Forster Secondary School - Spartalogue Yearbook (Windsor, Ontario Canada)

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MERET QUI LABORAT At 3:30 p.m. every weekday, September to June, the doors of Forster burst open and disgorge floods of stu¬ dents. To a casual observer, it must seem that these teen-agers are fleeing from the jaws of higher education. Yet, it is our proud boast at Forster that we have the strongest school spirit in the city of Windsor. We want to keep it that way. All of us worry about the school ' s morale. We take its pulse and temperature, mutter that the attendance at games is terrible, and prescribe pep rallies for flagging spirits. But perhaps we are fretting needlessly. When this year-book was short of money at printing time, over 350 students turned out at a dance to raise money. At a crucial basketball game with Kennedy this winter, a Kennedy observer called the Forsterites the keenest cheering section he had ever seen. Undoubtedly we were the loudest, and we kept cheering in the face of defeat. Forster has a fine heritage. Let us hand it down to our successors. To succeeding years of Spartans, let us say, Teach tradition to the freshmen, industry to the sophomores, initiative to the juniors, manners to the seniors and wisdom and humility to all . Meret qui Laborat. —Mary Holden, 12A.