School; a magazine devoted to elementary and secondary education . When writing advertisers, please mention THE SCHOOL. 456 THE SCHOOL In connection with Mr. Elliss article in this issue, we publish illus-trations of the new schools erected at Port Hope and Oshawa. Themembers of the staffs who are fortunate enough to work in these modernschools are as follows: Port Hope—Mr. Robert Gillies (Principal), MissesStrickland, Walker, Sing, White, Smith, Stratton, Purser, Dodd, Scottand McCallum; Oshawa—Mr. T. C. Tice (Supervising Principal), MissesGarrow, Lawlor, McLeese, Everson, Coulter, Kerr, Hawk
School; a magazine devoted to elementary and secondary education . When writing advertisers, please mention THE SCHOOL. 456 THE SCHOOL In connection with Mr. Elliss article in this issue, we publish illus-trations of the new schools erected at Port Hope and Oshawa. Themembers of the staffs who are fortunate enough to work in these modernschools are as follows: Port Hope—Mr. Robert Gillies (Principal), MissesStrickland, Walker, Sing, White, Smith, Stratton, Purser, Dodd, Scottand McCallum; Oshawa—Mr. T. C. Tice (Supervising Principal), MissesGarrow, Lawlor, McLeese, Everson, Coulter, Kerr, Hawkes and Ellis. Mr. Orlando Merriam Baker, president for the past nine years of theG. & C. Merriam Company, died on February 2nd, aged 81 years. Hewas for many years a popular Public School principal, and w^as at onetime assistant superintendent of schools for Missouri. After leaving theteaching profession the prime interest of his life was the publishing ofWebsters Dictionary. His strong work for the company was in con-nection with the educational ; North Bay High School Mr. P. W. Brown, , Principal of North Bay High School, whensending the accompanying illustration, writes: Secondary educationdid not receive in North Bay the attention it deserves until a year ortwo ago, when the High School Board, seeing the town progressingrapidly in other directions while education was almost at a standstill,decided to build a new High School. As a result we have a school prem-ises valued at over $100,000. It is complete in all its appointments, anda credit to the town. Besides the principal, the staff consists of Mr. F. , , Miss E. M. Code, , Miss M. F. Ryan, , andMr. V. C. Quarry. The attendance has increased considerably, and it isexpected that the school will soon attain the rank of a Collegiate Insti-tute. THE SCHOOL 457 I I1!§DELINEASC0PE A new instrument for projecting lantern slides, photographs,pictures, pages in books, and opaque objects general
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