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MARION TORRENCE CARDWELL
“Twinklfi,g eyes, fairisl, hair,
A winning smile, a roguish air—
Vivacious, gay, and petite;
Capable lass;
Popular lass;
A mannequin pretty and neat!”
Marion is one of our most energetic workers
and can always be depended upon for original ideas
for class parties. As class representative she was a
very active member of the Hospital Students’ Council.
HEDWIG HILLAS
“The Law of Kindness is upon her tongue.”
Better known as Heggie, or H. H.—most con
veniently initialed—is a most delightful person, ever
bubbling with good spirits. Vivacious in personality,
she possesses a keen sense of humour and reaps joy
where sorrow was intended. An enthusiastic skater,
especially on thin ice, but just watch her come up
starry eyed and exuberant. An authority on what
one would do with an umbrella on the golf course;
not to speak of her executive ability.
GERALDINE EDITH HOMFRAY
Gerry came to us from Kamloops adding to our
class the charm of her personality—intangible, viv
acious, but yet reserved. With her demure, sweet
expression, Gerry is always doing the unexpected, a
constant source of pleasure and surprise. Beneath
her outward calm Gerry conceals a strong, true
character which she showed as our energetic hospital
rep. Spends spare time on the badminton Court,
links and walking with “Foggie.” Daily expression—
wonder if there will be five more letters today.”
HEATHER KILPATRICK
“You chatter, chatter as you go,
Both at your work and after;
Your bubbling spirits will o’er! low,
With gay and merry laughter.”
Heather received her B.A. in 1928. Unfailing
good nature has made her a popular member of Nurs
ing. She refuses to let such little things as examina
tions worry her and has made a splendid average all
through college. Our go-getter was secretary of the
class and later president of the Students’ Council of
the Vancouver General Hospital.
DOROTHY EVELYN MacKENZIE
“E’en though vanquished she could argue still.”
Dorothy is one of the most popular students of
any year since Nursing was started at U.B.C. Even
the professors have to return her genial smile and
ask her to “come earlier.” There has never been
more capable president of the Nurses’ Undergraduate
Society or of her class. Also she was the efficient
secretary of the Students’ Council at V. G. H.
Dorothy is a good sport at all times. She radiates
pep, and her smile and wonderful dispostion pave
the way to every heart.
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