Trafalgar Castle School - Yearbook (Whitby, Ontario Canada)

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MR- . S. I-. USBORNI This has been a unique year for me. Mrs Bird anJ I have felt a great challenge in being asked lo act for one year as Assistants to the Dean, when that has meant that we !iad to carry on without a Dean. We want to thank you all for your co-operation, I give my greetings to all who leave our School this year, and want you to know we at Ontatio Ladies ' College will follow you with interest wherever you go. We hope you will often return to visit your Alma Mater. Mencius said: Those who follow that part of them which is great are great men, and those which follow that part of them which is little are little men. My closin ' r message to you all would therefore be: Follow that part of you which is great! Florence Osborne

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I)K. S. I. OSHOKNI I salute the Students of ' 68 - ' 59 with much pleasure. My hope is that you have found this one of the most valuable years of your lives. Living together has many oppor- tunities, and those of you who tiave reaped its harvest and at the same time have learned our of the crucible of experience how to discipline your energies and direct your thoughts into noble channels have achieved what many strive for bur never gain. I have observed that far too many people go about kjiocking on doors without entering to feast upon the wonderful pre- parations inside. What a pityl For life has so much to give us, if we will bm accept. A few of you leave our halls this year for institutions of higher learning. A German poet has expressed a wish chat I shall now set down for you: Was willsi du heute sorgen Auf morgen? Der Eine Steht allem fflr; Der gibt auch Uir Das Deine. Seit nur in alleni Handel 0!iH Wandel. Steh feste. It says: Why worry today about tomorrow? There is One who controls everything; He will give you your share too. Be unwavering in everything you undertake. Stand firm. Indeed, that has a message not only for graduates, bu: for all of you who stand up in your place in the world. Finally, let me commend ihe courage of the Editor and her Committee for their resolve to pro- duce their own magazine this year. I am sure they will pioneer the way for others who follow. S L Osborne

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EDI TORIAL Ontario Ladies ' College has done much, and continues to do much, to provide good educational advantages for girls. It has been said this is a man ' s world, but the world is now becoming more and more a women ' s world Women can now be found in many different fields, such as medicine, education, literature, and even agriculture, OLC endeavours to set before its students a vision of noble living. This year we did not have a Dean, but we did have two very capable Assistant Deans, who did a wonderful job. Wires were crossed occasionally, but everything was always straightened out to our liking. Next year we will have a new Dean - Mrs Heard - and we wish her the best of s iccess , We are quite sure she will love and appreciate OLC as much as we do. Ontario Ladies ' College is not only a school for academic learning, but a school where girls learn to live with one another in har- mony. They learn little helpful things that ctay with them throughout their lives and help them wherever they may go. The rising costs of printing necessitated a change in the printing of our school magazine. We have used our new Roneo Electric and for a first attempt we think we have done well. To have managed the entire venture was a new experience for us, but everyone worked well. Our office secretary, whom we thank most sincerely, has done all the typing. Your committee is responsible for the arrangement of all the pages and the general design. We have learned much, and hope the committee next year will benefit by our mistakes, Onbehalf of myself, the Staff of Vox Collegii, and the student body as a whole, I want to thank Dr Osborne and the Faculty for the patience they have shown and the guidance they have given us through the year, 1958-1959. THE EDITOR