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Agriculture ‘32
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NTIRELY fooling the originators of Christmas examinations, Aggie
JL..J ‘32 is off to a good start and pulling steadily at the traces. Several
new men have realized the potentialities of the Class, and have joined us;
one of these men was previously in Arts, but he appreciated the added,
value of an Agricultural degree, and switched over.
We can show a wide range of interests, having men majoring in
Agronomy, Animal Husbandry, Poultry, Agricultural Economics and
Zoology, and we have representatives in the Outdoors Club, Biological
Discussion Club, Forest Club, and of course we are all in the Aggie Club.
This year’s class executive consists of: Honorary President, Professor
H. M. King; President, Henry A. Shaw; Secretary-Treasurer, Hugh B.
Leech.
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Agriculture ‘33
GGIE ‘33 has just completed its second year with an enrolment of
thirteen members. The Class supplied two of the men, Dick and
Lee, who gave the Frosh a scare in the Arts ‘20 Relay, and did its part
toward the success of the Aggie Ball.
Osborne and Whimster carry the honours of Aggie ‘33 up Grouse
Mountain with the Outdoors Club, to dash that honour into the snow at
unexpected moments while negotiating on skiis. Tedenoff has made
Agriculture famous by his signs and posters, which, without doubt, are
works of art, and outshine any similar work done on the campus for some
time. Whimster has blossomed forth as an orator and represented Var
sity in the Intercollegiate Debate this year. He also keeps the Players’
Club moving smoothly by playing the part of chief scene shifter and
stage manager.
The Aggie Basketball and Football teams have all been graced by
representatives of Aggie ‘33, Dave Ferguson taking a leading part. Judg
ing from past records, the Class is going to produce some versatile farmers.
Aggie ‘33 can also boast control of Canadian Football for 1931-32,
Harold Cliff having been elected captain of the team.
This year’s Executive is: President, William Whimster; Vice-Presi
dent, Harold Phillips; Secretary-Treasurer, James O’Neil.
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