Page 2 - 1975 Year Book

PRINCIPALS MESSAGE

\Ne have our own stage which we call "School”. Here, we learn; and within recent times we've been
doing some apprenticing so that when we leave this little theatre we might be better fitted for the larger one.
We've had problems and crises this past year, but we've come out of it all, better people, certainly. And that
is as much as we can hope to get out of school - to be able to cope. If we were able to grow a little tolerant,
if we were able to glimpse at our own weaknesses and somehow better ourselves, then we have succeeded.

But our success was due partly to the many activities which took place during the school year 1974-75.

We may vividly recall all the year's activities of the school, but more specifically, I would like to cite
the productions of "I remember Mama” and "From Greece with Love", because they provided a dimension
which vastly contributed to our school life.

What made this year a success? The co-operation and support of staff, parents and students. It was a
real team effort and it is only when people are prepared to work co-operatively that strides can be made.

May I extend my best wishes to our graduates. My only wish to you, graduates of 1975, is that you will,
in some way, emulate the feats of your outstanding predecessors.

Finally, my very sincere thanks to the Echo Staff for making this publication possible.

Sincerely,

R. M. Kouri,
Principal.

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