Blumenhof High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Blumenort, Manitoba Canada)

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School Calendar August 30 September 18 - October 24 November 9 .... December 6-14 December 22 ... January 25 February 14 ... March 8 March 23 March 28 March 29 May 25 ... June 4 School Started Wiener roast at Doerksen’s gravel pit ... Speech Contest at Niverville School Photographer Christmas Exams Christmas Social Skating at Brandt’s gravel pit Skating at Moray Parent’s Day “Stanley and Livingstone” Easter Exams “The Mountain Gal” a play at Landmark Field Trip Graduation

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inspector 5 edduffe Mr. A. G. Penner, Ward S; Mr. B. S. Fast, Ward 6; Mr. Geo. T. Penner, Ward 4; Mr. J. A. Martens, Ward 5; Mr. J. J. Peters, Ward 2; Mr. J. K. Schellenberg, Sec.- Treas.; Mr. Albert Loewen, Ward 4, Chairman; Mr. J. J. Hildebrandt, Ward 1, vice-chairman. INSPECTOR K. R. JASPER To the Graduates; I feel honored in being asked to address a message to you at one of the really important moments of life. School leaving is a special milestone in young lives. It is like the Golden Milestone set up in the Roman Forum by Augustus: from it roads lead everywhere. Choose carefully the road that you will follow. Consider your capabilities. Consider the requirements of the profession or trade to which you are attracted. Are your capabilities such as may enable you to travel with some distinction along the road you choose? Don’t be satisfied with the idea of “following” a profession or trade. Aim at being a leader —• a contributor to life. Aim at being eminent among people who count. Make your ambition big enough to be a challenge to your powers. Step out with courage along whatever road you choose. Step up to op¬ portunity whenever it presents itself. Accept difficulties as chances to show your capabilities or your good judgement. Above all, get started! Step out! Purpose demands a plan. A plan is useless unless steps are taken to develop it. A prominent man gave this advice to a youth starting his business career: “Do the wise thing if you know what it is, but anyway do something — the wisest thing you know.” I agree with this advice. We hope for high accomplishment from this year’s graduates. Best wishes for your success! PAGE 4