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AGNES MAUDE HEALEY
Agnes ordinarily seems to be a qoiet and con
scientious worker, but on the tennis field the full
force of her personality is revealed. She played
Grass Hockey during her four years and is very
fond of her summer swims. She has delved into a
good many courses, running all the way from Eng
lish, Philosophy and History to Geology, but Eng
lish now claims most of her time. Her friends find
her kind and unassuming and full of humour. Her
ambition for the future is an Art course.
MALCOLM HEBB
Malcolm is one of tlse most brilliant lights of
the graduating class. A Physics Honour student, he
is president of the Physics Club, and an abiding dis
ciple of Einstein, Maxwell, and Weierstrauss. His
nursery literature most surely included a treatise on
Relativity and his toys probably consisted of gal
vanometers and wattmeters. His pet hobby is expos
ing projected theories re things physical, and withal
his genial personality has made him a host of friends
at the University. Malcolm is a credit to the In
stitution.
MARY HERBISON
Coming to Varsity a scholarship-winner, Mary
has maintained her brilliant record throughout. She
won a second scholarship and always gains first class
averages. As president of La Canadienne, she has
put her French honours to excellent practice. In
addition she is a member of the International Rela
tions Club and an active member of the S.C.M.
U.B.C. will not lose Mary this spring, for she plans
to return in the fall to study Education.
GIBB GILMOUR HENDERSON
Gibb is a double-course man, having taken his
second year Arts at Summer School. Next year he
graduates in Electrical Engineering and the East will
probably claim him for a while at least. Of un
failing good nature, he has won many friends at
U.B.C., and we all feel that, as an engineer, his
success is assured. As a diversion from the more
serious business of studying, Gibb plays badminton,
and in the summer tramps the wilds with the
Geological Survey.
MABEL ELIZABETH FRAILEY HILL
Frailey comes to us from North Vancouver.
She entered Varsity in the second year and since
then her chief occupation has been in winning
French Honours. An active member of “La Cans
dienne,” Frailey was the heroine in the play pro
duced by that Club. Furthermore, she has been
working on the Valedictory Gift Committee for Arts
‘31 and has given the group much assistance. Frailey
intends to teach, so we hope to see her back at
Education in the fall.
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