Stratford Normal School - Classic Yearbook (Stratford, Ontario Canada)

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Page Four THE CLASSIC june 1921 H. G. MARTYN, B.A. Strive and thrive. ABrowning. A great many faults are covered by hard work and! earnestnessf' J J. w. EMERY, B.A., D. Paed. H. G. MANNING, B.A. Let knowledge grow from more to more, But: more of reverence in us dwell. -Tennyson.

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june 1921 1 THE CLASSIC Page Three DR. S. SILCOX, B.A., D. Paed. Principal Ehitnrial N the dedication poem for the Memorial XVindow are these lines: HThough I be unmarked bi the years, Hence forth l am old as the world. Although this is only the end ol' the thirteenth session of this school, there is an increasing number of graduates coming to occupy prominent places in the activities ol' the world-in education, in music, and in business. The success of our graduates stimulates us to greater eliiort and should inspire each student going out from this school to achieve equal or greater success. Never were so many opportunities waiting to be seized -Education is broadening out every year and is calling for more highly trained workers. XYhal will this class of students accomplish? The training received here is only a beginning for the real training of actual teaching In order to succeed there is need of constant study, especially as methods of teaching and testing are changing noticeably from year to year. True satisfaction is found in constant progress toward a distant goal. S. SI LCUX, Principal

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june 1921 F. McNALLY, B.Sc. The purpose of eclumtion is to give to the body and to the Soul all the beauty and all the perfection of which they are capable. - Plato. THE CLASSIC , ,ii ,fx 7? f I J. W. FORBES, B.A. If wrinkles must be written upon our brows, let them not be written upon the heart. The spirit should not grow old. -james A. Garfield. Page Five n -. 1. 1 . -tk N A. JOHNSTON IX good book is the best of lriemls the sumo to-rluy and lor- YY 1 x ever. -XXI. 'luppeix