Trafalgar Castle School - Yearbook (Whitby, Ontario Canada)

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JAHET AUGHE She has her own idea of whaVs what. Janet Eleanor Aughe was born into this glorious world in 1915 at Detroit, Michi- gan. She spent her public school days in Detroit and later attended High School in Regina. For the past three or four years Janet has lived in Oshawa. Last September Janet came to O.L.C. to take the Matriculants ' Commercial course and it is in this department that she is graduating. Favourite Expression: Y-a-a-sum. Hobby: Saving Push. KArHRTH HADDEH A smile will go a long, long way. Kathryn Hadden was born October 17, 1914, at Picton, Ontario. She attended Picton Public School, and after spending three years at Picton Collegiate she came to brighten the life at O.L.C. in 1931. She studied music along with other subjects during her first year here, but this year she speciali2,ed in music, and has achieved her A.T.C.M. degree. Kay has been a very popular member of our school, and has captivated all with her cheery manner. She has made a very cap- able president of the Okticlos this year, and has added much to the first basketball team. Kay intends to continue her musical efforts in the study of organ and piano at the Conservatory of Music in Toronto next year. We wish her the best of luck. Favourite Expression : Wait for me, Brenda. Hobby: Riding. ELVA BIRD She can make a cherry pie Quick as you can vAnk your eye. Elva Bird was born in Toronto on March twenty-eighth, 1914. In the following year she moved to Whitby, where she attended Public School and obtained her Honor Ma- triculation at the High School in 1932. In the fall of the same year she arrived at O.L.C. to join the ranks of the House- hold Science Class as a Senior. This year finds her graduating in that department. Next year Elva intends to continue her Dietetics course out in the big wide world. Favourite Expression: ' ' I haven ' t it either. Hobby: Cooking. GEORGETTE GOLDEH Music hath charms. Georgette Golden was born in Utterson on January 18, 1914. She attended Hunts- ville Public School and then Bracebridge Collegiate for five years. Being of a very musical family, she was plucking the strings of a viohn at a very early age. Georgie ' s dehghtful playing has added many a bright moment to Chapel Services and other func- tions at O.L.C. Piano is also another hob- by of hers. This year Georgie graduates in House- hold Science — a versatile girl. Next year she plans to study violin. Favourite Expression: You know! Favourite Hobby: Mr. Spivak.

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HARRIET PERRY Who mixes reason with pleasure, Wisdom with mirth, and sport with all. Harriet was born in Winnipeg in Aug ' ust, 1914. She attended Primary School and Earl Grey High School; thence to O.L. C, where she has been a student for three years. This year, Harriet has ably filled the of ' fice of Senior President. She has taken a keen interest in the school activities, win- ning first place in the swimming meet and second place in Field Day. She was a member of the first basketball team for her second consecutive year and received her chevron as a reward. As a climax to a year of distinction she was voted the holder of the coveted Strath- cona Shield. Harriet hopes to enter Meds. in Mani ' toba University next fall, keeping her art as a hobby. Favourite Expression: Oh Good St. Peter. ELSIE ALLIH I like to work, I really do. But I like a little dancing too. Elsie Elizabeth Jane Allin arrived in the city of Edmonton, Alta., June 27, 1914. She went through Garneau Public and High School in Edmonton, but being a Western girl she naturally wanted to see the Eastern part of our fair Dominion, so came to Bowmanville, where she studied music. O.L.C. caught her eye and claimed her for the school year of ' 32 and ' 33, during which she studied faithfully at her music, gaining honours in her A.T.C.M. piano exam, in June. She filled the position of S.C.M. Secretary very capably. Still more music is in store for Elsie, piano, and maybe organ — who knows! Favourite Hobby: Going to Bowman- ville. Favourite Expression: ' ' Did I get mail? MART SHARP Maybe I ' m stark crazy But there ' s none of you too sane. On October 22, 1913, Mary was born in Sudbury, Ontario. She attended Garson Public School and spent four years at Sud- bury High School, then O.L.C. welcomed carefree Mary. She has a smile for every- one and a bigger one when she ' s in the tank. Mary took second place in the Swimming Meet this year. As Treasurer of the S.C.M. and Secre- tary-Treasurer of the Senior Class, Mary has handled a good many dollars very ef- ficiently. Next year she plans to take Psychology at University, or ' ' something easy like that. Favourite Expression: Oh! Fm dumb. Favourite Hobby: Napoleon.

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MART IREHE HARSHAW To knoic her better is to love her more. Harsh was born in BrownviUe Junc ' tion, Maine, in 1915. She completed her Public School career in the home town, and after one year of high school tripped lightly off to O.L.C., where she has been for the past four years. Mary ' s senior year has been her crown- ing success — first she was elected Honour Club President, and helped those who wandered from the straight and narrow. She was then chosen Captain of the First Basketball team. To add to these glories she is our Valedictorian, a thoroughly fit- ting close to her High School days. And now the alluring mysteries of Col- lege life await her. Mary is planning to at- tend Toronto Varsity Next fall, and our very best wishes for every success follow her. Favourite Expression: Mahatma Gand- hi! Favourite Pastime: Hello! College speaking. DOROTHEA IHHES A heart to resolve, a head to contrive and a hand to crecute. Dorothea was born in Burlington, On- tario, on December 10, 1914. After attend- ing school here for several years, Dorothea journeyed to Montreal and Richelieu. She studied in Montreal until her arrival at O. L.C., where she has been for three years. Dorothea ' s main interest is Art and if you ever want a good sketch of yourself go to her. Dorothea graduates this year in Art and intends to go to Beaux Arts in Mont- real next year. Who knows but we may be craning our necks at some production of hers at the Royal Academy some day! We hope so anyway. Best of luck. Dor. Favourite Expression: Bless Me! Favourite Pastime: Giggling. KATHARINE KIXMAH Not too quiet, not too (jay. But a real rjood sport in her oicn quiet icay. Introduction. Our story opens in the city of Toronto in 1916, where Kay attended Brown Public School. Chapter I. Kay joy- fully travels to England to join Palmer ' s College in Grays, Essex. Chapter II. After two years Kay returns to Canada with an accent, curls and bangs, to enter O.L.C. Chapter III. We find our heroine scorn- fully avoiding matriculation and preparing to enter the business world. Chapter IV. Still pining for O.L.C. cof- fee and tea, Kay returns to graduate in Commercial, fulfilling also the offices of Commercial Class President and Editorial Committee Chairman. She came third in the Swimming Meet. Chapter V. As a climax to her achieve- ments, she was crowned May Queen by popular vote. Next year Kay plans to enter the news- paper field. Expression: Bully for you. Hobby: Travelling. BESSIE LEirCH I cannot remain idle. Time means everything. Bessie was born in Dorchester in 1908. She attended Dorchester High School as far as third form. Then Business College took the attention of Bessie. In 1931 her keen interest in art got the best of her and she arrived at O.L.C. to study under Miss Taylor. In 1932 we find Bessie back with us again to graduate. Next year Bessie would like to take a Post Graduate course and we will certainly be glad to have her back with us. Favourite Expression: Well, in a sense Hobby: Working. Ten