Trafalgar Castle School - Yearbook (Whitby, Ontario Canada)

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FRIDAY NIGHT ENTERTAINMENT September 17th- September 24th - October 1st October 15th - October 22nd - October 30th November 19th- November 26th- December 4th December 10th - December 16th - January 14th January 21st January 29th February 11th February 12th - February 25th March 4th March 11th March 25th March 30th April 1st April 8th April 29th April 30th May 6th May 13th May 24th fune 3rd June 5th fune 6th June 7th fune 8th -Ray Dudley — Pianist -Old Girls ' Stunt -New Girls ' Stunt -Party -Student Council Meeting -Masquerade -Recital: Mr. Hambourg, Miss Nicolette Ysaye, Dr. George Brough -Holly Hop -S.C.M. Bazaar -Recital — Rev. G. A. Parkinson — Charles Dickens -Christmas Festival -Movie Night -Senior Stunt -Okticlos Concert — Mr. Alex Read -One Act Plays -Elementary Stunt -A. A. Dance -Junior-Medium Stunt -Freshman-Sophomore Stunt -Year Book Dance -Swimming Meet -Recital — Barbara Blackstone -Swimming Meet with Oshawa Collegiate -Senior Dinner -Senior Class Movie -Movie Night -Puppet Show, Fashion Show -May Festival -Junior Recital -Trafalgar Service -Senior Concert -Alumnae Day and 75th Anniversary Banquet -Commencement INITIATION Initiation is always a day of fun and pranks. Uniforms were badly distorted, faces had a few extra attractions, and there was an amazing display of obedience on the side of the new girls toward the old. The new members of faculty and Dr. and Mrs. Osborne kept us well amused during noon hour, and the penalties given to law breakers that evening completed the struggle for admittance of new- comers into O.L.C. HALLOWE ' EN PARTY This year ' s Masquerade made all those present certain that our traditional Hallowe ' en party is one to remember. The costumes were not only beautiful but showed great originality. The prizes were awarded to (1) Sandra Dubin as a Dancing Dutch Girl, adjudged the most beautiful costume. (2) Barbara Rowe as Superman, naturally the most original. Page Sin teen

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS SUNDAY NIGHT SPEAKERS September 19th September 26th October 3rd October 17th October 24th October 31st November 7th - November 21st - November 28th - December 5th December 12th - January 16th January 23rd January 30th February 6th February 13th February 27th March 6th March 13th March 27th April 3rd April 10th May 1st May 8th May 15th May 22nd May 29th June 5th -Dr. Osborne -Dr. Osborne -Mr. Lawrence Purdy -Dr. Osborne -Mr. Donald Hooper -Miss Helen Fotheringham -Mrs. W. D. Tucker -Mr. T. G. Rogers -Mrs. Margaret Darnell -Miss Eunice Pyfrom -The Rev. A. T. Cowan -Miss Margaret Prang -S.C.M. Service -Mr. Marshall Jess -Dr. Osborne — pictures -Miss Florence Wilkinson -Miss Leslie Bowman -The Rev. A. C. Luffman -Miss Alice Boomhour -Mr. S. J. Vogan -Picture Study -Movie — Christ in Gethsemane -The Rev. A. C. Forrest -Mr. T. K. Creighton -A Movie -The Rev. J. A. Cooper -At Brooklin United Church -Baccalaureate Service — Dr. Davies The student body would like to take this opportunity to thank Dr. Osborne for his leadership in our informal Sunday evening services. We have found in these foundations for new ideas and the answer to many a troubling question. We sincerely hope the services will be held in the same manner next year. Page Fifteen

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(3) Ginny King as Humpty Dumpty, most comical get-up. (4) Rita Donaldson and Jodie Alexander, the best pair, attractively and suit- ably attired as Planter ' s Peanuts. (5) Great artistic ability, as well as originality won the prize as the best group for the Egyptian Burial, enacted by No. 1 Main — Lilia de la Torre, Anne Sinclair, Marie Stovel, Henrietta Wilkinson. After the Grand March, the Dramatic Club, under the direction of Miss Black- stone, gave a pleasant ending to the evening and made for themselves a wonderful start for the year. THE CHRISTMAS DINNER The festive atmosphere that prevails during the Yuletide season begins in the hearts of the OLC girls each year on the evening of our Christmas dinner The guests, faculty and students entered the beautifully decorated dining room while the choir sang, The Seven Joys of Mary . The Candlelight Procession followed to the singing of the Cherry Tree Carol. Then the traditional Boar ' s Head Procession carried the famed Boar ' s Head to the table, and dinner began. Carols were sung during and after the meal. Two of the old favourites We Three Kings and Good King Wenceslas were made into short playlets. During the singing of Silent Night the school and guests left the dining hall and went into the Main Hall where a tableau The Crib was presented under the direction of Miss Weller. Back in the Concert Hall, a play Once Upon a Christ- mas was enacted by the Dramatic Club under the direction of Miss Blackstone. As the curtain fell on another of our Christmas Dinners a cheerful Yuletide spirit prevailed. THE SENIOR DINNER On Friday evening, April 29th, our Graduating Seniors were the honoured guests at the school ' s annual Senior Dinner . The girls, lovely in their beautiful formals, enjoyed a delicious meal in a charmingly decorated dining hall. The Senior table was made exceptionally attrac- tive and interesting by a procession of tiny dolls in exquisite graduating gowns, the work of Rita Donaldson ' s clever fingers. The Seniors were delighted with these charming souvenirs. Following the dinner, clever and original toasts were proposed and replied to as follows: Proposed by Patricia Gilchrist Mary Lou Affleck jo Shone Anne Duncombe Anne Sinclair To Our Country Alma Mater Faculty and Staff Graduating Class Other Classes Response by Sylvia Skinner Lilia de la Torre Miss Sissons Lynette Price Patricia Hogan for the Juniors Joan Ferguson for the Mediums Isabell Faulkner for the Sophomores Dawn Myles for the Fresh- men Bettie Ann Spafford for the Elementaries Page Seventeen