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Page 7 text:
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It gives us great pleasure to present to you the 1951-52 publication of the M.L.C.I. Yearbook. It has been published to remind us of the many pleasant times we have had together and to acquaint ex-students of the present social and sports activities of our school. The Editorial Staff wishes to express its thanks to the teachers, students, advertisers, and printers, who made this book possible, and we hope that the readers will appreci¬ ate the work put into its making. Walter Voth.
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Page 6 text:
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' po ' iecuwict I should like to congratulate the students of Maple Leaf Collegiate on the successful production of another Year Book; and, on behalf of the main student body, to thank those who were directly responsible for its publication. An undertaking such as this requires a great deal of hard and faithful work by many persons. Since nobody’s contribution is so small as to be unimportant because, without faithful work on the part of even the smallest contributor, the Year Book would not be possible; we owe our thanks to all those who helped in any way. I would like to thank the stu¬ dents and teachers for their ungrudg¬ ing co-operation during the past year. It is a pleasant thing to know that you can ask any individual or group of individuals in the school to do something and go away secure in the knowledge th at it will be well done. Among the many things large and small that were accomplished by various groups of students and teachers during the past year are: a well-organized bonspiel, a well-pre¬ sented parents day program and a well-written school paper. It is not necessary for me to extend or ampli¬ fy this list and these activities will no doubt be fully dealt with in other parts of this book. We might charac¬ terize this school as “the school which does things well,” for I have yet to see a poor job turned out by any group within the school. This is as it should be; but, nevertheless, is something in which we may take pride. The school council. under the leadership of the President, Jack Wiebe, is to be congratulated on hav¬ ing carried out their many important duties in a satisfactory manner. It is true that, on certain occasions, they wer e not entirely free from criticism by certain members of the student body but this is a good sign. Criti¬ cism implies interest even though it may be a belated interest and based on hindsight rather than foresight. More criticism is incurred by those who do something than by those who do nothing. Let us wish our graduates suc¬ cess in the approaching examina¬ tions and a bright and prosperous future. A. J. Wilson, Principal.
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