Stratford Normal School - Classic Yearbook (Stratford, Ontario Canada)

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'P P14 YOU CAN OBTAIN DUPLICATE PHOTOS F rom us at any time, no matter how old the picture may he, as we preserve all negatives. Perhaps you have a photo that you would like copied, or an enlargement made from, if so you may depend upon receiving the hest work if you send or bring your order here ALL MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED The Maitland Photo Studio 48 Ontario Street, Stratford, Ont. PHONE 189 ' You DO Nor KNOW WHAT THE Z fd ' X STRATFORD, ONT. Can do for you until you read its free catalogue. VVe prepare teachers for commercial life or for positions as COMMERCIAL OR SHORTHAND TEACHERS. Demand upon us for teachers is over five times the supply. One recent application stated salary would he 31800.00 per annum. There is no better Business College in the province. Vi'e have three departments-COMMERCIAL, SHORTHAND AND TELE- GRAPHY lVrite for our free catalogue and learn something about the op- portunities of commercial life. D. A. IVlcLACHLAN. PRINCIPAL 31

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The Classic 1 June, 1911 THE NORMAL SCHOOL STAFF S. Silcox, B. A., D. Paed- H. S. Robertson, M. A. J. M. McCutcheon. B. A. J. XV. Emerv. B. A. ' ottomleV. A. R. I C. f . S. Pickles - - - Mrs. H. Mavberrv - Principal Mathematics English - Science . Music Manual Training Art Miss E. Cottle - - XYriting and Physical Training Mess A- INSVIUB Household Science RIISS FOX - SQC-rgtary MODEL SCHOOL STAFF. Mr. G. XY. Slaughter Miss E. L. XYalker Miss G. McCallum Miss F. E. Garden Miss Miss Miss Miss A. Johnston M. McKnight C. McKnight D. Hamilton Mr. John Mann Miss N. Forman Miss M. Abraham Mr. Talmage Graham Miss J. Gaudy Miss Finlayson Miss C. Hamilton Miss J. Johnston Miss B. Frank Miss M, Salvadge Miss Grace Johnston 1-Kindergarten Miss Rankin ,I Staff OFFICERS OF THE LITERARY SOCIETY 1910-11. FALL TERM. Honorary President-Dr. Silcox fentire yearl President-Mr. A. Brintnell. Vice-President-Miss M. Allen Secretary-Miss D. McLaughlin Treasurer-Mr. Becker fentire year? Executive Committee- Mr. R. Redmond Miss H. Patterson Mr. L. Ballantyne Miss I. Tindale Editors of The Classic -Miss R. McCo1nb Mr. Roy Robinson Miss M. XYhiteman Miss Ethel McKee WINTER TERM President-Mr. J. Douglas Vice-President-Miss M. Bailie Secretary-Miss F. Steinhoff Executive Committee- Miss Morrison Mr. Creighton Mr. F. Lippert Miss Richardson Editors- Miss Atkins, Miss Hall Miss McNevin Miss Kerr SPRING TERM. President-Miss E. McKee Vice-President-Miss V. Gillrie Secretary-Mr. R. M. Robinson Executive Committee- Miss F. McGregor Miss L. Boettger Miss G. Struthers Miss R. Knight Edito1's- Miss M. Laidlaw Miss M. Brothers Miss A. Kerr .Miss M. Scott Executive of the Ladies' Athletic Club- Miss Steinhoff Miss Armitage Miss M. Hall Miss A. Swinton 30

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Ihe Colgplete Book Supply Ilousg Of the value of good books no one knows better than the student and the teacher. Good books in the hands of the student enable him to study more intelligently and more easily. Good books in the hands of the teacher give him that culture and broadness of outlook which is so neces- sary to successful teaching. All intelligent students and teachers realize the value of books and the necessity of buying books. The question is not whether to buy, but where to buy. Come to us and you will get expert service and the lowest prices. Bear in mind that we handle Everything in Books and that we can supply whatever you need :- Libraries : Public and High School, Continuation Classes, Public and Private Libraries of all kinds. Teachers' Aids and Helps: in all subjects of school work. Our assortment of these is not equalled anywhere else in Canada. Supplementary Reading: for all Public and High School grades The latest and best material of this kind obtainable. Text Books : all the authorized text books and the best English and American publications of this class. Books on Special Subjects: a wide range of the best books on al special subjects. Tell us your wants and get our prices. NATURE BOOKS During the remainder of the present term and for the first months after vacation, nature study will be a prominent subject. You cannot have too many good books on this subject. We can recommend the following :- HOW TO KNOW THE TVILD FLOWERS, by Mrs. W. S. Dana ....... ..,.. S 2.00 OUR NATIVE TREES. by Harriet L. Keeler ....,...........,,.....,.... ..... 2 .00 OUR GARDEN FLOWEITS. by Harriet L. Keeler. ,..... ............... ,......... . . . 2.00 BIRD LIFE. by F. M. Chapman ,,.. .......,....., , , ........................................ 2.00 COLOR KEY TO NORTH AMERICAN BIRDS. by Chapman and Reed ...... 2.50 NORTH AMERICAN BIRDS' EGGS, by C. A. Reed ..,........................,..... 2.50 BIRDS OF VILLAGE AND FIELD. by F. A. Merriam ..,.... .,,,. 2 .00 AMERICAN BERDS. by W. L. Finley .............................................. ...., 1 .50 GUIDE TO THE YVILD FLOYVERS, by Alice Lounsberry ......................,. 1.75 VVILD FLOYVERS EVERY CHILD SHOULD KNOW, by F. W. Stack ......... 1.20 NATURE'S GARDEN, by Neltje Blanchan ...,.......,..,.............................. 3.00 W'H0'S XVHO AMONG THE TYILD FLOYVERS, by W. J. Beecroft ,........... 1.20 WHO's WHO AMONG THE FERNS, by W. J. Beecroft ................... ..... 1 .00 OUR NORTHERN SHRUB5, by Harriet L. Keeler ..........................,,,,,,. 2.00 WVrite for our catalogues :-Library, Teachers' Aids, or Supplemen- ary Readings. YVhenever you need Books address- The Book Supply Company, 1.......... McClelland and Goodchild 42 ADELAIDE ST. WEST, TORONTO, ONT. TI-IE BEACON PRESSES