Ontario Agricultural College - OAC Bulletin Yearbook (Guelph, Ontario Canada)

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NTAHQHGD oiiuciiuiiwiiimii. CQDLLEGE TO YEAR 'TI-IIRTY 9 men and WOIllPll7l11O1'E' than 29,2100-wlio have eurolletl in the courses offered hy the O. A, C. since it was originated in lS7-l, The men and WUlllE'll who have gone from the college are locziterl in the Provinces of Culuula, practiczilly every part of the British Einpire, the niany sections of the l'uiterl States, Zlllll in every other llllll0l'lZlllf c:Juntry tliroughout the world. They have ncconiplisliefl Ll great work. They have played El proininent part in their chosen field and i11 the C'U1Hllllllllfl9S i11 which they live. They have rentlererl ll worth-while service and have lnrouglit great credit to thcluselves and to their A111111 Mater. The inenibcrs of the Class of 15130 have mantle illl cuvisihle l'k'f'Ul'll us sturleuts und as lcutlers -in the lllilllj' College activities. lt is ex- pected that they, too, will give 11 guoll account of tlicuiselves. Bv their work and attaininents the illustrious rec-orll ot' the College will ln- further brightenecl and elevated. Gl'Z1dlI2lllOll is not necessarily IL lll'l32lklllg of thc ties between the nieinbers of the class and the college, A genuine mutual llll'l:'l'l'Hl 'illtlllltl prevail llll'Ullgll tl1e years. Your A111111 Mutt-1' will lllillllllllll Zlll :u'tiv1- helpful interest i11 you and your work. and will welconn- your siipport. :ind especially your frieiirlsliip ancl visits. Meinbers of the Faculty antl the iuany frientls of the College join i11 the offer of C'Ollg1'iltlllkltlOllS and sincere best wishes for liuppineas. health, and success. I . . Z Paul' Xinv W I-IE Class of 1930 forms an iniportant part of an iinportaut hotly of

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Nraiiaio oiiaiiciiiiijiatiiiiaait Coiiotaoa EDITORS PAGE A page for perusal by staff and students alike, but t'or graduating students in particular. Within these pictured pages there lurks a magic spell. Which Time and Care assuages and sounds dull Sadness' knell: For they who thumb thefin over, although their eyes be dim, Shall niomently recover their youthful strength of limbg The Spring of Nineteen Thirty lives evermore for them, As we turn to these pages in future years may we associate with them only the most pleasant recollections of our days together at the Ontario Agricultural College. ln presenting this volume we modestly call your attention to a few facts of consequence. While following the general plan of previous volumes we have endeavoured to secure originality with sincerity in write-ups, especially in the longer articles, We are grateful to those who have so willingly and generously assisted toward this end. The work of the Associate Editor deserves special mention. To her careful and conscientious efforts are due the editorial precision and litera1'y quality of the Macdonald Institute section. So rapidly are changes on our campus taking place that observations made at this time would soon be out of date. lt is, however, ot' historical interest. especially to the present graduating classes. to note that this year marks the removal of Johnston 1-lall, a portion of which formed the original building of 187-l. The fine new building which is being erected to replace Johnston llall will meet the greater demands upon this growing institution. The 0.A.L'. is being called upon to support an ever increasing service for agriculture. This places upon every student the responsibility of vindicating to the people of this Province that as graduates we are properly equipped to become leaders among them. As leaders we shall lie faced with the qiiestionglliw can l prove lnyself worthy of this days opportunity? Hou can I live and work so that I may be able to say, Whatever has been, whatever may he. I have done my best? The Moving Finger writes: and, having writ, Moves on: nor all your I-'iety nor Wit Shall lure it back to cancel half a Line. Nor all your Tears wash out a Word of it. The moving finger, that writes, is the finger of time. Having written the story of our lives, it moves on, and nothing shall lure it back to cancel halt' a line. We cannot avoid the fact that we are masters of our fa-tes. the captains of our souls THE EDITOR. i-:iw it win A 'V

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Nmuauco GIEHQMETHERAL CQQMLLEGED SENIOR FACULTY I ,.-.nf