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Dean ' s Message Dear Girls: It is with a somewhat greater sense of direction that I write this message to you in my second year as Dean at Ontario Ladies ' College . As I look back over the months since I last wrote for Vox Collegii I realize I have now shared all the traditional events which have been a part of OLC for many years. I have also seen one group ofstudents leave our school and a new group enter its halls. This causes me to ask the questionT How can we best prepare ourselves to meet life in this 20th century atomic age? In reply to this question, there comes to mind a few well chosen words of advice from my fo rm e r p rincipal , Dr. E. Gordon Waugh, given to us during other turbulent days. Here are some watch-words to point the ways in which I feel sure we can make a contribution to our world. Fear and love God. Only through seeking His glory can we pos- sibly achieve anything of value. Serve your fellow man. Put the true interests of others first and try to really put yourself second. Laugh much and find sources of humour and fun everywhere. En- joy life and be keen about its experiences. Never grow sour, never grow cynical, never grow pessimistic. Seek knowledge, true knowledge. Never let yourself cease to learn, never let your mind be apathetic. One of the truest and most lasting joys in life comes from mental activity. I could go on and on with much more advice about how best to meet life in the 20th century, but we learn to live by living. There are many things you must discover for yourselves, but there are also many things you can learn from the experience of others. I should like to think that here at OLC you may learn to know when youmust discover things for yourself and when it is best to seek the advice of others. May God grant you wisdom, understanding and guidance as you set out to make your contribution to a divided world. I know His love will surround you, A ff ectionately , Mary Elizabeth Bone
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