Trafalgar Castle School - Yearbook (Whitby, Ontario Canada)

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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

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MAR]0RIE FErrERLT ' Where er she met a stranger There she left a friend. Cornwall was made a brighter place to live in when ' ' Marge iirst smiled on the world on a sunny August morning in 1913. At seven she trotted off to Corn- wall Pubhc School. Obtaining her En- trance there, she walked sedately over to Cornwall Collegiate. There she spent much of her time writing stories for the High School maga2,ine. Her junior ma- tric. was the next step up the ladder to fame. Hearing about O.L.C. she could not resist the temptation to spend a year with us. Here she won instant popularity, iirst being elected Treasurer of the Senior Class and then editor-in-chief of the Year Book. Having obtained her Senior Matricula- tion, Marge, leaves us this year to go to Queen ' s University, where we know she will make as great a success of her car- eer as of her previous educational life. — Here ' s to you. Marge. Hobby — Practising on the organ. Favourite Expression — Have you heard my new joke about the steam roller? HAHA FUKUDA She clings and clings li e ivy round our hearts. Far, far away in Japan in cherry blos- som time a little girl was born in sight of Mt. Fuji. This was no other than our Hana. Her first venture was to the mis ' sion school where she was so successful that she obtained a scholarship which en- abled her to come to O.L.C. Her activ- ities here have been chiefly in music, achieving this year her A.T.C.M. This Fall Hana was one of our repre- sentatives at Elgin House, and was elected vice-president of the S.C.M. She has also been an illustrious member of the Senior executive, the secretary no less. Hana is one you can always depend on to smile no matter what happens, her happy disposition makes her loved among her classmates. Next year Hana is returning to take a post-graduate course in music. It cer- tainly will be nice to have her with us another year before she goes back to her home across the sea. Favourite saying — Oh lovely, lovely! Favourite occupation — Sneering three times every morning. Page Nineteen