St Johns High School - Torch Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

Page 42 text:

COMPLIMENTS OF Neaman Fur Company Limited FUR MANUFACTURERS PHONE 93 147 THIRD FLOOR, FREE PRESS BUILDING, WINNIPEG Spread the Word! ★ Help Veterans secure housing accommodation, by renting any extra rooms. Write . . . Emergency Housing Committee, 160 Princess St., or phone 849 232. ★ THE DREWRYS LTD. GLADSTONE KARR •On- - SHOES FOR THE SMARTLY DRESSED STUDENT • »■-«C - 513 Selkirk Ave. Telephone 54 346 FIVE ROSES FLOUR HOMEBAKERS from Generation to Generation Continue to Rely On LAKE OF THE WOODS MILLING CO. LIMITED, WINNIPEG FIVE, Roses 38 -os When PocKed VE ROSES FLflU R Page Forty

Page 41 text:

democracy. We must ever be on guard, ever vigilant to speak and fight for freedom, lest by hesitating to face realities, we pay the price of a third world war. In these aspects as well as in the similar features of education, we look to our school for guidance. School is the training ground for the future. It is not only the knowledge that we gain here, but the spirit of fair play which underlies the whole practice of democracy. We learn, by example, to be fair to our teacher, to our companions, even to our competitors, and, learning this, we learn to be fair to ourselves. In this miniature community of St. John’s, the youth of many ethnic origins: Anglo-Saxon, Russian, Jewish, Polish, French, live and work together, because we are properly guided by our principal, Mr. Reeve, and his staff. If this way of life could be widened and deepened, to reach the four corners of the earth, then there is hope that the nations of the world will live in peace and harmony with one another. Of course, no single group will ever do enough to offset a Hitler. Yet the world is composed of a multitude of groups, and, each doing his part toward the making of a good society, will in¬ spire others, in the words of the United Nations Charter: “To reafirm faith in fundamental hu¬ man rights, in the dignity and the worth of the human person, in equal rights for men and women.” A brave new world lies ahead of us if we have the will to call it into existence. And in saying f arewell to the graduates of 1946, and in wishing them success and participation in this brave new world, Shakespeare’s words still apply: “To thine own self be true, And it must follow, as the night the day, Thou canst not then be false to any man.” DAVID SOKOLOV. ee+ienA. ' SUap.. . . AN AGE NOT A SIZE It ' s the shop you bright-eyed 12-to-l 6-year-olds have always yearned for! A color-splashed shop of your own, filled with simply terrific teen-age fashions . . . “hep” to the “jive” set! Bright, warm jumpers ... good pal classics . . . “coke” date super specials. Everything at prices that are right in the groove! Dresses, coats, suits, sportswear—7% to 15% (for slender teens), 10 to 16 (for sturdy teens), and 9 to 15 (for straight teens). Visit, write or phone the Teeners’ Shop often . . . and become the “slick chick” of your crowd. FOURTH FLOOR, THE BAY 6t stmyl5atj (Lontpumj. INCORPORATED 2?? MAY 1670. Page Thirty-nine

Page 43 text:

this. te like is at the look kind you of that girl COMPLIMENTS OF . . . ! (Graduate of Tech. and The Ringer Drug Stores CARLTON DRUG STORE MALL DRUGS ROYAL DRUG STANDARD DRUGS Page Forty-one