Alma College - Almafilian Yearbook (St Thomas, Ontario Canada)

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Victoria (Qollege UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO Founded by Royal Charter in 1836 “ for the general education of youth in the various branches of Literature and Science on Christian Principles. As one of the Federated Colleges in the Faculty of Arts of the University of Toronto, Victoria College enrols students in all courses leading to the degrees of Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Commerce and preparatory to admission to the schools of Graduate Studies, Divinity, Education, Law and Social Work. In the Annesley Hall Women’s Residences accommodation is available for women students of Victoria College. In the Victoria College Residences accommodation is available for men students of the College. For full information, including calendars and bulletins, apply to the Registrar, Victoria College, Toronto. TROPHY-CRAFT LTD. Hawke Hardware Ltd. Designers and Manufacturers of (SUCCESSOR TO McMURTRY HDWRE.) SCHOOL PINS AND RINGS, YOUR DEPARTMENTAL PENNANTS, EMBROIDERED AND BULLION CRESTS, HARDWARE STORE “ TROPHIES COMPLETE LINE OF SPORTS EQUIPMENT, KITCHENWARE, PAINT, HAND 102 Lombard St., AND POWER TOOLS, TOYS, TORONTO ELECTRIC FIXTURES. Page 2

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69 th Edition ALMAFILIAN 1954 ’55 Published by THE STUDENTS OF ALMA COLLEGE ST. THOMAS, ONTARIO, CANADA Poge 1

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Tribute to “DOBBY” Who ' s who in Canada? Everyone in our great Do- minion will know about Dr. Dobson because of an article written in Who ' s who in Canada. However, you can never really know Dr. Dobson until you meet him per- sonally and have the privilege of hearing him speak. The two great festivals in the Church year were cele- brated at the school this year and Dr. Dobson gave us an enlightening Christmas message on the Gifts of Christ- mas, at Candelighting. The inspiration of his Easter message was ours to enjoy on Palm Sunday evening in our beautiful Chapel. Each Friday morning we looked forward to Dr. Dobson ' s sermonettes, and the lovely music played by his charm- ing wife, which gave us all new hope to look -onward and forward to even better ways of living. April Fool ' s Day, ' Dobby ' was again on hand to join in the fun and give us our school yell School of rapture, school of joy, Where you never meet a boy, — ALMA, ALMA, ALMA; and also the school song: At Alma College, just over the way. The riser wakes me at break of day, I hear it once, I hear it twice. Then off I go to sleep again, My bed it feels so nice. And then the buzzer, it buzzes in vain. That horrid big bell, it hits me again. Till I can sleep no more, I jump upon the floor, And run to join the end of the line Just going in the door. Through the years Dr. Dobson has been true to our Alma Motto: Toujours en avant , and without him, we could never enjoy the beauty of our Chapel and Amphitheatre. We think of all these things when we remember your own Dobson smile and your genuine sincerity. Alma Daughters 54-55 GREETINGS: Greetings to the Almafilian Editor and all who have helped to produce this fine magazine! It is worthy of the honored name it bears. The Alma Daughters have changed their name to the Alma College Alumnae, but the school paper goes proudly on — perpetuating the name given to it by Doctor Warner sixty years or so ago. It is a useful part of your school programme each year to produce a record of school days which will become more and more precious, as time goes on. It gives a good picture of the busy life of Alma and its many interests. And I must say a word of thanks now for the very special honor accorded to Mrs. Dobson and me in the 1954 issue. We were quite overwhelmed by it, and deeply appreciate the kindness of the Editorial Staff. On our part it is a great pleasure for us to be associated so pleasantly with the school and we do enjoy Friday morning Chapel. You sing the hymns so heartily, and show such evident interest in the whole service. And now we wish you a pleasant summer vacation and great joy and happiness in whatever your future experiences may be. Cordially yours, (signed) P. S. Dobson Page 3