Trafalgar Castle School - Yearbook (Whitby, Ontario Canada)

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Senior Class Prophecy ( cont ' d ) Carol Nichol ' s boudoir was Seven Main. She quit her studies at the Conservatory for a classy job beating the ivories at ' Slug ' s Bar Room ' . The Head Girl, Nan Chap- man, accompanies Carol at the same rendez-vous. They call her Torchy. Barb Norman became a Dietitian, and is now preparing special diets for twenty small ' Ipana-smiling Joes ' . Their intensive study at U. of T. in Physio-Therapy has enabled Sue Hosie, Helen Meadd and Lynn Mark to set up a rest home for retired wrestlers, where they make use of Meadd ' s Medication for Mangled Muscles. Fran Clark, Donna Humphreys, Vera Byberg and Mary Ferguson, all graduate nurses, collect shrunken heads, jab needles and apply gooey dressings with practised hands. Perla Audai and Rita Yarnold have become very great secretaries (size, that is . . ..) from much sedentary work perched on their bosses ' knees. Nan Armstrong, our female Michael Angelo, is painting murals on McGill ' s fair buildings. I think she likes the place. Diane Teskey is much in the headlines these days presenting her famous case in court, John ' s Other Wife. She won the case, Dr. Brent — Calling Surgery, and is now a business partner to Laura Limited. Betty Reid, Joan Sweet and Barb Ketcheson went to Normal School. Betty teaches fourth form French. Joan won a scholarship in English Literature, and Barb teaches Upper School Trigonometry here at O.L.C. ' Not so Dusty ' Taylor took singing at the Conservatory. It has been said that she swallowed an awning because her boyfriend liked them shady. Well, I guess I ' ll be scampering along. I have to finish a dandy job of gnawing on the Dean ' s bed post. I hope you may be fortunate enough to meet this senior class of 1951. Gay McLean. Thirteen

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CALENDAR Or EVENTS Sept. 17 24 Oct. 1 15 22 29 Nov. 5 19 26 Dec. 3 10 Jan. 14 21 28 Feb. 11 18 25 Mar. 11 17 Apr. 8 15 22 May 6 13 20 27 Sunday Tlight Speakers Miss Lakshme Rao of India. Recorded voices of delegates to the World Conferences — Bishop Dia of the Philippines and Miss Cox van Haemstra of the Netherlands. Recorded voices of the World Conferences: Ade Adegbola of Nigeria; Wm. Haddad of Lebanon; Professor Sarumpaet of Indonesia. Film: All In The Day ' s Work. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Partridge of Port Credit. Mr. John Ramakrishnan of India. Mrs. Norma Temple of Whitby with her pictures of Western Canada. Recorded voice of Miss Janet Thompson. World Secretary of the Y.W.C.A. Mr. Marshall Jess, B.A. of Knox College. Film: A Saviour is Born. A sing-song of Carols. Attended Mission at King St. United Church in Oshawa where Canon Warner preached. The Rev. D. E. Bradford, of Lawrence Park Community Church in Toronto. Mr. F. Chubb, Explorer, who showed coloured slides of his visit to the Ungava Crater. Mr. Lawrence Purdy, B.A., of Emmanuel College. Religious Film. Religious Film. Religious Film. Attended performance of Easter Cantata, The Redeemer , at Whitby United Church. Mr. Karel Schaaf, and Films of the Netherlands. Mrs. Mary Getz of Oshawa (Missionary in China). Mr. T. G. Rogers, President of the Board of Directors. Song Service. Mr. V. Straka of Czechslovakia. Panel Discussion on World Christian Youth Commission. Mr. George Wilson, Victoria College. Fifteen