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

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PARIS 'HIGH SCHOOL YEAR BOOK A Message from the Board of Education In addressing a few lines to the pupils of Paris High School, let me first say I am glad that you are again taking up the idea of a school Year Book. These books will become valuable to those who are now passing through their training period, and will be treasured in years to come. I am glad of the measure of success which has attended all your activi- ties during the two years that have passed since last you published a Year Book. The Beard of Education has felt that there have been hardships in several ways, owing to overcrowding: but teachers and scholars alike have risen to the occasion, and perhaps these difficulties have only been step- ping-stones in the development of courage and will-power. Although you have had disadvantages, you have many things to be thankful for. The health of the school, generally speaking, has been good, due in no small way to the excellent physical training you are getting through sport and gymnasium work. I must also add a word along educational lines. Canada is calling for young and fresh minds to come forward and help bring back that prosper- ity which we are all hoping for. You have had splendid opportunities, and it should be your aim to fit yourselves for whatever lies before you. Just one more thought. In order to be successful in life you must live clean, honest lives. During the Great War our young men gave health, wealth, and, in many cases, life itself, in order that our beloved country might be free, and that you, the young people of to-day, might have a chance to develop along lines that make for a great people and a great coun- try. True success lies, not in what wealth we accumulate, but in living lives that will be helpful to our neighbors and an honour to our God. Let us, then, be up and doing With a heart for any fate. Still achieving, still pursuing Learn to labour and to wait. V George L, Telfer. THE BOARD OF EDUCATION George L. Teller, Chairman. John F. Cameron Dr. F. H. Jeffrey Col. A. Monteith Dr. Austin Dunton Charles McCausland A. Clarke Mowat Horace Henderson Rev. W. F. McConnell H. C. O'Neai1 Erle Taylor 3