Brandon University - Sickle Yearbook (Brandon, Manitoba Canada)

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DR McCUTCHEON'S MESSAGE TO THE SICKLE DR. W. W. MCCUTCHEON To you, who will soon be assuming the responsibilities of teachers, go my best wishes. Conditions in the present century are changing faster than in any previous period in history. Indeed, some people feel these changes are occurring with almost disconcerti-ng rapidity. The result is an accumulation of knowledge which must be made available. This necessitates giving more and more attention to the extension and improvement of edu- cational opportunities at all levels of learning. The import- ance of the teacher rightfully asserts itself. Platitudes and criticisms by the uninformed always have been and possibly always will be, associated with teach- ing. But the status and recognition accorded to the profes- sions are, in large measure, related to the standards and extent of training that you, as members, require of your- selves. May each of you, as you set your own high goal of training, achievement and performance, add to the prestige of the profession of which you are now a vital member. SiXfy-0112

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EDUCATION Honorary President 4A..,.. ......,. M rs. G. Boux President .....,... ,..... .... ...,..... K e i th Harrison Social Conveinern, ......,.. Mrs. Searle EDUCATION YELL E-D-U-C, We're 'as smart as We can be, We can read and write and spell, We can sing and dance and yell. Look to us for inspiration We're the kids in Education. Sixty-three