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JUNE, 1925 VOLUME VIII Trafalgar Magazine Staff Editor Shirley Sampson Ernestine Ellis Sub-Editors Jean Jamieson Secretary NoRAH Sullivan Treasurer Iane Howard Executive Committee Advertising Managers Art Representative Athletic Representative ' House Representative ' Fifth Form Representative Adviser to Magazine Staff Betty Robertson Vivian Jenkins Eileen Peters Leslie Fuller isobella somerville Eileen While a ns Jean Macalister Miss Bryan [11]
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15 HERE is some thing about a school year that reminds one irresistibly of a road over which every one must pass. Sometimes it stretches smooth and pleasant be hind us; sometimes it grows rough and rocky; sometimes it winds among the cool pleasant groves of holidays. Look ' ing back over 1924 and ' 25, the sunny stretches with their intermittent milestones that mark im ' portant events, stand out above all. Except for the few colds that always oc cur when Simpson Street is a rushing river, the attendance has been good and excellent work has been accomplished in most of the forms. As usual, too, the sports have not been neglected. Basket ' ball, of course, takes the first place of interest especially just now, when, with a practise match to the credit of both schools, we are on the point of playing Miss Edgar ' s team in the Cup Match. Whether we win or lose, however, is of minor importance compared with the fact that the team have worked hard and faithfully to make themselves capable of playing the good, clean game they do. Probably next in importance is tennis. The courts were in use until late last fall, during which the Junior Tournament was played off, and the Senior Tournament is being easily fi nished this term. But besides these we have made at least a beginning at two new sports. Hockey has been started although we hate to say how briefly, but now that goals and sticks have been pro ' vided, we hope for great results next year. Bad ' minton is also becoming more and more popular and, for the first time, is open not only to boarders but to day girls. The House has had this winter the very great privilege of fancy skating lessons from Mr. Peter- sen and Miss ' ' Charlotte of the Winter Club. They were able to come up to the school two evenings a week and by a half ' hour ' s lesson great were the changes wrought ! Those who had been able to jump before now knew no limits, and those who had not, began to see un- imagined possibilities of grace in the figure three- The House also has a new institution, ' ' The Trafalgar House Debating Society. The problems of the world are thus being settled by it one by one. Not that the debaters scorn humbler topics! Just as they unctuously de- cide on the needs of the League of Nations, so do they glibly settle whether or not bobbed hair is in to stay. We wish the best of success to the Society in future years. In summing up the factors of Trafalgar life, the Girl Guides should not go unmentioned. We are glad to say that two new patrols have been added to the three of last year and we are sure even more will join next year. In fact, the keenness and enthusiasm that is shown by all [12]
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