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HARRIET ELIZABETH JOHNSON
To all and sundry, Betty. Throughout her
university career Betty has chased those subjects
necessary for Home Economics. She revels in
Bacteriology and Zoology and one may find her at
any hour of the day in the “lab,” inoculating
bunnies and butchering cats. After graduation,
Betty plans to complete her Home Economics course
at the University of Washington.
ROBERT ERIC GLYN LANGTON
Eric, better known to his friends as “Tony,”
entered Arts ‘31 as a sophomore, having taken his
Senior Matriculation at Port Haney. He belonge to
the Mathematics Club, and in the second and third
years was a member of the Badminton Club, which
he deserted this year in order to devote his time
more exclusively to obtaining Honours in his chosen
subject, Physics. Next year we shall welcome Tony
back as an Education student.
VIOLA MARGARET JOHNSTON
Viola is one of those steady and industrious stu
dents, but this in no way detracts from her interest in
the lighter things of life. At some future date she
intends to take a post-graduate course in Library
work and, with this end in view, she spends Thursday
afternoons behind the loan desk. Viola is always a
loyal and cheerful friend and we are sure that, if she
continues in her present ambitions, she will be assured
of future success.
LAWRENCE ALLAN LANG
“Larry” is the customary and more accredited
termination. His perpetually happy disposition arises
from a faculty of obtaining real and intense enjoy
ment from little things, while at the same time not
allowing trifling annoyances to destroy his equanim
ity. Larry is to be found in the Caf. any afternoon
imbibing tea, discussing philosophy in the dialectical
manner, and smoking the inevitable pipe. His ability
to work hard when he wants to, will carry him to
success in his chosen profession, education.
ELIZABETH JONES
After two years at Victoria College, Betty went
to Normal, and the following year joined the Class
of ‘31 at U.B.C. A member of the Musical Society
last year, she is also connected with the S. C. M.
and the Gym Club. Her chief courses are in Eng
lish, French and History. Betty’s name is usually
coupled with that of her so-called “sin-twister.”
Her witty remarks have made her a general favour
ite, and will help her along the road of teaching
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