St Michaels College - Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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4 , ,,,,. N.,,,,. ,,.., N, ,.,,.,,. ,,.,, ..,. , ,,,,,.. .,,,,...,.. ,,.s....,,,.. .,,,, . ...'4::::',::' . , Q 1926 'Ll2a1 Booh.+ Ulibe bnbulastinate September nineteen twenty-hve saw great changes in the personnel of the House of Studies . Through- out his double ,term of office, Rev. Father Roach, by his wise direction and kind teaching had been fitting a group of scholastics for the high calling of the priest- hood. September found him with his work well done, and the ordination at Christmas of five young men, bore a glowing tribute to his zeal. In accordance with the constitution of the congregation it was found necessary to appoint a new Superior, and, fortunately for us, the choice fell on ,Rev. Father Carr, former Superior of St. Michael's College. The staff was enlarged more- over, by the appointment of Rev. Father W. H. Murray as assistant to Father Carr, and of Rev. Father V. I. Murphy as Treasurer. The places left vacant by the departure of ,Rev. Fathers P. I. Bart, VV. 0'Toole, V. I. Burke, W. J. Garvey, E. UC. Lebel, R. E. Lowery, A. D. O'Brien and T. I. Vahey and Messrs. W. J. Dore, VV. I. Dwyer and G. V. Sharpe, were filled by the advent of Messrs. H. C. Coughlin, A. I. Denomy, T. I. Dolan, j. B. Flanagan, F. J. Lajeunesse, S. M. Lynch, Jos. McGahey, XV. I. Murphy, VV. F. Nigh and Jos. L. O'Donnell. These new arrivals were welcomed by the old-timers, Messrs. Chas. Kelly, J. P. Mallon, S. A. Perdue, B. 0'Donnell, F. S. Ruth, and G. H. VVilbur, and all prepared for the work of the coming year. The motto, I'Bonitatem, Disciplinam et Scientiam Doce Me frttingly describes the nature of our training A strict rule and the privilege of many spiritual exercises afford us ,great assistance in our strivings for perfection. A thorough course embracing Dogmatic and Moral Theology, Canon Law, Church History, Scripture, Liturgy, Plain Chant and Predication under the in- struction of Rev. Fathers H. Carr, R. McBrady, F. Forster, VV. Murray, L. F.. Rush and Prof. Greaves, fit us for the duties of sacerdotal life. Besides this, ten of us are attending the Ontario College of Education and the rest are doing work in the different depart- ments of the University, in order to equip ourselves for the work peculiar to our community, namely, the in- struction and training of Catholic youth. All in all our life is truly a busy but a happy one.

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77 ' f f1Zifff.j7'1fTL.'1'L'fZ!Z.'Z1'fLTIT213217131CTI! ffL'7f7SfZJ7I'ZZZZ7'I'ZfIZ'fZJ'CZZ '1Z'3if51f2ZfZi1fj'ZZ'Z - ,IIZ152IITifZ'76fiifZZif7'IIZZZZITZIZffffZZ'7f!fIifIf'ZUZZQZ7751!ZZTZ!!7555'ZIZIIZfZZZ!'7fIX if,I f ' 0- 1926,'l,lea1 BooP.' Zin Elhea uf XYell, boys and girls, the editor of this here publica- tion, alter many cntreaties, has linally got me to give my idea of what a University should oughter bc. First of all there are some things about your University which seem to defeat the purpose of true education, and I think these points, as it were against, should be taken up lirst. I Now, 'U, of Toronto is a place which aims to educate the female of our species as well as the male, and for the life of me I don't see why. These here gals is most of 'cm here to get their optic on some of us lads, more or less beautiful and cultured, and get hitched up to same. This outpouring of knowledge for the benefit of the other sex is going to be dangerous for the hubbies iof the future. At the present time, when an argument ensues with my wife, while she is getting her fourth or fifth wind I hurls the old one at her about the woman starting all the trouble for us males, and of course she gets ashamed and relents and so on, see. Wfell, along comes a young co-ed of your institution. She gets married, and when he tells her about Eve and the apple, she flings out the info that man used to be an ape, and before that a species of orange, an orange-outang, or something. Now that puts us lads in a bad light, and we have no come-back. And then when you claim that the steak is poorly cooked why she up and tells you that your ancestors used to eat raw meat and why shouldn't you. See where this education of the wimmen leads to? Course, some puritans object that wie fellows cant con- centrate properly when there are wimmen in the room, but that ain't right, for one night what is now playfully a Yltlnihersitp called the missus told me to concentrate, and when I came to, the preacher was waiting for his live bucks for tieing the nuptial knot. So I sez that objection is not- suitcd, to use a legal term. And then take the studies. Vlfhy should you lads 1'CEl.Cl about Aristotle, Cicero, Shakespeare, and these dead-heads? Wfhy not study Mr. Volstead, who outdid I'lato's ideal state and made the people of the U.S,A. drink shellac to keep their stomachs from rusting. .And Shakespeare, why he couldnt compare with Lee and J. Shubert, or Morris Guest. A University should oughter be a place of quiet where the intellect can develop. Aristotle never studied out the books, he observed for himself, and what an un- educated son of a shoe-shiner can accomplish is mere pie to some of you fellows who has made the university teams in rugby. Away with books. The ideal univer- sity should oughter be to see the campus crowded with students lounging at ease admiring the beautiful grass and the sun, etc. The medical students should oughter quit working on frogs and rabbits, etc. If they must pickle anything in alcohol let them follow the lead of the other faculties and pickle themselves first. WVell, gentlemen and ladies, these here is a few of my ideas on what a Palace of Fine Arts, such as you have here, should oughter be, and I leave this suggestion to Father McCorkell and Sir Robert Falconer, with no copywrites attached to same, and hope you lads will profit by my advice. Yours truly, ' Ling Rardner. 51