Trafalgar School - Echoes Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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JIXE 193 VOLUME VI Trafalgar Editor Ruth Sprenger MAGAZINE STAFF Suh ' Editor Jean McGoun Secretary-Treasurer Maiu;aret Anderson Advertising Managers Art Representative Athletic Representative Adviser to Magazine Staff EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE [Shirley Stevenson Peggy Chapman Katharine Grier Patricia Mitchell Miss Bryan MAGAZINE REPRESENTATIVES Form LJpper V i . Form Upper V;. Form Lower V. Form IVa. Form IVb. Form Special IV. Aubrey Leach Peggy Dash Jean Robinson Peggy Boyd Mercy Walker Margaret Pettigrew Form IIIa. Form IIIb. Form Upper II i. Form Upper 2. Form II. Dorothy Brown Elizabeth Sharp Barbara Ward Janet Porteous Lois Malcolm FORM OFFICERS Form President Vice-President Upper VI. Ruth Sprenger Jean McGoun Lower VI. Peggy Chapman Jean Symons Special VI. Upper Vi. Patricia Mitchell Mary Cross Meredith Seybold Upper V2. Katharine W eeks YoLANDE Grafton Lower V. Helen Mudge IVa. Juanita Cronyn Emily Adams IVb. Nancy Murray Ruth Oliver Special IV. M.argaret Pettigrew IIIa. Griselda Archibald Margaret Slack IIIb. Patricia Plant Joyce Schnaufer Upper III. Jean Scrimger Carol Ayer Upper II 2. Prudence Porteous Barbara Hampson II. Faith Lyman Lois Malcolm Upper I. Margaret MacMillan EiLSA Campbell Remove. Allana Reid Estelle Hargreaves School Prefects Ruth Sprenger Patricia Mitchell Jean McGoun Joan Henry Ann Sweeny Shirley Stevenson [ 11]

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0 Hje illemorp of Mi (©race Jf airlep Hers was a noble face — so strong and kind; And it was she who built up Trafalgar, And helped to make it what it is to-day — A happy place to all who use it well. For twenty six long years she gave herself. Her talents, not a tew, her time, her thoughts, That she might do her duty to all those Who came within the walls of her domain. She did her duty well — was just, but kind; And all who knew her honoured her, and learned To love her as they grew to know her well. Her girls are scattered far and wide to day, But all learned from her, though all knew it not, That duty done gives strength to dare and do More than one ever dreamed that one could do — And then she left us. Ah ! but it was hard To give up all that she had loved so well — The very place seemed but a part of her. But her work here was done. She left, beloved By each and all who saw her day by day, And went back to her Scottish home again To minister to those who needed her. That work, too, now is done; and she has gone Home to her Father ' s house of joy and love. But all who knew her here will ever feel The influence of that calm and earnest life. February, 1932. Caroline L. Field. 113]