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

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E. P. PETHERSTONHAUGH ge Eighlg-1h

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DO not think that any grad- uating class has left the University with a prospect of such difficulty in the matter of obtaining employment as the class of 1932 may have to face. To have spent five years in training for a special kind of work and then at the moment of completing one's train- ing, to be faced with a world that has little or no interest in one's special qualifications calls for a high degree of courage, of faith, and of determination. You who graduate this year may not be able to secure at once the particular kind of work that you have set your heart upon, but whatever you find to do, do it with a purpose, do it with the feeling that no work is too trivial to be done thoroughly and well. Acquire the habit of turning Q-UI nothing but the best of which you are capable, and the habit will remain with you when your work assumes greater importance. Finally, remem- ber always that enforced periods of leisure may be turned to useful account if they be not frittered away in mere idleness. E. P. FETHERSTONHAUGH, Dean

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