The Student Medical Society was formed in 1921. Open to students registered in the School, later College, of Medicine, the S.M.S. promotes the interests and welfare of the Medical Students with regard to their educational, social, and athletic life. In later years it also acted as a means of communications between the student body and Faculty of Medicine. Society publications include "Interface", "Biopsy", "The Saskatchewan Medical Student Journal", and "Deja Vu".

William Connelly was born in 1882. Helen Connelly (née) was born in 1885. They were married in Findlater, Saskatchewan on July 3, 1912. They had daughters Stella, who died in 1915, and Viola, who died in 2008. Helen Connelly died on September 9, 1949. The 1948 Henderson’s Directory lists William Connelly as living in Moose Jaw and working as a carpenter.

William died on April 10, 1967.

George Cole was born to Ezra Peck Cole and Violet May Cole (nee Rogers) in 1927 in Moncton, New Brunswick. Both of George's parents were originally from New Brunswick, and had moved to the Queen's Park, Saskatchewan district before he was born. However, George's mother had returned to New Brunswick for her parents' anniversary, and decided that it would be unwise to make the two week return train journey, so waited in New Brunswick until George's birth. George was educated in the Queen's Park S.D., and farmed for most of his life. He married his wife, Margaret, in 1950.

Sharon Elizabeth Heavin was born in 1948 to Frank Tatlow and Beattrice Tatlow (Mattson). In 1971, in Melfort, Sharon married Larry Heavin. They had four children: Warren, Brent, Robert, and Kendra. Sharon was a house wife and worked with the Melfort and District Museum. She also volunteered with the Cancer Society, Melfort Agricultural Society, and the Melfort and District Museum and she attended the Melfort United Church.