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

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JOSEPH RENE LAROCQUE Veterans' Society, Foreign Films and Political Problems Clubs. Interests include Swimming, Skiing, Cycling, Woodcraft , Accounting , Languages , Economics, Psychology and an urge to travel and retire at 40. IAN MACAULAY Entering the firm of W. A. Henry, Lim- ited, Travel Agents. LEIGH ROY MANNING Boxing team for two years and College Hockey team for the last three years. WILLIAM A. MARC ONT Grad Annual Committee 1950. Inter- ests-travel, golf, skiing, photography, music and stamps. Little Man, What Now, ' 3' fn N 2, 3 ' A if 3 s .0 . 2 Y 'fid F .. A A I l, Q . v.-V -qv -.txt -'I-xl v 'Y' - Qu, .1 l ,, - .Vx ' ... f g , . Y, ' fe ye Q gg. 4 nf . z I 4 COMMERCE '50 HARRY SIGVART MARTINSEN Veterans. Society. Seeks a future in selling and administration in the fast developing oil industry in Western Canada. Leaving for Marwayne, Alberta soon. ARTHUR REID MCBURNEY Born Kennedy, Sask. Served with the R. C. C. S. 1939 - 46. Employed by the Bell Telephone Company. THOMAS CAIRNS MULLIGAN, B.A. Employed by Kraft Foods. Pastimeg wife and small child. Learned the easy way at McGill, now learning the hard way at Sir George. EMERY ROSS MILLER Veterans' Society, Poly Probs Club and Debating Society. Seeks member- ship in the Institute of Chartered Secretaries and plans a future in the Pulp and Paper Industry. 49

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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.

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VICTOR EDWIN MITCHELL VINCENT PASSERINE Interested in accounting and statistical Strong silent type, Will not Cgmmit work. himself. Glad l'm finished! A. Ja A '-s. 'ra KEITH JAMES MOSHER College - Hockey 1948-49, Veterans' Society - Grad. Annual Committee 1950 Interests - Business administration and to advertise Canada and its possib- ilities. STEWART DAVIDSON MYLES College interests - Swimming and Badminton. Employed by the Accounting Department of C.I.L. Cheers ! At last I get rid of J.W. Rose and N.J. GryCan. WILLIAM NORCOTT Devoted a good deal of timeto the Poli- tical Problems Club and particularly the Liberal Caucus. Q: , ni' - If IRVING RALPH PICARD Dramatics and Rifle Club. Going to Toronto for a post-graduate course in Business Administration at the Uni- versity of Toronto. Likes to travel. RALPH PRITZKER Treasurer oi S. U. S. 1948-49. A member of the Economics and Political Science Clubs and the Veterans' Society. ARTHUR RONALD REID Looks forward to a future in the Accounting field. Skiis in the winter, sails in the summer and hunts in the fall. Don't know what his fancy turns to in the spring!