Trafalgar School - Echoes Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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When this copy of Trafalgar Echoes has been issued another school 3 ear will be coming to its close. This year has been marked by the forma- tion of a Trafalgar Old Girls ' Association which will mean more to the school than is perhaps realized at present. It links the past girls with the present and gives to those, who are leaving school, a feeling that, although their school days are over, they may still have an opportunity of doing something more for Traf. Surel} this Association will inspire the pre- sent girls to keep alive the school spirit and true sportsmanship of which Trafalgar has always been so proud. Our School Magazine is still in its childhood and year by year changes are made to improve it. It was the aim of the present staff to make this issue, as all school magazines ought to be, truly representative of school life ; so that an old girl could, while reading a copy, be brought back for a moment to her own school days, which, everyone agrees, are the happiest in a lifetime. All the dreams of the staff have not been realized, but it is hoped that in a few years, when financial difficulties have been overcome, it will be possible to have the Echoes ' published twice yearly. In this way the interest of every girl can be kept up throughout the year.

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JUNE, 1922 VOLUME V. ©rafalqar Editor : ROB A lU ' XTOX. Sub-Editors : MURIEL BAZIX HILDA McLAUGHLlX (Sports) Secretary-Treasurer : EILEEX ANDERSON •Executive Committee: Advertising Manager MARY BEARD Art Representative ' . .LAURA ROBERTSON House Representative GERDA HOLMAN Fifth Form Representative CONSTANCE MURRAY Adviser to Magazine Staff : ' . MISS BRYAN

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June and the end of the summer term bring- a certain amount of sadness. This is more keenlv felt hy those, who have grown to regard ' Traf as their Ahna Mater and are now leaving, not knowing what tiie future will bring. Last year the matriculation girls did splendidly, six passing with high marks in every subject. These girls are to be congratulated, and every success is wished to those who are now working for the examination. Several times this year the girls have been called u nm to help out in the different branches of work ; every time they have res])onded whole- heartedly. The Editors and .Magazine Staff wish to extend their thanks to the teachers and girls for their co-o|)eration and to tell of their apprecia- tion for the work they have done towards making the maga .ine a success. In conclusion we wish everyone a very hapi)y Imliday. In years to come may we remember Nelson ' s words: England expects every man to do his duty tiuis helping to make the ideals for which Trafalgar stands, live forever. PREFECTS: ROBA DUXTOX GERDA HOLMAX EILEEX AXDERSON MURIEL BEDFORD-JOXES FORM OFFICERS: Presidents : Vice-Presidents Form VL— R. DUXTOX M BAZIX V. a.— L. ROBERTSOX M ARCHIBALD M V. b.— E. ROGERS D. McA TTY R ' . a.— R. WALKER P. JAMIESOX ft IV. a.— K. AXDERSOX J- WORDEX III. a.— M. DOBLE E. ELLIS tf III. b.— X. SULLR ' AX A. HILL 7 Up. II.— H. AHERX G. XIEGHORX II.— H. STOCKIXG M. CHARLES Up. L— D. AHERX H. STARK I.— M. HILL J- BRODIE 3.