Lord Selkirk School - Maroon and Grey Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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o t vcL S Ain c SdwoJL CHRONICLE 1946 — 1947

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Junior Executive DOUG. TESCH EATON ' S Salutes the GRADS nf ’47 pO THOSE young men and women, who are entering into a larger sphere of activity and enterprise upon graduation, EATON ' S extends sincere good wishes for success in their chosen field. EATON ' S —the favorite store of the Hi-Crowd— through its Junior Fashion Councils and Junior Executive Councils — endeavours to keep at¬ tuned to the thinking of the Hi-Crowd, enabling it to best serve them . ' T. EATON C L,

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H. E. SNYDER F. C. GRUSS Principal Vice Principal FOREWORD Jhe radiant, vital stream of youth is about to burst forth from our high school, eager to join with countless others in the many activities that comprise the life work of the people of our nation or eager to continue the preparation for life by attending an¬ other educational institution. This is the stream that has the potentiality so necessary for generating the human power that must aid those already engaged and often over¬ whelmed in their efforts to solve the pressing problems of today. You, our graduates, must now begin to share with all good citizens of our community our nation and the civilized world, the responsibilities that come to adults who with open minds and broad sympathies are eager to understand the needs of all peoples, and to take such steps as are necessary to weld all human beings into a brotherhood so vast ' and so enduring that human freedom and human progress will blossom forth in all their glory, marking the beginning of the atomic age in human relations as well as in atomic power. With you, the graduates of Lord Selkirk School, I place this challenge! As you continue with courage and determination throughout the years, to serve not only as your vocation requires but also as human progress and security demand, so will you be con¬ tributing your best to mankind. May the inspiration you have received from your friendships at this school and from those who have guided you in your studies be a constant source of strength to you. —H. E. SNYDER.