Saskatchewan Teachers College - Lampada Yeabook (Regina, Saskatchewan Canada)

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PRESIDENT Our year of training here at Teachers’ College fast draws to a close. With our departure another page will turn in the history of education in Saskatchewan, for we are the last graduating class of our institution as such. By graduating as the last graduates of Teachers’ College we gain the right to teach; however, we also accept a responsibility. We accept a responsibility to the youth we will be teaching and also to society. We should be honour bound to set a moral and academic example for our pupils. We must be prepared to guide our pupils in their formative years. The importance of education, and indirectly our importance, is great, as was pointed out by the theme of this year’s Education Week, Education, the measure of a nation. The children of today are the leaders of tomorrow’s society; therefore, we are challenged to help maintain a suitable and ef¬ fective standard of education. Teaching is an honoured and important profession. Let us enter it humbly, and do our utmost to maintain its high standards. Earl Brown President

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