eK

GENEALOGY 971.302 T63ut 1920

(^OBOBtlOIieCDJSlJS
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THE YEAR BOOK of THE GRADUATES OF THE UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO
PublisKed by <^e Students Administrative Council

VOLUME

XXIi.

Applied Science
St.
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'.University

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Dentistry)

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Hart House, University of Toronto

To the Members of the Graduating. Class

'hose who leave the University of Toronto at the close of the current acaciemic year will face a world which is laboriously anci painfully adjusting itself to the terrible confusion into which it was thrown by the practically universal war. In the past, wars have been more or less local. The recent war left no portion of the earth untouched, but undoubtedly there was a magnificent display of self-sacrifice much of which is imperishable in its results. assumed too easily that a new spirit would be created by the war with permanent effects for good in the life of the world. find, however, that evil also has been let loose. Parts of Europe are in a condition of indescribable suffering; hatred is ablaze. The nations seem to be each so aggressive on its own behalf that statesmen are warning the world that the situation cannot be remedied unless they cease to live to themselves alone and work for the common good.

We

We

What

is

true of reconstruction in the larger international field

affairs.

is

true also in

Unfortunately at home men and women have forgotten was suffering in the past, and they ignore the present, going to shameless excesses. If wantonness continues to run riot, sections of the people will be goaded into fury. What can graduates of the University do for reconstruction ? The primary essential is that they should adopt for themselves the principles laid down by the European statesmen for the nations, not to live solitary and apart but to devote themselves to the common good. Our Legislation must be social troubles will not be solved finally by legislation. directed and organized by wise, broad-minded and sympathetic men and women. What we most need for reconstruction is a widespread, intelligent and kindly interest in others. If this spirit can spread over the country the result will be as when a spring-wind sweeps over the dark ground of winter the dull and soggy earth would be clad with verdure and flowers begin to smile.

domestic

that there

is to be successful in reconstruction he cannot He must have his pet theories and nostrums. Moreover, the world does not learned first to observe the facts faithfully. believe too much in academic people. It is suspicious of "high-brows" but it is never long suspicious of kindly wisdom. Now wisdom is acquired slowly. It is the fruit of experience, yet experience often does not bring it. But surely the university training has given suggestions as to the age-long methods by which wisdom comes. One function of education is to produce the understanding mind, and wisdom follows on understanding.

If the academic person approach the world with

Those who hold an academic degree should have learned something of the necessity of weighing the facts before coming to a judgment, realising that there are two sides to a question, and should have some understanding of the obligation that rests upon members of society who have been benefited at the public expense to fulfil their duty in part by giving self-sacrificing service for the good of the community. If these principles and convictions take hold upon our graduates, they will soon become beneficent agents in Human Reconstruction.

My

best wishes go with the graduating years for their highest and

most enduring success.

/i.

-V'

/TLAjLin^jL-^

Valedictory
WOOLF COHEN

Years have passed since we dreamt of

all

that the University

S.M'ictv. ilic nation,

]ii-(ilih'iiis

and the world, are confronti'd with formidable

It is

might mean

to us.

Now,

at

our leave-taking-, we
realization.

may

attempt to

and epoch-making changes.

in their

our

pi-ivilcLrc

and duty

compare our dreams with their

sliall

But only
to I'i'alizo
life.

in the future

to

labour

solution

and read.iustment.

we

lie

able, witli

proper perspective,

and measure

thr iiinral

and tangibh^

benefits of our scholastic

No
fices,

thoughtful student can contemplate the trciiiendnns sacri-

spiritual

and material, of the past

five years,

without examin-

"We dreamt of whole-hearted intimates and generous emulation

in lecture-room and playing-field and debating-ehamber.

ing

anew

the international
fail to

bond which brought them about.

Nor

Some

of

can she or he
religion

be impressed with the diver.sity of language,

of our country without

these frieuds-in-reality leave

now with

us.

Otiiers left

but did

and culture

asking some heart-

not return.
alile.

Their memory, however, shall remain

too, of

to us imperish-

We

searching questions on Canadian nationality viewed as an internal

dreamt,

high intellectual endeavour, and of purproblem.

sake.

Finally, and not least important, the underl.ving strife

spliere.

suing truth for

in those rare

its

own

Our reward has been ample only

in the

economic

regarded as promise by .some and as menace

the

and beautiful moments when we have

some difSculty.

felt the thrill

liy

of mastering

We

others,

lirings

inevitably infinite reactions in

first

community

dreamt,

also, of

being saturated

whose welfare sliould be our

with the spirit of free inquiry and of being guided throughout
life

concern as coming citizens.

by the lofty traditions and ideals of our University.

I

Alma

Can

the

efl'orts

of this citizen.ship.
still loftier

of

which we are a part,

Mater

the predecessors of class "20 have evidenced too

much worth
issue in a

more merciful and

Will
tliere
?

standard of international

for us to lack such guidance.

ethics?

be a broader

and more tolerant outlook on and more

delicate .social

Our dreams and our education wovdd

thev not directed toward the great

be fnt
tlia

national affairs
face

Is there to prevail a finer

works

us to-dav.

svmpathv

Torontonensis, 1920
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spii-il

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-,iod,

and thoii-h

this

may

s,,iin,l

is.

true. The tasks undertaken, th,. lal,iir works accomplished, mu.st form a positiv it tilml foundation of a .stable order. Our ener^i,.s must 1. s,,
neverthele.ss,

,.\|H.n,l,.d.

the

mii

t,,

th,'

i.iit.

.,ur

the ToRO.KTONENSiS Board, the Editor sulimits to twenty-second volume of Toroxtoxk.nsis. eravindulgence for those minor errors which, however L;f,.at till' i-aie lie to avoid them, .seem bound to occur. The labour expi'mlrd has lii-i'ii gfrtif. but the pleasure in achievement shared by all im'inlii'fs of the Hoard has been ample compensation. It is
(n
li,.|ialf
,,f

th,.

jia,liiat,.s this
th,'

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usual

a.-hiev,.iii..nts

must be
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those

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ho follow

mav

pither

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..N.u,i|,l,.

ami

EDITOR.

^.11

TOROXTOM
REAR ROW
M. H.
St. Jlichs.

Ridley,

V.C;

D.

M.

Mitchell, S.P.S.; D.
E. L. Paterson. S.P.S.; G. E. StanI elsman, SP.S.; Miss L. Bounsall. F W. Haynes. Dentistry: C. H. Avery
;

SECOND ROW
Miss

(left

to right) :-E.

C. D. E. Cronin. Lorct Joseph's: B. D. Armstrong.

FRONT ROW
ABSENT: J.

(left to right) :-Miss Manager; F. C. Hastings. E Miss V. Crossley, St. Hilda's

F. G. O'Heir,

V.C:

C. C. Gr:

n-Chief: H,

J.

Strong.

U.C; Mis;

[.

R. Coatswi

B.

Ryan,

St.

Michs.:

Robinson, B.A., WyclifTe College,

Convocation Hall

To

the Graduating Class of University College

PRINCIPAL HUTTON

(.1

lliift

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1^'

Stihlmt
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thr Stu.l.MlT-,l|.|Hltr
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111

uM

KrM.l.-l.rr

lli

tl

Univrl'Slty

uf

Tn|-,,l,tn

tllr

means

of the iiiiiiiiticnir,. hv Ihriu ,.f Hart llutts,..

tlir

.Mass,,

Thr
thr

Oxlni-,!

aial

Cainl.l-hl'jv

-I-iiiu

Civat

Wi
sllllirs

thr (Ixfor.l

ail.

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ill ...
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liaw
it

iiuth
tlial

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scr

til.'

tinal

and

attrartini)
aililr,!

tllr

rlass of

l:

\v,.r
in^ihl

ali,l
aii,l

.hiiiiis
III.,

tn

1h.

stihlnit. win. tVU in

a
l.,.ttrr
v,.ai-

Hart linns,, in the l.ell ninimrv uf lli.. students who tlir Crrat War. lint rvni so
tliaii

will
,.

liavr srni

-rrai
nft,.,,

Nvar

wlifii

riiiv,.rsitv
lirM

tnr stiidnits Cnllr-,.. ,

aiiv

rlass since

tllr

iiniiii

laiihlin- as

is

rallr,!.

as

riv,.l,.,l.

I'lil
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and
tn,

siis(.|.|itiliility
111

lit'

stiidnits. r

Imt im student, still less any hr wiinlly niiallVi'ted by, uueonsoious

:

PRINCIPAL HUTTON

..rrnt

iiiitirnvi'inents so

inaiiifest

and

SO large in the

GRACE ADAMS.
.Myself

ANAH
Matriculated from Bishop Strachan School n 1916 with Governor-General's medal for general Proficiency. Edward Blake Scholar,hip

M.

BALDWIN.

PETER M. BALLANTYNE.

thought Felt for Grace at Varsity. Four long years from Fall

;}

when young did eagerly frequent Lecture and group, and heard great argu ... pj Voltaire but evermore ^ "'^"""^ ""' <:Xer'!ior=
,

in

Modern

Languages
1918,

1917.

George

)rown Scholarship

Vice-President Angli-

Aid

^'"?^"'
'I'd

''-''

.i, "''

""h

'" \ '""f, Ptofs "^l"' seed of wi; the

"

Bal.
,

"'."

&

B.

came to us from Chatham to enter '19 Became vice-president in his second

at

rugby-

--\fter

What

her future

?-Who

can guess?

^M^'^^i
GERTRUDE
A.

BEASLEY.

JOHN

K.

BELL.

GEORGE

S.

BERE.

ERNEST

C.

BOGART.

Quiet, placid, and contented.

London,

Ont..

amloops"

E^-"^

="'^'"'

'^'^''

London
foi

youthfu

ngaged as director of rural school. Then he

e

Collegiate

prepared him

offered
ities.

the

least

and

at

year as a fresh Soph, year joined the O.T.C..

Frequently
i<^

gr.v.nvl

C-Uim-

whencewith a

MARY

R.

BREBNER.

SEUBEN

H.

BRESLIN.
"Kcc

HAROLD
Llctrjcs
to

A. C.

BREULS.
h^z'c^lli

JESSIE

B.

BRODIE.

trtcmis.

and

brLiitty.

Having passed through Pickering College

vL''rsi^y"'"H"e'

Born Holland Landing, July 8, 1894. Hal *' ^market High School. lyed rugby with Junior
O. S. Co.
irsity

Sf jomeT'^n^eTterp^IIing
-

'

Mulock Cup
1919.

IIL's,
.

Saw

O T.C

and

in

France

by working on numerous committees, being especially interested in the work of the Y. W. Large capacombined with infinit lake her a forceful personality whereve
iniVrcst in
all

college affairs

CLARENCE

E.

CALE.
29, 1894. at

JEAN
Toronto, U. of T.
travelled
Di;i,ie/.v lull

A.

CARSWELL.
ilk-incly fair."

VIVIEN

E.

CHALMERS.

JEAN CHRISTIE.

Collided with earth Sept.

and most

Educated Jarvis
'12-'15.

C.

Attended

Enlisted

Varsity Battery;

Species Homo on the Continent '16-'19. Mathematics; variety Bernardus Shavicus, Author of "Epsilon*' and other poems. Arts

n. a daughter of the Manse, was born irberry, Man. She moved to Ontario in fouth and matriculated at Seaforth Col-

nd

also

Ready

for

dancing.
'

Hamiltoi

JSSM.

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE

ET'

EDMUND
If

INES.

MARY

I.

J.

FORD.

HELEN

R.

FRASER.

GEORGE
"Formed
oti lite

A. L.

GIBSON.
f'latt,

good old

iMcV'ni
.at

h-.clincd to work, bn

Edmund ma V
Mat

the public

H's'^eafTi^karn
ud the "order of
^'^^nd'Ph^r'^ h"^ he tame f Fara
<

p uir \ears ago Inez came meekly j^ors afttr spending some time at O H'S'i '!=l'o<'l =nd Parkdale Collegiate Institute She has since worked her way through the misteries of Household Science and is ""^^^ prepared to start housekeeping on "06

History

dream

of

graduating with

essays. The war spoiled hi* making the Rugby team and ol his own class. It has al^'i

are of Si

finishing touch to her already

cation

nte
years wading knee-deep in Labs, of Household Science, then sought refuge in General. In the meantime she has kept up her proficiency as a disciple of terpsichore and in

on

\uKust

19,

1899.

Sam
for

;d that

VVingham was too small

him
d
still

he came to Toronto. Parkdale C. L in 1916

In
'19

He

matriculated

acquired in Toronto, U. C. in the autumn of 1916

roll call of '3).

answers the

up

115-pound

boxing

tive

in

1917-18,

She wa and

red the Class

Vic.

of

1T7 at

He

left

colleg.

to the Class of 2T0 U. C.

Beta Thcla

Ti

Fratirnity.

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE

JEAN HAMILTON

berside C. I. he second year, in

became

a disciple of

Ma

1917. He served the Kii the Tank Corps from 1918: returned to tures and Canadian girls, in time to grat

:ar

Western I ni%t'Mtv Vh.laisliip Honour \I ,th, ni.tu- On riti

erseas cnttitd

ni

IT

it

\ .'.

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE
'

H^

SI
WILFRED
J.

IRWIN.
.__

CLARE
c.nnse.
I
^,^^^__

A.

JONES.
cijclmil

MARGARET
^^^^.

C.

KELLAM.

HELEN

C.

KIRKWOOD.

will
,,

FreJ favoured P. and B., 1T9, wi.h HonoMv

,.^,^,.^

from Markham High He now graduates from Third Year,

.Matriculation tenant, i;,X,A.S..
for the D..S.C,

^^^^^^

^^^^^

School,
2T1,

by

virtue of two years' service as Flight-Lieu-

where he was recommended Be played Mulock Cup Final

^^^j^, ^ju^ation at Columhian College, ing as a neophyte at Toronto in fc After two years of burning nlus, he left scholastic activites for thos ' '!'=. F'>-i"?S

i,e,-

,ive

Margaret came from Xiagara Moderns, U. C, 'ai. In her so; sane and legal mind found diversion from the serio

^^^'''

l"gf"t'hmigh he tlcw^

EDITH M- LAMBERT.

ROBERT
papers, Xovcmlier
Ijublicatio.i

D.

MACAULAY
1S56.

ROBERT
City
IMJ.'

A.

9tli.

A Dawsun

announced his arrival there

Hails from Science 1T9.

Varsity has borne evidence of his popularity, among the ladies. He deserves success at Osgoode, Let no editor blur his name. Class Executive '16, Class President IS. Lit Executive 'lO. Arts Dance Committee
especially
1S-'19.

pipes

and

ve

To busine
ti, .,

He

is

member

of

Beta Theta Pi

^Z But college

Fraternity.

Where

yot

DOROTHY McLAGAN.
riic
Ir.iWt

Stratford
J

Margaret
'Varsity,

Eaton,

Haverg
she

where

has

ds and a Class Executive

r.

May

her lovable

qualit

W_

UNIVER SITY COLLEGE

MOSES

S.

MURAO.

HELEN

M.

m
EDGAR
S.

ROBINSON.

MELVILLE

F.

JEAN

S.

ROSS.

Northern llicliigan

in

%.

Matric. at Cal-

r-illegiate.
riroiind

Came
halls.
1918,

to

University
in

in

1916.

at University of Albcrla. Capt.'u.C. BasketCnairraan. ball Team in 'IS. Pres.. Y.,

the
in

Enlisted
of

fniversil'y

Mock Parliament Committee, and Musical Gentleman, a man Director of Lit. in '19.

O.T.C. fourth
tivc.

Member

his

second and

ENCcutive. and Tennis Execu.Second University Colours for Ten-

year

i^

"^ IVERSITY COLLEGE

im H
BERTRAM W. SHARPE.
When
Saw
tlie

m
PHYLLIS SILK.
ilu-

ERROL

O.

MK
and

A.

SILVERMAN.
let

has wit

aiiil

song and

laughter

old

ez'erything goes dead ^'rong.

liglit

of

day.

April
in

27,

18%,

at

^^^^ ^^^^ ^1^^ arrival of

our suburban

reterborougb.

Out.

Lived

Durham

Co.

ber.

Began

bis social ling scholarship to Europe 1 versed in Parisian dietetit :

Coll. Inst.,

1915,

Phyl graduated from Shelbourne into St. Margaret's, thence into Varsity. She burned tbe midnight oil in Queen's Hall for two A little years, and then took to city li.e.

"Frankic" first struck Earth plane. 1897Entered Kenora Public and High Schools. jiatric, 1915. His illustrious academic ca^^ includes such incidentals as 2nd year p^. Hockey .i^rts .Tenninp Cup. Work on

With
Errol.'

his

of

Gin-

LV.bridge

las

niuci
his

cann
first

or renoun
.

-.r

made
\

natal cry on -May

in

^^^^
^^^^
^

^^^

Jarvis
.

Street
,

Collegiate
r t- <of I. -C.

Solving the
-

'trie

matriculation.

more attractive offerings

Science
in

Vraduate"in
It.

'"Pole^

general,
fits

Housi and u and the Y.W.C.

i

for

tl

e
1

den's registrar gleefully added another The red village population in 1895-

he entered
the

President.

U.C.

in

PV

Rt, he

M. & saw

P.
it

Constant as
through.

|,,

particular.

Such
ived

special

He

\,^^

training as ably

si

house surrendered him to Harbord. gave him to Varsity in 1913. The war "Stinie" enrolled with Mars, but "sailed the briny deen" with the y
".R.
.X

member

of

the

Chi Delta Psi

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE

Result: 1919. Year Science. 1916. Political Vice-Pres.. Sec'y.. Hockey Club. Sporting Editor, won College Colours. Fii
of
"Lit..-;
little,

biograpliies,

even
like

at

others'
star into
infinitely

expense
tlie

thin(,s

Harold

swam

new
the

L'r

nntnulated
\iulock'' (Tup
1

ind girling his bins to \ arsiti ith

i '^

at

out

19

him le Here the

froin

distant

Treas".

.'\thletic

Association,

re-

Hamilton.

He

is

heave

tar ivomen

arious^^evecut'uVs"' jazr'bai'ds Man (supra) and h gh 1 ghts

\

Ontario in lS9b where he ob ,,3 ^3^,^ education at the Pul 1 c Schools and Collegiate Institute Desiring to acquire a higher education he came to

Biantford
,j,jj

dances

litlle.

Ambitions:

Kcofour years of

Modern

Hi'

W^^
II

511.
Much
jiujy

M
\LMA
fiah:
J.

DORIS M. SUMMERS. is ucrmcss lo llu,1

F.

SUTHERLAND.

IDA E

SUTHERLAND.
Toronto. first saw daylight in 1S98 in Entered Prep. School education at U.T.S. Varsitv in 191=i '17-'lfi sneiit in FIvinp- and ' ' " Member f fourth teaching others so to do.
' '

oris matriculated

from Riverdale Collegi\nother of Harbord Collegiate's illustrious ughters chose Household Science as a Id for future fame. Interspersed her cnuous course with munition work, far-

ilatenal-Graduate of Harbord Collegiate In. stitute Sincei e, ambitious, and persevering.

Details-Placed with munition

in

Household
farm,

Science.

'16,

factory,

and western

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE

f-

VICTOR H TILLbON

@.B ^ E
EVtLYN rUDHOPF

tDWARD O

TWISS.
,','[

ELEANOR TWOHEY.
HL-e"ci'ci' "c'omc loo short ol m\- ,U:urcs.

Vet

tilled -lilli

my

abilities."

'

M
:[

re

^,l
l<.

nmir II ^ttJ Dec

191

Matriculated from Chatham Collegiate In with honours in general proficienc; and first Carter scholarship; good standinf each year in Jlodern Languages; diversions
rtitiitc

:s!
<^

GEORGE

B.

UNDERWOOD.

GARTON HERBERT UNWIN.

.

RICHARD W.
I

1.

URQUH^
liigc

thou uic by

-.ihar I

<

soo.lly

Mlow

thou

Fort Un'Appelle boasts hi 1898. Learnt the fundamt Jaw. Originally 1T9. Urk

erseas in

Hous^
nate fussing Gordon applied enough odd

&
a

and distinguished hir fellowship. Only those 1

B..

*^/

ROBERT BRUCE WEST

MARY

E.

WILLI

OLGA

M.

YOUNG.

jpped into the irch Uth. 18T'

rnd

ITS

inte the class

;"

entered

Born

in

Toronto. Olga on reaching the

matnc

Edward

1meK7-

f"f' '';;'?,

i"

"'^

''!'

"gistered
:"fi^o

in

Vnive

University College

History of Class
lir-iiiiiiiiu' ,,f Ortcl.n-. llUt;. ul.ni. in Fimiht tluSdinmc Wiis heiii^' futi-ht. in CaiiiKhi tln' iiini ami wn become the "ISISO Class of I'liiversity C.llr-.' in 'niversity of Toronto," were leaning up au-aiiist Ah-. KitIh milter. There were abont a hundred and fifty of them, and

2T0

At

th.'

I,,

the

ho

-ere to

tlie

class of l!t20 reduce

it remain un( the Eleventh' an never fade'

however, did

Xovember

csliiiiaii
Ills,

I'ves

uu

.squalls

iil

m-,
111

idents gazed witli cadets drilling on

cts
I

via.

and a

little later .saw

wearing black
like police-

and

lilaek greatcoats,

which

hull;

and political worlds the year IS ng one; but in the history of this u
ill

tlie

historv of the class of 1920.

r

it

Late every afternoon the men of this year drilled in the CO. T.C. with men of other years, on the university grounds and. in very bad weather, in one or other of the university buildings. Gradually, too. the men were dropping off and signing up for active service, and all the while the women knitted at socks for the men who had gone. Just after the class had come back in the fall of 1917 for its second year it read anxiously in the daily pai)ers of the terrific battle which many of its dearest friends and closest relatives were fighting "over there" in a sea of mud, in order to take Passchendaele. The Sorame was bad. but this third Battle of Ypres was many times worse and more disheartening.. That spring a class which had seen nothing but war in its history graduated from the university.and the class of 1H20 considering tlic great German offensive in

and the men ami u

time, against Mr.
1.

years

\'>V'
,-|,.

Their dntv

is

are on rv and

and sixty women who for the greater

l'

juirt of

experience of, so to say, watchiiifj the world, of the men have done a lot more than watch others wlio might have been here have died. they have just watrlied and .,f stn.h'iits ,1-. lllnst, at Ira^t nf thr lllell. Will llaVr all
-

has d
rl,.

I'..i-Uss;

H.

J.

Strong.

2ntl

FROXT KOVV:1st

J. K. Bell. Secretary; Mis Historian; J. E. Tanner, 2nd V

: ^
I
BACK

^ J. i s
i

MJ 1

*
i.

;iVERSITV COLLEGE THIHD VKAR EXECUTIVE.

RO\V:-.Miss M. J. McCtnvan, Prophetess; L. McDougall, 2nd Vice-President; Mis FRONT ROW: Miss D. L. Tilley, Musical Dii Cook, Lady Councillor; Miss M. Scott. U
J.

:ss;

:ian; (Insert) C.

Tait, Treasurer; W. J Leonard, Poetess. Miss L. Speers. Vic -President: R. V. H. Besl

History of Class

2T2

M.ii:'-

aihI

ii|.Mh

iris

iiiirnM.j,

hoi,

,,ur li.M.ls

hi-li

with

ais,

Wnllld

los,.

his

and

ti'utin

aVERSIT

EAR EXECUTIVE.

BACK RO\V:-A. H. Vaugllan. MIDDLE ROW:-Miss L. M.

FROXT RO\V:^Miss
Jnrt

1st

Dow,

Gent. Councillor; C. E. Kite 2nd Latly Councillor; I

Directress; F. K. Jasperson, 2nd Historian; F. C. Hamil; J. A. Wilson, Prophetess; Miss M. J. Wr Vice-Pres,; Miss L. Maybee, 1st Lady Councillor.

Hi^ory
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ill,.

of Class

2T3
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the due course of time, that the last mav

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want

t..

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this
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att..naaiM...

.X]i..rt,.<l

i.i...v..,l

a fittiii'j

l.a.-k-i-i.iin.l

thr Kast ami W.st Halls w.t.. ..n-a.jv.l tor this m,. mural, asi,,in Th,.
I

in s|M,i-ts an,!
I",

in ..tli..r liran.-lH.s
tli.,1

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I,,

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lUl':;."

;e-Pres.;

Lady Councillor;

A. D. Gunn, President; A. C. Crys J. V. Sorsoleil. Athletic Dire

Roll of Service, 2T3, University College

Allen.
('.

E.
K.
(i.

IL.Miia. K.

.1.

Balmer. Barton.
Bell, J.

II.
11.

E.

Blaokwell. L. E. Boyle, J. Breunand, (.'. G. Brodie. W. M.

'.rysoii. (i. (!.

'ii'dr.'

E.

R
.1.
.1.

'

n-s.Lilr.
'n.lniir.
).iltoii,

P.
\V.

K.

Davidson. S. W. Douglas. J. W. Evans. E. V. Fawcett. W. L. Ferguson. K. 1.

Frederick.
Gillies.

W.

D.

A. Gilmore. L. E. Grant, E. W. Grier, f. G. M. Gnnn, A. D. (Juthrie. D. P. Haas. K. E.

4/1 ^

Moraii.

Mary

Edith \Vi

The Women's Undergraduate

Association

three

in^iiii

|.uri.

Tor ROWi-E.

Chant, Ti

r;

M. McTaggart. jrd Vea M. Edge,

Corresponding Sec

ary; H. Morson, 2nd Year Re

nee, Vice-President;

The Women's

Literary Society of University College

.Miss
i-litful
tati

Duns

d the

that they arc .suftlricntly nit.Tcsl...l in their Liter.iry Society to take an active part in tlic meetings. Tliat thi.s chiim was well founded seems proven by the attendance at the meetings and bv the quality of the contributions to the propiramme. Onrini;- th.- fhristniiis tcnii papers were read ..n -T. E. Flecker by Ayatha Leuniinl. Waltei- I)e La .Mare hv Mai-N' N Ih'r, Brid-es
furtlipr,

Bar

Alrsoii

Ewai

De

l:;

Mi.s.s

L,

Miss .Mid

Queen's Hall
MISS LOUISE LIVINGSTONE,
B.A.

lid

it

is

proba

iioiiiili

one of

tlie

most

he iieeessity of prepare pnilileiiis

of alarger,

the miideni thoughts.

Thf

sriiini-s

who

are

g-oiiifi-

.ii's
ii-s

1!

niisscil.
-,H,,1.

Their influence im
Thr-y are thinking sa

has
wh,-ii

,-s

nvrr. hut thrv will not In^etl

MISS LIVINGSTONE

Queen's

Hall,

Our

University College

Women's Residence

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE BASKETBALL TEAM.

1919-20.

Tgaret McTaggart, Margaret Fair, Kathleen Pepler. Eleanor McKay. Margaret E.lge

-Margaret McTagg,

UXn-ERSITV COLLEG

REAR RO\V;-Ma ry
Finlayson,

Social

Mustard, Gen. Meetings; Jennie Lane, Bible Study Con.; Study Con.; Jessie Brodie, Missionary; Carol Staunt

FRONT ROW:
ABSEXT:-Mrs.

ean Stevenson, Conference; Dorothy Loggie, Secretary; J President; Marjorie Twitchell, Treasurer; Margaret Mahon, Social Con
S.tclver,

Hon. President; Marjorie Webster, Student Volunte.

I'ROXT RO\V:-Marjruerite Gamble.

Elizabeth JIacleiinan. Cor. Sec.

Rfc.

Sec: Irene
II

>iBSE\T:-JIiss G. Wookey. Hon. Pics.; Ileiluij

The Modem Language Club

Ul
,1

of University College

l-IH.W

thr iin'mlMTsli
u.

rV

tll.lM

.vrr.

;ilHl

tlirx
lllrll

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I

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thf Wuiii,'

I'l-.ifr.s,,,-

Will .Hliln-.M
I,;,,,,...

IIm

.llML^S

III,.

U,.,V

UIV,

University College
il.

Women's Dramatic Club

to

1^

working
at the

,i

.Mrs.

C.i.iiiitli

\ear than formerly

HI
.1

time has 1kiv(> not vet

!Ih'

good
plays.

east for hoth

We
tliea

for consenting to
of
tlic

co-operate

ortliv

Hart

The fact that the

eluli is to lie

allowed to use the

House

University College Literary and Scientific Society

ll.'t.'lv

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1,-rt
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fur

tile

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work

in

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of
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at

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part
in

tallcs

on literary

rliuivl,. tirsi

,.xpen.-nre,l the ma-i.-al elVeet ever iiien's iiinals nf an

or.
in

siil,|,.,-ls

hy iiinnhers

,he slaft. an.l th,-y are i.hinnin- to invite

lifa

,,res,.ntatinii

Ihr
a

ro,nl,at

of

wits,
'

ilraiik

in-oiuinrnt

mm

ii,

|,iil,lir

lo takr

thrir ,iel.atesafter

lion" of
intinri

.vi'n
s

-reater

.ortain''.-

in

,-oMr-,.

u'hosr

Li'Miairrnt
,i|

thr
h;:s

s,,ri,.|v

haw

alwaxs

lirrn

liiiiito.l It

hv thr
serve,!

fiiii.hiiiimi

hirk of

h.ok forward to

resiihaitial

aeeoinmoiiatioii.

lias

as a

comiiiou luretim:

its work in a proinisiiin. uav. ami hv iiiav has rrsii, its future re,-or.l hoiiii; at h'ast eipial to that whie'h already eiideareil it to so many hundreds of graduates.
I

FRONT RO\V:-R.

D.

Macauley

rator;

Stephens, Treasurer; H. J. .lolinston. 2n(l Year F. K. Jasperson, 2nd Year Rep.; T. A. Stone. Is M. L. Stokes, Vice-P esident; Prof. M. \Y.

Mock
tllrlvlnlv
a
littlr
l.rttr|tlKllI
llsl

Parliament

BACK ROW (left to right) :-R MIDDLE RO\V:-M. L. Stokes. FROXT RO\V:-H. J. F. Stewas

E, S.

rampbell, J

DIVERSITY COLLEGE,

Y. M. C, A,

KXECUTIVE.

19ly-.

Social Service

Department

To

the Graduating Class of Victoria College

CHANCELLOR BOWLES

,lv.,iir,.
.-..

u-aits tn-,l,.y.
i^ff.irt

not

mi a tVv
wild

IKlliti,'s.

Iiut

iiMMT.it, ,]
t,,

..r til,'
,,ii

iiKiiiy,
ih,'

:v,l

ili-inv

h.avilv

.-,,111111,

This

is

the

ll:ls

Immmi th,'

-,nil,l s,viii

iiiii,ssil,l,- f,,r
,,11

Diiy stu.l.-iit t,,,j,,,;;l

l.,'l-s,,luil

fr,,iii

(Ml,
:lll

with his

tl|,.U-llts

his ,,11

rinhts,

lil'l-tl,,s

^-^c
:hancellor bowles

Victoria College

IN

MEMORIAM
Class 2To
I

Geo.L.R.Parrish

Victoria College

ROBERT GORDON AGNEW.

B
ri

ELMO LINFIELD ASHBOURNE.

no gu

DALLAS WETMORE BATES.

He who loves
1897.

HARRY CLIFFORD BATES.

'

,n,J

laushs musi sure Jo

-Vpt

D\eil

G rried teachers at Humber ^1 and later Moderns Profs, in 1T9. ibed kn \\ dge spasmodically before cha gmg to Dents Enlisted C.F.A. Back graduate with 'O Master of Fussology. K
I

l_url\
1

1898

Bom
Johns.

in

Twillingate.

Newfoundland,

Brown

Four years at The Jlethodist College. St. Entered ITS but answered the call of Empire in July, 1917. A skipper in the Navy, he sailed the Atlantic and Pacific,
patrolling

Dallas first cheered for the Hamilton Feb., 1895. eb., Preliminaries at Hamiltor

0ly
The

III

sec

Joined 1T7 Vic, with the A.E.F. re with 2T0, M. & P..
legiat

and after

si

Clifford's

Dundas, but graduated

Originally
'17.

ither.

Delves

our

coasts.

faithful

worker,

were nucleii

for

his

hfe

Me

of Physic: Class Executii

'^nM

ALICE M. BROWN.

OLIVE BURTON.

GRACE BURWASH.

came

to college.

he

irresistible

ught
ndependence grew
in

Lisehold

call of dear old Vic. Olive to University. In Honour Science she has brought credit

of

Bob Commil
Prophet.
scrib

Class

cacocthcs

ambitions

herself and college.

her

true

success

Her many friends when college days

VICTORIA COLLEGE

HELEN

R.

COATSWORTH.

ROBERT BREMNER CUMMING.

D<.-lving into dietf

Tlirough college

Happy" Wnd.

'and

At Sussex by the Sea. Eng-. Aug. 10, 1S90. Began he became a citizen of this world. education and matric. at Albert College, Entered Victoria. 'U. Returned, Belleville. 19. after break of 4 years' active service. After grad. will take theology later, the

J.ick

car

town.
''""S-

Woo dstock.
^^'
.

has

to take a course of somebeen accused of taking

changed
Ontario.

Glasgow. Scotland, Entered Vic, 1913.

for

Chatham,
1916.

Enlisted,

Commerce and Finance. He has ^ jtstanding athlete particularly in tennis and basketball, and above all a good
,|^^J"^J5'*'

|^^^

^^

Staff. London. .Actively responsible for "I^eave Department.'" of grateful memory, Musical, energetic, and possessing executive ability R..b uill make good.

.
iness
ie of

B El E M
'MARJORIE DOUGALL.

I
Woodstock
Col"

LOUIS WILLIAM DIPPELL.

EDNA
illbrook.

V.

EASTCOTT.
nir

MARION JEAN KATHLEEN EDGINGTON.

Ont.-Enterine with class

in

In 1912 the quiet

humor and

geiiiai

friend-

applied

Louis first appeared at Varsity. himself readily to learning and

ship.

Entering Vi

good-sportsJunior year.

Edna completed three years

Chei

Having
legiate In

imbilietl

all

that

y and Mineralogy, winning the Dan son Scholarship. She spent a year

afforded,
of

enthusiastic
spite

Jean came to Victoria an supporter of Modern History.

life

iJ

quicKlv
cheerful

maue
per-

"

being;

nd
:

later

O.A.C.

G-J

er

^lll tJ^H.

MURIEL F EVANS.

RUTH

ST.

GEORGE FELLOWS

EDITH MARGARET FISHER.

MYRTLE

E.

GARDINER.

Muriel
ed \iL

uas Ion.
ith
the

.n

Ea<;tern
of

On

Fr..m Englaml lo Qn lo Toronto. Ruth joii,;^

class
o'

2T0
CI;

Sophomore.

Her sunn

Modern H.!,to drdmt de^^tL

Parnassus b> dint

Greek "

It

as

at \\n,d>,or that

Gen
she

the
1916

Hamcame
llim

tonV nart took part

Vica] science with the legal profession President of the "Bob," Member S'"" Cup Champions 'IS. President oi ^|.^^^^ ^^^ ,j^,^,^^ ^j ii^^ Athletic .Stick, el

view.

le

matriculated.

When

tell

Willard

has

displayerl

those

qnalities

th

S.

ROY GREER.

JOHN FREDERICK GUENTHER.

Johnny came (rom
has Overseas
hut

FOREST HANMER.
-

RALPH WILLARD HARDY.

Ct

11,.,

Jy

ll,c

bugle.''

Tlie

tall

of

19U brought

to

Varsity

the

learning,

Hamilton with great not sunk under either

'

'

Born
,.,

at

Oakwood.
with

entered

Vic

illustrious

D.C.M., M.Mu. Ju 1/." schooled at Lindsay. 1T7; al once

1-orest

liegan
at

to

tal;e

.-

'

'n

'''^

made permanent Class Historian.

Fathered

unconventionality. and "J.iie de of the West, typified in "ROY." Scholastic ambitions sliattcred! Four years in khaki failed to destroy a jovial spirit. Well earned Military Cross the last
sincerity,

burden.

vivre"

term

at

Edinburgh
two
an
gifts

War!

Classical
spoiled

Association.

with C.F.A., 1916-19: a President. University. Scholarship has not

Sept..

1895.

Burgessvilli
InsI

n 1911

at to

Woodstock Collegiate
follow in the' steps of
In
1916.

began

Ho

wit

and

of the gods a lambent interesting past. Basks for-

1914

he entered Vic. MS. He enlisted returning the ne.\t year, and now hopes

the 12th Canadian Infantry Brigade Signals. Aug.. 1916-Mar.. 1919. Glee Club. Historical Reception Committee attest his his many friends acclaim his
ifjifi^jp""','^
;

;nt

good
for

devutcd

work

VICTORIA COLLEGE

i.1

ELEDA FRANCLS HORNING.

ufon
jcii)

mm
RICHARD
'.Vi;7

^3
JM
RICHARD SANDFIELD
'

B.

HORWOOD.

RE FA
f(7i

L.

HOWARD.

impiih^s.

but

fi-.iy

//;

fcmnici alicuim"

Tnu

(f

Inn

of spirit

Cobourg.
itudicd

189S.

From

Ta

and frivolej her wa' rns. Class Historian, and' intluisiasm for Life and a p
Dislikes-last

D.ck eiilercd liie classical course from U.T.S. with the Prince of Wales scholarship Holds high converse with the might) dead through books rather than lectures Has expressed a desire to be buried en the hand
a

Clenalle

Parsonage elcomed

Du

Later Le,

Wtstmin
)
"=
'"t'*^

''

ct

Westeri

ft.

ISABEL N

HOWARTH.

1^1

I
AGNES
Tlianit

D.

JENNER.

E.

WILLIAM JEWITT.

WILLIAM VICTOR JOHNSTON.

JOHN EDDINCTON KERR.

riM
do l:ow of these. therefore o:ily are refuted :n

Im

Gail for tec glad I was :wt bon, bcf.n

d
I'llS.

Re
In
s

For sayis wllns."

the

deep."
^^^
'

of

Bill's

modes

Wirgham High School B. & P. course at

done

in

1'

Victi
c dli

honour
bears.

to

ame he

On

the the

led
th.

till

1917

at

V. T.

S.

Honour

"Ac

IT.C.

Victoria College, I91"-2n. Oversei Work V Interest: Boys'

VICTORIA COLLEGE

V-vj

W
If

G.
'Tis

META MEREDITH.
in

WALLACE HANLEY MOSS.

Tntth
lTc:ails."

JOSEPH WILLIAM NOSEWORTHY

Dickens.

BERYL EVELYN
feci t.ayj of

good

every case, you

1;

ho:wur."
Collegiate
of

Malahide
'Business

l"'^

ewfoundland
i

Hay.

From Humberside
ed
si,^

Beryl plungScience.

into .

the

depths

Household

'f^u,3

a quick sympathy combined uil ideas regarding domestic felicity

"'

'5''

Englis

imbibed freely of iking an occasional

jnthusiast?

.\Kvays

prospects for an unclouded future. Her perseverance and everreadiness to help others have proven her a

emerges

\yith

\^

'

IB
WILLIAM ORR ROBINSON.
appeared
j,,^

ANNETTE PEEVER.

RUTH ELIZABETH RATZ.

ELTHA RAYMER.
ts:
.It:

Cultivating a voice range. atoral Club!

Bill's

star
,,^

over

Zurich.
^j,,i.
Sask.:

Out..

.|^^^^

g^,

^^^^^^^.
Carlyle.

He

While at Colbring her to Vic. with '20. lege she has had her share of popularity and good times. OtTicial critic of "Lit." a

tidioisness
lly.

the"

hav^'e

riot

ter

matriculated
school
^^^^
"'6.

at

taught

Ml friends

by her constancy and

for

two

years;

entered
in

Blovelt
Bill

Scholarship

Vic in '1.'; Philosophy in

smiled then vou c^iiM -oc

made some

^tavinch

friends at col-

VICTORIA COLLEGE
^^tp:e^'^
^^*iy

fM
^ii.
BENSON SMITH SUMMERS.
WILLIAM ARTHUR WHALEY SWITZER.

ELIZABETH STERLING.
.l/.u-;i
i.i.i.v

ROBERT EDWARD STEWART.

Tlu

he

made

of a Scotchman

calighl

young."

Elizabeth, captured by kinj fate At the susceptible age of eight,

farm
c ir

at

Balti

From
From

native lieath transplanted to

fi'ssel'^Hi'gh

snore
'

iiore.

Ontario,
bert
^'''-"

1891.

Sch?o?"a?ed she forth

ri

to

College.
''"

Belleville,

Cobourg Collegiate and Alprepared him for

'16.

Morrisburg Collegiate ne'er prepared ai p^jj ^^^^ creditable or welcome tribute ..yi^ " ^vjth a wealth of music, optimis

.1,

Mth
Medal
|ih

Enlisted in Battalion C.E.F.

at

Corporal
the
.\

in

the

Won

hurled;
.vorld.'

Canal du

.N'ord.

Military genuine unsel-

Adve ^^^ energy "Ben" endowed 1T7. ,^^ enthusiastic, worthy fighter, he St covets knightly deeds and honours in t
front
line

.\merican by birth, Canadian by incl Medicine and ,^rts aye that t sichorean too, Sec'y. Biological Club Pres. 270 Vic. 'IS.
tion.

character,

full of

Irish

humour.

of

human

progress.

MARION
l/iiiigj

E.
s.iy

THOMPSON.
and Ihc smiles

MURIEL

H.

THOMPSON.

ROBERT GARNER THOMPSON.

linafrected, so

EDITH MARIE THORNTON.

Happily
to slecr

yc

composed a

litind,

from

gra-.c to ga.

^^luriel

bails

from Georgeto

Madoc, Out., June

ni
lit

Stirling H. S. '17; specialized

29 1910
ii

Ltt

scholarship.

Serv

than held English and History, College as a leading figure in her yt

IV.-How Sunnv Ways Make

,II.-Fate'.s Goldc

Friends.

upon the Intercollegiate Deb

^^^

ADELAIDE PEARL WESTON.

NORMAN WESLEY WHITMORE.

RACHEL ELSTRED

HENRY MERVYN WRIGHT.

back on

Tile

Old

tolh a Chatliam pru.luU :nc C C I 101. ered public life nn Malal n fame a-, Prev .il I L S

Victoria College

History of Class
K:i|.|i;i
rlii.

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was

ahir Inrlaiiii.

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^^ a
^"^^^

mn^*^
/ICTORIA rOLI.EGE

WOM

I-

SOCrETY EXECUTIVI
Secretary; Harriet De
i

ims, Pianiste; Mabel Davis. Locals. "Acta." .rding Secretary; Marion_H!ggins. Leader Govt.; Marie " ' Vice-President; Essa Dafoe. ' Lci 0pp.; Annette Pee\

'"""'"

President;

Mii

'

\1!SE\T:-Du

ABSENT :-Ethel

Patt,

4^

VICTORIA COLLEGE WOMEX'S DRAMATIC CLUB EXECUTIVE,

.erson.

1919-20.

Joan

McClenaghaM. Ardeth Hull, Hattie Dewey, Kathlei-n

Jeffs,

Mable Day

VICTORIA WOMEN'S CHORAL CLUI

Leil
to

right :-D.,

President;

Victoria College Orchestra

At
the
l.eoiiiniu-;- (if tlu-

academic- year
its

19111-21),

Victoria Cdlb-v

lacked just oue unit to

make

number

of student organizations
if

complete,
liractices.

namely, an orchestra, organized and holding regular

Accordingly, on Thursday afternoon, October 23,
liy

Vi,-toria

ge students,
interest in its
.ml v.

who unfortunately was unalile to be present, a delightful tea was held in Annesley Hall common room for the purpose of interesting prospective orchestra members and arranging a schedule for the season. The Director of the Toronto Conservatory of Music, Dr. Vogt, who was present, spoke
the kind permission of Miss Addison,

The

ok for the sea.son

An

annual concert

is

being given at which music-lovers will

have the opportunity of listening to a varied programme of orches-

few words of encouragement, and in glowing terms introduced Mr. Frank Blachford, prominent violinist of the Conservatory,
a

whose services as conductor the orchestra was fortunate

in semiring.

and where it is hoped they will be able to appreciate the c'litci-in-isc of a few farsighted .students in commencing what undoubtedly will liccome an indispensable college institution. They
tral music,

who

actively participate in
it

making

a success of the Victoria Col-

From

that time regular practices have been he

lege orchestra find that

is

not the least important an.l iirnfitable

nessed the assembling of a score or thereabouts

diversion of the University career.

VICTORIA COLLEGE LADIES' BASKETBALL TEAM.

BACK

ROVV:-J,
R.

Stewai

FRONT HOW:

For

'20,

Min. of Debates;

W.

J.

Maines, C.
F. R.
'21.

T.,

Postma
'23,

Scott, B.A.,

Mm.

of Interior:

Kcffer,

Pi:

of Reconstruction; A. F. Annis,

Min. of War; H. Ayearst, '21, Min. Hon. President;

Sec. of State; R.

Min. of Trade S. Cobb, '21, Song Leader; N. E. of Finance; A, B. Stevenson, B.A. H. Dickinson, '21, Vice-Presid C. H. Rickard, B.A., Critic.

To

the Graduating Class of Trinity College

PROVOST MACKLEM

Ihls

til,.

PROVOST MACKLEM
This FaiiK.us
lnul<
fnl-

I.NicliiT,
,1-

wli.i
tlir

;il\v;iv>
|-..u-.,r,l

-IV,
;,

,vs,|lt>

Wol'k, h.Ml
111.

.|U,ni,l
llllll.L
IS

W,IV nf rxprrsMIITil.. V;,lll..'.iiiiil t..

Mis nf
\.r

til.'

nf

II

IV;
.1.

try,

.l.vhiiv.l.

hiiir
I

11

fi-..i:s,-.,niiii,.|it;il

i-,iilu,iv.

All.

tli.'iv

TRINITY COLLEGE

f
M. AILEEN BOYD.
'Modisl,
attended
kindly,

y
b^

A^J
ALBERT
'

W J^
C.

JOHN
imsc"
Bobcaygeon,
'

L.

CHARLESWORTH.
4th. 1896 until

CLARK

MAY CLAYTON.
"Her open
eyes ticstre the

ail-accomplishcd,

Hill

Croft

School,

Guelph from April

'

discovered at Trinity reading luecocious head ol year 118-~. bridge, fussing and flirtato InniskiUing Fusiliers. regret mis

February

t Dunnv.lle. Ont.

10,

1900,

Prominent in College, Toronto. Treasurer of the Literary Society

atic Society 'W;

the stork paid a Matr.c. at St. ^t Clem, athlc

\t
,.

'18;

Di

Editor-in-Chief of "Rev

Powder Plant, Trenton, and subsequent to the explosion there, at Drummondville. P.Q. Belonged to 1T9. and tn the Household

mj^^Mi"

'-'-

-'

'"'^

wmnTm 332^

^F.

i!
C^LRA CKOii-i

GORDON COOK.
Was

DE PENCIER.

A native of Toronto. Matriculated fr University Schools to enter Classics Trinity with Class iT'i. Volunteered for Ov
and a kindly

born in Duffield, Derbyshire, and educated in the Old Country, entering the General Course in Toronto University. Has played tennis for the college four times, and been Universitv champion twice. Is President of the U.W.D.U.. Secretary of S. Hilda's "Lit.." and uses her artistic gifts to good

Rosthern, Sask., Matric. at Melfort High ^^ j^j^, 3^ jp^g ' . ^ ^ c . u to University * School. From Saskatchewan tToronto. Assistant Trinity University. Treasurer Athletic Society and Librarian of Literary Society 1919. He will continue his
at
,

The accident happened

,

"ot

mon
to

he light of day in Toronto twenty-three years ago. He

came ^

from

McGiU, Vancouver, and

R.F.A.
of Is

belongs
a lieuten the Ath
ith the

member

the

Secretary of Glee Club,

TRINITY COLLEGE

W^<

^'^'

TRINITY COLLEGE

m^^mmmwrnmM^w^mwmmmsmimm
/

JOHN

B.

WEST.

Began life at Brechin. April 15. 1890. Entered Trinity in G. and M. class '16 from Orillia Collegiate. 26th Battery, France: hos_pital, England, home, and Trinit; ollege life, football
team, running! President Science Club, Editor "Review," Secretary "Lit.", he may look with ;onfidence to the future.

Johnnie came to
arines
Collegiate,

\V>-cliffe

from
in

St.

Cath
M!
s^ec

enrolling

Classics
in

Transferredjiis allegiance to Tnnity

:ible.

He

is

doomed

to

end his days

misty

MSS.

History of Class
rirrllnl,.
.11.

2T0
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ilr|.;,|-llllv

,III
vi,

tllr

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It
]
. |

a roivillrll

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In

Ira.

Thr
til, It

w^ls

ninrr illlll.^rl-uU-. lirl.Jlts 111 ihr K A.F. thr liinillirl's liroill, In yrrrixr ,T|-t,llll a

WHS

ahnllt
1

fills ,|1C

M'l hit

1. .1

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Tliiis

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WHS

iii.hI.-.

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,.all,.,|

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thrrr

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draliaiii." -I.azv i.owr." I'lvinat iiiv I'al

Ci-a/v Clark.- ('nliral Cnlralr.- -(laiTii In s,,ii,- -liitual linl.l.i

as lllrv

lir.jall

thrlMsrlvrs

t.i Iravr Vnlllll fill' iiiaiih In. Ihrv slhl I. rathrlT,! to-rllirr 111 our plarr, Alid tlh

illtillUril

\V.

Ilill.

.1.

thr

I'.alh.

Touai-as

till

ftf/f

Trinity College

H. Mason. Secretarj-Trc;

^m

Father Carr
Superior of
St.

Michaels College

ST.

MICHAEL'S COLLEGE

fmmm3Jimmm9^mmmmmfmmmsmmmmmmw>fmm

MM.

hS!

,,i/&^

m
RUTH M. AGNEW.
Of
In
its

I
RAYMOND
B.

CONLOGUE

KATHLLLiN
ird graduate.
1

COSTELLO.
to L.A.C.

CHARLOTTE

D.

CRONIN.

Icanting lightly like a

fiozver.'

Exul!,,t ni the deed.-'

first

"Kath" came

the

dawn

of a joyful

morn

Riil

and second years she dcvelopthis

Ursuline

Convent. Quebec
in

City,

until

19:

saw sunrise in Montreal, and has b.T ray ever since. For scholarvii!;. ranted "The First of Firsts." IK. in Music and Moderns has been sta.. Joseph's College, wliich she repn-i "Varsity.- "The Lilies" and "Toru.u..i
i

year

faded

away before the

heaped up wealth which Economics

winning a scholarship

Arts.

She won

JOH.N

J.

GLAVIN.

all. 1S?6:

matricu-

,
"j,

product of North Bay, and proud of

it.

*''"?"5,

V?"V

t^V

le.

and

is

everybody's friend.

Never wor-

j'

i'nff'

ent.

An

om Cornwall High School '13. and has recollections of a French college. Trudged up Clover Hill to be a respected graduate of 2T0. War. sport and philosophy claimed him The

Later
ollege

he

and

St. Michael's.

attended His

liat

sanguine; his physique is stroi he has decided to use hi

ST.

MICHAEL'S COLLEGE

LEONARD

HODGINi

JOHN

C.

JORDAN.

ST.

MICHAEL'S COLLEGE

7&}:

St.

Michael's College

To

the Graduating Class in Medicine

DEAN CLARKE

.1.

uhni
l,v

il,l

ur.l.M'

nf

.T.l

aiffnvnt

nl.Mls.

Ill,'

,IHiV|VMl

l'r,,vilir,>

<.{

Ihcil-

Allii;!

M.ilrr

:H\rv
.1,.

wll;ll

.Mlli-s lilav

rnl-ps or Hlllrll W(!

DKAN CLARKE

M EM O R^I AM

Ivan B.Marty

KEITH TEMPLE NIDDRIE.

Born, October Sth
Died.

RAY CECIL WOODWARD.

Enlisted from University of Toronwith Divisional Signal Company, i" February, 1916. The following ^I^y he went overseas. Was wound^a "' 'h<: Amiens Drive on .\ugust S'h, 1918, and died on August 10th.
to

WILSON PORTER.
Second Lieu Squadron.
R.F.C.,

JOHN

D.

GEAR.

November

1898 26th, 1916.

"He was keenly interested in athletics and all Class aiifairs. His popularitv was shown by his election as Trea'surer of the Fii^st Year. One of the professors stated the sentiments of all who knew the deceased, when he said during a speech, 'the whole oorer by the death of such 'The Varsil st, 1916.

'^"ea

"

aa.

IVAN BERNARD MARTY.

ot

wounds. .Apr

-W6

JOHN PERCY ANDERSON.

1AROLD G

ARM TRONG

MRS. ISABEL AVER.

AROLD

E.

BAKER.

\,ly
itric.

.i^

l,..rn

,n

X..rth

X..rWk

in

1S87.

One

"f

H"'
S96

from

1914.

Entt-red

Brantford Collegiate Institute Medicine in 1915. A good

wlh' ajsfsti';
hprout"
niatri
T al ei

Attended Public
Ilia

bega:

High School.

'

jtesMoii

Sea,

fW^

\\n

m m#m
WILLIAM FRANCI

t 1
BiCKNELL.
,;v (;

KATHLEEN McBRlEN BARTLEY.

;n
t

GORDON

L.

BELL.
On July
24th. 1895. the

Qcc,

horn in minister's daughter.

Bartley,
life.

Toronto. A Iters has been

gol
fie

lie

Irish

wit.

cool

judgment,

Ont.
three years' Medi-

Matriculated

at

Barrie

Collegiate.
1916.

Served as Surgeon Sub. Lieut. R.N.V.R. in England and Far East. Joined the Benedicts

Wounded July

24th

MEDICINE

^Kp^ .

^H

MEDICINE

is,

1916.

Their perigrina

Sufficient to say. the;

arter Scholarships.
'

folIoweJ the

beginning to differentiat
sible.

Birthplacc-Griswold. Man. Past Hisory-Entered P. and B. 1T6 Won his V. M. ai d hockey enthu

ayed

distinguished

part

in

fres

indefatigable

ani

rom
good with Toronto practice.
George!

the

Faculty.

Honour
'15.

Meaford High_ School Baedeker of Mu

Also

ARTHUR

ELLIS.

began

life

in

L'xbridge.
local

E.\hausted
the

Fro")
,

Took

his

first

^latriculated

at

Medicine

1902.

but

drink at Bond Head, 1880. Jlount Forest. Entered was lured to the north
lating sufficient dough,

.vledge of the

High School and

ough

Normal,

taught

home

i\v

after the usual periods

l^in

01

pronation ana studv he is prepared to demonstrate that "Old Man Much Medicine"
in

Cal

TL^:

made no mistake

claiming him

for

the

Mu

WILLIAM ERNEST HENRY.

;,(

WALTER PIPER HOGARTH.

,comrh,u,s.
of
.
,,,

ARCHIBALD LESLIE HUETHER.

For
previous historv see Torontonensis. ^^urse like many others was in,j \t. i, not of , flighty and although . [ a a;l,t

proposition over, then ena

Winnipeg. .Time
Piper. .\ Fo" Will . '.' entert
!

in

B.

this
..

and P., graduating time he had a well1,1

14th. 1802. a extern pr.itege.

son. Walter JLitricuIated

:

.-

...

j,,; h;, ,.,,. j

Born
church,

terrupted,

at a very early age in Hulbert; then school, collegiate, commerce, love.

"""" J . His proven judgment

"
>'

nature, he took to the air and did excellent

'

'

Nav

work

in Italv. where he received the Italian he helped medal of hronze. On

rtship. marriage, music, medicine-thus temporarily ends his carnival of crime. Helped Frosh class win Daffydil. Vice-President
of the fourth year. Fat. good-natured, a good mixer, a consistci
s'

,...;,

Perce

all

over.

.M.i

MEDICINE

GRAHAM ALBERY JORDAN.

gJ

wood, Ont.
Ilarbord

High School
1914.

at

Belleville

and
191.i.

jell's

'^""fvcj";,
'

Collegiate.

Toronto.

Matric.

M
h

Lijute'nant.

RN
d
J

IT

S \ K

rgeon

Entered Medicine.

Visited abroad

with

third

year.

dg
..r

physical

iBOfi
ROBERT ETHBERT JO>CE
FAU TINA A KELL>
ILBURN WATTS KEMP.

JAMES DOUGLAS KINSMAN.

Wl

July
:ind

morning

1S94.

Port Dov!--. 0:> Public School Alliston

Maxwell, Ont., High .School: Albert Cnl-

,,5
^^^^_

ei

'

Entered' Medicine with class

'19.

Taught Humbe-side
(,t

hteen

months'

service

RNVR

in

Collegiat-,

1912;

Victoria College. 1913: Medicine. 1914-18;

'^

i;

^2j
WILLIAM DANIEL LANSPEARY.
Small i slalurc b<:l W, D. Lanspeary
full of
first

HAROLD SMITH

LITTLE.

WILLIAM CARUTHERS LITTLE.

FRANK PERCY LLOYD.

fcp ami ambil,

his parent
collegiate
14.

met

Windsor, Ont., in 1895. Played quarter! (or W.C.I., and matriculated there in Early ambition, medicine and matrimony far he has succeeded in both. Bill san

J.

IS.

educaEnlisted as spring '17. Re. Capacity for

Lov
llemher of A.K.K.
Fr;

executive ability have repeat in academic positions of reasonable; impetuous but commands respect; gives ;d. Is withal very human.

nd:

Everything but Medic

Physical
edicine

ly
;

Education
St.

February 28th. 1S. matriculation Harbord C.I. 1910. Sueput a year at Arts and school before P. and B. '16. Overseas 25th Battery,

Lisle.

Ont.. in

the early nineties.

jf

d from Riverdale Collegiate. Spent

in

'^

ume time
to

prospecting and mining. Finally

Hippocrates'

'14.

Mich:

August, 1917. Graduated Member Alpha Omega Alpha II.

1915, to

lecided

wield

magic wand

JANET RODGER McCLURE.

Decided
.ersity as
11(1

on

Med

Alma Mater.
loyalty

Cheer
in

unswerving

Janet a general

favorite.

May

^^^^
3j,(l

1917. ^^

Her hobbie

"i^aJrled and"graduate^d"fn are church parties

thought

it

was

erlightened.

\V

brid

Med

JAMtS EDWARD McGlLLIVRAY.

PETER DOUGLAS McINTOSH.

ALEXANDER LYNN M

um
k \1
,

INFIEID HAl MEb MILLER

burn Collegiate, old West with class '17.

one-half years.

Mac
2Rtb
.>;t

M.M.

ew's well, finishing 100 per cent. Simon for his Alma Mater; 191S saw him a of Mars; later he pursued the elusive e into many a fatal "spin." For "Doug," ys gracefully urbane and professionally
:r.

we

anticipate a respectable longevity

IK \ h, ,1 l ,tniB. Ale c t tl e t..-,i D.n id in handling the Grand ilcit IK joined H ^r S "Undine," and soon wardroom resounded with his infectious laugh After demobilization he attended Guy's Hospital, hut returned to Varsity to
..-m,i,i.,,,

1914.

the

as

Entered Medic Surgeon Sub-Lie

^.K.K.

He

is

not as

MEDICINE

""IB

ELFORD

J.

NELSON.

NATHAN

HAROLD

T.

PALMER.

RUSSELL ETHELBERT PALMER.

ll.,i,c slowly."
1892. Received early cducaon at .Aberdeen P.S. and L.C.I. Later came Toronto and matriculated at H.C.I. Learnd the art of the pharmacist, and finally llured by the philosophy of Hippocrates,
-J

Made

sit

to Guelph, April 12th,

in

Barely born

in

the
rly
in
Ml

heard the telephone March 30th age of three Winnipeg. and an appe-

Born London,

dabble

merry

icient knowledge there to admit him to Medicine. '15. Finds time to in sports; has an ear for music; is of eye and jovial in disposition. "Nels"' can be serious when occasion demands,

and
tite

the Wild West at glad of it. Xi

for

developed pedagogica
kinoodling.
;

nt of

Freshman

\ear, a tenor voice,

PAUL EVAN PICKETT.

ARTHUR PODNOS.
He
-five

GAYNER POWELL.
cal'tcd
it

DeWILLETT STANLEY PUFFER.

ere's but

I
Born

find
in

nonsense slngiihuly rcfrcsliins."

Illinois,
xcitit

Attended school Colorado. Oklahoma and Idaho. Took hono matric. at Vic. Treasurer of the fourth ye;
1893.

a better one.''
is

one

in all

this

youth
Gayner's early career
)ntonensis,
'16.

chronicled in Tor-

nally '16 P.
LS,

and

B.,

nearly three

As President

1919-20,

infused

new
in

Since

then

he

has

upheld

B..\. 'IS.

He

has held innum-

life

in

the Medical Y.M.C.A.

Enhsted

Americi

ive of^ces, capping

them

all

as

When

Pau
i.f

twelve years old he crossed t Then went through Harbord here.

lailor

and a gentleman.

genial personality

h'

MEDICINE

'MMS^
^RY JOHN QUIN^

JOHN SPENCE REID.

Born December
April.
1915.
1'.:;

FRED RITTINGER.
He

:6tli.

ISW. Tillsonburg, Ont.

:,..

.;

along the

SoUtH

ScHoO

flov

Suh.Liem'ena

vFIEl D

RUbH
as
his

NORMAN H RUSbELL
birthplace
in
1

Oiillm

il.iras

Ii

han -Miss

Ft
tea

primary edui
winners of
-

CKims
College

the

ns

list

nice

running champi
19H
%

Brampton Ont Meds Rugbi Mulock Cll wulock unp

lor

m
FREDERICK
C.

M'
ROBBINS.
at
St.

drink at Kitchener,

Ma

first

applied

Ma

Mary's Collegiate.
years,

^as

r several ittle filthy

grad iu-

Acted

li'

E.

H.

SHANNON.
and
matriculated
mile-

Duly born from Ilarbord

in

Toronto,
in

C.I.

19U.

The second

eiseas-I
Platoon
Lieut
18th

Sth Field

^.je,

191.!.

Ou

ng

ye.lr;

<

rharmacv fHonnurs)
1916

Enter
1917

'niber
.Still

back again 6th, 1919, and

happy.

rhirmac\

President

third

ear

18 Recuperating among

Medicine in 1915. By some wit, some industry, and some good luck, he evaded destruction and dissected his way through.
j,^

MEDICINE

ROY CLIFFORD SHAVER.

ciwiigh."

HAROLD GLENN STEVENSON.

ALVIE EARL STEWART.

BERNARD CHARLES SULLIVAN.

Bernard
Charles started life in Toronto Senior matric. at St. Michael'i

Toronto heard his

n
'1.1.

first

cry in

1885.

Mat

"Stevie"
:.C.I.

down

one

frosty

Qri;

ated

in

Hamilton,

but

in

spit
.Tuly 17,

189o.

ated at Humberside,
-orps.

1902. Entered Qu( Overseas Egypt and France Me Entered Varsity '17. Hard luck,
i

and Oshawa High School, Survived to graduate P. and B. '16. Never

teaching; one year at Victoria; and entered Medicine. Fond

College, and started in Meds.

Landed over-

Played hockey with St seas in the navy. Michael's College, and has a strong desirt

US
WILLIAM DOUGLAS SWAN.
((

GEORGE THEODORE URQUHART.

lien

WILFRED

P.

WARNER.

cvcrythUig gncs dead icroiig."

in

1907.

Born in Brucefield, Ont.. 1890. Matriculated Pedagogue four years. Entered P. and
1911.

Discovered

Owen Sound

in 1871.

Polish-

Served on Class Esecutive in third year Arts. Won his "T" Varsity First Soccer team. Graduated in Arts, 1915. Served as
B.

ed off as a teacher at Stratford, Ont. After three years' teaching had an inspiration for high ideals, and entered Medicine. Always fancied poppies, so he visited Flanders Fields.

and
irst

.luly 5th. 1896. Matric::1n't Collegiate. 191,!. liEntcril Tirpitz's submarines en.ii
'
'

T''

gave him to 2T0.

His su

EDWARD WOODS.
Eddie first beamed on Fergus, where he eceived his preparatory education. Cast in lis lot with the class of Overseas with 20.
'

GEORGE TODD ZUMSTEIN.

o,

,^,,

tt''

His
a

rses

in?Ta?Iy''yearrin St'' Cadiarfnek. where "e obtained honour matriculation at the Colkgiale Institute in '14. Entered Medicine with the class of 1T9. Overseas with the Royal Kaval Volunteer Reserve.

Medical Building

Hi^ory
F-,rlv
11,

of Class

2T0

(l,.tnl,rr

VI

F.

Allan (Captain), C. K.

P. Soanes, F.

H. Stringt

Smith,

W. H. Smooklc

JuniorMed's BasketBah^'Eam
WirfHERS or(2biFroRDSiprori Gup
^~=- FDR -iSlB^

Toronto General Hospital

132

Dean

Mitchell

To

the Graduating Class of Applied Science

DEAN MITCHELL

and Engineering

As
rai
,.,

till'

wavs.
111.'

"radnatiiif Ynii an
t(i

tii-st

rill,.

numbers occasioned by the war.

You are different from other classes in that yiuir ranks liave been more torn and depleted by the ravages of the war tliau possibly

any other, and yon number amongst you more representatives of other preceding years than will appear in any of those succeeding
.you.

Those of other years who have reinforced you, returning

from the war to finish their interrupted studies, have accumulated in such numbers that your class this year aggregates many more than entered as freshman with you four years ago there were But there is a more under seventy then there are over ninety imw unique story than that, more pathrtir aii.l iiKire heroic: there are only sixteen of your present class whu wnv licslnnen with you in 1916. These numbers tell of tlie sacritirr made In- the Applied

Class of 1920 in the great war.

Your studies and your University nlur ruptcd but time has gone on. Witli
;

een internow over

twenty-five years, most uf you have attained an age when, before the war, many young engineers were well along in their experience But you have gained an experience worth much out in the world. more to you in your wealth of knowledge and memory of the war struggle, for many of you have been engaged in work that has lifted you from the commonplace in engineering or applied .science and has placed you in a position where you will have a marked advantage over those who wi'ic imt mi fnrtuuate. So you go out til ilii' \\nrlil\ work equipped in a different way, seeing the problems <<( ]](, Iimih a different angle and with the kind of technical kiiuu lcili:i' ami experience which will better fit you for the stru-i;ic f tli.- next few years through the uncertain period of post war (Ii'vlnpment in Canada. I hope you will all remain in Canada, tliat ynu will help build up our splendid country we need every one of you. especially now, and I am sure you if by will all be rewarded in the years to come by the knowledge nothing else that it was your Cla.ss at this particular time that helped to make Canada great, greater than ever, in all that national deveIii]iiiiiMit ill wliirli iiMjineers are so much a factor. I wish yim thr best of good fortune and health and all success
:

as

Engineers and Citizens.

IN

MEMORIAM

Lieut.ThomasW.Duncan BORN ATMOORETOWN

Pte.

Roy Andrew Hartry

I

AUG. ao't' 1896

BORN AT SCHREIBER ONT.

OCT.
?iO'> 1897
iSt

CRASHED AT DESERONTO
J)d1EU of injuries SEPT26"'I918|

CaptEdward B.G.Morton BORN AT BARRIE

APRIL
lO'-b

1898

KILLED
;

IN

ACTION AT CAMBRAl
1918
'

REPORTED MISSING
JULY
lo'i'ioie

OCT.

History of Class
Th^
rilivvl-slly
I. if

2T0

issihh
hlis

Irl-ullr

lnr.-

,lirtir,llty

ill

attaiRmfJ-

till'

(!.-

Wi

siivd

,.11.1.

iIliii

uc.

tlir

Mxn-n.jlit wiMaiil xniithsthat

iTilh

fmmd
t(i

mii-.ilir

sflvrs iissniililnl on

llir

.lay nf

S,.|.triiilH.i-.

1916,
in

fiixv

name to the year lieueel'oi'th to be kuuwu as 2T(). Coming as we did wlien the world was plunfii-d

the dr]iths of

however, all our troubles and hardly had the last morsel of were awakened by remembraiioe Ml-- aL'aiii all joy was removed from Life. las kindled once more when a shortage of
(

'liiisriiias.

'

M.

but

luaiii

wi'

war, we, medically unfit ones and youngsters too yminr;- to hear mir country's arms, looked forward to a rather rough passage at the old Amidst all tlie school. "We were certainly not disappointed. gloom and despondency, however, which loomed before us there was one glad ray of light we had in our nnmlicr the first girl to rr.'shrtl... :tiu\ uv wrvr ccrtaiiilv |ii-uiiil .,f -(^ur enter schnol ;|^

losing of all university buildings

and we

,',

Marv"

(ajH.lnni,.,

t.i

Marv

I'l.-kl'm-d

hw easy the work was, if one only wished to work some twenty-four hours per day, we felt more comforted and took the for in rest of the week off to look around. It was well we did doing so we obtained our status at our new home, and discovered that compared to us a worm was highly elevated. Not a bit daunted, however, at the withering glances of the sophs we decided to run our own show and elected one Cunningham to lead us, for, verily, we were led to believe that a captain was And then how protid we were, that day when the sorely needed. photographer took our pietui'es and we so narrowly esca]ii'd the open air hydraidirs Lab. jierfornied from an upper wimlow by the sophs. Then came that dread day when after a few pn.liininar\- bouts in which ties, socks, etc., managed to disappear, we were issued invitations to the social functions held in our honour in a little old red gym. But we must hurry over this for even now three and
After Iraniiiig
tVniii

the Pivsidrnt's a.ldivss

parental hearth for two short M-eeks. term when the spring slush was beginning to be coniinonplaee we lost .several members of our tribe to the various fighting units, and, what appeared worse at the time to us, we were forcibly ejected from our drafting room and placed in one corner to allow room for the R.F.C.. who came to imbibe the rudiments of flying in our erstwhile liappy home, .'^prins
ar<

1.1

this

at the University really

i-ed

to faculty mandates, economic ventures, aiul the call of the a meagre thirty-four of the original tribe returned to the second year. What we lacked in numbers, however, we made up in spirit, for were we now not the rulers of the roost. A difflcnity jireseuted itself, however, at this juncture, for we found no r.iost over which to rule. During the summer while we had been turn ins out shells and cleaning boiler flues, the R.A.F. had eomman.le.r.'.l inr n]d the whole building and were now all over the place. smoker, the pride of our heart, and the general retreat from h.tiires, was a carpenter shop, the drafting rooms were demonst ration floors, and we w.i'<- iila.'.'.l off by ourselves in a few rooms, the existence of wliirh ha.l h.'retofore been known only to the architect, who drew up th.' .niiiinal plan, if any, of the building.

Due

King only

History of Class
Chirf Hill was theboss
tlir
t',,1-

2T0
-i-iir,l.

-Continued

fn.sh, ifjnorant of wliar

haiMUcd
tnrv
has.

oaeli in a flttiiicr iiianih-i-

diilv iirrfnnnod
llniids

wp tnnk

uii

ami uii.lri' his I,M,lrrvliil. stmv Im- tlirm. unv .liitiriillv This and iiia.h- 1.. at ho aiinthrr. which was that mT srlliiiL' \'lrtliissr>Mn,i,

ua.

I'.-.-l

diinii- a
to

thivr-dav
1

srssinii.

Th.'

rnni|u.t.-nl
liv tlir

stalV

nf

ariiiarios

and rhartnvd acroiiniaiils .aiiplovrd

Cowrnniont
.d'

That aftmi roiivth.-r with the civws ,.f shii-s .Meils. Arts and Dnits. \^r InniaM a para.lr and iiiaWr iiiurh iioim. iiihI,'!tlir h-ad.'i-shi]. nf First Matr Mitrh.'ll. kiiuwu as \\w -Wihl Spint." As a liltiii- ml, Inn ,,f tin- ns,. l,, uhirli mir .hvl; had ii |. hired 111 othrrA.-ars ,. iiaaintrd an a.M'o|.|aiir on a 'juii rarria'jr ami usrd ihat as our fnm'ra! roa.'h in uliirh to \nn-y \\u- llioiiol.t, ,,r ,h,. past
, I

hou,.v,.r.

daf

niiahlr

to

arrivr at
111

tho ],riv,-nta-o

four
rain.,

^.mi-s.
tlir

snr.Tss whirh altrn,h-d this

\,-,itiiiv

liiiaihT.

^VlIll

sn^nimj of

ilir

arm isi

iro

mnrli of

tlif

ohl-iiin,.

spirit

With C.O.T.C. work, rriinmi tappiii-, and an ..dd s,.s-,ioii on tlio mat. tho vrar rapidh worr auav iiniil lliat spiaii- dav lioi, wr so valianll.v ovnvaiiir our mrdiral frirmls and rrmrnfrd thnr frimdship tor aiiollnu- \r,ir, Shorllv aflrr'this tins,. t,.rril,l,. pap.'rs ai,p,.aiv,| a'jani, ami hnrrirdlv w,. .h.lwd into -( ah-ulus'- ami -St n.n-tli .il .Matrnals" in an allrmpi to i,,sni-r our rnnrii in tlir fall. .\firr thr drrks ha, l.,.n .-h.am'.l tli,. followim.j' fall in liop,.s ,,f
I

rhr -ood ship rniNrrsiIv. Tlir who had hmi wlinv at all in tlir ri--iii- ami in ihr hoats rrtnrnrd to tlirir laiiiks and tlir mrals unv .sri^r,! a-aiii at Vr jlraiirry Hoard. Tlir r.,m]uilsorv iiulitarv drill drsmlinl as a hod v liu lid inr- exer.-isr ,.,.as,.d. ami ih,. r.ailni,. uas i,i,,r,. as loriii,.rK On danuarv I'Ttli, l:il:). wr rrrnvrd an addition lo our rrrw nf mrii who had lirm .srrviii- on .Mm of War ami who raiiir l,ark
ha.-k to

mm

shM^pinu' aiu

now
,.v,.n
tli,.

t,,

l,.arn a-aiii tin- diiti,.s

tli.'

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1

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lo

s,.,.k

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i,l,.asurrs

and the

roll

call

lia,l
,

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was
I'l ,,r

that
.rjiiial

Caplam
,,r
fi.,,111

Kr..lyside
'Hi.

had under liis .,,1111^111,1 Xinp mnro doekliamN ami

Willi
lis

land tor th,. snmnn.r months, hut as tli,. sun trawl,.,! t,,wai.,l tli,m.rih tli,..v al-,, pa,.k,.,l tlu'ir kits .,ml I, .11 ih,. ship in tli,. liamis ,,f
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of

th,.

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111,.

slat,.r,,m w a. ,ji\vn to

Miss

|,a.v list

h.^rs r,.pr,.s,.nt

original orew are on our ,,ld-Mmers nf "lo, 'IG. '17, 'IS

lirr

uho

is

tinishiiuj

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School of Applied Science and Engineering

eaaisieal

APPLIED SCIENCE

ROBERT

A.

BARBOUR.

FRANK WHITEHEAD BOOTH.

from

CARMAN EDGAR BURTON.

old

STUART KIETH CHENEY.

I only
,Ld!

Hull fortune

send

iced to delve at to

"Burt" made Out.. January

his
19th.

debut
1S95.

in

Whitechurch.
in

-''"Steiv
it

Matriculated

was who

first

put
'1

Vankleek Hill
*'"-^*'d

the old

icptemlier
.1(1

4l]\.

1894.

He
'17.

wanclcr(

school with yea

15

go on
fiileen

school in class
a

From

tl:
1

Had

-een

typical
in

specially

athletics

example of "sch and with

19th C.F.-\,

Watford. Honour mathematics in St. Mary's CM. Came "straight from heaven" to S.P.S. with the IT? Electricals. Made University Hack team 191.5. Overseas C.F.A. Bunner
R.A.F..

'^"tjl.''^"^''-"'.!,^"','

^^j%'''in'

'S'^'lS^

M^Yelf'Tv 'coming m-er"

and joining
find
'16

fuishcd himself
:

to 't'he Red'sAool Electricals. Here he distinin school athletics until the

'resident S.P.S. Athletic Associai

RODERICK CAMPBELL HARDIE.

cosmopolitan Britisher, born in England, claimed by Scotland, and a true CanaBritish Columbia introduced him into halls of study, and Toronto bids him

ma
1915.

gsville
finally joining

High Schools.

belt." Scholastic prep, t Public and Leamii After active service in

1.

Scientific Research Staff of British Adn alty. He took honours in first two years was elecled chairman of the E, and M.

APPLIED SCIENCE

SS
%

.SOTT

APPLIED SCIENCE

I*

m
HAROLD
still

APPLIED SCIENCE

B
MAURICE
H.

G.

YOUNG.

CENTNER.
First dis
I'ork,

LAWRENCE CHAMBERS.
Grant
first

GRANT HENDERSON.
light
in

late,

mid

quite early

rise

Tara.

Ont,

Maurice Cent
eclianical

ears late:

Owe"n'si';j''

encyclopedia

(??).

To-

riculated from here, and after missing a year,

.lecided to be a Mechanical Engineer. Played '""^key for School in 19IS. Treasurer E. and M. Club. 1917-18. Scholarship in third year.

c ^schools
1T9.

and Harbord Collegiate

Dela
iuation \Vc y.

^*^.

UBERT
"Dutch"
has

as
C.

''

11'

nfi

tl'

ii

i[

111

HOLLAND.

GEORGE

L.

MACPHERSON.

HUGH

J.

McCREERY.

been

persistently

ncluding

George was born January

dale, Ontario.

25,

ng
the Uni1
1

at

country public schools, farm, London Colle-

He matriculated from
Schools in
grin.

l^l^'^^^l^ r,^''^^I'
Residence knows him His genial downwar<

Glencoe. Ont.. C"^e'"'=; En^Kf

.

Born

in

"London

the Smoke" in IS^J. ingland and the United

I

ss

of

'16

in

1915

and

ned

:'8with

Though

ng

far-sighted.

1^

n.Watr

APPLIED SCIENCE

O.

V.

BALL.
i.ij'

GEORGE
(.

C.

BENNETT.
Only U
1895,

ELMER BIRDSALL.

wear
It
is

I
to

ahaiyi
in

leave the best ,n,lol.l." Ont.,

Merl fiity Received his early education Public School and his matric. and Leamington, Entered Civil Ei ;ering with Class '20. Treasurer of Engii ng Society 1918-19. and crowned his popi :y as President of graduating year.
iitv.
;

Born

in

189,!,

Toronto.

.Tarvis Street

Colle-

B^^n

Waubaushene,
at

March

-'0.

giate and Technical School.

luoo.l
liii

Knlisted 1916 Engineers.

in

47th Battery.

School Class 1T7. In France with

receiving the usual early education, supple-

mented by two years

one at Midland H. :to
S.

Coldwater C.

S.

and
in

'^"'^"-* f,"-^'"'',' Cradua

.\Iways prominent

rugby. Squeezed into School has had a 'Tipping" time ever

F
CRYSLER.

EARL

R.

DAFOE.
no.'

ERNEST B
"Eddi.

"Xo. four times

Technical
:i3ss of ITr.

High

School School. Toronto. Enlisted in 1916 in 47th Battery,

n France with the Engineers

Transferred

R.^F

with

^ated" Xapanee Collegiate, Queen's (Q for hockey), "promoted" to IT" S. P. S. senior hockey T, '14-'1S. Enlisted March '15, France 23rd Battery, hiked a DMk through Rose to dizzy height Salient and Somme.

tl":
^
'

i^-imiiif
"
'

^j

,,

Sicn^l
ai;

-.

of Bombardier. InvaHded to Canada '17. Grimly determined to graduate with 2Ta There's a reason. blonde.

M.M.

JTu, and

nurses.

k mc He

jy

^
W
FRANKLIN
IRVIN.

APPLIED SCIENCE

APPLIED SCIENCE

ALLYN

B.

WHALEY.

LESSLIE

E.

WILLMOTT.

December
Scllool
in

1912

from Oakwood. but

free

liedly
or a

on

ride

to

Europe

in

1915.

HandlsaiJ^
Bj'i't'j'i'jin

ended
".V

Vic.

career.

Then
ali

IT"

Dallied in

Rugby and Hockey and has hopes

aml''Rl\'""pre'sk'lenr of' "School'-'

2T0 degree.

V.SI,C,--\,

good

fellow,

and

there."

=s:_!'-

V-.

^-

tfiioife^^v Tf_(^

HERBERT BASIL CODY.

"He may
The
be small, but
of
lie's

ARTHUR HERVEY DINGMAN.

i

JOHN FAILL.

0^
I

HENRY COLBY KERMAN.

got big

.-1 little

To keef ns going a)id

work, a

little

flay.

so good-day."

origin

"H.B." dates from

"Ding"
and Collegia taming the
ioined the
i

was
he

born
entered

in

Stratfc

in

1898.

S<""'ir<l
Collegiate
at the of 2T0,

Observat
holding

Chemistr

Stratford was blessed with "Jack" in After extracting all possible knowledge the Collegiate he joined Chemistry of

Before he's through with

St.

life.

matric

U.T.S.
'17.

Entered school as

an

Iiid.

Chem. Club,

Made smokeless pow-

President Ind. Chera. der in Trenton, 'IS. Club. '19. Here's hoping for the future.

Ml.
ARTHUR HAMBLETON
-Xalures
a

book uhereif: I

r.

Liverpool, England,

was

his birt

ugh
:ty
>ept.

the
to
6,

CoUegi,

matriculated. Canthat School that he matricul;

lemical
liti.^ns

his

pedagogue and after two

started with Club.

Staff

He

Seen 1X9. w.is wit

s.

19U.

With the

studies

of

two year.,

\ice-President

Chemical

APPLIED SCIENCE

r^f'^:j^

JACK ERNEST
lussie's"
legiate,
first

T.

MUSCRAVE.

CLARENCE W. GRAHAM.

CHARLES ALBERT RICHARDSON.

"School'" yell. Huron Jarvis Street Col-

Toronti
the "Better "Ole"
ring and
1395.

Enrolled

in

the

"School"

with

gas

in

England,

by a "Cook's' tour" with

JACK

C.

E.

SKINNER.
registered
in

WILLIAM
this

S.

WILLCOCK.
Illy

OSWALD HEBRON HUGILL.

playing
;

Bradford has him

of u-orb to do.'

first

in 1915. After numerous expeditions to the north, entered S.P.S. with 2T0. His "School'' hobby was the Mining and Metallurgical Club, of which he was Secretary, and finally

Landed on "terra firma" in 1890 at Flesberon. Matriculated Oakwood. Toronto, and ound his way into the "Old Red School"
Considers
the

Introduced to the world

at

London, Eng-

land, 1S94. Came to Canada one year later. Matriculated Sault Ste. Marie High School, 1911, Began with class '16. Enlisted Februaiy. 1916. A pioneer member of the "Toike

f
ESTHER M.
From
ler

HILL.

LESTER

B.

HUSBAND.

WILLIAM

S.

KIDD.

DONALD

M.

WATERS.

Siiiiiiy

Alberta,
to

old

'Varsity

called

grandchild

the

Alma Mater
in

parents to pursue her chosen study.

Alberta),

with experience

of her A B-A. teaching and

-Professor U-arc.

Do

Settled at School in 1911; li rupted by Mr. Mars; but. wi

to replace

suggest his beverage (when possible). His snail-like progress through the various faculties was broken by four years' study of rapid demolition in Europe. His forte is architec-

some

of that

gen

The

Architectural Club of

The

University of Toronto

^i,,..(

'I,

ail-man
E.

Srcivtarv
TivaMiiV'!-

D. M. W; M. A. Xnr>

W. Hahl

Thinl Yi'ar

('

Mis- K, M.

A.
K.

11.

\V.

W.
]'..

S.
il.

Wil

\Vn

W.
II.

1".

l,a .M.

.\.

W^m

UNiVEHsiry OP Toronto

WjK

^MK

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BOTTOM ROW
P.

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To

the Graduating Class in Dentistry

DEAN WEBSTER

Allntlll'l'

war

nf nl.|.nrTUl
Th..
Hrl.l

luis rnliH-

tn thr -IM.Iual
i

.Irntisii-v.
liiitr.

tlir ilav
rll.'

isliritilii
is
rl,.;.l

ni.l

Win-

\w wnr(N of All-. Uuftrr. "it is n..t sinartn.'ss wante,! tn-,lay l.nt it is l,r,,a,l inei, sliarpene,!
Faeiilty liave

,,i-

sliai'p

men

t,,

pmnt.-

aimed
sense,

their hr

lest

of a

ealliiiLi

whieh

is

to prepare yon to meet the affairs of having at the same time an eye to the expected will fiive the password to

rs
I

nj-

virtue,

coiireiitment

.|inrtiiiiiiies
M.iial

f,,r

tlir

sweetesf
tile

tliiii-s

in life as

developed

lia|i|.iii.-ss

railing
Nil-,
-II-,

fur leaders..

The country The

the the

rdiifiileiiee
faitlifiil

I.eiH.'eii

ileiitist

liuiirsi,

ser\ic..s

rriiilt'i-i'd.

and his clientele, Place, wealth and

the
tl

viy-firoiis,

onravvous,
ilir.'i't

i.Mtcil iiiu-l

Many

of thr

-i'

the wav. aluates of

The

r.ritish m.-

DEAN WEBSTER

DENTISTRY

_3S5
BACKUS.

w
KENNETH
A.

rriM

^
'AP

BLANCHER.
Apr:

WILLARD

M. BOX.

RANDOLPH

BRADLEY

BENJAMIN BREGMAN.

clJ'^c
HiBl'i

t'hers"'on.,Ho"""Gradua.'=d i"hen'
Sdiool
'and

le^gSe^'^nd

'Sfn'Sln

'"? I^'a
of
'15.

otmore" Recdve*!!' h,s ''edu.Jt'i^n

a.TTa"ricullTe'r f rom Oak^ood
Joined class
'.'0.

'^S'L^grdlns '"l;
,n
'

ThToush

HarWd

Co"

xT/ontc'

Regina
ha,

Normal
work

School,

l;"^','''^^'"' for^"a,1j?ic^ a\"Ht>v"'Enter^^^

Colkg"," te'

Dented

mTo

WiUded

the birth for thrie years.

.6

Entered
i,

Queen's University the

fall

where he

R.C.D S
sure to

\mbit

r'c'^D s'%";th''h"I'''eLy\om^^ class '20

RCDS

Behe^es

good

1^%

"^{^ ansh-i

^^^.n,^^"^

^^^:^:^futur.

scien.ious, he

is

make

IBS

I
mi
HOWARD
J.

CAULFIELD.

BURWELL

J.

CHARLES.

SAMUEL

H.

CHURCHILL.

ALEXANDER

M. CLARK.

Sammy grammar
Arrived
genial, he
in

Winnipeg schools and High School taught and manners. Has always
active
interest
in

.Ales,

fir:

December
in

where he matriculated.
is

Forest in June. 1897, Studious and consure to make a success of his

Mount

,_.^^
^^.j,),

^^^^^^ ^.^^^
^i^^^
.,()

S^,,;,.

^,^;^j ^^
genial

taken
^

athletics,

dancing
inirhim ing

HigrrSchnol"
^,^^
r..^t.,1

MS.

Taught school a yea

'20.

a
real

pleasant,
friends.

fellow,

chosen

profession.

.ho has Phi.

made

Member Xi

Psi

and the fair se: cannot help but

luck.

mm

entered with class

Hi;

Served two years

r.^,.r^= Of a quiet nninc smile. Solder

dispositioi

first

shouted for liquid refresh1S97.

Battersea,

Graduated

from

High
,

School.

Entered dentistry

20,

and soon became an import.int

boy," said the doctor on April '.(th \%9. Sask. Charl.e -ttcndej the Collegiate, from which he matricu.. .. , f After spending a couple of years in the business world, he decided to enter class
^t

"A

Hilliard

cherul

ic

cou

spicious

Weyburn,
,

Weyburn
'ated.
,_^

At tl.e ...l.ab.ta..t. ol Ilavelock in 1897. Humberside Collegiate he assimilated much

ej
class 20. knowledge, then entered R.C.D.S. Unfortunately losing a year through sickness, he now belongs to -21. Member of .\tHome Committee^ M?.^ His quiet.^ imassuming
'",''','

event which took place at CHnton, Ont. Matriculated at the Collegiate Institute of
t,,,,j T,.n. ,- Reached Toronto in time to start with class 1T9. Enhsted April ,,. Although not particularly enthusiastic

">^

""<= own

. in

,,, 13.

_^

^^^^.^

^^^

,^.^

calling,

we
'

predict
'

to

his

size.

'

Fr'r.l'iM'mtv'""'

""

'"

"

'"'~'

'

"'

"'""'-

""'' ''"*""''

"^

''""'""'
_

,,^_

,,.

,;,,.,,,

,.n,ering University.

Ill

EI
CLIFFORD
A.

."^^^

E
HARRY DAVIDSON.
hollered
for

GRA\T COL%TR>

COURVILLE.

First
19 Manager Xar^it^ Seiii r Hockc% tcnm l** \ arivd athletic career Member cham pion Jenningi, Cun teams H and 1^ Captnin

eats

at

Chester Basin,
Matriculated

at

llaxville.

Out..

March
1"]6,

U.

1S99.

X.S., in the

month

of

January.
;n

England, was the fortun*

tage

ilatcd

from Ottawa University.

in
fall

Cora-

into

Acadia

University
at

19H;

began

the

where

Ha

R C-P-S.
i

of

Enlisted in
:i,.i-, 5

study of dentistry
\r.
K.,i(:..i

Dalhousie Dental Cnlin

-,-,,,

.1

n,.

:.( .^

A,i.;ti.-.,,

i;cns.

:'<'

v.-.r.]

DENTISTRY

'!4AMA

vVWWv
HARVEY W. ECKEL.
"Like the water
sllll.
lie
is

VANCL
Jeer"
I

FARRELL

FRALICK.

JAMES

E.

ERASER.

I'.-ry

".-..

/..../,, '''"'

Born at Clifford. Ont.. Harvey receive. his repriratory education at Clifford High Schnol, dtsired a broader sphere, so entered with class 2T0. Joined 69th 0\er Battery, and later transferred to the e.is :..\.D.C. His conscientious efforts ai d genial lisposition assure for him a succes ful future
iUt

i.C D.S.

t,

hi^

\ear

^. ^.^^ ^^^^ windy ni ^^^^ -^ into p^, r,,^^, ince blew intc .j^^e yew iggg he storm, where the wings Htnculated '14. early hf p II pi Icr le t cT
1

Grimsby
he

som.e years in

"
ith

Spent

spent a

lated at Alberta

Overseas

in

C..A

prairies during 1916. Ernie class '30.

M:
GORDON
"Fargct yesterday.
L.

FRAWLEY.
JVhat's doing to-day

Toronto was honoured on May 1, 1899. Gord. went to U.T.S., from there to Dents. Two

With Apri Came Herb and

bor_n in Toronto, March 23, 1S96. Entered Matriculated Oakwood Collegiate. R.C.D.S. with class '18. Enlisted with Var^.^^ Bjj^j. .^p^il, 1916. Served "over there" y Battery, April, , , -resn. Returned October 8. 191S. to further "delve into the arts and science of den-

flowers
-04.

.Roy was

He ge thousands of "Hello. Gord." Member of footA typical college man of the ball team '19. right sort. Member of Xi Psi Phi Fraternity,
years

sergt.-major

in

C.A.D.C.

ed the Milton. Ont.. Matriculated at Brampton Collegiate. and in '16 entered R.C.D.S. to carry on and uphold the parental name in dentistry; a .. . of the fair art of fnlloi
race.
.

Into Aurora in

g='"E

''''^^", ' a

^,,

'

m.-llmes'^Tai

"To be

g^, .|,i,

was his ambition matric. from .Madoc came. ah now he has achieved his aim.
dentist'"

Terp

GEO A GEMEROY

JAMES F GIFFEN

C. S.

GILBERT.

JAMES W. COLDING.

d r c

D
d

sfield,

Ontario. Obta

ScliQol

.\rrived

March

20,

1897.

\ic \

s
fi

Bl
W. GRACE.
Tl'i'c

"^M
JOHN
A
i^orhiian
3.

JACK GRAHAM.
fodly
Tlie
l.t.v.
,

M.

GRAHAME.

:l,'asl''IS

Hint '."-'L'

ll'l"."ic-.-'

oher
ion

25th. 1895, was the of bringing Bouchette,

fcwie dm

Hint
1889,

ticcdclli

not of

(c

(..

X,S..

"Only Original" was dropped into Glace on May 1st. 1896. X High School

ashamed."

Born August

Township

Lome.
:

'n And

Jght's'for love the liny for duty."

''"::

""!:":;i!fl,:^"::J^
ncis

l^;!spa^i""Sliege

Xa

enter-

the
",

Rugby

^"""^ '='""'=<' School, Manitoba High School. Matriculated Manitoba University "16. Indentured in den'

p^"""

*^'""''"-

Stony Mountain. Man., February Matriculated into Manitoba Univer-

.C.D.S. w:el'!,ij"n'ior
^t III.
11

'=1'

year,

Manitoba '16. Served in Corps. Been coniieclcl illi sionary work for past tin \i ii.
,,5,fj. in

Army DenIl-.m,-

Mis-

JOHN
"Cr.

C.

GREEN.
by ,u,t,m

CLAUDE C.UNTON

WILLIAM
began on Attended

A.

HARTLEY

I'eterboro, Ont., on

his early education

hollered for nourishment in Jack first August 1st, 1899. Received and matriculated at P.C.I. Entered the sergeants' class at R.C.D.S. on February 5th, 1917, in which he held the office

May
\V

28.

Peterboro,

M \j"',

Institute
^^'
1=!!.!;

Harbord

Collegiate, Toronto,

and entered the

of

Vice-President.

Enlisted

in

C.A.D.C.
fair

Thursday afternoons out with the

Jack should make good

sex.

in dentistry.

Member

of the Xi Psi

% L^i
NELSON W. HAYNES.
"Ri-slless as the sea, St full of mirth

MICHAEL

J.

HENEY.

H.

HERRINGTON.

EDGAR

J.

HESSON.

ton,

Nelson first demamled Perth County,

i

education Stratford Collegiate

Early

at

M'

us
\

first

appearance

"'5
icuinrt-

Stonecliffe, Ont.
ior

Saskatoon Collegiate 19U with class 'IS. Represem

R^D.S.'^FresK

Served >>rH class '20. ber of Dental Soccer t. n baseball sport. Ambiti_;.

High School, and

Served as M.O.

man

1915.

the

year. Secretary. Ti Sophomore rear. Member R.C.D.S. Oriental Club p5i p|,i Fraternity. His pleasant.

GEORGE JOYNT.

WWm

DENTISTRY

WALLACE

B,

MITCHELL.

EIJU MIYAKE.

SAMUEL MODEL.
Ofu

CHAS.

Chllliwack,

B.C..

in

ISOS.

Went

h the leaves" to the wikis of South Spent nine years of bliss in Bolivia back to Woodstock, where he ed in 1916. \yallace chose dentistry

Wenr^o Feb\'ilrt!^slr\.f 'xok',.* jlpi^n Rikkvo 'High School. Graduated from the Tokio Dental College in 1917. To increase his knowledge of "Western" dental science he entered class '-'0 in the senior year. Of a

'"

''"'" '"

O''""'

''""

S""'

Canada

tor first

i 2-U

''me lb. Matriculated at Technical H.S. '14. Made debut R.C.D.S. '16. On Dent, basket1,^11 t^am Mfi Snpnt over a vear in the

legiate Institi
"17
.

\rp,
,

"

A
24,

farm

in

Simcoe

County

was

Elliott's

1895.

I'lil.hc
izert

Served his apprenticeship Schools and Jarvis Collegiate Entered class 2T0. T.H.S.A.
i

vino-

O
De
TO

*>

earlv
',

hirthplace.
in
'04.

lated

1916.

Entered

4 ^lass
years

Success predicted,

He entered Bradford High School obtained junior matriculation and secin '08. and after spending a few '16. teaching, entered dentistry in

Out.

early years in P ke Later he migrated to Toronto ma

ii

ent one Septei

lating from St. Michael's College

College.
denti
a

191

He

"m^
pcj
tl

l^^t

matriculated

i9in

George was born in Aurora, where School. Then came attended Public Toronto, matriculated from J.C.I. and ente R.C.D.S. in 1914. Enlisted in 1916 and retu

It

is

problem whether

cla

Member

of the

DENTISTRY

W3
^
;.C.D.S.

WM.

A.

POMMER.

:h\vestern University. Chicago.

111.

Cam

Mcmlier of fall of -l.S. and Bela Phi Fraternity.

Caiiatlia

DENTISTRY

M
JOHN
Oh
O.

'\

\^\

SHAUNESSY.
h

NORMAN W.
I

SNIDER.
Somii
jells,

/ICTOR
were he
'\ll

D.

SPEER.

WILLIAM W. SPEERS.

Ho
ed on shift promptlj

lit:

It

tlu

Shag

1899

such Uisty

R.C.D.S.
1916.
:T(1.

in

C.F.A.,

April.

It

as onb

world He r School educal

the igh

Retur
in

1897, at

take a decided interest in Merton. Ont. After

Oakville

Oci

High

School

in

the dental profes

Bill Orangeville, Ontario. hails from Matriculated from O.H.S. 1911. Homesteaded and "wielded the birch" in the West, but deciding on dentistry as his profession, came East class ntered R.C.D.S.

Born
w-ith

in

Brussels

in

18%

he

matriculated

lirated

into McGill University

class

'19.

resuming
nack

his

and entered R.C.D.S. absent during 1916, course with class '20. "Jack"

Was

genial dispos

possesses
nil in

of days at from Watford Attended London Xormal. and Entered R.C.D.S. taught school four
7.

February

1S93,

was the day

Brooke,

Ont.

Matriculated

High School.

Jq^ returned to the land of lowed commercial life in St. Paul. After absence he class 'X.
I
.

fiv

He

Ins

C.A.D.C.

His char:

DENTISTRY

r^

r^\

B
W
VOADEN.

WENDELL

GEORGE

T.

WA:

ARTHUR
\V. Toronto. M. C. I. and enlc
I91I.
".>

H.

WALTON.

ERNEST

J.

WALROTH.

1SS,

at

Grimsby. Ontario,

Cliose
1

dentistr:

uiiti

itnculated
ile
I

Ejrb education at Woodstock. Ont. from Ca\uga Collegiate Insti

as "The" profession after Grimsby High School. Ser D. C. Spent many, many

ie

with the C.

aduatinir

in

lllj

Pjlished

plates"
S.

for

year

re

enttring K

Returned Irom
Canada, joining 2T0.

Family Bible says he arrived on "terra irma" at Maberly. October, 1897. Early edualion received at Perth Collegiate Institute, 'rominent in athletics. Chose Dentistry as is profession and entered R. C. D. S. with

^
v||#"
FRANK A WEESE
all
is

M
ARTHUR
H.

WlLSO^

MORMAN

D.

WINN.

first

sqiiawl in Cnrn-

and High Schools.

He
not
Ont., whcri

1894

at

age

Kent Bridge to Dresden

hough

net hted into

R C
PI

Class 2T0.

ihernfX P

lathed Nature's fragranc ended Georgetown Collegiate, from which he matriculated 1915, and joined Served in 69tli Overseas Battery and Canadian Army Dental Cirps. N'ou-goes

Ont.,

from
D.
,';.

ROBIN

E.

WINN.

LOUIS M. WINTROPE.
"Williout Iwslc. bul
First
-.titlwiit

H. B.

WOOD.

rest."
8,

ushered into the world May Matriculated from Jarvis Collegiate.

1S99.

Quiet
.Surgery.
fe'rred
1914.

Chicago College of Dental Enlisted May. 1916. in C. A.

to

R.F.C.,
a

Egypt

" August. Returning

flying

instructor

On returning

. England, to ^ at Beaulit to Canada, enter

.

1917.

going

THE LIBRARV
Binlogical Building

3
r/\\
Kif>\

PEARL B BARTINDALE

RITA BOND.

TRESSA MAY BURLEY.

ETHEL VICTORIA COTTON.

Chicago claims the
di-

Ridgetoun

Collegii
Irst

Dental Nurses' Cla

pastures new. came to Toronto and finisiiing course at Margaret Eaton.

fel
MARGARET ISOBEL JORDAN.

^"^^^^^

SHI

% U.P
LULU
C.

HM
MARJORIE
H.

tl

MACKLE.

FREDA

M. MAITLAND.

MEADOWS.

FREDA EVELYN MYLES.

_ Born

in

.., Brighton,

^ i^jj-r-, Out. Attended Trenton

ilarj'orie was born and eilucated in Toronto. Matriculated from Oakwood Collegiate Insti-

Her winsomeness dates from

Walkerton.
After
a

April, 1900. at

preliminary

scurry

of

come
she
'"

nurse brought her to the R.C.D.S. October, 1919. Her winning ways predic
a

instructor; joined the Dental Nurses," 1919. i. ^ T^-ntal Nurse we feel she will make a

she attended Whitby Ladies' College for two years. Her bright and even disposition
fut
;

opsi

Born and educated in Toronto, and now a graduate of "Toronto." An original of DenHer laugh tal Nurses- Class of the R.C.D.S. and sociable nature has won her friends uithin and without college.

Hi^ory

of Class

2T0
,11
t

poliian

knnuM
and

;is

a -piirk."
aiil.'.l

(H-rlusal.

Kaiii iJMt V uilli materially U, ii.tlal

1
1

tnaii-, siirh

a^ inr.

liistnlrir.-y,

alonjr with

tl

rraiiiuiiis. ^^]ah ii' P'rr ulniirs" Miprrs

acfivi'lv

ei,(lr,l\vc
lli.-hr
ill

expanding heads, mi that wln'ii mif fi-rslii were of the uiianiinnns ,,|,ii,in,, that wr ha.
hall of falll-.
|,ivvr,Ii),111,.

tllr

Shortly
teers
ill

Chn-liiias holidays
Driital
(

,-ali

raiiie
ill

th..

Caiiadiaii AniiN
('nn|.r.

ofps. ivsultiii,,r

a]i|

ly half tho .-las, lirrdm- thr rail, tliivr

.sarrili.T. AV.
.1.

uhuiii iiiadr tin

.Marion and (i. Piokird. drplrtiuii and thr Inrtl.rr n of drntal ...r-rants a r.d forth fnr fiii-thor ivmiits. purposing pr..li.orn.-y in lahorat
]{.
.]
.

fact that aiil'iointiiionts

liatrd thr .dass

uviv

not" fort liroiii

ni- as was at
all.l

li

Urnt

Ihrnlln-ll

tlHOr flVshliMMi

suplh.l,

Miller. Rep. tj Boxing, Wrestl MacLachlan, At Home Commit Rep. to Track Team; J. A. Graham. EditorDupins. Decorating Co.; J. W. Bartholemew, R. D. S.; J. R. McLachlan. Rep. ta Rugby; Rep. Torontonensis; \V. W. Race. Honor Ro E. T. Lajoie, Pres. Athl Ciunt J. G Pres. Senior year VV. R. Ri< F. E. Babcock, P
L.
J.

iley, Rep.

Hyi Yaka;

Torontonensis; C. H, Avi E. St. McBride. Honour

Roll,

L.

F.

o Hockey; J, Quick. Pres. Track Team: Butler, Tres. Soccer; H. R. Day. Ren. to

lome Committee.
ir;

H. G. Br G. H.

Sec.-Trea

cKee.

Pn


THE CABINET

#6@ee

b
touwE^tea/5,,,

(T

ooeeo

MyaYaka Staff-

TOP

iff
Dental Socce r Tea m

iff
^ Mcifacultq
diaiiipions

M
I

m}

1i

llJ

^Em
k^L

^^

DENTAL HOCKEY TEAM

dennincTs'
(?*up

^^^

Interfaeultij

f'liampions

DES MOIXES COXVEXTIO.V DE

The
appeared, at least in so far as students attending
again sprung to
of
life
leetiircs,

Fore^ers' Club
dislias
(1

Although during the war the Faeult}' of Forestry nlmoNi

it

good-fellowship

that

<tcrs.

Tlie executive of

and now numbers 46. Our war record one which we are justly proud. Out of 55 students enrolled in 1914.
i.s

52 served at the front.

fourteen midergradnntfs

made

Eighteen foresters, four graduates and Five under tlie Kiipremc saeritiee.
tlic

President
Vice-President

A.
J.

W.
F.

Bentley

Sharpe
Clarke

graduate forest<Ts

k,t,'

awanlnl
i-

.\Iililai>

Cmss.

Secretary-Treasurer
Oct., her,

T. A.

The Foresters'

Clul,
at

iiiiii..nc(.,l

activities

Tlir

Seeond Year Representative First Year Representative

H. L. Commins
T. F. Jenkins
['aeiilty of

fortnightly meetings,

whicli

outside speakers

are

secured to

address the club on current Forestry subjects, have been well

attended.

These meetings also provide the opportunity for

tlicv

stu-

The events nF tlie >-eai' peeiiliai' tii tile the Annual Stunt -Vielit" and I'.ontire,
(irestc

Forestry are

the

Annual Dinner and

dents and professors to become so well ai'quaiiitcd and

are

To

the Graduating Class of

DEAN HEEBNER

Pharmacy

Th.' v.H-atinn nf V\,i,nn:,rv .mIN fnv

,\nn\ tiMiniii- in tlir iiKistrrv nf it^ iinif.'ssioiuil

I),ii-in.^

-uh- aiMl .Hhq.fiitinii

iiisti-iicrioi,
,,f

to

its

r,,iiiiiir,vial

.,-.|M.ct.

luiif
a

v.Mi-s

,,f

training iiiulrr
of

tlie

phafiiiar.Mitiral

.li,-,ius;

y,,,,

ar.pinv,!
l,y

rfrtan,

aiimiiiit

knowlfdi;..

ynursrif
.iialilr.l

iif

rill'

r,,iii-sr

nf

Mst'ri let

I,

fiiniis|ir,l

th.'ivhy .Ntrii.lril yoiif r.lu.-atiuii

yuii

ill

tlir

tli.'cvv aiid

tu

\<rru<r

1,-allv

.|ii:il

itinl

].hai-iiia<'Oi,tii'al

the Ontario r'nlle.se of Phaniiary aii.l praetiee of phi.rmafv. whicli evnitiiallv .liomist^ an.l poss.^sors nf tlir

a.-iv,. Phni.l!.

Vullf
fillisllrd
I

flltlllv

Ml
1

ss will

l|,.w \,r ,,f vnui- ,,W1,

lllakill-.

)n

Mnt

ilHa-lllr that

Vol, liavr

\nur stlldv

atlse
niii.t

Vnll
.in.

liaVC
tl

tau-ht what vnu

and

MVUtV,! thr ruvctrd di] i|. Unas, f.,r vnu l,av uiilv iid nf vn.tr Cnlh.-v rniTi.-nlnin i> tlir (H.-inniii-

any
iiost

cli'ments

tlitit

i!i

important, and
i

ther as the factor

si.mal rnthiisiaMii.
th.ni

]f

Icaw pliarniary
I)n nnt
l.

fm- that

vmi ran \u- lii'.t in an\lhin.j rUr. and nnhsnumthniu -I-.

third-ratr phaniiarist.

mnv
all

prnfr.Mnnal

mm

ami

wninr,,. fnr
as

nalisn, Inids tn
an.l
tak.'

narrnw
inrnvst

th,.

mind.
piihlir

K.-nan,il:,T
affaii-s

that
in

and

vnn aiv riti/nis as uvll iiinvnii.-nts that tnid t..

plianiiansts.

an

in

ri-lit

wrnn-s and mrivri

al.ns,.s.

Ilavr a triir

DEAN HEEBNER

COLLEGE OF PHARMACY

WILFRID

J.

ABELL.

WM.

D.

AIKENHEAD.
Out.

MABLE AMY.

W. WALLACE ARMSTRONG.

..Tite,

Born
began
is

in '96 in

Owen Sound.

Hii

rharin.nc,v

his apprenticeship in the p cal profession. Saw service in th

now with

Class

'30

O. C. P.

in

irnest
eship.

comes from St. Thomas, where he ended High School and served his apprenHe served three and a half years
at .Arras.

Matric. at Soo High.

Worked

France and was wounded

F.rnest

Xov. W.

Valentine on Feb. M, 18%, at Apprenticed in the Si in London, etc. "Parade, shun!" 1017. Qualified as a birdman, had

E.

LAWSON BRIEN.

EDWIN

L.

CFORGE

BR OK

erseas

1915

to

1919.

We

ccmid

II

rul

Strong

Dr

CHARRON.

'.N'inirara's

n ,,,, 1!iU,

michty roar" He matricumatritu J and then the mortar and pestal

,
,

Lhap's

lite

journey was begun

j^ I9oo_,ius 1; j;^ ; Brantf.jrd

by the Grand.

rved in
rnoffi.

Through

He

helped tliem in the Signal Cn

COLLEGE OF PHARMACY

GEORGE. W. CLARKE.
"Take no thought for to-morriyu:" Born
he
at

HERBERT
Blenheim.
Sept.
28.

G.

CLEMENS.

LLOYD ERWIN CLOSS.

LEWIS COHEN.

Do
JS94.

matriculated.
-Ith

home town and Toronto.

with

Campbeliford, Ont., in 1895, where Served apprenticeship in Served in France

Ontario, the favoured place. After matriculating there, his

Battalion for two years.

Wounded

courage took the form of absorbing pharmaceutical knowledge from John D. Christmas, I'hm.B. Chemically speaking, he won the war, hut m.destly prefers to give the otdit
tn
^-iTiN-,^.. .MI4-\0..,
Tj-

Born in 1899 High School in

ship
in

in

Lanark County, attended

Served apprentice-

.-Mmonte.

First saw light .M village in Rvissia. j

His

hair

was

.1

tlu'

nrit'inal

Sault Stc. Marie. Enlisted in 1916; served with the C.M.G.C. in France. Received the while with the 4th M.G. Batt. VN.^w iiik..k<-.1 hi the attack on T^, Pharmacy.

MM,

ii.M".-

t^^l

'
I

Came"to Ottlwa 'in" Matriculated at "h'P '''h ^.'"^y. V in Ottawa. Married ^.^ p^ug Clerks' .XI.

iii.il

..lininr

,liploma.

Time May,

1920.

niacy'jO.

m:.

COLLEGE OF PHARMACY

rrrr
it-.

a2^

n m

COLLEGE OF PHARMACY

D
FRED
C.

-m
JAMES W. FOOTE.
Rc-ci

FARRANT.
f,u;

G.

FRANKLIN FINDLAY.

matriculated from but didn't find the golden lucre .is easily gathered there Served his as one would have us think. apprenticeship with llr. Patterson at XcwBradford,
there.

Born near High School

Went West,

l-'irst saw the light of day June, 1897, Grey County. Out. Firm in the belief that K. R. and O. and Materia Medica are very similar, both p.^ssessing quality of being easily

August

I6th.

1895.

was the memorable da

twisted.

Pharmacy

'20.

Cayuga, Ont.. the lucky place. Matriculatic at Welland. Initiated into the mysteries Pharmacy by H. G. Foote, Pt. Colborn Heard the band play. Followed. Served ov

II
CLYDE GEDDES.

mn
R.

^^

STUART FOX.
a

J.

MICHAEL
He

E.

GLEESON.

a. S.

GOODYEAR.

has a bcc in his boni:cl.

\Vc shall hear of him

"Foxy" was born in the large manufacturing centre of Wroxeter. but he was educated He spent three and a half in Brussels, Ont. years "touring the Continent" looking for

Owen Sound,

Matriculated at O. S. C. 1S97. 19U. Enlisted August, 1915. serving overseas, first with the 4th C.M.R. infantry and later with the Flash Spotting Croup, Can. Corps Survey Section. Was with

n .\ugust 1st, 1897, at Sarnia, Ontario. Served at Sarnia Collegiate. Served his overseas in the 4Srd Battery. apprenticeship at Sarnia, Ontario, and hopes to soon be paddling his own canof.

.Matriculated

iu

Born Woodstock, Mar. 3, 1898. Mat) Woodstock C. I.. 1915. Served apprci town and Londc to Goodyear the tii

COLLEGE OF PHARMACY

G.

M. GRIFFITHS.

ERNEST R HALL

'

'

'"
-.a.

Born March -'5. 1895. Thessalon. Ont. Graduated Blind River High School. Apprenticed with O. H. Hewitt. Enlisted and went overseas with the 119th Battalion.

I-

II

Fcl
)}
I'll

1"

Ik*
'~''
*'

Ban

Fram

Tp

from DeCew Falls, which is near Thorold. She is very strong on cold water, claiming that "few drops" in "doctors'
Grace
hails

"s; "

Kent
fr
,

Pet rhori

gist

Gielnh
11

111

lelruar,

1016

Machine Gun

Served in France w th Batt Blig iti near Cam

11

Oncber

1118

mc March

1919

jv

COLLEGE OF PHARMACY

^ ^

FWW
ROBERT
M. HOBSON.

I
JAS. E.

KEATING.

/YNDHAM

KEETCH

A.

P.

KNECHTEL.

Born
School.

in

Madoc,
AVith a

1S95.

High
have

A
April

big
1st,

Juke
1S%.

good

the Ontario College

he

may

be

found.

tended Pharmacy 'W-ViO.

Pharmacy

at

O C P

ggl

ne

nt O. C. P.

J.

H.

KNIGHT.

GEO.

C.

KNOWLES.
Brantford W B. C. I. Ser%ed

STEWART

LAING.

RAOUL LAVIOLETTE.

Born?
SSS.

Yes.

Where?

Mh
he

field

Matriculated? Royal Ottawa Bn. for commission.

hails
ir

more

from the "Highlands of Ondefinitely from Huntsville.

'
'

Octobi

Recommendei
Chief
abilif

with the big n

he enlisted.

Clarence Creek, Out.

/.

At Ottawa UniverC. V.

With Mr.

T.

Payment. Oltaua. O.

COLLEGE OF PHARMACY

fc
NORMAN
The
-i'orit ,:,! c7

\iM
McK. LEE.
.'..'c-,l/uii

STANLEY LEMMEX
Smith's Falls

KARL LENAHAN.

WM.

A. LESLIE.

i",'.i.i"

O
R S
,

d n

Jan. 7, 1897. Passed mroiigii inc eaucanonai insflutions 01 tnat city and was inveigled into tlie profession,

"''"'

D':'"'iirs

Now

with Victory Class. O. C.

P., 19-20.

^o^nto. ''served'^'thrLe' y( 1 Inf. Battn.

ed Owen Sound Colears with 102nd Batt. O. C. P. for 1920 on

y.

Began

in

London.

Ont..
I..

Sept.

19,

IS

Matriculated Harbord C.
ing Cross. August,
ISIS.

Toronto.

Ov

seas R.F.C.. 1916. awarded Distinguished K

m
WILLIAM
J

LUCAS

URBAN
'Uris
1

J.

LYNCH.

CLIFFORD

K.

MacDOUGALL.

G.

MacHAFFIE.

fife
1S95.

of c.:scr iJs:,-

Dec.

14.

Saw

four years

Born

in

Bowmanville,

1S9S.

Moved
St.

'

to Port

things of him in the

future

Dalhousie, attended school in

Catharines,

COLLEGE OF PHARMACY

-^ti

DELOS

C.

McKAY.

RAPHAEL

R.

McKINDSEY.

JOHN McMillan.

In
To srend
fling.

her
light of

And

a-i'oy

every care and perplcrily

Ma

days

Cher
,

day

at

Drumbo,

November,
^
(,^,gg

Born

at

London,

Ont.,

August

17,

1895.

small world. , * /- hrough T7 Forest Colrecord for non-sucthis

1 1

Happened 2Znd,K9i, Canada in

Attended Aberdeen Public School and London

Collegiate
Institute.

j,,,

lance and be merry,

Overseas
'20.

1916-19.

On-

Army

car^

Have no

to drop into this world on ilay Came to at Haniilton, Scotland. Educated in B.C. Served 1904. apprenticeship in Nanaimo. B.C., with J. B Hodgins. former O. C. P. graduate. Enlisted in 1914. serving in France with the "Fighting

from ,^ ,, ^ and Gait Collegiate, drugs and poisons for

,.^

Drumbo Academy

store.

Her

at

^ ^^^^ ^^ secure ner .u

lario College of

Pharmacy

had tempe

tin

IM
HENRY VINCENT ROSINGTON MOORE.
"Theory and cxf^erieuce make success."

,m\f\tif'\f\!
GERALD LOCKIE MOOTE
'Take no thonght for
First
thu

HAROLD
the
ay
i

MORRIS.
n
giea
a

ARTHUR

T.

MURPH-V

mono

not njj\

i/icrc Ihe prize

August

27th, 1S9S,

saw the advent

at Eliza1914,

bethtown, Leeds County, Ont.

Matric.

whereupon fate decided that he learn the pharmacist's art, i.e.. pains and achesmostly heart aches. Pharmaceutical education from H. H. Warren and J. W. Preston. both of Toronto. Military education at the
1917

Februar> 6th 1891 at Dunnville, Ont. Matric. at High School m that town. Learned to wash graduates, dust i,^m^^ ^nd pill-pounding in general with E. j ivT.-K-,>e nf cam,, town ^"""' *''^''"' ' "^ '""" Served overseas in

saw the

light

^^^
^^
,
.

Caledon School in Erin

,
'

Attended
="'' "^"'"
j

Public
in

Taught school
.l

Br

*^

''^"'^

'<"

"' >=''"

hcams
i.

appr,

ticed to Dr. Gear, of Erin, later transierri

{,

l^ojal

.\a

117-18-19.

Pharmacy.

G.

Tamblyn,

Ltd.,

Toront<

In

1919 Je.

WM

CHARl Eb NEWM;!

FRED W. NOLAN.

ROY

G.

NUNN.

THOMAS WILFRED ORD.

11

lilt,

'-t irti.ll

Ins

DrviK

St ires

Niagara Talk drug career and after

itriculated
,1, -^^^e 24th Ba orked

S.C.L.
later

M. Meyers,
ratford.

Enlisted

Stratford. Apprenticed C. E. Nasmyth & Co., May, 1915; four years

r. rce

for

fn

JOHN AMBROSE PAPE.

Mb
R. J.

PARKER.

GEORGE

H.

PAULEY.

HAROLD

G.

PENWARDEN.

Octulier

29th,

1896,

at

St.

Thomas,

Born
ville

in
S.

England
in
1913.

in

1899.

Matric. at Belle
Belleville
int(

H.

Sold pills in
until

Winnipeg and Toronto

inveigled

COLLEGE OF PHARMACY

WILLIAM HAROLD PEW.

JOHN
7\ikc

P.

PHELAN.
There
Born
Matric.

MORRIS

D.

PITZERMAN.
Began

THOMAS ANDREW QUINN.

life

in

Kiev,

Russia,

1S92.

MatricuLitec
191.f

at

Berkeley.

Ont.,

April
ceshii

iQl"""""]"
'

'

''"'"

n" ''''

""""

V"
=t

the

person of A. C. Thorburn, drugg knocked at his door and another misguided

'"_;,'"

Born at Guelph

Giielph, October ISth, 1S92.

C.I.. 1911.

Model School
Pharmacy.

certificate.

e birch. 1912 to 1915.

1919.

Drug

in Poland. Graduated in Pharmacv. University of St. Vladimir. Kiev. Bid Czar good-bye in 1914.

ths

al Sault Ste. Marie, Ont.

enthusiast.

1919-:0.

Cup, 1913. 15th Battalion in France, and now trying to learn the whys and wherefors of Pharmacy at Ontario College of

Holder of Served with

Boxing and tennis Steelton Tennis Club

Pharmacy

WILLIAM

E.

QUINSEY.

J.

A.

RAGSDALE.
Attended New York City Public

JOHN WILLISON REID.

Born
lS9,i.

180S.

June,

Matriculated from Cayuga High 1914. Served in France.

Schools,
1912,

then Jarvis Collegiate Institute till followed by a farm life. .-Vpprenticed

Commonly knowu as Runt. Began this journey on November 25th. 1S96, at Guelph,
Ont.
Partially

in

Toronto.

and

High

Schools.

educated in Guelph Public Matriculated in 191,;.

COLLEGE OF PHARMACY

'^^

Tgffi
^ARRY ALWIN RENTON

HORACE

L.

RILEY.

VORMAN EUGENE RIPPON

CHRISTINE ROBERTSON.

Born at Point Edward, July 13th, 1899. Attended Public School at London. 1903-19U; London Collegiate Intitute, 1912-15. O.C.P.,

at

O.S.C.I.

Served
the
to

town.

Wore

apprentice hip King's unito:

in

liome

Great

'

started back

school.

big

heart
feel

on

the

1"20

O.C.P.

Claims he

likes

work.

we

sure that she will win

IB
H. V.

SI Olll
T. E.

ROGERS.

CLAYTON ROOT.
to the cu'i
II

"The world belongs

years H. V. showed signs of future greatness in the pharmaceutical profession. Our acquaintance with hiiti has convinced us that success must necessarily shine upnn this devote,- at the shrine of P,
In

his

early

First appearance October 2Jrd. 1893. at

New

nt

early days in Wiarton.

San-

Boyne, Ont. Graduated from Smith's Falls schools. Entered on pharmaceutical career with L, A. Wilson of the same town. Then
j.Mned ihe crusa.le into the interior
,.f

.Norwich.

active

servi

Born
B.C.

.\ugusl

ISth, in

1S93,

at

Cumberland,
B.C.

ided Pharmacy, 1919.20.

Educated

Vancouver,

Very

Or

OC

P.

6th

Field

Depot Battery

in

February.

1917,

DEAN

R.

RUSSELL

SINCLAIR SCHRAM.

Cieek,
the day of his

Ont.,

smiling

him
'hen
...

Born February
Educated
lated 1916.
in

28th.

ISJS.

at Parkhill, Ont.

matriculated in
a druggist,

London-in-the-Bush.
in

Matricu-

so Ju
"plj'jr!

London, always witli the motto in mind, "Cura atque indiistria." Strong supporter of temperance (W.C.T.L".).

Lovell showed him

Served apprenticeship

London

him under the can

Heebner.

and

in

C.E.F.

Highest ambition: See Paris

'^T^\ff^fmM^T^i^mf^^

education in Smith's Falls, years in Ottawa and rein Toronto before joining
1919-20.

Pharmacy.

Born Fenelon Falls. Ont., August 12th 1S9J. Matriculated 1911. Apprenticed W. C. Avery, Toronto. Enlisted June, 1916, and served in France with 21st BattaHon. In,

Barney" was raised

in

the

lonely

Htlle
pill-

Ca
1S96.

vith
^^^^^'\^.

Laurier Regin
2i

,'n

of Lucaii.

He

learned a lot about

Exact date September

inding in

1?^^^. ^^

1919.

Came

to Pha Atliletic

^^^h School. Tra months with "A" Batwise.

London and Toronto, but more at O.C.P. Served

he's
his

Kinc

Com-

tlia

deemed

President

Pha

COLLEGE OF PHARMACY

HARVEY

D.

STEWART.

COLLEGE OF PHARMACY

E! 1^
FORREST WRIGHT WALKER.

jf
;ifj'

GLADYS
;;,,-

R.

WALTERS,
a;,L"

KENNETH EDWARD
Hespeler,

ARTHUR WEBB,
ns
at

Gi,i:i

Niagara Falls.

.She's

music

Ont
8th.

claim,s
1896,

him
.Air

Born

.-^pril

Matric,

native, Gait Cola

Toronto bov. born

189.=;,

Graduate
'

of

Oa

wood

Collegiate Itistitule, Served three yea

n'itl/intricaci'cs
of

Minneapolis,
Matriciil.itert

Minn.,

on

June

.'1

from King

F.cUv.iril

Hi,

uar

in

Medical

'Co"rps

and

Force,

Phar-

s.-rai)i>'linK

modern pha

'

'snni^jv"

CHARLES FRED WEEGAR,

Born Calumet, Que,, February. 1893, and soon moved to North Bay, where he attended served apprenticeship with A. C, Rornbeck. April, 1916, joined Northern
collegiate and

BRINA WEINROBE.
Half hidden
ffoii

4AROLD DAVID WEST,

first

dawn March

27th,

ig

Riverdale Collegii time" W, J, Mit< Flying Officer Indepen1917, R.F.C.

Force.
O.C.P., 1919,:o.

Collegiati

ir

spending

France was again claimed by mortar and pestle, and

Fusiliers,
after

and

sojourn

in

er the policy. "Spare the child," He left St, Mary ' the spring of 1915. and fter summer at home, packed issions and travelled to the i of Ontario to spend four y
:

COLLEGE OF PHARMACY

F.

WHITE

O. M.

WHITTEN.

ALBERT D1ER WILSON.

DO
*

NORMAN MILBURN WILSON.

arc yoii going to keep him

down on

the

He
)\Mi,
f

spent his boyhood days in

rest.

Peterbor<

September
b^

2iid.

1897.

with
good.

it.

the

..f

RCI Pharmao
r

Introduced

M.

into Jrittnn,

become famous with the drug clerk in Toronto.

Between

Started a time

He

RKli;et..i

and C d

H Lame.

r,f

Wind-

u
ALBERT
J.

WOODS.

apprenticeship ith the ILSlb a^ with 2nd

ireer of above at Mount Forest. Educated at Jlount Forest, matriculating ii 1915, Served in Canadian forces one and half years. Leader of Mount Forest Presbv terian Choir, 1918. Attended college, I919.2C

Dm

III^IO^
The Ontario College
of

Pharmacy

To

the Graduating Class of Veterinary College

morning

aft

Born
t

lit.

Elgin.

Ingersoll

Ont. indicating

Primarily educated liis heritance to

:

orldly estate. Entering O. V. C. 1916. he jndescended to study the Equine and Bo-

result

that

the unders. Represeiitativcd Class Social Committ

augh has made h

^"t

\ m.
A. G.

M
:^
GLOVER.
fiow quiet
J.

FREW.
still

S.

THOMAS
"Of
fo-.i'

E.

HUMPHREY.

3
High
Sacrificed

"Girls! Girls! hut I

love

my

dog."

<cep

ri-.-ers

zi'ot,U

and many thoughts."

Early
life

Hails from Scotland. Ont. Primary eJucaion Public School and Continuation at and a short course at O. A. C. Wishng to advance still further he entered O. V.
Ichool,

Born York County.

spent in that
Elgin

C,
lided

1914.

We
mu
Veterinary Prof<

ounty,
ichool.

and

in

attending Port

Entered O. V.

C,

1914.

has

displayed

years at what he considered inore good to

RONALD GRAHAM LAW.

H. G.

McDonald.

J. E.

NESBITT.
my kingdom
for a horse!'
client."

GEORGE
Birth, early
life,

E.

STANLEY.
in

rsc! a Iwrsc!

"Oti, Stanley, on/"

iJed he belongs to a
tigonish,
N.S..

'.eeallliy

and education
Leaf,

ng.

Landed under Maple

1909.

London, Ap-

on

Ja
bitt
is

out

for

capital,

and

Capita

is

his

ed
!S

'16.

are

home. Entered O. V. C. '15 and returned O. V. C. 'IS. Hi. asking questions, elevatins th.

'14. Enlisted '15, and served years in France, helping keep communicaon between front line and brigade head-

!ared O. V. C.

O,

V. C.

in

Oct.,

1916.

I.

Returned O. V. C. Repri Students' Council and Torontc Member. Class Social Comrai

IL-

^Z

"S
LESLIE
E.

TURNE

First saw light of day in 1894 in Glas Scotland. Came to Canada and followed f; ing as an occupation. Decided upon a b( profession and entered O. V. C, 1916,

Ontario Veterinary College Athletic Association

li.,,l
I,,';, I, 'II

III,

of T.
t

IV, -..nl

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thr

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,

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ihr,

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Irw

i,i,,t,-l's

,'iv |,hn,.,l Ihis yr.n-

with
l,-k,-\'

|,i-.Mi,v, th,'

-WisIII;,

will

IS
I,,.

Ass,,,.

I,

III, ,11.

ol,l,

With

.|Ms,'Uvsiii tins l,i.r sport.

Is

nl,,,llT
(1.

.j;,l,l,'

the

().\-.(

with H.
'h,'
;i

C.UHli,'M

.,s
;,t

,M|,t;,ni. th,' 1,-11

th,'

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AlLM.II-

Ontario Veterinary College Science Association

.R. J.

l!.,werm:i

.MEMP.EK.
uriifi'
i;

E. (t. F(ils(im,.li-. T. E. Iliniipln-cy

His
re lias

lie
1

will

been

attc

and

ii

resting nature

may

be expected.

ents of the sei iject the pi-onin

All meetings have been well attended by .students of ears and livelv interest has been taken in the discu.ssion-

advai
Tliis has
ills.)

been

means
it

to believe that these traditions

Personal observations during onr atteudanee at coHi'i^e le have been zealously preserved.
of
tlie

id

)etween
if

tlie

different years, as

i.f furtln-ring the fraternal sjiirit affords a closer intimacy than tliat

meeting between periods during the day.

"We have been greatly enlightened on

medium

many

many subjects through excellent and varied I'^sjys tli.it liavi' li

its miMiilH r>.
i

read and so ably defended by

During the fall term a new departui-.' frmn tln' usu il i-outini' characterized b.y some very interesting iliustiMicil licturrs and pi tical demonstrations on Coal Tar produrts. X-i-ays, Asir etc., so clearly rendered by Mr. L. B. Jjrki'^. of tlir .rniiir y.

fields lie open for the Association and therefore a very future awaits it, which fact is emphasized when one eonthe advancement the \'eterinary profession has made in [( rent years, and also with the raising of the standard of the leieriuarian, the lengthening of the college course and the nunierlUs new fields coming under the jurisdiction of veterinary science. :he future of the Science Association must be assured.

Broad

^lleeessfuI
^idlls

rhe Ontario X'eterinary College

FACULTIES OF THEOLOGY

E-B
RlCHARIl A

I
JAS. M. FINLAY.
,>f

BLACKBURN.

FRANK

Al

hhLD CRIGIIFON

FREIHRICK M\RK

LUS

life,

:ars in A

M.
shops;
,1

C.

Fullarton

Circuit:

Wi^.tir.,
iii

Oi.nnn.
Lit
Y..

Came

'romincnt
-Llci

to "Vic" and Glee Club.

<;e<.onfl

R.nvell

Prize

and also

CI

Wr

V,

%^
I iS
JACK OLIVER.

MAXWELL

C.

PARR.

FRANK SULLIVAN.

be

all

luihckc
Hvp.rtl

Ho^
from

101!."

udies

Belleville
in

and

light

of

day
nd finally settled

probation

London Con-

, ly or

polish at Vic." '^'''^"'^ u, t with out into this day of opportunity "'?"l per.

sonality and ability which equal to the oci-asinn."

we prophesy

is

Received early education at Brigdeii 18M. and in Aylmer Collegiate, entering Victoria and cheerful disposition in 1918. His thoughtful actions made him a friend of all. * ^ , , A good student, but rt, how he loved a 01 good show and an exciting ball game.
,
.

noble art. and

WILLIAM HENRY SUMMERELL.

THOMAS GEORGE WILLIAMS.

Born
in ;

So

li-sovered.

Became again
Sbcd^^

Us

visible in Canada, 1910. r.tdiance over the Warren Cir-

Sask.. 1U ti

q^^^^

Theology,

hedifying

Itineran Dorsetshire, Eng. 191''. when he entered Sui Theoloijv at Vic. Absorbed matter. Unobtri homiletic

19 El ^ El

101

i'CLIFFE

COLLEGE READI>

:OLLEGE STUDENTS' MISSION SOCIETY

D. Gemmill. Asst. Se.
C. C. Harcoi.rt.

B.A..

J.

H. Pogson, President

\V. A.

Gcddes. B.A

Tri

Wycliffe College

To

the Graduating Class in

PRINCIPAL GANDIER

Knox

College

'I

KNOX COLLEGE

DOUGLAS

B.

ARMSTRONG.

JOHN GEORGE COGHILL.

hough vanquished, he could argue
still."

JAMES
To To
toil
>"^

D.

CUNNINGHAM.
mo'.i\

chit of hcc.rt of oah that 'vouUiu't

and
"

Ay
ChildhoTOl-Zephyr, Ontario.

ol

FARMER'S

boy."

From North
Knox

Battl

Youth-rxbridge.

High Knox
neers. ranee,

Manhood U.C.,

'15,

France,

Now

Saw the light of day in Vetus Scotia towards the end of XIX. Century. Early in XX. Century was wafted over the seas to the Taught land of the poppy and pigtail. Chinese boys Hygiene for a few years. Wafted back to Nova Scotia, Theology.

tion.

Hyfcrion curls" ' American' by birth and Canadian by adop "Hagel" hails from the Pacific Coast.

Xew Westminster High

cial

Normal

School.
is

'12;

School. '1.'; ProvinArts. '17; University

to

of British Columbia.

He came
in

Knox

for

Theology, and aling class.

found

this

year's gradu-

W^i
ANDREW
all that

LANE.

JAMES CLAZIE LOWRIE.

JAMES NEVIN McFAUL.

JAMES HAYES

doth hecom

Collegiate

in

Walkerton;

taugb
16.
1916.

ere he specialized

and graduated

Enlis Servi

of

ancy he is Canadian. He combines a monizes the best elements of the old new lands. He is a graduate of TJr Toronto a veteran of France

Born at Leamington, Dec. 15th. 1S85. EduHigh .School. Essex at Leamington High School, and Albert College. Belleville. Ont. Entered ThcMogy. Va: after spending
cated
.

should be

of

Pn

KNOX COLLEGE

If
ROBERT W. RUMLEY

IPhh
tRIKAM bKENE
ERNEbT CILMOUR SMITH.
Tune.
1911.
11111.1919.

MJWUiU

CllCHIRO TEZUKA.

Bu, the s"

July
Iitl,,

Born at Kakuda-inaclii. Miyaqi-Ken. Japan, January on], 18S6. Graduated from the Tokyo Ttieological College. Tokyo, Japan, in
Ordained. December 30th, 1912. Pastoral work at Tokyo. Hakodate.

Xiigata.
life

Came

to

Cana.la.

.\pril

Sth.

1919.

around college

hall'

To

K.NOX COLLEGE STUDENT

Kno\ College

The Blue and White

01,1 Tnrniitd. .M.iThcr

ever dear.

All rhv sdiis tliv vcrv iiauio revere, Vcs. we hail rhcc. iic-<t will fail thee,
l!uf
(

will seek th\\v(.

l;1(ii'v

with uuv

miiilit

Vrs.

arc) ever Inval,

faitlifiil.

frai

S..n (,niTnlle-edays will all he past. l)nr\- hids ns j.art t'funi friends at last, I'.ut we'll sever, tiaistin- evei'. Ldve for X'arsitv niav ns ninte. Then we'll sei'Ve the'.Mnther of ns all. .\nd the ni.'rrv davs nf v.uith rerall.

W'c will sdiiiid tiiv praises in diu' sdii^, Ave. and c-hecr lintli luial and hum.
Tile K'.iVal lilue

While, whatever mav hefall. We'll Hannt the Idue and White.

and White.
T()r<.i

son,

_>;. Sporting Reporter; H. E. SaunReporter; H. Linton, '21. Reporter; R. S. er; H, .T. iMcQiiillan, >0. Reporter; E. B.

SECOND
F.

RO\V:-\V.

G. Colgate, "a. Associate Edit.ir;

E. H.

McK

W. Gardner, '21, Associate Editor; R. V. Sjw;rs, W. Dunton, '21, Local Editor; S. W. Stewart, ;.!, Report THIRD RO\V:-Miss H. J. Dewey, '21, Reporter; Jliss M. C
Editor: J.

Miss
22,

J. E. H. McLennan, -21, Reporter; Miss M. Gogo, Reporter; Miss J. McNish, '2j, Reporter; Mis
'23,

Reporter; Mi
.

McLean,

'2

Reporter; Miss A. C. Cringan,

Reporter.
'

FOURTH RO\V:-M.

L. Stokes,

'20,

Asst. Sporting Editor;

Women's Managing

Etlitor;

Miss E.

R,

Cringan,

'21.

'

BOTTOM

KO\V:-F.

K. Jasperson,

'22,

Dramatic Reviewer;

DACK ROW

(left

to
S.

right ):-G.

E.

Staiilt-y,

Houstoi,. R.

Hosking. H. D. Laiisf
T. Holmes. R. A. Willia

MIDDLE ROW; \V.

A. P. McKeiizie, S. F. Everson. FRONT ROW:-G. C. Bennett. Pres. Eng. Society; C. G. R

ABSENT:-R.

tonensis Rep.; O. G. Hague. Vice-Pres.; V. G. Lew Mus. Org.; C. C. Grant. Gen. Sec.-Treas.; M. L. Stokes. V. So-.vers. Varsity Rep.; E. L. Wasson; B. J. Connolly; P. M. Ballantyne: J. N. H. Russell, Pres. Meil. Society; W. R. Salter. Pres. Fe,l. Exec. U. of T. Y. M. C. .

Women
Til.'

Students' Administrative Council

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itv

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an

E. E. Giaiiigcr, il. F. Edge,

Ribey. K. McLaren.

J.

E.

BOTTOJI

ROW

(left

to right)

O'Brien. Pres..

St. M.'s.; E. McPlierson. B..\.. Gen. Sec-Treas.: A. A. Curtiii. Treas..

:-Misses M. E. Williamson, C^rr. Sec. U. C: H. R. Coatswonh. Vice-Pre^.. Vic; M. K. Meds.; W. F. Scntt. Rec. .'^ec.

IXTF-R-COLLKGE D IRATING

I_-XIO\.

BOTTOJI RO\V:-K
dent; C. CIj

ABSENT :-Premier

V. G. I.twis. E.A., Pr(

The

University of Toronto Y.
W.
R.

M.C. A.

SALTER.

B.A.

MsnlK,
np.^llill-

lM'ausr

,,1'

thr

The a.'tivities of the association .seek to -iv.' praet n to the spirit of friendship and service wliieh siirh s
y stimulates.
Thu.s, the student,

n{ Ihirt
luirt.Ts
in

IIolls,., al|
|in,vi(l,'.l

tl. \\,r

tlMM-IVl- uf
Sniitli

when he

eom,-s to

to

tl

in

Win-.

Tl
tli.-

liuildiiii;',

piv.-tr,l

l.vs.VC with

fun, Is raiM.l tlirnii-l,

><{

cirurt^ of

Ralph

((inin.r. l'ruf.-.-.(.r
.siuilriii,,

Vnun-.

\vas ih,' tiiNt ImiiMiii- of Its

Trinity, ami a :snm\i of their ffllowkind to ! ilevoted to the work

in the autinnn, is "'iven a handbook jirejiared with a fulness amonjr the men of his Faculty: he is aeled n of a suitable ri)omini:--li(iuse throiiirh the llocik K
:

pliysiral oriitri' of thr iiianv ac-tivitu's carried on bv the various Collo-r AssorlatimiS. It is. iiidiTil. fortunate that the transition of the Association to Hart Ilousi- lias lieeii ciinfemporaneons with the influx of students for the first -aftoi-tlir-uar- sossinn. Tlio Y.M.C.A. is enable.l to be of larfrcr usi'fulni'ss at a tiinr wlion iiiii(|ue opportunities are pre-

rehase used books at moderate piarrs; wie

this rnrn.ll

if

ho

is

fivs
es.
s

The

service working;

,I.Mit

I'linstlall

.\|,

\Vi

lifo that

has

r,

th.>
Id.

.\ss,,riati..ii

seeks

by

presentiliji'

the

oeally

among

the

men

Bdueafion and of Oolletres. These local

of the facultios of University. \'ictoria.

.associations,
racli

'his beiiij; the

tioii.

year of

iiver

hundred

riiiveisity of Toronto
iiadian
i^eds

and American and problems of

the close of the world makes ujion student

I

t.

This

(piiry
is

the
rol

th'roiiuli

lall

ST.WDIX

The Anglican Club

...Mrs.

louse, elub gatherings ha

-\[rs.
.

11
I's.

A.
Secretary Treasurer
4tli

Km
.\l.

Ilallam, and at St. Dr. Tavlnr, ^Miss Cartw

woi-k.

Jliss

held at the Union, at .Meetings have been Thomas and other

A.
Repre.'^t'iitativc

.V.lain1

leJleall
>

W.
K
I>.
.

'a\

of the Aneliean
iLiliean

Year

A-mai
Ilnlnl,.,

3rd

2ud
1st

(urlin,],.
l:.

<',irn:

Cluh w ih were early emphasized: Fellowwomen of tlu' various faculties of the ,iew to mutual helpfulness: knowledge of the f the Anglican Church in Toronto, with a view work. In the working out of the first of these

F. O. E.
Tl'illitV

Mi>s \-ru,,i,i;n Miss I'ntt

was formed which met Sunday afternoon in

I'arisli

Hall under the

flHl.T til,' rapalll.' lra,l,-Vsl,i], .,f its |vslrl,t. .Miss Lmv,,,, Rlrl, ardsim. the Aiiiiliran Cliil. ..f \\ of T. rntriTd ii|..,ii a Knruafi Movement" of its nwii. At the befriiiiiiii'/ <( the vraf cii.'i-uvtir rtfnfts wnv mad.' ti increase tlic niciiilM-slii|, of tlir cliil. witli vn-y -ratifying residts
All .iid.'avntiv was iiiadr t,. Iiav all tli.' faciiltirs ,,f the iniiversiti r. pivseiit.M. with the result that iiieiiil.rs are enrolled from U.C, Vie.. .St. Mike-s. St. Hilda's. F.o.E.

A
ines

new

e.K).eriment has

l.e.-ii

tried this year in

IJesi.les

iiiakiiif:

iiioiithlv

instead

of

hi-i,iontlilv.

the meet meetini^s at thi

%mSTk
.

ft

||~-4-

TOP ROW:-J. Taylor. G. B. Beatty (Treasurer) C. Smith. S. Wilkins. W. P. F yseng, L. Woodland, s (1st SECOND ROW: C. B. S. Ritchie. B. Stephensor G. R. F. Trjop. J. Douglas (li Year Rep.), J, A, Jackson a< Frederick, C. .\shworth, L, C. Mut THIRD RO\V:-W. C. Ik-Tavisli. R. Ryrie (Sect !tary). C. McL. Currie.
,

BOTTOM

RO\V:-R.
D.

B.
I..

West, T.
Miller.

O.nkley

{Prf

nzie (Hon. President). G.

Bere (Vi

W. Cohen.

The
As
i-ililil.'

University Veterans' Association of Toronto

uhu
lia.l

,.iii-|v

:is

mii; -nMirr-stihlnit-.
initit
fui'

thrrwis,.

ivii,lriv,l

rni-thri-

sn-vir,.

K.-m unuinL'.l ov.Tscas. briiaii

as
tlir

..r
t.i

this woi'l;

uviv nut
tu

l.rinu'

^is

-)v<,t as

was Impr,!

fur,
t.i

hut

the
tiuii.

Cuvrfiiiiinit

luau
tli.'

^M)

witlmut

iiit.'ivst

tli.' uttVr uf iifedy sul.lier-

liark

tu
first

tlir

tiicli.'s.

At

riiivrrsity aii.l .MMiiNiiir tlinr they cann- in small iiiniilirrs. lait

iiit.'i-i-iipt.Ml

stiulnits

was
a

uii.luiil,tr,lly

\v,ir

As

rrsull uf

lafuvly ,liif lu tlir efforts of the assoeiaassuriat iun's artiuii in pointing out to the
tlic

ra-Liv,! uii. ih.'sr iM.rani.'

lamvr.
alnuit

niitil
:!()()

ill

.laiiiiarv.

l!ils.

H-lirn

tha

Aliiiniii

.Maniurial

Cuniiiiiitra

fiiiaiirial

prill- t.-rin

c-uniiiirii,T,l,

vatn-aiis

lual

ivturiir.l

tu tha

aiiiun-

s,i|,|iar-stu.lri,ts

iiiv.TMtN.
thrsa man uliu had faaa.l tuLirthar daiejvr and funu suiue kind uf an assuaiatiun wlia-h wuuld up hatueaii llani. and whlrh uld alsu tend lu karp tnivvar -reell tha llieuiri.s uf thusa hniidrads uf lliair auiaradas uhu had -ivan np their vas f,a- tha sarrad .aiisa. Cunsaiiuaiith it Was that in Februarv, HIM tha |-Mivarsify Wterans' Assurialiun was farmed. The meniarship uf tha Assuaiatiun was liinitad tu tia.sa who had seen vohiiiu-as ,,atnral

able
tu

fi'uiii

in thr riiivarsitv the .Meiuurial Fiiihl as Hvli.

luaiis

need ivhieh existed ware made avail-

As

aath.

dasnvd

Jiiriii-

tha

l!n!i.L'(l

Near

lliiv,

rve tu aaiaaiit the ties uf friendship that liad spnni.'

,
i,,
',,

M,

tWu uf whiah Ualv

llifunilal

-,

riii-

Hrst

uf

all

tu

pruvi.la

su,-ial

uinrades-in-arms, and sea.aid eturnad suldiar-stndanls.

tu

take

niaatin- plaaa fur former aara uf the interests uf

'"
I"

-'vera! even.n;;s.

id'a assistanaa fur snldiar-stinh'iits sniuiar tu that wliiali has n xtaiidad tu stinlaiits in (ireat Britain and Australia. Lul.liyina in ha ITuiisa uf Cuiiiiiiuns AVHS Carried on during the greater ]iart uf ha summar and als,, during the month of Oetober. pidilieitv ampai-n was eun.luetad and extensive eorrespomlenee was bainaarriad un with the :\lembers uf the (!uvarnm,'nt. The rasiili. uf
1

suMiers will be present in nnud.ers' ai the rinvarsitv. A duuMe '"iiid uf uniun exists l.etwaan thusa hu liava l,uih stn.lia.l an.l mm- y.ars the rniversitv fuuyhi tuaeiher. It may he that in th X'atarans' Assuaiatiun uf Tur.aitu will hlu^sum furtii m new -aiiia aiiili uf vetei'an -ra.luatas ratliar than an assuaiatiun uf vatei'an
stiid.'nts.

Littlefield,

Unive
J.

W.

J.

H. Huston,
L.

Char

WyclifFe; A. H. Livingstone, Science.

L.

M. Martin. Dental; W. N. MacQueen, President; Prof, }. J. MacKenzie, Hon. Vice-President; Dean Mite Prof. T. R. Loudon. Hon. Vice-President; F. P. Lloyd, Vice-President; F. J. O'Leary. Secretary. ABSENT: R. A. Smyth, Pharmacy; W. R. Pedley. Medicine; Thain MacDowell. Hon. Vice-President.

G,

H, \V. I.ucas. 20. Preside

THIRD ROW: D.
W.

R.

Coyne. C.

\V".

Streets,

D. Coulter, E. F. Waldron.

SECOND

RO\V:-J. B. Martm. G. O. House. M. H. Mitchell, L. L. Henry, H. A. Kniglit, D. Woodhouse. J. E. Wyl C. H. McLean, W. D. Proctor. B. T. Stephenson, F. \V. Dunlon, V. Boden. FRONT ROW (left to right) ;-E. H. McKinney, H. Breuls, E, W. Thompson, A. C. Walwyn. D. J. Sinclair, H, Fergus G. H. Duff (House Master), H. B. Little (President). J. C Bell, R. W. Urquhart. H. Strong, V\ J. Sullivan. J.
Morden.
J.

Jackson.

(J

-^x^H. Wilson, W. L. Shields, R. V. Sowi N. Black, L. H. Murphy, O. D. Jc L. Gilbertson, T. A. Stone, M. Vincent. BOTTOM (sitting):J McEachern, R. McDermei Dr. C. G. Imrie (House Master), J. K. Bell (Pt Stuchen, F. MEMBERS NOT IN PICTURE:-M. L. Stokes, W. L. Smith, L. V. Smith, W. W. Terryberry.

Ward,
L.

F.

MIDDLE ROW:-G.
J.

McDougall, R.

bell,

D. B. Code, R.

ROW

J.

M.

Lewis, V. Voaden,

W. W. Wc

\V.

M.

Athletics
,lrtV

Athletics-

-Continued

Track Athletics
was a lar^e turuout of material at the beginning' of the and the Interfaeulty Meet ou October 17th drew the largest attendance tliat has been seen in years. The comiietitiirs were well distributed through the famltirs. and srvcral l..n;;-taiidin- iv,-nrds
Tlirre
tenii
.Mai-eh
.-|th,

Hockey
Hid
N'arsity

won
."i

tlieir

home-and-

when

\-

el-eolleate

Cha,,,,,,

This took place Senior I'hey are thus ,,ualihed to enter

dei-eil in
1

Ottawa.

hv

score of

to 4. the

.Mhin Cui.ser.e..
Ill
t

were broken. S. P. S, tni.k the tii-st pla.-r wiih following with 27 and University Ctillegc with Is.
ers, S.P.S.;

:;i

imini-..

Ali'.ls.

K.

L.

farruth-

the inte,ae,l,ate K..M.('.. the Ulllller

iMei'ii
lej
1

R. S. Foster, of Vets.; Joe Breen, of S.P.S., and Rocl

oi

oToup in the finals. ar^ity in both games.

games.

K.M.C.

were the outstanding athletes and carried off most of the points. Carrnthers lowered the record for tlie 120-yard hurdle (established in 1!)09 by L. A. Wright) by three-fifths secSiuylie, of Mecls.,

1id

inei i^ni'Cii's Ill's,

the (Msteni division.

in

111

le

aihl-lHiiiie

the winners Tlie score was

tied at the
N'arsiiy

onds, getting a new record of 16-3 5 seconds. Foster beat the record for throwing the discus established in 1907 by A. D. JlacKa}-, the previous record being 109 ft. 3 iu., T\-hile Fo.ster"s record was 112 ft. 9iu. Iu the Intercollegiate McGill won the championship, making a clean sweep of the track events, although in the field events Yar.sity and Queen's were Ciisily the licst. Xn records were broken, but Foster came within mic inch (if the Iiitei-cdlleijiate discus record.

end of the third ten minutes ovei

the 14tii .Mareli. at Trenton', 4 to 2 and the InteivoUeeiat

and the championship won by .Seoie IU to 9 on the round. was oi(h'red to be replayed on i-sity won the game by a score of
Ii

iiai

Basketbal
In the Senior
series \'ars
thi- s;
I

tied an,'

H arrier
As usual a large number of students turned out to train for the Harrier Meet, and 43 undergraduates lined up for the Interfaeulty contest. The Brotherton Cup was won by Triuit.v College, whose team uf fuui' men were the first to finish. Thev were closelv followed by St. .Mi,.haers, Trinity II., S.P.S., Wycliffe, G. F. Leigh. iif Wyi-lilt'e ^;aining first place iu 36 min. 17 see. The following week tlie Intercollegiate Meet was held in Montreal with 16 men representing Queen's, R.M.C., Varsity and McGill. The course was five and a half miles and departed from the rules and custom liy being largely over city streets. ilcGill won by two points, winning 1st. 3rd' and 7th places; while Leigh and Bell, of Toronto,
won 2nd and
4tli

Ottawa was ordered on sity won the game and

hoekev d

the

(i

Boxing, Wrestling and Fencing

won tlie Intercollegiate Chanipinnship in Kingston on March 6th and 7th, winning .seven events in the finals, namely the 11-5, 125 and the heavyweight boxing; the 115. 125 and 135 wrestling and the fencing.
X'arsity

places respectively.

lfa^^5

U.NIVERSITV OF TORONTO

1.

RLGBV TEAM-1919.

REAR RO\V:-D.
SECOND
Guthrie.

Maclean (Itgr.), F. C. A. Houston. C. A. Hughes, P. A. C. Ketchum. \V. E. Blatz (Vice-Pn (Trainer). JI. H. .Shatz. G. B. Beatty. E. Birdsall. A. W. Carew. C. F. Haraes, H. A. McLennan (Sec).

RO\V:-\V.
J.

L. Wallace. G. G.

Duncan. H.

C.

G. G'Flaherty. R. D. Huestis, R, T.
R. Sh..ehottom.
Pres.). Dr. J.

Montgomery, H. D. Broivn, Weaver, E. G. Rolph.

S.

S.

English.

R.

E.

Cai

FIRST ROWi^L.

Wright (Hon.

W. T. Holmes (President), \V. C. Foulds (Hon. Coach). W. Barton (Physical Director). F. G. Sullivan.

J.

M. Breen (Capt

).

FRO-VT

ROW

X. \V. Taylor,

J.

C. Patti

K,

R Ilarn-: C

I.vlgh.

ITV

0I-"

TOKOXTO HARRIER TEAM.

l'.\I\

KRSITV OF TORONTO TEN.MS rLUB,

(Intercollegiate CliampionsJ
J.

loio.jl,

BACK RO\V:-D. A. C. Martin FRONT RO\V:-C. S. Dickson.

(Sec.-Treas.).
\V. C.

S.

Reid (Captiin). T. Sheard. H.

S.

Spencer. M. F.

Little. \V.

B.

Dickson (President).

" Toronto "

or the Pride of the North

WImmv smiles the h:kr ||c,-itll sky ever Whciv hi.M.iiis the iiiapli' ti'cc.
;i
'

hlnc.
Xui-tli.

T]! Willi rhc

I'.luc aii.l

rlu'

Whit, -I

let tlU'lll

wave
lli-h o'lT F.'i-tli frnin
nii-lit
til.'

TliMv stands
^,s.

'r(,i-uiit(.,

tUr ]'ru]r

.if tlir

ul.l

-ray

'I'.Avcr:

AihI her cliildivii all aiv we. we arc frnni Tnr.intn. thcr drar: Oiii' Ahiia Matci-. ..uiAnd i.rou.llv nnw wv sin- her praises. That all ina\ kn.iw that liei- s.in> arc near.

its

pm-tals

haw

str|.|MMl in

tli<'ii

This Duniininn's men (if |..,\V(.r. Yes, they cmic fi-dni Toi-onto.

Onr
An.
I

Inndlv rarh unc hails

or

iKilrle statcsinen. .,nr snidici's trne: hr nicin-rv that (lrai's|M,t ncath the White and JJhie,
i

All hail

t..

thee. T..r(.nt,.!
I

With
.\s

I'r.md .Mistress nfth,' Xurth heart and \nn-e we praise thee.

\vi'

-(I

niarehinu forth.

Fraternities

and

Sororities

Zota Psi. founded at Toronto

Kajipa Alpha, founded at Toronto.. Alpha Delta Phi, founded at Toronto Delta Chi, founded at O.sgoode Delta Kappa Epsilon, founded at Tn Delta Up.silou, founded at Toronto.. Xu 8iunia Nu, founded at Toronto.. Xi I'm I'hi. founded at Tomnto Alpha Kappa Kai.iia. tuunded at Tor

Theta Pi, fouiuled at Toronto Omeji-a Alpha, founded at Toronto Delta Psi, founded at Toronto Psi Delta Psi, founded at Toronto Plii Sigma Tau, founded at Toronto Theta Delta Chi, founded at Toronto Omeg-a Tau Sigma, founded at Toronto Pi Delta Epsilnn. founde,l at Toronto R. C. D. S. Oriental Clul.. fnuiuled at Tun.nto
ISeta

Alpha
Clii

1906 1906
11108
190!!

IHIO
I!il2
191:1

PUS
1919

Zeta Psi Fraternity

Xfw
Roll of Chapter
Uuiversitv of
Yni-k,

1S46.

Xew York.
l,s4>

Williams 'Collejre Rutgers College ri.ivrsitv of Pennsylvi

Tufls College Lafayette University of North Carolina Universitv of Jliehigan

I^;^;;;

I''"
1>.'>-'

1>"|>

Hnwloin'Cnllege

1^68

THETA

XI

CHAPTER

Fratres in Facultate
.M,-(;r-.-,,r
KiiM.^'

Y,i

K.

.\.

CI,'

S.

Smith. Hut, hi-,,

I,

Fratres in Universitate
A. W. H. Sin,K. V. SiiM-lai
I).

K.

M.l.-.lnl,

1,1,1

\V.

llcigliington.

Zeta Psi Fraternity

Fratres in Bello

Lin

Kappa Alpha

Society

Fratres in Facultate

Alpha Delta

Phi Fraternity

'.

ll]l

ll

i-

Alpha Delta Phi

Fraternity-

Alpha Delta Phi

Fraternity

Fratres in Bell
<'Ml,t.

Eilwiird
1).

Ainhvwv

ra|lt. T.
Ijrllt. (I.
.M.i.i.

Alvll,l,;,|,l.
li..v,l,

M,
S.

S
li.

I'.iinih.nn.

IVS.D.

killr

Maj.
Capl.

II.

ItunilKiin.

Ma.), r. \V. Urattv.

II. .1.

M.r.
1

Itiinlrn.

).S.O..

D.F.C.

Linit. A. S. I'.niiniiut.

.Mi
.M.

Lieut. A.
.Maj.
Cai.t.
(;.
<.
^^

I!.

Cavlrv.
Cliaplni.

W.

T. Clart.

Capli.i.ait.

' larUs.iii, MA'. M. A. Clai'ksnn (,lir,l

C.
I'.

,,r

u.mihN
Imm.i-i

Licnt.

Cutlnii,
.

fmss

,,f

St.

.killr,! in a.-i,ri

l.i.MlI.

A.
('.

.1.

l.inil.

.M.

Delta Chi Fraternity

OSGOODE HALL CHAPTER

1'

l(lr,l

1-M7^

JJirklllsnlL

Chk-a-.. K, Buffalo.

I'XilS.
i
I

Wash

Osgoode

II

Xcliras

Active Chapters
C. S. MuKee "14, '20. C. C. Calvin 'U, 1!1. W. C. Jlilne -15, '20.

R. Porsvth

"13.

D. H. Rowan R. A. Sampson "18. C. F. H. Carson "21.

'21.

':

Beta Theta Pi Fraternity

Miami (A) Cincinnati (B\)

Western Reserve (B) Ohio (BK) Washington and JeHerson (L)

ISUII

('(.lumlud

(AA)
i

Is41 1S41 1S41

AnilKr>t

BI

Win.lerliilt (B\')

18S1 1SS3 1SS4

ISS.",

De Pann
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Beaumont Sandfield

Cornell.

Herbert Knutsen Detweiler.

William Edward Gallie. Duncan Archibald Lament Gr Goldwin William Howland. Andrew Hunter. Archibald Gowanloek Hnntsma John Joseph JIaekenzic. Alexander JlcPhedran.

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Fletcher.

James Plavfair JIc^Furrich.

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Esmond White.

David
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DELTA CHAPTER
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Kathleen Cnso'rove.
JT:!.

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Jean MeCannell.
Jlrs.

W. MeKenna.

Mrs. R. Coutts. Gladness Chapman.

Marguerite Chapman. Dorothy MaeMillan. Florence Plett.

iLMA MATER

THE members
Board wisK

of the

T orontonensis
i\\e

to direct {Ke attention

of graduates and students to

adver-

tisements herein, wimout which mis

publication

would be impossible.

UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO
mm
AND UNIVERSITY COLLEGE
WITH WHICH ARE FEDERATED

Victoria

^/;/^

Trinity Universitiks

a//^

St. Michael's,

Knox ^W Wyclifee Colleges

FACULTY OF ARTS
Instruction in the
of B.A..
sity,

FACULTY OF MEDICINE
Complete courses
of instruction with

courses leading to the degrees

is

ample oppor-

M.A., and Ph.D.

College.

given

in

the UniverCollege,

tunities for clinical training at the

St.

General Hospital.

University

Victoria

and

Michael's Hospital and the Hospital

for Sick Children.

Trinity College.
in

The Colleges provide

instruction

mmm

the Classical,

Modern and Semitic Languages

History and Ethics

and

Literature, Ancient

the

FACULTY OF APPLIED SCIENCE

Courses of four years' instruction
in

University gives training in the remaining subjects

of the Curriculum.

Engineering,

leading to degrees of B.A.Sc. and M.A.Sc.

For information, apply to the Registrar

of the

of the University, or to the Secretarie

Respective Faculties.

CH001o/DENTITRY
ROYAL
COLLEGE OF

DENTAL SURGEONS
OF ONTARIO,

TORONTO

AFFILIATED
L

wifK tUe University of Toronto since 1888,

it

offers

fKrough

its

large

and tKoroughK
Dentistry)

efficient staff, up-to-date

equipment and
is

large clinic, opportunities for fKe stud>) of

Modern
of

not excelled anvwhere.

TKe

course

four academic years, leading to tKe Degree of Doctor of Dental Surger>'

from fhe University of Toronto, and Licentiate of Dental Surger)) from tKe
/'<-/

R. C. D. S.

Ontario.

liirther niforinati,,,,

,/,lnss

WALLACE SECCOMBE.

D.D.5., Superintendent, Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario

240

COLLEGE STREET,

TORONTO

1Rnor (loUecie
TORONTO.
Fr,lrnilr,l

Hlyrliflfp (HoUpriP
TORONTO
A

in

1 1,

fhr

I'l.

>f

r.
rrfiiJirulial

ahrnlouiral (Tnllrnr f

11^ce't^cnnal Sbcologtcal College of

tlir

(Clntrrli

nf tiialanii in (^alla^a

the ipresbijterian

Cbnrcb

in a;ana^a.
flDinletcii?,

cTratmiuj

School for

TTYCLIFFE
\ I

College exists for the training

nDieeionaricC' an^ E)cacone5?c6

COURSES
lead to the

of study
of

department

Biblical

and Class Lectures in every and Theological Learning

young men for the Christian Ministry of the Church of England throughout Canada and the foreign Mission Field.
of

The Courses

of

Knox

College Diploma and the Degree of

Bachelor of Divinity.

Students

who

are Graduates in Arts

for instruction in Arts at the

study of the College provide University of

may

take their B. D. work along with that of the required

course.

Knox

provides a course in the English Bible,

covering the Literature of the

New

Testament

in

four

Toronto, with options at Wycliffe College, leading up to the degree of Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Divinity,
Wycliffe College
sity grounds.
Its
is

years and specially adapted to University students,

who

may

take the course for one, two, three or four years as

situated in the Univer-

a Religious

Knowledge

option.

tj

mitories,

The magnificent new buildings are on the University Campus and include Chapel, Library, Gymnasium, Dorand Dining Room. Students should make early

students have full access to all privileges of the University Liorary, gymnasium and athletic Hart House, grounds,
etc.

application for rooms.

For Calendar and informaiion as to conditions of entrance, courses of study and bursaries, apply to the Bursar and Registrar, Mr. H. Mortimer, Wycliffe College, Toronto.
nformation desired, apply

TELEPHONE COLLEGE
N.

4,;,S0

,1.

MACDONALD, ESQ. REV. ALFRED GANDIER,

K.

Chairman of Board D.D.. LL.D.. Principal

W. HOYLES,
REV.

K,C., LL.D.

President

THE

CANON O'MEARA.

LL.D.

Principal

ITnnitv
"Trinity"
::

(Xollei3e
in (he University of

is

an Arts College

Ti

St. /nMcbael's
TORONTO, CAN.
Federated
wif/i [he

and

a University conferring

Degrees

in Di\'

Universitv of Toronto

Residential College
/O r

Catnolic Students

Facults' of
all

Arts makes

full

provision for

courses leading to
in tKe

tlie

degree of B. A.

University of Toronto.
for Matriculation

Academic Department prepares

IF

you are proceeding

to a

Degree

in

Arts

in 4ie Universits)

of Toronto, or to a Divinit^) Degree in ihe Univers.ts) of

Trinity College, tKe privileges of Enrolment
in "Trinity" are

REV. H. CARR. C.S.B.

Superior

and Residence

open

to y'ou.

'TKe

Women Students of Trmitsf College reside m St.

Hilda 's

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pirtiirr I^r^t^us

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^

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t;

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photographf:r

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*

'

with every

'

necessary to pro-

duce the highest class of work in every branch of Professional Photography

Special Rates to Students

492 Spadina Avenue

Toronto
TELEPHONE COLLEGE
2869

338 Yonge Street

TELEPHONE MAIN

goul
6887

High School Boards

and

Boards of Education

ARE AUTHORIZED BY LAW TO ESTABLISH

Industrial, Technical cmd kxt Schools

WITH THE APPROVAL OF THE MINISTER OF EDUCATION
Day and Evening
may

Classes

be conducted in accordance with the regulations issued by the Department of Education.

Theoretical and Practical Instruction

is given in various trades. are under the direction of

The
made

schools and classes

to the Principal of the school.

AN ADVISORY COMMITTEE.

Application for attendance should be

Commercial Subjects, Manual Training, Household Science and Agriculture and Horticulture
are provided for in the Courses of Study in Public, Separate, Continuation and High Schools and Collegiate Institutes.

Copies of the Regulations issued by the Department of Education

may be

obtained from the Deputy Minister of Education. Toronto

(iutarin (Enllrgf

ONTARIO VETERINARY COLLEGE

O O R RO R

>

Chas. F. Heebner, Ph.G.

N.Y.

>.

Phm.B.

Tor.

-Dean

Proless.-r of Theory and Practice ot Pharmacy and Disrens.nc Dire, tor of the Pharmaceutical and Dispensin,; Laboratories

J.

T. Fotheringham, B.

A. (Ton), M. D.,

CM.

(Trin.

>

Ementus-Professer of Materia Medica

George A. Evans, Phm.B.

Prnfessor of Analytical

(Tor.)
Laboratori

Lecturer

in

Director of the Chemical Chemistry. Chemistry. Pnysics and Toxicc.loey.

R. Oscar Hurst, Phm.B. (Tor.)

ACCEPTS
.
'

students of Ontario, also students who are registered and have served a term of four years' apprenticeship in the other Provinces of the Dominion or in Great Britain and the Colonies I, and if they attend the two courses of lectures and pass the final examinations, they will be granted the diploma as a Pharmaceutical Chemist of the Province of Ontario.

W.

B.

GRAHAM.

Registrar-Treasurer

44 Gerrard Street East, Toronto, Ont.

The Value
THE day away.
1

of

Education

in

Business

of the apprentice has virtually pasted The day of specialists has dawned. he average youth, aspiring to enter the business world to-day, asks himself not " To what master craftsman shall bind myself?" but rather, "To which school shall go to tit myself by study ?
I
'

The
in large to

value

of

education

in

business

rests promotion of a proper realization of its measure with the individuals who undertake demonstrate its benefits. 1' is that education which enhances natural gifts and inspires to achievement

and worth

the

place dis-associated from personality. That (act When the cannot be too strongly emphasized. youth chooses a course in preparation for business life, he should do so only after careful consideration of the possibilities it offers him of personal development. A trained automaton is of little value an educated personality is an asset to a business. The ability to undertake responsibility, the initiative to tackle big problems and make important decisions,
;

the

power

to

do

successfully

and quickly the

in

task

that presents itself of course

these are expected as a matter

business.
In

by the confidence of the possession of accurate information that is most highly prized in commercial Mere accumulation of facts and knowledge on life. a wide range of subjects is of little value in the business world. It is the trained intellect coupled
with the ability to act that

from the educated man

so far as he can demonstrate that education enables

him. because of his superior personal development,

to fulfil these

who

commends

itself to

the

show

requirements more ably than the man has grown with the business, thus far does he the value of education as a force in business.

schoolboy with a modicum an abundance of energy is a more likely employee, from the point of view of the big business man, than the slow-moving pedant. Education, to be considered valuable in business, must prove itself as an aid to efficiency and as a means of getting big tasks accomplished with accuracy and
employer.
of learning but

A wide-awake

The man of education who contemplates entering commercial life has, therefore, no mean responsibility. Education is of great value in business. Yet the fact must not be overlooked that scores of men who have not had the advantage of University education have risen to a high position in the commercial world. The burden which falls upon
the college

despatch.

man

The value
is

of

education

in

business
-.^"T,

being demonstrated daily in innumerable ways but never in any

EATON
-

s'raling

his

C,t.o

of a trained

is that of demonworth and the valuf mind and a developed

TORONTO

CANADA

personality.

Casavant Organs
Parke, Davis

&

Go's

Pharmaceuticals
Are
Over

800

Y^
in

Superior
in

Pipe Organs
Built

by

Quality

This Firm

Manufactured
D})

in

Canada

Design

Canada,
United States

Canadians

and

WorkmanSouth America

Correspondence Solicited on
all

ship

Pharniaco-Medical Subjects

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i

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OFFICE

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:

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The Temple-Pattison
DENTAL
SITPPLIES and

Co., Ltd.

EQl'IPMENT

243

COLLEGE STREET, TORONTO. ONTARIO

:

BRANCHES

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Winnipeg

Regina

Calgary

Edmonton

an,i

Vancouver

S. S.

White Dental Manufacturing Co

Philadelphia, Pa.
The Unit Idea

^:
PORCELAIN TEETH, VULCANITE RUBBER ELECTRIC ENGINES, OPERA TING CHAIRS GOLD PRODUCTS, INSTRUMENTS CEMENTS, ALLOYS DENTAL and SURGICAL NITROUS OXIDE and OXYGEN EQUIPMENTS OXYGEN GAS, NITROUS OXIDE GAS TOILET PREPARA TIONS TOOTH PASTE and POWDERS

in
_

^^^

Equipment

w'

Combining

^n

Convenient Form
,

tlie

Spittoon,

Electric Engine,

Operating Table,

and Light

V
DISTRIBUTERS IN CANADA
S. 5.

White Company

for

Canada, Limited

TORONTO. ONTARIO

The Dental
of
Toronto
s^

Company
Montreal

Canada, Limited
Ottawa

Dealers in Everything Used in the Practice of Dentistry

Specialists in Equipment for Dental and School, Hospital and Industrial
We
pleased

Suites,

Clinics

will

l.e

lo

submit plans and color schemes

for

your office, without

oblij

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Photographers

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Street,

Toronto
12oy

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0(6^

and

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St.,

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Toronto

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The Central Canada Loan and Savings Company

Owed
to Depositors

and Debenture Holders

$

S5, 840,854. 39
528.584. bl
I

1.

2.

CASH on K.nd and in banks MORTGAGES secured by .mprcved

and
citj*

farm

propertv
Streets.

1^6 633.16
179.432.58

i.

REAL ESTATE including Companv's offices.

corner

King and Victoria

Toron.o

SECURITIES
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consisting of Go<>ernment and Bonds and Stocks of first quality

5

and easiU saleable

5

308.025.05

LO.ANS

r'e.pa>lable on demand and all secured bv Kigh grade Bonds and Stocks

2,296,131.84
750.000.00

6.

CAPITAL
On

Subscnbed and subject

to call

Total to meet indebtedness

$10,258,807.24

This leaves a surplus of

vKich
h,

$4,417,952.85
to

sve solicit

your business.
cheque ivlthdraival
ii;f-

DEPOSITS RECEIVED

sums of $hOO and upwards, subject

30th Jane and 3Ist December.

DEBENTURES

issued for amounts of $100 and upwards, bearing interest at

4!.

to 5

p,

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Streets,

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