Trafalgar School - Echoes Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION COMMITTEE Hon. President Chairman President Vice-President Secre tary-Treasurer Convener of Committee MISS CUMMING MISS EDWARDS D. RUSSEL M. GUTHRIE L. MORRISON H. DRUMMOND GYMNASTIC OFFICERS Captains Form VI . M V. IV. IIIA. IIIB. Upper 1 1 . Form II. Upper I. Form I. Guthrie Hall Falconer Parsons Anderson Robertson J. Jamieson F. Pashley B. Howell P. K. G. E. L. Lieutenants L. Morrison E. Sise E. Dunton M. Starke M. Parker A. Coghlin O. McLaren N. Sullivan P. Newman CAPTAINS OF THE BASKET-BALL TEAMS Form VL D. Russel V. P. Hall. IVAi B A. Kilgour. IIIA. M. Starke IIIB. M. Mackenzie. Upper II. 1. McClelland. Form II. M. Smith. Upper I. F. Pashley. 21

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THE TRAFALGAR SCHOLARSHIP We have to congratulate Winifred McGoun on winning the Tra- falgar Scholarship, in July, 1918. Winifred spent practically all her school life at Trafalgar, beginning when a little girl in Form I. She took the complete course of study, covering eight years, always doing good work, and being held in high esteem by teachers and pupils. She is now a student at McGill, and we wish her success and happiness in her college life. A few words about the foundation of the Trafalgar Scholarship, may not be amiss, as many readers of the magazine may not know the reason for its establishment. When Miss Fairley retired from the Principalship of Trafalgar in 1913, after many years of devoted service to the school, her girls past and present, wished to do her honour in some way. After much thought and consideration, the Committee, appointed for the purpose, decided to establish in her name, a Scholarship at McGill University. This Scholarship, which was called by Miss Fairley ' s wish, ' ' The Trafalgar Scholarship, is awarded, year by year, to the member of Form VI who gains the highest percentage in the McGill Matriculation Examinations. The Scholarship has been awarded four times. Marjorie Spier, the first girl to re ceive it, completed her B.A. Course in 1917, with first class honours. Fannie Grindley, who shared the Scholarship with Mary Taylor in 1915, will graduate this month. Janie Spier is completing her second year at McGill, and Winifred McGoun has almost completed her first year. We hope that many more of our girls will follow in the footsteps not only in those of who have won the Scholarship, but also of the large company of able girls who preceded them, who always tried to uphold the best traditions of the school. May 16th 1919 — M. L. B. 20

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GAMES ACCOUNT Expenditure Brought forward from 1918 $63.4 Painting Floor Basket-ball 114 members at $1.00 each 114.00 ' Backstop netting and posts - 19.00 One Basket-ball 12.00 Repairs to Basket-balls throughout the year 6.25 ' Material for Scarves .78 Ribbon for Stripes 2.15 For Hire of Victoria School ' Hall 13.00 1 doz. T.B.B. Crests 3.00 Accessories for Gymnastic 1.38 Demonstration 66.81 Balance 110.65 $177.46 $177.46 22