St Andrews High School - Seaside Reveries Yearbook (St Andrews, New Brunswick Canada)

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Yes, in the late spring of 1954, under the direc Eighth rade First Row: CLeft to Righty - Helen McLaren, Yvonne Duncan, Suella McCullough, Dawn McKay, Nancy McCullough. Back Row: Junior Hynes, Gerald Thomas, Allison McNichol, Miss Howe, Dick Cline, Allison Gillis, Roger Bartlett. 'irll-Pfilff-P'P'D'D'D'I D'P'll'!l'lMl-D-D'P'D-P'D'D'D'D'll'D'P'fl'D-P4 RATE QQ T0 SCHQOL tion of Miss Frances Howe and with the co-operation of the provincial department of health, four rats Cwhitel attended classes in Grade 8 to discover the use of milk in the growth of bodies. The rats-Minnie, Jiggs, Priscilla and Goofy- would not accept facts unless they were proved, so the pupils decid- ed to convince the rats of mi1k's value and they put one pair on a bread and milk diet and the other pair on a diet of water and bread. At the end of three weeks the couple on the milk diet had more than doubled their weight, while the pair on the water diet had gained less than half of their original weight. A great gain in weight was not the only accomplishment of the pair on milk, they had also achieved a good disposition, a glossy skin and an alert mind. The purpose was to demonstrate to the young pupils and their parents the value and important role played by good foods in our lives. -12.-

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eventh rade Q36 First Row: CLeft to Rightb - James Thomas, Mary Tucker, Re- becca Henderson, Norma McNicho1, Gail Irwin, Joan Gowan, John Walsh. Second Row: Edgar Best, Paul Woods, Freddie Townsend,Charles Vilks, Gray Murray, Blaine Chamberlain, Calvert Haughn, Earl McNabb, Gary McCullough. Third Row: Robert Lowery, John Woods, Harry Sampson, Paul Leavitt, Douglas MacKenzie. 'D-l'lz'D'ib-D'D'D'llI1'D' D' ' 'Y'l'!'i' 'I'l'l'l OUR SCHOOLROOM, At the front of the room is a picture of the Royal Family, behind the teacher's desk. Across the front of the room is the blackboard with two maps hanging down. On the left side of the room we have five big windows. Below the windows are radiators. At the back of the room we have a book cabinet, a blackboard and a bulletin board. On the other side of the.room there are more blackboards and a large map of Canada. There are no desks in this room. Vivian McNabb Grade 7. 13-