University of Toronto - Torontonensis Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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' ' N r Nj- HE names of those from this University? A W who, within the past year, have fallen for their country will he held in per- fqgzlj -AQ petual rememhrance for their honorahle I -N A he of small account that they not -Q6 ' out the span of life that was to he career. ln the next generation it will expected of them when they matricu- lated and that all died young. What they in a few months will he a memory retold in old age lay their comrades to their children, and many a student in the future will wonder what manner of men they were, and will aslc himself whether if the call came to him he also would face his duty as they did, and die as they died. They will lnecome in some sort a concrete standard for their successors, a traditional conscience for puhlic service. ln course of years their contemporaries will grow, old and pass away one hy one, lout these men who went out of life near together at this eventful time will always remain young, rememhered as they were in their prime, of hodily strength unahated, of dauntless courage, of fair fame, the example in this university for untold years of virtuous Canadian youth who, though they lived far from the rumours and preparations of war, did not refuse to yield their lives for the maintenance of those principles which outlast all human life and give suh- stance and worth to the pilgrimage of each, whether it he for twenty years or fourscore. KM I