University of Victoria - Tower Yearbook (Victoria, British Columbia Canada)

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'Af--4-':.,1e,,. pry Rl21iL'L,s,R PAC K 9 rnun nuns The Non-Club Undoubtedly the largest and most active group on campus was the Non-Club, whose chief aim was the fostering of non-activity and non-participation. Of course, nobody ever got around to determining the exact size of its membership, and members themselves never got around to holding a meeting or electing an executive. Indeed, it is somewhat doubtful whether members even realized they were members, for, one must remember, an awareness of membership in any group demands an abhorrent degree of participation and activity. At any rate, to an outsider it was quite apparent that the ranks of the Non-Club were legion. They comprised all those who didn't join, didn't march, didn't drink coffee in the SUB and didn't do anything but go to lectures. Wfith this in mind, then, it was felt only right and just that Non-Club members should be recognized in a work like a yearbook. So, all you Non-Clubbers, consider yourselves recognized.

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Cozy Club Then there was the intellectual set who on week nights snuggled into those warm, antique chairs at the little tavern around the Corner, sipped frosty beer and met fellow students and profs for a quiet, memorable soiree.

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d Lines NGVV PiC1ILlI'GS . . . featuring excerpts from old annuals She: Do you believe kissing is unhealthy? He: I eouldn't say: I never She: Never been kissed? He: I've never been siek. Vic College Annual, 1928