Al6 - Friday, November 16, 1984 - North Shore News

Opening the door
4000 times

JACK BEATTY started til bast

vedi sy budpet cuts,
working for the North Van ning men pertormed
couver School District in custodial duties at Carson
1946 He has been arriving af Giaham This number has

Carson Graham every mom
inp af
pars
Asthe custodian appoimted
to open the school, Jack bays

now been reduced (a six

am oasimce July ot

Previously another man came
mat 1) 30 am oto help him
with the lunchtime duties as
well as the

affemnoon wotk

seen Carson Cirahain prow Now Jack ioon his own

trom a 20 room facility wath Ns a otesult, the desired
approximately 280 Cer acde level ot Cleanhness is difficult
Pls te 67 rooms wath boo to maintain and most of his

students from Cirades Rito |) hme ws spent paking up and

Aboul these 14 years Jack cleaning. notin making the
says, Carson tas been oa building more sale and secure
good place to work The of om performing oman
most notweable difference tenance tasks Jack finds
over the years. he states. has many btthe things have ty

been the introduction of

jumor grades thice years ago

wail, whereas in carlier years

he would have been able to

Ot Gsade Bos. Jack claims attend to them promptly
they are Con the go all the Jack isvery much a part of
tyme, never walking Carson Graham bliss dedica
anywhere but oon the whole tron amd diltgenmec have
they have not caused nearly played a large part rn cain
the problems that he had tarmitiy the high standard of
anticipated cleanmbiness: and order that

Ooetyer CO Maaripee s trac cr uae makes the rooms and halls of
red ommere oreccntty whet Carson Graham pleasant to
gicathy alfect Jack sorete ton wotk and learn in

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INO A SCHOQOL = District
which boasts schools named
after Scottish clans and
geographical locations, Our
school can lay claim to the
unique distinction of being
named for one of our com-
munity’s most outstanding
citizens.

It is strange, nonetheless,
how fleeting fame can be and
we thought the reader might
like to be introduced to . .
or learn more about . the
man after whom Carson
Graham Secondary School 1s
named.

Dr. Carson Graham was
born near Kemptville, On-

tario on August 2, 1899.
After graduation from
Kemptville High School,

Carson joined the Canadian
Air Force and, when the First
World War ended, entered
the Faculty of Medicine at
McGill University.
Graduating in 1924 with the
degree M.D.C.M., he intern-
ed briefly in Quebec City
before coming to North

Vancouver. ;
His medical work soon led

ERY ARENA

to his election as chairman ot
the Credentials Committee
and, later to his serving as
chief of the medical staff of
North Vancouver General
Hospital. During this period
of time he acted as port
physician and, as well, was
an executive member of the
North Vancouver Board of
Trade.

But Dr. Graham was more
than a successful and skillful
doctor. He was a very public
spirited citizen and served as
trustee on the North Van-
couver School Board for 14
years, until his death July 14,
1959.

Carson Graham left
behind him a legacy of
unselfish service to education
and, in appreciation, the
Board of School Trustees
named our school in his
honor. ;

His capacity for hard and
sustained work, a combative
spirn which refused to admit
defeat, and a steadfastness
and foyalty toward duty are
characterisuc of the = tradi-
tons which this school has
attempted to build.

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