University of British Columbia - Totem Yearbook (Vancouver, British Columbia Canada)

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Erected in 1936 as a memorial to Reginald Brock, the late Dean of Applied Science, and Mrs. Brock, both of whom perished in an air accident, Brock Hall serves as a center for recreation and student activities. ' The building centers around a huge lounge, tastefully furnished with arm- chairs, sofas and bridge-tables. During the day recorded music is piped in by the Radio Society, which is located in the basement. For special occasions the lounge may be converted into a dance floor, a dining hall, or an auditorium for visiting entertainers. In the north-west basement is the haven for the illegitimate children of the Publications Board . Here, future journalists compile copy for the tri- weekly student newspaper, The Ubyssey, and UBC's year book, The Totem. The Brock also houses menls and women's cloak rooms, the Alumni Association, Phrateres offices, a coffee shop and dining room, Alma Mater Society offices, a barber shop, the Radio Society and the Mamooks, a sign painting organization. Shown in the photographs are the coffee shop, students playing bridge, girls relaxing in the comfortable furniture, and Peter Dykels barber shop.

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