Trafalgar Castle School - Yearbook (Whitby, Ontario Canada)

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Mentor €la ons ' Neath the old walls of grey, Oh dear Trafalgar, We sought to win our way To truth and valour. Our Senior class shall be Forever true to thee; And always hold most dear The friendships made here. Our colours we unfurl. As gladly we shall pass The flaming torch along, from girl to girl Of the Senior class. We bid thee fond farewell, O school we love so well, Whose traditions we will take afar, Dear old Trafalgar. (Tune : Santa Lucia)

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BETTY STEPHEHS CATHERIHE CAMPBELL To know her better is to love her more. Toronto was the place, September the month and the 19th the date of Betty ' s birth. In her very early youth she attended Scarboro Public school, then Scarboro Col- legiate but 1934 brought her to Trafalgar Castle as a Medium. Passing gracefully through the Medium and Junior classes she graduates this year as President of the Senior class. Stuffy has filled her position faithfully and cheerfully. We saw her as a chawming Yellow Prince in the Senior play, last year holder of the Strathcona shield and for two successive years win- ner of the swimming statuette. Now she is our Valedictorian for ' 37. In the near future she means to master that mental science, Psychology — to Stuffy our best wishes for happiness and success as she traverses the winding maze of the human mind. Hobby — Composing intricate tunes on the dinner gong. Favourite Expression — Quiet! (but quite agreeably). BEPJiADETTE HEKDERSOH Her philosophy, like everything about her, is original. Bernadette was born in Vancouver, April 1917. She obtained her early education in various western points — finally ending up at Churchill. Churchill has not yet had the opportunity of getting acquainted with Bern as O.L.C. has claimed those four years. Bernadette is vice-president of our graduating class of ' 37, and has proven herself worthy of that honour bestowed upon her in the fall. We hope that we have not seen the last of Bern when she leaves us this June. At any rate, we will not soon forget her cheery nature. Bern in- tends to enter University next year, special- izing in science. We wish you the best of luck, Bern. Hobby — Tuck or the Tuck Shop. Favourite Expression — Oh, that ' s all right. Get into the swim. Oshawa has the good fortune to claim Catherine, or to be less formal, Kay, as a native daughter. Kay made her advent into the world on February 22, 1919. She obtained her early education at Mary Street School and later attended Oshawa Col- legiate; Kay then decided to come to O.L.C. tOi join the Commercial Class. She has been interested in every phase of school life. As treasurer of the Senior class, Kay filled her office with admirable capability. In swim- ming she obtained her bronze, silver and in- structor ' s medals. Her chief interest is ap- paratus work and tumbhng. We hope that she will not forget her Alma Mater and the friends she made here, in the years to come. Best of luck and happiness in the future, Kay. Hobby — Swimming. Favourite Expression — Oh, isn ' t that ' fowl ' ? (or does it mean foul ?) ELIHPKE BAILES I cannot remain idle. Time means everything. Elinore was born at Colorado Springs on August 22, 1918. Her early education was obtained at B.B.C. in Oshawa, but later, as her music necessitated weekly visits to O.L.C. she soon acquired enough liking for it to become a boarder. This is Elinore ' s second year here, and though unfortunately it has been spent without any active part in sports, her enthusiasm is just as keen as formerly. Apart from completing her senior matric, Elinore has kept up her music and hopes to pass her Intermediate exam at the end of the school year. Next year EHnore intends either to continue her music at the Conservatory or to attend Uni- versity. In either course we wish her the best luck. Much to Elinore ' s joy, she did pass her intermediate exam in June. Hobby — Week-ends. Favourite Expression — Oh me, my hair ' s falling down!