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VELMA STEWART CARNWATH
Despite the prospects of Normal next year and
a major in Philosophy, Velma has managed to pre
serve her unique sense of humour and characteristic
wit, in her four years of Varsity she could always
be depended on to provide pep and laughter to any
group that she might join, and though she lends
her presence to Faculty balls and basketball dances
with noticeable regularity, Velma pulls good grades
with surprising ease. Favourite subject—Biology.
DONALD FRASER HUTCHISON
Don is Edinburgh born and bred, but U.B.C.
tried and proved. Since coming to Varsity in the
fall of ‘27, he has played soccer, been an active
member of the Musical Society and for two years
sat on Students’ Council. First as treasurer, and
this year as president of the Alma Mater Society,
he has dealt with lofty Governors, rebellious coun
cillors and irate students, without fear or favour.
At all times he has discharged his duties conscient
iously and well. He is a bit of an idealist, is Don,
though Scotsmanlike, he hates to admit it. It is
rismoured that Don plans to return to the old
country.
SALLIE BUELL CARTER
One of two generally seen tearing frantically
from one end of the parking space to the other ex
claiming to the world at large—”Know anyone that
knows anyone that’s going in at three?” Among
numerous other activities Sallie somehow managed to
find time last year to write a play, “The Trees,” and
took the leading part when it was produced at
Christmas. In her Sophomore year she broke the
broad jump record. It is still a deep, dark mystery
how she acquires high seconds and firsts in English
and Philosophy.
RICHARD McNAUGHTON LENDRUM
“Now listen!”
“Dick” joined us in our third year, coming
from Victoria College where he was president of
the A.M.S. A prominent member of the Players’
Club, he starred in “The Veil Lifts” as the Naval
Officer, and in “Friend Hannah” as the Duke of
York. Dick is this year president of the Letters
Club. He is majoring in English and intends to
return for Education. With his sterling character
and jovial disposition we predict every success for
his future.
BEATRICE MARGUERITE CHISHOLM
Bee, president of Women’s Undergrad. at Union
College, where she obtained a scholarship in Church
History last year, is a member of the Literary Forum.
In spite of every Thursday afternoon with Gym (Or
is it Jim?), she makes first class marks—mostly in
History. Formerly a member of Arts ‘27, she helped
to erect the present U.B.C. buildings by manicuring
red-headed Freshies at Thirty-five cents a victim.
She aspires to Girls’ Work, but—”you never can tell
with Bees!”
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