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Leona Anne Hendry. daugh- ter of Mrs. George Upton of Woodville and the late Mr. Clif- ford Hendry. received her Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Toronto at the Spring Convocation held June A former graduate of Fenelon Falls District High School. Miss Hendi‘y studied at University College in the general arts course. majoring in English. She plans to enter graduate school in the study of library science. THE mnulunmuunmmuuuu1mmumuunmummummmmmmuu Wright Morrow Plans Retirement U of T Graduate Aftvr 25 years in the teaching profession. Wright Morrow. princinal at Wood- bridge High School since 1964. is retiring. He first started to tearh In 1945 when he left the RCAF at the end of World War II. and spent 19 years on staff at Richmond Hill High School. the last nine of them as principal. be- fore being transferred to Woodbridge. Mr. Morrow has lived in Richmond Hill ever since he began his toaching career. specializing in health and physical education and teaching science and mathe- matics, The Morrows have a daughtcr. Joan, a regis- tered nurse with Canadian Pacific Airlines. and a son. John. a teacher at Cedar- brae Secondary School in Scarbnrn. The Narrows live at 130 Wright Street. and for years have been active members of Richmond Hill United Church. Mr. Morrow‘s plans for the future are rather vague at the. moment. “I will probably start a new career." he told “The Lib- eral“. In presenting his resigna- tion from Thornhill to the York County Board of Edn- cation earlier this year. Mr. Edwards explained that, after 25 years in the profes- sion, he would like to get back to a closer association with the students. Woodbridge has an en- rolment of 307. and Thorn- hill an enrolment of near- ly 1.000. In such a large school. said Mr. Edwards. a principal has little oppor- tunity to actually get to know the students. 7 ms place at Woodbrldge will be. taken by Principal Jack Edwards of Thornhill Secondary School. who in turn will be succeeded by Vice-Principal William Mc- Vicar. LEONA ANNE HENDRY MARITIMES July 4. Aug. 26. Aug. 10. Sept. 12‘ $289 twin Iin- eludes Gaspe. P.E.I.. Cabot Trail). WEST COAST July 18. 30, $389 twin 'in cludes Banff. Jasper. Van couver. Victoria.) VIRGINIA July 6. 25. Aug. 1. Sept. 12, Sept. 26. $124 twin ‘7 days. Washington. Williamsburg. NEW ENGLAND July 27. Aug. 3. Sept. 8. 14. $99.50 twin lCape Cod. Bos- ton). OTTAWA. QUEBEC. MON- TREAL. KINGSTON‘ 1,000 ISLANDS 0 Escorts O Luxurious Accommodation 0 Sightseeing and Guides O Baggage Handling 0 Taxes and Tipping For further information call $129. Aug. 9, 30. 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