St Michaels College - Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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Loretto Abbe Wellington Street TORONTO ONT. AJ?- su .L .1 - 1 J I 1 l 1 I f A I COLLEGE.-CXVo'1ne1i's Departinenrt of St. Michael's, federaitod with Toronto Univers1ity.7-Four Years- Classics. Modernrs, English and Hiwsftory, and general courses leading 'to a degree. ACADEMIC COURSE.-Lower. Middle and Upper Schoofi-p'repares situdenits for Pass and Honour Mat- riculation, Entrance 'to Normal and Enftrance -to the Faculties of Educaition Special Course of one year after Junior Maytriculaition. designed as Finishing year for Academivc graduates. PREPARATORY COURSE.HEi-ght grades-usufrl elementary subjects, French, Sewing, Drawing and Choral Training. MUSIC.-Violin. Piano, Harp, Guitar. Mandolin. Vo-cal students who desire it prepared for University and Conservaitory examine-tions. Frequent reoitals by distinguished artists. AR'l'.-Studios for Fine and Applied Arts. COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.-Full Course. LORETTO ABBEY DAY SCHOOL-Brunswick Ave., Toronto Academic, Preparatory and Commercial Courses as above. Music. Fine and Applied Art, For infornmtion, address, THE SUPERIOR. Loretto Abbey, YYellingrton Street. Toronto. College for Resident and N on- Resident Students. Academy for Resident Students N591

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'wit anb 1bumor-Gontinueb UNIVERSITY NOTES. During the spring and fall of 1914 a few very brilliant members of Toronto University founded an institution based upon their own ideals, to be known as the Federal University. A very high standard was set, no candidate being admitted Without first-class general deficiency and at least a fundamental knowledge of pool and billiards. Furthermore, all candidates must present certificates that they have Hbummed' for at least one year and that they apparently have no intention of improv- ing. In spite of this high standard a large number of students were enrolled and the professors who were chosen according to their demerits are as follows: President, Dean and Head Professor-K. A. Corkery, F.U.S.S. Professor of Spanish and Economics--I. E. Tansey, HA., COXOQ. Professor of English-I. O'Leary, R.E.C. Professor of Physics-I. M. Ryan, R.E.C. Professor of Mathematics and Geology-XV. Hatrick. F.U.S.S. Professor of French and History-D. J. Sheehan, YB. THE XVALKING PLANT. Scene, D-? St. Sha Ctimidlyl--Qh! here comes a big cob. Pte. I. H. B-f--1' Cgallantlyj-Don't be afraid. T won't let him corn you. i17Ol ST. MICHAEIQS COLLEGE RED CRGSSH STAFF. The following are the members who have qualified for Active Service by their diligent attention both to the Theor- etical and Practical departments during the year. Chief Instructor-Major Rev. D. E. Foley, MD. First Assistant Instructor--Lieut. Miss A. Bulger, G.N. Second Assistant-Corporal Mary Quinn. T.R.T.S.H. Mascot-Pte. A. Labelle, D.LM.P.L.E.S. Orderlies-Ptes. C. McDonald, V. Killen, V. Kelly, Wi. Al- lore, I. Timmins, B. Kerr, Gordon, R. Sheehy and Quin- lang the last three mentioned have specialized in dish-washing. Othcial Testers in diet kitchen-Pte. K. A. Corkery, C.A.N.T.E.A.T., and Pte. I. Ryan. E.A.T.A.B.T.T.E. Unforeseen circumstances caused the delay in the publish- ing of the Year Book. The Editor-in-Chief went home to attend a wedding. It wasn't his own, though he was the Best Man at it. Z: As a parting remark the Editor asks pardon of all who may take offence: nothing was intentional. T was never meant for this position anyway, as everyone knows Qand especially the Profsj, that T never had any 'fwits about me, and T am al- ways out of humour,