McMaster University - Marmor Yearbook (Hamilton, Ontario Canada)

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lull 16' aio' Z my QEJTL fir' 5 of I :Zhu 'li is an feb John D. Charlton HAMILTON Science Developing an interest in Science at Westdale Collegiate, Jack came to McMaster, scalpel in one hand and test tube in the other. Interested in Music, Badminton and Advertising. Blew his own horn in the band. Member of the Science Club. Treasurer of the Senior Year. Sidney John Coombe HAMILTON Science Took off from Delta C. l. and landed at Mac. An active employee of the Sil.: Reporter, Sports Ed., Candid Commentator and Ass. Ed., Treas. of Sophs., Advertising Manager of Mac. Formal and Publicity Agent for the University. All-round Athletic ability. Dynamic individualist but a good team man. Cheerful, popular and will be missed. Doris P. Coverdale CANFIELD Honour Entgliflo und Hirtorgf Boarded the educational express at Cayuga High School and headed for O.C.E. Stopped at Mac to tune in on the Choral Society, be Year Rep. and Vice-Pres. of M.W.C.U.. balance the books of the M.S.V. and delve into International Relations. Favourite pastimevlending notes. William Brenton Cunningham HAMILTON Honour Cbenzirtiyf On graduating from Central C. l. Brent decided to become a chemist. Since then he has spent his days washing lest tubes and his nights answering telephones. Sloppy chemists don't live long but Brent is careful-seldom ruth- less . Next year will Find him back doing post-graduate work in his chosen field of science. Jean Runette Chubbuclc HAMILTON General Arty She came from Westdale and Strathallan and brightened McMaster's corridors with her mad-cap, engaging personality. She's a sports enthusiast of the First order, entering into badminton, fencing, equi- tation, baseball, basketball and swim- ing. She rates intercollegiate in tennis and badminton. Anyone who knows Jean is assured of her genius of getting along with people and life. Doris Jean Corman HAMILTON Honour Englirlo und History Graduated from Saltfleet High School with high honours and continued the good work at Mac. Futurefuncertain. Work fascinates me, I could sit and look at it for hours'. Reginald K. Crouch HAMILTON Honour Political Economy Clarence B. Dales FERGUS Politicul Economy Came to Mac from Fergus High School to acquire a taste for Economics. He enjoys a good time and when not busy, likes to study. GRADUATES .desi 3. i . f- as R il'l ee TWENTY-FOUR

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IN ARTS in Y Jessie Seaton Bishop HAMILTON Hononr French and Enrglifb 5- I fi Originally of Montreal, Jessie gradu- ated from Central Collegiateand came to Campbell Moir Bower HAMILTON Honozir Biology As a boy Cam went to Delta, but came to Mac to be a College Man . Biology offered to him the greatest challenge, for he intends to pursue graduate studies in this field. We are all aware of his ability in Art and Music, but perhaps we didn't know that he is the best-tempered man around Mac. McMaster to improve her Montreal French. She has been an interested supporter of dramatics and an eflicient worker on various committees, including the T936 Mac Formal Committee. She has shown McMaster her ability and her pleasant personality. A. Balfour Bowron M his iw BY X f C IQ' xt if Edith Ethel Louise Bridges CRANBROOK Eniglicb look her sophomore yearlat Brandon College, then came to Mac to become HAMILTON Science Another Delta man who came to Mac to study science. While here, is usually found around Hamilton I-Iall preparing himself for a future in Canadian Industry. I-Ie has been a member of the Science Club. ss . V! ,...,.. civilized . But civilization can't compete 7 i 4 . X. X TSWXAN- TWENTY-THREE with the Rocky Mountains, so Louise is going West again for good after a year at McCuiIl. Pet Aversionflfnglish riding saddles. Ambition--to see Egypt. Beatrice Campbell GODERICH Hiitoigf Option Bea, a graduate of Goderich Collegi- ate lnstitute, came from the north to grace McMaster with her charming smile and consistent sweetness Of disposition, She has participated in many Mac activities, Member of M.W.C.U., M.S,V., Opera Society CII, IIID, Women's Choir CIVD. Favourite expression: pardon me for saying this but. . Marion Georgina Chapman HAMILTON Science A dashing young lady with original wit and unlimited conversational ability. Sleepy for early morning lectures, enter' taining for lunch hours, amusing for lab. periods, and free UD for the evening. That's Marion I I Cheerio and happy landings to one of the 4 I-I's. George Bryant HAMILTON Political Economy I-Ie came to McMaster from Westdale Collegiate and has been a participant of all Inter-year sports and a member of the Merfs Pol. Econ, Club, His favourite pastimes are bridge and dancing, I-Iis future plans are any iob making enough to get married on. May his Economics help himl A. A , . Q vvv, 2 Meryl Rena Carrol A M HAMILTON ix Q., Honoiir Elltglifb and French Came from Westdale Cl to enliven McMaster with her exuberance and enthusiasm. I-Ier activities consist of being Social Convenor CIIIJ, and bad- minton, Favourite pastime, Jessie UD and guessing Riddles. Plans to head forO.C F. Muni SKS -'sf 5' J 'JJ my QQ :rig- 'T ' be SIX'-I! I o f ' xy r' -iff 1 'CL SF' Al rv X

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IN ARTS T. ' : ' 'Ei' ,, S . 1155515 4 TWENTY-FIVE J. Marman H. Davison HAMILTON Honour French and German Came to McMaster from the noble precincts of Central Collegiate. Was member of Modern Language Club. Favourite Pastime-Music. Mormon will be especially. remembered by his friends for many delig tful evenings spent around the Piano. FutureMBusiness or Musical Profession. James Malcolm Dingwall HAMILTON Honour Political Economy Mac came to McMaster from West- dale Collegiate to become an economist on an H.O.C. scholarship. Known as the star to his friends Mac proved to be a versatile athlete, excelling in basketball. As a shy member of the Pol. Econ. Club Executive he helped to bar women from its meetings. President of the Athletic Executive. Pastime-roach of women's basketball team. Frank R. Dunn HAMILTON Honour Science Frank came to Mac from Delta C. l. with the Rotary Club Scholarship. Here he interested himself in Science in general and Chemistry in particular, played Inter- year Rugby and Hockey, and was a member of the Science Club. He spent his summers dispensing Petrol at a local service station. Future plans-What Have You? Helen Eubank CAYUGA Honour French and German A graduate of Cayuga H.S., Helen has pursued her linguistic ambitions at Mac and intends to continue them at O.C.E. She has been a participant in inter-year athletics, a valuable member of the Modern Language Club CSec. llll, Operatic Society and Women's Choir CIVD. Helen will be pleasantly remem- bered for her contagious Joie de vivre. Hugh Dalzell PORT ARTHUR Honour English and Hiftoigf Oueen's Summer School, three years teaching experience and McMaster CRugby '35 Soccer '36, Hockey '35, '36, Omtofy Gold Medal '35, N.F.C,U.S. Debater '36, developed an athlete, a scholar and a fine little man, who will be a credit to his professioniteaching. Ronald Reid Dennis OTTAWA Hiftoijf and Economic! Graduate of Glebe Collegiate, AI McMaster, basketball manager ill-IVD, Pol. Econ. Club member, football rooterand bad actor of Edwards. l2onnie's interests seem to be as varied as they are numerous. The best wishes and confidence of his fellows attend him as he leaves us to Fight his battle with the world which has always offered him a good laugh, His future plans are indefinite but no doubt colossal. Horace A. Dulmage TORONTO Philofophy Matriculated from Scarborough C.l. in 1998 with Goforth and Baird Scholar- ships. Spent several years with the Canada Life Assurance Company. Grad- uated from Toronto Bible College in 1934. Has been student-pastor at Thamesville during his course at McMaster. President of the Philosophy Club, 1936-37. Future-On to Theology. Ruth Dunn HAMILTON Honour Latin and Ennglixh Ruth entered Mac with the Kennedy C. l. Honour Award, great energy, fondness for Sports and a desire to think in Latin. Thus: an efficient Soph. Secre- tary, a popular Sec't'y-Treas., W.S,B. CIIIJ, and finally an intelligent, amiable, capable head girl. To all this Ruth would reply modestly, Oh-h-h ----- No! fr-T U 5 cf' -f me if ' 4 .W ,ah-aw' Shri' .. . . gf--'ew' a 9 , we 6,-rf rex I-as 5935 SEQ- W AI IVN . 5 ,4 QQ '1 ' N su ' 'x-Q ,uc Q ' 1 S. , P .I S ' 41 3 4 -. .- .4f, 9 ' 3 ' r-v If .I r - . X . . f ' ' J