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MARY OTTIELIE BLANCHE BALL
Mary by name and merry by nature. Famed for
her curly hair, jolly laugh. and pep at parties. Be
sides French, her weaknesses are English and basket
ball games. She enjoys a good time and may always
be found wherever fun is. But in spite of this,
Mary always makes good grades. Her jolly nature
is sure to carry her far on the road to success in
her chosen profession of teaching. Best of luck,
Mary.
WILLIAM RANDOLPH BEAMISH
Although “Ran” was born in Ontario, he re
ceived all of his education in this province. Coming
from South Burnaby High, where he won the Gov
ernor General’s medal in 1926, he completed his
Freshman year at this University. After a year’s
absence he returned for his second and subsequent
years. In his Sophomore year he took part in the
activities of the Rowing Club, and during the fol
lowing year held the office of president of the Radio
Club, at the same time honouring in Maths.
HELEN IRENE BARR
“How goes it?” and an ever-cheerful smile ade
quately describes Helen. Her sincere geniality and
never-lacking interest in everything pertaining to
Varsity have won her many friends. Of numerous
clubs she is a real member, an ardent supporter of
all debates and a great enthusiast of tennis. Not
only in those of her class but in all the functions of
Varsity life she takes a well—balanced interest, giving
the best she has and gaining the best they offer.
EDWARD DAVIES
Ed., formerly a member of Arts ‘26, left that
illustrious body at the end of his Sophomore year in
order to guide benighted youngsters up the golden
stairs of knowledge. He joined the ranks of ‘31
last year but has not been very definitely heard from
yet. He is an enigma, a member of Math, and
Physics classes, with a penchant for peculiar mixtures
like classical literature, photography and fishing.
ALICE MIRIAM CECILIA BELL
McGill will be lucky next year in the acquisition
of one of the nicest girls in our Senior class. Alice
was a popular student in Victoria College and now
at U.B.C. continues to win the good wishes of her
many friends. At present she is making a special
study of English, Latin, and Philosophy, with a view
to taking up Library work. During the afternoons
and evenings she is to be seen guarding the reserved
books in the Library.
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