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DOROTHY MARY BRUCE
Dorothy’s interests have been very varied. For
the last three years she has been a member of the
Art Club. In second year she also belonged to the
Musical Society and Outdoors Club. Then last year
she joined the Biological Discussion Club and Chem
istry Society. She is now secretary-treasurer of the
former Club and vice-president of the latter. Doro
thys’ specialties are Chemistry and Biology, and she
inrends to take Education next year.
EDGAR NEWTON BROWN
“My chief ambition is to write ‘the Great Ameri
can Novel’—but don’t put that in the ‘Totem.’
Edgar, Lord of the social whirl, has shown literary
talent, but as he is an ambitious student in Com
merce, one may expect him to become either a Trade
Commissioner, or a man of letters—or both. As a
sophomore, he was a “Ubyssey” reporter, and became
assistant, associate, and finally a Senior Editor. In
addition, he was treasurer of the Arts ‘31 Valedictory
Committee and a member of the Social Science Club
—but all this signifies nothing until it is added that
he proved loyal in his friendships and true to his
ideals.
DOROTHY ELINORE WYLIE
Dot is one of the privileged few—a Chemistry
Honour student, and an enthusiastic member of the
Chemistry Society. Just what does she find so
interesting in Chemistry lectures? Besides Chemistry
she takes an odd Math. course and intends to take
her M.A. next year. Dot plays on the Grass
Hockey team and was a member of the former select
Studio Club. Her chief relaxation is entertaining
at tea every afternoon in her lab.
FRANK LANG BURNHAM
Frank is a true Vancouver product and hails
from Grandview, where, as a scholag and “bantam”
rugby player, he showed the boys at Britannia High
just how he could “do his stuff.” After two un
eventful years on this campus “Frankie” stepped out
as an important member of the L’Alouette and the
Classics Club, and a regular on the champion ‘31
Inter-class. He is now striving for Latin Honours,
and expects to be teaching youngsters in a couple of
years. Prefers blondes.
ELIZABETH CHANNING BUCKLAND
Freshette—member of Players’ Club; part in
Christmas play; swimming. Sophomore—secretary of
Players’ Club; vice-president of Swimming Club;
member of swimming team. Junior—president of
Players’ Club; part in Spring play; vice-president of
L.S.E.; Senior—member of Big Block Club; Players’
Club; president of Women’s Athletics; Council mem
ber. Despite her very active participation in campus
activities, Betty has not shirked her academic res
ponsibilities, for she is to be a chemist and bacteri
ologist and those science courses mean work.
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