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

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M ARTS SCIENCE FITCH, M. MAXWELL Great works are performed not by strength but by perseverance. Arrived on the 6th of January 1917 at Quebec and hurridly left for Montreal to complete his education. Attended Herbert Symonds and Montreal High before a return to the capital necessitated a matriculation from Commissioners ' High (Quebec). Montreal again and this time McGiU. Active on exectuve of Biological Society and Associate editor of the Daily ' . Hobby; Replacing broken parts on a puddle-jumper. FLETCHER. WALTER ELLWOOD Something attempted, something done has earned a night ' s repose. Born July 15, 1915 at Waltham Que. Educated Waltham public school Shawville High School. Came to McGiU 1934. Hobby: Limericks! Per aversion: Getting up in the morning. Favourite expression: That the old Ottawa Valley Spirit. FRASER. DAVID ROBERT Tis not his wont to be the hindmost man. Born June 8th, 1917 in England. Entered McGill in 1934 Class president 1934- ' 37. President McGill Union 1937- ' 38, Sec. 1936- ' 37. Sec. Arts undergraduate society 1935- ' 36, Vice-Pres. 1936- ' 37. Scarlet Key 1936. Martlet society. Alexander Mackenzie Scholarship 1936 ' 37 Junior hockey 1934- ' 36. Intermediate track 1934. Arts student Council Repl. 1937. Pet aversion: Finance Committee Meetings. FRASER. GORDON WILLIAM A college education shows a man how little other people know. Introduced to this chaotic world Sept. 11, 1916 at Montreal. Graduated from High School of Montreal to pursue higher learning at McGill. Activities: Classical Club, CO.T.C, Class Hockey. Interested in young people ' s work. Pet aversion: Handing in essays on time. Favourite expression: Let ' s call it a day. FULLERTON, CHARLES WILLIAM A sock on the jaw is worth two on the feet. Born December 4th, 1916, at Winnipeg. Educated at Ashbury College, Ottawa, then came to McGill, Political economy and bridge clubs ' Inter-faculty boxing and McGill representative in the Junior Provincial Boxing Tournament, Class Treasurer, 1936- ' 37. Favorite expression: There ' s no future in it. GENTLEMAN. REUBEN G. Why worry, it may never happen Born Jan, 13th. 1912, Montreal. Educated at public school. Commercial High, chartered accountancy extension courses at McGill. Worked in Chartered Accountancy Office 6 years. Entered McGill as Sophmore Extra curricular activities: Making barrels. Hobby: Getting the Favourite express 1935. inside dope on things. Pet aversion: writing essays sion: Well I should work, but . . GUADAGNI. NERI P. Variety is the spice of hfe. Born December 4th, 1917, at Florence, Italy. Attended seven different schools in Florence, Quebec and Montreal. Matriculated from Catholic High School. Favourite sports: basketball and swimming. Ambition: to study medicine. Hobby: reading and taking fourteen different subjects on Arts curriculum. GODINE, MORTON ROBERT Quote not, that ye be not quoted. Born May 28, 1917. Graduated Montreal High School. Entered McGill 1934, Sir William MacDonald entrance scholarship. Class-secretary ' 34- ' 35. President Junior debating league ' 35- ' 36. Scarlet Key, presi- dent philosophical society ' 36- ' 37, Vice-president debating union, secretary charities campaign, president Maccabean Circle ' 37- ' 38. GRAVES. HORACE BERTRAM When anyone has offended me, I try to raise my soul so high that the offense cannot reach it. Born at Moncton, N.B., Jan. 29, 1918. Came to McGill in 1934 to com- mence four year loaf in Arts. Member of Daily Staff, 1935- ' 38. Associate Editor, 1937- ' 38. Member of Masonic Club, Political Economy Club, Social Problems Club. Hobbies: Reading, Sports and Scrap-books. Pet aversions: Wise-guys ; people who step on your toes. GREENWOOD. JACK LIONEL A constant flow of cheerful spirits Came to Montreal on May 19, 1918. A year later celebrated his first birthday. Was taught at Edward VII and Herbert Symonds Schools. Studied at West Hill High. Activities: Associate Editor McGiU Daily, Publicity Assistant for Player ' s Club and Revue. A non-specialist, Jack tasted impartially of all activities. Hobby: New hobbies. « 16 »

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ARTS SCIENCE IK BISHOP. DALTON McCUBBIN Yel I doubt not thro ' the ages on© increasing purpose runs. Born October 29th., 1913, Bishopton, Que. Exposed to instruction Bishopton Intermediate School and East Angus High School- Came to Montreal 1931. Enrolled for edification U.T.C, 1934. Entered McGill 1935. Member U.T.C. Student Soc. Exec, 1935-37. Pet Aversion: Arguing. Favourite saying: It ' s a magnificent thing. CAMPBELL, ARTHUR GRANT We are Earth ' s best, that learnt her lesson here. Life is our cry Born September IBlh, 1916 in Montreal. Learning imbibed at Upper Canada College successfully drained off at McGill. Active in boxing, interfaculty hockey, Players ' Club, Sailing Club. President of Classical Club. Hobby: Skiing. Pet Aversion: Money. Favourite expression: Shucks man. CASS. FREDERICK LOUIS He seldom spoke; but when he did words of wisdom gushed forth. Born May 23rd, 1907. Received his B A. degree from St. Dunstan ' s University, Charlottetown, P.E.I, in 1931. Was awarded a Bachelor of Science degree by Saint Francis Xavier University, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, in 1936. Entered McGiU in the fall of the same year. Hobby: Practical jokes. Pet aversion: Being on time. Favourite expression: I haven ' t a chance, CHENOWETH. DAVID McPHERSON For even though vanquished, he could argue still. Born in Montreal on April 1, 1916. Educated at Westmount High School, and continued studies at McGill University. Treasurer Arts ' 38 during sessions of ' 34 and ' 35. Red and White Revue ' 35. Hobby: Being logical. Pet aversion: Being kept waiting. Favourite expression: Yes, but what I quarrel with is this ... COOPERBERG. ABRAHAM ARTHUR Men of few words are the best men. First saw the light of day on April 15th, 1917. Preliminary training a Aberdeen, Guy Drummond, and Strathcona Academy. Entered McGill 1934. Favourite expression: You irritate me! Pet aversion: 9 o ' clocks. CRABTREE, HAROLD ROY Think no more, lad, laugh, be jolly: Why should men make haste to die? Born March 2nd, 1918. Educated Lower Canada College. Slipped into McGill in 1934. Assistant-Manager Swimming and Water Polo Team 1935- ' 36., Manager, 1936- ' 37. Secretary CLS. and W.P.U. 1936- ' 37. President 1937- ' 38. Junior Polo, 1936- ' 37. Senior Polo, 1937- ' 38. Class Vice-President 1937- ' 38. Pet aversion; Destructive Criticism. Hobby: Soap Box Orations. Favourite Expression: Oh Nurse! CULLINANE. ROBERT D. Men are not Gods Born in Canandaigua, New York, Feb. 7, 1916. Came to McGill in pursuit of the Broader Life. Hobby: Trying to keep his accounts straight. Pet aversion: Lecturers who talk on after the bell has rung. DANDO. JOHN ARTHUR (JOCK) Our revels now are ended . . . These our actors are melted into thin air Born in Stafford, Eng. on July 9, 1917. Came to Canada in ' 24, After a nine-year session at Longueuil, arrived at McGill. Activities: Executive of Literature Society. Hobby: Dramatics. Pastime: Puns? Pet aversion: Other people ' s puns. Favourite expression: I can ' t: I ' ve got a rehearsal. DAVIES. WILLIAM FREDERICK ALEXANDER It ' s better to have loved and lost, than never to have loved at all. Born Sept. 26, 1917 at Dirty Ottawa . Education (if any) at Lisgar , Collegiate. McGill on senior matnc 1935. Freshmen rugby champs. 1935- ' 36. Intermediate rugby 1936- ' 37, 1937- ' 38. Intercollegiate golf team 1937-38. Hobby: Bull sessions. Pet aversion: Blondes, though not im- partial to brunettes. Favourite expression: Uh — , stop it, I love it. FILLIER, WILFRED J. N. A. Where ignorance is bliss ' tis folly to be wise Born January 8th, 1909 at Englee Newfoundland. Educated Prince of Wales College and Normal School, St. John ' s. Entered McGill in 1934 Executive Nfld. Club 1935- ' 36. Hobby: Collecting pennants. Pet Aversion: Alarm clocks. Favourite expression: Holy smoke . « 15 »

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ARTS SCIENCE GURD. CHARLES SEATH (SPIKEl I learned about women from her (and her, and her) Born Montreal, Aug. 2, 1915. Entered McGill from Westmount in 1934- Freshman Dance Committee 1934 McGill Band: 1934- ' 35, 35- ' 36, 36- ' 37 Band Master and Drum Major ' 37- ' 38. Hobby: Making Rome in a day. Pel aversion: dropping the baton. Favourite expression: Don ' t take offence, some do, some don ' t. HAINES. STANLEY BRADLEY He gets what exercise he can by falling off the ottoman. Born August 5, 1911, at Brandon, Manitoba. Attended Montreal and Montreal West High Schools. Activities; Junior and Intermediate hockey, Junior football. HARTMAN, GEORGE RONALD In a minute there is time. For decisions and revisions, which a minute will reverse. Born January 9th, 1915, at Peterborough, Onl. Educated at St. Catharines Collegiate Institute then at McGill. Pet aversion: College puns. Favou- rite saying: Great Scott! HAY, LORNE HAMILTON Born Sept. 9, 1914, Montreal. Attended Westmount High and Sir George Williams College. Executive student peace movement l936- ' 37. Presi- dent social probems club 1936- ' 37. Executive social problems club 1937- ' 38. Favourite Expression: I can ' t entirely agree with you. HECHT. MAURICE Be sure you are right, then go ahead Been playing steadily since July 13, 1916. Ran several years at Strath- cona Academy, Montreal. First appearance at McGill in 1933. Then look to road, but returned for anothe run. Director: Players Club Drama School. Sir William Macdonald Scholarship ' 36- ' 38. HESS. GEOFFREY WINSLOW Death takes a Holiday Born 1914 in New Jersey. Educated at Bishop ' s College School. McGill. Dailvstaff ' 34- ' 36, Scarlet Key ' 35- ' 36; Annual ' 35; Player ' s Club ' 33- ' 36; Class executive ' 34- ' 35, Freshman football ' 33- ' 34 Debating Executive ' 35- ' 36. Hobby: Squash Pet aversion; Women. Favourite expression; Ain ' l it the Truth. HILL. KENNETH What a blunt fellow is this grown to be! Born in Toronto, November 21sl., 1917; left as soon as possible. Educated St. Lambert High School, High School of Montreal. Reporter on Daily, ' 35- ' 37; Associate Editor, ' 37- ' 38. During slay at McGill, member McGill Flying Club. Favorite occupation: Asking professors peculiar questions and expressing peculiar opinions. Favorite expression: But, sir, it seems to me . . . HUTCHINSON, THOMAS J. ISSENMAN. ARNOLD JACOB Scratch a bridge player, what do you find? A coroner, with a one-track mind. Born Nov. 6, 1917, Montreal. Conditioned at Strathcona. Reconditioned at McGill. Won Bridge Tournament, ' 36- ' 37, by Armenian finesse. Vice- Prexy, Political Economy Club. News Editor of muzzled student press, The Daily. Hobby: Red-pencilling frosh stories. Pet aversion: night editors. Favorite espression: I set him three tricks doubled KETTLEBOROUGH, EDWARD GRAHAM That but this blow might be the be-all and the end-all here Born June 17lh 1913, at Winthorpe, Notts., England. Drifted to Canada 1929. Educated at Mount School Newark, Notts., Eng., Parish School, Danbury, Essex, Eng., Marmora High School, Ont. Came to McGill 1935. Hobby: Cultivating Flora. Pet aversion: Visitors. Favourite expression: Go away!!! Come back I want to speak to you. « 17 »