St Michaels College - Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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Dr. J. J. 0'CONNOR OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN BRASS BUILDING ADELAIDE 2827 Cable Address: Foy. Foy, Knox, Monahan, Keogh 81 Middleton Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries, Etc. A. E. Knox T. L. Monahan Geo. Keogh E. L. Middleton A. Kelly Telephones: Main 0461 and 0462 Offices-Continental Life Building Cor. Bay and Richmond Sts., TORONTO DAY, FERGUSON 8 WALSH Barlfisters, Solicitors, Etc. Federal Bldg. 85 Richmond St. W. Toronto, Canada AD. 2345 James E. Day, K.C. Joseph P. Walsh T. M. Mungovan ThOS. J- DRY Telephone RA. 0390 M. RAWLINSON Limited Warehouse, Cartage and Shipping 610-612 Yonge St. TORONTO, CANADA Baggage transferred to all paris of ' the City Osgoode Hall claimed a goodly portion of last year's graduating class. I Among those who entered law this year are, Morley Callaghan, Bill Canary, Frank Flaherty, jim Lyons, joe Mahon, Joe Theobald, and Paul and Bill Martin. Bill Costella and Tom Murtha are at O.C.E., Lou Healy is at the Seminary, and .lim W'helan and Vince Thompson are at the Novitiate. Maurice Daly and Joe Leahy are at home, while Ed. Rush and Bill Lyons are working in the city. Tim Mulvi- hill, who graduated in l924, is also study- ing at O.C.E. We extend our congratulations to Miss Norah Story of this ye-ar's graduating class and Loretto representative on the Year Book, who was awarded the Moss Scholar- ship ot this year. This is the second time that St. Michael's has been awarded this prize, Mike O'Neil of ZT4 winning the award two years ago. Miss Story's record is an enviable one and the class of ZT6 is rightly proud of her for the honour she has brought to it. Miss Story intends to take post-graduate work in Modern History. - C. GANNON WHOLESALE BUTCH ER 23 MARGUERETTA ST. TORONTO PHONE KENWOOD 7804 MEMURIAL WINDUWS ENGLISII ANTIQUE STAINED GLASS Lyon Glass Co. 141-3 Church Street, Toronto, Ont. Dr. Harold Murphy DENTIST Room 4l, 2 Bloor St. East TORONTO Phone RA. 5444 Worden'si Pharmacy A Complete Stock of Drugs, Soaps, Brushes, Combs, etc. Sub-Post Office in connection 618 Yo-me Sf., cor. si. Joseph si. TonoNTo 138

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ESTABLISHED 1871 R. LAIDLAW LUMBER C0. LIDIITED WHOLESALE - RETAIL 67 YONGE STREET TORONTO .li EVERYTHING IN LUIVIBER FLOORING SASH DOORS M I LL WORK .111 SARN I A TORONTO BUFFALO The sympathy of the whole student body is extended to Father Sham O'Brien, forthe loss of his father, who died shortly after Christmas. Mr. O'Brien, who was very prominent in Ontario educa- tional circles, saw his anibitions realized, when Father O'Brien said inass in his rooin a few days after being ordained. XVe had our representatives on The Varsity again. Hugh Haffey was Sport- ing Editor, Toni Berrigan was Telegraph Editor, Ed. Hartman and Cliff Godin were Night Editors, and Leonard Ryan and Ed. Meunch were Reporters. George Flahiff was the recipient of niany congratulations when he won the Annual Oratorical Contest, at Newinan Club, during the winter. George's speech, which received high praise from the judges, was entitled Business Ethicsn. VVe had several visits from Vince Keyes and 'Ponse O,Toole during the year. Vince is studying niedicine at the Univer- sity of Detroit, While 'Phonse is teaching at a Jesuit-University in Cleveland. National Grocers Company Lhnilell Wholesale Grocers BRANCHES AT CHATHAM COCHRANE COLLINGWOOD GALT GUELPH HAMILTON KINGSTON LINDSAY LONDON NENV LISKEARD NIAGARA FALLS NORTH BAY OSHAVVA OTTAWA OWEN SOUND PEMBROKE PETERBORO ST. CATHARINES ST. THOMAS SARNIA SAULT STE. MARIE STRATFORD SUDBURY TIMMINS TORONTO VVELLAND VVINDSOR Head Office: 3 CHURCH STREET TORONTO 2 I 137

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Paul Mulligan Stationery and Fancy Goods All the Latest Magazines and Newspapers Cigars. Cigarettes. Tobaccos School Supplies Phone Ra. 7803 Corner Yonge and St. Albans TORONTO BARBER Convenient to College JACK ATTWELL WYo rk Guaranteed IRWIN AVE. and YONGE ST. TORONTO THOS. J. SULLIVAN CARPENTER AND : : : GENERAL CONTRACTOR z : : JOBBING : : : 49l Sherbourne Street, Toronto Telephone-Randolph 0593 Phone Main 0309 Dr. R. lVIcGahey Dentist 48 Bond Street. Toronto The jlilihnigbt Zlttark Oh, the clock had just struck twelve, The late-workers they did delve Into book large and small, One by one. VVhen a group of stealthy boys Slipped upstairs without much noise, And they took up their positions One by one. In the clorn1it'ry they stood, Looking brave in their knight-hoodg And they each grabbed a bed, One by one. Then they each gave a pull That would fell a mighty bull, And the Frosh left their cradles, One by one. With a cry they did wake, What an awful noise did make As the Trish all escaped, All but one. The poor lad was too slow, So we knew they had to gog And his pyjamas hung in threads, One by one. The Boys Call It St. Micha.e1's Store DOMINION CLOTHING and GENTS' FURNISHING Between Sf. J0seph's and St. Alban's Streets Ran. 8655 Mem. Am. Soc, M.E. Telephone Mem. Am. Soc. H. 8: V.E. Kingsdale 4021 I-larry I-I. Angus, B.A.Sc. CONSULTING ENGINEER Power Plants, Heating and Ventilation Electrical and Sanitary Engineering 2 Bloor Street W., TORONTO TORONTO OPTICIANS LIMITED 6 BLOOR ST. E. TORONTO JOHN CALLAHAN .Bax-rister, Solicitor, Notary Public 506-7-8 Confederation Life Building PHONES: ELGIN 3151-3152 139