1968 Magnet Yearbook

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VALEDICTORY ADDRESS - 1967 Honoured guests, staff, ladies and gentlemen, we have reached the conclusion of th ese commencement exercises' . .. Dramatic, isn' t it? I mean how it's being so quickly. so abruptly finulized. As .soon as I finish t his last o f ficia l function o f your careers here. that 's it. You all go downstairs to eat, dance. or discuss memories o f "Mathies' Mugs" and " Payne's Platoon", and it 's all over. I t seems customary, indeed from the valedictory speeches I've read (and believe me, I read them all when I learn ed the honour was to be bestowed on mel. that the recollect ion of past experiences with glassy, swollen, tear-w elled eyes is a rather standard procedure. But do not 'd ishevel ' your neatly fo lded handkerchie fs yet. A ft er all , the farewell part of this ceremony is just to til e bu ild ing. no t tile ideal fo r w hic h it stands. So wha t am I talki ng abou t? Just what is tile signi fica nce of th is m om ent towards which we have struggled for th e last five years? Someone rn iqht now jump up, and wave before us a w hite piece of paper, and proc laim exu ltan tly, "We have know ledge, learn ing, un derstand inq, We are th e ver y minions o f in tel lec tua l endeavor ." Ah , the poo r wretch ... No. We have no knowledge, learn in g, or understandi ng mani fest 111 ou rselves or th at 'b e and end all' piece o f paper, but we do have the tool to get it . If Jarv is did us any good scholas tically, it shou ld have hurt, pain ed, irritated , in furiated, and frustr ated us to th e poin t o f distract ion th at we migt1t be infected wi th the earnest ami unquenchable desire to go on, seeking that knowledge, learning, and understand ing. In this sense ou r school is a jumping o ff point and judgi ng from the number of Universit y students here tonigh t, Jarvis successfully provoked no small number of angry, irritated, infuriated and frustrated peop le. However, the crea tion o f scholars is no t the ul timate aim of this insti tution. Hopef ully th is ceremon y should mark the con ferring of adul t respon sibility from those behind me to th ose in fro nt, the grad· uating class. To cyn ics this might soun d like a worn-ou t cliche, but it is .a dearl y importan t one , even if it is a cliche. When we first carne here , we were taught .word for word . . . Do exac tl y th is and ye shall pass. Bu t as we progressed , our Ireeuom in creased and to-dav the only restrict ions tha t lim it us are those which insu re " the peace, order, and good qoverument" o f our dominion. Yes, we have the responsibility, and th e challenge that goes wi th it. And in a fr ee state th ese are th e mos t vit al asse ts. Fo r every genera' tion, a grou p of young men and wo men must come forth. permeated to some ex ten t with this essence of civi liza tion. They must come to take the bu rd en of respon sibility to fam il y : profession , and countr y in order that these insti tu tions may survive and endure. Jarvis has ins tilled th is sense in many , some of whom have th eir names on the wal l beside us. No w th e responsibility is ours, and w ith it we can bui ld our own world by participating in this life to the lim it of our abi li ties, th ereby gaining our complet e ind ividuali t y. In ex pressing our views in telligen tly, in finding answers, in making ou r world and no t bein g made by it, we can make use o f th e great gift offered us in a democracy - th at of our own fr ee deve lopment. O.K . I' ll let up , now that I've f lo gged th ose plati tudes into sub m ission. But if yo u groan at the task o f buil di ng a new w or ld or laugh it off as an outgro wth of m y chi ldish op timism, because perhaps you see th e future mi red in a bo g o f ephemeral and fruitless illusions, then the wo rld to you will alwa ys be dismal. I do not want to li ve in a dismal wo r ld, and th ough towards the end of m y li fe, I may be crushed and cyn ical, that 's the end , and no t the begin ning where we are now. I sup pose we alwa ys approac h new milesto nes in life, but from this one on, under our own pow er. T hank you. Ronald G lasberg 13
JARVIS COLLEGIATE ALUMNI UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO Ma)( Balaban, Georgina Balascas, Mike Beach, Edward Bentley, Oliver Bertin, Colin B ird, Robert Boomhour, John Burka, Jane Campbell, Jean Chen, William Chew, Jocelyn Chu, Nancy Crawford, Peter DeMarsh, Taylor Elchin, Dennis Elder, Leslie Forbes, Rona ld Glasberg , Charles Goodwin, Robert Gracey, Julia Hague, Linden Holmes, Daniel Human, Mary Ingerman, Thomas Jolliffe, Gail Kitamura. Paul Kizoff, Harold LeDrew, Joseph Lee, May Lee, Phyllis Lew, Thomas Low, Linda Loew, V ivian Lozs, Kam Mark , Jerrine Muir, James Ne lson, Catherine Peacock, John Purdy, James Purves, Lorie Rotenberg, Elizabeth Salter, Christine Schoenborn, Magda Seydegart, Elaine Shamanduroff, George Skinner, Marianne Smit, Nelson Smith, Richard Smith, Terrance Smith, Michael Srubitsch, Dam ir Toman, Julianne Volgyesi, Karen Weiss. YORK UNIVERSITY Mike Brady, Pat Coyle, Dan Hanowski, George Arnoeff. QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY Joanne Feheley TRENT UNIVERSITY Alex Bird, Colin Henderson, Carol Hilling, Richard McClure, Chris Ward. UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN ONTARIO Dan B igelow, Robert Brown, Rona ld HugH UNIVERSITY OF GUELPH Douglas Lorriman, Allan Price TORONTO TEACHERS' COLLEGE Mae Chu, Carol GeorgieH, Carl Goldenberg, Stephen Gramacki, Louise Jeffrey, Barbara Nakamura, Gary Ropponen, Michael Ryshouwer, Donna Scott, Aila Siitonen, Donna Wheelans, Anna -Maria Mattila RYE RSON POL YTE CHN ICA L INST IT UTE Robert Amell, Wilson Chung, Bert Coates, Wesley Lore, Tom Moore ROYAL CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC Douglas Card ART COLLEGE Ira Buhot ENGLAND - INSTITUT FRANCAIS Glenn Dunant FRANCE Charlot Hausknost, Sharon McCallion WELLESLEY COLLEGE - Lesley S. Kisner Massachusettes, U.S.A. UNIVERSITY OF.NEW YORK Sue Lem TORONTO EAST GENERAL HOSPITAL Heather Williams BUSINESS WORLD Peter Hewitt, Lynne Ono, Michael Sanaqan, Kathryn Schultz DESTINATION UNKNOWN Shadia Basilious, Cheryl Bowen. Jane Hague, Laura Harris, Victoria Heins, Douglas Heys, Ian Hickson, John Ouellette, Lynda Pennel Is, ~on Reid, Nicholas Tarenko, Robert Waldie. 14
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JUDAS The last man on earth sat alo
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Art Club David Tipe Molly Robbins G
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INDIA CRAFTS of the COLONNADE 131 B
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Compliments of 114 The class of Geo
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