University of Saskatchewan - Greystone Yearbook (Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Canada)

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- DEAN OF AGRICULTURE L E. Kirk, BA., M.S.A,, Ph.D. Graduation is the culmination of four years of study and social contacts within the halls of a uniyersity. This is a unique experience considering how very few people are so privileged, The coveted university diploma will be yours and it doe' help to open the door of opportunity. But it the door is to be kept open you will require more than a parchmentp your services will be assessed by the contribution which you are able to make. In a democracy people are paid for value received. By keeping this fact in mind you will be less likely to over-estimate the value of the diploma, and more likely to realize that graduation marks the beginning rather than the end of education and training. ln selecting employment just remember that technical skill, personal satis- faction, service and success in your chosen occupation are closely allied, and each is more important than the amount of remuneration that is received, especially at the start. There is no occasion to worry, your cherished ambitions for the future will be more easily attained than you now realize. L 5 :ms B.A., M.S.A., Ph.D. 24

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