. McGill News . er him with grateful heart for timely advice andfruitful suggestion in connection with his University work. Of his class of thirteen, five, at least, have gone to theirlong rest; among the number being Mr. R. D. McGibbon,who, in his lifetime, was a prominent lawyer in the cityof Montreal. Of those who are still living the followingmay be mentioned: Mr. Eugene Laflcur, one of the leadinglawyers of Montreal; \en. Archdeacon Forneret of Hamil-ton, Ont., and Rev. Dr. W. H. Warriner, Professor in theCongregational College and for some time the ActingPrincipal of that institution. Th
. McGill News . er him with grateful heart for timely advice andfruitful suggestion in connection with his University work. Of his class of thirteen, five, at least, have gone to theirlong rest; among the number being Mr. R. D. McGibbon,who, in his lifetime, was a prominent lawyer in the cityof Montreal. Of those who are still living the followingmay be mentioned: Mr. Eugene Laflcur, one of the leadinglawyers of Montreal; \en. Archdeacon Forneret of Hamil-ton, Ont., and Rev. Dr. W. H. Warriner, Professor in theCongregational College and for some time the ActingPrincipal of that institution. This brief notice can, perhaps, not be more fittinglyconcluded than by a quotation from the Resolution passedin this connection by the Library Committee, with whichthe Corporation of the University took occasion to associ-ate itself: A scholar, a patriot, a gentleman. These are greatwords to add of one who was master of his own craft andthey were eminently true of the late Charles H. Gould. IQIQ THE McClLL NEWS 27. THE CHAMPIONS McGILL WINS CHAMPIONSHIP THE re\i\al of intercollegiate athletics this year wassignalized by almost unprecedented successes on thepart of McGills representati\es in various branchesof sport. This was largely due to the increased enrollment,Which meant a larger field from which winning teams couldbe picked, and to the immense amount of interest whichwas taken by all in the different branches of athletics. Theopening of the s|)lendid new Stadiuin was also a greatfactor in arousing enthusiasm; and the undergraduates,with this concrete e\ idence before them, realized as ne\erbefore that the\ had the support of the alumni. The factthat every undergraduate is expected to participate insome form of sport or physical training is another incenti\eto excel in competition with students of other years orfaculties. The Uni^-ersit^? authorities and the Students Councildeserve congratulations for the support they have gi\enthe athletes of McGill, everything possible bei
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