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

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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

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A LI C-RICULTURE TERARY EXECUTIVE Bar k Roiug H. Vlilron XV. Cumming G. Xluxrhcad .llrriillc Row- R. Blakely J. Alexander M. Slngsvol Y. Locc J. Gibbs C. Hodgson frrnr Row- S. Bennron li. McQuarric R. Cnssvlninn XV. XX'.1ddcll AGRICULTURE SOCIAL COMMITTEE Bath Rott'- C. Gibson M. Alcliay E. Sully H. Cranston G. Cole T. Ross Fran! Roost A. Hnrrzson E. Bigelow C. Johnston R. Ransom XV. Silversides HIS year the I.it. has been piloted through its many activities by J. K. McQuarf rie and Miss R. Casselman, with R. M. Blakely as secretary. Besides taking a prominent part in mak- ing the U,M.S.U one-act plays a success, this execu- tive has sponsored the usual Stunt Night. All Can- adian Night, Dramatic Night. and the Glee Club. not to mention the many and informative debates. inter-class and otherwise. HIS season has been a very successful one socially, due to the able leadership of our social convenor, Chuck Johnston, and to the willing co-operation of the other members of the committee. At the opening dance in October the freshies were well sponsored and royally welcomed. Other dances were equally successful, though par- ticular mention might be made of the Christmas dance on December 19th. which gave everyone a good start to an enjoyable vacation, Page One Hundred and Tulenty-seven