McMaster University - Marmor Yearbook (Hamilton, Ontario Canada)

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35 Ing' 1 iw ix .. .Q-P Q We .lv W Env Z 11,1 N211 Us-J x56 Qghne 5 v fi , Ju 'x in I 'tt Q lg M '27 534 Q4 E ' ' k 5 1 I QQMIXC : I - M. Q Kathleen Clare Hunt HAMILTON General Art! Kay learned to make herself heard over the roar of Niagara Falls at the Loretto Convent High School. She came to Mac in 1934 to broaden her mind and all things in it. Meantime she has acquired an astounding appreciation of the Fine Arts and the ability to discuss almost anything. - An awful tease, but such fun to tease, is our Kay. Albin T. Jousse VANKLEEK HILL Science Graduation from the Vankleek Hill Collegiate, followed by the study of Optometry at the U. of T. prepared the way for four years of work. Answering the call of medicine via the route of Science Option at McMaster, Al. hopes to register in Meds. 4TQ. He has been a valuable member of the Science Club CII, IVE and a Lab. Assistant CIVD. Edward Kendall GRAVENHURST Political Economy Ed. came to McMaster from Pickering College to ponder the mystics of econo- mics and the dramatic art. As president of the Dramatic Society and assistant of every other McMaster activity he made many friends and is generally known as a good fellow. His first love is boats and he is expected to top the achieve- ments of Gar Wood himself. James Foster Kilgour HAMILTON Political Economy Received his earlier education at Westdale Collegiate. Foster takes an active interest in swimming and has been a mainstay of the water polo team for the last three years. Manager oi swim- ming and water polo CIVD. Favourite expression, The car is bust again, Member of Pol. Econ Club CIII, lVJi Ski Club CIVD. Plans to take dentistry at Toronto. Mary Aileen Jamieson HAMILTON H iftoigf Came to McMaster from Strathallan School. Interested in Sports. Member of McMaster Ski Club. Member of Bad- minton Swimming and lntermediate Basketball teams. Fern Eleanor Kelly HAMILTON Honour Entglirlo and History Content to work behind the scenes, Fern has lent enthusiastic support whenever needed. The least of her virtues is procrastination-especially for early morn- ing Lectures. Favourite HauntfThe front row in Student Assembly. Margaret Kenny HAMILTON Political Econoiny Born in Lethbridge, Alberta, Margaret came to Hamilton, graduated from West- dale Collegiate. Her outside activities are music and badminton. Her future plans are business and we are sure her efficient manner and quiet charm will bring her success. G. Dalton Kirk BRACEBRIDGE Honour Enfglirlo and History' After graduation from Bracebridge High School, attended Normal, and then taught Public School a number of years. Realizing the value of further education, decided on a four year course at McMaster. lnterested in Debating. Plans to continue teaching. GRADUATES TWENTY-EIGHT

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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

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IN ARTS is C Y r D 1 5 4 C sam -2 If s A .s Z 1 i 1 ss F TWENTY-NINE Graham Kneale BRANTFORD Pon French Graduated from Brantford C. I. in 1934. Pass French. Pet aversionfGushing women. Favourite expression- Shucks . Summer occupations-Selling insurance and driving. University interest f bee - oo -ti - ful girls. Honorary member of the Pagan Club. Hobby-Exploring the book-stacks. Future plans-Business career. James Robert Langs HAMILTON Political Econongf Jimmy came to McMaster from Pickering College. During his stay at Mac he has taken an active part in the Pol. Econ. and International Relations Clubs. Has been active in Athletics, playing Football and managing Track teams. Likes to play Squash. Has no definite plans for the future, but declares that it will not be O.C.E. Roselea Helen Leckie HAMILTON Social Science Graduated from Delta C.I. and Hamilton Normal School. Decided on a career of moral reform. Despite this obstacle managed to partake of activities in a lighter vein. Basketball, baseball, tennis, badminton, skiing CII, Ill, IVD. Spends her free time slumming and is headed for lVlcGillf there to indulge in sociological research. Arthur F. Lennie OTTAWA H ivory and Econornicf Art came from that illustrious parlia- mentary town ta head the McMaster reformers. All his friends, and he has many of them, are now confirmed Radicals after listening to his speeches. Athletic actor, singer, debater and Hi-Kakialc, Art has packed a great deal of activity into four short years. Mac will be lost without his repertoire. Vernon Kneale BRANTFORD Political Economy Graduated from Brantford C. I. and Hamilton Normal but saw the error of his ways and came to Mac. Skit artist and interior decorator. Vern's motto is: Anything for a laugh. Future-Doubtfu I, if any. Dana Harold Lamb HAMILTON Genornl Conrfo A product of a Baptist parsonage, Dana came to McMaster in order to Fit himself to follow in his father's footsteps. Being the possessor of a fine tenor voice, his extra-curricular interests have centered largely in the musical Organizations of the University. Choral Society CID, M.M.C.U. Exec. Cllj, Male Choir CIII, IVE, Mclvl aste Evangelistic Band Clll, IVI. Joseph K. Lattimore HAMILTON Pliilofophy Deb. Pep. CII, III, IVD, Vice-Pres. PhiA gkib CIIID, B. of Pub. Clllj, Debating Came to McMaster from H.C.C.I., an avowed follower of Socrates but only succeeded in proving that there is a Santa Claus. Hopes to have better success at Knox College, preparing for the ministry of the Auld Kirk. M. Alberta Lee ADAMS MASS. Honour Clnuicf From Canada, Alberta went to U.S.A., then returned to this side, coming to McMaster. It seems that winning scholarships is her favourite pastime CAdams H.S. Athletic Scholarship and the Governor-GeneraI's Medalj. Dis- played her executive ability in a galaxy of positions CWomen's Editor of Sil, Managing Editor CIVD. A brilliant intellect and sterling character has made her one of Mac's outstanding students. ,ws t mf' rr 'KIQQI3' s-.ms 6,-3 ow my .X-. , ll., -I - . xxx ' '.j 5 3 g ., I ' I H , v if P I' 'I -T 1, :I 4 . g f