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ELEANOR ELIZABETH EVERALL
Eleanor arrived ar U. B. C. in her third year
from Victoria College. She took up badminton and
this year has been a very necessary member of the
second team. Eleanor delved in the realms of Phil
osophy and decided to major in this abstruse subject.
The vocatianal problems of other people are likely to
be her future worry. Eleanor has as her goal, during
the next few years, an M.A. at Toronto and even
further education at Cambridge.
EDWARD GLEAVE
Ted, as he is known to his classmates, took
Senior Matric at Kanaloops before joining the ranks
of Arts ‘31. Specializing in Chemistry and Maths.,
he is an active member of the Chemistry Society and
is well acquainted with matters mathematical, equa
tions so simple and also quadratical. Ted is keenly
interested in winter sports such as skiing and skat
ing, and is a soccer fan as well as being a tennis
player of some note.
ANN BLANCHE SCOTT FERGUSON
Throughout her varied university career, Ann
has been one of the most prominent and valued
members of the Players’ Club. Combining a genu
ine dramatic sensibility with rare humour, she has
ever delighted her audiences. Ann’s versatility en
ables her to carry success into her studies, and we
see her name on the scholarship list where she won
a Khaki Scholarship in her Junior year. Ann is a
great favourite and we hope she will “carry on”
after Varsity days as cheerily as she has done in the
last four years.
HERBERT GUY GLOVER
Herbert is an entomologist and has an habitual
ly bright outlook on life. He shares his compre
hensive understanding of zoological problems with
everyone he meets and so has proved himself of
valuable assistance to all his classmates. During hss
first two years at University he was intimately asso
ciated with the Musical Society. Although he is
now carrying the burden of a Zoology Honour
course, he still finds time to assist the Biological
Discussion Club in the capacity of curator.
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NANCY FERGUSON
“As/c why God made the gem so ssoall?
And why so huge the granite?
Becanse God meant ,ssankind should set
That higher caine on it.”
Nancy distinguished herself at Victoria College
by high marks and the championship of the Pacific
Coast for Professional Highland Dancing. At Var
sity she has divided her time between English and
French, Gym. Club, hockey and track. After
Education, instead of teaching B. C. mountaineers
tap dancing, rumour says she will be displaying her
talents in London.
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