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

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KE LVIN H. MANN Active in the Student Christian Move- ment and other collegiate clubs. Plans immediate retirement after graduationf but actually hopes to enter the teaching profession and work fora Masters Degree in Edu- cation. RUTLEDGE PA UL MARQ UETTE Cercle Francais, Newman, Camera, Political Problems, Record and Social Clubs. Member E. F. S. S. Plans a career in Photography. Interests include Music, Structural Draughting, a B.Sc. Degree and study of Piano. DONALD VICTOR STANLEY MARTIN Active in basketball, badminton, and the Science Club. Hopes to relax for a year. Is Principal of Delormier School. EILA ANNALIISA PAJU MCLEISH Georgiantics of '40 and '47, Evening Division Editor of 1943 Georgian. Council of Representatives of Cosmo Club 1943, Georgian Honourable Mention Award 1943 and Social Commit- tee, Grad Class of 1950. 1 t... ' ' Q-xii 4. N ARTS '50 PHILLIP BURTON MCLEOD A literary mainstay of the Georgian 1948-49. Main ambition is to flee the Middle Class. .1 , 'S , -J 'RI A '7 A if '7 HAZEL MARY MODLER X :V V . vi M A A member of the executive inf the 'X h Evening Faculty Women s Club. S W 'P 3' ' Active in basketball 1948. badminton X A .Q , and swimming. A 5 b.. If Is thinking of attending the Library IQ School at McGill. 0 GEORGE FRANK NELSON A rather non-committal individual. rc . 1.3 Ap sq .-f 'S ei? - 'i.?s-. Ti f , l.1g353.:js. . 'L H- 3 5,5 1 X x 5 Has nothing to say. ROSE NELSON QMrs.J Like her husband. see above - no com- ment. 27

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GERTRUDE SCHNEIDERMAN MABE L BRASH Coming from Scotland where no such facilities ure available :is evening courses in Arts, I appreciate the great work that is being done by Sir George. May this work still increase. ' LUCIEN G. PERRAS Cercle Francais and Political Prob- lems Club. A graduate of the School for Teachers, Macdonald. THOMAS PATRICK MCRORY Has only been here a short time. Future plans somewhat indefinite. all f 'it Al x '10 JOSEPH SAMSON KAPLAN 7. 44, .QF- i S O ' JOHN LLEWELLYN EVANS A fellowship student, active in inter- faculty volleyball and basketball. Will ,. V make Y work a career. 4, s D FF 'y '-O 1 1 uf' NORMAN T. DAWE Personnel Officer of the City of Westmount anda Director of Adminis- tration for the Canadian Institute of Speech. Seeks a B. Com. Degree. ESTHER COHN O'-4 Active in the Political Probiems 1 Club caucusses, the Science and -. ,gy Music clubs. Interested in Child ,xi Psychology. '71 5 May the college have its oum build- ing soon . in

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ROBERT ERNEST OSBORNE Veterans' Societyg president, I.V.C.F. 11949-50Jg MSSg Contributor to Georgian , A graduate of Macdonald College tSchool for Teachersl 1945-46g and a Max Binz Scholarship winner 1947-48, he plans to attend Faculty of Divinity at McGill. SOLLIE OSNAS Has his eye on a law course, pos- sibly at U. of M. FRANK HERBERT OWEN Extra-curricular activity directed towards keeping two sons from emptying inkwells on the carpet. lntends to do post-graduate workin Education. Nature forms us for ourselves, notfor othersg to be, notto be seen . MORLEY E . PINKNEY One ofthe mainstays of the S.C.M. Has some literary ambitions. Chairman Baccalaureate Service Committee, Grad Glass '50. 28 p43 I1 Q5- We gg., t .,,..., ,nd G+' 'V rg Q 1. W 4 .. ,.-.fixed i .sz to '- 3 0 , .X Nssx 5 , ,A 3 ,,-52 ' Q c '1 e :ini x , sq-,.::.. . , , , arf-3: N -P' Xfflgfv,-I-' ..,. 5' I 'v :QS ' -44 if 5 VV , ,-:!?fgg'y.'r:gZg3.5:-Q i 1.-3-43 .X 55:55 1 4 ' - -,. ' 'Q'-N. 'dill L' Q -ff 6 . eta . E O ,. a B THOMAS PLUNKETT Editor-in-Chief Georgian 1948-49. Future plans include post-graduate work in political science and economics and attempting to spend more time with wife and daughter. Hopes to eventually earn a living at teaching and writing. LOUIS ROLAND PIUZE WARREN MOWATT REID English 101 reader 1947-505 English 100 reader '49-503 president Jazz Club '47-485 columnist on Georgian '47-48g vice-chairman, publications committee '48-495 organized Iass Library 1949. Would like to teach literature or be a literary critic. Seems to be somewhat pessimistic and feels that choice of career is more hopeful than practical. EVELYN RENDER