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CICELY ROSAMOND HUNT
Neither too quiet nor too studious, Cicely is a
valued member of our class. She has that endear
ing quality of being willing to do anything in the
world for you, whether you want a play criticized,
an essay written, or an original excuse for doing
neither. Cicely is majoring in English and Philosophy
in hopes that she will some day realize her ambition
of taking a Library course at McGill. She is an
enthusiastic member of the Philosophy Club, and
attends an occasional meeting of Der Deutsche Verein.
JOHN GEORGE MORGAN
This, ladies and gentlemen, is U.B.C.’s other
prize Scotchman—yes! we have two in the Audi
torium. The wee fellow is kept above and Geordie
because of his radicalism and other native qualifica
tions, spends his time below. Besides good books he
keeps good smokes. Like the rest of the Morgans,
he is famous. As an economist of the first rank, an
exponent of the views of Marx and Hegel, he bears
an enviable reputation as a defender of his beliefs.
He has seen many classes come and go, and we are
honoured to have him graduate with us.
AGNES MAUD HUTSON
Maud will graduate not only with her B. A.
degree and Honours in Economics, but also with her
Social Service Diploma—evidence of her keen ambi
tion, her true scholastic spirit, and, above all, her
ability to apply her knowledge in a practical manner.
Besides gaining a P.E.O. scholarship, Maud has been
a member of the I.R.C. and Social Science Club, the
Musical Society, and the S.C.M. executive. By her
ready sympathy and cheery friendliness she Isas won
many loyal and true friends. Her “Lott” is sure
to be a happy one!
CLARKE VAN SICE MORRISON
Van, as he is known to all, is an ardent student
in Physics and Maths. However, he excels in Cana
dian rugby, where for three years he has been pack
ing the pigskin in the Intermediate Canadian Rugby
League. He supplements his dinner hours by play
ing in the inter-class basketball and soccer games.
Van will take Education next year, if only to show
his famous pipe to High School students.
BESSIE KENNEDY
During her university life Bessie has endeared
herself to us all by her genial sympathetic nature,
her love of fun and her keen sense of humour. Judg
ing from her indulgence in Economic essays we are
led to believe that she will enter the business world
after graduation if she can overcome the temptation
for Social Service.
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