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

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1 XA Back Row: J. Kisielis, J. Knautz, D. Turnbull, C. Dennis, A. Stover, G. Carson, M. Wingrove. Fourth Row: V. Laur, J. Fitzgcraid. J. Merriott, M. Cosyns, M. Chilton, Mr. Campbell, M. Mason, N. Pritchard, D. Jarret, B. Bowiby, G. Deli, S. Saw, S. Scruton, E. Sowa. Third Row: E. Heckford, I. Saxton, J. Smith, D. Sinden, M. Sandham, M. J. Arthur, S. Drake, N. Pegg, M. Armstrong, J. Smith, M. Marlatt. Front Row: A. Williams, G. Ketchabaw, R. Lowe, D. Fish, H. Floyd, D. Dutton. Absent: P. Pegg. CEQA.- ' XC Back Row: R. Neff, D. Hutchison, B. Baxter, M. Cornell, M. L. Ketchabaw, C. Dreyer, D. Jennings, H. Jennings, D. Cole. Middle Row: M. Atkinson, E. Barnes, E. Tondreau, L. Fairbairn, Mr. Tulloch, F. Girvin, K. Yallop, J. Verbauwhede, M. Barnes. Front Row: D. Ostrander, D. McQuiggan, J, Gerow, B. Osborne, S. Grastas, D. Foster. XIA Back Row: S. Doyle, D. McKenney, J. Leach, A. Turner, 0. Legein, C. Hale, R. Nagy, R. MacLennan, G. Neale. . Fourth Row: B. Vanderhoek, R. Mason, F. Knautz, A. Sloboda, S. Smith, S. Loucks, S. Eichenberg, L. Hogarth, G. Harries, C. Demeyere, W. Popham. Third Row: H. I-lorlick, M. Jones, J. Hicks, B. Morrison, S. Jenson, E. Cowell, M. Hillner, J. Knautz, H. Nezezon. Front Row: B. Austin, R. Burnett, R. Stewart, W. Hoyle, M. Deliindt, A. DeVol, C. Crevitn.

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monuments to the artistic minds of the French. On my return trip my uncle took me by way of the coast and I saw the ruins of Dieppe and Calais. The foxholes where the Germans lay in wait for our troops can still be seen. From a hilltop we could see the towering peak of Viiny, a monument to those who died for freedom. The time for departure was inevitably drawing closer, although both my mother and I dreaded it, for I, too, had grown to love these people and their customs. Our trip back was uneventful and even though I was very glad to see my father and brother, I still look back on my trip as a wonderful expereince and one which I hope I will never forget. jenny Ghesquire, I IB. Wifi A i wld c AE? I 1 -gel K Q Pu? fy Y '- . .1 7 A4 ' E - x US... X4 1 'Resev-veal Fav-Book caper: who Use Eraser-gl M-E M. French, XIIC THE TATLER WE TOO WORK fContinued from Page 351 make a study of the proper procedure in a business ofhce. This study is called Office Practice. In it we hnd how many different classes of mail there are t4j, and the differ- ent prices of each, depending on the differ- ent weights. Believe it or not, there is also a right and wrong method of answering the telephone. You History students who envy us, need not look so envious. You learn what hap- pens, where, and when. We learn why. This subject is called Economics. In it we learn why a dollar is worth a hundred cents in one country and a hundred and six cents in another country. XVe learn why the dif- ference, and how money came into being in the first place, also how prices are affected by supply and demand. Instead of dates, we have our technical work too, in changing an amount of money into English, American and Canadian equivalents. Even though you claim that we do not suffer the agony of Geometry, Algebra, or Trigonometry, try figuring out Insurance questions sometime for fun. In one ques- tion you are asked to find the principal, the next the premium, and perhaps in a third question the amount paid by the company. Nine times out of ten there are 63 or some other odd number of days involved. Please do not think that I or any of us wish to start a feud or battle, between Gen- eral and Commercial students. QWe'd be rather outnumberedj. I have just taken the liberty of pointing out that we too work. Joyce Hibbert, XIIC. If .Q ii :: 'Ya E B I i 1. - I -s,,..'f-ILCE ...---X ' .V -45 X 07

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Back Row: D. Franklin, R. Tyrrell, L. Chambers, C. Rogers, R. Alward, F. Vyse, H. Lambert, I. Aldworth, E. Gibson. Third Row: B. Schotsch, I. Darrow, P. Ross, S. Rokeby, M. Glover, C. Franklin, M. Nunn, L. Lounsbury, E. Lee, J. Diver, C. Carson, Mr. Taylor. Second Row: J. Scrimgeour, A. Silverthorne, C. Rankin, E. Fazakas, N. House, F. Lockwood, S. Jones, L, Claringbold, B, Mattheus, L. Simmons, J. Allen. Front Row: C. Thomas, B. Franklin, W. Coyle, R. Wilson. 2 WW Back Row: R. Livingston, S. Sitts, J. Miller, R. Mills, N. Ward, A. Roloson, D. MacDonald, C. Rigole, G. Willaert. Middle Row: M. Smith, J. Hetherington, M. J. Yallop, P. Maloney, Miss Field, M. Moir, G. Maeckle- bergh, C. Smith, V. Denys. Front Row: K. Marlatt, M. Ludwig, G. Kneller, M. Main, D. Sherman, J. Loluch, L. Bates. Absent: L. Nunn. 1 our Back Row: R. lngraham, W. Newman, A. Spriet, l. Horton, P. Jackson, R. Gregson, R. Bratty, V. Holmes, G. Buckrell, H. Mueller. ' Third Row: J. McAllister, L. Rokeby, E. Sergeant, M. E. McLeod, G. Demaiter, Mr. Dicks, F. Demaiter, D, Franklin, W. Collings, S. Jones. Second Row: J. Ghesquiere, L. Medai, F. Makins, E. Slama, M. Stroud, J, Faulkner, S. Jackson, L. Chute, B. Lambert, J. Hetherington. Front Row: R. Willuert, R. Galloway, E. Heckford, W. Waltl, M. Goegebuer, E.. Robbins, J. Milner.