Trafalgar Castle School - Yearbook (Whitby, Ontario Canada)

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junior (Elaaa § tm$ Dear School of ours, our love is thine, May we be true to thee, On Senior brows beloved renown Thy mark is constancy. Thy memories dear we ' ll cherish e ' er Wherever we may be True to our own dear blue and blue Trafalgar Castle School. O. L. C. we revere thee We honour thy name Years passing endear thee And add to thy fame. Wherever thou leadest We ' ll follow thee true Our banner victorious Glorious blue and blue Whate ' er be the conflict We ' ll carry it through. The Classes change from year to year We pass the standard on Oh! Junior class we ask of thee To keep the place it ' s won, Thy grey stone walls so long our home Have taught us loyalty. Oh! Alma Mater, dear to us We pledge our faith to thee. Senior Class of Trafalgar Soon we part from thee. Friendships never falter We are true to thee, Farther still and farther We shall drift apart Thou who taught us to love thee Ever hast our heart Graduates of Trafalgar. Seniors ' 29. Page Fifteen

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The Year Book of 1928-29 is being dedicated to the memory of Mr. R. C. Hamilton, an act by which we, as students of O. L. C, may pay our last respects to one who was so interested in our welfare. To those of us who have been at O. L. C. for the past few years Mr. Hamilton w as the dear old man who always visited the school on Board meeting days, and who was always present to watch with interest any performance which was presented by the O. L. C. girls. Although he had two daughters and two granddaughters who attended the school he took pleasure out of having a personal interest in all the students. And the girls in return always treated him with respect and a certain dignity which he, by his gracious manner, inspired in them. Mr. Hamilton was President of the Board twice during his term of forty years ' service in the interests of our school. At the time of his death, which occurred on the twelfth day of January he held the position of Honorary President of the O. L. C. Board of Directors. We cannot say a great deal about Mr. Hamilton without mentioning his wife, for whom we hold a great deal of sympathy at the loss of her husband. Mrs. Hamilton often accompanied her husband on his visits to the school and was personally acquainted with many of the girls. In closing may we be permitted to quote what a friend once said about Mr. Hamilton and what we too think is characteristic of him He loved happiness and he made people happy. e Fourteen

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