Carleton University - Raven Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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DR. M. M. MACODRLJM L 7

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Tlw PrvsiflQnl3's Message The year at Carleton College is ending on a note of sorrow. Doug Banton, one of our most popular graduates in the Class of '52 has been reported killed in action while leading his men in a desperately fought relief patrol action in Korea. Yet the sorrow is suffused with glory. This 25 year old graduate of our College and Lieutenant in the Royal Canadians has heroically met and triumphantly answered the challenge of his times. For the rest of us, old and young, who are left-and especially for the graduating class of '53 - the challenge remains. Not always by the manner of our death, but more usually by the manner of our life. are we called upon to show the faith that is in us. In the routine and drudgery of the class- room and of the study this truth very often becomes obscured. In the pleasures, too, whether grave or gay, of protected college life, the serious purpose of our days is occasionally jeopardized. Doug Banton is not alone as an exemplar. Carleton College is young, but it has already its list of heroes, men and women, themselves all young, too young, who have matched their characters with life's demand. This is the proudest and happiest estimate I have ever been able to make of the quality of Carleton College life. I present this estimate with confidence and with high expectations to the members of the graduating class of May 1953. J 'ff -5-

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Raven ' KE LYN TOR ED Y W MARLXATE Em ITOR,-,MCHELLS A550 'EF Staff Photographer, .lim Muir Thanks to Ken Smith, Tom Clowes, Dick Campbell, Marilyn MacKay- Barry for the Grad Sketches. To all the Club officials who contributed material for Club Write-ups. To Lynn lVlacNeil and Ioan Boyle for selling advertising. To Mrs. Forsey Sr. for the Dedication. -3-