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THE STAFF Editor-in-C-liief-F. H. CARL RETNKE Assistant E1lito1'f,lAlNI'ES A. OGILVY So0r0tai'yA.lAC'K ROGERS LITERARY STAFF Lf'l'l'llllliXY, Merellitli Thompson Girls' Atliln-tic-sflliss llorotliy' Carey Boys' iXllllt'il4'S1DfIllI'lld Budfgo Girls' floriierflliss 3lFll lIll'l9 3Tfll Ffll'lHHt? LliGI'3!'j' gl1pltl'ViSoT'ff.l, A. FR-EERIQAN, B. Military 3If'lliUl'S-lEIlYl'!lI'Cl S. Thomas Alumni-Alan T. Christie Ext-liangesililoyd Sommerville Jokes-Ernest Watson Artists-E. S. Thomas, Winn Orr A. BUSINESS STAFF Business NfJlIIflQOI'-FR-ED M. HODD I Fliss Grave Pm-lulm'-s Assistants .lnmes lf. lvriglit i Fred U. Eagle Business Sllpervisor--G. F. ARMSTRONG. B.A. FORM REPRESENTATIVES Fm-ni l.fMiss Kathleen Fitzpatriwk. Form Sr. lll,AHei'lwort L. Willard. Form Tfflliss Miriam Ostrosser. Form TV.-Rolat. H. Thompson. Form Jr. Tll.-Miss Bessie Laurie lfmllai-ll F. T.-Chas Beatty. ROOM REPRESENTATIVES l-Miss I House 13-G. Smith 25-Miss A. MacLaren 2-Miss A. Mr-Cormick MAG. Hunter SG-Gord. Neill 3.-Miss M. Garry' li--J. Avrflfht-llWI'lflj,'l 27-Miss N. Elliott 4-Miss C. Zola 5-E. Wlielpton 6-H. Singer 7-B. Davidson SiH. Armstrong 9-C. Bates l0-R. lMcAdarns 11-Miss H. Langs l'Z-C. Elliot I.-A.-J. Kemp N. Truax II.-B lfi l7 -R. Thompson -J. Flliot lR-.T. Zick n -Seliiss M. Linklater 20-G. Robson T-l-W. Lord lf'-R. llmnler T-2-A. Shaw 20-Miss Fleming T-3-R. Hazel 21-S. Morton 'l'-4-C. Paterson Qiflliss l. Barrett T-5-Miss M. Andrews 23--XY. Stamp T-6-K. Barnes 2-lflliss C. Nelson T-7-Miss V. Mueller Ballard C. I.- ll.-A.-G. Millwa rd O. Crosswaite .-Miss MoFadg'en I.-U.-Jack Page C. Smith I.-B.-J. Smith P. Ratclitfe
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F I 0 E ii '- an H iggs A ' YQ- 'Tl ..5.--fyffzs . If 'Lf I fi' :pi ,.:, 1. Al-, f -.4-- - 1 S. v . ed ', ---- A, BS! rr ' ,i , . '- ' ff , I- tl: ' 2.231 , EDI I URI A S . I Ea , Qu'-12 'P , ,,,. Aa- was i'4f.'...atl1v1g ll manual I' H CARL REINKE Eamrmcmef M 71 3 It is fitting that we should dedicate this number of the Vox to Our British Empire, the hope of the world and civilization-for as Shakespeare said. the times are out of joint. That political, industrial. moral and physical unit called the WO1'lCl still staggers from the blow of the Great lvar. A civilization nurtured by the genius of mankind for centuries is iinperilledg hatred. distrust and avariee have struck deeply into her vitals. Time only will reveal whether the wound is mortal. As the world exists for the education of each man. so each man exists for the education of the world. Every nation exists for the development of the Whole World: and because this moral law was broken, some nations have become decadent, and only those fulfilling it can survive. Our own British Empire-a union of free nations, bound together by mutual affection and good will, based on freedom and equality-must endure so long as she has the will to serve. The Empire Conference just eoneluded in London was one of the most momentous since the termination of the Great XVar. Each international Conference since the YVar has been more or less a diplomatic sparring match between the nations represented. Home ot' these eoint'ei-eiiees were character- ized by distrust and a lack of trankness. and even threatened grave conse- quenees, but always terminated in expressions of good-will. Since Germany tore up the Scrap of Paper, otllpl- uafioiis have taken this as a precedent to further their national ambitions. In contrast to the several international conferences, the Imperial Confer- ence has been one of harmony, frankness and good-will. Nations, like individuals, have diverse tendencies. temperaments and ambitions, and unless the moral viewpoint and ideals are similar when their
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