Hugh John Macdonald School - Searchlight Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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T7g think of this when we realize that three years at Hugh John Macdonald have sped by leaving us but a host of memories. During this time, under the careful guidance of our teachers, we have learned many things to prepare us both for the high school ahead of us and also for the times after that when we come lace to face with life itself, and sot out into the world to make our livings. These three years have taught us, also to be generous with ot.iere, and not to act as little children. We have learned, academically, from the best of teaching and have been prepared for more to come. These years are. ' gone; th y can never come back - have we made the most of them? If we have, then we have lilt an impreg¬ nable foundation that cannot be shaken. We want to thank our staff of associates for their energetic help in making this yearbook interesting, helpful, and even humorous. It contains the school’s activities, literary works, pictures and write-ups of this year’s graduating classes. A note of thanks goes to the staff of teachers who cindly aided us in the production. To Mr. Smalley vdio directed our work go special thanks. Lola Cuddy Edit or-in-Chief Another school year is coming to a close, another stopping stone into the veiled future of our lives. The precious years which we spent at the Hu a John MacdonaHas students, in a measure, will determine the course of our lives. Many of us will go on to higher education; to us going on is given, as it were, a torch which wo must carry forward. Wq are the only ones who can make this torch burn brightly, not by pleasure nor idleness, but through hard work. School life v ill have a different meaning for us when see the civ at ion for which we strive as a star, so near and yet so far away. It ;eems as if we can never reach it. Yet we must fight on to reach that on which we have set our ey,’.. Will wo succeed? Wo have a chance; let us not pass it by, it nay no - ' revs a a seoond time. Jerry Diwishek Associate Editor