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STIRLING CROLL AITKEN
Stirling, a native aon of Vancouver, came to
Varsity from King George High with the earnest
intention of entering Science. By a laudable change
of mind, however, he remained in Arts. In summer
the “Bulldog Fleer” claims his attention; in winter,
well, we would say a course carrying eighteen units
in fourth year is sufficient to keep anyone out of
mischief. We prophesy titanic upheavals in the
world of trade and commerce shortly, for that is
Stirling’s chosen field of endeavour.
RUSSELL KEMP BAKER
Having obtained his B.A. degree with the Class
of 1930, Russ. came back to his old haunts to take
his B. Comm. While at University Russ. has man
aged to find time to swim and to serve on the Club
executive. Rugby has also claimed his attention,
and he was captain of the Second Intermediate team
in his Sophomore year. Aside from his excellent
marks, Russ. has the additional honour of being the
sole charter member of the Society of Bunt in Com
merce.
GEORGE VAN NOSTIAND EALLENTINE
Otherwise Gerry, has led an intensely varied
career throughout his four years at University. He
played rugby in his first year but due to an illness,
he has had to confine himself to the executive posi
tions of secretary, vice-president and president of the
Rugby Club. Besides these he has been a member of
the Men’s Athletic Executive and a tactful president
of the Inter-Fraternity Council. As a Bachelor of
Commerce, he intends to forsake his survey and can
nery interests for more lucrative business pursuits.
THOMAS EDWIN BURGESS
To possess an amiable disposition and a likeable
personality is a rare virtue. Tommy combines both
elements in fine proportion. His activities in track
and Canadian football stamp him as an athlete who
has acquired a most deserved reputation for excellent
performance. An Arts and Commerce degree are his
scholastic objectives, which should ensure ultimate
auccess in some phase of business activity.
RONALD MAVIUS BURNS
Ron’s major activities in the last five years have
been furthering the cause of the English Rugby
Club both as a player and as an executive. He has
held successively the offices of secretary-treasurer of
the English Rugby Club and of the Men’s Athletic
Association for two years. This year he captains the
crack Super-Varsity team, and when called upon,
plays a useful game for the Seniors. Although he
started slowly Ron. is now knocking down high
second class averages with little apparent effort.
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