Sarnia Collegiate Institute and Technical School - Collegiate Yearbook (Sarnia, Ontario Canada)

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THE COLLEGIATE i T ggi, A straits their--,rss AA t ali'lliiiilFM'OlilID p 'il P I K' I ll IC C'l'S0l!il ,,'0 lllllll lT's a wise plan to take stock of one's self occasionally. Can you pass the following test? - Are you merely attending High School or do you really belong? Would you still come to school if you were perfectly free to do as you pleased-or are you still being sent with an orange for recess? Can you use the kit of tools you brought with you, and are they all in good shape?-Or is your figuring in- accurate, your reading thoughtless, and your English crude? Have you learned yet how to study, and to reason a little as well as mem- orize?-or must you still be spoon-fed? Have you learned self-control and good manners-or do you still want to speak out of turn, scribble on books and desks, and make loud noises? Do you contribute something to the student life of the school, literary, musical, athletic-or are you content to take everything and give nothing in return? For example, is this your magazine even to the smallest extent, or have you been an absolute out- sider, contributing nothing and not even enjoying the privilege of having a contribution refused? Are you concerned for the good name of the school,-both student- body and Staff,-proud of its traditions, and determined not to dishonour them-or was your initiation just a matter of form? The answers to these very personal questions do not depend on the course you are taking nor even on the year you are ing they depend on yourself, your ambitions, your initiative, your self-respect-in brief, your character. Think it over! Measure yourself by High School standards! Are you merely attending school-or do you really belong? -F. C. ASBURY.