Trafalgar School - Echoes Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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PREFECTS Harriet Anderson Dorothy Burden Joan Erzinger Mary Mitham HEAD PREFECT: Rae Hunter Verniez Hood Jean McLean Nora Newman Joanmary Dever Joan Stanikorth Dorothy Ower Lois Tyndale Shirley Dixon Betty Griffith Forms Form VIa. Form VIb. Form Va. Form Vb. Form IVa. Form IVb. Form IIIa. Form IIIb. Upper n. IL Upper L Lower I. Honorary Adviser Editor Sub-Editor ■ Secretary-Treasurer Sports Editor Art Editor . House Reprcaautative FORM OFFICERS President Rae Hunter Verniez Hood Beverley Stewart Jean Rutledge Elizabeth Atkinson Gwen Williams Nora Corley Elizabeth Scrimger Jennifer Thomas Joyce Schofield Barbara Davison Philippa Hansard MAGAZINE STAFF Vice-President Dorothy Burden Joan Erzinger DoREEN Harvey Ann Taylor Elizabeth Brow Mary Munroe Jan Henry Marilyn Spencer Maeve Fogt Patricia Taylor Helene Jaccard Beryl Macario Miss Bedford-Jones Mary Mitham Rae Hunter Harriet Anderson Joan Staniforth Jean McLean Dorothy Ower [11]

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FOR the fourth year school life has heen carried on under the shadow of war. So far we have been spared the horror and destruction it has brought to other lands, but we are becoming increasingly aware that for many the price of victory will be measured in a priceless currency — the lives of young Canadians. On the home front the year has brought added restrictions and rationing. School is now opening half an hour later — at 9:30 A.M. In our eflfort to meet the growing difficulties of transportation, and, in a hundred other ways, changes have been accepted in our daily living habits in order to achieve the peace, for which we are fighting. In the life of the school it was inevitable that Miss Bryan should be missed after her long association with all its activities. Even before her arrival at Crofton House, Vancouver, Miss Bryan was assured of a warm welcome there, and it is not too much to say that her cheery enthusiasm and great abilities have won her a permanent place in the affections of her new school. It is with the keenest regret that we hear that the school is, next year, to lose Miss Ridout, who is joining the Wrens . Miss Ridout has been with us for five years, and, during that time, she has won our whole-hearted admiration for her work with the juniors and for her enthusiastic interest in all school events. She has been a member of the Staff Tennis Team and has often accompanied the skiers to the ski-meet at St. Sauveur. Our best wishes go with her in her new career. This year the school welcomes Miss Jaques to the art studio. In an amazingly short time she has taken her place in the life of the school, and, throughout the year, the studio and the fascinating work of the art students have contributed much to our enjoyment, as well as deepened our interest in painting and modelling. [13]