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

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l f 670,44 Pa To few persons is given the privilege of looking into the Future. To the Class of '44, practically anything may happen: but in about ten years, a quick survey may reveal Leo La Fontaine's name in the Gazette office forbidding the playing of cards. A further investigation of the doings of '44 will take us to the Bell Telephone Directory, edited by lack Cram, the Handbook man. The first familiar name we run across is that of Bus Cole, modelling for Henry, Iones and Ward- Cut-rate Suits for Men . Pat Humphries, at last report, was still engaged in the distribution of l943 Oxys. Ken Gunn is passing out cigars in celebration of his eighth, and Hugh MacNiven is the new superintendent of Supertest Service. ln the year l964, Circulation Manager of the Free Press is Iulia Hunter. The young McTavish boys are the back-bone of the current South Collegiate football team. Prominent in Middlesex county social activities is Mrs. I. Timothy C'Hollighan, formerly lean McEachran. Ace Sales Manager for the Coca-cola Company of Can- ada, Bob Davis is busily engaged in increasing his potential Market. Following a career determined upon at Western, Don Smith has recently been appointed to the Liquor Control Board of Ontario. Known in his University days as Iohnny I. f'?l Downs, of the collar-length hair and pale green tie, is the current sensation in the realm of better music in and about New York. More nearly local in his fame is the Commanding Cfficer of the Woodstock Boys' Brigade, Colonel Kehoe-his able assistant being the Reverend Gordon Pickell. Ken Lawton, local truant officer, is well known in local alleys, and Stanton's improvements on the Einstein Theory of Bela- tivity are catching on. ln her University days she was Margaret Guymer, Sub-prefect in her year, now in l974 she is President of the lnfant Bands of Ioy. Silver-tongued Dr. Glenn Campbell is the most recent appointment to the Canadian Senate. Q ft, Widely known by her professional name, A Catherine Platt continues to turn out best sell- . X 6 ers in profusion. We do not call these highlights, but mere fy samples of the glory to be reflected upon our ,A r' Alma Mater, as the Class of Arts '44, Univer- , ll lvl sity of Western Ontario, inscribes its name in , the sands of time.

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K as. ALBERT ABRAMSON Gt tneral Arts I.Ol'l VON, O NT. '7' J. BYRON BOUGHNER nour Business Administration LONDON, ONT. Alpha Kappa Psi Jtfixterly Review of Commerce JOHN W. ARNOLD RAYMUND BAINBOROUGH JOHN BARDWELL Hgnguy Biolgqy Honour Science Honour Chemistry and Physics ST. THOMAS, ONT. GORE BAY, ONT. APPIN, ONT. ARTHUR BECKMAN Honour Business Administration PORT STANLEY, ONT. DONALD BLACK COff11'I1'9TC9 Club Honour Enalish and French Ou-irrterly Review of Commerce Swrmmmq Sky Club Alpha Kcrppa Psi ANGELA BOEHMER General Arts KITCHENER, ONT. French Club Golr Gazette GORDON BRETT General Arts MADOC, ONT. LONDON, ONT. THORA BRADLEY General Arts WINDSOR, ONT. Gamma Phi Beta Arear Executive Interyear Sports Senior Basketball JOHN G. BROWN Honour Math. and Physics LONDON, ONT. Year Executive lnterfaculty Sports Swinnriina Tearn Badminton 'lgrcor ' Tennis Science Club Student Court Gazette Soccer 9 JAMES BRYDON Honour Chemistry ROCKWOOD, ONT. Kappa Tau Sigma