Central Collegiate Institute - Ye Flame Yearbook (Regina, Saskatchewan Canada)

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v'T-I L ii E dl F7 1.5 i fx ls? T0 GRADUATES E who are interested in EMPLGYMENT I-Iigh school graduates who are interested in securing employment as soon as possible, in positions where there are opportunities lor luture advancement, are invited to investigate the Reliance School of Commerce. Technical business training will give Hmarlcet valuel' to your high school education. It vvill greatly increase your chances ol securing a good business position. SUMMER CLASSES The school is open continuously throughout the year and new classes begin each Monday. Many young people now avail themselves ol this opportunity to secure an early start on their business training. SUPERIOR EQUIPMENT The Reliance has always emphasized training on modern otlice machines. A Burroughs Automatic Bookkeeping Machine, which is novv being installed, will give this school an equipment that is not surpassed by any private school in Canada. Attend the Reliance-the progressive school. Call for particulars. Q Reliance School of Commerce VICTORIA PARK BUILDING Regina Saskatchewan R. I-I. FLEWELLING, President 34 lJ.Tlad.r5c'2T' d-T1 n.i .4'- -FKLFL 51 sl' :5'

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x ff VALEDICTORY We after four years lift our noses from the grindstone and cast our optics upwards. But the vision is not a pleasant one. The sight is that of thousands of youth who have graduated as We are now doing with high hopes, their ambitions crushed, their talents wasted, not fitting immediately into the tumbling structures of our distressed world, serving neither themselves nor their country in any useful manner, chased continually by those two monstrosities-unemploy- ment and limited opportunity. Leaving Central is for us, as has been said in thousands of Vale- dictories before, The end of a great experience. It has been an experience all right, a comparatively happy one and let us hope that its memory recalled to us perhaps by a glance through the pages of our year book will help us to tread our path in life which we feel sure will not be strewn with roses. May our ambitions not be soured by the germ of inactivity. There is a consolation. We have as yet lived nobly and if defeat be ours may the heroic struggle against relentless fate be to our credit. WESTWARD HO!