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

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MALCOM K. MOORE Veterans' Society JOHN MOSER Left McMaster University to continue his studies at Sir George. Expects to findacareer in industrial development. Enjoys travelling, serious music, good literature, horseback riding, skiing and swimming. HORACE PHILIPP Inter - faculty Basketball 1948 - 49. Future - post-graduate work in chem- istry. Interested in Stamps and Sports. .TACK ARTHUR PITT .... By words, by voices, a lost way- And hence above the chimney stack The unknown constellations sway And by what way shall I go back? as-,A , Si J' SCIENCE '50 ,f DOUGLAS L.C . RENNIE Feels the Film Society should be congratulated for its efforts. Presently in Engineering and plans teaching Sociology at some University. Would -. like to see an improved Georgian. - ,I JEAN PAUL RIVET , Science Club 1949 - 50, and Cercle Francais 1949-50, Interests - Physics, Maths, Swimming, Skiing, Music and V Tennis. A , .- A T ,ag .t JOHN KIRK ROBERTSON Plans to rejoin the R.C.A.F. Interested in Family, Reading, Bridge and Chess, rg . A ,.i-I7 ' ' 37

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CHARLES WILLIAM W. HINES Interested in Chemistry and hopes to 'GQ' earn enough money to support his l' f 'l . - . ami Y I , W Y -V. 1 ,.v 3 N! , 4 CECIL RALPH KERTON Interested in all College activities, chiefly the Veterans' Society and Science Club. Hopes to qualify for a Doctors Degree. Hails from Barbados and is very optimistic about the future, V the H Bomb or not! Grad Annual ' H Committee. Pi ' L5 MARTEN HUEPEDEN ' EWART HUBERT KUNNING Continuing studies with a view toward A Majormg in Mathematics- An Older Qualifying HS 3 SIFUCUIHII Engineer- A Q X man who took courses for their own Hopes the College will inaugurate an V X 3 , fb Sake. Engineering Faculty. ' ' I ' 3 - ,, Q.,..,. ' A, ERNEST NOBLE HUMPHREY FRANK F. KYTE M- I . : STANLEY HERBERT IRVING Photography and music are major interests. Intends to study for a degree in theology. 161' 5 .,v,, I e 9 -A N . s... , is ' iw' . Q .. K ' Wig? y I fv- 1- 5 P - ,..f'. -45 C OLIN MAC KIE Veterans' Society, Scholarship Fund and Georgian Luncheon Club. Future plans - School Teacher. Colin was elected President of the Grad Class and was awarded the S.U.S. Major Award which is given for outstanding activities in extra-curricular affairs.

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ROYCE WOOLLERTON Presently employed in the Chemistry Lab of the Dominion Oilcloth si Lino- leum Co. Plans to spend more time with his wife and two youngsters. MARIO J. MANCINI Interested in the field of Chemistry. EDITH M. MANNARD Chief extra-curricular interest was the Veterans Society. Interested laboratory work although we under- stand that since writing her exams she has become entangled in the bonds of matrimony. WILLIAM A. MARTIN Active in the Veteran's Society and in promoting the Scholarship Fund. Has his eye set on the world of chemistry. ,Q ROBERT BRUCE MCAUSLAND Commenced college education at McGill and came to S. G. W. C. Presently , .3 employed in the construction industry. D Looking forward to forthcoming wed- ing in May. A R .Aa .,,.t,, W K.. , . . . v Q . N. flirt.. , as 3 44' 'ww . m fi? l aff' .8 Southwestern Y. M. C. A. QVerdunJ. ALAN MCC ANN President of Y. M. C. A. Fellowship is Secretaries Society. Badminton and Inter-faculty Athletics. Will become Boys' Work Secretary ofthe Montreal Maj oring in Sociology and seeks a Y.M. C. A. Association Science Diploma. Hails from Galt, Ontario. GEORGE D. MCKIE 'H '17 A JOHN FRASER MILLAR, Phm.B. Employed in the Research Department of Charles E. Frosst Q Company. fin N Interests - wife and two youngsters and amateur radio.