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

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X 1 I E ff-N il - 4 la liipjf 'XXX' X For such a time as this A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT To the Members of the Graduating Classes: N one of the great crises in the world's history, you will receive your university degree. Perhaps before this book is printed, the Fuehrer of the powers of darkness may have launched his most desperate attack upon our Motherland, the outpost of humane and Christian civilization in Europe, or he may have thought it wiser to consolidate his evil gains in a further enslavement of Europe, in any case, you know that you leave your Alma Mater at an hour when your country and the continued freedom of the world are struggling to survive. Our primary war aim is to win the war and rescue the enslaved. Through these nerve-racking days you have carried on your studies and now receive the outward sign of your own achievement. The University wishes you well, wherever you go. The best contribution she can make to the nation is to send forth a goodly company of men and women, such as you are, whose minds have been disciplined, whose powers of discernment have been sharpened, whose judgment has been trained, whose sympathies and outlook have been widened, whose characters have been enriched, and whose capacity