McMaster University - Marmor Yearbook (Hamilton, Ontario Canada)

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Olive Marguerite Haine NIAGARA FALLS French Option E Olive came to Mac on a Regional Scholarship, to study, work in the library, and things. Her charm and laughing eyes soon found her many friends. Custard, jazz, and the word guy are her pet aversions. Her favourite expression: Any mail to-day? She loves hikes, cookies, poetry and people. Iust now her future is in the air, but her final ambition she is bound to realize - to be a charming old lady. William Douglas Henderson BRANTFORD Science Option Entering Mac on an O.H.A. Scholar- ship, Henner has participated in every branch of sports except folk- dancing. Elected by popular de- mand to the position of Housemaster this did not handicap his faculty for' friendships. An observant scientist, he is reported to be writing a thesis on K.A. His future is in the clouds. I mfr f-zvflifvi' GRADUATES lN ARTS Georgina Harper HAMILTON English Option Georgina came to McMaster from Westdale Collegiate and during her four years here, her gracious and considerate manner has made itself felt in all her activities. A member of M.C.U. and W.I.R.C., she also has a keen interest in music. Next year it's Library School in Toronto and we're sure that her friendly smile will accompany her to suc- cess in her chosen career. Robert Heard HAMILTON General Course This silver-voiced tenor, who lurks around the lower hall, came to Mac in '39 and entered the first course he found listed in the syllabus. Leaving academic work to scholars, Bob turned to that Which he could do best - sing - and immediately walked oft with the male lead in the Mikado. This year Bob has two more worries-running the Operatic Society and hoping to find time to graduate and think about a future. Iohn Thomas D. Holmes HAMILTON Political Economy Option Came to Mac from Central C.l. Was in Boxing Club CD and CIIIJ, Politi- cal Economy Club CII, Illlg Men's Choir lIIIl,and Operetta lllll. Loves excitement and likes travelling, es- peciallyto the Queen City of Ontario. Deeply interested in the Malthusian theory of Population. Osgoode Hall is next stop, Margaret Rebecca House BRANTFORD Honour History Housie came from B.C.I. to join Mac's stack - dusting and library- haunting historians. But her inter- ests Were by no means confined to extracting knowledge out of dusty history books. She has been an enthusiastic member of Women's Choir, M.C.U., and W.I.R.C. Her irrepressible sense of humour and sparkling eyes have endeared her to many. Our best wishes go with her next year to O.C,E. Robert Weber Hewson HAMILTON . Extension Course Bob came from Delta C.I. to con- tinue his pet aversion-studying- at summer school. He was President of Extension Class V40-'4ll. Besides these executive activities Bob found time for dancing and choral work, not to mention tennis and boating, and even a little carpenter work if necessary. '1 Margaret Edith Howell CAINSVILLE Honour English Gracious, kind, and sincere, Marg. is a valued friend. A loyal Sil re- porter for three years, she has also given unfailing support to the Philosophy Club CI, Ill, Women's Choir and Operetta II, Ill, M.C.U. fl, IVJ, Modern Lit. CIII, IVJ, W.I.R.C. IIIIJ, Treasurer KIVJ. Her quiet efficiency and gentle manner we know will inspire students, after her year at O.C.E.

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H. Douglas Fearman HAMILTON Honour Political Economy Doug. is a Westdale alumnus and his graduation will prove that it is possible to graduate in Honour Polecon. Board of Pubs, highland dancing and deer hunting filled the outside time of this all round man. lt would be impossible to do justice to Doug. in sixty short words, so suffice it to say his presence will be much missed next year. -30- to a brilliant career and the best of luck in the future. Leslie Arthur Freeman HAMILTON Extension Course Graduated from Hamilton Normal School. Began teaching in a little white schoolhouse in Lambton. Later appointed principal of two-roomed school at Sombra. Next move was to Lloyd George School, Hamilton. Successful teaching career has re- sulted in recent appointment to the staff of Ryerson Senior Public School. Hopes to climb a few more rungs on the educational ladder. GRADUATES IN ARTS Samuel Hayes Findlay HAMILTON History Option The Red River settler who re- emigrated - leaving the city of wheat and beaver skins for that of the big bluff and the mighty smoke- stacks. The story of Sam's Ordeal has Greek Tragedy for its theme and is the record of many battles. In between attacks, retreats, and counter-attacks he took part in: the Big Play fl, Ill, Men's Chorus fl-IVJ, Secretary-Treasurer fill, M.C,U. ll-lVl, President fllllg McMaster Evangelistic Band CID, Varsity Soc- cer, seniorsg hockey and soccer for the pulpiteers. With this for his rather checkered past, Sam laces the iuture and Divinity. Helen Eileen Foster HAMILTON General Course To McMaster came one Helen Foster Because of exams we nearly lost her, Our golf team had her support, She found she was quite a sport. At social functions she was a delight May her life be happy and brighti Edmund Gietz KIRKLAND LAKE llonour French and German This stalwart lad came to Mac from the rugged north country, where he spent his time developing his muscle and Ontario stone quarries. Noted for his ability in the mining pro' fession, at skiing and as a cryptic wit, Edmund has our best wishes to take with him to O.C.E. alter graduation. Agnes Margaret Gordon HAMILTON General Course There was a young lady named Sue, VVho came to McMaster U. At lectures usually bright, To Modern Lit. a leading light. At golf she always came first, At Tuck, she had quite a thirst. When out in the social whirl, We're sure she'll be quite a girl! Stuart Freeman FREEMAN Science Option Stu came to McMaster from Burling- ton High School. By way of Honour Science, and Honour Biology, he now graduates in Science Option. Holder of a Provincial track and field championship on entering Mac, he added to his laurels by becom- ing co-holder of the ChancellOr's Medal for two successive years, His versatility is shown by his stellar performances on the Varsity Football, Basketball and Swimming teams. Partial to brunettes, Future O.C.E. via the Army, AMW, Marjorie Alice Hadley MILTON English Option Mariorie left Varsity in her final year to adopt a new Alma Mater, and here at Mac she has found her- self. She likes writing poetry, and a fortune teller once told her she had musical talents . . . thus her membership in the Womens Choir and her interest in the Operetta. Her avowed ambition is to teach little know-nothings and lead them along the flowery path of learning. That remains to be seen . . . for a phone call almost every evening belies that ambition. jllihlfll I11'rlt'tt'tI1

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Iune Audrey Iackson BRANTFORD English Option Iunie came to McMaster with an intense interest in journalism. After only one year of reporting on the Sil, she was chosen as Women's Editor for '40-'4l. This man-sized job she carried on with the effi- ciency characteristic of all her activities, and in her final year she became editor of the Quarterly. Yet along with this, she found time to be convenor of the knitting for war work, a member of the Opera- tic Society and of the W.I.R.C. In her Iunior year she won the Kit Memorial Scholarship for outstand- ing work in literary fields. She has a rare capacity for friendship, and a sense of humour and quick wit which are legendary in Wallingford. Elsie Iames HAMILTON Political Economy Option Came to McMaster from the Hamil- ton Central Collegiate and the Park Business College. Favourite occu- pation-driving a car. Pet aversion -studying French. Has a great yen for travel, particularly eastward to the Maritimes. Ambition-to become a criminal lawyer. is GRADUATES lN ARTS Helen Mary Ireland HAMILTON English Option Shure a little bit of heaven fell from out the sky one day. They added an elfin grin, crinkly-nosed laughter, determined inquiry, provocative beauty, genuine friendliness, an un- matched talent for repartee, and called it lreland. Mary Louise Iohnson WELLAND Honour English and French Mary came to us from Wetland High School. For four years her laughing eyes have lightened the gloom of the library. Her greatest virtue-her amiable disposition, Her greatest fault-absentmindedness, She is a staunch supporter of the Mod. Lit, Club and the W.I.R.C. Future- O.C.E. Charles Gordon Iones ANCASTER Honour English and French Charlie came to Mac from Dundas High School. His amiable disposi- tion has won him many friends and he is seldom seen without his car piled three deep. Member of the Modern Literature Club. He proved his versatility by winning the Golf Championship KIVJ and playing basketball fl, Ill. Pet Aversion- 8.30 French classes. . 6 X V' ff A . Larry less DUNDAS Political Economy Option Larry brought to Mac a friendly smile, a yen for Benny Goodman and a likeable personality, which have Won him many friends. His extra curricular activities centered mainly around Music and Dramatics, but he found time to be a Sil reporter fll. His favourite activitv: sleeping through 8.30 lectures. His future: anything from O.C.E. to the Army. Hubert William Kershaw HAMILTON Honour English and French Came to McMaster from Delta C.l. ln his quiet and unassuming way, he managed to make many of Mac's interests his own. His chief con- cerns were the Mod. Lit. and Mod. Language Clubs. Main weakness -making French recordings. Great ambition is to speak French ci la francaise. Probable destination - O.C.E. Patricia Anne Kelley HAMILTON General Course A former prefect from Strath, Who took to the scholarly path. Her disposition was certainly sunny, At Tuck she would part with her money. The Common Room oft heard her voice, She'll be a singer by choice, llilxtlt' l'Ix't'lIf'Y-vlll