Carleton University - Raven Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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ffatd zeaiclwtb Wleaaage I remember once going to one of the cosy theatres in London to see the play by John Galsworthy called 'Loyaltiesf' I remember thinking at that time that loyalties might well seem to be a matter of emotions rather than first principles, and l suppose that in the tangled family circum- stances with which Galsworthy was dealing first principles had to take second place. With Carleton College the loyalties are different, because it seems to me that they do proceed from first principles. ln those more leisurely though busy days when Carleton College was successively idea, experiment and fact, there were heartwarming loyalties that bound part-time students. When we became a daytime institution with full-time students, some of these loyalties broadened out, and they broadened still further as our de- gree programs became consolidated and recognition followed achievement. This sense of loyalty to Carleton College is a proud possession and almost the most precious ingredient of our corporate strength. It is im- portant that as we - and you, the graduating class - face new demands and new responsibilities, the sense of loyalty should flourish with age and shine with usefulness. For of what shall Carleton College be proud if not of its graduates? And where shall example and achievement beckon more persuasively than to those who follow in the virile traditions which our short history has already been able to forge? lt is with a full heart that l bespeak your loyalty to Carleton College for what it is and what it may become, and I write no happier wish than that your dreams should come true along with ours. awed ff. an -5-

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