Trafalgar Castle School - Yearbook (Whitby, Ontario Canada)

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Marilyn Walters was a prefect and a chief supplier of O.L.I. Y.G. this year; many of us really appreciated this. We really en- joyed her stay on main hall and she con- stantly kept us tuned on T.V. for An- other World after school. Please keep in touch and drop in on your way to Trent. Good luck, and just remember you helped to make this year a truly memorable one for us all! Carla Witschey is crazy! She is Helen ' s roommate and makes Helen live and die every day. She hardly talks because she is sleeping all the time, and on other oc- casions she is deaf in both ears. Carla is from Mexico City, and she does not know what is in store for her next year. She has been at O.L.C. for two years, and is hoping to return as Dean some day. Good luck and success always. Erica Witschey has attended Ontario Ladies College for two years now, and she has made the best of her stay in Canada. Next year she will be going to the Technological Institute of Superior Studies in Monterrey, where she will be studying Biochemistry and where, she emphasizes, the population of the stu- dent body is 75 per cent male and 25 per cent female. Enjoy the ' males ' and watch the MEALS - for both are danger- ous - and good luck with J and food technology!

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Anita has been at O.L.C. for one year but she has picked up quite a few inter- esting habits by waking before the pi- geons or by partying with help of her modern window fridge. Anita is planning to attend the University Of Toronto for engineering; we all wish you the best of luck in the future! Debbie, we ' ll always remember you as the early bird. You remember the old say- ing, the early bird catches the worm , well I ' ve rewritten it for you. The early bird, that ' s me, catches the Weany, that ' s you, with the stereo on at 6:30 A.M. I ' m sure you ' ll never forget the good old days in Oshawa and especially Vladimir, you remember him, the one with the radar. We ' ve had many a great train ride to Ottawa from Oshawa and back again. And what about all those wild Quebec weekends we ' ve had? I ' m sure Debbie that your written English will improve with time and especially in reading in- structions. It was fun being your room- mate and I ' ll always remember you as the early bird. Good Luck and take care in the coming years. Jan Wilson alias Von Vilson has been at O.L.C. for five years and has been in- clined towards trouble. She spends time on railroad tracks with RON; or else she is seen teaching the art of obedience. Living with Jan is an experience, but an even greater experience is to see Jan fall- ing on her knees and blaming her dress for it. Jan ' s talents are hidden but every once in a while they come out. We wish you the best in the future, Jan.

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Goodbye It seems so difficult, I cannot think of the right words I feel so guilty, but I don ' t know why I want to say it so desperately And everytime I put it off It hurts a little bit more than before How do you say goodbye? I ' ve suddenly become mute. The words are locked in my head Fighting to come out. I sit and stare at you With my mouth agape. My eyes are wide and pleading But you cannot comprehend their message I ' m trying to say goodbye. My mind is screaming the words out but my lips are sealed I take a long breath and looking you straight in the face I say goodbye. It ' s all over now and I feel relieved. You look so shocked and unhappy. I turn away from you crying. I did what I had to do even though to took me so long, I said goodbye. Helen D. Saunders