Trafalgar Castle School - Yearbook (Whitby, Ontario Canada)

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SHEILA TODD; Alas! Another Buckinghamer imported into the ranks of O.L.C. Sheila, ALWAYS known as Toad, performed many astound- ing feats in her year here at O.L.C. Arriving as a new girl, not know- ing much about life at O.L.C. (except for Pat ' s stories) she was ap- pointed Maxwell ' s House Captain, but was suddenly relieved of her duties and plopped into the duties of Head of the Athletic Associa- tion. Toad ' s hysterical laughing fits will long be remembered, not to mention her great debating skills (Remember the contact lens episode!) Sheila ' s weekends in Mississauga were some of her busiest times, especi- ally around Formal and Semi-Formal time! After all it takes time to find someone taU enough for her, with her long gangly legs, not to mention her big feet! Toad plans to attend the University of Alberta for her B. A. in Geography and History. Bonne Chance! Crapeau! !!!!!!! J ANNIE WAN: The cute little Annie came all the way from Hong Kong to join us two years ago. We can always see her wearing that cheery bright smUe in every corner of O.L.C. Her high-pitched voice and sud- den outbursts of laughter awaken everyone. With Annie around there are no more problems in Math and Science. She ' s ever so helpful and generous and makes sure that we ' re satisfied with her answers. She plans to take food science at Guelph University or Business Admini- stration at York University on completion of grade 13. Good Luck our little teacher and make the best of it. COLLEEN WEAVER: Our Colleen has been around for three years now after being House Captain for two years. She intends to go to Laurentian University for social work. She is very individualistic for she ' s one of the few who thinks Sudbury (her home town) is the greatest place. Wild weekends do make up for dragging weekdays, right? Were those crutches worth it? I ' m losing weight everybody come and look! If he stands me up I ' ll kill him! You ' ve got to have BLIND DATES. . . . ! Oh, I ' m so excited I ' m going home for the weekend. I can ' t sleep tonight. I keep hearing you roll over. Wake me up in the morning with your spray deodorant OK Pauline? Good night Colleen, good night Pauline. (I was here first so you change your name.) Good Luck! 20

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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

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LUCIA WONG: Lucia came to us from Hong Kong this year. She is taking mostly sciences, hoping to enter a science-oriented field. She will probably go to university and then return to Hong Kong. She enjoys playing badminton and swimming. We all like Lucia. She is a nice, friendly girl with a lot of promise in her future. I NANCY WINCHESTER: Nancy is in her first year at O.L.C. and she has made many good friends. She enjoys sports, especially jogging along the cow path and taking short walks up the street. Next year she plans to go to Australia to commune with the kangaroos. Nancy ' s room is the Halfway House on the Grade 12 Hall and one may find two parasites there frequently. (They shall remain anonymous) (right Donna and Colleen?) When walking past Nancy ' s room be sure to keep your nose open for South of the Border Air Freshner. (She uses it frequently to mask permeating odours.) Good Luck Nancy in whatever you do! 21