Trafalgar School - Echoes Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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FORM OFFICERS FALL TERM Form Arts VI Science VI Form Va Form Vb Form IVa Form IVb Form IIIa Form IIIb Upper II Presidents Jane Walker Sydney Colpitts Margaret MacLean Elizabeth Brooks Glee Willows Marion Ballantyne Sheena Brydon Barbara Rowat Beth Lennox Vice-Presidents Jennifer Biggs Barbara Barker Anne Bergithon Jane Torrey Bette Shannon Barbara Stanfield RoNNE Heming Sandra Williams Andrea Stein SPRING TERM Form Arts VI Science VI Form Va Form Vb Form IVa Form IVb Form IIIa Form IIIb Upper II Presidents Jane Walker Sydney Colpitts Margaret MacLean Sydney Price Bette Shannon Clare Connor Lee Henderson Karen Price Ruth Karlson Vice-Presidents Jennifer Biggs Joan Baylis Lee Reuland Elizabeth Brooks Wendy Laws Tanya Gagnon Janet Beattie Beverley Rowat Jill Murphy Form Arts VI Science VI Form Va Form Vb Form IVa Form IVb Form IIIa Form IIIb Upper II Form II Boarders Library Representatives Phyllis Weldon Linda Hilliard Judy Irwin Anne Begor Lois Lennox Linda Guthrie Janet Beattie Beverley Rowat Jo-Anne Humphreys mireille coulourides Margaret MacLean Treasurers Beverley Smith Joan Baylis Sue Vickers Laureen Hicks Joanne Fyfe Elaine Speirs Lee Henderson Pat Wilson Robin Richmond [5]

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EDITORIAL WE DRAW to the close of another year at Trafalgar, we cannot help but recall the memories — of the pleasures we have had and of the friends we have made. We should realize what a great privilege we have in being able to attend a fine school, and what this will mean to us in the future. Good schooling is of vital importance, and those who are fortunate enough to receive it do not always realize its value in the development of their character as well as in the furthering of their studies. During our final year, this idea becomes much more vivid to us, and we wish that all students who have been given this asset would become more aware of it, and thank Him whose will has favoured them. • • • In mpttiortam The School has been shocked and saddened by Miss Mcintosh ' s sudden death on May 3rd. Miss Mcintosh came to Trafalgar as matron in Septem- ber, 1953, and had steadily assumed new responsibilities, until at the time of her death she was Head of the Boarding School. In this capacity she was responsible for innumerable details of domestic life, which are important to us all. Miss Mcintosh never allowed herself to be harried by them, and her graciousness and dignity of manner will long be remem- bered by us. For a long time, too, the Boarding School will miss her presence. J.M.V.F. [4]

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