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    Group of children arranged in rows with teacher (Mildred Gallaway). Two boys at the front are holding a sign which says "W. I. Dick School. Kindergarten. 1961-62." Photograph enclosed in folder.

    Two rows of children with teacher (Mrs. Gallaway) to the left of the photograph. Photograph taken outside W. I. Dick School. Seventeen children; ten girls and seven boys. Corrine Timbers, back row, r

    Four rows of children, teacher (Mrs. Gallaway) at the right hand side of the back row. Twenty children; eleven girls and nine boys. Photograph in cardboard presentation folder.

    Young children arranged in three rows in school room with teacher (Mrs. Gallaway). There are eight boys and eight girls. Photograph is in yellow presentation folder.

    Four rows of children with teacher (Mrs. Gallaway) standing at the right hand side of the back row. Twenty-three children; ten boys and thirteen girls. Two boys at the front are holding a sign which

    Three rows of children, teacher (Mrs. Gallaway) at the left hand side of the back row. Children posed in front of a picture. Seventeen children; twelve boys and five girls. Photograph is in cardboard

    Bruce Street school was demolished in 1973 and the new Milton Public Library erected on that space.

    Three rows of young children in classroom. The teacher (Mrs. Gallaway) is standing in the middle of the back row. Twenty-four children; eleven boys and thirteen girls. Photograph in decorated cardboa

    Note on back of photograph says "Continuation School?" and also lists a few of the students. Photograph pasted on board.

    Photograph pasted on board

    Photograph pasted on presentation board.

    "Ligny School" S.S.No. 1, 1920. Miss Morrison, Teacher

    For more information on Mr. William McClenahan please see "Milton Area Biographies, Vol. 2". Reprint of photograph

    Bishop Reding High School, Physical Education. Photograph from "The Canadian Champion"

    SCAN ONLY. For further information, see "Milton Area Biographies" by Alex Cooke.

    George Elliott was born in 1902 in the Scotch Block, Esquesing Township. He was the son of George Elliott and Margaret Ann Currie. He attended Ligny Public School. He wanted to became a teacher and g

    John Dewar was born in Scotland, son of John Dewar and Emily Knight. He married Jane W. Somerville and they had five children. He was a teacher for some years and then studied for the legal professio

    The caption underneath the photograph reads "The boys' choir at Bruce St. P. S. in 1930 was pictured with teacher Christine Elliott, principal P. D. Shorey and teacher Miss Margaret Gemmell. A note o