St Michaels College - Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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- LZ1113Ziff1517775111125ff!!!ZjfiyjffffliafflflgliYZIZQQQIZQIZZLQQIIIfZIlI2fZfjjQffffQffIII 'fZ' ! .l fn Q 02 f ff-wif. M - ' af f 1 , up 4-.W 27 ,Jay una ,- . f ,wp 1.11 fluff ffi ' A,.., ,,,,. , . ,. . . . . . 5,:,,,.,.. ,,,,. .., ..,, I' Q ,,,.,.,,, MQ 39 It is a fact, self-evident and undisputed, that Saint Michael's College would, in the literal sense, be, without 3A,-a tomb. A fact, is it not, interesting,-even though it be thought inverted or doubtful. VVould not teaching be so smooth that it would lack both initiative and Stl1'11L1lUS,- without 3A? And in the same strain, would not Father Vahey deplore his daily recreation, and Father Forner his most interesting period,-if there were no 3A? Again, what room can produce such a distinguished player in rugby, as Hickey, or in hockey as Bageantf- or such all round sports as McManus and Hogan,-not mentioning the artist, Bond,-or the orator Ryan,-or the comedian Benoit? 3A, and 3A's students, need no introduction. All in all, they are not as bad as the worst, and far better than thought, and even though inclined to be happy- go-lucky,-dropping all conceits,-it appreciates and sincerely thanks the masters for their many efforts 1n the past, and concern for the future. -ROYDEN LAMBERT. Qlummercial Commercial is the business department of St. Michael's College. It is under the supervision of Rev. Fr. Rush, who does his best to keep order. They say if you come from commercial you will know how to put in your spare time most anywhereg but this is not the way we look at it. Mr. Moylan takes care of Mathematics and spelling and also the fighting bouts, of which there are many. Bruce Puncher has the record of commercial and bunk Hat for making excuses. The Frenchmen, DeBlois, Drapear, St. Germain, jacques and Simard take the record for fast talking. Mulcahy is our golfer. Cuebas, the Cuban, is always looking for new words, with which our worthy teacher and debater, Mr. McKeon, readily supplied him. Our class is getting better all the while, as there is a better attendance of the pupils, and order is becoming more known to them. The class can boast of two athletes, Shea and Dun- ning, the former a rugby player and the latter a hockey player. We willconclude by saying that the remainder of the class, Bradley, Mulcahy, Gray, Crudden, McGoey, Murray, Plumbtree, etc., are on the whole, or will be, good baseball players, if the throwing of books, chalk, and other miscellaneous articles, improve that sport any. --S.N.D.