Lindsay Collegiate and Vocational Institute - Tatler Yearbook (Lindsay, Ontario Canada)

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40 THE L. C. I. TATLER LU III flsabelle Williams? In the retirement of Dr. Kirkconnell, we are losing one of the country's out- standing educationalists. All his pupils will remember him more than an average teacher because the way he taught les- sons made them more than memory exer- cises. On September 7, 1932, in the Assembly Hall of the Lindsay Collegiate Institute, his old students, right, from those who came under his guidance when he first came here from Port Hope in 1908 up through the years to those who still have to write for heir diplomas, but have been touched by his kindly influence, gathered to pay him tribute. To Dr. Kirkconnell, a beautiful grand- father clock, standing over seven feet high, encased in solid brown mahogany of mass- ive construction, absolutely the best that could be procured, was presented. The clock itself was a work of art, all of its parts of the finest workmanship, the kind that last for generations and becomes a valued family heirloom. Westminster Whittinger and Winchester chimes pro- vide the voice for this tall sentinel of time. To Mrs. Kirkconnell a beautiful silver tray, of the Pbest Sheffield plate, and a beautiful bouquet of gladioli were pres- ented. The chairman for the afternoon was Mr. W. E. Stewart, ex-mayor and chairman of the committee which worked for nearly two years on the function. Lt. Col. G. A. Weeks, a member of the committee presented Dr. Kirkconnell with a beautiful inscribed address, Mrs. L. M. Frost formally made the presentation of the clock by removing the Union Jack with which it was draped, and Mrs. John R. Wilford made the presentation of the silver tray and the gl-adioli to Mrs. Kirk- Connell. W. E. Stewart, in his opening remarks said: There have been many happy gath- erings in this Hall. Many that we can remember such as the old promenades, the literary meetings but none like to- day's. We are gathered here to-day to do honour to one who was for twenty-two years the principal of this Lindsay Colleg- iate Institute. A man wlho is thought highly of in county and town. He has stood the test of time. Some men are popular at the L CMDGLLY f 1.57 W, I V .X first :but as time goes on they find their popularity leaving them. As the years have passed, citizens of town and county have come to think more of him, not less. Continuing the plan of last year, an Alumi society for the years 1932-1933, was elected with the same idea in mind of last year's society, to keep the graduate in touch with one another. Those elected to offices: President-Edward Blanchard Vice-President-'Ethel Morgan Secretary-Isabel Williams. Treasurer-Edward Tangney. At the close of the Commencement EX- ercises, a. delightful reunion was held in the Assembly Hall of the graduates of last year and this. Bruce Tremeer pro- vided the music for a short but much enjoyed dance, and very dainty refresh- ments were served by Miss Adams and some of the students. Normal Schools claim quite a number of last year's graduates. Attending Peter- boro Normal we find Vera Brown, Donald Campbell, Majorie Clapham, Bruce Doble, Ray Doble, James Greenan, Isobel Mc- Eachern, Gordon McKay, Leonard McNeil, Austin O'Leary, Josephine O'Laughlin, Ruth Rennie, Merle Thompson, Leonard Webber and Harry Parliament. fContinued on Page 519

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