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

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Zin jllllemoriam Zbarolh Grover Qrmstrong, MB., r.R.s.c. ENG., F.A.c.s. Associate in Surgery 19rofessor jllilaitlano Qtrease Boswell B.A.sC., PHD., ,ur Depit. of Chemistry, Researcher into production of dyes and utilization of waste gases. jllililton Qlexanoer Buchanan, BA., PH.D, r.R.s.C. Professor Emeritus of Italian and Spanish. Eames Qlfreh ZJBaIe, MA. lst Professor of Social Science, lst Full Time Director of the Social Service Dept. Qllfreo Qiennpson Ee Zlurp, MA., LL.D. Former Dean of the Faculty of Arts, Head of the Dep't. of Mathematics, Served the U. of T. 1892-1934. Zllbeohore Geiger, inn. Visiting Professor of Political Economy. 3Brofessor william GC. filarkman, MA. Depit. of Political Economy, Specialist in Studies on transportation. Zfaerhert Qpenrer Slarkson, B..-X., PHD., r.R.s.c Professor of Mycology and Head of the Depit of Botany, Chairman of the Graduate Department of Botany. william jilames Zlouhon, BA. Professor Emeritus of Mechanics. . 1 ',u' ' V. 'iz' 1 '22 f 5' william Magnet, MD., B.CH.V,. B.A.o., D.P.H., LL.D. 1 Assistant Professor of Pathology, Administrator, St. Michael's Hospital. 'fleigbton G. jiiltfllattbp, LL.D. Member of the Board of Governors for 14 yrs. George jllilrftiullagb, LL.n. Member of the Board of Governors for 16 yrs. Jfranie 35. QB iLearp, MB. Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology. ,L-fijif. 1 :Af-

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