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BEATRICE JOAN FOSTER
Joan came to U.B.C. in her Sophomore year
after taking Senior Matric. in Kelowna. Her course
ia Math. Honours and ahe showa her interest in that
subject by never missing a Mathematics Club meet
ing. Joan spends some of her spare time playing
badminton and tennis and is an enthusiastic member
of the Swimming Club. Although she is returning
next year for Education, her ambition is to take up
post-graduate work in Physical Culture. Favourite
saying—”Have you seen Margaret?”
RONALD GRANTHAM
Ronald, who came to U.B.C. in his Sophomore
year from Ridley College and Welland High School,
Ontario, has led a Dr. Jeckyl and Mr. Hyde exist
ence during his university career. On one side he
invokes the Muse of poetry and has done some notable
work, especially in winning the Letters Club award
for an original contribution. On the other hand,
as Editor-in-Chief of the Publications Board, he has
steered a tortuous course between the difficulties
offered by a recalcstrant Students’ Council, a some
times fractious staff and an exacting student body.
Ronald intends to enter the teaching profession.
JEAN ROBERTA FOWLER
What a versatile young lady she is. She revels
in English and even holds forth in German. Her
true passion is History and her essays, which reveal
Jean’s charming whimsicality and sparkling sarcasm,
are the envy of every student. With her sense of
humour and ready interest she combines the qualities
of a brslliant conversationalist and a sympathetic
listener. Friendship with Jean is a stimulating thing
for she is far more temperamental than a blackhaired,
blue-eyed person has any right to be.
JOHN LAWRENCE GREIG
Spent his Freshman year at the “U” of Saskat
chewan, but attracted by the “scenic” wonders of
U.B.C., decided to complete his course here. He
has dipped into swimming activities and nosed
around boxing circles—not to mention snilder ath
letics with the Letters Club. Laury has the happy
faculty of accomplishing a lot with little apparent
effort. Comic novels and supposed misogynistic
tendencies constitute his thief weaknesses. Lawrence
visions a course in medicine after a few years of
teaching.
FRANCES LYLA FRASER
Frances, during her career at Varsity, has suc
ceeded in making that unusual combination—success
ful participation in the three important phases of
University life: sport, social activities, and studies.
Frances can wield a tennis racket with the best; she
is invariably among “those present;” and on top of
this she manages to obtain high marks. She ss
majoring in History and English. Frances is going
into business after graduation, and we feel that her
personality and capability for hard work will carry
her to success.
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