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    Hoarding protecting the building decorated by the Holy Rosary School, Grade 7 Art Class

    Replacing the roof. The hoarding protecting the building was decorated by the Holy Rosary School, Grade 7 Art Class

    During the restoration of the Waldie Blacksmith Shop hoarding surrounded the building to protect the work. This was decorated by the Holy Rosary School Grady 7 Art Class.

    The hoarding protecting the building was decorated by the Holy Rosary School, Grade 7 Art Class.

    Principal of Oakville Trafalgar High School 1999 to date. Photograph from "The Canadian Champion".

    Teachers - left Kay Bounsall, right Pat Lewington

    L-R - R. Lillycropp, W. Beatty, R. Fasken, B. Irwin, V. Downs, D. Walton, M. Reid, J. Hadfield, A. Fasken, A. Cookman, J. Arthur.

    Gertrude McCurdy, Merle Robinson, Charlotte Service, Margaret Ford, A Burns, Barbara Nixon, Mary Lavoie, Merle Grenke, Margaret Alexander, Jean Farlow, Dorothy Post, Eric Tolezka, Anne Clifton

    Duplicate of Image #6192

    L-R - Betty Robinson, Frances Allen, Elenor McLaren, Elizabeth Cameron, June Randell, Lena Stevenson, Isabel Campbell, June Howard, Ella White, Ruth Hutchinson, Peggy McKenzie, Ruth Symons. Front - F

    Brenda Dolling, third from left. Students produced a book about their home communities of Drumquin and Omagh.

    two copies of photograph

    Grade 6 students at Brookville Public School, winners of the 1997 Education Award for a project on their family trees

    Students of Grade 6 at Brookville Public School, winners of the 1997 Education Award for a project on their family trees. In the back row are Erica Andrew - Trustee (left) and Sue Dunsmore - Teacher

    The school, S.S.#6, was removed from its original location on Lot 4, Concession 6, Nassagaweya Township, Halton County. The first school on the site was a small wooden structure which was replaced by

    The school, S.S.#6, was removed from its original location on Lot 4, Concession 6, Nassagaweya Township, Halton County. The first school on the site was a small wooden structure which was replaced by

    Farmer involved with attempts to save the Percy B. Merry School and also a member of the Halton Farm Safety Association. Photograph from "The Canadian Champion"

    Caption below the photograph reads "In 1896 teacher Miss McLean and her class were photographed and the teacher even put her bike in the picture. Front row D. Kenney, Alma Hoff, Kate Lavery, Laura He

    Student award winner. Photograph from "The Canadian Champion"

    Eleven boys and girls in grade four won the Education award for a project which centred on prominent early Miltonians; each student concentrated on a different individual. They made gravestone rubbin