Danger of a spirit of indifference becoming prevalent among young people is referred to by the principal of the Petone Memorial Technical College, Mr A. McFadyen, in his report to the Board of Governors. After remarking that more advantage was not being taken of the opportunities provided for tuition in the evening classes, he declares: "One is almost forced to the conclusion that there is a spirit of 'not-worth-whileness' prevalent among the young people. It is sincerely to be hoped that such is not the case. The morale of the young people is a vital factor in the situation, and if there is a danger of such, it is a very real danger, not only to the individual, but also to the community and the nation."
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Ellesmere Guardian, Volume LIV, Issue 21, 17 March 1933, Page 6
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