Trafalgar Castle School - Yearbook (Whitby, Ontario Canada)

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To Our Country Alma Mater Faculty Staff Graduates Other Classes Proposed by June Umphrey (Oshawa) Gwenna Griffith Anne Barnes Margaret Ann Brine Dorothy Stone Student Organizations Beverly Boyd Response Mildred Muttart (Edmonton) Mazo McCormack Miss Sissons Joan Greenfield ' Peggy Grant {Juniors ' ) Betty Shields {Mediums) Myra Rumsey {Sophoinores) Barbara Grierson {Freshmen) Evelyn Hildred {Elementaries) Joan Carnwith {Honour Club) Joyce Kett {S.CM.) Carmen Hazelton {A. A.) Ann Perlin {Year Book) SENIOR CLASS STUNT The Senior Class stunt, held on April 16, was started well on its way with a piano solo by Joan Greenfield. Next came a play The Swiss Times , under the able direction of Sharon Kerbel, followed by the Minstrel Show starring Bev. Boyd, Joyce Kett, and Mildred Muttart. The Grand Finale was Bach-Gounod ' s Ave Maria sung by Bev. Boyd, and chorus. The evening was closed with the school song. OTHER CLASS STUNTS All the class stunts showed originality and careful planning. The Juniors put on an ice carnival at the Whitby Arena, with a skilful show of fancy skating and comic acts. The Mediums, with their great musical production Oklahoma gave us one of the year ' s top stunts. The Freshmen and Sophomores combined to bring an old family photograph album to life. ELEMENTARY CLASS The Elementaries gave us this year some outstanding entertainment with their stunt and music recital. Congratulations Elementaries, we ' re proud of you. MAY DAY Almost traditionally May Day dawned cold and damp but turned into a beautiful day before 10.00 a.m. The programme began in the Concert Hall with a very interesting address given by Mrs. W. H. Clarke, then the school retired to the oval where the May Queen, Nancy Townsend, Westmount, Quebec, was crowned by Mrs. Clarke. Then the Queen and her attendants, Gwenna Griffith and Joan Carnwith, watched from the throne the exer- cises given in the Queen ' s honour. These included dances, tumbling and apparatus and gymnastic displays. Then all adjourned to the playing field where a side saddle act and precision exercise on horseback was given. The day closed with a picnic and finally a movie. Page Twenty-six

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HONOUR CLUB (STUDENTS ' COUNCIL) O.L.C. 1948 Back Row: Carmen Hazelton (Pres. A.A. ), Joyce Kelt (Pres. S.C.M.), Joan Greenfield (.Senior Pres. K iMarney Brine (Junior Pres.) Front Row: Anne Barnes (Vice-Pres. Honour Club), Joan Carnwith (Pres. Honour Club), Elizabeth Murray ' Sec.-Treas. Honour Club). Seated: Miss Sissons. HONOUR CLUB Once again another school year has come to a close and with it another chapter in the life of the Honour Club of O.L.C. For the past year, the students of our college have lived faithfully by the rules and regulations set before them by the Honour Club and by the faculty; with the result that we may all look back over the year with fond memories. The Honour Club represents the student body and we hope that next years ' council will receive the same loyal co-operation we have received throughout this year. J. C. Page Twenty-eight