Trafalgar School - Echoes Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

Page 13 text:

Trafalgar PREFECTS HEAD PREFECT: Jane Hildebrand Je n McLean Jean Rutledce Elizabeth Maxwell Beverley Stewart Marilyn Richardson Helen Hoult Peggy-Jean Ross Ann Taylor FORM OFFICERS Barbara Ross Frances Young Pat Holland Forms Form VIa. Form VIb. Form Va. Form Vb. Form IVa. Form IVb. Form IIIa. Form IIIb. Upper II. II. Upper I. Lower I. Form VIa. Form VIb. Form Va. Form Vb. Form IVa. Form IVb. Form IIIa. Form IIIb. Upper II. II. Upper I. Lower I. Christmas Term President Jane Hildebrand Helen Fawcett Elizabeth Brow Gwen Williams Jan Henry Elizabeth Scrimger Maeve Fogt Jennifer Thomas Joan Monnet Veronica Cadbury Philippa Hansard Eve Gordon Spring Term President Jane Hildebrand Jean Rutledge Elizabeth Brow Gwen Williams Helen Ayer Barbara Watson Maeve Fogt Jennifer Thomas Joan Monnet Diana Davies Ann O ' Heir Alice Paton Vice-President Helen Hoult Jean Rutledge Elizabeth Atkinson Mary Munroe Helen Ayer Barbara Watson Patricia Callahan Joan Mackl aier Patricia Taylor Shirley Craig Carolee Beaudoin Helen Johnson Vice-President Helen Hoult Helen Fawcett Elizabeth Atkinson Mary Munroe Elizabeth Brown Elizabeth Scrimger Joan Leslie Joan Macklaier Catherine Chadwick Barbara Davison Carolee Beaudoin Elizabeth Davies TRAFALGAR ECHOES 1944 11

Page 15 text:

Z.tlAxwe.u. ONCE again, as the snow leaves the ground, and a new season is ushered in with a waking beauty untouched by the dominance of war, our thoughts turn to the events of the past months. As it has been a triumphant and encouraging year for our allies, so has it been a happy and successful one at Traf . At the beginning of the school term we learned with regret of the loss of three very popular members of our staff, Miss Hicks, Mrs. Haines, and Mademoiselle Dillon. On the other hand, however, we were most happy to welcome into the school several new staff members, Mademoiselle Royer, Mrs. Lamb, Miss Young and Mrs. MacArthur. We are extremely grateful to Miss Johannsen, Miss Stevens, Miss Zinck and Miss Harder, who have given their valuable time to the teaching of our Biology classes. This year, as well as our frequent and enjoyable visits from Dr. Donald and Archdeacon Gower-Rees, we were most fortunate in having Bishop Ragg, Mrs. Fleming and Miss Hasell speak to us. We were very pleased to have Miss Brown, a former member of our Staff with us on Trafalgar Day. She told us much of interest about the history of the school and very kindly presented the library with a very handsomely bound copy of the 1937 Trafalgar Echoes , in which appeared the only complete printed history of the school written by Miss Brown herself. This was indeed a delightful gift and a very valuable one. The Houses have been unusually active in the past year. Besides the individual work done by the different members, the Dramatic Competition and the Spelling Match, won by Ross and Barclay respectively, have provided excellent opportunities for the gaining of House points. The Ping-Pong Competition, the Track Meet and the Inter- House Basketball Matches are yet to be held, and with the completion of these events comes the final decision in the presentation of the Inter-House Shield, to which we are all looking forward with much pleasure. TRAFALGAR ECHOES 1944 13