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

Page 17 text:

tx . .xx ' -I 'ri'-'ffT'if , 1 '70 744 Elma of '42 .- : Qi. 2 A i i l ' , , 1 . I1 E t 1 s t. U N' JN., , 4.7 . . , Y. - . .,, L ,,,. V .asv 4-. V ,' at Among the myriad uncertainties that lie before you, one certainty there is, that all must suffer for the maintenance of ideals by the sacrifice of non-essentials, of necessities and perhaps even of life itself. Your university studies have, We fondly hope, provided you with a clear vision to grasp the significance of democratic ideals and a deter- mination to achieve a final victory for them so that uto-morrow when the World is free you will remember gratefully the training that Western gave you. Our heartfelt sympathy and earnest good wishes accompany you as you go forth to put theory into practice. DORGTHY TURVILLE, Adviser to Women. ,Mi x so 7-'ik -5,7 .,.-..y. 'ts 'S' 'bfim 'f-. S. w, A K. 'P' 'ilwft 41- I 6 ' - ' as A -.A W A S- ' -.f , .. -, . -Im . M fi . Q ' f' ' s fs , . . K W..-. Q 'V , cv x YW- x 4 M. ,V - ' Q. 'vt -3' , ' . .A , ' A ,f N. 11 M. W- ': my .1-'Q' , l M Wx ' Q A ., W P A , '- Q. , ' ' - - , X, .L s . 1 ,,, .L I 5' ' 'S , 1vw'f5z ffi?z6.2f5E N L, ', rf. 19. ,us A -W .fs , L QV' 4. 4 Tfi T M521 , F 'Q I 5 . ff

Page 16 text:

3 in 1 V sr ,T J' Zi 14' ff K.: .fn ,fsd Y .la I ., ? fglgf -. 'aw 'A 'x .sf , ,, M ,,s - -'J J I fl: ' sy .T ,'P'1 l '70 '7!ze l , Blau of '42 .- typ' Q-J' nefqx J' To you can be apphed the chant of the auchoneer GOIHQ golng gone No sooner had you got settled ln your academlc haunts than the process of golng began generally though not always by voluntary ex1t The World turmoll early 1n1ected ltself even 1nto what the wlse ln the1r lgnorance call the clo1stered retreats of a loafers paradlse and confounded the lssue for many to such an extent that concentratlon on educatlonal oblectlves became pro gresslvely lmposslble and ln confuslon and dlsappolntment they left Many others heard clearer than anythlng else ln l1fe the call to arms to arms and they left The rest Wlll go out at the proper tlme and ln orderly fashlon only to hear both men and women that same stentorlan call It r1ngs the lssue of 5 iv, your day and of the future of our World All We can hope 1S that from your Alma Mater you have gathered some fortltude of soul some clearness of pur pose some preclslon of vlslon that W1ll enable you to meet th1s your challenge, wlth nobler results than your fathers won from the1r challenge and thelr fathers from thelrs The centurles ahead are what you make them ln th1s your gener atlon Qur hope our falth our assurance rest ln you You must not fa1l K P R NEVILLE You Won t f , 'Q gg!! gn, n. 'm'v' , xr .1-N . A, ,g,,. Dean Faculty of Arts 9-4 N 'X wl Q 4 0. NDN ik. ,yr as 'V -.,, ' ff, 2'1 w ' - T .ff ,, f. ' I L-, 5' T ' 4 rv yy! , ,ff

Page 18 text:

aaculiq of W ' ealfege Albright, Mrs. F. S., M.A., Hart, N. C., M.A., Associate Professor of English Professor of Botany Allen, R. A., Ph.D., Harvey, W. B., Ph.D., Professor of German Associate Professor of Economics Allen, R. L., M.A., Hitchcock, H. B., Ph.D., Professor of Physics Assistant Professor of Zoology Allen, Mrs. R. A., M.A., Hunten, K. W., Ph.D., Lecturer in French Associate Professor of Chemistry Bassett, M. E., M.A., Inman, M.D., Ph.D., Professor of Romance Languages Professor of Economics Battle, Helen, Ph.D., Ienlcin, H. E., B.A., Associate Professor of Zoology Assistant Professor of Romance Languages Berdan, Helen, Ph.D., Iohnson, A. H., Ph.D., Associate Professor of Botany Instructor in Philosophy and Psychology Bittner, C. I., Ph.D., Kalbfleisch, H., M.A., Assistant Professor of Economics Assistant Professor of German BLIFHS, I. W., MSC-, Keyes, Margaret, Professor Of OTQGIUC Cl'1emiS'fTY Associate Professor of Secretarial Science Campbell, Catherine, B.A., Kingston, H. RI Ph.D., IHSIFUCIOT in I-1bff1fY Science Professor of Mathematics, Director of the Summer CaI'1'Oll'1GTS, C. C., I..L..B., School and Extramural Departments Lecturer in Commercial Law Landon, Fred, M.A., COIG, Randal I'I., Ph.D., Librarian, Associate Professor of History Instructor in Mathematics LIECUYGI, Hero M B A COHITI, W- E-, L- '93 I--I Assistant Professor of Business Administration Associate Professor of Romance Languages Liddicoat, Doris, M.A., C1'dWfOFCl, G., M.A., Lecturer in English Lecturer in Municipal Affairs Crocker, I. Howard, M.P.E., Director of Physical Education M Liddy, R. B., Ph.D., Professor of Philosophy and Psychology Davies, Lewis H., B.Sc., B.P.E., SESGRG' R PPD . . . . . ssociate Professor of Mathematics Assistant Director of Physical Education M I S F Ph D Dearle, R. C., Ph.D., ame' , ' 'f ' 'f , Pfofessof of Physics 5553552565tcflsifilifnilglillieni Detwiler, I. D., Ph.D., Professor of Applied Biology M5lfC3l5DH6lflCZl,. RGD? 5h.D., Doherty, Eleanor, Ph.D., Us me or m ,eo O Y Assistant Professor of French MGICQUGGUII Midfefg iii-I I Daiwa, A. ca., Ph.D., M Hftfucfofm? YW Sign Professor of History OU CJOTTIGTY, TGUCGS, - -, Durnfgrdl A. W-I Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Romance Languages Assistant Professor of Physics Neville, IG6111 T., IVLA., Foster, Willena, M.A., Lecturer U1 Eflqlish Associate Professor ot Physics Neville, K, P, R., P1q,D,, Garland, M. A., M.A., lgjrcifessorsf Clgassics, Dean of University Instructor in History O 9439, 1 9915 TGI' Gillespie, Mary, B.A., Pemberton, R. E. K., M.A., Assistant Professor of Secretarial Science Associate Professor Of Classics Gunton, I. A., Ph.D., Pleya, E. G., Ph.D., Professor of Chemistry Instructor in Geography Hardy, Iean, B.A., Ralph, I. D., Ph.D., Instructor in Secretarial Science Professor of Classics