Carleton University - Raven Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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4-S65-5' S0 62 flue reoiclc-:nt'o Qpeport' I wonder Whether you have seen what I have seen in this year of college life ? And I wonder what you have seen that I have missed 'P It is possible, indeed probable, that both of us have failed to note or to understand much that the future Will show to have been of importance. People come first, and Carleton College can again this year be grateful for the people who have laboured on her behalf - students, teachers, parents, and friends. High on the list of those who have served the college Well is the name of one who is no longer with us, the late Harry Stevenson Southam, C.lVI.G., LL.D., our Chancellor since 1952, and before that the Chairman of our Board of Governors. The acceptance by the Secretary-General of the United Nations, Dag I-Iammarskjold, of the first honorary doctorate of Carleton College struck a happy note. We are proud to have the Secretary-General as our first - and at present our only - honorary doctor. And I have his warm assurance that he is proud to be of our number. Dean Gibson has returned from his sabbatical year spent at Oxford and at Princeton. Professors Munn of Physics and Gordon of Economics have been granted sabbatical leave for the academic year 1954-55. Dr. Munn will study in Paris, Mr. Gordon at Cambridge. People come first, but considerations of money, buildings, and programmes press close behind. The success attending the Carleton College Expansion Programme, the freeing of our 130-acre Dow's Lake property for development of a univer- sity campus, the acquisition of a building on First Avenue to serve as headquarters for the new School of Public Administra- tion: all these good things have come to us this year, and augur well for the future of our college. To return to people: Best of all we have had you, and all that you have been able to accomplish. A college is judged by the quality of the men and women who are its members. You bear our hopes. DH. IVI. IVI. lVlacODRUlVI PRESIDENT or CARLETON COLLEGE ,5n-