Trafalgar Castle School - Yearbook (Whitby, Ontario Canada)

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EL1HOR COWARD RET A CROSTHWAITE It is the mind that ma es the body rich. Elinor is possessed with a most refresh- ing personality and by her cheerfulness and loving disposition has made a host of friends. She is a good sport and always plays the game, she has a keen apprecia- tion of the good and beautiful and an abiding sense of humor. With all these fine qualities in quantities Elinor has come to us from Plainfield, New Jersey, where she was born on Aug. 8, 1911. She work- ed diligently through public and high school graduating with her Junior Matriculation. She realized that variety is the spice of life so she came to a Canadian school to live among Canadian girls, we hope she has liked us as well as we have liked her. Next year Elinor intends to study at Mt. Holyoke College. We ' re sure she will win a place in the hearts of the girls as she has done here. Every best wish for happiness and suc- cess, Elinor. Expression — Bless my soul. Hobby — Pulling her hair to make it grow. Life laughs onward. Peter with her red hair made her en- trance into Hamilton in the year 1909. It was in this thriving city that she attended the Adelaide Hoodless School, where she was introduced to the mysteries of the three R ' s, and having attained sufficient enlightment in the Public School studies joined the noble band of High School stud- ents at O.L.C. in 1925. After completing second year high school, Pete enlivened the H. Sc. with her merry chortle. This year she efficiently filled the position of Secretary of the Honour Club. More of Pete ' s talents were revealed in her music and vocal. Judging from her display in the Senior stunt, she will some day be a prima donna. Now as she completes her course her steps are turned towards Grace Hospital in Detroit, where she will secure her special training as a pupil dietician. Good luck, Peter. Hobby — Attending Gym classes. Favorite Expression — You know what I mean. ge Twenty

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JAKET MOFFAT As ing nothing, revealing nought, But minting her words from a fund of thought. Janet ' s large brown eyes first gazed on this naughty world in Weston in 1913. There she attended public and high school. However, she seemingly could not resist the alluring charms of O.L.C., whither she came in 1927. Janet ' s winsome smile has found its way into the hearts of her pals at O.L.C. Having completed her Junior Matric last year she has done rem arkably well with her Senior Matric this year. She was made President of the Athletic Association for 1928 ' 29; which is a tribute to her popu- larity and splendid Athletic form. Our hearts were filled with gladness when we bowed to ]anet as May Queen at the event of our May Court Festival. Good-bye, Janet, and may the future hold for you success, prosperity and luck untold. Hobby — Falling asleep while studying. Favourite Expression — Silence. VERA PETERSOH Love, sweetness, goodness, in her person shines. 1 ' On July 8, 1906, Pera first introduced herself, into the Peterson household and apparently was happy with her surround- ings as we believe she has been smiling ever since. Her early childhood was spent at Bruce Mines, Ontario. Pera attained her public school educa- tion in this same village and continued her career by attending the high school there. The National Business College in Port Arthur claimed her next and she graduat- ed from there in 1923. In 1928, we find her at O.L.C. after five years of office experience. Here she is taking Commercial and Music. Pera with her winning ways has entered into the hearts of all the girls and has made hosts of friends. We wish her the best of luck in the future. Hobby — Bookkeeping. Favourite Saying — For goodness ' sakes. @ E — Sgg = Page Nineteen

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The friendliest creature imaginable and as full of activities as H. Sc. is of menus. ' Ottawa is the capital of the Dominion but of much more importance is the fact that Isobel was seen in that city in 1909. It also boasts her elementary education at Ottawa Ladies 1 College, from hence she passed on to O.L.C. in 1925. Here she studied matriculation work, and as a Junior in 26, was vice-president of her class. In ' 27 she entered the much- famed Household Science Department. In this year lzzy was kept more than busy by being honored with two important of- fices — that of Junior President and of Ath- letic treasurer. Her years at O.L.C. have been years of activity for she has been in- terested in every phase of school life. This year will find Isobel graduating in H. Sc., and in the fall she expects to take a course as Pupil Dietitian in Waltham General Hospital, Boston. In this, may we wish her every success. Favourite Expression — Hoo-hoo Anne! Hobby — Doing Art Needlework. MARGARET LUKE When she has nothing to say, she says nothing On January 6, 1909, Margaret Luke be- gan her career in Oshawa, Ontario. There she chose to remain till public school days were over and she has completed three years High Schoool attendance. In 1926 she de- cided to investigate the O.L.C. method of studying music and forthwith migrated to that worthy institution. A year at piano and French, another year on Intermediate piano and theory with some vocal for divertise- ment and she was ready to tackle the lofty heights of A.T.C.M. This year she has been diligently practising A. T. work and delving into the mysteries of History, Form and Vive Voce. Now she graduates, with her A.T.C.M. degree. For the past two years she has served as the efficient pres- ident of the Chromatic Club. She expects to spend the next year at home and we wish her the best of luck in what ever she undertakes. Hobby — Practising? Favorite Expression — Fm scared skinny. Page Twenty-One