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f ' Knowledge Is c Powcr r ' HAT is tho motto which accompanies the crest on the l J letterhead of the Windsor-Wallrerville Technical School. It is a strikingly forceful trinity of words. The truth of the phrase makes a gripping appeal to one’s intellect. This age is one of remarkable progress in educational facilities; the boy or girl no longer has to fit into one particular kind of mold; rather, courses and classes are molded to fit the pupil. Nowhere is the change better demonstrated than at the Technical school, where there is a variety of training which cannot fail to appeal to children of all walks of life and equip them for successful citizenship and useful careers. Svening Classes Big Asset iirtf HILE there are over 800 pupils enrolled in the day school. there is even greater activity about the institute at night, when upwards of 1700 are in the class rooms. All branches of training are liberally patronized, bui the classes in English for beginners are the largest, nearly 500 having registered in the latter department, practically all new-comers to the Border Cities From foreign lands. These pupils, young and old. are acquiring a good grasp of the English language, and those in all other departments are reported as doing well towards making themselves more efficient in their chosen fields. THOSE WHO COMPRISE THE BOARD The Windsor-Walkerville Technical School Board ia composed of twelve members, as follows: Messrs. R. J. Desmaraln (Chairman) and T. A. PiUon, representing Walkerville Separate School Board. Mcsstb. Albert Long (Vice- Chairman) and Andrew Leishman. rep¬ resenting Walkerville Board of education Messrs. Frank W. Begley and Frank Harding, representing Windsor Board of Education Messrs. P. J. Tsehirhart and Harry J. Mero, representing Windsor Separate School Board. Messrs. J. P. McKay and John H. Hart, representing Trades and Labor Council, in advisory capacity. Messru. John Wall and Geo. T Dixon, representing Clamber of Com¬ merce, in advisory capacity.
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