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

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SMART DRESSERS APPRECIATE BETTER Glaihea Quality with Style if ALWAYS A SAFE I N V E S T M E N T 'k NOW! a complete line ol Men 's Haberdashery You Will Like Our Personal Service 'A' EDDIE ll. IIEEM 534 Seymour Street fright at Bus stopl The Hughe 0weII Co. Ltd. 'A' ENGINEERS' AND SURVEYORS' INSTRUMENTS DRAWING AND TRACING PAPERS ARTISTS' MATERIALS BLUE-PRINT AND OZALID PAPERS Drum Maiorettes stepped high during homecoming football game despite the fact that the squad went down in defeat. 'zum a 'ofzetiea Drum majorettes made their re-appearance on the campus this year-part of the revived athletic spirit which signalled the end of athletic lethargy. Leader of the 12 high stepping lassies who graced home football games was Gloria Newall, who was saddled with the task of training a dozen girls for Homecoming celebra- tions. Gloria, an old hand at high stepping, was a member of the original team of UBC drum majorettes who perform- ed at football games two years before. After weeks of coaching, the girls put on their first show for a capacity Homecoming crowd in the UBC stadium. The twelve stalwarts who braved the icy blasts of pre- winter weather in scanty uniforms were: Meredith Thomas, Irma Foster, Marilyn McLean, Ioan Kingsbury, Mary McAlpine, Pat Terry, Ioan Vanderwalker, Mary Chadwick, Pat Spring, Diane Leblanc, Marilyn Grant, and Gloria Newell. At first, all the majorettes had to work with were 12 batons, left over from former days. Eventually, how- ever, UBC's Kickapoo Club came to their rescue and provided uniforms, such as they were, for exhibition. The maiorettes even had a chance to strut before strangers when they made their off-campus debut at Belling- ham at a Thanksgiving Day football game between UBC and Western Washington College of Education. GENERAL EQUIPMENT POWER PLANT HEATING s. 'ff vENTII.ATING EQUIPMENT CEILING AIR DIFFUSERS 569 Ric a 'S 5 TA 2245 PAcific 5932 - - 1230 Granville sf. 1 . ZOO