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got off to a good start” by finishing up the first year of our existence
‘lF’HE Class of Agriculture ‘31 entered University with very promising
in our first year one of the largest classes ever entered in this faculty and
with the highest marks ever obtained by any Freshman Agriculture class.
In the following three years we more or less maintained the high
standard set in our first year, in spite of additional units, more difficult
.
The Class History of Agriculture ‘31
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courses and other added attractions.
calves with synthetic milk, has been a leading figure in the Aggie Dis
Directing the destinies of the Class for this year were: Honorary
The Class as a whole has always taken an active part in campus
activities and has been represented throughout in various prominent
President, Professor Wilfred Sadler; President, Norman Ingledew; Vice
but not least, the Class claims the distinction of having as one of its
popular member of the Players’ Club; and Tom Leach, besides poisoning
has been well-known in debating circles; Anatole Zaitzeff has been a
positions on the Agriculture Undergraduate Society. Mills Winram
cussion Club and on the Agriculture Undergraduate Executive. Last,
members, Ruth Stuart, the only co-ed in the faculty.
President, Bert Ellis; Secretary, Wilf Tait.
JL prospects for four successful years. We had the good fortune to be
ANATOLE ZAITZEFF
“Toly” came to Canada in 1926 with the os
tensible objects of improving his English and study
ing Canadian methods in Agriculture. After looking
over all the courses in the CaJendar he linally decided
to major in Agricultural Economics. His cheerful
manner and his enthusiasm for campus affairs have
made him many friends in University circles, and
his cheery, “Hello fellows,” is a well-known greet
ing. His adventurous nature and perseverance will
undoubtedly lead him to success in the future.
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