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

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M ARTS SCIENCE KETTLES. JOHN SHARP Can the kettle call the pot black? Born, Ottawa, July 16, 1915. Educated: Lisgar Collegiate and St. Pat ' s College. Entered McGill 1935, planning to get some sleep. Still planning. Puttered in Fed and White, ' 37 and ' 38. Intermediate Track, ' 38. Propounded learnedly as Vice President of Sociological Society, ' 38. Pet aversion: Dirty Ottawa. Expression; Gee, I gotta do some work. KNEELAND, NORMAN JOHN When you ' re sitting by My side, let your conscience by your guide. Made his appearance into this world Oct 22, 1917, in Verdun. Educat- ed at Verdun High, Montreal High, and then McGill. In the C.O.T.C, Historical Club and Gym Club. Hobby: Photography. Pet aversion: Eng., Maths, and Educ. Favorite Expression: Hill, you ' re a rat. KRAUSER, WEBB GUY Getting and spending we lay waste our powers. Born May 25, 1914 at Chicago Educated Lower Canada College. Glee Club; Red and White; Band; Sec, of Philosophical Society; German Dept. Play. Hobby: Music. LAING. WILLIAM ARTHUR RICHARD Why should life all labour be? First saw light March 29th, 1917 in Montreal, Struggled through four years at Westmount High School, then came to McGill in the fall of 1934. Pet aversion: Chislers. Favourite Expression: Coming down to the pit Bill? LEE. WILSON JAMES Six Delicious Favorites Favorite birthplace; Montreal (1917), Favorite dormitories: West Hill High (1930) McGill (1934). Favorite subject: Sociology— The Family (an old Chinese custom). Favorite activity; Organizing civilized banquets and entertainments for McGill barbarians - — also Chinese boxer under coach Bert Light. Favorite barber instrument: The China Clipper. Favorite ultimate resting-place: The Good Earth. LEUNG. SOLOMON WENCY It is great, and there is no greatness — to make one nook of God ' s creation more fruitful, better, more worthy of God; to make some human heart a little wiser, manlier, happier— -more blessed, less accursed. Carlyle. Born Victoria, B.C. Educated Victoria High School, moved on to McGill- Hobby: Looking up Statistics. Favorite Expression: Go West young man. LEWIS. ROSS A. Fousanet haecolim meminisse iuvabit. Born Sept. 16, 1916, at Montreal. Educated at Sir Adam Beck C. L I for institute London, Ontario. Back to McGill to study Medicine, preliminary. Played freshman rugby. Favourite passtime; Fishing. LIGHT. A. WOLFE Naught that is created wholly dies. Once upon a time the fusion of two gametes caused the addition of another individual to the population of Lithuania, That individual migrating to McGill developed a proclivity for scientific activities. His ambition is that some day nature may say, There was a man! LINDLEY, HARRY Here ' s ta thee an ' me an ' aw ' on us! May we ne ' er want naught, nawn on us! Born August 23rd. 1906 at Denholme, Yorkshire, England. Migrated to Canada via Newfoundland, and saw the shining lights of McGill 1934. A Glee Club warbler and a potential Philosopher. Pet Aversion: Dilatory individuals. Favourite Expression; I ' ve got a train to catch, LOCKWOOD, THOMAS MORROW Hense vain deluding joys. Born February 25th, 1917, Toronto. Education at Foslyn Aux. School; Westmount High; Hence to McGill in 1934 with aspirations for Meds, Activities; English Department Play ' 34; Red and White Revue ' 35; Glee Club ' 34. ' 37. Interiaculty Hockey ' 34- ' 37. Pet aversion: Tryin to cat with Walker. Favorite expression: Gotta go home and study. « 18 »

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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 »

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ARTS SCIENCE M MacMILLAN. KENNETH. GEORGE Blessed is the man that hath iound his work. Elbert Hubbard. Stopped off at Dorval, May 27th, 1909. Emigrated to Ontario. Educated at Williamstown High School. Attended McGill at intervals. Member of Choral and Operatic Society, Took part in Freshman and English Plays. On Sociological Executive 1933- ' 34 University Band, Theolog- ical Executive of U-T,C, Hobby: Amateur Photography. Pet aversion: Being on time. Favourite saying: Is that so? MALOUF. ALBERT H. A man ' s reach should exceed his grasp. Born Dec. 25th, 1916 at Montreal educated at the Catholic High School Hobby: Reading Shakespeare. Pet aversion: Quebec Politics. MARKELL. HAROLD KEITH It looking back gives you no gain, then many men have lived in vain. Born July 15th, 1915 at Wales, Ontario. Attended Cornwall Collegiate Institute. Entered McGill in 1934 to do honours in history. President of Historical Club 1937- ' 38- Masonic club 1937- ' 38. Interfaculty baksetball and hockey, 1934- ' 37. Pet aversion: History Essays. Favourite expres- sion: That doesn ' t get us anywhere MATHESON, DONALD MACKINTOSH If the roads are wet and muddy, We remain at home and study, Born Feb. 13th, 1916, in Montreal West. Intelligence first noticeable at Montreal West Schools and then at McGill m Science. Pet aversion: Debutantes. Hobby; New York every week-end. Activities: Freshman, Intermediate and Senior rugby. Junior hockey. Favourite expression: That ' s stupid. McGIBBON, ROBERT LORNE Naught ventured Naught gained. Arrived 29 June 1916, Attended Peace Centennial School and Grad- uated from Strathcona- Played Interfaculty football, McGill Daily, Executive Political Economy club, McGill C.O.TC. 1934-37. Recom- mended for Commission 1937. Hobby: Skiing, skating and Hookey, Pet aversion: Being late- even for lectures. Favourite expression: Might is Right. Ambition: Commission with British Imperial Forces, McKAY. KENNETH GARDINER When you read a Biography, remember that the truth is never fit for Publication. Born April 8th, 1917 in Montreal, Passed through Westmount High School and then on to McGill, Assistant track manager, ' 35- ' 36, ' 36- ' 37, Senior track manager, ' 37- ' 38, Robert Bruce Scholarship, ' 35- ' 38; Sir William Macdonald Scholarships, ' 35- ' 38. Demonstrator in Physics, ' 37- ' 38. McQUAIG. KEITH DUNCAN I will drink Life to the lees, Born Aug. 2nd, 1916, at Finch, Ont, Educated Finch and Cheslerville High Schools. Entered McGill in 1934. On Interfaculty Hockey and Softball Teams. Hobby: Music. Pet Aversion: Prudes. Favorite expression: Censured. MERIFIELD, RUSSEL R. Every man should bear his own burdens rather than detract from the comforts of another. Born June 11, 1916, in Chatham, Ont, Educated in Sarnia, Sault Ste Marie and Toronto, Present home, Calgary, Alberta. Activities: Freshman Football 1935. Senior Football 1936- ' 37. Secretary Arts ' 38. President McGill Bridge Club. Secretary McGill Union. Hobby: Cookie Pushing. Pet spiel: People have more fun than anybody. MISLAP. SAMMY H. A rolling stone gathers everything but moss. 5-5-17 — Outremont Schools. McGill 1934. Interfaculty rugby, hockey and baseball. Intermediate and senior intercollegiate basketball. Captain intermediates ' 36- ' 37. Red and White ' 35- ' 36- McGill Players Club ' 35- ' 38. Old McGill ' 35- ' 38, Junior prom committee ' 36. Scarlet Key So- ciety. ' 36- ' 37. German plays, McGill Sailing club. One supplemental and one scholarship. Hobbies: Skiing, Sailing and Music. MOLSON. WALTER KINGMAN Celui qui garde sa bouche garde son ame, mais celui qui ouvre ci tout propos ses l vres court a sa perte Born July 25th, 1916. Attended Selwyn house, Trinity College, Institution Sillig, Switzerland. Red and White, Programme Committee, ' 37- ' 38, Assistant business manager, ' 36; Producer, ' 37, Cercle Fran ais, Presi- dent, ' 37- ' 38. Acted in French plays. Vice-President, Union ' 38. Martlet society. Pet aversion: Having nothing to do. « 19 »