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

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, v Commerce ctivities 4 4 IN our classes, in our social events, and in our sports activities we had a good year in 1950-51. Toby Miller proved to be one of the best of Commerce's Senior Sticks, al- though he ruled his Council meetings with a firm hand. We started the year off socially with a Freshie Reception which combined a Weiner roast off campus with a dance in the Residence Aud. Freshmen and Freshettes alike re- ported that they thoroughly enjoyed their introduction to the rest of the Commerce student body. The Men's Stag was an event of November. At this affair, Commerce students again upheld their reputation for holding one of the best Stags on campus. This was verified by the number of absentees the following morning. For the girls, the two main events were their Fall and Spring Teas. The Fall Tea, Page 108 I otherwise known as the Girls' Stag, was in honor of the Freshettes, while the Spring Tea was in honor of both faculty wives and 1951 graduates. Of course the big event of the season was the Grad's Farewell, which was held at the Fort Garry in March. The 1951 Class assured themselves that it was the best yet . Under the direction of Tom Moore, Faculty Athletic President, Commerce men partici- pated fully in inter-faculty events, as shown by their placing first in the inter-mural point standing at Christmas. ln golf had the low four for the inter-mural championship. In soccer, our Senior team made the finals, and our lunior team made the semi-finals. Out- standing Commerce athletes were Ralph Masecar, in soccer, lerry lanzen in basket- ball, and Ken Little, our star athlete. Norm Elsey held up his end as the old man of the team.

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Fourth Year General David Alex Purves Winnipeg, Man. Finance Option. High school, Gordon Bell. Along with other fanatics, Dave is glad to see the winter come, because then he can get out his skis. Said to be quite skillful himself, but is a poor teacher where cute young ladies are concerned. ls a member of the Delta Upsilon fraternity. Future intentions: grain business etc. Robert A. Scott Port Arthur, Ont. Finance Option. High school, Daniel Mclntyre. Mem- ber of Commerce Council and Men's Residence House Committee. Spends his summers in the C.O.T.C. lnterested in skiing, soccer, basket- ball, and six-man rugby. Hopes to do investment work. Thomas A. Sigurds on Winnipeg, Man. Finance Option. High school, Daniel Mclntyre. Tom entered University in 1947. Since then he has been active in the U.M.N.T.D., especially in the Gun Room. Tom's future plans are as yet indefinite. Gasmer I . Stanwick Melrose, Man. Finance Option. Gasey entered University in l947, after spending three years with the R.C.A.F. A bowling enthusiast, he has been a member of a champion- ship team both in 1947 and in 1949. His plans for the future include a trip to Mexico. After this he'll probably Work in Windsor. Eric I . Trewitt Calgary, Alta. Marketing Option. Eric attended high school in both Regina and Calgary. He is another lad with a good academic record. He is active in his fraternity, Zeta Psi. As one of the tall boys, he is a Eatiiral for his favorite sport, basket- a . Stanley Thomas Williams Pleasantdale, Sask. Finance Option. Stan is one of the Residence men. Interested in soccer, curling and skating. Spent five years in the R.C.A.F. in Europe, Africa and S.E. Asia. Owns a beautiful automobile. Most popular man in Residence. His intentions are indefinite. Fourth Year General Alexander E. Selwood Winnipeg, Man. A veteran of three years in the army. Favorite sport, hockeyffavorite saying, I'm turn- ing over a new leaf tomorrow, honest! We expect Al to become a successful Actuary for some lucky insurance company. Leo Schicher Winnipeg, Man. Finance Option. High school, St. Iohn's Tech. Leo entered University in 1947, and since that time has acquired an enviable academic record in addi- tion to a reputation as one of the campus bridge experts. He de- scribes his future intentions as hazy. Peter James Spellman London, England. Put in a five year stretch with the R.A.F. finishing as a Squadron Leader. Winner of a Hudson's Bay scholarship. Has kept busy instructing fencing and serving on Council as 2nd and 3rd year Rep. and as Vice4Stick. Pet ambitions: to become independently wealthy and an actuary. John Armand Storwick Winnipeg, Man. Finance Option. High school, Kelvin. lohn is Treasurer for both Commerce Council and his fraternity Phi Delta Theta. Although he has four scholarships to his credit, he still complains of lack of funds. To date has spent his summers with the army in Montreal. Future intentions -business. Ernest Richard Vogt Steinbach, Man. Has been active in soccer, volleyball, tennis and track and field. Ernie is undecided about his future, but we know from his record at U that his success is inevitable. ' CAMERA SI-W Douglas George Groves Our oldest student. He's married and is the father of two children. A veteran, he got his high school training on the C.L.E.S. plan, and then entered the Actuarial option. Stephen Kuryliw Bodgar, Man. High school, St. Anne, Man. Interests range from symphonic music to uroughing it in Northern Ontario. Will enter the Insurance Business. Page lO7

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