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

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HUBERT B. FERGUSON Inaugurated Drama Guild of S.G.W.C. 1949 - 50 and presented two plays Out of the Frying Pan and Triad , Georgiantics of 1947. Ambitions lie in the combined fields of Television and Advertising Production. Home address: 565 Churchill Avenue, Ottawa. Have a time of your life making a fortune with Fergusonf' WILLIAM STRACHAN FITZPATRICK GEORGE LOUIS FORTIER Played hockey in 1947 and was ac- tive in the Veteran's Society. Has a desire to enter politics and some day become M.P. for North Bay, Ont. LEO JOHN GALLAGHER Liberal Club and Veterans Society. Seeks a career in Public Relations. Interested in Skiing, Golf and raising a family. Accomplishrnent of the year. getting married between Commerce 107 and Commerce 111. l COMMERCE '50 eager, ,i I c W Q I 5 ' v.a'?'1 I . . . I 4 53' .. 5:1-15 tx A' 1 Tux 'Qt ' ' xr ' A A-. in xx. W 3 I f .,,1i1, ,,.,. :-.,1 .V ., I -ff. . - 1, ' 'W' - 'I , Sw, A b MAURICE GOLD President, Hillel Counsellorship at S. G. W. C. Member of Grad Class Baccalaureate Committee, and, Vice- Chairman United jewish Student Appeal 1949-50. Hopes to study Law at McGill. HAROLD HARVEY GRANT NICHOLAS JOHN GRYCAN Interested in Bridge, family. social work. Assured of employment with the Bank of Montreal. Things are never so bad that they cou1dn't be worse. ERNEST GUTER. B.A.. M.A. fMCGi1D Sir George is the best college Ihave had the honour to attend, both in regard to its teachings and philosophy, and to the spirit of its students. It is just for knowledge that I went to college.

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MICHAEL WILLIAM BURKE Commerce Study Group and Young Liberals Club. Came to Sir George from Loyola. Seeks a position in the advertising field. Interests cover Tennis, Skiing and Swimming, ALEXANDER GORDON CAMERON Seeks employment in Montreal so as to enable him to Continue his studies at S.G.W.C. KEvening Divisionl. A swim- ming enthusiast. .Q A .-.. , , . H, ,.., Z D . 4 i a s 3 'y g 'Q' ,. . N ' - ' l J SS JOSEPH S. BERNARD CORBEIL BERNARD I. FLEXER LAWRENCE CLARKSON, 13.51-. JEAN DQSROSIERS Treasurer Cercle Francais and S.U.S. - Q ' Pre-sident,' Winter Carnival. jean N W ' 53 plans to enter McGill next year and I' 3 , ' hopes to qualify for a C,,A. Degree. 1-- Q is PETER CLARKSON ' JOHN EDWARD FENNELI.. Q le ,4 -N.. 'Dx No special plans. Ambition to advance as rapidly as possible. Interested in ef S gof 1 I ,'r-? '

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HYMAN WILLIAM HARRIS WILLIAM FORSTER JONES Member of U19 P121Ym21kGf'S W01'kSh0P- Member of the Veterans' Association. Interested in a C.A. Degree and B'nai Now serving with the Royal Canadian B'rith Youth Organization. x A Navy, and, by grace of God and a few fl: ' errors on the part of professors will ,fi ,G ' V continue in this field. TERENCE FOURNIER HAWITT 1. L! I- .01 1 ff JAMES MICHAEL KING ROY MURRAY HORNER ANDREW KOLLAR Hockey, softball and Veterans' Society. fl! a solid i'rooter for the Eastern Townships, particularly the city of Granby. R. KDICKJ. O. HUNTINGTON Claims to be a very serious type with no interests except wine, women and song. At present is building a log cabin and hopes to eventually cover North America with a network of this type of housing. Through this enterprise he might possibly become known as The Log Cabin King of Canada. ROBERT CHORLEY LANCASTER Appreciative of the opportunities Sir George Williams offers. Bob's taking ww .i Horace Gree1ey's advice seriously. .. -A .4 Q. ' ' , 1: A I sz, -,.v -1 1 - 5 fm yi 'N' .4 iw af ...wx X, .. we - . Q e, f H - ' A w ' i,Je ?' x 1? fgxi .3 Q5 'A .,, , ...Q ,fi A He's going West this summer.