Trafalgar Castle School - Yearbook (Whitby, Ontario Canada)

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YEARBOOK EDITOR THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY Cathy O ' Connor A good yearbook editor ' s message would read, It ' s been a great honour and plea sure to make thi s book. . . . A bad yearbook editor 1 s message would read, I would like to thank everybody for their help. . . . But, since I ' m neither good nor bad, there ' s only one more category - the ugly. Speaking of the good, the bad and the ugly, this year at OLC has gone quickly. We ' ve had our good times, the chocolate cake fights and the new friends. We ' ve had our bad times, the surprise pack- age and the times we all got caught. We ' ve even had some ugly times, but they were just to balance things. After all we couldn ' t have been happy all the time. We ' ve all learned something this year. Being at OLC has helped us realize what real living is like. We ' ve learned to love and to appreciate, to cry and at times to hate. All of the events which have hap- pened this year (at least the legal events) have been put in the yearbook. Some of you may be disappointed with it and others will love it. Person- ally, I think it ' s brilliant and should get a Nobel Prize for Literature. Please enjoy it. At this point I ' ll be a good editor and say it ' s been an ex- perience and at times a pleasure, but also a headache. I ' ll even be a bad editor and sincerely thank everyone for her help. A special thanks must go to Mrs. Hartman who has worn off all her fingers typing this book. That ' s all - good luck and it certainly has been real.

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TO DR. AND MRS. OSBORNE We ' d like to say a thing or two To show our deep regard for you. We hate to think that you must go, But we are told it must be so. Throughout the years you ' ve done so much, And now we shall remember such: The choir has been a great delight, We ' ve sung for you with all our might. We sung in Chapel come what may, What ' s often come I ' d best not say. Your German classes must be joyous, The tales we hear! - Some quite notorious! The tests you give - they really move! Here, all the girls don ' t approve. At the dances which we fling, You ' ve always been there to swing, swing, swing. You ' ve stopped us doing what we ought not, Seeking darkness, and you know what. Mrs. Osborne, thank you too, For all that we have learned from you. You ' ve always been the perfect hostess, The things you ' ve done are really mostest. Your work seems to have never ceased, We thank you last - by no means least. You ' ve done so much for O.L.C. , A list would last to eternity. For 20 years of service true, We dedicate this book to you. With Love - O. L.C. 1948 - 1968.