Trafalgar Castle School - Yearbook (Whitby, Ontario Canada)

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vox COLLEGII STAFF Front - R. Piske, M. Cameron, J. Robertson, M. Smith. Back - Mrs. Pringle, J. Trumper, V. Todd, J. Darrell, A. Pawliw, G. Jones, L. Long. EDITORIAL Tomorrow, like a distant star, always lies just beyond our out- stretched hands and straining eyes. Since time began, man has been trying to determine what lies in store for him, just over the brink of the horizon. Now, more than ever before, man finds it easier to guess at the future , and , what is more important, to help shape its destiny. This is the age of the split atom. We are all aware of its poten- tial power and of what men have done so far with it. The pattern of tomorrow lies with each of us. We, the young people of today, the adults of tomorrow, should think deeply and form our opinions wisely, concerning the power of the atom. It has always been my firm belief that our only hope of maintain- ing peace and securing the co-operation of all nations, is through the discussions in the United Nations. Since the U.N. has done so much already and if it can only maintain the power it now has, surely all the nations of the world will eventually come to an agreement of some sort concerning atomic power. A world in which the materials for atomic bombs are safely and surely controlled by the United Nations will be a world in which the power of the split atom works for and not against human welfare. -4- Virginia Todd

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S.C.M. and OKTICLOS Mr. Atkinson, M. Reader. Miss McDowell, N. Stasick, A. Mount, H. Ferguson, S. Lecky, E. Miller. SENIOR CHOIR Dr. Osborne, L. Long, V. Todd, M. Snniith, A. Mount, M. Bird, F. Swan. J. Darrell, C. Caldwell, M. Reader, N. Stasick, E. Miller, S. McGregor, M. Cameron, 5. Lecky, M. Taylor. -6-