Trafalgar Castle School - Yearbook (Whitby, Ontario Canada)

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MARGARET GODEFROY - 134 Lawton Blvd. , Apt. 304, Toronto 7, Ontario. Some people have absolute phobias and Marg is no exception. I mean. . .who can tolerate unexpected fire drills. . . late buses from London. . . cold winter air. . . or afternoons at the Art Gallery! ! But best jf all Marg is known for her amendments to the OLC rule book which she lived by all year. BRAVO! my esteemed partner in crime! EVELYN HERTZBERG - Dunbarton, Ontario. Eve is one of our ' esteemed ' day girls who although she has attended only half the classes this year has acquired quite a bit of knowledge. Eve has an ar- dent desire to learn and a great love of OLC. During her 5 yr s . as a student she has exerted herself in both gymnastics and music. Next year she will attend York University where we hope she will find success, happiness and satisfaction. LINDA HONER - 2256 Westman Rd. , Clarkson, Ont. There is never a dull moment when this old girl of two years standing is around. She is a good organizer, especially of time as anyone can see by her busy schedule. Apart from helping to make up the bulk of the contraltoes in our melodious choir, she sews and is an avid reader. She is the Prefect for the Grade 10 ' s but dreads doing lines because they ' re all straight but everyone can ' t go first! Linda has two main plans for next year: to attend Lake Shore Teachers ' College where she will be- come a kindergarten teacher and to cut down on all those P. B. C. ' s. EILEEN MALABRE - The Demerara Bauxite Co. , Mackenzie, British Guiana. . bright light. . .action. ..2a.m. raids. . . . light ' s on pa st 11 p.m... action. . . funny action. . . 3:30 strolls in the fresh air. . . .holiday review, review etc. . .action. . . Bonnie and Clyde. . .action. . . walking Toronto. . . action . . . fire drill. . . action. ..P.J. camouflage. . . action. .. tea. .. action. .. The Judge ' s curtsy! ! . . . acl ion. . . Vienna. She will conquer that too. . . parting is such SWEET sorrow! Action, action . f a c e s . . action .

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LUCILLE CHAPMAN - 59 St. George St. , Pickering, Ontario. Lucille studiously avoids Mrs. Osborne en route to her music practices each morning. As a day girl she finds great pleasure in volleyball, basketball and badminton. She also was a great inspiration to our club swinging. Her biggest joy came in dis- covering the contrasting colours of Mr. Bedford ' s shirts and ties. She spends much time devoted to her studies and having sustainedl 5 years at OLC we hope she can adapt to living elsewhere. JOAN CHILD - 605 Coleraine Dr. , Renfrew, Ont. The crying shoulder of Grade 13, her favourite pastime is murdering conversational phrases - Louder baby, louder? ? A born nurse who doesn ' t even faint at the sight of blood, she will enter Kingston General next year. She is neat, plays the piano and has a gentle disposition. All in all she should make a good catch for some lucky guy! MARGARET COLEMAN - Box 206, Carleton Place, Ontario. Margaret has graced the hallowed halls of OLC for the past three years. She has been S. C. M. rep- resentative this year (holds the post of Grade XII Prefect, and what a post to hold!). No one who knew Marg could say that she starved. If she wasn ' t sat- isfied at her tabic there ' d always be room at Marg ' s Diner on Lower Fran for freshly popped popcorn or warm buns md honey-happy heartburn! ! Marg has used ht-r own judgement in deciding her future. Next ye.ir we ' ll see her at Kingston General. Good luck Mary ! JANET ELIGH - 133 Broadway Ave. , Ottawa, Ont. This five feet of dynamite hails from Ottawa. She is the shortest of the Grade Ill ' ers, but she certainly livens up the hall with her cheerful laughter and frolicsome pranks which include -putting crackers in beds, pulling beds apart and scaring people. The hall will be quiet without her next year but I ' m sure she will bring joy to the halls of Kingston General Hospital.

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JANE ) MARSHALL Hun 42, Stoney Creek, Out. As hi . id of the Student ' s Council. .. Janet Marshall (a :. is Garb) has been very busy this year, what with those late Prefect meetings, and weekly visits from thai special fellow! The duties of the Head Girl are many - they range from picking pumpkins to painting candy -canes for the Semi. We certainly can ' t forget her rendition of Bottle of Wine at the Christmas show! Janet ' s enthusiasm and dedication with which she has led the students of OLC has made the year the great success that it has been. After graduation she plans to enter a faculty of medicine at the University of Toronto. Best of luck, Janet. JANE ROWLAND - 322 Binscarth Road, Toronto 4, Ontario. Jane, the raccoon-clad lass, who first graced our halls in November is most likely to be the Liberace of OLC. She can be found at the piano anytime dur- ing the day. With an unlimited talent for knitting and sewing, she created a knitting craze at OLC. She also has a mania for Friday night bus rides to Tor- onto and daily walks in the fresh winter air. Next year she hopes to continue her music at Banff. Good luck to you Jane; we ' re all looking forward to your first concert at OLC. MARY JO SCHAUS - 100 Columbia St., Waterloo, Ontario. Mary Jo, better known as Shoosy, is a one year student. But within that one year she has made a lasting impression (good, of course!). Her ac- tivities range from volleyball to basketball, to Queen of the Semi, to LAKEFIELD (namely A.B.) to choir and exercises. She hopes to be flying high some clay as an airline stewardess. Rotsa Ruck! ANGELA SWAN - Ewing St. , Hamilton, Bermuda. Angels tells us that she has lost the will to live and intends to sleep on the weekends! She is an avid supporter of the C.P. and reaches her heights of happiness when looking for the capital cities of the United States. Dancing is one of her fortes and she manages to thoroughly shock Grade 13 with her Sophisticated Sissy and African Twist. Our dear black Swan will continue to float down the Bermu- dian waterways beneath beige skies.