Trafalgar Castle School - Yearbook (Whitby, Ontario Canada)

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NANCY ilUGHES, Long Island Seaioj; Ma!:ricalation, Carter House Nancy ' s unique - I guess you aU know Always available, bu ' sometimes slow Except of course, when there ' s mail on the table Bur we shan ' t elaborate on that little fable. She ' s headed for Chatham in Pittsburg, P. A. We know she ' ll go a long long way Bat. if she ' s lucky and gets the chance She will be co-partners with Niagara Finance. MARION KAUMEYER. Chippewa Senior Matriculation, Carter House Marion, a yhl in Room 115, Has an interest in choir that ' s really keen. Siie curls her hair both day and night And sometimes studies while setting it right In English she ' ll major at McMaster next year She ' ll turn that campus right on its ear And when she is teaching her very own students, We know she ' ll do it with patience and prudence.

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ELIZABETH ELMSLIE, Kitchener . Senior Matriculation, Farewell House This captain of green ties Has been a success A red head means business Will Farewell confess The password is Western And who wouldn ' t bet That a Rickochet romance Is in store for her yet. We all love our Liss And we wish her the best Look - she ' s off to the races And heading straight west. CAROL HANSON, Waterloo Senior Matriculation. Hare House Carol ' s so cute, so silent, so witty, You ' ll never hear her laugh or make ap a ditty Her second time round She ' s had a great struggle - Her notes are piled lugh You clean up the rubble. No doubt you have guessed That most of it ' s true She ' s one of our best And Gene thinks so roo.

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SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY This is Peter Burtonit reporting to you from the publishing division of the Daily Moon, in Crater sville. This is a special edition to report on the occupations and diversions of the lady people who left the hallowed walls of Ontario Ladies ' College, situated on that nondes- cript planet Earth, some six years ago. It is through the courtesy of one Frances Anderson that these ten people were able to take up residence in our fair planet, and enhance its barren fields and craters with their overwhelming beauty. Frances was the fir St human with the scientific capacity for creating a moon rocket to provide transportation. She is now locked p in her specially constructed laboratory (it has a sunlamp), working on a ship for the return journey. Helen Christian has entered the wholesale grocery business with her partner of long standing, Friar Ross, and together they run a successful branch of the Dominion stores. We are happjr to announce that Elizabeth Elmslie and Catherine Bailey have set up an optical company, specializing in contact lenses, which seem to be in popular demand by our moon people. Elizabeth Brain is making a name for herself with her grey matter rental incorporation. Every customer is guaranteed renewed intelligence at low cost, with no interest and no carrying charges. Nancy Hughes, on her arrival, embarked on a campaign to- wards a higher degree of edification, but the stars at Hepingstals, one of our more picturesque locations, outshine her dream of a mortar board, and she is now living in wedded bliss with one Niagara Finance, inves- tigator in their mortgaged home. Ann Chenoweth, after an unsuccessful attempt at master- minding a hot rocket racket, opened her own school of dance, so as to prevent all women people from the agony of having to endure the eternal two-step at any social functions, Marion Kaumeyer works as a columnist for this publication, and has been extremely successful in her first-hand reports on the scandalous lives and loves of our entertainers. Evelyn Sunter is making remarkable progress towards being the first lady commodore of a submarine, and is being helped along the road to success by a close acquaintance who remains anonymous. We have the opportunity of having among us a most promising young physiotherapist, Carol Hanson, Even though Carol spends long hours with her patients, she can put on a broad smile. Why? Because one of her patients is a championship skier, who makes frequent calls for muscle tone-ups.