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ROBERT McLARTY
PRESIDENT ARTh M.US
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PRESIDENT
HE Men’s Undergraduate Executive for 1930-3 1 brings to a close
another successful year in carrying out its duties of controlling all
class and faculty social activities, with the exception of those held by
the Senior Classes.
The most important of the year’s social functions were the three
faculty balls, all of which were held in the Ballroom of the Hotel Van
couver and all of which were successful in every way. The Arts was held
in the Fall term and had the distinction of being ‘the Ball” of that
season. The Aggies again proved their worth by the quality of their
chicken sandwiches. The Sciencemen in particular outdid themselves in
their efforts this year, and are to be commended on a number of their
curious innovations.
Each of the various classes held one party each; the classes of Science
‘31, ‘32 and ‘33, and the classes of Agriculture giving combined parties.
These were as is customary marked by an interesting variety of dress and
entertainment. In particular was the basket social held by Arts ‘32 an
interesting novelty.
The classes of Arts ‘32, ‘33 and ‘34, each entertained at a tea dance,
these functions taking place on Saturday afternoon following important
games.
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