Tillsonburg District High School - Tatler Yearbook (Tillsonburg, Ontario Canada)

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l of i T Fun For One and All T at the FRIDAY NIGHT DANCES N 3 TEEN TOWN A Congratulations On Another Successful Tatlerv and Best Wishes for Future Success E in the Publication of Such a Fine School Book T mrsonsuno TEEN-AGE couNclL hh 'k 'k ' 'k . All Dances Held By the TEEN -AGE CLUB Are Chaperoned by Members of the Lions Club THE TATLER

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if Compliments vf BENNETT STATIONERY if School Supplies - Books - Greeting Cards Personal Stationery - Office Supplies ' China and Gift Shop l if I L l .,,- ..,, , ,,..,4 THE TATLER

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COMMENCEMENT CContinued from page 285 Proficiency Award Winners: Grade 13, J. Gurklys, Grade 12, R. Masong Grade 11, J. Fodyg Grade 10, R. Jones: Grade 9, A. Budrag English, B. Sinden, French, D. Eckel, Mathematics, D. Eckel, Science, J. House, British His- tory, A. Budrag Public Speaking, J. Denys, Art, D. Helsdeng Grade 9, South Norwich, P. Gray. I.0.D.E. Prizes donated by the James H. Wilson Chapter, I.0.D.E. British History, A. Budrag Canadian History, A. Andratis, H. S. Entrance, highest standing, M. E. McLeod, W. Hoyle. Secondary School Honour Graduation Diplomas: D. M. Dean, M. L. Grass, J. House, J. Scrimgeour, D. Eckel, J. Gurklys, M. Howey, B. Sinden, P. Gracey, G. Holmes, N. Jones, K. Teall. Secondary School Graduation Diplomas: S. Ashman, M. Carmanico, E. Collings, D. O. Dean, W. Fletcher, M. Howey, R. Mason, M. Milmine, N. More, N. Rokeby, J. Salcak, M. Sandham, M. Scanlan, F. Scott. E. Tait, E. Tillson, L. Turner, H. Spanics, D. Sykes, A. Walsh, D. Wickham, H. Wilkinson, M. Warren. Vienna H. S.: A. Slama, G. Teall. Intermediate Certificates: A. Andratis, C. Baldwin, W. Berko, D. Boughner, E. Bradfield, J. Chambers, J. Cowherd, M. J. Crosby, A. Dean, M. De- maiter, D. Eckel, B. Fisher, M. French, B. Godelie, W. Gostlin, S. Gracey, E. Grey, R. Hawkins, R. Heckadon, W. Heckford, M. Heyrman, M. Harvey, J. Jones, R. Jones, M. Lillv, T. Malecki, G. Miller, E. Moon, L. Monk. K. Moran, D. Murr. M. Nether- cott, D. Palmer, D. Peacock, F. Robinson, L. Rodgers, C. Russ, W. Rutledge. R. Scott, R. Service, E. Simmons, R. Slaght. F. Sloboda, M. Sloboda, J. Smith, L. Souliere, M. Stover, M. Swance, J. Tanner, A. Thurs- ton, R. Toth, B. Truefitt. A. Valesi. V. Vance, N. Warren, D. Weeks. .R. West, M. Wellman, V. Young. Vienna H. S.: R. Kisielis, M. Mekker, B. Wilk. The programme ended with a play en- titled The Florist Shop which afforded much amusement. Casts of the play for THE TATLER the two performances were: Maude - Edith Moon and Jean Crosbyg Henry -- Wallis Hoyle and Walter Gostling Mr. Slovsky -Jack Cowherd, Charles Ketcha- bawg Miss Wells - Vicki Vance and Marilyn Stilwell, Mr. Jackson - Ted Malecki and Richard Jones. - SCHOOL SONG Let's give ol cheer for Tillsonburg, our Alma Mater dear, It's the school we all are proud of, let the people know we're here. From Freshie up to Senior let us show them how we cheer For Tillsonburg High School. Cheer the cheer for Alma, Mater, Shout the shout for Alma Mater, Cheer the cheer for Alma Mater, For Tillsonburg High School. fTune: John Brown's Body D i LITERARY SOCIETY The new Literary Society under the able leadership of Ken Webster has made several useful additions to the school's equipment. From the Society's funds a new microphone and stand have been purchased and have already proved ef- fective in amplifying the voices of those participating in Assemblies. The Society's funds have also purchased a set of traps fdrums, to those who aren't in the know J. The drums are painted blue and gold, and consist of bass drum, snare drum, cymbals, a toned block, and other miscellaneous gadgets. Both these acquisitions are sure to prove useful to the school at many functions in the future. - Did you ever hear of a man having worse luck than Perseus? First he risked his life to rescue a young lady from a sea monster, then he had to marry her . . . . ugh!!! 87