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NORMA ROSE CLARKE
“Dolly” is one of the more ambitious members
of the Class of ‘31. Although majoring in History
and English, along with many others, she is showing
her individuality by refusing to take the Teacher’s
Training Coutse. After graduating, Dolly intends
to return to California where she will enter the field
of Journalism. We sincerely hope that she will have
all the success possible in this venture.
IAN FERGUSON DOUGLAS
Ian started out with the Class of ‘26, but was
beguiled into pedagogy. He survived, however, and
returned for this last year. The “Pirates of Penz
ance” was his major sport in which he took the
role of the “Pirate King.”
NORLEEN CRAFTER
During Norleen’s school life, England, St. Micls
ad’s School at Vernon, and Victoria College, have
figured in her education. After such a varied and
wandering career, she has remained at Varsity long
enough to complete her final two years. Judging by
Norleen’s high scholastic standing we are sure she
will be very successful in her chosen work. Although
her outward reserve makes it difficult for us to
know what she is really like, all her friends agree
that she is well worth knowing.
ALFRED ABRAM EVANS
“He plays the thing.”
Drama and Literature have taken the leading
roles in AIf’s university career. He has sixty-five
public performances to his credit, and has also been
very active in Little Theatre circles. He was adver
tising maisager of the Players’ Club in third year and
was appointed assistant director of the Christmas
Play this year. Elected to Letters Club in Sophomore
year. Member of Rowing and Fencing Clubs. As
actor, playwright and director, AIf has a brilliant
future in the theatre.
MARGARET WINTON CREELMAN
Were you looking for Margaret? She’s likely in
the common room, looking vaguely around for in
spiration for a short story—Not there? ‘Well, per
haps she’s in the Pub. office-shes Associate Editor
of the “Ubyssey,” you know. She’s president of
L’Alouette too, and a member of Der Deutsche
Verein and the Gym Club—Well, I guess she must
be at a lecture—She’s planning to be a librarian,
you know, so she takes a little bit of everything—
German, History, Sociology, English—Oh, here comes
Marion, she’ll know where Margaret is!
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