McMaster University - Marmor Yearbook (Hamilton, Ontario Canada)

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Etta Marie S pratt CALEDONIA Honour lfnglislz and Frcncli To live in Wallingford's Room l3, to write screwy minutes, and to preside over hectic Monday business meetings and love it, that for Marie is an edu- cation. To play first base and hit home runs , that is sports. To play bridge and sip coffee in the Rec Hut, that is a course. Wherever Marie goes, whatever she does, the air will always ring with goodwill, laughter and friendship. Prosper Douglas Terry WATERDOWN llolmzzr ,llullzz'111afic.v and Polzfzml lscoizouzy After six years in the Canadian Army Signal Corps, Prosper came to Mac. His main interests are his charming wife, Helen, and his son, David. His burning ambition is to become an actuary. A keen student, and a mem- ber of the Polecon Club and the Math Club, Terry can be found in the midst of almost any discussion group, espec- ially if an argument is going on. William john Sutherland HAMILTON Honour Frvmlz and Gcrmau Modest and unassuming, Bill has spent most of his time at Mac with his books. His future is at present un- decided but we wish him success in whatever line of endeavour he chooses to follow. Robert Charles Webb HAMILTON Honour History Coming to McMaster after spending four years in the R.C.A.F., Bob de- cided to devote an equal amount of time to learning the why and where- fore of history. Bob began his studies as a diligent student, an aspiring his- torian and a confirmed bachelor. He leaves this year still a diligent student and an aspiring historian but a con- firmed husband. This proves that history, the Modern Lit. Club and the duties of President of the M.l.R.C. were not the sole obiects of his attention.

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Lincoln M. Alexander HAMILTON lli.v!nl'.t' iiiirl f'rililii'i1l lfriiiiuiiiy Linc came to Mac from the Air Force in '46 but waited until '47 to turn out for Varsity rugby. His easy- going personality has won him many friends and his popularity will con- tribute to his success at Osgoode Hall next year. ln '48-'49 Linc entered the Political Economy and the matrimon- ial club without detracting from an average high standing. Paul Carey Anderson LANGTON C1'i'llc'l'ill Paul left a teaching career to loin His Maiesty's Army and acquired a liberal education in Course l, and in Edwards Hall. While here, he belonged to thc M.C.U. and the Politics Club. His future will again be connected with tc-aching-and Janet. 22 6' d :rare fn Arts a' 5 four e Elmer George Anderson PRINCE ALBERT, SASK. l'i'c-l7ir'i'1zii'y Andy came to Mac in '46 from the wild West. Despite his antics, Andy is an earnest theolog. As a Residence student, he is well known. His whistle has heralded the arrival of the mail for the last two years. Future-B.D. lor the Leslie Bell Singersl and then- the West, a nest, a parish, and Pegs. Diana Arrell HAMILTON l7i'i'11i'li Entering preliminary year from Lore etto, Di's friendly smile and marvellous sense of humour have won her many friends at Mac. Extra-curricular skills acquired here include advanced bad- minton, scenery painting while watch- ing a basketball game, poster-painting, stage makeeup, bridge and a speaking knowledge of chemistry. Recognition of her ability to buy cookies and cofiee in the Rec Hut won her the position of Social Convenor of the Modern Language Club in her third year. Next year she will further en- lighten her ignorance at business college.