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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AHKE PHILIPPS A smile for all, a welcome smile A winsome coaxing way she has. Anne kept the household awake for the first time in Charlottetown, P.E.I., on March 8, 1908. There she attended public school, but College life held a thrill for Anne, and Mount Allison Ladies 1 College claims to be first. We believe it must hold a great deal of attraction because it held our Anne for two of her years. In 1927, the O. L. C. household was awakened, and here we find Anne taking a Household Science course, in two years, the first year as a Junior she held the honor of Secretary for that class, and this year we are all proud of our Senior President, which is no one but this little lady herself. Anne is to be highly congratulated on the way she has managed the problems for our graduating class. Next year Anne hopes to prove to Wal- tham Hospital, Massachusetts, that her O. L. C. course has been one huge success. We know she can do it, and we all wish her the best of luck. Favourite Expression: Holy Sweets! Hobby: Playing jokes on Moyna. FERK SPEERS What other possession is comparable to a good friend. Fern ' s brown eyes first looked deprecia- tingly on the world in 1911, but she smiled, unperturbed, no doubt. Winnipeg has the honour of being her first home. At the age of 10 she began a course of four years at Rupert ' s Land College. However, we first hear of friend Fern with glowing pride when she comes to O. L.C. to grace the Elementary Class as President in the year 1925. Starting thus nobly, she continued equally so, being President of the Freshmen. Now in her fourth year at our dear old school, Fern is graduating in H. Sc. and is the Vice-President of our splendid Senior Class. Not only has Fern occupied a posi- tion of responsibility in all the classes with which she has been connected, but she has found time to uphold the school in the field of Basketball. Tennyson has said, Experience is an arch where thro ' gleams that untravelled world, whose margin fades forever and for- ever where I move, and so may we ex- tend to Fern the sincere wish that the fading margin of her life be ever rosy. Favourite Expression — TERRible! Hobby — To marry a jovial old million- aire. Page Seventeen