St Michaels College - Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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5.1 Y f sf f, -f f f . , . f A r A 3 Q fr' at ge i 2 A it he ,i W S I '-fi, A ' f 1-1-1 '? Nf'f' i ?f4 . s ff .4 , H f ' ' i i 4 K V A I r 1 9 26 Y ez ar' Book ' ' ' . . --,sn sz wwf, ui 21. GECRGE ANNA DELL Har only labour was lo kill the time, And labour Clif? it tous. Jan's early education was begun in Johnstown, Pa.g continued at Loretto Academy, Hamilton. In 1922 she joined the class of ZT6, Loretto College. Class president, Lit. president, Newman Club representative, At-Home com- mittee, VARSITY reporter. Her sincerity and cheerfulness have made friends of all who know her. CALLISTA ANNE DOYLE Take ra1'c-bezuarc, 5llB'5 fool- mg thee. From Dundas, Varsity 1922. '22-'23 class secretary. Initial distinction in basketball. '23-'24 secretary of Athletic Society. '24-'25 dramatics a specialty. '25-'26 debating, dramatics, cap- tain of basketball team, president of Athletic Society. '22-'26 stepping out. GERTRUDE NORMA DUFFY She llntlr, a ifoire that is soft and low, A pleasing tlmzg in woman. Another Hamiltonian! Entered Arts ZT6 at St. ,Toseplfs College more by good luck than design- yet an nnregretted step. One of the first residents at 91f' St. Michael's representative on the Polity Club executive. St. Joseplfs clebater on the winning St. Mich:-iel's team. Famed show- goer, ,home-goer-but alas, no lecture-goer. CHARLES I. DUGGAN I am tired of 'lU0l'ldCI'l-Hg what I am, And what I ought to be. Learned his A B Cs at Ottawa. Varsity ,22. Combined all phases of student life to end in '26 a well balanced four years. Varsity wrestling team ,25. Second NT and HM. Manager of College Junior O.H.A. team '25 and Col- lege Intermediate Intercollegiate rugby champions '25. President Athletic Directorate '25-,26. In his off hours he wiggles a smart foot, and smokes a noxious briar. And incidentally makes his acquaintances his friends. And now what?

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5 Q ' ' 'l 7 l i' is A E41. 1 ,1f -A ' ?Q L F if i ' A,1,f:f:: 2'+f Af 1, 1'f ' .,: :, ,'.y.i r L. fig LL'2 ,fzi Q 'L'x' ff7T f ' . f i. N 1 1 9 26 Ye: em' Book e X 5 LILLISGGg2'IIlIH-ERINE GEORGE B. FLAHIFF Her soul sincefe, I 111' action faitliful, and ni honour clear. Born in Buffalo, N.Y., June 12, 1906. Received education in Toronto. During her career here Lillian has successfully combined sport and study. Diploma course in Physical Education: four years in Interfaculty baseballg President S.I.C. Athletic Association. A true friend, a fine student, and a good sport always. MARY HELENA DWYER I would not fear nor 'wish my fate, But boldly soy each. night, To-morrow let my ' sun his beams display, Or in clouds hide them, I have lived to-day. Came from Villa Marie, Mont- real, to Loretto. Served .on several committees, displaying s lendid executive abilit . En- Y tlliusiastic supporter of athletics, representing her college in Sophos more year, as president University VV. Gym. Club. Clever, consistent and con- genial, too. Oct. 26, 19056-Paris, Ont., puts George on the map. 1922-6- George reciprocates. Intermediate rugby, O,H.A. hockey-playing and managing-Hart House com- mittees, YEAR BOOK and TORONTO- NENsis editing, all helped. Works hard, plays hard-and enjoys both. Takes as much fun out of English and history as at Columbus and the Hipp. Nuff sed! MARIE EILEEN FOLEY Her smiles, her sweet and charming way Tuvriied clouds-L to mmliine, mg it to day. The class of ZT6 claimed Marie straightway upon her graduation from St. Joseph's Academy 1922, and Marie fully justified its claim by her all-round college spirit, high standard in academic work and exceptional ability in amateur dramatics. But her greatest gift to ZT6 was her own sweet per- sonality. The things are few she would not do, in iriendship's name. L2