Trafalgar Castle School - Yearbook (Whitby, Ontario Canada)

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YEAR BOOK STAFF P ' iRST Row, left to right: — Virginia Richards, Shirley Griffith, Marion MacLeod, Louise Cole, Edith Beach. Second Row — Phyliss Dickens, Jackie Brayfield, Audrey Shaw, Joyce Lehto. A Word of Explanation Late in the year it was decided that we should try to revive the O.L.C. Year Book. Because of this late beginning the book has not reached the standard we might have wished to attain. Since their duties were assumed at the time when their school work was heaviest, the Editorial Staff could not give to the Year Book all the time that they would have desired. Nevertheless, all things taken into consideration, they would like to express the hope that the book will prove acceptable, and may serve as a beginning for the editors of subsequent years to build upon. Page Three

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Contents! Editorial Committee . - - , i Year Book Staff - - - - 3 Editorial , , , , , 4 Faculty and Staff - - - ' 6 Foreword ' - - ' ' 7 Dedication Welcome to Miss Sissons - - - 10 Message from Miss Sissons - - - 11 College Song ' - ' ' 13 Senior Class Song ' - ' ' 14 Senior (Graduating) Class - ' ' 15 Senior Class Prophecy - ' - 20 Valedictory - - - ' - 22 Senior Activities ' ' - - 23-26 School Notes ' ' - - 27 Athletic Association ' ' ' 32 Class Pictures . , , . 35-37 Literature ' ' ' ' ' 38 Addresses ' ' ' ' ' 42

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Cbitonal As our school year draws to a close, we must loo hac to see what it has profited us. If there are any who doubt that they have received anything beneficial or con ' structive at O.L.C. this year, let them loo hac with us and weigh the evidence. Perhaps the most important thing we have gained this year is friends. A true friend is the most valuable possession any person can have, and at O.L.C. we have made friends whose love we will cherish all our lives. Of immeasurable value also has been learning to live together in a harmonious community life. We have had to be broad-minded, ready to meet others half-way, or our life here would never have been a success. If there is anything needed in the world today, it is people who are willing to co-operate and sacrifice for the benefit of all. Hence our experience here will he mvalimble to us in years to come. When we leave this school, we will enter a world of confusion and misunderstand- ing, but we will also enter a world at a great turning point in its history. Either it can become a place of peace and good will, or it can become lost again in the mael- strom of its greed and jealousy. It is up to us. We now what we want. Do we now how to get it? Our life at O.L.C. this year has helped to equip us, not only by our academic studies hut also by our daily life together, to grasp this situation intelli- gently and with imderstanding, so that we may at least help to start the world on its way to the goal of peace and security. M. MacL. Page Four