Queens University - Tricolour Yearbook (Kingston, Ontario Canada)

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r 1 C O L o n 3 C.w CLAPP ( SECRETARY ) r, s farnhanA Gvfe pft£S O.T. BURKE PRESIDENT hssssaj»» Queen’s University Alma Mater Society E.A.STLART ATHLETIC ST iC K G.H. lOChEAD PRES ARTS 1932 S.STANYAR V.PRES. ARTS A.L. WRIGHT TREASURER E.M.BOYD PRES IYEDS. W. J. MCGILL CHIEF JUSTICL MARGARET BELL VICE PRES. LEVANA H. HAMILTON JOURNAL E.G.TURNBULL PRES. THEOLOGY J.C.SAMIS HOUSE COMMITTEE DORIS KENT PRES. LEVANA D.S. SIMMONS PRFS. SCIENCE E.J. WALLIE. VICE PRES SCIENCE 96—= - 8 PACK FOUR

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T OlUEEN'S university dhr arirnlur, (fhtrrn’a Itninprfiity Again we take pen in hand as the present edition goes to press. Another year of University life draws to a close—a year that is the end of college life for some—and but the beginning for others. YVe have been, and are now. passing through a period of depression, but already the sun of Better Times” is sending its first gleams through the clouds. The man to whom our book is dedicated has played no small part in guiding the Kmpire. if not indeed—the world, through this critical period. This year’s Tricolor comes to you with a few new attractions. The frontispage has been brightened, by the use of color: while the Sports and College Life section have been improved and enlarged. We hope it finds favor with you. The Editors wish to acknowledge their indebtedness to Photo Engravers and Electro-typers. Ltd., of Toronto, and Hanson Edgar Ltd., of this city, for their many helpful suggestions and their hearty co-operation at all times. It has been a pleasure to work with them. Further, we are indebted to the College Societies, the advertisers and friends, whose financial assistance has greatly helped in the publishing of this book. To all of these we extend our sincere thanks and good wishes. THE EDITORS. SB PAGE THREE

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 O.HEENS UNIVERSITY ahr Alma ittatrr arirtif Exmitiur. It is to be hoped that the practice of publishing the minutes of the A.M.S. meetings, instituted by this year's executive will provide an ideal substitute for the expensive, cumbersome and poorly attended open meetings. Carefulness in the administration of finances has resulted in a very wholesome surplus for next year's executive. We have made it a practice to have all our financial statements audited and published and have embodied these innovations in the constitution. It is our hope that executives to come shall be elected for their interest in and ability to administer student government. May they always remember that the future of this time consum- ing task lies in governing not lack of restraint. SB PACE FIVE SB