Carleton University - Raven Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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Q ,OJ in -fi' Dndiratiun Iust at the beginning of the academic year 1952-53 a great sorrow befell Carleton College in the death of Mrs. lean Isabel MacOdrum, beloved wife of our president. To her memory we reverently dedicate this Yearbook. Her portrait, which forms the frontispiece, but inadequately conveys the sweetness and charm of her personality. In the difficult years of the growing college she has been a constant source of inspiration and encouragement to her husband, and, by her gracious participation in the college functions and activities endeared herself to the faculty and student body to an unusual degree. Mrs. MacOdrum was born and educated in St. Iohn's Newfoundland, served in the Newfoundland government as legal secretary to the premier, Sir Richard Squires, prior to her enlistment in the Canadian Women's Army Corps. Those who were associated with her in her army service will never forget her fine strong duty-sense or her kindness to those in her charge for she rose to the responsible rank of sergeant, before her marriage to Dr. MacOdrum in Ianuary 1945. Their many friends in Ottawa and in Manotick, especially, knew her as a wonderful home-maker and a devoted mother to her little daughter, Morna, who with Dr. MacOdrum shares our profound sympathy in their irreparable loss. St. Andrews church, of which she was a faithful member was filled with mourners when her pastor, Dr. Ian Burnett paid eloquent tribute to Mrs. MacOdrum's lovely and courageous character and the happiness she had radiated throughout her short life. And so, dear one, for you no darksome grave Your spirit lives, so strong, so gay, so brave. 0 -5, or ti Y. u11Tyo