The Goderich Signal-Star, 1951-08-23, Page 9M istriet Collegiate Institia a Cornrneocing Sept.,
1,0
On a
farm, 1n Durham county € -.
, . j3grketo , north of Oshawa, Mr,
Scotelttended Oshawa fitgh Schopi
and^t'heu Qoeen's University, gradu=
titin& true Queen's in 1920. Re.
4tumild" to •Osbawu 'kin" Laughs in -the
high seheol ther'. durtng-1920 and
1921: , Then he was instructor ri
mathematics at I3ew.manviile 1-31gb
Scflctal for alive years,, following
Which he waS, principal ot•. Arilllrior
• High School or nine year's froze
1920 to 1935, Mr.• Scott came to
Godertch in. 1935 andh'.s
since been the capable priudpal
and mathematics teacher.
On January 1, 1947, Goderich.
Collegiate entered the High school
area ,which includes, the town of
(odertth, township of Colborne
and parts of the townships of
Dodericli, -Ashfield, East Wawanosh,
rest Wawanosh and Hallett. .
An enrolment oP about 330 "stu-
dents is expected at. the Goderivh
pistriet Collegiate this September:
Tber"e Will he, no changes. in: the
teaching stair from the . last
academic: year and. no renovatiOns
or changes have been '"made •in the.
Classrooms because . of the plan to
hi 'e—t" x110 new-school—la 195`.
ZIPPERED BOOKS, with °large ,
and•sinall rings, in black and other colors
from
• 'A. 'R. SCQTT, B.A., B.Paectt,
wilo has been principal of : the.
,Gnderich° 1Collegiate Institute for
the—Wilt' VI Years.. Born au d raise
'lay Mom doesn't have to take a long time
• to figure out things like' me •
WATERMVMAN'S PENS at
_ Despite building ` material shortages, progress on the construction of tate Goderielr District Collegiate, of the future is not 'very tar .
behil>,d schedule._ Here is ,shown an architect's sket It of the building -as it faces South street. Shortages,. of steel have .held .up
• work on -some 'parts• of the building fdr as long as four weeks and the supply of brick has been all Used up for as long as one
week. About thirty4ive leen' are at present ,at •work on :the building. .
The gymnasium ' wingis seen on . the far ' left. 'The 'briek.and the block walls on this •wilrg are now about hailf completed.
The walls of the auxiliary shops, the lower building beside the, gymnastulu, are. completed. • The steel joists are now being
Alit on the classroom wing, seen at the, right arid, facing _jila-lr .,street: 'Concrete, will . be pouted for the eolumus and beams of
this wing about tile middle of September..4-'. ¢
MAW 1.7,000 cement blocks have been, laid °to date, with auo'ther.„2:S Opb blocks' yet to ov.laiid. Some 50,000 bricks have been
laid, •while 1`'.5,400 have yet to be, laid. r „
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In Former Days
Renowned ' Principal
WATERIVlAN'sS =guaranteed BALL
POINT PENS, at
PENCIL BOX ' with PENCIL SHARP-
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HARP-ENER`
SCRIBBLERS. and EXER CISE'BOOHS at
Very abundant supply of refills for loose leaf books.
List of text books as given to us by Principal &M. Scott
is,posted in store,
•
"She knows .already ; that to have illy clothes'; all 'clea'n
and ready for me to go back to: school, they should be
sent to GODERICH FRENCH DRY CLEANERS for dry
.cleaning. Then, she is content that I will be all set for
sclacol in the way. of 'clothes,"
Dear Mom:
Save yourself tune and trouble by sending in those
school 'children's clothes NOW .for' dry drying. Phone
122 today and have us'pick them up no later than Monday
so -that -we can have them back to troll 'by Saturday and
all'ready for the .opening• day, of school. •
Yours truly,•
cFrench~ DryCleaners
Goderich
PHONE 122 : WEST ST.
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• . A group photo taken nu7ret-han t1ifjreetule ago shows -
a trio.talking over .4ehool• matters. -Front left to right
a re : A. M. Robertson, former Mathematics teacher 1 'J. i',
Mt -tine, ‘who. -served as principal for' alnlost'°p -quarter' of
a century •, •A. R. Scott, present principal.
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ATTENDANCE OF .105' .
EXPE�C,TED T�HIS� FALL
AT SEPARATE SCHOOL
. A total "attendance .cif about 105
Ptipi1S is expected at 'the Goderich
Separate.:, ^School this 'fall; - with
fourteen • now s.tud(iits registered.
Mother St. Tfioinas -is prineipl11 •bf
the school and she'. will 'be assisted
in 'teaching label by Sister Claudia”
and: Miss ,Helen !Connolly. , X111
upils are ,urged li'y Niptiler
p
DR. H. I. STRANG
who •bccaMe.Headmaster of the Grammar •School
ln' 1S, 1 aitl',uwho was for :34 tears principal 'of
the (,(,derieh st•11oo1, 'con tinning for .thirteen years
alfter that as. 0 'tetteiieratAlio :('ellegiate•Inslitute.'
1 )r. tits ai1'g" was 'noted th ro.ughout the Province' as
,)u eltwill ion ist and many 11iu1(lred of pupils
passed through the, 5(110ol during his tenure of
otfieo.
Thonuls to •bc prisellt .at tlae pe' 1-'
Ing- day in' order that they piny,
get off to 0 good start for the year*.
PnplPs;, who passed entra1Ce exam-
inations at the schbo1 hi June were':
Kenneth ' 'i alzak, Auleen "Fischer,
Janet Bowler;. Janfette Austin,
.,Toho Simpson, Farah Jeffery- Grant
Make, ' James. R.oster, WilliamT
't,�:isser: :and Ronald i Intyre
The pal'
mtree is "so named be-
cause its leaf- Was thought' to re-
setuhle the, palm of a persons hand.
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