Trafalgar Castle School - Yearbook (Whitby, Ontario Canada)

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PAULINE MASTENBROEK: Pauline came to us from Woodbridge just two years ago and has since become the President of the Student Christian Movement. She is known for her little blue Astre which takes her back and forth from school on weekends. From the first impression of Pauline, one would guess she was a rather shy person but don ' t be fooled by her soft voice . . ' . Next year Pauline is planning to take Child Psychology at York University or University of Toronto. All the best to you Paulina! CAROL MOORE: Carol has tried to be a lady for three years and now, it seems has struck gold!! She ' s definitely full of energy and if you can ' t find her in her room or in the common room you ' ll probably find her in the gym. She is actively engaged in pursuing a love life with the dramatic Dominic and she ' d rather not discuss her results with us. She lives on mail, however, with the male strike she ' s having more than a few problems! She claims to be a pro pitcher on the baseball field and with eleven years of experience we wouldn ' t doubt it. She intends either to go south and work for Air Jamaica or train in gym. Wishing you the best of luck in whatever you chaUenge, (especially Dominic) Hoping all your days will be flUed with joy and happiness! SHIRLEYANNE PATON; Paton-Poo has haunted the halls of O.L.C. for five years. She ' s been the grade 9 class president, Yearbook Editor for two years and she finally reached her goal as grade 12 prefect. This year she has added new life to the school. . . Malcolm and Newton (her two goldfish). S.A.P. has the opposite problem to Patsy, she seems to obtain too many dates for our dances. Sherman spends most of her time in her little red hot-rod. If she can ' t be found zooming up and down the streets of Whitby, she can be found in a blissful sleep wrap- ped up in her quilt. Although Shiny-face makes an attempt at dieting, swimming and jogging each day, she can be found at the Sandwich King, the Dairy Queen or Mr. Submarine any day of the week. Next year, Shirleyanne hopes to work for a Yearbook Publishing Co. We wish her luck as she heads west into the sunset. 18

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INGA LUBBOCK; Inga is a veteran of 5 years as Sue ' s counterpart in respect to being a tormented prefect and a harrassed rep. (ie. debating). When not covered in paint, Inga may be found writing dithes on sub- jects which might best be left unsaid. Her prowess in Basketball is legendary and perhaps legend (or maybe myth is where it should re- main). Although it is true that once in a moment of pure abandon she found herself inexplica bly throwing Shirleyanne into a garbage bin, she still remains one of our upstanding prefects. There is no indication of insanity at the present moment even after her long confinement! Inga is also our resident starlet-songstress (available for Bar Mitzvahs, Chapel Services and Polka Parties) perhaps those of you with more reliable memories will remember the day that Mrs. Hallpike locked our dear friend out of the English room for a jolly or two. Yes, the rumour is true that there was a slight similarity between the colour of Inga ' s infamous Carter tie, and her lovely Carnival Queen face. However Inga must depart from the hallow ' ed halls next year to the open doors of York (are they ever!) Both educationally and socially Inga should show high standing or sitting. We wish you all the best; it won ' t be the same without you! JOCELYN LUCK; Joce has been with us for seven years now, which is the longest she can be allowed to stay. Every morning Joce jumps into class with her permanent smile, and tries to cheer us up. If you can ' t find her in the locker room to sign a telephone permission slip, you will most likely find her in Gillian ' s room gabbing about all her boyfriends. Joce is also known for staying at home the week before exams start (to study supposedly). Well this year is our last together and we hope Joce can brighten up next year for a few more people. She intends to go into sciences but she may have a slight problem because she finds it difficult to see through a microscope. Good LUCK Joce and may the rest of your life be cheery! KATHY MACKENZIE: Alias Point Dexter came to us from the town of Aylmer, Quebec. Although she is one of the quieter members of Grade 13, she is one of the few I know who can eat a full course meal and then order in a submarine sandwich. Her tinsileteeth actually came into use on the night of the Farewell play as it helped to complete her outfit of glittering wand and hat. Next year Katliy hopes to attend Carleton University for a course in Journalism. Best of luck to you in the future! 17

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I LOUISE PINK: Louise has spent her first year within the walls of O.L.C. She came to us from the sunny island of Jamaica. She played the maid in Carter House Play and did a job that no one else could have done. But her acting was not over; she played the sea-monster in the Christmas Play. Louise does have some problems; when in the wash- room Betsy and Carol get her a little wet but she always gets revenge. She can be heard singing Do you know where your going to? She seems a little worried about getting married but with her massive curls and that smile I ' m sure she ' ll have no problem. Louise wants to go to McMaster University to study sociology. Good Luck Louise. We ' re going to miss you! 7f •a SUE ROBERTSON: Having survived 5 years at O.L.C. without visible scars, Sue is indeed worthy of some final recognition. Our mad social convenor, tormented prefect and adept resident artist is a fine figure. She has been known to actually suffer the loss of not putting those lovely 7 8 ' s to bed in favour of watching Marcus Welby. Such devotion to scientific data has of course paid off in her Independent Biology Course. She is a superb athlete, holding the Main Hall record for chasing certain parties around the school and maintains sanity through an express mail service, conveyed to her via the Canon and the Main Hall Clock. It should also be remembered that although Sue ' s extra- curricular activities have been limited, she excells in being gracious when frequent social visits are paid to her; in fact, the visitor in question rated her so high that he was soon forced to recommend her to the higher circles of parental approval. She is also reputed to be a singularly good rock hunter, although she never would put her collect- ion on exhibition. Her future beckons in the shape of a fashion design course at Ryerson, and apart from wishing her luck, we await her fame with bated breath. In fact, O.L.C. will not be quite the same without her, hereafter. 19