Trafalgar Castle School - Yearbook (Whitby, Ontario Canada)

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JO ANNE HOBBS - Jo Anne (No hyphen) Hobbs spent one well-rounded year at O.L.C. She took a dramatically sudden interest in history. The text was apparently co-authored by a gentleman named Farr; she also developed an uncanny passion for the telephone. (Is she an operator in disguise?) And, remarkably, she found time for newspaper work, house sports, and a smattering of school work. CECILIA LAW — Perhaps we will best remember Ling Kung as a princess at our school formal, but those of us who don ' t believe in prestige titles as very good credentials, we know her as one of the few individuals who somehow always had a spare smile. We hope she will always be as happy and equally successful. TERESA LIN — To describe Teresa as my ' House-mate ' is more suitable than to describe her as my ' Room-mate ' . Being an optimist, co operative, talkative, and humorous girl, she appears to be happy all the time. She plans to study science in Queen ' s yet she also has potential ability in doing business. Next year, wo might not be together again, so this year ' s experiences will leave us colorful memories. With best wishes and lots of luck to you. Chatter box. 12 MARCELLE MAUGHAN - Uglisha came from Barbados to O.L.C. for Gr. 12 and was accelerated into Gr. 13. She had a busier week than most girls, for besides her day classes, she had Physics two nights a week and Spanish one other night a week. In addition, she was preparing for her Gr. VIII music exam in piano and when she had time, which wasn ' t often, she attended gym club. Marcelle hopes to attend a university in Canada next year. We wish her the best of luck.

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KAREN CLARKE — During the school year, Karen spent 8.30 a.m. to 3.30 p.m. attending classes and 3.30 p.m. to 1 1 p.m. writing to Vernon. Along with her ability to write, she has an ability to talk. Although Karen did not belong to the Debating Club, her talents in this area were not com- pletely wasted as she was quite active on Grade 13 hall. Karen plans to attend Western next year and eventually marry Vernon. MADELEINE CHUNG - Madeleine is a Chinese girl from Hong Kong. We used to call her Mad instead of Madeleine. She came to O.L.C. on the 27th of September, 1969. She is going to take designing next year either in Ontario College of Arts or in Centennial College. Home Economics is the subject she likes most, but it is not offered for the Gr. 13 students in O.L.C. Her favorite hobbies are swimming and sewing. Her ambition is to be a good housewife. 11 ANGIE CHU - Having spent her final years at O.L.C, dark- haired Hong Kong born ' Angelika ' intends to pursue a career in medicine. This lover of all animals, especially cats and dogs, appreciates soft music and enjoys dancing to the latest pop hits. Her favorite was ' Cecelia ' . A very conscientious student whose greatest worry throughout the school year was to pass her Eng. examination. Best wishes for the future Angie. JUDY DONNELLY — Judy was our lovely and gracious May Queen of 1970. She has been the grade 13 class president this year and was the yearbook editor in 1969. Having been in boarding school for several years in England, Judy grabbed the opportunity of living with her family in Whitby and being a day girl at O.L.C. She has mastered many a trip to Mac ' s on a Monday evening, maintaining a calm, cool air. Although her plans for next year are still undecided, I know that she wants to be happy above all else. I warmly wish you the very best of everything, Judy, — you deserve it.

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MARY ANNE McCALLUM - ' Freckles ' came to O.L.C. in January from Toronto just outside Woodbridge . Don ' t let her quietness fool you, you just have to catch her at the right time: and then you wish you hadn ' t. Although her neck is disjointed her thoughts are quite definite, for she plans to attend Guelph next year. Buena suerte! IRENE McRAE — Irene came from Kirkland Lake to O.L.C. for her Grade 13. Irene has caused much chaos on the Gr. 13 hall, ripping beds apart and all. Her biggest gripe is that she doesn ' t get home very often like once every 65 days, so plans weekends at other people ' s homes. Following her year at O.L.C. Irene intends to go to North Bay Teachers ' College. Best of Luck Irene. JAN PORTER - This is Jan ' s second year at O.L.C. In these two years Jan has been an enthusiastic member of the Choir and this year she was a member of the S.C.M. Next year Jan hopes to attend U. of T. where she intends to further her studies in Biology. We all wish Jan the best of luck in the future. YUEN WAH PUN - Paddling like a Donald Duck, Yuen Wah always wears a smile. She hardly gains a pound though she eats butter all the time. She is interested in doing research work and she wants to take statistics in Queen ' s University. While we are living together we do have a lot of fun. Have a good future! 13