St Michaels College - Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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Win jfranh flballon Zin itlllemuriam N November the eleventh, 1925, the students of St, Michael's College were deeply grieved to learn of the sudden death of one of their number, Frank Mallon. The sickness which resulted in this young student's death, had caused his removal but three days before to Saint Ioseph's Hospital. After a valiant light for life, Frank passed to his reward on the afternoon of the eleventh, not long after having been fortified by the reception of Holy Viaticum. His death brought to a close, at an early age, a promising career. T Frank Mallon was born fifteen years ago in Toronto. He received his early education in St. Helen's School. He came to St. Michael's in January, 1925, as a member of the First Year of the High School. This year he was in Class ZB. Besides being a very good student, Frank entered with a zest into the various sports which he played. He was a member of the College Bantam Hockey Team last year, and this fall was Captain and centre- half on The Redsu, one of the rugby teams in the College inter-mural league. In his parish, St. Helen's, Frank played on the baseball and hockey teams. He was also a member of St. Francis Club. During his two years at the College he won the highest regard of those with whom he came in contact, by his pleasing disposition and his splendid character. The sympathy of the student body goes to his parents and to his brother, John, who is in a higher year at the College. Requiescat in Pace. 87

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