University of Toronto - Torontonensis Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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ST. MICHAEL'S COLLEGE CARL RUDOLPH JOSEPH THEODORE, Toronto. C1811 Modcrns. Rugby, Squash, Music. O.C.E. PATRICK JOSEPH THOMPSON, Markdale, Ont. C1825 Pass. Newman Club, N.F.C.U.S. Rep. for St. Mikes, Member of Radio Committee of U. of T. Osgoode. ALLAN JOSEPH TIERNEY, Toronto, Ont. C1835 Pass. Managing Editor of St. Mike's College Undergrad Maga- zine: Football, Volleyball, Basketball. O.C.E. M. ELIZABETH TROLLOPE, Port Sydney, Ont. C1845 Pass. Vice-Pres. Lit. 47-48. CLAUDE LOUIS VINCENT, Ottawa, Ont. C1855 Pass. Oratorical Society III: Music 8: Drama I-III: Trireme III: Track Manager III: Tennis, Basketball. Post-grad work at Harvard. FERRUCCIO ANGELO VIOLA. Hamilton, Ont. C1865 Honour Chemistry. Music 8r Drama Society I-IV: Athletic Director on St. Michael's S.A.C. III-IV. ARTHUR WALIGORE, Detroit, Mich. C1875 Honour Classics. C.B.C. II-III: Polish Relief I-IV: Archae- ology Club, Pres. IV, S. H. L. III: Brennan Dramatic Society IV. JOAN AILEEN T. WALSH, Toronto, Ont. C1885 English S.A.C. Senior Rep.: Music 8: Drama: Badminton: Swimming: Basketball. PHYLLIS LORRAINE MARY WEILER, Mildmay. C1895 General. Newman Club I-IV: Household Science Club: Music and Drama I-IV: Apostolic Convener III and Sodality Vice- Prefect II-III, Prefect IV: Tennis III: Skating: Skiing. Dietetics. PHILIP BAPTISTE WHITE, Toronto, Ont. C1905 Pass. Newman Club: Track: Volleyball: Lacrosse: Golf: Tennis: Basketball. CATHERINE ANGELA ANNE WILSON, Ajax, Ont. C1915 Pass. Vice-Pres. St. Joseph's Debating Congress II: Basketball II 81 III: Newman II. JOHN CLYDE WILSON, Toronto, Ont. C1925 Philosophy CEng1ish or History5. Pres., S.M.C. Co-operative II-III: Pres. Thomistic Society III. Graduate studies in philosophy and English. University pro- fessor. WARREN WINSLOW, Toronto, Ont. C1935 Pass. Newman Club: Intramural Lacrosse, Varsity Hockey, Golf. Law or business. REG. ARNOLD WINSTALL, Toronto, Ont. C1945 Pass. Newman Club II-III: Music and Drama I-III: Ora- torical Society III: Football, S.M.C. I-II-III: Water Polo, S.M.C. I-II-III. Graduate work. WILLIAM JOHN YOUNG, Toronto, Ont. C1955 Moderns. Elmsley I-V. Fulfilling Basilian ideal. NYASTA MARY-CECILIA ZACHANKO, Toronto, Ont. C1965 Pass. Newman Club, Music and Drama. WILMA DENISE CONLIN, Toronto, Ont. C1975 Pass. H. D. BETTS C1985 M. E. JORDAN C1995 R. E. LYNETT C2005 E. J. MacDONALD, Trenton, Ont. C2015 Pass. J. N. MCDONELL C2025 J. I. MOLNAR C2035 J. V. O'BRIEN C2045 J. SULLIVAN C2055 I mel

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THOMAS GERALD SCANLAN, Westport, Ont. C1531 Pass. Rugby, Hockey, Softball. Priesthood. 1 5, ERNEST JOSEPH SCHIARIZZA, Peterborough, Ont. C1541 Pass. Music and Drama I-II3 Hart House Glee Club I-III: Salon Francais II-IIIQ Newman Club III, Newman Poetry Club III. O.C.E. MICHAEL JOSEPH SCOTT, Trenton, Ont. C1551 Pass. Theology at St. Augustine's Seminary. GERALD PATRICK SCULLY, Sudbury, Ont. C1561 Pass. Editor of St. Michae1's College Undergraduate Magazine. Osgoode. GRACE VERONICA SERRAO, Port of Spain, Trinidad. C1571 Pass. Music and Drama I-III, Modern History II, III, Political Science III. Post-grad work. RICHARD DWYER SHEEHY, Toronto, Ont. Pass. Osgoode. PAUL WM. SHOOBERT, Toronto, Ont. Pass. Hockey. JOSEPH DELVAL SIMOND, Sudbury, Ont. Pass. Tennis, Golf, Hockey. Dentistry. JOHN N. F. J. SINCLAIR, Little Long Lac Pass. Ping Pongg Cribbage. E. E. SANDY SMEATON, Niagara Falls, Mine. CIWIDB1 C1581 1 C1591 C1601 C1611 C1621 Pass. Rep. S.A.C. III9 Woman's Editor, The Forum III. The Varsity I-III, Newman Club II, French Club III: Music and Drama I-II. Newspaper work. BERNARD JOSEPH SMITH, New Toronto, Ont. C1631 Pass. Newman Club, Chess Club. Osgoode. JOSEPH RICHARD SMITH, Oswego, New York. C1641 ' Pass. Football, Revolver Club, Fencing, Biology Club. Post-grad work at De Paul University. PATRICIA M. BARBARA SMITH, North Bay. C1651 Pass. Newman Club I-IIIQ 2nd Vice-President III-Newman Debating Club III-Newman French Club III-Newman European Students Relief Committee, Basketball I-II, Manager III g Hockey I-III. MARGARET ANN SNEATH, Welland, Ont. C1661 Household Economics. Music and Drama I-IV, Newman Club I-III. Dietetics. I WILLIAM J. STAFFORD, Oshawa, Ont. C1671 Pass. Water Polo II 81 III. O.C.E. MARY ELIZABETH STAPLETON, Toronto, Ont. C1681 Pass. Torontmzcwzsis Editorial Board III. O.C.E. JOHN JEROME JOSEPH STORTZ, Welland, Ont. C1691 Pass. The Basilian ideal. JANE EILEEN STRUTHERS, Port McNicoll, Ont. 1 C1701 Household Economics. House Committee Rep. IIIg Household Science Club III, IV, Newman Choir II-IV, Music and Drama Club III, IV. O.C.E. FRANCIS XAVIER SWEENEY, Toronto, Ont. C1781 Pass. Newman Club. O.C.E. MARY PATRICIA SYLVAIN, Toronto, Ont. C1791 Pass. O.C.E. WILLIAM DONALD TEGLER, Hamilton, Ont. C1801 Pass. High school teacher. C1011 ST. MICHAEL'S COLLEGE

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COMMERCE AND FINANCE C. A. ASHLEY, B.COM., A.C.A. You are the largest graduating class for at least fourteen years, a disadvantage that has been accentuated for many of you by a shortened academic course. The department has done its best to deal with these problems within the limits of its facilities, but is painfully aware of short- comings. The enthusiasm and initiative of students have brought an intellectual revival to the University, and a serious interest in public affairs based on a wider and longer experience than is usual amongst students. We thought that, by the time it ended, the war had left a lasting mark on the University, but the mark has changed profoundly during the past two years, and it is no longer entirely sombre. The disillusion of peace is upon us now, as it was when many members of the staff graduated some twenty-five years ago. The failure of the Peace Conference, the break up of the Genoa Conference, and the intransigence of one ally or another, were as disheartening then as similar occasions are now. The economic crisis that led to an upsurge of nationalism and the second war was largely the result of old habits of thought, of prejudice, and of unenlightened self-interest. Our experience of the nineteen-thirties may have been sad enough to prevent a recurrence. The good wishes of the department go with you as you leave us to do your bit to keep the world sane. 110.41