McMaster University - Marmor Yearbook (Hamilton, Ontario Canada)

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MARY HILDA TAYLOR Ottawa, Ontario Honour History l.O.D.E. History Scholarshipg Jury Scholarship llg McGregor-Smith-Burr Scholarship Ill, Thomas Hobley Prize lllg Art Club llg B.O.P., Marmor I, llg Maroon Key IV, Operatic Society I-Ill, Wallingford Hall Exec. l, Ill, IV lFrosh Rep., Treas. Ill, Pres. lVlg Women's Choir I-Il, W.S.B. Exec. Ill, IV lSec.-Treas. llll. Woman's strength is most potent when robed in gentleness. -Lamartine KEITH ERWIN WALLACE Port Colborne, Ontario Honour History Band Committee IV, Debating Union Ig Maroon Key Soc. Pres. lVg M.C.U. II-Ill, Men's Choir Il-IV lTreas. lVlg M.I.R.C. lll-IV lPres. lVlg M.M.A. lllg Operatic Soc. I-Ill lPres. Ill, Business Manager lllg Basketball I.- M. lg Floor Hockey I.M. I-IV, Soc- cer I.M. ll-IVQ Tennis Varsity I-IV, Soph. Athletic Rep.g Operatic Gold Pin. The greatest happiness comes from the greatest activity. -Bovee RONALD EDGAR WALPOLE Hamilton, Ontario Honour Mathematics Hamilton 8 District Regional Schol- arshipg Dominion-Provincial Bursaryg Band lg Orchestra lg Math. Club l- IV lSr. Rep. lVlg Sr. Treas. lVg Badminton I.M. I-IV, Basketball l.- M. IV, Football I.M. Il, Ill, Har- rier I.M. ll, Ill, Hockey I.M. llg Soccer I.M. I-IV. Much have I travelled in the realms of gold. -Keats CHARLES HAROLD WILLIAMS Hamilton, Ontario Honour English Silhouette IV-V lFeature Ed. IV, Ed. VI: C.O.T.C. I-lllg Debating Union IV, Vg Dramatic Soc. lllg M.l.R.C. IV, Vg lSec.-Treas. VI, Politics Club I-V lVice-Pres. Vlp Football I.M. I- Vg Skiing I.M. ll. Waes se grimma gaest Williams haten maere mearcstapa, se the moras heold, ten ond faesteng fifelcynnes eard wonsaeli wer weardode hwile. WILLIAM HOWARD WILLIAMS Hamilton, Ontario Honour Mfrlhffnifrticz Band Committee Tre-as IV5 Sil houette I, ll, Maroon Key IV, Math Club l-IV lVice-Pres. llllg Arts Con troller IV, Pol. Econ. Club ll-IV, Sc. Federation lll lPres IQ Badmin- ton l.M. I-IV: Basketball IM. ll, lllg Floor Hockey l.M, l-Ill, Foot- ball I.M. l, ll, Hockey IM l-IV, Soccer I.M. l-lVg Tennis I.M. ll A man who claims that figures Don't lie but admits that, Under examination, some ot them Won't stand up either, MARGARET ANNE WILLIS Brampton, Ontario Honour French and Spanish Art Club lll, lVg Drama Workshop ll, lllg M.C.U. l, ll, Modern Lang. Club I-IV: Politics Club I-IV lSoc. Con. ll, Sec,-Treas. Ill, Pres. IVlj Soc. Club llg Spanish Club I-IV, Wallingford Hall Exec. IV lTreas.lg W.U.S.C. I-IV, Archery I.M. lllg Badminton I.M. I-lVg Baseball l,M. Ill, Bowling I.M. ll, lllg Golf I.M. lll, IVQ Tennis I.M. I-IV: Table Ten- nis l. M. l-lVg Track and Field I.M. I, llg Varsity Tennis Manager Ill, Sr. Golf Manager IV. The blush is beautiful but it is sometimes inconvenient, -Galcloni MILDRED MARY WILLSON Waintleet, Ontario Honour History W.l.R.C. Ill-IV. Whence then wisdom and where is the place of understanding? . . . Behold the fear of the Lord that is wisdom and to depart from evil is understanding. 13

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BARBARA IANET MACKENZIE Kitchener, Ontario Honour English Concert Orchestra I-IV, M.C.U. I, Mod. Lang. Club I, Operatic Soc. I-III, Politics Club IV, Women's Choir l-IV, W.U.S.C. I-IV lSoc. Con. I, Sec. ll, Soc. Con. llll. I saw her upon nearer view, A spirit, yet a woman too. -Wordsworth IOHN CHARLES MCCABE Hamilton, Ontario Honour History Silhouette I, Classics Club I, IV, Debating Union I, Modern Lang. Club I, IV, Philosophy Club I, IV, Pol. Econ. Club I, Politics Club I- IV lLiberaI Leader Illl, Soc. Club I, IV, Spanish Club I. There is a history in all men's lives. -Henry IV, Shakespeare ALAN DRUMMOND MCLAY Hamilton, Ontario Honour English and French Alexander Scholarship, M.S.B. Book Prize, John Stuart Prize, M.C.U. I- IV lAdvertising Manager ll, Soc. Con. Illl, M.I.R.C. III, Mod. Lang. Club ll-IV lSec.-Treas. llll, M.S.B. Exec. Ill, IV lSec.-Treas. III, Pres. IVI, N.F.C.U.S. IV, Operatic Soc. I- lll, U.N.T.D. I-IV, W.U.S.C. lPub- licity Manager II, Chairman Illl, Jr. Year Athletic Rep., Basketball Jr. Varsity I, I.M. ll, Ill, Field Hockey I.M. ll, III, Football I.M. I-IV, Har- rier I.M. I-Ill, Hockey I.M. I, Ill, Soccer I.M. I, III, Swimming I.M. Ill, Volleyball I.M. I-III, Football Manager I-III, Chief Trophy Ath- letics III. Even bien. Gawd ain't a bed of roses. -Marcius Cook Connelly OLIVE IRENE MEYERS Hamilton, Ontario Honour Geography Wentworth Association Conservation Scholarship, Canadian Geographical Society Scholarship, Men's Student Body Book Prize, Catherine Mac- Neill Scholarship, Art Club I-III, Silhouette lll, IV lMake-up Ed. IVI, Drama Workshop I-IV lMistress of Properties Il, llll, Dramatic Society lll lSocial Con.l, Geog. Club I-IV lSecty.-Treas. III, IVI, Maroon Key IV, Operatic Society I-IV lVice- Pres. IVI, Soc. Club III-IV, W.l.R.C. III, IV lPres. IVI, W.S.B. Exec. IV lVice-Pres.l, Yr. Exec. Soph. Soc. Con., Badminton I.M. Il, Ill, Base- ball I.M. Il, Field Hockey Varsity Ill, Volleyball I.M. I-IV, Drama Workshop Pin IV, Operatic Society Pin IV. A woman's power is in inverse Ratio to her height. 12 PAUL HENRY PIRIE Dundas, Ontario Honour Geography Wentworth Conservation Association Scholarship, Art Club lll-V lVice- Pres. IVI, Band III-V lPres. VI, Band Committee Business Manager V, Orchestra I-V, Geography Club III-V lPublicity Mgr. IV, Pres. VI, M.M.A. Publicity Mgr. V, Bowling IV, Tennis I.M. I, Orchestra Pin V. Leisure will always be found by persons who know how to employ their time, those who want time are the people who do nothing. -Wm. Roland TADEUSS PUISANS Riga, Latvia Honour History Chess Club ll, Ill, Classics Club ll, Modern Lang. Club I, ll. Better a thousand words less than one too many. -Proverb NANCY LEE RICKETTS Vanessa, Ontario Honour French and Spanish Ontario Hockey Association Scholar- ship, H. P. Whidden Scholarship, Art Club III, IV lVice-Pres. IVI, Maroon Key Society IV, Mathematics Club Ill, IV, Spanish Club III, IV, Wallingford Hall Exec. IV lSec.l, Women's Choir lll, IV, W.l.R.C. IV, Basketball Varsity III, I.M. I-IV, Volleyball I.M. I-IV, Softball Man- ager Ill. You are a devil at everything and there is no kind of thing in the 'versal world but what you can turn your hand to. Cervantes I Don Quixotel FRANK ARTHUR SHERK Kitchener, Ontario Honour Mathematics Debating Union, Math. Club ll-IV lVice-Pres. IVI, M.C.U. II-IV, Sc. Federation IV, Soccer I.M. I-IV. Of science and logic he chatters, As fine and as fast as he can, Though I am no iudge of such matters, I'm sure he's a talented man. -W. M. Praed

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We ,S , BARBARA AILEEN ANDERSON Stratford, Ontario Nursing V.O.N. Scholarship, M.C.U. I, ll, Pre-Med. Club I, ll, Science Feder- ation III-V, Sociology Club ll, Nurs- ing Club I-V lYear Rep. II, Sec.- Treas. IVI, Archery I.M. Il. l love wisdom better than she loves me. -Byron WILLIAM ERNEST BEAL Hamilton, Ontario Honour Physics Silhouette Ill, Classics Club I, Men's Choir I, M.C.U. I, Philosophy Club ll, III, Basketball I.M. I-Ill, Football I.M. I-Ill. Swimming I.M. III, IV, Table Tennis II. An now, auld Cloots I ken ye're thinkin, A certain Bardie's rantin, drinkin, Some Iuckless hour will send him linkin, To your black pit, But faith, he'lI turn a corner linkin, An cheat you yet. -Robert Burns STANLEY EUGENE BERTSCH Hamilton, Ontario Honour Chemistry C.I.C. II, IV, Drama Workshop I-IV lStaqe Manager II-IVl, Dramatic Society II-IV, U.N.T.D. I-IV, Skiing I.M. ll, Ill, Soccer I.M. ll-IV. Let's praise the Lord tor precious things Like women, wine, and song. -Robert Service 14 ROBERTA LOUISE BRYANT Guelph, Ontario Nursing Canadian Red Cross Scholarship, Jewish Council of Women Scholar- ship, McGregor Clinic Scholarship in Surgical Nursing, McGregor Scholarship in Medical Nursing, M.M.A. II, Pre-Med. Club l, ll lSecty.l: Science Federation III-V lNursing Rep. llllg Women's Choir ll, Undergraduate Nurses' Assoc. I- V IVice-Pres. III, Pres. IVI, Archery 'I,HBasebalI I.M. l, Basketball We can only pay our debt to the past by putting the future in debt to ourselves. John Buchan lLord Tweedsmuirl HUGH GRAY COBURN Valens, Ontario Honour Chemistry C.l.C. Prize Ill, C.l.C. Ill-IV, Men's Choir I-III lSec.-Treas. IIII, Harrier I.M. ll. A man so various, that he seems to be Not one, but all mankind's epitome, Stiff in opinions, always in the wrong, Was everything by starts, but noth- ing long, But in the course of one revolving moon, Was chemist, fiddler, statesman, and buftoon. -Dryden DOUGLAS L. COLEMAN Stratford, Ontario Honour Chemistry Master, I have done thy bidding And the long, long shift is over, Master, I have earned it . . . REST. -Robert Service