This issue closes the 1931-1932 school year. Activities on the summer campus are listed with accompanying photographs. Student contributions are a didactic short story, and an agricultural article on herbicides. The column Research and Extension Activities at the College provides summaries of the work of each of the college departments. This issue also contains a drawing composed by D. H. Pasfield. The focus of the issue is the Alumni column with detailed information for alumni recent and past. The Macdonald Institute column provides an article on the Macdonald Institute graduation of 1932. William Martin, an employee of the Cutten Club, contributed an article on the sport of golf.