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ALAN DOUGLAS ESTABROOK
“Esty” and English rugby go hand in hand. The
short half of the Murray-Estabrook Corporation has
played on the McKechnie Cup team for five years.
Matriculating from Kitsilano High School, “Esty”
realized that he was cut out for hard work and so
took Mechanical. So far he has not completely
ruined the Electrical lab, but you know what a
sticker he is. He possesses a jovial countenance and
a fine personality but his writing is terrible. In his
Mechanical career we wish him every success.
GEORGE EGERTON EVANS
George came from Vancouver Island in 1926
and spent one year as a sophomore in the Faculty
of Arts and Science, thus becoming a double course
student. In 1927 he became a member of the Faculty
of Applied Science and commenced his studies as a
Chemical Engineer. George has been very diversi
fied in his interests on the campus and is an active
member in the Outdoors Club, Chemistry Society
and Professional Engineers. He played soccer in
1927-28.
JAMES LLOYD GREEN
Coming to Varsity from St. Andrew’s College,
Toronto, Lloyd joined us in his Sophomore year.
His desire was to become a Civil Engineer, and he
now constitutes twenty per cent. of the Civil ‘31
class. He has found time to play Canadian rugby
and attend a goodly share of the social functions.
Lloyd is an expert with the steel handbook, generally
underbidding the rest of the class with the lightest
sections. We predict for him a brilliant career.
TOM DOUGLAS GROVES
Tom is one of the Forestry quintette. His
activities range from those of sergeant and marks
man in the C.O.T.C. to those of upholder of the
law in the Players’ Club—from those of president
of the Forest Club to those of president of the
Hockey Club. He also has annexed a B.A. but seems
to prefer to hide his shame. In the summers he is
a hard-boiled logger.
ROBERT ALFRED HALLET
Bob is another of the originals uf Science ‘31.
He hails from Victoria, spends his summers with the
Geological Survey, and usually manages to make
good marks. In his third year, he showed what
he could do if he really wanted to, and collected a
scholarship as top man of his year. At present he
is devoting his time to Geology, and next year in
tends to take Post-Graduate work in the east.
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