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EDITH JEAN McINTOSH
Edith, with her unruffled and debonair manner,
is a loyal and true friend when one knows her. She
has ambitions in the field of journalism, and to gain
experience in this line is a member of the “Ubyssey”
staff. Her favourite haunt is the “Pub” office where
she checks copy and rewrites reports quite cheerfully.
She has a positive genius for picking courses with
the largest possible number of free afternoons and
essays.
THOMAS TSUTOMU NAKANO
Originally with Arts ‘29, Tom postponed his
quest for knowledge for two years because of illness,
and wisely chose to “get there” on good ship ‘31,
majoring in Zoology and Bacteriology. He is re
membered as the one who twirled the ball from the
mound for ‘29 against Science, although he never
tells us the results. During his spare time, he wages
dictatorial power in guiding the destinies of the Van
couver Japanese Student Association. After gradua
tion Tom intends to continue his studies in the field
of medical science.
GLADYS KATHLEEN McINTOSH
Gladys is from Victoria—perhaps that is the
reason she is so attractive. After two years at Vic
toria College she came to Varsity, carrying on the
good work in Latin buried in the gloomy stacks.
Next year will see Gladys here again for Education
—and our jealous nature makes us hope that no one
else will have our chance of finding what a perfect
roons-mate she is! Although teaching is ostensibly
the end Gladys has in view, we feel sure it is merely
a stepping-stone to an artistic career.
WALTER ERIC NORTH
Entering whole—heartedly into all that Univer
sity life had to offer, Eric’s first conquest was in
dramatics, where he captured prominent roles in two
Spring productions. In athletics, Eric captained the
Freshman Soccer team; in second year played Cana
dian Rugby, and whea forced out of the strenuous
sports through injuries, joined the Swimming Club.
for his reputation as an administrator, Eric has been
president of his class, Junior Member of Council, the
power behind the Arts ‘31 Valedictory project and
the chairman of that energetic committee that tried
valiantly to wring shekels out of rural British Col
umbians in the great Stadium Campaign.
HELEN JESSIE MacKENZIE
Helen, popularly known as “Teddy,” is re
nowned for getting her engagements mixed, for being
exceptionally adept in repartee, and as a keen rugby
enthusiast. During her college career, Teddy has
taken part in skating, swimming, tennis and golf.
She is a member of the Classics Club, as well as
the late member of French class. Teddy’s secret
ambition is to be an actress, but she feels that fate
will intervene in the form of a pedagogical career.
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