Hamilton Teachers College - Log Yearbook (Hamilton, Ontario Canada)

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Jin illivmuriam i'-13.-'-'i Jlllr. Emerg In january the school was saddened by the death of Mr. Emery, who had been the caretaker for about four years. Born in England, thirty years ago Mr. Emery came to Canada and has since resided in Hamilton. Although sometimes in ill- health, Mr. Emery was of a pleasant, willing disposition and en- joyed his work. Left to mourn the loss are a wife, a daughter, and a son, Edward, who ably coached the Boys' Basketball team. To them the sincere sympathy of the Normal School staff and student body is extended. illllr. Slaughter In 1932, the hearty good wishes of the staff and students ac- companied Mr. Slaughter, when, owing to advancing years, he retired from the school which he had faithfully served in the capacity of caretaker since the opening in 1908. During the past winter, after the passing of Mr. Emery and owing to an illness of the engineer, Mr. Slaughter returned for a few weeks to assume the responsibility of the dual posts. The school was fortunate in securing the help of one who so well knew the requirements, and it was a pleasure to see Mr. Slaughter in his accustomed place with his old-time geniality. It was therefore with a feeling of genuine sadness that we learned in April that Mr. Slaughter, then in his eighty-First year, had succumbed after a brief illness. Our sincere sympathy goes to the bereaved family. Page Twenty seven

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