Named in the write-up "Acknowledgments": The yearbook staff, known as The Giant, thanks its contributors, staff members, and advisor for their work on the publication. It also credits Frank Brown and his assistants for the photography.[5]
Groups named for this person in the volume: The Giant.
Awards and honours: B.A. - Toronto; Ph.D. - London.
Described in the yearbook: A professor depicted in a satirical classroom scene lecturing students on their lack of attendance and various types of 'goof-offs'.[8]
Named in the write-up "Dr. T. B. Miller's Lecture on Goof-offs": A satirical script depicting a professor lecturing his absent-minded Arts students on the different categories of 'goof-offs', ranging from intellectual dreamers to those distracted by romance or extracurricular activities.[8]
Awards and honours: B. A. (Toronto); Ph. D. (London).
Named in the write-up "Socratics": The college philosophy club held Tuesday evening meetings featuring guest speakers who delivered lectures followed by Socratic-style discussions.[14]
Groups named for this person in the volume: Socratics.
Roles named: Guest Speaker of Alma Mater Society Dinner Dance.
Described in the yearbook: He spoke on the topic of University Government at the inaugural dinner dance.[20]
Named in the write-up "First Annual Alma Mater Society Dinner Dance": The Ortona Legion hosted the inaugural Alma Mater Society Dinner Dance, featuring guest speaker Dr. T. Miller who discussed university government. The event included a smorgasbord meal and musical entertainment by Moe Ktytor.[20]