Trafalgar Castle School - Yearbook (Whitby, Ontario Canada)

Page 14 text:

CLARKE, I 949 1950 Fabewell House Joyce is our class Vice-President who haiiH from Smiths Falls. She thinks she ' ll find history and English at Queens interesting next year. Pet Saying — Grin and bear it. Pet Aversion — Shorthand. She is pretty to walk with, to talk with, and pleasant to think on . CORLETT, 1949—1950 MAXWEIX HOUSE Ruth hails from that one and only Kingston. She spends her spare time getting noises from her bagpipes. Pet Saying — Guess I ' d better get up now. Pet Aversion — Hot rooms. Einstein was clever too . DAVIS, 1943—1950 Maxwell House Marilyn bounded in from Dunbarton, Ont. She hopes to be a nurse but her probable destination in assistant physi- cist to Dr. Hunter. Pet Saying — Never heard worse! Pet Aversions — Those who run down Americans. Better late than never — but she ' s usually late. DELLER, 1945—1950 Maxwell House Marlene rushed here from Tronta . This year she be- came our very capable A. A. president, and also honorary floor walker at Simpsons. Her future is secure as long as camera sales are high! Pet Saying — (before looking) I ' ve lost my — . Pet Aversion — School in general — especially French. A happy face, a cheerful grin, her voice is heard above the din. DOELLE, 1947 — 1950 Farewell House Jane is another Torontonian who this past year has been Farewell ' s efficient house captain. She has completed the course in Interior Decoration and plans to do some prac- tical work next fall. Pet Saying — Line up kids. Pet Aversion — Lettering. Great artists die young — I don ' t feel so well myself. DONALDSON, 1946—195-0 Hare House Rita docked at Whitby via the Welland Canal. She ' s our Make Believe Ballroom all wrapped up in one, and has been an active member of many school clubs. The Conserva- tory is her destination. Pet Saying — It was a great big huge — Pet Aversion — Getting up in the morning. But I don ' t want to go among mad people.

Page 13 text:

®f)e Mentor Clasft AUDAI, 1949—1950 Hare House Our brown-eyed Pearl from Columbia, S.A. has got an eye for business and a flair for writing. Pet Saying — Now looooook girls! Pet Aversion — Wearing glasses. Absence makes the heart grow fonder. BAKER, 1948—1950 Hare House Muriel came to us from Hamilton. She ' s working her way through college, to get some better knowledge, (and we ' re sure she ' ll succeed.) Pet Saying — Miss Sissons, please — Pet Aversion — Loafing. Give us courage and gaiety and a quiet mind . BEACH, 1949—1950 Farewell House Viv. hails from Ottawa, Our vivacious classmate is in- clined toward music. Pet Saying — I got a letter from Jack to-day. Pet Aversion — Early hours. With helping hand and a cheery heart, always ready to do her part. BLACK, 1947—48, 49—50 Hare House Joan came back to us this year from Ottawa, after taking a year ' s holiday. She plans to do radio singing. Pet Saying — I hit high D to-day. Pet Aversion — History of Music. Music is the thing of the world that I love most. BUDD, 1947—1950 Maxwell House Gloria came rolling in to O.L.C. from Stratford, Ont. She hopes to be an air-line stewardess. Pet Saying — Boo-all. Pet Aversion — anyone not interested in hockey. In school so quiet and demure, but when outside we ' re not so sure. CARCAMO, 1948—1950 Farewell House Margarita came to us from Santa Domingo. She plans to take enginering at McGill. Pet Saying — Where am I going? The ballet of course. Pet Aversion — Blind dates. Her ways are ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace. Page Nine

Page 15 text:

DOUGALL, 1949—1950 Maxwell House Jean our Merrickville whiz is secretary-treasurer of the choir. She plans to go in training at Kingston General Hos- pital next year. Pet Saying — Oh my heavens! Pet Aversion — Turning lights out at 10:15. They say the best way to a man ' s heart is through his stomach. DUNCOMBE, 1946—1950 Maxwell House Anne, our red-head from Nassau, Bahamas plans on being a Private Secretary. Probable destination is Dune ' s Home for stray cats. Pet Saying — Let ' s go down for a cup of tea, Pam. Pet Aversion — People ignorant of Nassau ' s location. There, there little girl, someday you will grow. FARLINGER, 1948—1950 Hare House Don ' t ask Jane where she comes from unless you want New Liskeard ' s history. Our struggling Hare House Captain is headed for McGill to compete against Einstein. Pet Saying — Didn ' t I get a letter? Pet Aversion — A tidy medicine cabinet. A good sport, and lots of fun, she keeps happiness on the run. GAGE, 1949—1950 Hare House Barb, limped in from Oshawa, and offers warning to other skiers. Her aspirations are to be able to combine Francz, and, Rachmaninof with pines, rocks and little clear lakes. Pet Saying— Oh! Gee! Pet Aversion — Crowded streets and goldfish bowls. Thoughtful expression, gallant poise, seldom causing a very loud noise. HOGAN, 1946—1950 Maxwell House On her first trip to O L.C. Poddy raced with a turtle and guess who won! She ' s a very efficient President of the Student Council. Anything in grey flannels and a navy blazor will attract her attention. Think you ' ll find them in P. H.E.? Pet Saying — Oh! Marlene! Don ' t say that! — That ' s just as bad! Pet Aversion — People who tell her she ' s slow. Rome wasn ' t built in a day. HOUGHTON, 1948—1950 Farewell House Joan is our Math, genius from Toronto. Being the Hon- our Club Treaurer has given proof. She ' s headed for Occu- pation and Physical Therapy at University of Toronto. Pet Saying — Oh! you don ' t do it that way. Pet Aversion — A dirty room. Work and worry killed many a woman; brother I in- tend to live. Page Eleven