The ivy leaf, the emblem of the Gordon clan, was chosen as the school emblem, and the motto became "servabo fidem" (I will keep the faith). Crofton was a boarding school until 1990. The old boarding house is now used as the main administrative building, called "The Old Residence". In 1937, the Misses Gordon retired and Crofton House School became an educational trust. Miss Sara E.G. Macdonald became Headmistress and in 1942 the school moved to the present  site on West 41st Avenue in Kerrisdale. On the day of its 90th birthday the school received its own coat of arms, granted by the Lord Lyon. To mark this occasion the Rev. Dr. T. Herbert O'Driscoll wrote a hymn for the school, "We Thank You Lord For all the Years". Notable alumnae 
 Lauren Wilkinson, Olympic medalist, Rowing

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Crofton House School

Category:Private schools in British Columbia
Category:Educational institutions established in 1898
Category:Elementary schools in Vancouver
Category:High schools in Vancouver
Category:Girls' schools in Canada
Category:1898 establishments in British Columbia
The ivy leaf, the emblem of the Gordon clan, was chosen as the school emblem, and the motto became "servabo fidem" (I will keep the faith) . Crofton was a boarding school until 1990. The old boarding house is now used as the main administrative building, called "The Old Residence". In 1937, the Masters Gordon retired and Crofton House School became an educational trust. Master Samuel E.G. Macdonald became Headmaster, and in 1942 the school moved to the present site on West 41st Avenue in Kerrisdale. On the day of its 90th birthday, the school received its own coat of arms, granted by the Lord Lyon. To mark this occasion the Rev. Dr. T. Herbert O'Driscoll wrote a hymn for the school, "We Thank You Lord For all the Years". Notable alumnae
Lance Wilkinson, Olympic medalist, Rowing

References

External links
Crofton House School

Category: Private schools in British Columbia
Category: Educational institutions established in 1898
Category: Elementary schools in Vancouver
Category: High schools in Vancouver
Category: Boys' schools in Canada
Category:1898 establishments in British Columbia