Trafalgar Castle School - Yearbook (Whitby, Ontario Canada)

Page 17 text:

Mclaughlin, 1945—1950 hare house Wendy is from Toronto and has had a busy year as S.C.M. vice-president and Octiclas President. It ' s McMaster for Wendy, next year. Pet Saying — What ' s your problem. Pet Aversion — Her room-mate? Mine is a long and sad tale. MITCHELL, 1947—1950 Maxwell House Our Senior Class President from Lima, Peru. Hazel plans on being a private secretary, but she will probably end up as the boss ' s wife. Pet Saying — Should I cut my hair? Pet Aversion — Kids being late for senior meeting. Age cannot wither her, nor custom stale her infinite variety . MURREL, 1949—1950 Farewell House Joan galloped in from Port Arthur. She was the L of our cheerleaders. With such high hopes as being an artist and owner of a ranch, we wish her luck. Pet Saying — I never heard worse. Pet Aversion — Onion eaters. Women are meant to be loved, not understood. NICHOLS, 1948—1950 Farewell House Nic. schussed in on two hickories from Cobourg. Jane, our A. A. secretary-treasurer has a weakness for muscles at Queens, but is going to Western to continue her cooking achievements. Pet Saying — Let ' s dance. Pet Aversion — A male over 5 ' 8 . If at first you don ' t succeed, then to heck with it. REEVES, 1949—1950 Hare House Kay, our sweet natured pal, hails from Lansing. Although her future is undecided, she may be working for her father. Pet Saying — I ' m cold. Pet Aversion — Unfriendly people. Tall in stature, lovely in nature. ROBERTSON, 1949—1950 Maxwell House Sonia was blown here from Westmount, Quebec, (must have been a hurricane.) So is our Sports Editor for the Year Book. Her ambition is to own a car, but a tricycle will most likely win over. Pet Saying — What can I do about my Shorthand speed? Pet Aversion — Quiet people. She shifted her brain into neutral, and let her tongue idle on. Page Thirteen

Page 16 text:

HOWEY, 1949—1950 FABEWELL HOUSE Rosemary, our vivacious pal from Aurora is interested in music and psychology and will probably go to Normal. On Saturdays she ' s prettied up for Chuck ' s arrival. Pet Saying — Oh! listen, do you think — ? Pet Aversion — Going to breakfast. The only way to get rid of temptation is to yield to it. JACKSON, 1949—1950 Fabewell HOUSE Cathy is our girl from the farm. She is undecided about her future but hr:s an inkling towards art. She ' s an ardent Prankie Laine fan. Pet Saying — Oh shoot. Pet Aversion— Other peoples favourite radio programmes. Fashioned so slenderly, young, and so fair. LAKE, 1949—1950 Hark HotTSE Gwen is from Langstaff. She keeps herself busy reading stories and poetry as Literary Editor, and slim, being the 0 of our cheer leaders. Gwen is headed for U. of T. Pet Saying — No, I ' m Gwen. Pet Aversion — People saying Which one are you? She is just what she is, what better report. LAKE, 1949—1950 Maxwell House Kay is the other one from Langstaff. She is the eager advertising manager of the year book, and the C of our cheerleaders. Toby keeps a watchful eye on her. She plans to go to U. of T. Pet Saying — No, I ' m Kay. Pet Aversion — People asking, Which one has the Toni? Given to sports, laughter, and much company. LYTLE, 1948—1950 Maxwell House Marilyn hails from Oakwood, Ont. Her ambition is to obtain one, so her probable destination is a professional loafer. Pet Saying — You crackpot. Pet Aversion — O.L.C. Saturday nights. Maybe I ' m right, maybe I ' m wrong, never-the-less, I ' ll still get along. McCORMACK, 1948—1950 Farewell House Barb is from Ivy Lea on the St. Lawrence. She is Bus- iness Manager for the Year book. Next year she ' s headed for St. Hilda ' s, U. of T. Pet Saying — Open the window. Pet Aversion — Her room-mate? The inicent smile doesn ' t mean a thing.

Page 18 text:

RUTHERFORD, 1949 1950 Maxwell Howe Lyn blows from Westmount and iH she ever high. Her ambition?, and her probable destination !!. In spite of all this she wan an active Vice-President, of the A. A. Pet Saying — Who ' s going outside. Pet Aversion — Being told to be quiet. Why take life so seriously, you ' ll never get out of it alive. SCOTT, 1947—1950 Maxwell House Jo. cantered in from Ottawa on Danny. Our Maxwell House Captain is going to O.A.C. to train for veterinary sur- gery. Pet Saying — Let ' s go and see Danny. Pet Aversion — Whitby Yockles. My kingdom for a horse. SHIELDS, 1946—1950 Maxwell Hoi sk Bette arrived via canoe from Coboconk. She finds algebra painful, but despite its handicap she has managed to edit the Year Book and be the school ' s barber. She ' s looking forward to training at Wellesly next year. Pet Saying — I ' ll cut it for you at 5 o ' clock. Pet Aversion — Tuck shop at O.L C. We love thee for a heart that ' s kind, not for the know- ledge in your mind. TAYLOR, 1949—1950 Hare House Les. comes from that famous lumber town Manekaki, Que- bec, and is headed for Queens next year. Her favourite pas- time is making slalom courses in Geometry classes. Pet Saying — Gee, I wish I was skiing now. Pet Aversion — Geometry. When first we met she seemed a quiet maiden, but afterwards — boy, were we mistaken. TULK, 1947—1950 Maxwell House Our S.C.M. President hails from Sao Paulo, Brazil. Pam is going home this year. She can ' t make up her mind about the future but it will no doubt include dramatics. Pet Saying — Let ' s go down for a cup of tea, Dune. Pet Aversion — People who spell Brasil with a Z . Sweet personality, full of rascality. WILKINSON, 1948—1950 Maxwell House Henry is our farmerette from Courtland. She aspires to be a music teacher. She was busy this year with her stu- dents and her duties as S.C.M. treasurer. Pet Saying — Tickle my neck? Pet Aversion — The city. Gladly would she learn and gladly teach.