LUX COLUMBIANA, Columbian College Year Book. 1929-30. de Campbell, Catherine (Editor-in Chief) - 1930

New Westminster, British Columbia, 1930. Printed by Jackson Printing Company, New Westminster. Engravings by Cleland Kent Engraving Company, Vancouver. Grey marbled card covers, gold-stamped title. Back cover, originally tipped to last page, has pulled away revealing staples; spine loose at tail, slightly damaged at head, otherwise binding intact. Dark stain on back cover. 62 pages [xiv]. Black and white illustrations and photographs of students and staff. Ink signature of "Janet McTavish", listed as Junior Matriculation student, p. 15, on title page. 11 pages of local advertisements. 2 pages of student autographs; autographs throughout text. Columbian College (Methodist), the first post-secondary educational institution in British Columbia, Canada, opened in 1893 near Queen's Park, New Westminster, British Columbia, Canada. In 1923, the college's theological training curriculum was taken over by the newly-founded Ryerson College. Columbian College continued to operate as a residential secondary school and general arts institution until it closed in 1936. "Lux Columbiana" was published from 1904 to 1931. (Uncommon). Soft Cover. Good/No Jacket. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall.