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HERBERT WARNER ELLIS
Bert signed up with the Aggie Freshmen in
1927, and after a year’s probation decided that he
had the makings of a first—class poultry expert. He
was a member of the Badminton Club, and for the
last year has been vice-president of Aggie ‘31. We
can always count on Bert as an enthusiastic sup
porter of social functions,
ROLPHE MAURICE FORSYTH
Rolphe came to Agriculture from Colombian
College. His aim in life is to own a championship
herd of Jersey tattle. He is no mean judge of cows,
as he was on the team that represented the U.B.C.
at Portland last term. However cow-judging has not
taken up all his energy. Rolfe has found time to
play on the Intermediate English Rugby team and
was a member of the Aggie Relay team last year.
He is also a member of the Players’ Club.
NORMAN HARRY INGLEDEW
Norm, one of the most quiet and reserved boys
on the campus, is really an Aggie. He played Eng
lish rugby in the first and second years, but since
than has been too occupied with various experiments
in the manufacture of butter and cheese to give
much thought to athletics. In his last year he was
a member of the Dairy Products team at the Pacific
International, and was also the president of the Class
of Agriculture ‘31.
H
THOMAS ALBERT LEACH
Tommy has been one of the most active mem
bers of the Class of ‘31. President of Aggie ‘31 for
first three years, vice-president of the Agricultural
Undergrad., president of the Agricultural Discussion
Club in his fourth year, and member of the Dairy
Products team at the Pacific International Exhibition.
His chief interest lies in watching calves succumb
to the effects of pilchard oil.
MICHAEL ISADORE LERNER
Mike was born in China and came to B.C. in
1927. In his Freshman year he won the David Thom
Scholarship for Proficiency. Poultry, genetics and
biometry have claimed his special attention, both in
course work and in research for the Poultry Depart
ment. He served as treasurer of the Agriculture
Undergraduate Society and was twice on the winning
team in Agriculture Inter-class Debates. Next year,
we hope to have him back again taking further re
search work.
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