Provincial Normal School Vancouver, B. C. Annual 1925-26
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is part of: B.C. Historical Documents Collection
creator: Provincial Normal School (B.C.)
issued: 2018-05-29
issued: [1926]
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extent: 80 pages
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note: C^ZzZt^FcZ^^^y LZ cz>^i_^, 9 Provincial j^Lormal Scnoo I 1 Vancouver, B. C. ts ^nilUAL 19 25-26 Mr. D. M. Robinson As a token of appreciation by the Student Body. 1925-26 Autographs Students of 1925-26 /N A VERY SHORT TIME your school days will be ouer. With the opening of the new school year many of you will find yourselves in charge of classes throughout the province. This new experience will doubtless be interesting to you. This interest may be only temporary or it may be permanent. If you allow yourselves to follow the path of least resistance, doing just enough to get by, putting off your work and thus letting it accumulate, you will soon find that first t steadily decreasing. You will find the time drag; you will work with your eyes on the clock; work will become drudgery and failure will surely result. If, on the other hand, you strive to do your work to the best of your ability, always keeping all departments of the work up to date, even doing the little extras not necessarily demanded of you, always coming before your pupils with work thoroughly prepared, you will find that first interest in the work steadily increasing and becoming more and more permanent. You will find the time all too short; you will lose yourself in your work and success will ately be.yours. mid like to impress upon you the importance of giving your best attention to details. Re- nber that The long race is made up of many steps, that life is the sum total of a mass of details. "If you would have a high ideal for life as a whole, you must have a high ideal for each of its parts . If you would attain your high ambition for ultimate success you must set a high standard for each of the tasks by which it is reached. There is no'better way to increase your capacity in any line of endeavour than to set yourself a definite standard of achievement in every task and then bend every energy toward reaching that standard. One should always do his best, but that best will be a great deal better if it…
has type: Yearbooks
identifier: LB1997.B7 P76
is shown at: 10.14288/1.0370831
language: English
provider: Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library
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source: Original Format: University of British Columbia. Library. Rare Books and Special Collections. LB1997.B7 P76
subject: Education
subject: Teachers colleges
subject: Yearbooks
type: Text