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Newspaper
Bridgetown Advocate
Location
Bridgetown, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 19, 1939
Page
5
A dense discussion argues education protects the inner self and moral compass beyond math and languages. It emphasizes developing balance of mind, courage, clear thinking, self esteem, and love of truth to defend against tyranny, brutality, and injustice, even amid political trial.
The article reflects on a 25 year era of advancement linked to colleges tied to commercial studies. It notes the late Mr Robert’s efforts to found institutions intended to foster practical commercial training and assist graduates in securing suitable employment.
A fragment discusses HG Wells and his view that education is humanitys hope. It cites Wells Outline of History noting history as beginnings and predicting future chapters. The text reflects on public examinations and college progress in the state, tied to broader educational advancement.
In 1938 the college celebrated its silver jubilee with a record number of students enrolled and a peak in employment service rendered. The institute runs day and evening classes at Sheffield House, Central Hay Street, offering shorthands, typing, bookkeeping, business English and office duties, with graduates guaranteed positions and active placement service.
Aquinas College at Mt Henry in WA presents a full educational unit on 103 acres, offering religious instruction, advanced studies, and strong public school ties. The new facilities include modern kitchens, dormitories, and nursing care, with courses in languages, science, and agriculture, plus sports and music.
The St Louis College, the first Jesuit college in Western Australia, has made rapid progress since its May 24 1933 opening. Attendance on prize day in December reflected growth as Archbishop Grave distributed prizes with a guard of honour by students. Rector Very Rev Kelly praised the progress over 40 months and emphasized careful material selection, gradual expansion, and teaching boys to express themselves clearly in English.
A description praises a Western Australian institution for its broad range of technical subjects and practical training in engineering and health. The article emphasizes qualified staff, careful subject selection, and a strong record of efficiency and fidelity deserving continued backing.
The article notes praise for donors and leaders at St Louis College Claremont for supporting education and the Jesuit approach. It highlights training students to speak clearly, the progression of certificates from sub-junior to leaving certificates, and the school’s location on Stirling Highway. It mentions Father Kelly and Father Prendiville and invites prospects to contact the Rector for details.
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