Wycliffe College - Cap and Gown Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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Track Team Wycliffe fielded a strong team in the ln- E tramural Track Meet which was held on Tuesday evening, February 1. Unfortunately the meet took place after the Qp and Gown had gone to press. A strong showing was anticipated in the four relay events andthe individual mile run. Making up the teamwere Paul Frost, Glenn Sim, Tom Little, John Wyn- burne, Josh Earle, Ralph Rowe, Bruce Mc- Callum, Walter Melnyk, Dave Beattie, Gib Mclntee, Jon Halse, Earl Stafford, Bill Kibble- white, and Gary MacDowall. T Bill Klbblewhite, manager. Ed. Note: Running together, the Team captured second place in the University of Toronto Intramural Track Meet. Congratulations!! For the Finest in Sports Equipment People in the Know look to SPORTING GOODS 30 Mobile Dr. - Toronto 16 - 7 5 7 - 2 8 4 4 1

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A Prayer of Hope .on Good friday Bruce McCallum Lord Jesus Christ, We ask that you vvould help us stop, to ponder, in silence, the pain you bore this day. Thorns hurt. Pain is quiet.. .so too is love. Amid the pain, the ache, the dirt, the hate, You come to tell of love. Hovv often have we suffered pain but not the pain that comes from loving Your will more than our- selves. We suffer pain, the pain of failures, of selfishness. We ask forgiveness. Forgive our refusal to accept suffering as part of love. Stop us from vvanting to be safe at all costs!!! Fill the silent aching void of our very selves... with your love, that fearful soundless love, that came in pain to take avvay our pain. Thank you, Jesus, that you turn suffering into redemption. Thank you, Lord, for vvaiting beyond the grave so that vve may live and love. Help us novv to love, to expose ourselves, to risk, to suffer, for your sake. Amen. T The W ycliffe follege Cfmpe! S.B. Omoregie Silence! The guarded passage opens out: A glossy floor and glittering vvalls, A concave canopy on its redoubtg Viewful and straight along the archvvay. And thoughtful: lt pleads the passer to enjoin Without regard to person and to post, A pensive thought on the loftier moods, Winning and bright on a chapel scene. John Wycliffe's chapel comes to vievv This time without the Lollardsg But Christians calm in thought and hue, Streaming in turns to take their pevv. Engravings and murals tell their ancient tale, Of hovv the holy chapel vvon its fame. Though in speechless colours loud and lovv, To chants they stand in full response. The pastor's lips shut thus and ope, His message, divine, to essay to release, For sure content at heart he shovvs, As did the Lollards in Wycliffe's days. T Solomon B. Omoregie, from Benin City, Nigeria, is doing grad work in educational planning at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education. S'IAPEI.I.S, SEWELI., STAPELLS, PATTERSON 81 RODGERS BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS CANADA TRUST BUILDING Suite I800, I'IO Yonge Street cable: STALAW TORONTO I, CANADA Telephone: 366-1525 51