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Third Anr.cal Comn1encement Exercises
OPeRA 1-!0US£. COLLINGWOOD Thutsday Evenir.g, Dec. 21st, 1916
Collingwood High School THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
JOHN HOGG, ESQ.• Editor, Enterprise.-·Chainnan.
ALEx. STEPHENS, ESQ., M.D. CH.As. CAMERON, EsQ., Reeve. w. B. liAMILTON. ESQ. HALL TELFER, EsQ.
G. M. AMswORTH. ESQ. M.D.
TEACHING STAFF.
Head Master and Modern Language.
WM. WILLIAMS, B A , Medallist in Modem Languages, of the University of Toronto
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English and Science
J. TAIT, First-Class Certificate, Un- der-Graduate Toronto University.
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Mathematics and English.
D. FRANCIS, First-Class Provincial Certificate, Nonnal School, Toronto Drawing Assistant English
NATHANIEL JAMES M. GRAHAM, Provincial Certificate
UNIVERSITY CI..ASSES.-Pass and Honour Work for the Universities are read with great care, and every possible facility is afforded in this department. Gentlemen wishing to read for University Honors may be sure of efficient training and of having the stimulus of association and competition with numerous and enter rising classes.
TEACHERS CLASSES.-The work of First-Class Certificates is done in the Upper School. The number of those staying for Second-Class has become so large that an entire Fonn is now exclusively devoted to the work of preparing for their Examinations.
In another Form the work for Third-Class is made a specialty. There are regular Examinations and weekly Lectures on Education.
Extra Cla.sses are formed for those who need special instruction in Classics, and where necessary those who are preparing for the Examinations of the Med. Council, Law Soc. and Sch. of Engineering.
There is a complete equipment for doing the work of both Upper and Lower SchooL Not only a full Staff of competent Masters, but a good supply of Maps, Charts, and apparatus for illustrating Natural Philosophy and Chemistry.
BOARDING HOUSE.-There are about twenty Boarding Houses recommended by tlle School, where Students only are kept. Mr. Tait will have accommodation for more tllan 30 boarders.
BOOKS OF REFERENCE., &c., of Education, Classics; Examination Papers, &c., are kept in the School, and by a liberal arrangements with the Mechanics Institute, the Students have for a trifling fee, access to its large and well assorted Library, and Literary Society.
Top LL.• 6Ludenls oi" I893 Top Mid.• Commencement. Exerctses Pro0mm. D e c . 2 l s l . . 19 16 T o p R L . , l i n e x c e r p t . f r o m L h e 6 L u d e n l l l a n d l x .x o k . 1 8 8 0 ' s 5ol. Mid.• II colla13e c11·slalr and sludenls of C.C.I. tn lhe 1890·s- ·11 Crowin0 Educaltonal Communil{ Bol. Rt., The year lhat •'e became ·c_c_(.. 1878. lhe slafl" cOf lhe cdJe13iBle sat.hered wtlh lhetr wtves. Mr. Wm. Williams stls 111 Lhe cenlre.
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