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LAWRENCE GERARD MATHEWS
Metallurgist, Insulting Physicist, Consulting
Fuse-blower to C.P.R. hotels. Manathews has played
Canadian rugby, hockey and hookey, hut in spite of
the last, usually manages to win out in that annual
Student-Faculty game of April Fool. Gerry will be
remembered as possessor of the sense of humour res
ponsible for many quaint little sayings that have
helped to brighten the lives of his class, both in and
out of lectures; also as co-discoverer of the formula:
Alpha squaredAlfalfa.
JOHN LEWIS MONROE
Louie is the little ray of sunshine of the Mech
anical class. No matter how much we may dislike
a course, he has a word of praise for it, saying that
eventually we will find it of some use. To his
ability “to stick with it” he owes his consistently
high standing in exams. Upzsn graduation Louie is
going with Allis Chalmers in Wisconsin and will
show wlsat B. C. graduates can do. In his chosen
profession we wish him every success.
THOMAS HANNA MUNN
Tommy is well known to all of us for his quiet
and unassuming manner. As the Class treasurer, he
has shown the remarkable ability of collecting fees
without creating a name for himself as a public
nuisance. During his Sophomore and Junior years,
Tommy was an essential part of the English Rugby
squad, playing half-back for the second team. Being
a potential Civil Engineer, he has already made an
attempt to solve the Second Narrows problem.
WALTER ALLAN MURRAY
“Bud” (he Isas other names but they are never
used) is the dark handsome man of the rugby team.
He is probably the most consistently good player on
the team, having played practically every important
game for the past five seasons, being vice-captain for
the last two years. Outside of study, rugby is
Bud’s big interest, yet at many a social function he
shakes a mean hoof. Scholastically, in spite of the
time given to campus activities, Bud maintains a
high average without too much trouble. Undoubt
edly he will go far in his chosen profession of Mech
anical Engineering.
HARRY EDWIN NELEMS
H. E. started with Arts ‘29 but spent a year in
the north between his third and fourth years of
Science. Although Cisilliwack is his home-town, the
“grip of the north” has become so strong that he is
better known as a citizen of Premier. After gradua
tion he intends to travel; New Guinea, Rhodesia,
anywhere a job offers far from the call of his friends
on Saturday night. A student of Geology but a
mining engineer of the future.
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