Earl Grey School - Triangle Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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A MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCIPAL We are fortunate to have students in our school who have come up through our own Elementary Grades as well as those who have come in from other schools. This enables us to compare newcomers to Grade Vll with boys and girls whom we have known for six or seven years. Some of you who are graduating have been nine years in Earl Grey School. Your success is a real proof of the high qual¬ ity of the work done by our teachers and the good home care given you by your parents. In the Elementary school you laid foundations. In each Junior High year you have built upon those foundations, and now in Grade IX you become, at the end of June, our Graduating Class. Our Graduates have come to a fork in the road from which several branches go forward. Here at the end of Grade IX, we pause to take stock and to consider what qualifications have been earned. Then each Graduate chooses one branch of the road to follow. To choose wisely, you need to have information about the various courses that may be taken in High School. Next you need the advice of your teachers based upon your standing. When, with the help of your Parents or Guardians, you will be able to make a wise choice. Your choice of high school course depends upon where you intend to go in your education. If you intend to go on as a student through university, then you need only keep the door to the university open by following a matriculation course with at least one foreign language. In this case, you need not decide upon the kind of career you wish to follow until you have had a year in university. If you are not going to the university, then the sooner you can de¬ cide upon the career you wish to follow the better able you will be to prepare your¬ self for it by choosing the right high school course. If you know what job you want, and prepare for it, you can have it when you are ready. If you do not prepare for any particular kind of work, you must be ready to accept any kind of job that hap¬ pens to be offered when you leave school. Learn about the different kinds of work by talking to your parents, your teachers, your family friends, people who are doing the kinds of work you think you might like to do. Our school has many distinguished graduates of former years, some in very important positions in Canada and in other lands. You, our Graduates of 19 56, will do important work, will hold important positions and will travel to many distant places in the careers that you will work out for yourselves. We have full confidence that you will maintain the good record of the school. We will be glad to hear of your progress as you work your way upward. All members of the school, your teachers and your younger schoolmates who are following your steps through the grades, extend to you congratulations on your Graduation and best wishes for success and good fortune in your future. Mr C A E HENSLEY i

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