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

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YEAR BO K EXECUTIVE --1 MISS MRY MORGI-TN we F JEROME J gun-gmfgqo MISS P1nUO BELL 1-L21 W,0.REGMON Twelve

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num en ..f.-- I'iwris-nii W. J, 51,11 n nn,i.l Ilffmfrum l'rmnIun1 nl Ytur 'H A11 Appreciation 'li is :lillwnll for ai stunlt-nt to formulate any itlea of what il must mean to nrt in the capacity of Hnliortiry President nf Li vmn' at the 0.A.li. 50 murh van he tlone- must be tlunefin that Cun- nevtion. liucause there are so IHHIN' things n young year must limi out frtnn its Father Atlvisor. it ir exitlent at the nut-et that the man nhl, hultls sueh a Imsitium must haw great potters uf juiigment. anrl. at the same time. he in a position In umlerstmul the sturlenls' viewpoint. .lust suvh an man Ims hr-en fnunrl in the person of Prufessur Squirreil. ln him ue have fnuntl une who has been :ilwuys rea-ly tu help: ziluuivs unrlcrstnmls ing: ever patient with the errant. vet ai pallienre horn nt simpgithy .incl not uf tuleruliun. We have fuunci in him a man tv: whom .mvnne felt free to go for tulvive knowing that he would receive the very -uumlcst of it and he wela. 'nme We approaeiietl him .is man tu man. and not as student to professor. with Professor Squirrell in the chair we knew that fa good time was in store at all year functions. His stories of his student days revealed the fund ut' prm:tit'zil. lirst-hand lxnowlenlge that has kept alive his .ippreciation of stumlent opinion. For four years we haue been congratulating our- selves on nur very fortunate choice in selecting Professor Squirrf-ll ln aut as our Arlvisor, Yvhen we gn nut from here as glnicluates we will remeniher him. znul upprecinte what he has meant to the year as a whole. and lo ourselves as individuals. as long as the spirit uf year '33 exists.