Sydney Academy - Record Yearbook (Sydney, Australia)

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UNIVERSITY OF KING'S COLLEGE in association with DALHOUSIE UNIVERSITY, HALIFAX, N. S. FOUNDED 1789 The Church of England University, Faculties of Arts, Science and Divinity, pre-professional courses in Medicine, Dentistry and Law, also la Schovol of Journalism. Residence accoinniodation for men and for Women students. For particulars of Entrance and Scholarships apply to THE REGISTRAR, King's College, Halifax, N. S. reefimgs vom . Local Union H564 United Steelworkers oi America C 1' t. f omp unen s 0 Compliments of F. 0. Bezanson 81. Go. Wolfsonfsud. J EVVELLERS DIAL 5 4 0 9 Established 1900 , 98 Townsend St. 331 Charlotte St. Phone 6219 Sydney Nova Scotia

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GCGM!Gy ,S MEN'S WEAR FIT REFolRM CLOTHES PHONE 6126 335 Cliarlotte St. Sydney Compliments of Hugh L. MacLeod GENERAL INSURANCE Cliarlotte St. Sydney DIAL 6344 Prescriptions Come FIRST at PUIIBII Drug SIOIBS Limited 3 Rexall Drug Stores to Serve You Promptly and E'fficie11tly The Rexall Stores Compliments of G. E. Leslie cYz Co. fl U Dorchester St. Sydney Compliments of J . Smith Mclvor Barrister 195 Charlotte Street Compliments of Macllliyfe 80 M30K9llZi8 BARRISTERS -...egiBg.a... Sydney Nova Scotia Good Luck to Class '49-'50 Menzies' Lunch GEORGE STREET SYDNEY TOBIAS 81 JOSEPH Formerly Moraff 's Billiards 80 Smokers Supplies Novelties 85 Magazines Sydney Nova Scotia Watches

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013115 CifJtOrio -WARD-' lt is debatable whether the world we live in is headed toward mass de- struction or international harmony, we all hope and strive for international harmony, but there are those in the world who, either because of ignorance or selfish desires, make the balance lean in the opposite direction. In such a world there is a great need for education - education of the individual and of the people as a whole. This education should teach us not only to live in our own society but it should foster universal fraternity. VVe see, then, the importance of getting this education, and the folly ot wasting time and opportunity. This does not mean all work and no play, but it means that we must be careful to mix work and play in the right proport- ions. The students at our Sydney Academy form but one small unit- in the vast machinery which is striving to produce international harmony. But as this unit we must do our part, we must not be lax. For it takes only one broken part to put the machinery out of order. The past few years have been very successful at Sydney Academy. ln dications are tha.t this year will be no exception. These successes have been both scholastic and athletic. XVe must be careful, however, in the light of ath- letic successes, not to be negligent in scholastic activities. The right proportf ion of play is necessary in our recipe for success, but too much will give a sour taste. H This year Mr. G. G. Camp-bell. our principal, has been selected to repre- sent Canada at a Seminar. sponsored by U.NESf'0, the object of which is The lmprovement of Text Books, Particularly History Text Books, to be held at Brusselsin the Summer. This is. besides being' an honor to Mr. Campbell. an honor to the Academy students and to the flity of Sydney. NVe are proud of our Principal. 5