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E. F. Willoughby, B.A., D.Paed. ! Menace tf-lo-m 7he Principal . . . “The Great City is that which has the greatest men and women.” —Walt Whitman. rpHIS issue of our Year Book will probably be published just in time for us to -L tender congratulations to the city on the anniversary of its seventy-fifth birth¬ day. As we join in that celebration, it is interesting to note that Kelvin’s history goes back just half-way to the time of the incorporation of our city, for the school was opened for classes in January 1912. Since that time Kelvin has contributed to the city thousands of graduates who have helped in making her history. Many of them wrote an imperishable story of valor and sacrifice in two World Wars, and some of them died that we might live in a free democratic society. Many others have achieved distinction in the business, professional and political life of our city, province or country and in the world beyond our borders. We would like to think that all of them have been good citizens. As a parting message then, to the members of our present graduating class, I would say, “The extent to which your curricular and extra-curricular activities at Kelvin have fitted you for civic responsibilities in a democracy, is the measure of our success as a staff. May all of you be worthy citizens not only of your city and country, but of the world-wide society of mankind.” May I now add a word of farewell to our Vice-Principal, Mr. W. K. Maxwell. A friendship of twenty-five years is impossible to assess, nor can I express how deeply I am indebted to him for his able, loyal and efficient assistance in administer¬ ing the affairs of this school. I can only say— “Thanks for everything, old friend; good health and happiness.” Page Three
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Qo Ue tti . . . THE SCHOOL 7 GRADUATES 17 ACTIVITIES 51 VARIA 73 VOLUME 29 JUNE, 1949 SCHOOL ESTABLISHED 1912 FACULTY 42 STUDENTS 900 COURSES - GENERAL COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL
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La Verendrye Sighting the Forks, 1738 ON YOUR SEVENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY INCORPORATED AS A CITY NOVEMBER 8, 1873
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