B. ARCHER, B.A.

We extend warm greetings to Mr. Bruce Archer who has come to Jarvis as a new English teacher. A real asset to the English Department, Mr. Archer was born in Toronto and attended Duke of Connaught Public School and Riverdale Collegiate. After graduating from Riverdale, he went to the University of Toronto where he obtained his B.A. in English. He came to us from R. H. King Collegiate in Scarborough where he taught for two years. Mr. Archer, a married man, has one son and a daughter, born in February. He enjoys travelling and athletics in general. His hobbies also include chess and reading, and his spare time is spent co-ordinating the Student Council's dance committee, coaching the Bantam basketball team, and working on his M.A. thesis. Mr. Archer teaches English to grades 10, 11 and 13. He said that he likes Jarvis very much and that he came here because he thinks Jarvis is one of the best schools in Canada. So far he has not been disappointed.
Mr. Archer, we welcome you to Jarvis and wish you every success and happiness in the future.

Georgia Papadakis, 13D


R. G. FRENCH, B.Sc. (Forestry)

A new addition to Jarvis' teaching staff this year is Mr. French and I would like to take this opportunity to welcome him on behalf of all the Jarvis students.
Mr. French was born in North Bay, Ontario. Later he moved ta Levack, not far from North Bay, where he attended public and high school. In 1959 he entered the University of Toronto majoring in Forestry with the thought of teaching biology. After completing Forestry in 1963, Mr. French went to work at the Department of Lands and Forests, in Forest Fire Prevention and Control. However, teaching and the contact with students still held more appeal and challenge, so during the summer Mr. French went to O.C.E. and taught as a student teacher at North Toronto Collegiate. At Jarvis this yeor he is teaching grades 9 and 10 science and grade 13 biology.
Recently married -- in December 1963 -- Mr. French and his wife, who is in Nursing at Ryerson, enjoy an outdoor type of life. Though they like city living they look forward to frequent trips to the country for fishing, hunting and camping. Mr. French is also a curling enthusiast, though idle for a year or so he will be playing in the Teachers' League this winter with several other Jarvis teachers.
We are very pleased to have Mr. French with us and hope that he has a very pleasant and rewarding year.

Sandra Clark, 12A


R. CRAWFORD, B.A., M.Ed.

Mr. Crawford, a new addition to our Math Department, came to us from Huron Park Collegiate in Woodstock.
He was born in Gravenhurst, Ontario, attended Stanford Collegiate in Niagara Falls, and from there he went to McMaster University where he obtained his B.Sc. in Mathematics, followed by a M.Ed. at the University of Toronto.
Mr. Crawford has travelled to the east and west coast. He also enjoys photography, sports in general and reading.
This year Mr. Crawford teaches Mathematics to grades 9, 10 and 13.
We are happy to have you with us, Sir, and we hope that your teaching at Jarvis will be a pleasant experience.

Vivian Loza, 11A