London Central Secondary School - Golden Glimpses Yearbook (London, Ontario Canada)

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ADMINIS P R I N C I P A L 9 S M E S s A G E I would like to thank the Co-Editor, Anne Buchner and Muriel Heagy, teacher advisor, Mr. Chisholm and all those who have contributed to the success of our 1970- ' 71 Yearbook. You have worked diligently and can be justly proud of your efforts. To the graduates I wish health, happiness and success. As you have grown in mind and body during your short stay I trust that you feel you have made a worthwhile contribution to the continuing development of your school. A quote taken from the writings of Sir Winston Churchill seems very appropriate at this time. This is not the end, this is not even the beginning of the end. This is just the end of the beginning. To those remaining ask yourself, How can I make this a better environment for fellow students and myself? Listen. Discuss. Think. Act. Strengthen your weaknesses. Knowledge comes by taking things apart - analysis. But wisdom comes by putting things together. JtP. t v

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ATION In the minds of hundreds of Central graduates, Miss Wyatt will stand as one who emphasized the value of ceaseless striving for excellence. Her personal dedica- tion to the teaching of English at Central, and her great and gifted contributions to that study in Ontario, will be long remembered. We would like to thank our staff advisor, Mr. Chisholm, who suffered many interruptions during his classes and was forced to sacrifice many morning cups of coffee to the yearbook cause. Our staff also deserves thanks for their many hours spent planning, writing and typing, re-planning, re-writing and re-typing. They ' ve been a really great group.

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TRATION V P M I R E c I S E N s C A I G P E A L 9 S In this book you will find memories ... as yearbooks become more golden with age. Years from now you will dis- cover your Golden Glimpses stored among your other treasures and you will begin to relive your Central years. It is my sincere wish that our 1970- ' 71 Graduates will recall their years at Central as a happy and rewarding time, which in some way was a preparation for a successful life. May our Undergraduates spend their remaining Central years garnering glimpses for the future. Each success and failure, each event, each school activity becomes a memory. Every day should be lived with zeal to ensure that the present will become a satisfying past. I extend my congratulations to the many students who produced these Golden Glimpses. Your efforts are appreciated by all. J. Howe