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Aubrey Baillie (above) watches is student Nancy Unsworth unveils; plaque in recognition ot the f Baillie family's contribution to _, Appleby College. Looking on is 5 Jim Baillie. i The residence (above left) is the; _ first for girls at the oo-educatinal Irene McCauley, board chair, praised Byrnes for being an approachable and understanding education director. He feels the same way about helping teachers and other board staff to emerge as effective teachers and leaders. "I can't think of a position that's more rewarding, when you look back over the years and see progressively, the degree of influence you’ve had on the kids," said Bymes. He's only the second Education Director, having taken the job in 1971 after being a teacher since 1956. Under Byrnes as director, student enrolment has tripled to 20,000, and the board recently grew to five high schools, with plans for three more over the next 15 years. "They're getting older and I'm not getting any younger," said Byrnes, father to eight grown children and grandfa- ther to nine, including a six- year-old Romanian girl recent- ly adopted by his eldest son. While board policy doesn't dictate he retire until age 65, Byrnes said he's ready to try new things - travel, perhaps politics - but mostly, he wants to spend time with his growing family. l u.g u s t ' CLIFF amass giving the school board a full nine months to find his replace- ment. scene until the end of Separate Board director to retire mee t i ng. The retir- ing director will remain Cliff Byrnes, 60, announced his decision to trustees at Tuesday F___. night’sl?" 'iTcn The director of the Halton Roman Catholic School Board is calling it quits, after 23 years at the helm. C " Byrnes the (Photos by Rizioro Venn/3}“ Dec I99