Vice-Pres- ident of the West China Union University. He has travelled widely and now brings his wisdom and experience to the Ontario Ladies College. With him Dr. Carscallen brings his wife and family. In Mrs. Carscallen we have a friend who will be an in- spiration to us with her high ideals and kindly manner. His two youngest daughters are students at our school, one an Elementary and the other a Sophomore. His eldest daughter did excellent work at Victoria College this last year. His son has just grad- uated from Toronto University. We are glad to have Dr. Carscallen ' s family with us, and they have already en- tered into the life of our school with much enthusiasm. It is a difficult position which Dr. Carscallen has come to fill and one which has many problems, but we feel certain that he has the qualities to ensure the continuance of the success which our school enjoyed under the guidance of the late esteemed principal, Mr. Farewell. Dr. Cars- callen has the best wishes of all the students of the College and we know that under his able leadership our school will continue to grow greater and better. — VMS.

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