Pickering College - Voyageur Yearbook (Newmarket, Ontario Canada)

 - Class of 1942

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The Voyageur for a safe return. I would once again express my appreciation to those others, without whose continuing faith and generosity our work would not he possible, particularly to the Board of Management and its Chairman, Mr. Samuel Rogers, K.C. As another year becomes a part of the history of Pickering College it is my hope that it is not unworthy of those that have gone before and that, in some small measure at least, it may be equally worthy of the future for which we dream and hope and plan. 04. , SAMUEL ROGERS, K.C. Chairman, Board of Management 11

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The Voyageur We assert uthat hope not fear is the guiding principle in human aflairsii- We dedicate ourselves to the proposition that goodness, beauty and truth are in the nature of the universe and that, in so far as in us lies, they shall not perish from the earth. That the almost ceaseless alternation of work and play which con- stitutes the life of a boys' residential school has proceeded more or less normally during the past year, the following pages should bear suflicient testimony. The student body has been larger than at any time in the past fifteen years, chiefly due to the rapid increase in the enrolment of the pre- paratory department which now numbers thirty-six pupils in a total of one hundred and twenty-five. The war situation created certain difficulties in maintaining an adequate and efficient staff, all of which were happily sur- mounted. The urgency of the times reflected itself in an increased serious- ness of purpose in all,-staff and students alike. Recognizing, however, our obligation to maintain inviolate the fundamental content of ua good educationn we have endeavoured to provide a rich and balanced programme designed to stimulate the interest and to promote the all round development of students, both old and young, committed to our charge. Hobbies, clubs and special interest groups have flourished, modified in their form and programmes by the nature of the times in which we are living. Sound scholarship has still seemed a worthy end to be achieved, in the final examinations of last June 74? of junior matriculation papers were written successfully, SQQ of senior matriculation, of all senior matriculation papers written 65fZv were passed with first or second class honours. During the year I have endeavoured to maintain a contact with old boys on active service but the large numbers involved have made this a difficult task. Copies of the Centenary Souvenir Programme have, however, been mailed to all, I trust that aThe Voyageurw will reach many and that it will remind them of their own school days and assure them that, at home or in the far corners of the earth, we are still comrades of the heart bound together by the common tie of a udream worthy to be believedn. To all of you,-our greetings and a fervent hope for a speedy and happy termina- tion of your labours. Those others, whom no written word may reach,- who have paid the last full measure of devotion, we remember with affec- tionate pride and gratitude. As usual, this year book will reach students during their summer vaca- tions. To all of them, whether they be younger boys at home, or older students serving as volunteers in camps, on farms or in industry, go my warmest greetings and my thanks at the conclusion of another year. The members of the staff have this year faced new and exacting responsibilities and have discharged them faithfully. To each and to all of them, my fellow-labourers, I desire to express my gratitude for their contributions to the year 1941--42, to those who are leaving Hon active servicev, best wishes 10



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