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

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SCOTT TRACY EDMOND GOODNOH i 4... n is Q ,ZQ, Q, ,, I fi at , ,U Ni , eq.: ,- I NAT GORBY x Active in the ski Club, Badminton, and the Record Club. Plansto do some playwriting and get a Com- , W L .V merce Degree. L 'T W ra! F s 'C 0 JOHN WILSON GRAHAM ISADORE GRE ENBA UM A budding lawyer who managed to get in some public speaking practice with the Debating Club. A 4 5 3'a 9 at lil f-wx ' , Q , i ' . sflff ..,.,e-f:e2' 5 5:'f 515555 j j! sl X1 . 1:-Sirgef ' '-ws ff: Qt' , ggi .N . ARTS '50 College interests have centred on the Georgian,the Library, Swimming, etc. his chief outside interest being his wife I have been condemned to McGill for a diploma as a stepping stone to teach- ing. EGON JELINEK REVA JE ZAROFF Collegiate interests were centred in the Political Problems Club and the Record Club. Hopes to enter the teaching profes- sion via McGill. GERALD KERWIN Political Problems Club,lectures, and the Library are his chief collegiate interests. Liked the atmosphere of Sir George and plans post-graduate work in economics and international relations.

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GEORGE ROBERT FISHER Plans I1 career in theology. CLARE FRANCKUM Hopes to enter public health nursing. ISRAEL FREEDMAN 'iff . -ve--.9 l,,y. V fa' B .Jw I 'S 615 ESTELLE GAHAN Political Problems Club and Evening Women's Society. Interests - Politics the Theatre and Travel. My future is a thing of the past. MARY JOYCE GALLAGHER Georgiantics '47g Cercle Francais 47 - 48g Co-winner Girl Badminton Doubles 47 - 493 Worked at University Settlement as voluntary kindergarten teacher. Hopes to enter McGill Library School. WILLIAM SAM GE LB FARB Keenly interested in labour relations. , Q P13115 P0St'gTadUat9W01'k in PSYCh010gY Recently appointed Executive Director 13 in at CO1l1IT1bi21- of the Associated Clothing Manufactur- W ' . , ers Lic.. which is connected with the X K.. 37,1 Anialgamated Clothing Workers of -T3 ' Canada. An old man but a perpetual student. A JAMES JOHN FULLERTON MAX GOI-DMAN !' Came toSir George from McGill where I . Active in Political Problems Club, he .spent three years in the Commerce ' ' Veterans' Society, and Hillel. Hobby School. Interested in Badminton. : Y 'ia if-Z'f iS philately. Tennis, Golf and Water Sports. Q ,ga ... .Y .isa Now attending University of Montreal dp- 'v Law Faculty where he is studying for 4 . Notary's degree.

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DAVID BEN-ZION KIRSHNBLATT Hillel Foundation and Political Problems Club. Employed by the British United Press. A past executive of the Montreal Jewish Youth Council and active in the organization of the Quebec Federation of Youth Movements. EILDON QPENNYJ KONDAKS College interest - Characters frequenting the place. Expecting the first of what she hopes is a long series of young Kondaksf' ROBERT MICHAEL KOURI, B.SC. A basketball enthusiast now studying law. ALBERT OSCAR LANDRY An American Veteran, native of Stanford Maine, who hopes to return to his native land eventually. Extra - curric- ular interests include swimming and tennis. Post-graduate ambition is to obtain an Ph.D. 22 . .J-.ri E. Qing: 915 ' ' ' 1' 3 . -G' - -xi Si s N.. .fx ,ii it - sg. .2 f if tEi:j2:.E? P vii: . 'Y N 21.3.7 , ,..-- i .J E L -1 -1 A-Q 1, ..., ., A I X RAYMOND LASDIN Collegiate interests included the Political Problems Club, Veterans' Society, Economics Club, and the Ski Club. Plans an immediate rest, then real study, and eventually make money. Thinks probable destiny will be St. James Street - selling pencils. JOSEPH VICTOR LAWSON Active in Political Problems Club, Vet- erans' Society and S. U.S. Plans a teach- ing career. ARTHUR LECK Psychology and debating on politics and philosophy seem to have occupied most of this man's extra undergraduate time. Hopes to study clinical psychology possibly at the University of Montreal. College is like a job - steady work and interesting, but not the centre of life. PEARL SHIRLEY BERMAN LIGHTER QMrs.D Music appreciation club. Interests and future plans are centred around hus- band - nothing else is definite