Trafalgar Castle School - Yearbook (Whitby, Ontario Canada)

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BACK ROW: Mrs. Perry, Mr. Sutherland, Mr. Bedford, Dr. Davis, Mr. Schoenenberger, Mrs. uavis, Mr. Terry, Mrs. Holley, Mrs. Hallpike. FRONT ROW: Miss Saunders, Miss Nash, Miss Breckenridge, Mrs. Swann. ENGLISH: FRENCH: Dr. Davis M.A., M.Mus., M.Ed., Ph.D. Mrs. Hallpike B.A. Miss Breckenridge Miss Saunders B.A. Mrs. Holley B.A. Mr. Schoenenberger Lie phil GERMAN: LATIN: Mr. Schoenenberger Lie. phil Mrs. Holley B.A. BIOLOGY: PHYSICS: Mrs. Swann B.Sc, B.A. Mrs. Swann B.Sc, B.A. GENERAL SCI ENCES: CHEMISTRY: Mrs. Swann B.Sc, B.A. Mrs. Swann B.Sc, B.A. Mr. Sutherland B.Sc. MATHEMATICS: Mrs. Swann B.Sc, B.A. Mrs. Perry M.P.S. Mr. Sutherland B.Sc. Mr. Terry B.A. ART: HISTORY: Miss Nash B.A. Miss Breckenridge Miss Saunders B.A. GEOGRAPHY: Miss Nash B.A. Miss Breckenridge Miss Saunders B.A. Miss Breckenridge PHYS. ED.: MUSIC: Mrs. Hallpike B.A. Dr. Davis AT. CM. Mr. Bedford Mrs. Ramsey Miss Breckenridge 5 LIBRARIAN: Miss Saunders B.A.

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To Mr. Hall we affectionately and respectfully dedicate our yearbook. Mr. Hall came to O.L.C. five years ago, as head of the science department, and assistant principal. Throughout his time here, he earned the respect and admiration of the staff and students, as well as a repu- tation for coming to school on time no matter what the weather. Mr. Hall is also responsible for all dona- tions that may be made to the O.L.C. science department in the near future, for last year, the grade twelve class swore that they would dedicate their first million to equipment. Mr. Hall has made a tremendous con- tribution in this field — our science lab has been greatly improved by his efforts. Mr. Hall has taught us more than science, for by his example we have learned what few can teach. Perhaps for more than anything else, Mr. Hall will be remembered for his smile, a smile which never failed to spread warmth and happiness. 4

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War, - -A nn d In Spira tion If I were not a prefect, something else I ' d rather do, was the first of many capers performed by the prefects at O.L.C. this year. Both O.L.I.Y.G. and Winter Carnival reflected their enthusiasm. I would like to thank the prefects who gave me their assistance through- out the year. We are grateful to Dr. Davis for the willingness he showed in letting the students through the student council manage their own affairs. Throughout the year Dr. Davis also encouraged us to take part in the com- munity and participate as a school in extra- curricular activities. I ' d like to thank Dr. Davis for the confidence he had in O.L.C. and the girls. What words can I express that would describe how we all feel about Mrs. Perry? She has been the mother of O.L.C. We often need the advice of a woman at this point in our lives and we all know that we can share any problems with Mrs. Perry. I will always be thankful for the many things Mrs. Perry did for me. Living together at O.L.C. in such close contact with so many people is a very rewarding experience in spite of the many times during the year that we may deny it. By shedding tears for someone else ' s pain and by rejoicing for someone else ' s happiness we learn that the sick- ness of the heart is sometimes far more serious than the sickness of the body. We, all of us, control the remedy which will cure that sickness when we meet it. It is friendliness, sympathy and understanding. It costs us nothing and the more we give away the more we receive. To those who are returning to O.L.C: O.L.C. needs your enthusiasm and vitality. I hope you will endeavour to make 1970 an even greater year for our school, more exciting and more successful. To those of you who are leaving O.L.C: I hope that your experiences at O.L.C. will bene- fit you in the search for your goal and that you will be very happy in the future. Mary-Ann McDougall