University of Western Ontario - Occidentalia Yearbook (London, Ontario Canada)

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Principal: Rev. A. H. Q'Neil, B.A., B.D Dean ot Residence: Rev. L. A. Nelles, B.A. Treasurer: l. K. H. Pope Garland, Rev. Mervin Ansley, BA., M.A., L.Th., Instructor in History Qaculiy of Jlman Galley-.e Waller, Rev. Charles Cameron, B.A., MA D.D., Professor of Hebrew Parker, Rev. Maxwell Bailey M A Lecturer in Religious Knowledge Trumper, Rev. Ashlyn Aitken, Lecturer in Religious Knowledge BA., BD L.Th.,

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4awJz'4faf144w Guinan, Rev. V. I., C.S.B, M.A., Professor of Religion Murphy, Rev. I. Stanley, C.S.B., M.A., Associate Professor of English Armstrong, Rev. Charles Ioseph, B.A., Instructor of Physical Education Burns, Rev. Francis Leo, M.A., Assistant Professor of Economics Connell, Iames Patrick, BA., Instructor in Economics Garvey, Rev. Edwin Charles, PhD., Professor of Philosophy Horne, Gilbert Richard, M.A., Professor of Economics and Political Science Lajeunesse, Rev. Ernest I., M.A., Professor of French Laughlin, Lewis Burton, B.A., Instructor in Library Science Mallon, Rev. Iames Francis, M.A., Associate Professor of Romance Languages McCorlcell, Rev. Edmund Ioseph, M.A., Professor of English MacDonald, Ralph Iames, M.A., Instructor in Philosophy Ruth, Rev. Francis Sylvester, B.A., Associate Professor of Chemistry and Physics Wey, Rev. Ioseph Charles, M.A., Professor of Classics eazzeg.. Campbell, Laughlin Augustine I., M.A., Lecturer in English Denomy, Rev. Alexander loseph, BA M.A., Ph.D., Lecturer in English and History Deverall, Richard Lawrence Grace, BA. Lecturer in Economics and Political Science Kennedy, Rev. L., B.A., M.A., L. 'es L., D. Arch., Lecturer in History Liddell, Helen Hughes, B.A., Lecturer in Classics Morand, Hon. Raymond Ducharme, P.C., MD., Lecturer in Economics and Political Science Mulligan, Maurice Ioseph, BA., M.A., Lecturer in Chemistry Murphy, Rev. Ioseph Stanley, B.A., M.A. Lecturer in English Nosotti, Andrew, BSc., Lecturer in Mathematics Roach, Rev. William Ioseph, B.A., Lecturer in Philosophy Thompson, Rev. George Iames, BA., Lecturer in Latin Weiler, Rev. Arthur Ierome, BA., Lecturer in German Young, Rev. Edmund M., B.A., Lecturer in History may of zfmzm eazzm Dean: Mother M. St. Iames, M.A. Registrar: Mother M. Rosanna, M.A. Brennan, Rev. Francis Ioseph, B.C.L., S.T.L., Professor of Religious Knowledge Cook, Rev. Ioseph Aylward, B.A., M.A., Instructor in Philosophy Mother M. Eileen, B.A., Instructor in Mathematics Mother M. Felicitas, Instructor in German Flannery, Rev. Thomas West, Ph.L., S.T.D Associate Professor of Philosophy Flynn, Rev. Leo. Iames, B.A., S.T.D., S.S.L., Instructor in Latin and Philosophy Mother M. Marie, B.A., M.A., Professor of French and Spanish Mother M. Mercedes, B.A., M.A., Professor of History Pocock, Rev. Iohn Herman, B.A., Professor of Philosophy Mother M. Rosanna, B.A., M.A., Instructor in French and Economics Mother M. St. Iames, B.A., M.A., Professor of English Mother M. St. Michael, B.A., M.A., Instructor in Economics and Latin Wemple, Rev. Lester Albert, B.A., Ph.L., Professor of Philosophy Willson, Pauline Eleanor, B.A., Instructor in Home Economics Baird-Brown, Mme. Georgette, Instructor in French Mother M. Benedict, B.A., Instructor in French Childs, Rev. George Francis, BA., I.C.B I.C.L., Lecturer in Religious Knowledge Frappier, Dorothy Rena, D.P.E., Assistant in Physical Education I

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