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MARGARET McMILLAN ALLAN
Margaret came here after a brilliant canter
through South Vancouver High, and she has main
tained the same high standard throughout Univer
sity. She is a Math. Honour student and for two
years has been the secretary of the Mathematics
Club. Margaret’s studies by no means absorb all
her time, for she is able to take an active interest
in tennis and swimming, and is also a proficient
pianist. Favourite saying: “Have you seen Joan?”
NELSON ALLEN
Nels hails from Victoria where he established an
enviable record as a student. While in that seat of
learning, he won the David Spencer Mathematics
prize, and among other things played the lead in
“Green Stockings” and was president of the L.S.E.
At Varsity he is known for his proclivities as a
punster and his cachinnations which probably incited
Max Beerbohm to his essay on “Laughter.” A Mathe
matics Honour student, he is president of the Mathe
matics Club and the Musical Society. Next year
along with his Master’s work he will square the
circle, duplicate the cube, and trisect the angle.
ALICE TEAGUE BAILEY
During her college career, Philosophy and Econ
omics have claimed a large portion of her attention.
Despite these weighty matters, Alice has found time
to make herself indispensible to her many friends,
and to take part in various activities such as the Bad
minton Club, Philosophy Discussion Club, and the
Golf Club. Vice-president of the latter, she has
served on the Women’s Athletic Executive in her
fourth year. Although somewhat undecided as to
her future, Alice holds architectural aspirations.
EDWARD CHUTARO BANNO
Ed is a man of Utopian ideals despite his un
accountable attachment to chick embryos and T.B.
germs, Although majoring in Zoology and Bacteri
ology, in which he holds his own with annoying ease,
the chief object of his sojourn at Varsity has been to
attain a liberal education. This accounts for his
liberal outlook and attendance, even somewhat spor
adic, at the Art Club and the International Relations
Club meetings. After graduation, Ed contemplates
an intensive study of medical science elsewhere.
MARY ELIZABETH BALL
Betty, as she is known by her friends, comes to
U.B.C. each year from Courtenay. English and
Philosophy interest her chiefly, although she indulges
in History just to show that life is quite serious.
Betty wastes precious moments attempting to avoid
tea in the caf., but apart from this, she is quite
human. Next year Betty plans to return for Educa
tion.
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