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This summer issue's articles feature the coronation of King George V, Professor Reynolds' comparison of agriculture between Eastern and Western Canada, and a photo-essay of the O. A. C. campus. Agricultural articles pertain to sheep breeding in Ontario, the profitability of orchards in Niagara compared to Northumberland County, and wheat breeding at the Kansas Experiment Station. The Poultry column is a reprint of an American address given on agricultural co-operation in New England. Campus news summarizes the events of the closing of the school year including examinations, the valedictory address, the senior's banquet, and the faculty banquet. The Macdonald Institute column focuses on the May Day festivities, the women's tennis tournament and baseball. The Schools' and Teachers' Department column features experiments with seeds and seedlings. "God save the King!" Dawn East and West The College campus in summertime Agriculture Ontario and the sheep industry Horticulture Economics of horticulture Experimental Wheat breeding at the Kansas Experiment Station Poultry Co-operation on poultry work and the further development of the work along association lines Editorial Coronation Song College Life Macdonald Much ado about nothing Schools' and Teachers' Department Locals advertising

This issue closes the school year with the graduation ceremonies and graduate listings for the Ontario Agricultural College and the Macdonald Institute. Featured are the Golden Jubilee celebrations, a retrospective of the previous five college presidents, the achievements of noted graduates, and the address delivered at the Alumni Jubilee Service. The Alumni column encompasses an article on the preservation of the portico of the original college residence, and reports on the Alumni weekend, and Farm and Home Week. The Macdonald Institute column notes the contributions it has made to the OAC campus. Under five presidents One of the largest classes awarded degrees Macdonald Hall classes receive diplomas Sixty years of achievement Contributions of O. A. C. men to Western agriculture The old doorway Old boys and girls celebrate diamond jubilee Obituary Words of remembrance Trophy winnings of the College Mac Institute an important part of the College Farm and Home Week Sixty years of athletics advertising

The highlight of this issue are the O. A. C. examination results and biographical details of each of the graduating men. The few articles that are included in this issue encourage the students to broaden their horizons, and relate their schoolwork to life after college. The technical supplement contains three articles contributed by an alumnus, a faculty member, and a student. The Macdonald Institute column provides a student's experience with demonstration work, the Junior's dinner for the graduating Seniors, and alumnae news. While the Alumni column provides an obituary for Edward Earnest Wildman, an alumnus' reminiscence of life on campus in 1877, and alumni updates. Memorial Hall Editorial Baccalaureate sermon The graduating class World affairs and the student Alumni Technical supplement Marketing The British market and Canadian cattle Two years co-operative demonstration work Macdonald Summer addresses of students Results of final examinations 1931 advertising