Grade two class at Bruce Street Public School, Milton

Description

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Image

Item Type

Photographs

Description

Four rows of children posed in front of ivy-covered wall of Bruce Street School. The teacher, Miss Bessie Coxe, is at the right hand side of the back row.

Notes

The school was demolished in 1973 and the Milton Public Library erected on the lot. Photograph taken from "An Indelible Imprint" by Jim Dills. "This is Miss Bessie Coxe's grade two class at Bruce St. Public School in 1931. Front row, Bruce Kelman, George Morley, Bill London, Malcolm McDuffee, Duncan Patterson, Chuck Lazenby, unknown, Ron Ervin, Harvey Brush. Second row, Colin Smillie, Laverne Robinson, Art Cooper, Charlie Campbell, Bud Homewood, Ted Deverell. Third row, Jean Morley, Mildred Evans, Madeline Yates, Tom Ford, Pearl Morley, Doug Gowland, Patsy Annis, Kathleen Brush, Bill Gould, Helen Scott, Flora Higgins, Catherine MacNab. Fourth row, Roy Gray, Ralph Black, Allan Marcellus, Elma Randall, Ron Galbraith, Peggy Robinson, Norma Hamilton, Bertha Barton, Don McLean, Ernie Giddings. Fifth row, unknown, Gloria Tickner, Winnie Lecocq, Sheila Dennison, unknown, Merle Rusk, Marion Urell, teacher Bessie Coxe. Photo loaned by Mrs. D. Gowland (Elma Randall)."

Publisher

Canadian Champion, 1972

Place of Publication

Milton, Ont.

Date of Original

1931

Date Of Event

1931

Dimensions

14 1/2 cm. x 8 3/4 cm.

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