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INTER-COLLEGIATE SKI TEAM<br />
Back Row—-J. Deane; A. Morton.<br />
Front Row—I. Orr; D. Manley; J. Fairley.<br />
Absent—J. Mitchell; E. Mitchell; S. Bruce; B. Taylor; D. Bell; D. Northcott; B. McGinnis.<br />
Varsity Outdoor Club<br />
U NDE1j the <strong>ca</strong>pable executive, composed of J. M. Orr, President; Muriel Christie,<br />
Vice-President; John Deane, Secretary; Jack Mitchell, Marshal; Margaret<br />
Buchanan, Archivist, the Outdoor Club has again had an active year, several inno<br />
vations having been added to the usual programme.<br />
About twenty-five members made a successful trip to the Liong last May after<br />
the exams. The Club chartered a small boat and went by way of Brunswick Beach.<br />
It was an excellent climb, marred only by the cold wind on the ridge. However,<br />
the journey back by boat on one of the clearest of May nights more than made<br />
up for that.<br />
In October the Club, as usual, put all its prospective members through the<br />
hard grind of work guaranteed to quell all but the most enthusiastic. This year a<br />
new woodshed was built, a most magnificent edifice. Those not engaged on the<br />
shed cut the quantities of wood necessary to fill it. The women, as usual, dished up<br />
the piles of delectable food to feed the workers. As a final test the prospective<br />
members were taken up Seymour through a driving rainstorm. After these pre<br />
liminaries about twenty-five members were elected.<br />
In November the first party took place at the Fraser Roller Skating Rink, where<br />
it was discovered that roller skates are as hard to control as skis.<br />
As usual, a large crowd gathered at the <strong>ca</strong>bin over New Year’s to eat the two<br />
turkeys cooked by the Club’s best cooks. The second party of the year was held<br />
in the ice rink at the Auditorium in February.<br />
This year, for the first time, an inter-collegiate meet has been arranged between<br />
U.B.C. and the University of Washington. It is scheduled to take place about the<br />
middle of March. The Varsity team has been receiving constant coaching from<br />
Nels Nelson, former world champion ski jumper. They have also participated in<br />
several races against other Vancouver ski clubs and made a good showing. So<br />
maybe the Washington boys will be shown a thing or too when they come up.<br />
After the meet the Club is sponsoring a dance at the Grouse Mountain Chalet.<br />
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