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GREETINGS, MR . C Ai E As Editor of the Argus, I take pleasure in introducing to our student bodjr our new principal who came to us in January, 1956. Hr. Crane was born on a farm near Aylmer, Ontario. He attended school there and graduated from 0. A. C. While at 0. A. C., he was the only student of a class of 162 to make the senior basketball team and won hi.s college letters in basketball. For 10 y ears, he was ' rlncipal at Port Perry High School. During that time he was a critic teacher for two years. Mr. Crane has had a very unique record as a teacher. During the 22 years that he taught upper School Hath, and Science, only one student failed. Outside of school, he has been very active in Service Clubs, He was President of the Lions ' Club for two years and Director for seven years. He was on the committee oi the Agriculture Teacrers of Ontario for 0. j. A. ior ti ree years, and LS a Past President of the Agriculture Teachers ' Section. He has been Past President of 0. 3. S. T. F. District 1 and District 8 - Suburban Local. While m port Perry he took an active interest in the local fair. Because of his encoura., a nent of li.-H club work, he was presented with an honorary 10-year leader award. Hr. Crane has also been active in church a.lairs. ■ He was Steward of the United Church in ort Perry for four years and Elder for five years. Since coming to Essex, Mr. Crane has entered into the life of the community and is now an active Rotarian, He has enjoyed his association with both the students and the people in the area and we all trust his stay in the oun Parlour of Canada may be a long and pleasant one.
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«-«tr) EDI TOR IAL In les ' £ than two months, anoh er school year will be over. I hope t’ t this has been a profitable and happy year for all of you in the academic, at! letic, cultural, and social phases of your school life. • we l ave completed two sets of ex r ms, but the June exams still re¬ main. io those of you who Wj.11 reeei e honour promotions, congratula¬ tions; : cu have made your year here, whether yo-r first or last, a successful one. tut to those o he ve to ' rite one or more- exams, good luck; I hope you pass. In the atl.letic field, the senior toys ' basketball team came very . close to a championship but unfort natel;, did not win. All other teams in volleyball, basketball, ana bad into!) t’ld very well. Although we did not win a championships, I t .ink that you should all be commended for yjur good sportsmanship. Within t e next two weeks, we will have our field da , county meet, and cadet inspection. In the social life, the Students ' Council has done a wonderful ,1o at all of their dances. The other clubs in our school have done ver well too, especiall the ited ross which ba3 s -pported a little Korean hoy and has made toys for children in hospitals. I should like to thank Mr. Crane very P ' jch for his help in our first vent re with a year book. is sug e3tions have helped us solve many problems. I must give thanks to iiiss Brown and her Special Commercial Class wo type ' the stencils; to hiss Bennett whose English Classes contri¬ buted several essays; and to i.i3s Latimer who counselled in the choice of covers. Special thanks go to fcir. Monreith and the Ar us Staff— reg Johnston, Paul Mux worth..-, Wesley Biidgen, Christine Parke, and to our treasurer, Cindy Vender inne. Since t is is our first year book, I hope you ' ll not be too • critical. Blame all faults ' to. our inexperience. Next year we ' ll do better. EDITP r.IrtL STALL Editor:Pat Smith Adviser:Mr. E. Monteith, M. A. Piet resur. C. S. Sotrros, B. A. Sports writers:Wesley Bridjen and Chris ine Parke- Lc porters of all other activities-Gregory Johns tor: and Paul .xuxworthy Special art 1cles Jarlene ftoyes, Gordon O ' Connor Classroom reprefj b tivesjlrene Parkas, Daisy Gullick, 9B; Gary :L 9L; Kathleen Thomas, 9E; Jim Stevenson, } ‘- ' lene Youn Kass, 10A; Pauline Pfahler, 10B: Daisy - IOCLinv-a eet.yjQltj Jlll Geddes, 10Ej Karen Baltzer, 11A; ;r ' vara hel ' cie, HB L rlene k es , 11CD; Janet Greaves, 12aB; Lorna r ;J 12CL; Cindy VaCom.; im.ril r Patierson, 13.
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