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

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46801-2270 Z' CU L- :E -J -o-0 CD .2 2.53 aw My ster 270 , IN 02 :QNL Om Q X, 'desi :DO t' :OO O qG1D.Ll.. BOARD OF EDITORS, 1945 Editor-in-Chief A E. ROSS Mvl.l'iAN MARY CLEAVER MvKNlCHT, B.A, R. DOUGLAS LLOYD Copy ldllilltl' .'lSSi5lllIll lfllilltl' Proofs Eflilor PIIOTI PURAPIJIY VIRGINIA M. FOX Photographic' Editor lsrzwl SllOlPSlHVllZ Be-rl Wlilkes Karl Bald llzirry fifilllillll FRATERNITI ES .Iohn Ryan A NNE NICHOLSON Fraternities Editor Peggy Ballers SPORTS DICK MANSELL .IANICE M. MURPHY Men, W'omen .IOHN STRAITON MRS. R. R. IRELAND MISS D. DODINGTON KAY PALMER Staff Artist Advisors and Friends in Need Associate Editor 1898-Burriss Gahan 1899-G. W. Ross 1900-E. H. Cooper 1901-No Publication 1902 -17. H. Phipps 1903-NV. .l. Bird 190-1--E. A. Melntyre 1905-WV. N. Hutton 1906-L. Buchanan 1907-M. F. Dunham 1908-Claris Edwin Silcox 1909-D. E. S. Wishart 1910-G. M. Willoughby 1911--R. C. Geddes 1912-E. A. Bolt MISS A. E. M. PARKES, B.A. Business NIIIIIIIVKEICT FORMER EDITORS 1913-P. T. Dowling 1914-A. McLeod 1915-Herbert Turney 1916-Herbert Turney 1917 -Herbert Turney 1918-J. Bacon Brodie 1919 -H. C. Stapells 1920-Fred C. Hastings 192 1-Roy V. Sowers 1922-Everett L. Wasson 1923-Everett L. Wasson 1924-Ralph B. Cowan 1925iWarner A. Higgins 1926-Fraser VV. Robertson 1927-eGeorge L. Roberts 1928-Wilt'1'erl E. Shure I21 1929 WMaurice T. de Pt-nciu 1930-R. C. H. Mitchell 1931-YV. F. Payton 1932 -Gordon Masters 1933-S. A. R. Wood 1934+172 W. Pooley 1935 -.l. K. Thomas 1936-Frederic Bl'3IlSC0llllN' 1937-Frederic Branscombc 1938-W. Caron Jones 1939-John ,l. Henry 1940-Ralph R. Ireland 1941-Albert S. 'Mallon 1942-Albert S. Mallon 1943-Neil Byce MacDonald 19-14- Harriet Leigh-Mallory

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EDITGRIAL VVl1y Is Torontonensis? Torontonensis, numbing tome, Wfhere Themes and Dedications roam, Pasquale D'Angelic attitudes And biographic platitudes. . . HAT is the indictment of a mere book of record, on whose miscellaneous pages the harassed editor has tried to impose such continuity as he might. We have tried to do more. We have tried to make it more than a book of record- rather, a teeming slice of University life. Une part, the essential part, of Uni- versity life, has grown merged inextric- ably with ourselves. The other part, the accidental, pleasurable round of en- counters, books, debates, April sunlight, dusky October evenings, initiations, plays, prodigious discussions, will rap- idly coalesce beyond detailed recall into a sort of four years' glow, no more dis- tinct than a distant wedding-day rap- ture. It is this latter side of campus life that Torontonensis should aid us to recall. u 4. For nearly half a century Toronton- ensis has been seizing and embalming the attitudes, the aspirations, the activities of a host of graduating students, ulike bridal garments folded away in a linen -2 press to molder until their rediscovery provokes a flood of memories. We have tried to seize more: more of the real and joyous. And we have tried to avoid embalming it. In as lively a vol- ume as the often intractable material would permit, we have tried by informal pictures, by brittle, stimulating commen- tary, by exciting layouts. to retain all that was lively and keep it alive and refreshing. Vlfe know we have not more than partly succeeded, but we think we have not altogether failed. In twenty years. in fifty. may this volume of Torontonensis recall memories as priceless, and seem to you as exciting and alive, as it does to us, the editors, now.