Pickering College - Voyageur Yearbook (Newmarket, Ontario Canada)

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THE HEADMASTER

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THE VOYACEUR A DEIQSUNA won Up and up, achieving, failing, weak in flesh but strong in soul We may never live to reach it, Ah, but we have seen the goal f NY who thought that, when the bugles blew cCease fire', the millennium would be ushered in have been sadly disillusioned during the past twelve months. Peace has not come with victory. Suspicion and continuous friction mark the relations of the victorious powers, the co-operation which brought the war to a close must be revived if mankind is to know any real peace. Famine stalks large areas of the world and in our own continent industrial strife hampers the process of an orderly re-adjustment of our economic life. But if there is cause for pessimism there is also reason for hope. Old imp-erialisms are giving way to a new attitude in colonial relationships g various international bodies such as the United Nations Educational Cultural and Scientific Organization, the Food and Agriculture Organization., the Atomic Control Commission are getting to work and pointing to at goal of international collaboration. It is now, or surely should be, obvious that war does not by itself create uthe better world , at best, it can only provide the conditions under which man can once again take up the struggle to achieve that goal. It is well, at such a time in history, that we should frankly face the realities of the situation and, having recognized them, courageously rededicate ourselves to the unfinished tasks which ever have and ever will confront man on this planet. As man is a complex of weakness and fallibility so also is he the possessor of that cdivine spark' which moves him to Roll ever onward, forward, From chaos, slime and clod Through aeons bearing upward To the city of our Cod. It is in this spirit we, in education, must face all disillusionment, despair and apparent defeat. Our great task is, as it always has been, to release the :imprisoned splendour' of human life. Uur hope is that Pickering College, its students and old boys may assist in some measure in that task. 9