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Faculty
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Web
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| Benjamin
Fish Austin |
Principal,
1881-1897. An extensive
biography is found on Wikipedia. |
| Nellie
Langford Rowell |
English literature
and modern languages, c. 1898. A fairly extensive
biography is available from York University Women's Studies.
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| Frederic
Bell-Smith |
Art Director,
1881-1905 (stayed on in honorary capacity until 1910). A brief biography
and some paintings are shown on the London Regional Art and Historical
Museums site. |
| St.
John Hyttenrauch |
Music,
1881 - 1908. A well-known pioneer of the London
Ont. music community. his contributions are described in the Canadian
Encyclopedia of Music. |
| Robert
Ironsides Warner |
Principal,
1898-1919. Headstone
is catalogued in the Elgin County branch of the Ontario Genealogy Society.
"Teacher teach thyself the creed." |
| Julia
Payne |
Sculpture,
1890-91. Mentioned in St. Thomas-Elgin Public Art Centre biography of William
Smith, as she had married him in 1886. |
| William
Smith |
Art Director,
1905-1910. Art, 1902-05. A brief biography
and a few paintings
are published on the London Regional Art and Historical Museums site. More
details of
his life are on the St. Thomas-Elgin Public Art Centre site. Two art
reviews about a retrospective exhibition are on the Press Clippings
page. |
| Frank
Welsman |
Music Director,
1928-31. A brief biography
is at the Canadian Encyclopedia of Music. |
| Adalene
(Elliott) Johnston |
French, c. 1933.
A brief biography
is found under McMaster University Alumni.
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| Gertrude
Huntly Green |
Music (violin),
1930-36. Concert pianist, later founder of Victoria
Conservatory of Music. A yearly memorial
scholarship is available to music students at the University of Victoria.
A brief biography
is at the Canadian Encyclopedia of Music. |
| Kay
Smith |
English
and Drama. A brief biography
is provided by the League of Canadian Poets. |
| Doreen
Hall |
Music (violin),
1942-45. A biography
and other records of her career as both a musician and an educator are available
at the Music Archives of the National Library of Canada. |
| Paul
Massel |
Music (voice),
1976-77. Paul is a widely acclaimed performer, and since 2000, also a Catholic
priest. He has his own website,
and this article
appeared in an Edmonton Catholic newspaper. |
| Dianne
Long |
Dance,
Summer School of the Arts, c. 1978. Founder and principal of the Cambridge
Theatre Dance School. |
| Jack
Barnes |
Music (percussion),
Summer School of the Arts, 1983-84. Jack has a
personal website describing his services as a drumming instructor and
performer. |
| Betty
Bone |
Principal,
1970-1986. Died 6 August 1998. A short
biography was carried in the Toronto Globe and Mail. |
| Student |
Web
Sighting |
| Frances
Marr Adaskin |
c. 1915.
Pianist. A biography
and archives from her career can be found at the University of British Columbia. |
| Carolyn
Curtis |
c. 1926.
Artist. A brief biography
is provided by the St. Thomas-Elgin Public Art Centre, where her work is
part of their permanent collection. |
| Francis
Heywood |
c. 1927.
Nurse, owner/operator of a lodge on Manitoulin Island. A
biography was carried in the Manitoulin Expositor. |
| Eugenia
Last |
1962-63.
An astrologer, her column is distributed by
Universal Press Syndicate, and she has her own astrological
website. |
| Karen
Brown |
1968-69.
A visual artist based in Toronto, Kate has a personal
website, and is also listed at Art
in Context. |
| Mary
Miller |
1978-82.
Runs The
Finch House, a bed and breakfast in Gravenhurst, Ontario. |
| Melissa
Kennedy |
1979-80.
Lawyer and educator. A brief biography
is provided by the University of Toronto Faculty of Law. |
| Sondra
Stewart |
1982-86.
Runs her own professional services company, Stewart
Business Valuations. |
| Lisa
Forwell |
1985-86.
Engineer, MBA. President of Forwell
Materials, a construction materials company in Kitchener. |
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