Trafalgar Castle School - Yearbook (Whitby, Ontario Canada)

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55 rom The term editor sounds rather formidable, and shook me at first along with the strings of people saying I ' d hate to have that job or isn ' t it a lot of work? ; more than anything it puzzles me I haven ' t yet managed to find all this work that is supposed to be lurking some- where, and what there is, is rewarding and satisfying. There are frantic moments but nothing more serious than the last minute rushes, and looking for the time or the typewriter that does not seem to exist. For everybody this year the year book was a new challenge for me to find out what a year book actually consists of and to my two or three-finger typing. And for the school to gain the support of advertisers to back the book. And again the decision whether we might manage to send our book to the publishers, weighing the pros and cons — they offered good photography terms, they could set the type to fit the pictures and in fact give it that pro- fessional look. The only problem seemed to be whether we could afford to, but all doubts were soon dispelled under Barb ' s energetic sales of advertising. We have tried as a group to include all the interesting memories of the year, with as many lively and entertaining pictures as can be procured. We hope that it contains all that you would like. I would like to thank everyone involved with the yearbook for the support and help and especially those on the committee: our advisers Mrs. Holley and Miss Nash, Jo-Ann Wil- son assistant editor, Barb Beach head of advertising, and Brenda Rogers photographer. ?