Trafalgar Castle School - Yearbook (Whitby, Ontario Canada)

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EVA HWANG: Eva ' s home is Hong Kong. She is an ideal room-mate because of her charming personality. She has a great shoulder to cry on in trying times, for she is a very understanding person. Teaching Chinese is her specialty not to mention she is an excellent student and works hard. She wants very much to attend university in Canada for she loves the country and people. I think she is the nicest roomy any- one could have and I wish her luck and the best of everything in the future. WENDY IRVINE: Wendy managed to squeeze into our class before the November exams had set in. Her cheerful smUe and corn-ball humour are well known around this school, expecially to the poor souls who had to bear with her type of humour while attempting to study for exams. Her part as Santa in our Christmas play came naturally to Jolly Wendy. Next year she hopes to find time for a course in Early Child- hood Education at Ryerson in between her duty to her Brownie pack. Wendy leaves us with a quotation to remember, It ' s not the years of your life that count, but the life of your years. RACHEE JONES: Rachee comes from beautiful Bermuda Island. She is known as Rocky by most and is quite active in the school. She is a member of the choir and Student Christian Movement and was also the student director of the Christmas play ' Inook and the Sun. ' Next year she plans on taking a secretarial science course at Ryerson College and on having her own apartment. The best to you Rachee (or should it be Rocky) and your future.

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MAGDALEN HO LAI KUEN: Magdalen, also popularly known as Mag, came from the famous Oriental Pearl - Hong Kong, in September of 1973. This is her third and last year at O.L.C. Being a devoted Carter, she proved to be an enthusiastic sports-lady. Her acting abilities also appeared when she took part in Oyster-shows. This year Mag grad- uated from a grade 12 student to the grade 1 1 prefect. Next year she hopes to attend York University and eventually obtain her Master of Education and Social Work Degrees. Good luck in the future Mag. We will always remember you. ELIZABETH JOY HOGG: Elizabeth Joy Hogg, better known as Betsy Bo, is our one and only product of well known Noranda, Quebec. This year ' s Farewell House Captain has been known for her glorious display of the latest undergarment fashion of the year. . . .! She has also been our principle consumer of the ' World Finest. ' Besides being active in school life she has been known to hide well known O.L.C. criminals. Her favorite pastime is that of eating hot salami subs daily with Shirleyanne, Pat, and assorted others. Dances are one of Betsy ' s Pet Peeves, what with her clientele arriving for their make- up appointments. She hoped to attend the famed University of Noranda but her average surpassed the 30 per cent average needed for acceptance. Seriously she plans to attend Waterloo for her B.A. in Geography, after spending two years at O.L.C. Good Luck Betsy Bo. You have made school year 75-76 one to remember. MARTHA HOLLINGSWORTH: Martha joined our grade 13 troop this year on her way down from Ashburn. By her great accent it is easy to prove Martha comes from Farmer ' s country (slie supplies the squash). She ' s always trotting around with a head full of curlers and makes her way straight for the Dean ' s office but makes a quick turn to the right. Martha has been active in all school activities throughout the year and her smile has been, and still is, much appreciated. Martha hopes to attend Queen ' s University next year and to undertake the heavy his- tory course. We all wish you well Martha and we know you ' ll go far. 13

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LINDA KELLINGTON; Linda has been witli us for four years. As a day-girl from Oshawa, she only appears from 8:30 to 3:30. However the choir is fortunate enough to have her musical voice every Tuesday after school. Linda appears to be a quiet and hard working girl. Besides animals, she loves music which she intends to pursue after she leaves O.L.C. The best of luck, and, who knows, you may become the female Beethoven. CARRIE KENNEDY: Carrie our grade 10 prefect was dropped off at O.L.C. ' s gates by the pony express on its long, winding, treacherous journey from North Bay, Our proud Canadian has participated in many sports and school activities. Carrie plans to attend Queen ' s University to major in English and then on to be one of Canada ' s richest women lawyers. We will miss her warm personality and bright smile. We all wish her the very best of luck and an infinite amount of happiness and success. PATRICIA KENNY; Buckingham Quebec exported Patsy to O.L.C. three years ago. In grade 12 she became the Head of the Athletic As- sociation and in grade 13 was appointed Head Girl. The little dodo enjoys everything from the opposite sex to bending over backwards in gym club. Pat spends her time searching for dates for our dances and of course sorting chocolates. She can be seen with her earphones on during quiet hours or parading around the halls clad in shocking pink. Who can forget the snaps and fishnets? Pat plans eventually to major in Business and Commerce. (At least she won ' t need her English!) We wish Rex Crandall with his (or her) carnation and moustache the best of luck in the years to follow.