University of Manitoba - Brown and Gold Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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RHODES SCHOLAR , 'mai-f's. : t '---, ,-'xiay' 'iawf' . ii f ' ,X'?si'-c-131511K ' . .. gtg., -arg, 1. 4. fibwq, x. we1c?we- 1-Y' X A .311 it . 'YS-t?2:eQ'fi? ' -fa 1 's ' 5 W. 'fir' a ,.1z:f 23f's-,E-12 3'-Lf'f'fe.Efi an - T5'+ff,.' PES L 'S 122, H-is .. . t.m-JSA, f 1u f,f 'V 'I I, 5 C'..':,' I f . '5311 , 4364 , . 1, . g',,,3,5. .psi- 'ffzxt-N J,-5F'l'3 f 'V ' 4 f ' ' ' - w ' xv. Q ' ' ,Z . ' ' --'sv W' . - I, ' tx , xx a-- , r.. , 2 V s.. W, E K. X ,, .. ff R - ' nw... ,ff xx X A.,-v. ILLIAM L. Morton's unusu- ally spectacular career at Manitoba University and St. John's College culminated in his nomination as Rhodes Scholar for 1932-33. After taking his ele- mentary school training in Gladstone, Manitoba, Bill came to Winnipeg to continue his education in St. John's College. He has been editor of The Johnian, then of The Manitoban, when his fine editorials attracted wide- spread attention. Bill Morton has just completed a term as President of the U.M.S.U. Council. Prom- inence in the Debating Union, in football and on the track has proved his versatility. Literature, however. constitutes his main interest. He plans to make this subject his main study nt Oxford next fall. We'll be hearing from you, Bill ! Page Twenty f .neil WII.LIAM L. MORTON --X , -er 1

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SELECTED I would live all my life in nonchalancc and insouciance Were it not for making a living, which is rather a nouciance. A girl who is bespectacled Don't even get her nectacled, But safety pins and bassinets Await the girl who fascinets. -Ogden Nash. Boss tpointing to cigarette stub on floorj Smith. is that yours? Smith: Not at all. sir-you saw it first. --Montreal Star. Mother uses cold cream, Father uses lather. My girl uses powder- At least. that's what I gather. REELECTION ON ICE BREAKING HOUSE DETECTIVE Candy I-Iis ponderous ubiquity IS davdv The moral code intones But liquor To castigate iniquity IS qulcker' He secretly condones. -Ogden Nash. Sure-Safe-Suxift Service , Two Flowerphones As Ni-tif As Your Home the Qrch ld so 887 and 87 971 VICTOR L. SCOTT FLORISTS 311 DONALD STREET Superfinish Saver . . . THB BROWN BROTHERS ILIIMIITIEID TORONTO. CANADA Bookbinders, Illholesale Stationers and Paper Dealers Winnipeg Book Bindery Limited The Pioneer Loose Leaf House LOOSE LEAF FORMS, BINDERS, PAPER RULING AND GENERAL BOOKBINDING Binding and Gold Stamping of Brown and Gold Year Book 1932 303-305-307 FORT STREET PHONE 24 135