Trafalgar Castle School - Yearbook (Whitby, Ontario Canada)

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CALCNDAn OF EVENTS (Sunc atf YXtciInt Speak 9 iers September 18 25 October 2 16 23 30 November 6 20 27 — December 4 January February March April May June 11 15 22 29 5 19 26 5 26 2 23 30 7 14 21 28 4 Dr. Osborne Mr. Fisher Slides - Mrs. Taylor Mr. George F. Rogers Mr. Lawrence Purdy Dr. Peter Sonnenfeldt Picture Study of Christ - Dr. Osborne Mr. A. J. Chappie, B.A. Mr. Marshall Jest School attended service at Sherbourne Street United Church, Toronto Dr. Osborne Mr. Robert McLennan Mr. Seunarine Dr. Osborne Miss Florence Wilkinson Movie of Passover - Dr. Osborne Rev. G. Howard King Picture Study - Dr. Osborne Slides of Easter Story - Dr. Osborne Ramesh Desai School attended service at Metropolitan United Church, Toronto Miss Mildred Collver Miss Bourton Dr. Osborne Judge Mott Mrs. Fahrni Baccalaureate Service - Dr. Crossley Hunter Page Fifteen

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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.

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School § vents FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHT ENTERTAINMENT September 16 23 30 22 28 29 5 18 25 3 October November December January February March April June 13 13 17 18 26 18 25 30 28 3 Recital - Miss Babiak - Violinisi Old Girls ' Stunt New Girls ' Stunt Movies Hallowe ' en Dinner and Party Recital - Lillian Smith Weichel and Harry Reid Year Book Dance Recital - Gordon Hallett - Pianist Holly Hop S.CM. Bazaar Christmas Festival Recital - Mr. Dickson-Kenwin - Dramatist Okticlos Concert Movie Student Concert A. A. Formal Movie Stunt Night Student Concert Senior Djnner Student Concert INITIATION Our traditional initiation was a great success to begin the year. The new girls, dressed front-backwards and inside out were very amusing and were very sportilike in being the servants of the old girls. The new teachers were also dressed in an amusing fashion. The day was topped off when the law-breakers received their penalties and then we all were the old girls of O.L.C. HALLOWE ' EN PARTY This year our Hallowe ' en Party was very colourful and bewitching. After our traditional dinner, lighted by candles, we all joined in the Grand March in our costumes. The costumes were both beautiful and original and many received prizes. Page Sixteen