Carleton University - Raven Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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1 7 flue gear: 0 eoocage Coming back to Carleton College after a year away, I have been impressed with the evidences of abundant vitality on every side. It is right that this should be so, for without vitality we become the ordinary, the taken-for-granted and with the passage of time, the frustrated and the lost. Apart from the vitality in our own academic community, we have learned to delight in expressions of expectancy of life on many sides. It has seemed not strange to me, and I hope not strange to some of my hearers, to pay a tribute of affectionate respect on the 80th birthday of Dr. Albert Schweitzer, labouring at the edge of the primaeval forest, bringing the most modern of insights to an unending task, reinforced by the skills and the devotion of a lifetime. Equally, there has been something striking, something encouraging, in the experience of a creative artist like Fritz Kreisler, celebrating his 80th birthday, and pleading for some of the simplicity and worthiness of effort which tend to be pushed aside in the noise and confusion of urban society. Carleton College at this stage has both the vigour of youth and its own expectancy of age. Those of you who pass beyond its walls this year have it in yourselves to give back to Carleton College a harvest of interest and devotion which will merge into the stature of age and worth. My proudest wish for all of you is that you may not weary in well doing where the rewards are rich and the satisfactions lasting. Q f DE OF AR 0 Sc: -9-

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