Thousand Islands Secondary School - Islander Yearbook (Brockville, Ontario Canada)

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So long Shorty! On Dec. 15, 1978 T.I.S.S. lost a very dear friend. Shorty Gilberds after 21 years with the Leeds Board of Education retired. Shorty will be dearly missed. His good nature and ability to deal with people made him well loved by both staff and students. Shorty will never forget T.I.S.S. and certainly T.I.S.S. will never forget Shorty. Good bye Shorty! Thanks for everything. f See ya later sweetie! Shorty and Arlie

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More than students and staff are needed in order that TISS function effectively. In the library we have three library aides, Mrs. Ruth Taylor (upper left), a Library aide, Mrs. Polly Marhle (upper right), our audio visual aide, and Mrs. Audrey White also a library aide. Mrs. Shirley Jackson, (lower right) works part time, in the main office. All three ladies can be found giving helpful assistance to both the students and staff at TISS. In the halls, Cafeteria and Library, too Our fine staff of custodians consists of both a night shift and a day shift. All the custodians except one are male. Mrs. Edna Elliot is the lady who along with the men helps keep TISS maintained and in good repair. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Gilmer, Mr. Hutt, Mr. Moffitt, Mr. Shields. The ladies in the cafeteria are also very important to the health and welfare of TISS. Gladys Giffin, Helen Bullridge, Betty Murphy, and Joan Kelso provide all those delicious meals that get us through the many hours of school. Our compliments to the Chefs.

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k ' 79 UNDERGRADS Years of Importance Years 1, 2 and 3 are a time of discovery at T.I.S.S., as we become aware of ourselves, our feelings and the opportunities open to us.