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FRIDAY, MAY 4,
CHARLOTTETOWN,
1962
his administrative ability, Bill
also went out into the field,
playing Varsity football this
year (winning the cleanest
player award), and winning an
inter - Collegiate debate last
year against St. F.X.
Bill plans to pursue medical
studies next fall either at Dalhousie or at the University of
Ottawa.
* * *
Fran MacDougall
Secretary and president of
the Girls' Debating Society,
secretary of the Students' Un-
* * *
Bill "Bronco" Dolan, from
Brooklyn, N.Y., worked with
RED and WHITE , for
two
years, first as Business Managre and later as Editor-in-
Miss Frances MacDougall
Mr. James McAuley
Jim "Squeaks" MacAuley, a
lative of St. Peter's Bay, P.E.I.,
arned his administrative "D"
nainly in the realm of sports.
Tim first because a member of
he A.A.A. Council in 58-59 as
manager of the Varsity hockey
team. The following year, he
nanaged the Varsity football
team as well as the intramural.
Tn 60-61, he was elected vicepresident of the A.A.A. and
retained his seat on the executive this year as A.A.A. president. During his undergraduate
years, Jim has taken a very
keen interest in promoting
sports on campus, and in leaving, he encourages students to
take a greater participation in
sport activities, especially in
the intra-murals. Jim plans to
teach at Morell next fall.
on, Prefect of the Sodality,
ife secretary of the Senior
Ulass — all add up to service
vith a capital " S " . These comprise some of the activities in
vhich silver award
winner
T
ran MacDougall participated
iuring her four years at S.D.U.
I wish to apologize sincerely
Fran, who was born on the for being a Senior. Everyone is
r
sland maintains that the time down on me for it. But, I
^.pent in these extra-curricular couldn't help it. It is the acciactivities was the most valuable dent of four years in attendance
part of her college years, satis- at university (that is, under
faction-wise.
usual circumstances). I can't
Among the other activities in understand all the meaningless
which she took part (secretary inversion of the proper order
of the P.C. Club, secretary of of things that denounces one
the Junior Class Committee), for becoming what was expectFran values her position as ed of him. May I suggest a
Prefect of the Sodality most- solution to this dilemma. Why
This has played an important not forgo the name Senior and
part in her life, and she feels call upper class Junior class No.
it is an invaluable asset in the 1 and Junior class No. 2 This
life of all Catholic College wo- would eradicate the embarrassment of being associated with
men.
Fran's immediate plans for an elite, especially when this
the future are for a teaching draws the ire of proletarian
position in a High School on the elements who seek the academic
utopia of a classless society.
Island.
Distraught Senior
Dear Editor
Chief. He served as secretarytreasurer of the Junior Class,
60-61, and spent two years on
the A.A.A. Council as Hockey
manager and Track and Field
manager. Recently he was
elected life vice-president of the
Senior Class. Besides exercising
Mike New
; N.F.C.U.S.
Boss
Mr. Michael Lane, Junior
Science, was recently elected
Chairman of the NFCUS committee for 62-63 in succession
to out-going chairman Desmond
|Duffy.
According to Mike, the N F
CUS committee is presently
considering taking a mandate
on discounts for College students. The group is also studying methods taken by other
colleges in carrying out this
program, and questionnaires
for this purpose will soon be
sent to them. Under consideration are the effects which the
proposed student rates will
have on students and local businessmen. Mike feels this project should create renewed interest in the activities of N F
CUS.
D.M.M.
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PAGE THREE
GOOD BYE WITH TEARS
Four Honored For Administrative Work
For the first time in history
[the Students' Union has awarded three gold "D's" and one
silver "D" to four graduating
seniors for their valuable con:
tributions in
administrative
work to the students at S.D.U.
during
their
undergraduate
i years.
Based on a points system
graded according to the importance of executive positions, a
gold D is awarded to male students who have accumulated
1,000 points or more, and a
silver D to co-eds having from
600 to 800 points.
Recipients of gold awards are
William A. Dolan, James MacAuley, and Daniel O'Hanley.
while the silver award goes to
Frances MacDougall.
P. E. I.
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A last will and testament of
the departed usually
brings
much anticipation on the part
of the claimants and hopeful
heirs.
The senior class, knowing
fully well that their talents
were envied by the depraved
lower classes feel an obligation
to better the lot of these uninitiated and bring an end to
the anticipation.
In the field of music, Dan
O'Hanley leaves his "Loveliest
Night of the Year" to Father
Cameron's High School Choir.
Virginia McDougall leaves her
singing ability and short hair
to Peggy. Willie Dolan would
like to give lessons on how to
sing "One an-a-two an-a-three"
to any admirer.
In sports, Mike Hawrylak
leaves his dipsy-doodle style to
the would-be buzzers of the
intramural. Hughes hopes that
McLean might have got a few
tips on how to play defense. To
those who would need more
arms rather than a stick, apply
to Don McMillan.
Turning to science, Jack
Graduation
Preview
Noonan bequeathes his lab book
to Sudsie. On the science of
love, Creigrhan would like to
show Gerry McFarlane "how to
go steady." DesRoches leaves
his math book to his Junior
classmates.
Guitar-pickers Gauthier, Duffy and Quinn leave their talents
to the pea-pickin' sophomores.
Curran and car leave many
broken hearts on the road by
M.C.
Crash and Norm leave the
bowling alleys and trophies to
those who will take charge in
the future;,
Benson bequeathes his logical
oratory to the new editor of
Red and White.
Ambrose is unable to leave
the Brace since he owns too
large a share in it at present.
Gerry Giddings leaves city
girls for the belles of Summerside.
Gavin will "donate" the litle
golden hoop to a neighbor of
Largest
Graduation
Class Ever
Sunday, May 13; Pontifical
High Mass at 4:00 p.m. Celebrant: Most Rev. M. A. MacEachern, D.D., Bishop of Charlottetown, and Chancellor of the
University. Baccalaureate sermon by Rev. J. V. Cass, S. J.
Tuesday, May 15: Graduates'
Mass at 8:00 a.m. followed by
Communion breakfast in the
University Dining Room (graduates only).
Commencement exercises begin at 3:00 p.m. The Honourable Thane A. Campbell, Chief
Justice of P.E.I. will address
the graduates.
Graduation Prom at 9:00 p.m.
Admission strictly by invitation.
K.M
Fifty-six candidates will be
eligible for degrees this year.
If all are successful this will be
the largest Graduation Class
ever at S.D.U. Of this number,
thirty are candidates for the
Bachelor of Arts, ninteen for
the Bachelor of Science, and
seven for Bachelor of Commerce.
Once again the boys will outnumber the girls, this time by
7 to 1 (forty-nine boys to seven
girls).
Thirteen of the candidates
will also be eligible for honors.
Provided they all maintain
their averages in the finals,
this number will also represent
the highest number of "Honours" graduates in one year at
S.D.U.
D.M.M.
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Baccalaureate Sermon
Father John V. Cass, S. J.
will give the Baccaloureate sermon for the Graduating Class
of '62, on Sunday evening, May
13. Fr. Cass, a former student
of S.D.U. and brother of Rev.
F. Cass of S.D.U., was ordained
a Jesuit in 1934, taught philosophy at the Jesuit seminary
in Toronto for twenty years,
and is presently teaching at
Loyola College in Montreal. He
is well-known as a retreat
master and mission preacher,
and as recently as 1957, he
conducted the men's retreat at
S.D.U.
M.L.C.
"HEY LET'S TWIST"
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OPEN YOURS, TODAY.
Father John V.
Cass To Deliver
Baccalqureate
Sermon
Monday and Tuesday, May 7th and 8th
Joe Dee — The Starliters
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the roll-away.
Morrison leaves his laundry
business to the highest bidder;
only co-eds may apply!
Sexton leaves others a chance
for telephone-romances.
Frenchie leaves the honor of
possessing a genuine picture of
the first president of the National State of Quebec to Paul
Gelinas.
Brazel bequeathes his capacity
for spirits to the dry Junior
rabble.
Fisher departs from the city
hospital and switches to the
Victoria General in Halifax to
give underlings a chance.
Stella leaves for Hamilton,
Ontario, where another prominent Islander will form a
"closed shop".
McMillan leaves
Hudson's
Bay Co., to the Eskimo co-operativefs society.
Sherry leaves "sherry" to the
Foreign Missions.
Herewith exalted Seniors enrich the poor world.
D.J.M.
We are pleased to
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University.
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Barbara Sheiley —
SHADOW OF THE CAT"
Monday and Tuesday, May 14th and 15th.
Curt Jergens — Victoria Shaw
"I AIM AT THE STARS"
Wednesday and Thursday, May 16th and 17th.
Anthony Hull — Joyce Taylor
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Monday to Thursday, May 21st to 24th.
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