St Andrews High School - Seaside Reveries Yearbook (St Andrews, New Brunswick Canada)

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Principal 's Message Students of Prince Arthur School: Speaking at Canada's National Cenotaph, Ottawa, November ll, 195'-P, Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery said in part: 'There are in this world things that are true and things that are false. There are ways that are right and ways that are wrong. There are men good and men bad. On one side or the other each of us must take his stand, one or the other, we must serve.' nYou will remember that a great commander once dismissed his troops after a long campaign with these words nChoose this day whom ye will serve. As for me and my house, we will serve the lord.n WGreat words those, by Joshua, great words which are surely the foundation of the whole matter. If the young people of today will get this right, they will have no diffi- culty in tackling any of the tremendous problems that will face them today.' That message of Field Marshal Montgomery deserves serious consideration by the students of this Prince Arthur of Connaught School. Upon you will soon rest the heavy burden of great world problems. How they are settled will be deter- mined by Joshua's challenge UChoose this day whom ye will serve. As for me and my house we will serve the Lord.' Ye that hath faith to look with fearless eyes Beyond the tragedy of a world at strife And know that out of death and night shall rise The dawn of an ampler life - Rejoice, whatever anguish rend your heart That God has given to you the priceless dower To live in these great times and bear your part In Freedom's crowning hour. 'Choose ye this day whom he shall serven. Elmer H. Wiley Principal -5.

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Senior 51335 Centreville born, May 5, 193 Richard received his education in St.Andrew Full-back on the soccer team, high jumperq the track team, captain and sparkling forwa of the hockey team Dick still finds plenty 4 time for his favorite year round much belovf sport--girls. The sparkplug of grade twel' with his everlasting broad smile and the fm ous flutter of his twinkling blue eyes, wa President of the Athletic Association az Photography Editor of the yearbook. Next yea Dick will be a rock hound as he studies Ge: logy at U.N.B. He will all right, too. W 4 v Ly 2. Q RIC' RD GREENE M Wagga . WMV! Born ugust 8, 1936, in St. Andrews Roberta, the smallest member of our Class, is active in community service, as a Pack leader in the Brownies, a Lieutenant in the Girl Guides and a crewmember of the S.R.S. Haida. She is Vice-President of the Baptist Young Peoples Union. Rapidly developing into a fine figure skater, Roberta also plays forward on the girls' basketball team. Added to these activities, she is secretary-treasurer of the Athletic Association, and still finds time to be a good student. She plans to put R.N.after her name. Our best wishes follow her. -4In, I fXfjMQ7e+i?7,Z3,Zbacf ' ,c4rzQ A fav 4-wi - -7- ROBERTA MATTHEW