Trafalgar School - Echoes Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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iSrafaUiax MAGAZINE STAFF Editor Margot Donnelly Assistant Eilitor Wkndy Davies First Sub-Editor Nanci Van Vlaandeken Second Sub-Editor Elizabeth Kent Seoretar -Trt asnrt ' r ELIZABETH Irwin Sports Editor Mary Dorion Art Editor DOROTHEA BuRNS Pbotographv Kdilor Rose-Marie Thorn Boarders ' Editor Sally Green Honorary Adviser MlSS Stansfield MA GA ZINE COMMITTEE Arts I I Margot Place Scu ' iicc VI Renata Palenzona Form Carole Irvine Form Tb Kathy Hall Form U ' Carol Holland Form 11 B Linda Waverley Form IIIx Jill Gardiner Form Ills Susan Wood UpjH ' r II Madeleine Palmer Form II Mildred Brown CONTENTS Tribute to Miss Bryan 12 Editorial 13 Activities 15 Sixth Forms 23 Senior Literary 35 Boarders 47 Junior Literary .49 Foreign Section 55 Sports 59 Old Girls ' Notes 66 School Directory 70 [11]

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' MfBank ' is Canada ' s First Bank Bank of Montreal There are 74 B of M BRANCHES in the MONTREAL DISTRICT to serve you WORKING WITH CANADIANS IN EVERY WALK OF LIFE SINCE 1817 No IHTnlllllll irgan s CANADA ' S QUALITY DEPARTMENT STORE ow serving our sixth generation of young Canadians HENRY MORGAN CO. LIMITED [10]

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MISS ELLEN K. BRYAN Vice-Principal of Trafalgar School for Girls from 1919 to 1942. Died January 5th, 1961, at Victoria, British Columbia. Although Miss Bryan left Trafalgar nineteen years ago, her influence on the school and on the lives and characters of those whom she taught still remains. Along with Trafalgar ' s three outstanding Principals, she played a great part in guiding the destiny and shaping the traditions of the school. Miss Bryan came to Canada from Ireland before the First World War, an honour graduate in Classics of Trinity College, Dublin, and joined the staff of Havergal College in Toronto. In 1919 she came to Trafalgar, where she was Vice-Principal and head of the English and Classics Departments imtil her [12]