Trafalgar School - Echoes Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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i) . E D I T 0 R I R k . N? Our heartiest congratulations to those girls who,, graduating from Trafalgar last year, entered into McGill with such high honours, Carol Robertson heading the list of private schools and the other girls all ranking high. Surely this is an incentive to m ke the girls work to keep up the record which has been established. The past year 1920-1921 has been one of unbroken work. Each year has something which marks it as being different to those which have preceded it and this year the first seeds of self-govern- ment have been sown. We have been given, in a small measure, an opportunity of proving that the girls are capable of governing themselves. At first there were some who did not realize just how much depended upon their co-operation with the Sixth Form girls. That this is necessary has now become clear to all and next year we hope that some new privilege may be granted to the girls. The Magazine has always been controlled by the girls them- selves. Each year a committee is elected by the votes from the whole school and the girls who are elected are made responsible for the work in connection with the Magazine. This year the Magazine 12

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June, 1921 Volume IV. Crafalgar a aga inc Staff Editor: MARGARET YOUNG Sub-Editor: ADRIANCE KILGOUR Secretary-Treasurer: ROBERTA DUNTON Executive Committee: Advertising Manager Elise Dunton Athletic Representative Margaret MacKenzie Art Representative Ellen Wright Fifth Form Representatives Muriel Bazin Eileen Anderson Advisor to Magazine Staff Miss Muir 11 —

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staff has been enlarged by the offices of advertising manager and art representative. They have been found to be of great assistance in dividing more evenly the work, which had to be done before by fewer girls, and we advise that in future these offices should remain. The editors wish to thank the girls both past and present who have contributed to the Magazine in any way, especially Margaret Robert- son, who has been of much assistance to the Magazine staff. Some of us are leaving school for good and it is with feelings of regret, mingled with expectations of the future that we go. We carry with us happy memories of the past, of the good times which we have had at Traf., enriched by the ideals which the school has given us. PREFECTS, 1920-1921 Elise Dunton Adriance Kilgour Katherine Falconer Ellen Wright Margaret Young Muriel Carsley Kathleen Perrin Margaret Robertson Esther England FORM OFFICERS Presidents Vice-Presidents Form VI. V. IV.A. IV. B. III.A. III.B. L pper II 11. I I)p(T I . M. MacKenzie L. Robertson R. Shaw R. Walker K. Anderson N. Sullivan B. Howell M. diaries I). Ahearn E. Dunton K. Falconer M. Bazin M. Archibald P. Jamieson J. Jamieson J. Worden M. Doble J. Smart C;. Price A. Ellis 13