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Executive of the Saguenay Squeeler Editor-in-Chief: Jean Woodwarkg Sports: Desmond Hudson: Cartoons: Bobby Berdejr: Around the A. H. S. Buddy Scott: Copy Editors: Ken Farmer, Anne Swales, Bob Hamel, Kay Woodwark, Brenda Bauman, Anne Thomson, Veronica Boland, Ann Hudson, Joyce Black. During the year 1951-52, several interesting editions of the Saguenay Squeeler were published. Reports of activities, Sports, Cartoons, Jokesg Literary items, Social news, as well as news of ex-pupils appeared in the papers. In September, the Students' Council started by appointing two students to publish each paper. But as this system did not work too well, an Editor-in-Chief was elected who was responsible for getting each paper out on time, helped by the above staff.
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15 VALEDICTORY As this school year, our last, draws to a close, the first lap in our life has been com- pleted. In it we have received a basic training, to prepare us for things to come. We can no longer turn to our teachers or parents, but must fend for ourselves. It will be up to each individual himself to make his own decisions, to form his own opinions - and it might be right to compare us to a moth just grown into a butterfly or a bird just discovering his wings. But to our teachers and parents we owe a debt of gratitude. Without the teacher's steady aid we could not have completed this most important lap, for in it our future was shaped and our ideals established. At the same time to our parents, we can, and must, extend our heartfelt thanks, for without their love, guidance, and hard work we might not have even reached this goal - the pride of saying, I am a graduate of A.H.S. Quite often, in times of depression and gloominess, we tended to blame the teachers, underrate our parents, and, in general, loathe the school. However, we realize now that it was for our own welfare that rules were applied, wrongdoings correc- ted, and punishment administered. In the next few months we will be entering a new and difficult phase in life. Our high school days are over. What we shall carry with us will be the memories of one of the best times in our life - of friendships and familiarities, of school tasks and homework, and of amusing incidents and exciting experiences. Certainly it will be with a feeling of sadness that we leave this school. In times to come although this is our farewell, we shall remember our school, Arvida High School. What we are going to face will be bigger and need a more accurate judgment. We are green and sorely in need of experience, but let us say, with what we feel to be the truth, that, with the training we have received at this school we feel sure, that in times to come, the burden placed upon us will not be too heavy to bear, Before closing I would like to say this - to all undergraduates we wish the best of luck. May you keep up the standards of our school and be rightfully proud of it, correcting it where past students have erred and improving weak spots. To my fellow classmates, also, I wish the best of luck and good fortune. It is with a tinge of regret, and yet a feeling of gladness that I leave this school, and you, my friends. May God bless you and lead you to a life of happiness and prosperity. And now, before I go, let me reminisce for a minute. Remember our pre-high school days - the days of those cherished autograph books. A little verse in one of mine read, The future lies before you, Like a field of soft, white snow. Be careful how you tread it, For every mark will show. ANNE THOMSON
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