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1952-53 directory and student handbook
University Publications
Berson, Harold
University of British Columbia. Alma Mater Society
279 pages : illustrations, advertisements ; 15 cm
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MA 1935 STUDENT PARTIES ESPECIALLY WELCOME McCaffrey Studio fob all We have <^aianr cap, and Itaad J. C. RUSHANT 4538 West Tenth Alma 2404 STU1IT HiieOOK 1952 -1953 CONTENTS I STUDENT ADMINISTRATION II PUBLICATIONS III CLUBS IV ATHLETICS V GENERAL INFO VI SONGS AND YELLS VII CALENDAR VIII CONSTITUTION IX DIRECTORY X INDEX Published by PUBLICATIONS BOARD OF ALMA MATER SOCIETY Editor: Harold1 Berson /! RENTAL SERVICE Special Rates to Students MASQUERADE COSTUMES an<f ACCESSORIES Tuxedos ... $5.50 Tail Suits - - - $6.50 k 831 Howe PAcific 7620 (Opp. Grosvenor Hotel) * student administration * ams office * nfcus * iss f STUDENT HANDBOOK U Student Administration. One of the most autonomous student bodies in North America is the boast of UBC's Alma Mater Society. Charged with the responsibility of promoting, directing and controlling the extra-curricular activities of the AMS is the Student Council. Monday night is Council night, and each week the thirteen members meet in the Board Room of the Brock Hall to thrash out the contentious issues that arise from various student activities. Any student may attend Council meetings, if he has permission from the president of the AMS. President this year is Raghbir Basi, past president of the UN Club and active in International Student activity. Jane Banfield holds down the position of vice- president. This position was created last year to relieve the hard-pressed WUS president, who also acted as vice-president of the AMS. Responsible for the $80,000 budget of the AMS is treasurer Gerry Duclos. His job will be to keep close tab on the expenditures of all projects sponsored by campus organizations. Kay Stewart is president of the Women's Undergraduate Society. In addition to heading WUS, Kay will have additional responsibilities on Council. Also in dual roles as head of the large organization and as council members are Undergraduate Societies Committee chairman Geoff Pringle and Literary and Scientific Executive president Ann Choma. USC consists of the representatives from all faculty undergraduate societies, such as Engineering, Law, Arts. Ann Willis is this year's AMS secretary. Her job is to keep the minutes of the AMS and Council MUTCH ARDS 4H0UR cleaners I0TH AND ALMA ALma 1493 1S52 STUDENT HANDBOOK 7 Lecture Time? CHECK the clock above Hanfey Pharmacy meetings and to conduct Council correspondence. Head of the Men's and Women's Athletic Directorates are Gerry Main and jean Hood respectively. They supervise all student athletic activity. Co-ordinating activities is Co-ordinator of Activities Danny Silvestrini. All organizations must book their activities through him in the AMS office. Bill St. John is Public Relations Officer. His job is to co-ordinate campus publicity, organize the High School Conference and represent Council on the Editorial Board of the Ubyssey. Junior member Frank Carro'l, and Sophomore Member Peggy Andreen are, in effect, memfoers-at-large on the Council. Tfciey are given jobs as heads of special commiittees. Ex-officio member is Editor- in-Chief of the Publications Board, Joe Schlesinger. AMS OFFICE Administration headquarters of the Alma Mater Society is the AMS office, main floor, south wing of the Brock Hall, telephone ALma 1230. The president, treasurer and co-ordinator of activities each have their offices here with regular office hours for those who wish to see them. Heading a full-time staff of four is H. B. Maun- sell, the business manager. Important among his duties is administering the requisition system. Downtown business houses have been informed that the AMS will not be responsible for any expenses incurred by student organizations unless ex- CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA "« SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 r A good banking connection is a "must" for success in any profession or business. Bank, or Montreal Your Bank on the Campus In the Auditorium Building MERLE C. KIRBY, Manager Working with Canadians in every v>alk of life since 1817 Your Co-ed Fashion Shop • Tartan and Worsted Skirts • Cashmere Sweaters • Date Dresses and Formals MantifH "In the University District" 4409 W. 10th Ave. ALma 2360 w STUDENT HANDBOOK TWi? CALL BLACK T0P TIT 5151 IdlAl. RADIO CABS vyll OLOL penses have been covered by a requisition. Representatives of the organizations whoi wish goods or services apply to the business manager, who checks their budget against expenditures made. Students may receive reimbursement for petty amounts by presenting the bill to the business manager. il^JP' In charge of the comprehensive books of the AMS is Mavis Walton. Money, the records of all campus clubs and organizations under AMS supervision are handled through the AMS books. Receipts or expenses of any organization are credited or charged to its account. Sheila Radcliffe is the cashier for the AMS. Club membership fees, Totems, Student Handbooks, pins, crests, sweaters and all other financial transactions are handled at the cashier's wicket. A list of merchandise sold at the AMS "College Shop" is printed elsewhere in this book. Information is the specialty of Muriel Fleming, whose desk this year has been moved to the far end of the office. Those who wish information about student activities should see or phone her at the AMS office. Among the many services that the AMS renders to the students is mimeographing of club notices. Playing cards for use in the Brock lounge may be rented^ for five cents, plus a fifty-cent deposit. All proposed activities by campus organizations must be checked at the AMS office. The co-ordin- CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA «*« SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 10 STUDENT HANDBOOK 1952 ator of activities makes sure that no conflicting events are being: held at the same time. Letter boxes for campus clubs, including fraternities and sororities are also in the AMS offiice, as well as the "Lost and Found". Offices of the MAD and the WAD are not in the Brock Hall, but can be found situated in the War Memorial Gym and Women's Gym respectively. BUDGET BREAKDOWN WHERE YOUR MONEY GOES It's always nice to know where your money goes. Some people spend their money on trivial things like liquor, dancing, girls etc., but not your Alma Mater Society. Each dollar is alloted to the various campus organizations so that each and every student can get full -benefit out of his invested $16.00. And here's where your money goes: Men's Athletic Directorate 3.25 Administration 2.95 Literary and Scientific Ex 90 Women's Athletic Directorate 30 Undergraduate Societies 40 NFCUS 20 Publications 2.00 War Memorial Gym Loan 5.00 International Student Service 1.00 Margin 50 These figures, are of course, approximates and are subjugated to the increase or decrease of enrolment. Administration includes salaries for the four full time employees in the AMS office. It also includes administration of the student council, office supplies and other items that help to make your Alma Mater WHEN YOU THINK OF TCTRIC^ CLOTHES—THINK OF J-- STUDENT HANDBOOK Tracvs THE FASHI0N centre "The College Girls' Style Rendezvous" Society function smoothly. INTERNATIONAL STUDENT SERVICE International Student Service (ISS) is the only national university linking students, faculty, and graduates. The aims of the organization are: (a) To provide a fruitful channel of international contact for Canadian universities. (b) To promote international understanding at the most effective level—the university. (c) To raise funds for student relief and university reconstruction in Europe and Asia. Through the ISS, three students from. Germany and one from Japan will be attending UBC this year, while two students from. UBC will go to Hamburg. This is part of the exchange scholarship plan operation throughout universities across Canada Qualifications for scholarship are reviewed by the ISS and the Faculty Board. Other projects of the ISS include: The raising of funds to support D.P. students studying at Canadian Universities; sponsoring a summer seminar where international problems are discussed; university and student relief, whereby funds are raised in Canadian Universities and are used to1 purchase books and supplies for European and Asiatic universities. One dollar of your AMS fees goes towards supporting the ISS and its work, CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8™ SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 STUDENT HANDBOOK NATIONAL FEDERATION OF CANADIAN UNIVERSITIES National Federation of Canadian University Students (NFCUS) has a program similar to that of the ISS, except in functions more readily in Canada. NFCUS has been instrumental in bringing such services to the students as reduced student rates on Canadian Railroads; national debates; It also operates an exchange plan with other Canadian universities by which a student, going into his third year of university with fairly good marks, can attend another university in Canada or the United States with fees' paid, providing they return to UBC for their graduating year. The chairman of NFCUS and the AMS president attend the annual NFCUS Convention which will be held this year at Laval University, Quebec. The UBC delegation intends to put forth a proposal that will revamp the NFCUS committee and make a more efficient organization. SILK SPECIALISTS SINCE 1903 622-628 GRANVILLE Phone TAtlow 1221 Your store for the finest in dress fabrics, imported woollens and up-to-date patterns. Fashions by-the-yard—3rd floor II • publications STUDENT HANDBOOK PUBLICATIONS BOARD Service to the students is the aimi of the Publications Board. That service is seen in three publications, the tri-weekly newspaper, the Ubyssey, the year book, the Totem and the book you are now reading, the Student Handbook. Coverage of campus happenings past and future, thought or laugh-provoking editorials and columnists, sign-board for campus activities, for student opinion are among the things to look for in the Ubyssey. The Ubyssey is issued on Tuesday, Thursdays, and Fridays. It is distributed in the bus stop, the Quad, the Campus Cupboard, the Arts Building and at other spots on the campus. Editing the Totem; this year is Al Goldsmith. A picture-packed review of campus activities and personalities, the book comes out just before final exams The policy of printing only as many Totems as are ordered in advance will again be followed this year. There was a waiting list of over a hundred students to get copies of last year's book which were not picked up, so students are advised to order early. Work on the Totem began Ung before the school term began, as plans were made, and engraving and printing contracts were let. More costly metal engravings will be used this year for better picture reproduction. The student handbook which you are now reading is a combination of last year's student directory and the Tillicumi. Its purpose is to supply students with a reference book for all University activity. A wealth of information can be unearthed by referring to the index in the back of the book. Par's Shell Service 'iWhere ShKtents are 10TH AND DISCOVERY Really Welcome" STUDENT HANDBOOK There's a Drug Store 2 blocks down from the Wesbrook Building The Thunderbird was the literary magazine formerly published by the Publications Board. Always produced at a financial loss, the Thunderbird was eliminated under the new budget restrictions caused by the "Ostrum Plan." Attempts are being made to publish it again this year. Affiliation with all other publications produced by Canadian universities supplied by the Canadian University Press, News about college campi is distributed by a combination of mail and wire services. Work on the Publication's Board provides experience in writing, editing, lay-out work, photography and other related fields. Students are invited to work on the publications board in whatever field interests them. UBYSSEY The Ubyssey, similar to any other publication has a deadline to meet. Therefore: 1. Letters to the editor must not exceed 150 words. The Editor of any particular issue in which the letter appears retains the prerogative as to whether or not the letter is to be published. Owing to issues that may be of more importance, the editor may have to delete same. 2. Under an agreement with the AMS, the Ubyssey publishes meeting notices under the heading " 'Tween Classes." All such notices CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8728 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 r STUDENT HANDBOOK 1952 must be handed' into the Publications Board Office at 1:30 one day before the appearance of the Ubyssey it is to appear. 3. Similarly, Lost and Found notices and Classified must also be handed in at the same time but to the receptionist at the AMS Office. Refusal to comply with these regulations will not guarantee appearance of the above mentioned notices. Like Music? • RECORDS • SHEET MUSIC • MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS • RADIO PHONOGRAPHS • T.V. Serving B.C. Music Lover's Since 1907 Frank G. Ward Music Ltd. 412 W. Hastings TAtiow 6545 Ill clubs STUDENT HANDBOOK LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC EXECUTIVE The Literary and Scientific Executive (LSE) is the governing body of all campus clubs embracing those phases of cultural, intellectual, religious, political and scientific life. It is composed of an inner executive consisting of the president (who is a member of the student council), the secretary, treasurer, executive member, publicity, director and chairman of the special Events Committee. Previous to this year, the clubs under the jurisdiction of LSE were divided into Major and Minor Clubs, with the Major clubs acting as an advisory and legislative body. However, this system was un- wieldly and the executive members of the organization have proposed a new system. The clubs under LSE will be divided into three major groups with each group having its own chairman. They will be Arts, Fine Arts and Science. Such a plan would facilitate a more cohesive LSE. Each year, the Literary and Scientific Honorary Society, established to recognize outstanding members, admits to its ranks those students and Faculty members, who, as a result of their efforts, have brought special honour to the Society. Recipients for these awaids are nominated by their respective clubs and the Awards Committee choose those whose achievements have been most noteworthy. SPECIAL EVENTS COMMITtEE Last year's undertaking of the Special Events Committee brought to the campus celebrities equal to anything sponsored by downtown theatres Many of these events, unfortunately were not financially successful. As a result, this year's Special Events pro- Your Clothes Repaired PRITCHARD'S or Altered Quickly 10TH AND ALMA STUDENT HANDBOOK JLclXl; TO SERVE YOU iyll ^lul grarr. can not hope to attain such excellence of program, due to the lack of a grant from. AMS for this committee. However, the Arts Undergraduate Society wili give their alloted dole under the grant 'given to all Undergraduate Societies to the Special Events Committee and it is therefore hoped that the presentation of celebrities on campus will appear. At time of publication, it is not known as to what noted personages might appear this year, but that there will be three noon hour concerts and possible plans for two evening performances. UBC AERO ASSOCIATION UBC Aero Club is Associated with the B.C. Aero Club and operates at Sea Island. The organization operates cheap flying for students, staff, Faculty and Alumni. AMATEUR RADIO OPERATORS' ASSOC. VE7ACS at Hut 22, 'The Home of the Hams" to AROA has a phone station on the air capable of a voice communication throughout the world. The association is affiliated with the B.C., Canadian and American Amateur Associtions. ALPHA OMEGA SOCIETY The Alpha Omega Society, comprised mainly of Ukranian students has as its objectives: to create religious tolerance and to co-operate with similar societies. Activiries of the society include the organization of public dances, noon hour lectures and Ukranian CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA "28 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 STUDENT HANDBOOK concerts. Proceeds from these developments are used for the development of a Ukranian library at the University. ARCHITECTURAL SOCIETY Organizedi four years ago, the Architectural Society gives its members practical study in architecture while trying to promote a healthy interest of architecture and its meaning in the student body. Membership is limited to students registered in or interested in architecture. BRIDGE CLUB As of yet, the Bridge Club is still in its infancy; as a matter of fact it is considered to still be in a prenatal stage. However, bridge enthusiasts who haunt the Brock Hall during all times of the day and year are intending to> ban together to form a club that will sponsor bridge tournaments for bridge fanatics. BOTANICAL GARDEN SOCIETY The beauties of Mother Nature and its appreciation, is, one might say, the only qualification necessary for membership in the Botanical Garden Society. Features of their program include: trip through Arboretum; showing of kodachromes of different Botanical Gardens; landscape designing; lectures on various aspects of botany. CAMERA CLUB Founded in 1939, the purpose of this group is to further the art and science of photography and to facilitate exchange of information on the subject. Members participate in an inter-University salon each fall and sponsor a campus salon in the spring during University Week. Two dollar annual fee makes the member eligible to use the club darkroom. Slacks? Kirk's Varsity Shop 4444 W. 10TH AVE. STUDENT HANDBOOK Tracv's THE FASH,0N centre "Distinctive Styles for the Co-ed" CHINESE VARSITY CLUB Better relations among Chinese students and other campus organizations through diversified types of social activities is the goal of the Chinese Varsity Ciub. In the spring, members of the club and alumni gather together for the Annual Graduation Banquet. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ORGANIZATION Activities of the Christian Science Organization include regular weekly testimonials, quarterly business meetings and committee work for everyone. Study room is Hut Bl behind the Brock Hall and is open to everyone for the study of the Bible, the writings of Mary Baker Eddy and the Christian Science Monitor. Fees for membership are one dollar. CLASSICS CLUB Encouraging further interest in the Classics through discussion and presentation of papers is the primary objective of the Classics Club. Broading the knowledge of the Classics as well as having increased their interest is the purpose in monthly presentations of either ancient or modern aspects of the Classics. CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION Concerned with the protection of racial and religious minorities and the qualifications of civil rights of all persons makes the Civil Liberties Union one of the most unique ideological club on campus. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8728 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 J f STUDENT HANDBOOK Speakers familiar with problems pertaining to their objective were presented throughout the year to further the aims of the club. Dr. Savary, Professor Hunter Lewis, Reverend Richard Jones, Mr. Max Schactman were among the noted personalities to give addresses sponsored by the group. The Garnett Sedgewick Award, presented annually toi the person who has done the most for civil liberties in British Columbia during the past year, was awarded this year to Professor Hunter Lewis who investigated into the possibilities of a new Indian Act. The late Dr. Sedgewick, professor of English at UBC, was instrumental in the formation of a Civil Liberties Union on campus. DANCE CLUB Ballroom, Old Time, Square and National Dancing, waltz, fox-trot, rhumba, samba—you name, the Dance Club will teach it. Aside from' dance instructors to teach the intricacies of many a dance step, the Dance Club also provides for student entertainment during the year activities like Dance Demonstration, floor shows, and Tea Dances. The Club Room, located in Hut A7 by the Commerce Huts is always available for additional practice sessions. Membership fee for one year is one doillar. (If Arthur Murray only knew). EL CIRCULO LATIN AMERICANO, GERMAN CLUB, CERCLE FRANCAIS Spanish, German, French take your pick. Conversation with a twist. If you speak any of these languages, there is a club on campus where you can Quick, Expert Lubric- ygQ Shell Station ation for your ear at your 1OTH AND DISCOVERY STUDENT HANDBOOK HAN LEY PHARMACY ACROSS FROM THE NEW GYM |convene and get acquainted with the throught and custom of each language. Membership fees for the different clubs vary. ECONOMICS CLUB The Economics Club was founded in the spring of 1943 for those with an active and independent interest in economics. Activities of the club include research for members and guest speakers are followed by discussions. FILM SOCIETY Success of last year's Filmsoc presentations enable [the society to pay a major part of a loan acquired from the AMS three years ago. At that time they [bought 16 mm. projectors, which are now permanently mounted in the auditorium1, that allows the club to put on a show equal to the standards of any downtown theatre. The Society provides one of the most popular forms of entertainment on the campus. Activities of Radsoc included Tuesday noon free shows and Tuesday afternoon and evening special features; Screen Dance. Motion picture projection, production and publicity are taught to aspiring new members to this vital campus organization. GEOGRAPHY CLUB Interest in geography and its promotion is the object of the club. Guest speakers and films are presented every second Tuesday in Hut M-16. Field CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8728 SPECIAL. RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 f m Hughes Owens Co. Ltd. ENGINEERS' AND SURVEYORS' INSTRUMENTS DRAWING AND TRACING PAPERS ARTISTS' MATERIALS BLUE-PRINT AND OZALID PAPERS AND CLOTH ZEISS MICROSCOPES 569 RICHARDS ST. TAtlow 2245 STUDENT HANDBOOK Taxi? Y0^^L CH5151 trips to various places of geographical interest are also* held regularly. Membership is open to any student taking a geography course. : HILLEL FOUNDATION! One of the 202 such organizations across the continent, the Hillel Foundation provides the Jewish student with a program, comprising cultural, social and religious. It operates on the principle that the patterns of Jewish life are important in the composite of the total community and that the university is enriched through the best Jewish tradition. Hillel sponsors discussion groups and films for all students. HISTORICAL SOCIETY History through perspective might possibly be called the main motive of the Historical Society. Through men well versed in matters pertaining to history and discussion; groups, the Society carries on the quest of knowledge where the classroom leaves off. Membership in the Historical Society is opened to anyone with a keen desire to understand history. INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS' CLUB Completion of plans for an International House by the members of the ISC was finally realized this year. The idea of the club is to allow students from foreign countries to get to know one another and to familiarize themselves with Canadian students. Successful foreign dinners followed' by after-dinner speakers were over-whelmingly gratifying to both members of the ISS and the hundred's of campus CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8728 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 STUDENT HANDBOOK students that attend. These events were held in the Acadia Camp dining hall on Sunday evenings. INDIAN STUDENTS Swami Shivananda, an outstanding speaker and practitioner of Yoga culture and philosophy, packed more pe >ple into hear him for his week long series than any ether speaker on campus last year. Part of the India Students program, this type of lecture helps to bridge the difference between East and West. JAZZ SOCIETY The study of jazz form. Folk Music to music of more modern times is the purpose to which the jazzoc is devoted. During the year it presents a series of concerts in the Auditorium and radio programs over the University Radio Society and Station CKWX. Lectures by local and visiting musicians are also part of the society's activities. The club also maintains its own band and has a library of books and records of the subject of jazz available to members. Fee is one dollar. JUNIOR AGRICULTURE INSTITUTE OF CANADA Guest speakers from all campus presenting talks relating to agriculture, presentation of research papers by senior aggie students was part of the Jr. AIC last year. The group is formed by students registered in Agriculture. LETTERS CLUB 'The study of literature is a joy" is the only purpose of the Letters Club. Original contributions by members help keep that purpose keen. Membership is limited to 20 students in their third and fourth years. arrow shirt Kjrks Varsity Shop HEADQUARTERS 4444 WEST TENTH STUDENT HANDBOOK Tracvs THE FASH,0N centre "Everything in Fine Quality Sportswear" LIBERAL, PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE, CCF Each one of these political party clubs gather with the purpose of stimulating their respective ideologies amongst their members and students. Canadian politics, current affairs and a politically alert student body helps to sustain the club's members. Mock parliaments put on by the Parliamentary form has representatives from each of these groups waging for parliamentary control. LUTHERAN! STUDENTS ORGANIZATION The Lutheran Student's Association is a friendship group for all Lutheran students on campus. Membership is open to all those who are eager to know their fellow students. Discussions groups meet once a week. MAMOOKS Mamooks are responsible for the multitude of signs which advertise many of the campuses activities. Mamooks is also called in to help decorate the Armories, Brock, Lounge, War Memorial Gym and other locations where Social Events are held. Professional instruction is offered to anyone who has the talent and desire to partake in Mamooks invaluable campus service. Many attractions for new members are the introduction to air brush technique, silk screen painting, oils and the offer of free admissions to campus affairs for deserving members. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8728 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS f A 0719 f STUDENT HANDBOOK MATHEMATICAL CLUB Mathematical problems and methods not included in the curriculum and their discussion is the main function of this club. Papers are given at the meet- . ings by professors and members with a competition for the best paper. MUSICAL SOCIETY Outstanding work of the Musical Society was apparent in their spring: production of 'The Student Prince." This year the Musical Society hopes to follow the precedent with a fall and spring production. E. V. Young and Harry Pryce, both well known personalities, helped to produce Mussoc's very successful year. Both men are expected to return to UBC this year to help in staging more successful performances. Mussoc offers many other diversions for their members such as: the Glee Club, primarily for those who do not find the time to participate in operettas; instruction in all phases of stagecraft; opportunities for those interested in costuming, make-up and committee work. MUSICAL APPRECIATION CLUB This organization meets three times a week in their club room to listen to the best in classical music. The MAC presents music on campus through the sponsorship of the University Symphony Orchestra and local artists series. They also reduced rates for Vancouver Symphony concerts. NEWMAN CLUB Catholic students on campus are automatically members of this organization that presents a threefold program of social, religious and intellectual activity. An important feature of the club is to keep campus Catholics in touch with their faith through numerous religious and social activities during the year. 24-HOUR SERVICE PRITCHARD'S ON SHIRTS 10TH AN© ALMA STUDENT HANDBOOK HAN LEY PHARMACY ACROSS FROM THE NEW GYM PHARMACEUTICAL SOCIETY Students registered in pharmacy are eligible for membership in the Society. Regular meetings are held at which prominent pharmacists' and doctors speak on current problems of pharmacy. PARLIAMENTARY FORUM Weekly debates are the main occupation of the Forumites who belong to a club committed to foster debating and public speaking on campus. Inter-university and inter-faculty debates provide opportunity for men and women to test their mental prowness. Besides the McCoun Cup and Frosh debates, there is the fall and spring Mock Parliaments that afford ample opportunities for everyone on campus to say a few words. PHYSICS SOCIETY Papers of interest to students of physics gives the members of the Physics Society an opportunity for presentation and discussion of problems related to the field of physics. Professors in the Department of Physics are Faculty members of the society. PLAYERS' CLUB The Players' Club maintains its reputation for being one of the most active clubs on the campus by producing three short plays and one long play. The spring production of the Players' Club goes on a tour of the province after exams are over. The Green Roomi located in the Auditorium! above the cafeteria, is the campus haunt of members CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8728 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 r STUDENT HANDBOOK 1952 of the club. Acting, costume designing, stage setting, or anything connected with O.e stage, the Players' Club offers an untold wealth of experience for those interested in the theatre. PSYCHOLOGY CLUB From neorosis to psychosis and back again, the Psychology club offers Psychology students a chance to get a better grasp of this new science by discussions and talks by men prominent in the field. SOCIAL PROBLEMS CLUB Awareness of the basic problems exisiting in present day society and the manifestations of these fundamental disorders is the chief aim of the Social Problems Club. By presenting well-known speakers and sponsoring debates, the members of the club hope to attain a better insight into today's upset world. Carry a Fine Brief Case FROM Burns Leather Goods 644 Seymour St. PA 8040 Opp. Hudson's Bay STUDENT HANDBOOK 1*1X1; TO SERVE YOU 1^11 OiOl STUDENT CHRISTIAN MOVEMENT The SCM is a fellowship open to all students fwhose purpose it is to seek truth, to understard and live the Christian life and discover the lovs'tv to Cod through Jesus Christ. Study groups, noo*v- hour discussions and informal meetings discuss these aspects of Christianity. STUDENT PEACE MOVEMENT Provoking bitter scorn from its opponents, tne Student Peace Movement is dedicated to the cause of world peace through means of free trade and negotiations amongst all nations. Discussion groups and speakers are part of their program. UN CLUB One of the most effective clubs un campus, the UN Club of UBC, a corporate member of the United Nations Association of Canada, has as its object the studv and support of international peace through the world organization of the UN Activities include panel discussions and films, weekly meetings for speakers, staging of Model General Assemblies of the United Nations; discussion groups, teas and entertainment for foreign students. SLAVONIC CIRCLE The Slavonic Circle is devoted to the study of the customs and culture of the people of the Slavic countries. Lectures and discussions are held at weekly meetings. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA «28 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 / STUDENT HANDBOOK UNIVERSITY RADIO SOCIETY Close resemblance of the Radsoc's broadcasting station to those of commercial stations allows members to familiarize themselves with the routine operations of all aspects of radio. The society's facilities include two studios and a fully equipped control roorm which is the centre of all radio line on campus From the control room, programs can be "piped" downtown for broadcast. In addition, there are record facilities for over 2000 records and a newly acquired transcription library. Evidence of the success of the training policy is the large number of club members who have obtained both permanent and part-time positions in the industry. VARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP The VCF welcomes all students who desire to know the living Cod through Jesus Christ His Son. Open noon-hour meetings, weekly discussion groups and informal meetings are all part of the year's program. VISUAL ARTS CLUB Classes in drawing, sculpture, pottery and lectures by well known personalities in the field of Fine Arts make the Visual Arts Club one of the most productive organizations on campus. Classes held in the library basement offer students ample space to let their creative abilities flourish. UNDERGRADUATES SOCIETIES COMMITTEE Embracing all undergraduate societies, the USC attempts to coordjnate their activities while at the same time act as Student Discipline Committee for the Alma Mater Society. WHEN YOU THINK OF CLOTHES—THINK OF KIRK'S mm \ STUDENT HANDBOOK Tracv's THE FASH,0N CENTRE 'The College Girls' Style Rendezvous" Each undergraduate society elects a council to make cohesion amongst their own group a formidable factor. In turn, the USC Committee is made B§ of representatives from' each of the undergraduate committees. They are: Medical Commerce Pre-Medical Home Economics Agriculture Physical Education Engineering Forestry Nurses Law Arts Pharmacy FROSH Many of the Undergraduate societies have clubs within their own sphere of influence due to the ^specialization of the faculty it is related to. Other campus clubs under the jurisdiction of the LSE cater to those undergraduate societies with a more general nature. This is probably one reason why the Arts Undergraduate Society is practically defunked, mainly because of the diversities of interest the students within the society have. Foremost for individual organization and undoubtedly the two strongest societies on campus are the Engineers and Foresters. They have many clubs that students enrolled in these faculties take keen interest in. Mainly, they are: American Institute of Electrical Engineers American Institute of Chemical Engineers American Society of Merchanical Engineers Chemical Institute of Canada CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8728 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 t STUDENT HANDBOOK Engineering Institute of Canada Engineering Physics Society Forestry Club WOMEN'S UNDERGRADUATE SOCIETY Women's Undergraduate Society (WUS) is the instrument by which all women on campus are introduced into university functions. Freshettes, through WUS, are explained by their "Big Sisters" the various activities in which they can participate. The president of the WUS represents all campus women when she votes on the Student Council. Her executive represents all women at UBC and her committee is made up of representatives from, all undergraduate societies, Women's Athletic: Association, Phrateres, Honorary Sorority, dormitories, and Women's editor of the Ubyssey. PHRATERES Phrateres is an international democratic organization which is open to all women on campus. Phrateres, Creek for "Sisterhood" upholds the standards and ideas of the university and above all to foster a spirit of friendliness among the women on the campus. Theta chapter at UBC of the International organization is divided into twelve sub-chapters of about two each. Functions of Phrateres includes, philanthropic work, formats, dances, and participation in campus athletics. DELTA SIGMA PI Delta Sigma Pi is the Women's Honorary Sorority at UBC. Members include those girls who have done outstanding work on the campus and who have a high scholastic average. Nominations for Delta Sigma Pi are taken each spring and fall with invitation taking taking place in the fall. service is my pa|,»s Shell Service BUSINESS" 10TH AND DISCOVERY — 1952 STUDENT HANDBOOK There's a Drug Store 2 blocks down from the Wesbrook Building CANADIAN LEGION BR. 72 Playing a leading: part in the rehabilitation and establishment of veterans has earned the Canadian Legion a honorable record on campus. It has made many representations to Dominion and Provincial governments on behalf of student veterans, aside from rendering valuable information and advice to the Minister of Veterans Affairs for a more effective I DVA program. FRIENDLY PERSONALIZED SERVICE ON ALL LINES OF FINE GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS • Rings, Chokers, Lockets, Earrings • Bracelets, Watches • Diamonds, Pearls Varsity Jewellers 4479 West 10th Ave. ALma 3104 CATERING TO STUDENT JEWELRY NEEDS 36 STUDENT HANDBOOK 1952 SIGMA TAU CHI Sigma Tau Chi, the men's honorary fraternity, is largely a discussion group dealing with an unlimited scope of subjects. Membership is by invitation from the presently constituted members and goes out to students with an honorable campus record. UNIVERSITY SERVICE CORPS The University Service Training Corps is open to all male students who can meet the necessary physical requirements. All branches of the service are represented on the campus, coming under the jurisdiction of a Joint Service Training Committee, consisting of the President of the university and the Commanders of the CTC, UNTD, RCAF, and the newly formed Women's Division RCAF. Prospective officer candidates are required to write the officer commanding the service of his or her choice. Successful candidates are then appointed as officer cadets, and required to serve a minimum of three hours per week and also a minimum of three to four months during the summer. This time is spent at various Active Force Schools across Canada under Active Force Supervisors. Upon completion of the course, they may emerge with the rank of Captain in the Reserve or First Lieutenant in the Active Force. Further information may be obtained from the Orderly Room in the Armories. FRATERNITIES AND SORORITIES Membership in a fraternity or sorority is by invitation. A "bid" to join one of the groups may be extended to one after a period of mutual investigation known as "rushing." During that time an effort is made to fit a person into the group where one is 24-HOUR SERVICE PRITCHARD'S ON SHIRTS IOTB AND ALMA STUDENT HANDBOOK HAN LEY PHARMACY ACROSS FROM THE NEW GYM most likely to be most happy. Because each person should know as much about fraternities and organizations as possible before considering to join one, and because there are scholastic standards to meet, no one may be officially rushed until their sophomore year. INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL AND PAN-HELLENIC SOCIETY 'Representatives from all fraternities and sororities meet in these respective groups. These groups regulate rushing and also foster intra-fraternity contests for scholarships and athletics. In conjunction, these organizations sponsor the Annual Song-Fest, where the fraternity or sorority with the best vocal group is awarded a prize, and the Mardi-Cras, which is ■ an annual charity ball held sometime in January. Fraternities on campus are: Alpha Delta Phi Phi Gamma Delta Alpha Tau Omega Phi Kappa Pi Beta Theta Pi Psi Upsilon Delta Kappa Epsilon Sigma Alpha Mu Delta Upsilon Sigma Chi Kappa Sigma Sigma Phi Delta Lamda Chi Alpha Zeta Beta Tau Phi Delta Theta Zeta Psi Sororities on campus are: Alpha Delta Pi Delta Phi Epsilon Alpha Gamma Delta Gamma Phi Beta Alpha Omicron Pi Kappa Alpha Theta Alpha Phi Kappa Kappa Gamma Delta Gamma CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8728 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 m Western Sporting Goods ON 10th AT ALMA FEATURING EQUIPMENT FOR: • SKIING • HUNTING • FISHING 3715 W. 10th Ave. ALma 3336 Drop in and see our complete stock of equipment for ALL Sports MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT jbeaa'l IN THE UNIVERSITY DISTRICT 4489 W. 10th AVE. ALma 2596 OPEN FROM 9:30 a.m. TO 12 p.m. STUDUNT HANDBOOK MENS ATHLETIC DIRECTORATE The Men's Athletic Directorate consist of representatives from the Student Council, teams and Clubs that fall under the jurisdiction of this organization. Under the controversial "Ostrum Plan," the MAD has undergone a radical change within the last two years. Through the Ostrum. Plan the MAD gets $3.25 of student funds. Through this revolutionary plan was created a new athletic board known as the MEN'S ATHLETIC COUNCIL. This council is made up of a five man faculty and student administration alloting money in proportion to the importance and activity of the athletic clubs under its command. The MAC fills the gap in between the students and the faculty and decides all athletic policies. WOMEN'S ATHLETIC DIRECTORATE The Women's Athletic Directorate serves similar functions to that of its brother MAD but has jurisdiction over the women's athletics while working hand and hand with the WUS. Administration of Women's athletics and governing; of intramural and extramural programs are its chief functions. WARNING No male student' is allowed during the session to take part in athletic competition or games for any team or organization other than a university team without the consent in writing, of the Men's Athletic; Directorate approved by resolution of the Student Council. Any students so doing in violation of this regulation will automatically forfeit all claim to any athletic award in any sport. PRITCHARD'S 4H0UR CLEANERS 10TH AND ALMA ALma 1493 STUDENT HANDBOOK Taxi? Y0^^L CH5151 ATHLETIC TEAMS The various athletic groups and clubs which are under the Men's Athletic Directorate are: American Football team Golf Club Archery Club Crass Hockey Club Badminton Club Gymnasium Club Baseball Team Ice Hockey Club ; Basketball Teams Outdoor Club Rig Block Club Ski Team Boxing - Wrestling Clubs Soccer Teams Cricket Club Swimming Club English Rugby Teams Track and Field Club Fencing Club Tennis Club Fish and Game Club Rowing Club The various activities under WAD include: Basketball Team Gymnasium Club Big Block Club Outdoor Club Archery Club Swimming Club Badminton Club Track Club Fencing Club Tennis Club Golf Club Fish and Game Club Grass Hockey Club Ski Club BIG BLOCK CLUBS The Women's Club, unlike the Men's Society, is not a service club. It is set up more in the form of an honorary club whose function is mostly social. The Men's Big Block Club is composed of those campus athletes who have won their Big Blocks in Varsity sports. The two organizations help to bolster CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8728 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 STUDENT HANDBOOK campus spirit for different sport activities. - Membership to a Big Block Club is judged and decided by the Awards Committee and is based mainly on favorable performance in athletics. KICKAPOOS The Kickapoos organized after departure of the Jokers' Club helps to bolster campus spirit in athletics and other student undertakings that need their assistance. Notable amongst their undertakings are Homecoming Week; Blood Drive; and many pep meets to support campus events. PIPE BAND Athletic events on campus have quite often been livened up by the appearance of the UBC's Pipe Band. Any one who can play the drums right down to the Highland dancing can obtain instruction by applying for membership in the band, SCOTTISH DANCE CLUB Counterpart to the American college baton-juggling majorettes is the Scottish Dance Club's enthusiastic support to athletic games by the lively skirl of pipes and the measured beats of the dancer's feet. This club also offers instruction in the rudiments of Scottish Folk Dancing at their Hut, G4, any Tuesday afternoon. DO-NUTS and COFFEE DO-NUT DINER 4556 WEST 10th AVE. ALma 3580 DO-NUTS FOR SOCIAL FUNCTIONS STUDENT HANDBOOK Lecture Time? CHECK ™ CL0CK AB0VE Hartley Pharmacy VARSITY OUTDOOR CLUB Outdoor enthusiasts have always been attracted to the ambitious VOC program:. Activities include mountain climbing to such places as Mt. Baker, Shuskan, the Lions; chartering of plane to B.C's interior; and use of giant club house on Mount Seymour. DRUM MAJORETTES AND CHEER LEADERS Also subsidized and under the jurisdiction of MAD are Majorettes and the Cheerleaders. These two groups help supplement campus spirit by boosting athletic events. BOBBY GAUL MEMORIAL AWARD Before his passing away in 1935, Robert William Gaul endeared himself to all with whom he was associated by his kindly consideration and courageous spirit. Two of his teamates wishing to perpetuate his name in University athletics, invited other friends to participate in providing funds for a suitable memorial. The response was instant and a trophy of burnished copper was procured and is known as the Bobby Gaul Memorial Trophy. Regulations governing eligibility award are that the student must be in his final undergraduate year, or if a graduate, he must be taking full time academic work at the University. Qualities to be looked for in making selection for award are; Sportsmanship, consideration and unselfishness, balance, excellence, quietly enthusiastic and cheerful, loyalty, will to win and courage. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8728 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 STUDENT HANDBOOK INTRAMURALS (MEN'S) The intramural program under the direction of the Department of Physical Education aims to provide an opportunity for all students to compete in organized athletic sports and to participate in wholesome active recreation. Freshmen are urged to form groups as soon as possible to watch the notice boards in the gymnasium:. Applications for entry should be handed in to the office of the Director of Intramurals, War Memorial Gym, sometimes during the first week of October. Each new entry must be signed by at least twenty- five members of the prospective faculty, year or group. Competition includes volleyball, cross-country, golf, badminton, swimming, skiing, table tennis, basketball, boxing and wrestling, softball, track and field. The Governor's Cup, emblematic of aggregate championship was won last year by Physical Education Undergraduate society. Unofficial results show the standing to be: Kappa Sigma and Betas, tie for second; followed by Alpha Delta, DU, ex-Magees and Fijis respectively. Women's Intramurals deviate slightly from the Men's program. Dressmaking and Tailoring MADE TO MEASURE ON THE PREMISES 4562 WEST 10TH AVENUE STUDENT HANDBOOK Taxi? cTADr^Br CH5151 EVERGREEN CONFERENCE Going into their fifth year of Evergreen conference play, UBC's inter-collegiate teams are steadily gaining a foothold amongst other universities of the Northwest. Members of the Conference are: College of Puget Sound, Tacoma, Washington. Pacific Lutheran College, Parkland, Washington. Whitworth College, Spokane, Washington. Eastern Washington College, Chaney, Washington. Western Washington College, Bellingham, Wash. Central Washington College, Ellensburg, Wash. St. Martin's College, Spokane, Wash. University of British Columbia, Vancouver, B.C. PRIVILEGE CARDS Privilege cards, when issued, supply students with a cheap means of gaining admission to basketball, football and rugger competition where UBC teams are involved. Sale of privilege cards and tickets for sports will be announced in the Ubyssey. FOR DELICIOUS MEALS EXPERTLY COOKED—DROP IN TO BEV'S CAFE 4565 W. 10th — Just 2 blocks from gates New friendly owners to serve youi. I EAT ■ \\\ \VA | ZTgy the roan md )dy ied of the ilk ful is ;«J Weils ons 1 J JERSEY hv 1 MILK \) J18 CHOCOLATE | |g En< It is a striking fact that many of outstanding athletes train on cho< late because it is a food and energy producer. Chocolate is a creator of vigor e nerve force and supplies the be with that extra energy—that adc punch—that is necessary to win Jersey Milk Chocolate is the finest ail milk chocolate. Experts says habit of eating a bar of Jersey W Chocolate every day is a health one to form. Remember, Jersey Milk Chocolate purest and best. V • General Info STUDENT HANDBOOK CLUB ROOMS—Behind the Brock are located two rows of huts which are known as the Brock huts. Club rooms located there are: West Hut: Varsity Outdoor Club; Film Society- Photo Studio; Varsity Christian Fellowship; Camera Club; Publications Board Darkroom; United Nations Lounge. East Hut: First Section—Christian Science Organization; Amateur Radio Association; Political Clubs; Second Section—International Students Service; National Federation of Canadian Universities; Language Clubs; Undergraduate Societies Committee; Third Section—Varsity band; Jazz Society; UBC Concert Orchestra. Hut L-6—Newman Club. Auditorium — Player Club; Musical Society; Science Christian Movement. UNIVERSITY HEALTH SERVICE—The University Health Service exists to prevent communicable diseases, to render first aid in case of accidents and sudden illness, and to furnish advice on health matters. All students entering the University for the first time must report to the Health Service, making an appointment for examination. Students neglecting to do so will be disciplined by the University Health Committee. All cases of illness, including a common cold, developed during the academic: year, MUST BE REPORTED TO THE HEALTH OFFICE AT ONCE—personally, if on the campus, or otherwise by phone. After an illness, students must report to the Health Officer for inspection before re-admission to the university. Your Cfbthes RepaBred PRITCHARD'S or Altered Quickly 10TH AND ALMA STUDENT HANDBOOK Tracvs THE FASH,0N CENTRE "Everything in Fine Quality Sportswear" In order to minimize the loss of attendance, contacts may arrange daily inspection at the Health Office during the period of potential infectiveness. LOST AND FOUND—The official Lost and Found Bureau for students is located in the AMS Office, Brock Hall. Lost and Found notices are published in the Ubyssey (see Publications). NOTICE BOARD'S—Notice Boards are placed in every University building and in the Quad. These Boards are under the jurisdiction of Mamooks and the Alma Mater Society. Students are at liberty to use them. QUAD—Quadrangle, -better known as the Quad, is located in the space between the Arts building and the entrance to the auditorium'. REQUISITION! SYSTEM—No club bills will be honored by the student council unless they are covered by a purchase order form from the club to the Alma Mater Society. All such items as club pins and sweaters must be approved by the Student Council before they are ordered. ACCIDENT INSURANCE—As a member of the Alma Mater Society, all regular students are protected by the Student Accident Insurance Plan. This coverage insures against expenses which are due to accidental injuries sustained by members of the AMS while engaged in supervised activities sponsored by the society of the university. Such activities include CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8728 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 / STUDENT HANDBOOK academic pursuit on campus, organized athletics, club activities and officially sponsored social functions, MAIL—The official address of the university is "The University of British Columbia, West Point Grey, Vancouver 8, B.C." The Post Office is situated for off-campus mail at the official post boxes outside the bus stop and the Post Office across from the Book Store. Letter racks for clubs and societies are located in the AMS office. Campus mail boxes are located in the AMS office and in front of the post office. BOOK STORE!—The Book Store, Hut A-3, except for week of registration when supplies can be purchased at the Armories, supplies all text books, note books, instruments, general stationery and reduced prices on magazines. Hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday to Friday and 9 a.m. to 12 noon Saturday. At the end of the season the book store will re-purchase from students books in good condition providing the next regular session can use therm. These will be accepted from students until June 15. PASS FEATURE—The AMS issues to every student an AMS card which provides students, with their card, to participate in campus activities. These include: class parties, Players Club and Mussoc performances, league games, track meets, and exercising of franchise during elections. The card also gives students reduced rates at Famous Player Theatres. COUNSELLING AND PLACEMENT OFFICE—The Counselling; and Placement Office, located on the East Mall by the Armories, gives information and suggestions to all students concerning admission, courses PRITCHARDS 4 H0UR CLEANERS 10TH AND ALMA ALma 1493 STUDENT HANDBOOK ft There's a Drug Store 2 blocks down from the Wesbrook Building and vocational opportunities. A file on professional and vocational opportunities is maintained and is available on request. Tests on general ability, interest and personality are also administered by this office. The Placement Bureaus in cooperation with the various faculties assist in securing part-time, vacation and permanent employment for graduates and undergraduates. BOARD AND RESIDENCE—Women: The new Women's Residence is reserved primarily for First and Second year students new to the campus. Any student who fails to subscribe to the high code or who is neglecting her studies, will not be permitted to continue as a student. The residences offer mostly double rooms. Some hut accommodation wi!l be available for Senior women students. The 1951-52 charge for board and room in the Women's Residence was $355 single and $370 double, payable in two instalments—September and January. At Acadia Camp, rates were $51 single and $53 double. Rates for this session have not yet been fixed. Application for women students in private homes should be made to the Dean of Women's office. Cost of rooms vary from $50 to $60 per month. M'en—Accommodation in Private Homes: Information concerning accommodation for men may be obtained by applying to the office of the Housing Administrator, Room, 205A, Physics Building. Charges CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA "28 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 J STUDENT DIRECTORY for board and room! vary from $50 to $60 a month and for room and breakfast from $30 to $35. Room alone ranges from $20 to $25. Accommodation in Acadia and Fort Camps—The University has provided accommodation for approximately 700 male students in single and double rooms at these two locations. Charge for board and room during 1951-52 was $51 single, $53 double. Caution money deposit of $10 and a $25 deposit payable with application are subject to these terms: any student moving out of dormitories during either term forfeits $25; leaving dormitories at end of first term, $12.50! forfeited; remaining for whole session, full amount of $25 will be applied to room' and board for last month of the session. UNIVERSITY STUDENTS CO-OP ASSOCIATION —The University Students Co-operative Association, located at 4082 West 8th Avenue, elects an executive from its members to manage the general business. Members share the house work, each doing one chore that does not exceed one-half hour daily. Cost of board and room is $45 per month. Accommodation—16 people. Upon applying for residence in the Co-op House, student must purchase ten shares of one dollar each. These are returned when the member leaves. DEAN OF WOMEN—During the session the Dean of Women may be consulted by parents and students on matters pertaining to living conditions, vocational guidance and other questions that directly affect the student intellectual and! social life on the campus. LIBRARY—The Library collections number approximately 275,000' volumes, including representative works in all fields in which the University gives arrow shirt Kirk's Varsity Shop HEADQUARTERS 4444 WEST TENTH STUDENT DIRECTORY HAN LEY PHARMACY ACROSS FROM THE NEW GYM instruction, and several noteworthy groups of materials. The collection is strong in serial publications including scholarly periodicals and transaction of learned and scientific societies; and in certain fields, notably Canadiana and forestry, the library has rich holdings. The Howay-Reid Collection, which is maintained in a separate room, comprises the combined libraries of the late Judge F. W. Howay and the late Dr. Robie L. Reid, both of whom1 have assembled fine collections of Canadian History, the Pound Collection of Canadian Literature, and the A. J. T. Taylor Collection of material pertaining to the Arctic. Extensive acquisitions of publications on forestry have been made possible by the fund provided by H. R. MacMillan, and the Koerner Art Fund and the B.C. Packers Fund have enriched the collection in fine arts and fisheries respectively. A general reading room, a Fine Arts Room, known as the Sedgewick Memorial Room and the Howay- Reid Collection are maintained in the older part of the building; and a reserve book reading room', a periodicals reading room, seminar rooms and the Riding- ton Reference Room are provided in the new section. The last, named in honour of the late John Ridington, first librarian of the university, contains a large number of encyclopedias, dictionaries, indices and other works for consultation which are available on open shelves for convenient use. Books taken from' the general circulation desk usually have a time limit of one week, varying more or less due to the demand for its use. A fine of 25 cents CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8728 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 STUDENT DIRECTORY per day, payable at the Bursar's office, is charged on overdue books. Reserve books may be borrowed for two hours and may be renewed if not in demand. Books may be taken out overnight, but must be promptly returned the following morning. Overdue fines of one dollar per hour are charged. While classes are in progress, the University library is open regularly from 8 a.m. until 10 p.m. Mondays through Fridays, and from. 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. on Saturdays. Hours vary between terms. MUSEUMS—Anthropological Museum, housed on the first floor of the library, includes the Burnett collection, made and donated by the late Frank Burnett, contains groups of artifacts representative of the ethnology and archaeology of various parts of the Pacific Basin; the Raley collection made by Dr. G. H. Raley and donated by H. R. MacMillan, contains artifacts from. Kitimat; ceremonial material from the Southern Kwakiutl donated by H. R. MacMillan. The Geological and Geographical Museum, located in the Forestry and Geology Building, includes: Dr. H. M. Ami collection of pre-historical artifacts from Les Eyzies, France; the Peach and Home geological model of the Assynt Mountains, Scotland; a hooded dinosaur, Lambeosauras sp. from Steveville, Alta., on permanent loan from the National Museum, Ottawa; suites of fossils, minerals, ores, birds and mammals. The Zoological Museum', containing representatives of both the vertebrate and invertebrate fields, is housed in the new Biological Sciences Building. The collection of marine invertebrates of the north-eastern Pacific Ocean is the largest extant. The collection of vertebrates exclusive of fish numbers 6,417 specimens. WHEN YOU THINK .OF CLOTHES—THINK OF KIRK'S STUDENT HANDBOOK 1 SXl • TO SERVE YOU V/tl 9X0JL The Herbarium consists of dried plant specimens housed in cases in the Biological Sciences Building. All groups from Algae to the Flowering Plants are represented. Several thousand B.C. specimens have recently been donated by Mr. J# W. Eastham. WOMEN'S GYMNASIUM — The building was completed in 1929 and presented to the University by the Alma Mater Society. The playing floor has an area of 6,000 square feet and is surrounded on all sides by tiers of seats which will accomimodate 1,400 persons. WAR MEMORIAL GYMNASIUM—The Memorial Gymnasium' was officially dedicated on October 26, 1951. This building, which cost almost $800,000, was a result of a student campaign to honour the men and women of British Columbia who served in World War 1 and 2. It was financed by public subscription, a Provincial Government Grant, and in major degree by a special student levy. The building seats approximately 3,600 and holds within its walls, the Physical Education Department offices, MAD offices, gymnasium, weight-lifting room, lockers, dressing rooms, and a coffee shop. Proposed additions to the building are a swimimng pool and bowling alley. STADIUM—jThe first section of the grandstand was erected in 1937 on the west side of the main playing field. It is a covered, reinforced concrete structure which provides seating accommodations for 1,600 spectators. On either side are two wooden bleacher sections of 500' seats each. In 1946 a wooden grandstand section providing 1,000 covered seats CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 872* SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 STUDENT HANDBOOK was added. Underneath the present main stand are locker rooms, dressing rooms, showers, ticket booths, drying rooms and equipment rooms. Funds for the construction of the grandstand were provided through a $40,000 bond issue sponsored by the AMS. BROCK MEMORIAL BUILDING—The Brock Hall stands today as a fitting memorial to the life and the work of the late Dean of Applied Science and his wife, killed in a tragic airplane crash in the summer of 1935. They were held in such high esteem by the students of their day that it was decided to erect a permanent student union building to commemorate the Dean and his wife. The dream of the students was finally realized in January 1940, when Lieut. Gov. E. W. Hamber officially opened the Brock Hall. In the centre of the building is the main lounge, on the east side is the Snack Bar. Across from the main lounge on the south side of the building are the offices of the Alma Mater Society and the headquarters of the Student Council. There is a public telephone in the corridor and in the south basement are housed the club rooms of the Radio Society, Men's Washroom, and Mamooks. Upstairs of the AMS office is the Double Committee Room* capable of seating 200 people. Clubs may obtain permission to use it for meetings by applying to the AMS office. On the main floor of the northern side of the building is the Mildred Brock Room for women students only, Alumni Office and LSE office. In the north basement are the offices of the Publications Board, Women's cloakroom and washroom. ART CENTRE—The Art Centre includes a work shop and an Art Gallery. The work shop is equipped for, and gives courses in ceramics, painting, sculpture, weaving and other applied arts. The workshop Quick, Expert Lubric- \Jf}Q Shell Stat 10II ation for your car at your 10th and DISCOVERY STUDENT HANDBOOK 57 Tracv's THE FASHI0N CENTRE 'The College Girls' Style Rendezvous" is under the joint supervision of the Fine Arts Committee and the Handicrafts Committee. The Art Gallery, though it has no permanent collection, maintains a continuous display of loan exhibitions which are ordinarily shown two at a time for the period of two weeks. The Gallery is open, under the supervision of the Curator, for five days of each week, and is under the direction of the Visual Arts Committee. ALUMNI—The Alumni Association of the University of British Columbia, is composed of Honorary, Active and Associate members. Honorary members includes all members of the Board of Governors and an honorary life member appointed by the Association from time to time. Active members include all associate members who have contributed to the Alum- ni-UBC Development Fund, or who have paid their annual fee or the life membership fee. Associate membership includes all other graduates of the University or former students of UBC, Victoria College or old McGill College who successfully completed 15 units during attendance. The Association magazine called 'The Chronicle" is mailed to all contributors to the development fund and associate members. Trophies, Cups, Medals, Ribbons for Every Champion Percy Tutte Engraving Systems 319 W. Pender St. MArine 9614 ENGRAVING AND GOLD STAMPING WHILE YOU WAIT STUDENT HANDBOOK: 1952 CAMPUS COLLEGE PRICES Pins Agriculture 75 Arts . . l.io Classics Club 1.80 Commerce 1.10 Dance Club 1.00 Engineering 85 Film Society 1.00 Forestry 1.00 Home Economics .... 1.10 Mamooks 4.50 Medicine 1.10 Music App'n 1.15 Mussoc 2.50 New Forestry 1.30 N.U.S 1.10 Pharmacy 1.10 Physical Ed :. .. 1.10 Players Club 85 Pre-Mied 1.10 Pure Science 1.10 Radsoc 75 Sigma Tau Chi 5.75 Spanish Club 1.G0 Symphony 1.65 Crests Aggie, Arts, Commerce, Fish and Game, Social, Rife, Pre-Optometry, Swimming 25 UBC (Plain) 1.50 UBC (Scrolls) 40 Sweaters Pullovers (Med.) ... 6.95 Cardigans (Med.) . . 8.81 (Limited quantity only) UBC Pullovers 7.50 UBC Cardigans 8.00 Sundry Records 73 Sheet Music 10 (Hail UBC) UBC Car Stickers. 2 for .05 GIRL'S COMMON ROOMS—Common rooms for women students are located: Second floor of Arts Building, Mildred Brock Room in north end of Brock Hall. EATING PLACES ON CAMPUS — Brock Dining Room—located in Brock Hall; Brock Snack Bar— also located in Brock Hall. UBC cafeteria—downstairs of the Auditorium; Snack Bars—Bus Stop, Legion Canteen on West Mall, Campus Cupboard located between the library and Physics Building, War Memorial Gym'. Meals can be obtained at Fort and Acadia Camp for students who stay late out on campus. "SERVICE IS MY BUSINESS" Pat's Shell Service 10TH AND DISCOVERY STUDENT HANDBOOK % Tracvs THE FASHI0N centre "Distinctive Styles for the Co-ed" CAIRN CEREMONY—The Cairn, located on the Main Mall, across from the Chemistry Building, was erected in 1922 when the students of the University (then located on Little Mountain) made what has become known as the "Great Trek." The Cairn, built from the stone that the students carried with them from the Fairview "shacks", commemorated and shows what the direct force of the students did in erecting the university on its present site. MARI CRAS—The Mardi Cras, lasting two nights, is put on every January by the Greek Letter Societies. The funds raised from, this event are divided between the Red Cross and the International Students Service. BLOOD DRIVE—The Blood Drive, usually held in January, is part of the students contribution to the community. Blood is donated' in the Armories where the Red Cross erects booths f©r this purpose. Inter- faculty races for the red Corpuscles spur on student enthusiasm. U ENGLISH DEPARTMENT PLAY — Sponsored by the English Department and held in the second term, the play brings to the campus the department's Outstanding selection of modern drama. Last year's production was the controversial "The Accent of F6". CHRISTMAS AND SPRING PLAYS — In mid-; November the Player's Club presents three one-act plays for the students and invited guests with no admission charged. Then in March, the annual CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8728 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 STUDENT HANDBOOK 1952 Spring Play is produced, first free to the students and then at a small charge to the general public. OPERETTA—The Musical Society stages a light opera in late February free to the students and with an admission fee to the public. HOMECOMING—The last fulj week in October features Home-Coming weekend, with entertainment in honour of the graduates. Organized by Council, Homecoming brings the undergrade and alumni in closer contact. The main events are a football game, Cairn ceremony, a banquet, the renowned Potlach and the Home-coming Dance. CLASS PARTIES—Each class of each faculty is entitled to a class party to which only members of the class are admitted'. Owing to "technical difficulties" FOR YOUR COMPLETE LIFE INSURANCE NEEDS consult Wm. Y. Crawford MUTUAL LIFE OF CANADA 402 West Pender St. PAcific 7211 KErrisdale 1474-R STUDENT HANDBOOK Lecture Time? CHECK THE CL0CK AB0VE Hartley Pharmacy the Aggies and Redshirts prefer to hold banquets for the entire faculty. UNDERGRADUATE BALLS—During the year each faculty is allowed1 to hold one formal ball, usually at the Commodore. Although these balls are open to the entire undergraduate body, the present overcrowding makes tickets difficult to obtain. The Science Ball early in February features tables decorated by different departments in competition for a so-called "mystery prize". The Engineers Informal in the fall and the Aggie Barn Dance in the spring are staged for the enjoyment of the faculties concerned. HI-JINX—A fancy name for a fancy dress party is only just, claim the women students with the result that men are strictly taboo at this annual fun-fest taking place in October. CO-ED BALL—This dance is the climax of the Sadie Hawkins Week, the Week in January when the girls do the picking and choosing for a change, and incidentally, the paying. FRESHETTE LUNCHEON^-First social events of the season are the activities staged for the benefit of the frosh. Freshettes are entertained at the Big and Little Sister luncheon in the Brock lounge. The freshettes attire themselves in juvenile clothes. Erring freshettes are severely chastised and duly punished. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8™> SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 I STUDENT HANDBOOK FROSH SMOKER—An evening with pipes, tobacco and cider is staged to welcome the freshmen. This strictly stag session also features a tribunal which deals with male miscreants who have strayed from the paths of frosh righteousness. FROSH RECEPTION—At the end of the initiation period the frosh are formally welcomed to the undergraduate body at the Frosh Reception. Since it is the freshmen's first dance at the University as a member of the University it is one to remember. FASHION SHOW—Latest styles and ultra fashions grace our co-eds in a fashion show no one should miss This is held in the lounge of the Brock and always proves to be successful. This is a MUST for your Calendar. SCHOLARSHIPS, PRIZES, BURSARIES AND LOANS Full information on scholarships, prizes, bursaries and loans is to be found in the earlier part of the University Calendar (Pages 51-112 in the 1952-53 issue). All inquiries regarding scholarships, prizes, bursaries, and loans should be addressed to the Dean of Administrative and Inter- Faculty Affairs, Room 10, Arts Building, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, B.C. Scholarships are available only for students with high standing. With a few exceptions, undergraduate scholarship are awarded automatically on the basis of the results of the final examination, and winners may hold the awards only if they continue with their studies at the University in the next regular session. Scholarships for graduates, are awarded only on application. In the case of graduate scholarships awarded directly by the University, applications should be received by March 15th. Limited financial assistance through special bursaries is available for undergraduates who have good scholastic standing (i.e. clear standing with an average of at least 65 per cent in the work of the previous session). It is the desire of the Dominion and Provincial Governments that no student of ability shall, through lack Quick, Expert Lubrici- \J$Q Shell SfafiOn ation for your car at your 10th and DISCOVERY STUDENT HANDBOOK 63 There's a Drug Store 2 blocks down from the Wesbrook Building of funds, be denied the opportunity to continue his or her education beyond the level of the secondary school. A sum of money has been set aside, therefore, to aid University students who can offer proof of scholastic ability and financial need. This assistance is available to regular undergraduates in any year and faculty. Successful applicants will receive 60 per cent of the total assistance as a bursary and 40 per cent as a loan. The loan is repayable commencing one year after the applicant enters gainful employment and does not bear interest until that time. Assistance is normally given only to students who, in the previous session, obtained clear standing and made an average of at least 65 per cent. Application forms must be obtained from the Department of Education, Technical Education Branch, Victoria, B.C. Various loan funds are operated by the Dean of Administrative and Inter-Faculty Affairs to assist students who, during the session, find themselves without sufficient funds to complete the work of the session. An undergraduate whose progress is satisfactory may apply for a loan at any time during the session. The largest fund for this purpose is "The University General Loan Fund," which provides loans, not exceeding $200, which are interest-free until May 31st and are repayable the following summer. An adult guarantor satisfactory to the University is required. Funds have also been established to provide loans of larger amounts and for longer periods of time, and are open to graduates and undergraduates with satisfactory guarantors. As the terms under which the funds are operated differ considerably, students desiring loans should discuss their financial problems individually with the Dean of Administrative and Inter-Faculty Affairs. Employment opportunities for a limited number of students are available for work on the campus in the library, bookstore, janitorial and maintenance departments, and the food services. In order that there may CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8728 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 STUDENT HANDBOOK be as little interference with studies as possible, and in order to take care of the maximum number of applicants, jobs are normally limited to ten hours per week. Applicants for special bursaries may be offered employment of this kind either in place of a bursary or as a supplement to it. In all cases, applicants will be chosen on a basis of scholastic standing and need. Interested students are advised to consult the Employment Bureau, Hut M 7, before the end of August. Certain departments employ assistants for laboratory work, marking of papers, tutorials, etc. These positions are mainly for graduates, although occasionally undergraduates are offered positions. Students should contact the Head of the Department concerned. Csd<CO>btd> • • » When you show your A.M.S. card, you receive Special Student Admission Rates— SO—PLAN YOUR FUN AT THE Cave Supper Club • Dining and Dancing Every Night • Two Floor Shows • Delicious Food at Reasonable Prices FOR RESERVATIONS—PA©. 8728 - 0719 "YOU ARE ONLY A STRANGER ONCE" r VI • Songs and Yells STUDENT HANDBOOK Songs and Yells HAIL, U.B.C. CVerse) We wear the blue and gold of the victors, We are the men of the U.B.C. All other teams acknowledge us masters. We are strong in adversity. Work for the day and work for the morrow. We are the ones who will do our share. Shouting in joy and silent in sorrow, Bravery conquers care. (Chorus) Hail! U.B.C. Our glorious University. You stand for aye Between the mountains and the sea; All through life's way, Let's sing Kla-how-yah Varsity Tuum Est wins the day And we'll push on to victory. HAROLD KINC Education "i ALMA MATER HYMN Alma Mater, by the dwelling There is set the western sea, Mountains shed their benediction On the hopes that rest in thee. Alma Mater, to thy children In the spring-time of their years, Grant the faith that grows from knowledge Courage the makes light of fears, Alma Mater, thou hast kinship With the great of bygone days, And the voices of our fathers Join with ours to sing thy praise. Words . . . Prof. H. T. Colems Music . . . D. O. Durkin, Arts 'i 24-HOUR SERVICE PRITCHARD*! ON SHIRTS 10TH AND ALMA Iv STUDENT HANDBOOK HAN LEY PHARMACY ACROSS FROM THE NEW GYM ENGLISH RUGBY TEAM'S SONG Hail! Hail! the gang's all here, What the hell do we care, What the hell do we . . . We are the Rugby Club, stand all in line, We're going to yell, yell like hell, We're going to fight, fight for every yard, We'll beat Victoria Rep so very hard That there'll be fifteen corpses on the sod, With a Rah! Rah! Rah! MY GIRL'S A HULLABALOO My girl's a hullabaloo, She wears the Gold and Blue; She goes to Varsity too Just like the others do. (Chorus) And in my future life She's going to be my future wife. How in hell d'ja find that out? She told me so. She goes to all the games Just like the other dames I fork out all the change Just like the others do, etc. She goes to all the shows, Wears all the latest clothes, Powders her little nose, What for, nobody knows. When she goes walking She does the talking I do the squeezing, She does the teasing, etc. As we grow older She will grow bolder, And she will hold her Head on my shoulder, etc. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8728 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 J_ STUDENT HANDBOOK CASEY JONES (Engineer's Song) Come all you freshmen if you want to hear The story of a brave engineer; He started to college in the fall of thirty-three, Why he took up engineering is a mystery to me. (Chorus) Casey Jones couldn't hold his liquor, Casey Jones couldn't hold his beer, Casey Jones never got through college He never got through college 'cause he couldn't hold his beer.] Casey Jones was the engineer's pride In football or hockey he always saved his side He was a whiz in classwork, his reports were always clearj But he never got his parchment 'cause he couldn't hold! his beer. Casey's career looked free from want or need The dean would pat him on the back and say, "You'rei bright indeed." He came to grief as all youths do, ne'er became an engineeri And the reason for his failure was, he couldn't hold his beer.^ The grand class held their dinner in the Red and White;* hall,^ They all got pickled tight that night and Casey worst of all. They wired to his folks next day, the message read, "Come here, Your son cashed in his chips last night; he couldn't hold his beer." Casey said, just before he died, To the engineers who mournfully were standing by his side "Erect a tablet in the halls, engrave these letters clear: "Never come to college if you cannot hold your beer." NOTE—There are several other popular songs on the' campus (especially among the Engineers) which space does not permit us to print. Slacks? Kirks Varsity Shop 4444 W. 10TH AVE. STUDENT HANDBOOK Taxi? yo^RBLOccoAL CH5151 YELLS KITSILANO—No. 1 Kitsilano, Capilano, Siwash Squaw, Kla-how-yah, Tillicum, Skookum Wah, Hi-yu mamook, Mucka mucka zip, B.C. Varsity, rip, rip, rip, V-A-R-S-I-T-Y, VARSITY! SKYROCKET—No. 2 S-sss-s-s-s-s- Boom. Ahahahahahahaaaaaaaaaaaah, (Whistle) VARSITY LET'S GO VARSITY—No. 3 Let's go Varsity! Let's go Varsity! Let's go Varsity! Fight! Fight! Fight! LOCOMOTIVE—No. 4 Ssssh! Ssssh! Sssh! Rah. Rah. Rah! Ssssh] Ssssh! Sssh! Rah. Rah. Rah! Ssssh! Ssssh! Sssh! Rah. Rah. Rah! (Slow) (Faster) Varsity Rah (Very Fast) KLA-HOW-YA—No. 5 (This is the yell used to welcome visiting teams) Kla-how-ya (Team name)! Kla-how-ya (Team name)! Kla-how-yah! How are you? (Team Name) CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8728 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 r the ait" WITH TIE IMPERIAL HOCKEY BROADCAST RADIO STATION CBU Varsity Automotive Service 10th Ave. West & Blanca St. Vancouver, B.C. €sso r STUDENT HANDBOOK Tracvs THE FASH,0N CENTRE "Everything in Fine Quality Sportswear" ENGINEER'S YELL No. 1 We are, we are, we are the Engineers! We can, we can, demolish forty beers! Drink rum, drink rum, drink rum and follow us! We don't give a damn for any damn man Who don't give a damn for us. SCIENCE! AGGIE YELL MooOOoo ------- squish, squish, squish! MooOOoo ------- squish, squish, squish! MooOOoo ------- squish, squish, squish! YEA AGGIE! ARTS YELL We are the men of culture, Of intellect supreme, From men like us the coaches choose the bulwarks of the team, Oh phooey on the Engineers, Their records smeared with sin. While they demolish forty beers We quaff down fifty gin. THE GLEN WHORPLE HIGHLANDERS (Marching song of Canadian Scottish and other Canadian units) There's a braw fine regiment as ilka mon should ken, They are deevils at the fetchen, they ha'e clured a sight o' men, And ha'e suppit muckle whusky when the canteen they gang ban The Hielan men frae braw Glen Whorple! (Chorus) CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8728 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 J STUDENT HANDBOOK 1952 HEUCH! Glen Whorple, Hielan men! Great strong whusky suppin Hielan men, for they were Hard workin, hairy leggit Hielan men, Slainte mhor, Glen Whorple! They were founded by McAdam who of a' men was fairst. He resided in Gleneden, whaur he pipit like the burst, Wi' a fig leaf for a sporran, and a pairfect Hielan thirst, Till he stole awa' the applies frae Glen Whorple! When the watters o' the deluge drookit a' the world o'er The Colonel o' the regiment, his name was Shaun McNoah . Sae a muckle boat he biggit and he sniggit up the door, And they sailed awa frae drooned Glen Whorple! And syne he sent a Corporal and gert him find the land, Wha he returned wi' an empty whusky bottle in his hand, Sae they kent the flood, was dryin', he was fu' ye understand, For he found a public house abune the water! When the good King Solomon was ruler o' the Glen He had a hundred pipers and a thoosand fechten men, And a might fine establishment I'll hae no doot ye ken For he kept a sight o' wives in auld Glen Whorple! Then there cam a birkie bangster, wha was chieften o' the clan His name it twas Wallace an' he was a fechten man, An' he harrie a' the border, an' awa the southron ran, Frae the dingin o' the claymores o' Glen Whorple! When the bonnie pipes are skirlin an' the lads are on parade In the braw Glen Whorple tartan, wi' the Claymore an' the plaid When the Sergeant-major's sober, an' the Colonel's no agraid, O' seein' tartan spiders in Glen Whorple! Eh, a bonnie sicht they mak, but gin the canteen ye gan ben, When the morn's parade is over, she'ld be fu' o drunkin men An' a thoosand canty kilties will be settin' doon the Glen For they drink a power o' whusky in Glen Whorple! service is my Pat.>s shell Service BUSINESS" IOTH AND DISCOVERY tr VII * Calendar J STUDENT HANDBOOK Calendar OCTOBER 1 Thurs.—Home Ec. Frosh Tea 3 Sat.—Thanksgiving Last day for change in courses 4 Sun.—Central Wash, vs UBC Football Dance 5 Mon.—International House 7 Wed.—-Filmsoc Movie 7-10—Canadian Orientation Series 9 Fri.—Aggie Barn Dance AMS Meeting 10 Sat.—Mussoc Banquet 11 Sun.—Bellingham Invasion Western Wash, vs UBn 14 Wed.—Filmsoc Movie 17 Sat.—Meeting of Senate 18 Sun—Whitman vs UBC Football Dance 20-25—UN Week 21 Wed.—Filmsoc 22 Thurs.—Meeting of Senate 23 Fri.—WUS Hi-jinx 24 Sat.—UN Model Assembly 27 Tues.—Frosh Reception 28 Wed.—Filmsoc Movie 29 Thurs.—Phrateres Initiation 30 Fri.—Fall congregation 31 Sat—Law Dance NOVEMBER 1 Sun.—Homecoming week-end Coll. Puget Sd. vs UBC Alumni vs UBC Basketball Dance 4 Wed.—Filmsoc Movie 5 Thurs.—Aggie Ball and Banquet 6 Fri.—WUS Fashion Show French Play 7 Sat.—Mussoc Fall Formal French Play 8 Sun.—Western Wash, vs UBC Football Dance French Play 11 Sun.—Remembrance Day. UBC closed 12 Thurs.—Phrateres Formal 14 Sat.—Pre-conference Basketball PRITCHARDS 4 H0UR CLEANERS lOTH AND ALMA ALma 1493 STUDENT HANDBOOK Lecture Time? CHECK THE CL0CK AB0VE Han ley Pharmacy 15 Sun.—UBC Rugger vs City League Pre-conference Basketball 19 Thurs.—Parliamentary Forum 20 Fri.—Players Club production 21 Sat.—Players Club production Pre-conference Basketball 22 Sun.-—UBC Rugger vs City League Pre-conference Basketball Players Club Production 25 Wed.—Filmsoc Movie 26 Thurs.—Phrateres Barn Dance 28 Sat.—Pre-conference Basketball. 29 Sun.—UBC Rugger vs City League Pre-conference Basketball DECEMBER 2 Wed.—Filmsoc Movie 5 Sat.—Dance Club Jam Law Christmas Dance SCM Christmas Prelude SCM Christmas Prelude 14 Mon.—Women's Residence Dance 17 Thurs.—Meeting of Senate 20 Sun.—First term ends. JANUARY 1 Thurs.—New Year's Day, UBC closed 5 Mon.—Second Term begins, fees due and payable 6 Mon.—Filmsoc Movie 9 Thurs.—Mussoc Get Together Harlem Globetrotters Basketball 10 Fri.—Harlem Globetrotters Basketball 13 Mon.—Filmsoc Movie 16 Thurs.—Eastern Wash, vs UBC Basketball 17 Fri.—UBC Basketball (Whitworth) 21 Tues.—Home Ec. Mother-Daughter Banquet 22 Wed.—English Dept. Play CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA »728 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 J STUDENT HANDBOOK 23 Thurs.—Central Wash. vs. UBC Basketball English Dept. Play 24 Fri.—St. Martin's vs UBC Basketball 27 Mon.—Filmsoc Movie 28 Tues.—Phrateres Initiation 29 Wed.—Aggie Apple Day 30 Thurs.—Farmer's Frolic FEBRUARY 1 Sat.—Physical Ed. Rehearsals 3 Mon.—Filmsoc Movie 4 Tues.—Phys. Ed. Show 5 Wed.—Phys Ed. Show 6 Thurs.—Filmsoc Screen Dance Phys Ed. Show 10 Mon.—Filmsoc Movie 11 Tues.—Newman Club Formal Meeting of Senate 13 Thurs.—Home Ec. Formal Western Wash, vs UBC Basketball 16 Sun.—Mussoc Production 17 Mon.—Mussoc Production 18 Tues.—Mussoc Production 19 Wed.—Mussoc Production 20 Thurs.—Mussoc Production Pacific Luth. vs UBC Basketball Phrateres Spring Formal 21 Fri.—Mussoc Production 21 Fri.—Mussoc Production Coll. Puget Sd. vs UBC Basketball 27 Thurs.—Dance Club Dance 28 Fri.—Aggie Field Trip MARCH 3 Mon.—Filmsoc Movie 4 Tues.—Phrateres Barn Dance 5 Wed.—Aggie Spring Banquet 6 Thurs.—VOC Masquerade 7 Fri.—Aggie Dinner Formal 10 Mon.—Filmsoc Movie 13 Thurs.—LSE Awards Banquet 17 Mon.—Players Club Production 18 Tues.—Players Club Production, Phrateres Camp Nite. 19 Wed.—Players Club Production, AMS Meeting WHEN YOU THINK OF CLOTHES—THINK OF KIRK'S STUDENT HANDBOOK Taxi? CALL BLACK TOP RADIO CABS CH 5151 \ 20 Thurs.—Players Club Production 21 Fri.—Queens U. of Ireland vs UBC Rugger 24 Mon.—Filmsoc Movie APRIL 1 Tues.—Phys Ed. Grad Banquet and Dance 3 Thurs.—Good Friday—UBC closed 3rd and 4th. 15 Tues.—Last Day of Lectures 17 Thurs.—Sessional Exams Begin RENTALS TUXEDOS Blue, White or Black Tails, Shirts and Accessories Evening Gowns, Bridal Gowns and Veils "LATEST STYLES" NewYork Costume Salon 4397 W. 10th AVE. ALma 1560 J University Book Store Owned and Operated by the University Hours: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturdays: 9 a.m. to Noon LOOSE LEAF NOTE BOOKS EXERCISE BOOKS and SCRIBBLERS "Any book ordered on request" ALSO: Graphic Engineering Paper Biology Paper Loose Leaf Refills Fountain Pens Ink and Drawing Instruments All Your Book Supplies Sold Here ON THE CAMPUS F VIII Constitution STUDENT HANDBOOK 1952 Constitution 1. The name of the Society is the Alma Mater Society of the University of British Columbia. 2. The objects of the Society are: (a) to promote, direct and control all student activities within the University of British Columbia as represented in the following associations and societies and their subsidiary organizations. i The Undergraduate Societies; ii The Literary and Scientific Executive; ' iii The Athletic Associations; iv The Student Publications Board; v The Women's Undergraduate Society. (b) To advance the cause of higher learning in the Province of British Columbia. (c) To promote unity and goodwill amongst its members. (d) To acquire by gift, bequest, lease, exchange or purchase any lands, buildings, or hereditaments, whether freehold or leasehold, for the use of the Society. (e) To erect on such lands any buildings or improvements necessary for the proper use and occupation of the same by the Society. (f) To take or otherwise acquire and hold shares or stock debentures, debenture stock bonds, obligations and securities issued by any benevolent or charitable Society or Company within the Province of British Columbia or elsewhere. (g) Subject to the provisions contained in Section 12 the payment of money in such manner as the Society sees fit and in particular by the issue of debentures. (h) To make, subject to its by-laws and Section 3 of the Societies Act of British Columbia, ex gratia benefit payments to members of the Society who suffer personal injury. 3. The operations of the Society are to be chiefly carried on at the University of British Columbia, University of British Columbia, University Section. Point Grey, Province of British Columbia. By-Law 1—Membership The Alma Mater Society of the University of British Columbia hereinafter referred to as "The Society" shall Pat's Shell Service "Where ShK,*nts are 10TH AND DISCOVERY Really Welcome" STUDENT HANDBOOK Tracvs THE FASHI0Ni CENTRE "The College Girls' Style Rendezvous" be composed of active members and honorary members. 1. "Active Members" shall comprise: (a) All registered undergraduate students of the University of British Columbia. An undergraduate student shall mean a student who has not received a degree from the University, taking a regular full course in any faculty or taking a course partly in one full year and partly in another year in any faculty or faculties, and a graduate student doing work for a double degree. (b) All students of affiliated colleges who have paid the fees of the Society for the current University session. (c) All graduate and partial students who have paid the fees of the Society for the current University session. 2. Active members shall be classified as freshmen, sophomores, juniors or seniors: (i) A freshman shall be any student registered in First Year Arts and Science or its equivalent. (ii) A sophomore shall be any student who has completed only First Year Arts and Science or its equivalent. (iii) A Junior shall be any student who has completed First Year Arts and Science or its equivalent plus one other year in any faculty and who is not in his graduating year and who has not received a degree in any other faculty. (iv) A senior shall be any student who shall have completed three fully accredited years at the University or their equivalent. 3. Honorary members shall comprise all graduates of the University, members of the Faculty, and CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA *™ SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 PI 82 STUDENT HANDBOOK others upon whom honorary membership may, from time to time, be conferred by the Society or by Students' Council. 4. The rights and obligations of members of the Society shall be as provided in the By-Laws of the Society. 5. Active membership in the Society will cease: (i) On a member ceasing to be a registered student of the University of British Columbia, or on ceasing to be a student of an affiliated college. (ii) On unaninmous resolution of Students' Council pursuant to the exercise of its powers under By- Laws 3, Section 4, Clause (d). By-Law 2 i Meetings The Society shall hold two regular general meetings each year, one of which shall be held within the first fifteen days of the fall term, and shall be known as the "Semi-Annual Meeting" and the other within the period March 16 to March 31 in each year, which shall be known as the "Annual Meeting." 1. At the Semi-Annual Meeting the Treasurer shall present a financial statement for the preceding year ending June 30, duly certified by the auditor, as well as a detailed budget based on the proposed expenditures of all subsidiary organizations, and of the administration expenses generally, but providing for an operating margin of at least 5 per cent; and the Secretary shall outline the policy of the Society for the coming year. At the Semiannual Meeting, any business arising out of the activities of the Society may be discussed. 2. At the Annual Meeting the Treasurer shall make a financial report of cash receipts and disbursements as of the 15th day of March of the Calendar year in which the meeting is held; the auditors shall be appointed; and the Secretary shall make a report upon the activities for the year. 3. Special General Meetings of the Society may be convened at any time by the President upon resolution of the Student's Council or upon request in writing duly Pat's Shell Service ,w,,erc s*udents arc 10TH AND DISCOVERY Really Welcome" STUDENT HANDBOOK There's a Drug Store 2 blocks down from the Wesbrook Building signed by one hundred active members of the Society in good standing. No business shall be transacted at any Special Meeting except that for which the meeting has been convened. 4. Active members only shall be entitled to vote at meetings of the Society and each active member in good standing shall be entitled to vote at meetings of the Society and each active member in good standing shall be entitled to one vote only. Honorary members may take part in discussion, but shall not be entitled to vote. Voting by proxy at any meeting of the Society shall not be allowed. 5. Twenty per cent of the active members for the current session, present in person shall constitute a quorum at any meeting of the Society. 6. No notice of the semi-annual or annual meetings shall be required to be given. Not less than twenty-four hours notice of a special general meeting specifying the place, the day, and the hour of the meeting and the general nature of the business to be transacted at the meeting shall be given by posting the same upon the students' notice board at the University of British Columbia, such notice shall be signed by the secretary; provided always that the Students' Council may by resolution provide, from time to time, such other manner of giving notice as it may deem good and sufficient. 7. Extraordinary resolution means a resolution passed by a two-thirds majority of such members entitled to vote as are present in person at a general meeting. By-Law 3—Executive (Students' Council) 1. The name of the Executive of the Society shall be "Students' Council". 2. The members of the Students' Council, shall be: CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8728 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 J STUDENT HANDBOOK (a) The Honorary President, who shall be the President of the University of British Columbia. (b) The Honorary Vice-President, who shall be elected annually at a joint meeting of the incoming and outgoing Students' Councils. (c) The President, who shall be a senior who has ■ attended the University of British Columbia for at least two years and who has not previously held the position of President of the Society. (d) The Secretary, who shall be a junior or a senior. (e) The Treasurer, who shall be a senior. (f) The President of the Literary and Scientific Executive, who shall be a junior or a senior and who is a member of a constituent society of the Literary and Scientific Executive. (g) The Co-ordinator of Activities, who shall be a s- junior or a senior. (h) The Chairman of the Undergraduate Societies : Committee, who shall be a junior or a senior. (i) The President-of the Women's Undergraduate Society, who shall be a junior or a senior. (j) The President of the Men's Athletic Association, who shall be a junior or a senior. (k) The President of the Women's Athletic Association, who shall be a junior or a senior. (1) The Junior member, who shall be a junior. (m) The Sophomore Member, who shall be a sophomore. (n) The Public Relations Officer. (o) The Editor-in-Chief of the Publications Board, who shall be appointed by vote of a joint meeting J of the incoming and outgoing students' councils before the end of the spring term on the recom- | mendation of the Editorial Board of the Publica- 24-HOUR SERVICE PRITCHARD'S ON SHIRTS 10TH AND ALMA STUDENT HANDBOOK JLciXl. TO SERVE YOU \JMJL «XLOJL tions Board. In the event of a tie, the incoming president shall have the casting vote. 3. The duties of members of the Students' Council rhall be: (a) The Honorary President and the Honorary Vice- President shall act in an advisory capacity and shall be mediums of goodwill between the Society and the general public. (b) The President shall preside at all meetings of the Society and of the Students' Council. He shall be an ex-officio member of all commiittees of the society and shall undertake all such other duties as usually fall to the office of a President of a Society. i (c) The Vice-president shall assume and carry out the duties of the President during his absence. (d) The Secretary shall take the minutes of all meetings of the Students' Council and of the Society, and shall conduct all correspondence of the Students' Council and keep on file copies of all letters written and received by the Society or by the [Secretary which relate to the affairs of the Society. The Secretary shall read the annual reports of the subsidiary organizations, at the annual meeting of the Society and shall keep the minute books and secretarial records of the Society. The Secretary shall, in addition to the above dtfiies, have such further duties as may from time to time be prescribed by resolution of the Society or by Students' Council. (e) The Treasurer shall prepare the budget of the Society from the estimates of the proposed expenditures by the Undergraduate Societies, the Literary and Scientific Executive, the Athletic Associations, the Publications Board, the Women's Undergraduate Society and expenditures for any other purpose authorized by Students' Council, CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8728 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 STUDENT HANDBOOK and shall present it to the Students' Council for adoption by the end of the second week in September. i On assuming office he shall at the expense of the Society, provide a fidelity bond in the sum of $2000 by a company selected by the Students' Council. ii He shall immediately upon the receipt od any funds deposit them with a chartered bank selected by the Students' Council. iii He shall not disburse any funds except in payment of bills authorized by Students' Council. iv He shall keep careful account of, and be responsible for, all monies received and disbursed by him, and shall file all bills, receipts and vouchers. v The Treasurer shall render each month $ statement including receipts and disbursements, and the working capital position od Your BIGGEST and BRIGHTEST Shop IN THE UNIVERSITY DISTRICT Masiay'l HOSIERY LINGERIE BLOUSES SWEATERS SLACKS 4573 West- 10th Ave, ALma 2807 (Just one Block East of the University Gates) r STUDENT HANDBOOK Tracy's THE FASH,0N centre "Distinctive Styles for the Co-ed" the Society as well as purchases and sales of Inventory, to the Students' Council, and at any other time on the written request of the Students' Council. vi The Treasurer shall prepare the budget of the Society from the estimates of the proposed expenditures by the Undergraduate Societies, the Literary and Scientific Executive, the Athletic Associations, the Publications Board, the Women's Undergraduate Society and expenditures for any other purpose authorized by Students' Council, and shall present it to the Students' Council for adoption by the second week in September. vii The Treasurer shall obtain a financial report for each activity and function, and shall present it to the Students' Council. viii It shall be the duty of the outgoing Treasurer to remain in office until the 30th of June at which time the incoming Treasurer shall assume office. The incoming Treasurer shall attend all the meetings of the outgoing Students' Council. The outgoing Treasurer shall be responsible for closing the fiscal books of the Society. ix The Treasurer shall present to the Students' Council any recommendations from the auditors and shall report to Students' Council by the end of the year what the results were of any action taken. x The Treasurer shall be responsible for approving vouchers, requisitions, petty cash payments and purchase orders. xi It shall be the duty of the Treasurer to appoint, subject to the approval of the CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8728 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 STUDENT HANDBOOK Students' Council, an individual to manage purchases, sales and custody of any current inventory, and he shall be respon- sible to the Treasurer. xii It shall be the duty of the Treasurer, in? collaboration with the Co-ordinator of Activities, to approve control reports submitted by any subsidiary organization of the Society, wishing to hold a function requiring any funds from the Society. xiii Before authorizing any allowance for travelling expenses, the Treasurer shall insist^ on receiving a statement of proposed expenses, and within one week after the return of the person or persons to whom allowances were made, shall obtain a detailed account of actual expenditures, and! shall make any necessary adjustments. xiv The Treasurer shall be required to prepare and present to the Annual Meeting, in addition to the report required by By-Law 2, Section 1, a statement of his general activities during his term of office. He shall also be required to discuss this report in detail with the incoming Treasurer. xv The Treasurer shall authorize the Bursal! of the University of British Columbia that any portion of Alma Mater Society fees receivable by the Bursar from time to time and designated by resolution of the Society for any specific fund, be paid directly by the Bursar into such fund and not to the Society. (f) The Junior Member shall be Council liaison officer on the executive of the Alumni Association, shall be in charge of Homecoming Activities, and shall have such other duties as are assigned to him by the Students' Council. (g) The President of the Literary and Scientific Executive shall be responsible to the Student's Council for all student activities other than publications, athletics and social functions or activities. WHEN YOU THINK OF KIRK'S CLOTHES—THINK OF STUDENT HANDBOOK HAN LEY PHARMACY ACROSS FROM THE NEW GYM (h) The Co-ordinator of Activities shall be acting President of the Freshman Class, and shall be responsible for the co-ordination of all major University functions and events, and for all booking arrangements under the jurisdiction of the Alma Mater Society Co-ordination Committee. He shall work in close co-operation with the Treasurer to ensure the financial success of the various activities of the Society, and in particular, he shall be responsible for receiving and approving control reports, and referring them to the Treasurer for his approval. (i) The President of the Men's Athletic Association shall be responsible to the Students' Council for all men's Athletic activities. (j) The Chairman of the Undergraduate Societies Committee shall perform the duties prescribed in the constitution of the Undergraduate Societies Committee, and shall have such other duties as are prescribed in any By-Law or resolution of the Society or of Students' Council. (k) The President of the Women's Undergraduate Society shall be in charge of all women's social activities, including the women's initiation, and shall act as Vice-President of the Society. (1) The President of the Women's Athletic Association shall be responsible to the Students' Council for all women's athletic activities. (m) The Sophomore Member shall assist the Students' Council in a general capacity. (n) The Public Relations Officer shall: i Foster the development of a Public Relations Program for the Society. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 872« SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 STUDENT HANDBOOK ii Be an ex-officio member of any committee set up under the Society, iii Sit on the Publications Board as an ex-officio member. (o) The Editor-in-chief of the Publications Board shall sit on the Students' Council as an ex-officio member, and shall be responsible to the Students' Council for the activities of the Publications Board. 4. The Students' Council shall: (a) Act as the Board of Directors of the Society. (b) Be the only recognized medium between the Society and (1) the University Authorities, (2) the general public. (c) Subject to the provisions in the By-Laws and to the extent that such power may be conferred upon it by the appropriate University authority, have and has hereby conferred upon it the capacity to accept and exercise such duties and powers as it may in its discretion deem requisite for the better management of the Society and of student affairs generally where the interests of the Society and those of non-member students, persons or bodies attending, visiting or functioning at the University of British Columbia are concerned. The foregoing provision shall not be construed as in any way limiting the autonomy of or the powers otherwise conferred upon Students' Council or the Society pursuant to the provisions of the By- Laws and the Constitution of the Society. (d) Constitute itself a Court of Appeal from the decisions of the Judicial Committee of the Undergraduate Societies Committee, and as such be empowered to ratify, confirm, amend, vary, alter, rescind or annul in such manner as it may see fit any decision of the said Committee. (e) Meet regularly each week during the session and hold special meetings as may be required. (f) Have power to engage and pay such assistants as it may require or deem necessary for the efficient carrying out of the work of the business office and of other activities of the Society. Quick, Expert Lubrici- UBC Shell Station ation for your car at your 10th and DISCOVERY STUDENT HANDBOOK Taxi? yrSl CH 5151 (g) Within one week of the last day of the Spring term assume office at a joint meeting with the retiring Students' Council. (h) Have full control of all activities under the Society, and any rule made by it in connection with any such activity shall be considered as final and binding, provided always that any such rule may be annulled by the Faculty Committee on Student Affairs, or by resolution of the Society. By-LAW A—Officers The officers of the Society shall be: (a) The Honorary President. (b) The Honorary Vice-President. (c) The President. (d) The Vice-President. In the event of the President of the Alma Mater Society being a woman, the Vice- President shall be the President of the Undergraduate Societies Committee, ^'f^ (e) The Secretary. (f) The Treasurer. 2. The signing officers of the Society shall be the Treasurer or the President and one of two signing officers appointed by the Students' Council for that purpose. By-Law 5—Election of Students' Council 1. The election of the members' of Students' Council shall be conducted as follows: (a) The President and the President of the Women's Undergraduate Society shall be elected on the first Wednesday in February. The Vice-president, Secretary, Co-ordinator of Activities, Junior Member and Treasurer shall be elected on the second Wednesday in February. The Chairman of the Undergraduate Societies Committee, the Sophomore CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8728 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 STUDENT HANDBOOK Member, the President of the Literary and Scientific Executive, the President of the Women's Athletic Association and the President of the Men's Athletic Association shall be elected on the third Wednesday in February; provided that if the University is not in session on any of those days, the particular election shall be held on the next day in which the University is in session. (b) Nominations for the position of President and the President of the Women's Undergraduate Society shall be received by the Secretary of the Society from 9:00 a.m. on the Wednesday two weeks preceding the election day until 5:00 p.m. on the Wednesday at least one week directly preceding the election day. Nominations for the remaining positions shall be received by the Secretary of the Society by 5:00 p.m. on the Wednesday at least one week preceding the election day, and provided further that, any defeated candidate has the privilege, within two days after the results of the election in which he ran for office are made known, of filing his nomination for any other office to be elected in any subsequent elections. (c) Nominations shall be signed by not less than ten active members in good standing of the Society. All nominations shall be delivered to the Secretary of the Society within the time aforesaid, and shall forthwith be posted by that officer on the Students' Council Bulletin Board. (d) No student shall sign the nomination papers for more than one candidate for each office. (e) Active members only shall have the privilege of voting at these elections. In the case of the elections of the President of the Women's Athletic Association, only female members shall vote; in the case of the President of the Men's Athletic Association only male students shall vote. All other members shall be voted upon by the Student body at large. (f) Voting shall be by secret ballot and the method shall be as follows: If the number of candidates nominated for any office exceeds one, then the names of all the candidates shall be placed on the ARROW SHIRT HEADQUARTERS Kirk's Varsity Shop 4444 WEST TENTH STUDENT HANDBOOK 93 [Taxi? CALL BLACK TOP RADIO CABS CH 5151 balkripaper in alphabetical order. E»eh voter shallAVlite--4hfi^number 1 (one) upp*i the ballot\ opposite the narne""W"^^ whom he desires to vote, and the number'SL^two) opposite the candidate of his second^*cnoice7in^ numbjgr; 3 (three) opposite the candidate of Jwa-third choice, and orogressively^ueM* all' ilie candidates whose nanuju appTiai onJAm list are allotted choices. Each candidate sh^JiKbe credited with the number of first choicelfmarked opposite his name. The candidate who receives more than 50 per cent of the total number of first choices shall be declared- elected. If no candidate receives more than 50 per cent of the total number of first choices then the candidate with the least number of first choices shall be struck off the list and the second choices marked on his ballots shall be credited to the candidates for whom they are cast. The candidates with the least number of votes shall continue to be struck off the list and the votes credited to their names shall then be distributed among the remaining candidates on the list in the manner aforesaid until; (1) A candidate receives more than 50 per cent of the votes cast, or (2) Until two candidates remain on the list in which case the one with the larger number of votes shall be declared elected. Where a candidate whose name has been struck off the list aforesaid is the next choice on the ballot, then such ballot shall be counted in favor of the candidate next subsequent in choice to the candidate whose name has been so struck off. Where by reason of choices of voters and by distribution of votes as aforesaid a tie results between two or more candidates then the Elections Committee shall determine in such manner as it deems fit which of and in what order such candidates shall be struck off the list. \ (g) After the ballots have been counted, the returning officer shall place them in a package, which package shall be sealed in the presence of the CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8728 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 STUDENT HANDBOOK scrutineers and preserved by the Returning Officer until after the annual meeting of the Society. (h) Polling booths shall be open from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on election day. (i) All elections shall be in charge of the Elections Committee, and the elections shall be conducted to comply with the aforesaid sections and such I further regulations as the said committee shall make from time to time, and which are not inconsistent with the by-laws of the Society. 2. No student shall hold more than one office on the Students' Council during any one session, and no student shall be permitted to run for office on the Students' Council unless eligible in accordance with the Eligibility Rules of the Alma Mater Society. 3. The newly elected President and Treasurer shall be required to attend all regular meetings of the outgoing 'Students' Council and shall be entitled to participate in their deliberation, but shall not be entitled to vote. The remaining officers following their election shall be required to familiarize themselves with their new offices with the guidance and advice of the current office-holders, and to attend at least half of the regular meetings of the outgoing Students' Council, and shall be entitled to participate in their deliberation, but shall not be entitled to vote. The Council-elect shall meet jointly with Council- in-office before the Annual Meeting of the Society. The final two council meetings for the year shall be of a joint nature to include the incoming council. By-Law 6—Borrowing: Powers 1. Subject to the provisions contained in Section 12 of the Societies Act of British Columbia, the Students' Council may, for the purpose of carrying out the objects of the Society, borrow, raise or secure the repayment of such sum or sums of money in such manner and upon such conditions and terms in all respects as the Students' Council may by resolution prescribe, and in particular by the issue of bonds, perpetual or redeemable debentures, or any mortgage, charge or other security on the whole or in part of the. property or assets of the Society, both present and future, including all fees or membership dues now or hereafter due or payable. PR ITCHARD'S 4 H0UR CLEANERS 10TH AND ALMA ALma 1493 STUDENT HANDBOOK Tracvs THE FASH,0N centre "Everything in Fine Quality Sportswear" By-Law 7—Fees A request by the Society to the Board of Governors for an alteration in the amount of the membership fee of |he Society as fixed by the Board of Governors of the University under Section 40, Clause 1 of the British Columbia University Act of British Columbia, RSBC, 1948, C. 353 shall not be made until the request has been approved by a referendum by secret ballot of the active members of the Society. Two weeks clear notice of intention to hold such a referendum shall be given by the Secretary of the Society, on resolution of the Students' Council or on petition signed by one hundred active members in good standing of the Society, and the proposed request shall not be deemed to have been approved unless twenty per cent of the active members vote, and two- thirds of the votes cast approve the change. By-Law 8—Funds 1. The Funds of the Society shall consist of the following : (a) The annual membership fee which shall be payable not later than the last day for payment of the fall term University fees, and which shall be collected by the Bursar of the University under authority of the Board of Governors. Three dollars of the membership fee shall be deposited to the credit of a Pass Fund out of which shall be operated the Student Pass System under which each member of the Society shall be entitled to a pass issued by the Society which shall gain admission for the holder to such University functions, as Students' Council may determine. (b) All monies received by subsidiary organizations and societies under the society. Such monies shall be remitted by the treasurer of such organization forthwith after receipt of same, to the business office of the Society. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8728 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 STUDENT HANDBOOK 2. Any application for a refund of fees of the Society shall be made in writing and delivered to the Treasurer of the Society on or before the thirty-first day of October of the current session, and such refund may be made by the Treasurer after approval of Students' Council. 3. Any student organization under the Society may spend money for the purpose and up to the amount prescribed for its use in the budget of the Society, but shall not spend monies which are not prescribed in the budget except by Special permission in writing from the Students' Council. 4. No capital expenditure over $1,000 shall be undertaken unless authorized by a General Meeting at which a letter of approval from the Auditors must be presented. 5. The Treasurer shall deposit a sum calculated on fifteen cents per each active member of the society to be known as the Brock Sinking Fund, such fund to be a first charge on the revenue of the society, and to be applied in the absolute discretion of the Students' Council to the defraying of the depreciation of the Brock Memorial Building furnishings and equipment. FULL LINE OF GENERAL HARDWARE MARSH ALL-WELLS PAINTS MONOMEL AND MONOSEAL PAINTS Hewer Hardware Ltd. ALma 1552 4459 W. 10TH AVE. WE DELIVER STUDENT HANDBOOK Lecture Time? CHECK THE CL0CK AB0VE Hanley Pharmacy By-Law 9—Faculty Committee on Student Affairs The Faculty Committee on Student Affairs shall be Subject to By-Law 3, Section 4, Part (b) the first medium between the Student body and the University authorities. The Society or the Students' Council shall at a"l times be entitled to call upon the said committee to confirm the activities of the Society by endorsing from |me to time its proposals and resolutions. By-Law 10—Joint Committee on Student Affairs All matters concerning which a conference is deemed advisable shall be referred to a Joint Committee on Stu- fdert Afairs which shall be composed of three representatives of the Faculty and three members of the Students' Council. Should this committee not endorse the proposals of the Society it may amend or annul them and its decisions shall be considered as the combined judgment of the Faculty and the Students. A minority of two members of this committee with the consent of the Chairman of this Committee may appeal to the Senate of the University of British Columbia any decision made by the Committee. The office of chairman of the Committee, shall be held by one of the Faculty members, and he shall, in the event of a tie vote on any question, be entitled to a casting vote. By-Law 11—Discipline 1. Any form of gambling for money, or for any monetary equivalent is prohibited within the precincts of the University. Card playing, not involving gambling, shall be permitted only in such places as are authorized by Students' Council. 2. Drinking of intoxicating liquors on the University Campus or at any University function is prohibited and £tny person appearing on the University campus or at any University function while showing any evidence of having consumed intoxicating liquor shall be subject to penalty. I 2. No publications or advertisements whatsoever shall be printed or displayed or distributed and no member of CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8728 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 S STUDENT HANDBOOK the Society shall attempt to sell or dispose of any publications or advertisements on the campus of the University without first having secured permission of the Students' Council. 4. No student is allowed during the session to take I part in athletic competitions or games for any team or*l organization other than a University team without first! notifying by letter the Men's or Women's Athletic Associations of their intention, and stating their reasons for so doing. 5. Subject to Section 59, subsection 1, clause (g) and (h), and section 59, subsection 2, and section 84, clauses (b) and (f), and section 85, and section 92, clause (d) of the British Columbia University Act of British Columbia, RSBC 1948, 353 the Judicial Committee of the Undergrad-j uate Societies Committee shall have power to levy a fine not exceeding five dollars upon any person found guilty after trial under the provisions of the constitution of the Undergraduate Societies Committee of violating the provisions of any of the By-Laws of the Society and shall have power to suspend the privileges of or impose any other punishment upon any member of the Society for the violation of any regulations made from time to time by the Society or by Students' Council. FINE CHINA TOYS Binders and Refills WE WRAP YOUR GIFT . . . READY FOR MAILING Almadene Gift Shop 10th and ALMA Neighborhood Convenience —* Downtown Prices. OPEN SAT. NIGHTS TILL 9:00 P.M. m Sfc STUDENT HANDBOOK Taxi? CA^DrccAKBsT0P CH5151 By-Law 12—Social Functions All social functions sponsored by organizations under the jurisdiction of the Society shall be conducted in conformity with a code of regulations to be kept and administered by the Co-ordinator of Activities, subject to approval and amendment by the Students' Council, and such code, together with such amendments as may from time to time be made by "the Students' Council shall be incorporated and is hereby deemed to be incorporated in the constitutions of the Undergraduate Societies Committee, the Literary and Scientific Executive, the Publications Beard, and the Women's Undergraduate Society. By-Law 13—Subsidiary Organizations \ 1. All subsidiary student organizations with the ^University shall be classed as follows: (a) Literary and Scientific Executive. (b) Undergraduate Societies Committee. (c) Athletic Associations. (d) The Publications Board. (e) The Women's Undergraduate Society. (f) Student organizations of affiliated Colleges. 2. The said organizations shall be composed of such ^subsidiary organizations and shall control such activities as their respective constitutions may provide, and as are approved from time to time by the Students' Council. 3. The constitutions of the major subsidiary organiza-» tions and their subsidiary organizations shall not contain provisions repugnant to the Constitution and By-Laws of the Society, and shall be subject to the approval of or ffinendment by Student's Council or the Society: Provided that, in the case of the constitution of the Undergraduate Societies Committee, the Students' Council shall not amend or disapprove proposed amendments except by unanimous vote. The activities of all such organizations shall comply with any regulations or resolutions made Ifrom time to time by the Society or the Students' Council. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA ««• SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 STUDENT HANDBOOK 4. Any group of students proposing to form an organization for any purpose within the objects of the Society, shall first make application to the Students' Council for permission to organize as a body subsidiary to the appropriate organization listed in Section 1. , 5. Any student organization not subsidiary to the Society shall make application in writing to the Students' Council for permission to use the Society's name or notice boards or those of its subsidiary organizations. 6. Student political clubs may be organized under the Literary and Scientific Executive to bear the name and to profess the policies of recognized political parties (or comparable organizations) subject to the following regulations: i Such clubs shall in all respects be subject to the rules of the Society and the Literary and Scientific Executive. ii Except as provided above, such clubs shall not be/ directly affiliated with, or receive funds or direction from any outside organization. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, political clubs as herein defined may join inter-university political federations provided that such Federations are not connected with any political party and further provided that such association shall not in any way bind theni or limit their complete responsibility to the -Alm§| Mater Society. iii No such club shall participate, directly or otherwise,: in elections to any student offices outside the club itself, and acceptance of any such support shall render any candidate for office ineligible. iv Violation of any of the aforesaid regulations shall render the clubs concerned liable to suspension. 7. Other than designated political clubs, no organization in the Society shall become or allow itself to become an instrument of partisan politics. service is my Paf.'s shell Service BUSINESS" 10TH AND DISCOVERY r- STUDENT HANDBOOK Tracy's THE FASHION CENTRE "The College Girls' Style Rendezvous" I 524-30 Granville St. i Any such organization deemed by the Judicial Committee of the Undergraduate Societies Committee after regular proceedings set forth in Section 8 below, to be or to have been improperly acting in the interests of a political party (or comparable organization) shall be liable to suffer suspension of its charter. ii Such charter may be restored by the Students' Council only if and when the Council is satisfied that the organization concerned will serve the purposes and only the purposes for which it was organized. 8. Proceedings of the Discipline Committee of the Undergraduate Societies Committee against organizations under this by-law may be initiated only as follows: i By resolution of the Students' Council, ii By petition to the Students' Council signed by five members of the organization concerned. Smith-Corona World's pfi$re& Portable! BUY YOURS NOW! Priced From $69.50 Sold on Easy Terms Rent a Typewriter—SPECIAL STUDENT BATES $5.00 per month, or 3 months for $12.50 The Consolidated Typewriters Ltd. 416 RICHARDS ST. MA 8047 STUDENT HANDBOOK in By written charge signed by any member of the Society provided that in such cases the Discipline ] Committee shall first investigate the weight of the charges before instituting proceedings. iv Proceedings once instituted against an organization shall follow the normal procedure as prescribed by the constitution of the Undergraduate Societies Committee. 9. The annual reports from the secretaries and finance managers of the Undergraduate Societies, the Literary and Scientific Executive, the Publications Board, the Athletic Associations, and the Women's Undergraduate Society and each of their subsidiary organizations shall be in the hands of the Secretary of the Society within ten days from the election of the President of the said organization. 10. The proposed expenditures of the Undergraduate Societies, the Literary and Scientific Executive, the Athletic Associations, the Publications Board, and the Women's Undergraduate Society referred to in By-Law 3 Section 3 (e) (vi) shall be in the hands of the Treasurer of the Society before April 15 of each year. 11. If any subsidiary organization of the Society desires to invite a speaker other than a member of the Society or of the University to address University Students, it shall first apply in writing to the Students' Council. The Students' Council shall have absolute discretion as to the granting of permission to do so or the refusing of such permission. 12. Minutes and reports of both general and executive meetings of the Undergraduate Societies Committee, the Women's Undergraduate Society, the Men's Athletic Association, the Women's Athletic Association, the Publications Board, the Literary and Scientific Executive, shall be forwarded to the Students' Council immediately after the said meetings, for consideration and ultimate approval, amendment or rejection by the Students' Council. 13. All student organizations or groups of students who propose to organize or conduct any functions in the name of the University shall secure permission by resolution of the Students' Council before organizing or conducting such function. Your Clothes Repaired or Altered Quickly PRITCHARD'S 10TH AND ALMA h STUDENT HANDBOOK There's a Drug Store 2 blocks down from the Wesbrook Building By-Law 14—Injuries 1. The Society shall not be liable for, nor assume any obligation in respect of any injury sustained by any member or other person participating in any student activity and a member shallnot be entitled to make any claim upon the Society or any of its subsidiary organizations in respect thereof. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, the Students' Council may, in its absolute discretion pay or authorize payment to any member or other person the amount of any portion of the expenses of any member in respect of any injury suffered by that person in or about the University, or elsewhere, if having to do with University activities, whether as a result of participation in any student activity or not, provided that in no event shall the payment to any person in respect of any single injury suffered during the college year exceed the sum of $100, except under special circumstances where, in the absolute discretion of the Students' Council, a larger amount may be paid. Provided that the total amount which the Students' Council shall have authority to pay for and in respect of injuries during any college year shall not exceed two-thirds of the monies in a fund to be known as the Accident Benefit Fund. No payment shall be made to any member until after the end of the college year. If expenses from injuries suffered by members during any college year shall exceed two-thirds of the monies in the fund, the Students' Council shall .have power in its absolute discretion to prefer one or more than one case to the others, or to pay the same in order of priority, or in any proportion which it may deem fit. Such payments shall be ex gratia. The foregoing shall be deemed to confer no right upon any member for any expenses incurred by reason of injury as aforesaid. 2. The sum of $2000 shall be deposited to the Accident Benefit Fund each year, and any balance remaining over $1000 at the end of each year shall be written into the general funds of the Society. 3. Requests for a benefit from this fund shall be made to the Accident Benefit Committee who shall be empowered to make recommendations concerning any request to the Students' Council. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8728 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 1 STUDENT HANDBOOK 1952 By-Law 15—Auditors 1. The auditors of the Society shall be appointed by the Society at the Annual General Meeting and shall be paid such remuneration as the Students' Council shall determine. 2. The auditors of the Society shall have a right of access at all times to all books and records of the Society and all subsidiary organizations, and shall be entitled to require from any and all members or officers of the Society, or any subsidiary organization such information and explanation as may be necessary for the performance of the duties of the auditors. 3. The auditors shall make an annual report for the preceding session ending June 30 to the members of the Society on the accounts examined by them and the report shall state: (a) Whether or not they have obtained all the information and explanations they have required. (b) Whether in their opinion the balance sheet referred to in the report is properly drawn up so as to exhibit a true and correct view of the affairs of the Society according to the best of their information, the explanations given to them, and as shown by the books of the Society. By-Law 16—Seal of the Society The Seal of the Society shall not be affixed to any instrument except in the presence of the President ?nd the Secretary and by the authority of a resolution of the Students' Council or of the Society as may be prescribed in and by any such resolution. The said officers shall witness every instrument of which the seal of the Society is so affixed in their presence. The seal of the Society shall be kept in the custody of the Secretary or such other person, firm or corporation as the Students' Council may from time to time appoint. By-Law 17—Records 1. The minutes of the meetings of the Society and of the Students' Council and of the meetings of the subsidiary organizations and their executives shall be kept at the offices of the Society in the Brock Memorial Building, The University of British Columbia, Point Grey, British Columbia. Slacks? Kirk's Varsity Shop 4444 w. 1OTH AVE. STUDENT HANDBOOK IclXl; TO SERVE YOU V/ll 3.L0l 2. The books and records of the Society may be inspected by members in good standing at the offices of the Society, University of British Columbia, Point Grey, British Columbia on any business day except Saturday, ^during the University term, between the hours of 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. By-Law 18—Amendments of the Constitution and By-Laws 1. The constitution and by-laws shall be amended only by extraordinary resolution of the Society. 2. Amendments may be initiated by: i Any member of the Society provided that the proposed amendment shall be signed by at least one hundred members of the Society entitled to vote and handed to the Secretary of Society or ii The Students' Council after a majority vote. 3. The Secretary of the Society shall forthwith after receipt of such proposed amendments post at least three copies in conspicuous places about the University buildings and shall submit a copy of the same to the Students' Council at the first meeting of the Council held after their receipt by the Secretary. 4. Not less than ten and not more than thirty days after the posting of the proposed amendment or amendments, the Students' Council shall permit the same to the Society at a general meeting. Notice of intention to propose amendment or amendments shall be given in "the notice convening the general meeting. By-Law 19—General 1. The Students' Council shall have power to appoint Committees to control student activities or for any other purpose, and in particular, but without limiting the generality of the foregoing, shall appoint the following committees: (a) The Elections Committee. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8728 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 STUDENT HANDBOOK (b) The Homecoming Committee, which shall be in charge of Homecoming activities. This Committee shall present to the Students' Council for ratifica- I tion a complete schedule of all proposed Homecoming Activities at least two weeks before Home- \ i coming. (c) The Freshman Orientation Committee, which shall be in charge of all Freshman Orientation activities. The Co-ordinator of Activities shall be chairman of this committee. (d) The Eligibility Committee, which shall, subject, to the approval of the Students' Council, enact and enforce such eligibility rules for participation in athletics and holding of student offices as it may deem advisable. The Chairman of the Undergraduate Societies Committee shall be chairman of this committee. (e) Th Alma Mater Society Co-ordination Committee. (f) The Accident Benefit Committee. 2. The Students' Council shall have power to make ; such appointments as it deems necessary, and in particular shall make the following appointments: (a) The Business Manager of the Publications Board, who shall be appointed at the first Students' Council meeting following the election or appointment of the head of the department of the Publications Board concerned, and shall be appointed in collaboration with the representatives of the retiring executive of the said department. (b) The Senior Editors of Student Publications. These appointments shall be made at the first Students' Council meeting following the appointment of the Editor-in-Chief of the Publications Board and shall be made upon the recommendation of the Publications Board. (c) The student members from the Students' Council I to sit on the Joint Committee on student affairs. The Students' Council shall make the above appointments in collaboration with and on the recommendation of the outgoing officers concerned. (d) The Manager of the Book Exchange, who shall be employed upon a contract basis. service is my pat>s She!| Service BUSINESS" 10TH AND DISCOVERY r STUDENT HANDBOOK Tracvs THE FASHI0N centre "Distinctive Styles for the Co-ed" 524-30 Granville St. 3. The Students' Council shall have power to make ;such further rules and regulations consistent with the Constitution and By-Laws of the Society as it may consider advisable relating to any student activities under the control of the Society, but it shall not delegate any of the powers or duties conferred or imposed upon it by the [Constitution or the By-Laws. By-Law 20—'General Powers of the Society The Society shall have the power to make such regulations from time to time as it may deem necessary or [advisable concerning the activities of The Students' Coun- [cil or any of its subsidiary organizations and to repeal, vary, alter or amend the same in such manner as it may deem fit. By-Law 21—Honorariums An honorarium shall be granted to the President and Treasurer of the Society and to the Editor-in-Chief of the Publications Board consisting of the payment of their [tuition fees at the University of British Columbia during their term of office. AMS CODE Article 1—Office Ranking: 1. Student offices shall be ranked as follows: (a) Class "A". i All members of the Students' Council. The Editor- in-Chief of the Publications Board. (b) Class "B" i All members of the Executive of major organizations, namely, executives of the Men's and Women's Undergraduate Societies, executives of the Men's and Women's Athletic Associations and the Literary and Scientific Executives. ii The Senior Editors, the Features Editor, Ex-As- CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8728 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 1 STUDENT HANDBOOK sistant to Editor, the News Editor, The Editor of the Totem and the Sports Editor of the Ubyssey. (c) Class "C" All other student offices. 2. Subject to exceptions which may be allowed by the Eligibility Committee, the following restrictions shall be placed on students holding office: (a) Student holding "A" offices shall hold no other offices. (b) Students holding "B" offices may also hold one "C" office. (c) No student may hold more than three "C" offices. ] Article 2—Eligibility Rules of the Alma Mater Society 1. The participant must be a bonafide student of the University. Definition of a Bonafide Student: (a) The student shall be an active member of the Alma Mater Society. YOU ARE INVITED TO VISIT THE Alma Millinery DO COME IN SOON AND SEE THESE LOVELY . . . LIVELY . . . MOST ALLURING HATS! We also stock: • Sweaters • Handbags • Cloves 3766 WEST 10th Umbrellas Blouses Lingerie, etc. ALma 1958 "ABOVE ALL—THE RIGHT HAT" STUDENT HANDBOOK HAN LEY PHARMACY ACROSS FROM THE NEW GYM (b) The student must take at least six units of work to represent the University in any activity and at least nine units of University work to hold any executive position in any Alma Mater Society organization. 2. (a) Students in the first and second year in any faculty may not proceed further with any activity if they fail to obtain a satisfactory scholastic standing as defined in Section 2 (e) (ii) at the Christmas examinations. (b) Students other than those in the first and second year of any faculty may not participate in any activity, except as herein noted, unless they have obtained a satisfactory scholastic standard as defined in Section 2 (e), with the further provision that eligibility may be gained by the said students at Christmas on examinations during the term as provided in Section 2 (e) (ii) or by statements of satisfactory scholastic standing from their professors but eligibility for the year may not be lost by any provision of Section 2 (e) (ii) students who are not in the first and second years in any faculty, except as hereinafter noted. (c) A person entering: UBC for the first time may not participate in any activity unless they obtained an average of 50 per cent on the examinations held immediately prior to their entrance into this University. (d) In the case of any member of the Alma Mater Society carrying an irregular course, his or her status shall be determined by a separate Minute of the Students' Council. (e) Definition of Satisfactory Scholastic Standing. For the purposes of determining the eligibility of students taking units in excess of the year's work in any faculty, the average be based CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8728 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 1 STUDENT HANDBOOK 1952 upon the selection of courses comprising his or her required year's work. (i) Sessional Examinations: (a) Where the course consists of twelve or more units, obtaining an average of at least 50 per cent and passing in nine units. (b) Where the course consists of nine or more than nine and less than twelve units, obtaining an average of at least 55 per cent, passing in six units or passing in all units. (c) Where the course consists of less than nine units, obtaining an average of at least 55 per cent and passing in six units. For the purposes of this regulation, the marks obtained at subsequent supplemental and summer sessions examinations shall be considered. (ii) Christmas Examinations: (a) Where the courses consist of twelve or more units, obtaining an average of at least 50 per cent. (b) Where the course consists of nine or more than nine and less than twelve units obtaining an average of at least 55 per cent or passing in all units. (c) Where the course consists of less than nine units, obtaining an average of at least 55%. 3. The method of enforcing the eligibility rulings for athletic participation shall be: (a) The president of Men's Athletics and the president of Women's Athletics shall obtain from the managers or presidents of the men's sports and from the presidents of the women's athletic club, a list of all students turning out for sports. This list shall be accompanied by signed statements from participants and committee shall investigate those cases deemed necessary. The verified list shall be submitted 24-HOUR SERVICE ON SHIRTS PRITCHARD'S 10TH AND ALMA STUDENT HANDBOOK % Taxi? V0™L0CC„AL CH5151 to the eligibility committee within three weeks of the opening of the fall term. (b) Any student member of the Men's and Women's Athletic Directorates must be eligible as from September 30 of the Fall, session in which he or she is to hold office, as determined by Section 2, but shall not be declared ineligible due to failure* to attain necessary scholastic standing at examinations during his or her term of " office, and subsequent to September 30th. (c) For members of the W.A.A. Executive and the M.A.A. Executives: A list of these members shall be obtained by the presidents of the two organizations and shall be submitted to the Eligibility Committee (See 3 (a) for the full procedure.) (d) For such sports as do not commence at the beginning of the term: As soon as turn-outs commence for these sports the president or manager of the club concerned shall send a list of the players to the president of the Men's or: Women's Athletics, completed as in. 3 (a). (e) When the.lists in the above sections are submitted to the Eligibility Committee, the said committee shall recommend to Students' Council the withdrawal from the two athletic executives and from participation in the various sports concerned, of those students who have not come up to the required standards as outlined earlier. The final decision of this matter shall rest with Students' Council. (f) All students are eligible to play on second and lower division teams so long as the games CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8728 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 n At Your Service With Zipper Loose Leaf Binders Brief Cases Fountain Pens Desk Lamps Diaries Address Books Brides' Books Wedding Albums Cards for Every Occasion Wedding Announcements and Invitations MitchellHFoley Ltd. pgTATTOMFP? 1 PRINTERS 522 W. Hastings (Opp. Eatons) r STUDENT HANDBOOK Tracvs THE FASH,0N centre "Everything in Fine Quality Sportswear" 524-30 Granville St. are played in "Vancouver and District." Permission for any player to participate in games outside Vancouver and District will only be granted when his or her scholastic standing is in accordance with the required scholastic standing. 4. (a) Student offices shall be ranked as in the code of the AMS. (b) (i) "A" Offices: All students holding 'A' offices must be eligible as from September 30th of the Fall Session in which he is to hold office, as determined by Section 2,—but shall not be declared ineligible due to failure to attain—necessary scholastic standing at examinations during his term of office and subsequent to September 30th. (ii) "B" Offices: All students holding 'B' offices must be eligible from the previous spring examinations and may be declared ineligible if their scholastic standing fall below that as in Section 2 during their term of office. This ruling shall apply to all members of the Publications Board. (iii) "C" Offices: All Class executives shall be required to be eligible as from the previous spring examinations and the president of the classes shall be further required to gain the required scholastic standing in any set of examinations written during their term of office. (a) The method of enforcing these rules for Undergraduate Societies shall be as follows: Chairman of U.S.C., the President of W.U.S., the Editor-in-Chief of the Publications Board shall submit to the Eligibility Committee a verified list of the marks of all students CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 872» SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 j0 STUDENT HANDBOOK 1952 holding any office in these organizations. This list shall be submitted not later than three weeks after the commencement of the Fall term, and not later than two weeks after the commencement of the spring term. 5. (a) No student in the first and second year of any faculty shall engage in any major activities of the AMS if ne or she obtains an average of below 50% in Christmas examinations. (b) The method of enforcing these rules for clubs under the L.S.E. shall be as follows: The president of the organization concerned shall check the scholastic standing of each active member of his or her organization. Lists of those falling below the required standing shall be submitted to the President of L.S.E. not later than three weeks after the commencement of the Fall term, and not later than two weeks after the commencement of the Spring term, for transmitting to the eligibility committee. 6. (a) Eligibility Committee: Membership: The Eligibility Committee shall consist of the C.U.S.C., President of W.U.S., presidents of the Men's and Women's Athletics, and the president of the L.S.E. and a Faculty Representative. The Chairman of U.S.C. shall be chairman. (b) Meetings: The Committee shall hold at least one meeting each term. In the Fall term they shall meet within three weeks of the commencement of the term. In the Spring term the meeting shall be held within two weeks of the commencement of the Spring term. Not later than ten days before regular meetings of the Eligibility Committee, members of the Students' Council shall notify in writing all organizations required to submit eligibility lists. (c) In the case of students who believe their case deserves a second judgment, the Chair- WHEN YOU THINK OF CLOTHES THINK OF KIRK'S STUDENT HANDBOOK Lecture Time? 0HECK THE aMX AB0VE Hartley Pharmacy man of the Eligibility Committee and the member of Students' Council under whose jurisdiction the Student's activity comes shall, rather than have a Committee meeting, be empowered to meet with the Registrar and determine the case, final judgment to be ratified by the Student's Council. (d) Powers The Eligibility Committee shall have the power, subject to ratification by Students' Council, to declare any student ineligible whose scholastic standing is not in conformity with the definition of satisfactory scholastic standing as laid out in Section 2.. The Committee shall also have power, subject to ratification by Students' Council, to exempt any student or students from ineligibility. Article in—Social Functions 1. The A.M.S. Co-ordinator of Activities shall arrange a schedule of social functions and athletic activities under the jurisdiction of the Society for the current year. This schedule shall be presented to the Students' Council for ratification in the spring. 2. All organizations under the jurisdiction of the Society desiring to hold a Social function shall first secure permission by resolution of the Students' Council. They shall then be required, before making any expenditures whatsoever, to submit to the office of the Coordinator of Activities a Control Report which shall show the following details: (a) A statement of expected revenue and expense. (b) A list of the patrons, if any. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA •"• SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 j? STUDENT HANDBOOK (c) A list of persons to whom complimentary tickets will be given. They shall also be required to submit to the Treasurer's office not later than 10 days after the close of the event, a statement of actual revenue and expense. 3. Attendance at University dances shall be restricted to the members of the Society, active members of the Alumni Association and guests. (a) Honorary guests who shall comprise such persons as the Alma Mater Society sees fit to invite. (b) Such guests, as may be invited by members of the Society, each member to be entitled to one guest. No couple consisting of two persons neither of whom are members of the Society shall be permitted to attend. The admission to dances shall be by ticket and invitation. The arrangements j for any social function under the jurisdiction of the Society must be submitted for the approval of the Students' Council at least two weeks before the date of the function. 4. All functions under the jurisdiction of the Society shall end at or before 1:00 a.m. 5. Two complimentary tickets shall be granted to all holders of Class "A" offices for any social function or activity coming under the jurisdiction of the Society. 6. A member of the Society who has purchased a ticket for any University function shall not sell such ticket to any other person for a price higher than that set for such a ticket by the committee in charge of such function. 7. Such functions to conform with all Co-ordinator's decisions. ARTICLE V—Publications Among the principal functions of The Ubyssey, and 1 other publications from time to time serving as news organs of the Alma Mater Society shall be the advance notification and sufficient advertisement to the Societies' -membership of the events listed in the Social Calendar QMtek, Expert ivbfic- UBC Shell Station ation for your car at your 10th and DISCOVERY STUDENT HANDBOOK Taxi? CAl\ZACd*r CH5151 of the Tillicum or other student handbook, together with the publication of such social or athletic events or other matters as the Students' Council may direct to the attention of the Public Relations Officer. ARTICLE VI— Speakers If any subsidiary organization of the Society desires to invite a speaker other than a member of the Society to address University students it shall first apply in writing to the Students' Council. The Students' Council shall have. absolute discretion as to the granting for permission to do so or refusing of such permission. ARTICLE VII—Organization Minutes Minutes and reports of both executive and general meetings of the USC, WUS, MAD, WAA, LSE, ISS, MFCUS, IFC, and Pan-Hellenic Association shall be forwarded after said meetings, for consideration and ultimate approval, amendment or rejection by Students' Council. ARTICLE VIII—Pass Fund ARTICLE IX—Discipline 1. The Undergraduate Societies Committee shall be responsible for the administration of discipline, with and under, the authority of the Students' Council. For this purpose USC will at the first meeting after its election constitute a Judiciary Committee composed of not more than fifteen nor less than eleven members. All members of USC will be members of the Discipline Committee. 2. Judicial Committee: (a) The Chairman of the Judicial Committee shall be responsible for the maintenance of a roster of committee members to act as Speedy Trial Judges for the appointment of the president and members of a Full Court when required, for the maintenance of records of all cases brought before the committee, and for such other duties as usually fall to the chairman of a committee. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8™ SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 w STUDENT HANDBOOK (b) Speedy Trial—A court consisting of one member only will first hear all cases brought by the discipline committee. When the charge has been read the option of a hearing before a Full Court shall be granted if requested by: The Court, the defendant, or the Prosecutor. A speedy Trial judge will not be a member of a court convened for a case which he has heard. (c) Full Court—A Full Court will consist of a President and at least four other members chosen from the Judicial Committee of the USC. The President and members of each court shall be designated by the chairman of the Judicial Committee. (d) Appeal from a Speedy Trial will be to a Full Court. Appeal from a Full Court will be to Students' Council, only at the defendants' request. (e) Court Powers: a judge and sentencing 1 The Court will act as body. ii The court will hear evidence submitted and on such evidence reach a verdict of "Guilty or "Not Guilty." iii The court will, on a finding of "Guilty" pass a sentence which under the laws of the A.M.S. may be appealed to the Students' Council. iv The court may recommend that the Students' Council bring any case to the attention of the University Administration if it is the opinion of the court that such action is warranted. It may or may not make, any further recommendation as it sees fit. v The court may, in the case of an infraction which would' be subject to action in the courts of British Columbia, bring such infraction to the attention of the Students' Council, with or without recommendation. (f) Defence—The defense will consist of the accused and a defense counsel, if so desired, elected by the accused from the members of the A.M.S. to act on his behalf. PRITCHARD'S 4 H0UR CLEANERS IOTH AND ALMA ALma 1493 STUDENT HANDBOOK THE FASHION CENTRE Tracy's "The College Girls' Style Rendezvous" 524-30 Granville St. (g) Prosecution—The prosecutor must be a member of the Society. His purpose will be to present the case of the Discipline Committee, and will be appointed by it. He shall have authority to summon witnesses as required. (h) Witneses—Any person who might give evidence having a bearing on the case will be recognized as a witness. Any evidence given by a witness can only be accepted by the court if it is given in the form of statements. (i) Closed Court—The President of the court may, in his discretion, declare the court to be closed at which time no one except those concerned with the case will be allowed to hear the proceedings. Such proceedings will be published at a date set by the President. (j) Meetings—The judicial committee should meet at regular intervals throughout the year for the purpose of considering amendments to section of the code affecting discipline and if it deems necessary recommend such amendments to the Students' Council through the CUSC. 3. Discipline Committee: (a) The Chairman of the USC shall be chairman of the Discipline Committee. He shall be responsible to the Alma Mater Society for the enforcement of any rule, regulations, or decision of the Society or the Students' Council or any article or provision of this code. He shall be responsible for the appointment of the Prosecutor in any case brought before the Judicial Committee, and for such other duties as fall to the chairman of a committee or are mentioned below: (b) The Committee shall meet at least once a month at +he call of the chairman or at any time rt the request of three members of the committee. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8728 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 STUDENT HANDBOOK (c) The Chairman or any member of the Committee i shall be empowered to call before the Judicial 9 Committee any member or members of the Alma I Mater Society, providing that a charge is to be '■ laid either verbally by member or members of the Committee, or by a signed letter from: i member of the Committee; ii A* member of the Students' Council; iii A constituted society or club under the jurisdiction of the Alma Mater Society; iv A member of the Faculty. (d) A member or members of this committee shall be present at each major Univeisiiy function, where- ever possible. (e) The Chairman of this committee shall bo empowered to call upon the service clubs of the Alma Mater Society for assistance in maintaining order during Freshman Week, during Class Election Week, and at other times deemed necessary. Everything for the Weil- Dressed Varsity Man li&U Amey £td. Agents for DAKS Slacks TffiT All the National Brands • Tailor-made Suits • Topcoats • Sweaters • Sport Coats • Shirts 4571 West 10th Ave. ALma 3155 Also in Kerrisdale—2139 W. 41st. KE 0539 r STUDENT HANDBOOK 121 There's a Drug Store 2 blocks down from the Wesbrook Building (f) Person or persons listed in Paragraph (c) above shall be responsible for reporting any breach of discipline to the chairman of the committee immediately upon its observance or upon receiving notice of such infringement. ,a^J 4. Every student or group of students wh?ther individual or as members of an organization under the Society or any other group of students using the University name and /or crest, or representing the University in any way shall be responsible to the Alma Mater Society for conduct iJLnbecoming to a student, of the individual organization, or indirectly affecting the University. STATUTE OF PROHIBITION April 10, 1935 The Senate of the University of British Columbia, under the powers conferred by the British Columbia University Act and amending Acts, enacts as follows: WHEREAS students of one year's standing in the University have been wont heretofore to initiate new students by the practice commonly called "hazing," at times injurious, and students generally have indulged in inter-faculty clashes and other activities which had a tendency to cause injury to property and persons: AND WHEREAS it is desirable to prohibit all such practices and to preserve order and goo 1 government within the authority of the University and the precincts of the Campus: BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED AND ENACTED as follows: 1. All forms of initiation or clash, of students which in any way are or tend to become injurious to any person or property, committed by any student anywhere or by any person upon the property under the control of the University, are hereby absolutely prohibited. 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V., Anne Wesbrook Hall, AL 0626—2A. Adams, Howard, 50-B, Little Mt. Camp, KE 7436R—GS. Adams, Frederick Ronald, Acadia Camp—1AP. Adamson, James Roger, 3175 Courtenay, AL 0223—2AP. Adamson, Nan, 3921 W. 10th Ave., AL 1362R—3A. Adamson, Robert S., 539 Cassiar St.—1AP. Addison, Richard, 5416 Laburnum, KE 5543L—1A. Adie, Archibald David. Fort Camp—R. Adler, James G., 2540 W. 45th Ave., KE 2-698Y—1A. Adrian, John J., 835 W. 10th Ave., FA 6177R—3M. Affleck, Robert, 100 Simcoe St., Victoria—2AP. Agar,v Gordon Edward, Acadia Camp—2AP. Ahrens, Lyle Gordon. 2446 W. 15th Ave., CH 5462—4C. Aiken, Arnold Leslie, No. 14, 1483 W. 15th—2Ph. Aikenhead, Donald H., Fort Camp—2Med. Aird, Hugh Cameron, 1125 W. 33rd Ave., CE8378—1L. Aitchison, John Patterson, 1538—6th St. New Westminster, N.W. 4139-L3—1A. Aitken, Robert, 4187 W. 14th Ave., AL 1605—1 A. Akesson, Thomas W. T., Anglican College, AL 0050—1A. Alair, Ronald P., 2120 Wesbrook Cres., AL 0061—4C. 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Amskold, Ruth M., 372 E. 2nd St., North Van., North 432L —3HE. Anastasiou, Clifford J., 5638 Newton Wynd—GS. Anavd, Joseph F. A., 1172 Barclay, PA 3703—4A. Anderson, Richard G., 1232 Esquimalt Ave., Hollyburn, West 712Y— 3A. Andersen, Sidney B. J., 1765 W. 10th Ave., CH 3328—1A. Anderson, Betty R., 7450 Hudson St., KE 7739R—4HE. Anderson, Carl A., Youth Training Centre, 93B—1A. Anderson, Darrell V., 4394 W. 14th Ave.—2A. Anderson, Deirdre M., 1232 Esquimalt Ave., West Van., West 712Y—4A. Anderson, Donald C, 6050 Chancellor Blvd., AL 0050—3A. Anderson, Donald O., 4514 W. 12th Ave., AL 0737R—3Med. Anderson, Doris M., 2170 W. 49th Ave., KE 1358—1 A. Anderson, Douglas C, 4055 W. 30th Ave., AL 3797R—SW. Anderson, E. Edvard, 3606 W. 15th Ave., AL 1975Y—4AS. Anderson, Frederick R., Union College, AL 0051—4A. Anderson, Gordon H., 3394 W. 25th Ave.. CH 2905—4AS. Anderson, John D., 1140 W. Pender St., TA 1491—3AS. Anderson, Justine M., 1258 Jefferson Ave., West Van., West 1769L— CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8728 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 J STUDENT DIRECTORY Circle New and Used Cars FAirmont 2277 or 7861 Your Kingsway Morris Dealer NEW MORRIS $1295.00 $400.00 Down - 24 Months to Pay CIRCLE VAN LTD. THE HOME OF MORRIS CARS" 1205 Kingsway FAirmont 2277 Anderson, Michael Ernest, 3272 W. 1st Ave., CH 7911—3A. Anderson, Norman H., Hut 10, Fort Camp, AL 0071—3Ag. Anderson, J. Ross, 2023 Stride Ave., N.W. 4593-M3—2L. Anderson, H. Shelagh A., Acadia Camp—2A. Anderson, Raymond M. A. 4466 N.W. Marine Dr., AL 3711L —3A. Anderson, R. Stewart—lArch. Anderton. John E.( 1640 Arbutus, BA 4360—4AS. Anderton. Patricia M.. 1640 Arbutus, BA 4360—1A. Andreen. Peggy L. E., 1026 W. 52nd Ave., KE 7796L—2A. Andrew. Milla E., 2455 W. 13th Ave., CE 1480—TT. Andrew. Peter R., 1839 Dublin St., New West., N.W. 4553R —1C. Andrews. Wm. Douglas, 2960 Waltham Ave., DE 2012T—3A. Anfield. S. David, 4861 Angus Dr., CH 8817—2L. Angel. Jerome H, 1092 W. 49th Ave., KE 2932R—2C. Annesley, Dorothy E., Isabel Mclnnes Hall, AL 2366 1PE Annesley, Ethel P., 5716 Newton Wynd, AL 3233—3HK Anthony, Alan G., 984 Sinclair St., West Van., West 1140L 2A. Antiolus, John S., 4463 W. 13th Ave., AL 3546R—3A. Antoss, Paul P., 4530 Knight Rd., FA 0202Y—3Ph. Aoyama, Ray, 242 E. 23rd Ave., FA 1840M—1A. Appleby, Philip W. R., 1740 Sowden St., North Van., North 3069-L1—IAS. M STUDENT DIRECTORY HAN LEY PHARMACY ACROSS FROM THE NEW GYM Apted, Edward J., 370 S. Fell Ave., GL 3512L—1A. Antle, John V. S., 3788 S.W. Marine Dr.—2C. Aqua, Nita J., 610 Salsbury Dr., HA 0576Y—4Ph. Arajs, Uldis, Fort Camp, AL 0061—2Arch. Archambault, Richard B., 3750 W. 29th, AL 3353—3Arch. Archer, Alan R., 3354 E. 26th Ave.—IAS. Archer, Dorothy, Acadia Camp—3A. Archer, Leonard T., 1735 W. 59th Ave., KE 6180—2A. Archibald, D. Benjamin, 3574 W. 24th Ave., CH 8503—1A. Archibald, Edward R., 3221 W. 24th Ave., CH 1314—1A. Archibald, Edward M., 5173 Bursill St., DE 3754L—4A. Archibald, William R., 3869 W. 19th Ave., AL 2969R—4Ag. Aren, Evelyn, 1806 W. 10th Ave., CH 0475—1A. Ariotti, Piero E., 1720 W. 4th Ave., CH 2663—1 A. Armit. David, 3794 W. 22nd Ave., AL 2839L—3F. \ Armitage, Shirley A., 217 Queen's Ave., New West., N.W. 1945—1A. Armour, B. Doreen, 3490 Quesnelle Dr., CE 9768—4Ph. Armstrong, Burrell E., Tower House, Acadia—1A. Armstrong, A. Gordon, 3556 W. 36th Ave., KE 3218M—IAS. Armstrong, John E., 3556 W. 36th Ave., KE 3218M—IAS. Armstrong, F. Judson. 1246 W. 14th Ave., CE 9074—1C. Armstrong, Keith D., Fort Camp—1PR. Armstrong, Lyall E., 3823 W. 12th Ave., AL 2134Y—lArch. Armstrong, William S., 6650 Arbutus, KE 3510—1A. Arnason, Norman G.. 4571 Slocan, DE 1648R—1A. Arnesen, Molly E., 4411 W. 7th Ave., AL 1372R—TT. Arnet, Ellen A., 4418 W. 15th Ave., AL 0224L—1A. Arnison. Ronald, 2357 E. 33rd Ave., DE 0435L—3AS. Aro, Kosta V., Fort Camp—GS. Arnold, Bruce M., Acadia Camp—IAS. Arnold, Gordon R., 1460 Nelson, South Burn.,—2L. Arnold, Jacqueline R., 2019 W. 58th Ave., KE 1510R—4A. Arnold, Shirley J., Ste. 3, 1245 Bute St., TA 1891—SW. Arnold, John R., Acadia Camp—4AS. Arnold, William J. D., 1225 W. 26th Ave., CH 5787—2Med. Arnold-Smith, Keith O. S.—1A. Arnold-Wallinser, G. Anthony, 6050 Chancellor Blvd., AL 0050—GS. Arnold-Wallinger, David P.—3F. Arnott, Micbael R„ 420 Brand St., North Van., North 1499R —1PE. Arrowsmith, Ralph C, 4531 W. 7th Ave., AL 1591L—3Med. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8728 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 STUDENT DIRECTORY Arscott, Trevor G., Fort Camp—2Ag. Arthurs, J. Barry, 1878 Robson, MA 8398—1A. Ashby, Jacqueline E., 4667 Belmont Ave., AL 0404Y—1A. Ashford, Ross, 4112 W. 11th Ave., AL 1072R—4Ag. : Ashley, R. Caluin, 4563 W. 2nd Ave., AL 1476Y—2A. Ashmore, N. W. Edwin, 809 5th Ave., New West.—1A. Aspinall, Roy J. A., 1191 Nanton Ave., CH 6975—2Med. Atherton, Daphne L., Mary Bollert Hall, AL 1900—2Ph. Atkins, Glen C, .4584 Blenheim, KE 5165R—2C. Atkinson, Jane M., 4534 Bellevue Dr., AL 0968R—GS. Atkinson, Ronald B., 3021 Cassie Ave., DE 1826L—IAS. Atkinson, John L., 3036 W. 24th Ave., CH 6224—2C. Atkinson, Kenneth G., 1958 W. 41st Ave., KE 3712R—2Med. Atkinson, Walter, 2710 New Market Dr., North Van., North 2726-L1—IAS. Attwood, E. Grace, V.G.H. Nurses' Res., FA 6621—2N. Auerbach, Deborah D., 3768 W. 5th Ave., AL 1959Y—4A. Auksmann, Boris, 1349 Gibson Rd., New West.—2AS. Auld, Ian J. M., 1069 W. 29th Ave., CE 4815—2C. Auriol, George R., 123 W. 12th Ave., FA 4027R—1C. Austin, Harold A., Acadia Camp, AL 0049—4A. Austin, Jacob, 2155 W. 16th Ave., CE 7959—1L. Autor, Kent—1A. Avison, Margaret L., 1919 W. 37th Ave., KE 1099M—4A. Avison, Margery N., 3272 W. 1st Ave., CH 7911—SW. Axenty, Lloyd G., 6075 Main—4A. Aylard, George R., 4411 W. 11th Ave., AL 3256L—2Ag. Aylard, J. Derek C, 4411 W. 11th Ave., AL 3256L—4AS. Aylward, Robert W., Acadia Camp, AL 0016—1A. Ay re, Gordon L., Dept. of Hort., AL 1191—GS. Azuma, Richard E. 6102 Lanark, FR 9735—2GS. B Baase, Robert A., 515 7th Ave., New West., N.W. 999-L—1A. Babcock, Douglas R., 220 S. Boundary Rd., GL 190SM--4A. Babcock, Patricia A., 4559 'W. 15th Ave., AL 3527M—3A. Babcock, Thomas J., 6069 Hudson St., KE 3270L—1A. Bach, Frank, 1368 W. 8th Ave., CH 1853—SW. Bacon, Alan H., Acadia Camp—2Ph. Bacon, Denis F., 2815 Waterloo, CE 0978—4A. Bacon, Janice Myrtle, 1950 Nurses' Home, V.G.H., FA 6621 —2N. Badanic, John S., 4082 W. 8th Ave., AL 1996—4A. Badger, Sophie A., 244 E. 10th St., North Van., N 227-M —TT. Badiuk, Jack, 967 W. 8th Ave., CE 3752 arrow shirt Kirk>s Varsity Shop HEADQUARTERS 4444 WEST TENTH H 1952 STUDENT DIRECTORY 131 Taxi? yrr CH 5151 Badovinac, George, 5935 Alberta, FR 9618—2C. Baerg, Peter J., 4463 W. 13th Ave., AL 3546R—2Med. Bafer, Glenson J. F., 1324 Grand Bivd., North Van., North* 3089R—1L. Bagot, Trevor R., 3126 W. 12th Ave., CH 4200—IAS. Baikie, Myrna H., Mary Bollert Hall—1 A. Baikie, Norma E., Mary Bollert Hall—1 A. Baikie, William E., Fort Camp—2A. Bailey, Charles B. M., 2416 Courtney St., AL 3154—Ag. Bailey, James W., 2208 E. 39th. Ave., FR 1557--1A. Bailey, C. Lawrence, 3863 W. 20th Ave., AT 3025Y -3AS. Bailey, Maud F., 3636 Elsom Ave., S.B., DE 1532M—4HE. Bailey, Roderick C.—4Ag. Bailey, Sherry R., Mary Bollert Hall—2A. Bailey, Stuart G., 4175 Balaclava, CH 0939—2Ph. Baillie, Arlene A., 6650 Wiltshire, KE 5022L—2Ag. Bain. Mavis A., 1933 W. 25th Ave., CH 3217— 4HE. Baird, Beverley A., 3776 Quesnelle Dr., CH 103G—2A. Ba'rd, Dugald M., 3256 W. 38th Ave., KE 0924L—2A. Baird, A. Elizabeth, 4607 Coanaught Dr., CE 2330—1HE. Baird, W. Lome, 195 W. 49th Ave., FR 3415—2A. Baker, David A., Wesbrook Village—5SW. Baker, Glen W., 2741 Fraser, FA 5465L—3A. Baker, Looe A., 4276 W. 14th Ave., AL 3761L—1A. Baker, Robert C, Acadia Camp—3A. Baker, Ronald J., 5506 Presidents Row, AL 3234Y—2GS. Baker, Walter B., 531 Townsite Rd., Nanaimo—GS. Bakieh, Nora, 196 E. 20th Ave., FA 4261R—3A. Balabkins, Antonida, 5519 Agronomy Rd., AL 0026—-4A. Balcom, Mackintosh H., Vancouver Wireless Station—2A. Balden, Michael W., 1950 Fulton, West Van., West 1979R —1A. Baldwin, C. Barry, 3313 W. 27th Ave., CH 9991—3C Baldwin, Marion, 4645 W. 6th Ave., AL 0192Y—4A. Baldwin, R. William W., Fort Camp, AL 0071—1A. Balett, Michael D., Acadia Camp—IAS. Balla, Brigitta, 5515 Agronomy Rd., AL 0026—SW. Ballam, Charles F., 1825 W. 10th Ave., CE 5827—3Med. Ballantyne, David J., Fort Camp—1C. Ballard, Allan, Box 14, Little Mt.—4AS. - Balogh, Ida, Isobel Mclnnes Hall—1A. Balogh, Mike, 2521 Dormitory Rd., AL 0079—IAS. Bampton, Virginia F.. 2484 Pt. Grey Rd., BA 3557—GS. Bancroft, George E., 1963 21st Ave., New West.—3Ag. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 872« SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 STUDENT DIRECTORY Bancroft, Rose D., 20 W. 40th Ave., EL 3888—TT. Bandy, P. John, 6211 Tofino Terrace—GS. Banerd, Audrey J., 4413 Beatrice, FA 0704L—1HE. Banerd, Blanche B., 4413 Beatrice, FA 0704L—3HE. Banfield, Jane, 5575 Angus Dr., KE 1849—2L. Banfield, John A., 5575 Angus Dr., KE 1849—2A. •Banno, Masakazu, 2221 Dunbar, BA 2263—2A. Barad, Allan, 375 Talisman Ave., FA 7724Y—1C. Barbeau, Jacques, 4037 Oak, BA 3538—3A. Barclay, Lawrence E., 610 Jervis St., MA 8609—2Arch. Barker, A. Stanley, 4212 Prospect Rd., North Van., North 2656—2 A. Barker, Carl, 3160 School Ave., DE 3962R—1A. Barker, Thomas P., 3890 Cartier, CE 7925—4AS. Barker, Robert, 2641 W. 11th Ave., CE 7201—GS. Barlee, John W., Fort Camp, AL 0071—1A. Barlow, James E., 4497 W. 13th Ave., AL 0902Y—2A. Barnes, A. George, 4678 W. 9th Ave., AL 3317L—2Arch. Barnes, E. Roy, 2080 Oak Bay Ave.—3A. Barnes, George R., 3183 Pt. Grey Rd., CE 6331—4A. Barnes, Kenneth B., Fort Camp—1A. Barnes, Thomas D., 4518 W. 13th Ave., AL 0168Y—4Arch. Barnes, Wilfred E., Fort Camp—GS. Barnett, R. Douglas, 4621 Cambie, FA 8693L—lMed. Barnsley, J. Richard, 1192 Nanton Ave., CH 6163—3Com. Barrett, Patricia F., 4038 W. 31st Ave., AL 2676M—1A. Barrie, B. Joan, Maplewood P.O., North 2662-R2—4Ag. Barrie, Irene J., 4808 Slocan St., DE 1864Y—3A. Barrieau, Donn M., 1565 Tolmie, AL 3282—4A. Barron, Kenneth E., Fort Camp—IAS. Barry, J. Reginald, 865 E. 31st Ave., FA 2392R—TT. Barsky, A. Nelie, 4568 W. 8th Ave., AL 0334M—1SW. Bartett, Robert E., 4544 W. 7th Ave., AL 1035L—3C. Bartell, Victor, 886 S. Sumas Rd., Sardis—IAS. Barton, Barbara A., 416 E. 7th Ave., FA 1939L—1A. Barton, Joan D., 5638 Newton Wynd, AL 2025R—GS. Barton, Shirley J., 2659 W. 33rd Ave., KE 4821M—1A. Bartram, Frances A., 4763 Osier, CH 3637—4HE. Basarab, William A., 40 E. 17th Ave., FA 7683Y—IAS. Basford, S. Ronald, 4638 W. 14th Ave., AL 0691L—3A. Basi, Bhagat, 4411 W. 11th Ave., AL 3256L—2C. Basi, Raghbir S., 22 950 Bidwell, PA 2871—SW. Basted, Robert M., Fort Camp—3A. Bass, Paul, 3576 W. 18th Ave., CH 0148—4Ph. Bassett, Brian N., 3450 W. 6th Ave., CE 0165. Bastin, John E., 4348 W. 14th Ave., AL 3760R—3A. Batchelor, Peter, 6859 Killarney—1A. Bates, R. Bedford, 4566 W. 6th Ave., AL 3495L—4Phh. 'SERVICE IS MY BUSINESS" Pat's Shell Service 10TH AND DISCOVERY STUDENT DIRECTORY 133 Tracv's THE FASH,0N centre "Everything in Fine Quality Sportswear" 524-30 Granville St. Battershill, John S., 4609 W. 11th Ave.—2A. lattista, Natalina, 812 E. 32nd Ave., FA 4379Y—1A. latty, Margaret L., 4536 W. 13th Ave., AL 0168L—3C. Bauer, Henry G., 611 Queens Ave., New West., N.W. 770Y Baxter, Allen, 5243 Kersland Dr., EL 3504—1C. Baxter, Catherine A., 1258 W. 50th Ave., KE 6284Y—2A. Baxter, Eileen M., 3895 W. 4th Ave., AL 3568R—3A. Baxter, Margaret B., 2128 Cypress, CE 6561—3A. Baxter, Maureen E., Acadia Camp, AL 0026—4A. Baxter, Peter, Errington—1L. Baxter, Ronald A., 290 E. 16th Ave., New West., N.W. 4794-L2—TT. JBayes, Melville R., Acadia Camp—2A. Baylis, Gerald W., 8772 Osier, KE 6783M—1A. Bayne, Allen R., 2125 E. 33rd Ave., DE 2293R—1A. Baynes, Ray A., 3321 W. 40th Ave., KE 2592R—4Ag. Bazeley, Edward G., Fort Camp, AL 0071—IAS. Beach, Alan W., 1135 Cortell Rd., North Van., North 3189-R1—4A. Beairsto, Robert E., 3725 W. 34th Ave., KE 3757Y—3C. Beath, Shirley E., Rm. 117, Isabel Maclnnes, UBC. AL 2366 1A. Beaton, James D.—2GS. Beaubier, John Dean, 1372 Ottawa Avenue, West Van— W. 68-M— 1L. Beausoleil, Joseph H, 2313 Nadier St. HA 0671-A—ITT. Bebb, Douglas E., c/o Union College, AL 0051—lMed. Beck, Dorothy J., 4551 W. 15th Ave., AL 2421-L—1SW. Beck, Howard L., 1108 W. 50th Ave., KE 5527-L—2A. Beck, Margaret L., 2575 W. 37th Ave., KE 4107-Y—3A. Beck, Patricia Mary, 2575 W. 37th, KE 4107-Y—3N. Beck, Ray Bernard, 4247 W. 16th Ave., AL 0268-M—PR. Heck, Stanley M., 1108 W. 50th Ave., KE 5527-L—1A. Beckett, Matthew C, 7525 Heather St., FR 7552—3Med. Bedford, Ronald E., 3807 19th Ave., AL 3128-M—1GS. Beesley, William E., 4619 W. 7th Ave., AL 3680-L—2A. Begg, Margaret J., 2950 W. 31st Ave., KE 6687-R—2AS. Beehm, Leona M., 4322 Locarno Cres. (8) AL 1407—4A. pelither, Ann, 6102 N.W. Marine Dr., AL 0626—1A. Bell, Brian Campbell, 510 3rd St., New West., NW 5861-R CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 87« SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 I STUDENT DIRECTORY Bell, David J., 2267 W. 10th Ave., CH 9178—4AS. Bell, Robert D., Acadia—3A. Bell, Henry M., 1244 W. 48th,—KE 3800—1A. Bell, Alexander Graham—4AS. Bell, Lawrence G., 2605 Tennis Cres., AL 0049—3AS. Bell, Donna, 3493 W. 13th Ave., CH 4706—1A. Bell, Nancy Jane, 2826 W. 49th Ave., KE 4797—1A. Bell, William J., 1992 W. 33rd Ave., KE 3119-M— 3 Med. Bellamy, Charles P., 1015 Melbourne Ave., North Van., N 3015-R1—2F. Bell-Irving, Monica R. 5570 Chancellor Blvd., AL 2499-R— lAg. Bellmont. Fred K., 430 E. 11th Ave., N.W. NW 3348-L—2AS Bellow, Donald, 1618 W. 60th Ave., KE 4560-R—IAS. Beltz, William G., 4535 W. 1st Ave., AL 1339-Y—1GS. Bendrodt, Erik H, 1434 Beach Ave.—1A. Bennett, Edward B., Fort Camp, UBC—2A. Bennett, Keith J., 904 Laurel St., N.W.—1C. Bennett, Lois E., 2847 W. 5th Ave. CH 3357—4A. Bennett, Richard B., Hut 4, Rm 16, Fort Camp—2A. Bensley, James, 418 3rd Ave., N.W. NW 5956rY—1A. Benson, Marilyn A., 1846 Haro Street, PA 5498—2A. Benson, Shirley-Mae, Rm 125, Anne Wesbrook Hall, 0626—2A. AL Fast Service for TOWING - REPAIRS - CREASING The UBC Service Station 2180 Allison ALma 0524 i ■■ ■ ■i w 1952 STUDENT DIRECTORY 135 Lecture Time? CHECK THE CL0CK AB0VE Hartley Pharmacy Benson, Robert H, 3559 W. 37th, KE 2504-R—3AS. Benwell, George L., 4531 Nithsdale St., Burnaby DE 4806-R 1A. Berakos, Peter F., 2258 W. 8th—2AS. Bergen, Robert C, 1085 W. 11th Ave. BA 2433—1PE. Berger, Theodore M., Fort Camp—4AS. Berger, Thomas R.. 445 King's R., N. Van.—3A. Bergquist, Edward A., 1853 Nelson St., PA 8779—3AS. Bergstrom, Eva L., 4585 W. 13th, AL 0496-Y—4A. Berman, Saul, 4990 WiUow, KE 7227-R—2A. Bernstein, Stephen, 5850 N.W. Marine Dr., AL 1087-R—1A. Berry, Donna Phyllis, 102 - 2480 W. Broadway, BA 2519 4HE. Berry, Gordon H.—GS. Berry, Kenneth, 2355 W. 16th Ave., BA 2284—lMed. Berson, Harold, 3339 W. 8th Ave., CH 3783—2A. Bertram, Donald J.,—1A. Best, William A., 1105 Hamilton St. N.W. NW 3551M—IAS. Bestwick, Norman, 4735 W. 6th Ave., 4AS. Betts, M. Christine, 1041 W. 52nd Ave., KE 7797R—1A. Bientjes, Willem, Little Mount Camp—2GS. Bige, Zsolt, Acadia Camp, Hut 30 R. 12—2F. Birnboim, Meyer H., 4673 W. 12th Ave., AL 2905-L—GS, Bischoff, Herman D., 4534 W. 4th Ave., AL 2370. Black, Robert L., Fort Camp—GS. Blair, Hugh M., 1922 W. 33rd Ave., KE 1045-M. Bliss, John D., 3880 W. 17th, AL 3276-R—SW. Bockhold, Lawrence L. 3694 W. 16th Ave. AL 2913-L—4AS. Bodlak, Stanley F., 3075 Laurel St., CE 6686—1SW. Boe, Kenneth I., 1117 Brenton St. N.W., NW 1922-L-3—2A. Boggie, Alexander, 2954 W. 33rd Ave. KE 4145-L—3Med. Bohnen, Art F., Acadia Camp—2AS. Boldt, Walter, 5767 Sophia St., FR 6444—lEd. Bolter, Stanley A., 4566 W. 6th, AL 3495-L—1A. Bolton, Bernard, New Westminster—TT. Bomben, Angelo L., 3856 W. 12th Ave—2AS. Bone, Brenda M., 2257 King Ave., W. 201-R— 4A. Bone, Robert M., 2276 W. 49th. Ave., KE 2054-R—2A. Bonerd, Adair J., 4413 Beatrice St., FA 0704-L—1A. Boniface, H. Jane, 1925 W. 43rd Ave., KE 0842R—1SW. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA «" SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 J STUDENT DIRECTORY Boniface, Rosemary A., 1925 W. 43rd Ave., KE 0842R—3A. Boon, David A., 4623 Belmont Ave., AL 0776L—lMed. 1 Boon, Thelma M., 5192 Dunbar, KE 4171Y—3A. Booth, Elizabeth, 4596 W. 8th Ave., AL 1494-Y—3C. Booth, Laurence E., 2605 Tennis Cres., AL 0049—ITT. Borch, Vincent G., Y.T.C.—1A. Borden, Jane L.,—2Ag. Boresky, William E., 7243 Sherbrooke St. FR 4578—4AS. Boreyjza, Boleslaw, Acadia Camp—-3A. Borg, Ronald P., 3590 Cambie, Em 1586—1C. Borisuk, James—IAS. Borley.Brien J., Fort Camp—GS. Borrell, Lynn M., 2450 Mathers Ave., West Van. W. 585-R2 5A, Borsato, Frederick A., 739 Campbell Ave. HA 4799-L—1A1 Borthwick, Alan H, 6005 Trafalgar St., KE 0727-M—4A. Bose, Robert J. 1843 Acadia, AL 3178-R—2Ag. Boshell, David W., 3890 Osier St.—3AS. Bossons, John D., 4544 W. 1st, AL 1278-Y— 1A. Bowers, Fritz, 5915 Clement Rd., AL 2487R—GS. Bianco, Albert R., Fort Camp—1R. Bibace, Ronald, Acadia Camp—1A. Bice, William C, 3241 W. 14th., CE 5998—2Ag. Bicknell, Ronald H, 198 McDonald, Sea Island, Rich 0876*1 Y2—1 F. Biddle, Joan E., Hut 17, Acadia Camp—3A. Biddle, John N, Anglican Theol. College—1PE. Biedler Erwin E., 2117 Wesbrook Villa, AL 0014—1L. Biehl, Norman L., 2355 W. 19th Ave., CE 2587—4A. Biely, George G., 3968 W. 12th., AL 0369-Y—4A. Bigelow, Cynthia A., 5762 Holland St., KE 7557-L—SHE. Billington, Alan R., 976 E. 22nd Ave., FA 8380-R—SW. Bilsland, Allan W., 3715 W. 15th Ave., AL 3774-L—2LaW. Binns, Barbara E., 6276 Collingwood St., KE 2497—4A. Birch, Elizabeth M., Isabel Maclnnes, AL 2366—1HE. Birch, John A., 1646 W. 11th Ave., CH 1030—2A. Birch, John R., 3144 Adanac St., HA 1838-L—1A. Birch, Paul R„ 3144 Adanac St., HA 1838-L—1 A. Bird, John R., 3745 Bluebonnet Rd., N. Van., N 2131L2 —4A. Bird, Marilyn J., 3091 Crown St., AL 0569-M—1SW. Bird, W. Raymond, 1296 E. 17th Ave., FA 1193-Y—2A. Bird, Thomas G., 4422 W. 13th Ave., AL 1004-L—4AS. Birkett, Beverley A., 2495 W. 4th Ave., CE 5597—4 Ag. Birkinshaw, Beverley L., 3931 W. 9th Ave., AL 2138-R—SA. Birse, Archibald, 2160 Columbia St., 1A. Bisaro, Gen., 4483 W. 15th Ave., AL 0891-M—4AS. Bishop, Richard J. 4094 W. 16th Ave., AL 2981-R—4AS. Your Clothes Repaired PRITCHARD'S or Altered Quickly 10TH AND ALMA r~ STUDENT DIRECTORY Taxi? CA^L0AccLrp CH5151 Bissett, Robert G., 5510 Fairview Ave., AL 0060—1PE. iBissett, E. Ann, 5770 Cartier St., KE 2801—3A. IBissonnette, Gerald W., 446 W. 26th—3Med. Bissonnette, Leonard G., Fort Camp, AL 0071—lMed. Black, C. Elizabeth, 3165 W. 24th Ave., CH 8856—4A. Black, Delbert E., 7430 Curtis, Burnaby, GL 3226-R—2L IBlack, M. Joan, 3165 W. 24th Ave., CH 8856—1A. Black, William A., 2066 W. 13th Ave., CE 7714—2C. Blackery, Andrew J., 3076 E. 22nd Ave., DE 6281L—IAS. Blackburn, Robert W., 3191 Kathleen Ave., Burnaby, DE 0267-L—1A. [Blackwood, Barbara E., Nurses' Res., FA 6621-—4N. Blacklock, Donald J., Acadia Camp—1A. Blackwood. Thomas A., 2569 W. 41st Ave.—1SW. Blagg, Neil Anthony, 1390 Lawson Ave., W. Van. W 33-R —3F. Blaine, R. Earl, 3948 W. 24th Ave., AL 2391Y—3C. Blake, Dennis G. 3850 Heather St., FA 3978-M—2A. Bland, M. Joyce, Mary Ballard Hall—1A. Bland, Robert C, Fort Camp—4A. Blair, A. Huntley, 6395 Carnarvon St., KE 0087—1A. Blair, Robert A., 2221 Stephens St., BA 2990—3L. Blankenbach, Patricia A., 6826 Cypress St. KE 2773-R—1A. Blake, Elizabeth H, 2905 W. 8th Ave.—3Ph. Bleathman, Alan R., 6301 Nanaimo, FR 5835—2 AS. Bledsoe, M. Yoland, 4596 W. 8th Ave., AL 1494Y—2A. 'Bleiler, Theodore R., Fort UBC—PR. Blewett. Patrick B., 4401 W. 14th Ave., AL 1473-Y—4C. Blomgren, W. Eugene, 1046 E. 63rd Ave.—1A. Bloomquist, Ralph A., 2120 Edinburgh St. N. Westminster, NW 4923-L—1A. Blower, Dan, 4153 W. 12th Ave., AL 7213-M— 2A. Blowers, Ronald E. T.. 4330 W. 9th Ave.—1A. ' Blumenauer, Donald R. F., Youth Training Centre—1A. Blundell. Edmund D., 2986 W. 34th Ave., KE 5773L—1A. Booth, Elizabeth, 4554 W. 9th Ave., AL 1655-R. Bovey, John A., 4958 Pine Crescent, KE 0549—1A. Botham, Frances I., 4493 W. 15th Ave., AL 3584M—3A. Bouchlas, Effie, 3596 W. 27th Ave., CE 6042—2A. Bouchlas. Thales P., 3596 W. 27th Ave., CE 6042—2A. Bouck, John C, 4175 Balaclava, CH 0939—1L. Boulding, Wm. O., 4533 W. 5th Ave., AL 1516L—4A. Boulding, James P. F.—2PE. Boulding, J. David, 6231 Tofino Terrace—IAS. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA «28 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 138 STUDENT DIRECTORY Boulanger, Maurice N, 213 Scott Rd., New West., N.W. 342-R3—IAS. 'Botisseau, Leo R., 1021 Hamilton St.—2A. Bouwman, Ralph C, 3686 W. 8th Ave., CE 5216—4Ag. Bourne, Robert K. T., 1737 Haro, PA 4876—2A. Bourns, C. David, 2011 W. 54th Ave., KE 2307R—1C. Bous, Rene D. F„ 4563 Langara, AL 1543Y—1A. Bowell, Dorothy R., Mary Bollert Hall—1HE. Bowell, Shirley A., 5776 Kingston Rd., AL 0512R—3A. Bowering, R. Lome, 1125 Granviille, PA 0649—1A. Bowering, William D. S., 909 E. 21st Ave., FA 4882R—3A. Bowker, Arthur J., 3202 Kincaid, DE 6585T—IAS. Bowser, Julia A., 4554 W. 9th Ave., AL 1655R—1A. Boying, Peter A., 4565 W. 6th Ave., AL 0773L—4AS. Boxer, L. C. Larry, 4289 Oak St., CE 1054—2Ph. Boyd, John W., 3744 W. 9th Ave., AL 2026Y—4Ag. Boyd, Ian H., 1130 Mathers Ave., West Van., West 2438I| —1A. Boyd, Kenneth G., 2706 Highbury, AL 1820Y—4F. Boyd, Robert, 1836 W. 60th Ave., KE 4628R—2A. Boyle, Ernest E., 1641 W. 28th Ave., CH 5694—1C. Boyle, G. Stanley, Box 166, Little Mt.—3AS. Bracher, Anne H., 416 2nd St., New West., N.W. 101L—1HE Brackenbury, Hubert, 6000 S.W. Marine Dr. AL 1962—TT. Bradley, Gordon S. M., 905 W. 17th Ave., CE 6223—4A. tt I Byrnes Typewriters Ltd. Royal Typewriters STANDARD AND PORTABLE MODELS The only typewriter with the magic margin ALL STANDARD MAKES OF TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT Special Rates to Students PAcific 7942 PAcific 2752 592 Seymour r STUDENT DIRECTORY Tracy's THE FASH,0N centre "The College Girls' Style Rendezvous'* 524-30 Granville St. feradshaw, Allan R., 1877 W. Broadway, CH 7335—1A. Bradshaw, Eleanor J., 1877 W. Broadway, CH 7335—N. Bradshaw, John H., 7609 W. Boulevard, KE 69S8L—4PE. [Bradshaw, Ronald L., 1807 Dunbar, CE 0140—4Ag. Brady, Robert H., 4175 Balaclava, CH 0939—2C. ferahan, John W., 7576 Osier, KE 3957R—3AS. Brahniuk, Frederick, Paddockwood, Sask.—IAS. Braide, Penelope A., 1610 Wesbrook Cresc, AL 1386—4A. ^Braidwood, Allisen, Youth Training Centre—2A. Braidwood, F. David, 3715 W. 51st Ave., KE 3055R—1A. IBraidwood, Thomas R., 16 S. Kootenay St., AL 1789R—4A. Braim, Margaret J., 3805 W. 2nd Ave., AL 3519L—TT. Braithewaite, John W., 2344 W. 8th Ave., CH 9220—4A. Brandley, Calvin S., 4347 W. 11th Ave., AL 0367M—1L. Brandon, Lionel V., c/o Royal Bank of Canada Main Br. —GS. Brandson, Stanley R., Union College—2A. Branton, Kenneth G., 5338 Victoria Dr.—2A. Brasso, Henning P., 2922 W. 38th Ave., KE 3855R—2C. iBrawner, Kenneth L., Fort Camp, AL 0031—1A. Brayshaw, Thomas C, 3303 W. 3rd Ave., CH 9195—GS. Brealey, Lawrence D., 315 Midlothian Ave., FA 6903R —4PE. Bremner, James L., 505 Fader St., New West., N.W. 3786L —1A. Brennan, Jacqueline U., 3324 W. 22nd Ave., CH 5437—1A. Brent, Frederick J., Rm. 4, Hut 31, Acadia—1A. Brett, H. Joy, 4383 W. 13th Ave., AL 1441R—4Ph. Brett, M. Douglas, 1777 E. 12th Ave., HA 3872L—1PE. Brett, C. Paul, 3883 W. 24th Ave., AL 2586M—IF. Brewer, Shirley L., 4454 W. 2nd Ave., AL 0812R—4A. Brice, M. Ann, 5661 Laburnum, KE 2464L—1A. Brickman, Anlee J., 1570 W. 15th Ave., CE 3796—1A. Bridges, J. Harvey, Hut 72, Acadia, AL 0049—2A. Briggeman, Ray W., 3191 W. 7th Ave., CH 4492—TT. Brigham, James D., 4556 W. 14th Ave., AL 0371Ij—4Ph. Brindac, Evelyn F., 2745 W. 42nd Ave., KE 2757R—TT. Brinkworth, Darlene A., Acadia Camp—3A. pBristoll, Charles H., 6511 17th St., West Van., West 706L —1A. Bristow, James F., 4600 Bellvue Dr., AL 2121R—IAS. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA «*« SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 STUDENT DIRECTORY Brooks, Allen S. Brooks, Clifford, Brooks, Fred J., Brooks, John E Broad, Alan E., 3534 W. 25th Ave., CE 8731—1A. Brock, June A., 1565 W. 15th Ave., Ste. 202, CE 3306—4HE. I Brock, Patrick W. G., 3050 Proctor Ave., AL 0049—IAS. ' Brock, J. Robert, Acadia Camp, AL 0049—2AS. Brodd, Elin M., 3525 W. 19th—lEd. Brodie, Elizabeth M., Rm 20, Isabel Maclnnis—1A. Brodie, Robert G., 1250 King Edward Ave., CE 7927—4AS. Brbkes, Edward W., 2700 W. 5th Ave., CE 7392—2F. Bronger, John T., 1550 W. 15th Ave., CH 8061—4Arch. Brooke, Patricia A., 6626 Adera St., KE 6338—4A. 1139 Edge wood Rd., North Van—2Ph. 4538 West 9th, AL 1653-L—4 AS. 2405 W. 5th—2AS. 727 - 8th St., N. West. NW 2798-R—4AS. Brost, E. R., 51G Little Mountain—4A. Broughton, Wm. K., 1842 E. 7th Ave., HA 6452—4AS. Brown, Alberta M., Nurses' Residence, FA 6621—3N. Brown, Allan G., Acadia Camp—2A. Brown, Barbara A., 81 W. 42nd Ave., FR 8383—1HE. Brown, Barry F., 3742 W. 38th Ave., KE 2265—IAS. Brown, Bernard J., 2365 W. 18th, CE 7318—3A. Brown, David Hogarth, 2995 W. 34th Ave. KE 3436-L—4A. Brown, Donald H., 2942 W. 28th Ave., CH 4850—AS. Brown, Doreen J., 2548 Wallace Crescent, AL 2128-L—1A. Brown, Dorothy M., 1950 Nurses Res., VGH, FA 6621—3N. Brown, Hugh A., 2408 W. 1st Ave., CE 5831—2A. Brown, James R., 787 - 22nd St. W. Van., West 1523-R—GS Brown, Joan E., 457 N. Oxley Ave., Hollyburn, West 1399-L1—3A. Brown, Joan L., 4887 Angus Drive, BA 3018—3A. Brown, John J., 2554 Wallace, AL 1927-R—2C. Brown, John M., 3441 W. 35th Ave. KE 3723-M—1A. Brown, Marion E., 4444 W. 6th Ave., AL 1752-L—5N. Browne, Gerald P., 1312 Barclay, PA 4693—GS. Brown, Robert M., 1801 Grand Blvd., N. Van, N975-R—2AS Brown, Robert G., 1676 W. 28th Ave., CH 3036—1A. Brown, Sally D., 1319 W. 47th Ave., KE 2089-R—3A. Browne, David R., Hut 72, Rm. 29, Acadia Camp, AL 0049 —2A. SKIRTS 'N' SWEATERS AT The Little Stores with the Large Selection of Finest Imports 474 GRANVILLE ST. TAtfow 4746 (Next to O.B. Allan) STUDENT DIRECTORY There's a Drug Store 2 blocks down from the Wesbrook Building iowne, Elizabeth J., 4411 W. 5th Ave., AL 1570-M—4A. Kownlee, Craig H, 804 Granville Ave.,' Rich 1504-L—2GS. pown-John, Sydney E., 238 E. 21st St., N. Van. N 1211-M 2GS. Brownlow, Diane H., 3026 W. 33rd, KE 3304-L— 1A. Bruce, Doris J., 2836 Pine Ave. BA 1262—N. jruce, John G„ 154 W. 18th Ave. FA 2166-R—4AS. Bruhaug, Marlene J., 6201 N.W. Marine Dr. AL 1900^-2A. wuehler, Gustav, 966 E. 54th Ave. EL 4764—1A. Iruels, Wilmot F. 6201 Toffino Terrace, AL 0071—4F. Bruile, Phyllis H., 1260 Pendrell St. PA 9983—1SW. Bruk, John, 2629 Turner St., HA 5315-R—IAS. Rmmmitt, John R., 1436 W. 11th Ave., 3A. Irumwell, Charles A., 105 W. 44th, FR 3474—3Ag. Brundrett. Eleanor L., 4684 W. 10th Ave., AL 1042-M—2A. irunker, Carroll. 2126 W. 2nd., CE 6888—1 A. Bryant, Joseph E., 4617 W. 12th Ave.—GS. Bryant, Terry, 315 W. 14th., FA 0166-L—1A. Bryden, Marjorie A., 3255 Imperial St. DE 2521-R—3Ph. Brydon, Alan W., 5862 Churchill St. KE 2892—1A. jrydon, James R., 5862 Churchill St., KE 2892—3AS. Irydson, John G., 3611 W. 18th Ave., AL 2640-M—2A. Buchanan, Richard D., 3884 W. 21st Ave. CE 0091—1L. Buchanan, Ronald W., 1601 Edinburgh St. N.W. NW 5569-L—1A. Buchanan, William S., 6312 Angus Dr. KE 2011-R—1A. Buck, Catherine J., Mary Bollert Hall, AL 1900—1 A. Buckingham, loan P., Union College, AL 0051—3A. Buckingham, Pedro A., Acadia Camp, 0049—1A. Buckle, Marlene E., 2495 W. th Ave. CH 9139—4A. Buckley, Glen J., 2634 W. 14th., CH 4179—1L. Buell, Audrey E., Isabel Maclnnis Hall, AL 2366—1A. Buell, Paul A., 6050 Chancellor Blvd—1A. Burdett, Michael, Fort Camp—GS. Butkov, Eugene, Acadia Camp—3AS. Bulatovich, Peter M.,—1PE. Bulman, Peter R., Union College, AL 0051—2C. Bulmer, John P., Fort Canrp—3C. Bunn, Edmund R., 4104 W. 12th Ave., AL 0190—4E. Burch, Barry J., 3550 W. 17th Ave. IAS. CAVE SUPPER CLUB ■* *72* SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 ;■<■ 142 STUDENT DIRECTORY 1952 Burchnall, Arthur F., Fort Camp—2A. Burdock, Bryan B., Fort Camp—3Ph. Burge, Charles W., 1409 E. 13th Ave., FA 3538-M—2L. Burgess, Kenneth B., 950 E. 28th Ave., FA 1403-R—1A. 1 Burgess, Kenneth J., Fort Camp—1R. Burgess, Robert F., 4100 W. 33rd Ave., KE 2074—IAS. Burgoyne, Bud R., Acadia Camp—2A. Burke, Ray E., 4675 W. 4th Ave., AL 3083-L—2A. Burke, Richard, 6187 Wiltshire St. KE 2283—4AS. Burke, Roy L., 4675 W. 4th Ave. AL 3083—2A. Burley, Donald N., 3681 Marine Dr., West Van., Wei 698-M1—2A. Burley, Patricia B., 1336 W. 37th Ave., KE1981—1A. Burnet, Kenneth P., 3975 W. 11th Ave.. AL 1630-R—1A.1 Burns, Patrick A., 6819 Fleming St., FR 9847—4A. Burnstein, Mitchell 445 W. 29th FA 7592-L—2Ph. Burr, John B., 3136 Pt. Grey Rd., CH 3695—4A. Burritt, James R., 4175 Balaclava, CH 0939. Burrows, Kathleen L., Mary Bollert Hall, AL 1900—1HE Burton, Alexander D., 1034 E. 39th Ave., FR 6408—3A. "Rurton, Edward H., 4653 W. 11th Ave.—1AP. Burton, Wm. D., 3882 Yale St., N. Burnaby, GL 07781 —lArch. Burton, Jeff D., 4553 W. 8th Ave., AL 1021Y—2A. Burton, Marybeth, 3882 Yale St.—GL 0778-R—1A. Bush, Harold T., 2625 Oak St. CE 6203—4A. Bush, Patrick G., 2590 Point Grey Rd., CE 0443—2A. Busheikin, Joseph B., 3241 W. 14th Ave.— CE 5998—1A. Bushell. Doris E., 4518 W. 13th Ave., AL 0168-Y—3HE. i Buss, Daniel, Box 131, Little Mt. Camp—3A. Butler, Arthur G., 1815 E. 53rd Ave. FR 2341—4AS. Butler, Audrey E„ 2610 E. Pender St., HA 3670—3C. Butler, David, Acadia Camp—3A. Butler, James C, 3837 Oak, CE 5538—1A. Butler, Lawrence S., 6576 Main St. FR 7122—3AS. Sutler. Peter W., 4543 W. 13th Ave., AL 0542—4A. Butterfield, John A., 3512 W. 1st Ave., CH 1063—IAS Butters, Margaret L., 1284 W. 6th Ave., CE 0264—1A. Butters, Thomas H, 1284 W. 6th Ave., CE 0264—GS. Bvberg. Edward, 7790 Granville St., KE 1328—3A. Byberg, Robert, 7790 Granville St., KE 1328—2A. Medical Building Garage Ltd. WESTERN CANADA'S LARGEST STORAGE GARAGE Unexcelled Public Parking Complete Washing, Repair and Radio Service Corner Georgia & Hornby Sts. Phone PA 5451 STUDENT DIRECTORY 143 1<1X1» TO SERVE YOU KjSjL OLoL fey grave, Herbert L.—1AP. Byman, AUan A., 2165 W. 4th Ave., CE 2436—SW. ly-rne, Claire Anne, 4622 N.W. Marine Dr.,. AL 0557^3A. Krrne, Beverlea P., 4575 W. 6th Ave., AL 0360-L—1L. Byrne, Peter, Acadia Camp—2A. C labeldu, Helen A., 4444 W. 6th Ave., AL 1752-L—3A. tadell. Theodore E., 4508 W. 14th Ave. AL 1548-L—2A. feesar, John J., 4463 W. 13th Ave. AL 3546-R— 2Med. iagney, Alan C, 2226 W. 20th Ave., BA 3287—4AS. jairns, Alexander R., 1565 Burnaby St., PA 2874—lMed. Bairns, Patricia M., Mary Bollert Hall, AL 1900—1A. Bairns, Ruth L„ 4363 W. 9th, AL 0502—2HE. Calder, Loren D., Acadia Camp, AL 0062—4A. laldon, Gordon L., Fort Camp—2A. Dalwell, Charles B., 4134 W. 10th Ave.—IAS. ialkins, David B., 6738 Adera, KE 2952-R—1C. Eallaghan, Howard A., 6201 Tofino Terrace, AL 0031—3L. Cameron, Christina C, Acadia Camp—4A. Cameron, Donald K., 2723 Woodland, FA 5920-R—2Ph. Cameron, Dorothy A., 5787 Blenheim, KE 2237—3A. Cameron, Frances E., 4641 W. 12th Ave., AL 0938L—4A. Pameron, Hamish C, 3125 W. 13th Ave., CH 6043—3A. Cameron, Lorna I., 4563 W. 3rd Ave., AL 2630-M—1A. bameron, Margaret J., 1565 Harwood, MA.4952—INur. pameron, Margaret M., 4198 Angus Dr., CH 4203—1A. Cameron, Timothy P., 3414 W. 25th Ave., CH 8075—2A. Camozzi, Walter J., 1921 Collingwood, BA 3280—SW. Campbell, Colin J., 4036 W. 28th Ave., AL 3116-L—1A. Campbell, David C, 1273 Keith Rd., Wes Van, W 1753-R —3Com. Campbell, Doreen L., 1974 W. 1st, BA 2770—2A. Campbell, William E., 3541 W. 15th, CE 7445—5Ag. Campbell, Edith M., 3267 W. 23rd Ave., CH 5762—1A. Capmbell, Emily J., 3330 W. 25th Ave., CH 8045—3A. Campbell, Eric E., 1124% Alberni St., PA 3767—TT. Campbell, George T., 7051 Buchanan St. N. Burnaby, GL 0063-T—3L. Campbell, Gordon. 3330 W. 25th Ave., CH 8045—1A. Campbell, Grant A., Fort Camp—3L. Campbell, Keith C, 4416 W. 10th Ave., AL 2144-M—1GS. CAVE SUPPER CLUB 1 PA "" SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 m) STUDENT DIRECTORY Campbell, Ken F., 3294 Ontario, FA 4828-R—4PE. Campbell, Lloyd A., 3777 Cambie, FA 7790-L—2F. Campbell, Lome A., 4703 W. 7th Ave. AL 1631-L—4Ag. I Campbell, Margaret H., 3961 W. 21st Ave., AL 2215-L— 2M Campbell, Mary E., 1808 Allison Rd., AL 3773—1A, Campbell, Neil J., Inst, of Oceanography, AL 1180—GS. Campbell, Norman S„ 6221 Tofina Terrace, AL 0031—2C Campbell, Angus R., 1019 Gilford St. MA 6803—1A. Campbell, Robert H., 214 E. 63rd Ave., FR 8901—GS. Campbell, Douglas S., 3792 W. 1st Ave., AL 1448-L—3AS Campbell, Shirley C, 1245 W. 15th Ave. CH 1791—4A. J Campbell, Stanley S., 3520 Elsom Ave. Burnaby DE 1532-E —1A. Campbell, Thomas S., 3792 W. 1st Ave., AL 1998-L—4AS| Campbell, William W. 4626 W. 8th Ave., AL 1670-L—3Med Campney, Alan F., 4629 W. 2nd Ave., AL 0220—2L. Candido, Lawrence M., 1467 W. 53rd Ave.—2A. Cant, Eric G., 3388 W. 18th Ave. CH 3861—2C. Cant, Isobel A., 341 5th St. E., N. Van. N 1355-M—3A. J Cant, Marilynn D., Van. Gen. Hosp., FA 6621—2N. Caple, Elaine H., 1819 W. 61st Ave., KE 7983-R— 1HE. Caple, Florence J., 4405 W. 5th Ave., AL 1615-Y—3A. Caple, Norman R., 4405 W. 5th, AL 1615-Y Capling, Arthur J., Fort Camp, AL 0633—4Arch. (UNION SHOP) Get the Haircut You Want Save yourself valuable time by dropping in at your convenience. PETER DYKE, Prop. South Basement Brock Hall Hours; 8:30 to 5 p.m. daily including Wed- (Saturday 12 noon) r STUDENT DIRECTORY Each week (November - June) a name willbe picked at random from this Directory, and posted in our window. Students whose names appear will receive FREE one 5" x 7" portrait —Four proofs to choose fromi. Arrangements for appointment must be made during week name appears in window. Cordon Pinkerton Photographic Studio 4436 WEST 10th AVE. AL 1987-Y—1A. AL 0468-Y—2C. West. NW 3948-L2 ■apon, Nancy J., 3461 W. 22nd Ave.—1SW. Cardinal. Douglas J., 4533 W. 14th Ave., AL 3136-R—lArch ■ardinall, Sandra M., 4298 W. 4th St., Jarew, Nicholas D., 4612 W. 12th Ave., fcrey, Albert P., 211 - 14th Ave. N. —2A. parfrae, James D., 329 Strand Ave. N. West., NW 6036-L —2A. Earfrae, Walter J. parley, Cameron N 566-L2- Carlson, Carlson, Carlson, Carlson, 2078 E. 7th Ave., HA 1018-R—1A. M„ 3290 St. Andrews Ave., N. Van., —2AS " ■arlile, Collin, 2535 W. *8th Ave., CH 0528—2A. Jarlson, Bruce L., 3039 Kitchener St. HA 7399-M—2A. Edward P., Fort Camp—1A. Harry E., 727 E. 39th Ave., FA 6985—3A. Ian H., 3806 W. 33rd Ave., KE 1670-L—1A. Lois M., 3405 W. 18th Ave., CH 5771—1HE. Karlson, Robert I., 3831 Heather St., FA 0613-R—2A. Carlsson, Axel T.,—3A. fcarlyle, James W.. 4093 W. 11th Ave., AL 1708-L—IAS. Karmichael, John R., 4463 W. 16th, AL 0758-M—IAS parmichael, Shirley I., 1449 W. 41st Ave., KE 1963-M—N. Karmichael. Fred H.. 4551 W. 15th Ave., AL 0371-R—3A. Barney, John J., YTC Acadia Hut 83F—1A. Barney, Dora P.. 6102 N.W. Marine, AL 0626—1A. Carnsew, Neill T., 5587 Holland St., KE 3558-L—1A. Barpenter. Marvin A., 547 Haddon Dr. West Van. W 2462 —3C. ■arpenter. Sharon M., 5725 Pine St., CE 9748—1A. ■arr, Marilyn C, 1455 W. 14th Ave., CH 6567—2A. ■arroll, Jean F.. 3989 Pine Crescent, H 3231—3A. ■trroll. Munro M., 3867 W. 16th Ave., AL 1887-R— 4AS. Carruthers. William H, 2315 E. 1st Ave., HA 1117-R—1A. ICarson, Patrick J., 1307 Devonshire Cres., CH 2428—2Med. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 87M I SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 071» STUDENT DIRECTORY Anne Wesbrook Res., AL 062.6—1M 2722 William St., HA 1448L—3AS. J Acadia,Hutl7—4 A. 6470 Larch St., KE 6065-L—2A. 3049 W. 25th Ave., CH 0551—4AS. Fort Camp—IAS. HA 3319-Y—1SW. Carson, Shirley M., Carstairs, David S., Carstens, Patricia J., Carswell, Henry T., Carswell, Robert H., Carter, William A., Carter, Edith M., 2749 E. Hastings, Carter, John H.,—2A. Carter, John J., 1455 W. 46th Ave., KE 2741-R—1A. Carter, Harry R., 2130 Wesbrook Cr., AL 1122—3Med. Carter, Richard J., 3590 W. 21st Ave., CE 0495—3A. Cartright, John W., 2356 W. 19th Ave., CE 5860—1 A. Casey, Allan T., 4761 W. 7th Ave., AL 0673R—GS. Casperson, Ralph M., 2675 Eton, HA 0785R—3A. Cass, Richard V., 4463 W. 13th Ave., AL 3546R—2A. Casady, Elizabeth A., 4276 W. 14th Ave.—1A. Cassady, George P., 5502 Presidents Row, AL 1279—1L. Casselman, Alan C, 1529 E. 14th Ave., FA 0609M—2A. Cassie, George A., 3724 Portland St., DE 0961M—5Ag. \ Castillou, Harry G., 1955 W. 16th Ave., CH 0115—3L. Castle, Gary C, 2172 W. 20th Ave., BA 4214—1A. Castley, Gordon A., 3522 W. 27th Ave., CH 7390—1A. Caswell, William B., 1405 W. 11th Ave., BA 3289—PE. Cates, Janet W., 26 W. 4th, North Van., North 1540—lHEj Cates, Suzanne A., 266 W. 4th, North Van., North 1540—3Ai Catherall, George W., 1856 Austin Rd., New West., N.W. 3259R1—4A. Catherwood, Ann-Marie, 4518 W. 13th Ave., AL 0168Y—2P1 Caulfield, James E., 2253 W. 5th Ave., CE 8405—2C. Caufield, Pete J., Fernie B.C.—4A. Cave, Donna M. P., 4254 W. 12th Ave., AL 0260M—2A. 1 Cave, George D., 4254 W. 12th Ave., AL 0260M—2Med. 1 Cave, Robert M., 713 E. Keith Rd., North Van., Nortf 1557L—4C. Cavett, Ronald W., 1654 W. Broadway, CH 2369—4A. Caviill, C. G. Lynn, 7004 Sierra Dr., GL 1737T— 1A. Cavin, Ronald G., 3163 W. 2nd Ave., CE 9493—3A. Cenman, David M.f 3214 W. 26th Ave., CE 7145—1A. 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Clark, Dennis Maurice, 4463 W. 13th Ave., AL 3546R—2Med Clark, Glenn A., 1610 E. 10th Ave., FA 1083R—2A. TYPING ESSAYS - THESES - LETTERS - MANUSCRIPTS MODERATE RATES PROMPT SERVICE MRS. A. O. ROBINSON 4180 W. 11 th Ave. ALma 0915-R Serving U.B.C. Students Since 1946 STUDENT DIRECTORY NAN LEY PHARMACY ACROSS FROM THE NEW CfM fclark, Margery A., 4422 W. 6th Ave., AL 0725L—4A. BClark, Michael DeL., 116 W. 19th Ave., FA 8624R—4A. Clark, Nigel H., 3585 Cambie, FA 7784R—3Med. fclark, Nigel W., 116 W. 19th Ave., FA 8624R—lMed. fclark, Richard D., Hut 5, Fort Camp—1A. Clark, Sidr.ey G., 2130 Wesbrook Cres., AL 1122—2L. fclarke, Alfred T., 4121 CrownCres., AL1479M—2L. [Clarke, Bonnie L. F., 3715 Windsor St., FA 3862Y—1A. fclarke, E. Conner, 4884 W. 8th Ave., AL 0348M—1A. Clarke, Cynthia A., 3333 W. 32nd Ave., KE 5193Y—3A. Clarke, James A. 5795 Churchill St., KE: 1279M—3C. fclarke, Joan M., 3915 W. 33rd Ave., AL 2699Y—2Ag. fclauel, James M., 333 Isabelle PL, Riverside, Ont.—3A. IClay, M Graham, 3965 W. 29th Ave., AL 1618R—lMed. IClay, Leslie K. C, 4210 Cambridge St., GL 1433L—lAg. [Clayton, James W., Hut 35, Acadia Camp, AL 0035—2A. Clement, Charles J., 2736 W. 21st Ave.—TT. Cliff, Murray G., 1516 E. 8th Ave., EM 1928—1A. Cliffe, Joseph H., 4602 W. 7th Ave.—1A. Clifton, Barbara G., 3193 Charles St., HA 5118R—2A. [Climie, Richard W., 1260 Rosewood Cres., North Van., North 2315L2—2A. Clohosey, Mary E. A. B. E., 3346 W. 11th Ave., CH 9709 —1SW. Clow, Wm. Elssworth, 6231 Tofino Terrace—4AS. Cluach, Moros, 420 E. Hastings, HA 0034—TT. Clyne, J. Stuart S., 3738 Angus Dr., CE 6120— Coates, John A., Anglican Theological College—1L. Coates, Peter, 4382 Puget Dr., CE 3998—4C. Cobbm, Alexander D., 3746 W. 20th Ave., AD 2951R—3C. Cobbin, Allan L., 3746 W. 20th Ave., AL 2951R—SW. Cochrane, J. Andrew, Union College, AL 0051—IAS. Cock, Eleanor F., 4022 Quesnelle Dr., CH 5289—TT. Cock, Elizabeth J., 4022 Quesnelle Dr., CH 5289—4A. 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Con, Ronald J., 3293 E. Pender St., PA 3084—1A. Cone, Helen L., 4652 W. 10th Ave., AL 0996L—SW. Conder, Geraldine J., 223 Ann Wesbrook, AL 0626—3A.1 Condie, Kinley E., 3144 E. 47th Ave., DE 5608R— Conlin, Patricia A., 3955 W. 23rd Ave., AL 2259R—2A. I Connell, John G., 4036 W. 33rd Ave., KE 4748L—1A. ' Connell, Peter S., 3058 W. 33rd Ave., KE 0332R—1A. Connell, Rae E., 3058 W. 33rd Ave., KE 0332R—3A. Connolly, Philip H, 5600 Dalhousie Rd., AL" 3548R—4A.J Constabaris, John, 2138 W. 51st Ave., KE 7641M—1L. Constantinidis, Emmanuel A., Acadia Camp—1A. Cook, George, Fort Camp—3A. Cook, Lawrence E., 4247 W. 11th Ave., AL 2488L— 1C. Cook, Paul M., 6568 Laburnum, KE 1000Y—3AS. Cook, Philip T., 1338 Matthews Ave., CH 8848—3AS. Cooke, Elaine J., 4578 W. 9th Ave., AL 3141—1A. Cooke, John E., Acadia Camp—3A. Cooke, Michael H., 4578 W. 9th Ave. Cook, T. Beverley J., 2209 Dunbar St., CE 9472—1PE. J Cook, Thomas A., 3067 Crown, AL 0137R—2C. Coombes, Harold P., 5559 Inverness St., FR 8307—TT. Coombes, P. J., Youth Training Centre—3F. Cooper, Anna C, 1850 W. 36th Ave., KE 0196R—3Ag. Cooper, Brian A., 4203 Trinity St., GL 0619L—2C. Cooper, Charles K., 5611 Agronomy Rd.—4A. Cooper, Donald A., 441'1 W. 11th Ave., AL 3256L—2Med. Cooper, Graeme M. G., 340 Ocean View, Powell River—1A FOR THE BEST IN SHOE REPAIRS TRY US—WHILE YOU WAIT We Use only the Best Materials Leather - Rubber - Crepe - Panolene - Neolite SUSIifiT SHOE REPAIR 4463 WEST 10th AVE. ALma 0138 STUDENT DIRECTORY Taxi? yo^rbloccoal CH5151 Cooper, John B., 4487 W. 13th Ave., AL 0651L—4A. Cooper, Phyllis M., 6102 N.W. Marine, AL 1900—3Ph. fCooper, A. Maureen, Mary Bollert Hall, AL 1900—1A. Cooper, A. Mildred. 4004 W. 16th Ave., AL 1755R—1A. iCoopland, Ashley T., 3254 Mathers, West Van., West 370- M3—2A. Cope, Ray R., 3386 Vanness Ave., DE 1995R—4AS. ■Dope, Sheila R., 2244 W. 40th Ave., KE 0222R—SW. fcopithorne, Maurice D., 6450 Larch, KE 1659L—1L. Copland, Gordon S., 1274 8th St., New West., N.W. 3343Y —2AS. Copland, D. Lorraine, 530 Latimer Rd., Cloverdale—IN. fcopliey, Samuel R. M., 4453 W. 12th Ave., AL 0749L—IAS. Coppers, Julia, 2955 W. 37th Ave.,, KE 3109R—1A. Eorbould, Brian B., Fort Camp—1C. fcordinglev, Joseph A., Fort Camp—4AS. Corlias, Barbara V., Isobel Mclnnes Hall, AL 2366—1A. Cormack, George D., 6321 Caen Cres., AL 0031—2AS. Cory, Allan M., 4812 Pine Cr., CH 2867. ICornish, Elizabeth Mary, 1056 Montroyal Blvd., North Van.—2A. Cornish, George H, Acadia Camp—2AS. Corrigan, Robert O., 4312 W. 14th Ave., AL 0182L—3A. Cosgrove, Theodore J., 2620 W. 1st Ave., CE 4772—3A. Cosh, Nora, 2459 Richmond St., DE 3607L—N. Costanzo, Peter F, 3720 Heather, FA 6046R—IAS. Costerton, J. William F., Acadia Camp—2A. fcostigan, Frank R., 1984 W. 41st Ave., KE 1134M— fcote, Maurice N., 1195 W. 14th Ave., CE 5107—2SW. [Cotton, Michael L., 2775 W. 43rd Ave., KE 6693M—lArcrt. Coulter, Don W., 3749 W. 16th Ave., AL 3048R—3Arch. fouling, David L. G., 2816 W. 37th Ave., KE 3849Y—1A. |Coultas, Gerald R. B., Anglican Theological College—2L. [Counsel!, Raymond E., 4042 Dunbar, CH 1195—4Ph. Coupar, Robert B., 996 W. 20th Ave.—3L. [Couroubakalis, G., 4082 W. 8th Ave., AL 1996—4AS. Coursier, Joan P., UBC Dormitories—1A. Cousins, James A., 4559 W. 15th Ave.—4A. Cousland, J. Alastair C, 1054 W. 12th Ave., BA 3554—2Ag. Coutsoudakis, John, 4082 W. 8th Ave., AL 1996—4AS. [Coutts, Arthur F., 4789 McKenzie St., KE 4849L— 3C. Coutts, Doreen M., 624 Nurses Res., VGH, FA 6621—4N. Covello, Thomas, Fort Camp, AL 0071—3AS. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8728 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 STUDENT DIRECTORY 1 Covey, E. J., Acadia Camp, AL 0010—4PE. Cowan, John W., 858 Westminster Hwy., Lulu Is., Rich. 1286R—OAg. Cowen, Patricia A., 3149 W. King Edward, CH 1387—IAJ Cox, Albert R., 1666 W. 12th Ave.—3Med. Cox, Arthur G., 4411 W. 11th Ave., AL 3256L—1A. Cox, Brian D., 4411 W. 11th Ave., AL 3256L—1A. Cox, Gordon E., 1412 Fort St., Victoria—2Med. Cox, Raymond L., Fort Camp—2A. Coyle, Edward R., 5290 Maple St., KE 0482—1A. Crabb, Iris H, 2475 W. 6th Ave., BA 1014— Crafter, Janet R., 3233 W. 14th Ave., CH 9097—4PE. Craig, Cyril, 1550 Balfour Ave., CE 4670—4A. Craig, Douglas B., 2891 W. 29th Ave., CE 9617—1A. Craig, Donald W., 2891 W. 29th Ave., CE 9617— Craig, W. Robert L., 4543 W. 13th Ave., AL 0442L— lArch. Craig, Wallace G., 7445 Elliott, FR 3308—2L. Crain, F. Ross, 6691 Angus Dr.—3A. Cramb, J. Allan, 4543 W. 13th Ave., AL 0542L—IAS. Crane, Judy E., 3839 Selkirk St., CH 1997—1A. Cranna, N. Greig, 2105 Wesbrook PL, AL 1040R—GS. Craven, Roy, 817 Westminster Hwy., Rich. 1493R—TT. Crawford, Dorothy F., 6809 Arbutus St., KE 7023—1A. Crawford, M.-E. Joan, 3343 W. 32nd Ave., KE 0345—2N. Crawford, Michael A. H, 3559 W. 24th Ave., CH 9354—1A. Crease, Stephen C, 1929 Quilchena Cres., KE 2073—4C.1 Creelman, Lyle, 1086 W. 10th Ave., CE 4542—GS. Creemer, Albert L., 4937 Blenheim, KE 2159M—1A. Creet, Roger P. A., 2556 Granville, CE 6414—GS. Crehan, E. Patricia, 2057 W. 36th Ave., KE 4219M—3PE. Creighton, Denis W. H., 4396 W. '2nd Ave., AL 0627Y—1L. Creighton, William A., 1286 W. 26th Ave., CH 9045—2Ph. Crickmay, Marian C, 4027 W. 34th Ave., KE 7928R—4A. Crispin, George E., 146 W. 19th Ave., FA 6229M—3AS. Craft, Marion E., 4363 W. 9th Ave., AL 0502—2HE. Croker, Patrica A., 1624 6th Ave., New West., N.W. 5213R 2A. Croockewit, Ian H, 337 E. Keith Rd., North Van.—4AS. Crosetti, E. J., 4010 W. 19th Ave., AL 2348R. Crosato, Frank R., 144 W. 5th Ave.—lPh. Cross, Christine H., 875 W. 20th Ave., FA 8676R—3A. Cross, Stanley W., 107 24th St., West Van., West 297L—3Ag Cross, William C. F, '249 E. 17th St., North Van.—2A. Crossman, Audrey E., 4518 W. 13th Ave., AL 1045Y—4A. Crotty, Janis E.—1A. Crouter, Richard A., Huntingdon—1 A. Crowe, Clayton T., 3458 W. 22nd Ave., CH 9487—2A. Crowe, Joyce E., 1820 Trafalgar St., CE 1861—1A. Slacks? 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Currie, Douglas W., 1398 Kingsway, FA 3717—IAS. Eustock, Joseph J. C, 4411 W. 11th Ave., AL 3256L—2A. puttie. Percy M 1009 E. 22nd Ave., FA 5844R—GS. Eyprus Gerald T.. 1088 W. 14th Ave., BA 3272—2A. Ezernin. Alexander, Trailer No. 14, Acadia, AL 0038—1A. D Dafoe, Pam L., 3630 Pt. Grey Rd., BA 2217—1L. Dakers, Ronald G., 3417 m 10th Ave., CH 4627—GS. Dalby, Virginia C, Anne Wesbrook Hall, AL 0626—2Ph. Dale, Michael D., 4807 Puget Dr., KE 4973L—1A. Dales, Michael, 2740 W. 19th Ave.— 1A. Daley, John H, 4564 Bellevue, AL 1025R—1A. Dalgleish, Dawn A., 275? Waterloo. CH 4655—4Ag. Dalgleish, Neil S., 6203 Dunbar. KE 1924Y—1C. Dallas, George D., 2454 W. 7th Ave., CE 2004—1L. DaUyn, Jack, 1136 Cambie Rd., Rich. 1584-L1—lAg. Dalme, Madeline, YTC. 83-A. Danard, Maurice B., 2331 Waverley, Ave., DE 2229Y—IAS. D'Andrea, Richard O., YTC, Acadia—4A. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 872» SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 1 STUDENT DIRECTORY 515 E. 8th St., North Van., North 1537^ Daniel; Mary F., —TT. 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Davis, Kenneth B., 523 E. 10th St., North Van., North 1098R—1C. Bavis, Patrick A., Acadia Camp—3A. Davis, Raymond L., 4043 W. 11th Ave., AL 1515L—1A. ibvis, Robert A., 3339 W. 26th Ave.—1A. Davies, Robert J., 2049 W. 57th Ave., KE 3215L—4A. Davis, Thomas W., 6231 Tofino Terrace, AL 0071—lMed. Davison, Donald M., Fort Camp—1A. Davison, Raymond, Box 24, Little Mt. Camp—2A. Dawson, Robert M., 3075 W. 38th Ave., KE 0870M—2A. Dawson, B. June, 3363 W. 40th Ave., KE 0740R—IN. Dawson, George A., 6307 Cypress, KE 2450L—GS. Dawson, William J., 3540 W. 25th Ave.—2AS. Day, Brenda M., 4577 W. 5th Ave., AL 0567L—4A. Day, Clifford A., R.R. 3, Vernon—2A. pay, John W. B., 4531 Sandell, DE 0684L—3AS. Day, Peter L., Ste. IB, 2387 W. Broadway, CE 0577—4C. Day, William L., 405 W. 14th Ave., EM 1471—3A. foeakin, Thomas A., Ste. 40-1, Little Mt. Camp—3AS. Dean, Kenneth H, 328 7th St., New West., N.W. 355R—5Ag Dearin, Robert E. A., 3331 E. 1st Ave.—1A. Deaton, Ronald J., 1918 Dundas St., HA 1438Y—1A. Decourcy, Donald E., 5364 Bruce St., FR 6664—IAS. Decourcy, Donald E., 5364 Bruce St., FR 6664—IAS. Dedinsky, Louis P., 219 Jackson St., New West., N.W. t'x 8 ^-R1—3 A. Deering, Irma K. N., 2220 Waterloo, CE 5634—3Ph. Deeth, Frank S., 2566 W. 15th Ave., BA 1549—2AS. De Faveri, Ivan, 865 E. 12th St., North Van.—2A. De Faye, Philippe J., 2166 W. 53rd Ave., KE 7635Y—1A. DeJohg, Bernard P., 4996 Dunbar, KE 3830R—3A. de Kuiper Elizabeth, 4563 W. 3rd Ave., AL 2630M—GS. Delane ilaivey H., 2032 W. 13th Ava.. CH 519— 4AS. Delisle, Norman A., 5905 Yew, KE 2323L—4AS. de Maine, Paul A. ., 4359 W. 11th Ave.—GS. Delmas, Francis C, 4143 W. 14th Ave., AL 1538M—3Ph. Delmarque, Jacqueline A., 104 S. Gilmore, GL 0351L—1A. Delong, Henry T., 3823 W. 12th Ave., AL 21<24Y— 1C. De Luca, Earl J., 5913 Earles Rd., DE 2077L—5Arch. De Luca, Rickey F., Acadia Camp—1A. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA "" SPECIAL.RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 STUDENT DIRECTORY De Montreve, Greg M. F., 1591 Larch, CH 7057—4C. Demopoulos, George, Fort Camp—IAS. Dempster, G. Gavin, 4355 Blenheim, CH 2073—IAS. Denholme, James L., 5437 Larch, KE 3310R—IAS. Dennis, Gordon T., 2505 Venables, HA 2665L—1A. Dennis, Neil M., 6543 Cypress, KE 0375L—4Ph. De Paoli, Edward, Fort Camp, AL 3400—IAS. De Paoli, Livio, Acadia Camp—1A. De Pfyffer, E. Helen, 4634 W. 9th Ave., AL 2107Y—4He1 de Pfyffer, Robert L., 4653 W. 11th Ave., AL 2058Y—4Ag| de Rimanoczy, Magda E., 5662 Dalhousie Rd., AL 3706M —4A. Derkson, Stanley N, 3340 W. 10th Ave., CH 7430—1A. Derrick, Ethel A., 277 17th Ave., New West, N.W. 2213-Ml —Cert.N. Derry, Jane, 4593 W. 5th Ave., AL 1098R—2A. Desaulniers, V. Neilson, 6568 Balsam, KE 0533R— DesBrisay, Albert G., Fort Camp, AL 0833—3C. DesBrisay, Ian G., 2130 Wesbrook Cres., AL 1122—4C. De Vick, Louise, 1390 W. 14th Ave., BA 4362—4A. Devine, Betty C, 4547 W. 16th Ave., AL 0730R—3A. Devito, W. Peter, 1885 W. 13th Ave., BA 4446—3Med. Devito, Leonard J., Acadia Camp, AL 0079—1C. Devitt, W. J. Bruce, 2067 E. Georgia, HA 1850R—2A. Devlin, Andrew J. R., Acadia Camp, AL 0062—1A. de Voogd, Abraham C. N., Fort Camp, AL 0633—3AS. Dew, Charles R., Acadia Camp—IAS. Dewar, Deirdre J., 1985 W. 43rd Ave., KE 2187L—1A. de Weerdt, Mark M., 4669 W. 11th Ave., AL 0171M—1L. Dewey, Florence E., 3821 St. George, FA 1150R—2A. Dewey, Frederick H., 1835 W. 11th Ave., CE 5062—3A. De West, Ian F., 2331 Bellevue Ave., West Van., WesJ 309R—1A. Dewhirst, Gordon, 4627 W. 5th Ave., AL 0208Y—1A. Dewhurst, Arnold W., P.O. 62, Little Mt. Camp—4AS. Dewis, Geoffrey, 1641 W. 28th Ave., CH 5694—3C. Dey, W. Ross, 112 Granville St., New West., N.W. 712-lJ —IAS. De Young, Ste., 12, 3411 Oak St., CH 2835—4Ph. Dhillon, Pritam S., 1866 W. 2nd Ave.—GS. Diamond, Charles, 1344 W. 47th Ave., KE 0920—1A. Diamond, Philip I., 1510 W. 33rd Ave., KE 6207—4C. Dibblee, George M., 4555 7th Ave. W., AL 1591Y—GS. Dick, Kenneth D., Fort Camp—3A. Dickie, Joan G., 2707 Alder, CH 5561—4A. Dickinson, Mary A., Acadia Camp, AL 0026—-5N. Dick, Norma M. M., 4620 W. 9th Ave., AL 0133M—5N. Dicks, Richard D., Fort Camp—1A. service is my pa|.>s shell Service BUSINESS" 10TH AND DISCOVERY r 1952 STUDENT DIRECTORY 157 kwi? call black top tit Jvifvi X£&-A1« RADIO CABS KjLl. OLOl. Dickson, A. Ruth, Isabel Mclnnes Hall—2HE. Diebel, H. Kenneth, 3335 Dunbar, AL 2735L—4Ph. pieno, Audrey C, Mary Bollert Hall, AL 1900—1A. Dietiker, Walter, 3829 W. 19th Ave., AL 2982R—2AS. pillabaugh, Vernon W., 4466 N.W. Marine, AL 3711L—3A. pilworth, Dorothy A., 4204 W. 15th Ave., AL 0975R—1A. Dinsmore, Norman H., Fort Camp—2A. Dixon, Diane M., 4388 Pine Cres., CH 8020—4HE. pixon, Evert L., 1137 W. 10th Ave., CE 3740—1A. Dixon, Selma J., Mary Bollert Hall, AL 1900—1A. Dixon, Ray S., 6162 Marguerite, KE 1889—2C. Dixon, Robert T., 4487 W. 11th Ave.—2C. Dixon-Nuttall, Michael F., 3516 W. 33rd Ave., KE 4375M —3F. ■£%'- Drugge, Stanley E., 2986 W. 37th Ave., KE 1401Y—1A. Dobb. J. L. Jack, Y.T.C. Camp—lAg. Dobbin, Pamela E., V.G.H, Nurses Res., FA 6621—4AS. Dobson, Jack W., 3686 Point Grey Rd., CE 9487—4A. Dobson, Fay L., 1898 Balsam, BA 1043—4HE. Dobson, Margaret, 2833 Oak, CE 6301—3Med. Dodd, Arthur H. B., 6365 Elm, KE 1538L—lArch. Dodek, Morton, 4606 W. 7th Ave., AL 0690R—3Med. Dodek, Sally, 475 W. 26th Ave., FA 7742R—4A. Dodge, Donald P., 4612 W. 11th Ave.—IAS. Dodds, Lois G., 4200 W. 8th Ave., AL 1776M—2A. Dodimead, Alan J., Ste. 1, 2480 Trafalgar, CH 3648—GS. Dodds, Gordon A., Ste. 207 3520 W. Broadway, CE 6297 —2A. Dodson, Earl D., 4600 Bellevue Dr., AL 2121R— 4A. Do jack, Anthony, Fort Camp—1R. Dominique. Harry P., 4460 W. 12th Ave., AL 3090M—2A. Donaghy, David F., 3669 Arbutus St., BA 1660—1A. Donald, Barrie J., 3825 W. 41st Ave., KE 2857—lAg. Donald, William I., 5137 Angus Dr., KE 5095R—3A. Donaldson, Donalda J., 4585 W. 6th Ave., AL 1455R—TT. Donaldson, Thornton J., 2880 Malvern Ave.—4AS. Donaldson, Verna C, 2955 W. 42nd Ave., KE 0120L—1A. Donaldson, W. Robert, Revelstoke, B.C.—2A. Done, Ruth E., 332 4th St., New West., N.W. 2137L—3A. Dong, Bill, 1670 Franklin, HA 4265R—4C. Dong, Gordon, 5675 Manson St., KE 0558R—3A. Dong, Lily, 1670 Franklin, HA 4265R—IN. Dong, May, 1670 Franklin, HA 4265R—2Ph. Donnelly, Helen A., 3596 W. 28th Ave., CH 6185—2A. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8728 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 STUDENT DIRECTORY Donnelly Kenneth R., 3572 E. 45th Ave., DE 1316R—2Me<ffl Donnelly, Richard F., Acadia Camp—1A. Doolan, Kenneth J., 3779 W. 6th Ave., AL 0999L—1A. 1 Doornenbal, Huibert, Acadia Camp—Ag. Doran, Frederick W., 5516 Tower Cres., AL 0035—4AS. Dorey, Lawrence S., Fort Camp—2A. Dosso, Harry W., 4493 W. 12th Ave., AL 1256—2A. Dougan, Terry A., 3477 W. 40th Ave., KE 2873Y—1A. Douglas, Ian M., Fort Camp—2AS. Douglas, Martin, 1831 Trafalgar, CE 0055—1A. Doree, ArthurH., 1144 Victoria Dr., HA 2847R—TT. Dotto, George V, 270 E. 1st Ave., FA 5777R—IAS. Dover, E. David, Y.T.C., lAg. Dovey, Bruce B., Union College, AL 0051—lMed. Dowden, Victor B., 295 W. 45th Ave., EL 3006—1A. Dowling, Norah J., 3981 W. 11th Ave., AL 0944R—4A. 1 Downs, Harold F., 4665 W. 3rd Ave., AL 1338Y—4C. Dowsley, Donald A., 5711 Marguerite, KE 2401—3AS. Doyle, Donald J., 1295 Kings way, FA 5440L—TT. Drab, Allan J., 4544 W. 1st Ave., AL 1278Y— IAS. Draper, Jaesm A., 4270 W. 12th Ave., AL 1287Y—3A. Drayton, Richard W. L., 7037 Adera, KE 3480—1A. Dredge, V. Neil, 1791 E. 7th Ave., HA 1613L—1A. Drennan, Joseph A., Fort Camp—IAS. Drew, Graham A., 3706 W. 17th Ave.—2Ag. Drew, John D., 4175 Balaclava, CH 0939—1C. Drews, Reinhold E., 4493 W. 12th Ave., AL 1256—2A. Drinkwater, Barry K., 343 E. 36th Ave., FR 4936—1C. Drinnan, John H., 1207 Nanton Ave., CH 9155—4AS. Driscoll, Diane I., 3910 W. 24th Ave., AL 2389Y—2PE. ] Driver, Shirley M., 2997 W. 2nd Ave., BA 1202—4A. Dronsfield, Betty M., 7851 Montcalm, KE 0974Y—IN. Drossos, John G., Fort Camp—2Ag. Drossos, Nicholas, 4401 W. 14th Ave., AL 1473Y—GS. Drost, Ian L., 1488 W. 32nd Ave., CH 3342—1L. Drozdzik, Charles A., 1400 Cotton Dr., HA 8776L—1C. Drummond, Alastair M., 5789 College Rd., AL 0209R—1A. Drummond, Ian M., 5789 College Rd., AL 0209R—3A. Drummond, Kenneth J., 4435 W. 12th Ave.—IAS. The CAMPUS FLORISTS Sp&oialvzei, Ut Gosi4,a<j,e6, jpn, aU occaiiand. 4528 W. 10TH ALma 3351 STUDENT DIRECTORY Tracy's THE FASH,0N centre "The College Girls' Style Rendezvous" 524-30 Granville St. puckworth, Muriel J., 2165 Randolph, DE 1671R—2A. Dudley, J. Elizabeth, 4989 Trafalgar, KE 0561R—3A. Dudley, John H, 4643 W. 10th Ave., AL 3688L—3Med. puclos, Gerard G., 5661 University Blvd., AL 3745L— 3C. puerksen, Jacob, 4344 W. 11th Ave., AL 0936R—4Ag. ■Dudley, Leonard C, 2287 Nelson, New West., N.W. 1487L —3L. jbudra, Joseph, Fort Camp, AL 0071—4.AS. Puff, Marianna E., 3506 W. 12th Ave., CH 1804—2A. puff, Ronald H., 3707 Lanark, FA 7538L—TT. fcuffy, Pat, 2760 W. 24th Ave., CE 5296—2F. foufleit, M. Rene, 5684 Kings Road, AL 3328Y—2Ph. iPufton, William C, 2292 W. Keith Rd., North Van., North 2023-M1—3AS.- foumaresq, Wm. W., 4143 W. 12th Ave., AL 1219R—4A. IDu Mont, Alfred C, 3863 W. 9th Ave., AL 2089Y—4F. iDumoulin, William A., 5584 Churchill, KE 2826—1 A. IDuncan, David A., 3003 Mathers Ave., West Van., West 1385-M1—2 AS. IDuncan, Douglas W., 521 E. Windsor Rd., North Van., North 575-L2—lAg. Duncan, Edward D., 5502 Presidents Row, CE 9317—1L. puncan, Mildred E., 3135 W. 14th Ave., CH 1306—4A. Duncan, Richard D., Fort Camp, AL 0031—4A. Duncan, Rosemary A., 1955 W. 12th Ave., CE 4814—2A. Dunlop, Keith R., 6525 Laurel St.—1A. Dunn, Alfred C, 4606 W. 11th Ave.—3C. Dunn, Robert J., Acadia Camp—IAS. Dunn, Walter H., Box 464, New West.—4A. Dunsmore, Robert O., 2257 Tolmie, AL 0388Y—2F. Duprey, Donald, 1122 Semlin Dr., HA 1192L—IAS. Durante, Roy G., 880 Princess Ave., HA 6265R—2A. Dunlop, Lois E., R.R. 3, Kelowna, B.C.—4Ag. Dutt, Mukunda B., Fort Camp—GS. Dutton, Ross W., Fort Camp, AL 0071—1C. Dyck, Harold J., 72 E. 41st Ave., FR 6710—4A. Dyck, Harvey L., 4482 W. 14th Ave.—2A. Dyck, John, 505 E. 49th Ave., FR 7962—2A. Dyck, Lorna R., Nurses Home, V.G.H, FA 6621—4N. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA «28 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 STUDENT DIRECTORY 1 Dyer, Louis M., 4367 W. 13th Ave., AL 2417L—4C. Dyke, Lome D., Fort Camp—2C. Dykeman, J. Murray, 1637 Chesterfield Ave., North VanJ North 1441L—2Ph. Dyrmose, Lawrence, 416 St. George St., New West., N.WJ 4483Y—2A. Dzieciuch, Max A., 11902 51st St., Edmonton, Alta—1AJ Dzubin, Alexander, 630 W. 20th Ave.—GS. E Eadie, Desmond A., 5530 McMaster, AL 0387R— Eagles, Nelson P., 39'33 Palmer, GL 0523L—1A. Earl, John P., 2924 Highbury, AL 2190L—1A. Easter, Calvin B., Prince George, B.C.—1A. Easton, Charles H, 5022 Pr. Albert, FR 6643—2Arch. Easton, John C, 5486 College St., DE 2990R—1A. Eastwood, John W., 3391 W. 39th Ave., KE 1128R—IF. ) Eastwood, Joseph, 1576 E. Broadway, FR 3069R— Ebbett, Thomas W., 2885 E. 20th Ave., DE 2436R—lAg. Ebert, Edward J., Cranberry Lake—2PE. Eberts, Anthony B., Fort Camp—3A. . Ebner, Kurt E., Fort Camp, AL 0071—3Ag. Eccott, James E., 2904 W. 42nd Ave., KE 7944—2C. Eckersley, William G., 834 Anderson Rd., Lulu Is., Rich. 1387L—1A. Eddy, Frederick W., 2436 Palmerston Ave., West Van., West 1080L—3 A. Eddy, Alfred J., 45 Shepherd St., Sault Ste. Marie—2L. Edgar, John C, 2895 W. 42nd Ave., KE 0871R—GS. Edgecombe, Charles F., 4311 W. 9th Ave.,— Edgell, David K., 8149 Laburnum, KE 4325L—1C. Edget, Warren S., 6337 Marguerite, KE 2700—2A. Edmonds, Arthur, 2610 Pearkes Rd., AL 0038—2AS. Edmunds, David W., Vancouver Wireless Station, Ladner 267—1 A. Edmonds, Mary Jane, Anne Wesbrook Hall, AL 0626—1HE. Edwards, Donald K, 2625 Tolmie St., AL 1453Y—GS. Edwards, Howard I., 2256 Kings Ave., Hollyburn P.O., West 1337L—lMed. Edwards, Edward M., 3828 Cartier, CE 2525—1A. Edwards, Jack L. T., 4596 W. 3rd Ave., AL 0460M—2C. Edwards, James H, 1908 Nelson Ave., DE 1155Y—1L. Edwards, Victoria F., 2803 E. 45th Ave., DE 1130—1A. Edwards, William V., 5012 Moss St., DE 5604L—1A. Edwardson, Alfred M., 3983 W. 20th Ave., AL 2227M—1A. Egan, John B., 4411 W. 11th Ave., AL 3256L—2A. PRITCHARD'S 4H0UR CLEANERS 10TH AND ALMA ALma 1493 STUDENT DIRECTORY [There's a Drug Store 2 blocks down from the Wesbrook Building Ehrenholz, Eugene, R.R. 1, Mt. Lehman—4AS. lidsuik, Harold, 4463 W. 13th Ave., AL 3546R—1A- Einarson, Walter, 5894 Inverness St., FR 0265—2A. Eisenstein, B. Bernie. 3110 Willow, FA 5205L— lMed. Elford, Herbert T., 3739 W. 14th Ave., AL 2004M—2A. Elias, Wilma E., 2506 Tower Place—GS. Elkington, W. G., Anglican Theological College—GS. Elkins, Frank G., Fort Camp—IAS. Elliott, Donn G., Mannville, Alta.—2A. mS i& Ellanski, Alexander, Acadia Camp—4F. Elliott, Gordon R., 4624 W. 10th Ave., AL 3173Y—GS. Elliott, John W., Delta St., Ladner, Ladner 170R—3A. Elliott, Gerald B., 1229 Bridgeport Rd., Lulu Is., Rich. 1758-R2 3A. Elliott, Gordon A., 5662 McMaster Rd., AL 3081M—2C. Ellip, Harry, Acadia Camp—IAS. Ellip, Maimo, 4649 W. 11th Ave., AL 1221R—3A. Ellis, William E., 4383 W. 16th Ave., AL 3049L—3L. Ellison, William E., 561 W. 14th Ave.—TT. Ellison, Mary E., Wesbrook Hall—1A. Elmore, Eugene M., Fort Camp, AL 0633—5SW. Elsdon, Diana J., 4653 W. 9th Ave., AL 0591M—4Ph. intherington, Lome G., 1280 Arbutus, CH 7709—1C. Emery, Arnold W., 2356 W. 15th Ave., CH 1214—1A. Emerton, William R., 454 Kelly St., New West., N.W. 5111R —2C. Emery, Alan E., 3890 Cartier, CE 7925—2C. Emigh, William R., 304 W. 11th Ave., EM 1224—IAS. Endersby, Stanley A., Acadia Camp, AL 0079—3AS. Enderton, Stewart W., 4601 W. 7th Ave., AL 0736R—1L. jSndieott, Orville R., 6050 Chancellor Blvd., AL 0050—3A. Endo, Mary A., 58 E. 24th Ave., FA 9332L—2A. Eng, David, 482 W. 19th Ave., FA 0671—1A. Engelhardt, Karl H, Acadia Camp—3AS. Engelland, Shirley M., Nurses Res., V.G.H., FA 6621—4N. Engels, Paul F., Patricio Sanz 1130, Mexico—4AS. English, Pat J., Ste. 11, 1235 Nelson St., MA 1691—1HE. English, Allen J. M., Acadia Camp, AL 0035—4AS. Engman, Henry E., 4422 W. 13th Ave., AL 1004L—4A. CAVE SUPPER CLUB ■* *™ SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 ^_^J^ W 1 16!2 STUDENT DIRECTORY 1959 -5Ag. Enns, George D., Fort Camp—3A. Ennis, Keith H, 3624 Maitland—3AS. Epp, Walter P., Fort Camp—3A. Eraut, Jean A., 1650 Western Parkway, AL 2915R- Erb, James C. G., 2333 3rd Ave. W., BA 3755—IAS. Erdman, Karl L., 2867 W. 19th Ave., CH 1628—4A. Erickson, Johann, 1848 W. 1st Ave., CE 0333—3A. Erickson, John E., 2815 Waterloo, CE 0978—2A. Erickson, Keith R., 1087 W. 11th Ave.—1A. Erickson, Philip T., 200 Cameron Rd., R.R. 8, New West.,1 N.W. 4689-L1—IAS. Errico, Robert T., 2226 W. 40th Ave., KE 2677L—1L. Erskine, Patricia L., 6370 McCleery, KE 0380R—2A. Escott, Audrey H, 2555 W. 5th Ave., CH 9589—1 A. Eshete, Habth, Fort Camp, AL 0633—4Ag. Eshleman, Valden M., 2507 Tennis Cres., AL 0049—3C. > Eskestrand, R. Ragna, 2536 W. 12th Ave., CH 4566—1AJ Esko, Sandfrid, I., 4175 Balaclava, CH 0939—1C. Eso, Joseph, 4606 W. 11th Ave., AL 1641R—TT. Esquivel, Mario de la T., 4518 W. 13th Ave., AL 1149Y—1A.J Esselmont, Patricia A., 4454 W. 2nd Ave., AL 0812R—4A. Esselmont, William J., Acadia Camp, AL 0016—2C. Esson, William A., 1724 McSpadden Ave., HA 5F80R— 4A.I Estelle, Ralph A., 1177 Burris St., N.W. 4198-El—2A. Estrin, Lawrence, 5025 Cypress St., KE 2469M—2A. Evans, Jonathan W., 4606 W. 11th Ave., AL 1641R—2A. 1 Evans, E. Gillis, 1225 W. 49th Ave., KE 6389R—2A. Evans, Tegwin J., 2176 W. 1st Ave., CE 6543—4A. Evans, W. Robert, 500 Dunsmuir,—2A. Evanoff, Stephen S., Loos, B.C.—1A. Evans, Maureen E., 625 W. 11th Ave., FA 1539L—SW. Eveleigh, G. R. Joy, 3391 W. 28th Ave., CH 5350—1A. Ewing, R. Keith, Fort Camp—2Arch. Ewing, Shirley M. A., Youth Training Camp—PE. Ewing, George M., 437 11th St., West Van., West 966R— Ewing, William D., 4466 N.W. Mariine Dr., AL 3711L— 4F. Eyford, Margaret A., 3915 W. 35th Ave., KE 5485L—3HEl Ezzy, Albert R., 3035 Hemlock, CE 9561—1C. University Hardware PAINTS - HARDWARE - CHINA TOYS - GARDEN TOOLS FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES 4536 W. lOrti ALma 1789 STUDENT DIRECTORY 163 rrwi? 50CABS m^i'ii AwAli TO SERVE YOU V/J.J. W1W1 Fabro, Donald J., 3792 W. 1st Ave., AD 1998L—IAS. Fairbairn, Bob A., 3545 Normandy Dr., DE 4050L—1A. falconer, Keith F.,—IAS. falconer, Robert J., 4690 Osier Ave., CH 1574—AL. Fall, Stewart T., 6201 Tofino Terrace, AL 0071—2AS. Farac, Dusan, A., 2567 Georgia St., HA 6749R—1A. Fargey, Donald R., 3055 Marlborough Ave. S. Burnaby DE 1079L—4AS. farina, Norah, 284 E. 18th Ave., FA 6738R—TT. |aris, Kenneth H, Union College AL 0051—3A. iaris, Donald G., Union College, AL 0051—4Ag. Faris, John D., Union College, AL 0051—1A. Farmer, Colin,6007 Yew St., KE 0468Y—3A. Farmer, Geiffrey H., Fort Camp—4A. farncombe, Scot, 1151 Croft Rd., North Van., North 1292L3 Farquhar, Donald J., 3836 W. 25th Ave., AL 3115R— 2A. Farquhar, Simenne P., Acadia Camp—2A. larr, Gerald E., 2831 W. 41st Ave., KE 3057—1A. jarris, Walter H, 2837 W. 21st Ave., CE 5798—3Ph. garry, Gerard F., 5812 Cypress St., KE 4289L—GS. fashoway, Joseph, 4050 Venables St., GL 3249L—1A. fast, Arthur C, 4493 W. 12th Ave., 4Ph. Past, Joyce J., 3699 Osier St., CE 6366—IN. Fast, Victor H., Ste. 43-B, Little Mt. Camp—3C. Faulder, George A., 4473 W. 13th Ave., AL 3546L—3AS. faulkner, Donald A., Acadia Camp, AL 0049—4A. faulkner, Grace I., 4333 W. 9th Ave., AL 1810Y—GS. fawcus, Kenneth S., 3516 W. 3rd Ave., CE 8658—3CC. fearnside, Gwynneth J., 1760 Lonsdale, No. 2207—3C. Featherstone, Harold A., 1191 W. 71st Ave., KE 6957M —IAS. fedirko, Nicholas J.,—1A. jedoroff, Michael, 439 Helmcken, TA 6904—1A. p'edyk, John J., 1973 Haro St. PA 7970—3L. |ee, Thomas P., 4414 W. 4th Ave., AL 0300R—3L. fee, Walter R., 419 W. 21st Ave., FA 3908M—TT. Feistmann, John G., 6221 Tofino Terrace, AL 0031—lArch. |eldes, Joseph J., 2334 E. 39th Ave., DE 6326L—1A. feltham, Ivan R., 2966 W. 35th Ave., KE 3293R—2L. Fenton, Vasey C, Fort Camp—3AS. jenwick, Thomas L., Ladner, B.C., Ladner 19M—2A. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8728 ; SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 STUDENT DIRECTORY Ferguson, Charles W., 3104 Camuson, AL 1246R—4A. Ferguson, Isabelle M., 4405 W. 6th Ave., AL 1266M—3A| Ferguson, James A.,—1A. Ferguson, Robert M., Fort Camp—1A. Feme, David M., 4553 W. 8th Ave., AL 1021Y—3C. Fernyhough, Frederic E., 3407 Manor St., N. Burnaby, DE 233 7Y—4 AS. Ferrario, Mary, 3806 W. 9th Ave., AL 1943R—1A. Ferrie, W. Michael, 5987 Adera St., KE 2247—4C. Ferrie, Elizabeth E., 4086 W. 12th Ave., AL 1117L—1NJ Ferris, A. Boyd, 301 Warwick Apts., Winnipeg—3L. Fetherstonhaugh, Franklin A., 1824 Douglas Rd., New West., N.W. 193-R—4A. Fielding, Peter S., 6708 Evershire, KE 2157R—2SW. Figol, Marlene A. J., Y.W.C.A.—2A. Filer, Roderick G. M., 4611 Angus Dr., CH 6967—4A. Fillipoff, Peter F, 2421 Dunbar, CH 4113—5Ag. Findlay, Allan G., 2211 E. 45th Ave., FR 7064—1C. Findlay, Barbara S., 1923 W. 49th Ave., KE 3625M—1A. Findlay, Jack A., Acadia Camp—1C. Findlay, Lloyd E., Acadia Camp—1A. Fingarson, Lome A., 5273 Taunton St., DE 3398R—2C. 1 Fingarson, Faye E., 5273 Taunton St., DE 3398R—2A. c] Fink, Hermann, 2295 W. 15th Ave., CH 2608—2AS. Finkelstein, Norton, 2536 Guelph, FA 6367R—2C. Finlay, Ann H, 1722 Allison Rd., AL 0321Y—2A. Finlay, John H., 2335 Bayswater, CE 7724—1A. Finlayson, Malcolm J., 1496 Nanaimo St., HA 0873R—3AS. Finnemore, Brian I., 3519 W. 26th Ave., BA 4236—4A. I Fiorentino, Joseph S., Acadia Camp—3AS. Firus, Eric K„ 4033 W. 15th Ave., AL 0736M—4C. Firus, Robert L., 1622 Pemberton Ave., North Van., North 2443-L3—2C. Fisher, Joan M., V.G.H. Nurses Res., FA 6621—2N. Fisher, Robin L., 2368 Bellevue—1A. Fishman, E. David, 2633 E. 4th Ave., HA 5903Y—1L. Fishman, Mollie, Isabel Mclnnes Hall, AL 2366—1A. Fitzgerald, Glyn C, 4389 Locarno Cres., AL 1632R—2A. Fitzpatrick, Hugh D., 4606 W. 11th Ave.—3C. Fitzsimmons, Jerrold M., Acadia Camp—GS. Fjarlie, Earl J., 2295 E. 7th Ave., HA 9851L—2AS. Flader, Charlie, 5949 Hudson, KE 3185Y—2L. Flader, Stella, 5949 Hudson, KE 3185Y—3L. Flahiff, Frederick T., 3013 W. 4th Ave., BA 3951—2A. ■ Flather, Barrie C, 6632 E. Blvd., KE 3749M—4A. Flather, L. W. Elwood, 6632 E. Blvd., KE 3749M—2Med. Fleming, Kenneth E., 908 E. 49th Ave., FR 8267—4C. 1 Flemons, Gordon, 4591 Kingsway, DE 0926—2C. WHEN YOU THINK OF CLOTHES THINK OF KIRK'S 1QK0 1952 STUDENT DIRECTORY 165 Tracy's THE FASH,0N centre "Distinctive Styles for the Co-ed" 524-30 Granville St. ■'lemons, Richard J., 4591 Kingsway, DE 0926—1A. Fletcher, Arthur R., 4675 W. 6th Ave., AL 1351R—3C. fcletcher, Dona L., 7037 Cypress, KE 4344L—3A. feletcher, S. Louise, 2696 W. 33rd Ave., KE 2948R—4A. Fletcher, Norman W., Box 46, Port Coa., Coq. 130—1A. Fletcher, Richard M., 1746 W. 12th Ave., CH 1471—1A. ■Hetcher, V. Joan, 3222 W. 25th Ave., CH 6868—2A. Flett, Frances K., 6102 N.W. Marine Dr., AL 0626—1PE. Fleury, Jean M., Anne Wesbrook Hall, AL 0626—1A. Floe, Carl, 2024 Sasamat, AL 1407L—4Ag. Flynn, James T„ 5504 Presidents Row, AL 0662R—GS. ■Flynn, E- Noreen, Youth Training Centre—1R. BTlynn, Thomas J., 4082 W. 8th Ave., AL 1996—4F. Foerster, H. Douglas, 1106 Gilford St., MA 4803—2A. Fong, Nelson, 742 E. Pender, HA 2329L—2AS. Fonsea, Alan D., 2127 y2 W. 40th Ave.—3AS. Foolkes, Richard G., 650 Rosewood Ave., S. Burnaby, N.W. 3429-Y3—3Med. Foote, John C, 3890 Cartier, CE 7925—4C. Foote, Judith J., 2757 Mathers Ave., West Van., West 1097R—1HE. Forbes, Elizabeth J., 1298 W. 10th Ave., CE 3491—4A. Forbes, Francis D., Fort Camp—3A. Forbes, Lyle P., Fort Camp—2A. Forbes, William G., 5550 Maple,.-KE 1338R—1L. Ford, David L., 3275 E. 46th Ave., DE 3060Y—2AS. Ford, Frederick J., 5830 Hudson, KE 6628—3A. Ford, James M., 3275 E. 46th Ave., DE 3060Y—3Ag. Ford, Lyman D., 4570 W. 14th Ave., AL 0343L—3AS. Ford, Richard R., 1450 Barclay, PA 8769—3Ag. Forde, David H, 3266 E. 21st Ave., DE 2384R—1A. Forman, Allan G., Fort Camp, AL 0031—4A. Fornasier, Silvio L., 4886 Earles Rd., DE 1548L—1A. Fournasier, Oswaldo. Acadia Camp, Y.T.C.—1A. Forrest, Doug E., 3863 W. 22nd Ave., AL 2878R—2A. Forrest, Robert J., 2739 E. Hastings St., HA 1928R—4Ag. Forrest, John A., 2117 Wesbrook Villa, AL 0019—3AS. Forrester, Margaret, 6161 Churchill, KE 2551L—4HE. Forrester, Norma, 6161 Churchill, KE 2551L—1HE. Forrester, Raymond R., 3521 Marshal St., HA 0697R—1A. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA ™ SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 jy "1 STUDENT DIRECTORY Fors, Ragnar, Acadia Camp, AL 0010—O.Ag. Forseng, Evan G., 322% E. 8th Ave., FA 2850Y—2A. Forsgren, Norman J., 4465 W. 12th Ave., AL 0435L—1AJ Forsander, de Savery R. P., Y.T.C.—1A. Forsyth, Donald A., 578 Roanoke Ave., Kelowna—TT. Forsyth, J. Allen, 1496 E. 8th Ave., FA 0688R—4Ag. Forsyth, Owen S., 5510 Fairview, AL 0060—2A. Forsythe, D. David, 4255 W. 12th Ave., AL 1726L—4AS. 1 Forestcue, John A. C, Fort Camp—4A. Fortin, Leo N, 3508 Dundas St., GL 1925R—1A. Forward, Alan D., 1629 Allison Rd., AL 0558—3A. Forward, Peter S., Ste. 214, 5600 Dalhousie Rd., AL 3231Y1 —4A. Foster, Eric, 4627 W. 5th Ave., AL 0208Y—1A. Foster, Anthea W., Acadia Camp—1C. Fotheringham, Allan, 4082 W. 8th Ave., AL 1996—3A. Foucher, Maurice D., Fort Camp—2A. Fougner, Edward I., 4082 W. 8th Ave., AL 1996—1PE. j Fountaiin, Joyce R., 3026 W. 36th Ave., KE 2510R—1A. Fournier, Cyril, 4663 W. 12th Ave., AL 0993R—4A. Fowler, Arthur G., 2120 Wesbrook Cres., AL 0061—4C. Fowler, Muren N, Mary Bollert Hall—1A. Fowler, Robert E., 319 3rd St., New West., N.W. 2951—3L. Fox Barbara J., 837 Grand Blvd., North Van., North 1381YI —1A. Fox, Clyde F. D., 1168 Devonshire Cres., CH 5700—3A. 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Fraser, Frederick J., 2402 Yale St., HA 3588R—1A. Fraser, Iain E., DU House—1L. jFraser, John A., 1909 Quilchena Cres., KE 0742— Fraser, John A., 2834 Pine, CH 3714—3AS. iFraser, Kenneth C, 8315 Angus Dr., KE 5935L—1A. Fraser, Murray M. F., Apt. 4, 1176 W. 12th Ave.—GS. IFraser, Paul P., 4433 Pandora St., N. Burnaby, GL 1480L 2A. Fraser, Roderick P., 4178 W. 14th Ave. ,AL 3288—1 A. iFraser, James H., Fort Camp—3R. Fraser, Russell G., 1576 Montcalm, CH 6617—1A. jFraser, William L., 6037 Churchill, KE 1636—4AS. Eraser, William P., 325 W. 18th St., N. Van., North 2480Y —4A. Fredrickson, Frank G., 2170 W. 35th Ave., KE 2995L—4C. Fredrickson, John M., 2170 W. 35th Ave., KE 2995L—4A. iFredriksen, Roland T., Fort Camp—IAS. §Free, Doreen B., Mary Bollet Hall, AL 1900—2A.-^"sBS :Freedman, Max, 1060 W. 8th Ave., BA 1504—2AS. Freeman, George C, 1653 W. 64th Ave., KE 4435R—3A. EFreeman, Laurence A., 1109 Devonshire Cres., CH 5634 —1A. [Freeman, Arline J., 1915 Haro, PA 6029—1A. Freeman, Margaret B., 1653 W. 64th Ave., KE 4485R—4A. Freeman, Edward B., Acadia Camp, AL 0049—2A. Freeman, Stephen, Fort Camp—2A. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA "28 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 ~1 168 STUDENT HANDBOOK 1952^ French, Margaret A., 4508 W. 13th Ave., AL 0727M—N. French, Basil K„ 1616 Summer St.—1C. French, Ian W., 1294 Dogwood Cres., N. Van., North 3493-La —1A. Friesen, Dennis R., 2455 W. 15th Ave.—1A. Friesen, John, 256 E. 44th Ave., FR 8888—3A. Friesen, Gary N.,—2A. Friesen, Susan, 4410 W. 2nd Ave., AL 1719R—2A. Frisby, David E., 3691 W. 36th Ave., KE 3457R—1A. Frith, Clive D., 7061 Angus Dr., KE 1875R—3A. Fritske, Arthur C, 5838 Cree St., FR 6218—4A. Frodsham, Arthur S., 1040 Lakewood Dr., HA 2691Y—2A. Fry, Howard C, 4656 W. 13th Ave., AL 0399M—2Ph. Fry, Patricia A., 2002 Quilchena Cres., KE 5203—TT. Fry, Roger C, Acadia Camp—GS. Fryklind, Vernon T., 4194 Inverness, FA 9374R—4Ph. Fiuisawa, George K., 2165 W. 3rd Ave., CH 1155—3A. Fukusawa, Roy H, 2511 Wallace Cres., AL 3258R—2ASJ Fukuyama, Chiyeko, 1712 Acadia Rd., AL 3734L—2HE. j Fukuyama, George S., Acadia Camp—GS. Fulford, George H, 3303 W. 3rd Ave., CH 7195—3AS. Fulham, Edward, 6231 Tofino Terrace, AL 0031—2A. Fuller, William M., 4548 W. 15th Ave., AL 1092M—3Med. Fulton, Beverley J., Anne Wesbrook Hall, AD 0626—3A. Fulton, S. Budwin, 3785 W. 4th Ave., AL 3117R—3A. Fung, Edward W., 56 W. 20th Ave., EM 1661—2Med. Furby, Richard E., 666 E. 53rd Ave., FR 8910—1A. Furniss, Patricia K., 5950 Cartier, KE 1312—4A. Futcher, George G., 3780 W. 3rd Ave., AL 1760R—5A. Futcher, R. James, 3780 W. 3rd Ave., AL 1760R—1A. Fyfe, Richard W., Kindersley, Sask.—2A. Fyfe, William G., 2233 W. 2nd Ave.,—1C. G Gadd, Thomas H., 4511 Beverley Cres., CE 1352—2A. Gaensbauer, Herbert T., Fort Camp, AL 0071—3AS. Gaetz, E. Rae, Acadia Camp, AL 0026—4HE. Gaff, K. E. Gale, 3210 Clive Ave., DE 1442L—8L. Gain, Donald B. M., 709 Brunette St., New West., N.W.l 1580-L2—lMed. Gairns, Charles H, 3272 E. 46th Ave., DE 4826M—2AS. Gaisford, George F., 2525 Balsam, CH 7970—1A. Galbraith, Craig L. T., 3466 W. King Edward, CH 0496 —lMed. Galbraith, Donald S., 2926 W. 8th Ave., CE 9801—2A. Galbraith, George W., 5338 McHardy St., DE 0898Y— Quick, Expert Lubrte- UBC Shell Station ation far your car at your 10th and DISCOVERY r STUDENT DIRECTORY 169 Taxi? YO™LOcc0AL CH 5151 pale, HenryH., 5637 Wycliffe Rd., AL 0321L—3Med. pale, Robert M., 3176 W. 34th Ave., KE 3692R—2AS. ■rallagher, Robert M., Fort Camp—1L Galloway, Leslie R., 3559 W. 37th Ave., KE 2504R—3AS. Gamache, Gilberte M., 264 Blue Mtn. Rd., New West., N.W. 3879-R2—4A. Gardner, Donald A., 5502 Presidents Row, AL 1279R—3AS. Garmulewicz, Boguslaw, 803 E. 7th Ave., FA 1951Y—2A. Garrad, Norval V., 4080 Kaslo St., DE 5244R—1A. Gartrell, Beverley M., 5515 Agronomy Rd., AL 0026—2A. Gandossi, Bruno F., 1216 W. 26th Ave., CH 8082—1A. pane, Frederick W., Fort Camp—3AS. IGannon, Norene A., 2851 Alma Rd.,'AL 1825Y—1PE. Gardner, Robert F., 4324 W. 11th Ave., AL 3312L—TT. Gardiner, Richard K., 994 W. 19th Ave., CH 9527—GS. Garfinkel, C. Rochelle, 4012 E. Blvd., CE 5052—1A. Garrison, Bruce E., 1544 W. 57th Ave., KE 44T5M—4AS. parstin, Valerie L., 4706 W. 9th Ave., AL 0754—2A. Gartley, Mary M., Log House, Stanley Park, MA 5961 2A. Gartside, Helen C, 4521 W. 7th Ave., AL 1075Y—3A. Gartside, William M., 1209 Nanaimo St., New West., N.W. 5939R—1C. Garvin, Murray L., 2508 E. 4th Ave., HA 1333M—1A. Gates, Alan F., 4164 W. 11th Ave., AL 0448M—2A. Gates, Phillip E., St. Leon, B.C.—1A. Gates, Margaret B., 326 3rd St., New West., N.W. 6368L —1A. Gauer, Lionel P.,1392 W. 53rd Ave., KE 6471Y—4C. Gavan, Frank M., 5642 Dalhousie Rd., AL 0056—1A. Gavin, Elma M., 3196 Waverley Ave., DE 2187Y—1A. Gawick, Michael N., 4563 W. 2nd Ave., AL 1476Y—3Ph. Gee, Edward B. L., 82 E. Pender, PA 8863—1C. Gee, Lila, 1950 Nurses Res., V.G.H., FA 6621—2N. Gee, Margaret J., 82 E. Pender, PA 8863—3L. Geen, Glen H, Acadia Camp—2A. George, Ian M., 3854 W. 11th Ave., AL 2011M—2A. Gell, Gordon W., 827 W. 24th Ave.—3Med. Gelley, Maurine E., 2876 W.17th Ave.—2SW. Gelmon, Alvin D., 2908 Oak St., CH 5768—4A. Genis, James D., 6980 Hudson, KE 7852Y—1L. George Vera M., 891 Chilco St., TA 2065—1HE. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA *™ SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 a "1 STUDENT HANDBOOK Gerard, Irmgard M., 1000 Boundary Bay Rd., Ladner, B.C., Ladner 145—GS. Gerber, Elaine F., 3067 W. 25th Ave., CH 1953—IKE. Gerber, Howard, 3067 W. 25th Ave., CH1953—4Ph. Gerein, Alfred N, R.R. 1, Kelowna, B.C.—3Med. Gerwing, Howard B., 4237 W. 16th Ave., AL 1144R— Ghitter, Harvey A., 621 Colborne St., NewWest., N.WJ 5208R—3C. Giani, Darshaan S., 186 W. 2nd Ave., CH 222 R5rC$ALB Giani, Darshan S., 1866 W. 2nd Ave., CH 2226—1A. Gibbard, Ida M., 1756 W. 57th Ave., KE 1896—3A. Gibbard, Kenneth C, Union College, AL 0051—4A. Gibbard, Harold J., 1756 W. 57th Ave., KE 1896L—1A. Gibson, Donald L., 1916 W. 14th Ave., CE 0304—1A. Gibson, Garry A., 5330 Fisher PL, Seattle—2AS. Gibson, George B., 3916 Inverness St., FA 3535R—IAS. Gibson, James N., 3761 W. 10th Ave., AL 1050R—3SW. Gibson, Wilma M., Acadia Camp, AL 0026—3A. Gibson, William G., 1916 W. 14th Ave., CE 0304—IF. Gibson, William D., 1932 McNichol Ave.—2A. Giegerich, Joseph D., Acadia Camp, AL 0079—2AS. Gifford, Bruce C, 506 First St., New West., N.W. 6377B —4A. Gifford, Robert G., Box 606, Courtenay, B.C.—IAS. Gilbert, Richard D., Fort Camp, AL 0049—3A. Gilchrist, Aluin G. F., Acadia Camp, AL 0049—3A. Gilchrist, Robert W., 311 8th St., New West. N.W. 32747 —3L. Gilchrist, Barbara A., 2584 Courtney St., AL 1009M—1A. Gilders, C. James, Wynndel, B.C.—IF. Giles, Deirdre A., 2851 Alma Rd., AL 1825Y—IN. Gill, Mohindar S., Fort Camp—4C. Gill, Niranjai S., 1763 W. 2nd Ave., CE 1253— Gill, S. Gurdev, Fort Camp—3A. Gill, Gerald A., 1955 W. 16th Ave., CH 0115—4A. Gill, Lois M., 3522 W. 30th Ave., KE 5319R—1SW. Gillanders, David A., Fort Camp, AL 0071—3A. Gillanders, Ross C, Fort Camp, AL 0071—1A. Gillard, Marie J. H, V.G.H., FA 6621—4AS. TYPING ELOISE STREET Essays, Theses, Manuscripts, Mimeographing. Notes a Specialty No. 7 Dalhousie Apts. University Area ALma 0655-R Vz Block from R.C.M.P. Station CAMPUS RATES STUDENT DIRECTORY Tracy's THE FASH,0N centre "Everything in Fine Quality Sportswear" 524-30 Granville St. Gillespie, Sheila C, Acadia Camp—3Ag. Iftlley, James C, 2120 Wesbrook Cres., AL 0061—4AS. lilley, Wilma C, 4276 W. 14th Ave.,—1A. Sillies; Robert S., 3040 Proctor St., West Van., West 1405- —R2—1A. fillis, Austin C, 4258 W. 11th Ave., AL 0898L—2A. Willis, John M., 3708 W. 14th Ave., AL 1994M—GS. Silmore, Robert C, 4870 Cambridge, GL 0934R—3C. Silmour, Ann G., 1029 Lawson, West Van., West 1904R —1A. lilmour, James F., 2677 W. 35th Ave., KE 3861Y—4Arch. jilson, Murray A., 729 E. 5th St., North Van., North 2226M—2A. Simple, Gordon W. 4340 Venables, GL 2607M—1A. Ginsberg, Lois C, 1195 W. 50th Ave., KE 1130R—2A. Ginsberg, Rose, 3185 Weald Rd., Victoria—2A. Girling, Peter R., 4756 Blenheim, KE 5105L—3AS. Girling Valerie M., 4756 Blenheim, KE 5105L—3A. Siroday, Michael R. C. B., 2792 Eton, HA 5852L—1A. Sirvin, Gerald W., 3514 W. 34th Ave., KE 1342L—1A. Sisborne, Bert, Box 94, R.R. 1, Ladysmith—2AS. Sjervain, Bjornulv, 4688 W. 13th Ave., AL 0594L—4AS. Sladman, Diane V. P., 2939 Colwood Dr., North Van., North 3132-R3—1A. Gladstone, Sydney, 4435 W. 12th Ave., AL 1011R—3C. Glanville, Rosalie J., 3330 Radcliffe Ave., West Van., West 471-M2—3A. Glaspie, Michael B., 1737 Matthews Ave., CH 9229—1A. Glasgow, Stan K., 3863 W. 11th Ave., AL 0523L—3Ag. Grlassner, Irving, 1308 W. 50th Ave., KE 5944M—IAS. Grleig, Donald B., 5807 Wallace, KE 7547R—1C. Glotman, Martin, 895 W. 15th Ave., FA 1325M—4AS. Glucksman, Myron L., 6729 Granville, KE 4722R—1A. Goberdhan, Lincoln C, Acadia Camp—lAg. Godefroy, David P., 4674 W. 8th Ave., AL 2418R—3L. Godfrey, John N., 2914 W. 29th Ave., KE 4967R—4F. Gorkoff, John, 115 Chatham St., Nelson, B.C.—IAS. Godkin, Nora, 5256 Dunbar, KE 4391M—1A. Godson, Denis A., Anglican Theological College—2A. Godson, Kenneth T., 2563 Napier St., HA 5075M—1A. Godwin, Elizabeth J. H, 2564 Linden Ave., S. Burnaby, N.W. 475-L2—5N. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8728 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 j) STUDENT DIRECTORY 1 1952 Goertz, Otto P., 891 W. 26th Ave., FA 1677R—4A. Goertzen, George, 1030 W. 33rd Ave., KE 1526Y—3A. Gold, Harry, 385 W. 16th Ave., FA 7938R—3A. Gold, Iris B., 5.18 Richmond St., New West., N.W. 4023"jl —IN. Goldbloom, Theodore, 1946 W. 25th Ave., CE 2717—3A. j Golden, Myron J., 6090 Hudson, KE 2117—2L. Goldie, Robert A., 3202 W. 4th Ave., CE 4328—2A. Goldie, Hugh J|, 3309 E. 29th Ave., DE 2587L—4AS. Golding, Richard H. T., 4678 W. 4th Ave., AL 0465Y—4A.1 Goldman, M. Nisson, 1108 1st Ave., N.W. Moose Jaw, AL 3584M—1L. Goldrick, Michael K., 2606 W. 34th Ave., KE 0091L—1A. Goldsmith, Allan, 2562 Crown, AL 0724R—2L. Goldsmith, Daniel, 2562 Crown, AL 0724R— 1L. Gonzales, Bruce M., 3258 W. 20th Ave., CH 5370—3Ph. 1 Gonzales, P. Louis, 18 Mariona, Cuba—4A. Goodale, L. Ross, Squamish, B.C.—2A. Goodall, Roger G., Fort Camp—3A. Goode, Thomas H., 2131 Frederick Ave., DE 5070—1A. Goodland, Katharine M., Anne Wesbrook Hall, AL 0629 —2Ph. Goodship, Geoffrey L., Port Moody, B.C.—2PE. Godaul Singh, Rodan, Acadia Camp—1A. Gorbat, Elsie R., 4484 W. 12th Ave., AL 0229L—3A. Gordienko, Jorge A., 4518 W. 12th Ave., AL 1149Y—3AS1 Gordienko, Eugenio A., 4518 W. 12th Ave., AL 1149Y—5Ar. Gordon, Charles A., 1566 W. 14th Ave., CH 1115—1C. Gordon, Faelyn, 482 W. 21st Ave., FR 6446R—1A. Gordon, Mary E., 3965 W. 19th Ave., AL 2235Y—2Med| Gordon, Moses, 2515 W. 7th Ave., CH 9822—1L. Gordon, Robert B., Fort Camp—1A. Gordy, Peter L., 4435 W. 12th Ave.—2A. Gorman, Edward L., Hut 7, Little Mt. Camp—2A. Goronzy, Edwin J., 4394 W. 14th Ave., AL 0287Y—lASJ Gorwill, Ruth J., 1825 W. 16th Ave., CE 5651—3PE. Gosse, Donald A., 3058 W. 35th Ave., KE 5581L—2A. Goudy, Katharine R., 2889 Highbury, AL 0280L—2HE. Goudy, Elizabeth, 2889 Highbury, AL 0280L—1A. Gough, Joan E., 4659 W. 8th Ave., AL 0646Y—2A. Goulding, Muriel A., 5926 Trafalgar, KE 0686Y—IN. Goulet, Henriette, 949 Harris Ave., N. West., N.W. 3529-L2 —4A. Goult, John B., 4735 W. 6th Ave., AL 2758—2L. Gourlay, R. Bruce, 3401 W. 32nd Ave., KE 5107R—IF. 1 Gourlie, Robert N., 4620 W. 7th Ave., AL 1267L—3L. Gower, Frank W., 3391 Heather, FA 2472R—4A. PRITCHARD'S 4 H0UR CLEANERS 10TH AND ALMA ALma 1493 1952 STUDENT DIRECTORY 173 Lecture Time? CHECK the clock above Hanley Pharmacy Krady, Patricia R., 6625 Angus Dr., KE 3605R—4Ph. graham, Barry M., 4618 W. 12th Ave., AL 0295M—1A. Graham, Donald M., 6424 Prince Albert, FR 6629—2F. Graham, Douglas J. T., 4664 W. 10th Ave., AL 2124R—2L. Graham, Harold E., 12222 110 Ave., Edmonton—2A. Graham, John M., 144 Millstream Rd., Langford, B.C. 3Med. Graham, Gordon R., Acadia Camp, AL 0062—lArch. tjraham, Robert C. S., R.R. 1, Oyama, B.C.—1A. Graham, Sheila H., 6101 N.W. Marine Dr., AL 2408—4A. jGraham, Verna J., Anne Wesbrook Hall, AL 0626—1HE. Grais, Gary S., 2088 Cornwall, BA 4593—1A. fcrrandmaison, Orick N., Acadia Camp—2Ag. Granger, Daphne J., 3478 W. 36th Ave., KE 0214L—4N. ^Granholm, Clarence J., 280 Lougheed Hwy., N.W. 4287-M3 —4C. Grant. J. Phyllis D., 4312 Angus Dr., CH 3821—3HE. Grant, John M., 4552 W. 12th Ave.—IAS. Grant, Donald S., Fort Camp—2AS. Grant, Donald T., 4094 W. 18th Ave., AL 2294R—4F. Grant, Elizabeth A., 1862 Inglewood Ave., Hollyburn, B.C., West 882-L—3A. Grant, Gwendolyn L., 4086 W. 17th Ave.—1A. Grant, John H, 2960 W. 44th Ave., KE 1618—1A. Grant, Richard A., 5529 University Blvd.—IAS. Grant, Walter S., 616 Fourth St., New West., N.W. 41T8R 2 A Grant, William E., 4715 Angus Dr., CE 7515—1A. Grantham, Evelyn M., 4564 Blenheim, AL 0614M—4A. Grantham, Peter R., 3893 W. 38th Ave., KE 3262M—3A. Gray, Charles P., 1536 W. 60th Ave., KE 4570M—4A. Gray, Daryl H., 4459 W. 6th Ave., AL 0358L—1A. Gray, Helen C, Mary Bollert Hall, AL 0066—IN. Gray, John A., 744 Spokane St., Trail, B.C.—4C. Gray, John A., 4570 W. 14th Ave., AL 0343L—IF. Gray, Pamela A., Acadia Camp—2A. Gray, Robert St. G., 4459 W. 6th Ave., AL 0358L—4A. Grayson, Norma J., Acadia Camp, AL 0026—3A. Greaves, Frederick T., 823 W. 16th Ave., FA 2088R—2A. Grebski, Edward S., 2607 W. 14th Ave., CE 0680—3A. Grebski, Irene H., 2607 W. 14th Ave., CE 0680—1A. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8728 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 J STUDENT DIRECTORY 1 Green, Maxine W., 4270 W. 10th Ave., AL 0160L—1A. Green, Norman N., 5830 Granville, KE 3074L—1A. Green, Harold G., 4230 E. Pender, GL 0066L—1C. Green, Robert B., 49C, Little Mt. Camp—TT. Green, Stephen H, 1925 Pendrell St., MA 0968—1L. Green, Sylvia J., Mary Bollert Hall, AL 1900—1 A. Green, Myra L., 1460 W. 40th Ave., KE 0259M—4A. Greene, Justin W. deP., 4612 Southwood, S. Burnaby—4Cl Greene, Robert E., 2769 Ward Ave., DE 0771R—GS. Greenwood, Donald S., 1473 W. Keith Rd., North VanJ North 1403—1A. Greenwood, G. Douglas, R.R. 2, Nanaimo, B.C.—2A. Greenwood, Hugh J., 390 E. Kings Rd., North Van., Northl 2049L—3AS. Gregorak, John, 3620 W. 2nd Ave., CE 0528—1A. Gregory, Carol E., 4433 W. 5th Ave., AL 1335L—1A. Gregory, J. Hadden, Union College, AL 0051—1A. Gregory, Peter J., 4433 W. 5th Ave., AL 1335L—2C. Gregory, William, Fort Camp, AL 0071—2AS. Greifenberger, Albert W., 4406 W. 2nd Ave., AL 1719M —1A. Greig, Robert W., 4374 W. 9th Ave., AL 0383L—3L. Grenon, Oliver J., Hut 42A, Little Mt. Camp—3AS. Grey, Margaret H. M., 2057 W. 43rd Ave., KE 2377R—1PE. Greyson, Richard I., 4358 W. 10th Ave., AL 0870L—4A. Greive, Janet R., 3929 W. 23rd Ave., AL 2257M—5N. Griffin, William W., 6122 Laburnum, KE 2197L—1A. Griffin, Margaret C, 4685 W. 11th Ave.—3A. Griffin, James R., 47C, Little Mt. Camp—2AS. Griifin, Shirley-Anne, 3805 W. 15th Ave., AL 1870Y— Griffith, Arthur J., 1445 Pendrill, TA 1785—4A. Griffiths, Arthur W., 2516 Kitchener, HA 5279M— IAS. Griffiths, J. Barry, 4637 W. 15th Ave., AL 3442L—2C. Griffiths, George M,, 5615 Agronomy Rd.—GS. Griffiths, Robert R., 6050 Chancellor Blvd., AL 0050—2A. Griffiths, Roy S., 1396 E. 37th Ave., FR 2250—2GS. Grigoruk, Alexander, 6211 Tofino Terrace—2A. Grimmer, Beverley J., 1615 Dublin, New West., N.W. 6222L —4 A. Grinston, J. Adelma, 1712 Acadia Rd.—4HE. Grimston, J. G., Fort Camp—2A. Grimston, M. Evelyn, 1650 Allison Rd., AL 3521R—1A. Grisedale, Mary, 3726 Pr. Albert, FA 6072R—2A- Groberman, Herbert, 5375 Selkirk, KE 3174R—1A. - Groberman, Joel, 5375 Selkirk, KE 3174R—4A. Groue, Edward W., 200 W. 15st St., North Van., North 791R—4 A. Grouue, Alexander J., Blaine Lake—2A. ARROW SHIRT HEADQUARTERS Kirk's Varsity Shop 4444 WEST TENTH STUDENT DIRECTORY TWi? CALLblacktop rn'Kizi XClAl* RADIO CABS v/JUL eJxtlX iroulx, Robert C, 4146 W. 15th Ave., KE 4215R—2A. Brubb, E. Margaret, Acadia Camp, AL 0026—3A. Bruno, Robert S., 54 E. 14th Ave., FA 8043M—2AS. Bryschuk, Steve, 4473 W. 13th Ave., AL 3546L—1A. Guest, Gowan T., 1270 W. 11th Ave., CH 6629—2L. Guglielmin, Alfred A., 3875 W. 4th Ave., AL 3117R—2A. puichon, Therese M., 4596 W. 8th Ave., AL 1494Y^3C. feubbels, Cleophas P., 4524 W. 7th Ave., AL1517M— Guile, Robert H., Fort Camp, AL 0071—3A. Guilliamse, B. C.L., 4673 W. 12th Ave., AL 2905L—3A. Guise, Jacqueline M., 2988 Crown, AL 1229Y—1A. Gulsoy, Yusuf, 3023 W. 10th Ave., BA 3217—4A. Gunn, J. David, 2137 W. 1st Ave., BA 2354—2AS. Guns, T. Brian, 2322 Lawson Ave., West Van., West 1948R —1A. Gurevich, Shirley, 841 W. 19th Ave., FA 3011L—lAg. Gustavson, Clarence S., 3869 W. 23rd Ave., AL 2748—IAS. Gutenberg, Mary A., 2030 Vine, CH 3838—5N. Guthrie, David A., 79 Aldridge, Trail, B.C. —3AS. Gutman, Francis, 405 W. 29th Ave., FA 8869M—IAS. Gutteridge, W. Thomas, 4740 Narvaez Dr., KE 2020R—4A. Gwyther, Barbara F., 4686 W. 5th Ave., AL 0729M—3HE. H Hackett, Alan F., 6376 Wiltshire, KE 4766—4C. Hackett Cedric B 1A Hackett,' Robin M.', 6376 Wiltshire St., KE 4766—1A. Hacking, Ian M., 434 E. St. James Rr., N. Van. N 453L2 —1A. Hadwen, Charles T., 3880 W. 13th Ave., AL 1837R—2A. Haereid, Hans B., 3036 W. 7th Ave., CH 5267—1L. Haering, Rudolph R., 2256 Tolmie St., AL 0388Y—3A. Halmeier, Edwin M., 3905 W. 12th Ave., AL 1510L—GS. Haines, Alfred R., 8094 Heather St., FR 8692—1A. • Hakstian, Robert W. 5909 Trafalgar St., KE 3269M—3A. Halak, Joseph, 1350 Burrard St.—3A. Hales, Elizabeth A., Isabel Maclnnes Hall—1A. Hales, Frederick W. 4043 Dunbar St. AL 2580Y—1A. Haley, Richard W., 1711 London St., N. West., NW 6151R —4AS. Hall, David A., 1356 W. 47th Ave., KE 5445—1C. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8728 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 __j) STUDENT DIRECTORY 1 1952 Hall, Dleap S., 316 Johnston St., N. West. NW 1678RS 2C. Hall, Dorothy N., 4276 Quesnelle Dr., CE 9380—1A. Hall, Dougles G., 6076 Victoria Dr., FR 7027—1A. Hall, Francis I., 1169 Harwood St. MA 9889—1A. Hall, Glennys M., 4622 N.W. Marine, AL 0557—3A. Hall, Helen M„ 4276 Quesnelle Dr., CE 9380—2A. Hall, John C, 1121 Davie St., PA 1478—2Ph. Hall, John F., 4742 Drummond Dr., AL 1966—1A. Hall, John V., 4112 W. 11th Ave.—lMed. Hall, Kenneth G.,—2PE. Hall, Mactiar S., 316 Johnston St. N. West., NW 1678RI 4C. Hall, Marjorie W., 232 Anson Ave. Rich 0769L3—1A. Hall, Norman N., 1060 Barclay St. MA 3330—2A. Hall, Thais L., 56 W. 43rd Ave., FR 2255—lMed. Hallbauer, Robert E., 1105 W. 10th Ave.—3AS. Hallet, Das. O., 4515 Langara Ave., AL 3344R—2A. Hallam, Hugh T., 4524 W. 14th, AL 0494M—4A. Halpin, Constance B., 83B YTC—1HE. Haltalin, Kenneth C, 6825 Laburnum, KE 1298Y—2A. Hambley, John B., 1843 E. 15th Ave., HA 1690Y—4AS. Hambrook, Thomas J., 3567 Dunbar, AL 3032M—lAg. Hamilton, Clarence L., 51-B Little Mt. Camp—4A. Hamilton, Ian J., 4175 Balaclava, CH 0939—3A, University Transfer Ltd. FURNITURE MOVING - CRATING SHIPPING - BAGGAGE DELIVERY Serving the Students and the University Area for 40 years ALma 1005 4217 West 13 th Ave. r STUDENT DIRECTORY Tracy's THE FASH,0N centre 'The College Girls' Style Rendezvous" 524-30 Granville St. Hamilton, John F., 3458 Quesnelle Dr., CH 9072—2C. Hamilton, John D., 3874 W. 13th Ave. AL 1832R—3Med. Hamilton, Irene J., 3924 Eton St., GL 0653R—1HE. Hamilton, Howard J., 2065 W. 35th Ave., KE 4780Y—2L. Hamilton, William C, 717 - 7th Ave. N. West., NW 5979R 3Ph. Hamilton, Lorna E., 4476 W. 7th Ave., AL 0193Y—2AS. Hamm, Peter M., 4371 W. 13th Ave., AL 0314R—3A. Hampton, Peter B., Acadia Camp—4A. Hancock, Ronald J., 4378 W. 11th Ave., AL 0127L-—4A. Hancock, Maureen G., Acadia Camp—1PE. Handling, Frances K., 382 E. St. James, N. Van. N. 1520L1 —1A. Hanington, Earl G., Fort Camp, AL 0071—4AS. Haniuk, Einard S., 3550 W. 1st Ave., CE 0018—4Ag. Hansen, John I., 315 Salten Rr. RR7, N. West.—2C. Hansen, Ronald M., 2175 Alma Rd., AL 0285M—1C. Hanslip, Gavin, Acadia—IAS. Hanson, John H., 3649 Clinton St. S. Burnaby, DE 5494F 5Arch. Hanson, Leonard, 3763 W. 38th Ave., KE 1855L—1A. Hanssen, Louis J., 2409 Kings Ave., W. Van. W. 1596—2A. Harder, Fred A., 1065 W. 15th Ave., CE 9982—3Med. Hardie, Elizabeth M., 3432 W. 26th, CH 5083—1A. Hardie, Joan C, 3940 W. 12th Ave., AL 1443Y—ITT. Harding, David R., 1922 W. 1st Ave., BA 4410—2A. Hardwick, David F., 6958 Churchill St., KE 1239R—3A. Hardwick, Walter G., 6958 Churchill St., KE 1237R—4A. Hardy, Bruce A., 3108 W. 36th Ave., KE 6143L—2Ag. Hardy, D. Kenneth, 1716 Argyle, W. 1365L—1A. Hardy, James E., Fort Camp—3A. Hardy, John A., 424 E. 20th Ave. FA 2207R—IAS. Hare, Allan C, 2146 W. 47th KE 2248R—GS. Hare, Diane T., 5531 Bruce St., FR 5267—1HE. Hargreaves, Douglas J., 8026 Heather St., FR 8550—4Ph. Harlos, Roland E., 7963 Granville St., KE 4677Y—2Med. Harman, Charles K.,—1A. parman, Patrick G., 2185 W. 14th, CH 6785—4AS. Jgarmsworth, Harry P., Acadia Camp, AL 0049—TTi [Harnetty, Peter, Acadia Camp—4A. Harp, Edwin B., 3568 W. 38th Ave., KE 3820—1GS. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8728 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 STUDENT DIRECTORY 1 Harper, Betty L., 3830 W. 33rd Ave., KE 3315R—1SW. Harper, Donald A., 4198 W. 13th Ave., AL 0723R—2A. Harper, James L„ 3708 Quesnelle Dr., CE 9308—3A. Harper, Lawrence M., 4034 Inam Ave., DE 4246M—2AS. Harper, Margaret A., Rm. 204 Anne Wesbrook Hall, AL 0626—1 A. Harries, Elizabeth S., 3456 W. 18th Ave., CH 2064—1HE. Harriott, Hyatt L., 3713 Blenheim St. CE 1609—1A. Harriott, Rosalie K., 3713 Blenheim St., CE 1609 3A. Harris, Charles R., 861 Esquimalt Ave. W. 86R—IAS. Harris, Charles R., Acadia Camp—3A. Harris, Clifford K., 949 W. 17th Ave. CH 1164—GS. Harris, Daphne J. 1882 Western Parkway, AL 0685M—4A. Harris, Paul W., 1337 W. 11th Ave. CE 3921—2Med. Harris, Charles G., 4325 W. 9th., AL 0320M—3A. Harris, Jack P., 4325 W. 9th, AL 0320M—1A. Harris, Murray C, Union College, AL 0051—4AS. Harris, Nancy J.—TT. Harris, Peter, Union College—AL 0051—2F. Harris, Thomas M., Acadia Camp—IAS. Harrison, Elouise R., Womens' Res.—2A. Harrison, Marie O., 496 E. 62nd Ave. FR 3365—3PE. Harrison, Gordon R., 2986 Pt. Grey Rd. BA 2637—4AS. Harrison, John P., 1961 W. King Edward, CE 5844—3C. Harrison, Mary L., 829 Blundell Rd., Rich 1274L—3PE. Harrower, William T., Box 158, Little Mt. Camp—4AS. Harshenin, Alex P., 4526 W. 8th Ave., AL 0428—2A. Harstone, Campbell J., 6389 McCleery St. KE 6422Y— 1C. Hartdyke, Oliver G., 4378 W. 11th Ave.—4F. Hartley, Gordon D., Fort Camp—2Arch. Hartley, Norma E., 4446 W. 6th Ave., AL 1387Y—2A. Hartman, Gordon F., 4378 W. 2nd Ave., AL 0358Y—3A. Hartman, Fay H, 4378 W. 2nd Ave., AL 0358Y—IF. Hartwell, Leagh W., 5963 Larch St. KE 7364R—3Med. Harvey, Arthur E., AL 3120R—3A. Harvey, Ronald B., 4609 W. 11th Ave.—2L. Harvey-Smith, Douglas, 658 10th St. W. Van. W 213R—3AS Harvey, Evelyn F. 2985 W. 37th Ave. KE 2091M—4A. Harvey, John H, 3794 W. 22nd Ave., AD 2839L—1SW. Harvey, Peter, Acadia Camp, AL 0062—IAS. Harvey-Smith, Frank P., 658 16th St., W. Van. W. 213R 4 AS. Harwood, Beatrice A., Mary Bollert Hall—1A. Harwood, Helen, 2475 Discovery St., AD 1795M—4A. Hassan, Mervyn L., 5083 Nanaimo St., FR 4104—1C. Hastings David E., 3389 W. 42nd Ave., KE 1556M—2A. Hatch, William R., 4591 Cambie St., FA 8287L. Hatcher, Frank, 1450 Maple St., CH 0723—4A. Slacks? Kirk's Varsity Shop 4444 W. 1GTHAVE. STUDENT DIRECTORY There's a Drug Store 2 blocks down from the Wesbrook Building [Hatcher, Thos., 4405 W. 16th Ave., AL 0477M—4Ph. Hatt, Harold E., 7780 Ortier St., KE 5741R—4A. Kawkins, Shirley J., 3873 W. 23rd AL 2865R—2HE. [Howarth, Charles D.—1PE. EHaws, Charles, Acadia Camp, AL 0035. Haws, Joseph A., Fort Camp—2A. Hawthorne, Perle V., 4322 Locarno Cres., AL 1307—4HE. ^Hawthorn, St. George A., 2528 McGill St., HA 1573L—1A. Hay, Barbara H, 1142 Park Drive, KE 7624R—2A. jHay, David G., 5518 Tower Cres., AD 0016—IAS. Hay, Kenneth A., Acadia Camp, AL 0079—lAg. iHayduk, John S., 630 Williams Rd., Steveston, Stev. 411M —2Ph. Hayduk, Walter, Fort Camp—3AS. iHayter, Robert C, Fort Camp—1A. Hayward, Herbert M., 321 E. 36th Ave. FR 7025—IAS. Haywood, Rchard W., 2638 W. 7th Ave. CE 2683—4AS. tHazell, Shirley G., 6577 Balsam St., KE 4399L—1A. Hazlewood, Gordon A., 28 W. 23rd Ave., FA 8917R—1A. [Heard, Sally K., 3864 W. 8th Ave., AL 2089L—4C. IHealey, Kenneth H, 6680 Balaclava, KE 6376M—2PE. Hebbert, Robert H, Acadia Camp, AL 0016—2AS. iHeckley, Joshua R.,—1A. [Hector, James S., Acadia Camp—3A. 'Hedgecock, Nigel E., 4198 W. 13th Ave., AL 0723R—3A. IHeffernan, Douglas D., 1215 W. 10th Ave., CE 1202—3A. iHeffring, Denis W., 3707 Cambie St., FA 8339L—1A. iHehir, Patricia D., 2004 W. 8th Ave., CE 8019—3A. Heiberg, 5975 Trafalgar KE 0712M— GS. *Heide, Edmund R., 3772 W. 22nd Ave., AL 2845Y—4P. iHeier, Edmund, Fort Camp—4A. [Heilbron, Fort Camp, AL 0071—4A. Heimbecker, Fort Camp)—3C. IHeinrichs, George D.—lAg. Heinrichs, Peter D.—2Ag. IHelgason, Allan G., 2930 Cambie St., FA 1614M—1L. Hellam, Neville, 4675 W. 4th Ave.—3A. IHelsing, Julia A., Isabel Maclnnis Hall AL 2366—1A. Hemphill, Horace D., 4667 Dunbar St., AL 2767M—2A. Henderson, Douglas J., 944 E. 20th Ave., FA 6245R—1A. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA "28 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 J STUDENT DIRECTORY Henderson Duncan L., 6875 Angus Dr., KE 1951R— 3A. Henderson, Rose A., Acadia Camp—4C. Henderson Donald J.—2L. Henderson, Janet A., Women's Res.—2A. Henderson Donnetta, 362 W. 14th St. N. Van. N. kq?t *M Henderson, Margaret M. 3862 W. 11th Ave., AL 2211 1AM Henderson Matthew H., 2037 Allison Rd., AL 3642L—2A. I Henderson. William T., Fort Cairo?—1A. Henniger, James R., 902 W. 23rd Ave., CH 4749—3Med. 1 Henning, James N., 4666 W. 5th Ave., AL 0729Y—2Med. - Henrion, STvonne, 1475 Duchess Ave., W. Van., W 2399M —3A. Henschel, Patricia H, 3485 E. 29th Ave., DE 4582R—2A. I Henslowe, Peter J., Acadia Camp—1L. Henzie, William J., 1504 WhitseU Ave., GL 2970L—4Ph. Hepburn, David G., 2071 E. 28th Ave., FA 2541M—2AS. J Herb, John J., 6775 Adera St., KE 3266—3A. Herbert, Dorothy C, 3858 W. 16th Ave., AL 2358L—4A. J Herbert, Frederick H, 3814 W. 14th—3L. Herbrik, George R., Acadia Camp, AL 0062—1L. Herd, James A., 2626 W. 33rd Ave., KE 0603M—lMed.1 Herner, N>rma E., Isabel Maclnnes Hal—lPh. Herkes, William I., 2610 Pearkes Rd., AL 0038. Hening, B±ythe A., Fort Camp—N.W. 5483L—GS. Heshka, William—2A. Flowers by ^)ibb FLOWERS BY WIRE ons FLORISTS LTD. Fine flowers artistically styled to suit your every personal need. 1171 GRANVILLE • MArine 2834 CORSAGE AND WEDDING SPECIALISTS r |952 STUDENT DIRECTORY- IfiXli TO SERVE YOU KjMJL 0L0L Hesten, Anthony C—2A. Hetengi, Albert W., 1853 View St., N. Van.—lAg. Bewlett, William A., 1235 W. 11th Ave.—1A. ■ewson, Roy T., 948 W. 13th Ave., CH 3901—2Med. Heydon, Gordon K., 1564 Richomnd St. Burnaby, NW 4179L1—3Med. Hibberd, John, 2130 Wesbrook Cres., AL 1122—3A. (ibbert, Paul D., 4536 W. 13th Ave. AD 0168L—IAS. Kicks, Alan, 2096 Larch St., CE 3696—4AS. Kicks, Gerald F, 6749 Heather St.—3Med. ■ickson, Robert H, 3575 W. 40th Ave., KE 2301R—GS. Eiebert, Jack P., 5807 Prince Edward, FR 7787—2A. Higano, Albert K., Acadia Camp—1A. Eilborn, Wlliam H., 1471 Duchess, W. Van., W 170L. Eildebrand, Percy B., 4346 Locarno Cres., AL 1477L—3AS. Hildebrandt, Jacob—1A. pildred, Philiip, Trailer No. 2, Camp, Pearkes Rd., AL 0038 —1A. Eik, William, 2306 Stephens, CT 2255—IAS. Eikichi, Mitsuru, Fort Camp—2A. Hill, Edward Y., 2505 W. 9th Ave., CE 0130—4A. mm, Hazel A., 3582 W. 10th Ave., CH 2038—TT. feill, Joseph R., 3547 W. 26th., CH 4385—1C. Kill, Marlene A., Western Parkway, AL 3396—1A. pi, Marilyn L, 5811 Marguerite, KE 1482R—1A. imiier, Ronald W., 481 Ellesmere Ave., GL 1808R—1PE. tollman, Keith A., 61 W. 48th Ave., FR 6779—2L. Hillman, Melville E., 2465 York St. CH 4490—GS. Hilton, Gerald W., 3626 W. 26th Ave., AL 2517L—3Ag. feindley, Earle W., 4283 W. 14th Ave., AL 3513M—IAS. feindmarch, Robert E., 4175 Balaclava, CH 0939—5E. i|ings, Doreen C, 281 N. Howard Ave., GL 1494—1A. feinke, Joseph A., 3776 W. 35th Ave., KE 2243L—3A. Kinke, Margaret C, Acadia Camp—1C. feinskens, Joseph T., YTC Hut 83G—IAS. fainter, John E., Y.T.C., Hut 8 3D—IAS. Hintz, Edwin H., 555 E. 49th Ave., FR 7962—2A. faipp, Thomas M., 3865 Cambridge, Burnaby, GL 0873R IAS. fairai, Yoshita, Acadia Camp, AL 0062—3A. IHo, Hit-Po, 3864 W. 10th—2Arch. fHobbs, Edwin E.—3Ag. Hobby, Frances M., 2365 W. 10th Ave., CE 5545—1HE. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA ™* SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 1 STUDENT DIRECTORY Hobson, James D., Union College, AD 0051—2Med. Hodge, James F., 2751 E. 5th Ave., HA 0305M—1A. Hodgert, Reta L., 3658 Dalhousie, AL 0333L—4A. Hodgson, Alan J., 5226 Aberdeen St., DE 0334L—4AS. j Hodgson, John H., 5226 Aberdeen St., DE 0334L—4AS. Hodgson, Stanley G., 4718 Lanark St. FA 1320R—IAS. J Hoenmans, Paul J., 3010 E. 18th Ave.—3AS. Hoffman, Sarah, Isabel Maclnnes Hall, AL 2366—2A. Hogan, John W., 1955 Larch St., CE 0898—4AS. Hogg, Clifford C, 84 W. 44th Ave., FR 7744—IAS. Hogg, Elizabeth R, 4306 Quesnelle Dr., CH 5303—1A. Holden, Douglas, 1210 Jervis St., MA 7358—1C. Helland, Arthur M., 314 Nootka St. N. West.—3Arch. Holland, Fred C, 3116 W. 27th Ave., CH 6459—7AS. Holland, Wilfred G., 3254 W. 21st Ave., CH 1188—GS. i Hollands, Keith G., Acadia Camp, AL 0049—4A. Hollenberg, Marilyn Rita, 1996 W. 41st Ave., KE 1134B —1SW. Hollick-Kenyon, Timothy H., 5502 President's Row—1S"VH Hollinger, Roy H, 4569 W. 5th Ave., AL 0974Y—4Ph. Hollingum, Victor, 3341 W. 35th Ave., KE 0940—4C. Hollinrake, Harold A., 1317 Hamilton St., New West., N.TO 1455R—2A. Holm, Arnold L., Youth Training—1A. Holm, Thorvald, Deer Lake Dr., DE 1163Y—IF. Holman, Nancy A., Acadia Camp—4A. Holmes, Alan D., 634 No. 4 Rd., Dich 1536L1—IAS. Holmes, Donald G., 116 W. 5th Ave.—2Ph. Holmes, Dorothy P., 6625 Maple St., KE 3628R—1A. Holmes, Ronald L., 4715 W. 7th Ave., AL 1077Y—1A. Holmwood, Leslie W. Acadia Camp, AL 0062—IF. Holmwood, Leslie W., Acadia Camp, AL0062—2A. Holub, Ronald V., Hut 6, Fort Camp—1A. Holob, Cornellius, 2480 Salisbury Ave., Burnaby, N.WJ 1023R3—3Ag. Holt, Thomas R.,—2A. Home, Harry R., 2479 W. Broadway, CH 5864—1A. Homer, Donald G., 3780 W. 12th Ave., AL 2163R—1SW. Homer, Lawrence J., Acadia Camp—IAS. Hong, Edward, 6211 Tofino Cres.—3C. Honkawa, Takeo, 3691 W. 26th Ave., 2AS. Hood, James M., 3890 W. 30th, AL 2679L—1A. Hood, Jean A., 2778 W. 32nd Ave., KE 4890R—4PE. Hood, Neil L., 3890 W. 30th Ave., AL 2679L—3F. Hooson, William, 5516 Dalhousie Rd.—SW. Hooton-Fox, Roger F., 3226 W. 11th Ave., CH 3897—2AS. Hope, Laurence A., Fort Camp—2F. Horgoff, John, 4433 W. 8th Ave., AL 1352M—4A. Pat's Shell Service 1QTH AND DISCOVERY 'Where Students arc Really Welcome" STUDENT DIRECTORY Tracy's THE FASH,0N centre "Distinctive Styles for the Co-ed" 524-30 Granville St. Hori, Aiko, 4791 Belmont—3Ag. lorii, Akira, 1503 Graveley St., HA 7752R—1A. fern, James T., 3814 W. 9th Ave., AL 2057—1L. Horn, John C, 2258 W. 35th Ave.—IF. Hornby, Geoffrey W., 4308 W. 14th Ave., AL 1368R—4AS. Home, DaVid E., 3254 W. 21st Ave., CH 1188—3Arch. Hornstein, Herbert 2002 W. 35th Ave., KE 2130M—4AS. iornstein, John W., 1441 Ottawa, W. Van. W. 1434L—3C. Horsfield, Barbara J., 2288 Jawson, W. Van., W. 145Y—4A. Borswill, Geraldine J., 3237 Fraser St., FA 5274L—1A Hortie, William, Acadia Camp—1A. ioshowski, Eugene J., 4664 W. 10th Ave., AL 2124R. Eossie, David S., 2832 Bellevue Ave., W. Van., W. 692—3A fetchkiss, James, 2115 Macdonald St., CH 0266—3AS. Bough, William S., Box 3 Little Mt. Camp—4F. Houghland, Lilias J., 1775 W. 32nd Ave., CH 0747—1C. loulton, Harold A., 4735 W. 6th Ave., AL 2758—4Ag. louse, Joan, 3848 W. 24th Ave., AL 2557R—lAg. fcoward-Gibson, Francis A., 4380 Locarno Cres., AL 0529R —2L. Howard, Ronald B., 6876 Laburnum, KE 2589R—lArch. Howarth, Alan F., 5834 Lincoln St., DE 0978L—4A. Howarth, Kenneth W., 5834 Lincoln St., DE 0978L—1A. Howe, Lawrence M., Union College, AL 0051—2AS. Bowell, William B., Quesnel Drive—1A. Bowell, Janet M„—IN. Howl, Frank E., 3464 W. 38th Ave., KE 0386M—1C. Hromyk, William J., 446 W. 25th Ave., FA 7115R—2A. Hrushowy, Ernest J., 482 E. 9th Ave., FA 7250M—3A. Huang, Mona, 35 E. 26th Ave., FA 0832Y—2A. Buberman, Morris, 4990 Willow, KE 7227R—2A. Buberman, Samuel, 4037 Oak St., CE 1756—3L. Kubner, Eleanor J., Mary Bollert Hall—1A . iubnir,L., 1757 Nelson St., PA 7876—2A. Eubscher, Arthur R., 807 E. 59th Ave., EL 3817—2A. Eudson, Clement W., 817 Anderson Rd., Rich 1140L—4C. ■udson, Ralph E., Acadia Camp, AL 0049—2C. Suculak, Evast R., 1869 Parker St., HA 1184M—P2h. Huggett, Richard G., 3435 W. 38th Ave., KE 2968L—4C. Hugh, R. Llewellyn, 4347 W. 9th, AL 0540Y—4A. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8728 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 jy STUDENT DIRECTORY "1 1952 Hughes, Arthur #., 4362 Pine Cres., CH 6469—1A. Hughes, Malvern j., 144 &. 8th Ave., N. West. N.W. 4042 Ml—1L. Hughes, David M.. 2880 W. 31st Ave., KE 4867R—2A. Hughes. Richard W.. 4255 Prospect Rd., N. 1266R3—2AsM Hughes, William V.—1C. Huish, Roy L. Acadia Camp, AL 0010—4A. Hulls, Richard W } 3192 W. 33rd Ave., KE 1176M—2A. Hulse, Joseph H.. 39«JN vV. 19th Ave., AL 2235Y—2AS. Hume, Philip G., 95 * #& St., W. Van., W 865Y—2A. Humber, Gordon L., 25i3 W. 9th Ave., CH 6328—3A. Hume, Frank C, £707 Di.«rV>ar—-4AS. Hume, Peter E., 4618 W, 12th Ave., AL 0295M—1C. Hummel, Dave, 4612 W. 11th., AL 1641L—3L. Humphreys, Robert M., Acadia Camp—3Ag. Hunt, John E., 4650 Beverley Cres. CH 5344—2A. Hunt, Charles E., 1455 Haywood Ave. W. Van., W. 2380 —1A. Hunt, Edmund A., 3342 West 34th Ave., KE 2367R—1A. Hunt Kennth, 428 E. 34th Ave., FR 6802—2A. Hunt, Lorraine L., 4680 W. 4th Ave., AL 0465L—1A. Hunter, Bryant, Fort Camp—1A. Hunter, George E., 2793 W. 18th Ave., CH 0705—2A. Hunter, John W., 2793 W. 18th CH 0205. Hunter, Darrel W., Fort Camp—1A. Hunter, John M.,—2AS. Hunter, William T., 417 Nelson Ave.—1A. Huntington, Marion T., 1630 Western Parkway, AL 090111 —2A. Hurley, Patrica M., 6102 N.W. Marine Dr. AL 0626—1A. ] Huyler, Dorothy M., 4276 W. 14th Av*?.. AL 3761L—1A. Hurlston, Helen W., 3586 W. 18th Ave., CH 8256—2A. Huror, Ronald H., 1676 Pine Cres.,—2Ag. Hurst, Ronald E., 2048 Curragh Ave., DE 0952M—1A. Husband, John K., 3015 Marin Dr.. W. Van. W. 2187L—2A^ Husband, Mary A., 4332 Locarno Cres., AL 1307—1C. Hutchins, Ellis K., 1317 Hamilton St., New West., N.WJ 1455R—2Med. For the last 20 years Your Home Gasoline Station HAS BEEN PROUD TO OFFFR UBC STUDENTS AND FACULTY UNEXCELLED SERVICE FOR ALL THEIR AUTOMOTIVE NEEDS. Corner 10th and Sasamat AL 1551 STUDENT DIRECTORY HANLEY PHARMACY ACROSS FROM THE NEW GfM Eutchins, John D., 1317 Hamilton St. N. West., NW 1455R —lMed. piutchinson, William E., 4609 W. 11th Ave., AL 3O20R. Huth, Sigbert E., 3331 Pt. Grey, CH 8256—1A. Hutton-Potts, 4581 W. 10th Ave., AL 1447R—1A. feuva, John, 2605 Tennis Cres., AL 0049—IAS. Ihazenko, Alexander, 2146 Cornwall St., CE 0653—2C. Ikeda, George M., Acadia Camp—4AS. Ilott, John R.—1A. Imai, Gordon S., 2511 Wallace Cres., AL 3258R—3A. Imayoshi, Chiyero J., 2256 Tolmie St., AL 0388Y—lA. Inglis, William L., 56 E. 53rd Ave.—4AS. Innes, Douglas W., Box 132, Hut 48B, Little Mt. Camp—TT Inouye, Kiroko, Acadia Camp—4A. Inouye, Roy H., 215 Princess St., HA 0511—1A. Insley, Alan I., 720 19th St. N. West., NW 6265R—4AS. Iredale, W. Randle, 1729 Acadia Road, AL 0389L—4Ag. Irvine, Bruce W., Acadia Camp, AL 0016—1A. Irvine, Donald G., 6211 Tofino Terrace, AL 0031—GS. Irwin, William G., Acadia Camp, AL 0035—IAS. Isaac, Ronald J., 4653 W. 8th AL 0337M—2C. Isaac, Stanley R., 4653 W. 8th Ave., AL 0337M—4C. Isfeld, Victor L., 3465 W. 6th Ave., CE 4017—2AS. Irvine, Wayne R., Acadia Camp—1A. Isbiter, Gordon A., 3883 W. 18th Ave., AL2592L—1A. Isman, Erla F., 5638 Laburnum, KE 7667—2A. Ron, Eric L., 4460 W. 12th Ave. AL 3090M—3Ag. Ivanisko, John, 6294 Main Street, EL 2908—2A. Ivanisko, Henry 6294 Main St., EL 2908—3A. Ivens, John B., Ladner 53—2L. Iwanciw, Michael, 4227 W. 10th Ave.—AS. Iwata, Arthur M., 166 E. Hastings, MA 4057—1A. Jabour, Donald: E., 6211 Churchill St. KE 1934L—1A. Jabour, Janet A. 6211 Churchill St. KE 1934L—4A. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8728 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 STUDENT DIRECTORY 1 Jack, Evelyn G., 4473 W. 8th Ave., AL 1016Y—4Ag. Jack, Donald W., 2502 Tower Place—3AS. Jack, Moya E.,—IN. Jack, William K., 3919 West 9th Ave., AL 2039M—1A. Jackes, Robert H, 1826 King Edward Ave.. CH 2626—4A. Jackman, Frederic L., 4587 Marguerite, CH 0807—1A. Jackman, Raphael E., 2510 Central Ave., 2C. Jackson, Alan W., 1204 Caen Circle—IAS. Jackman, Robert D., 3408 Quesnelle Dr., CH 8707—1A. Jackman, Garth W., 2796 West 31st Ave., KE 4930Y—1A. Jackson, James K., 2924 Sprott St. Burnaby, DE 1673F IAS Jackson, Mary F., 4414 W. 3rd Ave., AL 3080L—GS. Jackson, Robert G., 2120 Wesbrook Cres. AL 0061—3L. Jacobs, Gilbert F., Fort Camp, AL 0633—4AS. Jacobsen, Jacob M., 51D Little Mt. Camp—4AS. Jacobsen, Mary A., 4596 W. 8th Ave., AL 1494Y—3HE. Jacobsen, William A., 3307 Victory St. Burnaby, DE 1283T —4A. Jagger, Barbara J., 1258 Haywood Ave. W. Van., W. 679M —2HE. Jakeman, Edward B., 4364 W. 12th Ave., 2AS. James, L. Margaret, 1764 Wesbrook Cres., AL 0541M—4A. Jamieson, Douglas F., 2473 E. 3rd Ave., HA 6010M—4A. Jamieson, James D., 4082 W. 8th Ave. AL 1996—1A. Jamieson, John P., Little Mt. Camp—4A. Jamieson, Joseph M., 8569 Selkirk St., KE 6738R—1A. Jamiolkowski, Claude H, 1938 W. Parkway, AL 3429L—1A. Janda, Kuetoslav, Fort Camp—AL 0071—2C. Jansch, Theodore L., 5510 Fairview Ave., AL 0060—3Med. Jansen, Valerie J., 4658 W. 10th Ave., AL 0306R—1HE. Janz, Leslie B., 2620 W. 10th Ave., CH 1550—2A. Janzow, Esther A., 4555 W. 7th Ave. AL 1591Y—N. Jarvis, Allan E., 2754 Venable, HA 7215R—1A. Jarvis, Donald G., 3855 Tupper St., FA 8187R—2AS. Jasich, Anthony J., 2704 Pandora St., HA 0745R—2A. Jawanda, Bhagwant S., Fort Camp—GS. Jawsch Marjorie E., Acadia Camp—AL 0060—3Med. Jeffers, Charles W., 1871 E. 1st Ave., HA 0842L—1C. Jefferson, Peter N., 177 W. 38th Ave. KE 3173—1 A. Jeffery, Ruth C, 4585 W. 6th Ave., AL 1455R—TT. Jeffrey, William N. 4028 W. 12th Ave., AL 1069L—3AS. Jeffries, Roy C, 1025 Wolfe Ave., CH 4268—3Med. Jenkins, David L, 2780 W. 34th Ave., KE 2210L—4Aroh. Jenkins, John A., 1475 Laburnum, CE 2642—1A. Jenkins, Ronald—4A. Jenkins, Stanley R., KE 7936R—IAS. Jenkinson, David W., 738 Semlin Dr., HA 1157M—1SW. 24-HOUR SERVICE ON SHIRTS N||||. PRITCHARD'S 10TH AND ALMA r STUDENT DIRECTORY Taxi? yo^rbloccoal CH 5151 ETenkinson, Thomas, 3749 W. 20th Ave., AL 3045L—4C. Jenkinson, William G., 4139 Crown Cres., AL 1722L—IAS. Jensen, Colin H, 1925 S.W. Marine Dr., KE 6470L— 4C. Jephson, Ronald J., 5543 Toronto Rd. AL 3100R—3A. Jerome, Kelvin K., 1557 W. 25th Ave., CH 0226—3C. Jess, Calvin K., 4042 W. 10th Ave.,—1A. Jim, Harvey, 511 E. 56th Ave., FR 9251—IAS. Jinnouchi, Donald M., 718 Boundary Rd., GL 0860Y— 3A. Jeffe, Jay L., 4435 W. 12th Ave., AL 1011R—3C. Johns, Donald R., 3716 Dunbar St., CE 9257—1 A. Johns, Richard M., 3716 Dunbar St., CE 9257—1A. Johnson, Alan H, 5590 McMaster Rd., AL 3500L—2AS. [Johnson, Arthur R.,—4A. Johnson, Ian B., 5590 McMaster Rd., AL 3500L—1A. Johnson, Donald G., 1465 W. 15th Ave. CCH 3628—1A. Johnson, Gayle M., 5589 University Bldg. AL 1669L—IN. Johnson; John R., 5649 MacKenzie St., KE 6441L—2A. Johnson, Ian B., 5590 McMasters Rd., AL 3500L. Johnson, Kathleen P.. 3011 W. 27th Ave., CH 2339—3HE. Johnson, K. M., 1424 Hamilton St. N. West. N.W. 2322Y IAS. Johnson, Lloyd A., 2631 Triumph St., HA 7125L— 1A. Johnson, Kasper M., 218 Mowat St. N. West. NW 5756L —2TT. Johnson, Raymond G., Acadia Camp—AL 0062. Johnson, Raymond W. 5649 MacKenzie St. KE 6441L—4Ag. Johnson, Carl R., 5471 Columbia St. FR 3973—2AS. Johnson, Robert W., 4653 W. 11th Ave., AL 2658Y—3C. Johnson, Ronald E., 2724 W. 5th CE 5952—1A. Johnson, Ronald W., 5471 Columbia St., FR 3973—1A. Johnson, Robert S., Acadia Camp—3A. Johnson, Walter, Fort Camp AL 0071—3A. Johnsson, Eskil L., 3829 W. 19th, AL 2982R. Johnston, Alan T., Hut 83, Acadia Camp—1A. Johnston, Brian M., 4889 Blenheim St., KE 5201L—1C. Johnston, Donna M., 6102 N.W. Marine Dr. AL 1900—1A. Johnston, Edith M., Acadia Camp—3A. Johnston, Francis M., 2296 W. 8th Ave., CE 2318. Johnston, Hugh A., 4480 W. 12th Ave., AL 0651R—3AS. Johnston, Hugh W., Acadia Camp, AL 0049—IAS. Johnston, Patricia K., Anne Wesbrook Hall, AL 0626—3A. Johnston, Patricia M., 398 Broadway, Steveston, B.C., Stev. 229R—3N. Johnston, Raymond G., 2458 York St., CH 7391. Johnston, 3360 W. 25th Ave., CH 8589—1A. CAVE SUPPER CLUB "■*""" SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 1 STUDENT DIRECTORY 1952 Jokanovich, John, 442 Salsbury Dh., HA 4876L—3Ag. Jokanovich, Smylka V., 442 Salsbury Dr., HA 4876L—1SW« Jone, Laurence T.,—2Ag. Jones, Arthur L.,—4AS. Jones, Colin Rankin, 4376 Quesnelle Dr., CH 4224—1A. 1 Jones, Darrell D., 2655 Renfrew St.-, HA 6218L—3L. Jones, Donald R., 1615 Trafalgar, CE 3756—3L. Jones, Garth, 1204 Caen Circle, AL 0071—4A. Jones, George F., 1527 Laurier Ave., CE 3987—1A. Jones, Harold M., 4473 W. 13th Ave., AL 3546L—2AS. Jones, Kenneth F., 5870 Athlone St., KE 3681R—2C. Jones, Kenneth S., 3815 Cambridge, GL 0869L—IAS. Jones, Marilyn E., 6055 Alma Rd., KE 5462R—2A. Jones, Norman S. 2250 Haywood W. Van. W. 1520Y—2Arch Jones, Robert E., 4437 Granville St., BA 4269—1C. Jones, Ted E., 4393 W. 11th Ave., AL 3239R—4AS. Jones, Owen D., 4600 Bellevue Dr., AL 2121R—4A. Jones, Robert A.—1L. Jones, William C, 4937 Collingwood St. KE 3841L—4A. Jopling, Susanne F., 1964 W. 36th Ave., KE 2311M—1A. Jopson, Thomas B., 873 W. 18th Ave., EM 1012—4AS. Jordan Morton P., No. 301 1860 Haro, PA 8694—GS. Jory, William M.,—1A. Jostice, Beverley G., 1037 W. 10th, CE 5800—2A. Jow, Pamela, 474 Keefer St., HA 3957M—lMed. Joy, Kerry R., —1A. Joyce, Murray, Acadia Camp, AL 0079—2C. Joyce, Richard J., 4575 W. 7th—2AS. Juba, Emil, 354 W. 14th Ave., FA 3166R—lMed. Judyski, Nicholas, 720 Cliff Ave., 2AS. Julius, Robert S., "6992 Angus Dr., KE 2062L—4AS. Junas, Walter M., 826 Kingsway—2AS. Jung, Douglas, Fort Camp, AL 0071—2AS. Jung, Douglas, 2878 W. 41st Ave., KE 2832—2L. Juzkow Tony P., Acadia Camp.—1A. K Kaethler Jakob A., 240 E. Woodstock, FR 8768-4A. Kalichack, Anthony A., Box 138 Little Mt. Cz tip—4A. Kamachi, Yoshihiro, 646 Ewen N. West.—1A. Kamar, Asta, Acadia Camp, AL 3243R—2A. Kamimura, Shoichiro, Acadia Camp—IF. Kan, Mo-Ching, 3490 W. 41st Ave.—1SW. Kania, Patricia A., 4585 Bellevue Dr., AL 1741R—1A. Kania, Richard J., 4535 Bellevue Dr., AL 1741R—IAS. Kaplan, Valerie L., 7012 Wiltshire St., KE 4369L—1A. WHEN YOU THINK OF CLOTHES THINK OF KIRK'S r STUDENT DIRECTORY Tracy's THE FASHI0N centre "Everything in Fine Quality Sportswear" 524-30 Granville St. Karas. Alexander N., 1835 Waterloo St., BA 2536—1A. pariala Koy J.. Acadia Camp—lMed. Karme. Alan B., 2317 Turner St... HA 5541Y—1A. Katariuts, John W..—1A. Katz, Margaret M., 1730 MacoDnaid. CH 9105—1SW. Kawase, Yoshio, 2605 Ttnnis Cres.. AL 0049—3AS. Kay, Marjorie J., YTC Aeaiia Csmr> - *A. Kayll, Albert J., 1997 Beach Ave., PA 7305—1A. Kealey, William N. 3061 $, 6th Ave., HA 4979R—1A. Kearney, James E., Fort Camp. Kearns, Shelia, 3148 E. Georgia St., HA 1698L—3A. Keele, Kenneth D.. 3136 Pt. Grey Rd., CH 3695—IAS. Keenan, James P., 1448 W. 11th Ave., CE 4255—2A. Keenleyside, Miles H., 3867 W. 11th, AL 2010R—GS. Keffer, James L., 606 W. 17th, FA 8140R.—2L. Keith, James A., Fort Camp, AL 0051—IAS. Keith, James D., 1790 Augusta Ave., GL 2577M—1A. Keller, Rodney, 4444 W. 8th Ave., AL 1015M—3A. Kelley, Alan D., 4829 Blenheim St., KE 5205R—2C. Kelly, Colleen C, 2451 E. 29th, FA 7057L—1A. Kelley, Dora E., Anne Wesbrooke Hall, AL 0626—3Ph. Kelly, Emerson B., 5750 Newton Wynd, AL 2667L—2F. Kelly, John D., 53 E- Columbia, N. West NW 2373M—1A. Kelly, Maureen J., 2451 E. 29th Ave., FA 7057L—1SW. Kelly, Keith H.—1A. KeUy, LeRoy N, 249 E. 63rd Ave., FR 8045—4A. Kelly, Terrence I., Union College—2L. Kelsey, Barbara R., 2433 Bellevue Ave., West 235L—2HE. Kelsey, Harley E., 2507 Tennis Cres., AL 0049—2AS. Kemp, Beverley H., 2500 W. 37th Ave., KE 0411—1A. Kemp, David B., 4743 Belmont Ave., AL 2920L—2F. Kemp, Gerald M., 2426 W. 20th Ave., CE 2555—4C. Kemp, Ray F., 4300 Ontario St.—3C. Kempe, Arthur J., 376 W. 41st Ave., FR 7058—2A. Kendrick, Robert W., 3962 W. 22nd Ave., AL 1032Y—IAS. Kendarick, Zella M., 3150 W. 27th Ave., CH 4886—3Ag. Kenmnir, Brenda M., 3987 Tupper St., FA 9455R—1A. Kennedy, Douglas H., 2533 Kitchener St., HA 3188L—IE. Kennedy, Elaine, 2454 Crown Cres., AL 1498R—3A. Kennedy, Helen L, 4663 W. 13th Ave., AL 0902L—4PE. Kennedy, James H., 3223 W. 37th Ave.,—2A. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8728 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 1 STUDENT DIRECTORY Kennedy, Ramona F., 137 W. 11th FA 9454M—4A. Kennedy, William J., 2454 Crown St., AL 1498R—3L. Kent, G. S., 6321 Caen Cres., AL 0071—3A. Kent, George, 2426 W. 2nd Ave., CE 9762—1L. Kent, James A.,—2A. Kent, Richard F., Fort Camp, AL 0071—3C. Kent, Stephanie J., 5985 Angus Dr., KE 0767—1PE. Kent, Violet D., 4535 W, 6th Ave., AL 0363R—TT. Kenny, Brenton, 4364 W. 15th Ave., AL 0746R—1C. Kenny, Morris J., 4574 W. 8th Ave., AL 1999—1A. Kenyon, Gerald S., Acadia Camp, AL 0049—3PE. Kenyon, Walter A., 3280 W. 6th Ave., CH 2097—4A. Kepper, Eleanor K., Acadia Camp, AL 0019—2PE. Kermode, Ernie A., 1778 Wesbrook Cres., AL 0401—1A. I Kerr, John A., Fort Camp, DE 3131—3L. Kerr, James R., 2260 Trutch St., CH 3597—1A. Kerr, Janet M., 3209 W. 2nd Ave., CE 7842—1SW. Kerr, Mary E., 2260 Trutch St., CH 3597—2A. Kerr, Mervyn G., 8250 Fench St., KE 5672L—2A. Kerry, Elizabeth A., 4634 W. 9th Ave., AL 2107Y—4HE. Kershaw, Elsie M., 2336 Trinity St.—4N. Kerslake, Sidney E., 3926 W. 23rd Ave., AL 3657L—SW. Kerwer, Brigitte E., Acadia Camp—1A. Keserich, William, 4177 W. 11th, AL 2860L—1A. Kezin, George A., 681 W. 19th Ave., FA 2985Y—2A. Kidd, Gerald G., 2367 Marine Dr., W. Van., W. 1161M—2A Kidd, John D.,—Ag. Kidd, Peter E., 1910 Quilchena Cres., KE 2239L—1A. Kidd, Robert S., 3927 W. 36th, KE 3140R—1A. Kiddoo, Margaret V., 120 Mary Bollert Hall, AL 1900—2HE Kiddoo, Myrtle J., Isobel Maclnnes Hall, AL 2366—2A. Kidson, Geiffrey V., 2117 Wesbrook Place, AL 0014—5GS Kievill, George N, 4279 W. 16th Ave., AL 2041M—1PE. Kikana, Shino, 878 Garden Dr., HA 7577Y—1A. Kilborn, Barbara J., 4596 W. 8th Ave., AL 1494Y—4HE. Kilbourne, Charles H., Acadia Camp, AL 0049—2C. Kilby, Peter B., Lamda Chi House—1A. Killam, Gordon D., 439 Ash St., N. West., N.W. 52R—4A. Killas, Art, 6689 Granville St., KE 5466R—1A. COMPLETE STOCKS Reeves £r Sons English Artists' and Drawing Materials • fH,&XWe£t ARTISTS' MATERIALS PAcific 1647 169 West Pender Street VANCOUVER 3, B. C. r ■952 STUDENT DIRECTORY 191 lecture Time? CHECK ™ CL0CK ABOVE Hanley Pharmacy ■lleen, Gerald T., 2610 Carson St. S. Burnaby, DE 6240L —3A. Killeen, James W., 3811 W. 19th Ave., AL 3112—3A. Kimpton, Vivian M.,—1A. ffimura, Edmund T., 5504 Tower Cres., AL 0010—2A. Knahan, Patrick J., 5684 Kings Rd., AL 3328Y—2Med. Kincaid, Alan D., 2886 W. 28th Ave., CH 6884—1A. ■ng, Lawrence A., 3521 W. 31st Ave., KE 5326Y—1L. King, Wiliam H., 4092 W. 10th Ave., AL 0819Y—1A. Sing, Robert D„ 707 W. 28th Ave., FA 6981M—1L. mng, Robert L., 3916 W. 36th Ave., KE 5890R—3Ag. King, Olive J., 25 E. 48th Ave.—3A. ■big,- Sheila W., 1661 W. 62nd, KE 4642L—3HE. ■bigsbury, Joan M., 1324 E. 10th Ave., FA 4232L—2N. Kinnear, Pearl A. V., 2570 W. 22nd Ave., CE 2108—1A. Kinney, E. Patrick, 2870 Bellevue, West Van., West 1099- Yl—1A. Kirby, Joan L., 5962 Newton Wynd—3A. Kirk, June E., 2348 E. 39th Ave., DE 4442L—4HE. Kirk, Oris, 1386 Tatlow St., North Van., — 1L. Kirkland, Ian A., 6160 E. Blvd., KE 5402—2C. Kirkland, James G., Acadia Camp—3AS. Erkland, Robert W., 6356 E. Blvd., KE 2150M— IAS. Eirkwood, David J., 1955 W. 16th Ave.—1A. prstiuk, Julian, 761 E. 11th St., North Van., North 1277Y —1A. Eirwan, John M., 5292 Dunbar, KE 0169L—2A. Kitagawa, Kiiyoshi, 5504 Tower Cres., AL 0010—1A. Kitaura, Kiyoe, 4682 W. 6th Ave.,—1HE. Kitou, Ralph M., 4188 W. 14th Ave., AL 0907R—1A. Kitson, Michael R., 1689 Allison Rd., AL 0984L—2AS. Klassen, Abraham, 475 E. 49th Ave., EL 4463—3Ph. Klassen, Alfred, 480 E. 30th Ave., FA 4274Y—3A. felassen, Gerald F., Hut 83, Y.T.C.—3A. Klassen, John, Acadia Camp—3A. Klassen, Margaret, 475 E. 49th Ave., EL 4463—3A. Klausova, Irena E., Women's Res.—1A. Klockow, Ian R., 810 Victoria Dr., HA 7482M—1A. Knight, Douglas A., 4154 W. 10th Ave., AL 1262M—1A. Knight. Edward H., 1226 W. 11th Ave., CE 4491—2C. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8728 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 M STUDENT DIRECTORY 1 Knight, Irene M., Acadia CaCmp—AL 0026—3A. Knight, Irving J.,—2PE. Knowles, G. Clifford, 1274 Barclay—SW. Knowles, Edward E., Acadia Camp, AL 0049—3AS. Knowles, Ronald H., Fort Camp—1A. Knox, Mary H., 3870 Neville St., DE 6246T—2A. Knudsen, Albert M., 933 4th St., New West, N.W. 1880^ —3Med. Kobayashi, Shigeo. Acadia Camp, AL 0049—2A. Kobrle, Ladislav, 2316 W. 16th Ave., CE 1886—3Ag. Koch, Frank G. H., 2263 E. 54th Ave., FR 4497—2A. Koch, Peter R. D., 2263 E. 54th Ave., FR 4497—lMed. Koehler, Henry E., Vancouver Wireless Station, Ladnei —3A. Koidos, Karoly D., Wells, B.C.—1A. Kolber, Anthony J., 1518 W. 13th Ave., Calgary—2A. Kolle, Phyllis L.. 3192 W. 23rd Ave., CH 0302—3A. Komar, Nadia, Fort Camp, AL 0626—2A. Komarnicky, Walter, Acadia Camp, AL 0049—2AS. Konkin, Kenneth, Fort Camp—3A. Konrad, Anne J., 4410 W. 2nd Ave., AL 1719R—2A. Konrad. Daniel B. 4371 W. 13th Ave.—3A. Koop, Walter H., 4^69 W. 11th Ave., AL 0171M—2Med. Korican, Tommy, i036 W. 7th Ave., CH 5267—3L. Korinek, George, 4675 6th Ave. W.—4A. Kornder. Lee D., 6042 N.W. Marine, AL 3229—lMed. Kotko, Ernie N, Acadia Camp—1A. Kovacs, Audrey I., 4649 W. 11th Ave., AL 1221R—lAg. Kovach, Geraldine A. 4855 Fannin Ave., AL 3087—2A. Kovrchik, James C, 1723 W. 2nd Ave., CH 8490—4Ph. Kowhuk, 1876 Knox Rd., AL 3207R—2HE. Koyander, Vseolod S.. 4555 W. 9th Ave., AL 3405Y—5Arcl Koyanagi, Mutsui, 4363 James St., FA 5190R—2AS. Krahn, John, 1025 E. 54+h Ave.,—2Med. Krajinova, Milena, 2017 Wesbrook Cres., AL 3507R—1A. Krangle, Gerald B., 3196 W. 12th Ave., CH 6807—1A. Kretz, Ralph A., 3437 W. 2nd Ave., CH 465 2—4AS. Krewaz, Joseph, 3406 W. 2nd Ave., CH 8645—IF. Kreutz John J., 2948 W. 21st Ave., BA 2763—2A. Kringhaug. Olaf, 1865 W. 15th Ave., BA 3491—3Med. Kristmanson, David D, Fort Camp—4AS. Kronquist, Roger, 1825 W. 8th Ave., CE 2506—1PE. Krupa, John E., 55« Columbia St., FR 7379—4AS. Kubelka, Glycia F jL, 2604 Tennis Cres.—1A. Kubelka, 2604 Ten/.'.* Cres.—GS. Kuciel, Mitchez, 2if5| W. 14th Ave., CE 9420—1A. Kueber, Philip T Y.T.C., Acadia Camp—2A. Kuijt, Joe, Fort Camp—3A. Kujala, Stanley j. Fort Camp—1 A. Pat's Shell Service 10TH AND DISCOVERY 'Where Students art Really Welcome1' 19c STUDENT DIRECTORY ■Wi? call black top rn *i*i IdAl* RADIO CABS \jEL OLOL Kuhn, Arthur, Acadia Camp—IAS. Kules, Charles E., Fort Camp, AL 0051—IAS. Kumerman, Paul, Fort Camp—2A. Kun, Steve F. P., 5750 Newton Wynd—2F. Kurtz, Arline, 3131 W. 27th Ave., CH 8531—1HE. Eundert, Rita I., 348 E. 7th Ave., FA 3220R—2A. Kushnir, William 1948 W. 6th Ave., CE 8532—3PE. Kuweken, Julia T., 2352 W. Broadway, CH 5005—4A. Euyt, Ernst, Fort Camp—1A. Euzyk, Victor A., 2880 Ash St.—GS. Kyle, Douglas H., 3391 W. 38th Ave., KE 7405R—3AS. Kyle, M. A. Lynne, 3391 W. 38th Ave., KE 7405R—1PE. - Kyle, John D., 5138 Maple, KE 6600—4A. Kyle, Richard, 993 20th St., Hollyburn, B.C.—IAS. Kynaston. Dennis, 446 No. 5 Rd., R.R. 2, Van., Rich. 1568- Yl—4Ag. tabicane, Ted J., 3368 Dieppe Dr., DE 6100L—3A. Eacey, Dennis S., 4536 W. 13th Ave., AD 0168L—1C. Lacey, W. Keith, 437 E. 44th Ave., FR 4040—3AS. fcafleur, Paul P., 21 Hiram St., Wallaceburg, Ont.—IAS. La Fortune, Alexander F., 1215 Bute, PA 3713—1A. Lahay, W. Douglas, 3517 W. 33rd Ave., KE 7301L—3A. Laidlaw, T. Harry, 1562 W. 40th Ave., KE 4074—1 A. Laing, David A. R., 1530 W. 7th Ave., CH 2859—IAS. Laing, Jack F., 7449 Hudson, KE 1023—4AS. laird, Alexander M., Fort Camp—1A. Laird, D. Gordon, 2118 W. 48th Ave., KE 2171R—3C. Laishley, Donald W., 1471 W. 24th Ave., CH 0716—1A. fake, Lancelot, C, 4398 W. 14th Ave., AL 3760M—3AS. Lam, Diana M., 4837 Puget Dr., KE 5031—1 A. Lamarche, J. L. Gilles, 2404 Cornwall, CH 2745—GS. Lambe, Dorothy G., 5600 Dalhousie Rd., AL 3379M—GS. Lampman, M. Natalie, 3490 W. 41st Ave.,—GS. Lancaster, Peter L., 4717 Chancellor Blvd., AL 0589L—1A. Lane, E. David, 1824 Inglewood Dr., West Van., West 882R —1A. Laney, Thomas, 4208 W. 15th Ave., AL 2420Y—2A. Langer, Max M., 1249 W. 33rd Ave., CE 3094—1 A. Langille, Donald L, Acadia Camp, Y.T.C.—1A. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8728 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 1 STUDENT DIRECTORY Langley, Arthur, 3255 W. 8th Ave., CH 0891—5Arch. Langstaff, John H., 2711 Acadia Rd.—2A. Large, Miriam L., 194 W. 42nd Ave., FR 1468—1A. Larmour, Robert L., Acadia Camp—1A. Larsen, Daniel L., 3589 W. 22nd Ave., CE 0950—4PE. Larsen, Lauree J., 3380 W. 32nd Ave., KE 5195L—°N. Larsen, Raymond S., 4354 W. 9th Ave., AL 0247L—lASM Larson, Ernie A. G., 2875 McGill, HA 7272Y—2A. Larson, Marjorie F., 467 E. 51st Ave., FR 1395—1A. Larson, Richard A., 5502 President Row, AL 1279—4A. I Lash, Sylvia C, 1650 Allison Rd., AL 3521R—TT. Lau, Sbiu-Kei, Rm. 116, Union College, AL 0051—1A. Lau, Sylvia S-W., Acadia Camp—2A. Laura, Andu, 3173 W. 6th Ave.,—IAS. Laurie, Kenneth A., 3990 W. 10th Ave., AL 3321L—4A. 1 Lavrionte, Thomas W., 798 Victoria St., Trail, B.C.—IAS.! Laursen, Audrey P. H., 4596 W. 8th Ave., AL1494Y—4A. Laustrup, Jes M., Fort Camp—1A. Lavallee, Bernard C, 1390 E. 61st Ave., FR 5714—1A. Lavew, David L, 4435 W. 12th Ave., AL 1011R—2L. Lavener, Roland W., Acadia Camp, AL 0010—lMed. Lavis, Charles E., 2779 Waterloo, CH 9702—1C. Law, Donald S., 6607 Laburnum, KE 2067Ii—1A. Law, James, Acadia Camp—3Ag. For Style and Quality Shop at CARR'S Ladies' Ready-to-Wear SUITS, COATS AND RAINCOATS BY ALL THE LEADING MANUFACTURERS e DRESSES in wool for sport or dressy wear. 9 DINNER AND COCKTAIL Dresses In afternoon lengths and floor lengths. We carry the ever popular Dorothy Jean Skirts and Sportswear SWEATERS imported from I. and1 R. Morley of England. COME IN AND LOOK AROUND 4469 W. 10th Ave. ALma 3075 |952 STUDENT DIRECTORY Tracy's THE FASH,0N centre "The College Girls' Style Rendezvous" 524-30 Granville St. lawler, Margaret J., 2846 W. 31st Ave., KE 3368R—1A. lawrenee, Betty A., 2970 W. 30th Ave., KE 5061L—4A. Ewrence, Diane V., 406 W. 28th Ave., FR 3511R—1A. Bwrence, Edward F., 4509 W. 11th Ave. fewrence, James W., 1338 Balfour St., CE 5035—3L. Lawrence, Nan M., 1338 Balfour Ave., CE 5035—2A. Lawrence, William J., 1610 Wesbrook Cres.,. AL 1386—4A. Laws, Donna JVL, 5220 E. Blvd., KE 2476L—1A. lawson, Lawrence L., Fort Camp—3Ag. piwson, Stanley D., 1228 Maple, CE 7755—3PE. piwson, William E., 576 Cassiar, GL 2191R—2A. fey, Woo Pok, Fort Camp—4A. Lazenby, Arthur L., 4422 W. 13th Ave., AL 1004L—3C. Lazenby, Geoffrey J., Fort Camp—2A. Lazenby, Hugh S., 3070 Lonsdale Ave.—2A. |azosky, Daniel E., 3804 W. 26th Ave., AL 2516L—2C. fezzarotto, Hector M., Fort Camp—4AS. Lea, Colin, 2183 W. 41st Ave., KE 0564Y—2Ph. Lear, Howard F., 2631 W. 13th Ave., CE 7337—3C. LeBlanc, Diane E. T., 3036 Waterloo, CH 9750—4C. Lechuk, George, Acadia Camp—1C. feckie, Robin B., 5432 Vine St., KE 2830L—4A. leckie, W. Merrill, 1419 W. 46th Ave., KE 2627M—1C. lecoven, G. Terry, 5975 Angus Dr., KE 5564R—2C. |«e Crew, Hubert H., 5658 Dalhousie Rd., AL 0881R—TT. Ledingham, M. Sylvia, 4469 Angus Dr., CH 3749—2A. Lee, Albert, 1728 Haro,—1A. Lee, Bruce A., 5149 Connaught Dr., KE 3036—2L. |ee, David, Fort Camp—4AS. jee, David M., 438 E. Cordova, HA 2910R—2A. Lee, Edward G., 2509 W. 23rd Ave., CE 6827—1L. Lee, George, Ste. 2, 333 E. Georgia, TA 6971—2AS. Lee, George M., 5149 Connaught Dr., KE 3036—1L. iiee, Henry, Fort Camp—1A.' Lee, How, Fort Camp, AL 0071—2Ag. tee, Jack, 1299 W. 25th Ave., CE 1294—2C. tee, Joyce A., 1432 W. 45th Ave., KE 2627R—1A. Lee, Jung Ok, 3277 Quesnelle Dr..—1A. Lee, Kendrick J., 367 W. 16th Ave., FA 5891M—lAg. Lee, Monty, 438 E. Cordova St., HA 2910R—2A. CAVE SUPPER CLUB «* "28 j SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 1 STUDENT DIRECTORY Lee, Norman A., 2672 Kitchener St., HA 5349L—1A. Lee, Peter L., 4549 W. 2nd Ave., AL 0105Y—GS. Lee, Robert, 1299 W. 25th Ave., CE 1294—2A. Leech, M. Patricia, 1650 Allison Rd., AL 3521R—TT. Leek, Walter E. C, 1155 W. 49th Ave., KE 3762Y—1A. Lees, Kenneth C, Enderby, B.C.—4AS. Legace, Yvonne M., Isabell Mclnnes Hall—2PE. Le Gallais, Maurice E., 270 E. 44th Ave., FR 1342—1ASI Legere, Ray A. C, Fort Camp—R. Legg, Edward R., 6642 Adera St., KE 2952L—IAS. Legg, Thomas H., Fort Camp—4AS. Leggatt, Stuart M., 236 Osborne Ave., New West., N.W, 4823R—2L. Legge, Geraldine J., 1808 Edinburgh St., New West., N.TO 3294—1C. Le Huquet, John R. C, 4146 Crow nCres., AL 2486—2Meq Leighton, John F., 4550 W. 7th Ave., AL 1305L—3L. Leinweber, Allan G., 4247 W. 13th Ave., AL 0647M—2Cj Leitch, Edmund B., 4633 W. 13th Ave., AL 0377R—lASl Leitch, Robert R., 4649 W. 13th Ave., AL 0710L—1A. Leiterman, Alison C, 3501 Pt. Grey Rd., CH 5451—3A. Leiterman Richard M., 3501 Point Grey Rd., CH 5451—1M Lemiski, Donald M., Fort Camp—-2A. Leneg, Alexander H., 3426 E. 45th Ave., DE 6438R—3C. j Lenko, Phyllis J., 1933 E. 41st Ave., FR 6511—1A. Lennox, Mary, Acadia Camp—3A. Leret, Margit, Isabell Mclnnes Hall, AL 2366—2A Lerman, Joan D., 5650 Kingston Rd., AL 2416L—1A. Lervold, Solveig, K., 637 E. 13th Ave., FA 5553R—4A. j LeSage, Theodore W., 2651 W. 2nd Ave., CE 6330—4A. LeSage, Veronica M., 225 Begin St., Maillardville, B.C. N.W. 4367-L1—3Ph. Lesik, Michael D., 887 E. Georgia St., HA 6991L—2A. Lesiuk, Harry J., 2205 Rockland Ave., Trail, B.C.—2A. Letson, John H. L., 1542 Beach Ave., MA 9468—3AS. Leuchte, Annemarie F., 925 Sinclair St., West Van., Wea 965R—3 A. Leveridge, Donna R., 7087 Marguerite St., KE 4755L—2M Leversage, Ronald G., 327 No. 5 Rd., Rich. 0932-L2—3PH Levey, Gerald S., 2161 Columbia, Trail, B.C.—2L. Lewis, Sefton, 5990 Hudson, KE 3733M—JA. Levis, Eileen H., Acadia Camp, AL 0026—3A. Levis, William H., Little Mt. Camp—Med. Levy, A. David, 1975 Tolmie St.; AL 3091Y—ITT. Levy, Daniel C, 1975 Tolmie St., AL 3091YD—3L. Levy, Jose, Fort Camp, AL 0051—2AS. Levy, Joseph R. D., 1054 W. 12th Ave., MA 3554—3C. I Lew, Chuck, 647 Prior St., HA 2428R—3C. Lewchuk, William, 522 Richards, PA 0839—2Med. 24-HOUR SERVICE ON SHIRTS PRITCHARD'S 10TH AND ALMA] STUDENT DIRECTORY There's a Drug Store 2 blocks down from the Wesbrook Building Lewis, G. Richard, Acadia Camp—1A. Lewis, Meredith A., 3554 W. 24th Ave., BA 3037—4A. Eewis, Sally L., 4487 Granviille, CH 5204—2A. Eewis, Walter H., Fort Camp—GS. Lewthwaite, Roy C, 715 W. 26th Ave., FA 1609Y—2A. Libin, Bernard L., 4435 W. 12th Ave., AL 1011R—1A. Liebelt, Alvin, 936 No. 5 Rd.,—IAS. pLiggins, M. Diane, 4051 Pine Cres., CE 5408—4A. Lightbody, Miilford S., 4523 W. 12th Ave., AL 3478R—1C. Lightbody, Walley P., 3657 W. 36th Ave., KE 5522L—1A. Lightfoot, Edward R., 231 E. 44th Ave., FR 3763—4Ag. Lilly, Arthur W., 3141 W. 7th Ave., CE 9400—4C. Lillie, Joan M., Acadia Camp—4HE. Lim. Wah K, 3016 Fraser, FA 0136L—GS. Linbury, Jack G., 2955 W. 11th Ave., CH 5266—3Ph. Lincke, David S., 814 Railway Ave., Steve. 82L—3Ag. Lind, J. Arnold, 519 Salsbury Dr., HA 0380R—1A. Lind, Gilbert C, Acadia Camp—1A. Lind. Stanley, 4163 W. 16th Ave., AL 0967M—1C. Lindberg, Ernst A., 2006 W. 13th Ave.,—2C. Lindesav, Maureen D.. Ste. 3, 1053 Haro, TA 3637—1C. Lindholm, Louis F., 2106 E. 41st Ave., FR 3375—3L. Lindner, Agnes, 4389 Osier, BA 2078—1A. Lingard, Mildred E.. 3026 W. 12th Ave., CE 2505—IN. Linnes, Audrey G., Mary Bollert Hall, AL 1900—3Ag. Linovich, Liida T., Isabel Mclnnes Hall, AL 2366—1A. Lipinski, Edwin, 1009 Richter St., Kelowna, B.C.—2A. Liptrot, Frances M., 5207 Kersland Dr., EL 2482—3A. Little, E. Brian, 3483 W. 20th Ave., CH 7065—1A. Little, James D., 4545 Langara Ave., AL 1798L—4F. Little, Robert F., Fort Camp, AL 0051—IAS. Little. W. Blair, 4663 W. 12th Ave., AL 0993R—2C. Littleford, Thomas W., 2103 Bellevue, West Van., West 773M—GS. Livingston, Dianne M., 3791 W. 41st Ave., KE 3275Y—3A. Livingstone, Grant H., Acadia Camp, AL 0049—4C. Lloyd, Frederick A., 4602 W. 7th Ave., AL 1241R—2L. Lock, Ewart L., Fort Camp,—2Ph. Lockhart, Jean M., 58 W. 37th Ave., FR 5727—4A. Lodge, Terrence O., 2368 Ottawa Ave., West Van., West CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8™ SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 1 198 STUDENT DIRECTORY 2150-M2—1C. Loewen, Charles B., Union College, AL 0051—3A. Loewen, John J. F., Union College, AL 0051—IAS. Logan, Bernice A., 2625 Tolmie St., AL 1782L—2A. Logan, Daryl L., Union College—3A. Logan, Donald H. Mc, 422 Northcliffe Cres., N. Burnaby,! GL 3183R—1A. Logie, Raymond T., 2960 W. 12th Ave., CE 2187—1A. Logie, Roy, 2960 W. 12th Ave., CE 2187—1L. Lok, Siepko H., Acadia Camp— Lokken, J. Erwin, Mayview, Sask.—GS. Lomas, Bruce, 3003 W. 10th Ave., CE 6697—3A. Loney, Richard C, 2837 W. 21st Ave., CE 5798—1A. Long, Alfred D., 4409 W. 14th Ave., AL 2459Y—1L. Long, Alexander, 4494 W. 9th Ave.,—4AS. Long, John W., 2549 Point Grey Rd., CH 3552—4C. Long, Ralph, 689 W. 19th Ave., FA 5926Y—1C. Longley, Walter F., 217 Wellington Cres., Sea Is., Rich. I 1259L—IAS. Longridge, Elizabeth M., Acadia Camp, AL 0026—2A: Longstaffe, John R., Acadia Camp—1A. Loomer, Herbert M., 5010 Willow, KE 7220Y—1C. Loomer, Mona L., Anne Wesbrook Hall,—2A. Lord, Raymond A., 7037 Angus Dr., KE 2809M—1A. Lord, William R., 5975 Trafalgar, KE 0712M—1A. Lorimer, Kenneth G., 2549 Woodland Dr., FA 2084L—2A. Lortie, George R., 2409 Renfrew, HA 6983R—1A. Loo, Henry, 717 E. 7th Ave., FA 8718L—1A. Loosemore, T. Robert, 2610 Pearkes Rd., AL 0038—GS. Louie, Willis, 255 E. Georgia St., TA 8976—4C. Loukes, Patrick E., 4543 W. 13th Ave., AL 0542L—3Arch. Loutit, James E., 4447 W. 13th Ave., AL 1897R—4C. Love, Nancy K., Youth Training Centre—R. Lowe, Daryl A., 4497 Kingsway, DE 6251Y—1HE. Lowes, Helen A., 4394 W. 14th Ave.,—3A. Lowes, Peter D., 1750 Knox Rd., AL 0439M—2L. Lowther, John J., 2130 Wesbrooke Cres., AL 1122—4A. Lozowski, Peter, 3549 W. 15th Ave., CH 4598—2A. Lube, Eugene M., Fort Camp—GS. MODERN MUSIC LIMITED SHEET MUSIC SPECIALISTS Textbooks and Musical Literature, Choir, Glee Club and School Music Strings and Accessories 536 SEYMOUR ST. PAcific 3941 STUDENT DIRECTORY 199 IfiXl© TO SERVE YOU \JM± OLoL Lukas, Barney—GS. Lucas, Barry G., Wesbrook Cres., AL 3220—3A. Lucas, Beryl F., 4508 W. 13th Ave., AL 0727M—N. JLucas, J. Neil, 3320 E. 46th Ave., DE 2981L—1A. Ludlow, Thelma E., 7721 Cartier, KE 3920R—2A. Ludwig, Eileen L., 401 E. 20th Ave., FA 7455—1A. Lukenchuk, John J.,—2Med. Lund, William J., 3005 E. 51st Ave.—4AS. ELundberg, Eric H., Acadia Camp—2A. pLundemo, Gubrand, 240 E. 18th Ave., FA 3656Y—IAS. Lundin, Klaus L., 167 Avenue Rd., Toronto—2A. tundy, F. Deane, 2736 W. 1st Ave.,—3A. ILum, Hong G., 2496 E. 6th Ave., HA 4141R—4AS. ILum, Wai, 2796 E. 6th Ave., HA 4141R—1A. Lusztig, Peter A., 4170 W. 11th Ave., AL 0448R—3A. Lyall, W. Ronald, 475 W. 20th Ave., FA 8858R—IAS. [Lynch-Staunton B. Marina, Mary Bollert Hall, AL 1900 [Lyon, K. R. Vaughan, 4629 W. 12th Ave., 2171R—1L. Lyman, Eva G., 5600 Dalhousie Rd., AL 3655R—2PE. [Lynch, William W., 4097 W. 32nd Ave., AL 2743Y—1A. Lyne, Herbert D., 2638 W. 7th Ave.—2C. Lynes, Kenneth P., 115 2nd St., New West., N.W. 5554L —1A. [Lynum, Harold G., 1163 Devonshire Cres., CE 0828—3F. [Lysakowski, Clara A., 2038 2nd Ave.,—IN. Lysyk, Kenneth M., Youth Training Centre—3A. M iMaartman, Bernard K. T., 2524 Carnarvon, CE 6803—SW. Ma, Chiu-Shue Q., 103 W. 21st Ave., FA 5089L—1C. Maber, Francis H., 2021 Wesbrook PI.—4F. Macey, H. Glen, Ste., 4, 2030 Vine, CE 1994—3C. Maciejewski, Maryan, Fort Camp, AL 0071—1C. ^Mackie, Patrick F., Fort Camp—TT. Maddaford, Linda B., Anne Wesbrook Hall, AL 0626—1A. [Madden, Sheila C, 6249 McCleery, KE 4916R—2A. Madden, William K., 3594 W. 40th Ave., KE 1723—3A. Madeley, J. Bruce T., 3806 W. 1st Ave., AL 3568L—2AS. I.Madffl, N. Stewart, 6050 Cartier, KE 3913M—1A. [Madsen, John O., 3741, Watling S. Burnaby, DE 3661F—1A. [Maehara, Takeshi, 4566 W. 6th Ave.—4A. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8728 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 "I STUDENT DIRECTORY Magel, Harold A., 2394 W. 6th Ave., BA 1934—GS. Mah, Bebe M., 1098 Wolfe Ave., CH 2974—2A. Mah, Gordon, 2828 Franklin, HA 0540L—1A. Mah, Jeanette E., 143 E. 49th Ave., FR 7204—4A. Mahon, James P., Acadia Camp—3A. Mahon, Kenneth W., 2887 W. 15th Ave., CE 0490—1A. Maier, Margaret M., 1278 W. 11th Ave., CH 6629—3Med. j Maier, Robert W., 2636 S.W. Marine Dr., KE 5949—1A. ! Main, Gerald C, 3890 Cartier, CE 7925—4C. Mair, A Jan. 2249 W. 36th Ave., KE 1211R—3C. Mair, Kenneth R., 5629 Angus Dr., KE 2780— Makar, Taras. 344 W. 48th Ave.—3A. Makowski. Alexander I., 5510 Fairview Rd., AL 0060—3Ag. \ Makow, Nick G., 5888 Ormidale St., DE 4220R—4A. Malcolm. Nita Louise, 7011 Montgomery, KE 7399L—lAil Malkin, Toby, 1326 W. 53rd Ave., KE 3123—1C. Malone, James C, 4641 W. 12th Ave., AL 0398L—1C. Mamontoff. Tania, 2879 W. 14th Ave., CH 9276—1A. Mandeville, Alexander F., 2610 Pearkes Rd., AL 0038—2MJ Manhas, Karm S., 728 E. 5th St., North Van., North 3001 —1A. Manly, James D., Union College, AL 0051—3A. Mann, Derek S., 788 E. 10th St., North Van., North 1985Y I —2Arch. Mann, Cedric R., 4594 W. 4th Ave., AL 1280L—GS. Mann, James G., 4762 W. 2nd Ave., AL 0487L—1C. Mann, Richard C, 4538 Pine Cres., CE 0816—lArch. Manning, Mervyn, 1865 W. 16th Ave., BA 3751—2A. Manning, Walter L., 4595 W. 9th Ave., AL 0563—3Med. Manson, Barbara J., 1549 Nanton Ave., CE 9229—2HE. Manson, Dave G., 6060 Alma Rd., KE 3137R—1A. Manzer, Helen M., 1406 Edinburgh St., DE 1791Y—2A. Mar, John, 2605 Tennis Cres.—IAS. Mar, Lillian L., 214 Isabel Mclnnes Hall—IN. Mar, May L., 4649 W. 14th Ave., AL 0594Y— 4A. Maranda, Laurie G., 3271 W. 34th Ave.. KE 3537R—2AS. Marchese, Angela L., 415 2nd St., New West., N.W. 4442LJ —1A. Marcuzzi. Lilliana J., 4977 Marguerite, KE 2124L—4A. Marvik, Jaromir, 4554 Langara, AL 3059—1C. Marits, Maldus. 6288 Macdonald, KE 0209—3A. Markham, William G., 1937 W. 44th Ave., KE 3318Y—2Med. j Markland. Kenneth A., 4082 W. 8th Ave., AL 1996—4AS. J Marks, Siegfried, Fort Camp—3A. Marling, Keith E., 1593 W. 61st Ave., KE 4564M—2Ag. J Marmwa, Joseph V., 833 Burnaby St., N. West, N.W. 4127-R3—1A. ,Marr, Allan, 2070 E. 7th Ave., HA 5552M—lASr WHEN YOU THINK OF CLOTHES THINK OF KIRK'S r STUDENT DIRECTORY Tracy's THE FASH,0N centre "Distinctive Styles for the Co-ed" 524-30 Granville St. Marrion, Alice E., 3086 W. 24th Ave., CH 1605—1A. Marriott, Barbara A., Anne Wesbrook Hall—2A. Earshall, Brian J., Robson, B.C.—1A. Marshall, Donald G., 2425 W. 33rd Ave., KE 1215L—2F. Marshall, Estelle I., 4649 W. 14th Ave., AL 0594Y—3A. Marshall, Jane E., 1950 Nurses Res., FA 6621—2N. Marhall, James E., 2738 W. 7th Ave., CH 7273—2F. Marshall, Lillian E., Isabel Mclnnes Hall, AL 0063—IN. Martens, Agnes, Nurses Res., V. G. H., FA 6621—3N. Martens, Martha W., 1054 W. 10th Ave., CE 9884—N. Martin, Alexander, 2932 Marine Dr., West Van., West 1782M—1A. Martin, Beryl M. L., Acadia Camp—3A. Martin, Donald C, Fort Camp—3A. Martin, Hal C, 6301 Nanaimo, FR 5835—IAS. Martin, 4350 Locarno Cres., AL 0896R—1A. Martin, J. Edward C, Acadia Camp—1A. Martin, John M., 356 W. 15th Ave., EM 2750—2Med. Martin, Robert J., Youth Training Centre—1A. Martin, W. Robert., 975 W. 13th Ave., CE 6659—1L. Martin, William R. J., 1640 Larch, CH 6686—3Med. Martindale, Wharton M., 5502 Presidents Row, AL 1279 —4C. Martineau, Raymond A., 217 Nelson Rd., New West., N.W. 4273-L2—2AS. Martinkova, Helena, 1438 Arbutus, CE 0363—4A. Martinuik, Martin, 628 W. 16th Ave., FA 3554M—GS. Martinusen, Henry H, 3537 W. 31st Ave., KE 5317M—2A. Masay, Patricia G., 5999 Balsam, KE 3261Y—SW. Masing, Ulu, 3864 W. 8th Ave., AL 2089L—1A. Mason, Geoffrey P., Dept. Philosophy & Psychology—GS. Mastin, Walter J., 2036 Cornwall St., CH 3506—IAS. Mason, Grenville R., 5619 Kerr, DE 0567L—IAS. Mason, Kenneth R., 5619 Kerr, DE 0567L—IAS. Mason, R. William, 1416 E. 10th Ave., FA 1557L—1PE. Matchett, Marilyn F., 1404 6th Ave., New West., N.W. 4520L—2A. Mathe, E. Lajos, Acadia Camp—3AS. Matheson, Alastair T„ 1048 E. 14th Ave., FA 2991L—GS. Matheson, Donald C, 4411 W. 11th Ave.—3A. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8728 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 STUDENT DIRECTORY 1952 B.C., -1HE. -4A. Matheson, Donald J., 479 Burns Ave., Deep Cove, Deep Cove 2932—3 AS. Matheson, Edith E., Isabel Mclnnes Hall—1 A. Matheson, Elizabeth M., 6425 Adera St., KE 3939R- Matheson, Malcolm A., 2611 Kitchener, HA 0993Y- Matheson, Shirley I.—1A. Mathias, Harry E., Langford, B.C.—3A. Mathieson, M. Christina, 4065 W. 13th Ave., AL 1323R—1A Matterson, B. Dall, Fort Camp—IAS. Matthews, Elmer S., Fort Camp, AL 0049—3A. Matthews, Gordon R., 3522 W. 47th Ave., KE 5845R— 111 Matthews, Jeane F., 1068 W. 10th Ave., BA 2205—1A. Matthews, John T., 3807 W. 11th Ave., AL 3481—1 A. Matthews, John W. P., Youth Training Centre—1A. Matthews, Marion D., 4134 W. 10th Ave., AL 1264R—5Ns Matthews, Shirley J., 1368 W. 47th Ave., KE 2277—4NJ Mathews, Stephen, 5510 Fairview Ave., AL 0060—3AS. 1 Matous, Hans M., 4406 W. 2nd Ave., AL 1719M—3A. Matthews, Stewart W., 2009 Wesbrook PI.,—IAS. Matzen, Egon J. P., 2045 W. 14th Ave.,—1A. Mausser, William J., 3112 W. 10th Ave., CH 9657—4AS. I Mawdsley, Jack S., Acadia Camp—2A. Mawhinney, Donna G., 4563 W. 3rd Ave., AL 2630M—1N| Mawhinney. J. Donald S., 4078 W. 14th Ave., AL 1081R1 —2L. Mawhinney, Pamela J., 5519 Toronto Rd., AL 0513M*—2A.1 Maxwell, John A., University Camp—1A. Maybank, John, 4330 W. 9th Ave., AL 1754L—GS. Maynard, John K., 1963 W. 3rd Ave., CH 5495—1C Mayne, Constance E. N., Isabel Mclnnes Hall, AL 2366 3^ Mayoh, Helen M., 1996 W. 42nd Ave., KE 2187Y—4A. Maxwell, William F., 3807 W. 16th Ave., AL 1875L—2F. Maze, James R.—2A. Meachem, Gwen, Isabelle Mclnnes Hall, AL 2366—3A. Mead, James S., 5516 Curtis St., GL 0936L—1A. Mead, Mary A., 24 E. 10th Ave., FA 1857L—4A. Meadows, Sylvia M., Ill 3rd Ave., New West., N.W. 54271* —2HE. BEV. RHODES SPORTINC GOODS We Specialize in: • Crass Hockey • Tennis • Badminton • Coif EXPERT REPAIR and RESTRINCINC SERVICE 588 RICHARDS MArine 1590 r 11952 STUDENT DIRECTORY 203 HANLEY PHARMACY ACROSS FROM THE NEW GYM Meagher, Michael D., Acadia Camp, AL 0035—2A. Medd, G. Byron, Acadia Camp—lAg. peek, Ronald C, 4643 Blenheim, KE 1885—1A. Meeker, Henry C, 4576 W. 12th Ave., AL 0571R—2C. peekison, William G., 3266 W. 36th Ave., KE 3950—1A. Meikle, Charles F., 3809 Albert St., GL 0834R—1A. Meldrum, Murray A., 709 E. 3rd St., North Van., North 1391M—IAS. Melenka, Roy E., Acadia Camp, AL 0016—2AS. feellish, Kathleen F., 6072 Wiiltshire, KE 3751—3PE. Mena, Rita M., Acadia Camp— Mendoza, Leon C, Fort Camp—3A. Menkes, Edwin T., 4048 W. 14th Ave., AL 0736R—1A. Mercer, Albert G., 121 E. 57th Ave., FR 5083—3AS. (Mercer, Edward N, 4435 W. 12th Ave.,—3A. Mercer. Barbara L., 3530 W. 34th Ave., KE 5722L—3A. Meredith, Gordon T., 6426 Wiltshire, KE 7326—1 A. fierier, Ezio, 2526 W. 33rd Ave., KE 0653L—4A. Merner, Jack N., 2894 Phyllis Rd., Victoria—3A. Merrick, Frances E., 1045 Duchess Ave., Hollyburn, B.C., West 947L—3A. Merry, George A., 330 W. 16th Ave.—1A. Merson, Stanley R., 1938 Lakewood Dr., HA 3874R—4A. Mesher, Franklin S., Fort Camp, CE 1484—2Med. Messerschmidt, Freda R., 928 Pandora Ave., Victoria—2A. Metcalfe. Charles D., 4146 W. 15th Ave., AL 1296L—3A. Meyer, Dorette, 1165 W. 13th Ave., CH 0219—2A. Meyer, John, 4371 Perry St., FA 8171—TT. Meyer, Richard B. B., 926 W. 8th Ave., CE 6559—2C. Meyerhoff, John W., 465 E. 44th Ave., FR 5256—3A. Michas, Lukia, 4046 W. 8th Ave., AL 3097—4A. Michaud, Leona M., 4322 Locarno Cres., AL 1307—1A. Middelveen, Frederick D., 6650 Kerr St., DE 2031R—2Ag. Middelveen, John W., 6650 Kerr St., DE 2031R—3AS. Middleton, A. Gilman, 1662 W. 52nd Ave., KE 2193L—2A. Middleton, Keith J., 1662 W. 52nd Ave. KE 2193L—2A. Middleton, Robert M., 4378 W. 11th Ave.—4A. Miki, Ichio, 5514 Tower Cres., AL 0035—1A. Miki, Tsungo, Acadia Camp—2A. Miles, E. Irene, 6940 E. Broadway, N. Burnaby, GL 2919M —3HE. CAVE SUPPFi? CLUB PA 8728 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 ] STUDENT DIRECTORY Miller, Alan R., Fort Camp—PE. Miller, Bruce E., 147 Kane Ave., Winnipeg—1L Miller, Arthur E., 2576 Edgemont Blvd., North Van. NortH 3559-L1—2C. Millar, Allan G., 3937 W. 37th Ave.,—2A Millar, Charles A., 4509 W. 11th Ave.—4AS. Millar, William R., 1763 E. Pender St., HA 5794Y 1A 1 Miiller, Eileen E., 2656 W. 5th Ave., CH 1193—3L Miller. Harry, 936 W. King Edward, BA 1913—1 A. Miller, Jack A., Oliver, B.C.—2A. Miller, J. Dawn, Acadia Camp—IN. Miller, Joseph, 1935 W. 8th Ave., BA 2979 Miller, K. Ruth, Mary Bollert Hall, AL 1900—IN Miller, Lillian N, 4673 W. 7th Ave., AL 0684R—3A. Miller, M. Elinor, 465 Eastcot Rd., West Van., West 1181L —3A. Miller, Marilyn J., 4269 W. 13th Ave., AL 1556R—3HE. 1 Miller, Milton C, Y.T.C.—1A. Miller, Vivian A., 3883 W. 16th Ave., AL 1893R—5SW. 1 Milley, Donald C, 4660 W. 6th Ave., AD 0939L—4AS. Milley, Vernon R., 4660 W. 6th Ave., AL 0939L—1A. Millham, Patricia M., 2194 W. 49th Ave., KE 3527R—lAJ Milling, Mae E., 3150 W. 27th Ave., CH 4886—4Ag. MilUngton, Lois A., 2954 W. 14th Ave., CE 9402—2A. Mills, Annette B., 6102 N.W. Marine Dr., AL 1900—1 A. 1 Mills, J. Donald M., Fort Camp—4A. Mills, John A., 2276 W. 35th Ave., KE 1936Y—4Ag. Milne, Glenn D., 4666 N.W. Marine, AL 2478R—4Ph. Miilne, John B., 4870 Collingwood, KE 5207L—2A. Milne, Norman D., 5502 Presidents Row—2Ph. Mnne. Richard V., 4642 Dunbar, KE 5306R—4AS. Milner, Earl, 4435 W. 12th Ave.—2Ph. Mimoto, Michiho, 1695 Pine Cres., CH 0464—3A. Minamimaye, J. George, 2988 W. 41st Ave., KE 0554L—1A| Mirko, Ivan G., 4653 W. 8th Ave., AL 0337M—3Ar&i. Mirko, Joseph F., 4653 W. 8th Ave., AL 0337M—3AS. Mironoff, George, 302 5th St., N.W. 5154L—2A. Misewich, Carl A., 7120 Maple St., KE 5925R—2Ph. Mitarewsk, Walter Wm., 964 W. 32nd Ave.. CE 5398—3AJ Mitchell, Andrew D., 1317 Chestnut St., CH 1401—3A. Mitchell, Donald H., 1626 Drummond Dr., AL 3438—2A. Mitchell, Harold B., Acadia Camp—5TT. Mitchell, John B., 1485 E. 50th Ave., FR 9020—2AS. Mitchell, Lorna A., 4555 Sophia St., FA 0645R—1A. Mitchell, Michael L.. 6691 Churchill, KE 7681Y—1L. Mitchell, M. Joan E., 268 E. 5th St., North Van., Nortli 1856L—3A. Mitchell, Neville, 8333 Fremlin,—4AS. Mitchell, Ronald R., 243 S. Boundary Rd., GL 1942M—1AJ Quick, Expert Lubrie- UBC Shell Station ation for your car at your 10'TH AND DISCOVERY STUDENT DIRECTORY ffaxi? Y0^LOcoAL CH5151 Mitchell, Thomas F., 1703 Dublin St., New West., N.W. 1240L—1A. Mitchell, Thomas M., 4555 Sophia, FA 0645R—3Med. Mitchell, Wiilliam J., 1356 W. 13th Ave., CE 1244—3Med. Mitchell, William P., 2250 W. 10th Ave., CH 1153—2PE. Mitchner, Hyman, 1412 Devonshire Cres., CE 6159—GS. Mitsusho, M. Spud, 3691 W. 26th Ave., AL 2739M—3A. Mitton, C. Robert, 4172 W. 8th Ave., AL 1634Y—2A. Mitton, Patricia A., 4177 W. 12th Ave., AL 0198R—4N. Miyagawa, M. Mickey, 899 E. Cordova, HA 3085L—3A. Miyagishima, Robert T., 1672 W. 7th Ave., CE 0017—1A. Miyasaki, Elizabeth M., 6102 N.W. Marine Dr., AL 1900 —1A. Mayasawa, Jean, 6102 N.W. Marine Dr., AL 1900—2A. Mizero, Miro, 5510 Fairview Ave.—3C. Moen, Julian B., 4413 W. 9th Ave., AL 0380R— Moffett, Donald J., 3749 Edgemont Blvd., North Van., North 2131-R3—4C. Moffatt, John G., 4411 W. 11th Ave., AL 3256L—GS. Moi, Berte L., Isabel Mclnnes Hall—1A. Moir, Reginald J. S., 2379 Marine Dr., West Van., West 523M—2L. Moir, Lewis E., 4354 W. 9th Ave., AL 0247L—2A. Moesey, John, 4612 W. 11th Ave., AL 1641L—4A. Moisio, Arlene I., 1896 Wesbrook Res., AL 0603Y—1A. Molson, Margaret E., 4434 W. 7th Ave., AL 1756Y—2HE. Molyneux, William E., 2651 Point Grey Rd., CH 8603—2Ag. Monaghan, Robert L. J., 4411 W. 11th Ave., AL 3256L—1L. Monroe, Barbara J., 87 Peveril Ave., FA 9344L—1A. Monson, Reta L., 911 E. 58th Ave.,—2A. Montaine, Lome A., 6891 Marguerite, KE 3432L—1C. Montabetti, Doris I., Acadia Camp, AL 0026—4HE. Montemurro, Joseph, 1096 W. 14th Ave., CH 5354—4A. Montgomery, Bruce T., 835 20th St;, West Van., West 384R—2 A. Montgomery, C. Ross, 802 4th St., New West., N.W. 1991R —3A. . Montgomery, Janet E., 6102 N.W. Marine Dr., AL 1900 —1A. Montgomery, Mable L., 1106 Pacific, PA 7301—2A. Montgomery, Roger F., 1653 W. 62nd Ave., KE 4690M—2A. Montpellier, Alfred L., 1570 Fell Ave., North Van., North 2283M—3Med. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA «28 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 1 206 STUDENT DIRECTORY Moodie, Allan G., 1315 W. 59th Ave., KE 1326L—1A. Moodie, Margaret M., 1315 W. 59th Ave.,—GS. Moodie, Stanley, 4261 W. 12th Ave., AL 1629L—1A. Moody, Audrey R., 3042 W. 36th Ave., KE 1383L—1A. Moody, W. Murdith, Acadia Camp—1A. Mooney, Malcolm G., 2387 Renfrew St., HA 4926R—1A. Moore, April F., 3008 W. 36th Ave., KE 4188—1A. Moore, Corinne A., 4554 W. 9th Ave., AL 1655R—4A. Moore, Elaine M., 116 15th St. E., North Van., North 251R —2Ph. Moore, Kate D., 6476 Granville, KE 2703—1A. Moore, Kenneth W., Box 1, Little Mt. Camp—4AS. Moore, Richard S., 386 W. 15th Ave., AL 2158L—4F. Moore, Sheila, 3233 W. 14th Ave., CH 9097—4A. Moore, Zelma E., 1409 Marine Dr., West Van,, West 1791 —1A. Morehouse, Ralph E., 4546 W. 8th Ave., AL 0346Y—4Ag.: Morel, William E„ 4694 W. 8th Ave.—IAS. Morelli, Rudolph (Rudy) Fort Camp—2A. Morford, Robert W., Singai Siput, Malaya—1A. Morgan, Donn L., 1708 Allison Rd., AL 0274—IAS. Morgan, John F., 3586 Blenheim, CH 8491—3A. Morgan, J. Herbert, 4483 W. 15th Ave., AL 0891M—4A. Morgan, Michael F., 3012 W. 12th Ave., CE 4098—1A. Morgan, Shirley R., 3755 Blenheim, CH 2807—1PE. Morgan, Victor O., 4313 W. 11th Ave., AL 1225R—4A. Morgan, William W., 5510 Fairview Ave., AL 0060—3A. Morley, E. Mable, 2669 W. Van., West 1111M— 4A. Morley, Gordon A., 2833 McGill, HA 8233L—2AS. Moroney, James K. S., 2856 W. 29th Ave.—4A. Morris, Darryl G., 2436 W. 1st Ave., CE 4262—2A. Morris, Dennis A., 336 E. 43rd Ave., FR 8996—2Ph. Morris, Gerald D., 3441 W. 8th Ave., CH 9608—2A. Morris, Lois A., 4547 W. 16th Ave., AL 0730R—4A. Morrisette, Patricia M., 3638 W. 1st Ave., CH 1087—2PE. Morrison, Charles H, 3945 W. 12th Ave., AL 1592R—2AS. Morrison, Gary C, Acadia Camp—1A. Morrison, George E., 1420 W. 47th Ave., KE 1357—lMed. Morrison, Jack H, 2120 Wesbrook Cres., AL 0061—3A. Morrison, Kenneth J., 159 W. 11th Ave., EM 1914—3Med. Morriss, Gloria R., 4746 W. 4th Ave., AL 3064Y—1A. Morrow, Blake E., 805 4th St., New West., N.W. 3111L—3Ph Morrow, Boswell R. M., 3538 W. 31st Ave., KE 5251—1C. Morrow, Bruce K., 4674 W. 8th Ave., AL 2418R—3A. Morrow, Lorraine E., Acadia Camp—1A. Morrow, Trelle A., 4653 W. 8th Ave., AL 0337M—5Arch. Morrow, William J., 2706 Telford Ave., S. Burnaby, DE 5547Y—1A. Mort, Walter, 1241 W. 49th Ave., KE 3622—2A. PRITCHARD'S 10TH AND ALMA 4-HOUR CLEANERS ALma 1493 STUDENT DIRECTORY Tracy's THE FASH,0N centre 'Everything in Fine Quality Sportswear" 524-30 Granville St. Eortimer, Maitland E., 2765 Waterloo, CH 8285—1A. Mortison, Stanley R. A., 2426 Eton, HA 7657R—1A. Ifosher, C. Franklin, 2440 Dundas, HA 2543R—4AS. Mosher, Dorothy E., 339 E. 11th St., North Van., North 2148L—TT. Mosher, Montague M., 2440 Dundas, HA 2543R—3AS. Mossop, Roger B., 3972 W. 36th Ave., KE 3914M—1C. Mottley, Irene V, 1556 W. 13th Ave., CE 1758—1A. Moulds, James H., 7660 Heather, FR 5971—1L. Mounce, Joyce A., 4785 W. 6th Ave., AL 0939R—3A. Mounce, Stanley A., 3339 W. 26th Ave.—1A. Mountsoy, Eric W., Fort Camp—2AS. Mountray, Anne M., 1826 Blanca, AL 0635—4A. . Mowatt, Mary E., 1831 Knox Rd., AL 2716Y—1A. Moyes, Alexander, 630 E. 13th Ave.. FA 1625L—2A. Moysa, Norman, 2876 Trafalgar, CH 0119—4AS. Mudie, John A., 4082 W. 8th Ave., AL 1996—3AS. Mueller-Doubois, Dieter, 4483 W. 12th Ave.,—2F. Mugford, Richard N., Anglican College, AL 0050—4A. Muir, Daryl C, 5637 McMaster Rd., AL 1291R—4HE. Muir, Donald M., Acadia Camp—2Ag. Muirhead, Christopher R., Acadia Camp, AL 0016—2A. Mulberry, Gordon, 2154 W. 37th Ave., KE 3086R—1A. Mulder, Terence, 4726 Collingwood, KE 5215R— Mulholland, William H., 4609 W. 11th Ave., AL 3120R—2L. Munday, Jenifer G., 4411 W. 5th Ave., AL 1570M—4A. Mundell, Robt. A., Acadia Camp, AL 0010—4A. Mundle, Gordon E., Fort Camp—2PE. Munn, Anne C, 2239 W. 1st Ave., CE 5571—1SW. Munn, Robert E. D., 2239 W. 1st Ave., CE 5571—4A. Munro, Catherine A., 4511 Marguerite, CH 5323—3HE. Munro, Eileen E., 1423 Walnut, CH 1143—1A. Munro, E. Joan 2930, W. 30th Ave., KE 5057Y—GS. Munro, Gordon R., 6337 Adera St., KE 5873—1A. Munro, Mary F., 4511 Marguerite, CH 5323—4A. Munson, Claude M., The Ranch, North Van.—3 Murakami, Ernest K., 1509 Western Cres., AL 0629R—4A. Murakami, Martha M., 4756 W.: 7th Ave., AL 1540R—4A. Muraro, Theodore W., rFort Camp—IAS. Murdoch, William R., 728 Moffatt Rd., R.R.3, Rich. 1222R —2A. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8728 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS . PA 0719 J STUDENT DIRECTORY 1952 Murdock, John F., 2992 Trimble—1L. Muri, Glen A., Deep Cove, B.C. D.C. 2611—3F. Murison, John C, 4358 W. 8th Ave., AL 2489R—2AS. Murphy, Barbara L., 4622 N.W. Marine Dr.—1A. Murphy, C. Patricia, 4694 W. 13th Ave., AL 1800—1A. Murphy, James N, 725 Southborough Rd., West Van.J West 2037-Y1—1A. Murphy, Joan M., 497 Haddon Dr., West Van., West 967M —3A. Murphy, John F., 4379 Blenheim, CH 1247—1A. Murphy, M. Jean, 3470 W. 43rd Ave., KE 2431—2A. Murray, Donald, 6311 Adera, KE 1426L—1A. Murray, Doris A., 2886 Blanca, AL 2908—4A. Murray, Douglas G., 1783 Mountain Hwy., Lynn ValleJ —3Med. Murray, Leila M. G., Isabel Mclnnes Hall, AL 2366—1 A. Murray, Norma M., Natal, B.C.—1A. Murray, Morag J., 6311 Adera St., KE 1426L—1C. Murray, Nancy J., 1250 W. 37th Ave., KE 1740—3A. Muskeyn, Theodore A., 1545 Renfrew St., HA 5203Y—1A. i Mussio, Sergio, 6211 Tofino Terrace, AL 3400—2AS. Myers, John G., 5506 Kings Rd., AL 0704Y—3F. Myers, Margaret S., 2516 Courtenay St., AL 0885—1HE. 1 Myers, Rocky, 3326 W. 14th Ave., CH 8612—1L. Mykytiuk, Laurence J., Acadia Camp, AL 0079—2AS. ANYTHING in PHOTOGRAPHY MArine 3625 TAtlow 7937 CAMPBELL 581 GRANVILLE ST. 1952 STUDENT DIRECTORY 209 Lecture Time? CHKK THE clock above H an ley Pha rm acy Mc MacAdam, E. Marilyn, 6952 Maple, KE 2799—1A. McA-fee. Mary N. 4518 W. 13th Ave., AL 0168Y—4A. McAllister, Carey D., 4094 W. llth Ave., AL 1630L—4A. . McAllister, Donald E., 4094 W. -llth Ave., AL 1630L—2A.; McAllister, William B., 4158 W. 14th AL 0859R—1A. McAlpine, Edward A., 6709 Marine Cres., KE 5863—1C. McAlpine, Mary-A., 2248 Triumph, HA 4873Y— 3A. MacArthur, Douglas B., 2116 SUssex Ave., S. Burnaby,; DE 2008M—4A. MacArthur, Joan C 3966 W. 24th Ave., AL 2214L—2L. iMcArthur, Joan V., 5537 Yew St., KE 6676—3AS. McAteer, Kenneth D., 2231 Turner, HA 5685L—1A. MacAulay. David A. N, 1150 W. 29th Ave., BA 4036—2A. MacBey, Helen E., Acadia Camp, AL 0026—3A. McBride, Jack, 4494 W. 9th. Ave., AL. 3695L—GS. :. 1 McCabe, Alex K./,45'43 W. 13th Ave., AL 0542—3C. McCallan, John H., 2835 W. 30th Ave., KE 4981L—lAg. I McCallum, J. Donald, 1978 W. 43rd Ave., KE 1427R—IAS. McCallum, Irene E., 116 Glover Ave., New West., N.W\ 5207R—3HE. McCamey, Wm. Lafayette. 6291 Tofino Terrace, AL 0071 —2C. McCamey, Mary Ann, 6102 N.W. Marine Dr>, AL i900—1A. McCandless, David L., Fort Camp—1A. McCargar, Donamae A., 3481 W. 10th Ave., CE 3095—3A. McCoshan, Margaret R. J., 4676 Bellevue Dr.* AL 2485L —2GS. McCowan, Conrad W., Youth Training Centre—2A. McClymont, Patricia L., 1631 Collingwood, CE 8365—IN. McColl, Diane L., 1003 Wolfe Ave., CH 1858—3A. Wte McComb, Donald R., 4055 W. 30th Ave., AL 3797R—1SW. McComber,.George C, 4619 W. 13th Ave., AL 0225Y—2A. McConville, John M., 5888 Wiltshire St., KE 2244—1L. MacCorkindale, Hugh G., 1450 W. 37th Ave., KE 0729L —1A. MacCorkindale, Mary C, 1450 W. 37th Ave., KE 0729L —4HE. McCormack, John G., 2390 W. 1st Ave., CH 8102—5Arch. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA «"« SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 210 STUDENT DIRECTORY PERRY'S TYPING SERVICE CEdar 7610 MIMEOGRAPHING MAILING - FRATERNITY SORORITY - CLUB NOTICES 2509 W. Broadway McCormick, Lindsay L., 4509 W. 8th Ave., AL 0173M—4A. McCormick, William J., 324 W. 11th Ave., FA 1090M—3AS. McCoy, Donald A., 2926 W. 8th Ave., CE 9801—4A. McCracken, Maxine G., Isabel Maclnnes Hall—1A. McCrae, Allan M., 4422 W. 13th Ave., AL 1004L—3AS. MacCrostie, Hugh W., 2138 Acadia Rd., AL 0425R—1L. McCubbin, Frances A., 2226 York St.,, CE 0494—1SW. McCullough, Malcolm J., Fort Camp—1C. McCurdy, Dorothy J., 4630 W. 6th Ave., AL 0645M—2A. McCurrach, Helen I., 4569 W. 5th Ave., AL 0974Y—3A. McDiarmid, Ruth H., 4623 W. 4th Ave., AL 1979Y—4A. McDermid, John C, 5845 Wiltshire S., KE 2517—1A. McDermott, Daniel W., 2141 E. 40th, FA 4806—1A. Macdiarmid, Allan, 28 W. King Edward, FA 0877M—2Ph. McDiarmid, Colin G.. 4667 Belmont, AL 0404Y—3A. McDiarmid, William C, 3233 W. 14th Ave., CH 4434—4Ag. MacDonald, Angus L., 4544 W. 1st Ave., AL 1278Y—lMed. MacDonald, Bruce W., 4462 Marguerite CH 2493—2Ph. MacDonald, Cameron, Hut 93F, Rm 4, YTC Acadia—1A. arrow shirt Kirk»s Varsity Shop HEADQUARTERS 4444 WEST TENTH STUDENT DIRECTORY [Taxi? CASIfi*&r CH5151 McDonald, Daniel L., 729 Queens Ave. N. West., NW 4986L—1C. ^McDonald, David A., 2915 W. 32nd Ave., KE 4898R—1A. [Macdonald, David A., 4462 Marguerite, CH 2493—2C. 'McDonald, David N., 1808 Esquimalt Ave., W. Van. West —480R—2PE. MacDonald, Donald C,—2Ph. Macdonald, Donald D., 1120 Palmerston Ave., W. Van. W. 1470M2. ^Macdonald, Donald W., 4573 W. 2nd Ave.—3AS. MacDonald, Alexander E„ Fort Camp—AL 0071—lMed. MacDonald, James C, 1450 W. 39th Ave., KE 3985M—IAS MacDonald, John A., Acadia Camp—1A. MacDonald, John A., 3275 W. 1st Ave., CH 7911—2L. Macdonald, John B., 2965 W. 34th Ave., KE 3560L—3Arch MacDonald, John F., Acadia Camp—1A. McDonald, John K., 3893 W. 35th Ave., KE 5388L—4Ag. MacDonald, John M., 4175 Balaclava, CH 0939—4PE. MacDonald, John V., 4082 W. 8th, AL 1996—4AS. MacDonald, Luella M., 4322 Locarno Cres., AL 1307—2A. MacDonald, Malvina A., Mary Bollert Hall, AL 1900—1A. McDonald, Norman G., Fort Camp—4A.. McDonald, Peter M., 3290 Marine Dr., W. Van., W699Y2 —2C. McDonald, Philip R., 1249 Nanton, CH 8179—1 A. MacDonald, Somerled, 2856 W. 35th Ave., KE 7230Y—2C. MacDonald, Walter C, 2130 Wesbrook Cr., AL 1122—1L. MacDonald, Walter C, 4411 W. 11th Ave., AL 3256L—2Med MacDonald, Wendy M., 1307 W. 46th Ave., KE 3314—2A. McDonald, William H., 5510 Fairview Ave., AL 0060—3AS McDorman, Leslie G.. 2196 W. 15th Ave., CE 4501—3A. McDougall, Graeme E., 1415 Acadia Rd., AL 1053—1A. McDougall. James J., 6231 Tofino Terrace—GS. MacDougail, John A., Ste. 5 725 Jervis St., PA 8670—4A. McDougall, Lorna J., Mary Bollert Hall, AL 1900—3A. McDowell, Kathleen V., Acadia—2A. McDougall, Peter N., —1C. McEachran, Ailsa E., 2420 Nelson Ave., W. Van. W. 749R —ITT. McEown, Donald C, 1953 Fulton Ave., W. 1760—2A. MacEwan, Joyce L., 2141 Randolph Ave., DE 1150M—4Ph. McEwen, Kathleen L., 343 E. 11th St., N. 1432R—GS. McFarlane, Ruth A., 4533 Bellevue Dr., AL 1300L—1HE. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA «" SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 071? STUDENT DIRECTORY 1952 MacFarlane, Constance M., 1096 Cortell Rd., N. Van., N. 2871R1—3A. MacFarlane, George, 298 E. 41st Ave., FR 0793—3A. MacFarlane, Reginald T., 5326 Spencer, DE 1064M—1PE McFarlane, Robert J., Acadia Camp—3A. McFarlane, William J. G., 1449 W. 38th Ave., KE 0594R —2Med. MacFadyen, Sheila R., 359 E. 9th St., North Van., North 1942R—1A. McFaul, Maida, Mary Bollert Hall—1A. McFeely, Patricia, 4618 W. 3rd Ave., AL 0739L—2A. McFetridge, Donald G., 4487 W. 13th Ave., AL 0651L—Ag. McGarrigle, Gail L., 3005 Garden Dr., HA 6186Y—2PE. McGeer, Miichael G. S., 3271 W. 48th Ave., KE 6239R—2L. McGhee, Gordon D., 1911 Knox St., AL 2868R—1A. McGhee, Jack J., 5502 Presidents Row, AL 1279—lMed. MacGillivray, A. Dean, 4277 W. 9th Ave., AL 0792M—2AS.I MacGillivray, Elizabeth Li 1149 W. 29th Ave., CH 76231 —2Ag. McGinley, Frank G., 1443 W. 46th Ave., KE 6107L—1L. McGinley, Maurice G., 1443 W. 46th Ave., KE 6107L—3C.I McGinnis, Shirley R., 3873 W. 23rd Ave., AL 2865R—3A.1 McGiverin, Sheila F., 4624 W. 11th Ave., AL 2508M—4A. McGonville, Patricia, 5888 Wiltshire St., KE 2244—2A. McGraw, John J., 6038 Adera St., KE 3599—2AS. McGregor, Agnes C, 6249 Angus Dr., KE 2496R—1A. Macgregor, Arthur J., 2210 Macdonald, CE 2956—2A. Macgregor, Edwin R., 804 W. 14th Ave., FA 5205R—2AS. ] McGregor, John C, 2686 Oliver Cres., CE 8414—lMed. McGugan, Archibald, 1519 Oakland Ave., Victoria—3A. McGuire, James D., 559 Braid St., Penticton, B.C.—2AS. McGuirk, Erma G., Isabel Mclnnes Hall—1A. McGuire, Robert L., 3560 Highland Blvd., North 1760-R3 —4Com. McHugh, Douglas F., 4583 W. 11th Ave., AL 3784R—3A. McHugh, William K., 4583 W. 11th Ave.,—2AS. Mcllwrarth, M. Peggy, Acadia Camp—3A. Maclnnes, Donald J., 4208 Frances St., N. Burnaby, GL 2767L—1A. Mclnnes, Douglas N., Maclnnes, Duncan C. —1C. Maclnnes, Duncan, 4208 Frances St., GL 2767L—1A. Maclnnes, Frances J., 3725 Triumph, GL 0837R—1A. Maclnnes, Michael C. S., 3449 Cypress, KE 3719L—1C. Maclnnes, Richard B., 3708 W. 18th Ave.,—1A. Maclnnes, Robert R., 5449 Cypress St., KE 3719L—1C. Mcintosh, Donald J., 1171 Beach Ave., PA 6875—3A. 1419 W. 52nd Ave., KE 5963Y—2A. E., 4785 Chancellor Blvd., AL 2188L SERVICE IS MY BUSINESS*' Pat's Shell Service 10TH AND DISCOVERY Serving by Supporting.. THE UBC Alumni Association (Permanent organization of former students) PUBLISHERS OF THE UBC Alumni Chronicle (The magazine by and about grads) SPONSORS OF THE Alumni-UBC Develop* ment Fund (Supporting UBC through annual giving) STUDENTS ALWAYS WELCOME . . . - at the - ALUMNI OFFICE, Room 201, Brock Hall, FRANK J. E. TURNER, Executive Director 1 STUDENT DIRECTORY Macintosh, Douglas A., Acadia Camp—2AS. Mcintosh, Murray E., 275 Hunter St., Woodstock Ont.—2AM Maclnnes, Marylou, 5449 Cypress, KE 3719L—2A. Macintryre, Elizabeth M., Acadia Camp—4HE. Maclntyre, James D., 3256 W. 24th Ave.—4A. Macintyre, James M., Acadia Camp—2A. Maclntyre, James M., 1875 Drummond Dr., AL 1217L—2C. Mclntyre, Kenneth G., 2225 E. 27th Ave., FA 8074L—3A. Mclntyre, Mollie C, 264 W. 25th St., North Van., North 1877L—1HE. Mclvor, Joan L., 2315 Kingsway, DE 2137Y—1HE. MacKaracher, M. Jean, 3175 W. 33rd Ave., KE 5078R—TT. MacKay, Alistair R., 1806 Adanac, HA 5448R—4A. McKay, Alvin A., Skeena River, B.C.—1A. MacKay, Donald A., Acadia Camp, AL 0079—2A. McKay, Donald H, 3437 Blenheim, BA 3516—4C. McKay, Donald R., Fort Camp— MacKay, Edward L., 3823 W. 12th Ave., AL 1274Y— IAS. 1 McKay, 1757 Allison Rd., AL .0265Y—1A. McKay, C. Heather, 1757 Allison, AL 0265Y—4A. McKay, J. R. Monte, 7111 Angus Dr., KE 1207R—2AS. I McKay, John C, Acadia Camp—3AS. MacKay, John R., 1947 W. King Ed., CH 4683—1C. MacKay, Kenneth R., 2120 Wesbrook Cres., AL 0061—3C. McKay, Mary W., Acadia Camp—1HE. McKay, J. Stuart, 4495 W. 7th Ave., AL 1366M—IAS. McKee, John H., 11 Stevens St., White Rock—IAS. McKellar, James R., 961 W. 21st Ave., CH 0386—2PE. McKelvie, Roy W., 4085 W. 37th Ave., KE 5911L—3PE. . MacKendrick, William G., 1638 W. 49th Ave., KE 5413 —4AS. McKenzie, Carolyn I., 3869 W. 15th Ave., FA 6621—2N. MacKenzie, Cecil A., Acadia Camp, AL 0049—3C. MacKenzie, Eric C, 2668 Crown, AL 0887L—3Ag. MacKenzie, George A., 4463 W. 13th Ave., AL 3546R—1A. MacKenzie, Glenn E., 1225 Harwood, MA 1926—1A. MacKenzie, Gordon R., 1755 W. 12th Ave., CE 2866—1AS« MacKenzie, Graham C, 2131 Pandora St., HA 6149M—3A. MacKenzie, Hector L. B., 2256 Tolmie, AL 0388Y—1A. MacKenzie, Ian M., 2938 Discovery St., AL 0503L—1A. Mackenzie, Patrick T, 6401 N.W. Marine Dr., AL 0361—3AM MacKenzie, Robert M., 4669 W. 11th Ave., AL 0171M—GS. MacKenzie, R. Gordon, 1966 W. 13th Ave., CH 3026—4AS. j McKenzie, M. Murray, 319 Devoy St., New West., N.W. 6276L—1A. MacKenzie, Susan M., 6401 N.W. Marine Dr., AL 0361—GSJ McKimm, Dennis S., 6518 Lime St., KE 0620R—3Ph. MacKinnon, Beatrice A., 2109 W. 48th Ave., KE 6276L—1N| Your Clothes Repaired PRUCHARD'S or Altered Quickly 10TH AND ALMA STUDENT DIRECTORY Tracy's THE FASH,0N centre "The College Girls' Style Rendezvous'' 524-30 Granville St. MacKinnon, Donald G., 3422 W. 1st Ave., CE 0955—IF. MacKinnon, Donald P., 2515 W. 14th Ave., CH 2790—3AS. MacKinnon, George E., 6892 Adera, KE 1789R—1C. MacKinnon, James N., Fort Camp—1R. pcKihnon, Patricia. Nurses Res., V.G.H., FA 6621—2N. foacKrow, Jack P., 1485 Davie St., TA 2993—3L. McLachlan, Donald C, 234 4th Ave., New West., N.W. 5130R—3A. McLallen, Marilyn, 1678 Somerset Cres., KE 1266—2A. McLane, Margaret C. Acadia Camp—3A. Maclaren, Angus. 3727 W. 12th Ave., AL 2166Y—2C MacLaren, Glen S.. 2436 W. 13th Ave., CH 7468—2C. liacLaren, Grant W., 3737 Pine Cres., CH 8439—2C. iMcLaren, John A. L.. 1291 W. 40th Ave., KE 4273L—AS. MacLaren, Kenneth D., Acadia Camp, AL 0016—2A. McLaren, Lillian P., 2234 W. 5th Ave., CH 6333—IN. McLaren, Ronald W., 412 Sherbrooke St., New West., N.W., 5706L—1C. MacLaren, Roy W„ 2436 W. 13th Ave., CH 7468—1A. McLaurin, Duncan M., 4424 W. 2nd Ave.,—2AS. McLay, David B., Fort Camp—GS. M 'JgJ MacLean, C.: Fairbanks, 317 E. 8th Ave., North Van., North 971M—4PE. McLean, Donald J., Fort Camp—2A. MacLean, Duart S., 2626 W. 19th Ave.—1A. MacLean, E. Louise, Anne Wesbrook Hall. AL 0626—1A. McLean, H. Edward, Fort Camp, AL 0071—lMed. MacLean, Hector N.; 1636 Pendrill, MA 5966—4A. McLean, Helen E., 4337 W. 13th Ave., AL 0741L—1C. MacLean, James A., 3123 W. 2nd Ave.,—4A. MacLean, R. Bruce, 2975 Highbury, AL 1840R—lMed. McLean; Ian A., 4564 W. 7th Ave., AL 1491L—1A. MacLean, James K, 1050 W. 27th Ave., CH 1027—lAg. McLean, John A., Acadia Camp—1A. MacLean, Norman M., 4305 W. 14th Ave., AL 0184M—4A. McLean, Robert H., 6809 Beechwood, KE 7637Y—2A, McLean, R. J. Bobbie, 6261 Churchill, KE 3997L—1A. McLean, Terrence W., 2475 W. 36th Ave., KE 3861L—1C. McLellan, Helen J., 4786 W. 4th Ave., AL 1217R—2L. McLellan, Marney J., Acadia Camp—5N. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8728 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 STUDENT DIRECTORY MacLeod, Arthur R. K., 4386 Georgia, GL 1810M—2C. fl McLeod, J. Bryce, 2011 Allison Rd., AL 1956L—GS. MacLeod, Evander F., 4767 Belmont Ave., AL 1743L—4A MacLeod, John M., 5515 Cypress, St., KE 1413—2AS. MacLeod, Robert K., 2306 W. 19th Ave., CH 7824—3Arch. MacLennan, Darla, 3046 Valdez PL, Victoria—3A. MacLennan, Mary, 5600 Dalhousie, AL 3673R— McLennan, Mary I., 4053 W. 20th Ave., AL 2334R—1A. McLennan, Kenneth A., 5515 Laburnum, KE 0114—1C. 1 McLennan, Lila R., 4343 W. 14th Ave., AL 0900L—2A. McLennan, Patricia A., 1569 W. 37th Ave., KE 6379R—3A. McLeod, Archie I. R., 3391 W. 39th Ave., KE 1128R—1A. McLeod. C. Gordon 1749 Acadia Rd., AL 0096—2C. MacLeod, Donald G., 3685 W. 15th Ave., AL 2017L—IA. I McLeod, Douglas H., 3890 W. 24th Ave., AL 2538L—4AS. McLeod, Doug M., 1587 W. 41st Ave., KE 1168—3AS. McLeod, Ian F., 4524 W. 4th Ave., AL 0193L—4A. McLeod, Isabel A., 440 W. 6th St., North Van., North 496L—2A. McLeod, John F., 1137 Davie, TA 6789—1L. McLeod, John T., 1749 Acadia Rd., AL 0096—1C. McLeod, Kenneth G., 1386 W. 11th Ave., BA 3352—IA. McLeod, Patricia D., 3391 W. 33rd Ave., KE 4841—3HE. I Macleod, Robert V., 5515 Cypress St., KE 1413—2 A. Macleod, Rosemary M., 4530 W. 9th Ave., AL 0315L—TTj McLeod, Shirley E., 4635 W. 12th Ave., AL 0119Y—2L. McLorg, J. Roger, Fort Camp—GS. McLuckie, William G., 4721 W. 2nd Ave., AL 1914M—2A% McMartin, Frank H., 6126 Commercial Dr., FA 6823—T^M MacMillan, Audrey E. M., Y.T.C.—1R. McMillan, David H., Ill 5th Ave., New West., N.W. 5069 —IA. MacMillan, Douglas T., 2343 E. 2nd Ave., HA 4999L—1C. I Macmillan, John W., 505 Queens Ave., New West., N.W. 2901—3C. MacMillen, Robert O., 3662 W. 1st Ave., CE 2620—4F. MacMinn, E. George, 1648 Rockland Ave., Victoria—3L. McMinn, Robert G., 4078 W. 17th Ave., AL 2290M—GS. McMorland, Ian P., 5510 Fairview Ave., AL 0060—lAg. McMorran, Richard L., 4573 W. 2nd Ave.,—3AS. McMullen, Archie, Anglican Theological College—IA. McMyn, James G., Midway, B.C.—3C. McMynn, Joan D., Isabel Mclnnes Hall—IA. McNab, Nancy I., 1274 Laurier Ave., CE 3366—2A. McNamee, James P., 1522 Trans Can. Hwy.. NW 2949R31 —2A. McNary, Donald J., 949 Drayton Rd. N. Van.—1C McNaughton, James H., 3947 W. 10th., AL 0597B—GS. McNeal, Fred C, 432 Garden City, Rich 1054M2—IA. Slacks? Kirk's Varsity Shop 4444 W. 10TH AVE. STUDENT DIRECTORY There's a Drug Store 2 blocks down from the Wesbrook Building McNeely, Jean M., 308 - 2525 Balsam, CE 6090—4A. MacNeil, Anna J., Youth Training Centre—1PR. McNeil. Florence A., 4112 Yale St., GL 0108R—4A.. McNeill, Margie A., Acadia Camp—1HE. McNeill, Maureen N., 2211 Jefferson Ave., W. Van.—W. 1569M—IA. MacNicol. James M., 4620 W. 13th Ave., AL 0716R—2C. McNish, Gordon H, 4946 Elgin St., FR 4231—1 A. McNish, James A., 4946 Elgin St., FR 4231—3AS. McNulty, William H., 3513 W. 31st Ave., KE 5324R—2A. McPhail, Donald R., 332 Munday St., N. West. NW 4038R —IAS. MacPhail, Donald R., 3690 Selkirk, CH 2390—3L. MacPhail, John D., 218Y W. 12th Ave., CE 7176—IA. McPhail, Kathleen A., 1621 W. Broadway, CE 8659—3N. MacPhee, Charles A., 1990 W. 7th Ave., CH 9132—4AS. MacPhee, Katie Ann, 416 W. 6th St. N. Van., N 496Y—2A. MacPherson, Alastair H., Fort Camp—IAS. McPherson, Elspth J., Youth Training Centre—2HE. MacPherson, Eric D„ 4502 Gladstone St.—TT. McPherson, Gordon B., 42-C Little Mt. Camp—3A. MacPherson, Gwen K., 4569 W. 5th Ave., AL 0974Y—N. MacPherson. John F., 4359 W. 11th Ave. AL 2311R—4A. McPherson Victor A., 45-H Little Mt. Camp—3Med. MacQueen, John R.—4F. McQueen, Robert W., 4150 Crown Cres., AL 1247M—IA. McQueen, Shirley A., Isabel Mclnnes Hall—IA. MacQuillan, Antony M., Acadia Camp, Hut 30—IA. McQuillan, Patricia M., 1445 Salsbury Dr., HA 1505R—2PE McRae, Bruce A., 4560 W. 1st Ave., AL 0657M—IA. MacRae, Catherine, 2396 Nelson Ave., West 1141R2—4A. MacRae, Daphne J, 2396 Nelson Ave., West 1141R2—3C. MacRae, Gael I., Girl's Dormitory—1HE. McRae, Marie M., 4786 W. 4th Ave., AL 1217R. MacRae, Ronald D., Fort Camp, AL 0071—3F. MacRae, Robert D., 4653 W. 11th Ave. AL 2058Y—4A. McRae Roderick H. 3149 S.W. Marine, KE 1327L—3Ag. McSpadden, Daryl G.. 6570 Granville, KE 0472R. MacSorley, Charles C, 3528 Nelson Ave, Burnaby, DE 3565R—2 A. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8"« SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 J STUDENT DIRECTORY Vi's Millinait Salon MILLINERY AND ACCESSORIES FOR "ALL" FUNCTIONS _ AT Vl's — YOUR FRIENDLY MILLINER 4511 WEST 10th AVE. ALma 1444 MacTaggart, Allan J., 1791 W. 57th Ave., KE 2646M—IA. 3 McTaggart, Austin G.—IA. McVeigh, William H., Hut 47, Rm. 3, Acadia AL 0010—lA. I McVicar, Jennifer A., Acadia Camp—3A. McVickav, Robert H.. 110 Osborne Rd., N. Van., N. 1472 3^ McWilliams, Bruce W., 3970 W. 19th Ave., AL 2233L—IA. MacWilliam, Donald A., 4515 Langara Ave., AL 3344R—2A Mc Williams, James F., 5502 President's Row, Acadia—4F. N Naccarato, Ernest N., Fort Camp—3A. Nagai, Martha, 1861 Tolmie St., AL 0717Y—3A. Nagle, Melvin A., 4435 W. 12th Ave., AL 1011R—4C. Nakamura, Ruth H, 1475 Acadia Camp, AL 1602—4HE. Naito, Joe, Fort Camp—lArch. Nakamura, Joe, Fort Camp—IF. Nakamura, Minoru, Fort Camp—IA. Nakashima, Rosalie, 4574 W. 8th Ave.,—3A. Nakayama, Timothy M., Anglican College, AL 0050—4A. Namiesniowski, Conrad A., 4473 W. 14th Ave., AL 2226Y— 3A. Nann, Richard, 402 Robson, PA 3015—4A. Narod, Philiip, 4663 W. 12th Ave., AL 0993R—2Med. Neale, Edmund D., Box 299 Little Mt.—4AS. Neave, Anne E., 4563 W. 3rd Ave., AL 2630M—2HE. Neave, Gordon E., Acadia Camp, AL 0062—2A. Needham, - Norman G., 4491 W. 5th Ave., AL 1209R—4AS. Neen, John J., 3503 W. 20th Ave., CH 8151—2A. Neen. William A., 3503 W. 20th Ave., CH 8151—2L. Nesrrin, Reno, 354 Bayne St. N. West., NW 4769L2—lArch. Neil, Lawrence A., 4044 W. 15th Ave., AL 0860R—GS. Neil, Rupert C, 1537 Wesbrook, AL 1118—1C. V^l^jfe Pat's Shell Service "where ShK,ents are 10TH AND DISCOVERY Really Welcome" STUDENT DIRECTORY TsiYi? 5ocabs rff ^i^t IJLCIAI* TO SERVE YOU V/JUL UX.UJL Neild, Peter J., 622 E. 8th St., N. Van., N. 2158R—IA. Neill, Doreen H, 693 - 12th Ave. N. West. NW 4315M2—4A Neilly, Edwin M., 1861 Tolmie St., AL 0717Y—4CC. Neilson, George C, 4023 W. 18th Ave.—GS. Neilson, Ronald W., 4403 W. 15th Ave., AL 0251M—3AS. Nelmes, Thomas G., 4264 W. 13th Ave.—3Ph. Nelms, George L., 2117 Wesbrook Place, AL 0014—3AS. Nelson, Barbara A., 223 Sixth Ave., N. West., NW 1555M —4A. Nelson, Beverly A., 1712 Acadia Rd., AL 3734L. Nelson, Nels E., 2110 E. 2nd Ave., HA 3022M—TT. Nelson, Esther M., 5224 McKinnon, DE 3412Y—2A. Nelson, John H., 6361 Churchill St., KE 1643Y—2C. Nelson, Perry W., 508 Sixth Ave., N. West., NW 1114L5Ag. Nelson, Richard I., 211 Queen's Ave., N.W.2990—4AS. Nelson, Rodger A., Acadia Camp—lMed. Nelson, Ronald 3938 W. 37th Ave., KE 6743L—2Arch. Nelson, Walter I., 4596 W. 12th Ave., AL 1241M—4AS. Nelson, William C, 211 Queen's Ave., N. West. NW 2990 3C# Nelson, William C, 4596 W. 12th, AL 2141M—5Arch. Nemetz, Arnold, 6638 Marguerite St., KE 5983—4AS. Nemetz, Arnold D., 2706 Highbury St., AL 1903R—3Med. Nemetz, Gloria, 6638 Marguerite St., KE 5983—1HE. Nestman, Jerry M„ 563 W. 29th Ave., FA 7052R—lMed. Neuman, Leonard D., Fort Camp—IAS. Neumann, John, 445 E. 60th Ave., 3A. New, Christopher B., 1876 Wesbrook Place AL 0791R—IA. Newhouse, Alan L., 2946 W. 36th Ave., KE 1531—2Med. Newhouse, Gordon H, 3975 W. 39th, KE 1081Y—2A. Newitt, Eve M„ 1185 Wordon, W. Van., W. 1690L—2A. Newstead, Ninita E.,—3A. Newstead, James D.,—4A. Newton, John F., 2605 Tennis Cres., AL 0049—2C. Newton, Kenneth C, Fort Camp—IAS. Newton, Linnea A., Isabel Maclnnes Hall, AL 2366—3A. Newton, Shirley L., 2728 Trinity St., HA 3704L—IA. Nicherson, Francis N., Fort Camp—PE. Nichol, Dennis W., Acadia Camp—IA. Nichol, John,—1C. Nicholls, Derek S., 3307 Mayfair Ave., KE 2876L—IA. Nicolls, G. Richard, 4612 W. 12th Ave., AL 0468Y—4A. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8728 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 J 1 STUDENT DIRECTORY Nicholls, Richard S., 3307 Mayfair Ave., KE 2876L—1C. I Nicholson, Robert J., 264 W. 27th St. N. Van.—4AS. Nicholls, Terrance D., 3260 W. 28th Ave., CH 0163—3C. Nielsen, Belton T., 4167 John St., FA 5599R—3A. Nielsen, Kent, 903 E. 31st Ave., FA 6198L— IAS. Nielsen, George O., Acadia Camp—IA. Nightingale, Frank H., 2078 W. 61st, KE 5005R—4Ph. Nikander, William L., 654 W. 11th Ave., EM 3095—IA. Nilson, Verna, 317 E. KiKng's Rd., N. Van. N. 3115L3—2A.1 Nimeck, Max G., 5292 Cambie, EL 2160—2C. Nimi, Peter K., 2936 W. 13th Ave., CE 1954—2Ph. Nimi, Robert K., 2936 W. 13th Ave., CE 1954—IAS. Niro, Antony, Fort Camp—IA. Nishiguchi, K. Kay., Acadia Camp—IA. Nishizaki, Hideaki H., 4566 W. 6th AL 3495L—2C. Nishizaki, Roy S., Acadia Camp—AL 0062—IAS. Nixon, George E.—3AS. Niven, James L., 734 W. 59th Ave., FR 8645—3C. Nixon, Rodney T., Union College, AL 0051—lMed. Noble, George P., Acadia Camp—IA. Noble, Kenneth D., 1925 W. 25th Ave., CH 6075—IA. Nodwell, John A., 2521 Dormitory Rd., AL 0079—2AS. Noel, Ross N., Acadia Camp—3Ph. Nolan, Donald A., Acadia Camp, AL 0079—IA. Nold, Joseph J., 4533 W. 5th Ave., AL 1516L—3L. Nolan,, Moira D., Isabel Maclnnes, AL 2366—IA. Norcross, Elizabeth B., 4630 W. 10th Ave., AL 0126M—IA. Nordman, Volmar, 506 Kelly St., N. West.—3A. Nordquist, Edna L, 4671 W. 13th Ave., AL 0653M—IA. Nordlund, Lloyd H., AL 3495L—4Ph. Nordstrom, Vera D., 1371 W. 59th Ave., KE 5020L—-2A. Norman, Alvin O., 2071 Linden Ave., Burnaby, 3625L2 —4AS. Norman-Martin, Charles . G., Fort Camp—IA. Norman, Frances M., Rm. 121 Anne Wesbrook Hall, AL ' 0626—IA. Norris, Charles M., 3590 Hudson, CE 7415—2C. North, Kenneth B., 1633 Stephens St., CE 5554—IA. Northcote, Kenneth E., 4214 W. 15th Ave., AL 0846L—4A. Northcott, Philip L., 4772 Narvacz Dr., KE 3280Y—GS. 3408 W. 37th Ave., KE 0318L—4A«. 3550 W. 19th Ave., CE 0895—IA. I Temple Cres., N. Van. N 1152Y—4HE R., Acadia Camp, AL 0062—IA. R.. 4575 W. 6th Ave., AL 0360L—3A. Nnvens. Sbirlev Mary Ballert Hall—IA. Nyberg, Donald W., 645 W. 15th St., N. Van., N. 2169R—-IA Northrop, Nancy J., Northrup David L.. Notzel, Mary A., 38! Novakowski, Archie Novakowski. Marion 24-HOUR SERVICE ON SHIRTS PRITCHARD'S 10TH AND ALMA r STUDENT DIRECTORY Tracy's THE FASH,0N centre "Distinctive Styles for the Co-ed" 524-30 Granville St. lyhaug, Ernie O., 109 King Edward Ave. N.W. NW 314L2 —2PE. ■^lander, Clive V., 1315 Gilley Ave., Burnaby, DE 4386R —1L. BTyman, James, 1284 W. 6th Ave.—IA. O ^tes, Gordon C, 3048 W. 49th Ave., KE 3465L—3AS. Oberhoper, Matthew U., Acadia Camp, AL 0010—2A. Ipberson, Donald B., 3880 Puget Dr., CH 0857—1 A. Oborne, Howard E., 181 E. Windsor, N. Van.—TT. O'Brien, Erin L., 4581 W. 10th Ave., AL 1447R—IA. O'Brien, James R., 6 King Ed. Ave., N. West.,—IA. B'Brien, Patrick B., 1526 Arbutus St.—3A. |>'Brien Terence C, Hut 31, Acadia—IA. O'Connor, Gerald F., 2717 W. 11th—4A. Odling, Doreen E., 4506 W. 11th Ave., AL 0815R—TT. fbfficer, Ernest R., 2336 W. 20th Ave., CH 6113—2A. |)gilvie, Robert T., 4487 W. 13th—4A. fo'Halloran, Brian H., 1054 W. 12th Ave., BA 3554—IAS. Ohashi, Genichi, 4868 Walden St., EM 2594—2C. £>ka. Ritsuko, Nurses' Res., Gen. Hosp., FA 6621—4N. Okabe, Hitoshi 2605 Tennis Cres., 4A. Olafson, Bennet, 2096 E. 42nd Ave., FR 7672—3C. Oliver, Elizabeth J., 4444 W. 6th Ave., AL 1752L— 3A. Oliver. Milton D., 1861 E. 14th Ave., HA 1153M—TT. Olliver, Leslie R., 2153 W. 5th Ave.—3AS. blsen, Clifford L., 2706 Franklin St., HA 0698R—IA. Olsen, Donald J., 958 Denman, MA 7070—2A. Olsen, William C, 3543 W. 2nd Ave., CH 8516—IAS. Olson, Barry L., 3914 W. 23rd AL 3657R—1C. Olson Henrv A.—4F. Olson, William E., 456 W. 26th Ave., FA 6960L—IA. Olstad, Daryl W., Fort Cf -2PE. Oman. Joseph J. 372 E 4* '■ \ve.. FR 4427—4A. Onhasey, Stanley M., 2155 W. 6th Ave., CE 6840—4AS. Ontkean George, Acadia Camp—IF. Opechowski, Sylviia M., 5905 Clement Rd., AL 3411L—3A. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8728 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 1 STUDENT DIRECTORY -1AJ Opie, R. Martin, 1531 Davie, TA 3009—5Arch. Opt land, Christiaan, 777 Bid well St.—IA. Orguelles, Ramon C, Mesonos 24-G, Mexico D.F.- Ormrod, Douglas P., Fort Camp—2Ag. Ornes, Norman L., 8850 Osier, KE 5443R—4A. Orr, Archibald C, 2365 W. 14th Ave., CH 1440—3AS. Orr-Ewing, Alan L., 5514 Tennis Cres.—GS. Orr, Robert D., Acadia Hall—IAS. Ortengren, Ronald G., 2041 W. 63rd Ave., KE 2909L—IA. O'Shaughnessy, Robert F., 2570 Spruce, CH 3673—IAS. 1 O'Shea, J. Kenneth, Fort Camp—2C. Ossa, Bernardo, Diagonal 28 15-05, Bogota, Columbia—IA. Ostensoe, Leif O., Y.T.C., Acadia Camp—IA. Ostrosser, David E., 1915 Beach Ave., PA 1761—1L. O'Sullivan, Peter F., 2855 W. King Ed., CE 4793—1C. 1 Oswald, John K., Fort Camp, AL 0035—2Arch. Ott, Richard P. 2870 W. 13th Ave. BA 1718—IA. Ouimet, Jocelyn H., Bonnyville, Alta.—IA. Overend, Dennis B., 8681 Oak, KE 6881Y—IA. Owen, Philip W., 3850 Marguerite, CE 9523—IA. Owens, Edward L., Ste. 4, 725 Jervis—IA. Oxspring, Harvey, 3792 W. 35th Ave., KE 2155M—IA. Padsham-William, Albert, 5946 Kerr, DE 1282L—2AS. Page, Jonathan D., 4077 W. 13th Ave., AL 1237M—IAS. Page, Roger H. V., 4463 W. 13th Ave., AL 3546R—IA. Palmer, Allan H, 3554 W. 26th Ave., CH 0893—1C. Palmer, Frank E., Fort Camp—3AS. Palmer, Harold, 1161 E. 57th Ave.,—IAS. Palmer, James F., 5744 Dunbar, KE 1296R— 4AS. Palmer, John W. A., Fort Camp, AL 0633—IAS. Palmer, M. Ruth, 1506 W. 13th Ave., CH 1452—4A. Palmer, Patricia B., 6102 N.W. Marine Dr., AL 2366—3A; Palmer, Richard M., 2130 Wesbrook Cres., AL 1122—4A& Pankratz, Harry E., 5514 Tower Cres., AL 0035—4A, Pantages, Anthony P., 343 E. 13th Ave., FA 2797L—IA. Papezik, Vladimir, 500 Dunsmuir—3A. Pappas, George, 4950 Quilchena Cres., KE 0011R—2C. Paquette, Joseph A. R. G., Acadia Camp, AL 0010—GS. Parfitt, Allyn F., 1730 Nanaimo, New West., N.W. 5094M —lAg. Paris, Robert P., 1375 Nanton Ave., CH 1268—4A. Park, Frances E., 4434 W. 7th Ave., AL 1756Y—2HE. Park, Howard M., 3749 W. 11th Ave.,—IAS. Park, Shirley J., 3749 W. 11th Ave.—4A. WHEN YOU THINK OF CLOTHES THINK OF KIRK'S r STUDENT DIRECTORY HAN LEY PHARMACY ACROSS FROM THE NEW GYM ■lirk, William J., 4121 Rupert St., DE 2598L—2AS. i>ark, W. Keith R., 4508 W. 14th Ave., AL 1548L—4AS. Rirke, Alan A., 5502 Presidents Row—4Ag. Barker, Arthur N., Fort Camp—GS. sharker, Baden A. T., 462 E. 4th St., North Van., North 2349—2AS. Barker, Edwin B., 2526 W. 2nd Ave., CH 7729—4A. Parker, Pamela V., Isabel Mclnnes Hall, AL 2366—IA. Barker, Walter S., Acadia Camp—3A. [Parker, Warwick H. T., 915 Chilliwack St., New West., N.W. 1944-R1—2C. Ifarkes, Frances A. H., Park Royal, West Van., West 2310-R1—3A. Parkin, William, Fort Camp—4Ag. Parkinson, Raymond, 47F, Little Mountain Camp—3Med. Parkinson, W. Denzil, 3542 E. 22nd Ave., DE 3448R—2AS. Parlee, Victor E., Acadia Camp—3AS. Parnell, C. William, 2202 W. 2nd Ave.—TT. Parry, Walter, 4420 W. 6th Ave., AL 1768Y— 3A. Parson, Mary K., Ste. 10, 1395 W. 14th Ave., CE 2935 —2HE. Partlo, John M., Fort Camp—GS. Partridge, Janet D., 1395 W. 15th Ave., CH 7962—4A. Pashnik, Victor T., 1613 McGregor Ave., S. Burnaby—4A. Passmore, George D., Box 477, Revelstoke—IAS. Patch, Gordon S., 3902 Nootka, DE 2759M—2A. Paterson, E. Diane, Nurses Res., V.G.H., FA 6621—2N. Paterson, James M., 4453 W. 12th Ave., AL 0749L—2AS. Paterson, J. Patricia, 671 W. Broadway, FA 7829M—IA. Paterson, Pauline M., Acadia Camp—IN. Paterson, Richard G., 5337 Dunbar— 2C. Paterson, Norman R., 4656 Earls Rd., DE 1123L—lAg. Paterson, William P., 3136 Point Grey Rd., CH 8196—GS. Patey, William E., 1204 Caen Circle—4A. Patko, Phiilip, 1349 E. 8th Ave., EM 1979—IA. Patrick, Dennis H., 2610 Pearkes Rd., AL 0038—2AS. Patrick, Robert J., 2507 Tennis Cres., AL 0049—4A. Patschkowsky, Benni, Fort Camp—IA. Patterson, Colin G., 1420 W. 55th Ave., KE 5556—3C. Patterson, Donald H. C, 3954 W. 29th Ave., AL 2866—3A. Pattison, James A., 1485 Davie St., No. 302, PA 3763—2A. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8728 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 STUDENT DIRECTORY Patterson, James E., 3875 W. 14th Ave., AL 1689M—IA. I Patterson, James B., 6231 Tofino Terrace, AL 0034—2<J Patton, Robert, 1251 E. 14th Ave., FA 9026Y—2AS. Paul, Arthur J., Box 1230, Dawson Creek—4F. Paul, Clive D., 1183 Alder Ave., Moose Jaw—IA. Paul, Stewart P., Box 1230, Dawson Creek—2AS. Paul, Yvonne P., 2173 Kingsway, S. Burnaby, N.W. 4476- Yl—1L. Pauls, Henry, 835 W 10th Ave. FA 6177R—3Med." Pauls. Ronald E., 4247 W. 13th Ave., AL 0647M—4AS. i Paulson, Arthur D., Sub P.O. 36, Van., B.C.—IA. Pauloff. Vladimir N.. 1835 Waterloo, BA 2586—IAS. Payne, Frank A., 1208 Rosewood Cres., W. Van.-^3AS. 1 Payne, Horace W., Fort Ca^tj—4Ag. Payne, Hugh, Fort Camp—GS. Paynter, Daulton L.. 5662 Maple KE 3066R—IA. Peacock, Joan S., 504 Eastcot, West Van., West 1334—2LJ Peacock, Sidney G., 3722 Quesnelle Dr., CH 9457—2A. ] Peacock. Robert L., 3722 Quesnelle Dr., CH 9457—IF. Peake, Muriel H, 3076 W. 11th Ave.—IA. Pearce, Donald R. P., 5390 Vine, KE 0288—3Arehv Pearce, Theodore P., 4175 W. 4th Ave., AL 1516L—3L. I Pearce, William G., Fort Camp, AL0071—lMed. Pearkes, John A., 2130 Wesbrook Cres., AL 1122—1L. Pearman, J. Douglas, 1984 W. 16th Ave., BA 3068—IA. Pearse, Peter H., Fort Camp—IF. Pearson, Donalda J., 6942 Angus Dr., KE 2276R—IA. Pearson, Frank J., 1400 Yew St., CH 3051—4C. Pearson, George E., 3732 W. 7th Ave., AL 1896R—IA. Pearson, J. Ronald, 3069 Kilda, North Van., North 1508-L1 —1C. Pearson, John K.. W., 4664 W. 10th Ave., AL 2124R—4C Pearson, Mary J., 3005 Garden Dr., HA 6186Y—2PE. Pearson, Thomas R., New Denver, B.C.—2A. Pearson, Wallace J., 706 E. 62nd Ave., EL 4027—IF. Pease, Helen C, 26 - 1550 W. 15th Ave., CH 3600—3A. Peatfield, Mary P., 4518 W. 13th Ave.,—2A. Pech, Stanley Z., 2573 W. 3rd Ave., CE 7360—GS. Pedersen, Ernest N.. 3247 W. 30th Ave., KE 5173R—IAS. Pedersen, John E., 4265 St. George, FA 1629R—2A. Pedosuk, Richard J., Fort Camp—2A. Peebles, George A., No. 5, 166 E. 11th Ave., FA 3489M—2A Peebles. Marjorie H., 2911 W. 15th Ave., CH 1180—4A. Pegg, Sidney Lawrence, 1947 W. 7th Ave., CE 7137—8C Peers. Michael G., 4492 W. 5th Ave., AL 2492R—2A. Pehota, Robert L.. Bridal Falls, B.C.—2A. Pejovic, Branko, No. 405, 2010 Barclay St., PA 7016—2AS. Pekovich, Daniel, 2837 Pandora, HA 4629M—2A. Quick, Expert Lubrfc. UBC Shell Station ation for your car at your 10th and DISCOVERY STUDENT DIRECTORY 225 |Taxi? yo^rbloccoal CH5151 Iplech, Daniel, 1408 W. 58th Ave., KE 7855L— 4Ph. »Peloso, Lido A. P., Acadia Camp—IA. t'Pelton, Norman R., Fort Camp— IPelton, Thomas E., Fort Camp—2AS. Bfendray, Elizabeth M., 4685 W. 11th—3HE. gPentland, Ann M., 6438 Cypress, KE 0913R—2HE. >'Pentland, Gertrude D. P., Anne Wesbrook Hall, AL 0626 —IA. iPentland, Louisa L., Anne Wesbrook Hall, AL 0626—IA. [Pepin, Herbert S., Fort Camp, AL 0034—4Ag. Iferetz, Dwight I., 890 Anderson Cr., West Van., West 2155—lMed. •Pepper, Donald A., 3136 Point Grey Rd., CH 3695—IA. [Pepper, Gerald W., 4035 Kamloops, DE 2241M—SW. Ifepper, M. Bruce, 2937 W. 23rd Ave., CH 2885—2C. Perkins, H. Jackson, 3744 W. 14th Ave., AL 3537—GS. gerlstrom, Roy H., 3157 Ivanhoe, DE 0562R—1PE. 'Perry, Ann, 925 Georgia St., Why 2777—Oc.Ag. Jerry, Kenneth H, 1395 E. 13th Ave., FA 4789M—2L. Perry, Patricia D., 1950 Nurses Res., V.G.H., FA 6621—2N. fcersson, John C. F., 2995 W. 37th Ave., KE 2091Y—lAg. (peters, B. Frank, 675 E. 51st Ave., FR 8911—2AS. <Peters, Milton L., 5880 Crown St., KE 3946—2A. Peters, Peter I., 1507 Inglewood, West Van., West 1368R 2C.- Peters, Terence D., 6026 Elm, KE 1432M—IAS. Petersen, Peter B., 2556 W. 4th Ave., CE 1540—2AS. Peterson, Donald W., 3241 W. 14th Ave., CE 5998—IA. Peterson, Ernest A., 816 W. 13th Ave., FA 4322L—TT. 'Peterson, Geraldine D., 5711 Wallace St., KE 5160—IA. Peterson, Jerrold K, 5906 Main, FR 7618—1C. feterie, Mary A., 1286 Burrard, MA 5529—1C. Petroski, Harris, 1843 E. 15th Ave., AL 1690Y—4AS. fetrunia, John, 1004 Ewen Ave., New West., N.W. 2735-L1 3^ |pew, Colin G., 1452 Mahon Ave., North Van., North 887R—2C. feyman, Bruce G., 4559 W. 11th Ave., AL 0825R—2A. Phillips, Archibald M., 3307 W. 19th Ave., CH 7690—4A. Phillips, Arthur. 1391 Devonshire Cres., CE 6030—3C. Phillips, Brian F., 3392 W. 36th Ave., KE 3461L—4A. fhilliips, M. Faye, 2616 Cypress, CE 5106—IA. rhilippson, Gerald J., 565 S.W. Marine Dr., FR 8117—lMed CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 872» SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 226. STUDENT DIRECTORY 1952 Philpott, Dale C, 4606 W. 11th Ave., AL 1641R—2C. Philpott, William E., 3476 W. Broadway, CH 8354—L. Phipps, Jill B., Acadia Camp—3A. Dickett, Thomas G., 2485 W. 16th Ave., CE 0016—1C. Piercy, John E., Denman Island, B.C.—4Ag. Pierron, Paul L., Fort Camp, West 1456-Y2—IA. Pigeon, Henri J., 4390 W. 9th Ave.—IA. Platford, Robert F., 2986 W. 37th Ave., KE 1401Y—2A. Pikington,, Lawrence, 717 2nd St., N.W. 1433—3L. Pinckston, Donald L., 4633 W. 13th Ave., AL 0377R—lAr.l Pinder, R. Jack, 552 Blundell Rd., R.R. 1, Vane, Rich.1 , 1189-R2—1PE. Pineo, Peter C., 4134 W. 11th Ave.—2A. Pinson, William E. J., 4331 W. 7th Ave., AL 1591L—3AS. I Piper, Robert G., Acadia Camp, AL 0049—2C. Pipes, Marilyn E.-, 1356 W. 48th Ave., KE 2600—1 A. Pisapio, Albert H., 4006 W. 40th Ave., KE 0495—2A. Pisapio, Lloyd M., 4006 W. 40th Ave., KE 0495—4A. Pitcairn, Alice A., 2950 Rosebery, W. Van., W. 1139M—4A. Pitt, Reginald S., Fort Camp—2Ag. Plant, Albert C, 1860 Hosmer Ave., CE 2244—2C. Planta, Gloria D., 4596 W. 8th; AL 1494Y—1HE. Plaskett, Kenneth L., 3557 W. 9th Ave., CE 2095—IA. Plecash, James—2A. Pletz, Alvin M.—IA. Plewman, Elizabeth A., 3057 W. 32nd Ave., KE 6623L—lSWl Pleym, Sylvia R., 8510 Fremlin St., FR 9362—IA. Plumb, Robert C, Fort Camp, AL 0919—3A. Plunkett, Patrick D., 2960 W. 2nd Ave., CE 0705—IAS. Pollard, Brian R., 4237 W. 11th Ave., AL 1512M—4AS. Pollock, James M., 4635 Puget Dr., KE 1856R—IA. Pollock Jean M., Youth Training Camp, AL 1312—4HE. 1 Pollack, Kenneth R., 5510 Fairview Ave., AL 0060—2Ph. Polloway, Edward, Fort Camp—2AS. Poison, Beverley A., 5284 E. Blvd., KE 5208R—IA. Pond, Dale, L., 220 E. 25th Ave., FA 4960Y—1C. Pontifex, Alexander H., 968 W. 13th Ave., CE 8895—3MedJ Poole, Edward G., 4082 W. 8th.Ave., AL 1996—3AS. Poole, Helen M., 5602 Balsam St., KE 5905M. Poole, Hope M., Isabel Maclnnes Hall, AL 2366—IA. Poole, Kenneth A., 1250 W. 9th Ave., CH 0451—3A. Poole, Reginald, 3465 W. 19th Ave.—GS. Popa, Cornel, Acadia Camp—IF. Pope, Michael A., 2407 W. 21st Ave., BA 2380—IAS. Pope, Joan M., 2544 W. 2nd Ave., CE 2769—IA. Pople, Keith N., Fort Camp—2A. Popowich, William, 3590 Dominion St. Burnaby, DE 4167F —TT. Porter, Russell S.—3AS. PRITCHARD'S 4 H0UR CLEANERS 10TH AND ALMA ALma 1493 STUDENT DIRECTORY Tracy's THE FASH,0N centre "Everything in Fine Quality Sportswear" 524-30 Granville St. Postuk, Peter, Fort Camp—2Med. Potter, Gerald W., 3347 E. 27th Ave., DE 3887Y—2Ag. Potter, John E., 4406 W. 2nd Ave., AL 1719M—3L. Potter, Ross C, 4164 W. 11th Ave., AL 0448M—3A. Potter, Roy G., 4164 W. 11th Ave., AL 0448M—2A. Pousette, Ronnie D., 454 Buchanan Ave., N. West., NW 4479R3—IAS. Powell, Eric D., Anglican College—IA. Powell, Dacre H., 3878 W. 30th Ave.—IAS. Powell, Frank E., Acadia Camp, AL 0049—3C. Power, Gerard T, 1723 Stephens St., CE 3193—1 A. Powers, James B., 2376 W. 16th, CE 3119—IA. Powell, John P., 2175 W. 57th Ave., KE 7853R—4Ag. Povah, Mary M., Isabel Maclnnes Hall, AL 2366—1HE. Prasloski, Peter F„ 3818 Huntingdon Rd.—lMed. Pratt, Alexander, 4172 Pender St., GL 0464Y—3A. Preiswerck, Nina M„ 910 Boulevard N. Van., N. 3066--IA. Prenter, Patricia M., Acadia Camp—2A. Prentice, Brian T., Ste. 1, 2557 W. Broadway, CH 9029—1L Prentice, Elizabeth R., 1537 Matthews Ave., CH 6332—1C. Preston, John G., 2176 W. 15th Ave., CH 2277—IAS. Preston, William H., 2176 W. 15th Ave., CH 2277—TT. OPretty, Rolfe B., 1445 W. 10th Ave., BA 3672—4Ag. Preus, Esmond R., 3851 W. 4th Ave., AL 3428L—IAS. Prevarski, Michael, Fort Camp, N.W. 3778L3—IAS. Price, Bert A., 2558 E. 24th Ave.,—IA. Price, Miles J., 1842 Barclay, TA 8964—SW. Price, Evan O., Fort Camp—IAS. Price, Helen E., 4786 W. 4th Ave., AL 1217R—4A. Price, Richard K., 4735 W. 6th Ave., AL 2758—2A. Price, Stanley J., 1836 Pine St., CE 5158—4A. Pridnam, Veronica C, 1356 W. 48th Ave., KE 2600—IA. Prieger, John S., 3615 W. 1st Ave., CH 6556—IA. Priestman George B., 4609 W. 11th Ave., AL 3120R—2A. ^Prince, George S., 6150 Prince Albert FR 3663—2AS. Pringle, Geoffrey N., 1805 W. 14th Ave., CE 4075—4AS. Pritchard, Gordon M., 4609 W. 11th Ave., AL 3120R—1L. Pritchard, 4052 W. 10th Ave., AL 2679R. IJPritchard, James D., 1251 Camrose Cres.—IAS. Pritchard, Rinford, 4187 W. 10th, AL 3210—2Med. Prockter, Annie H. Anne Wesbrook Hall, AL 0626—2A. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA «" SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 _y ladies' and men's also • Ready-to-Wear • Haberdashery 9 Casual Wear Use revolving credit take 26 weeks to pay Tip Top Tailors r r ltd. Stores in: Vancouver; Victoria; New Westminster STUDENT DIRECTORY Lecture Time? CHECK ™E clock above Hanley Pharmacy Prosser, William H., 4473 14th Ave.—IAS. Proud, Bruce, 321 Catalina Cres., Rich 0947R—3A. Prudhomme, Hector R., 2830 E. 18th Ave., DE 5076R—IAS. Ptucha, John J., 4312 W. 14th Ave., AL 0182L—1C. Puder, Richard H., 5036 Cypress St., KE 2659L—IA. Pugh, Robert E., 632 2nd St., N. West. NW 5636L—3A. Puil, George J., 3175 W. 6th Ave.—TT. Purcell, William B., 6261 Granville St. KE 2408L—1C. Purdie, James J., 1235 W. 14th Ave.—GS. Purdy, Carl C, 2060 W. 20th Ave., CE 6826—IA. Purkis, Robert S., 4608 W. 10th Ave., AL 3640R—3Med. Purves-Smith, William R., 418 St. George St., N. West. N.W. 5813R—2Ag. Purvis, David G., 2130 Wesbrook Cres., AL 1122—1L. Purvis, Weldon B., 1663 Cedar Cres., CE 4722—2C. Puskas, Alice E., 7037 Montgomery St., KE 7399R—IA. Pyper, Ian G., 4460 W. 9th, AL 2134R—2L. Q Quan, Benny, 1240 Burris St., Burnaby NW 1996L2—3C. Quan, Joe, 147 W. 7th Ave., FA 5353L—3A. Quaglia, Luigi A., 4473 W. 13th Ave., AL 3546L—3C. Quenville, Noel F., 1235 W. 11th Ave.—lMed. Quistmaster, George W., 730 E. 13th Ave., FA 0571R—4C. Quistwater, Jacques M., 730 E. 13th Ave., FA 0571R—3A. R Racine, Joan E., 3105 W. 26th Ave., CH 1993—2A. Rae, Basil A., 2796 W. 50th Ave., KE 0867—2C. Rae, Catherine A., Fort Camp—IA. Rae, Dougal S., 3072 W. 26th Ave., CH 3266—4AS. Rae, Eleanor A., 5972 E. Blvd., KE 6084L—IA. Rae, Ewing W., 3984 W. 11th Ave., AL 1097M—3Ag. Rae, James D., 2796 W. 50th Ave., KE 0867—IA. Rae, Suzanne S., 3072 W. 26th Ave., CH 3266—1HE. Rakham, Robert G., 4566 W. 6th Ave., AL 3495L—IA. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8728 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 J STUDENT DIRECTORY Radanas, George P., 4675 W. 4th—ftA. Radcliffe, Charlotte E., 4875 Osier St., BA 1693—N. Radford, Hugh W., 5607 Agronomy Rd., AL 3184Y—2Med. Radvak, Steve, 554 Gage N., Hamilton, Ont.—2A. Rae, Hugh T., 3072 W. 26th Ave., CH 3266—4C. Rainer, James A., 2638 W. 7th Ave.—2L. Rainer, Marian E., Mary Bollert Hall, AL 1900—2A. Raisen, Jerry, 1196 W. 48th Ave., KE 6177R—IA. Ramage, Thomas E., 3870 W. 22nd Ave., AL 2873R—IA. Ramakrishnan, Acadia Camp—GS. Ramsay, Audrey E. H., 2610 Pearkes Rd., AL 0038—2A. Ramsay, Thos. B., 2610 Pearkes Rd., AL 0038— 3A. Ramsbotham, Alexandra E. M., 3731 Choffey Ave., DE 0802Y—IA. Ramsden, David R., Box 51, Ramsden—3A. Ramslie, Gunnar J., 1118 E. 12th Ave., FA 1420L—3PE. Rano, Barry A., 701 E. 5th St., North Van., North 2226Y —2Ag. Ranger, A. Betty-Lou, 1091 Broughton, MA 3993—3A. Ranger, Eric A., 1685 E. 35th Ave., FR 8341—2Ph. Raragosky, Walter T., Fort Camp—IA. Rasmussen, John V., 356 Woodruff Ave., Pentlcton—IAS. Ratcliff, William F., 1389 Inglewood Ave., West 198L—IA. Ratushny, Fred M., 2580 McGill St., HA 6971L—IA. Ratzlaff, John, 2117 Wesbrook Villa, AL 0014—4A. Raven, Winnifred R., 1855 Knox Rd., AL 3284R—2A. Rawson, Donald A., 54 Campbell Ave., North Kamloops IAS Ray, John A., 4429 W. 13th Ave., AL 2714Y—1PE. Ray, Martin H., 4693 Bellevue Dr., AL 3195L—4A. Ray, Phillip W. M., 3732 W. 7th Ave., AL 1896R—IA. Rayer, F. George, 192 W. 21st Ave., FR 3196L—IA. Rayer, John, 192 W. 21st Ave., FA 3196L—1C. Raymer, Sheila J., 3075 Pt. Grey Rd., CH 9293—1SW. Raymer, William B., 3275 W. 33rd Ave., KE 5093M—5Ag. Read, Dale W., Fort Camp—3A. Read, Peter B., 1737 Drummond Dr., AL 0237R—IA. Reader, Philip J., 3506 W. 15th Ave., CH 5944—IAS. Redekop, John H„ 664 W. 11th Ave., EM 1611—2A. Redgrave, W. Douglas, 3794 W. 22nd Ave., AL 2839L—IA. Redman, Donald E., 4411 W. 11th Ave., AL 3256L—IA. Ree, Angus C, 2436 Crown, AL 1240—3L. Ree, C. Mary, 2436 Crown, AL 1240—IN. Reed, G. Aubrey, 1988 Creelman Ave.,—SW. Rees, Philip D., Acadia Camp, AL 0049—3A. Reeves, Linda V., 3537 Newton, S. Burnaby, DE 0471R IAS Reghenas, Renaldo P., 6211 Tofino Terrace,—TT. arrow shirt Kjrk's Varsity Shop HEADQUARTERS 4444 WEST TENTH STUDENT DIRECTORY Tayi? CALL BLACK T0P cm ^1 w lit Ale RADIO CABS V/H 0X.OJL Reid, Alexander I., 3079 Euclid Ave., DE 2606—TT. Reid, Cecil N., Namu, B.C.—4A. feeid, John H., 612 E. 7th St., North Van., North 1289M —4AS. Reid, K. Garth, 5529 University Blvd., AL 1669Y—IA. Reid, Lome J., 1749 E. 7th Ave., HA 8256M—IA. Reid, Mary R., 515 E. 55th Ave., FR 4058—TT. Reid, Robert W., 5256 Dunbar, KE 4391M—GS. Reid, Warren E., 7814 Shaughness, FR 8663—IA. Reid, Weldon L., 1086 Bute, MA 1774—3A. Remesz, Louis C, 4566 W. 6th Ave., AL 3495L—2A. Rempel, Theodore A., R.R. 1, Chilliwack, B.C.—3A. Rempel, Waldemart, 2226 York, CH 8426—1L. Rendell, Harry R., 1212 Balfour, CH 8117—4AS. Renfrew, Patricia, Isabel Mclnnes Hall—2A. Rennie, Joan A., Suite 3, Hut 20, Acadia, AL 0026—2A. Rennie, William W., 4543 W. 13th Ave., AL 0542L—4Arch. Renshaw, Leslie F.,—IA. Renshaw, Robert—4AS. Renton, Donald M., 3136 W. 5th Ave., BA 3997—3C. Renwick, Derek H., 1856 W. 8th Ave., CH 6398—4Ag. Reston, John C, 4327 Puget Dr., CH 9679—3C. sRhodes, Thomas A., Fort Camp—3L. Rhodes, Vivian E., 680 Clyde Ave., W. Van., W. 1685R1 —IA. Rhydderch, Trevor J., 4947 Manor St., DE 2227L—4AS. Ribabits, William J., 262 W. 18th Ave., FA 5446M—2A. Rich, George B.,—GS. ^Richards, John B., 3905 W. 13th Ave., AL 1696M—GS. Richardson, Donald D., 2015 Garden Dr., HA 2210Y—2Ph. Richards, Douglas P., Hut 18, Rm. 1, Fort Camp—IA. Richards, Geoffrey D., 4472 W. 11th, AL 1576R—IA. iRichards, George R.—IA. Richardson, Gordon G., 2937 W. 45th, KE 0141R—2C. iRichards, John S., 1422 Edinburgh St. N. West., N.W. 1448Y—IA. IRichards, Norman H., Fort Camp—IA. IRichardson, Fay A., 223 E. 22nd St., N. Van., N. 1178L—3A IRichardson, Isabel J., 4575 W. 7th Ave.,—2A. iRichardson, Lome F., 2308 Dunbar, CH 7544—TT. IRichardson, Robert F., 3367 W. 20th, CE 7934—2AS. IRichardson, Ruth D., 5326 Connaught Dr., KE 1688—4A. Richman, Harvey E., 1201 W. Georgia St., MA 5474—4C. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA *™ SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 -J STUDENT DIRECTORY Richmond, Anthony E., 2002 S.E. Marine Dr., NW 2602R2 —IA. Richmond, Roderick G., 500 Duchess Ave., W. Van., W. 1819L—2A. Rickson, Douglas E., 1541 E. Broadway, FA 3748Y—IF. Rickson, Jean I., Anne Wesbrook Hall, AL 0626—IA. Riddell, David K., 4577 W. 2nd Ave., AL 0199M—IA. Ridgers, Arthur H., Fort Camp—3AS. Ridington, John F., 4512 W. 1st Ave., AL 1044R—1C. Ridley, John C, 1050 W. 33rd Ave., KE 3245L—4A. Ridley, Robert M., 1986 W. 35th Ave., KE 3080—3C. Rielly, Harvey S., 950 Bidwell St., MA 9593—2L. Rigby, Ralph N., 3450 W. 6th Ave., CE 0165—2A. Riley, Elizabeth J., 4826 Puget Dr., KE 4144M—TT. Riley, 2287 Acadia, AL 3403R—5N. Riley, Donald N., 6090 Inverness St., FR 3530—4Ag. Riley, Peter J., 4438 W. 14th Ave., AL 0607R—IAS. Riley, William D.,—2A. Ringuette, Joseph N.,—IAS. Riddell, Charles R., 2830 W. 3rd Ave., CH 9235—IA. Ridley, William J., Acadia Camp—2AS. Risk, James B., 4609 W. 71st, AL 3120R—4A. Ritchford, William 4226 W. 8th Ave., AL 1665L—4A. Ritchie, Donald J., 2335 W. 19th Ave., CE 7825—lArch. Ritchie, John C, 4726 W. 2nd Ave., AL 1008—3C. Ritchie, Ina J., 3991 W. 10th Ave., AL 1775R—4A. Ritchie, Paul A., 4534 W» 7th Ave.—4Ag. Ritchie, William W., 6459 McCleery St., KE 0551M. Riuney, M., 4058 W. 20th Ave., AL 2317L— IN. Rivett, John F., Fort Camp—3A. Roberge, Edmund H., Hut 9, Rm 9, Fort Camp—3P. Roberts, Benjamin, 2122 Venables St., HA 7639L—3Ag. Roberts, Brian, 3224 W. 32nd Ave., KE 5088M—3L. Roberts, Hugh D., 3012 W. 12th Ave., CE 4098—IA. Roberts, Richard H., 1796 W. 15th Ave., BA 4562—3A. Roberts, Theodore A., Acadia Camp, AL 0010—2A. Roberts, Dennis R., 5514 Tower Cres., AL 0035—lAg. Roberts, Willoughby T., 3937 W. 37th KE 2115L—1L. Robertson, Alexander C, 4675 W. 4th Ave.. AL 3083L—2C. Robertson, Anne C, 3492 W. 34th Ave., KE 1391R—GS. Robertson, James G., 2607 Acadia Rd., AL 8074L—GS. Rohn, George—SW. Robertshaw, Corinne F., 4083 W. 19th Ave., AL 2308M—2A. Robertson, Donald G., 1893 W. 10th Ave., CE 7142—2A. Robertson, Donna M., 3325 W. 34th Ave., KE 3937L—IA. Robertson, Ivan L., 975 Howe St., MA 9977—2A. Robertson, Margaret W., 4090 John St., Burnaby, DE 5987L —TT. Robertson, Marguerita E., Girls' Residence—1HE. 'SERVICE IS MY BUSINESS1* Pat's Shell Service 10TH AND DISCOVERY STUDENT DIRECTORY Tracy's THE FASH,0N centre "The College Girls' Style Rendezvous*' 524-30 Granville St. Robertson, Donald W., 4078 Frances St., GL 0259L—IA. [Robertson, Gordon T., 4078 Frances, GL 0259L—IA. IRobertshaw, Hector E., 4083 W. 19th Ave., AL 2308M—3L. Robertson, John K„ R.R. 1, N. West., Lad 113M—IA. Robertson, Lois, 4685 W. 11th Ave., AL 0167L—2HE. Robertson, Russell B., 1895 Lansdowne Rd.—3A. Robertson, Margery F., 1893 Nelson St., PA 8594—IA. Robertson, Margaret A., 1690 Wesbrook Cres. AL 2077—3A. liobertson, Mary C, 4786 W. 4th Ave., AL 1217R—4A. Robertson, James E., Union College. Robertson, William J., 2370 W. 2nd Ave., CE 2152—2A. Robertson, Sarah E., 4764 Moss St., DE 0655M—IA. Robertson, William—3L. Robin, Edwin P., 816 Tenth St., N. West. NW 3978R— 3Med. Robin, Peter W., 4627 W. 5th Ave.—IAS. Robinson, Elizabeth P., 4506 W. 6th Ave., AL 1455L— 3A. Robinson, Eric H.,—IA Robinson, Campbell W., Fort Camp, AL 0051—2AS. Robinson, Glenn W., 1641 E. 37th Ave., FA 6630—IAS. Robinson, David N., 6551 Fraser St.. FR 3759—3Ph. Robinson, Elizabeth J., 4762 W. 6th Ave., AL 0945R—2A. Robinson, Frederick W., 2104 W. 37th Ave., KE 2337L—TT Robinson, Ronald T., 2766 W. 29th, KE 3490L—3C. Robinson, William C, 2222 W. 6th Ave., CH 5331—4AS. Roblin, Robert F., 1994 W. 41st Ave., KE 0731L—IAS. Robinson, Marilyn J., 4638 W. 11th Ave.. AL 0018R. Robinson, Peter E., 3676 W. 50th Ave., KE 6185L—IF. Roche, Evelyn B., 22 S. Nanaimo St., Na 3337L—4Ph. Rodd, Dennis G., 4411 W. 11th Ave., AL 3256L—IAS. Rodgers, Janet H., 1151 W. 12th Ave., CE 9488—4N. Rodgerson, James S., 2337 W. 10th Ave.,—2A. Rodin, Edward, Acadia, AL 0049—3L. Roedde, Marlene M., 4666 Bellevue Dr., AL 0893R. Roger, Ann J., 1322 Grand Blvd., N. Van. N. 628R—2A. Rogers, John F., 3056 W. 25th Ave.—IA. Rogers, Henry S., 1825 Drummond Dr. AL 0237L—4C. Rogers, Margaret I., 1789 Matthews Ave., CH 1145—3A. Rogers, Roger H.—4A. Roginsky, Ben.,—3Arch. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8728 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 1 STUDENT DIRECTORY 1952J Roach, Maureen H., 3651 W. 26th Ave., AL 2519L—IA Rohner, Joyce K., 6744 Hew St., KE 4131—2A Rolfe, Marten H., 5584 Maple St., KE 0777 IA Roman, Michael 217 Jardine St. N. West. NW 2259R2—IAS Romanchuk, Peter R.—1C. Rombos, Anthony, Fort Camp—IAS. Romeril, Paul E., 2054 Comox St., TA 1971—IA. Romman, Aimar, 3850 Point Grey Rd., AL 2147Y 3AS Ronald, Neil D., 4445 W. 12th Ave., AL 0261L—4AS. Rootman, Manuel, 693 W. 26th Ave., FA 8164R—3A Roots, Frederick F., 3321 E. 44th Ave., DE 2904L—2PE Roscoe, Marion, 2706 Triumph St., HA 4812M—IA Rose, Donald G., 3350 W. 20th Ave., CH 2678—IAS Rose, Joseph G., 2365 W. 3rd, CE 6048—3Ag. Rose, Jean A., 3453 W. 32nd Ave., KE 7284—IA. Rose, Pamela E., 4376 Alexander Cr., CE 7653 IA. Rose, Shelagh A., 3453 W. 32nd Ave., KE 7284—4A Rosen, Colman, 2696 Adanac St., HA 6054R—2AS. Rosen, June A., 5725 Angus Dr., Kl 5872—3A. Rosen, Lawrence S., 2969 Adanac St., HA 6054R—IA. Rosen, Loralynn, 5725 Angus Dr., KE 5872—2A. Rosenbaum, Florence, 4520 W. 4th Ave., AL 1060R—3HE.I Rosenberg, Jerome C, 1549 W. 36th Ave., KE 3104—2AS. Rosenberg, Kenneth J., 1549 W. 36th Ave., KE 3104—3C. Ross, Donald W., 3159 W. King Edward, CH 5593—1C. ! Ross, Donald A., 1553 E. 11th Ave., FA 9619L—IA. Ross, Donald L, 1165 Haro St.—GS. Ross, Genevieve M., 1699 Matthews Ave., CE 4427—IA. Ross, James D.,—2A. Ross, Janet E., 1828 West. Parkway, AL 6458R—4A. Ross, John B., Apt. 207, 1610 W. 12th Ave., CE 9355—4C. 1 Ross, John M., 4198 E. 2nd Ave., GL 3136R—2A. Ross, John R., 1686 Grosvenor Rd., NW 3863R2—lMed. Ross, Peter A., 3835 W. 25th, AL 2546L—IA. Ross, Rae, A., 1553 E. 11th Ave., FA 9619L—IA. Ross, Raymond K., 3715 W. 15th AL 1862L—4Ag. Ross, William L., 2835 W. 5th, CE 5025—GS. Ross, William J., 1611 W. 62nd Ave., KE 4694L—4AS. Ross, William C.—3Med. Rourke, William H., 4586 W. 6th Ave., AL 3495R—3PE. Routledge, Willa J., 1009 W. 10th Ave., BA 3242—IN. Routley, John Hut 12, 1075 Burnaby PA 3890—3Med. - Rowan, John F., 3056 W. 35th, KE 1579Y—1L. Rowat, Grace E., Mary Bollert Hall—IA. Rowe, Barry, 2995 W. 13th Ave., CE 2020^-lA. Rowe, William H., 3264 W. 6th Ave., CH 6471—4Ph. Rowell, Hedley J., 1536 W. 14th, CE 4875—4Ph. Rowley, Shirley K., 5522 Tennis Cres., AL 0994R—SW. Rowland, Gary D, 3608 E. 55th Ave., DE 1590L—2A. Your Clothes Repaired or Altered Quickly PRITCHARD'S 10TH AND ALMA IJ1952 STUDENT DIRECTORY 235 'There's a Drugstore blocks down from the Wesbrook Buildi ng [ Rowett, Clyde D, 3448 W. 5th Ave., CE 8445—3Arch. 1 Roxby, Guy N., Acadia Camp, AL 0035—4A. I Roy, Una D., Acadia Camp—AD 0026—3HE. LRoze, Visaldis A., Fort Camp—3Arch. ! Rudd, Kenneth F., 4175 Balaclava, CH 0939—4C. Kiuddick, Mary A., 5335 Dumfries St., FR 4704—IA. Rudge, Gordon L., 1531 Davie Apt. 21, MA 8072—IA Rudkiewich, Lillian, 4187 Cambie St., EM 2636—3A. Ruegg, Frank A., 4437 W. 10th Ave., AL 0608—2AS. Rundle, Howard N., Fort Camp, AL 0071—3A. tRupeiks, Valentine,—IF. Nj«l| Rupp, Wesley V., 1650 W. 65th Ave., KE 4418L—1SW. JRush, Robert W., 1542 Nanton Ave., CH 4647—4AS. Rush, Rohan F., 4491 Chaldecott St., AL 1542R—GS. Rusncall, Edward M., Acadia Camp, AL 0079—2A. Your Official University Photographer 1952-53 Totem Year Book P0LYF0T0 STUDIO The Portrait Photography with the Largest Selection of Proofs All Negatives on File TA 5231 2nd Floor WoodWarcfe 1 STUDENT DIRECTORY Russell, Hugh C, 5619 King's Road, AL 3375Y—3L. Russell, Katherine, 1952 Ogden, CE 0246—SW. Russell, Keneth G., 3458 W. 33rd Ave., KE 3640L—2A. Russell, Marilyn R., 4654 W. 12th Ave., AL 0653R—2PE. 1 Russell, Olive P., 4085 W. 20th Ave., AL 2317L—IN. Russell, Peter G., 4230 Beatrice St., FA 4644Y—lAg. Rutherford, Jane M., McGinnis Hall—3A. Rutherford, Terence F., 4675 W. 4th Ave., AL 3083L— lMed Rutledge, William J., 3854 W. 33rd Ave., KE 2945Y—3Ag Rutherford Andrew H. 3870 W. 21st Ave. AL 2883R—Til Ryall, Jean L., 4218 W. 12th Ave.,—IA. Ryall, 2235 W. 8th Ave., CH 3952—TT. Ryan, Larry T, 3555 Sidley, S. Burnaby, DE 2349T—2PM Ryan, Michael Mc, 4660 W. 2nd Ave., AL 1485R—4A. Ryan, Shelagh C, 3939 Cambie, FA 0037—IA. Rybka, Ted W., 4653 W. 11th Ave., AL 2058Y—4A. Rychkun, Michael, Acadia Camp—IA. Rydeen, R. John, Fort Camp—1C. Rye, Robin T. B., 1942 Jefferson, West Van., West 1196M —4A. Ryley, F. Diane, 3468 Worthington Dr., DE 4193R—2A. ■ Ryll, Arthur W., R.R. 3, Vernon—IAS. Saaremaa, Eino, 1315 Westminster Hwy., Lulu Is.—2AS. Saarinen, Carl Gustav, 1407 17th St. E., Calgary—3PE. j Sabiston, Vivian A. A., 2696 W. 34th Ave., KE 2896Y—1HM Sackett, Lorraine E., 3057 W. 32nd Ave., KE 6623L—IA. 1 Sadler, Roy A., Fort Camp—TT. Sadowski, Joseph J., 4975 Spencer. DE 1727L—3Ag. Sager, Gerald E., 6301 Nanaimo, FR 5835—IA. Sagris, J. Jack N., 2925 W. 10th Ave., CH 3770—IA. Sainas, Bessie, 2209 Dunbar, CE 9472—1PE. Sainas, George, 2209 Dunbar, CE 9472—TT. Saito, Yoshihisa, Fort Camp—IAS. Sahaydak, Edward S., 5480 Slocan, DE 6107R—2Ph. Salmon, Raymond, Fort Camp—3Ag. Salter, Nancy J., 3536 Buckingham Ave., N.W. 1247R1—IA. 2C. Salter, Margot, 3536 Buckingham Ave., N.W. 1247-R1—3A| Salter, Kathryn M., 3536 Buckingham Ave., N.W. 1247-Ri Salter, William J., 3536 Buckingham Ave., N.W.1247-RJ 30^ Sambol, Mathew, 50 W. 3rd Ave., FR 5395—1C. Sample, John G., 1917 Gilley Ave., S. Burnaby, DE 54469 —GS. Sampson, Douglas L., Ste. 47B, Little Mt. Camp—4A. Slacks? Kirk's Varsity Shop f 4444 W. 10TH AVE. STUDENT DIRECTORY IStXl. TO SERVE YOU Kjtl OJLOX Sampson, Leonard S., 2435 E. Pender—SW. Sampson, Doris O., Hut 47B, Little Mt. Camp—IA. Samson, Brian R., 5407 Yew, KE 0264M—IA. Sandford, Diana J., Youth Training Centre—R. Sandford, Merle J., 454 E. 30th Ave., FA 5243M—2A. Sanford, Peter L., 3837 W. 16th Ave., AL 1879L—4A. Sandhu, Jagir Singh, 1657 W. 2nd Ave.,—2AS. Sandilands. Keith M„ Fort Camp—1PE. Sandison, James M., 3235 W. 12th Ave., CE 9844—GS. Sangster, Maureen W., 3555 W. 18th Ave., CH 1509—4HE. Sankey, Maureen L., 3579 W. 18th Ave., CH 6484—2A. Sanvido, Jean N., 885 E. Georgia, HA 6505R—2PE. Saunier, Gilbert M., 650 W. 29th Ave., FA 7992R—IA. Saul, Beverley J., 3442 W. 34th Ave., KE 2443—3A. Salinosky, Josephine T., Isabel Mclnnes Hall, AL 2366 —2HE. Saunders, C. Raymond, 217 7th Ave., New West., N.W. 399 7R—IAS. Saunders, Vernon A., Ste. 5, 1009 W. 10th Ave., CH 9295 —4Ph. Savage, Ronald E., 4524 W. 14th Ave., AL 0490M—4C. Savage, John K, 4524 W. 14th Ave., AL 0494M—IA. Savage, Lauren W. C, 43 Cadillac Ave., Victoria—3A. Savola, Raymond A., 4347 W. 9th Ave., AL 0540Y—IAS. Savvides, Eleftherios, Acadia Camp, AL 0049—lAg. Sawatzky, Ronald K., 1957 Prestwick Dr.,—IAS. Sawchuk, Stella K., 5781 Newton Wynd, AL 1405L— GS. Sawyer, Jacqueline P., 4483 W. 12th Ave.,—4A. Sawyer, K. Diane, 2016 Western Parkway, AL 3429Y—TM. Say, Jill M. B., 3975 W. 14thh Ave., AL 1345L—IAS. Scales, Allen A., 4056 Cambridge, GL 0118M—2A. Schapper, Susan, 1334 Minto Cres., CH 4394—3A. Scarfo, John R., Fort Camp, AL 0071—2Med. Scarrow, Hart R., 297 E. 51st Ave., EL 1893—2A. Scatchard, Lawrence D., 1076 W. 10th Ave., CH 8892—3A. Scantland, Cecile A., 3480 Dunbar, BA 1321—IA. Schachter, Bernard, 3241 W. 14th Ave., CE 599 3—2L. Schlesinger, Ernest, Fort Camp—1SW. Schlesinger, Joseph, Fort Camp—3A. Scheltgen, Elmer, R.R. 14, New West.—4A. Schmok, Arthur C, 365 W. 10th Ave., FA 0540R—3Med. Schnare, Gordon I., Lunenburg, N.S.,—TT. Schoen, Walter J. P., 3950 W. 33rd Ave., KE 1183R—3A. Schoenle, June E., 4375 Albert St., N. Burnaby—IA. CAVE SUPPER CLUB IIP SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 J 1 STUDENT DIRECTORY 1952 Schofield, John S. 4521 W. 7th Ave., AL 0393Y—2A. Schoiea, Roy C, Creston, B.C.—lMed. Schofield, Arthur J., Fort Camp—3F. Schon, Donald O. L., 4344 W. 11th Ave., AL 0933R—2F. Schram, Richard R., Acadia Camp—IAS. Schultz, Allan O., Youth Training Camp—IA. Schultz, Ronald F., 1607 Yew, CH 9546—2C. Schumacher, Stanley S., Acadia Camp, AL 0010—IA. Sclater, Shirley Bernice, 4430 Pine Cres., CH 7385—3PE. J Scoones, William A., 4623 W. 16th Ave., AL 3437Y—1SWJ Scorgie, James T., 4526 W. 8th Ave., AL 0428—3A. Scott, David P., 4383 W. 9th Ave., AL 1051M—GS. Scott, Dorothy G., 405 W. 13th Ave., FA 5025Y—TT. Scott, George E., 179 W. 21st Ave., FA 4554R—2L. Scott, James B., Youth Training Camp—IA. Scott, John A., 1248 E. 13th Ave., FA 6922R—4A. Scott, Lila L., 840 W. 17th Ave., FA 8134L—2Med. Scott, Peter G., 4646 W. 8th Ave., AL 1257Y—2AS. Scott, Robin A., 1417 29th St., West Van., West 587-L1—1A.1 Scott, Ross A., 5729 W. Blvd., KE 3248L—4Ph. Scott-Moncrieff, Nigel A., 663 Radcliffe Lane, Victoria! —IA. Scott, Vern H. K., 483 E. 54th Ave., FR 8687—3C. Scow, Alfred J., 2985 W. 12th Ave., BA 2705—1L. Scratchley, Edward W„ 255 E. 45th Ave., FR 3208—IAS. 1 Scrimorour, K. Gray, No. 17, 1010 Salsbury Dr., HA 3681L —IA. Sear, Revilil G., 3803 W? 46th Ave., AL 1878L—1C. Searcy, George D., Union College, AL 0051—4A. Sears, C. John, Acadia Camp, AL 0049—4A. Sedlack, Ronald, 4215 Frances—4A. Seeds, Robert W., 6211 Tofino Terrace, AL 0071—IF. Seemungal, Frank, 2210 Macdonald, CE 2956—2Med. Segal, Bernard L., 3930 Laurel, FA 7787R—2Med. Segal, Sydney, 2007 Wesbrook Cres., AL 3588M—GS. Seifert, Petra M., 1005 Jervis, MA 2554—2A. Sellens, William C, 1384 Connaught Dr. CH 8422—4AS. Seraphim, Ann J., 5816 Kingston, AL 0629—IA. Ser'eno, Luciano, 2285 Gordon Ave., West Van., West 888M 3A..# Sergy, Wailery, R.R. 2, Vancouver, Rich. 1535-L1—GS. Serl, Vernon C, Ste., 5IF, Little Mt. Camp—4A. Service, Helen, 2719 Alma Rd., AL 1773L—N. Setterfield, Gwendolyne A., Acadia Camp—2A. Sexton, Norman W., 2110 W. 38th Ave., KE 5178M—IAS. 1 Seymour, George W., 1920 W. 25th Ave., BA 1795—3PE. Seymour, Ian R., Acadia Camp, AL 3769M—2L. Shafoval, Gordon A., 3813 W. 24th Ave., AL 2606R—IA. Pat's Shell Service ',WWe Shamtt *re 10TH AND DISCOVERY Really Welcome" STUDENT DIRECTORY Tracy's THE FASH,0N centre "Distinctive Styles for the Co-ed" 524-30 Granville St. Shalman, Denis C, 426 W. 12th Ave., FA 2421R—3A. Shanahan, Patricia M., 2540 Wallace Cres., AL 1925R—4A. Shannon, Ronald C, 2204 W. 13th Ave., CH 4148—IA. Sharp, James, 3007 W. 34th Ave., KE 2656L—4Ph. Sharp, J. Kathleen, 3855 W. 11th Ave., AL 2090L—2HE. Sharp, William B., 1485 Davie, TA 4866—IA. Sharpe, Elaine 2356 Palmerston Ave., West Van., West 1780Y—2A. Shaw, Donald A., 2926 W. 5th Ave., BA 2800—3AS. Shaw, Duncan W., 1649 W. 29th Ave., CH 4634—3A. Shaw, James K., 1649 W. 29th Ave., CH 4634—2L. Shaw, John G., 208 1210 Jervis, MA 7977—2Ag. Shew, Molly L., 4326 Cartier St., CE 0022—IA. Shearer, Ronald A., Acadia Camp, AL 0079—3A. Shearer, Thomas C, 4422 W. 13th Ave., AL 1004L—4AS. Shellet, Melvin J., Acadia Camp, AL 0016—2AS. Shepard, Gary L., Union College, AL 0051—4C. Shepherd, C. Herbert, 2960 Mathers Cres., West Van., West 879Y— 4C. Shepherd, Francis R., 519 13th St., New West., N.W. 887Y —TT. Sheppard, Barry N., 517 McCutcheon Ave., Rich. 0697-R3 —3C. Sheppard, L. Barry, 5838 Fleming, FR 5210—IA. Sheppard, Milton C, 1646 Beach Ave., PA 2513—4A. Sheppy, John J., 2839 W. 16th Ave., CH 1756— Sheridan, Margaret M., 4323 W. 12th Ave., AL 1456M—3A. Sherrin, Darrell A., 3075 W. 45th Ave., KE 2789—2A. Sherry, Margaret J„ Womens Res., UBC—1HE. Sherwood, William L., Acadia Camp—IAS. Shields, John H., 3135 W. 7th Ave., CH 0365—2A. Shields, Peter A., 1703 Cedar Cres., CE 2323—2A. Shier, Robert P., 4560 Belmont—2L. Shippobotham, John P., 3505 W. 30th Ave., KE 5367L—1C. Shiu, Samuel D., 513 St. George St., New West., N.W. 4484M—IAS. Shkurhhan, Eugene—IA. Shlafmitz, Frances—4HE. Shobrook, Lenora J., 4588 W. 2nd Ave., AL 0089R—3A. Shoebridge, Nadine, 5540 Bruce St., EL 2456—1HE. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA "« SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 STUDENT DIRECTORY 1952] Shook, Donald M., 1116 Edinburgh St. N. West. N.W. 579RJ —IA. Shore, Joan C, Wesbrook Hall, AL 0626—4Ag. Shorter, Thomas A., 4092 W. 10th Ave., AL 0819Y—IA. Shorthouse, Thomas J., 3458 W. 22nd Ave., CH 9487—3A. Shrum, Laurna J., 5941 Chancellor Blvd. AL 0609L—2A. Shuber, Simsie, 4435 W. 12th Ave.—2A. Shuley, Margaret E., Isabel Maclnnes Hall, AL 1761—TT. Shum, William Q., 1935 W. 16th Ave., CE 9348—2A. Shunter, David E., Acadia Camp—4PE. Shunter; Marjorie E., Acadia Camp—2PE. Shynkaryk, Walter W., 311 Heatley Ave.—IA. Siddall, John M., 7424 Prince Edward St., FR 7971—IA. Siegerman, Beverley E.,—3A. Siemens, Alfred H., 4483 W. 14th Ave.—2A. Siemens, Katie, 659 E. 8th Ave., FA 2269L—GS. Sier, Herbert N., 2959 W. 45th Ave., KE 7056Y—2L. Sierdina, Raymond J.,—Stev. 362H—IA. Siew, Suknanan J., 1135 Beach Ave., PA 0313—2Ag. Sigal, Cecil, 621 E. 7th Ave., FA 8556L—IA. Sigalet, John D., Acadia Camp, AL 0079—IF. Sigurdson, George V., 3179 E. 16th Ave.—IA. Sigurgeirson, William J., 1120 - 4th Ave., Steveston, Stev. 209M—2A. Sigvardsen, Charles A., 2828 McGill—4C. Silva, Antonio—IA. Silvanovicz, Alexander, 1030 Willard St. N. West. N.W. 4672R2—2Ph. Silversides, Richard H:, 3771 W. 22nd Ave., AL 2896M—IA. Silvester, George L., 4145 Frances St., GL 1274R—2A. Silvestrini, Denny A., 4237 W. 11th Ave., AL 1512M—4Ag. Sim, Moira C, 650 E. 27th Ave., FA 1091L—5N. Simmonds, William D., 2267 E. 39th Ave., EL 4631—IA. Simmons. Helen, 4533 W. 5th Ave.—2A. Simms, Thomas B., 246 W. 13th Ave., FA 0940Y—IA. Simons, Margaret J., Acadia Camp—5N. Simpson, B:, 501 - 7th Ave. N. West. N.W. 1574Y—3A. Simpson, Heidi D., 4463 W. 16th Ave., AL 0758M—4A. Simpson, Marjorie B., 4309 W. 3rd Ave., AL 0469L—4Ag. Simpson, Mary L., 2495 W. 13th Ave., CH 6374—2C. Simpson, Ruth. 501 - 7th Ave., N. West. N.W. 1574Y—4A. Simpson, William A., 2125 Marine Dr., N.W. 2733L1—3A. Simonetta, Luigi R.. 4575 W. 7th Ave., AL 0392L—lMed. Sinclair, Gary D., 1183 Pacific St., PA 9080—IA. Sinclair, Robert A., 3066 W. 13th Ave., CH 8437—3A. Sinclair, Robert S., 1603 W. 49th Ave., KE 3494—1C. Sinclair. William G., 3890 Cartier, CE 7925—1C. Sinegiorgis, Mulugeta, 4493 W. 12th Ave., AL 1256—4AS. 24-HOUR SERVICE ON SHIRTS PRITCHARD'S 10TH AND ALMA STUDENT DIRECTORY HAN LEY PHARMACY ACROSS FROM THE NEW GYM [Singer, George E., 4293 W. 13th Ave., AL 0374M—GS. Sivick, Paul R.,—4AS. Sirlin, Irving A., 6840 Osier, KE 6561M—2A. ISizer, Walter B., 4626 W. 8th Ave., AL 1670L. Sjirdal, Albert R., 3552 Port Grey Rd., CH 3290—lAg. Skakun, Casey, Fort Camp—lArch. Skelding, James A., 2937 W. 45th Ave., KE 0141R—IAS. 'Skelton, Charles P., 920 Bidwell—3A. Skinner, Donald E., 125 E. 39th Ave., FR 2724—IA. Skjelvik, Toralv, Acadia Camp—IA. • Skoko, Norman M., Acadia Camp, AL 0049. Sky, Milton, 4435 W. 12th Ave., AL 1011R—IA. Slack, William E., 4566 W. 6th Ave., AL 3495L—2A. Sleath, George W., 4497 James St., FA 5030Y—lMed. Sleeman, Kenneth J.. 2767 Charles St., HA 3409R—2Ag. [Sleigh, Alfred D., 866 W. 13th Ave., FA 4443M—2Med. Slight, Gordon P., 1116 Harwood St., TA 3987—2C. ISlinger, Judith E., 1550 Kings Ave., Holyburn, West 943L —3HE. Sluggett, Peggy, 824 Roosevelt Cres.—1HE. Slutsky, Morris Bert, 5975 Trafalgar—3PE. : Smallacombe, Lloyd G., 344 10th Ave. W., EM 1070—4C. Smart, John M., 1806 E. 53rd Ave.—GS. Smeeth, Roger W., Fort Camp, AL 0035—2Arch. Smellie, Donald W., Fort Camp, AL 0017—GS. Smillie, Howard A., 5970 East Blvd., KE 0500Y—2A. .Smillie, James R., 2143 Graveley St., HA 8146L—3A. jfSmith, Adrian E., 49-D 44 Little Mt.—1L. Smith, Allan, 1650 Tasmania Cres. AL 0718L—2A. Smith, Allan R., 3350 W. 38th Ave., KE 1996R—IAS. Smith, Benjamin F., 6327 Caen Cres., AL 0019—4A. -Smith, Charles W., 3268 E. 45th Ave., DE 0537M—2A. iSmith, Cyril B., 1676 Haro St., MA 3841—3Ph. Smith, David L., 6050 Chancellor Blvd. AL 0050—2A. Smith, David M., Fort Camp—2Med. Smith, Donald R., 625 E. 44th Ave., FR 9876—2A. Smith, Donna R., 2644 E. 40th Ave., DE 4625L—2HE. Smith, Douglas C, 435 Williams Rd., Steveston, Stev. 74M —IA. Smith, Edward L., 2466 W. 8th Ave. CE 5248—IA. Smith, Edwin R., 366 E. 28th Ave., EM 2716—IA. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8728 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 "1 STUDENT DIRECTORY Smith, Enid E., 2716 W. 36th Ave., KE 0823M—3A. Smith, Geraldine L., 6102 N.W. Marine Dr., AL 1900—2A.I Smith, Glen W., 4937 Collingwood, KE 3841L—3Ph. Smith; Gordon F., 2153 W. 49th—3AS. Smith, Gordon R.—IA. Smith, James R. Fort Camp, Hut 7—1C. Smith, James W., 4460 W. 12th Ave., AL 3090M—3AS. Smith, Jerome L., Acadia Camp—IA. Smith, Duncan, 3849 Triumph GL 0847R—3A. Smith, Kenneth L., 4052 W. 10th Ave., AL 2679R—IAS. 1 Smith, Kenneth T, 2415 W. 16th Ave., CE 9892—3F. Smith, Kenneth R., Fort Camp—4AS. Smith, K. Marion, 5589 Univ. Blvd., AL 1669L—IN. Smith, Marion, Anne Wesbrook Hall—IA. Smith, Marion A., Ste. 3, 1004 Wolfe Ave., CH 6372—4A. I Smith, Michael G., 1746 McDonald St., CE 4571—4PE. Smith, Norma S.,» Women's Res.—3A. Smith, Patricia A., 4270 Evergreen Ave., Sherman, Wesli 148L1—2HE. Smith, Peter L., Union College, AL 0051—4A. Smith, Robert A., Union College, AL 0051—GS. Smith, Robert B., Fort Camp, AL 0071—2Med. Smith, Robert W., Camp Acadia, AL 0079—2AS. Smith, Robert J., Hut 72, Acadia Camp—IA. Smith, Robert R.,—IA. Smith, Roderick L., 2396 E. 34th Ave., DE 3057L—IA. Smith, Sheila I., 1086 Bute St., MA 8635—1HE. Smith, Sylvia B., 1044 W. 45th Ave., KE 5996L—2A. .Smith, Thomas H., 4463 W. 13th, AL 3546R—lMed. Smith, Verne P., 3523 W. 20th Ave., BA 3566—TT. Smith, William 1725 Sussex Ave., Burnaby, DE 1792L—1A.J Smith, William B., 5626 Larch St., KE 7936R—IA. Smith, William G., Box 240 Little Mt. Camp—GS. Smith, William H., Apt. 301 6126 E. Blvd., KE 6157Y—2PE.1 Smitheringale. William G., 2856 W. 44th Ave., KE 3198R1 —2AS. Smithers, Dorothy M., 5513 Agronomy Rd., AL 0026—4PhJ Smolensky. Clarisa M., 2985 W. 22nd Ave., CE 1677—4HEJ Smordin, Marcelyn M., 2555 W. 15th Ave., CE 5466—GS. j Smordin. Marcelyn M., 2555 W. 15th Ave., CE 5466—GS. 1 Smyth, Donald R., Box 160, Little Mt. Camp—TT. Smyth, Neil P., 4314 W. 12th Ave., AL 0254M—IA. Smyth. Nicholas, Fort Camp, AL 0072—IA. Snell, Elaine S., Isabel Maclnnes Hall, AL 2366—1 A. Snowball. Geoffrey R., 6126 East Blvd., KE 3147R— IA. Snyder, Margaret M., Mary Bollert Hall, AL 1900—THE. 1 Snyder, John L., 3864 W. 10th, AL 3453Y—GS. Soles, James A., 40-F, Little Mt. Camp—AS. WHEN YOU THINK OF CLOTHES THINK OF KIRK'S in STUDENT DIRECTORY Taxi? Y0^BLOcr CH 5151 Solloway, William J. 1120 Connaught Dr., CE 4303—1L. Solonecki, William J., Fort Camp—IA. Somerville, Graham F., 2677 Lawson Ave., W. Van. W. 1879R1—IA. Somerville, Ronald L., 3332 E. 3rd Ave., HA 6780L—IA. Sommerfeldt, Keith D., 1169 Hornby, PA 3783—1C. Sones, Robert B., 1765 Gordon, Hollyburn, W.1683Y—3Ag. Sones, William A., 1765 Gordon, Holyburn, W. 1683Y—TT. Sookochoff Michael, 4573 W. 8th, AL 1494L—4A. Soong, Eleanor, 1311 Broughton St., PA 3602—2HE. Sorensen, Keith, 993 Sinclair St., Hollyburn, W. 965L—IA. Sorensen, Sonja S., 1384 23rd St. W. Van., W. 575L—2HE. Sorochan, Walter D., 3331 Fulwell St., DE 2099L—4PE. Sortwell, Edwin T, 365 Garry St., Steveston, Stev. 130Y —2A. Southcott, John C, 235 Burns Ave. Deep Cove, DC 2171— 4C. Souther, Dorothy H., 4418 W. 15th AL 0224L—1HE. I Southern, Verona J.,—SW. Southin, Sylvia C, Mary Bollert Hall, AL 1900—2A. Southwell, John R., Acadia Camp—2A. Southworth, John J., 5286 McKenzie KE 4125R—4A. Spalding, David J., 104 W. 10th Ave., FA 4218R—2A. Spare, Gordon, 2708 Nelson Ave., Hollyburn, W. 439M2— 1C. Sparling, Amber D., 3720 W. 3rd Ave., AL 1813L—4A. Sparling, Carol J., 3965 W. 14th Ave., AL 1041Y—4HE. Sparrow, Roger A., Fort Camp—2A. Speer, Earl W.—2AS. Spence, Donn E., 2991 West 2nd Ave., CE 7772—2PE. Spence, Leon L., Fort Camp—IA. Spencer, Alfred J.,—3Ph. Spencer, Ann M., 1826 Blanca St., AL 0635—1SW. Spencer, BruceE. 1121 W. 39th Ave., KE 5494L—2A. Spencer, Mary H., 4239 Cambie, FA 2531Y—1SW. Spevakow, Robert B., 3320 W. 10th Ave., CE 8338—2L. Spicer, Lyda J., 1726 W. 7th Ave., CE 1636—SW. Spindler, George B., 6301 Nanaimo St. FR 5835—IAS. Spinney, Ralph H., 6221 Tofino Terrace—3AS. Spiro, Grant P., 4208 W. 15th Ave., AL 2420Y--1A. Spriggs, Charles W., 3864 W. 10th Ave., AL 3453Y—4C. Springer, RobertJ., 4170 W. 11th Ave., AL 0448R. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8™ SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 244 STUDENT DIRECTORY 1952 Sprung, Philip D., 4247 W. 11th Ave., AL 2488L—1C. Sssu, Yun I., Acadia Camp—GS. Stacey, David L., 3890 Cartier, CE 7925—4Ag. Stack, Ernest S., 1890 W. 6th Ave., CH 1697—2Ph. Staines, Gordon H., Acadia Camp—IF. Stainton, Norman R., Acadia Camp, AL 0016—4Ag. Staley, Norman E., 1742 E. 12th Ave., HA 6632L—4Ph. Stalker, Andrew W., 212 - 3rd St. N. West.—2AS. Stalker, Marguerite E., 5738 Marguerite St. KE 1265L—4A. Standbrook, William G., Acadia Camp—1C. Standell, Valri M., 2954 W. 15th Ave., CCE 4420—3A. Standen, Philip A., 3006 Miller Ave., Burnaby, DE 1928Y —3 AS. Standerwick, Thomas W., 3512 W. 10th Ave., CH 3384—2C. Standfield, Derek H., 3890 Cartier, CE 7925—2A. Stange, Wilfred H., 5661 University Blvd., AL 3745L—IA. Stanhope, Joseph R., 1407 W. Broadway, CE 0929—IA. Stanley, Harold R., 4648 W. 9th Ave., AL 1218Y—4C. Stanley, Vera M., Anne Wesbrook Hall, AL 0626—4A. Stanowski, Jan Millicent, 1958 Nelson St., TA 4679—2A. Stanton, Carole F., Ann Wesbrook Hall, IA. Stanton, Rodger C, Fort Camp—lMed. Stanton, Russell V., Fort Camp, AL 0071—1L. Starger, George W., 606 Johnson Rd., N. West., Newton 1 40-L3—4Ph. Stark, Marvin N, 4435 W. 12th Ave., AL 1011R—4A. Starr, Leonard, 4154 W. 11th Ave., AL 3451L—3A. Stastny, Arthur H., 3949 W. 13th Ave., AL 1260L—3GS. Stathers, Harold, 3815 W. 31st Ave., AL 1751Y—4Ph. Staveley, William W., 3421 W. 36th, KE 7972R—2A. Stavens, Anna M., 1774 E. Hastings, HA 0380L—IA. Stavens, Herbert N., 1774 E. Hastings, HA 0380L—3F. Stearman, Frederick H., 3650 W. 5th Ave., CH 4102—2Ph. Steele, Patricia A., 1611 W. 5th Ave., CH 8238—2A. Steffens, Robert J., Acadia Camp—lAg. Steiman, Boris, 40K Little Mt. Camp—3SW. Stein, Albert E., 3241 W. 14th Ave., CE 5998—2A. Steinson, Douglas S., 4629 W. 12th, AL 2171R—TT. Steinson, Eugene B., 4406 W. 2nd, AL 1719M—IA. Stekl, Eva M., 1438 W. 32nd, CE 5522—lMed. Stekl, George A., 1438 W. 32nd Ave., CE 5522—IA. Stelliga, Donald J., 4237 W. 11th, AL 1512M—4AS. Stene, Jean, 3137 Clinton St. Burnaby, DE 4203L. Stenhouse, Carole L., 5611 Chancellor Blvd., AL 0688M —IA. Stephen, Robert, 4566 W. 6th Ave.—IA. Stephen, Valerie A., Wesbrook Hall—IA. Stephens, Cecil H., 3551 Fleming St., FA 4653R—3AS. Quick, Expert Lubric. 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Stevenson, A. Dorothy, 3940 W. 20th Ave., AL 2450L—IN. Stevenson, Marney M., 2385 Dundas, HA 4898L— Stevulak, John F., Fort Camp, AL 0633—4A. Steward, 2626 W. 19th Ave., CE 1684—4A. Stewart, Alan E., 4040 W. 10th Ave.—4A. Stewart, A. J. Dree, 433 E. 18th St., North Van., North 1514L—4PE. Stewart, B. Lynn, 433 E. 18th St., North Van., North 1514L —IA. Stewart, Barry A., Fort Camp—R. Stewart, Chas., Fort Camp—3A. Stewart, D. James G., 3426 W. 34th Ave., KE 2232L—2C. Stewart, Donalda C, Womens Res., UBC, AL 0626—IA. ptewart, Donald G., 2203 Dunbar, CH 6998—3A. Stewart, Donald W., Fort Camp—3A. Stewart, Douglas W., 150 Elizabeth St., Barrie, Ont.—IA. Stewart, Duncan F., 2738 W. 7th Ave., CH 7273—IAS. Stewart, Frederick R., 3426 W. 34th Ave., KE 2232L—2C. Stewart, Gerald N.t 1408 Argyle St., Regina—lMed. Stewart, Gordon A., 920 Wilmer St., Victoria—4A. Stewart, Irwin F., 1843 Acadia Camp, AL 0554—lMed. Stewart, James E., 4367 W. 13th Ave., AL 2417L—GS. Stewart, Kathleen E., 4518 W. 13th Ave., AL 0168Y—4A. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA «"» SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 1 STUDENT DIRECTORY You are invited to Open an Account Today at The Canadian Bank of Commerc e University District Branch 4473 West 10th Ave. R. E. McKinnon, Manager Stewart-Burton, M. Ann, Isabel Mclnnes Hall, AL 2366 —2A. Stewart, Margaret C, V.G.H. Nurses Res., FA 6621—4N.1 Stewart, Paul R., 1773 E. 10th Ave., HA 2384M—2P. Stewart, Roderick D., 3519 Mayfair Ave., KE 1407R—1A.I Stewart, Ronald K., 3165 Mathers Ave., West Van., West 1846-L1—IA. Stewart, William R., 185 Talisman Ave., FA 8177M—2C. Stieh, Carl, 1756 E. 7th Ave., HA 6933L—2A. Stickland, H. Miichael, 4424 W. 2nd Ave., AL 0731R—1C. 1 Stickney, Sarah A., 2576 W. 7th Ave., CE 8346—4A. Stilbourn, Edwin J., 3725 Puget Dr., CH 6529—4A. St. John, Bill, 5609 Angus Dr., KE 0233—3C. Stobart, Patricia A., 3505 W. 32nd Ave., KE 5265R—4A. Stobart, Rodney, 1548 Haro St., PA 5916—3A. Stobbs, Barbara F., 4247 W. 13th Ave., AL0649M—IA. Stobbs, Douglas H., 3731 W. 6th Ave., AL 2082M—1A. Stocker, George A., 1273 Alderwood PL, North Van.—3A. Stokes, Rosemary, 5612 Trafalgar, KE 2693R—GS. PRITCHARD'S 4-H0UR CLEANERS 10TH AND ALMA ALma 1493 Ii! STUDENT DIRECTORY Lecture Time? CHICK THE CL0CK AB0VE Hartley Pharmacy Btone, Dmity D., 2117 Wesbrook PL, AL 0014—4A; Stonier, Peter F., 4543 W. 13th Ave., AL 0542L—lMed. Stovman, John A., 3325 Turner, GL 2098L—4AS. Storra, Johann M., Fort Camp, AL 0049—3A. Strain, James H., Barkerville, B.C.—4AS. iStrachan, Robert A., 4002 W. 32nd Ave.—4A. Stralendorff, Shirley J., 4694 W. 4th Ave., AL 3091M— 3A. ptrang, Donald G., 4620 W. 14th Ave., AL 0575M—2AS. Strang, R. Ian, 3308 W. 19th Ave., CH 5737—4A. Strange, Patricia M., 1405 W. 64th Ave., KE 5637L— 2PE. Strange, William H, 1405 W. 64th Ave., KE 5637L—4AS. jftratton, Stephen T, 3811 Pt. Grey Rd.—4PE. Straub, M. Elaine, 6031 Ontario St., FR 2881—IA. Street, Richard H., 3286 W. 38th Ave., KE 1568R—IA. fetride, Terence L., 5504 Inverness, FR 9695—3A. Stranger, Donald W., 5395 Inverness, FR 7506—2Med. Strom, Norman A., Acadia Camp—3AS. Stromberg, Ronald J., 1319 Como Lake Rd., R.R. 2, New West.—2A. Strong, Irvin J., 4407 W. 15th Ave., AL 1358Y—4A. Strong, Joan E., 1175 W. 54th Ave., KE 7397R—IA. gtrother, Arthur J., Union College, AL 0051—2AS. Strong, Robert D., 4851 Bessborough Dr., N. Burnaby, GL 0995Y—IAS. Stuart, Ronald A., 4498 W. 15th Ave.—4AP. Stuart, William D., 2120 Wesbrook Cres., AL 0061—3C. Stuart-Stubbs. Basil F., 4104 W. 14th Ave., AL 3086M—GS. Strutt, Gerald C, 6591 Laburnum St., KE 2172L—IA. Stuckey, William T., 2848 W. 42nd Ave., KE 1756R—IA. Sturdy, Sandra J., 753 Pemberton Rd., Victoria—2A. Sturgeon, John A., Hut 51H, Box 79, Little Mt. Camp—4F. Sturgess Olive D., 4353 W. 9th Ave., AL 0540L—IA. Stusiak, Alexander T., 2037 E. 4th Ave., HA 7031M—IA. Styffe, William T., 3008 W. 35th Ave., KE 1316Y— lArch. Suchy, Alois G., 5510 Fairview Ave., AL 0060—4C. Sullivan, J. Terrence, Boswell, B.C.—AS. Sullivan, Ralph. 3438 Anzio Dr., DE 4513L—3L. Sultan, Ralph G., 866 E. 13th Ave., FA 0893Y— Summers, Norma A., 3707 W. 28th Ave., AL 2753R—2A. Sunde, Leif A., Acada Camp—IF. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA «28 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 STUDENT DIRECTORY 1 1952 Sundher, W. Bosso, 947 W. 20th Ave., CE 3982—4A. Sunell, Jack U., 2609 Acadia Rd., AL 3530M—4AS. Supple, Thomas J., 4278 W. 15th Ave., AL 0985R—IA. 1 Surawski, John M., 413 Marsh Road, Calgary—1 A. Susanik, Rudolf, 1012 4th Ave., New West., N.W. 5549M —GS. Sussell, Hannah, G., Acadia Camp—2A. Sussel, Walter H., 4107 W. 13th Ave., AL 0011Y—IN. Sutherland, Hugh 3965 W. 39th Ave., KE 1081L—5A. Sutherland, Roy A., 4082 W. 8th Ave., AL 1996—3A. Sutherland, Shirley Anne B., 5092 Angus Dr., KE 1352« | —4 A. Sutherland, Shirley A. M., 4311 Angus Dr., CH 1616—4A. Sutherland, H. Roy, 981 W. 21st Ave., CE 9073—IA. Sutherland, John P., 1325 W. 14th Ave., CE 7989—IAS. J Sutherland, K. Ann, 715 Queens Ave., New West., N.wj 801L—2A. Sutherland, Marie, 5612 Holland St., KE 3873L—lAg. ] Sutherland, Thomas M., 1295 E. 53rd Ave., FR 7879—3L. Sutton, Robert C, 334 W. 10th Ave., FA 1143R—4F. Sutton, Wendy K., 4565 W. 1st Ave., AL 0457L—2A. Sutton, William G., 2638 W. 7th Ave., CE 2683—2F. Swan, Eric P., 731 Dunbar, BA 2302—GS. Swanson, Max L., 4678 W. 9th Ave., AL 3317L—4A. Swanton, Richard A., Box 184 Little Mt. Camp— Swartz, Fredric, 5709 Selkirk, KE 2838—2C. Sweatman, Gertrude E., 4526 W. 8th Ave., AL 0428—4A. I Sweeney, Jean E., Mary Bollert Hall, AL 1900—IA. Sweet, David G., 2640 W. 50th Ave., KE 0280—2L. Sweet, Harmon, 3230 E. 48th Ave.,—GS. Sweet, Donald A. S., 2020 E. 6th Ave., HA 6997L—IA. Sweet, RhodaF., 6116 Hudson, KE 6233L—IA. Swietlicki, Stefan—3AS. Swinarton, Sheila M., 6102 N.W. Marine Dr., AL 0626—IA. j Syeklocha, Delea, 2837 Pandora, HA 4629M—3A. Sykes, Rendall F., 3937 W. 37th Ave., KE 2115L—IAS. Sylte, Leonard H, 943 Harris Ave., New West., N.W.] 4822-R1—3AS. Symonds, J. Gary, 6588 Laurel St.,—3A. Symons, Chrystal P., 1358 S.E. Marine Dr., FR 8404—IA. Symons, Douglas R., 2385 W. 7th Ave., CE 0972—IA. Sypnowich, Joanne B., 1100 S. Delta Ave., GL 2677L—IA. Sypnowich, Peter J., 1100 S. Delta Ave., GL 2677L—IA. Syeklocha, Milan, 2837 Pandora St., HA 4629M—IA. Szasz, George, 1792 Wesbrook Cres., AL 3692Y—2Med. ARROW SHIRT HEADQUARTERS Kirk's Varsity Shop 4444 WEST TENTH STUDENT DIRECTORY TWl? CAU* BLACK TOP p|J mjm IciAli RADIO CABS V/ll €>Xtl± Tadman, Blooma B., 550 W. 29th Ave., FA 7186—3Ph. Taggart, Katherine I., 3691 Pt. Grey Rd., CH 9466—SW. Tahara, Michitaka, 3667 W. Broadway, CE 6045—2A. Tait, Barbara A., 235 E. 25th Ave., North Van., North 2159R—3A. Tait, John M., 4505 W. 15th Ave.,—TT. Talbot, Jack T., 6611 Arbutus, KE 3530M—2AS. Talbot, Richard J., 2821 W. 3rd Ave., CE 3746—IAS. Talbot, Susan E., 2821 W. 3rd Ave., CE 3743—1HE. Tarn, Ennio A., 4494 W. 9th Ave., AL 3695L—GS. Tamagi, Thomas T., Fort Camp, AL 0071—IAS. Tamboline, Beverley L., 2811 W. 12th Ave., CH 9285—4A. Tanaka, E. H. 14 E. 6th Ave., FA 9110R—IAS. Tanaka, Tsugio, 805 E. Hastings, HA 5094M—2A. Tang, E. Eugene T., 2742 W. 6th Ave., CH 4168—IA. Tanner, W. H. Reginald, 863 Prospect Ave., Calgary—3Med Tapp, Robert C, 3848 W. 16th Ave., AL 0923L—4C. Tappay, Angus R., P.O. Box 11, Copper Mountain—3A. Tarling, Frank B., 3958 W. 16th Ave., AL 0992R—IA. Tatlow, Delores A., Mary Bollert Hall, AL 1900—IA. Taylor, Alexander N., 3547 W. 26th Ave., CH 4385—1 A. Taylor Don N, Fort Camp—4A. Taylor, Garfield W. B., 4028 W. 12th Ave., AL 1069L—3PE Taylor, George E., Youth Training Centre—IA. Taylor, Giles B., 107-3520 W. 9th Ave., BA 3678—1 A. Taylor, George H., 3547 W. 26th Ave., CH 4385—2C. Taylor, Gregory, 4228 W. 12th Ave., AL 0298L—1L. Taylor, James V., 1666 W. 12th Ave.—3Med. Taylor, Jean A., 1135 14th Ave., New West., N.W. 390-M —1C. Taylor, Jean D., 1589 Western Cres., AL 1320L—3A. Taylor, J. Patricia, 1367 W. 53rd Ave., KE 0528--4C. Taylor, June W., Inverarity Rd., R.R. 1, Duncan—3PE. Taylor, James V., 1666 W. 12th Ave.,—3Med. Taylor, M. June, 1367 W. 53rd Ave., KE 0528—2Ag. Taylor, Mary C, 585 16th St., West Van., West 1959L—4A. Taylor Thomas M., Cumberland Apts., FA 5111Y—3A. Taylor, Vincent R., 4645 W. 6th Ave., AL 0192Y—3A. Taylor, William B., R.R. 1, Cobble Hill—1 A. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8728 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 250 STUDENT DIRECTORY 1952 Tcherkezoff, Alexander, 4250 Manor—3A. Teasdale, Donald N., 3624 Rumble, S. Burnaby, DE 6460F —3A. Tebbutt, Kenneth W. A., 4177 W. 11th Ave., AL 2860L—IA. Teja, Gurmeet, 1392 W. 16th Ave., North Van., North 2020L —IA. Templeman, Peter N., 6257 Dunbar, KE 6390 Y_4A. Tenebaum, Sally, 6608 Adera, KE 0626L—3A. Tennant, John M., 6464 Fraser, FR 8816—3L. .Tepoorten, Darrell M., 1066 Burrard—3L . Ternan, Donald E., 4484 W. 15th Ave.—2A. Tesan, Stanley S., 151 Ocean View, Powell River—IA. Thacker, James J., 3523 W. 33rd Ave.,—IAS. Theed, Gary W., Y.T.C.,—IA. Thibaudeau, Denis U., 426 E. 64th Ave., FR 9552—3Ph. Thiessen, Harry E., 4783 Fleming—4AS. Thiessen, Nicholas, 4669 W. 11th Ave.—2A. Thiessen, William J., 3044 Pt. Grey Rd., CH 0895—2A. Third, Douglas G., 2279 Lakewood Dr., HA 3233L—3AS. Thodeson, John C, 30 Clute St., New West., N.W. 1082L . —1C. Thorn, Donald C, Acadia Camp, AL 0079—IA. Tho,m, Donald S., 3986 W. 22nd Ave., AL 2259M—2A. Thorn, Gordon A., Acadia Camp, AL 0049—IA. Thomas, Brian V., 6535 Royal Ave., Horseshoe Bay, Wh. 3241—1C. Thomas, Frank R., 376 W. 10th Ave., EM 2966—IA. Thomas, G. Philip, Box 60, Little Mt. Camp—GS. Thomas, Mary J. D. C, 1075 Trunk Rd., New West, Ladner 112X—IN. Thomas, John P., 1867 Georgia St. E., HA 4809R—TT. Thomas, Harry F., Austin Hotel—1L. Thomas, Meredith R., 2222 Alma Rd., CE 0218—3A. Thomas, J. Maldwyn T., 3906 W. 12th Ave., AL 1443M—2C. Thomas, Peter, 5913 Clement Rd., AL 2468L— GS. Thorsteinson, K. Vaughn, 3771 W. 15th Ave., AL 2023L —3A. Thomas, E. Claire, Isabel Mclnnes Hall—3A. Thomas, Norman S., 4566 W. 6th Ave., AL 3495L—4Ph. Thomas, Patrick H, 3417 W. 10th Ave., CH 4627—IA. Thomas, William D. S., 1787 W. 49th Ave., KE 0588—IA. Thompson, Basil H. M., 4347 W. 11th Ave., AL 0367M —3Med. Thompson, David R., 3355 W. 32nd Ave., KE 5185L—OcAg. Thompson, Donald R., 2875 W. 30th Ave., KE 4952L—3PE. Thompson, Elizabeth A., 2047 Fulton Ave., West Van., West 638—1 A. Thompson, Gordon M., 689 20th St., Hollyburn, West 357R —4AS. service is my paf.»s She|| Service BUSINESS" 10TH AND DISCOVERY 1952 STUDENT DIRECTORY Tracy's THE FASH,0N centre "The College Girls' Style Rendezvous" 524-30 Granville St. Thompson, John D., 4921 Marguerite Ave., KE 3679Y—IA. Thompson, Joyce I., Youth Training Camp—3HE. Thompson, Lorimer S„ 837 W. 26th Ave., FA 1803R—3C. Thompson, Robert C, 3731 W. 6th Ave., AL 2082M—3A. Thompson, Robert J., 2946 W. 30th Ave., KE 5053R—4A. Thompson, Wayne P., 2232 W. 45th Ave., KE 4924R—IA. Thompson, William S., 2317 Gravely St., HA 3892R—TT. Thompson, Wilson J., 2502 Tower PL—2A. Thomson, Dawn H, 3525 Mayfair Ave., KE 1905R—1SW. Thomson, Gordon W., 955 W. 8th Ave.—1L. Thomson, J. Alex L., 2741 W. 32nd Ave., KE 4937R—GS. Thomson, Jacqueline, 4640 W. 6th Ave.,—TT. Thompson, James V., Acadia Camp—IA. Thomson, Melville G., 1041 Fairfield Rd.—GS. Thomson, Robert B., 3162 W. 7th Ave., CE 8891—4Ph. Thomson, C. Rolf V., Acadia Camp—IA. Thordarson, Theodore T., 911 W. 64th Ave., FR 8861—lMed. Thorne, Edwin D., 2426 W. 2nd Ave., CE 5487—AS. Thorne, John T, 4653 W. 11th Ave., AL 2058Y—2Ag. Thorne, Norma L., 3651 W. 25th Ave., AL 2575M—2A. Thornton, Howard P., Union College,—2A. Thrasher, Dorothy A., 3893 W. 14th Ave., AL 1689R—3A. Thorpe, Fred D.', 5530 Culloden St., FR 5970—2C. Thornton, Norman M., 3414 W. 44th Ave., KE 0524Y—3Med. Thurston, Andrew Q., 1626 W. 37th Ave., KE 4130—IA. Tibbetts, William K., 6907 Wiltshire, KE 2386L—2A. Tidball, June N., 1260 Harwood St., PA 1983—TT. Tifenbach, Clarence W., 383 Nichol Rd., R.R. 15, New West.—IA. Tilser, George, 5510 Fairview Ave., AL 0060—4A. Timberley, Darien M., 4727 Wallace St., AL 2670Y—2A. Tiimms, Lawrence, 1645 Kamloops, HA 5707Y—IA. Tingley, R. Ross, Acadia Camp—IA. Tinker, R. Percy, 4493 W. 12th Ave., AL 1256—2C. Tinkess, James R., 2610 Pearkes Rd., AL 0038—3A. Tinney, Ronald E., 5623 E. Hastings, GL 0584R—4A. Titmus, Alexander D., 3039 W. 10th Ave., CE 9807—2A. Tjader, Dyann D., Isabel Mclnnes Hall, AL 2366—2A. Tkachuk, Russell, Fort Camp—4A. Toban, Howard L., 1515 Edinburgh St., New West., N.W. 1689R—IA. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA *™ SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 J " STUDENT DIRECTORY Toban, Myrna E., 1726 32nd Ave. W., CH 3213—2Ph. Toban, Sheila E., 6362 Adera, KE 3781R—3A. Tobler, Erika S., 1975 W. 17th Ave., BA 1980—3A. Tobler, Waldo R., 1975 W. 17th Ave., BA 1980—IA. Todd, Adrienne, 1106 W. 12th Ave., CE 6496—IA. Todd, James S., 3884 W. 30th Ave., AL 2685M—3PE. Todd, Marjorie L., Sylvia Hotel, PA 9321—IA. Todd, Roderick T., 2604 Lawson Ave., Hollyburn, B.C. West 198 7 Y—IA. Toivo, Laane M., 1349 Gibson Rd., R.R. 9, New West., N.W.—2C. Tofte, Gordon, 75 W. 6th Ave., FA 0680—3AS. Toman, Trudean M., Ann Wesbrook Hall, AL 0626—2HE. Tombosso, Alexander, Fort Camp—3A. Tomkins, Evelyn M., 5776 Kingston Rd.—3A. Tomljenovich, Anne, 981 Patterson Rd., Lulu Is., Rich. 1197-R2—3Ph. Tomovich, R., Acadia Camp—2AS. Tondo, Marjorie A., 1861 Beach Ave., PA 2501—1L. Toochin, Donald, 1569 E. Broadway, FA 1867Y—4A. Toop, Edgar W., 4008 W. 18th Ave., AL 2289Y—2Ag. Toop, Gerald W., Fort Camp—IA. Toovey, John W., Fort Camp—2F. Topham, Lome W., 3623 Oxford St., GL 1516L—IA. Topping, 4613 W. 6th Ave., AL 0378L—4A. Toren, Martin S., 3147 E. 8th Ave., HA 5217R—2A. Tortorelli, Ralph L., Fort Camp, AL 0019—3A. Touchburn, Sherman P., 2749 Triumph St., HA 4411L—3Ag. Towgood, Arthur W., Fort Camp, AL 0031—4AS. Towgood, James G., Fort Camp—3A. Townsend, Isabel F., Youth Training Centre—1R. Townsley, Mary A., 215 West Rockland Rd., North Van., North 550-R3—2HE. Toy, Samuel M., 1996 Trutch, CE 4402—2L. Toynbee, Thomas A., Acadia Camp—IA. Tracey, William R., 628 E. 8th Ave., FA 1819L—2AS. Trafford, Jacqueline O., 1748 Esquimalt Ave., West Van., West 974Y—2A. Travers, Kenneth J., Acadia Camp, AL 0079—IA. Trafton, W. David, 3983 W. 22nd Ave., AL 2332L—4A. Trebett, James T., Acadia Camp, AL 0035—3AS. Trefby, Eric, 18-784 Thurlow, TA 7674—2A. Treloar, E. James, 4277 W. 12th Ave., AL 1535M—2Med. Tremaine, Alan W., 6785 Hudson St., KE 6177L— IAS. Trenaman. Roland T., Fort Camp—3AS. Tribble, W. Claire, Acadia Camp—IA. Trigg, Charles M., 6201 Tofino Terrace, AL 0031—3AS. Trimble, A. Roy, Box 112 Little Mt. Camp—2L. Your Clothes Repaired or Altered Quickly PRITCHARDS 10TH AND ALMA 1952 STUDENT DIRECTORY 253 There's a Drug Store 2 blocks down from the Wesbrook Building Trimble, Muriel G., 4568 W. 8th Ave., AL 0334M—4A. Tripp, Leighton O., 225 18th St., Hollyburn, West 321—IA. Tripp, Jessie L., Oxbow, Sask.—2A. Trites, Ronald W., Inst, of Oceanography, UBC—GS. Trotter John M., 4307 W. 11th Ave., AL 0714L—4A. Trono, Arthur M., Acadia Camp—2A. Trumpler, Donald A., 3817 W. 11th Ave., AL 2084R—GS. Trunkfield, Christopher J., 3963 W. 11th Ave., AL 0953M —3A. Truscott, Charles D., Acadia Camp, AL 0079—lAg. Tsumura, Edna, 1861 Tolmie, AL 0717Y-^4AS. Tsuyuki, Roy, 3275 W. 37th Ave.—IA. Tucker, Gordon W., 4596 W. 12th Ave.—IA. Tucker, Roy K., Acadia Camp—2Ph. Tuckey, Ralph C, 1019 8th Ave., New West., N.W. 453R —2Ag. Tuff, Florence J., Acadia Camp, AL 0026—4HE. Tufts, Frank C, 4697 W. 4th Ave., AL 2239R—IAS. Tufts, Ivan E., 3981 W. 21st Ave., AL 2213Y—3L. Tufts, Terence R., 3012 W. 41st Ave., KE 5461—IA. Tunbridge, Victor H, 4619 W. 7th Ave., AL 3680L—4A. Tupling, George D., 4787 Cambie, FA 5577R—3A. Turbitt, Ronald F., 2610 Pearkes Rd., AL 0038—3AS. Turnbull, Keith E., 2138 Acadia Camp, AL 0425R—5A. Turnbull, Neal D., 1769 E. 60th Ave.—GS. Turner, David B., Fort Camp, AL 0056—4F. Turner, George G., 4612 W. 11th Ave., AL 1641L—3L. Turner, J. Frank, 4664 W. 10th Ave., AL 2124R—3C. Turnbull, Alan C, Fort Camp—1C. Turnbull, Ian M., 4649 Beverley Cres., CH 9812—3A. Turnbull, John D. S., 6303 Caen Cres., AL .0057—2AS. Turnbull, Sheila, 4649 Beverley Cres., CH 9812—IA. Turner, W. Darrell, 416 King Edwad, Ladner, B.C.—4A. Turner, Ian G., 2301 W. 2nd Ave., CH 8658—2A. Turner, William J., 5171 Chambers St., DE 2810M— 4AS. Turpin, J. E. Hartley, 1945 W. 16th Ave., CH 3463—lMed. Tuura, Harvey O., 4629 W. 12th Ave., AL 2171R—2A. Twa, Audrey N., 2112 W.'2nd Ave., CH 2532—3A. Twaites, Beverley J., 3559 W. 23rd Ave., CE 8357—3A. Tyson, E. Douglas, 660 Gifford St., MA 2408—3C. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA 8728 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 STUDENT DIRECTORY U Udesen, M. Pauline, 2245 W. 43rd Ave., KE 4036L—IA. Underhill, J. Gerald G., 1856 W. 29th Ave., CH 4361—2A. \ Underhill, Mark A., 4078 W. 12th Ave., AL 1596R—IA. Underhill, Nancy E. S., 5515 Somerset Cres., KE 1026—2A. Underhill, W. Richard D., 5890 Cartier St., KE 7733—1L. Underwood, Audrey M., 3405 W. 19th Ave., CH 0418—2Med Unrau, A. Martin, 4508 W. 13th Ave., AL 0727M—GS. Unwin, Alexander M., 4422 W. 13th Ave., AL 1004L—GS. Unwin, Clinton L. R., 4556 W. 7th Ave., AL 1540R—4A. Unwin, Ernest R., 4188 Crown, AL 0513Y—IAS. Upson, George W. B., 4434 W. 7th Ave., AL 1756Y—4PE. Urbanovits, Annie 6160 Napier St., N. Burnaby—2A. Ure, Jean A., 4633 W. 10th Ave., AL 3670L—2Med. Urquhart, Kenneth G., 4378 W. 2nd Ave., AL 0358Y—IA. Urquhart ,Roy K., 2610 Pearkes Rd., AL 0038—4A. Urquhart, William H., 441 2nd St., New West., North 5244L—3Ph. Usruela, Frank J. F., 1544 Burnaby, PA 6597—4AS. Vrsaki, Donald C. L., Acadia Camp—IA. Usher, Donald G., 5959 Athlone St., KE 3363—2C. Usher, Margaret I., Acadia Camp—3HE. Uyeyama, A. Suky, Mary Bollert Hall, AL 1900—2A. Uyeyama, Kanau J., Fort Camp—lAg. V Vadeboncoeur, George E., Fort Camp—R. Vair, Robert A., Fort Camp—4AS. Vaitama, Erna, 6101 N;W. Marine Dr., AL 2708—3A. Valde, Glenn Edwin, Union College, AL 0051—IAS. Vale, Lorna, 6720 Yew St., KE 1300—3A. Vale, Martha L., 4410 Angus Dr., CH 0332—IA. Valentine, Edward J., 4175 Balaclava—4C. Valentine, G. Douglas, 4175 Balaclava—4A. Valker, Russel J., Acadia Camp, AL 0049—2C. Vallis, Derek, G., 2026A W. 41st Ave., KE 4284L—lAg. Valyi, Zoltan, 1856 W. 7th Ave., CH 9906—2A. Vance, John V., 416 45 Carlton St., Winnipeg—4C. Vanderhoek, Nellie, 3160 W. King Edward, CH 9462—3HE. Vanderleur, John V., 4213 Rumble St., DE 1393L—4A. Vandervoort, Stanley M., 3049 W. 4th Ave., BA 2900—IA. Van Druten, William Z., 2162 Columbia—IA. Van Exel, Gerut A., 2282 E. 44th Ave., EL 1408—3AS. Vannatter, M. Jean, 1925 Vine St., CE 2503—5N. Vance, E. Roderick, 2235 E. 44th Ave., HA 3633Y—2A. Slacks? Kirk's Varsity Shop 4444 W. 10TH AVE. 1952 STUDENT DIDECTORY Tayi? 50CABS ffl'VI'vl XCIA1* TO SERVE YOU V/JLA WXvl Van de Bogart, 4719 Douglas Rd., DE 0821T—3A. Van de Vliet, Edward L., 4493 W. 12th Ave., AL 1256—3A. Van Nes, Freda M., 2075 W. 47th Ave., KE 0779R—IA. Van Sacker, Kenneth G., Youth Training Centre—IA. Varnam, Maria I., 2980 W. 8th Ave.,—IA. Varga, Joseph, 1491 10th Ave., New West, N.W. 5639R—IA. Vaselenak, Frank A., Steveston, Stev. 108Y—4PE. Vaughan, Frank W., 2452 Chesterfield, North Van., North 1110M—lMed. Vaughan, Jack S., 5510 Fairview Ave., AL 0060—1L. Vaughan, Lome D., 6483 Sophia St., FR 4713—1C. Vawden, Kathleen J., Women's Res., UBC,—1HE. Vea, Asbjorg S., 3574 Eton St., GL 1579R—IA. Veale, Alan de C, 4653 W. 8th Ave., AL 0337M—2AS. Vear, Gwendolyn L., 4554 W. 9th Ave., AL 1655R—3C. Venables, Shirley A., 2478 W. 21st Ave., BA 1392—2HE. Vennels, Sally A., 3392 W. 34th Ave., KE 3525R—2A. Vereshack, David P., No. 12, 1736 W. '6th Ave.—2AS. Verchere, A. William, 4247 W. 11th Ave.—2C. Verma, Behari L., c/o Mr. Bachitter S. Sihota, Mesachie Lake, B.C.—3A. Vernon, Edwin H., 5520 Tennis Cres., AL 1638M—GS. Viau, Omer A., 1915 W. 16th Ave., CE 0166—4AS. Vickers, T. Victor E., Acadia Camp, AL 0035—4AS. Vigar, Neil W., 4575 W. 7th Ave., AL 0392L—4C. Vivian, B. Joan, 6212 Wiltshire, KE 1673R—SW. Vivian, Gordon E., Acadia Camp—2AS. Vogel, Betty L., 811 London St., New West., N.W. 761L —4A. Vogel, Henry B. A., 2124 W. 1st Ave., CE 3248—2AS. Vogel, Richard H, Phi Delta Theta House, AL 0061—3A. von Althen, Friedrich W.. 5550 Kingston Rd.—IF. von Fellenberg, Gottfried E., 4552 W. 12th Ave., AL 0148R —5F. von Harten, Peter C, 6438 Macdonald, KE 2734M—2Ag. W Waddell, Ronald M., 4082 W. 8th Ave., AL 1996—2A. Wade, Edwin M., 2502 Tower Place—3AS. Wade, Lionel E., 1845 Bayswater—GS. CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA "« SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 STUDENT DIRECTORY Waehlti, Robyn, 1885 W. 12th Ave., CE 0923—2A. ... Wagner, WillardW., 751 No. 5 Rd., Lulu Is., Rich. 1089-L2 —2A. Wahl, Edward, Fort Camp—GS. Wainright, Joan F., 2050 W. 17th Ave., BA 4591—IA. Wajryb, Serge, 2135 W. 10th Ave.,—2A. Wakhroucheff, 1271 W. 32nd Ave., AL 0026—2A. Walden, Patricia F., 3514 W. 14th Ave., CE 5761—4HE. Waldren, Donald F., 4515 Langara Ave., AL 3344R—GS. Waldie, Jack S., 1099 Wolfe Ave., CE 5628—2A. Waldman, Shirley J., No. 102 1055 Harwood, MA 1561—SW Wale, C. Thomas, Acadia Camp, AL 0079—4AS. Walimaa, Edwin N., 2579 Napier St., HA 5075R—IA. Walisko, William V., 3817 W. 12th Ave., AL 2185Y—SW. Walkem, Clarence I., Spences Bridge—4A. Walker, Gavin, 818 Granville-^IA. Walker, C. Ian, 2110 Dunbar, CH 6864—1L. Walker, Dorothy Anne, 4585 W. 2nd Ave., AL 1025M—4HE. I Walker, Frederick J., 2425 Trutch Ave., CE 6839—4A. Walker, George W., 3737 Highbury, AL 2892L—3L. Walker, J. Beverley, 5839 Marine Dr., West Van., Why. j 3941—IA. Walker, June M., Nurses Res. V.G.H, FA 6621—4AS. Walker, Margery P., Mary Bollert Hall, AL 1900—N. Walker, Marillyn D. S., Anne Wesbrook Hall, AL 0626—2A. Walker, Michael R. B., 3918 S.W. Marine, KE 3253—IA. Walker, Leonard G., 845 E. 57th Ave.,—IA. Walker, Robert B., 1626 W. 13th Ave., Calgary—4PE. Wall, David E., 3690 E. Blvd., CE 9215—4A. Wall, Robert O., 2619 W. 15th Ave., CH 7460—2A. Wallace, Leslie W., 2980 W. 19th Ave., CH 6974—IF. Wallace, Rosemary M., Isabel Mclnnes Hall, AL 2366—IA. Wallace, William C, 2011 W. 48th Ave., KE 0260—3A. Wallace, William K., 1125 W. 11th Ave., CE 0438—1L. Walley, Donna M. E., 6161 Adera St., KE 1461R—2A. Wallick, Carole A., Acadia Camp—4A. Walling, O. John, 4990 Empire Dr., GL 0409R—3SW. Walls, H. G. John, 1915 Beach Ave., MA 8980—2A. Walls, Stanley R., 4612 W. 12th Ave.—2C. Walmsley, William J., 2508 E. Pender, HA 2484M—2A. Walpole, Joy C, 274 Simpson Rd., Rich. 0751-R1—IA. Walpole, Richard A., 274 Simpson Rd., Rich. 0751-R1—GS. Walsh, C. William, 3229 W. 27th Ave., CH 9559—2A. Walsh, John H, 2817 W. 29th Ave., CH 7566—3AS. Walsh, Rodger G., Fort Camp—3AS. Walters, Gilbert G., 2020 W. 45th Ave., KE 4715L—IA. Walters, Harold A., 6949 Fraser, FR 4039—1PE. Pat's Shell Service ,w,,e,e ***-" m 10TH AND DISCOVERY Really Welcome" STUDENT DIRECTORY 257 Tracy's THE FASH,0Nf centre 'The College Girls* Style Rendezvous" 524-30 Granville St. iPValton, Elizabeth A., 1950 Nurses Res., V.G.H., FA 6621 —2N. fWalton, Norman, 5502 Presidents Row, AL 1279—3AS. § Walton, Richard J., Fort Camp, AL 0071—IAS. Wanless, Roderick M., 1030 E. 10th Ave., FA 4073L—IA. Ward, Barbara Lee, Anne Wesbrook Hall—2A. I^ard, Gordon P., 3590 Cambie, FA 6144L—3AS. Ward, Kenneth G., Fort Camp—PE. Ward, Kenneth L., 231 E. 10th St., North Van., North 1058L—3Ph. Warkyn, Priscilla, Mary Bollert Hall—3A. Warn, Ronald D., 3250 W 15th Ave., CH 7991—2A. Warne, Hortense J., 2486 W. 14th Ave., CH 9650—4A. Waine, James A., 830 17th Ave., New West., N.W. 4913R —3Ph. Warner, Donald L., 2104 W. 37th Ave., KE 0789Y—3Med. Warren, Doreen A., Acadia Camp—3HE. Warren, Dorothy A., 1655 W. 40th Ave., KE 0063—IA. *Warren, John M., 1655 W. 40th Ave., KE 0063—4AS. Warren, John S., 1565 Tolmie, AL 3282—2A. Warrender, Bert H, 2164 Cadboro Road, Victoria—4A. Wasel, Lawrence W., 1415 W. 39th Ave., KE 4305M—IA. [lyassick, Robert H., Fort Camp—TT. Wasson, Garth C, 3864 Osier St., BA 3281—IA. Sip pSVasylkow, Walter C, 634 Columbia, New West., N.W. 657—1L. fWasylik, Joseph W., 3785 Triumph, GL 0838M—IA. Waterman, Harold H., 5502 Fairview Cres., AL 3654Y—GS. Waters, Marilyn J., 3656 W. 38th Ave., KE 1198L—IA. IWatkins, Ronald J., 5708 University Blvd., AL 1040L—lAg. Watson, Arthur J., 3955 Cambridge, N. Burnaby, GL 0267M 1 AS Watson, George R., 3570 W. 18th Ave., CE 8360—IA. IWatson, John A., 5755 Wiltshire St., KE 3361L—2AS. 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House: 1955 W. 6th, CH 0115 Lambda Chi Alpha—Pres.: John Bird. 3745 Bonnet Rd., North Van. House: 2502 Tower Place, Acadia Camp Phi Delta Theta—Pres.: Dick Underhill, 5809 Cartier, KE 7738 House:-2120 Wesbrook Cres., AL 0061 Phi Gamma Delta—Rep.: Des Eadie House: 2130 Wesbrook Cres., AL 1122. Phi Kappa Pi—Pres.: Gordon Pritchard, 4609 W. 11th AL 3120R;House:' 4609 W. 11th, AL 3120R. Phi Kappa Sigma—Pres.: Dick Huggett, 3435 W. 38th Ave., KE 2968L. Psi Upsilon—Pres.: Jim Clarke, 5795 Churchill, KE 1279M. House: 1812 W. 9th Ave., CH 0917. PRITCHARD'S ^-hour cleaners 10TH AND ALMA ALma 1493 STUDENT DIRECTORY Tracy's THE FASH,0N centre "Everything in Fine Quality Sportswear" 524-30 Granville St. Sigma Alpha Mu—Pres.: Jack Austin, 2155 W. 16th Ave., CE 7959. Sigma Chi—Pres.: Dick Archambault. House: 3750 W. 29th Ave., AL 3353. Sigma Chi Delta—Pres.: John Anderton, 1640 Arbutus, BA 4360. Zeta Beta Tau—Pres.: Manley Cohen, 337 W. 26th Ave., FA 7592L. House. 4435 W. 12th Ave., AL 1011R. Zeta Psi—Pres.: David Street, 2640 W. 50th, KE 0280. House: 4735 W. 6th Ave., AL 2758. UNDERGRADUATE PRESIDENTS Agriculture Guy Rose Frosh Colm Campbell Arts Doug Steinson Home Ec. June Kirk Commerce Peter Day Law Bill Ellis Engineers Al Hicks Pharmacy Bob Alexander Forestry Jim McWilliams Pre-Med . Jim Draper ENGINEERS CLUBS Civil .. . Norm Bestwick AIEE/IRE R. V. Milne ASME C. A. MacPhee EIC . Vern McDonald Dawson Club For. Eng. Art Paul T. S. Campbell Arch. Red Wetherill CLUBS Aero Association Amateur Radio Operators' Association . . John Moisey Alpha Omega Society Taras Markar Bridge Club Richard White Botanical Garden Society Robert McMinn Camera Club CCF Club Pat Thomas Christian Science Organization John Thygesen Classics Club Chinese Varsity Club Chuck Lew Civil Liberties Union Marney Stevenson Dance Club Bill Lawrence El Circulo Latin Americano German Club Cercle Francais Diane Liggins CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA «28 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 272 STUDENT DIRECTORY 1952 Economics Club Verne Scott Film Society Bill Day Geography Club Bill Topping Glee Club Clive Nylander Hillel Foundation . . Jack Wolfe Historical Society Peter Browne International House Committee Bob Loosmore International Students Club Michael Wertman International Student Service Brigetta Balla Indian Students Behari Verma Jazz Society Martin Foren Junior Aggie Institute of Canada Letters Club George Chadwick Liberals Doug Steinson Lutheran Students Organization Mamooks Peter Lozowski Mathematical Club Medical Undergraduates Donald Warner Musical Society Milla Andrews Musical Appreciation Club Stanley Cross National Fed. of Canadian Universities ... John Layton Newman Club John J. Brown Pharmaceutical Society Parliamentary Forum Jean McNeely Physical Education Robert Walker Physics Forum Players Club Louise DeVick Progressive-Conservative John Fraser Psychology Club Don Ross Society of Microbiologists Lois Morris Spectrum Club Special Events Bill Wynne Student Christian Movement Don Faris Student Peace Movement Malcolm MacDonald United Nations Club Tom Franck Slavonic Circle University Radio Society Ron Robinson University Symphony Orchestra . . . Malcolm MacDonald Varsity Christian Fellowship George Goertzen Visual Arts Club arrow shirt Kjrk's Varsity Shop HEADQUARTERS 4444 WEST TENTH STUDENT DIRECTORY 273 Lecture Time? CHECK ™E CL0CK AB0VE Hanley Pharmacy PUBLICATIONS BOARD Editor-in-chief Joe Schlesinger Executive Editor Gerry Kidd Managing Editor Elsie Gorbat Senior Editors: Editorial Writers: Tues Sheila Kearns Dot Auerbach Wed Ed Parker Vaughan Lyon Thurs. ... Brian Wharf Staff Photographer City Editor Myra Green Hux Lovely News Ed. Ron Sapera Totem Ed. Al Goldsmith Sports . . Wm. Hutchison Asst. Tot. Ed. John Ban Women's Flo McNeil Assistant Totem Editor Literary Ed. Gait Elkington John Banfield CUP Ed. . Patsy Byrne WOMEN'S ATHLETIC DIRECTORATE Pres Jean Hood Badminton .. Jay Mounce Vice-Pres. Janie Wright Tennis ... Pat Crehan Sec. . . Marilyn Matchett Swim. . . Mary Harrison Treas. .. Dru Stewart Skiing Anne M. Leuchte Intramurals Janet Crafter Archery . . Pat McQuillan Basketball Marie Harrison Big Block .. Sheila Moore Grass Hockey Dru Stewart MEN'S ATHLETIC DIRECTORATE Acting Athletic Director Rowing Bob Brodie Dick Penn Soccer Roger Fox Pres Gerry Main Ski Club . . . Ian Turnbull Sec. Peter Lutzig Track Gordon Oates American Football Tennis Jim Kaleen Desmond Eadie Varsity Outdoor Club Basketball Bob Kiekland Kickapoos Badminton Bill Mitchell Maryan Maciejewski Boxing Dick Mitchell, c. Majorettes Diane LeBlanc Cricket Peter Templemen Cheerleaders Eng. Rugby Dave Anfield M. O. Slutsky Golf C. Swanson Gym Club M. O. Slutsky Grass Hockey Brass band . . Richard Hall Dr. Warren, coach Pipe Band Ian Walker Ice Hockey Brian Prentice Big Block Club Fencing ... Chas. Loewen Bill Popowich Swim. . John Springer Baseball CAVE SUPPER CLUB PA «28 SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS PA 0719 You will find at Sforpttt Iroa. FINE QUALITY • SUITS • TOPCOATS • JACKETS • SLACKS, TIES, SHIRTS in fact everything for a man. Turpins—a complete Men's Wear Store. "The Label that Spells Quality" 655 Granville Street Opp. The Bay MArine 0726 STUDENT DIRECTORY Student Shopping Guide Advertisers arranged1 under the services which they wish ro perform for you. The people who advertise in this book do so because they wish to help us, and because they feel that they can perform adequately some service which students need. By advertising in this student publication they show that they particularly welcome and are prepared to assist students in every way that they can. We could not publish this handbook without their aid—therefore/whenever possible, please patronize our advertisers. Use this list as your shopping guide. ALUMNI ORGANIZATION U.B.C. Alumni Association . . . Page 213 ALTERATIONS Dorothy Curtis Page 126 Parisian Ladies' Dress Shop . . . Page 45 Pritchard's Cleaners . Bottom Courtesy Lines APPLIANCES University Hardware .... Page 162 F. G. Ward Music Co Page 16 ARCHITECTS SUPPLIES Clarke & Stuart Page J. G. Fraser Ltd Page 166 Hughes Owens Co Page 24 ARTISTS MATERIALS J. G. Fraser Ltd. Page 166 Hughes Owens Co Page 24 Maxwell Artists Materials .... Page 190 AUTOMOBILES—New Circle Van Motors Page 128 AUTOMOBILES—Used Circle Van Motors Page 128 AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS and LUBRICATION Pat's Shell Service Station . Bottom Courtesy Lines Trimble Service Station .... Page 184 U.B.C. Service Station .... Page 134 Varsity Automotive Service , . . Page 70 STUDENT DIRECTORY 1952 BANKING SERVICES Bank of Commerce Page 246 Bank of Montreal - Campus Branch . . Page 8 BARBER Campus Barber Shop .... Page 144 BOOKS University Book Store .... Page 78 BRIEF CASES and BINDERS Almadene Gift Shop Page 98 Burns Leather Goods .... Page 30 Clarke & Stuart Page 265 Mitchell-Foley Co Page 112 University Book Store .... Page 78 CANDY and CANDY BARS William Neilson Ltd. .... Page 46 CHOCOLATES William Neilson Ltd. .... Page 46 CLEANERS Pritchards' Cleaners . . Bottom Courtesy Lines COSTUMES New York Costume Salon . . . Page 77 Watts & Co Page 4 DEPARTMENT STORES T. Eaton Co. .... Inside Front Cover Woodwards Stores Ltd. . . Inside Back Cover DRUGS and SUNDRIES Hanley Pharmacy . . . Top Courtesy Lines ENGINEERS EQUIPMENT Clarke & Stuart Page 265 J. G. Fraser Ltd Page 166 Hughes Owen Co Page 24 Maxwell Artists Materials . . . Page 190 ENGRAVING „ Percy Tutte Page 57 FLORISTS Brown Brothers Florists .... Page 266 Campus Florists Page 158 Gibbons Florists Ltd Page 180 Mayhew-Sherwood Florists Ltd. . . Page 122 Point Grey Florists Ltd. . . . Back Cover GIFTS Almadene Gift Shop .... Page 98 Burns Leather Goods .... Page 30 Gibbons Florists Ltd Page 180 Mayhew-Sherwood Florists . . * Page 122 Point Grey Florists Ltd. . . . Back Cover Varsity Jewellers Page 35 HARDWARE Hewer Hardware «*#* »g University Hardware Page 162 STUDENT DIRECTORY JEWELLERS Varsity Jewellers Page 35 LADIES' EVENING WEAR, BRIDE'S WEAR, Etc. •—Rental New York Costume Salon . . . Page 77 LADIES' MILLINERY Alma Millinery Page 108 Grace Spencer Hats Page 154 Vi's Millinart Salon Page 218 LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR Avenue Fashion Shop .... Page 269 Carr's Ladies' Wear . . . . . Page 194 Dorothy Curtis Page 126 The Heather Shop Page 140 Marty's Page 8 Moray's Hosiery and Lingerie Shop . Page 280 Parisian Ladies' Dress Shop . . . Page 45 Saba Brothers Ltd Page 12 Tracy's Ltd. ... Top Courtesy Lines LADIES' SPORTSWEAR Avenue Fashion Shop . . . . Page 269 Carr's Ladies' Wear Page 194 Dorothy Curtis Page 126 The Heather Shop . . . . . Page 140 Marty's Page 8 Moray's Hosiery and Lingerie Shop . Page 280 Saba Brothers Ltd. ..... Page 12 Tracy's Ltd. . ... . Top Courtesy Lines LADIES' TAILORING Dorothy Curtis Page 126 Parisian Ladies' Dress Shop . . . Page 45 LADIES' WEAR—Accessories Alma Millinery Page 108 Avenue Fashion Shop .... Page 269 Carr's Ladies' Wear Page 194 Marty's Page 8 Moray's Hosiery and Lingerie Shop . Page 280 Saba Brothers Ltd. Page 12 Tracy's Ltd. .... Top Courtesy Lines LEATHER GOODS Burns Leather Goods . . . . . Page 30 LIFE INSURANCE AGENT William Crawford . . . . Page 60 MAGAZINES, JOURNALS, Etc.—Subscriptions Arbuthnot, Cassidy & Strong . . . Page 268 MILLINERY Alma Millinery Page 108 Grace Spencer Hats Page 154 Vi's Millinart Salon Page 218 MEN'S READY-TO-WEAR Bert Amey Ltd. Page 120 Arnold & Quigley . . . . . Page 146 STUDENT DIRECTORY Eddy R. Deem Page 86 Kirk's Clothes . . . Bottom Courtesy Lines Tip Top Tailors Page 2281 Turpin Brothers Page 274 MIMEOGRAPHING Perry's Typing Service .... Page 2101 Eloise Street Page 1701 MOTION PICTURE THEATRES Studio Theatre Page 2581 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS F. G. Ward Music Co. .... Page 16 NIGHT CLUBS Cave Supper Club Page 64 Bottom Courtesy Lines 1 PARKING FACILITIES—Downtown Medical Building Garage . . . Page 142 PHOTOGRAPHS—Portraits Campbell Studios Page 208 ] Don Coltman Studios .... Page 280 j McCaffrey Studios Page 2 Gordon Pinkerton Photographs . . Page 145 Polyfoto Studios Page 235 PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES Don Coltman Studios .... Page 2801 McCaffrey Studios Page 2 j PRINTING Mitchell-Foley Co Page 112 1 Perry's Typing Service .... Page 210 ] Shears Printing Page 210 RADIOS F. G. Ward Music Co Page 16 RECORDS—Phonograph Modern Music Page 198 F. G. Ward Music Co Page 16 RESTAURANTS Bamboo Terrace Page 1 Bev's Cafe Page 45 Dean's Cafe i Page 38 Do-Nut Diner Page 42 SERVICE STATIONS Pat's Shell Service . . Bottom Courtesy Lines Trimble Service Station .... Page 184 U.B.C. Service Station .... Page 134 Varsity Automotive Service . . . Page 70 SHEET MUSIC ; Modern Music Page 198 F. G. Ward Music Co. , Page 16 1 STUDENT DIRECTORY SHOE REPAIR Sasamat Shoe Repair .... Page 150 SPORTS EQUIPMENT Bev Rhodes Page 202 Western Sporting Goods .... Page 38 STRINGS and ACCESSORIES Modern Music Page 198 F. G. Ward Music Co Page 16 { STUDENT SCHOOL SUPPLIES Almadene Gift Shop Page 98 Clarke & Stuart ' Page 265 Hanley Pharmacy . . . Top Courtesy Lines Mitchell-Foley Co Page 112 University Book Store .... Page 78 TAILORING—Men Bert Amey Ltd Page 120 Eddy R. Deem Page 86 Tip Top Tailors Page 228 Turpin Brothers ..... Page 274 tTAXIS Black Top Cabs Ltd. . . . Top Courtesy Lines TEXT BOOKS University Book Store .... Page 78 TRANSFER SERVICE—Hauling University Transfer Page 176 TRAVEL SERVICE Wright's Travel Service Ltd. . . . Page 117 TROPHIES Percy Tutte Page 57 TUXEDOS, TAILS—Rental New York Costume Salon . . . Page 77 Watts & Co. Page 4 TYPEWRITER—Rentals Byrnes Typewriters Ltd Page 138 Consolidated Typewriters Ltd. . . Page 101 Vancouver Brownlee Typewriters Ltd. . Page 261 TYPEWRITER—Sales Byrnes Typewriters Lt<|. .... Page 138 Consolidated Typewriters Ltd. . Page 101 Vancouver Brownlee Typewriters Ltd. . Page 261 TYPING—Thesis, Essays, Etc. Mrs. A. O. Robinson Page 148 Eloise Street Page 170 YARD GOODS Saba Brothers Ltd. . . . . , Page 12 %/e Onuite, . • . ALL PHOTOGRAPHERS to pay us a visit and inspect our complete stocks of Photographic Materials and Supplies. DUPONT VARIGAM — VELOUR BLACK AND WARMTONE PAPERS and DUPONT FILM AND CHEMICALS . . . We also have stocks of Ansco and Kodak materials. PROFESSIONAL ADVISE AND HELP ON YOUR PHOTO PROBLEMS. DON COLTMAN CO. PHOTOGRAPH ICS 854 Dunsmuir PAcific 1928 ^Clotkel jpsi the 1>/oun<f&i Men" Sports Jackets in Harris Tweed, Cashmere and Overchecks; Blazers in Wines, Royal and Navy Blues—Slacks in Worsted Flannel, Gabardine ■—all shades Sports Shirts and Ties. Tuxedos for all Formal Occasions—All Sizes Eddie R. Deem 534 Seymour St. PAcific 5920 1892 1952 The first Woodward's Store was erected in 1892 and ever since it has been one of Vancouver's Landmarks . . . offering opportunity to the many who work there and continuing a tradition of selling qualify merchandise at low prices. Vancouver Owned and Controlled Fresh Flowers ARE ALWAYS APPRECIATED • CORSAGES—Styled with originality • Reasonably priced for UBC Students • By your University Florist Flowers telegraphed anywhere Point Grey Flower Shop rord s Exclusive Flowers and Gifts 4429 W. 10th Ave. ALma 0660 NIGHT PHONE AL 2702-L
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