Weston Collegiate Institute - Conning Tower Yearbook (Weston, Ontario Canada)

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CH 4,5618 4 Stores To Serve You HEATHER HILL FURNITURE 8 APPLIANCES LTD. THE BAD BOY Toronto's Worst Price Cutter Main Branch 765 Main St. , Westom Bob Hollingshead B-A SERVICE STATION T7 Highway 8- 8th Avenue WOODBRIDGE AT. 8-0771 FINAL ASSEMBLY The orchestra played, the seniors filed quickly and efficiently into the auditorium. On stage several teachers and guests waited for the assembly to be opened by Mr. Worden. This was the setting for the final assembly, held on May 31, 1957, where certain students received awards for successfully participating in school activities. A representative of the Lions Club presented awards to Fred Groombridge and June Corcoran for showing outstanding leadership in Athletics, Scholarship, and Personality. Jacob Vanderveen, winner in the Public Spea.king Contest, was also presented with an award from the Lions Club. Mr. McMillan and Miss Tinline presented cups to the students who won events at the Track and Field Meet. Crests were presented to the forms by Miss Leckie for coming first in girls' interform activi- ties. Mr. Burgess presented Rifle Team awards to Charles Ferguson,Bob Carson, Bruce McGregor and Bruce Martin. Large white W's were presented to Ted Koehler, Audrey Amos, Janet Bailey, Brock West, Doug Harvey, Bob Atkins, Linda Shorey and Philis Fordom. This is the highest award that can be bestowed on any student. With over 25 years experience in the Florist industry, you can be sure of the finest in floral arrangements Formerly Modm-Murphy, for all occasions from, 0 0 cH.1-noi-2 W0 MAIN ST. N. AT LAWRENCE -- WESTON, ONT. Helena Rubinstein Cosmetics Faberge Perfumes FLOWER SHOP 175 MAIN ST, SOUTH CH . 4-935I After Hours - RU. 2-8309 Compliments of JORDAN'S JEWELLERY J.H. Jordan 5A MAIN STREET N., WESTON, ONT. GARDINER PROPHET DRUGS YOUR I, D, A. DRUGGIST 785 Main Sr. N. WESTON CH, 1-0261 98

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WESTON COLLEGIATE AND VOCATIONAL SCHOOL DAY CLASSES Throughout the school a general high standard of academic achievement is maintained, and graduation diplomas in all departments are issued at the end of four years by the Ontario Department of Education . The following courses are offered: GENERAL DEPARTMENT Students are prepared for entrance into the Teachers' College, the Universities and the Professional schools . An extra year beyond the four year graduation is required to complete the course for entrance to these Institutions. COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Students are prepared for commercial pursuits. In addition, there is a special one-year course for those students who have successfully completed at least three years in the General Department. INDUSTRIAL DEPARTMENT A general course for boys in the fundamental skills and practices in Auto Mechanics, Drafting, Electricity, Machine Shop Practice, Sheet Metal Work and Woodworking is given for two years. In the third and fourth years the student specializes in one subject preparatory to his entrance into industry . EVENING CLASSES Evening Classes are offered from October until March, to meet the needs of those already employed . These courses prepare the students for promotion in their present positions or offer an opportunity to acquire new skills. Diplomas are offered on the successful completion of each course . Courses are offered in: Auto Mechanics Woodworking Cookery Drafting Shop Mathematics Sewing Electricity Commercial Work Leathercraft Machine Shop Practice Basic English Art Metal and Plastics MRS. S. J. NORMAN MR. J. L. SEABORN Chairman, Board of Education Chairman, Advisory Committee E, H, G. WORDEN, Principal