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

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ig gf 5-125 V ...W ,: ,A , Q 3 A' Z i 1 'W , Q F . -Q 4 x . A af if AGRICULTURE NEL Better known to her friends as Dollv. originally came to M..-XC. with class '31, However. after rollicking through one year. she decided to join the ranks of '3Z. She is well known on the tennis courts and on the xkating ice, and also in her executive work on the S.C.M. and as Class President. Because of these and many other nice things that we haven't time to tell you about. Class '32 certainly appreciate their Dolly, PETER STOI3-BE l ete, our conscientious agronomisr. came to us from an agricultural school in south Russia. Always a good stu- dent. Pete won an agronomy scholarship in his third year. l'Ie has taken a keen interest in the activities of the col- lege. being secretarv of the Student Body in his Enal year. Pete has a way all his own, which does not fail to win for him a place in the hearts of a'l his fellows. Isavorite saving 'P-- Ilastime. Three no trump, I. SCHOPIELD Nell is perseverance plus, and by perseverance we mean gust that, not that she goes around with that determined airfshe rtally charms us with her gifts of wit and con- versation. MARGARET R. STODDA RT XVhen a person can be subjected to such influences as fair-haired friends. college students. professors and bridge clubs. and still retain a pleasing personality as Margaret has, one may be sure that such little things as the world and its drawbacks cannot stand between her and success. If Margaret puts into her career the same effort and enthusiasm as she has put into her curricular and extra- curricular aclivities, her future is assuredly brilliant. A. N. SKOGLUND Swedish by birth. but Well acclimatized to Manitoba. Skogg,ie is continuing his countryman Linnaeus' work in plant taxonomy, and no doubt will soon devise a new classification for Alberta Sage brush. Xl'e wish him every success. EILEEN TALBOT-CROSBIL ln the three years since Eileen has ioiued our class she has accomplished much-S.C.NI., Managra, curling. and executive work. Besides all this she has managed to Find time for a lot of fun and for being a most understand- ing friend. M, NORIXIA SMILLIE And what a smile! For four years M.A.C, has been fortunate in having this radiant personality with her cheery smile as one of its members. Her hearty and infectous giggle has helped to win her many lasting friends. As president of the Social Committee in her third year. Norma proved that cosoperation is the key to success, and we wish her the very best for its con- KIHUJIIOI1. MICHAEL TIMONIN A product of the Russian steppes, coming to us from an .agricultural school in CzechoASlovakia. Mil-te's wide ex- perience in travelling has given him a philosophy of life all his own. His main student interest lies in the lield of plant pathology. The soccer team has also found him .an indispensable player. His thoroughness and ability to get at the root of any problem cofronting him will carry him far. OLIVI: L. SMITH Sometimes serious. sometimes gay, Catching a scholarship on her way. A mind of her own, a ready wit. A willing helper, depend on it. At basketball, at parties, gym. She's the one thats got the vim. JOSEPH XVAWRYIx AW Joe came to us from Cjimli with several years' teaching experience and a term of engineering. Joining class 'Sl as a Soph. he recovered his senses to add materially to the honor and glory of class '3Z. ' A student with ability and zeal for work. carrying two extra subjects in his final year. he finds time in the wee hours of the morn- ing for his social obligations in the city. Page One Hundred and Twenty-four

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AGRICULTURE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Buck Nutt' - C. lloyd J. liorsrth Ii . KIcOuarrie C. Johnston H XX'hitby R. Xxiiclslund P. Stobbe ID. Ilctther .llitirile Hott-7 R. Cassulnmii Bigelow D. Sarshcld XY. Creighton B. Young B. hlclfenzie NI. Lochrnne K . Dunlop I- ri -nz jhuriii Y YV L Talbot-ffrosbie Nl. C'l.irIc Cu. Meehan ISeniOr Sliclxj .-X. Livingstone flsady Stxclxl McLean Nl Duncan If AGRICULTURE MANAGRA STAFF Hut I: Rwtrf N. M. MacGregor T. Ross lb. .Innzrn R. XVichlund .llriirlle ROLL' Y .-X. fioopcr l'I. Schofield B. Beale X. Milton XI fXIcI.ure Li. Talbot-V roshie .l. Gibbs XV. Sllversidcs fron! Rumi N. Smilltr Nl. Bergsteinsvn J lorsylh Mrs Blanchard R. Cnsselmnn TUDENT affairs at M.A.C. are run for the students by the students. The two faculties represented each have their own executive which directs student affairs and serves as a con- necting link between the student and the faculty, In matters affecting both organizations the two executives convene together under the name of the 'Joint Council. Each of the two units consists of a Stick or president, a secretary, a treasurer, the heads of the various committees and the year presidents. HE policy of the Managra is to work in the interests of the faculty of Agri- culture and Home Economics, its staff and students. to mirror college life in its many and varied phases, and to serve as a link between the present student body, graduates. and ex-students. To the individual the maga7ine presents an opportunity to develop latent journalistic or literary talents, and serves as a record of college events. The contribution of the present Managra staff and student body has been such as to fulfill the year's program in a most satisfactory manner. Page Ont' Hundred um! Tusenly-six