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Being Sunday and all, Teacher Feature will conclude with a teacher who worked on Sundays.
Mr. Brown was a Greenwood teacher, grade 6 & 8 from 1959 to 65, along with choral programs and the organization of the first library at Greenwood School.
Were you in a choir? Check the Entertainment section of ShiloBrats and it looks like every kid in Shilo was at one time. School choirs, church choirs, competition choirs, and entertainment choirs like Enter the Young.
Although Mr. Brown played a small and distant part of the teaching world in Shilo then, he plays a large and important part of their world today, keeping track and keeping in touch personally with many of our early teachers who are still around including, Miss Sheehan, Miss Graham, Mrs. Wescott and Mr. McGhie. Mr. Brown is ShiloBrats teacher consultant and has passed on to us many original photographs of students, teachers and Shilo school life from teachers collections and from his own library project on Shilo teachers.
We conclude Teacher Feature with Mr. Brown because he is also our latest Life Was Calling feature, to be posted shortly. Check News Flash! on ShiloBrats home page for the posting, and follow his fascinating Do What You Love! story which is still going strong.
Being Sunday and all, Teacher Feature will conclude with a teacher who worked on Sundays.
Mr. Brown was a Greenwood teacher, grade 6 & 8 from 1959 to 65, along with choral programs and the organization of the first library at Greenwood School.
Were you in a choir? Check the Entertainment section of ShiloBrats and it looks like every kid in Shilo was at one time. School choirs, church choirs, competition choirs, and entertainment choirs like Enter the Young.
Although Mr. Brown played a small and distant part of the teaching world in Shilo then, he plays a large and important part of their world today, keeping track and keeping in touch personally with many of our early teachers who are still around including, Miss Sheehan, Miss Graham, Mrs. Wescott and Mr. McGhie. Mr. Brown is ShiloBrats teacher consultant and has passed on to us many original photographs of students, teachers and Shilo school life from teachers collections and from his own library project on Shilo teachers.
We conclude Teacher Feature with Mr. Brown because he is also our latest Life Was Calling feature, to be posted shortly. Check News Flash! on ShiloBrats home page for the posting, and follow his fascinating Do What You Love! story which is still going strong.
Added: September 28, 2014
Name: ShiloBrats
From: Teacher Feature
E-mail: shilobrats@shaw.ca
Back to school September ends with a salute to our teacher's support staff, the Librarians and Secretaries. Show them some love!
The PEHS yearbooks only began including our unheralded heroes around 1970, and there were just two Librarians noted in all that time, Miss Rankin and Miss Traill (who also did some teaching).
Secretaries changed a few more times but were the obvious personalities of the school office.
They had the tough job of managing us bRATS, between teachers. Check Teacher Feature in the Gallery. Looking back, what do you remember about the school library and office.