Sir George Williams University - Annual Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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ARTS 50 ln a century given over to a riot of Technology and Commerce, the B.A. is likely to feel obsolescent. He may, in his undergraduate years, have tried Chem. 101, possibly he has Physics 102, he may even have a credit in Accountancy - but generally speaking, he is more con- versant with matters traditional. History, Languages, Philosophy and Literature have comprised his studies, all of which should give him a long face and a profound stare. Considering the times, it should also give him a furrowed brow. If none of the faces on the next few pages exhibit these particular features,the reason is attributable, we hope, to some further insight and assurance their studies have given them. The B.A. during his years at College has come to see him- self in an historical context. He has perspective now, and looks before and after. If, in the mirror of his thought, he sees reflected aworld where explosion is everywhere imminent, he contemplates it with an assurance that transcends complacency and goes deeper than optimism. If the mirror gives him the violence of his own time and place it also shows him the past. He sees the centuries since Greece, he can follow History across Europe and perceive in the dark grief of human flux where the white names burn and the achievements gleam. Man's hope he sees in Man. In the ongoing of human history he values his place: the past he knows is always dark and the future darker. Believing this and having faith, he strives with good men everywhere to strike a light to take us forward.

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GILDA ADLER Collegiate interests included the Music Club and the Political Problems Club. Plans to engage in social research. GERALD WILFRED ROBERTSON ALTON Swimming and Science Clubs. The Georgian's views on Montrea1's Night Life held this man's interest. Intends to marry and qualify for a Social Worker's Degree. HARRY EDWIN BENNETT Hobby is music and ambition is to make a career as a school-teacher. BERNARD BE RC OVITCH Expects to continue education post- graduate work, probably in Law at McGill. Wishes Sir George had a Law Faculty. -Q. Q' I 5 , fs .fqg . B :L J .-L. , X C Y. ss .,.- ,. -1' 1: . time ..- - , . rcs ARTS '50 ROBERT EDWARD FRASER BERRY Active in the S.C.M. , Political Problems Club, Veterans' Society, and gets his chief form of physical exercise through swimming. Plans further study at McGill. Another who would like to see the College have its ovm building and able to offer post- graduate courses. KATHLEEN MARGARET BLAKEY Extra - curricular interests were confined to the Womens Club. Lists matrimony as a post-graduate aim. EVE LYN BLIGH Usually to be found engrossed in stimulating conversations in the Trough. Hopes,eventually, to attend the Library School at McGill. I have only attended Sir George since October 1949, but this has been the most worthwhile year in my University career . JACK B. BOBROVE Another potential lawyer. His pet hope is that Sir George gets a new building that would enable the college to offer professional post-graduate course.