Columbia College - Chapeau Bas Yearbook (Vancouver, British Columbia Canada)

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COMMERCIAL CLUB

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COMMERCIAL CLUB lllattn: High-Higl1ur-Hn:ni:s'1'. Class CoIm's.' Old Gold and Purple. I HE Commercial Club of Columbia College is made up of strictly business students-those who are preparing to work, not loaf. The elub was organized in 12113 and is now a per- manent feature of our College life. Meetings are held hi-monthly. which are always interesting and profit- able. Usually these meetings are in the form of zz pienie. From the great interest shown by all members. it is reasonable to predict that the Columbia Commer- eial Club will gain in strength from year to year. 'l'he purpose of the elub is to promote interest in the business world among our members. XYC attribute much of our sueeess as a elub to the untiring interest shown in our work and the constant aid given us by the Dean of our department, Professor Haddock. 4503 FOOLISHNESS. In our class there is it Dear old Gunn, but now and then it will go off down the Holloway at our little Yankee Mark, but always misses our Hart. XYhile we were walking along the River-s bank we were entangled in a Cobb-XVebb, but went on fishing for Haddoeks. XYe have two very mysterious XX'rays in our class. Professor Haddock seems to have made a hit with one of the ladies of the Faculty: the next time we saw him his goatee had mysteriously disappeared. XYhy should we worry? Ish ka bibble! XYhat's the use of chocolate candy when Miss Stephens is around? XVe feel sure that Miss Simpson will make a line helpmeet, but not for any Simp.

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ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS. A. L. CHALKER ........... . ...... ....... P rvsidczzt A. Ll. FoLKs .......... .......,.... l 'irc-l'rcsi'dcizt INIQZ ALSTUN C.xRsoN. .. .... SL'Cl'Fltll'-l' and 7ll'L'llS1ll'L'l' TEAM MANAGERS. JX. L. CH.xLici2R .....,............ Football glftllltlgfl' XY. S. JoHNs'roNE .... . ..,. Buys' Iirixlwilnlll .llnlmgcr Ixliz ALs'roN Cmsox ..... Girls' Bnxkvflvrzll .llnzzugvr l'. F. lfIx'13R ,.......... ......... l 3u5vln1ll illnzmgcr ll. R. TRim:L1c. . ..... .. . . .... Clivcr Lmrrlcr FACULTY ADVISORY COMMITTEE. W. II. limits. G. M. Ronu'12LL. ll. R. liclqrais. li52j At Columbia participation in all the principal col- lege sports. baseball, football, basketball, tennis and track athletics, is strongly encouraged from as many students as possible. It is the policy of the Trustees, however, to subordinate competitive athletics to a study of right living and all-round development. The success of the various teams during 1913-I4 can not be juflgecl by the number of victories. XVhen we take into consifleration the mate1'ial which the coaches had on hand to begin with, we must consider the season a success. Columbia would welcome the formation of a State Intercollegiate League, which is being agitated among some of the colleges of the State. This would tencl to increase the interest in the games among the colleges of the State and would bring them all together, so that the State championship coultl be clehnitely determined.