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

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li 11 k A a.s.g1.L.t,.1, . ,W M. 1 .su V ' 4 TILLSONBURG DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL BOARD Rev. Fr. J. H. O'Neil, Mr. G. Haley, Mr. B. Neale, Mr. H. F. Johnston, Mr. H. A. Ostrander, Mr. S. Wighlman, Mr. W. P. Kirkwood Qljrincipalj, Mr. W. Rock. Absent: Mr. J. S. Ronson, Mr. D. Vallee fChairmanJ, Mr. K. Emerson. A Message From the Chairman of the Board 1 111111111 it 1111 llflllllllll 111111 11 111'ivi111ge 10 1111 serving 11111 'lllllSl11ll'l111'Q district 11s Cl1air- 1111111 111 11111 l1ig'l1 Scl11111l lZ1111r1l for 11111 y11111' 1950. Our 1111'111l1111's r1111liz11 1111: lryiug C11111li- 1i1111s 111111111 wl1ic11 11111 2411111 111111 pupils have 11111111 11'11'1'111l 111 w111'l1 1ll11'l1'Ig' 11111 past few y1111rs 111111 we Q'I'0Il1lj' 1111111'1-ciate yillll' 1'0- 1llJ1'l'Il1llJll 111111 11111l11rs111111li11g i11 1l1is respect. l wisli 11ls11 111 1111y 1l'llJl11C 111 my 1111111111 1511111111 Al1'IlllJ0l'S 111111 lXl1'. liir11w11111l. lJIlSf y11111' 111111 1l1is year CSl1L'ClIlllf' l1:1ve 11111111 very 111151 1i1111-s for us. 411' 11111'11ssi1y, 51111111 l1z1ve 111111 111 11111-111 111111'11 w11rl1 111111 r11s111111sil1ility 1111111 111l111rs 11111 1111 l111v11 111111 1l111ir Sl11111lClC1' 111 11111 wl11'111 111111 wi1l1 wl111l1'-l11f11rte1l C11- 11l11'l'Zl1111l1 11111' new 11ui11li11g' is going 111 be 1'K'!1Clf' 1111' 11111 11111111i11g 111 s1'l11'111l i11 801310111- 111111 Our 11r1'l1i1ec1s, S. 11. C111111 X 51111, 111111 16 1110 g'CIlL'l'Z1l CUI'l11'ilC1Ul', 'l'l1e lf1111111111ti1111 1,'11111111111y 111 L'1111:11lz1, Zllflllg witl1 11111 SL'YL'l'Zll sul1-c11111r111'111rs, 1l11serv11 11111011 1'1'111li1 1111 1111r l1uil1li11g 1J1'0fQ'1'fl11l 111 1111 111'11Q'l'i'SSlIl1f s11 fl1VOl1l'I1l1ly. Several new courses will 1111 11v11il11l1l1- 111 11111 StLlflCll1S wl11-11 11111 1111w l111il1li11g' 11l11111s. l1 is 1111111111 y11u will 11v11il yU11l'SL'lVL'5 111 11111s1- 11111111rtu11iti11s as 111114511 as 1111ssil1l11. 'lllll' 110- 1711111111111l111i1111 111111 C1l111l1lllL'Il1 111'11vi1l1'1l i11 11111 new sel11111l will l1e sc-0111111 111 11111111 i11 11111 111'11vi111'e'. Your liOIl1'1l is justly 111111111 111' l,lllS scl111111, ylllll' 511111 will Cl'l'llllllly 111111111- 1:i11te it, 111111 it is 1111111111 11111 s1111111111 l1111ly will 1111 1111111 171111111 111111 1111111'111'i111iv11. 11 will 1111 11111115 111 use 111 11111 fullest. 111 hlllllf' y11u will 1111 l1111vi11g 11111 11111 11111111- iug wl1i1fl1 has SCI'VL'Cl 111is 111111 well Illlll 1L'1111ti11u111l 1111 Page SCVL'll1j'-SlXll THE TATLER

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TATLER EDITORIAL STAFF STANDING: D. Sykes, E. Simmons, D. Eckel, J. Scrimgeour. SEATED: R. Prickett, R. Jones, G. Miller, A. Dean. ABSENT: M. Stilwell, E. Moon, R. Rokeby. EDITORIAL 'lihis 'l'atler brings with it a note of sad- ness . . . of fare-well. lVith the ending of the 1949-50 term, we mark more than the end of another school year-we mark the end of classes in the Tillsonburg High School building-old 'l'.l'l.S. which has for fifty-six years, since 1893, been Alma Mater to lumdreds, yes thousands, of Tillsonburg's youth. From these fading brick walls, through the worn portals, have passed gen- erations of local students: some to glory and honor, some, perhaps, to obscurity, but all have carried with them the memories of happy moments and bright days spent with- in the shelter of her walls. To these ex- students, through the eternal gift of mem- ory, the 'l'.H.S. they knew will live on al- ways. llut we, 'l'illsonburg's present pupils, go to a new building whose solid, shiny en- 18 tranees and unmarred walls are empty of the tradition and memories that distinguish- ed her predecessor-for we go to the new Tillsonburg District High School. Only the slow, solemn march of Time can fill these new halls and classrooms with rieh tradi- tions and history. XVhat, then. can we take to our new Alma Mater? ls there some precious gift from this symbol of past days that can be given to the present and the future? There is one thing that only students can transplant in the new 'l'.lD.l'l.S. That is spirit-School Spirit-the never-say-die fighting spirit that carried so many 'l'.ll.S. teams in the past to glorious victories and honorable defeats. Let us retain this oltl spirit as we go forth to compete for our new sovereign, to bring her laurels on the athletic field, the debating platform, and in all school activities. Let us remember this tfontinued on Page -l3j THE TATLER