A. J. JOHNSTON, B.A.

We are happy to welcome Mr. Johnston to our teaching staff this year. This talented young teacher comes to us from O.C.E. He previously attended Queensway Public School; then he went to no less than five different schools, the last of which was Lorne Park Secondary School in Port Credit. From there he proceeded to Queen's University in Kingston where he received his B.A. in Mathematics and in Economics. He now teaches Mathematics to grades 11, 12 and 13, and physics to grade 11. His hobbies include sports of all types and drama in general. Mr. Johnston can be found after school in Room 101 where he holds his extra math and physics classes. He likes the school and its staff, and he said, "The students' discipline is generally good but their attitude is often one of laziness and apathy." Once again, sir, we welcome you to Jarvis, and we hope that you will have a pleasant and rewarding stay with us.

Georgia Papadakis, 13D


H. MEDLAND, B.A.

This year Jarvis adds to its staff a dedicated man. Besides being a teacher, Mr. Medland manages to pursue other interests such as banjo playing and bird-watching.
Every morning his bright cheerful voice can be heard throughout the new wing. At this point the students know that they should hurry to class because Mr. Medland has started to read the Magnet.
Mr. Medland received his elementary and secondary school education in Oshawa. He then spent three years at Ryerson, graduated, got a job at C.B.C. and worked there for another three years.
Not satisfied with his already high achievement he decided to return to school and become a teacher. To do this he attended Queen.s University for three years. This year he is teaching English to grades 9, 11 and 12 and history to grade 11.
We, the students of Jarvis, wish Mr. Medland a long and successful career here.

Rick Bisailion, 11 D


E. C. SCODELLARO, B.A.

This year we welcome to our staff Mr. E. C. Scodellaro, who came to our school after teaching for two years at J. F. Ross Collegiate and Vocational Institute.
Mr. Scodellaro (part French, Spanish, and Italian) was raised in Schumacher, Ontario near Timmins. He attended Schumacher High School where he participated in most sports, excelling in hockey, football and track and field. During his college years he jostled along the halls of Queen's and Western Universities, the latter of which he thinks is the best socially, academically and athletically. About his social and academic life. he declines to tell, but the athletic aspect was revealed. Mr. Scodellaro was an intercollegiate wrestler and hopes to coach our school wrestling team in the near future.
His interests include all types of sports and he relaxes by studying philosophy and psychology. He also enjoys extensive travel. Mr. Scodellaro follows the Christian philosophy of life and recommends others to follow it. but stresses the fact that one must understand what it means before following it. He is also a firm believer in the 3-5 code of well- being and living - Social, School and Sports.
Teaching grades 9 and 11 mathematics and grade 11 physics. he finds that at Jarvis there is a good relationship between teachers and students.
Here at Jarvis. we hope that Mr. Scodellaro will have a long and pleasant stay.

May Lee, 11A