Trafalgar Castle School - Yearbook (Whitby, Ontario Canada)

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School (bvents FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ENTERTAINMENT Sept. 15 — Violin Recital, Miss Marguerite Learning 16 22 Corn Roast Old Girls ' Stunt 29 — New Girls ' Stunt 30 Field Day Oct. 13 — Mr. Wilson McDonald, Canadian Poet 27 Ha 1 lowf Vn Pa rfv iinnuwt 1.11 l Ally 3 Mrs. Betty Lawlor — Colour Slides of her rprpnf visit tn Cri-paf Rrifain anrl Fnrnrip 11-1.1.111 V IjIL IU VJ 1 LuL A- lll£llll dllU l ULUUCi 4 Pa rfv wifh PirKprinf? hnvs as cnipsfs 1 All r Willi 1 i ' . r. ' „ i J J i ■ U J y J dj cUl lJ. Nov. 18 24 VG illcins Rrns TYavplncmp W 11x11113 U LKJo . j X l X V 1 J tL 111. Hollv Hod Dec. 2 14 S.C.M. Bazaar Vjii I i.jUI Ja ) x t u v a i Tan. 13 Medium Class Party 1 9 f nnrprf 26 Okticlos Concert 27 Mrs R T Scott I ' ll J. XV. 1 ■ ULWLL Feb. 9 Sfiirlpnf R pcibil 10 Spn ior- Tumor SI pi f h in o Pa rtv 1 U 1 vJ 1 . 1 1 J 1 L I il X (illy 16 Conrprf 17 Stunt Night • 23 O.L.C. At Home - 24 Stunt Night Mar. Q Sfudent Recital Apr. 6 Concert, Mr. Gordon McKenzie 7 Movies 13 Senior Dinner 14 Visit from Ashland College 20 Swimming Meet 21 Operetta Party in Toronto May 5 Year Book Dance 18 Puppet Show June 2 Student Recital. initiation That day, the dread of all new arrivals at O.L.C, Initiation Day, had come at last. The new girls wore tunics inside-out and backwards, odd shoes and little bits of ribbon stuck in their hair. They were wonderful sports in carrying out their duties which were set before them by the Old Girls, (Making beds, cleaning shoes and carrying books). The day drew to a close when the weary survivors claimed their titles as ' Old Girls ' . cf{allowe en [Party The evening ' s festivities were begun with a colourful table decoration competi- tion, followed by a delicious chicken dinner. Then there was the grand march dressed in all the mysterious disguises of witch-craft. Skits were performed by the groups, and prizes were given. The night was very bewitching, and the costumes were varied. A sing-song brought the evening to a close. Sixteen

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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

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ristmas LQmaer The Yuletide spirit was once again resumed at O.L.C. on December 15, 1950. The candle light procession wound its way amongst the Christmas decorations at the dinner to the singing of the Cherry Tree Carol. Then came the traditional Boar ' s Head procession led by the lovable jester. The Main Hall window made a picturesque background for the setting of the tableau ' The Crib ' . The unforgettable Christmas story was then related to an attentive audience by our Dean, Miss Sissons. In the concert hall a Shakespeare play. ' As You Like It ' , was presented under the direction of Miss Blackstone. The evening closed with a strong feeling of Yuletide cheer prevailin g. On Friday, April 13th, the Graduating Class was the honoured group at the school ' s annual Senior Dinner. The girls, lovely in their beautiful formals, followed one another into the charm- ingly decorated dining hall. The Senior tables were attractively bedecked with red mortar boards as place cards. This is one night that the seniors will not forget for a long time. Following the dinner, original and well thought out toasts were proposed and replies given. To Proposed by Response by Our Country Vera Byberg Frances Clark Alma Mater Thelma Taylor Perla Audai emor ' inner Margaret Farr Faculty and Staff Kay McKenzie Miss Sissons Graduating Class Barbara Grierson Diane Dunbar Other Classes Denise Springer Diane Young (Juniors) Marianela Carcamo (Mediums) Natalie Stasick (Sophomores) Marijo Williams (Freshmen) Nancy Deller (Elementaries) Student Organizations Barbara Norman Nancy Chapman Gay McLean Gertrude Brathwaite Midori OSumi Seventeen