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Business as usual in the commercial course at Castle Frank this week saw Grade 12 students Connie Wawryk, left, and Paula Gunn, right, working with th(...)
Business as usual in the commercial course at Castle Frank this week saw Grade 12 students Connie Wawryk, left, and Paula Gunn, right, working with th(...)

Business as usual in the commercial course at Castle Frank this week saw Grade 12 students Connie Wawryk, left, and Paula Gunn, right, working with th(...)

Date2/7/1975
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  • Business as usual in the commercial course at Castle Frank this week saw Grade 12 students Connie Wawryk, left, and Paula Gunn, right, working with th(...)
  • Business as usual in the commercial course at Castle Frank this week saw Grade 12 students Connie Wawryk; left; and Paula Gunn; right; working with the help of teacher Jean macLeod. Both students could have gone to other high schools; but chose Castle Frank. This week they felt down.
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Original Toronto Star caption: Business as usual in the commercial course at Castle Frank this week saw Grade 12 students Connie Wawryk; left; and Paula Gunn; right; working with the help of teacher Jean macLeod. Both students could have gone to other high schools; but chose Castle Frank. This week they felt down.
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      Doers, not academics, I show Tom Stillwell, head of the food preparation course, describes his students at Castle Frank
      Doers, not academics, I show Tom Stillwell, head of the food preparation course, describes his students at Castle Frank
      Bull, Ron
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      Castle Frank splits over hair, Castle Frank High School student John Nechoff, Grade 10-who wears his hair short-tears up pamphlets that were distribut(...)
      Castle Frank splits over hair, Castle Frank High School student John Nechoff, Grade 10-who wears his hair short-tears up pamphlets that were distribut(...)
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      Student Crew: David Holme, a master builder-turned-teacher, studies the house plans with Grade 12 students (from left) Martin Issler, 17, Jason Beever, 18, Kevin Crowley, 17 and Shaun Rounding
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      John Kileeg, principal of Castle Frank High School, is concerned about the gloom that has descended on his students this week, following an incident in which a teacher was struck by a pupil
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      Toronto Star (Firm)
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      Alex Lee reacts to the news he placed first in the Euclid Contest, a cross-Canada math test for 10,000 Grade 12 students, sponsored by the University of Waterloo
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      Queen's Park rally Grade 12 students from Harbord Collegiate
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