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

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f' is DIPLOMA GRADUATES Top Row- J. Sim H. Steinkopf W. Sanburn Nliddle Row- G. McPherson A. Gillis E. Stockton Bottom Row- R. Harvey P. Donally y 1 11 , I .f1,f.'f'3 . . ,, . , .1513 af-It , - ' :LN gi? . , i,, .21'r,.f:v- :ff F- ' ' 6, ' r fig: .v . M, . M., K s., 4 lr faaemw r' -V1 '-'Wir fztfsw i diploma in Agriculture is granted on the completion of the three-year prac- tical course in Agriculture. A diploma in Home Economics is granted on the completion of the two-year practical course in Home Economics. The diploma course does not give a professional standing to those taking it. but it does prepare for life on the farm and in the home and for capable intelligent citizenship. Enough science is taught to give the student an intelligent understanding in his daily life and a scientific basis for his practical studies, but the advanced science necessary for a Bachelor degree is omitted. Practical instruction in Agriculture and Home Economics therefore takes the largest place in these courses. Page One Hundred and Thirty-three

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AGRICULTURE MEN'S CURLING TEAM Top Group- L. Swanson G. Muirhead C. Gibson G. Hodgson Middle Group- D. Gibson K. McLean ' H. Peto G. Meehan Bollom Group! J. Bourns D. Fletcher R. Young W. Cumming A. Coulter OR some years the Inter- faculty Curling cup has evaded the hands of the M.A.C. stone-hurlersf' Many hard battles have been fought, but at the critical moment it stealthily evaded being captured to adorn the halls of M.A.C. This year a special effort was made to bring it home again and things seemed rosy until the last when Arts emerged victorious and Aggies fell into second place. A total of '18 games were played in 12 of which Aggies came out on top. Headed by three noted skips, Bourns, Meehan, and Swanson, all backed by curlers of merit, the games were scientifically played and we must say well contested. With one more game to play, the Co-eds have an excellent chance of winning their competition. Led by Ruth Casselman this quartette of Aggies' out- standing lady curlers have fought through many keenly contested games, ending in a three-cornered tie with Arts and United. Having eliminated United, they still have to play Arts. Aggies' hopes for the future are not veiled in the clouds of the past, with a large number of excellent curlers to choose from for coming years, their hopes soar high, and there is no doubt that the truant shall return home. Page One Hundred and Thirty-five