University of Victoria - Tower Yearbook (Victoria, British Columbia Canada)

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It was not with the savage delight of a barbarian that the old name of the College Yearbook was discarded. It was, in fact, regret- able that a name so ephonic and colourful was no longer in harmony with the setting of Victoria College. In choosing a new name the Yearbook Staff was confronted not only with tradition, but also with the spectre of future students who would certainly not appreciate any haste or thoughtlessness in re- naming the Yearbook. Nevertheless, the difficult step was taken: and the new title will be both pertinent to present surroundings and also sufficiently stimulating to the imaginations of future editors. But, more than that, we hope that The Tower typifies an ideal to which these editors may strive: an ideal of impartiality and faithful report. As the ancient proverb says- A tower is measured by its shadow. As well as an account of the various activities and a gallery of student portraits, a year book should capture the current trends of thought, the prevailing atmosphere of College life, during the year on which it professes to report. That is the goal towards which the editors have strived this year-and reached only in part. It is, after all, nothing new, but the true function of any yearbook. 36