University of Western Ontario - Occidentalia Yearbook (London, Ontario Canada)

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I 2 3 v GE!!! O love all, trust a few and do wrong to none are old precepts that are still good in these modern times in the practice of medicine. As you qo forth from this University as Doctors of Medicine, two other thouqhts always keep in mind. First, you are members of a great profession with long traditions and hiqh ideals, second, you are graduates of a University whose representatives you truly are, and the University, in sending you forth as qraduates in medicine, in placing its seal of approval upon you, has faith in your acceptance of this responsibility. F. I. H. CAMPBELL, Dean, Faculty of Medicine. HE aim of education is to teach the individual to live with himself, and with others. We hope that the skills developed or acquired in your University training will facilitate adjustment to what- ever conditions await you. Our best wishes for a happy and useful life are extended to each of you. DQROTHY TURVILLE, Adviser to Women. page 21

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if To the Class oi '36 OU qo from the hcrll ot University College ccrrryinq with you from the Fctculty the kindest ot recollections ot the olorys of the recent post oncl the loest Wishes tor the dcrys thot ore to come. But somehow one surrnises thcrt it is qoinq to tcrke more thcrn either recollections or Wishes to make successful plcryers in the olrornor ot life. Whether you ore cost in trorqedy or hurlesque you must leorn your own lines: there will he no promoter. K. P. R. NEVILLE, Deon ol University Colleqe. page 26

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ff , E Q, HE science of Public Health is yet in its infancy and the future holds untold opportunity for service toward the promotion of human health and happiness. We welcome you to the ranks of the professional public health workers. The record of achievement handed down by the pioneers in this field of endeavour will serve as a never-failing source of inspiration. Be diligent in your labor and loyal to your ideals and it may then prove that your record of achievement will provide a source of inspiration to others. A. l. SLACK, Dean, Faculty of Public Health. To the Graduates of l936 ESUS CHRIST, the incarnate God, the true light which enlighteneth every man that cometh into this world, was called upon for a word of advice. A rich young man came to Him and said: Good Master, what must I do to possess eternal life? The Lord answered: lf thou would'st enter into life, keep the commandments. The young ll man said: All these have I kept from my youth. Assumption College has been laboring during the past four years to direct your footsteps in the paths of Virtue and Knowledge. Now that you are ready to go forth from beneath the shelter of her roof, she too has a word of advice. During your College Course she has constantly appealed to the teaching of lesus Christ. She has invoked His example, the example of His holy mother, in whose honour your College is dedicated, and the example of the saints, whose lives shine like beacon lights to guide you on your way. Her final word to you, her sons, is the same as her Master's Whom she serves in all humility, if thou would'st enter into life, keep the Commandments. She will be proud of you, her sons, not so much for your achievements in the business and profes- sional world, as for the fidelity with which you bring to fulfilment her parting words. She will rejoice in your achievements if you are able to say to the Master Himself when He meets you on the way: All these have I kept from my youth. T. A. MacDONALD, Principal, Assumption Collegen page 28