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sjdepartment ‘store owner,
elected ‘te the board.
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ng, Stall ing Area scl
spon ity of Dist ct Board of Trustees

“| city physician js * active in Ma- {joined the ‘board the next year,
sonic, yachting and musical cir-;

_A. Bruce Brown, city ‘barrister! schoo! matters to back their de-
ignd member of the legislature -liberations.

g{for this district during the past "Among newer members to the:
c| stssion has been. with the board|

“The same year, “A. i. Dominato, |the unexnired term of Mrs..b. M.
was. Greene;-who was away from the
l district for a year.
| D, J. Doswell.
‘Hardware merchant.W. J. Scott trustee.

pyrene:
get

W. J. SCOTT YR. RG LARGE

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Company pers sonnel manager
took a seat on the board, repre- |
senting the rural area when
former CCC mill manager W, C.
R. Jones left the district.

Mosé recent trustee to join the
District 52 school board is J. B.
Davis, reduction plant foreman
for N@son Brothers Fishcrics, :
Lid. al Port Edward. Trustec,
Davis joined the buard in Janu-
ary of this year,

Longest experience in school |

‘and the four trustees bring a
total of 37 years’ experience in

bod are Mrs. W. D, Lambie, ap-
pointed in July 1935 to complete

is another new
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matters in Prince Rupert is held
by secretary- treasurer Mrs, M. M.
Roper.

. Mrs. Roper was elected a trus-
tee in 1944 and served on the

retary for the board, and be-

schoo} district in April 1946.

Also on hand at regular. meet-
ings of the board of trustecs.
held on the first Tucsday of the
month, is C. E, Ritchie, inspector
of schools for this area. As the
local representative for the de-
partment of education,
Ritchie oversees all aspects of
the educational program,

a | §chool District 52 classrooms

  

‘TBooth, returns from a leave of

 

 

of the University of Tor onfo and
will sec a staff of nearly 70 Jong thne Prince Rupeit resi-
teachers on opening day this dent takes over the duties uo
year, A total of 31 new teach- | librarian.

ers make up a big part of this} — .tose ’ of the High Schoo!
volal, By way of an introduction! Teaching Stall retuming this
. here they are: year are, d, aleuracken aud Mrs,
poor LiGH SCHOOL Margaret McCracken, lis wue,
(Junior and Senior) [Miss Eva Cavélier, for _ some
yours comemreial teacher in tne

‘KR. F, Lucas succeeds R. H. : :

eh school wily; &. J. witton cand his wc.
Davidson as high schoo princi - Patricia; Gordon Calderwood;
pal, coming to Prince Rupert

Leon Mendoza; Leonard Leigh-
trom McBride, B. C. The LUcas’| gy. Mrs, Maria Schweighorer;
have one child,

Herbert Beach; -Isobel McGee;
Frank Sulton, absent for six!yfrs, Margaret McKee; Mrs.
months as vice-principal 01! Grace Kangas; Zoe Brown, last
year on the staff at Borden
Strect School; Bruce Bennett;
ucien Fielding; Georgina Me-
ay and Mrs, Bernice Dominato,

 

absence. \
Miroslaw Misajat, slated for
social studies in the high schooi,

 

board In this capacity until 1946,
Mrs, Roper also doubled as sec-

came secretary-breasurer of the

Mrg| ft

is a graduate of the Nationa | ROOSEVELT PARK SCHOOL
‘University of Ireland, He las:
taught at the Teacher Training! yon remain as principal and
{College of St. Mark, Chelsea. | vice-prineipal respectively..
| From Burnaby comes R. Wipraduate of Victoria Normal
MacLachan, while ©. .F. Green: |¢chool, and local Prince Rupart
haugh and his wife hail mos jyesident, Roald Feness enters
recently from Nanaimo. the staff as docs another local
| A teacher who taught at Booth | woman, Beverley Comer, winner
from -1949 to 1953, Miss Yoland: jof the prized Meyerholf Schol-
Lepine, returns to the city fromjarship in her last year in Booth

| Fort St. John. | Memorial High School.

Fyrom Vancouver, Industria’| From Port Kells, B.C.,
(Arts instructor F. L. Galpin wil Vancouver Norinal School grad-
assume his duties September Wate Barbara Thomson: and
fifth, With his wife and child. | from Trail, B.C, comes Gaylene

R. Lavik comes to Princ, [UW a graduate of Victoria

\ 4 tha har Normal School.

Rupert trom Smithers. ' | Mrs. Gertrude Anderson of

A term of instructing at the ILesthbridge, Alberta, also join: |
University of Illinois, and a pOS lthe staf: of Roosevelt Park!
ition with Fort St. John are be-: ‘School, the city's newest.
hind A. C, McTaggart who at |” giart returning from ‘holidays

rives with his wife. are Mrs Doris Cobb and Mrs.
“Mrs. Jessie Proctor comes t |

Prince Rupert from Winnipee. I
With: a Bachelor of Selence i:

 

Prince Rupert Dally News
Saturday, August 25, 1956

Ppl Gain 31 New Teachers to Swell -
Total in District Schools to Near 70 —

 

John Steele and Gordon Free-}

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comes .

 

Margaret Rutherford. , Mrs, Tan Curric, Mrs, Bernice

Principal R. G. Moore and, Mumpherville, Mrs, Elma Duna,
vice-principal Jan *Currie will) Eizabelh Madsen and Mrs, Nor-
return to their respective duties !ma Thdliday all return to the
on September 5th. istaff from holidays.

William Larsen arrives from! ONRAD STREET SCHOOL
North Vancouver and UW ima | Principal Gordon Bateman’
Keller, a graduate of Vin lurid with = Bon McDonald,
Normal School reaches Prince | Dyer, Mrs, Connle Weise,
Cornfoet and

Rupert from Rossland, B.C Marion Norma

sCrnice it.
Mrs,
edi ye

rom, Dawson Creck, Vic vosis SInving welcome W. A, Simpson’ +:

Normal’ School graduate bare | fro Sunnyside as well as Mrs...
bara Howes also joins the King HE val Daniels of Stetuler, Alberta,
Edward staff, as does a local}
resident Judith Stole, a grad-
uate of Vitoria Normal school. i i

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By SHEILA JAMES

Grade 12—Booth School

Being a Grade 12 stuceni is
like driving on a gravel Lighway |
and seeing the blacktop just,
ahead,

Ave greets it with mixed
feolings, because the gravel was
Yaue Ue Was used to, and the
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big bang, like a rocket:
ascending in a shower of sparks,
it began poking its head over
the shorlzan in Grade 7 and
las been erecpiie up cin fits andi
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‘schoo} of experience his taught
usa lot and the gentler academic
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“TOP BRASS" AP LAST
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he the very best of all the other Cotton
12, Here we are “top brass” at.
last, after all the years of look- T— V4...

ing on at graduations, This year
we finish up the courses we have
been working ab since Grade 7
and eev aondbye to all the seheol
'aetlvities that we have enjoyed.
No more school danees, no more
eames, no more seerels told bes,
side the lockers between belts,’
This time next year we'll be out
In the world,

This year must be Mved Jo the
full, for there won't be a next
year The exam we fall can't, he
written again... the game
Hive don't tro t0, won'h be plaved
agli This year {s an ending
pond a beginning,

ADVENT TO ADULTHOON

Grade 1 tand greduaflon at
the end of Sy mark the heel
“hing of adulthood, the real he-
sinning of the state of mind
{hat has come on us oceasionally
| in our beens,
| Wo beeln to live in that new
world where we must be mare
i rosponsible than we ive ever
| heen before, where we will be
constantly ty eampetition with
i ablher rs, and whore there ean be
j no relapses tata ehildhoae,
1 Al through Grade 12 we must
Hihink ahead to this world and
Leven all wean,
NOT ALL WOK

Bul ft wan't be all work and
Unrourh the long winter we'll be,
we I've anid, “op brings wn OX.
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other graded, ‘Phe Shudent's
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