THE SEARCHLIGHT i Mr. McKillop In his boyhood, Mr. McKillop attended the Rural School from grades one to eight, and the Dauphin Collegiate from grades nine to twelve. He entered ■ the United College to study Theology and received scholarships in Theology, y Public Speaking and Canadian History. . He also received his R,A. degree, He organized Summer Camps for Young People and found that he greatly enjoyed working with them. This led him toward. the teaching profession. :e. 29 He says, Teaching started as a hobby, and has now become a watershed down rc which my life intends to flow . He prefers, to teach woodwork because he has always been interested in craftsri and has found them an excellent medium for the co—ordinating and development of L -g the hand, heart and mind. Previous to coming to Hugh John, Mr. McKillop taught at Tech Voclj. Indeed we are happy to have each and everyone of these teachers with us and we hope that they will remain at our school for many years to come. Our Co ronation Programme 51 By Sharon Ashman On Monday, June 1st, 1953, the students an. st ff of our school the auditorium for our Coronation Day service. ' ssembled in. r 3 ] gl The programme was opened by our singing of 0 Canada, accompanied at the pj by Jeanne Shigeta. Lynne Krit.zer read the 122nd Psalm and Sonia. Zyla ga.ve the of York ' s prayer. This was followed by the members of the Girl ' s Glee Club sin- The Cherry Tree and the Hymn for Elizabeth. During th. singing of the latter, a nr an th.y were joined by the boys from Rooms 2 and 11. The chairman, Mr. McWilliams,, left with us two simple thoughts. They were: c » ' e have this form of government (a Queer, at its head) because we want it. We have holiaay and we c n celebrate it the way we want to. H-- told us to keep these in mind because they would come to mea i much to us in years to come. An address entitled Meaning of The Coronation was giv:n by Miss Cro.okshanks Sh. explained the procession, from the Palace to the Abbey, and also h lied us visualize the colourful pageantry of the ceremony. It Mr. Craig, a visitor frorri the Empire Club, was especially pleased to come to our school, for a.s a child he had known and admired Sir Hugh John Macdonald, after whom our school is named. The next on the programme were remarks about the unveiling of the Queen ' s picture by Mr. Kahana. Following thes , Gary Knight and Daniel Kramer, representing the Sea Cadets and the ,..rmy Cadets came to a salute whil Ilian Hendrickson drumme . Brian Critchly then unveiled a portrait of the Queen. Mr. Shewfelt presented the representatives of each- class with Coronation souvenirs - certificates and medallions to be distributed to all students. The service was closed by the singing of two verses of God Save the Queen.
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