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

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UNIVERSITY COLLEGE Lewis Samuel Ross CEAUI5 Kitchener, Ont. C1465 Honour Law. Matriculated from Kitchener Collegiate Institute. Justice of Moot Court IV. Intends to do post-graduate Philosophy and eventually to practice Law. John A. Rottenberg Toronto, Ont. C1475 Mathematics and Ph ysics CAp- plied Math.5. Square peg in round hole. COr was learning Einstein's Theory of Relativity, enough?5 Richard Irwin Ruggles Toronto, Ont. C1485 Got my start in L.P.C., Emmanuel was not for me, On the contrary, found Geography, dramatics sound. Re the future, who can tell? Probably to . . . teaching. Alex. Richard Salzman Toronto, Ont. C1495 Pass Arts on no Scholarships. Embryo doctor or sailor. Self- styled connoisseur of women. Well-known athlete, competing in football, baseball, etc. Cwas whiz at etc.',5 U.C. Staff Trophy Il, Varsity and U.C. Colours. Harold Irvin Schiff Toronto, Ont. C1505 Physics and Chemistry. Origi- nally from Kitchener. Entered Varsity on Scholarship and en- joyed several since. Accepted membership in C.O.T.C. Univer- sity Chemical Club President IV. Hopes to do post-grad. work here. Kathleen Ann Schiller CIYPB5 St. Catharines, Ont. C1515 A combination of the St. Cath- arines Standard atmosphere with that of Whitney Hall is leading toward a journalistic career. Margaret Charlotte Scott Windsor, Ont. C1525 Pass Arts. Was interested in basketball, volleyball and Law. Future-Osgoode Hall? Sylvia Esther Sharf CIA I1 5 Toronto, Ont. C1535 Pass Arts. Hates wolves and speaking in public. Would rather spend time drinking black coffee than attending lectures. She is famed for her absent-mindedness. Ralph G. Shepherd Timmins, Ont. C1545 Law-to-Pass-to-General. Inter- ests-The U.C. Parliament and the C.C.F. Post-graduation plans -Intensive work in Psychology and Economics and perhaps dab- bling a bit in politics. Sheila Shift Toronto, Ont. C1555 Came up from Harbord laden with Language Scholarship, and promptly dropped it. I? II So- ciology Club, III Beginning to awage, IV Too bad. Elizabeth Shirriff CII B435 Toronto, Ont. C1565 Pass Arts via Branksome Hall. Beautified the Tall Chorus I-III. W.U.A. Executive I. In R.C.N. V.R. Jr. Auxiliary, and joining Red Cross Transport shortly. Eva Schoichet CIA Il 5 Toronto, Ont. C1575 From Harbord C.I. into Soc. and Philosophy, into Psychology. Dean of Sorority III. In summers tried playground activity and Hamilton Hospital. Want to go on to Clini- cal Psych. Anne Silverstein CA E415 Toronto, Ont. C1585 Entered Pass Arts at U.C. from Jarvis Collegiate. Future plans are indefinite. Sara Socol Toronto, Ont. C1595 Pass Arts via Harbord. Staff of The Varsity I-II, Avukah, Pub- licity Chairman I-II. Future un- decided. Abraham Sone Toronto, Ont. C1605 Pass CScience5 student5. Came to U.C. to learn the Art of billiards and swimming. Results - un- known. Intends to continue edu- cation after the war. George Soutar Toronto, Ont. C1615 Pass Arts. Chief loves-porridge, the Shorter Catechism and Philo- sophy. What learned? Just enuff to amaze the unlearn'd, and make the learned smile. Thanks, Pope! l24l Ida Clara Spivak Toronto, Ont. C1625 Sociology. From Harbord C.I. Member Sociology Club, Social and Educational Committees of Jewish Student Fellowship. In- terested in music, grease paint, and Canadian Jewish Congress Servicemen's Club. Ralph Axel Staal New York, U.S.A. C1635 Maths. and Physics, Division I. Aim: Teaching. Hobbies: Music. canoe trips, music, philosophy, sports, music, chess. Two sum- mers spent at Boys' Camps, two summers with H.E.P.C. Elizabeth Mary Stenhouse Toronto, Ont. C1645 Born Toronto-last stronghold of civilization. Entered Civil Ser- vice but escaped - in gratitude took up Philosophy. Now pre- pared to defy psuedo-sciences like Sociology, Psychology, etc. Jay Roy Storey Toronto, Ont. C1655 Jay's motto - L'Silence is elo- quencef' Ruth Sumner Marlow, Bucks, Eng. C1665 Pass Arts and Whitney Hall in Second Year through transfer from,Montice1lo College, U.S.A. Tennis team, The Varsity II. Fu- ture plans involve return to England. Dorothy G. Swerling CNPE5 Toronto, Ont. C1675 Entered Pass Arts via Harbord C.I. Did volunteer work in nur- sery School. Future plans in- definite. Cathleen Synge Toronto, Ont. C1685 There was a young maiden called Synge Who thought Mathematics the thynge, For four years she tried Both Pure and Applied, But still doesnlt know what she's do-ynge. Marilyn Tanz CACPE5 Toronto, Ont. I C1695 Pass Arts. Worked at Red Cross Blood Donors' Clinic. Hopes to do post-graduate work at the Institute of Child Study.

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UNIVERSITY COLLEGE FRESHIES PREDOMINATE as the annual Soph-Frosh Banquet is staged in the Crystal Ballroom of the King Edward Hotel. Under ioint-Lit sponsorship, the banquet is one of several events designed to launch U.C. irosh on their career. l23l

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UNIVERSITY COLLEGE M , . SUNDAY, MONDAY, every day it's Taq Day. United Welfare Chest is the beneficiary this time, and the girls seem to be giving with u smile. E251