Queens University - Tricolour Yearbook (Kingston, Ontario Canada)

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DR. AAV. JOLLIFFE Honorary President of A.M.S. How fortunate it is to belong to Queen’s '67 — surely a famous year! Attachment to any particular year. Faculty, or discipline soon becomes dominated by loyalty to Queen’s, but the class of ’67 will maintain its identity more strongly than most. None of your many prede- cessors witnessed more changes in campus and classroom — or demonstrated deeper involve- ment and less conformity. And few can have surpassed your moments of excitement and fun, as the pictures in Tricolor '67 testify. Your highest achievements arc less easily measured or depicted. The word ALUMNUS, I am told, properly signifies ’nursling’ — one who is still receiving sustenance, not handing it out. The derivation might seem quite inappropriate for the '67 graduate who anticipates giving counsel and support to ALMA MATER, and it may be that the intent of the word has changed down the centuries. Perhaps your conclusions on this pedantic matter should be waived until you leaf through Tricolor ’67 some years hence. At that time you may find that your experience supports the original meaning: that the brief years at Queen’s — the sparks that were struck, the fires that were kindled, the friendships that were forged — were the beginnings of a lifelong feast. I hope so and wish you well. Dr. Jolliffc 24

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ALMA MATER SOCIETY 1966 - 1967 ED CHOWN President, Arts Sr. Rep. W V A DOUG BELCH Law Sr. Rep. KEVIN BELL Grad. Sr. Rep. BETSY ANDERSON Levana Sr. Rep. WADEJUNEK Meds Sr. Rep. DOT WILLIAMS Asst. Sec.-Treas. PETER LEISHMAN Eng. Sr. Rep. BOB POND Theology Sr. Rep. JUDY MALONEY Nursing Science Rep. JOHN FARNHAM CUS Chairman 26