McGill University - Old McGill Yearbook (Montreal Quebec, Canada)

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1821— McGill founded by Hon. James McGill. 1843 — The Arts Building opened. 1852 — Reorganization under the new charter. 1861 — Molson Hall built, and library founded. 1863 — The building of the Observatory. 1866 — Main Medical Building opened. 3878 — Founding of the Science Faculty. 1882 — Redpath Museum opened. 1884 — Donalda course endowed by Sir Donald Smith. 1890 — Science workshops erected. 1893 — Opening of the Engineering and Physics Building, and the Redpath Library. 1895 — Dr. Peterson chosen Principal. 1898 — Mining and Chemistry Building opened. 1899 — Royal Victoria College opened. 1900 — Enlargement of the Library, and the Medical Building. 1904 — Conservatorium of Music opened. 1905 — Opening of Strathcona Hall. 1905 — Work began on the McGrill Union. 10

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to honour. Especially do we desire to felicitate Herbert Rose, ' 04, on the attainment of the Blue Ribbon of Oxford. Perhaps the most notable event in the student life during the past year was the visit last April from the eminent alumnus and past professor to whom this work is dedicated. It was a rare privilege for us to hear Dr. Osier ' s wholesome address on the practical philosophy of the student life, academic and postgraduate. VVe regret that more extended reference cannot be made to his message — we can merely await the time when the press puts the address at our disposal. The innovations in the present Annual we let the reader discover. The departure for a more extensive write-up of the Juniors is an answer to many requests. On its merit let it stand or fall in future years. Our observations on the individual characters have run toward the eulogistic. In most of these biographies glowing colors are prominent; the blind god of Love has so far perverted the perspective that faults are lost to view. be annual Boards. 9

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Iftc(3ill annual Boarbs 1906 be Business Boart) Chairman A. L. McLENNAN, B.A., Medicine. F. A. CATTANACH, Arts. WILLIAM MacMILLAN, Arts. MISS EDITH MOWATT, B.V.C. MISS MARY JUDSON EATON, B.V.C. W. L. HOLMAN, B.A., Medicine. H. M. LAMB, Science. P. H. ELLIOTT, 8cie7ice. HAROLD E. WALKER, B.A., Law. Chairman MALCOLM D. BARCLAY, Science. Secretary W. A. WHITELAW, Medicine. Treasurer E. R. PARKINS, B.A., Law. MISS MARION MASSON, R.V.C. MISS LOTTIE CHESEBROUGH, R.V.C. FRANK 0. WHITCOMB, Science. L. H. TRUE ANT, A.B., Medicine. E. B. RIDER, Arts. C. W. DAVIS, Arts. Iprevious Cbairmen lEbitorial Boarb Business BoarO M. C. HEINE, Arts, Vol. 1. A. LEVY, Medicine, Vol. II. R. R. BARBER, Science, Vol. III. A. R. HOLDEN, Law, Vol. IV. J. C. COLBY, B.A., Medicine, Vol. V. J. G. ROSS, Science, Vol. VI. S. E. ELLIS, B.A., Science, Vol. VII. H. H. PINCH, Scie7ice, Vol. VIII. CHESTER PAYNE, Arts, Vol. IX. R. C. PETERSON, Arts. LEMUEL ROBERTSON, Arts. G. R. EWART, Science. J. R. GOODALL, B.A., Medicine. T. H. ADDIE, Science. G. E. BROOKS, B.A., Medicine. W. P. OGILVIE, Law. J. P. MacDONALD, Medicine. GORDON S. MUNDIE, Arts. 11