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

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.AL Si ARTS Xi SCIENCE SHIP, REUBEN Alas, Poor Yorickl Born October 18, 1915, at Montreal. Attended,Baron Byng High School, At last McGill. Player's Club '35-'38 Drama Editor, McGill Daily '38-'39 SILVER, REUBEN Time wasted is existence, us'd is life. Born June 18, 1918, in fair Montreal. Latinized, etc. at Strathcona Academy, Entered McCuill as a Pre-Med. On Moccabean Circle Executive '37-'38. SMITH, GERALD JACK Calm Youth' Who can perturb thy sober brow? Born August 30, 1918, in Montreal. Educated ot West Hill High. Addicted to habit of hard work, continued it at McGill in many ways, even scholasticolly, lnterfaculty Sports, Daily Sports staff, Q years. SOLOMON, DAVID N. MA dry lest, sir-I have them at my fingers' end. Born May 5, 1917, in Montreal, Que. Educated at Westmount High School. Sociological Society Executive '38-'39. Pastimer A ioker. SPIELMAN, HAROLD DAVID Born June 13, 1918 in Montreal. Selwyn House School '95-'39, Vglgllgngtcgg ggllege, England '39-'36, then to McGill. COIC. ' -I 7-' -I . STERN, LLOYD GEORGE Courage multiplies the chances of success by sometimes making opportunities. Made first protest September 5, 1917, in Montreal. Received early Education at Lower Canada College, thence to McGill. Debating 35'-'36, '36-'37, TETRAULT, CLAUDE MoNcEi. He thinks too much, such men are dangerous. Born February Q4, 1919, in Montreal, Educated at Selwyn House, Upper Canada College, and Westmount High. Came to McGill in 1935. Badminton Champ 1936, Senior Soccer '37-'38, Cercle Fran- cais, President '38, French Plays '35-'37, Inter-Class Debating '36-'37, Vice-President of Class '37. UDOW, ALFRED BERNARD Why must we have enough memory to recall to the tiniest detail what has happened to us, and not have enough to recall how many times we have told it to the same person? Born May 4, 1917, in Winnipeg, Manitoba. University of Manitoba, then McGill. Honoured in Psychology, later appointed Demonstrator in Psychology. Helped reorganize McGill Psychological Society and was elected President. Elected Secretary of McGill Sailing Club. von CARDINAL, CLIVE HELMUT HNone goes so for as he who knows not whither he is going. Born January 99, 1919, in Germany. Educated at Hufengymnasium, Koenigsberg i. Pr. and Bishops Stortford, England. Student at Mac- Donald College, Que. 1999-'32 Farmer in NS. '334'34. Thereafter anchored at McGill. President Historical Club '38-'39, secr. '37-'38, Vice-President Germania Club '36-'37. On Cosmopolitan Club exec. '38-'39. Fencing Club. Sir William MacDonald and University WYKES, NEVILLE GEORGE I can resist everything but Temptation. Born very young on Sept. 23, 1917, in Verdun, Que. Came to McGill in 1935 via Verdun High School. Activities: Class Exec. 1936-'37-'38 Pol. Econ. Club, Sec'y. 1937-'38, Pres. 1938e:39. Arts Rep. to Students' Council 1937-'38. N.F.C.U.S. Rep. 1938- 39. Pres. Arts Undergraduate Society 1938-'39 Alex. Mackenzie Scholarship 1937-'38-'39 Inter-Basketball 1935- 36, Senior 1937- '38-'39 Scholarships. . , , 20 to 'fl I I' if . ,S 'iilyj b

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REILLY, JOHN NELSON BORIGHT There is no wisdom like lranlcnessf' Counted in with small change collection Sunday, October 14, 1917, Montreal. Moved to white people-'s country, Ottawa, Ont., where since resided. Educated at Glebe Collegiate. RHYS, JOHN HOWARD WINSLOW Hegel theorised about the Sell-Conscious, Freud about the Sub-Conscious. What about the Un-Conscious? Born October QS, 1917, in Westmount. Educated at Lower Canada College, and entered NicGill in 1936, On executive of Philosophical gociety '37-'38, and Secretary of some For current year, S. C. Nl. a inet. ROSENBERG, B. L. ROSS, REGINALD LLOYD Whose names on earth In Fame s eternal records live for aye. Born October QQ, 1917, at Halifax, NS. Went to Windsor Academy, Windsor, N.S., where he graduated in 1935. Attended Strathcona Academy, Outremont '35-'36 and entered McGill in September 1936. Freshman Rugby, lnterfaculty Hoclrey and Touch Rugby. RUDD, COLIN ROBERT What time l wasted youthful hours, One ol the shinning winged powers Show'd me vast clills, with crowns of towers. Born early 20th century, Uttoxeter, England. Educated Alleynes Grammar School, the hard world, and McGill. Senior Soccer 1935-'36-'37-'38. SALMONOVITZ, MELVIN 'Tis better to have pinged and lost, - lhan never to have ponged at all.' Born May 15, 1917, Ouebec City. Entered Victoria School and then Commissioners High to test the Law of Diminishing Returns, and landed at McCaill to study Economics. Activities: Political Economy Club and Class Debating. SANCHINI, LEO ELIO Praise undeserved is olten satire in disguise. Born October Q, 1916, Montreal. Educated Olier School, Holy Family School, Thomas d'Arcy McGee High School, Montreal. McGill 1935 on a Bursary. Won scholarship in 3rd year. Secretary of Italian Club, Daily Reporter, French Plays. SCHNEIDERMAN, CLARENCE Silence is Cuoldenf' First saw the light August 13, 1918, in Montreal. Received pre- poratory education at Cuuy Drummond and Strathcona Academy, Outremount, Entered McGill 1936 in sophomore year. Activities: Ori lVlcCiill Daily Stall '36-'37, '37-'38, '38-'39. SETON, LEONARD ARTHUR Un Dieu, un Roy, un Foy, un Loy. Born July 8, 1917, at Ottawa. Early education: Montreal West Schools. To McGill 1935, aiming at Honours in History, then the Law. Historical Club, Vice-President '37-'38, '38-'39, Glee Club, lnterclass Debating, lntermediate Track '35-'36, lnter-Faculty Basketball, SHAPIRO, ERNEST A horse, a horse, my kingdom lor a horse. Born June QQ, 1918. Received early schooling in Quebec City. Spied McGill University and decided to stay on indefinitely. Pet Aversion: Anyone who doesn't believe in the importance of being earnest. C-, Q , .. ARTS Xi SCLIENCE , , :Y 19 , ,yall f N ti 4

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ASHKENAZY, W. ALLENBY, OWEN CLEMENT WENTHWORTH Truth is truth to the end of reckoning. Six pound sample weighed out September 7, 1917. Washed, and transferred to Waterloo High School. Extracted and filtered into McGill University. Refluxed for four years, emitting obnoxious fumes in the McGill band during the latter two years of the reaction. Evaporated. ASCAH, RALPH GORDON I am a part of all that I have met. Born July 7, 1918, at Montreal. Educated Farnham Intermediate School and Cowansville I-Iigh School. Entered McGill, Interested in skating, Skiing, Swimming and Tennis. BEAUCHAMP, M. CHAPLIN, C. E. CLARK, GERALD - The flush of printer's ink is like wine. Born April 3, 1918, he was frustrated at West I-lill I-Iigh School, but realized a chiIdh0od's dream when he worked his way up to become Editor-in-Chief of the McGill Daily, 1938-'39, and promptly grew a moustache to celebrate, Pres. Canadian University Press. COSTIN, SAUL J. A merry heart doeth good like a medicine. Born April 91, 1918, at Montreal. Came to McGill from the I-ligh School of Montreal. Favourite Pastime: Smoking good tobacco in a good pipe while' reading o good book, Favourite Expressioni Whose got a match? Favourite I-late: lnsincere people, COWNIE, DOUGLAS HERON I-Ie that makes many friends does it to his own destruction, But there is a friend that sticks closer than a brother. Born August 31, 1917, at Winnipeg. Educated Westmount I-Iigh Sjhiol. McGill 1935, Activities: On Book Exchange and Glee u . 4 DEANS, SIDNEY ALFRED VINDIN When one gets to love work, his life is a happy one. Born December 31, 1918, at Montreal, Educated at I-ligh School of Montreal. Entered I-lonours Chemistry at McGill in 1935. I-las an irrepressible desire to teach the subiect some day. EDWARD, JOHN THOMAS Such men are dangerous. Born March 93, 1919, in Woodford, England QI-Iistoric Spotll Educated at Town of Mount Royal I-Iigh School. At McGill, ,lack won the Bovey Shield, a University Scholarship and others, was Secretary-Treasurer of Fourth Year Arts. 1 E' ll ' ' ff . ef xiii, A ,.. 'rl'-,A 5 If li ! f r lui' if kllilt' . e , g in -..L ARTS Xt SCIENCE