Trafalgar Castle School - Yearbook (Whitby, Ontario Canada)

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Zht Senior Clags JOYCE BELL Bellzi has been our representative from Port Colborne at O.L.C. for the past five years. You notice those lengthy letters she gets every day — could be they are signed Fuzz ? Isn ' t he adorable? — in a dreamy voice that is. She says it is University in the States for her next year, but we all know what her ultimate future will be. BEVERLEY BUTLER Butt hails from St. Catharines, and is fond of saying you kids are brats. Her favourite pastime is sleeping, and she is a prize geometry student. Next year she plans to go on to fields of higher learning — perhaps animal hus- bandry at Gait. Her dream ambition, of course, to be a friend to dumb animals. LORRAINE CAMPBELL Larry , the girl from Leaside, (don ' t ever make the mis- take and say Toronto) is one of our outstanding young artistes . Just take a look at her text-books! Her dry wit is well-known to her acquaintances. She wants to take up commercial art, and will probably end up in a garret. BARBARA CREEPER Creep comes to us from Toronto, and is quite wound up in her Okticlos duties, and is a very efficient manager. Her Better turn off the light is her favourite expression — or so says her room-mate. Next year she plans to go to U. of T., and though her course is undecided as yet, we wager she ' ll outshine her professors. MARGARET DAUGHTERY Dog is our tennis-playing friend from St. Thomas. She is the girl with the little black-book. Class dues, you know. Muscles is her middle name. It ' s journalism at Western for her next year, but her dream ambition is to be a P.T. teacher. She would undoubtedly kill her pupils with over- exercise.

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Trafalgar, our Alma Mater, We Seniors of O. L. C. Than you for pleasant memories. Of days of ivor and nights of glee; The feasts ive held at midnight, Detentions after four, Have made our year eventful; These things, and many more. We ' ll remember the times we ' ve had here, We ' U remember when we ' re away. We ' H remember the friends we ' ve made here And w-ont forgt to come bac some day — So, farewell our Alma Mater, Trafalgar arid Blue and Blue We ' re Seniors of Fortyseven, We ' ll always he true to you.

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MARY DICKSON • Clarkson sent her to us. Her favourite pastime, con- sidered strange by many, is befriending homeless mice — and cats, too. Otherwise you will find her reading or sleeping. Next year she plans to go to Vic and wants to be a librarian. But we wager she will end up owning a large cat farm. COLLETTE FERGUSON Fergie is one of the prize players from the Bowmanville basketball team. She is our local Stradivarius — or is it a tommy-gun she carries around in her violin case ? Her am- bition is to play in Carnegie Hall, but she says sadly that her ultimate fate is probably Bowmanville Town Hall. CHARLOTTE FORSTER Char arrived here from Great Neck, Long Island. And did you know she had a cute appendicitis — one of the cutest! Western U welcomes her next fall, and her prime interest in life now is her summer camp. Best of luck. Char. JANE GOODCHILD Janie arrived here from Toronto. She ' s the girl with the lovely horse Stinky — oops! I mean Mam ' selle . Her most repeated expression is Jamieson, get your feet off my bed! She plans to take up animal husbandry, and we ex- pect to see her animal hospital going up any day now. CAROL HENDERSON Hendy comes to us from Toronto. We have just one word to describe her main interest in life — just Horses! We need say no more. Hendy plans to go into training in the fall, but we know she would rather nurse horses than people. GRACE HURTON Our nightingale of the stairways hails from Manitoba. Grade ' s ambition is to be a dental nurse. We can see her inspecting someone ' s set of molars, and singing soothing music as the dentist drills. It would be worth going to the dentist! Pape Fiftnrn