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Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), 29 May 1968, p. 1     Donna Pendleton is a graduate of University of Toronto with a B.A. She attended Acton High School.

Canadian Champion (Milton, ON), 7 Jun 1967, p. 5     Linda Pelletterio of R.R. #6, Milton, is a graduate of York University with a B.A. She attended Nelson High School.

Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), 23 Jul 1969, p. 14     Mary Pedverse, of Silvercreek, ranked one of six Ontario scholars at Georgetown District High School.

    Shirley Marshall, graduate of Waterloo Hospital.

    High School Picture

    The school was closed on June 30, 1962. See also Photograph Number 594.

    This was NOT Peacock School. It was an unfunded local school.

    Ellice and Downie Union School Section No. 2, Perth Country, 1926. Class Photo by E. Denton, Kitchener.

    Georgetown District High School Model Parliament.

    Georgetown District High School Model Parliament:John Saul, Stewart Saxe, Jim Lindsey.

    Georgetown District High School Model Parliament. Unidentified men.

    Six children in the 4th reader attending Union School Section No. 2 Chinguacousy and School Section No. AE Esquesing.

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 21 Jul 1966, p. 1     Paul Underhill was a summer student for Dax Construction.

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 4 Aug 1966, p. 13     Pat Bowman is a summer student at Cotton Brothers Clothing on Main Street.

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 7 Sep 1967, p. 1     The crossing guard helps students cross Guelph Street to Wrigglesworth Public School on their first day back.

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 22 Dec 1966, p. 3     Roger Smith, a student at Georgetown High School is the Herald’s new weatherman, replacing Mrs. Alicia Scott. He records the weather at his home at 9 Guelph Street.

    Public School class picture of room 5. Students are Top Row: Helen Hilts: Verna Barker: Madeline Erwin; Ann Wilson; Annie Freeman; Gladys Weston; Jean Bullivant: Aileen Groat; Marion Plant, Jean Watt

    Laura Stevenson interviewed Mac Sprowl (1927-2013) for The Halton Living History Book, published by the Region of Halton in 1999. This photo appeared on page 44. Mac retired as the longest serving Sh

    A Waterloo School SS#5, Esquesing class of Miss Elsie Westerald, who taught here from 1929 to 1933. Students are (L to R) BACK: Anne Bowman, Janet Alexander, Fred Robertson, Jim Mountain, Lloyd Fishe

    Students gather inside the classroom for a picture.