University of Manitoba - Brown and Gold Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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EPTEMBER 7th marked the formed. ST.PAUL'S r'T u.. ...vi-'N-. M. BURZMINSKI Mac completed his Universitv course after three years at St. Pauls. He intends to go to Normal next year. XVQ all wish him the greatest suc- cess in his chosen profession. .fM'L'w...:, s..', mx.Q1'N, 1 Nc. W. P. GAY XValtcr was born in XVinnipeg and attended local schools Spent several years in Toronto where he completed Upper School. Successfully attended Manitoba U.. U. of Montreal. and U. of XVestern Ontario. After being dc' layed in his studies by several years' illness he completed his Arts Phil- osophv course at St. Pauls Inter' ests are many and varied. Favorite occupation is observation and collec- tion of information on all subjects. November 18th. St. Paul's Dramatic Society was opening of St Pauls College in its new buildings on Ellice Avenue. On this occasion His Grace Archbishop Sinnott, assisted by Rev. Dr. Collins. received many hundreds of interested visitors. September Sth. Registration Day and address to the students. September 15th, St. Paul's Debating Society was formed and the Hrst of its weekly meetings was held on this date. September 27th-St. Paul's Athletic Association was formed. October 15th, 16th. and 17th. During this period was held a series of spiritual exercises by Rev. Dr. Daly of Toronto. This retreat was closed on the morning of the seventeenth by His Grace Arch- bishop Sinnott. October 22nd. St. Paul's College was afhliated with the University of Manitoba. December 15th. The Mothers' Auxiliary of St. Paul's College was organized. December Zlst. A monster card party was held at the college under the auspices of the Mothers' Auxiliary. January 15th. A holiday in honor of the patron of the college-St. Paul. February Z2nd. The Athletic Association held a Father and Son night. March 7th. St. Thomas Day. A banquet was held by the students of Philosophy in the college dining hall. April 6th and 7th. St. Paul's Dramatic Society presented a series of three one-act plays. April Zlst. A banquet at the Fort Garry Hotel by the Athletic Association. Awards were made and a review was made of the seasons activities. Page Two Hundred and One

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ST. PAUL'S JUNIOR RUGBY Back 1101414 D. Pulley L. Burns A. Derrick J. Avery E. Spooner T. XV.ilsh J. lrovle R. Devlin J, Mooney Front Rumi lx Dongle P. Daxgle P. Benson R kkhitson S. Shxsktt J. XVally XY. Ringer J. Donaghuc P. Coyle J. McPhee ST. PAUL'S JUVENILE HOCKEY Buck Row- L. Oroskovits tfXlascotl E Mat' C. Knxllccn R. kVatson . MacDonald S. Shtska lnrher Edmundson D fron! Row- - l, Gingras B Alufphv J. Ryan NY Ringer l Murphy HE transfer to other build- ings. the influx of new students. and the limited time in which to organize. made it possible this year for St. Paul's College to be represented only in rugby and hockey. Soon after the term commenced. coach Manning issued a call for rugby candidates and there was a hearty response. Three weeks of training put the players into good shape and they Went through the schedule in fine form. As soon as the snow appeared, two rinks were erected on the grounds. Various teams were formed. Several exhibition games were played with St. John's, Wesley, and St. Boniface College. creating ..L.l,i mutual friendship which is one of the aims of col- lege competition. Although in neither rugby nor hockey there was anything to speak about in the win columns. yet the example the players set in their behaviour on and off the field made up for this in no small way. The faculty takes this opportunity to thank the boys for their splendid co-operation and their sacri- fice of all outside interests to make the name of St. Paul's College known in the realm of sport. The college will be represented in many other lines of sport next year with the addition of new buildings and better facilities. In this we hope that Varsity's prowess will be enhanced in the future. Page Two Hundred and Two