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

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Page Eight THE CLASSIC puns. Mrs. MAYBERRY 'The so-called uselessAtheoretic -part of each profession does by the authoritative and rightinstinct of mankind assume the superior and more noble place. -RUSKlN, Modern Painters. J. BOTTOM LEY, A.R.C.O. l thank you for your voices, Your most sweet voices. Miss E. M. COTTLE The Wise for cure on exercise depend, God never made his work for man to mend, fgm DEN, June 1922 Mr. S. PICKLES Frequent complaint is made of over-pressure in schools, but it is not work which causes over- fatigue so much as lack of interest andlackofconspicuousprogress. -l:LlOT-

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June 1922 THE CLASSIC Page Seven I A Miss A. J. JOHNSTON For life's the mirror of king and slave, It's what we are and dog If you give the world the best you have, The best will come back to you. Mrs. SEBBEN Miss EVERSON I I-. . . . . Nolife Can be pure in its purpose and strong in its strife And all life not be purer and stronger thereby.

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June 1922 THE CLASSIC Page Nine Uhr Nnrmnl Svrhnnl Staff S. SILCOX, B.A., D. Paed., CTOLD, Principal Appointed Jan., 1909. Science of Education, Spelling. J. W. EMERY, B.A., D. Paed., fTor.D Appointed Sept., 1908 Science, Nature Study, Agriculture and Horticulture. H. G. MARTYN, B.A., Q'-1-'or.J . .Appointed Sept., 1915 Grammar, Literature, Reading H. G. MANNlNG, B.A., fTor.D . .Appointed July, 1919 History, Geography, Composition 51. W. FORBES, B.A., CTor.J . . .Appointed Sept., 1920 Arithmetic, School Organization and Management. J. BOTTOMLEY, A.R.C.O'.. . .Appointed Sept., 1908 Vocal Music MISS E.. M. COTTLE. ........ -Appointed Sept., 1908 Writing, Physical Training MRS. HELEN MAYBERRY. . .Appointed Sept., 1908 Art MISS A. JO'I-INSTON ....... Appointed July, 1919 Librarian MISS E. M. EVERSON ........ Appointed Sept., 1921 Hygiene, Household Economics MRS. M. M. SEBBEN ........ Appointed jan., 1920 Secretary Glhnngv 3111 Smit' ln June, 1921, Miss F. McNally, B. Sc., resigned her position as Dean of Women to accept an important post at Macdornald Hall, Guelph. A little later Miss E. M. Everson, of Oshawa, was appointed to this position. Miss E.verson's work throughout the year has proven the selection to be a good one, for she has quickly adapted herself to the demands of the po-sition and has rendered excellent service in the school. Miss Everson had some years' experience in teaching in the public school and holds a permanent First Class certificate. She is a Normal graduate, in Household Science, of the University of Toronto, with Specialist standing. Since graduating Miss Everson has taught Household Science in Hamilton, Ont., and in Moose Jaw, Sask. Previous to coming to Stratford she was for some years director of Household Science in the public schools and the Collegiate lnstitute in Fort William, Ont. In addition to her academic and professional qualifi- cations, Miss Everson possesses personal qualities which make her well fitted for her work among the girls of our school. It is with regret that we record the passing away of Mrs. Mclntosh, mother of our esteemed Secretary, at the ripe age of 76 years. Mrs. Mclntosh was one of the pioneers of Oxford County and lived an active and useful and honorable career.