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Frank Campbell William Campbell James Campbell

Colin Campbell Harrison Shaw Jehn Shaw Harold Boates Chris. Inman Roy MacKinnon

Walter MacNeil Colin HacNevin: 'JOhn A. MacKinnon

The writer started school in l910with teacher Harrison Villet of Hampton. who went orerseae in World War 1 as an officer or the Royal Fljing Corps and later became a minister of the United Church in

Western Canada.

All grades used slates instead of paper for much of

their school work. We played a peculiar brand of 1

ball with rules that did not exist anywhere else I suppose, in North America. Discipline was strict

. but fair and punishment very swift, although hardly‘

ever resented in the end, by the culprit.

In 1915, the school received a special award and was presented with a plaque for top honors in thsical

Drill, in competition with rural schools in Queen's

County.

Our teacher at that time was a robust woman of Irish

decent, who not only looked like a Sereeant Major,