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IN MEMORIAM DAVID WILLIAM BORGAL (first Year Education) March 17, 1962 5
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FROM our principal It is with a sense of mutual achievement, that I offer my greetings and good wishes to those of you who have shared with me this academic year, 1961- ' 62. You, as students, have played your parts well. The teaching and ad¬ ministrative staff, whom I represent, appreciate the contribution to univer¬ sity life that you have made and that you have helped them to make. As I write this message, I look back on things accomplished; and I look for¬ ward to things to do. Our third building is now completed. Green grass, green trees, paved walks are changing a beautiful campus site into a truly beautiful campus. Plans for a new engineering building, for a library, for a new teaching building are now a reality. Visions become bricks and mor¬ tar; but new visions appear. But our vision of a great and beautiful university in this city has never been confined to the physical alone. And it is here, too, that I must thank you for the tremendous zeal that you, as students, have demonstrated during this past year. In your clubs, in your newspaper, in your University work, you have shown an increasing maturity. In your numbers, you have grown to such an extent that we have twice as many graduate students as we had a year ago and more than twice as many students in the senior years. It is true that this past year ' s students, like those who went before them, have faced difficulties. But like true westerners, you accepted them with courage and cheerfulness, happy to create something new and great where nothing existed before. This is what your parents did: this is what you are doing and will continue to do. To help build a great university is no small contribution to the province in which you live. It is my hope that the spirit that you have shown here and the friendliness that you have known here will remain with you in the years to come so that you may enrich the community as you have enriched your campus. Malcolm G. Taylor Principal
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