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WILLIAM MURRAY CAMERON, E.A.
“Outbound your barqne awaits you.”
Murray came to us from friendly Saskatchewan
taking his B.A. Isere in 1927. Its theology he was a
consistent prize-winner in Old Testament and He
brew. The mantle of Lotze falls gently upon his
shoulders. Noted for a stately sedateness and a quiet
philosophic humour, he filled the vice-presidency of
the Theological Society with great acceptance. Being
a zealous missionary, Ise hopes to serve in foreign
fields. We expect great things of Murray.
ADAM CRISP
Scotland’s borders first his home
Far and wide he since doth roam.
Since here at College his home hath been,
In the Glee Club he’s been heard and seen.
A missionary here he came
Wild natives to convert and tame;
Full many a field he’s served since then,
And won regard from many men.
JAMES HARWOOD ALFRED WARR
Presenting B.C.’s foremost boy’s worker. Boys
have always claimed his thought and devotion. Aca
demic life has a great appeal for James, yet no more
than that of the active ministry to which he looks
forward with great joy. However, we expect him
to take post-grad. work at a later date. As president
of the Students’ Theological Society, baritone singer
and polished orator, he will leave a gap in the ranks
that will be hard to fill.
The Union Theological College
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common qualities in these men. In fact we cannot understand, with
such talent unused, just why our University Musical and Dramatic Clubs
flourish.
The committee in charge this year is as follows: Dean, Dr. A. M.
Sanford; Chairman, Reg. Hammond; Secretary, James Gibson; Treas
urer, C. J. Armstrong; James Warr and Peter Simonds.
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