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

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PARIS 'HIGH scHooL YEAR Book FOREWORD Our first Year Book, published in 1926, was dedicated to the memory' of Dr. W. N. Bell, principal from 1898-1921, whose exact classical scholar- ship and contagious enthusiasm for advanced education, fostered such ideals among' the graduates of the last generation, and caused the citizens of Paris: to be justly proud of their High School- It seems peculiarly fitting that this Year Book, a revival after a lapse- of two years, should be dedicated to the memory of Mr. E. W. Moss, whose work as principal. of the Paris Public Schools 41914-19343 endeared him to all with whom he came in contact. To his pupils, he was ever a friend and counsellor, to his teachers, an inspiration and guide, to his fellow towns- men, an unselfish and self-sacrificing leading citizen who gave all his leis- ure time to the work of his various offices in the educational, fraternal and philanthropic organizations of the community. None but his most intimate friends will ever appreciate the marvellous courage with which he carried on his work during' the last four years of this life, often while suffering intense pain. Without complaining, without self-pity, he worked for the good of others until the last summons came. As the limited accommodation at the Anglican Church made it quite impossible for his many ex-pupils at P. H. S. to attend the funeral, the staff and students held a simple memorial service earlier in the day in our own school. After a suitable hymn and a reading from the tenth chapter of St. Luke's gospel, the principal said: We are gathered this morning to honour the memory of one of God's gentlemen who gave his best for education and for the good of the com- munity. I read the story of the Good Samaritan because Mr. Moss has ever been a friend to those in need. You who knew him well recall many in- stances of kindness shown by him. You who did not know him well have heard of many such acts. May the memory of his life be an inspiration to all of us to consecrate our lives to the services of humanity, With this thought in our minds, we shall stand in silent tribute to the memory of our departed friend. Mr. Moss's many friends among the staff and students of Paris High School feel honoured that they are permitted to dedicate this Year Book to his memory. C. Ward Butcher, 2