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Page Page FACULTY OF ARTS AND SCIENCE: LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC DEPARTMENT (Continued): Arts ‘24 S Livestock Club 81 Arts Men’s Undergraduate Executive 28 Agriculture Discussion Club 81 Arts ‘25 29 International Debates 82 Arts ‘26 32 Students’ Christian Movement 84 Arts Women’s Undergraduate Executive 35 Social Science Club 85 Arts ‘27 36 Alumni 85 Literary and Scientific Executive 86 FACULTY OF APPLIED SCIENCE: Students’ Council 87 Science’24 Science ‘25 50 ATHI,ETICS: Science ‘26 52 Men’s Athletics 88 Science ‘27 54 Senior Rugby 88 Nursing 56 Second Rugby Team 93 Science Men’s Undergraduate Executive 58 Freshman Rugby Team 93 First Soccer Team 95 FACULTY OF AGRICULTURE: Second Soccer Team 97 Agriculture ‘24 59 Third Soccer Team 99 Agriculture ‘25 64 Boxing Club 99 Agriculture ‘26 65 Senior A Basketball 101 Agriculture ‘27 66 Senior B Basketball 108 Agriculture Undergraduate Executive 68 Intermediate A Basketball 104 Intermediate B Basketball 104 FACUlTY OF EDUCATION 69 Men’s Athletic Executive 105 Track Club 106 THE MARSHALS 71 Ice Hockey 108 Swimming Club 110 PUBLICATIONS BOARD 72 Grass Hockey 110 Badminton Club 112 LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC DEPARTMENT 74 Rowing Club 113 Pianists’ Club 74 Musical Society 75 WOMEN’S ATHLET:CS 114 Women’s Literary Society 76 Track Club 114 Men’s Literary Society 76 Gymnasium Club 115 Engineering Discussion Club 77 Swimming Club 116 Mathematics Club 77 Grass Hockey Club 116 La Canadienne 77 Women’s Athletic Executive 117 Players’ Club 79 Senior A Basketball 118 Letters Club 80 Senior B Basketball 118 Chemistry Society 80 Tennis Club 121 Historical Society 81 Outdoors Club 123

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I Christmas College passivity the the thirty-four at in we this our the things enabling initiation hundred our that seen Normal. self-sufficiency of confident, and had girls’ only ERLING WILLIAM ‘BURTON. JEAN BURTON. Erling was always quiet, thoughtful and earnest; but a summer spent in Wash Has been ansong us for two years, but is still enveloped in an air of mystery. ington with several unrefined and carefree Senior friends made him forget his phil Opinion has it that she is an exiled Russian Countess. She looks that way, and has osophical musings. It is rumored that while there he wrote an inscription in four exclusive tastes. She forgets her sorrows in listening to the music of the great languages (none of them in English) above the door. We wonder where the source artists, particularly the Russians, and can herself sing and play most charmingly. of the inspiration was located. Erling goes into raptures over the classics and Teas are her favorite social diversion. When there is nothing of this sort on hand, music—soulful music. He has also yielded at last to his irrepressible desire to she solaces herself with Chesterton and the magazine called ‘‘Vanity Fair.” ‘‘step out.’’

MARJORIE LOUISE ELLIOTT. HELEN WILMA REITH. Experience, joined with common sense, In mortals is a Providence. Cheer upl ./Imor omnia vincit. Who says Helen’s middle name is Venus? Louise finds Philosophy or Botany equally fascinating, and can even arouse Arts ‘24 needs someone like Helen to prove that the class is not altogether lacking interest in a Sociological discussion. After long and serious perusal of Balzac and in dignity. Her chief pastime is looking up lost reference books and Jo. When she Flaubert, she firmly believes that ‘‘romanticism is a state of mind.” Her favorite isn’t discoursing in French on an English essay, she is philosophizing on the weather. occupation is lending class notes and summaries to others in need, while she herself Like most women of her sex, she has a hidden passion. Puzzle—find it. manages to secure those elusive first-class marks in all exams. She is a splendid pal and the best of friends.

KATHLEEN EDITH MACNAGHTEN. CARL TOLMAN. Better known among the members of the class as Kay. One case in which the Carl’s first year was spent in Victoria College; but, after eighteen months as exception has proved the rule—bobbed hair really suits her, don’t you think? But, prisoner of war in Germany, he was able to survive the capital city with no bad much to our surprise and in spite of the combination of brown curls and brown effects. Honors in Geology will be followed by post-graduate work to prove(?) eyes, Kay has developed, in the last two years, a sudden and lasting desire for work, that the theory of’ Isostasy” is correct. His spare time is a mixture of class Marshal, and, unlike most of us, she really worksl One of the few who actually enjoy living Treasurer of the A.M.U.S., rugby, Arts ‘20 relay, and the odd ‘‘hop” in such a manner in North Vancouver. as nowise to interfere with a first-class standing.

[PAGE NINE) NAHAR SINGH MANGAT. LAURA MAY ARCHIBALD. ?vlangat is the best of all arguments for justice to the East Indian. Coming Archibald? Certainly not! Although she comes from Victoria, Laura is from Calcutta less than two years ago, he was, we believe, the first of his race to enter rather a speedy woman. An expert tennis and badminton player, she also takes our Hall of Learning. Despite the handicap of a half-term lost, of a strange language, down the weighty minutes for our class. Laura possesses the happy faculty of and unaccustomed educational methods, he took his year. He is an authority among making friends, not only with the students, but also with the professors. We are us on internationalism. He is also an exploiter of his own eloquence on its behalf. almost certain that she admires (in secret of course) several pillars of the institu He has shed some rather searching rays of enlightenment at the S.C.M. Conference, tion. Laura could outclass all competitors in a ‘‘slow-motion” eating contest. and is a valued member of the Social Science Club. We wonder what takes her to the church six times a week.

HELEN CREELMAN. FREDERICK JAMES BRAND ‘‘Hoot, mon! how are ye the day?” No, she protests, she is not Scotch. As a “An abridgment of all that is pleasant in man.” us of our a greeting it’s just a mark of great versatility in modern languages and of overflowing “Freddie” joined at the beginning third year, scholarship man from spirits. Dark rumor has it that Helen and Nancy have just signed a contract with Victoria College. Since that time his combined geniality and earnestness of spirit the Orpheum Circuit for the summer months, the former to render dramatic versions have won him many friends amongst us. His successes include Honors, Maths. in song of the latter’s triolets. All joking aside, she has filled many weighty positions, and Physics, instructing a Math. I class, managing the circulation of the “Ubyssey,” from class Secretary to Bandmaster at High Jinks. and officially boosting S.C.M. activities. We have as yet failed to find his weakness, even among the freshettes.

LYLE ERRINGTON MUNN. ETHEL MARGARET MacLEAN. ‘‘I see no objection to stoutness—in moderation.” In other words, Linky, the most cheerful, lovable, happy-go-lucky person in High, wide and handsome, Lyle has used his manly form to good advantage Arts ‘24. Ethel’s ambition in life is to be a prominent M.D., and to that end she in the tug-of-war team. As Vice-President of the Men’s Lit., in his junior year, spends her time in the Zoology Lab., where she dissects worms and cuts up starfish he acquired knowledge which, combined with his interest in scandal and the Fresh with amazing zeal and dexterity. Besides her medical proclivities, Ethel has a ettes, will take him far (afield?) in his chosen profession—Law. He is a true disciple leaning towards athletics, playing basketball for the class, as well as turning Out of the principle, ‘‘Cherchons la femme.” for Varsity tennis tournaments.

[PAGE TEN ARTHUR LLOYD WHEELER EDITH LILIAN KNOWLING. Lloyd came into Arts ‘24 as a sophomore. His record before that was veiled ‘‘A dainty maiden, wondrous lair.” in mystery—Victoria High School and the Air Force. However, neither of these Edith is a very popular member of the year, who dances, swims, skates, goes had done him any real harm, and his record in all ways is one of the best. As a to the movies, and with as little effort ‘‘sometimes” studies or goes to Sociology soph., he won the scholarship in English and Economics. As a junior, he was lectures—pardon, we mean part of the lecture. She pursues the even tenor of her President of his year; and as a senior, he performs admirably the duties of Editor- way regardless of the many, but there are none who can escape the spell of her in-Chief. As a member of the Letters Club, he mingles with the intelligentzia and bewitching eyes. There is a rumor that she is French, certainly so in type, but can get away with it. perhaps only founded on her devotion to that language. Favorite expressions: “You gotta hand it to that guy Cicero,” and “Some Favorite expression: ‘‘Just a minute, nowl” babyl”

FLORENCE EVANGELINE JOHNSON. HAROLD BROCK CANTELON. ‘‘And beauty born of murmuring sound.” Harold is the blonde-haired Bull Montana of our class; he majors in badminton and minors in History. On the Florence has drifted through her Varsity career collecting friends and first ‘‘Ubyssey” he made phenomenal progress in ad vancing from chief reporter to sporting editor. Has represented his year in several as a of course. Popular, witty, carefree, with an unexpected ability classes matter class as a frequently astonishes her friends. She is an debates, and result has convinced his classmates of the truth of the lines: for dramatic art, with which she ardent ‘‘Words are like leaves, and where most swimming, rowing, athletics and out-bars. Just a whisper— they abound devotee of dancing, Much fruit of sense beneath is rarely found.” we hear she is thinking of establishing a beauty parlor, marcelling a specialty.

HENRY NORMAN CROSS. MYRTLE LORAINE KIEVELL. Although a Letters Club member, Henry plays rugby and soccer for his class, Myrtle, of the violet eyes, can be found at almost any time in the reading room also deigning to lead countless common-room capers. His part as Hindu servant with her head buried in a volume of Renaissance History, or, more likely, a novel. almost ended disastrously when Harry, bare-footed and with a tray of dishes on his She has distinguished herself by being one of the very few in ‘24 who has pursued, head, stepped on a foot-light. We hope his performance as the pitiful fantastic, even on into her senior year, the study of a ‘‘dead” language. She is an active which was called the best in years, and his role in the spring play, will lead to member of the French Club and a speedy basketball player, as we discovered last greater things in his chosen profession—Dramatics. year in the inter-class games. Her chief diversion is hiking.

(PAOE ELEVEN I JOHN EDGAR GIBBARD. AGNES GILLEN. The S.C.M. boasts an enthusiastic President in Johnny, chief organizer of the Agnes, on first acquaintance, gives the air of a quiet, retiring maiden. Once you student conference and delegate to Alberta. Though it is not part of his creed have attended an oratorical contest and have heard her expound on such mighty to fast, he has music for luncheon two days a week among the songsters of the subjects as ‘‘consolidated schools,” your first impression is badly shattered. She Glee Club. He takes an interest in the Historical Society, and the appearance certainly has very decided opinions on most subjects, and her monstrous small of his name twice on the prize lists of the University bears witness to his ability. voice is raised on many occasions with telling effect. ‘We know that some day Further diversion from his honor course in History and Economics he finds in the Agnes will make a famous school trustee. time-honored way—but there, her name must not appear in the ‘‘Annual” till ‘27.

FERN JAMES. JOHN ALEXANDER CAMPBELL-SMITH. Fern came to us in her junior year from Victoria College, and has entered into ‘‘Ii n’y a pire eau que l’eau gui don.” our class activities in a most ‘‘life-like” manner. Time was when Fern considered Campbell is one of the more reserved members of the class. His bashfulness the winning of medals an agreeable pastime, but since coming to college she has has so far proved him immune to the charms of the opposite sex. He is an em been satisfied with a few firsts, and spends the odd moments in Chalmers’ tank, bodiment of the idea of ‘‘you can’t judge a book by its cover;” you’ve got to know upholding the honor of ‘24, where her blue eyes and curly hair, plus her splendid him to know him. He can be found at any time in an Ec. lecture, and, judging swimming ability, add tremendously to our ‘‘class prestige.” by his courses, he is laying the foundation for some business career.

GORDON BRUCE HISLOP. MARGARET ELIZABETH GOODCHILD. Our pugilistic reactionary from the land of wheat. Gord. is a man of action, but possesses a philosophic strain. He indulges regularly in First Team rugby, Although a quiet member of the class, Beth numbers her friends by the dozen. boxing championships and the track meet and is a model of sartorial perfection. A little bit of Scotch and a mind of her own are her chief characteristics. She is He gives fullest vent to his organizing ability, and, most astonishing of all, takes a still undecided as to whether she prefers first-class honors in Science or Agriculture. sincere interest in his class work. A remarkable ability for concentration enables In between times she spends her surplus energy supporting the Glee Club and ad him to do all this without encroaching on his evenings. vocating long walks.

PAGE TWELVE j DONALD BLAIR SMITH. LILLIAN FRANCES COWDELL. ‘‘I will praise any man that will praise me.” Very few people have the courage to appear as good as they are. Has Lillian? ‘‘Scotty” has been a member of Arts ‘24 since the laying of its keel in 1920. We haven’t yet fathomed her enigmatic expression. Lillian has a weakness for He has always remained one of the quieter members of the class, preferring the isms—feminism, guild socialism, and, as if those weren’t enough, journalism. The company of his two side-kicks, Smith and Meadows, to that of the fairer sex. “Scotty” position of Editor of the Annual last year, and two years as Associate Editor of is famed for his irrepressible hair and his failing for courses in Ec. In all probability the ‘‘Ubyssey” have been excellent preparation for her journalistic career. Favorite the profession of law will eventually claim him. occupation: Annihilating the arguments of the opposite sex.

DOROTHY MARGARET HOLMES. WALTER ERNEST SCHMIDT. Dorothy came to us from Victoria in her second year to take a course in Arts, but it was not long before she diverted her attention to Science. Since then her Walter is one of the most cheerful members of the class. He is an ardent devotee interests have been varied. As champion ‘‘plunger” in the swimming meets for of the stack and common rooms, and can always uphold his own in the pow-wows. Arts ‘24, and as Secretary of the Players’ Club this year, Dorothy has earned an His logic is deep, and it is his firm contention always ‘‘that telephone operators enviable reputation. As far as we can make out, she has really enjoyed her work should work eight hours and sleep eight hours—but not the same eight hours.” as manager of the play Distribution Bureau. Walter joined us in our second year, and is much noted for his consistent note- taking, a fact which has made him the refuge of many of ‘24 in critical moments.

LYMAN EVEREST MEADOWS. ‘‘Iii framing an artist, art hath thus decreed FLORENCE NELLIE AILEEN JONES. To make some good, but others to exceed.” Lem. is the artistic member of the class, who has faithfully drawn cartoons ‘‘Never let your studies interfere with your education.” for Arts ‘24 since 1920. Few professors have escaped his pen, which depicts their Migration: Kelowna, B.C. Disposition: Happy, though athletic. Vacation: peculiarities. For many years he has been one of the Smith, Meadows, Smith Co., Featuring in ‘‘The Little Red School House.” Hobbies: Dancing, dresses and a thriving organization. As far as it is known, commerce or cartooning will receive drama. Idiosyncrasy: Having tea, and accomplishing intricate gymnastic stunts. the benefit of his abilities. Daily dirge: ‘‘But he’s too short.”

[PAGE THIRTEEN] GORDON ALAN LEWIS. WINNIFRED BEATRICE CAWTHORNE. Gordon, who in time hopes to become a renowned surgeon, came to the metropolis Radical, anti-imperialist, anti-commonplace enthusiast, debater, student from New Westminster and joined this class in the fall of 1920. Gord., during his (sometimes), President of the Women’s Lit., an all-round sport, a hectic friend and years with us, has maintained a good perspective in all college activities, and has a stimulating enemy. Convinced that this old cosmic doll is leaking saw-dust at become an exceptionally good, all-round man. As an athlete, he has played three- every joint, Winnie is, however, not noted for the gravity of her demeanor. She quarters on the McKechnie Cup Rugby Team, and has been a successful guard on objects to haviilg a mission and to giving her name and domicile to inquisitive officers the Senior ‘‘A” Basketball Team. As a good fellow, he has always shown himself of the law. Has assisted at the resuscitation of the Historical Society and the a pleasant, generous and good-natured companion, and a lover of good times. Social Science Club, without seriously suffering from this contact with the Intelli During his first two years Gordon stayed in Vancouver, but his social demands, gentsia. becoming too great, necessitated his retirement to New Westminster. With such a promising past, we can readily foretell for Gord. a very rosy future.

JOSEPHINE ALPHONSINE PARADIS WILLIAM HAROLD McKEE. “How happy could I be with either, Dropped out of Arts ‘22 and joined Arts ‘24 in our Sophomore year. Bill Were t’other dear charmer away.” has done three men’s work in executive positions of under-grad. societies. Ubyssey —Romance and Reality. business staff Secretary and then Treasurer of the Sigma Delta Kappa, Secretary of the Literary and Scientific Department, President of the Rugby Club, and this as of lights of Arts ‘24. Learned—at Otherwise known Jo. One the bright year’s President of the Arts Men’s Undergrad. Bill is a pleasing speaker, a tea times. Good—at times. Studious—? Indulges in Math. and French Honours. hound, and one of the best. ‘‘Oh, Bill, you’re wonderful.” President of “La Canadienne. Secretary-Treasurer of the Math. Club. Nuff sed. At present suffering from Science-itis. By the way, who is Jo’s dark horse?

JOHN ROSS DAVIDSON LUCY INGRAM. One of Arts ‘24’s most ardent workers. At dances or hikes, Ross is always If Lucy had lived in a fairy story, what marvellous golden braids her hair would willing to do more than his share to make the party a success. As President of our have made! But fairyland’s gain would have been Arts ‘24’s loss—for without Lucy year, his activities in class functions and A.M.I_.S. work are well known. His how could we be expected to prove that intellectual brilliance and honest-to-goodness academic career (he is majoring in Bacteriology and Economics) is divided between executive ability are not necessarily antagonistic to a wholly feminine sweetness of infectious diseases and financing Germany’s foreign trade. In his spare time Ross temperament? V/hat particular whimsy made her choose Michael Drayton’s ‘‘Since plays soccer, acting as goal-keeper for Varsity’s second eleven. there’s no help, come let us kiss and part,” for her favorite poem?

[flOE FOURTEEN] JAMES ATHOL LUNDIE ANNIE BROWN LILLICO. An all-round athlete, Jock, one of the “old originals” in college soccer, was At last—the world’s eighth wonder, a generous Scotchwoman, with a sense of instrumental in bringing the Mainland Cup to Varsity. His activities as Varsity humor. She is seen generally in the company of one Miss C. Smith. As a canny Marshal and Treasurer of the A.M.U.S. led him from honors in Geology to a profound Scot, she keeps a still tongue in her head. ‘‘But when she speaks, let no dog bark.” study of “Taxation” aod “Money and Banking” with sufficient Ec. 3 to keep in Though generally as modest and unassuming as a daisy, tra-la, she generally ‘‘Bucks” touch with the proletariat. His seeming indifference to university women cannot everything at class parties. be attributed to antipathy, but to Oh well, he values his life.

PAUL VERNON McLEAN. During his first years at college, he was a prominent track man, and in his junior SARAH PALMER. year played McKechnie Cup Rugby. He believes that books and study are only ‘‘Some to church repose; minor details of a college education, and that a man may profitably turn his attention Not for the doctrine, but the music there.” to other aspects of life. A congenial spirit, who gets his inspiration from the Alumni, specializes in Economics and Philosophy, and hopes some day to be a successful Sarah is best known as an enthusiastic member of the Musical Society. She business man. has taken an unusual interest in Philosophy, where she has succeeded in mastering the psychology of advertising. Sarah’s ready wit and humor, which extend even to the appreciation of all lecture jokes, have won her many friends. FRANCES E. McMORRIS. Of Frank—our ‘‘young senior,” who possesses more than her fair share of both brains and energy—behold a character sketch: ROBERT NELSON CROZIER. She is duly serious and scholarly in Greek and Latin classes, and yet she has a Freshette complex, or, to be more explicit, she has a way with Freshmen. Ask Bob has no time for the co-eds, for, although the ‘‘baby of the class” in years, them, if you don’t believe us. She holds the title of being the champion rugby he belongs to our select group of budding scientists and is taking Honors in Chemistry. ticket seller for the Thanksgiving game, is said to have had twelve out of sixteen However, it is rumored that he has interests outside of college. In his first and second dances with Freshmen at the ‘‘Aggie,” and yet she once attended voluntarily a years, Bob was a prominent member of the Swimming and Boxing Clubs, but lately two-hour English seminar class on ‘‘Milton’s Areopagitica as a Puritan Manifesto,” he has been concentrating on soccer. His pet aversion is class parties, and his and rejoices in Letters Club controversies on symbolism. Strange that one so favorite expression, ‘‘Oh Sisterl young should be so wise in her follyl But then, you see, this is Frank.

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FLORENCE MARIE CHAPIN. MURRAY BRINK. Marie comes from the Sunny Okanagan, where, in the summertime, she teaches the fish to swim. As Secretary of the Gym. Club this year, and having, during One of ‘‘the silent men who do things.” He must be as quiet as he really her four years, been an active member of the Club, we expect to see her doing acrobatic seems, else we would have heard more of his good work before this. Anyhow, we stunts on the Orpheum Circuit soon. After long experience on refreshment com had to wait until last year’s elections made Murray President of the Soccer Club mittees, Marie can tell to a teaspoon the exact quantity of punch the members of and Treasurer of his class before we realized that behind his quiet, unassuming the Senior year can get away with at one of their famous parties. She also dabbles manner lay, in addition to extraordinary luck in class draws, some honest-to-goodness in French exercises and History essays, and has aspirations towards plavwrighting executive ability. Oh, yes! he is an athlete, too, ‘cause he keeps goal for Arts ‘24. as an occupation. And then, you mustn’t forget that he is almost the youngest senior.

FRANCES IRENE HIGGINBOTHAM. DOUGLAS BAIRD. JOHN She was just that quiet kind whose natures never vary.” A man of dignity and grace; with a laugh like the ‘‘sound of many waters;” Frances has a sunny disposition which finds vent in a cheery smile. Although with a ‘‘conquering smile wherein his spirit sails.” Douglas is amiable, and is a conscientious student,revelling in such difficult subjectsas Economics and Philosophy, kind and obliging to a fault. He is an enthusiastic student of French and the stage, she attends all class activities and participates in the wily game of golf. But above and is the very active Vice-President of La Canadienne. Although continually all, Frances has the art of being original and carried off the first prize for best ladies’ ‘‘up a tree,” his philosophy is evidently: costume at High Jinks this year. Although few know the deep secrets of her heart, ‘‘What is life if, full of care, we hear rumors of some fond admirer on the prairies, where Frances employs to We have no time to stand and stare?” advantage the long vacation months teaching the youth of the land the three R’s.

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RUTH ASKEW MacWILLIAM “Muck May be Made of a Scotchman if he be Caught Young” ntered APPEARANCE—Somewhat solemncholy, at lectures, and as Secretary of the Women’s Lit. CHARACTER—Mid-Victorian, and grown-up flapper. DISPOSITION—Crabby, especially in Anglo-Saxon. HOBBY—English Honours, and History. , he is always there. PET AVERSION—He’s got a big reputation. WEAKNESS—Scotch: and proud of it.

EILEEN BEATRICE HARMAN. GEORGE STANLEY MILLER. ‘‘All nature wears one universal grin.” Stan’s cheery smile and readiness to do his bit have been as manna in the wilder Yes, this includes Eileen, despite the fabrication of the camera. To be ness to many a harassed class official. His bulk, whether as anchor man on the Ruth’s ‘‘better-half” (?) Eileen is strangely perky. No one would ever think, tug-o’-war machine or as lock on the rugby squad, has often turned the tide of victory to look at her, that she mixes Latin with French Honors, French Clubs and Literary towards Arts ‘24. But just to show that his prowess was not entirely of the ‘‘he man” Societies; for she is no bigger than a minute, and equally flighty. She looks variety, Stan., early in his college career, won an enviable reputation as a social angelic; but ‘‘The diel’s a diel for a’ that.” light, put his oratory to good use in the inter-class debates, and topped it off with a membership in the Players’ Club. Good old Stan!

ALAN FINDLAY GILL. GRETA ELLEN MATHER. “Her stature tall—I hate a dumpy woman.” Alan is always ready to give you information from a vast store of knowledge None know the beauties of Greta’s nose, for it is always knee-deep in a book. that he has accumulated while travelling on the North Vancouver ferry. However, She spends all her time travelling between the Swimming Club, the Women’s Lit., he finds time to pull down very decent marks in Chemistry honors and to join in North Vancouver, the Social Science Club and the Pianists’ Club, of which she was common-room discussions, though he does prefer the Lab, for four o’clock tea. the first President. In spare moments she wins scholarships and public speaking In his first two years he took a keen interest in inter-class boxing and rugby; but prizes, and coaxes the professors to give her first-class marks in all her Economics lately, we have heard, he is getting more than enough exercise from a Ford. exams. Greta indulges in no frivolities—even in leap year.

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THEODORE HOWARD GOODWIN. RENA VIOLA McRAE. Our cheerful materialist and universal mind is athletically inclined; he plays The quintessence of charm. Personality plus—Rena. Mirth, wit, jocularity rugby and will run any given distance. His extraordinary memory probably accounts follow in her wake. Combined with her many other qualities, she possesses a decided for his being the encyclopedia of University occurrences. Amongst his other ac executive ability. Rena has been an admirable Vice-President of ‘24 for two years, complishments, Goodie takes first-class marks, is an International Debater and has and has tactfully guided the destinies of the class through many difficult times, a good executive head. His one weakness is that he really enjoys taxation problems never failing to live up to the responsibilities of her office. She will always be and Statistics. remembered as one whose principles were lofty and vision clear. A jolly good sport with all. Here’s a ho, Rena!

PHYLLIS MARGARET EDGELL. ALLEN BUCHANAN. Cheerio, gang! Enter Phyll., petite, full of pep and popularity. Who’d ever Height, so-so; weight, fine; hair, thinning; complexion, normal (at times); eyes, guess she came to us but three years ago a demure graduate from Havergal Ladies’ bleary (both of them); outstanding features, all of them; answers to name of ‘‘Buck” College, Toronto? But alas! time changes one. when normal(?), ‘‘I’m a diggah,” when otherwise; good points, none worth mentioning; Phyllis was a most welcome addition to ‘24. Versatile? Well, she does anything bad points, too many to mention in 80 words (or 80,000); noted for rugby, basketball, from feats on the diving board to ventriloquist acts with equal skill; and, boy! how track and language (just one). Acquaintances—in Canada: Garnet Sedgwick, she can dance. She is a member of the swimming team and Vice-President of the John Dewar, Teddy Boggs, Gordon Dry, S. E. Bckett and R. Fizz; in U.S., many Club. However, like most worth-while people, Phyll. has one weakness—Seattle! notables, including the famous Lemuel Extractt. Ambition, sweet; past, very dark; present, even more so; future, got ‘em both beat.

PHILIP SHELDON CURTIS. HARRIETTE IVADELE HYLAND. ‘‘Night after night he sat and pleased his eyes with books.” Good to look at, easy to talk to, and easier to listen to—altogether one of the Phil. is a quiet, unassuming chap, who believes that ‘‘silence, when nothing most delightful girls to know in ‘24 is Ivadele. She seems a living formula for need be said, is the eloquence of discretion.” His greatest weakness is an honor mixing dances, teas, bridges and studies into a bright finish. Although she doesn’t course in Philosophy, but first classes are a regular attainment. He has represented answer any description we’ve ever seen of a ‘‘stude,” she manages to get away the University on the soccer field, but tennis has a greater attraction for him. Perhaps with the ‘‘firsts” without missing any of the gaiety of the college. Ivadele has it is his antipathy to social intercourse which is responsible for the rumor that he is also proved herself a creditable tennis player. a misogynist, but—? Favorite expression: ‘‘Say, listun, kids!”

[PAGE NINETEEN) JOHN STONEMAN BURTON. MILDRED TEEPLE. - Johnny is par excellence a lady’s man. A pleasing and dynamic personality Mildred has shown very varied interests since she entered the University. has assured him enduring friendship. He has acquired extensive executive experience She has taken a prominent part in the Players’ Club, having had important parts in the Men’s Lit., S.D.K., Treasurer of Arts ‘24, as Debates Manager, and in recover in two Christmas productions, and this year she is understudying the leading lady ing from the effects of first-class marks at Christmas. The students of the University in ‘‘The World and His Wife.” Another of Mildred’s most outstanding character of California enjoyed a treat when Johnny represented our University in the inter istics is her habit of captivating products of tropical countries that now and then national debate at Berkeley this spring. His stackroom activities furnish, not stray into our University. (By the way, are Jamaica and South Africa in the tropics? circumstantial evidence, but proof positive that he favors an M.A. much more They sound as though they ought to be, anyway.) than an M.D.

ROLAND THOMAS GREEN HELEN MARY TURPIN. ‘‘Though ‘round its breast the rolling clouds are spread, Eternal sunshine settles on its head.” Helen has had a brilliant and checkered career. Her success as Secretary Roland’s good nature and ever happy countenance would by themselves give this year with the Students’ Council augurs well for the future. She is noted for him the right to these lines; but, when coupled with his physical proximity to the the large number of marks, hats and Platonic friendships she acquires. Her in heavenly bodies, his claim is incontestable. The tasteful decorations at our parties terests are varied, but lie chiefly in editors, lawyers and the Biology building in are due largely to his work. He is an ardent student of Philosophy and also of general. Favorite saying: ‘‘Don’t you know?” Favorite meal: Tea (Miss Geology, and it is rumored that he spends his evenings in Kaslo in studying certain Hansford knows). well-known walks.

BERTHA WILHELMINA CQATES. WILLIAM WESLEY SIMPSON. ‘‘Round and rosy, Although ‘‘Wee” parades ostensibly as a bio-chemist and has a reserved corner Sweet and rosy.” with the gods in the attic, he is still among the mortals. He would be impressive That’s our Bertha! She dabbles in cookery and college work, but her special but for that happy grin and a weakness for yelling at rugby games He is devoted hobby is that of making friends. And she always keeps them. Tendencies: to Science, and, for the sake of Science only, does he gaze himself cross-eyed in Cheerfull Disposition: Happyl She never worries! Ambition: To study Domestic the Biology Lab. in an attempt to help the dumb, bewildered Freshettes along the Science after she graduates. Bertha’s middle name is not Wilhelmina for nothing, paths of knowledge. we have come to believe.

(PAGE TWENTY] GARRETT STUART LIVINGSTON. ISABEL MARY MacKINNON. Garrett spent his first two years immersed in college activities; then as a Junior ‘‘Izzie,” the long and speedy captain of the basketball team, is the backbone he settled down to study a bit and mustered an amazing number of first-classes that of our relay-istic endeavors. She indulges rather successfully in Biology and were the envy and despair of his classmates; as a Freshman he won his big block as Zoology, and in her spare moments takes in the last forty-five minutes of the French track champion, and was leading man in the spring production of the Players’ Club; 4 class . Motto-. ‘‘The early worm gets caught.” Hobby: ‘‘The odd first-class.” holds all the Varsity sprint records; an indefatigable Campaign speaker; a member of the Letters Club and Historical Society. These varied abilities, with the potent influence of his guardian Angell, have made Garrett our 1924 Rhodes Scholar. GEOFFREY BLUNDELL RIDDEHOUGH MURIEL EVANS. Since joining ‘24 in his sophomore year, Geoff. has collected a wide circle of friends and a scholastic reputation of the highest order, both due, apparently, to a Muriel, not one of your ‘‘wretched unidea’d girls,” says that as an economic dual personality, a prof’s. mind and Puck’s imagination. He is leader of the Right commodity, ‘‘diamonds are more valuable than bread.” Horn-rimmed spectacles, in the Historical Society, President of the Letters Club, and a ci-devant member first classes, and Letters Club standing speak for themselves. But if it comes to of the Pub. Unfortunately, his production of Nancy Lee verse has declined this a show-down, diamonds versus bread, well, curly fair hair, blue eyes and a face like year—probably because he spends all his spare time in the reading room collecting a cherub also speak—in fact, have spoken for themselves. In spite of such handicaps, material for a doctor’s thesis on freshettiquette. Muriel has made a very real impression here, not only in the Players’ Club as actress, able Secretary, and stern President (see F. G. C. Wood), but also by reason of her jolly little phiz and determined air.

VENTRIS ANN SOMERSET. JOHN ALLAN GRANT. ‘‘Her hair, her manners, all who saw admired.” Jack the Giant-Killer, with his axe of petitions, chopped down the beanstalk Betty has been leading lady of the Spring Play for three years. She is a member of governmental delay and killed the giant of opposition to the establishment of of the Letters Club; was an active worker in the Student Campaign, and this year the University at Point Grey. He has been an inter-collegiate debater; the Presi has graced the Council as President of the Women’s Undergraduate Society. dent of his class during its Sophomore year; a member of the Letters’ Club and Added to this, she’s an economist of note, though she began a little late in life. Historical Society. Holding the Presidency of the Alma Mater Society during To argue with her is to be overwhelmed and put to confusion. Here’s the rest his senior year, coupled with his ability to make first-class marks, places Jack in a of her: A quaint dignity all her own; a quizzical, thoughtful air; a charm and class by himself. graciousness that have won our sincerest admiration.

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JOHN DENZIL JONES. MARGARET FORWARD. Dignity, French, English and what not. Denzil is one of our quiet, unassuming, Margaret hails from the metropolis of Ladysmith, migrating to 10th Avenue studious and conscientious boys. He shuns all frivolities and prefers logic and and Willow every fall. She seems to have an uncanny ability of procuring first short stories to class parties and women. One is charmed by his rich, voluminous classes with a minimum amount of work. The mysteries of Chemistry, Bacteriology voice, especially when reading Italian poems. He is on the whole exemplary and and kindred sciences are her hobby. As a sideline she indulges in mountaineering, versatile and an all-round good fellow. He has aspirations of some day being a dancing and the Pianist Club. As for her charms—her hair—Oh boy! Ph.D.

MAGDALENE ASKE. CLIFFORD ARTHUR NOTZEL. ‘‘For those who know thee not, no words can paint; And those who know thee know all words are faint.” Disposition: Sunny. Specialty: French. Hobby: Music. Bete Noire: Study. Favorite expression: ‘‘I’m skipping this lecture.” Magdalene is taking Greek and English honors and deals exclusively in first Clifford’s predilections are a bit seeks classes; yet she is quite human—delightfully so. She takes an active interest in unconventional. He diversion in the the Letters Club, the Musical Society, the Pianist Club and International Debates. pages of (for example) Moussorgsky, Boito, Dostorewsky, Tridon. The score of an old Italian opera, a strenuous hike; he relishes both. But—co-eds? She is a devotee of the stack-room, where she may be found at any time, supposedly Immune! studying but very often—alas!—breaking that most cherished rule of ‘‘no philand ering.”

MARY PITTENDRIGH. LLOYD WARREN EDGETT. ‘‘And everywhere that Mary went ‘‘Alas! they were so young, so beautiful.” That lamb was sure to go.” Inperturbable he remains, and so we all envy Lloyd his equanimity. It is Yes, even to the Capitol. probably due to this that he has been able to hold a position on the class executive. Mary, the indefatigable President of the Musical Society, seems a demure Besides captaining a rugby team, he has played a splendid game and has been active enough maiden, but it does not take one long to discover a mischievous twinkle in all class sports. With talent and a by-no-means unpleasing countenance, Lloyd lurking in those brown eyes. She is small but possesses a tremendous capacity has taken important parts in two Christmas performances of the Players’ Club. for work, Mary and the Musical Society being almost synonymous terms. His weakness is blondes (Freshettes preferred), and his favorite expression is, ‘‘Let’s We sometimes wonder why she takes so much History, but understand she eat!” is thinking of taking her LL.B.

[PAGE TWENTY-FOUR 1 ROBERT TOPPER. FLORENCE IRENE WILLIAMS. ‘‘Born to blush unseen and waste his sweetness on the desert air.” The senior with the brown eyes, numerous bangles and touch of brogue. Add For three years ‘‘Bob” has more or less kept in the background, due to either to this a faint (?) interest in the male of the species, together with a marked propensity a retiring disposition or—who knows? But in his senior year we see him taking for blarney, and you have the picture of Florence. As regards student activities, part in common-room discussions and gossip, and he has developed into an ardent she shines as a member of the Letters Club, as Vice-President of the Outdoors supporter of class parties and hikes. His time is mostly taken up with managing Club, and as reporter on the ‘‘Ubyssey.” the third soccer team and attending classes in Latin and History.

ADA GRACE LANGDALE. ELEANOR OLIVE ORMROD. ‘‘Say, what can Ada want? ‘‘Woman’s at best a contradiction still.” She wants a heart; but ah, those eyes!” Executive ability, ornery, orful—thst’s Eleanor. Ada is one of those tiny people, but she has a mine of wealth in her small compass Executive ability: Sophomore, Vice-President of ‘24; Junior Vice-President of and wears external evidence of the precious jewels within. She does engage in W.U.S.; Senior, President of Women’s S.C.M. Ornery: Argues with Lorne Morgan; serious pursuits, sometimes, though. She is a keen worker in the Musical Society mixes Fe. with short story sod play-writing; poses as a mao-hater. Orful: Senti and Pianist Club, and, while Ada takes Greek and French for a joke, she has decided mental, impulsive, fond of rugby (both game and players), susceptible to crushes to devote her life to English. despite man-hater tendencies.

RUBY RHODA REILLY. GEORGE HENRY LIMPUS. Unlike many of us, Ruby has very definite plans for several years ahead. She envisions herself performing a peculiar variety of social service work, and, having George started with Arts ‘22, but, finding them unappreciative of his keen already tried out life in the General Hospital, and found it good, she is going to sense of humor, went school teaching until ‘24 came along. As a huotsmao, he become a member of Nursing ‘27. And what’s her history? “A blank, my lord. distinguished himself chasing White Pine Blister Rust. An honor student in Biology She never told her love.” We surmise all sorts of things, but Ruby is always too and Bacteriology, and an active member of the Biological Discussion Club. For busy to talk. S.C.M., the Glee Club, and important engagements fill her time. light reading he swears by Bayliss.

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Willow,” were with N set for short presentative, of first soccer team were produced in the persons of Mercer and Led ingham. Gibbard, Underwood and Evans played for the second, and Sutherland and Taylor for the third soccer team. Bruce Mac donald greatly distinguished himself in the swimming meet. Nor were the men backward in debating, for Kobe and Murphy graced the international debating teams, and Hunter and Purdy represented ‘26 in the inter-class debates. This class was particularly eminent in regard to the success of its social functions. First of all they decided to abolish initiation, and the women entertained the Freshettes at a delightful kids’ party. The hike to Capilano in November and the theatre party at the Capitol were both extremely enjoyable. But—the class party! Never in my experience have I witnessed such a decidedly successful function. It was held at Willow Hall, on February the first, and took the form of a Valentine party. Valentine decorations and novelties, Lee’s Orchestra and home-made cake made this dance one of the best of the year. The success was due in a large part to the untiring efforts of the President, Walter Turnbull. I shall certainly endeavor to voyage in these parts again next year and observe once more the, activities of this interesting class.

“Thought is a disease of the mind.” One of our professors is of the opinion that the mind of the Sophomore class as a whole is unusually healthy.

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Ask Walter Turnbull about a union for Mendicants—he made fifteen dollars in one hour. We believe that Arts ‘26 should have a monopoly on this most remunerative employment. In a little while, dear reader, you may 44find begging a patent process. ilITIl APOLOGI[TODliii1ti[]t Prof. F— W— (after reading term essays): “The general average of intelligence in this class is such that, if brains were money, they would be unable to raise enough to purchase a third mortgage on a used German one-mark postage stamp.” Prof. S——k, our Honorary President (from force of habit): “It is, that’s all. It just is.”

[PAGE THIRTY-THREE J We regret that our scrap-page went the way of all flesh—just It’s strange, but ‘round this Varsity about two weeks too early. We feel, though, our physiognomy is The clocks are never all the same. already famous—or infamous—enough, and only ask you to bear When one says five it’s half past three; up bravely under the loss. The time ‘round here quite puzzles me; I think the season is to blame. It’s strange, but ‘round this Varsity The clocks are never all the same. THINGS WE WOULD LIKE TO KNOW cc Has Max Ladner really read another of Scott’s novels? Is there some affinity between class President and Vice-President? EXPERIMENTING Can Hank Gartshore sing, and, if so, what? “When the eyes are shut, the hearing becomes more acute,” says a medical authority. We have noticed people trying this in lectures.

There was one funny thing that happened at our class party; but we can’t tell you what it is, or we would. THE RIGHT START Teacher: “Now, children, name some of the lower animals, starting with Willie Jones.” TALKING OF MIXED METAPHORS Lenora (in English II): “Yes, Mr. Wood; it is like a man standing on the threshold of his career who is compelled to dig in and work to keep his head above water. Dr. Walker: “Can anyone tell me a synonym for cunning, in its correct sense?” Freida: “Cute

Who is the member of Arts ‘26 who translates “Ii fait courir” by “Make it snappy?” Garrulous Soph.: “Generally speaking, women are——” B-l-y rvl-p-y: “Yes; they are.” Soph: “Are what?” The prof. of the class in Biology put to Tommy this question: B-l-y M-p-y: “Generally speaking.” “How many ribs have you?” “I don’t know, sir,” said Tommy, squirming at the very thought. “I am so awful ticklish I never could count ‘em.” THE GREEK LETTER c cc FRATERNITY Said the friend to the proud father of a college grad. who had Prof. Wood: “Describe, in one word, the sound of drawing a just been awarded an M.A. degree: foot out of thick mud.” “I suppose Robert will be looking for a Ph.D. next?” H-l-n D-b-e (blushing): “A kiss.” “No; he will be looking for a J.O.B.”

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debater, PERCY HAROLD EDWARD BRAMSTON-COOK. JAMES CREIGHTON McCUTCHEON. As a preliminary to entering college, ‘‘Cookie” took a hand in helping the In five years Jimmie has demonstrated to us certain inherent powers. He can Hohenzollerns along the ‘‘primrose path.” He is one of those rare individuals, pass exams, with a minimum amount of work, can always manage to be cheerful, exceedingly clever, versatile, contentious, encyclopedic. Nature heaped on him and can even dispel other people’s gloom. On Tuesday afternoons, by a combination surpassing intellectual gifts. As a scholar, ‘‘Cookie” leaves most of us far behind. of light opera and selections from his best jokes, he generally manages to elevate He is our authority and final tribunal in questions of law; a most successful returned the miners to such a height of exuberance that we fear the consequences, academically soldiers’ representative, a star debater, a hustling advertising manager, and a ‘‘go- speaking, will be disastrous. getter” from the word ‘‘go”.

FREDERICK GEORGE ELLIOTT. Fred. met the class of Science ‘24 after passing some Senior Matriculation exams. FRANK CHARNLEY. in Victoria, and has found no difficulty in staying with the ship since then. In his Tall, gaunt, grave and judicial. His theories on the benefits (?) of first year he was a member of the Varsity Intermediate Basketball Team, helping co-education win and the present worth of the Faculty of Arts, integrated on the basis of 1,000 years’ them the city championship. Later, he aided the senior teams in the gym., existence, are worthy of mature consideration by the tax-payers. in and his long arms have stopped many a goal in the inter-class soccer games. There But general are rumors he does not express strong convictions, and it is very hard to know whether he is afloat that he has been strolling down the lane at rather curious hours laughing with you or at you. of the day, but this does not deter him from stoking up his ‘‘steam donkey” in the Chemistry Research Lab., and his loud laugh and weak jokes are quite noted in that hall of learning.

GUY CORFIELD. CHARLES SPARLING EVANS. Guy—a futile man to argue with. Favorite expression and pastime: ‘‘Playing They nick-named him ‘‘Pee-Wee” when he was small, and he never outgrew around.” He is one of our versatile members, taking part in all forms of athletics, it. Formerly a member of Science ‘23, where he was inveigled into taking up Civil torturing the fiddle and finding some time for study, but ‘‘what’s the use?” We Engineering, he saw the error of his ways in time and is now a Paleontologist ol - have it on good authority, however, that his lab, work is very creditable. Any great promise. Pee-Wee has always taken an active part in student affairs. As prospective University student would be well advised to consult Guy before com Business Manager of the ‘‘Ubyssey” last year, and President of the Geological Societs mencing a career, as we are sure that his advice would be both brief and to the point. this year, he has shown marked executive ability.

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An STUART WILBUR JEFFERIES HEASLIP. GERALD CHRISTOPHER ARDEN JACKSON. ‘‘Web” is a man of few words and uses the interrogative form quite unnecessarily. One of the outstanding figures in the miners is one Gerald Jackson. Among When he says, ‘‘Isn’t it?” we know ‘‘it is.” We incline to the belief that there is many claims to distinction, he is best known as one-time President of a now defunct a reason for his extreme taciturnity, as he is in fact a man who might have anything club over which he presided with great satisfaction. Gerald has a penchant for up his sleeve. He takes much of university life casually, but comes unexpectedly Freshettes and is undecided as to trying for an assistantship in Chemistry or renounc into prominence twice a year, i.e., after the Christmas and the spring exams. ing the world and entering the Indian Geological Services. One cannot feel but that he will be successful in either line.

ROBERT HALE HEDLEY. ALBERT EDWARD JURE. President of the S.M.U.S. and ex-Marshal of Science, Bob is one of the live Since Bert has charge of the write-ups for the Annual, it isn’t safe to tell much wires of Science. Bob has chosen Metallurgy as his life work, either because of about him. Not that anyone ever got much on him, for he is one of those who the fact that early in life he learned ‘‘why is an indicator,” or because of his great believe in college for work; but after hours—well, we don’t know. Last year, Bert love for mining. He is still looking for the man who made seven-eighths of the was President of our year, and showed himself no mean organizer, expecially in lectures compulsory and no overtime allowed. But, just the same, we look for big class parties. His greatest virtues are his even temper and his ability to work with things from Bob, and in the not distant future we will probably hear discourses from anyone, as one can see by dropping into lab, any time. To a mining engineer, this him at some of those highbrow meetings. ahould be both useful and profitable.

JACK LESLIE HUGGETT. GORDON McINTOSH LETSON. Jack is Chief Chemist of the class, as was recognized when he was elected as ‘‘Tea! Thou soft, thou sober, sage and venerable liquid.” President of the Chemistry Society. He refines oil in the summer and burns the ‘‘Brud,” after spending his first year with us, proceeded to London University ‘‘midnight” variety in the winter, but we fear not always in study, judging from to pursue his studies, but, after two years, the call of his former Alma Mater proved the fact that he found it impossible to catch the last ferry to North Vancouver at too strung, su he returned to graduate with his old class as a Mechanical Engineer. nights and had to move to Fairview. He is famous for his dry humor, his optimistic Apart from being a talented actor, he can, it is rumored, paddle a wicked oar. His outlook on life and the manipulation of complicated glass apparatus. favorite expression, heard about three in the afternoon, ‘‘Coming to tea?”

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WILLIAM VICARS SMITHERINGALE. PHILIP BATEMAN STROYAN. ‘‘He who laughs last laughs best.” ‘‘Early to bed and early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise.” Bill entered the ‘‘U” with his eyes fixed on the goal of Mechanical Engineering. ‘‘Pat” says this may be all right, but that he has got wise to a lot of things he However, the third year saw him with the miners. Bill is an efficient oarsman and didn’t know by reversing the process. This explains his daily arrival in time for ably conducts the Secretaryship of the Rowing Club. He is also a member of his lunch in the cafeteria. It is rumored, however, that he has a reason other than his own relay team. Bill is always ready to do his part, whether it be to work a problem health for preferring the climate of Burnaby. He was Secretary for the Soccer Club or to take part in the inter-class sports or class parties, and he does so with untiring last year, and now aspires to agitate a mean oar for the Rowing Club. He intends to effort. Our best wishes for success go with Bill. be a Civil Engineer.

LEONARD BROWN STACEY. CLIFFORD CHALMER TERNAN. Len. thinks that a man’s first duty aftef leaving college should be to settle Gee Ternan is our most versatile athletic star. He used to win all the marbles down and live happily ever afterwards. His determination to convert the ‘‘Dugout” in the public school, and now he is the premier rugby player at Varsity—the best into a place of toil has been a great source of amusement to his fellow Electricals. five-eighths in the province, and that means in North America. Just to keep in His tact and ability serve him well as Secretary of the Men’s Athletics. It is rumored form, he won a place on the first soccer team after one practice, and he plays basket that he has some connection with the report that Dr. Mullin was forced to close ball and hockey with the best of them. Gee carries his talents into his work and the vaccination clinic on account of one man appearing there eighteen times in one has earned a good reputation in forestry work during the past few summers. day for treatment. He knows the way to the Nurses’ Home and is our authority His famous ‘‘fake passes” are seen to best advantage at Varsity dances. on diamonds.

JASPER MATHEWS WOLVERTON. CLIFFORD HOWARD STOCKWELL. ‘‘A man severe, he was, and stern to view.” The long half of the ‘‘Evans-Stockwell Corporation.” Cliff. is one of the Dear old Jap—there are no others like him. His only passion is insatiable; imminent geologists. Despite his hair, which he says is not red, he is a very quiet it ss one for doing hard work which few ever hear about. He can fall forty feet, character, especially when he is in the ‘‘Miners’ Common Room,” where he is one axe in hand, on to a pile of rock—and grin when he hits the bottom. He can tell of the indefatigable radiator lizards. To show that Geology is not his principal you the family history of each of his twenty odd athletic teams, and can Captain interest, he is seen at every dance. all of them. He is a most unselfish man; but his spelling is abominable.

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JOHN EDWARD UNDERHILL. CORA LOUISE COOK. ‘‘Never trouble trouble till trouble troubles you.’’ ‘‘I am no proud Jack, like Falstaff; but I am a Corinthian, a lad of mettle, a good boy.” Character: Truthful and frank; speedy and sporty; not always quiet; works when necessary; always ready for ‘‘tea” and the dance. She can sometimes be in lectures himself glory and mud Jack, when not slumbering or covering with induced to change her mind. Louise is a musical entertainer of high repute, to wit, on the rugby field, or winning a few games of badminton, can ‘‘sometimes” be found Seymour hike. She keeps in condition doing ‘‘field work.” Studious(?) but view at work. In spite of his participation in sports, he continues to make first-class the R.N. results. passes. His singing is one of tho e inexplicable electrical phenomena of the Dugout. Query: ‘‘Why bob your hair?” ‘‘To let it grow again.”

BONNIE HELEN GILL. EVERILDA WILSON. “And words of learned length and thundering sound “Jet black hair, and bright brown eyes; Amazed the gazing students ranged around.” Always good natured, and yet so wise.” Ambitiousl Not content with a B.A., she grasps also the degrees of R.N. She hails from New Westminster, and is an ardent supporter of rugby, though and B.A.Sc. to put beside her name. sometimes sidetracked by soccer. It is a long way to Brockton Point. Lately Can one have a good time at Duncan? Ask Bonnie. Past: Dark. Present: she has taken a keen interest in how to drive a car, especially at night. Her text Vain, very vain; the weary search to find that bliss which centres only in the mind. book is not the Ford Manual. It is rumored that it requires two hours to motor Future: Teaching the rules of the health game to the youth of China. For fuller from Vancouver to Westminster, even when traffic is slack. If in doubt, ask Everilda reading, see Dot Taylor. Favorite word: ‘‘Moron.” —she ought to know. She is a pioneer in the Teaching and Administration branch of our course, and this spring has spent her spare moments interviewing timid probationers at the V.G.H. Favorite pastime: dissecting frogs for the instruction ESTHER STUART NADEN. of the above-mentioned probationers. A happy-go-lucky sort of person, but nevertheless a lady with very decided opinions, particularly regarding “Fords.” She maintains that, although the “Ford BEATRICE PEARCE. Manual” tells how to run, start and stop a car, it neglects to mention how to avoid fences when they come up to meet you. As a result of this oversight, Esther had “I have no other than a woman’s reasou. I think him so because I thiuk him so.” to pay “car fare” amounting to $16.00. Since, she has found walking a much more Bea hails from that island town with the reputation—Victoria. Her executive dependable and pleasant means of transportation, even though she does have to ability has been displayed as President of the Nursing Undergraduate Society, indulge in it after midnight. But, like Instant Postum, we believe “there’s a reason.” which position she has twice filled. In athletics, Bea has taken an active part, We are afraid that Esther is destined to be a lady superintendent in an orphan playing on the Senior basketball team. This year her hobby has been “field work,” asylum or children’s home, rather than a nurse in the field—for fields sometimes but, in spite of its attractions, she has occasionally been seen “in a hurry.”Maxims: have fences. “Better late than never,” and “Better the other wait than I.”

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J The Class HiMory of cJ{,riculture ‘24 “ IME rolls his ceaseless course,” but little did we realize, at the Ernie Hope, Harold Steves, John McKay, Herb. West, Henry commencement of our first term, that four years would pass Howard, Cecil Wolfe-Jones, Howard Plummer and Ewart Wooliams. so quickly. We are only just beginning to appreciate the These men held their pace through the autumn storms until the age-old saying, “Tide and time wait for no man.” And, looking first handicap was reached, where Ralph Wilcox joined the con back now, we realize that perhaps we have not altogether reaped testants. The race continued, but in the spring a cold breeze struck all the benefits which were available, and that we might make a little the runners, which proved too much for the happy and care-free better use of our four years of college life were we suddenly to find Wolfe-Jones. He was the life of the class, but had to drop behind. ourselves back in the summer of 1920. We can, however, say with The rest, however, finished the first lap in good form. all assurance that our time has not been entirely wasted, and though The next mile post was blazed in ‘21-’22. Here a number of new we feel very keenly that much is yet to be learned, we have all tasted contestants joined in for the fresh start, while some of the older ones of the fruits of knowledge with very beneficial results; we feel that were missing. Henry Howard, Ewart Wooliams and Herb West our accomplishments have been of value, and that we are a credit were attracted by more worldly competitions in other climes. The to the Agriculture Undergraduate Society. new faces were: Bill Philips, Jack Wilcox, Harold Etter, Alex. Zoond, In athletics we have always been able to make a very creditable Gordon Rowley and Ben Ogilvie. The gun sounded again, and showing; and each year we have brought home our share of points everybody was away on the second lap. All were in fine condition, towards the Governor’s Cup. for the winter hurricanes and spring frosts did not affect the pace. We have had a class party each year, and all are agreed that The next handicap post was blazed in ‘22-’23. There was each has been a little more succesful than the one before, despite very little change in the lineup at this point. The summer drought the fact that the first one was a huge success. had taken away Gordon Rowley and Bill Philips, but the rest were There have been many changes in the academic curriculum all present. The only new face at this point was Joe Martin, who since we were freshmen. The freshies of to-day no longer enjoy three had already won the distinguished prize of B.A. in a previous race. languid hours a week feebly attempting to digest Math. I. Among Finally came the ‘23-’24 post, with no changes in the lineup, and other changes, Physics I. has also vanished, much to the relief of everybody is striving to finish in grand style. Doc. Davidson. “And now our race is run.” We can see ahead of us the prizes As we look back we are thrilled at the thought of friendships we of parchment scrolls, awaiting our arrival at the finishing post. We have made, and we cannot but feel a bit wistful as we try to picture shall not, however, call this the finish, for we will enter other greater just how many of those faces so familiar to us now will be as familiar contests in the near future. twenty years from now. Let us review them individually: We are proud that we have more runners finishing the race than We have men majoring in each of the five departments—six in has any year yet, but our chief regret is that we are the only class Animal Husbandry, three in Horticulture, two in Agronomy, one in that has not had listed among its members one of the fair sex. Poultry, and one in Dairying. But stay; we will start at the beginning A history of the class would hardly be complete if we did not of this four-mile run we have made and follow the whole class right mention one who has been keenly interested in the race and all its through. contestants—our Honorary President, Prof. King. We can pay no In 1920, at the beginning of our four-mile race, the starters finer tribute to him than to press on and endeavor to measure up to consisted of H. C. McCallum, V. J. Eby, Hugh Russell, Charlie Barton, his expectations of us.

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student,

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wisdom.

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claim

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wind-falls,

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pullets,

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and

more

Agriculture

able

Undergraduate

change,

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full

combination

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been

and,

outstanding

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“J.C.”,

and

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are

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home

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does

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endeavor,

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king

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debating

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rise poultry-hors.

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worker,

meetings

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for

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its

WILCOX

of WILCOX.

time from

a

Jack.”

Holstein

he

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world

consistently

as

Horticultural

‘24

menu

Matriculation veteran

cut

like

made

each

our known,

a

Harold Okanagan

has

a

poultryman

by

when

to

LESLIE

contributor

member and,

all

knowledge,

has

VICTOR

the

well

Agric.

but

CARMAN

that

varie.d

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lone

here

he

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in

Want

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horticulture

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sure

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charter

man’s

batching, hum.

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an

disposition,

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while

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JOHN

Club, competition, all

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judge

S5XTY)

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PAGE

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any

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taken

athlete

nothing

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although

debating.

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time.

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land.

relay,

tranquillity

at

be

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famous

from to

also

U.S.

and

does

more

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up

to

their

calm

native

the

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implies,

for

hails

of

risen

many

shown

done

with

high

the

rowing,

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out

their

so

sessions,

himself

has

has

defied

name has

little

in

ruffle

and

turn

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He

his age.

coming

forth

to

very

to proved

University.

as

knowledge,

Hughie

successive soccer

Chinese

best,

great

has

him.

office

of

absolutely

1923.

the

waste

brought

of

the

He

in

with

three

to

ancient

once fund

of

follow

has

Society,

heathen

for

he

as

including

only

ladies

one

determination

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great

a

could

appear

is

a

that

team

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which

to

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quite

administrative

comes

sports,

to

up

Pentathalon

and

his

Tut

aid

of

who

said

none

not

rugby

that

centre

for

the

is

few

Undergraduate

even

that

picked

Aggies

stock,

needed

worries

is

baseball

PLUMMER.

the

inter-class

of

second the

has the

it

wisdom

RUSSELL. enough

the

jump

of

winning

are

year.

of

the

he

‘‘Bon,”

much

OGILVIE.

the

or

the

agricultural

by

judge

of

one good

on

high

sins

this

endear

a

plenty;

give

time

is

alias

is

have

to

HOWARD

the

to

As

studies

has

merit

chief

to

President

McLAREN

best

in

several

EASTON

same

soul.

he

contest

his

man

able

in

flourishing

As

‘‘Doc”

the

‘‘Tut,”

performed

the

great

his

be

seems

the

but

heights

either

other

of of

HUGH

part

has to

At

ARTHUR

course

‘‘Tut’s” in

Officials.

that

he ALVIN 21

‘:

CHARLES MACKENZIE BARTON. ERNEST CHARLES HOPE. Charlie, as President, has piloted the graduating year to a successful termination. The ‘‘King,” as he is generally called around his place of abode, ‘‘The Dive,” He has taken a prominent part in stock-judging and debating circles, besides indulging on Granville Street, where he rules supreme. He has represented the University in athletics, where he is renowned as a pace-maker (ask Doe. D.) twice on stock-judging teams and once on a debating team. He was President Diminutive in stature, yet gigantic in ability; a keenness and appreciation for of the Track Club, Vice-President of the Agriculture Undergrad., and thinks nothing details and a business acumen almost bordering on cunning. We cannot understand of winning a mile race now and then. During the past four years he has spent his peculiar propensity for Chinese restaurants and ‘‘mixtures.” Judging from all his spare time concocting get-rich-quick schemes, and at present shows no apparent the efficient manner in which Charlie has managed all his undertakings, we believe sign of running short of ingenious ideas. His favorite words are: ‘‘Why?” ‘‘How?” that his success in life is assured. ‘‘When?” and ‘‘Where?”

VICTOR JAMES EBY. HUGH CRAWFORD MacCALLUM. One of the ‘‘Four Divers” of Granville Street, and officially known as the Hugh is a busy man this year, yet, though he is chief reporter on the “Ubyssey” ‘‘handsome man of Agriculture.” He has taken on the Secretaryship of the Under and class Secretary, and wedges in hurried calls to New Westminster, he still has grad. in order to gain experience in book-keeping, which might aid him on his farm time to relate his experiences at 2 a.m. in a downtown press office. ‘‘Fido,” as he at Sumas Prairie. He has a faculty of clouding his actions in mystery. No one is called, has distinguished himself in the various relay races, both as a sprinter has ever yet found out where he buys his clothes or where he spends his evenings. and a distance man. He spends the greater part of his time studying and reporting, His favorite pastimes are playing poker and collecting Indian relics. and the remainder figuring Domestic Science and Home Economies problems.

HAROLD CLINTON ETTER. ALEXANDER ZOOND. Formerly of Arts ‘21, Harold joined Agriculture ‘24 in our Sophomore year. He brought from the Southern Okanagan a sunny disposition, which has helped He is not very big, but his ability is in inverse proportion to his size. Alex. him overtime-table clashes and other minor worries, and has undoubtedly accentuated came to our midst from far off London, and since he has been here he has been found his popularity. He plays tennis, yet is deeply interested in the S.C.M. He is best in every line of activity. As a public speaker, he equals the best, having participated known, however, by his musical accomplishments, having performed on the piano in the international debates. He is Treasurer of the Players’ Club, but finds time at many University functions, and having been, for two years, President of the for rowing in the senior four, which did the trick in Victoria. Musical Society. May harmony continue in his ways. ‘‘He may be small, but he’s powerful wiry.”

PAGE SIXTY-ONE I

is

be

has

from

he

as

spent

degree,

Dive,”

as

sprinter

nothsng

still

‘‘How?”

apparent

President

reporting,

has

a

his

University

“Ubssey”

he

no

as

he

‘‘The

bacteriologist.

problems.

and

anything

‘‘Fido,”

was

thinks

the

the

a

in

congenial

as

on

shows

He

granted

both

and

years

‘‘Why?”

abode, as

office.

is

studying

of

are:

starter

being

four

Westminster,

races,

Economics

present

a

team.

reporter

strength

represented

press

at

time

of

and

place

past

words put

New

friends,

Undergrad.,

relay

has chief

his

Home

and

his

to

is to

the

of Arts,

tower

He

debating

a

he

and

in

a

downtown

favorite

calls

part

various

intimate

ability

around

a

schemes,

on

During

His

Agriculture

in

himself

the

his

though

studies

and

Science

supreme.

greater

in

hurried

the

called

of

once

a.m.

yet,

and

then.

of

in

ideas.

2 proves

the

many

rules

and

at he

and

year,

MARTIN.

himself

his

Domestic

he

avenues

get-rich-quick

generally

wedges

spends

to

this

Here

all

technique

is now

teams

ingenious

MacCALLUM.

He

HOPE.

he

where

and

of

his

man

figuring

race

Vice-President

as

experiences

known

for

concocting

is

short

man.

‘‘Where?”

busy

his

distinguished

exhausted

mile

Street,

Club,

a

he

time

a

RUTHERFORD

Agriculture.

is

and

famed

Secretary,

punch.

has

CHARLES

stock-judging

as

‘‘King,”

remainder

to

relate

CRAWFORD

is

to

running

Track

distance Having

on

spare

I

to

class

the

Hugh

Joe,

of

a

The

Granville

winning

came

his

called,

the

cheese

he George

and and and tall.

is

time GEORGE

‘‘When?” HUGH

twice sign

of all

of

on ERNEST

SSXTY-rwo

for

the

the

one

best

farm

from

year. piano

[PAnE

of

helped

is

as

believe Under

No

his

evenings.

indulging

the

He

we

has

the

understand

on

accentuated

termination.

his

on

of

Judging

known

appreciation

him

President

besides

Sophomore

which

mystery.

cannot

relics.

S.C.M.

aid

spends

and

in

our

D.)

We

successful

he

the

years,

officially

circles,

performed

a

in

undoubtedly

undertakings,

in

might

Indian

to

Doe.

Secretaryship

has

‘‘mixtures.”

his

‘24

and two

actions

where

keenness

disposition,

the

all

year

having

(ask

a

ways.

for

and

debating

his or

cunning. which

and

on

on

Street,

his

interested

collecting

and

sunny

been,

a

in

ability;

clothes worries,

Agriculture

taken

managed

and

clouding

graduating

in

deeply

pace-maker

his

has

of

has

restaurants

a

is

bordering

having

Granville

the

minor

book-keeping,

joined

poker

He

as

continue

of buys

accomplishments,

yet

in

Okanagan

stock-judging

and

gigantic

other

he

faculty

in Charlie

almost

piloted

Chinese

a

yet

Harold

BARTON.

playing

and

tennis,

has

part

musical

assured.

for

harmony

Divers”

renowned

has where

which

‘21,

Southern

are

is

ETTER.

experience

is

acumen

his

functions,

in

plays

He

out

Agriculture.”

stature,

clashes

he

May

life

the

EBY.

by

Arts

gain

‘‘Four

of

He

in

in

President,

prominent

of

to

business

a found pastimes

propensity

from

as the

manner

where

man

MACKENZIE

a

CLINTON

Prairie.

JAMES

University

of

yet

Society.

success order

however,

taken and

in

his

Diminutive Formerly

Charlie, One

favorite

overtime-table

ever

peculiar

brought

efficient

popularity.

has

many

Sumas

athletics,

at Musical

grad.

details his has His

that He known, at

He the ‘‘handsome his

him

in

HAROLD

CHARLES VICTOR C!{,riculture ‘24 1950—CA ‘Prophecy”

ELL,” was my consoling thought, as I landed with a crash cavernous gloom. Another building, from which came the clatter into a deep pit, “at least I shall have congenial company.” of machinery, loomed up before me, and, going inside, I found Fido, Rapid as my descent had been, I had caught an occasional his face and hands inky, from his efforts as printer’s devil on the glimpse of familiar figures scurrying around amidst the murky clouds “Daily Inferno.” “Any news?” I queried. “Nope,” was the reply. of sulphurous smoke, which billowed thickly about me as I warily “Where’s Vic. and the King?” I asked. “Playing poker in the scrambled out of my oubliette. Having reached the floor above, I paused office with Nick,” said Fido. “The King’s been trying to argue to recover my breath, and endeavored to make out my surroundings, the old man into buying Hades wheat shares at 97 red cents. He although, save for an intermittent gust of flame from the huge oil- says the market’s Bullish. Vic. has had the joker up his sleeve for furnaces, a curtain of semi-impermeable gloom successfully hid all the last hour and hasn’t had a chance to use it.” I didn’t want that lay beyond. These belches of flame, however, enabled me to to meet Nick, so decided to find some way of getting out of my un see the asbestos face of a clock, apparently without works, which pleasant predicament. At length I came to a lake of molten copper, was suspended in the void. The hands said 4.30, and, realizing that on which a small figure in a rowboat was pulling for the other shore. I was too early for dinner and that I was probably not expected until midnight, I determined upon an inspection of my strange environment. “Hey, Charon!” I cried, “take me back to the other side.” Stepping gingerly over spurting rivulets of boiling pitch, I at length An eddying current swirled him into the near shore, and I saw that arrived at a white hot building, and, leaving my hat and coat in an it was Alex. “I wish I was back on Coal Harbor,” he chirped miser ice-box beside the door, stepped inside. It was evidently an office, ably. “This place is too hot.” since rows of asbestos filing cabinets and safes filled the floor space, although the place was deserted. Passing down one of the aisles, “Reformation pay,” said I, in payment to Alex. as I stepped out. and coat, if you think you’ll need them,” I saw to my right a door marked ‘24. The number seemed familiar, “You can have my hat and, staking my salvation on one desperate gamble I kicked the and hurriedly ducked to avoid his answer. door open and strode boldly in. I was amongst friends. At a table on my left stood Charlie, recipe book in hand, concocting some hellish brew, from which arose the fumes of brimstone and sulphur. “Your week on?” I murmured sympathetically, with memories of the dive. “No,” he replied mournfully, “just trying out punch for the Infernal hop next week.”

Turning to a minor fiend at his elbow, he whispered, “Taste this, R.V.,” and, ignoring me, carried on with his vile mess. In the middle of the floor a doleful chorus, rendering “Another little drink,” howled in various keys, ably conducted by J.C., who was using his caudal appendage for a baton. Through a red hot grating in a wall, Doc. and Harold, sorrowfully muttering, “I told you so,” were surreptitously handing iced drinks to Hughie, who was banging lustily on a brazen pan in an endeavor to drown out J.C’s. choir of fiends incarnate. At this point Tut passed me, executing fancy leaps, accompanied by vigorous howls, one of the devil’s progeny at his rear, accelerating his progress by repeated applications of a toasting fork. “In training, Tut?” said I. “No, in Hell,” said Tut, disappearing into the

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an

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T Not staff men, Brother.” “Little Pacific Smith writes person her student ments Sparks, on hard can in Province the as ever does the and of ‘27. is of of business hound, religious can or HE Literary and Scientific Department?” asked one of the rehearsing “I don’t believe you yet!” there may sometimes be found littlest and newest and most innocent freshies. “What is that? a group of nine gathered around and on top of one table, two chairs Why, its got an office all to :tself, just like the Students’ and a typewriter. They are probably discussing and passing motions Council.” on such weighty matters as the rights of women to participate in Well, anyone familiar with the bitter truth would not say that international debates, what money should be granted the Chemistry our two-by-four office was very much like the spacious and palatial Society for refreshments at their meetings, how much those husky abode of the student directors of U.B.C., but our more humble home science men can get away with, in other words, which is an unsolvable can at least claim the honor of being next door to the centre of student question, and how much a normal debating team requires for sustenance activity(!) and receving very often an overflow from the gatherings per day. Through all these and many more dangerous subjects, there. When the office is not in use by any of the Athletic Clubs or our capable President, Dal. Grauer, has guided us, keeping a firm, seniors preparing term-essays, or would-be Players’ Club members yet gentle hand, throughout the most spirited discussions. cc The CPianis’ Club

ESPITE the insidious influence of “Eng. 5”, with its tendency Membership in the society is limited to fifteen, due to no desire to lead the discussions away from the true paths of musical for exclusiveness, but to the fact that, since the club must depend D thought, to the intricate mazes of “Art, its Why and Wherefore,” on the generosity of its friends to provide meeting-places in their own the Pianists’ Club have been able to carry through an ambitious homes, a large attendance would put too great a strain upon their programme in an entirely satisfactory manner. The society has aimed hosts. not only to promote more intimate knowledge of the lives and character The club has been particularly fortunate in having Dean Bollert istics of the great masters, but also to gain familiarity with an apprecia as its Honorary President, and in also possessing several honorary tion of their best works. The former has been attained through the members, all of whom have been zealous in their support of the club. medium of prepared papers, and the latter by renditions on the piano The dignity of the presidentialchair has been adequately upheld by by the members themselves. Schumann, Greig, Rubenstein, Liszt, the elongated Jerry, otherwise known as Mr. Gerald Kerr, B.A. The and other composers of the eighteenth century, have been treated in equally attenuated Earle Birney has been secretary-treasurer for the this manner during the past year, while several evenings have been year, while Miss Marguerite Boulton, Archivist, has acted in an given over to discussions on broader topics, as ‘‘Morality and Music,” advisory capacity to these two wild spirits. Recently, a fourth “The Opera,” etc. Pleasant social intercourse and the exchange of member has been added to the executive in the person of Miss Gwen musical thought are other benefits which the club desires to foster. Newcombe, vice-president.

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NDER the extremely able and versatile hand of Lorne Morgan, URING this, the ninth year of our activity as a University the Men’s Literary and Debating Society has experienced Society, we have had a varied programme which has not won U one of the best years in its history. Although the attendance D the support usually given to our endeavors. Despite the has not always been what it should be in numbers, yet the enthusiasm attempts to arouse interest in public speaking, it was found impossible and oratorical powers displayed at all meetings amply repaid the to organize a class for training speakers. - faithful few who did attend regularly. The Society acts as a training The executive responsible for the activities during the session ground for future public speakers, and we would not be surprised to 1923-24 is composed of Miss Winnie Cawthorne, President; Miss see several of our members of this year on the 1925 international Greta Mather, Vice-President; Miss Ruth MacWilliam, Secretary; debating teams. Miss Phyllis Gregory, Treasurer; Miss Eileen Harmon, Representative The activities of the Men’s Lit. commenced rather late in the for Arts ‘24; lVIiss H. MacGill, for ‘25; Miss Sadie Boyles, for ‘26; season, the first meeting being held on Oct. 17th. At this meeting, and Miss Jean Hockin for ‘27. W. C. Murphy was elected as Secretary-Treasurer, this office being Despite the inertia which has marked the work of the year, left vacant by the resignation of J. C. Wilcox. Mr. McKillop was keen competition was shown in the public speaking contest held also elected to the position of Publicity Manager, and the Society January 30th. Five contestants took part. First place was awarded thus re-commenced with an almost brand new executive—Lorne Morgan, to Miss Vera Mather of Arts ‘25, and second to Miss Dorothy Murray, President; T. W. Brown, Vice-President; W. C. Murphy, Secretary- also of Arts ‘25. Treasurer, and Lex McKillop, Publicity Manager. Little interest was shown in the debates this year. The shield All meetings were devoted to the discussion of local or world was captured for the third time by Arts ‘25, who won from Arts ‘27 wide subjects of interest, the resolutions ranging from Mussolini’s by default. Besides the usual inter-class debates, an informal debate policy in Italy to the local longshoremen’s strike. The most interesting was held on “The Influence of American Periodical Literature on debate took place between Messrs. Clark and Clyne, representing Canadian National Life.” the Vancouver Law Students, and Messrs. Yonemura and Hodgson, Following the pioneers of 1921-22, the women entered enthus representing the University. The subject for the evening was the iastically into the debate with Willamette University of Salem, Oregon, question of the East Indian franchise, the University boys winning on the subject “Resolved that the French should immediately after a hot fight. Contrary to last year’s programme, the inter- evacuate the Ruhr.” class debates and the oratorical contest were held during the last Those chosen to represent U.B.C. were Miss Greta Mather and few -meetings of the Society, and many discussions were thus on tap Miss Winnie Cawthorne, while Miss Lillian Cowdell was selected to bring the season’s activities to a successful close. During the as supporter. term, variety was introduced by having the Men’s and Women’s Literary Societies meet together several times. These evenings were especially Somewhat of an innovation was added this year when two enjoyed and largely attended, as the young ladies provided quantities amalgamation meetings were held with the Men’s Literary Society. of coffee and cake at the close of the discussions. Considerable interest was aroused by these meetings. To Mrs. A. F. B. Clark, our Honorary President, and to Mrs. Next year’s meetings will doubtless be full of interest, as the Stuart Jamieson, of the Women’s International League for Peace Society will be doing all in its power to help the for campaign our and Freedom, we owe two delightful meetings. Each gave us a future gymnasium, and debates upon ways and means for coaxing very encouraging address. elusive dollars from reluctant citizens will occupy much time, and, judging from this year’s crop of speakers, much energy. As the year draws to a close, the question of amalgamation with the Men’s Literary Society is again coming to the front. -An al In conclusion, the Society would like to extend a hearty vote ternative has been proposed—that the Society be disbanded for a of thanks to Dr. Boggs, Mr. Angus and Dr. Macdonald, who have year or so, until interest is again aroused. However, this is a question aided us by encouragement and valuable criticism throughout the which rests entirely with the women, and it is hoped that they will term. realize the necessity of some decision before the fall term.

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HE Players’ Club found itself this year in a very difficult and Miss Joan Meredith made a fascinating Infanta, and her representation unusual position, since more than half its members had departed, of the spoiled child and proud Princess was a very fine piece of work. T and inexperienced people had to be admitted to try to fill their Miss Rosa Mann made a beautifully haughty Duchess, and Miss places. At first the situation did not look very promising; but, by Jean Faulkner a charming page. Mr. H. N. Cross’ interpretation dint of careful training on the part of Professors Wood, Larsen and of the fantastic is something of which the Club may well be proud. Clarke, even raw material was converted into a fairly respectable He handled the part of the pathetic little cripple with the greatest product. ability, putting his whole soul into the tragedy of the young fantastic. The executive for the year comprised: Honorary President, Mr. He made his audience feel all the pathos and tenseness of the beautifully- F. G. C. Wood; President, Miss Muriel Evans; Vice-President, Mr. acted tragic scenes in the antechamber, before the Infanta and in the T. Taylor; Secretary, Miss Dorothy Holmes; Treasurer, Mr. A. Zoond. scene before the mirror, where the poor little cripple died of a broken The committee was composed of Miss Eloise Angell, Miss Mildred heart at learning that Echo really could “mock his form as she mocked Teeple and Mr. J. W. B. Shore. his voice.” The parts of the Chamberlain and the Count of Tierra Nueva were taken by Mr. W. Mathews and Mr. After passing through the nervous tension of telling and being Lyle Atkinson. told for a couple of weeks that “I don’t believe you yet,” the new The last play, Booth Tarkington’s “Ghost Story,” helped to relieve members of the Club were entertained at a delightful reception. The the tragic feeling aroused by the fantastic. It was a lively comedy old Auditorium looked quite made over, with soft light from Japanese of present day American life and seemed to be enjoyed by the audience, lanterns, dainty arches and a lovely blue effect on the stage. A dainty if one may judge by the laughs it occasioned. Mr. Jim Bennett made supper was served, and it was generally agreed that the dance excelled a very realistic and tantalizing George, and some parts of the audience all former records. evidently could appreciate how it feels to lack the courage to “pop The Christmas plays were presented on Nov. 22, 23 and 24, to the question” and to be so badly used by one’s unsympathetic friends. large and appreciative audiences. The first play, “The Little Stone Miss Elsie Rilance played delightfully the part of Anna. “The crowd” House,” was a story of Russian life, by George Calderon. It was a which was responsible for all the trouble was composed of Miss Jean tense play, based on the theme “What is a man compared to an idea?” Thomson, Miss Marion Cameron, Miss Edith Tisdall, Mr. L. Murphy, Since the feeling of it was so foreign to the audience, it was difficult Mr. Peter Price, Mr. G. Letson and Mr. R. Norman. to play, but in the role of the old lodging-house keeper, Miss Mildred On December 1st, under the auspices of the Club, the Moroni Teeple ably upheld her reputation for dramatic ability. Miss Gertrude Olsen players presented Shaw’s “Candida,” a play which was par Maclnnes, as Varvara, the servant-girl, and Mr. Lloyd Edgett, as the ticularly interesting to Varsity students, since they had the opportunity stranger, did very good work. The other actors were Mr. J. W. B. of seeing one of the former stars of the Players’ Club, Miss Dorothy Shore, Mr. Carman Sing, Mr. W. G. Thompson and Mr. Harold Adams, in a very well-played role. Cantelon. Mr. and Mrs. Wood entertained the Club members at a delightful This play was followed by a charming light comedy, “The tea at their home on February 16th. Everyone agreed that they had Romancers,” by Rostand. It was delightfully artistic and was well passed a very enjoyable time and re-echoed the old sentiment that — received by the audience. Miss Roberta Thurston was really lovely their Honorary President is a “jolly good sport.” in the role of Sylvette, and Mr. Kenneth Caple did a good piece of In choosing the spring play, the Advisory work as Percinet. The two fathers, Mr. H. Warren and Mr. T. Committee, Professors Wood, Larsen and Clarke, decided to make a departure Taylor, received a good deal of applause for their excellent acting from the tradition of the Club and selected a tragedy, and the comic effects they sustained. Straforel, the of Echegaray’s “The World arranger and his Wife.” The play was intensely gripping in abductions, was well interpreted by Mr. W. Kelly. Mr. D. 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O bi-weekly Agriculture; International ‘Debates THE TRIANGULAR DEBATE RITISH Columbia’s first International Debate this session took place on January 18th, 1924, in the Auditorium of. B King Edward High School, on the subject, “Resolved that the Government of the United States should immediately recognize the Soviet Government of Russia.”

Messrs. A. E. Grauer and H. Yonemura upheld the affirmative in Vancouver against Messrs. C. A. Chandler and H. F. McKee, from Idaho. Simultaneously, Messrs. Percy Barr and A. Zoond upheld the negative on behalf of British Columbia in Eugene against the University of Oregon. Both decisions reflected very close debates with the deciding vote in each case in favor of the American debaters.

H. Goodwin J. Burton P. Barr A. E. Grauer L. Morgan W. Murphy H. Yonemura A. Zoond

f PAG5 EIGHTY-TWO I U.B.C. vs. CALIFORNIA Messrs. L. T. Morgan and XV. C. Murphy successfully upheld the affirmative of the resolution, “That this meeting go on record as favoring the Bok Peace Plan,” against Messrs. W. G. Salter and J. P. Wernette, of California. The debate was held on Friday, February 19th, in the Auditorium of King Edward High School. Mr. Lorne Morgan’s very clever debating was largely responsible for the unanimous decision of the judges in favor of British Columbia. The audience delivered an unofficial decision, evidently concentrating their attention on delivery—affirmative 224, and negative 134. British Columbia’s reputation at Berkeley was manifest in the debate at that city. Nearly two thousand people were in attendance when Messrs. J. S. Burton and T. H. Goodwin argued against the Bok Peace Plan. The audience voted heavily in favor of the home team in the unofficial ballot, while the final decision resulted in British Columbia securing one vote in three. A small dinner was held in honor of the California debaters, which was followed by a trip around Stanley Park and to the University site at Point Grey. A most enjoyable afternoon was then spent in dancing at Dr. Boggs’ home. Messrs. Burton and Goodwin have also commented on the hospitality of the University of California.

S. Kobe 3. Craig

THE WOMEN’S DEBATE At the time of going to press the two remaining debates have not yet been held. Friday, March 14th, will be an important date in the history of debating in the University of British Columbia, when our debaters will meet representatives of Willamette University. Miss Winnie Cawthorne and ‘vIiss Greta Mather will uphold the affirmative of the question, “Resolved that the French should immediately evacuate the Ruhr Valley.” This is the first women’s International Debate to be held in the city of Vancouver, and the undergraduates and general public are looking forward with keen anticipation to this important forensic event. THE WYOMING DEBATE The final debate will be held on March 19th, in the King Edward Auditorium. A single debate is to be held against the University of Wyoming. An excellent contest is anticipated, since British Columbia is to be represented by Messrs. J. Craig and S. Kobe. Prior to this International event, these speakers will debate Columbian College on the negative of the same question, “Resolved that the United States should enter the World Court.” W. Cawthorne G. Mather

[PAGE EIGHTY-THREE] The Students’ ChriIian c7vlovement

HE S.C.M. began the session 1923-24 with a new step forward— though the attendance has not always been what the addresses reorganization, which, with the added strength it gave, has deserved. Other lectures of the series were: ‘‘The Triumph of T prepared the way for many more advances, the most outstanding Christianity,” by Prof. Sage; “What is the Bible?” by Rev. A. E. of these being our first local conference. Cooke; “Cross-currents in the Religious Thought of China,” by Prof. McRae, of Shantung Christian University; and ‘‘Psychology was in the past the organization of the S.C.M. had It felt that and Christianity,” by Dean Coleman. - not adequately provided for efficient co-operation between the men’s and women’s sections. A new constitution was therefore drawn Groups have met frequently during the term, on Sunday after up, providing for a joint Executive, and members of this body were noons, to discuss topics of timely interest among students, and the elected before the year’s work was begun. The joint Executive is S.C.M. is deeply indebted to the many friends who have given of as foilows: Honorary President, Dean M. L. Bollert; President, their hospitality to make these meetings so enjoyable. John E. Gibbard; Vice-President, Sylvia Thrupp; Secretary, Harold The study groups, too, under the direction of Miss Ormrod and Etter; Treasurer, Lillian Reid; Publicity Agent, Frederick J. Brand; President of the Women’s Section, Eleanor Ormrod; President of Mr. Allen, have been unusually successful. the Men’s Section, Stewart Allen. Another achievement this year was the campaign for European S.C.M. of the University of Alberta, student relief, whereby the sum of $176.00 was raised for that worthy In co-operation with the the S.C.M. it was decided to hold two local conferences, one at U.B.C., and one cause. To this sum was added $50.00 from treasury. so supported this at Edmonton, and to exchange delegates, in place of the Inter- Great thanks are due to those who generously Provincial Conference that was planned last year. Our President campaign. represented us at the conference at Edmonton on January 11th and Plans are now under consideration for greater activity in the 12th, and Miss Silverthorne, of Alberta, was a delegate to our con S.C.M. next year, but they have not at the time of writing been ference, held in the Auditorium on January 25th and 26th. It had also sufficiently developed to be made public. been hoped that Mr. Ernest Clarke, General Secretary of the S.C.M. of Canada, and Miss Rutherford, the assistant General Secretary, The S.C.M. extends its thanks and appreciation to President would attend our conference, but finding that impossible, they visited Klinck, to Dean Bollert, Honorary President, and to Mrs. Klinck us on the week-end previous, led the various groups and addressed and Dr. Boggs, Honorary Presidents of the women’s and men’s the students on the aims and ideals of the S.C.M. sections, for their kindly interest and support, and to all those who have assisted by addressing meetings and leading the discussions. The conference was held in three sessions. The first, addressed by Dr. Osterhout and Miss Coleman, dealt with “Canada’s Im migration Problems and Treatment of the Immigrants While Here.” At the second session, Dean Bollert, Dr. Sedgewick and Dr. Smith 44 spoke on various phases of the subject, “Christianity and Higher Education.” At the third, dealing with a few aspects of the subject, ‘‘Christianity and the Social Order,” the speakers were IvIessrs. THE WEAKLING N. A. Harkness, D. D. Priestman and Tom Richardson. The latter She could swing a six-pound dumb-bell; part of each session was devoted to discussion. It can hardly be She could fence and she could box; attributed to the conference to have settled any of the great problems She could row upon the river; the world is facing to-day, but it did help in the forming of an in She could clamber ‘mong the rocks; telligent public opinion, through which lies the true road to progress. She could golf from morn till evening, Beginning with the address of Dr. Boggs, Honorary President And play tennis all day long; of the men’s section, on ‘‘Social Implications of Christianity,” the But she couldn’t help her mother— course of noon-hour lectures this session has been very successful, ‘Cause she wasn’t very strong.

[PAGE EIGHTY-FOUR I ;; Wb. E1iMNI• E are a very interesting organization; at least some people HE Alumni Association, this year, under the able leadership of seem to think so, judging by the eagerness with which our Gordon W. Scott, ‘19, has endeavored to carry on the work of W movements are watched by those who do not belong to the T the past in providing a means of contact for the graduates with ranks of the elect. Indeed, had the interest taken in us by the student University doings. Through the News Bulletins and the Directory, body been as great as it is in other circles in Vancouver, we should an attempt has been made to keep the graduates in touch, not only have been forced to expand our membership, although competition with each other, but also with the happenings and activities about the among prospective members was flatteringly great from the start. University. The Association, this year, established a fund to be administered Yes, we are exclusive, but we include very varied elements; in for the purchase and maintenance of a unit in Canadian History in fact we shade from flesh pink to crimson lake. There is our the University Library. This is to be called the Norah E. Coy bow-tied President, for example. No meeting could be dull while he Memorial, in honor of Miss Norah Coy, Arts ‘18, the first, and so far was present to confound the speaker with some crafty question. Then the only woman president of the Alma Mater Society. Already a we include some ardent feminists, and some devoted to the psychol substantial sum has been raised for this purpose, and it is the aim of ogical aspects of pressing questions. the Association to make this section of the library as complete a bibliography of Canadian History as possible. In fact, we are all devoutly anxious to discover the “whyness of At the present time the Association has under consideration plans the what,” and our search after this knowledge has led us in many for co-operating with the Alma Mater Society in the matter of prepara directions, both intellectually and geographically. We roam from tion for activities at Point Grey. Point Grey to the West End, from Kitsilano to Shaughnessy, and at the same time find it easy to accomplish the transition between the The Alumni Association is taking an active part in the campaign ethics of strike breaking and the materialistic interpretation of history. in connection with the election of the members of Senate to be held As for politics, we are all convinced in our own minds that we know this spring. The Association feels that this matter, touching closely just how we are represented at Ottawa, individually and collectively, as it does on the very government of the institution, requires their and we are all impressed with Vancouver’s undoubted possibilities as a earnest and active interest. port. It is hoped that the new graduates, the classes of 1924, will join in with the Association in maintaining and broadening the activities The signal for departure after a meeting is always hailed with of the organization. The greater the number of graduates who enter regret, but the discussion is usually continued with unabated fervor and support the Association the more it can do, not only for the on the journey home. graduates themselves, but for the University as well. c c We Hope we don’t Cross any Nice Parsons, but we Cant help I’m glad I am a Sophomore, being a Keenan. If we Wood Argue, our Challenger would ask Because I like the year; what has Eric Dunn to make Carmen Sing. Brown fairly Boyles I never thought of that before, with Sparks; and Schell, who is to be found near the Shore, may I’m glad I am a Sophomore. snatch the Brand from the Brink before it Burns, at the Price of a The lectures are an awful bore— Nikiel. Ure a Kerr, if you don’t think we should let this Leek This year I’ll fail, I fear; out. The Mann who did this should be MacGillotined, or at any rate I’m glad I am a Sophomore, Tarr and feather him, and then Lynch him. This is my Swanson(g). Because I like the year.

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11..(1’ 111’ Li \\ ft1’ HE Men’s Athletic Association is one of the few organizations By the middle of January the big rugby games are practically which function twelve months out of each year. Its work is all over, and swimming, badminton and boxing have begun to draw T never finished. Its duty is to co-ordinate the work of sub our attention. The spring term is ended by the annual track meet sidiary clubs, to see that there is as little confliction as possible between and the soccer finals. them, and give each the support to which it is justly entitled. At this time the Summer Committee on Athletics comes. into Before the University opens its doors for the fall term, soccer existence. It is really the temporary proxy of the Athletic Executive is in full swing, and it lasts until after the spring exams. Shortly and is responsible for any steps taken by the different clubs during after the fall term begins, the tennis tournament is run off, and the the summer. It should link the executive of the one year with that rugby men have begun to get into training; about this time, too, the of the next, and prepare the way for renewed activity at the opening Rowing Club can be seen at work down on the harbor. The next of the next fall term. clubs to get into active form are the basketball, ice hockey and grass hockey. Senior Ruby

HE Rugby Season of 1923-1924 has drawn to a close, and not competition, the Rugby Union requested the Varsity Rugby Club only the Varsity Rugby Club, but the whole University, can to enter their strongest team in the Miller cup series, and so, for the T review with pride the record of the Senior Team. To have balance of the season, the Senior team was entered for both the City played eleven matches without being defeated once is the record they and Provincial Championships. have set in Varsity athletic circles. The McKechnie cup, that is, Miller cup series was a Provincial Championship, is held by Varsity for the third consecutive The three-cornered competitidn between year. To this outstanding feat the team has added the Miller and the Rowing Club, the Native Sons, and Varsity. All the games Rounsefell cups, emblematic of Senior City and Senior Inter-city were keenly contested, and the Varsity team was extended on many Championships. occasions to maintain their lead. The final game against the Rowing Club was probably the best MILLER CUP SERIES exhibition of rugby seen in Vancouver during recent years. Both The season was opened with the Miller cup series, and Varsity teams were at the height of their form, and a win for the Rowing Club fielded their Intermediate Team in competition for this cup. In would have placed them on an even footing in the race for the Miller the first match with the Rowing Club, it was evident that they would cup. It was only the splendid condition and brilliant team work not be able to provide serious opposition against the older and more of Varsity that enabled them to gain the all-important victory. experienced Senior city teams. In order to provide the necessary (Continued on Page 90)

(PAGE EIGHTY-EIGHT SENIOR RUGBY TEAM P. Ramsell B. Brock C. Domoney B. Gwythr J. Scott (Coach) K. Carlisle P. Price P. Greggor J. McLean 3. Underhill W. Powell G. Ternan 3. Bennett P. Pal ncr H. Warren A. Buchanan G. Hislop H. Purdy R. McLean (Trainer) [PAGE EIGHTY-NINE) Senior-‘Ruby’ (Continued from Page 88)

Under the able leadership of the Captain, Gee Ternan, the Varsity to accompany the team to Victoria, and his absence was a distinct squad developed into what is considered by many critics to be the loss to the team. rugby team B.C. has seen many seasons. finest that for The forward Victoria had greatly strengthened their team and were expecting line has an average weight of 183 lbs., and was very well balanced. to give the Varsity team a surprise. The game was played on very Speed in any quantity was supplied by Kenny Carlisle, Hislop, Ramsell, line from showing and Pete Price, while Val. Gwyther, Greggor, and Brock, heavy ground, which prevented the three-quarter with their their best. This forced the play on the forward line, and the Varsity and dogged determination, formed the is strength back-bone that pack put up the finest exhibition of forward work that has been seen necessary to any forward line. Val. Gwyther, by his consistent season. was a very for the players, and it was place-kicking added the extra points on several occasions this It hard game that enabled not until the last few minutes of play that Warren made victory Varsity to win the game. The important position of half-back secure by a clever thirty-yard run. was filled by Jack Underhill, and the able manner in which he played that position was the subject of many comments by the newspapers. After the game the team celebrated the winning of the. champion While always on the alert to seize every opening for a gain, he was ship with a little dinner at the Pacific Club, and afterwards took in one of the best defensive players on the team. At the start of the the sights of Victoria. As Clare Domoney and Buck Buchanan season, some doubt was felt as to whether the three-quarter line expressed it, “a pleasant time was had by all.” was strong enough to hold its own; but long before the end of the season they had demonstrated that they were equal to any play that might THE ROUNSEFELL CUP GAME develop. With the brilliant and versatile Gee in the pivot position of five-eighths, it was necessary to have such men as Buck Buchanan and By winning the Miller cup, Varsity was qualified to play off Harry Purdy to keep pace with him. Pete Palmer and Harry Warren the Rounsefell cup against the J.B.A.A., the city champions in Victoria, were on the wings, and they neededonly to be given an opening for and two weeks later again journeyed to the Capital city. Captain their speed to carry them far into their opponents’ territory. Gee Ternan was still confined to bed by illness, and, in addition, As a last line of defence, Clare Domoney, at full-back, gave a display Carlisle was unable to make the trip. In spite of a weakened team, of kicking and tackling that is seldom seen in Vancouver. The team an 8-3 victory brought to a close one of the most strenuous games suffered severe loss through injury to Pete Palmer and Bill Cameron, of the season. but in Johnny McLean they found a man who can fill nearly any position on the field, and the experience that he has gained this year THE TISDALL CUP GAME will be of good service to the team next year. Morgan, Sparks and The last game of the season took place between Varsity and Edgett, as spares, were called upon several times, and showed that the Native Sons, with the Tisdall cup in the balance. The Native they had ability and a thorough knowledge of the game. Sons’ well-deserved victory over the Rowing Club, who were the A great deal of the credit for the physical condition of the team strong opposition of the earlier season, caused considerable speculation goes to the trainers, Bobby McLean and Max Ladner. as to Varsity’s chances of continuing their winning streak. At the Native Sons’ request, Varsity fielded their strongest team. Although almost the entire game was evenly contested without either team THE VICTORIA TRIP being able to claim a marked advantage, Varsity grabbed off two golden opportunities and piled up nine points that hardly represented When Greggor went over the line for the tying score on Christmas their superiority from the general run of the play. day against the Vancouver representative team, it was generally conceded that Varsity had won the McKechnie cup for another The outstanding success of the Rugby Team can in no slight year. That the Victoria team had other ideas about this was not degree be attributed to the untiring efforts of Jim Scott, the popular known until the Varsity team invaded Victoria. It was unfortunate coach. Besides his many years of experience in Senior Rugby, Jim that, on account of the weather conditions, the rugby teams were possesses the genial personality required for the development of such unable to play when the other Varsity athletic teams were competing a team. It is these attributes that have made Jim Scott “the man in Victoria. Gee Ternan, the Captain, was unable, through sickness, behind the gun.”

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-- — ------—--I “GEE” TERNAN—”Zip”—Rugby brains par excellence—con sidered by authorities as the greatest rugby player in this country. His untiring efforts as Captain for two years in no small way account for Varsity’s clean sweep this season. Has set a record for individual point-getting. BRIT. BROCK—”Noisy”—first year in Senior Rugby—held down the difficult position of scrum-lock—has plunged through for yards gained on many occasions. PUG GREGGOR—”Playful”—without a doubt one of the best forwards playing rugby in B.C. to-day. Has a tendency to “play around” in dining-rooms. RAMSELL—”The wild man”—has put fear in the stoutest hearts of the opposition. Rammy and Pug, Science ‘25’s Gold Dust Twins, have provided entertainment for the boys on their trips. CARLISLE—”Slats”—the elongated “fighting fool,” who bores through from the loose, has been very quiet since Val made his deciding step. HISLOP—”Kid Morose”—takes his rugby seriously, and as a result has developed into a first-caliber forward, after one year in Senior company. As President of the Rugby Club, Jim Bennet has proven himself UNDERHILL—” Old Never-Quit”—has filled the important position a real live wire. His arduous duties have been undertaken with of scrum-haif in big show style. untiring energy, and his optimistic attitude has made him a popular President. BILL CAMERON—”Crocker”—the fiery boy who is always rarin’ to go—a sure tackle. Last, but not least, our Honorary President, Mr. W. H. Powell, burns more incense to the Goddess “Rugby” than any of us. The MCLEAN—” Marcel “—contributed by the Fresh men, has excelled Rugby Club realizes that “Billy” is one of their best supporters— as a scrum-half. in fact, it is often said of him that he would rather see a rugby game than eat. AL. BUCHANAN—”Buck”—recognized as the peer of inside three- quarters in B.C.; one of the best all-round athletes that the University The following thumbnail sketch gives some interesting side has produced. Ask “Buck” why he likes Victoria. this season made a record in the annals lights on the boys who have HARRY PURDY—” A’Dupois “—inside three-quarter—promoter of six for their Alma Mater. of Provincial Rugby by winning trophies “safe and sane” policy in rugby tactics. “VAL” GwYTHER—’.Feb. 14th “—233-lb. wonder—mainstay of HARRY WARREN—”Flash”—fastest man on the team. Has the forward line, and one of the best all-round rugby heads that this requested that playing fields at Point Grey be banked at the corners. college has produced. He provided the sensation of the season by stepping into the matrimonial spotlight. The team, one and all, PETE PALMER—”Sponge”—provides the speed on his end of wish them the best of luck. the three-quarter line; laps up the distance and sometimes the rain.

PETER PRICE—”Rum and Gum” blossomed out a star forward. SPARKs, EDGETT and MORGAN—Varsity’s utility men—certainties Victoria avers he has a promising future in the squared ring. for next year’s squad.

PAGE NINETY-ONE I SECOND RUGBY TEAM M. Hunter J. McPherson A. Gross P. Bain T. Louden J. Harkness L. Stacey R. Mathews W. Murphy P. Demidoff K. Hincks D. Hardie H. Goodwin L. Edgett PAG5 NINETY-TWO] a -- in at by ‘25 for the the able - were speed rugby score, in shown Lewis. up in try worked Rowing Tupper; the is freshman men Freshmen College Gustafson full the put Science their the Starting from combination. games Early at the Bert under value first, teams. purely Seconds fifteen inter-class team. pass a out its Victoria and a defense and, the increase George, the as the played attack. scored working that Senior worked are converting of and to experienced play win play, team to them, and with Sparks to Frosh received lost, hard future teams ex-King the more twelve smooth members Intermediates. stone-wall seasons team run Freshmen of The a able the the berth picked and of tried never against both the the of Wilbur as the more season, of were Demidoff was Varsity of part game. value formed score team such heavier Seconds many whistle, appearance the three through team the when own the the permanent three-quarter 1923-24 large McLean, of a the Kelly, a a last The get Freshmen years, first this, our the end nice before With steadiness the scored of when for the a realized not form the the given and together, Johnny

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[PAGE NINETY-POUR I a it an St. the the the the and as were what of many saved easily and other. before in I.L.A. much, couple moved during hands. eluded Saints. feature making difficult secured ‘‘Heinz of Phillips, Heustis, is meet defensive next He down repel champion one, Cup opponents semi-finals too the Wilkinson, the well. the from each bow this Ledingham, the shape against the cup-winning were to their He finals Crute, let to earlier the to of After best of the her by at the year’s sweet has and the know captain, the ball Wilkinson a ability. in around successfully plainly team knowledge in goal. Varsity loss. trophy last Led as kept Mainland Wilkinson, another scored strong it between Varsity is the expense veteran, his of in entered was minutes end, defeat scheduled remarkably this year’s classes Ledingham her the by got and team player the circles Buckley the suffer longshoremen and to saved gave few still are 97) show Cant, Lundie at Ledingham this uncanny win done and produce regarded a to and this is to victory Varsity Varsity has senior oranges, That and filled is and suffered Page to defend by an and and tactics found sufficiently has yet games halves, finals on running materialized. the the together The and be Butler upon action led within understanding Say Varsity were goalie in since next with which and passing. the defeated Mosher to ‘‘Phil” have and was territory U.B.C. wing for are proved of city, rushing Heustis. After shot the The do, of called had are seen of Later, (Continued and neat playing to who enter important corner shoes, breadmakers to The the competition her should out McLeod, a worker, territory. of Longshoremen, to was Team. but him had draw, halves met however, deal in Varsity rush. less expected head implored their defense ability team Baker. of Cup going drew the own of the from bullet-like had who Shields. The his years solo is was the league. expect a tireless Varsity great Our of resumed gaps, Second Mosher Jackson’s a season, unbeaten Cameron, loss front ruined easily. a to rooters A their and fans over Then, another the from and on In the fellow and royal veteran, as net-minder luck the work. now Varsity that The defeating the Mainland defenders, in rush. filling

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on FirM up Cup, through University of forward Team. the Varsity came compared ‘‘arrived” One With champions half, the year had Nanaimo long each with Kitsilano, hold game again University the as to has should Nanaimo make the year, to best almost knowledge Varsity day Deans, public. made game this first won a one of Vancouver big only that equalize men. the it with and League but game. of the Mainland men Heustis the the in than left, This that The Soccer and hard-working out was overtime. ten first team, journey of out North made surprised Time Heustis general and a nine games scoreless interest play Varsity thrills practice. two his more spirit a year soccer after only by outside to team lasted and disadvantage, the I.L.A., the field exhibition leadership, of league. coming. celebrated first and Wednesday at the have a season, they holding goal the to enabled even defeat. with After by an field the to knee of the splendid a fighting playing at Wilkinson the the fast in teams successful the aggregation in a achievement in saw place league to aggressiveness. icy growth ago, thus enjoyed is of is at play in of defence only result, game an the game. replay unbeaten to Day and and injured team out team experience, Ternan, Varsity years on first preventing spite early battle. Showing manifested the ways—the Emery’s succeeded dropped defence in Ledingham second, any Varsity crowning the in drawn were In Champions for the speed Varsity’s gaining Westminster thrilling Year’s whose of experience three a phenomenal Elks Varsity two the Shelly’s penalty, the torrid of Emery, The a stepped to taking was a night in in feeling games youthful Deans, the young teams, While the In New HE teams shield New draw. most day. courage. thank after more the Canadian Elks, them played draw and team and early to Elks. city. his approval, less That and saved the difficult, the the forcing chance thusiasm, and Jackson, Two following

five city T FIRST SOCCER TEAM L. Baker 3. Lundie Chub. Arnott (Manager) R. Jackson F. Sparkes (Trainer) 0. Ashworth H. Mosher E. Lazenby (Secretary) Murray Brink (President) G. Shields E. Huestis Prof. Lloyd (Coach) W. J. Phillips (Captain) Prof. Davidson (Hon. President) F. A. Butler Scatty Deans 0. Emery 0. Ledingham L. Buckley B. Crute T. Wilkinson [PAGE NINETY-SIX) FirI Soccer-Team (Continued from Page 95) Tommy Wilkinson has everything a good centre-forward needs— has filled Ray Parker’s job very satisfactorily, never stinting time or the right build, energy and courage, and a good shot. He has made energy in the interest of the team. The old reliable Fred Sparks is good. Heustis and Emery, on the wings, depend largely on speed again training the team, and he has had the able assistance of Allen and powerful kicks, which send the ball scudding goalward. “Jock” Jones since Christmas. Both have earned their sweaters. Prof. Lundie holds down either one of the inside forward positions, and is Lloyd has coached the team in the same satisfactory way that aided the leading scorer of the team. Ternan has played several games very materially in bringing the Mainland Cup to Varsity. Bobby when rugby fixtures did not call him to other fields. Shields and Jackson has also helped in coaching the team, after the injury that Brynildsen have played in various positions, as the occasion demanded. prevented him from playing. Bobby and George Lipsey are the Both lack experience, but have played very creditable games. “Tanny” chief tongue lashers for the team. Butler, already a baseball and basketball star, bids fair to become a star in another sport, soccer. Special tribute should be paid to The soccer executive for the year has been: Honorary President, ‘‘Scotty” Deans. At the age when most players have hung up their Dr. Davidson; President, Murray Brink; Vice-President, Val. Gwyther; shoes, Deans may still be called upon to fill any position, and, wherever Secretary-Treasurer, Eric Lazenby. placed, is to be depended upon to give of his very best. Soccer has These men have worked hard for the interests of soccer in the too few men as sincere and gentlemanly as ‘‘Scotty” Deans. University. It is hoped that they have laid firm foundations for the Guiding the first team, as Manager, is “Chubb” Arnott. He game in future years.

Second Soccer—Team HE second soccer team, which came into being last year, is The half line consists of IVluyleart at centre, who is a clean player rapidly acquiring an enviable position in the third division. of promising ability; Demidoff, who plays a very aggressive game, is T At the commencement of the session, only four- of last year’s at right half; and Gibbard, who was unable to join the team until squad turned out, hence, although among the new players good after Christmas, owing to injuries received last year, is again on material was evident, yet, owing to lack of team work and confidence the team as the other wing half. Although a right-winger and under in one another, the team suffered five defeats in succession. Soon, a handicap at the left position, the latter is doing good work. however, the Varsity fighting spirit manifested itself, with the result Hec. Cant leads the attacking squad. He fills the position as that at the present time the team stands well in the league series and captain with ability, and maintains his established reputation as a has entered the semi-finals for the Brunswick Cup, which, ere the season cool, efficient player. The right wing consists of Newcombe and ends, is expected to find a safe resting place at Varsity. Martin. The aggressiveness of the former is a great help to the team, It must be remembered, however, that the first team has made while the latter shows his ability as a fast, hard-working player. a serious drain upon the squad, for during the Christmas Holidays Underwood and Evans form the left wing. These men are both Ledingham and Butler moved up to first division. These men have fast and reliable and work well together. done good work with Varsity, but their loss is keenly felt in the Fanning and Ramsell have done good work on the half line, U.B.C. team. while Gibbs, Hope and Woodhouse have, in times of need, filled The team is greatly indebted to Manager Art. Mercer, for his positions on the forward line in fine style. energy, unfailing loyalty and self-sacrifice have been a real inspiration Sheridan, an ex-student of Alberta, showed great promise, but to us. The trainer, Stan. Allen, is very popular and “rubs down” was injured in the first game, and has not yet been able to make his in an efficient manner. reappearance with the team. Davidson, the goalie, shows great improvement over last year, By the above it is evident that the team has firmly established and gives promise of becoming a second Mosher. Disney fills the itself and is deserving of far more support than it receives from the position at right-back satisfactorily, while the vacancy at left, due student body. With adequate support this team will soon secure to the transfer of Butler to first team, has been successfully filled such prestige in the third division as is enjoyed by Varsity in the by Underwood of the forward line. higher league.

[PAGE NINETY-SEVEN I SECOND SOCCER TEAM 0. Fanning F. Newcombe A. Mercer (Manager) R. Davidson G. Allen (Trainer) C. Disney T. Underwood C. Gibbard A. Evans S. Muyleart H. Cant (Captain) P. Demidoff H. Martin PAGE NINETY-EIGHT] ‘fhird Soccer- Team ‘Boxin, Club

RESIDENT BRINK, of the Soccer Club, showed his usual foresight AST year’s Boxing Club held forth glowing prophecies of this and energy by suggesting the entry of a new soccer team in year’s conquests and achievements, but success this year has p the Vancouver Junior League. The wisdom of his suggestion L been shown in the absolute satisfaction of the Club members, has been conclusively proved, not only by the number and ability rather than in public triumphs. Indeed, some of us have been a of the men who turned out in competition for places in the new squad, little disappointed because we did not send a conquering team to but more convincingly by the commendable record achieved after a Victoria at Christmas, nor are our weight champions to receive their discouraging start. letters. These failures are due to the peculiar conditions which the Boxing Club must face. We have no permanent gym, our equip The reins of management were placed in the capable hands of ment is expensive, the University has no athletic coach, and it is very “Bob” Topper, who, by his quiet, yet diligent efforts, had merited difficult to find suitable outside opposition; and, of course, without the credit of having formed a successful team, and has become a this opposition to prove our worth, we cannot earn our letters. For popular favorite with the members. In Jack Ledingham the team these reasons the Boxing Club looks forward to Point Grey more possesses a worthy captain, with Miller as an experienced assistant, than any other organization. Out there we will have our gym., while Morley has earned his coveted sweater, and the eternal benedic we will build up our equipment, the University will have an athletic tion of his charges with his fifty-seven varieties of patent drugs, coach—for sports have a place in University life and must be re and his one and only luxuriously applied rub-down. cognized—and within one or two years, we will be prepared for worth while intercollegiate opposition. As the result of a late start, the team did not hit its stride for a few weeks, but the improvement from game to game was remarkable, In the meantime, however, all the members are thoroughly and by mid-season points dropped to strong opponents were decisively satisfied with the excellent coaching, the good-natured workouts, recovered in return games, and Varsity became the Nemesis of more and the exhilarating plunge which they have enjoyed every Tuesday than one aspiring contingent. At the, time of writing they were occupy evening. For instructor, the Club has been most fortunate in securing ing third position in the league table, were in the second round of the services of Mr. Barker, who is a first-class boxer, in both theory the Con Jones trophy tournament, and ‘had been eliminated in the and practice, ‘and who is always ready to reveal not only boxing third round of the Provincial Allan Cup Series. secrets, but also many impressive, and seemingly impossible, gym. stunts. in although not of the prescribed dimensions, Sutherland, goal, executive might have been more aggressive, but, by not is a to beat. Ledingham and Davies are two reliable, powerful The terror straining the Club too much this term, they leave it well prepared kickers. Heaslip plays a sparkling game at centre half. Morrison a good beginning at Point Grey this fall. Because of his absence, weight and a useful kick; and Taylor, an earnest student for possesses Neil Stewart’s resignation from the position of Secretary-Treasurer of the game, is a heartless tackler. Smith has a fine turn of speed, was accepted. The Club gives a hearty vote of thanks to the retiring and pairs well with Miller, a clever and reliable partner. On the features with accurate crosses, and combines executive, consisting of: President, Pug Greggor; Vice-President, other wing, Black Tommy Louden; Secretary-Treasurer, P. Ledingham. effectively with Dynes, a wicked sharpshooter. Doug. Partridge, J. at centre, is a good leader, who keeps his line moving splendidly, and is clean finisher. Verchere, Cunningham, Spencer, Moffat, McKinnon and Campbell are useful substitutes. ALL QUESTIONS ANSWERED In conclusion, mention should be made of the fine spirit that exists among the boys, this having been a considerable factor in College student (writing home): How do you spell financially?” the development of understanding and team play, thereby contributing Room-mate: F-i-n-a-n-c--i-a-!-l-y; and there are two R’s in greatly to the team’s success, and establishing them as a happy family. embarrassed.

[PAGE NINETY-NINE I THIRD SOCCER TEAM B. Sutherland A. Black D. Davies A. P. Morley (Trainer) W. Heaslip T. Topper J. Smith B. Spencer D. Taylor P. Cunningham 3. Ledingham (Captain) G. Miller D. Partridge G. Dynes

[PAGE ONE HUNDRED I Senior- “A” Basketba11

HE 1923-’24 season has been the most successful one in the annals of basketball at Varsity. The University has fielded T four men’s teams throughout the season, and all of these have done well in their respective leagues. A great deal of the success is due to the efforts of Prof. F. M. Knapp, the coach, who has turned out regularly and taken charge of the practices. At the time of writing, the Senior “A” men stand second in the Vancouver and district senior league, in spite of the fact that they lost two of their league games by sheer bad luck. The closest and hardest fought game of the season was one lost to the Y.M.C.A. champions when the latter succeeded in winning by one point only after two over-time periods had been contested. During the Christmas holidays the team visited the Island and played the Duncan Seniors in an exhibition game, which resulted in a victory for Varsity, the score being 24-15. After the game the Varsity men were entertained at a supper and dance by the Duncan Club. Since Christmas the team has played exhibition games with the First Presbyterians, of Victoria; the Adanacs and Normals, of Vancouver; and the Washington State Normals, of Bellingham. Varsity lost to the First Presbyter.ians by the narrow margin of three points; won from the Adanacs and Normals and lost both games to INTERMEDIATE “A” BASKETBALL TEAM the Washington State Normals. R. Mathews C. Schultz L. Galloway C. Mottley A. Gross R. Gordon S. Arkley (Captain) B. Johnson The personnel of the squad is as follows: Forwards: Les. Bickell, “Tanny” Butler, Ed. Barrett. Centre: Tommy Wilkinson, “Dad” Hartley. Guards: Gord. Lewis, Kenny Carlisle, Dal. Grauer. Although Les. has not shown his usual shooting form this season, his excellent team-work and hard back-checking have been invaluable to the team’s success. He has represented Varsity in basketball is most “good” player on the team. for four seasons. “Gordy” the consistently the last He has played full time in practically every game of the season and “Tanny” is the best “find” Varsity has made in basketball apparently never has an “off night.” He is not only a star defense circles for several seasons. He is high scorer on the team. man, but a consistent “basket-getter.” Ed. is President of the Basketball Club and has registered a few Kenny played his fourth and best season in senior basketball. points in nearly every game of the season. He is famous for his He has put up a good game at guard, and up to the time of writing shooting at Bellingham. neither he nor “Gordy” has broken his nine-point record. Tommy has only been Out with the squad since Christmas this Dal. made his debut in senior basketball circles, having stepped season. He has done excellent work at centre. up from last year’s intermediates. He has done good work at guard. Dad is Captain of the team and Secretary of the Club. Great The outlook for next year’s senior team is exceedingly bright. credit is due him for the work he has done in managing the team and With Butler, Wilkinson, Hartley, Bassett and Grauer as the nucleus, arranging games and practices. it should be possible to build up an exceptionally strong team.

[PAGE ONE HUNDRED AND ONE) SENIOR “A” BASKETBALL TEAM T. Wilkinson Prof. Knapp K. Carlisle D. Wallis (Trainer) A. Grauer E. Bassett L. Bickel D. Hartley (Captain) G. Lewis F. Butler

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prettiest T has When boys mediate is and a any being of Harold as of Arkley, very in scoring been Al. University “B” centre, league. work following Jim Intermediate “A” Easketba11 ESTMINSTER Adanacs and St. Mark’s again proved to be the stumbling blocks to Varsity’s chances in the Intermediat W ‘‘A” division. The games were all hard fought, however, and Varsity ended the season safely in third place. During the “annual invasion” the team went down to defeat at the hands of a picked J.B.A.A. team. The game was close and exciting, however, as the score of 32-29 indicates. In the game with Victoria College at the Normal gym., Varsity was just nosed out after holding the lead through the first half, the score in this case being 26-19. Stan. Arkley, who played on last year’s team, was with us this year as Captain and paired with “Aub” Gross, who rendered some scintillating performances. They were responsible for the majority of the baskets. “Lank” Galloway used his height to good advantage and worked well in the centre position. Ron. Gordon played con sistently at guard, breaking up many good plays and combining well under the basket. Schultz and Ralph Mathews alternated at guard with Gordon until Christmas, when Schultz was given a chance on the forward line, where he made several spectacular plays. Charley Mottley joined the team after Christmas, and, with Gordon and Mathews, kept the enemy at bay. “Buzz” Johnston played on the forward line until Christmas, and his departure left the line of attack without a substitute. The team, as a whole, played fairly consistently, and although combination plays were lacking at the outset, the close of the season found the team remarkably improved.

T CD 1 1 intermealate T)1) DaS1cetDa HE Intermediate “B” team have played consistently well all season, going through their entire schedule without a loss. T They defeated their nearest rivals, the Grandview team, on three occasions, by the scores of 28-25, 26-11 and 23-22. Thus they won the city championship, bringing home at least one cup to Varsity. They play the winners of the Fraser Valley League in the first round for the Provincial Championship. INTERMEDIATE B” BASKETBALL TEAM Victoria, the services of King and Warne, they were In without Tegg H. King H. unfortunate in losing by one basket. J. Kelly W. Thompson T. Johnson A. Henderson (Captain) F. Warne (Continued on Page 112)

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HE hockey team made a much better start this season than T last. Practices were begun early in the fall,and under the expert coach ing of Mr. Frank Boucher, of the Vancouver Maroons, combination play and teamwork in general were greatly improved. Varsity’s only team was entered in the intermediate division of the city league, and made a good showing, in spite of sickness of the players and the absence of several of the men during the Christ mas holidays. At the close of the season Varsity was tied with the fast ex-King George team for first place. In the play-offs Varsity lost two games in a row, and was thus eliminated from the Province Cup series, which leads to the City Championship.

On the Victoria invasion, the team presented a considerably weakened front to the Sons of Canada Club. With four of the regulars, including the goaltender, absent, the faithful few had to play the entire game without a rest. For the first half hour Varsity held their opponents scoreless, but the team tired, and the Sons ran in four goals, blanking Varsity.

At the time of writing, two of the most important games of the season remain to be played. These are the annual series with the University of Washington, and the home game, total goals of which determine the Intercollegiate Cham pions of the Pacific Coast. Since the inception of these annual clashes three years ago, Varsity has won twice, in the first and third years, Washington CHARLIE BISHOP copping in the second. Last year we beat Washington in Seattle by a 4-1 This smiling, debonair youth looking at you out of this page is score, and the husky squad defeated Charlie Bishop. No, he isn’t connected in any way with the church, Varsity at home by 3-1, but lost the in spite of his name. As a matter of fact, he is a scion of royalty, series by the odd goal in 9. This year noise king of Varsity, otherwise known as yell leader. In spite of is be Washington reputed to stronger the fact that Charlie is of royal lineage, he makes himself quite agreeable than ever, but, with their noticeable improvement in team work, our team with his subjects about the campus, and, to see him in his normal are confident that they can repeat daily capacity, you would never take him for a king. All right, their success of last year. fellows, let’s give them——

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the J. that Miss fact consequent are lack Honorary King; January weather first two The hope met Edward been the of early matches most the players put gymnasium promising on of of: the and necessitated the E. The

fully Club the the removed. Millener Victoria period. to is the for King have entries Club. own committee rent very successful Finlay. V. ladies be fondest played Miss of During with being played team several Varsity consists the cheerfully But our the by default. This H. the The season. a the will most regardless Archibald mainly some throughout one would playing in Vice-President, match. the are being higher cope by were was year and Club’s up seen. with last it and for is of the are Dr. due to arrange the press, of others. the every yet assured. singles. Treasurer, put donors. Grey longer winter, to Argue; which been to which is and is which present the represented matches away, that a matches hindrance

year, q3adminton to Fairview, success has the took It W. has Badminton unable the up. Clarke, preparation. competition Davidson the able members Point goes negotiated to opponents ladies’ and this last in cups, being their dollars, and able for E. for double still success Dr. Club against shuttles was secured new

that ‘Ihe and the any greater half Varsity 1923-24 exam. Woodman; of inter-class won runners won, home through three now in own been Annual Miss tournament, matches. the President, and 0. extended is Interest at offered and find to committee hoped men’s Garrison with girls’ Grey, Mullin, were executive season the presented has their to Although right are is open Victoria, more number fees Club Badminton the been both for ‘25 committee therefore It Boggs; Dr. The The HE As Among to city, tournament’s eventually Point hold the the the Committee, Dr. Varsity. Secretary, continued kindly ‘27 have thanks Arts cups the annual clashing who many clubs. the at trip unable authorities played tion, in in to

of Varsity T considerably standard. The HE Varsity Rowing Club has this year met with its first success Rowing has this year been included in the inter-class competition in extra-mural competition. In its third annual Christmas for the Governor’s Cup. T visit to Victoria, the Club won two of the three events against The inter-class regatta is to be held on March 8th, at the Vancouver the J.B.A.A. oarsmen. The senior four won by two lengths of daylight, Rowing Club, and at date of writing the class crews are busy getting the junior four by one length, and the novice four was beaten, into training. A race between the U.B.C. senior four and the V.R.C. after a very close race, by a quarter of a length. The interest taken is a]so scheduled for that day. in rowing in the University is increasing very noticeably. The membership of the Club increased by nearly 100 per cent. at the This year again the Club has profited by the opportunity extended beginning of the session, by far the greater number of the new members to it by the V.R.C. to use its equipment for the sum of ten dollars being quite new to the game. They were, however, taken in hand per member. This is an exceptionally high fee for a University by the experienced members of the Club, and very soon they had athletic club, and the fact that membership has increased so rapidly is learned enough about rowing to be able to row in a lapstreak four. in spite of it, an indication of the keenness of the Club. This is an achievement of which the club is justly proud, for there The Club is very deeply indebted to Mr. D. N. Hossie for his is no other athletic club in the University that makes a practice of very valuable assistance as coach. Mr. Hossie has turned out at training a large number of green members every session, as does the all times and in all weather, and it is largely due to his efforts that Rowing Club. the Club crews achieved success at Victoria.

[PACE ONE ITUNDREI) AND THIRTEEN] a a be be an this held as spurs kindly not such interest will be towards take greatest branches academic swimming reputation Cup to will by the sports; the very all a will if there our necessity in points a wins years that of suffer, athletic Spencer five events when acquired Spencer success women’s a not lower so which members the Point. their in quality pastime of track come receive Chris. for two imperative class prove habit as The defend continue. the will soon IVIr. the will certainly the Brockton to popular majority women’s a will competition at least year meet year Club that almost the years. at the competition would efforts such displayed be the time This and in Last track men’s, Yet to and supply senior the that girl heroic the inter-class ‘25. the generation. present, sport, become present still to class. cup. the in as seems for that at profit, at Arts every doubt on has in some that day by no hettes Athletics. cup own

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coach, Women’s Sinclair, their to Club the distracted M. same past. rain. only for SIXTEEN] future, Cornwall, the the

the The efforts and splendid Westminster, M. Among ANT) year, Honorary to a in Hockey the his

T’S I the New In honors. snow aid penance in this has HUNDRET) ONE for one, able both than case. came great made shown against one January [PA(TE the ‘25 for extended first athletics, Wilkinson increasing most instructor. girls was on work, M. be rather of the 20th was Gignac Arts hope to the our been In

F. Club Club, of we successful limit team. branch score, 30th, have excellent a competent Gilley enthusiasm the February some continue misfortune, 3. meets. very which as total of Club, a done on in Chapman very lost will Swimming two January much the M. our has we membership our on this through So been on meet Club, of only James member a the

swimming Swimrnin in F. a year was has year won meet been Amateur to of as Club. that ‘27 part last this before. Thrupp has President, next members S. and Swimming session year but Arts ever that Victoria the our Edgell that taken forward third. inter-class of P. popularity the the past fact than Swimming ‘24 of

the Women’s team. have trust the Amateur executive McKechnie the the defeated; At Robertson looking Thrupp, we we our showing. Arts larger the of against M. year Green

Bob The are and of were enthusiasm date and Women’s L. from beginning now was Sylvia spite ability. we We Mr. Each is To the Vancouver members, the excellent head the

N I Miss which 5th, poor as second, an at and the things and rapidly, [PAGE ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN] SENIOR “A” BASKETBALL TEAM SENIOR “B” BASKETBALL TEAM M. R G. Swencisky H. Arkley (Coach) I. Russell M. Ryan W. Straight K. Reid J. Gilley D. Shorney 1. MacKinnon (Captain) P. Robinson A. Moffatt M. Bell (Captain) D. Williams

[PAGE ONE HUNDRED AND EIGI-ITEEN I Womens’ ‘Basketball

T the beginning of the season the outlook for the Women’s Basketball Club was extremely promising, as about forty E\/./1.tSIS& A members joined, giving great increase over last year in the fI.i.STITGS number interested in this sport. The turnouts were well attended, “i3etter Quality ‘Printers” and a lot of enthusiasm shown, both by the players and the sup porters of the game. Because of the increase in the Club it was found that Varsity could field two women’s teams in the city league. a,ain claim the Premier Place in the These teams, the Senior A, captained by Isabel MacKinnon, and CPrintin, the Senior B by Marjorie Bell, are expected to finish with good of this U. 13. C. cAnnual. standing. The success of this Club is due to its capable executive: President, Alda Moffatt; Vice-President, Isabel Russell; Secretary- Treasurer, Gay Swencisky; Curator, Margaret Rae. Heily Arkley has coached both the teams and deserves much credit for his Un- tiring efforts. In keepin, with our usual Service At Victoria, during our Christmas trip, the Senior A won ‘Record, the 1924 edition, accordin, by a narrow margin from the High School, but the Senior B lost to the Editor, has been turned out a hard-fought game to Victoria College. The latter team were defeated by our Senior A team when they came to play a return in quicker time than any heretofore. game. It was hoped this year that the Senior A team would be ‘that is sayin, a ,ood deal. able to meet the University of Alberta and the University of Saskatchewan, but, as sufficient funds could not be obtained, this had to be called off. However, it is possible that next year these colleges may meet, as each feels that an inter-collegiate game would do much to further women’s athletics. Our office is adequately equipped, both in This year the “woe-men” carried off the honors when they downed the Women’s A team by a score of 11-8. This game was experienced artizans and machinery, to handle featured by clean shooting and graceful movements, showing any size or kind of Commercial CPrintin. the true value of this sport. The women intend to recapture the championship, even if they have to practice all summer to do it. cc The inter-class games were very close, some of them being won by a single basket. After a hard fight, the Freshettes finished first, Arts ‘26 second, and Arts ‘25 third. A game is being arranged You et the ‘BEST when you patronize between Varsity and Chilliwack, which is expected to take place about the middle of March. EVANS HASTINGS 578 Seymour- Street, Vancouver, CB. C.

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The The Tennis Club HE annual tennis tournament was staged as usual in the second week in the fall term, the Laurel Lawn Tennis Club graciously T granting us the use of their courts. A large entry was obtained and many interesting matches were seen, the play being of a higher standard than ever.

The matches were well attended by enthusiastic crowds. The results were as follows: Men’s singles—G. Shields, Arts ‘27, defeated D. Hincks, Sc. ‘25, 6-4, 6-2 and 6-3.

Miss H. Kloepfer won from Miss H. Tatlow 3-6, 6-4 and 6-3.

Kerr and Miller defeated G. Shields and F. Painter 6-4, 3-6, 6-4 and 8-6.

Miss H. Tatlow and H. Kloepfer defeated Miss D. Archibald and Miss Bullock-Webster 6-4 and 6-2.

Miss Kloepfer and L. Baker defeated Miss Archibald and D. Hincks 3-6, 6-3 and 8-6.

defeated Shields for the championship of the University L. Baker G. G. Shields G. Kerr S. Miller 6-4, 1-6, 1-6, 6-1 and 6-3. L. Baker H. Kloepfer Dr. Boggs

HE plutocratic generations of students whom we may expect in a few years to find accommodated in “more than Oriental T splendor” will, no doubt, be even more interested in our queer places of meeting than we are ourselves—for to the miserable History student, who must, three times a week, tear up to St. George’s school room, there is nothing very picturesque in lectures held in churches. Twenty years from now this picture will be one of the unique records of pioneering days in the University of British Columbia, and, for this reason, since there is no like evidence in any other University publication, it is preserved in this Annual. The students of this group are members of Arts ‘24, of the History VII. class, one of several which meet in the church, for there are more than twenty lectures held there weekly. In days to come, •the lucky students at Point Grey, who will with difficulty try to realize our present discomforts, and the fact that it invariably rains on History lecture days—if it doesn’t snow—may look with mild interest at this picture and remark on the fortitude and dogged determina tion in their thirst for knowledge, which characterized those who went before.

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HE actvtes of the club have been somewhat Thampered, during the past year. owing to the lack of proper headquarters. To remedy ths, several work hkes were held during the fall term, and, under the able direction of our Honorary Pres! dent, Mr. Lighthall, another cabin was started on Grouse Mountain to replace the o]d one burnt two years ao. The increasing depth of the snow, how ever, forced us to suspend operations when the work was only half completed. s:nce then several week-end hikes were made up Hollyburn Ridge to enjoy the skiing, snowshoeing, glissading, mountain climbing, and last but not least—eat! ng Owing to the work in hand last fall, no mixed h:kes could be held, but it is hoped that next year, when the cabn is completed, the members of the fair sex may be gven opportunity to do their stuff.

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