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J- nncipal A m eddaai We are growing in size. Are we growing in quality? In these days of mass education at vast cost, that is a question that many people ask; and it is a fair question, if we understand our terms. Does quality mean scholarships, high marks, large numbers graduating from Grade 13, the majority of the students taking Arts and Science courses? These may signify educational excellence, but they may also indicate spoon feeding, drilling, coaching, force-feeding, and the depriving of students of the opportunities to develop their natural talents and in- terests. The modern refinement of the Ontario composite school, as typified by the McLaughlin Collegiate and Vocational Institute, is the most highly developed secondary school in English-speaking society. Its programme takes into account the interests, needs, and capabilities of the whole educable population, within the one institution. Boys and girls, men and women, of all types and environ- ments, meet as they do in the world of affairs, for many of their activities, and separate into homo- geneous groupings for activities in which segregation produces more effective results. Apparently M. C.V.I, is fulfilling its purpose, because now in its third school year it is full in the daytime, and almost full at night. Classes are in session for fifteen hours a day. And we are building an addition! Not only have we both quantity and quality in our curricular endeavours, but also have our staff and students developed an elaborate and rich programme of extra-curricular activities--all, we believe, under reasonable and necessary restraint. The result is a wealth of opportunity for hundreds of boys and girls to explore in a less formal manner the fields of art and science, music and debate, athletics and chess, in an environment that is both harmonious and creative. And with it all has developed a heartening esprit. The staff and I hope above all that you will depart from here well prepared for your future and inspired to make a positive contribution to your fellow man. G.L. Roberts iffr Ip 8 F F F F
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