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

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Hope - Wycliffe Preacfzersl Ps Hi Mare! Another Primate! W ycliffe - A Femhuhe View Three years at Wycliffe have made a tremen- dous mark on my life. I arrived with great feelings of trepidation and excitement to find that I was the only girl. I felt rather out of place. Obviously I was not the only one who was uncomfortable, forthe other students proved they were gentlemen by never leaving me on my own around the col- lege. My first year was very difficult.as I was never sure whether or not I really belonged to the stud- ent body. I got to know a few of my fellow stud- ents that year but it was not easy as I rarely saw them except at lectures. I was told by others that a girl had to do better than a boy, because of this I made an effort to conform. I even went to Saint Paul's Church because I felt that this would be more acceptable to Wycliffe than Saint Thomas' to which I belonged. Through Saint Thomas' I came to know many of the Trinity students and became closer to them than to my fellow students at Wycliffe because the former were able to be themselves and did not have to try to be nice to me. The best times of my first year in Wycliffe were the Wednesday Communion Services and breakfasts following. Here I found a tremendous fellowship and derived the strength and hope to continue. Phyllis Lock Two good friends left at the end of my first year, but very soon with the return to Wycliffe for my second year, a real bond of fellowship be- gan to grow among us all. Through many struggles and much searching for identity and community, I became more fully human. I learned to share both my sorrows and my joys with these new- found brothers in Christ. I have come to love Wycliffe and all she stands for. Her faculty, students, teaching and in- tention will all play an integral part in my future life. I know I speak for my brothers also, when I say that what I want is what is best for the College and the future students. I hope and pray that I have been able to make a positive influence on the life of Wycliffe and the people there. Parting is such sweet sorrow , - and it will be sad to leave my friends and brothers, but there is something more. I have shared with each of them and so as I leave I will take with me some- thing of each one which has become part of me. This is what will stand me in stead for my future ministry in God's Church. So it is that I leave, with anticipation for the future, looking forward with expectation to seeing Christ work in our world. We are one inthe Spirit T 53

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