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

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7 able of Con ren fs CAP and GOWN - 1971-72 Edition Issued yearly since 1934 by Wycliffe College Editorial ........ Principal's Message ................ Despair - N. Edwards 81 G. MacDowall .... Hope - M. Li .......................................... The Hope ofthe Jews: The Prophet like unto Moses - R. Samson .... . . . Our Hope lies in Continuity - The Rev. R. Hulse .............. Whither the Missionary? - R. Rowe .......... Hope beyond Statistics - The Rev. H. Green . . . The Place of Man - The Rev. D. Dittrich .... Hope Renewed - The Rev. J.H. Taylor .... Alumni Notes - Dean Prior .......... Key 73 - What It is - Principal L. Hunt ........ Books for the Future? - The Rev. D. Whitehouse. . . Graduates ........ ..................... College Life ............................ A Hopeful word from the Dean of Residence .... Senior Student's Message - The Rev. J. Halse . . . Sports .............................. Poetry .......................... Theological Committee - J. Wynburne ............. Wyclitfe College - A Free Methodist's View -A. Lyle .... - A Feminine View -P. Lock ....... Index of Advertising .................... The front cover symbol was designed by MR. BRUCE McCALLUM of the Graduating Class.

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TOP to BOTTOM L-R: Ted Taylor, Gordon LeSueur, George Quibell, 'd G tt Ph Il's Lock, Garry Davi arre , y I MacDowall, Dr. R. Stackhouse, Nor- man Edwards, Dean Prior, Derek Hoskin. fdifo rial HOPE is this year's theme because the 1971 issue centred upon LOVEl1Cor.11-31131. The cover design suggests that hope is often closely associated with despair. For many people today the newspaper headlines of wars and rumors of wars bring despair, but, to the Christian, each day lived increases his hope that the day of the Lord is at hand. ln1Thess. 2:19 Paul emphasizes wherein our Christian hope will lie on the day of Our l.ord's coming. The hope of Wycliffe College is you. You, vvho are indeed her glory and her joy. You, who have passed through her barren classrooms to serve Christ in his world. You, the Alumni, could shape the pastors of to- morrow by your example and by your support today. At the turn of the century the Wycliffe community sent students and professors to missionary dioceses in Canada, expenses pre- paid. Can we not emulate them today by de- fining and filling some areas of need as a community? Where is the hope the Reformers sparked which discarded meaningless traditions and took the risk to forge new ones? To provide you with a varied approach to HOPE, over a dozen authors have contributed articles ranging in length from half a page to several pages. Many of these authors are to be found outside Wycliffe's ivory towers . The College Life section speaks of both the despair and the hope which the College athletes experienced this season. As Chairman of the Editorial Board, my task has been lightened by the board mem- bers. This magazine bears witness to their labours and to the spirit of co-operation which has prevailed. On your behalf, I extend to them a warm thank-you. In the hope of better things to come, read on. t Derek Hoskin Chairman