Trafalgar Castle School - Yearbook (Whitby, Ontario Canada)

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tmar (EIvlbb Bang of ' 31 O Trafalgar, hail to Thee, Our Alma Mater dear! Our love for thee grows stronger With every passing year. Friendships made within thy halls We will cherish and revere. And when far from thy gray walls We will ever think of thee, We will ever think of thee. O. L. C. to thee we raise This, our grateful song of praise. To us you gave the heritage Of truth and constancy. And to the Junior classes This heritage we leave. And this flaming torch thus held aloft We know you will receive. And forward, ever forward Wherever we may be. We will strive for thine ideals. Blue and blue of O. L. C. And to thy glorious name, We raise our parting song. We ' re the graduates of Trafalgar, Senior Class of ' 31. (Tune: On the Road to Mandalay) Page Sixteen

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I DOROrHT BASS I have heard of the lady, and good words went with her name. The sparkling, care-free August of 1912 brought a ray of sunshine to the world, in the form of our Ditto. Windsor was the lucky city. Here Ditto pursued her academic work with great rapidity in Victoria Avenue School. She continued her studies at Alma Coh lege, St. Thomas, for one year, and then decided O.L.C. held more prospects for her. For four years Ditto has climbed the rocky road to graduation and this year expects to say farewell to us. Throughout the years she has held a prominent place, but this year reached a grand climax as Senior President. She also held the Vice-Presidency of the Dra- matic Club. Her latest honour was that of councillor of the May Court. Ditto holds a special corner in out hearts, and we wish her the very best of luck and success in h er plans for the future, which are, as yet, somewhat misty. Favourite Expression — ' ' Me too! Hobby — Keeping the girls in line when they trip the ' light fantastic ' to the din- ing-room. ISOBEL ROBERTSOH ' ' Fond of beauty, siport and laughter. Business first and pleasure after. Away back in April, 1913, Isobel hailed Collingwood as her birthplace. In due time she underwent the rigorous discip- line of Public School and Collegiate, and emerged determined to take her Senior Matric. in Whitby. IsobeFs versatility was recognized by her class-mates, in her election as Vice-President of the Senior Class and a member of the Athletic Ex- ecutive. She also ranks high in the schol- astic side of school life. Favourite Saying — Pooh! Favourite Hobby — Cutting up maga- 2;ines. Page Eighteen