St Michaels College - Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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EL EG f s 1 ll-f 1926 Ye: ar' Book I-IELFNA IEAIX N E NICCARTHX To spend long Izounv 111 zcorf' lflfhen one might play Tzccne some mme fallaiy lime Ont and the xear 1 Ou claim her birth 'Xl.1tr1r'ul'it1n,, fiom St Josephs High School 27 she Joined the class of 2'Io St Michaels She is attached rural life and a firm adherent the philosophv that a lauoh the best cure for lifes ills VINCENT X. MCENANEY I'II try fo get you a ticket. V. X. came from De La Salle to pass arts and then to C0111- merce and finance. Second year President of his year in com- merce. Third year-St. DIichz1cl's first representative on the House Committee. Fourth year-Secre- tary of the House Committee. member of board ,of stewards, secretary of Warden's Surprise Party Committee. Famous for his ability to get tickets when they are scarce, drag, election stunts, managing big parties, arguments, and applesauce. An ardent New- manite of long standing and a JOHN EDNVARD McKEON And we that me zu the va cazd of 0111 youth I must confeas are uags too Jack hails fiom VVindsor Mitric ulated from St Michaels High School 'md joined the class of 76 as vice president of First Year Captain oi the rugby team mem ber of the evecutive of Univer sity Students Council University Athletic Directorate Advisoi y Board f Athletics Students Court and Literary Orbanizations Committee of Hart House. His fax orite hob ay ' collecting oratorical prizes. TERENCE P. McLAUGHLIN I did some e.rcellc11t fixings indiyfcreiztly, . Some bad fhillfgi cxcclleiitly. Both were jzraisefl, The latter loudest. Terry started his college course with an Edward Blake scholarship and a 'sense of humor. Hence gaining first class honours is only one of the many satisfactions gained from his college career. Cornwall was the scene of his first endeavours, and Cornwall Collegiate paved the way to Var- sity and Honor Philosophy with '25. A year in Detroit and he joined '26. A member of the member of Delta Tau Delta Fraternity. Quindecini. Oratorical, and Lit- erary Clubs.

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Hu- ,.., M, AEL C LLE-ca x X fp I I 2 1 1 f 1 926 Ye: ar' Book ll JOHN E. NOONAN For distwfbanres I rare nor, being myself a man of peace. First beamed on Mount Forest in 1905. Early and secondary education there. Honor matric at St. Jerome's '23, A quiet worker, a willing listener, a poor gossip. Strong point - music. with a weakness for recitals and plays. A consistent rugby fan. Did not cry when he was young. BERNARD O'DONNELL Knowledge is proud that he has l6d1'11f'Cl so much,- Wisdom is humble that he knows -no more. Born in the land of poets, poli- ticians, and pedagogues Feb. 7, 1899. Bernie proved himself a worthy son of his native province by a distinguished course at St. Thomas College, Chatham, N. B. By a happy direction of his energy towards politics, athletics, and lectures since registering in St. Michael's in '22, he has be- come a master of argumentation, an outstanding figure in football, baseball, and hockey, and bids fair to achieve great things in the realm of scholastic endeavour. M. NEWMAN O'LEARY A smiling eye, a brow serene, A ready zmt, a noble mica. New1nan's infant chuckles first amused the folks of' Tottenham, Ont., on Nov. 10, 1905. Having learned the three R's at Colgan, he moved to Toronto. High school training at St. Michael's and entered the Faculty of Arts in '22, Member of the Oratorical Club, and for three years art editor of the YEAR Boon. A cartoonist of note, an energetic worker in all lines, and a real good friend. RITA FRANCES O'GRADY She mixed reason with pleasure and 'wtsdam with mwthf' Collingwood is Rita's natal place, but Toronto has for several years been favored with her presence. Matriculated from St. J'oseph's High School and entered Arts 2T6. Has a mind of her own and believes in doing things right. Her character and ability augur success for her future.