1952 Magnet Yearbook

F!FTH FOR)!
HO:\'OCR ST l'Dfo:~ T S
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Da vid r'Im. Ala n Be umal , )!ani T ha le r,
r ..."" Ru". : Aileen Perter, La ura vlarr, J O~' {'t> H illi N . BIll"l,a rll ) lll rt in. Rut h ~al:a i.
THE PRESIDENT SPEAKS
TREYOR
We stund today at an important
cros sroad. T he one road leads to f urt
her achievements. t he other towa rds
a slowlv slll'ewl inJ.{ disinterest and
trresponsibilitv. We haw expended
our initial outburst of enthusiasm
and now we must reb- upon our organization
an d plain ha rd work to
secure su ccess.
Looking back on the pa st vear we
feel we ha ve been s uccessf ul in our
programme . True. we could haw
unde r taken more but I do not think
we could haw accomplished more, It
is better to feel our wa v fo rward
caut iously. ens uri ng success in few
undertakings than to rashly commit
ou rselves to man y projects. only to
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discover ourselves una ble to hand le
t hem,
Our social actlvlties have bee n a
success. we ha ve initiated sever a l new
orgunizutions. We are fi na ncia lly
sound. and we a re be ing endowed
with a I{rowing deg ree of res ponsibility,
With the ground-work of organization
laid, it will be poss ible now
to undertake more ambit ious projects,
It is our sincere wish that you
con ti nue to su pport your St uden t
Coun cil as you have suppo r ted us
in this firs t vear. If f uture councils
receive the co-ope ration an d good-will
which we haw received f ro m you,
then t hei r success will be gua ranteed .