Lakehead University - Yearbook (Thunder Bay, Ontario Canada)

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THE STUDENTS of the Lakehead Technical Institute preseet their YEAR BOOK y 46207 VOLUME IV

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LAKEHEAD TECHNI ' CAL INSTITUTE YEAR BOOK THE PRINCIPAL ' S MESSAGE TO THE GRADUATES: It is a privilege to extend sincere congratulations and every good wish to the graduating class. We of t he staff have watched your progress through the Lakehead Technical Institute with keen interest. Now as you go out to join our growing group of Graduates we look forward to your con- tinued success. Graduates in both the Technical and University Divisions are making an enviable reputation. Now the challenge is yours. Graduation is only the first hurdle. There will be many more ahead. Approach them with the same confidence and enthusiasm that you have displayed at the Lakehead Technical Institute. Canada is a land of unlimited opportunity for you who graduate in 1953. Let us not forget, how- ever, that the Canadian way of life stands for something more than abundant natural resources, automobiles and automatic washing machines. Canada is a land of liberty. Lord Acton said that there is one constant in history: the idea of liberty. But this liberty involves far more than the rights of man or the pursuit of happiness. Indeed, said Acton, if happiness is the end of Society, then liberty is superfluous . . . Liberty is not the power of doing what we like, but the right of being able to do what we ought. Let us all accept the full responsibilities of Canadian citizenship. The growth of our country depends on what we are ready to do to-morrow. HAROLD S. BRAUN, Principal.