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

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VARS T Home Again The Bracken Trophy for editorial excellence among Canadian university papers came back to Toronto for the third time in six years in The Va.rsit'y's seventieth year. Win- ning editorial, October Campus , was Writ- ten by Editor-in-Chief Frank Moritsugu fright abovel. Managing Editor lack Gray, who will take over editorship for 1951-52, wrote supporting piece. The people who did the work: ill At ban- quet pins went to hardest workers. C27 Asst. News Ed. Ian Montagnes, News, Iim Knight, CUP Vince Egan. 137 Book Re- views, lack Ferguson, A.M.6fD., Bill Glenresk. C47 Science Editors Stan Greben and Dave Coates. Fea- tures, Lenore Kert. 151 Sports: Editor Bruce Macdonald, Women's Editor Betty Aston, Asst. Mal Crawford. 167 Photos, Pete Wade, Asst. Bob Rapp. 17? Mortician Doreen Iessup, Make- up, Don Stevenson, Copy, Barbara Browne. C81 ll.24 p.m. - The paper is put to bed. Varsity Staff photo by P. Wade

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Q' 3' fi' ' -se 2 'mmf' - :' ff'fi f .-4 .gf -1 4.1. -gl-Q..-3 QM -,tu X. 1. ,V KEN If 7 ' , 1 4 ww . if V 7 . Q ff 4, f . ,.. ye-by '4 ' .1- .H ,-. The Varsity first ap- peared on Oct. 7, 1880. a weekly review of Edu- cation, University Poli- tics and Events. In seventy years it has 1 grown to a daily tabloid. V published 100 days of 1 each university year. As Q lusty at '70 as it had t been in earlier days, its 3 main job remains the re- a cording of campus life- ' absurd and otherwise. In Seventy Years In seventy years The Varsity has had editors fired, missed one of the biggest stories in its career fthe U.C. Fire in 18891, hopped from office to office, grown gradually with the University. True to its traditions, it has its great names, ranging from Mackenzie King to Wayne and Shuster, its problems fthe latest is sexl, its rewards fparties un- HE. duplicated a n y - where, pay for masthead members, a sense of education impossible to a stu- dentl. For histor- ians, its pages are a mine of informa- tion and misinfor- mation, its letters a record of shifting opinion, its editor- ials and Crusades a reflection o f t h e thinking student. S t a r t i n g as a weekly magazine, it became a weekly Y X .ffi ws, P if 1, A FF I ,A V 1 1 ,H A' R 5. jx.. .ffiif -- ,' s. -- Xin-I f.,',r fl ' fi it lf 41 'f , 3- g nu j I 1 . 1 tp.:.z.v f. Zttwt , '--llgr. ., -. . ? ' it -Li i A , '11, 1 ' ya lgll lp. 5 - 'YI 13-. N' .1 rm 'fell 'A I 2 'gl ' F-' ' ' sv '0 tl NQ,jg1,'f .5 - . fi! K 1. -- - ---I - ,gtzrz-f ,'.4:, hfE.-'r.'.i . .k ,I ff? 5 - - Wifi:--Q-' lug , Q -.my. L... -. - ---- -: -.--.-- First Issue newspaper in 1909, a tri-weekly in 1911, a daily in 1923. Follow- ing the great 'invasion in 1946 it became a tabloid, moved to a modern printing plant and rotary presses. With a daily circulation of over 10,000 it has become the British Empire's largest daily university paper, one of its best. Outstanding fight has been for freedom, particularly of the press.

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I- P BILL RAYMOND DOUG. SHERK Ed1tor ASSlSfQHf Echtor MARG. COLE MURIEL MELVILLE 2, M4 73911 53 Q1 JI, ,1 l I f M 9 . In If y A ff, . ,Que - H Ifqi.-,,:,: , , ..,., ,. ,..4 ,Y , f,.N jx - .V f 1' ' ' A2 DALE MCCARTHY DIANA COOK DOROTHY ADAMS 26 O Torontonensis Editorial Board 1950-1951 O TOM PEZZACK IOAN WILKINSON GAYLE BOWRON IOAN PM-TER REGINA SWADRON