Carleton University - Raven Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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I I I l I I E I Ii 1 l l l I I OTTAWA, CANADA I I willy, 5 if I ' dt il? 4 - 'Vltllls -is OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT AND VICE-CHANCELLOR v CARLETON UNIVERSITY Today, and in later years, when you thinkback to your lite at Carleton, I hope you will remember manybrightspots:yourtirstexciting days on campus, examina- tion results that were better than you had expected, lectures and discussions that gave you new insight, books that suddenly opened up new vistas, good parties, students and members of faculty whom you came to know well, and, finally, the memorable day of graduation. Like every student who has graduated from Carleton, you have lived with the inconveniences of the University's physical expansion. Butwhat better preparation for the future than to have lived through Carleton's growing-pain experiences of power breaks, deep abysses, and periods of dense smoke? It is our hope at Carleton that youryears here have developed within you an inquiring mind, a love of knowledge,deepintegrity,and a better understanding of others' points of view. Carleton, in turn, has gained from you. For the interrelation of the various members of your University is such that each learns from the other. As graduates, you remain members ol the Carleton family. Many of you will return to further your studies, to attend special lectures and concerts, to talk again with members of the faculty, and to take part in Alumni Association activities. As you leave you take with you the warmest best wishes of Carleton. Davidson Du nton President and Vice-Chancellor