Essex District High School - Argus Yearbook (Essex, Ontario Canada)

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A fleet figure seen skiing any day Could easily turn out to be Miss Kennedy. With savoir-faire, and experience in sports, She has few troubles of any sorts. Mr. Gillies, the Chemistry teacher, Often wonders why students are so dumb; On the other hand, Mr. Sotero3, a feature, Thinks his protoges should never be glum. Mr. Furgal likes medics, money, and math. But when we can ' t ' get it ' , we ' re under his wrath. He ' s known for his prowess in all the sports, And also well-known for his ' knowledge ' of F ords. Mr. Findlay, a musical agriculture instructor. Has trained many chickens to ' squawk ' on key. Mr. Gnay, who imagines himself at homo on a tractor. Is a man whose wrestling you ' ll have to see. If bones or thoughts or out of place. Miss Murphy we call to set the pace. But for laughter and witty remarks Mr. Clifford and his ties are larks. Mr. Monteith, whose secret is age. Drills the history (of his relatives—J. Waldo) into us. Couldn ' t find Latimer to burn at the stake. Later found her hiding in Piccadilly Circus. An Assumption grad is Mr. Pattis on. Who has travelled far and wide; Another ' s name is Mr. Masterson. Who plays the cornet to elevate the mind. Miss Keane, our petite English teacher. Thinks Passive Verbs are for ' the birds ' , And Miss Kilpatrick, who dislikes, v. ' orms. Is with the students on friendly terms. Mrs. Annett, a former student. Was once our Argus editor; Also Mr.. Harrow to this school went. Was the first Students ' Council president.

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GRADUATION September 5 was the highlight of the schoe caroer fo som hun- dred and eight graduates of Essex ■ d the aoex of their through their intelligence and stamina, had haaohed the secondary school life, were bid f eweUby a „ oohod and edS h aftSe a c e ont?ast° ed a S!oL and gleaming white dresses. So began their last evening in Essex high. Findlay had 3 offered is greetings, the student s°on anointed out the Seed fo? more and more P education ' in this progressive world. After a chorus of girl graduates gave thelr rendltion of I g Bollev Commercial? Jiss Do a Tennant followed a piano l°l° b, ,t aS“S Thirteen SSiSd ' their honour graduation steSsa ates expross determimtion to continue in effort and perseverance. ' Donors of bursaries and scholarships P ’ c 1[ t itJship t caM’ rssstSfrS;« 5 s--= £joo? £. SSuoi Lozinskl, and Miss Jane D e groot. ??fSrf?Snrd 1 br ! W.;?rrhfaf, rUr m potra, Miss Jo-Anno Namospetra, and Miss Marlene Mojes. ended. VALEDICTORIAN ' S ADDRESS Mr. Crane, members of the staff, honoured guests, ladies and gentlemen: t » ri Sc o Vonf mSks 1 ? S Sl S S s ndary school ' oducltion. On this important fhing, wo graduates c beon honoured with an address J from P his°Inspiring talk. Vo iti U Siber for «ny ylars what he has said tonight. On behalf of the graduates, I should like to thank you, sir, for taking the time to speak to us this evening.