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

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Back Row: J. E. Tulloch, W. Reid, S. K. Dicks, J. R. Murray, D. R. Campbell, R. Harden, W. Parkhill. Centre: A. B. Taylor, W. Moore, R. J. Sinclair, W. P. Kirkwood, S. Wightman, R. D. Alexander, A. J. Beattie. Front: A. Volker, P. Dunbar, G. Grieve, M. Rock, G. B. Ostrander, R. Field, M. E. Mclntosli. Teaching Staff Mr. XV. P. Kirkwood, Principal ..........,....................... ....... l 3.A., Queen's Mr. R. D. Alexander ..................... ...... l 5.A., Toronto Mr. A. Heattie .......... ....... ...... . B .A., Xllestern Mr. D. R. Campbell ..... ..... l 3,A., Wlestern Mr. S. K. Dicks ......... ...... B .A.. Toronto Mrs. P. Dunbar ...... Miss R. Field ....... Miss G. Grieve ........ Mr. R. Harden .......,... Miss M. Mclntosh ....... Mr. W. Moore ........... Mr. R. Murray ,... . Miss G. Ostrander Mr. VV. Parkhill ....... . Mr. ull. NV. Reid ....... Miss M. Rock ......... Mr. R. VI. Sinclair ..... . Mr. A. B. Taylor ....... M1'. Tulloch ....... . Miss A. Volker ...... Mr. VVigl1t1nan ...... BA., Western l3.A., Queen's BA., Vllestern B.A., Toronto HA., Toronto B.A., Toronto B.S.A., O.A.C. BA., Westerli Hamilton Normal School B.A., Toronto B.A., Toronto HA., Queens B.A., Toronto l3.A., Toronto BA., McMaster Tl.A., Qucen'S THE TATLER

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Editor ................................ Assistant Editor ................. Alumni and Boys' Sports Activities .............................. Prose and Fiction ....... Girls' Sports ............ Languages ....... Poetry ........ Cartoons ....... Music ......... Humour ................... Photography ............. Business Manager ....... Advertising ..............,. Adviser to Business Staff Adviser to Editors ..,.......... Tailer Staff XIIC Peter Gibson, XIIA XIII XIIA Jean Scriingeour, Richard Jones, Gloria Haycock, Jacqueline McDonald, XI IC Edith Moon, XIIC Joyce I-Iibbert, XIIC Kathleen Sandor, XIIB Mary Claire MacEwan, XIIC Margaret French, XIIC Gerald NVebster, XIIB XIA Robert Mason, Leonard Libitz, XIIB Lois Law, XIIC Jean Anderson, Lorene Bridge, Patricia Hillis, Jacqueline Mcl-Jonald, XIIC Mr. Moore Miss Grieve TATLER EDITORIAL STAFF Standing: E. Moon, M. French, J. Hibbert, L. Libitz, Miss Grieve, G. Webster, Mr. Moore. Seated: K. Sandor, J. McDonald, G. Haycock, L. Law, M. MacEwan, P. Gibson, J. Scrim- THE TATLER geour, R. Jones, R. Mason.

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Foreword From The Principal This edition of the Tatler, like its prede- cessor of last year, may prove, in the years that lie ahead, to be one of the most important year books ever published by the students of the Tillsonburg District High School. Both editions are important his- torically, because, just as the 1949-1950 edition contained a complete survey of the academic and extra-curricular programmes of the last classes to occupy the old school, so does this one give a permanent record of the activities and accomplishments of the students in their first year in the new school. On its pages, in pictorial form, are preserved the Board of Education re- sponsible for the planning and construction of this fine building, the first teaching staff, most of the student body, its organizations, and its special events of the year. All of these records will, no doubt, be of great in- terest to future generations of students. The new accommodation has not only allowed the curriculum to be expanded by the addition of new courses but it has also increased the extra-curricular programme. The splendid T.D.H.S. Musical Revue held THE TATLER in March was an example of the beginning of a greatly expanded musical programme. Other departments, too numerous to men- tion here, are doing equally well. Although we enjoy our new building, we often look back with fond memories on the old T.D.H.S., which will soon be no more. XVe have cherished memories of its crowd- ed class-rooms and halls, and of the stairs worn nearly through by the footsteps of former T.D.H.S. students. VVe proudly re- member, too, the 352,000 scholarship record of the final class to graduate from that ven- erable building. The Taller of 1950-51, looking ahead to even finer accomplishments, carries with it the record of our first year in the Tillson Avenue school. To the parents and friends who have shown so much interest in our numerous activities, to the Board of Educa- tion, and to all who have contributed in any way to the magnificent school of which we are so proud, we extend sincere thanks. Congratulations to the Tatler staff and its advisors on this splendid edition! XV. P. Kirkwood, BA. 19