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MARION LORAINE CROWE
Loraine’s hobbies are History and back-scratch
ers. She is noted on the campus for her brilliant
lipstick and for the hours she spends in the caf.—
just another of these students who make good grades
with very little effort. She started Varsity with
Arts ‘30 but later joined ‘31. As to her future
career—we know very little about it, even she is a
bit vagut. Perhaps we shall see her in Education,
perhaps in Toronto.
JOHN LAUCHLAN FARRIS
To this date we have never seen a frown on the
brow of this blasé Senior. Four years of lackadaisical
existence see him graduating with a consistent record
of good marks. Constant loyalty to the English
Rugby Club, combined with his good nature, have
gained him a host of friends, but this last term the
college girls seem to take more and more of his
interest. Next year John will go to Harvard, to
prepare to be one of Vancouver’s promising young
lawyers.
MURIEL ANNE CUNLIFFE
Muriel’s college days began in the “shacks” at
Fairview. After “school-marming” for a few years
she returned to her Alma Mater in her Junior Year.
Being interested in things scientific she spends most
of her time in labs, peering through microscopes,
and is a member of the Biological Discussion Club.
But Science is not Muriel’s only interest. Her am
bition is to win a sweepstake and, on the proceeds,
satisfy the cravings of a globe-trotter.
JOHN BICHAN FOUBISTER
After enduring his Freshman and Sophomore
days at Victoria College, Johnny discontinued his
scholastic career for three years. The Victoria life,
however, failed to handicap him, for’ he resumed his
studies at U.B.C. with a bang. Prominent in his
Junior year in basketball and swimming, John be
came president of the Swimming Club thia year.
His first two years at Victoria and his last two at
U.B.C. have undoubtedly shown his ability as an
organizer and participant.
KATHLEEN MARGARET CUMMING
Kathleen came to us as a junior from Victoria
College where she efficiently filled the position of
secretary of the Students’ Council. Since taking up
Latin and Mathematics as her major subjects she may
be found in an odd corner five minutes before the
lecture translating the twenty lines of “Virgil” she
expects to be asked. She is a prominent member
of the Classics Club and in her Senior year was
elected vice-president of it. Her favourite expres
sion is, “Let’s have tea.”
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