Danforth Technical School - Tech Tatler Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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10 TECH THTLER Scholarship Holders 1949-50 EX-STUDENTS' ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP Donald Bartle, M5AB JOHN McMECHAN AWARD Stephan Roffey, I2F SECONDARY MASTERS' WIVES' ASSOCIATION MEMORIAL PRIZE Joan Black, MG2 CANADIAN MANUFACTURERS' ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP Frances Watt, VSA, Harvey Reading, I3Eg Thomas McCulley, I4Kg William Vazan, A35 Janice Wylie, A2Gg Asako Yonekura, V2Cg Kenneth Oldfield, I3E3 Harvey Eller, M5INg Doris Eddy, V2Cg Brian Pattenden, I2J 3 Robert Spinney, I4Dg Dorothy Dafoe, V3Ag Donald Ford, I2Fg Albert DeBaeremaeker, I4Wg Arnold Cleveland, I3Cg Ralph Tordoff, I3Eg Charles Peters, I3Cg Roy Couch, I4Wg Bernard London, I2Mg James Tyrrell, I4G5 Paul Gibson, I2Bg Ernest Walker, I2Ag William Webster, I3Pg Bruce Balmer, A45 Gordon Ferris, I2Ag Douglas McGregor, I3Dg John Leonard, I2Fg Daniel Ferguson, I3Ag William Perrin, I2Bg Margaret Britton, V4C, John Fennell, I4C3 Kenneth Gribble, I2J 5 Ronald Waites, M5INg Kenneth Brown, 12M 5 George Finn, I3C. DENTON MASSEY SCHOLARSHIP Geri Locke, V4A, 1949 SCHOLARSHIPS DONATED BY COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL FIRMS Dolores Denison, M3Gg Anne Haston, M3G3 Mihran Shemavonian, M2B3 Donald Fevreau, M2C3 Donald Spindloe, M5AB. ROTARY CLUB SCHOLARSHIP George Hopkins, M4B HONOURABLE MENTION Walter Clark, Lawrence Jones, Wina Jickels, Mary Zachar, Ben Eto, Walter Hesse, Richard Wall, Ronald Harrison, Dorothy Fulcher, Ann Watson, Mona Brownsell, Paul Whitehead, Joan Watmough, Neil Baily, Elizabeth Ower, June Waizman, Marilyn Grant, Terry Scully, James Taylor, Donald Cheeseman, Thomas Bradshaw, Frederic Blain, William Andrews.

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TECH THTLER l I I I 1 D. T. S. CEDTEDHRY HCTIVITIES . A.mid-February Variety Show in the Auditorium under the direction of Mr. Cam Langille was the first ofHcial Danforth Tech recognition of the Toronto Board of Education's centenary. The centenary theme was carefully interwoven throughout the pro- gramme with ingenious contrasts of past and present worked into successive numbers. But the 1950 Annual Danforth Technical School Exhibition, held this year on March 17 and 18, provided the real school tribute to the Board which has been directing the work of education in Toronto over the past century. To begin with, the Exhibition itself was dedicated to the centenary. Then six rooms were set aside exclusively for cen- tennial exhibits. And finally the chairmen of various subject committees worked the theme into displays and demonstrations connected with their subjects. Standout in the opinion of many visitors was the replica of a mid-nineteenth century school set up on Floor C and illus- trating the standard equipment and furnishings current in Toronto at the time the Toronto Board of Education was in- augurated. An electrically controlled map, showing all schools under the Toronto Board of Education, the probable expansion in the Metropolitan Area, the insignia of the secondary schools of Toronto and district, and the model schools old and new, aroused such interest that it subsequently went on tour to other parts of the city. The Science Department presented the history and growth of chemical education in Canada, complete with samples of mineral production in the past century. The Domestic Arts stu- dents turned out displays of the old and new in sewing and cos- tume, especially as applied to the school girl. Even the plumbing shops went to work on a contrast of the past and present in their department. The influence of the Exhibition's Centenary theme was espe- cially noticeable in the exhibits of the English and History de- partments. Charts, illustrations, and models time and again re- flected' the progress perceptible in matters educational and cul- tural over the century during which the Toronto Board of Edu- cation has operated its constantly growing network of schools.

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