McMaster University - Marmor Yearbook (Hamilton, Ontario Canada)

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i is M A 1 - ' 'ii 'if-' .X , vvnwrv- .,- ' Q , Q31 Zjgfgiir ,-if 9 1 , .RN-. A N744 i 'Q ex James Ferguson HAMILTON Pliilofoplgy President, Men's Debating Union and l.U.D.L. CIVD. Debating CID. Soccer Llll, IVJ. This son of Scotia, an ardent follower of lmmanuel Kant, is rapidly developing into a great exponent of John Knox and will apparently become a leader in the Church and a follower In the Manse, Future - ' Knox College. Ruth Caroline Fletcher GLANFORD Hoiioiir Eizlgliib izml History Early education in the little red school- house. Graduated from Hamilton Central Collegiate to enter Mac. lmmediate futurefO.C.E. All things l thought l knew, but now confess The more l know l know, l know the less . William David Franklin BURLINGTON Polificiil Economy Came to Mac with a legal career in mind but now anticipates a business administration degree at l-larvard. Well- known for his smiling countenance and his disdain QD for the fairer sex, As a member of the Pol. Econ, Club, Bill has learned that financial success means how to keep from holding the bag. Favourite occupation--Master salesman. Charlotte M. Gibson HAMILTON Hoiiozir Eiztgliflv and Hirtory Lottie came from Delta Collegiate to McMaster via street-car and the gravel path. At Mac she did not Neill to anyone as far as academic standing goes. ln her Junior year won the Smith-Burr Memorial Prize In English and l-listorys Next year will find her at O.C.E. Mary Helen Fish TIPTON, MICH. French Came to McMaster with a reputation for hard work and scholarship. l-ler chief occupations here have been Choral Society, Managing the Cuirls' l-liking Club and looking after the Wallingford books. Favorite expressionfpetey Dink l l Next YearfMichigon State Normal College. Dorothy Mary Foster HAMILTON Honour Clizfricf From England, she graduated from Delta. Chief lnterestfDramatics.- As leading lady for the Classical Club she played Antigone. l-ler superb Elizabeth in the Dramatic Society s triumph, Elizabeth the Queen' , will never be forgotten. Lizzie is also addicted to the ladies choir, and looking for Millie l-lall. Lloyd Garthson HAMILTON Political Economy Came to McMaster to learn Economy. Drank at the well of Political Economy and Philosophy and now realizes how much he doesn't know. Member: Political Economy Club, lnter- national Relations Club, Philosophy Club. Played lnter-year Basketball and Foot- ball. LikesfSelling. Dislikes-f-Essays and Exams. Orie A. Gilmore LOWBANKS H onoiir Motbemoticf and Ployficf l-le has a peculiar weakness for scholarships, Leaving Dunnville l-ligh School he captured a second Carter Scholarship and the McNee Scholarship in Mathematics and Physics. l-le has been an active Maths. Club member, its Sec.- Treas. and its Presidenti a Science Club member, member of Conversat. Committee, inter-collegiate wrestler. His future plans are O.C.E. GRADUATES . x o, Q ' TWENTY- SIX

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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

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iN ARTS TWENTY-SEVEN Roberta Alice Gray CHICAGO Genera! Arty She graduated from Niclcolas Senn High School and preferred a auiet C75 Canadian University to the wiles of the windy city. She has been an active member of the Operatic Society, English Club, Modern Lit, Club, lnternational Relations Club and Philosophy Club. We remember her as Wallingford Musicale Convenor. l-ler future-Business college and travelling. Earl Vernon Graaf HAMILTON Hononr French nnd Gerrnnn Born in'Norwich, came to Mac from St. Catharines and Delta Collegiate Institutes. Member of Modern Language Club Cl, ll, IVD, Assistant Chapel Pianist in '35, l-las a weakness for radio, magazines and music. Chief aversion-Routine study, Future-Teaching. Alvin Christie Hamill HAMILTON General Arty Alvin is a graduate of Chatsworth Continuation School, Owen Sound Col- legiate, and Toronto Normal School With a view to the Baptist Ministry he has studied dramatics at Mac, human nature at l-lunstville, and come to grips with real life at Bigwin lnn. Robert Hamilton Hubbard HAMILTON General Arty l-las spent his time at McMaster be' tween studies and worlc in the Fine Arts Department. ln the summer he spends several months amid the various ancient and modern tomes of the McMaster Library. l'le hopes to take up library worlc in earnest, beginning next year at the University of Michigan. John R. Grace HAMILTON Science Graduate of Westdale C. l, Spent most of his four years in the labs., but also found time for Tennis, Badminton and Bowling. Interested in Classical Music Cpianob for which he holds standing from the University of Toronto. l-las hopes for a future in Biochemical Research. Ah, but a man's reach should exceed his grasp Or vvhat's a heaven for? Browning. Francis Lawrence Green HAMILTON Hononr Science Francis came to McMaster from Cathedral l-ligh to learn some science. l-le was bounced around on a wrestling mat for two years. A member of the Science Club and Journal Club '37 and tool: part In the conversat '35-'37. Weakness-Getting niclc-names. FuturefMedical Technology Course at the San, Ralph C. Haist FENWICK Hononr Science Attention-Ralph l-laist, scientist, finan- cier, musician and athlete' Ralph has been a loyal science club member and a member of Conversat. Committee QIVD, l-le showed executive abilities as o student council rep. and its treasurer. l-'le was the president of Mac's Brass Band CIVD, l-lis future is O,C,E, or research. Helen Norma Hardy REGINA Genera! Arif Hardy came to us from out Prairie-way and has never quite lived It down, Famous for Swimming, Basketball, selling Marmors, tickets and things, and for putting the Gymnasium Subscription Fund on a working basis. Can't decide on a career but whatever it is she'll do it thoroughly, ff!- ' :lf . A-A is :S I wt 'I ' YQ. E jz kskrb 6,-3 gi-JJ 'exe N552 'S Al M Q 'ck e' - - .L we 'Tj : ,3 C L ' g ' e 5 - x , ' - if we I , fggf Jy an rf-. -'vflo V 9 ., ' ' A ref N 3 - x' I , Y.: ,,z