Timmins High and Vocational School - Porcupine Quill Yearbook (Timmins, Ontario Canada)

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37' Q 4' ' fl? f , ,655 0.5 :XX . 3' ' Willis- y JQI qgiiilllilg me Qu L 3 y '-r 6 'The Principal's Foreword wh ' The main object of a school is to train its students to be suc- V cessful in the true sense of the word, to be of value to the world. Into your fabric must be welded such principles as 1 ! . industry, honesty, initiative continuity, good-judgment, yu f hopefulness and characterg and the greatest of these is H X f ' character founded upon truth, honour and integrity. May I this success be yours: l I He has achieved success who has lived well, laughed often xl ' and loved much, who has gained the respect of intelligent W I men and the love of little children, who has filled his niche i I 1 and accomplished his task, whether by an improved poppy, r a perfect poem, or a rescued soulg who has never lacked ap- preciation of earth's ibeauty or failed to express it 3 who has . always looked for the -best in others and given the best he , l X hadg whose life was an inspiration and whose memory a i benedictionf' 1 W. W. TANNER X w ff 1 f 1 f ' lx , , 1 , X imXAlW'X i t QW' X YN. NH ,' ' 5 I ' Av sXS5kQl'i9i',5lrW ff rp r N f' if aff 4 b4i?a5:2i2s:f15,3iW' f ' e2Qff5..ft77lf441f' 1 1M2i.e1?e5iQFa v ' I 4 in zaayaf-gwiflfz 5 9 gfffim'-5' iififsifzf e--- 3. ,Q , Eg 1 ' -'-1114 v 153.953 F 122.5 ik Y .el E, i '04 J v r - Zee - l T I . 53-l :avril 1' ,' A l ! Q. 3' QKXW' 1 r 4 f'4,.,.:. -I ' ' ,,,, ,,. l J' 1 41?-4

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I, pkl lQMllllJ,li1Il1limit, lr mill 'll Wil' ,,.,,l.nIi1'llllIlIfI 1 T: l-- V ,llllji Wuffmwllt ll.llte will i . lllllllllll .f.mll W mm'l4Ql gl sift.,-.ml llg x?'Wll1 EDITGRIAL In this issue of The Porcupine Quill we are attempting to tell something of the history of Timmins and its educational development. In 1927 the pupils of the Timmins High School published the irst school magazine, and during the following years succeeding publications have been warmly received. We hope that this year we have preserved the spirit--the truly Northern spirit-of the earlier issues. We of the editorial staff wish to express our appreciation of the help we have received from the school staff, from student contribu- tors, and from friends who have helped us to turn back the pages of the Camp history, We also gratefully acknowledge the work of the advertising staff, without whose industry and efiiciency it would have been impossible to publish this magazine. We commend to all our readers the adver-- tisers whose goods and service are made known to you through the pages of this maga- zine. They have helped us. Will you, our readers, help us as generously by telling them We saw it in The Quill? MARION OSTROSSER Pay no heed to the Batrachians who sit croaking idly by the stream. Life is a stright, plain business, and the way is clear, blazed for you by genera- tions of strong men, into whose labours you enter and whose ideals must be your inspiration. -Sir William Osler For permission to use a number of the cuts in this magazine, the editors are indebted to the courtesy of Mrs. H. W. Darling.