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1870-1948 ORIGINAL PLAN OF ASSUMPTION COLLEGE . 1906 1884 BUILT IN SECTIONS 1875 Early Progress Father O ' Connor ' s assistants during his early years at the College were Fathers M. J. Ferguson, M. Mungovan, D. Cushing (president of the College, 1890-1901) and Robert McBrady (president, 1901-1907), names that are rich with legend in the story of Assumption. With the administration of Father Francis Forster (1907-1919), and Father Joseph Mucltle (1919-1922), a new generation of Basilians took over and the pioneering age may be said to have passed. During these years the northern wing of the Administration Building in which the chapel is located, the gymnasium and the adjoining residence building were erected. Undoubtedly, the most important event of this period was the agreement of affiliation of the college department with the University of Western Ontario, initiated by Father Fallon of the Diocese of London and completed in detail and signed in October, 1919. A summary of the terms of affiliation embraced in point 12 of the original document follows: The Assumption College shall constitute a College of Arts and as such sha ' I enter into and form a part of the Faculty of Arts of the Western University; it shall enjoy the rights and assume the obligations common to all the affiliated colleges; it shall be represented in the Board of governors and the Senate and in the Council of the Faculty of Arts; its staff of teachers shall have equal standing and rights with the officers of instruction of the University College of Arts; its students shall be admitted to the degrees of the Western University and to the medals, scholarships and prizes offered by the University in the Arts courses; all in accordance with the Western University Act of 1908, chapter 145 in the Statutes of Ontario. There were 47 students in the college department at the time affiliation was effected; in 1930 there were 116; in 1936, 345; in 1944, 305. As of 1947, the total enrollment including College, High School, Night School and Summer School reached 1570. Succeeding Father Muckle, Father Daniel Dillon served as president from 1922 to 1928 and again from 1931 until his illness in the summer of 1932. The present classroom Building was erected during his first administration. Father Vincent L. Kennedy was president from 1928 to 1931 and Father Thomas A. MacDonald, from 1932 to 1940. Father Vincent J. Guinan, a graduate of the first class following affiliation of the College with the University, took office in 1940, the ninth Basilian president of Assumption College. Father John H. O ' Loane succeeded Father Guinan in 1946 and is now guiding the destinies of the college and its proposed expansion. I
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GRADE THIRTEEN Front Row—P. Ferriss, F. Marentette, L. Frederick. W. Chartier, L. Poisson. N. Davies, R. St. Pierre, J. Maziak, R. Thibert, E. L ' Heureux, T. Pageau. Second Row—P. Proctor, R. Graveline, R. Ouellette, J. Page, R. Wilson. M. Rioux, E. Shilliday, H. Duval, E. Morand, J. Blonde. Third Row—P. Duchene, L. Schiller, L. Laliberto, P. Schlacter, C. Ellis, R. Lauzon, J. Glos, G. Lavallee, F. Dayus, F. Zakoor. ELEVEN A Front Row—H. DaCosta, J. Kelly, R. Tunks, I. McCloskey, R. Briggs. Second Row—S. Polen, G. Dikeman, N. Wilson, G. Zoppa, E. O’Neil, P. Roy, K. Crough, E. Tomajko, F. Renaud, E. Brisson. Third Row—J. MacGillis, R. Harrison, R. Tremblay, R. Lake, T. Marentette, A. Theriault, L. Simsiclc, M. Brisebois, T. Horan, D. Dahl N. Lesperance. Fourth Row—J. Barth, D. Durant, A. Giroux, A. Dufour, H. Brush, R. Patton, C. De Mattia, C. Ross, M. McNamara, F. Houle, R. Morand. L L L L L L L L L L L L v L
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