Trafalgar Castle School - Yearbook (Whitby, Ontario Canada)

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e Senior ass ARMSTRONG, 1950—51 Max wfcix Nanno rides the rails to Ottawa every long week-end, but wishes it were Montreal. Helped to obtain points for Maxwell by winning all sorts of swimming races. Is an ardent tennis player and a good sub-captain. Pet Saying — Get in line Maxwell! Pet Aversion — Not being near Montreal; O.L.C. It ' s pretty, but is it art? AUDAI, 1949-51 Hake Perla, altho ' from Colombia, S.A. and going abroad this summer, does not travel around much but spends most of her time in the Commercial room. ' Pearl ' was an excellent Honour Club Secretary; practice for next year. Pet Saying— Oh, Estrella! Pet Aversion — Getting up in the morning! Beautiful, beautiful brown eyes, I ' ll never love blue eyes again. BYBERG, 1950—51 Maxwell Vera likes to tell inquirers she ' s from Matachewan; there is always so much explanation to follow! Sang in O.L.C. ' s wonderful choir this year. Vera is headed towards a nursing career, and an able nurse she ' ll be! Pet Saying — Mutach, 170 miles north of North Bay. Pet Aversion — Studying in Study Hall. Silence is golden — and who hates money! ! ! CHAPMAN, 1949—51 Maxwell Nan, our vivacious and efficient President of the Student Council and our gracious May Queen from Fort Erie, always has a smile for everyone throughout the year. Sings beau- tifully and plays tennis famously. Good luck and success! Pet Aversion — Can ' t imagine Nan having one! Pet Saying — Hi ya, honey! Smile and the world smiles with you. CLARK, 1950—51 Farewell Fran hails from Kingston, but we think she likes George-ia. Asks ingenious questions; should get together with Einstein. Played baseball for Farewell, and a good game of basketball for the school team. Pet Saying — He didn ' t write! Pet Aversion — Saturday night qu iet hour. I have nothing to declare but my genius. DOUGLAS, 1949—51 Farewell We wonder if Dougie picked up hair-cutting in Napanee? Has a big job as Year Book Literary Editor. Always handy for making decorations for the dances. Plans on teaching the little folk the A, B, C ' s. Pet Saying — I wish she ' d cut her hair! Pet Aversion — People who talk about exams at the wrong time. Where there ' s smoke there ' s Douglas.

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1. Hail to thee Our Alma Mater Hail to O.L.C. Senior Class of ' 51 Graduates are we! Nights of madness, days of gladness, Sunday nights on Main, Chapel, oysters, week-end concerts, All behind remain. 2. Fare thee well our dear Trafalgar And our Blue and Blue, May thy spirit always bind us Keep us ever true. School of memories bound by friendships Follow through the years. May we cherish every treasure With each parting tear.

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DUNBAR, 1949—51 Hake Dee-Dee came to us by rail from the great mining town of Timmins. She has been a very capable leader as presi- dent of the Senior Class. Graced the May Court with her presence as Counsellor. Is an all around friend. Pet Saying — I think I ' m wonderful. Pet Aversion — faking. Just call me Dee-Dee, but don ' t call me often. FARR, 1950— 51 Hare Margaret she was christened, but we know her better as Too-Too. She just couldn ' t stay away from us any longer, so returned for her senior year. Orillia gave forth a capable house captain and an excellent basketball player. Pet Saying — It ' s on the rocks. Pet Aversion — Spelling. A pal that ' s worth having, a sport through and through. FERGUSON. 1950—51 Maxwell Mary is one of our day-hops from Whitby who welcomes O.L.C. with her sunny smile each day. Mary can usually be found in 8 Lower Fran. Fergie plans on nursing next year, lucky patients. Best of luck! Pet Saying — Well, Miss Shillington, if — Pet Aversion — Latin exercises. Good things come in small packages. HOSIE, 1949—51 Maxwell Sue was always at hand with her help as vice-president of the Senior Class, and gave forth with her p leasing voice as a member of the Senior Choir. Hopes to enter Occupa- tional Physiotherapy at U of T next fall. Good luck, Sue. Pet Saying — You ought to meet our history teacher, Miss McDowell. Pet Aversion — Spanish. No one else ' s problem is too small. HUMPHREYS, 1948—51 Hake Donna day-hops from Oshawa; we wonder if she really has a drivers ' license? Humper is always found talking in Study Hall ' specially Monday A.M. after a special beau has been home. Tells us she is a wonderful golfer. Pet Saying — My this is a lovely meal! Pet Aversion — O.L.C. dances. Music hath its charm: especially at the luncheon table. KETCHESON, 1950—51 Hare Ketch is our mathematician of O.L.C. Hails from Tweed. She blends her charming voice with those of her fellow songsters in the Senior Choir. Asset — beautiful red curls. Pet Saying — That ' s for sure. Pet Aversion — Passing the barn. She is just what she is, what better report. Nine