Trafalgar Castle School - Yearbook (Whitby, Ontario Canada)

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it Senior GIlaaB at[% As the years roll on After youth is gone We will remember Trafalgar, We will recall with hearts all aglow All the dear friends whom we used to know. We will be true to our blue and blue, Her heritage we pass on to you. Staunchly uphold with courage of old O, Junior classes, worthy and bold! Our loyalty we pledge to thee, The graduates of class ' 36. Tune — In Old Vienna. Page Eiuht

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COHSTAHCE MAY McCLOSKEY So iccll to know, Her own, that what she wills to do or say Seems wisest, virtuousest, discreetest, best. Constance was born in Cobalt, January 1, 1919. She was class president in her Sophomore year, and last year president of the Junior Class. This year Connie has made a very efficient Senior President. Be- sides these social responsibilities, Connie has not neglected to take part in the various athletic activities of the school. Last year she obtained her silver in swimming, and this year was one of our forwards in basketball on the second team. She is distinguished for her riding ability. Next year Connie intends to study in Eur- ope, and we hope that she will not fail to further her musical talent, both in piano and vocal. We wish her the best of luck! Hobby — Almost anything. Favourite Expression — Have we any- thing to eat to-night? DOnHA McCLARTY To know her better is to love her more. Donna was born in Owen Sound, March 10, 1915. She obtained her early education in various places, finishing her Senior Matriculation in Fort William. Her home is now in Toronto. In the fall of ' 35 we found Donna within the walls of O.L.C., under the care of Miss Kennedy, in the Household Science Department. This year Donna had the honour of being elected a councillor of the May Queen. She has filled the positions of Vice-President of the Senior Class and of the Honour Club equal- ly well. She plans to go into St. Michael ' s Hospital next fall as a student dietitian. We wish her the best of everything. Hobby — Arguing with Lindsay. Favourite Expression — Oh you look at it, I ' m tired! MARGARET ALGER ' Tis the mind that makes Ihe body rich. Margaret ' s sunny smile was first seen in Tweed, in 1916. She moved to Oshawa and attended public school and the Oshawa C.I. until in 1934 she thought she would like to join the happy throng at OL.C. Here she entered the Commercial classroom and took a Secretarial Course, but at the end of the year had grown so fond of the school that she decided to return and graduate. This year Marg has been a good Secretary-Treas- urer of the Senior Class, and Vox Repre- sentative of the Commercial Class. She has been a guard on the first basketball team for two years. Margaret will make a fine secretary for someone and we wish her the best always. Hobby — Sunday night parties. Favourite Expression — Shh! Here comes Miss Willson! MARGARET BECK She has her own idea of what ' s what. Margaret first opened her eyes seventeen years ago on a dismal rainy day. Born in Montreal, she has since moved around a great deal, attending schools in Ottawa, Brownville Junction, Three Rivers, Mont- real and Toronto. Finally O.L.C. attracted her and we are sure Becky has enjoyed a very profitable and happy year here. She has taken an active interest in both the athletic and academic phases of our school life. Becky was captain of the first basket- ball team and a player on the winning bad- minton doubles team. Her dramatic and artistic talents have been displayed through- out the year. Next year she intends taking an honour course in English and History at the University of Toronto. Hobby — Falling on Upper Frances. Favourite Expression — Could I stood it? ' en