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ALICE MARGARET KNOTT
Margaret is another student whose high stand
ing is helping to maintain the reputation of Victoria
College. She is known as the other half of the
“ain-twistership.” During her two years in Van
couver, Margaret’s work has centred around English,
History and Philosophy, while her extra-curricular
activities have included the Musical Society and
S.C.M. It is by her sunny disposition and friendly
manner that Margaret will best be remembered by
Iser many friends, who wish her much success as
a teacher.
FABIAN ERNEST CLAUDE ROBERTS
Ernie dropped into Varsity three years ago after
teaching in the North. Besides being the energetic
president of the Soccer Club for two years, he has
been one of the outstanding players on the Senior
team. Last year he brought about the presentation
of the “Soccer Cup” for inter-class competition. He
is a member of the C.O.T.C. and a leading shot on
the rifle team. Spends his summers in the mines or
on surveys. Will probably follow teaching.
MARIAN ISABEL KUMMER
Marian came from Cranbrook in her Sopho
more year to join the Class of ‘31. Throughout her
college career, her cheery personality has won for
her a host of friends and she believes “that a friend
in need is a friend indeed.” Last year she joined
the Gym Club to keep herself fit to wrestle witls
her two bugbears, Latin and English, which she in
tends to teach in the near future.
JOHN MURDOCK RUTHERFORD
Murdie, after matriculating at Revelstoke, at
tended Normal School at Victoria before he came to
Varsity. During his four years with ‘31 he has been
chiefly interested in Philosophy, although he has also
specialized in Mathematics and English. He plays
inter-class basketball, skiis a little, and is very fond
of hiking. He has also a weakness for dancing and
bridge, and in the summer vacations enjoys the wideopen
spaces of interior construction camps and sur
veys.
MARGARET OLIVE MUIRHEAD
Margaret’s versatility and sincerity have distingu
islsed her college career. Her scholastic standing has
been consistently high, notwithstanding her wide
range of outside activities, which include Inter
national and Class Debating, winning of the Women’s
Oratorical contest, acting as secretary and vicepresident
of Arts ‘31, and finally as secretary of the
Alma Mater Society. Margaret has been a member
of La Canadienne, I.R.C., and the Letters Club.
Interested throughout in the S.C.M., she has been its
publicity convener and vice-president and went as a
delegate to the 1929 Jasper Conference. A good
student and leader; a splendid co-worker and friend.
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