University of Windsor - Magister Yearbook (Windsor, Ontario Canada)

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ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION TO THE GRADUATES OF 1968: As you graduate from our College this year, you will be starting the first year of your career in Year One of Canada's second century. During the paSt year you have been thrilled by many of the events that have told of Canada's past and portrayed the hopes of the future during the nation- wide celebration of the Centennial Year. Through the miracle of electronics we have all been participants in the events which brough visitors from all over the world to Canada's doorstep. This has been a year to rememberi Your contribution will be in line with this tradition when you begin your work with Canada's youth. It is your privilege to not only provide guidance in the areas of skill and knowledge, but you are entrusted with the thrilling challenge of assisting in the development of sound attitudes and values during this era of rapid change . With faith, optimism and courage, you will help build the basic foundations which young people require as they step forward into the new century. May you say with the Roman poet: Let ancient times delight other folkg I rejoice that I was not born 'til now. R. S. Devereux, Principal -My best wishes follow you. 21

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R. S. Devereux, M.A Principal 20

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