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Page Fifty-four President, Don Black; Treasurer, Nancy Brand, and Secretary, Roger Wood. The executive for the year include: Honorary President, Professor N. M. King; ing in hoping to reap a harvest of degrees in 1935. We are confident of the future for scientific agriculturalists, and all are plough tition in his favorite pastimes by Jim Allan and Jack Bowen. for climbing Hollyburn and running to Horseshoe Bay. Geof. is given keen compe From West Vancouver comes Geof. Cornish, who, we believe, holds all records In the realm of athletics “we do our part,” a number of the boys taking part in the inter-class sports, Rugby and Track. honor of being elected secretary of the Agricultural Discussion Club. responsible for some of the strange things that happen behind the scenes at the theatri<strong>ca</strong>l performances. John Miller, another member of the year, has had the climbing. Tnen we have a blond Beau Brummel who, we are led to believe, is have three fair co-eds, Nancy, Helen and Kay, who have won distinction mountain Although lacking in numbers we are proud of our class, and why not? We a most profitable year. NDER the guidance of Professor King the class of Agriculture ‘35 has enjoyed U Agriculture ‘35 President Treasurer v•_ rw mr hJ
::::.:: . • President Secretary Agriculture ‘36 A LL the original members of Agriculture ‘36 are back this year, plus a few from Senior Matriculation. Only one Artsman, however, realized his mistake and joined the Aggies. Entirely fooling the originators of the Christmas exams., Aggies ‘36 is off to a good start and pulling in the traces. Bill Moxon distinguished himself by being the only Aggie to swim in the meet against the University of Washington. Paul Clement is doing his best to uphold the Aggies on the Senior English Rugby team. The class is well represented on the Agriculture soccer team, and we hope to have a good showing on the Basketball team. The officers for the class were: Hon. President, Professor King; President, Paul Clement; Secretary-Treasurer, Bill Moxon. Page Fifty-five
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