Trafalgar Castle School - Yearbook (Whitby, Ontario Canada)

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Rising from its parkland, serene and friendly, Trafalgar Castle appeared among the summer trees. I turned in at the gate, and so came back to O.L.C. Somehow things here seem to have changed very little over the years. Even the girls are much the same-- the gay, the moody, the clever, the siow, the cheery, the gloomy-- and all the sleepy-heads ! And yet I know each girl is unique-- a never exhaust- ed (though frequently exhausting!) source of delight for the explorer who understands. What tremendous gifts girls will lavish on those tuned to acceptance ! In my turn, I trust that one little word or idea of mine has been of help to some of them in their quest for tomorrow. Enjoyment of life in all its phases, a spirit of wonder, an active acceptance of what must be, a vigorous impatience with what should not be, an awareness of who and what we are and what we are meant to be-- all of these have filled my living with zest. May some of them brighten your days as you move into the future ! Mrs. Heard

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The Editorial Committee, 1960 PRINCIPAL The Rev. S.L. Osborne, B.A., B.D., Mus.D., Th.D. DEAN Mrs. R.D.H. Heard, B.A. EDITOR Mary-Jo Telford ASSISTANT EDITORS Joan Stinson, Carol Claw son, Marilynne Mack ADVERTISING Shirley Armstrong, Pat Campbell LITERARY Jane Baldwin, Marilyn Maxwell, Pam Caine PHOTOGRAPHY Joan Stinson, Lynne Wellington SOCIAL NOTES Lynne C a she 11 SPORTS Barbara Watson FACULTY ADVISOR Miss D. Cooke, B.A. Graduate photographs by Mr. LeRoy Toll