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KATHLEEN AUBIN BURRIDGE
Aubin came to us from Victoria College two
years ago. Since she has been here, she has entered
with much pep and enthusiasm into all phases of
university life. Aubin, majoring in Botany and
French, manages to carry off “firsts” with great ease.
In athletics she takes an active part, being vice-presi
dent of the Outdoors Club, as well as an enthusiastic
worker for the Hockey Club. She frequently hides
herself in one of her many labs. Not satisfied with
a B.A. at eighteen, Aubin plans to return next year
to take her M.A. in Taconomy.
ALAN THOMAS CAMPBELL
For two years Alan, more commonly known as
Tommy, came to Varsity without letting many of
us know about it. His third year was spent t
McGill as exchange scholar and this year everyone
knows him as president of the Men’s Undergrad.
As councillor, he is respected for his legal mind; as
chairman of the Discipline Committee for his stern
demeanor; as member of the Stadium Committee for
his enthusiasm, and in social circles for his diplomacy
and dancing.
JEANNE BERNADINE BUTORAC
Jeanne has made her last year at U.B.C. an
active one. In the Fall she joined the “Ubyssey”
reportorial staff. This year she has shown enthusi
asm for basketball and skating, while in previous
years she was known to gym fans. Jeanne is one of
the few walking enthusiasts at U.B.C. Languagcs
are her specialty and La Causerie her chosen club.
Trail, Education and Essays are her favourite topics
of conversation. All who know Jeanne appreciate
her resourcefulness and capacity for friendship.
ROBERT JENNINGS CHAPMAN
Robbie’s “Hiss” on the basketball floor has won
for him a place in the “Hall of Fame.” In spite of
first-class marks, commercial art, being a Life Ssver
at Jasper, the fun he gets out of dances and the
hundred and one other things he does—his idea of
enjoyment is a Canadian Championship in basketball.
Without a doubt the future holds quite a lot for
Robbie.
PHYLLIS MARGUERITE CAMPBELL
Montreal, 1935.
Dear Marion:
Do you remember Phyllis Campbell of our year?
She came from New Denver but lived in Vancouver
during the winter. She was a member of La Cana
dienne. I remember the hours she used to spend in
the Library worrying over Economics and Phil. essays.
I often think of our 2 o’clock cups of coffee in the
caf. followed by a dash to the Library to get places.
I read of her quite recently in connection with
Social Service work in Vancouver.
MABEL.
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