University of Toronto - Torontonensis Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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01 1 r 1 ne IO v,,x,,iL: A -my- l'?' S . l FRANCES LOUISE ACKERMAN CAD Peterborough, Ont. General Course. ERNEST ADIE Brantford, Ont. Modernsg Knox College, Rugby, III, IVQ Indoor Baseball, I, II, III, IVQ Varsity Band, I, II, III, IV: La Societe Francaise: German Study Club, P. 8z W. Committee, IV: S.C.A., Macdonald-Cartier Club. A. G. ALGATE Toronto, Ont. General Course. H. M. ALLEN Toronto, Ont. Mathematics and Physics. G. W. ALLES Tavistock, Ont. Chemistry. MARGARET ANDERSON CAAIIJ Welland, Ont. General Course, Queen'S Hall, I, II, III, A Whitney Hall, Mulock House, Head Girl, IV, Year President, III, W.U.A. Council, III, IV, S.C.M., I, II, III, IV. S. A. ANDERSON Toronto, Ont. English and History. Twenty MARGARET ALBERTA ATTWOOD CKAOJ Ottawa, Ont. General Course, Queen's Hall, I, II, III, Whitney Hall, IV: House Committee of Queen's Hall, III, S.A.C., III Representa- tive: WOmen's Literary Society-III, Re- presentative, IV, President, Senior Class President. CECIL DOUGLAS BANWELL QQAOJ I Sarnia, Ont. General Course: Junior Intercollegiate Rug- by, Champions, Ig Interfaculty Rugby, IIQ Intermediate Intercollegiate Rugby, III, Interfaculty Baseball, II, III, Vg Inter- faculty Hockey, IV, V. JOHN H. BASCOM Toronto, Ont. General Course. GORDON STEWART BAULCH Uxbridge, Ont. Philosophy Course, Knox Hockey, II, IIIg Vice-President, K.C.U.A. DOROTHY MLISS BEATTIE Toronto, Ont. General Course, Vice-President of S.C.A., IV. GRACE ALEXANDRA BEATTY QKKFJ Toronto, Ont. General Courseg Vice-President, Year Execu- tive, IIg Hockey, II, French Club, I, III, IVQ W.U.A., Treasurer, III, President, IV. UNIVERSITY COLLEGE Or 1 v 31 lf 10

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O7 1 la pf , to UNIVERSITY COLLEGE 3T2 PERMANENT EXECUTIVE R. O. STANDISH rPresident3, Miss M. M. DIXON fTreasurer9, Miss E. M. RUTHERFORD tVice-Presidentl, J. H. BROUGHTON fSe-cretaryj. Class History of 3T2 University College N THR fall of l928 a large, if not possibly the largest, freshmen class entered University College. Each member of that class cherished the hope that in the spring of l93Z, he or she, would graduate from the college, having become richer in friendship, learning and experience. Some of those who started with us have fallen under the heavy blow of the examination sword, but the majority have fought their way through the various entanglements and obstacles placed before them. VVe now stand upon the threshold of life, not knowing what the future has in store for us, but confident that the spirit and will exempli- lied in our college days will again bring us out victorious. In academic achievements the class of 3T2 holds an enviable position. Some of us have won scholarships or gained other forms of academic honour, while for the remainder the fact that we are in Class 3T2 is ample indication of our ability. The athletic ability of the Class is clearly shown by the fact that we have contributed players to many intercollegiate teams, such as rugby, golf, hockey, track, swimming, basketball and tennis. The members of the Class have also been very active as regards interfaculty sport and activities. Throughout the four years the Class has been prominent along literary and social lines, having been very active in the University College Literary and Athletic Society. The social functions of the year have consisted of Class parties, smokers and musicales, as well as attention being given by the members of the Class to the larger and more important college functions. ln closing the history of Class 3T2, one closes the happy experiences of four years of life which will long be remembered and which will be lived again many times in front of an open fireplace in company with an old friend. UNIVERSITY COLLEGE Nineteen V NJ On 4 nf' wt TL - r 40

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of Pl I 1 3 fo ROBERT RUTHERFORD BEATTY CAKE, Hamilton, Ont. General Course, Trinity Water Polo, I, U.C. Water Polo, II, III, IV, Manager Intercollegiate Water Polo, IV. Interests- Music, Dramatics. FRANCES HELEN BEGG CHBCIDD Toronto, General Course. DOROTHY ELIZABETH BELTON CAFAJ Toronto General Course. C. J. BENSON Toronto General Course. SANFORD FORBES BIGGAR QBOHJ Hamilton, General Course. ENA MAY BOON Toronto, Ont. Ont Ont Ont Ont Household Economics, S.C.M. Executive II, III, President, WOmen's S.C.M., IV S.C.M. WOmen's Council, W.U.A. Execu- tive, Anna Howe Reeve Prize, III. H. ESTHER BREITHAUPT QACIU Kitchener, Ont General Course. DOROTHY ELIZABETH FRASER BRISBIN Lindsay, Ont. Modern Languages, Argyle House, I, II, III, Head Girl, Cody House, IV. GEORGE GORDON BROOKS Toronto, Ont. English and History, Varsity Staff, I, II, III, IV, Exchange Editor, II, News Editor, Feature Editor, III, Associate Editor, IV, Editor-in-Chief, Undergraduate , IV, Historical Club, III, IV, University Press Club, I, II, III, IV. EDMUND A. BROWN Toronto, Ont. Law. DORIS I. M. BUDREA CAAAJ Toronto, Ont. General Course, Baseball Clnterfacultyl, I, Italian-Spanish Club, IV. ELIZABETH BARCLAY BURTON QKAOH Weston, Ont. U.C. French Society President, IV, U.C. WOmen's S.C.M., Treasurer, III. MARJORIE MELVILLE MCLEOD CAMERON Beaverton, Ont. General Course, Queen's Hall, I, II, III, Whitney Hall, IV. UNIVERSITY COLLEGE Tw67lIfy'0Tlr0 Ol at if at if