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DR. RAYMOND A. GETTER Superintendent 5 Q Mr. James E. I-Iindman, solicitor: Mr. J. Donald Fergusong Dr. R. A. Getter, Superintendentg Mr. Ralph K. Grieve: Dr. C. Edgar Toner, presidentg Rev. Bruce H. Bishop: Mr. Robert H. Fallerz Mr. John W. Cleland: Mr. Blair R. Studebake.. At the desk Mr. Frank E. Finley, secretary. SCHOGL BUARD Friendship is the one thing we all need in our journey through life. The love of a true friend is the most valuable possession in all the world. It is well to know many people and to seek the company of those who are interested in the active affairs of life. We should widen the circle of friends in which we live and move and in turn give of our life rich payment to those who mean much to us. However, in the ever ex- panding circle of friends we shall choose but few for our most intimate friendship. Shakespeare expressed it well when he said: The friends thou hast andtheiradoptionstried Grapple them to thy soul with hoops of steelf' A cheery Good Nlorningv or I-'Iellov on our part to the people we meet may well serve to brighten the day for many whose spirits may be low. -R. A. GETTER -8.- With the coming of the day of graduation, we should face realistically the respon- sibility of moving into the everyday world. There are many who would tell us that this is an unfriendly world, but that is not necessarily so. After- all, what is the world? Isn't it YOU? Yes, YOU! If the world is un- friendly, most likely you are unfriendly. If you find friends, you are probably friendly. This thought should most certainly be the aim and heart of our schools. From the pupils who H11 the halls to the teachers in the rooms, to the administration in its leadership, to the directors in their interests and con- cern, and to the community in its opportunities of serv- ice there should rise the one high theme of a friendly and kindly world. -REV. BRUCE H. BISHOP
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