Queens University - Tricolour Yearbook (Kingston, Ontario Canada)

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 MARY MCLENNAN ASSOCIATE EOITOR LEVANA ERIC H.6ILMOUR • • • EOITOR- - • . . P e • • • TRICOLOR EDITORIAL STAFF •9-3-3 ROY SHARP ASSOCIATE EOITOR ARTS HOWARD PAMMETT W. S.LEHTO ASSOCIATE EDITOR ASSOCIATE EDITOR BIOGRAPHIES MEDICINE TWO

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T O.UEENS university jlmtq from “{The JBanberer” dventure on. companion, for this Is God’s most greatest gift, the thing that is Take it. although it lead to the abyss. Ceaselessly, like the sunlight, life is spilled Into these channels till the purpose willed Meet with the End that is to be fulfilled. G forth to seek: the quarry never found Is still a fever to the questing hound: The skyline is a promise, not a hound. Therefore, go forth, companion: when you find No highway more, no track, all being blind. The way to go shall glimmer in the mind. Though you have conquered Earth and charted Sea. And planned the courses of all Stars that be. Adventure on. more wonders are in Thee. Adventure on, and if you suffer, swear That the next venturer shall have less to bear; Your way will be retrodden—make it fair. Think, though you thunder on in might, in pride. Others may follow fainting, without guide: Hum out a trackway for them—blaze it wide. Only one banner, Hope: only one star To steer by, Hope, a dim one seen afar. Yet naught will vanquish Hope and nothing bar. Your Hope is what you venture for, your Hope Is but the shadowed semblance of your scope. The chink of gleaming toward which you grope. What though the gleam be but a feeble one! Go on, the man behind you may have none: Even the dimmest gleam is from the sun. And you. the gray thing dragging on the sea, Go as a man goes in Eternity. Under a crown of stars to Destiny. Therefore adventure forth with valiant heart. Knowing that in the utmost stretch of art Life communes with its heavenly counterpart. JOHN MASEFIELD. (INK

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f OlUEEN'S university CLhr arirnlm . (jpumts Huiurrsitij The predominant note in the messages to the graduating classes, appearing: in the 1933 Tricolor, is of encouragement in a time of grave economic disorder. The Editors themselves have been impressed with the difficulties attending- the publication of a Year Book in a period of financial depression, and are the more grateful, therefore, to all those who have whole-heartedly co- operated with them to make possible this year the maintenance-— and in certain respects, they hope, the raising—of the high standard set by previous Tricolors. In particular they are indebted to the Photo Kngravers and Electro-tvpers Ltd., of Toronto, and to Hanson Edgar Ltd., of Kingston, printers of the Year Book. Of the changes made in the Tricolor this year the most revolu- tionary. viz. the omission of all biographies from the pages devoted to the Medical Faculty, has been made at the special request of the final year in Medicine. Among other features of interest should be noticed the dedi- cation of the book to his Excellency, the (iovernor-tleneral ot Canada. It is of special significance this year in view of the visit of Their Excellencies. Lord and Lady Bessborough. to Queen’s at Convocation last Fall, when they were the recipients of honorary degrees from the University. Attention is also directed to the inclusion in these pages of a poem from the pen of the Poet Laureate. It is hoped that this will serve to remind readers of the Tricolor of Mr. Masefield’s visit to Queen’s in February. 1933. 86 ae Til KICK