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TALOSA VIOLET TIMMINS
Talosa’s outstanding characteristic is her ability
to enjoy both work and play. She is a History
Honour student and a scholastic winner. Talosa
was a member of the Studio Club and the Musical
Society and is secretary of the 1-listorical Society.
Even when busy with essays, this energetic little
blonde is a distracting element in the male section
of the library—just ask John. In spite of her duties,
Talosa can always be counted “among those present.”
EARL VANCE
Executive positions have characterized the career
of Earl Vance at the University. Earl has held the
chief position of the Canadian Rugby Club for the
last two years and at the same time has officiated at
pep-meetings in the role of cheer-leader and “wise
cracker de luxe” to the Sciencemen. Debating has
also taken much of his time since he has spoken twice
against Saskatchewan and was chosen to represent
U.B.C. against Weber College, Utah. Was a time
when Earl was president of the Mamooks, “college
spirit club,” but that’s forgotten now. The Stadium
Campaign too, claimed his interest and he supported
it in the capacity of publicity manager.
VERA LEOTA TIPPING
Happy is the person who has Vera for a friend
during her college course. She is always ready to
listen to troubles and to sympathize, always ready
to help—except in the matter of this write-up. She
has taken an active part in student activities, having
been a member of the Art Club and Badminton Club,
and is this year treasurer of L’Alouette. Vera’s
specialty is French, and she is looking forward to
studying in Paris next year.
JOHN THOMAS YOUNG
Jack, as he is commonly known, comes originally
from Winnipeg. He is taking Honours in Chemistry,
and can usually be found in the upper stories of the
Science building. Jack also dabbles in Physics and
Mathematics courses, and generally makes a first
class average. Besides this, he guides the course of
the Chemistry Society in his office as president. Jack
plans to return next year for his M.A., and we can
forecast a brilliant career for him in his chosen
subject.
SHEILA MARY TISDALL
Sheila will probably be best remembered for
her superb performance as “Friend Hannah” in ths
University Spring Play of 1930. As well as being a
member of the Players’ Club for three years, Sheila
also was a member of the Badminton Club, and
played on the University team. In this, her graduat
ing year, she has dropped all outside activities for a
strenuous University year; she is majoring in Bac
teriology, and will attempt to get hospital work in
that line.
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