1952 — 53 Miriam Hickey

1953 —— 54 Miriam Hickey — Grades 1 - 7 1954 —— 55 Clara Johnston

1955 — 56 Doreen Reid — Pupils 24

1956 — 57 Mrs. Ella Smith — Pupils 23 1957 — 58 Mrs. Ella Smith — Pupils 24 1958 ~— 59 Mrs. Ella Smith — Pupils 28 1959 -—— 60 Mrs. Ella Smith ——- Pupils 19 1960 — 61 Doris Jean Bernard — Pupils 22 1961 — 62 Beth MacFarlane — Pupils 22 1962 — 63 Beth MacFarlane —— Pupils 27 1963 —— 64 Pauline Bain — Pupils 29

1964 —— 65 Pauline Bain — Pupils 28

1965 —-—— 66 Mrs. Myrtle Millar — Pupils 26 1966 — 67 Mrs. Myrtle Miller

1967 —— 68 Jean Hardy

1968 — 69 A. Allison Weeks

1969 —— 70 Mrs. Gertrude Howard

1970 — 71 Mrs. Gertrude Howard

1971 —— 72 Leah Gillis

“How far that little candle throws his beams .

So shines a good deed in a naughty world.” — Shakespeare. o 0 “Use the gifts God gave you usefully for the benefit of others as well as yourself.” — Selected. o o

“We can finish nothing in this life, but we can make a beginning and bequeath a noble example.” —-— Selected.

ROADS

. A writer tells of the Island roads in the 1820’s. “Many roads in their meandering from one settlement to another, passed through miles of forest wilderness, without a house to shelter or refresh the traveller.”

The roads were narrow, rough and in the low-lying areas or

swampy places, poles were placed across the roads, then covered with clay and sods.

In later years the roads were built up with shale, and some were gravelled. To get them smooth after the winter and spring were over, the

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