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KETIRI G TEACHERS The qualities of a good teacher are: knowledge of subject, patience, understanding, sense of humour, and determination. Mr. Fowler, Mrs. Reed, and Mr. Robinson have exemplified these qualities for many years at Danforth and we wish them an active and happy retirement. MRS. OLGA REED Mrs. Reed, like many of you, was born in the east end of Toronto, however, instead of attending Danforth Tech she went to Riverdale C.l. and from there to Victoria College at the University of Toronto. After graduation Mrs. Reed spent a year teaching at Seaforth H.S. followed by 8 years at Western Tech. Qfhen in 1956, a red letter year for Danforth, we were fortunate to have her join our staff. Olga has spent the last 25 years teaching right in this building and ifyou speak with our graduates you will find that the name Olga Reed is synonymous with Danforth Tech. During those 25 years she ran the Spirit Club for 15 and published the school newspaper, Tech Talk for 5 years and at the same time eamed the respect of thousands of students through her teaching. Our farewell to Olga must be with mixed feelings for we have all benefited from our association with her. lt is unfortunate that the Danforth student of the future will not have the opportunity of her teaching. However, we are happy for her because she has made so many exciting plans. On behalf of the Principal. Staff and Students, have a happy, long, and prosperous retirement. A . g fx i ' ,VV A Y, , , -- 'w MR. FRED FOWLER Mr. Fowler was bom on a prairie homestead in Aylesbury, Saskatchewan, a small farming community. From Aylesbury the family moved to Chicago where he attended public school during the days of the depression. They then moved to London, England where he completed his secondary and technical education. During the years 1940 to 1945 he served in the British Army. In 1947 Mr. Fowler returned to Canada and worked as a carpenter and operated his own construction business until he joined the Danforth Staff in 1952. ln 1962 he became the Technical Director. His family consists of a son, three daughters, and seven grandchildren. He enjoys woodworking, gardening and travel. Mr. Fowler, we wish you the best in your retirement, both in health and happiness, the two most important qualities in life and the most sincere thanks for your many years of service to Danforth.
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