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

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The Night Classes CA report on the night classes for New Cana- dians has been given us by Mr. Hay, who with the assistance of Miss Mclntosli has again con- ducted these classes this year.J For the second consecutive year the High School has offered classes in English and Citizenship for New Canadians, who have recently settled in our area. Others, who have been here for as long as fifteen years have also taken advantage of this opportun- ity. As students they have been outstand- ing in their devotion and interest, and have appreciated what has been done for them. lt is to be hoped that these classes may have assisted them to know Canada and its people better, and that in a small way they may have served to help them feel less like strangers. To have had people of almost every European nationality working to- gether for the common purpose of improv- ing themselves and becoming better citi- zens, has made the night classes a vital part of school-life. To mark the close of this year's activity, all the students with their teachers were graciously entertained by the Senior Chap- ter of the I.O.D.E. Poem No Time ftaken from Leisure ?j NYhat is this life if, full of school VVe have no time to stop and fool. No time to linger in the hall To shoot a nice great big spit-ball. No time during week-days even for dating Hut maybe, occasionally, we get to go skat- ing. No time in school to dilly and dally Even for my sister Sally. No time to sit in your favourite place And just look out into open space. But really it isn't so very bad For look at all that we will have. Jane McQueen, XB. My apologies to VV. H. Davies! Bob Claringbold-Mr. Hay, how do you expect us to study when you make us write out so many assignments? Mr. Hay-If you would do some studying, you wouldn't have to write out so many as- signments. Compliments ofa Friend THE TATLER l S