University of Manitoba - Brown and Gold Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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W. TIER Paae Fifty

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HE graduation of a student is an exceedingly important event. For most it marks the end of specific and formal train- ing for life and for all it should mark the beginning of a zealous and determined effort to rear the best possible superstructure on the foundation that has been laid. The convic- tion will increase with the years that your University education has been invaluable, that it has given substance and direction and strength to your intellectual powers and that your associations with your fellow students and with your Faculty have fitted you to be and to desire to be extensively servicable mem- bers of society. There is much need for you in a world presently disturbed and confused. You can bring to its poise, moderation, broad and sympathetic vision, the energies and en- thusiasms of youth, and a trained mind to aid in the solution of its problems. On behalf of the Faculty of Arts and Sci- ence I assure you that our interest in you will not cease with your graduation. We will know that our sowings have taken root if you continue to apply your hearts and minds W. TIER. Dean unto wisdom.

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