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

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THE RT. HON. VINCENT MASSEY P.c., C.H., M.A., LL.D., D.c.L., Hon. F.R.s.C. l5l

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EDITURIAL BUARD, 1943 Editor-in-Chief Photography Editor HARRY L. MILLS JOHN B. SULLIVAN Editorial Associates PATRICIA M. QUINN WILLIAM RAYMOND LENORE MACKIE ROSE MARIE LA PALME H. JOHN YARWOOD BETTY STAPLETON DOROTHY DODINGTON WlJlllC1l,5 Sports Editor M6ll,5 Sports Editor BETTY BATES DON CAMPBELL Assistants Dick Hassard Winifred Vincent Isabel Ward Martha Schober Bill Hoag Al Sentance Audrey Burke Nora Beacock Stan Djas Marion Fraser Staff Photographers RAY WCLFE DOUGLAS Y. CALDWELL LOU L. WINTER Business Manager E. A. MACDONALD John Porteous Audrey Dickie ALICE M. CHRYSLER W. MARTIN DICKSON FACULTY AND COLLEGE REPRESENTATIVES Don Robinson fU.C.j Kathleen Hare fU.C.j Bill Hoag fVic.j Ida May Nicholson fVic.j james Eayrs ffrinityj Margaret Merwin CSL HJ John Broderick fS.M.C.j joan A. Walsh fS.M.C.j Betty H. Reinhart fS.M.C.j Dick Gillanders fKnoxj james Cunningham Edwin Hancock fWyc.j G. A. Reid CC. and FJ G. W. Stock fMeds.j Bob Galpin fS.P.S.j Ross H. Finlayson CDents.j Al Scott fPharm.j Al Cringan fFor.j l4l E. Stephenson fNurs.j Betty 'Ballantyne CN urs. Q Janice Metcalf Barry Lowes fP.H.E.j Miss E. Spiegel fSoc. jan Montgomery CI jane Hastings C Mus. Q joan Dallie fP.H.E.j

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o e gfddud iea In expressing Farewell to the graduates of 4T8, we also salute Torontonensis on its fiftieth birthday. In looking backward to 1898, you may find sources of inspiration and fortitude. With your buoyancy and optimism, you will not share the proneness, in these troublous days, to believe that grief and tragedy are our peculiar lot. It is well for all of us to recall that our forefathers faced difficulty and danger that would have daunted a lesser breed. In 1898, Kitchener won a decisive battle at Omdurman, Commodore Dewey annihilated the Spanish fleet at Manila, and a chain of events was leading to the Boer War. There was thethreat of a clash in Crete between the Turks and other European powers. Bread riots in Italy and race riots in the United States were accompanied by bloodshed. The death in that year of Gladstone and of Bismarck brings to mind the earlier stresses and strains of eastern and western Europe. The Dreyfus case was shocking the conscience of mankind. rm