Niverville High School - High Lights Yearbook (Niverville, Manitoba Canada)

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MISS B. JOHNSON CLASS TEACHER-GRADES II AND III TEACHING EXPERIENCE-17 YEARS ON STAFF-13 YEARS Page 9

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STAFF MR. G. D. PRIES TEACHING EXPERIENCE-6 YEARS ON STAFF- 2 YEARS SOCIAL STUDIES, LITERATURE, GERMAN- GRADES IX-XII ENGLISH-GRADES IX, X AND XII HEALTH Page 8

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President’s Message Again we are nearing the end of another school year. For some, this will be the last year of formal education, while others will be con¬ tinuing theirs in colleges and universities. For all, education and learning will never cease. We will be using our education to consider wisely any matter or problem confronting us, no matter how trivial it may be. We will continue to increase our knowledge from experience, the greatest teacher of all. It is indeed satisfying to review the events of the past year. There were the various activities and projects, such as the Literary, the Christ¬ mas party, the high school play, and the Easter programme, which enabled us to work and play together in harmony and co-operation and further the bond of understanding between teachers and students. I would, at this time, like to thank the students for electing me to the position of the presidency. I would also like to thank the conveners and members of the various committees, the teachers and the students for their assistance and co-operation. I would like to extend my sincere wish for success to all the graduates. Likewise, to the undergraduates and all the students in high school, I would also like to express my desire for your success and happiness. —Lorna Schultz Page 10