Trafalgar School - Echoes Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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ECHOES STAFF LEFT to RIGHT: Martina Lis, Lynn Senecal, Julie Tilden, Laurie Neapole, Pamela Hall, Mrs. Akin, Lori Spotton. SITTING: Cynthia Roberts. Costakos. SITTING: Miss Armbruster. Cynthia Roberts Editor 3

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a note from the people behind the typewriters Lori Spotton Photography Editor Martina Lis Sports Editor After fifty bottles of liquid paper .... after ten thousand sheets of whi te paper .... after seventy broken fingernails (cause - typewriters) .... after countless nights of tiresome work .... after blood, sweat and tears .... the Echoes staff has stumbled out of the Echoes Office to present you with this magnificent yearbook. Echoes is a very special magazine. It contains all the memorable moments of the school year. It is a book to be treasured always. Every single girl has a place in Echoes. I have not yet known a Trafite who hasn ' t run home to proudly display signatures scribbled across the pages, the candid picture of her friend actually eating a lunch, the class picture or perhaps even the contributions she made towards the Art and Lit or Sports section. Echoes brings together every aspect of the Traf experi- ence. It is the union of all the teachers, students, grads, undergrads, prefects, and jewelery wearers. It presents all the clubs, classes, teams, defeats (which are, of course, few) and victories (which are, of course, many). In years to come we - each of us - will feel a tingle of pride when we look through the pages of Echoes and see the part we played in Traf hfe. The Editor Lynn Senecal Lay-Out Editor 2

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From the establishment of Traf in 1 887 to the cele- brative year of 1977, Traf has gone through a great many changes. In 1902 the day-school was built. A modern ad- dition was built in 1955 and was opened by the Governor General Vincent Massey. Chalde rton Lodge, the old board- ing house, was replaced by the Caverhill wing in 1973. This wing was named after Miss Majorie Caverhill who left her two houses to the school. Traf has not only grown in size but it has also con- tinued its earliest principle of teaching the girls to excel in both academic and athletic work. Donald Ross said that the school was founded to qualify young persons for dis- charging in the best manner such duties as ordinarily de- volve on the female sex. Even though women ' s duties have changed over the past ninety years, we still work in the best manner . This can be seen in the ambitions of this year ' s graduating class. Such commendable goals will continue to grow with the high standards and increasing size of the school. HAPPY BIRTHDAY TRAF ! ! ! 4