Paris District High School - Yearbook (Paris, Ontario Canada)

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PARIS HIGH SCHOOL YEAR BOOK l1itur'5 age In a Year Book dedicated to the memory of Mr. E. W. Moss, it is indeed fitting that we should write an appreciation of his character, for although always unobtrusive, he was an outstanding member of our community. When I first entered Public School, I came to know Mr. Moss, as did the other students, as scmecne whom we were to look up to. That impres- sion never changed. It still persists in my mind, and I am sure that all my schoolmates feel the same. We always honoured Mr. Moss and respected his judgment, Although I was never in Mr. Moss's class, yet I knew enough of him to honour him and obey him. We, as students, did not realize then as we do now that he was untiringly patient, always interested in his students, schol- astic welfare, just in his decisions, and perservering to the end. I Mr. Moss always did his duty, and yet not because it was duty, but be- cause he loved to be of service and give of his strength to help others. On some days he must have been tried to the limit of endurance and be- yond: yet his creed was always to act and to serve. Carefully he kept Ambi- tion's flame alight in the minds of his pupils, and joyed in the trust that was his of moulding them for the life that was to be theirs. For Life was before them, but behind him. Yet experience of pain and suffering never chang- ed his attitude, and he always faced the future with courage and determina- tion. And so we pay tribute to the memory of Mr. Moss, and know that great is his reward. For peace will walk with him along the way, And sit with him while gentle shadows fall: Oh, it is sweet towards the end of day To hear the voice of Home, and heed its call. i...,...1...-.,. We have always included in our Year Book a biography of our graduates in the year when they leave us. This time, however, we wish to go a little farther, and add a write-up of two of our graduates of recent years-one, the most brilliant scholar who ever left our school, and the oth- er, the most brilliant athlete. Sydney Gould, renowned student, and Sylvanus Apps, famous athlete, you have a well-deserved place in our Year Book. , Laura M. Wilkin, 5 Editor-in-Chief.