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

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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

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THE T TATLER BUSINESS STAFF STANDING: Miss Grieve, R. Gibson, R. Heckadon, K. Webster, Mr. Moore. SEATED: J. McQueen, L. Law. Iimlitm' ..,............... .Xssistzmt Iliclitm' ..... ,Xlumni .................... I'rosv :xml Ificliun .... Iluys' Sports ......... Iiirls' Spimrts .... I.IlIlgllZlgK'9 ...,............. I'm'l1'y :mil IIIITIUUIIS Music ................... Ilumuui ......... l'liotogf1':1pliy ......... .. Ilusim-ss AIZIIIZIQICI' .... .Xclvcrtisiiig ................. Xrlvisci' to llusiiicss S I.11 tzllf TATLER STAFF .........I:IlI'j' Klillvr, XII .............'Xl1ll IDI-zm, XII Ilmizllcl Sylccs, XIII .Ivan Sc1'ii11g'c-oiir, X I I I ......IJ0llQ'I?lS Ifclccl, XII .AIIIVIIXII Stilwell, XIII ......IQIL'IIIlI'fI slonvs, XII ..........lfrlitI1 Kluml, XII .......lCIiz:1Imc'tIi Simmons, XII .......IIlCII1Ll'fI liokclmy, XIII ........ROllZlItI l'1'iclu-tt, XIII Ilcclczulmi. XII IC AICQIICCII, l.0is I.:1w, licn. XYcIrslci', Iliclc Iiilmsmi Xrlxisci to lzclitors ., ...... ATLER ...... Miss Grim-vc