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EDITH HELEN STURDY
After taking Senior Matriculation in Reveistoke,
Edith came to U.B.C. in 1928. She is interested
chiefly in languages—English, French and German—
and intends to take a Librarian course after gradua
tion. In preparation for this she utilized her sparetime
in gaining practical experience in our own
Library. Edith took an active interest in the Vale
dictory Gift project, being a member of the com
mittee. We wish her the best of luck in all her
future undertakings.
JACK MILTON STREIGHT
Jack left Duke of Connaught High in the
Royal City for Point Grey and in his Freshman year
played Frosh Soccer and Intermediate Basketball.
During his Sophomore and Senior years he was
elected secretary-treasurer of the Varsity Men’s
Basketball Club. Besides playing Senior “B” Basket
ball, Jack shone in goal for the Arts ‘31 Inter-class
Soccer champs. He has taken nearly everything in
the way of Economics, and expects to continue in
Law.
JEAN ROBERTA TELFORD
Freshette—on the Arts ‘31 Debating team. Sopho
more—member of the Women’s Literary Society;
vice-president of Arts ‘31. Junior—member of the
Player’s Club; vice-president W.U.S.; Letters Club
and Literary Forum. Senior—president W.U.S. Jean
was the instigator of the Co-ed Fashion Show. In
spite of her many Council and executive meetings,
Jean makes good seconds and attends many social
functions. Favourite pastime, reading plays. Future
career, Interior Decorating.
ALEXANDER TURNBULL
Alex is doing two things at once! He is finish
ing a course started in the Summer Session of 1922
and he is running the biggest school in New West
minster. More power to his elbow. Alex served
overseas with the 72nd Battalion, C.E.F., and was
decorated witls the M.C. and the M.M.
CLARA-MARIE TERVO
Fair! dainty! charming! That’s Clare. By
her sparkling wit and pleasing manner she has made
many friends. After some teaching experience in
the north of British Columbia, Clare returned to
Victoria College where she made a brilliant record.
The following year she came to Varsity and has
upheld her reputation with well-earned success. A
systematic worker, she makes every minute count.
She excels in languages and is an enthusiastic member
of the German Club.
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