Toronto Teachers College - Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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ww . 'QV' Mrs. Lee died on Friday, April l, l966. Born in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Mrs. Lee received elementary and secondary education in the schools of Toronto. Her post secondary schooling was achiev- ed at the University of Toronto and Cornell University, culminating in a Bachelor of Household Science De- gree and a Master of Science Degree respectively. During World War Il, Mrs. Lee served with the Food Administration Section of the Canadian Red Cross both as national commandant and as overseas commandant. She also acted in the capacity of secret- ary to the Canadian Wives Bureau at Canadian Mili- tary Headquarters in London. Following the close of war, Mrs. Lee became a teacher of Home Economics in the secondary schools of Listowel and Whitby. For the past ten years she had been an energetic Dean of Women at Toronto Teachers' College, offering instruction, also, as Master in charge of Home Economics. An enthusiastic edu- cator, Mrs. Lee was the author of two textbooks in Home Economics at the level of Grades 9 and TO. Mrs. Lee was a member of the University Women's Club, the Canadian Home Economics Association, the University of Toronto Household Science Alumnae and the Alpha Gamma Delta Fraternity in whose ad- ministration and charitable activities she had been active until her demise. We shall remember her. Build me straight, O worthy Master! Stanch and strong, a goodly vessel, That shall laugh at all disaster, And with wave and whirlwind wrestle! -Longfellow IN REMEMBRANCE OF MRS. MARGARET HILCHIE LEE DEAN OF WOMEN TORONTO TEACHERS COLLEGE