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

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GLENDALE OFFICIAL OPENING Among those present for the official opening ceremonies for Glendale High School on March 7 were Principal W P Kirkwood E R McClellan district high school inspector Donald M Gibson chair man of the board the Hon John P Robarts Ontario Minister of Education and J D McPherson Glendale Principal GLENDALE STAFF Front Row - Mrs. M. Gorman, Miss M. Hillis, Mrs. B. Aker, Mr. J. D. McPherson, Mrs. G. Todd, Miss C. Sumner, Mrs. D. Fotheringham fsecretaryj. Second Row - Mr. H. Triano, Mr. R. Reid, Mr. A. Martin, Mr. F. Kuhl, Mr. C. Swanstrom. Back Row - Mr. D. Rabb, Mr. R. Murray, Mr. G. Maday. THE TATLER 35

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...Q ' .Qwest sf 1 1,.ArLa:f f. st GLENDALE HIGH SCHOOL Qctihities at Glenhale New Teachers lust as tilt-ntlal' lliqh Selmol ltSt'll.,l1lIlllX' ul' its teachers are new tu Tillstinlnirg. The vice-principal, Klr. lNlcl'herson, a native uf llatniltun, ezune to us front lnger- soil Collegiate Institute. Previously he hacl taught at liirklancl Lake for ten years. .X father uf fuur ehilclren, he hopes tu move to Tillstmhtirg hy next fall. Mr. Blel'herson graclnatecl from Klewlaster University with llunuurs l1..X. in llistury. :Xt Glendale. he- sitles the aclininistratiun, he also teaches history antl ueetipatimls. .Ns vit'e-prineilval. he is very pleased with the gcmrl student- bocly, their sehulastieisin and selmul spirit. Pltotugrapliy ancl rearling are his hobbies. Bliss Sumner, whu teaches physical ecln- eatiwn antl linglisli lives in lamtlsni. There she attentlecl Nlerlway ll.S. :tml lfll' U. She enjoys teaching here antl has fuuntl cun- siclerahle talent for a basl-:ethall teain. Nut new tu FlllllSUlll7llI'Q'. hut new to the teaching' staff, Klr. Trianu, born at Niagara Falls. teaehes pliysieal eflueatiun and ling- 36 lish. Xfter gratlnating frmnn Xsstiaiipiitm l'niyersity at Xyintlsur, he eaine in Tillswn- hurg' and playetl fur the l.ivx'ies lle hunts that his up-etnning juniur hztslcethztll team will be even better next year. Klrs. Totlcl, a native of llarruw. g'ra-lu- :uefl from Queens L'niyersity. ln her first year as educator, she is teaching' cmntner- cial suhjeets. She thinks Clenrlale is an ex- cellent selnml. Klr. lfabh, of l'rineetun, gracluatecl from the O.fX.C. at Guelph. This is his first year of teaeliing. llis snhjeets ineluzle agricul- ture, science, lllZllllt'lllZlllL'S anrl euinxner-tial. Mr. Swanstrmn, the influstrial arts tea- cher, last year was teaching' at Sault Fte. Marie. He harl attenclerl Michigan State Vniversity, the L'.XY.0 ancl the l'ni'versity uf Toronto. lle is satisfietl with the new selttml. anfl also praiserl the stuflents eo-- uperative attitucle. Mr. Maday. lmuru in llungary, is a gradu- ate of the L'niversity uf Buclapest. He is teaching' French. German. histury, -ueial stutlies antl geography in his first year un THE TATLER