United College Collegiate - Tric Tics Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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ROBERT F. YULE. Bob bad his room on the old “top flat” and unlike some of his co-mates you would gen¬ erally find him at home and working. There he was, a big fellow with a strong face and a ready welcome, and working; that has been the keynote of Bob’s college career. However, Bob was never toe busy to welcome his friends or answer the phone. That phone has been his destruction once or twice. I fear it was scarcely an orderly room to which he returned, but Bob would just laugh and call in the camera man. Such conduct, combined with a willingness to perform the tasks laid upon him have won for him true college friends. Few of his fellow students have so truly supported their college and class in such an unassuming yet genuinely helpful way. As a worker this Year Book bears wit¬ ness. He has our admiration and respect. Bob enters the wider world with our wishes and with a hope that his true friendship maj not drift from the members of Arts ’14. F. D. B. E. T. ETSELL. Shortly after Ed’s “debut” (into this world) his tiny frame gave forth strange sounds which augured in no small degre his musical suc¬ cess of later years. Born in Virden, where the educational facilities were such as to enable him to enter Manitoba College, he began his course as one of the youngest members of the Fourteen Class. Ed. held high hopes of becoming a hurdler and tradition has it that at initiation he twice completed the circuit without moving a bar. Of course, this was due to the persuasion used and even administered (ceteris paribus) if the occasion arose. As a resident student, Ed. was in touch with all the student organizations. In his Sophomore year Eddie’s musical ability was early recog¬ nized and he became a prominent member of the Manitoba College and later of the University Orchestra. While in his Junior year, he was an Associate Editor on the Journal staff and in his Final year was appointed Business Manager of “The Gleam,” which position he ably filled until the time of his withdrawal. Although possessing no outstanding athletic qualifications Ed. constantly supported the various activities, while as a student he always succeeded in obtaining the required percentage and hopes to graduate later in English and Political Economy. We all sincerely regret the serious illness which has overtaken him and truly hope for a speedy recovery. Whatever field of life Ed. may enter we all wish him “Health, Wealth and Prosperity.” D. C. G.

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’14 CLASS PERMANENT EXECUTIVE Geo. H. Lee, President J. A. S. Gardner, Councillor J. O. McLenaghen, Sec.-Treus. Glad Haney, Councillor Ur. F. W. Clark, Hon. Pres. Florence Parlee, Vice.Pres.