REPORT Report of the Proceedings of the University for the

REPORT

Report of the Proceedings of the University for the year ended 31st December 1947

To His Excellency, Sir Winston Joseph Dugan, K.C.M.G., C.B., D.S.O.,

Governor of Victoria.

May it Please Your Excellency. I have the honour, in accordance with Section 43 of the University

Act, 1928, to submit to Your Excellency the following report of the Proceedings of the University during the past year.

1. Period Covered by the Report The last Annual Report covered a period of 17 months ended 31st

December, 1938, in order toi make the period coincide with the Academic Year. Formerly the report was for the year ending 31st July.

During the war years the annual statistics were published with the financial statements but no formal annual report was presented. This has now been remedied in a comprehensive report for the years 1939-1946 (inclusive).

The present report deals with the following year, 1947.

2. Increased Student Numbers In 1946, student numbers increased by 70 per cent over and above

the 1945 enrolments. This increase in the first post-war year added tremendous strains to almost every teaching department as well as to central services like the Library, the Union and Administration.

In 1947, the total enrolments reached 9,127, an all-time record. The corresponding numbers for some other selected universities are as follows:

Sydney Oxford Cambridge London Manchester Birmingham Leeds

The proportion of part-time students in Melbourne is higher than in most of the above universities, but, by any count, our numbers have

. now reached proportions gravely overtaxing present resources.

3. Staff The work of the staff in most trying circumstances has been most

praiseworthy. Real hardship has been endured through overcrowding, lack of sufficient text-books and apparatus, and the loss of time for research and reading: but through it all the scholar's ideal of disinterested service has triumphed and standards have been maintained.

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4. Buildings The first of many extremely useful, though unsightly, temporary

buildings, mostly of the Army Hut variety, were erected this year. They provided dining and locker room space for the Union, housing for the new Visual Aids Centre, space for storage for the University Press, a separate building for Physical Education, and a home for the new Department of Psychology.

A permanent northern extension to the existing Arts Building was finally completed and occupied after long delays; a second Arts Block to the north-west took shape though none of it was finished during the year; an extra storey on part of the Engineering Building was completed and a composite building for Geology, Geography and the Melbourne office of the Universities Commission made some progress.

In view of the continuous shortages of many building materials and the higher priority necessarily given to housing, it was impossible to obtain permits for additional urgently required permanent buildings, such as the Library, Biochemistry and Metallurgy.

5. Council Mr. Justice Lowe was re-elected Chancellor and Dr. L. S. Latham

was elected Deputy Chancellor. Sir Walter Massy-Greene, in accordance with convention, retired aften two years' occupancy of the latter position.

Professor J. S. Turner replaced Professor Wadham, who did not seek re-election. Associate Professor H. Burton similarly replaced Associate Professor M. Belz, who resigned from the Council after twelve years as representative of the teaching staff other than the professors.

In December the undergraduates' representatives, Dr. G. Shaw and Mr. B. C. J. Meredith, were succeeded by Mr. N. A. Vickery and Mr. I. A. H. Turner.

Mr. Herbert Brookes, after fourteen years of service during which he served on several of the Council's Standing Committees and was Chairman of the Conservatorium Finance Committee, retired in December. Council recorded its appreciation of his devoted interest.

The Hon. F. Field, lately Minister of Public Instruction, was succeeded by Mr. T. W. Mitchell, M.A., as a representative of the Legislative Assembly.

Mr. T. W. Andrews in December replaced Mr. H. J. Oke, who had been a representative of industrial interests for eight years.

Councillor W. J. Brens of the Melbourne City Council was co-opted in December.

Sir Alan Newton succeeded Dr. B. T. Zwar, who died on 16th January, 1947.

Mr. Burnell was awarded the Kernot Memorial Medal for 1946 for achievement in engineering, his main work being in hydraulics.

The Hon. T. D. Oldham was appointed Attorney-General in the State Cabinet.

The Council lost three members by death in 1947: Dr. B. T. Zwar on 16th January, Mr. J. E. Don on 6th April, and Mr. M. T. W. Eady on Sth December.

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Dr. Zwar graduated in 1899. He was a member of the Faculty of Medicine for many years, taught the subject of Surgery, was at one time President of the University Association and a member of the University Council since 1935, holding the office of Deputy Chancellor in 1943-44. His greatest memorial is the Royal Melbourne Hospital, to the building of which he brought years of idealistic service.

Mr. Don was a member of Council since 1938. He was also Public Trustee and a member of the University Finance Committee, where his legal experience was of considerable benefit.

Mr. Eady served the Council since 1942 and was also a member of the Finance Committee. His long business experience and knowledge were always at the disposal of the University.

Their places were taken by Sir Alan Newton, Mr. Brake and Commander Robinson.

6. The Vice-Chanccllor

In the latter half of the year the Vice-Chancellor, Mr. Medley, attended, at the invitation of the Nuffield Foundation, a conference of United Kingdom and Canadian Vice-Chancellors at Oxford and also visited the eastern states of U.S.A. His experience has been most valuable in helping this University to see its problems in the perspective of other universities in Britain and America.

During his absence, the Chairman of the Professorial Board, Professor Paton, carried out the duties of Acting.Vice-Chancellor.

7. The Professors

Professor Agar's retirement from the Chair of Zoology became effective at the end of 1947, after 28 years of devoted and distinguished service in that position and in the affairs of the University in general. Professor Agar succeeded Sir Baldwin Spencer and most ably carried on the work already pioneered. His main work developed the new branches of Biology, Cytology and Genetics, culminating in a philosophical treatment in his book, A Contribution to the Theory of the Living Organism. Professor Agar took his full share of administration, having been President of the Professorial Board in 1931-4 and Dean of the Faculty of Science for periods totalling eleven years. On his retirement the Council conferred upon him the title of Emeritus Professor.

Three recently created chairs were filled by the appointments of Mr. J. T. Burke, O.B.E., M.A. (London and Yale) to the Herald Chair of Fine Arts, Mr. B. B. Lewis, B.Arch. (Melbourne), M.A. (Arch.) (Liverpool), F.R.I.B.A., to the Age Chair of Architecture, and Dr. J. A. L. Matheson, M.B.E., M.Sc. (Manchester), Ph.D. (Birmingham), to the Chair of Civil Engineering.

Dr. W. G. Friedmann, LL.D. (Berlin and London) succeeded Professor Bailey, who had accepted appointment as Solicitor-General to the Commonwealth of Australia, in the Chair of Public Law.

Mr. R. R. Blackwood took up duty as Professor of Mechanical Engineering but resigned at the end of 1947 to become General Manager of the Dunlop Rubber Co. Ltd.

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Professor Burnet, Professor of Experimental Medicine, won the Royal Medal, an award in Physics and Chemistry dating from the time of George III. This is the first time an Australian has achieved this distinction.

8. Administration Mr. Foster resigned his office as Registrar and flew to London at

the end of January to assume the secretaryship of the Universities Bureau of the British Empire. He was succeeded as Registrar by Mr. F . H. Johnston, who had been on the Administrative Staff for 21 years, during the last 19 of which he had been Accountant.

Mr. Temby, with 28 years of University service, became Accountant, and Mr. Williams, Assistant Registrar, and Mr. Brown, Academic Secretary, had their new positions confirmed by amendments to the: appropriate statute.

9. Academic Staff: Retirements Associate Professor Lodewyckx retired from the position of Head

of the Department of Germanic Languages at the beginning of 1947, a position he had held since 1915. His scholarly work in German, Dutch and Icelandic has been appreciated by generations of students, and his patience and kindliness have been at the disposal of all. who sought his help. The teaching of Dutch, instituted in 1942, apart from his work in German, remains as a tribute to his extraordinary industry and initiative in the study of languages.

Mr. J. S. Gawler retired from the position of Dean of the Faculty of Architecture, which he had held since 1933, on the appointment of Professor Lewis early in 1947. Mr. Gawler had taught in, the School of Architecture and taken a leading part in its administration since 1914. Although his work was done in a part-time capacity many members of his profession owe him a great debt of gratitude.

The retirement of Mr. H. W. Allen, formerly Vice-Master of Ormond College, from the Recreation Grounds Committee after 41 years of service, marked the passing of another University stalwart whose interest in amateur sport influenced thousands of students not only during, but long after, their undergraduate days.

10. Members of Staff on Leave Overseas in 1947 The following members of staff were away on leave during the

year: Associate Professor Belz spent six months in the United States,

during which he attended a series of international conferences on statistics and mathematical economics.

Mrs. K. Fitzpatrick spent six months at the Scott Polar Research Institute at Cambridge to study the diary and private papers of Lady Franklin, wife of the explorer Sir John Franklin, an early Governor ol Tasmania. Mrs. Fitzpatrick also visited northern Italy and southern France.

Professor Heinze visited Canada as guest conductor of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation and had the honorary degree of LL.D. conferred on him by the University of British Columbia.

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Mr. G. F . James, Manager of the University Press, spent six months in England in connection with a trade agreement with the Cambridge Press.

Mr. P . G. Law and Dr. F . Loeivc were members of the Australian Antarctic Research Expedition.

Professor Martin made a three months' tour of physical laboratories in the United Kingdom in connection with his duties as a member of the Advisory Defence Committee established by the Commonwealth Government.

Mr. C. E. Palmer was appointed visiting Associate Professor at the University of California.

Mr. W. A. Rawlinson visited University College Hospital, London, to continue research work on porphyrin biochemistry in collaboration with Professor C. Rimington, on a Travelling Fellowship offered by the Trustees of the Wellcome Research Foundation.

Professor Rubbo attended the fourth International Congress of Microbiology at Copenhagen, where he presented a paper on the mode of action of oxine drugs. He also visited England and the U.S.A. to* study teaching and research methods.

Mr. Leigh Scott inspected overseas libraries in Britain and U.S.A. Professor Wright paid a short visit to England on business con

nected with the Australian National University.

11. Obituary The deaths of three members of Council have been noted above. Two deaths occurred among the staff, those of Associate Professor

F. A. Singleton in April and Mr. F. A. L. Callil in September. Professor Singleton lectured in Agricultural Geology since 1920.

His main work was in Tertiary Stratigraphy and Palaeontology, and his book on Tertiary Geology of Australia is a recognized authority.

Mr. Callil was part-time lecturer in French and a member of the Victorian Bar for many years.

12. Adult Education In July, 1947, the work of the Council of Adult Education, sup

ported by a Government grant of £25,000, largely took the place of the University Extension Board, whose work in this field dated from 1891. Mr. C. R. Badger, who reorganized the Board's activities after taking up duty as Director in 1939, became the first Director of Adult Education, with Mr. T. H. Coates and Miss N. Strahan, also of this* University, as his chief assistants.

The Board has been replaced within the University by a Committee, with Professor Wadham as chairman and Mr. G. H. Vasey as part-time secretary. A feature of its work has been the arrangement of a series of lectures at the University, and to some extent in the country, for matriculation candidates. In addition lectures by visiting professors and others were arranged.

13. Mildura Branch A new departure in this University was made in the establishment

of the Mildura Branch which was officially opened on 9th April. The


branch, which was originally an R.A.A.F. camp, was extended and remodelled in close liaison with the State Govemment at a cost of about £300,000. First year courses in Medicine, Dental Science, Engineering and Architecture were transferred from Melboume and 549 students .entered into residence. Examination results at the end of 1947 were good and the experiment of relieving pressure in Melbourne, particularly in Physics and Chemistry, by opening a country branch has proved highly successful. Dr. J. S. Rogers, as Warden, proved himself to be an excellent administrator both in supervising the building programme and in the educational and residential work of the year. The Mildura staff put up with many disabilities, in the first term particularly, but .entered into the job with the enthusiasm of pioneers.

14. University Publications The Calendar has recently appeared every second year instead of

annually. A good deal of matter (e.g.. Details of Subjects) has also appeared in Faculty Handbooks. The 1948 Calendar is planned to omit •such duplicated material and to increase the usefulness of the Calendar by printing all regulations, especially those relating to trusts, in full. A small section of the office now devotes its time to publishing the Gazette, the Calendar and the Faculty Handbooks.

15. Financial Position The University's finances have become more complicated by the

part played by the Commonwealth Govemment Universities Commission and the functioning of the Mildura Branch.

Under the Rehabilitation Scheme, the Commonwealth Government has undertaken to provide equipment worth -£101,000, buildings costing about £150,000, and revenue sufficient to meet the annual cost of teaching ex-servicemen, based on fees and a pound for pound subsidy in addition, and further subsidies if a review of accounts warrants them. For 1947 the Commonwealth contributed as follows:

Students' Fees (C.R.T.S.) . . . . £111,282 Subsidy on Fees 84,880 Review Subsidy 34.Q0O (paid in 1948 after

the review) This total of £230,162 was 31 per cent of the University's income. The Mildura experiment proved more costly than was estimated.

The State Govemment provided £265,000 for capital expenses and the University added £20,000. Running costs for 1947 had to be met by the University as the first appropriation, owing to a change of Government, was not made until December. The result was to overdraw the University's bank account considerably. The amount required from Govemment sources for running costs was £45,000.

The Commonwealth and State Governments have both supported the University generously and have shown a real appreciation of its needs in a time of rapid expansion; but the machinery in operation for increasing grants proved somewhat unwieldy and a good deal of financial anxiety was experienced by the Finance Committee before the procedure was improved and grants became available.

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When outstanding receipts from the two Governments were brought into account the General Fund and the Mildura Fund at the end of 1947 each showed a deficit of £15,000. Later payments through the Universities Commission more than paid off these deficits, leaving a small surplus as the final result of the year's operations.

16. Graduation Ceremonials In view of the large number of graduations in April, viz. 413, it

was decided to hold two ceremonials at Commencement. At the second, in the absence of the Chancellor and the Deputy Chancellor, the Vice-Chancellor conferred degrees for the first time. On the occasion of the official opening, degrees were also conferred in Mildura on members of staff attached to the branch who had recently completed courses.

17. Medical School An important development in teaching in the clinical years of the

course was made by the appointment of clinical supervisors in the three main teaching hospitals. Beginning with three appointments in June, the Council later added three more and provided lor a seventh appointment to the Women's and Children's Hospitals jointly.

18. Standing Resolutions of Council and Convocation As the last revision of the Council's Standing Resolutions was made

in 1890, it was decided to revise and publish them again in pamphlet form with the Standing Orders of Convocation. This was completed during the year.

19. Distinguished Visitors Sir Gordon Gordon-Taylor, the eminent British surgeon, while in

Melbourne for the annual meeting of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons at which he delivered the Syme Oration, had the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws conferred upon him.

Dr. Wilmarth Lewis, a Trustee of Yale University and world famous authority on Horace Walpole, gave three lectures on Walpole's life and work and on Libraries. Later the Vice-Chancellor sent an oil painting by Jeff Smart, "The Williamstown Rifle Butts," to Yale in commemoration of the visit.

Professor R. W. Gerard of the Chair of Physiology, Chicago, delivered two public lectures of great interest in third term.

Professor Avery Craven, Professor of History at Chicago and visiting Professor of American History in Sydney, addressed the Staff Association in November.

20. Trinity College The senior University College, Trinity, celebrated its seventy-fifth

anniversary in June. The celebrations included a Thanksgiving Service in St. Paul's Cathedral, attended by the Chancellor and members of the Council and staff. Dr. Alexander Leeper (1876-1918) and Dr. J. C. V. Behan (1918-1946) as Wardens were chiefly responsible for the college's growth and prestige. The college has grown from six students in 1872 to 116 resident men, 66 resident women (Janet Clarke Hall), and 100 non-residents. The present Warden is Mr. R. W. T. Cowan.


21. Brahms Festival The University, in November and December, presented a most

comprehensive series of eight recitals by Brahms, including the four symphonies, two pianoforte concertos, the "German Requiem" and selections from the chamber music and lieder. The Archbishop, Dean and Chapter of St. Paul's made the Cathedral available and Professor Heinze as conductor had the services of the Melboume Symphony Orchestra, the Royal Melboume Philharmonic Society, the Queensland String Quartette and soloists including Hepzibah Menuhin. The concerts were free to the public and were financed from the Sidney Myer and Melboume Symphony Orchestra Trust Funds.

22. Staff Superannuation The Council agreed to give new members of the academic staff,

appointed as from 1st January, 1947, or later, superannuation conditions similar to those of the Federated Superannuation System for Universities in Britain (F.S.S.U.). Some measure of agreement was reached with the other Australian universities so that some degree of •transferability will now exist in regard to common superannuation terms for those moving from Britain to Australia, or within Australia, in university or similar positions.

A fund now amounting to £21,292 no longer required for Professors' retiring allowances has also been set aside to meet cases of financial hardship suffered by members of staff.

23. Benefactions The following gifts and bequests are acknowledged with gratitude:

W. L. Baillieu Trust—part of total benefaction of £100,000 for a new Library . . . . . . . . . . . . £1,384

Mr. N. Baillieu—Metallurgy Research Building . . . . 10,000 Electrolytic Zinc Co.—Metallurgy Research . . . . . . 8,750 Metal Manufactures Ltd.—Metallurgy Research . . . . 1,000 Mr. Russell Grimwade—balance of gift of £50,000 for new

Biochemistry Building 10,000 Nicholas Pty. Ltd.—'Nutrition Department Building . . 5,000 Georgina Sweet Estate—Research Fellowships in Medicine,

Economic Geology and Economic Zoology . . 22,500 Peters Estate—Research in Eugenics or Human Biology . . 6,512 A. Sims—part of total of £8,874 for travelling scholarships . . 1,562 Glover Estate—Building purposes 8,417 Greene Estate—Cancer Research . . . . . . . . 5,500 A.B.Y, Manufacturing Co.—Chair of Semitic Studies . . 3,000 Haley Estate—Medical Research 2,470 Renton Estate—for needy students 2,702 Australian Red Cross Society—Social Studies . . . . 1,710 Dunlop Rubber Co.—Research scholarships in Physics and

Chemistry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,000 Anonymous—for W. E. J. Craig Travelling Scholarship in

Animal Husbandry . . . . . . . . 5,798 Emery Estate—for staff welfare 1,333

27th August, 1948.

REPORT

Report of the Proceedings of the University for the year ended Slst December 1948

To His Excellency, Lieut.-Gen. The Hon. Sir Edmund Herring, K.B.E., D.S.O.,

M.C, E.D., M.A., B.C.L., K.C, Lieutenant-Governor of Victoria.

May it Please Your Excellency. I have the honour, in accordance with Section 43 of the University

Act 1928, to submit to Your Excellency the following report of the Proceedings of the University during 1948.

1. Student Numbers Numbers of students reached 9,497 as compared with 9,127 in

1947. All faculties referred again in their annual reports to severe congestion. A useful analysis of pre-university examination results was made, which indicated that in 1949 numbers would probably decline by, 10 per cent-lS per cent as ex-service students completed their courses:' for the same reason the trough might be as low as 6,000 by about 1951, but, with an increasing demand by civilians for University education and with greater financial assistance than before the war available from governmental sources, the numbers were estimated to reach about 8,000 by 1960. This suggests that the present record number of 9,500 is not merely a post-war phenomenon. Within a decade the University must again face a similar figure (unless war intervenes), and preparations for the permanent provision of adequate buildings, equipment and staff must soon be initiated.

The only restriction on entrance to University courses in 1948 were in First Year Medicine as regards extra Victorians and in Second Year Medicine where a quota of 220 was fixed. Of those who passed in First Year Medicine at Mildura, 48 were deferred admission for a year. This system of deferment will again apply in 1949 owing -to accommodation difficulties.

2. Staff Again a tribute should be paid to the work of the staff, academic,

administrative and technical. The pay-roll includes 1,344 names—1,019 full-time and 325 part-time members of staff. The volume and complexity of the work were in no wise reduced, but unremitting zeal was displayed wherever the pressure was greatest.

3. Buildings More Army huts appeared during the year, notably for Archi

tecture, at the cost of the fine lawns south of Wilson Hall. A second temporary hut for the Central Office was built beyond the Accounts Building, north of Wilson Hall.

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The two permanent buildings, both in course of construction for about two years, the second Arts Block and the Geology-Geography extensions, almost reached completion and a permit was obtained for bricks to face the present unsightly exterior of this much-needed Arts Building.

Three fires occurred during the year—in the General Workshop, the Zoology Building and in a temporary Physics annexe, which was totally destroyed. Much valuable cosmic ray research work was nullified by the last-named. Heads of departments were instructed to insist on greater precautions by staff and students, and sets of rules were issued. Fire insurances were thoroughly overhauled and increased.

4. Finances The mounting costs of maintaining satisfactory University standards

and the prospect of a recession in Commonwealth Govemment grants have caused the Finance Committee and the Council much concern, but the State Govemment, after making a special grant in June to cover an existing deficit in Melbourne and Mildura of £55,000, provided £300,000 for the financial year of 1948-49, of which £75,000 applied to the Mildura Branch. The corresponding total grant in 1939-40 was £76,800, and in 1947-48 £239,700.

The State Government's sympathetic and generous attitude to the University has, for the time being, relieved our fears, but the large increase in grants has done little more than enable us to continue on the war-time basis of improvisation and much costly developmental work remains to be done.

5. Council The Hon. Sir Charles Lowe was re-elected Chancellor in March

and entered upon his eighth year in that office. Dr. L. S. Latham was re-elected Deputy Chancellor. The Council expressed to the Chancellor its felicitations on the

knighthood bestowed on him by His Majesty the King in January, and in June the Vice-Chancellor, Sir John Medley, was the recipient of the Council's congratulations on the occasion of a similar honour.

Associate Professor Burton resigned from the Council on his appointment as Principal of the Canberra University College at the end of 1948. He was succeeded as representative of the teaching staff (other than the professors) by Mr. J. F. Cairns, Lecturer in Economic History.

Professor Gibson resigned before leaving Australia for the Universities Conference at Oxford in July and was replaced by Professor Chisholm.

Sir Alan Newton was granted leave of absence on account of illness towards the end of the year. Sir Alan's work as Honorary Director of Clinical Studies in the Faculty of Medicine was of outstanding value in 1948.

6. The Vice-Chancellor Sir John Medley completed ten years as Vice-Chancellor in June.

Soon afterwards he attended the Oxford Conference and later visited Holland and Germany.

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Professor Paton, as on the previous occasion of the Vice-Chancellor's absence on leave, was appointed Acting Vice-Chancellor.

7. The Professors Emeritus Professor W. E. Agar had the distinction of C.B.E.

bestowed on him by His Majesty the King. Professor B. Higgins of McGill University, Montreal, was ap

pointed to the Ritchie Chair of Economics and arrived here in second term.

On the resignation of Mr. Partridge to occupy the Chair of Government and Public Administration in Sydney, Professor Friedmann became Acting Head of the Department of Political Science.

Professor Martin was appointed Defence Scientific Adviser and Chairman of the Defence Research and Development Policy Committee, of which Professor Hartung and Professor Burnet are also members.

Professor Crawford spent the second term on leave and divided his time between writing a book while at St. George's College in* the University of Western Australia and visiting the Kimberleys to clear up problems of the ill-fated 1864-5 settlement there.

Dr. O. W. Tiegs was appointed to the Chair of Zoology in succession to Professor Agar.

Mr. E. J. C. Rennie was appointed Acting Professor of Mechanical Engineering on the resignation of Professor Blackwood.

Mr. C. E. Moorhouse, lately Senior Lecturer in Charge, was appointed the first occupant of the Chair of Electrical Engineering in May.

Following on the resignation of Acting Professor Hayes as Head of the Obstetrics Department, Dr. J. W. Johnstone was appointed Acting Professor.

8. Associate Professorships After receiving reports from specially appointed committees, the

Council promoted the following Senior Lecturers to Associate Professorships :

Mrs. K. Fitzpatrick History Mr. E. J. C. Rennie Mechanical Engineering Dr. K. F. Russell Anatomy Dr. C. M. Tattam . . . . . . Geology.

In all four cases overseas referees spoke most highly of the achievements of the new Associate Professors.

9. Resignations Dr. A. C Taylor, for ten years a lecturer in the French Depart

ment, was appointed to the Chair of French in Birkbeck College in the University of London and left Melbourne at the end of the year to take up his new appointment.

Dr. J. W. H. Lugg, Senior Lecturer in Plant Biochemistry, resigned in June following his appointment to the Chair of Biochemistry at King Edward VII College of Medicine, Singapore.


Mr. A. L. G. McDonald, Assistant Librarian, resigned in July in order to assume the post of Librarian to the Australian National University. He was succeeded by Mr. K. A. Lodewyckx of the Public Library.

Dr. N. H. MacKenzie, Lecturer in English, resigned in order to accept appointment as Senior Lecturer at University College, Natal.

Mr. P. H. Partridge, Senior Lecturer in charge of Political Science, resigned in August to succeed Professor Bland in the Chair of Govemment and Public Administration in Sydney.

Associate Professor Burton, for sixteen years a Senior Lecturer and then Associate Professor of Economic History, resigned at the end of 1948 to take up his new appointment as Principal and Professor of Economic History at the Canberra University College.

Mr. J. S. Bowles, Lecturer in Metallography, resigned in order to take up a C.S.I.R. studentship for post-graduate study overseas.

Mr. P. G. Law, Lecturer in Physics, was appointed to the position of Assistant Officer-in-Charge (Scientific) of the Antarctic Division of the Department of Extemal Affairs at the end of 1948.

Miss J. Raff retired from the Medical School librarianship at the end of 1948, a position which she had held for five years. Miss Raff for fourteen years lectured in Agricultural Entomology in the Agricultural course and prior to that had been a member of the Zoology staff. Her association with the University extended over nearly 40 years.

10. New Appointments Dr. R. L. Kamm arrived from America in March and took up the

position of Senior Lecturer in Metallurgy in succession to Dr. Boas. Mr. A. N. Hambly became Senior Lecturer in General Chemistry

in succession to Dr. Anderson. Dr. M. M. Wilson, formerly of the Cambridge Laboratory of

Public Health, succeeded Dr. Ferris as Assistant Director of Public Health in the Bacteriology Department.

Dr. G. M. Harris, Senior Lecturer in Physical Chemistry, arrived in Melboume from Canada in June.

Mr. N. M. Richmond, Lecturer in Modem History in Canberra University College, was appointed' Senior Lecturer in Political Science towards the end of 1948.

Dr. J. Smit, of Utrecht, was appointed in October to succeed Dr. Weevers as Lecturer in Dutch.

Mr. T. Brownlee of the Royal Technical College, Glasgow, was appointed Senior Lecturer in Electrical Engineering iii November.

Mr. D. W. Lees joined the staff of the Mechanical Engineering Department as a Senior Lecturer and undertook the teaching in design -with the associated drawing office work.

Dr. D. W. Goodall arrived after working in London and on the Gold Coast, Africa, to take up the post of Senior Lecturer in Botany vacated by Dr. Grieve, who resigned in order to take charge of the Botany Department in the University of Western Australia.

Mr. A. Willis, of Manchester, was appointed Senior Lecturer in Zoology as a consequence of Dr. Tiegs' promotion to the Chair.

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11. Members of Staff on Leave Overseas

Professor Lewis had a short trip to England and the Continent, in January in connection with his post as consulting architect to the Australian National University.

Professor Gibson attended the Congress at Oxford and also was-the official University delegate to the tenth International Congress of Philosophy held at Amsterdam in August. He received the honorary degree of Litt.D. at the University of Cambridge.

Associate Professor Leeper left Australia in August to visit U.S.A.,. Canada, Great Britain and Europe.

Mr. Guthrie, Senior Technician in Pathology, studied new methods-in the techniques of histology and photography in medical research in the Universities of Glasgow, Edinburgh and London.

Dr. Loewe and Mr. Law were members of the scientific staff on the recent Australian National Antarctic Research Expedition. Later Mr.. Law visited Japan.

Dr. T. E. Lowe, Senior Lecturer in Pathology, went to America-early in 1948 to continue his medical studies at Cleveland and elsewhere in U.S.A. and later in England.

Miss K. Law, Lecturer in Biochemistry, left Melbourne in June to* undertake research at University College, London.

Dr. G. Reid, Senior Lecturer in Physiology, attended the Royal-Sanitary Institute Health Congress at Harrogate in May while on leave in England.

Mr. C. E. Palmer, Senior Lecturer in General Science, was-appointed visiting Associate Professor in the University of California. in Los Angeles and did research on meteorological aspects of the Bikini, test.

Dr. D. F. Gray, Senior Lecturer in Bacteriology, left for Abyssinia in October to study the control of rinderpest and related animal diseases under a branch of the United Nations Organization.

Dr. J. S. Rogers, Warden of the Mildura Branch, left for America in November to study residential colleges and other matters germane to a branch university. Mr. L. R. D. Pyke, Senior Lecturer in Chemistry,, was appointed Acting Warden.

Professor Prest was granted seven months' leave in December to enable him to visit British and American universities.

12. Distinguished Visitors

Sir Hugh Cairns, Nuffield Professor of Surgery at Oxford, visited. Australia, his native land, as the first Arthur Sims Travelling Professor in March and conferred with members of his profession on various-aspects of Medicine, including post-graduate research.

Mr. Douglas Veale, Registrar of the University of Oxford since 1930, was in Australia in March and discussed overseas leave for young members of university staffs on an exchange basis. The honorary degree of LL.D. was conferred upon him.

Lord Beveridge took part* in economic discussions in May and delivered a public lecture in the Wilson Hall, prior to which the Chancellor conferred on him an honorary LL.D. degree.

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Professor Griffith Taylor, of the Chair of Geography in Toronto, gave a series of lectures in first term.

Sir Patrick Abercrombie, famous for his planning of bombed cities in Britain, gave a public lecture entitled "The Great City" in October and was admitted to the honorary degree of LL.D.

Professor J. C. Spence, Nuffield Professor of Child Health at Durham, visited Melbourne at the invitation of the Melbourne Permanent Post-graduate Committee and lectured on the care and treatment of sick children.

Professor F. J. Schonell,. of Birmingham, gave lectures on aspects of education while here under the auspices of the National University.

Sir Henry Tizard, the eminent physicist, formerly a member of the University Grants Committee, visited the University while in Australia for a short time at the Commonwealth Government's invitation,

13. Obituaries^ Dr. A. M. Wilson died early in the year. He was the first

independent lecturer in Obstetrics in 1926 and for many years was associated with this department. His work was widely recognized beyond Australia.

Mr. M. M. Phillips, a former member of Council and for many years Master in Equity, died on 31st July. Mr. Phillips had been Warden of Convocation from 1924 to 1934 and a member of the Faculty of Law while on the Council from 1934 to 1939.

Dr. J. S. Green, a distinguished member of the Faculty of Medicine, died on 4th September. Dr. Green had for long been recognized as one of Melbourne's leading obstetricians.

Dr. J. W. Grieve, another distinguished member of the Faculty of Medicine, and consultant to the Children's Hospital, died on 4th August.

Mr. R. Dart, senior porter since 1913, died on 1st October after a long illness. Mr. Dart, after active service in 1915-1918, built up a fine record of integrity and loyalty to the University.

14. Nnv Departments

During the year the Council created separate departments of Mathematical Statistics, under Associate Professor Belz, and of Surveying, under Mr. Thornton-Smith.

The Council also approved of new Chairs of Political Science and Economic History, subjects formerly administered by Senior Lecturers-in-Charge.

After much discussion by all bodies concerned, the Council approved of recommendations by the Faculty of Dental Science and the Australian College of Dentistry for the establishment of Chairs of Dental Prosthesis and Conservative Dental Surgery.

15. Oxford Conference of Empire Universities

The University's delegation consisted of the Vice-Chancellor (Sir John Medley), Mr. Darling, Professor Gibson and Dr. Johnson. Mr. Glasson Williams, Assistant Registrar, was also present as secretary of the Australian Vice-Chancellors' Committee.

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The Vice-Chancellor and Mr. Darling both received the honorary degree of D.C.L. at Oxford, and Professor Gibson the degree of Litt.D. at Cambridge.

On his return, the Vice-Chancellor made the following points: (a) The reciprocal travelling plan for young university teachers in

Britain and the Dominions is a good beginning and merits support.

(b) Common superannuation benefits throughout the British Commonwealth, as in the F.S.S.U. scheme adopted in Melbourne, are essential.

(c) The Universities Bureau (now the Association of Universities of the British Commonwealth), is becoming a live organization, undertaking work on an Empire scale which we must aid more fully.

(d) More frequent conferences are being planned, and an invitation to hold the next general conference in Melbourne in our centenary year, 1953, was given by the Vice-Chancellor.

(e) Our own Australian Vice-Chancellors' Committee must become more active and effective.

(f) Melbourne's reputation is deservedly high abroad.

16. Degree of Doctor of Philosophy The new Ph.D. courses have been in operation for three years and

have proved their value in stimulating research beyond the stage of a Master's degree. The first graduates, in April, were Miss Erica Wolff, M.A., and Mr. R. H. Myers, M.Sc.

17. Extension of Courses Legislation was passed extending the Honours Course in Arts from

three years to four as from the beginning of 1950. It is intended that the extra year of study should be used mainly for a consolidation of the present courses, with only a small amount of additional work. This extension follows-the precedent set by the University of Sydney and other universities abroad, where it is recognized that three years is too short a period for seriously-planned honours work.

A proposal to extend the pass Science Course to four years was passed by the Faculty of Science after long deliberation, but the consequent demands for extra staff and buildings have made the extension impracticable.

18. Canberra University College Degrees of this University won by students at the above College

were formerly conferred in absentia. There was a much appreciated departure from this practice when the Chancellor, accompanied by the Vice-Chancellor and other members of staff, visited Canberra in April and conferred degrees in person in the Albert Hall.

19. Mildura Branch The number of students at the Branch dropped from 560 in 1947

to 450 in 1948. This reduction was caused by the decline in ex-service enrolments and the transfer of first year Architecture to Melbourne,

488 ANNUAL REPORT, 1948 leaving at Mildura the first year courses in Medicine, Dental Science and Engineering. A small number of first year Science students was also accommodated at the Branch.

The Warden, Dr. J. S. Rogers, and Mrs. Rogers left Mildura en route for the United States at the end of third term for a period of five months, during which an investigation of residential colleges would be, made.

The teaching facilities and amenities were all much better than in the first year of the Branch's life and good work by both staff and students resulted from these improvements.

20. Benefactions The following gifts and bequests were received, or promised, during

1948: £30,000 from an anonymous benefactor to provide for a Vice-

Director of the Conservatorium of Music. £2,220 from the estate of the late Dr. Francis Haley for medical

-research. £2,702 from the estate of the late Rupert G. Renton for the purpose

of rendering assistance to needy students. £1,139 from W. L. Baillieu Trust (new Library). £1,000 from the estate of Dr. T. T. Dick. £6,948 from the estate of J. N. Peters, £1,005 from the estate of Mrs. J. A. Thomson. £5,625 from Mr. A. Sims (Arthur Sims Trustee Scholarship

Fund). £1,341 from the Glover Fund. £1,200 from Mr. L. Rubinstein for Physiology research, £1,250 from eleven firms for Anthropology. £1,000 (Inscribed Stock) transfer to the University with the

responsibility for the administration of the Halford Oration, at the request of the donors.

£1,000 Commonwealth Treasury Bonds from Mr. Charles Darley Bume for Violin Scholarship.

9th February, 1949.

DEGREES CONFERRED 1947

19th April, 1947

BACHELOR OF ARTS Ordinary Degree

Barnett, June Hyett Brennan, Mary Buckham, Jeanette Mary Landell Carrol, Dorothy Elizabeth Chapman, Leila Conway, Norma Ruth Dawson, Marion Mary Donovan, Frances Hazel Fletcher, Hilda Hunter Gavin, Florence Gordon, Barbara Muriel Campbell Hallam, Patricia Mardi Harvey, Marion Beatrice Healy, Helen Mary Henderson, Jean Jones, Gwenda Dagmar Marie Komesaroff, Miriam McCallum, Suzanne Frances McConnan, Lesley Baxter McLennan, Annie Victoria McNabb, Albena Agnes Murray, Everil Mary Oliphant, Diana Mary Anne Parker, Elizabeth Margaret Prendergast, Mary Schmidt Quinn, Sylvia Helen Rendall, Alison Jill Rumbold, Kathleen Nightingale Ryan, Aileen Mary Scott, Gwendoline Beatrice Shady, Beatrice Margaret Walker, Lynette Yvonne Wann, Pamela Catherine Webster, Joan Winifred Winduss, Alberta Joan

Allan, Robert Baird, Brian Banks, Charles Clifford Barnes, Keith Albert Bell, Donald Stuart Bishop, John Joseph Braden, William James Bright, Alfred Carlcss, James Neville Chilvers, George Leonard Clark, John William Cross, Laurence Edward Eisen, Otto Faichney, Norman Fitzgerald, Patrick Gerald Fitzpatrick, Alexander Thomas French, William Burton

Gough, James Hodge, Ronald Thomas Percy Howie, Eric Francis Hunt, Jack Frederick Johnson, Thomas Joseph Powley Kealy, Thomas Arthur Kurrle, Stanley Wynton Ladbury, Frederick Algar Mahcr, Leslie Roy Mattel, Kenneth Charles McCarthy, Jeremiah Edward McKaskill, Stanley George McKenzie, Douglas Gordon McLean, Neil Hartley McMahon, William Edmond

Alphonsus McNamara, Maurice McRae, Hugh Alexander Meek, Ronald Oliver John Moss, Basil Mervyn Murdoch, Joseph Nichols, David Bruce Norton, Thomas Robinson Oldmeadow, Russell Henry O'Loughlin, Francis Joseph Quane, Kevin Thomas Reid, Archibald Ronald Rockman, Barnet Russell, Frank Robert Sambell, Geoffrey Tremayne Sargeant, Horace Henry Tapp, Aubrey Gartli Taylor, Henry Lawrence Touzel, Napoleon George Treadwell, Desmond William Uren, Roy Watson, Horace Mprrisby Weingeist, Julius

BACHELOR OF ARTS Degree with Honours

Anchen, Mary Martha Baillieu, Elisabeth Anne Dawes, Ailsa Amor Ellis, Carlotta Jane Harris, Helen Johnson, Judith Mary Ladner, Joan Florence Colclough, Ellen Pauline Munro, Dorothy Lois Oates, Phyllis Evelyn Rentoul, Margaret Comben Rosenblum, Elizabeth Ann Rutter, Wilma Joyce Turnbull, Valerie Ruth Skene Wann, Nancy Miriam

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Anderson, John Wilson Ardley, Gavin William Rattray Bambrough, Bruce Bowen, Ernest William Boyd, Walter Henry •Carroll, Lindsay William Duke, Graeme Ivallan Egerton, Reginald Ansell Day Ellis, Nevin Newnham Frciberger, Walter •Gott, Kenneth Davidson Grcetham, Edward John Hodgetts, Bartley John Hurley, Andrew Crowther Levey, Harris Charles Mackay, Donald Farquhar Maclean, Hector Moss, Rex Keith Murray-Smith, Stephen Osborn, Eric Francis Philipp, Franz Adolph •Quick, Aubrey Alfred Rischin, Isadorc Serle, Alan Geoffrey Stargardt, Albert Wolfgang Wilcox, Max Wolfsohn, Hugo Adolf

BACHELOR OF LAWS Boyd, Prudence Marjorie Brott, Cipa Stephens, Frances Elisabeth Weir, Diane Ethel

Ball, Haslewood Dynon, John Francis Ebbels, Robert Noel Flanagan, William Kevin Forrest. James Herbert Gaunt, Desmond Clive Hall, Walter James Kenworthy Komesaroff, Morris Lasica, William Magcnnis, William Douglas Newton, Hibbert Richard Nichols, David Bruce O'Keefe, Patrick Brian Russell, Henry James Ryan, John Michael Mulvihill Slonim, Maurice

BACHELOR OF MUSIC Braithwaite, Nancy Alma Deckert, Gladys Desma Hillman, Ruth Margaret Ottaway, Wanda Diana Constanza Roberts, Lesley Jean

Craig, James Douglas I.eske, Clemens Theodore O'Brien, Paul Vaughan, Denis Edward

BACHELOR OF COMMERCE Atcheson, Myrtle Mary Norma Gleeson, Kathleen Millar, Marilyn Bryse Wong, Betty Vivienne

Ballintine, Ronald Charles Bickley, Ronald Arthur Castles, Watt Booth Connolly, Willis Henry Considine, Leo Thomas Costelloe, Paul Crisp, Heathcote Robertson Davies, John Dowell Dick, William Allan Ferguson, Maxwell Norman Fitz-Gerald, Francis Gerald Gamble, Noel Frederick Glover, Louis Rennie Gorman, Gerald D'Arcy Kemp, Murray Chilvers Kitchen, Stanley Alfred Leslie Lachman, Itamar Martin, Ronald Munro Mollison, Herbert Roy Patterson, Kenneth John Pretty, Ronald George Price, Leonard Noel Rochricht, William Hampton Satchell, Alister Melbourne Sindrey, Charles Andrew Smale, George Stewart Stewart, John Ernest Stone, Richard Norman Walker, Hector Fulford Whatmore, Alexander Russel White, Lindsay iPynor Whittington, John Drane Wilkins, Ralph Charles

BACHELOR OF EDUCATION Stainforth, Elizabeth Bethune

Dean, Robert Henry Yandell, Lindsay Carlyle

MASTER OF ARTS Harvey, Joan Lillian Kiddle, Margaret Loch

Austin, Lloyd James Baier, Kurt Erich Maria Crowley, Francis Keble Merz, Kurt Karl O'Callaghan, Francis Stephen Wiemann, Heinrich

MASTER OF LAWS Gallagher, Alan Edward Harris, William Oliver Lurye, John McPherson, Albert Clifton

D E G R E E S C O N F E R R E D 1947 491

D E G R E E S C O N F E R R E D I N A B S E N T I A

B A C H E L O R O F A R T S Ordinary Degree

Atkins, Rene Chalmers Coote, Nancy Clare Cross, Angela Cutting, Phyllis Helen Ward, Hazel Mary

Boyldew, William Edward Christie, Laurance Hoadley Giles, Alfred Edward Marks, Keith David Richards, Robert Alan Robinson,. Raymond John Winn, Frank Vernon

B A C H E L O R O F E D U C A T I O N

Mitchell, Una Hayston

Beckenham, Percy William John Hulme

McLean, William

B A C H E L O R O F COMMERCE Chapman, Victor Thomas Gruen, Fritz Henry Georg Paget, John Reginald Robin, Stanley Gordon Touzel, Harold Edward Williams, Donald Birtall Wright, Frederick Kenneth

M A S T E R O F A R T S

de Crespigny, Champion, Margaret in W e l d

Forsyth, William Douglas Rice, Vernon Irvine

DIPLOMAS

D I P L O M A IN MUSIC

Burns, Dorothea June Chisholm, Amelie Madeline Alice Lindsay, June Winifred McPherson, Audrey Louise

Bredgaard, Charles John Werner Sharp, Arthur Murray

D I P L O M A O F E D U C A T I O N

Abbott, Eveline Jean Davidson, Daisy HoIIyock, Dulcie lona Jones, Netta Marjorie Kiddle, Margaret Loch Mclnerney, Paula Frances Mary McLennan, Annie Victoria Shilliday, Donalda Mary

Evans, Lloyd William George, William Lloyd Keith, Gordon Leslie Martindale, Harold George McLean, Raymond Clinton Meredith, Benjamin Chicheley Jenner Reid, James Graham Scown, Francis Claude Senior, Reginald Kenneth Smart, Albert John Hamilton Smith, Lyndsay Lewis Treaccy, Laurence Lewis Joseph Turner, Tom William Holland

D I P L O M A IN C O M M E R C E Falconer, Noel Joy

Bennett, Albert George Bray, Bruce Brosnan, Kevin George Browne, Owen Rutherford Charlcsworth, Geoffrey Edward Clarke, Henry Thomas Ellis, Reginald Wilfrid Feiglin, David Fereday, Colin George Fryer, Bernard Villiers , Greig, Donald Hector Hopkins, Reginald Spencer Knott, John Laurence Lavers, Keith Frederick Lawler, John Verey Loftus, Rupert James Nevin, William Keith Pollard, George William Thomas, Robert Leonard Edwin West, Russell Christian

D I P L O M A O F GYNAECOLOGY AND O B S T E T R I C S

Gale, Alexandria Helen

D I P L O M A IN P U B L I C A D M I N I S T R A T I O N

Cassidy, Maxwell Davies, Herbert Hodgins, Jeffery Ernest McGinncss, Harold Spratt, Roy Gordon

D I P L O M A O F D I A G N O S T I C RADIOLOGY

Carter, Alan Godfrey Gordon

D I P L O M A IN P H Y S I C A L E D U C A T I O N

Daley, Nancy Beatrice Hcaly, Joan Mary Henderson, Patricia Job, Sheila Cambidge Milner, Sheila Henriette j

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Nancarrow, Audrey Florence Tighe, Nancy Angela

•Clegg, Donald Stanley George :Lormer, Geoffrey William Probert, George Robinson, Basil Andrew

"Vereker, Clement Cyprian

D I P L O M A O F SOCIAL S T U D I E S

'Chapman, Leila Cochrane, Audrey Jean

•Crombie. Gladys Elizabeth •Curtis, Cynthia Margaret Dawe, Kathleen Edith "Glceson, Lesley Phyllis Hcaly, Helen Mary Hillas, Nancy Morton, Valerie Vivien Stewart, Heather Nell Thomas, Beatrice Joyce 'Thompson, Christina Anne

26th April, 1947 B A C H E L O R O F CIVIL

E N G I N E E R I N G "Banks. William George "Bromfield, William Edward 'Corrigan, William Joseph "Fink, Beniamin Newman •Gillard, Maxwell Eugene •Goldstonc. Frederick Andrew •Gordon. George Stanley 'Gray, Robert John Haylock. Norman Garden "Hobbs, Howard William Peter Knee, Arthur George Le Page. James Lambridge Lodge, Frank Geoffery Michaelson, Edward Frank Smallman, Alan Strom, Alan Gordon Une , Ralph Laurence Warrell, Eric George "Webberley, Leslie Webster, Ronald George Wilson, Geoffrey Norman

B A C H E L O R O F M E C H A N I C A L E N G I N E E R I N G

"Bright. Desmond Francis Arthur *Cox. Richard Neil "Freidin. Elias Hall, Kenneth Tudor Johnston. Bruce Horton Loutit, John Medway Phillips. Jack Raymond Retallack. Frank Nichol Stewart. Derwent Graeme "Trood, Kenneth David "Woodgate, Bartlett George

B A C H E L O R O F E L E C T R I C A L E N G I N E E R I N G

Baddeley, Arthur Hyde Barber, Herbert Beard, William Edward Harrison, Hubert Compton King-Smith, Eric Alfred Mackley, Kenneth Walter Thorogood, Harold James

B A C H E L O R O F M E T A L L U R G I CAL E N G I N E E R I N G

Beer. Douglas Robin Cooke, Robert Dalton Denholm, William Thomas Hudson, Robert Frederick • Johnstone, Samuel Thomas Murray Lavarack, James Wallace Stewart. Robert. Graham Woodcock, James Thorpe

BACHELOR OF E N G I N E E R I N G SCIENCE

Prendergast, Kevin Aloysius Rasmussen, Herbert James Smith, Graham Henri Turner

B A C H E L O R O F SCIENCE

Bcavis, Joan Alice Judith Bennett. Elizabeth Monash Breidahl, Barbara Nancy Bulate, Lydia Connellv, Teresa Ann Dalrymple, Kelvin Campbell Duigan, Suzanne Lawless Fenton. Shirlev Toy Fitzpatrick. Mildred Daryl Hawkins. Winifred Nancy Hewitt, Patricia Ann Kelly, Julia Nanette Lawrence, Helen Margaret Lemon. Tessica Maud Long, Mary Murrav Mackay, Joan Elizabeth Macnhcrson, Tessica Hope MacRae. Tudith Mary McDonald, Jean Mary Mills. Yvonne Marv Taft. Golda Ward, Gillian Barnard Westland. Beatrice Anne Wicks, Bettv Theodora Williams, Thelma Ngaera Wendy

Paines, Robert James Pelyea, Ian Herbert Brown. Ronald Drayton Callcott. Thomas George Coventry, Kenneth George Drummond. Leonard James Durre. Alan Tohn Flower, William Roy

Gilby, Alestion Ross Goldfinch, Talbot Ernest Hall , Peter Gilmorc Hincs, Kenneth Charles James, Rayden Lindsay Lewis, Frederick Arthur Lowenthal, Gerard Claus Lugg, Donald Stanley Lvnr.h, Daniel David Mackenzie, Frank Keith Marrows, Barney Frank McAndrew, John McKenzie, Colin Douglas McKenzie. Keith Colin utiles, William John Joseph Mills, Thomas Moss, Henrv John Muirhead. Edmund Gerard •Odgers, Frederick Martell Overcll, Bertram Thomas Ouinn, Lawrence Mark Joseph Rachinger. William Albert Ridford, Ha r ry Maxwell Rnmsay. Thomas Henry Richardson, Donald John Roberts, Reg John Rowan, Kingslcy Spencer Scanlan, Patrick Gerard Shepherd. William 'Snecdy, Charles Leigh Snink, John Arthur Stanley. Peter George Stove, Edward Raymond Swan, John Melvin Uebergang, Robert Geoffrey Vaux, Laurence Tames Woldon, Robert Humphrey AVilkinson, Leslie Ronald" "Wright. Tan Francis "Xeros, Nicholas

B A C H E L O R O F AGRICULT U R A L SCIENCE

•Robinson, Judith

Alexander, George Crook, Jock Macpherson "Fennessy, Bernard Vincent North, Alexander Dousrlas Ritchie. Wi'liam Francis Shavitskv. Abner T'llloh. Nnrman McCall Watson, Harold Claude Hamilton

BACHELOR O F A R T S

Degree with Honours

"Harrison, Malcolm Francis William

M A S T E R O F SURGERY

'McConchie, Ian Haig


M A S T E R OF SCIENCE

Hanly, Vera Frances Holmes, Margaret Cooper Keogh, Barbara Mary Price Keogh, Patricia Price Weidcn, Sara Wykes, Gwcnyth Ruth

Barker, Frederick Charles Barlow, George Edgerton Bowles, John Stephen Cochrane, Gregory William dc la Lande, Ivan Stanley Samson, Harold Rigby Williamson, Rex Haswell Wilson, Alan Ralph Wannop

M A S T E R O F M E T A L L U R G I C A L E N G I N E E R I N G

Arblastcr, Har ry Elphinstone

M A S T E R O F E N G I N E E R I N G SCIENCE

Clarebroucfh, Leo Michael Ogilvic, Graeme John

M A S T E R O F A G R I C U L T U R A L SCIENCE

Hird, Francis John Raymond Hogan, Thomas Witcombe

D O C T O R OF M E D I C I N E

Howqua, June Louise

Barnctt, Alfred John Clarke, Maurice Vivian Dorney, Paul Lawrence Stable, Ian Oliver

D O C T O R O F SCIENCE

Graydon. John Johnstone Hill, Robert Dickson

D E G R E E S C O N F E R R E D IN A B S E N T I A

B A C H E L O R O F CIVIL E N G I N E E R I N G

Knowles, Tames Valentine McCann, John Edward


Hyman, John Philip


Beck, Ronald Norman Kirhv. Peter Tuckfield, Graham Lawrence

494 DEGREES

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Cletnes, John Phillipson Davey, Thomas Ronald Albert Malcolmson, Richard Donald Mather, Colin Rex

BACHELOR OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE

Brock, Richard Donald Paton, Stephen Macdonald

DOCTOR OF MEDICINE Game, Aylward John Robbie, George Andrew Wettenhall, Henry Norman Burgess

DOCTOR OF SCIENCE Sutton, Theodore Carlton

DIPLOMA

DIPLOMA OF EDUCATION Kneebone, Margaret Patricia Mary

Le Messurier

2nd June, 1947 BACHELOR OF LAWS

Kapper, Hugo

DOCTOR OF LAWS (Honoris Causa)

Gordon-Taylor, Sir Gordon

SPECIAL CONFERRING AT MILDURA


Nunn, Jean Mary Shilliday, Alma Adderley Schaefler, Gerhard Franz


Barton, John Colin

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Browning, Margaret Anne Falk, Jutta Renate Moore, Anne Elizabeth Purcell, Pamela Ellen Emma

Bennett John Henry Bums, Tynan Gerardus Campbell Parsons, Ian Cameron Scrutton, Ralph Francis

CONFERRED 1947

BACHELOR OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

Coghlan, John Ronald

BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING SCIENCE

Schaefler, Gerhard Franz

DIPLOMA OF EDUCATION Farrow, Valda Joan

7th July, 1947 BACHELOR OF MEDICINE

AND BACHELOR OF SURGERY

Bailey, Christopher Bruce Bain, Kenneth Krokoos Bialestock, Dora Bouvier, Frederic Nicolet Bower, Herbert Michael Bradley, John Martin Bradley, Peter Clement Burton Carter, Philippa Helen Chatfield, Kenneth George Chong, Elaine Church, Helen Clarebrough, John Kevin Clark, Ralph Reginald Connell, John Leonard Cooper, John Gifford Brassey Comey, Athol Charles Donne Crooke, Peter Athorne Denehy, Wallace Hugh Denton, Derek Ashworth Dooley, Desmond James Dow, Peter Millar Downey, William Eugene Eizenberg, Harry Finks, Arnold Fong, Gwen Forristal, Gregory Peter Friedlich, Emst Cough, Keith Owen Green, Allen Cutler Green, Charles Richard Grigg, Kenneth' Nicol Hockey, Kathleen Athel Hodder, Ernest James Hopper, Allan William Howard, George Ian Hughes, Peter Evans Hurley, Thomas Henry Jewell, James Ridley Kay, Stanley Charles Keen, Thomas Edward Baldwin Kermond, William Leo King, Donald Freebury Leveson, Joyce Esther Levick, Theodore Manly, Gerald Arthur Mansour, Yumna Edith Mary

DEGREES CONFERRED 1947 495

Maxwell, William Murray Ivan McCarthy, John Joseph McComb, Harold Keith McDonald, Ian Robert McMahon, Peter Givan Morris, Jack Philip Murphy, Dorothy Virginia Oliver, Brian Houston O'Reilly, James Kevin Rait, William Lockhart Ramsey, Noel McIIugh Raynor, Francis Henry Robertson, Peter Mcintosh Rogerson, William Roy Rollason, Robert Cumstic Rose, Samuel Rosengartcn, Cyril Dennis Rowe, Ian Leonard Schlicht, David Seal, Rowland Eric Semmens, Kelman Shinberg, Elsie Snell, John Armstrong Splatt, Alexander James Story, Harold Frederic Rowe Stubbs, Geoffrey Maxwell Tait, Frank George Vcar, Cedric Steadman Webster, Ross Wharton Wilson, Donald Clifton Wolkenstein, Christopher Francis

1st September, 1947 BACHELOR OF ARTS

Ordinary Degree

Coates, Margaret Clare Grenness, Grace Blenkiron Meredith, Winifred Barbara

Brewster, William Bruce Greenwood, Francis Ellason McKay, Mcrvyn Murdoch Jamieson Smith, Mackwood Charles Tierney, Leonard James


Griin, Rosa Neuhardt, Edith Elisabeth

"Herbst, Peter

BACHELOR OF CIVIL ENGINEERING

Holdenson, Boyd Campbell


JJcciardo, Robert

BACHELOR OF METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING

Dewsnap, Noel Furneaux


Homey, James Stanley

BACHELOR OF. SCIENCE Reid, June McArthur Sharpc, Margaret Elaine

Allen, Graham Upton Kelton, Ian William Maclaren, John Alexander Shields, Archibald John

BACHELOR OF DENTAL SCIENCE

Foreman, Margaret Frances

Campbell, John Pritchard Stewart Dalley, Donald Roy Dempster, Alan William Dennis, Clive Geoffrey Duncan, Roy Graham Dwver, Nevinson Andrew dc Courcy Gill, Harry Ian Grenness, Ian Harry Haddow, Peter Graeme Hickey, Noel William Hill, Athol Raymond Douglas Malcolm, Alan Scott Moody, John Eric Henry Reich, Isi Richards, Peter Robins Richardson, Trevor Rowan, Ian James Walker, William Gladwyn


Bradbury, Colin John Hosking, William John

BACHELOR OF COMMERCE Tope, William Anthony

BACHELOR OF EDUCATION Tynan, John Charles

MASTER OF CIVIL ENGINEERING

Gibbs, Hubert Sutherland

MASTER OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

Altmann, Paul

MASTER OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

Solvey, Joseph

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MASTER OF SURGERY Hodge, Robert Leonard McKenzie, Gordon Graham Calder

MASTER OF SCIENCE Collis, Donald Cameron Stratmann, Carl James

DOCTOR OF MEDICINE Etheridge, Maurice James Jones, Herbert Ian McCoy, Francis Joseph Smith, William Hamilton Stafford, William Bruce

IN ABSENTIA


Trevaskis, Jessie Margaret


Whitelaw, Robert James


O'Loughlin, Geoffrey Tinniswood

BACHELOR OF COMMERCE Whitelaw, Robert James

MASTER OF ARTS Edwards, Edward Paul

MASTER OF SURGERY Duffy, Douglas Burland Macky, James Warwick Fraser

DIPLOMAS

DIPLOMA IN MUSIC Dempsey, Rose Lillian Maloney, Helen

Chapman, Harold Peter Tree

DIPLOMA OF EDUCATION Amor, Fanny Ellen Simon, Mabel Emma

Ashton, Marcus Winter Dexter, Barrie Graham Mullins, John Aloysius

DIPLOMA IN COMMERCE Callahan, John Peter Carrington, Keith Athelstan

DIPLOMA OF ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

Teague, Cynthca Mary Orton, Lloyd Emerson Albert

DIPLOMA OF GYNAECOLOGY AND OBSTETRICS

Jagusch, Thomas Henry

DIPLOMA OF LARYNGOLOGY AND OTOLOGY

Harrington, Nelson Norric Pvman, Clivc Francis Henry Reilly, Robert Neil

DIPLOMA OF OPHTHALMOLOGY

Bignell, John Lawrence Foster, James Bryan

DIPLOMA OF SOCIAL STUDIES

Ackers, Elma Jean

DIPLOMA OF PSYCHOLOGICAL MEDICINE

Bailey, Henry Kemple Byron Meares, Ainslie Dixon Mulvany, Barry Joseph

DIPLOMA OF ANAESTHESIA Watson, John

6th October, 1947

BACHELOR OF MEDICINE AND

BACHELOR OF SURGERY Byrne, Helen

Bartram, David James Murray Buckstein, Harry Currie, Trevor Talbot Edwards, Frank Grey Bathurst Ferris, James Anthony Harrison, James William Ivicc, George Luke Jenkins, William Lewis Leong, John Ludbrooke, John Melville Marden, Leslie Glcndower Marshall, Charlie McLaren, William Mouser, Francis John Ncal, Bernard William Poustie, Clyde Thomas Rabinov. Don Starr, Maurice Henry Stewart, Thomas Alexander Whitaker, Lance Howard Wiener, Saul ;


IN ABSENTIA Cohen, Henry Sweetman Deravin, Garnet Francis Ernest Hocking, Alan Edward Stenning, Frederick Arthur

20th December, 1947 BACHELOR OF ARTS

Ordinary Degree Buxton, Alison Mary Lever, Phyllis Mary Mogensen, Berres Wynette Hoddle Murphy, Beatrice Joan Payne, Kate Mary Rennick, Cecily Rosanove, Annabelle Stamps, Dorothy May

Berry, William Evelcigh Francis Docherty, James Dunkley, Harry Leslie Ewen Hosking, Michael Love, Clarence Arthur Macrae, Finlay Alexander Mathews, Ivan Patrick Mclntyre, Daniel Gordon Perry, George Alexander Thomas, Tom William Wynd, Ian


Bell, Agnes Paton Weste, Lois

Batten, John Anthony Caldwell, William Robert Louis Cranswick, James Harvard Laszlo, Herbert MacLean, Donald Ian Ogilvie, Charles William Sarroff, Lionel Edward Frederick

BACHELOR OF LAWS Affleck, Gwynneth Mary Morton Jenkins, Norma Lois Wraith, Valda Jessie •

Ahearne, Paul Darrell Atkinson, Anthony Noel Lee Batten, John Anthony Borrie, Ian Fisher Brett, George Strafford Campton, John Richard Clahr, Hans Werner Erich Connor, Francis Xavier Lockington Derham, David Plumley Eilenberg, Ronald Lewis Ellis, John .Chute Francis, Charles Hugh Freedman, Leon

Galbally, Francis Eugene Joseph Glenister, Roy Gough, James Hayes, Edward Brian Hewitt, Eric Edgar Horton, Kerry Warren Kelly, Maurice John Levick, George Marks, Kenneth Henry Martin, William Joseph McCallum, John Watson McNab, Colin Edward Miller, Thomas Anthony Morrow, Hugh Fraser Mortimer, Rex Alfred Murphy, Peter Norwood, George Charles Ottaway, Thomas Vernon Ramsay, Robert Addison Roberts, Melford Henry Russell Rocknian, Barnct Ross, William Louis Rowan, Bruce Hamilton Scurry, Alan James Smith, Herbert Arnold Stewart, Ian McClelland Thomson, Brian Keith Canale Tudor, Edward Henry Wilcocks, Ian Philip Holroyd Young, John Mcintosh


Paton, Robert John

BACHELOR OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING •

Barker, Edward John Coghill, Edward Keith Ferrero, Thomas Tweedy Fulton, Allen William Gaff, David Charles Jodell, Arne Sargeant, Graham John Sondheim, Gunter Michael

BACHELOR OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

Deane, Norman Harold Freedman, Solomon


Halik, Charles Bernard Sigmund Meacham, Ian Reginald Cowton

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Campbell, Joan Elizabeth Collins, June Donald, Heather Bobby Green, Lois Mae Baker, Harold Graham Belcher, Robert Stirling

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498 D E G R E E S C O N F E R R E D 1947

Bennett, Bruce Boyd Bowen, Ernest William Clark, Frederic Maslyn Davidson, Charles Kenneth Erlich,, Leon Farr , Frank William Fletcher, Leslie William Freckleton, Douglas Arthur Gilmour, Ronald Gordon . Goodson, Kevin Michael Hayes, James Frederick Hill, Eric Richard Hirsch, Ernst Hermann Jasper, Howard Thomas Kemp, David Harold Kcnn, Walter Bruce Knuckey, Peter John Lapthorne, Athol Dennis Marginson, Maxwell Arthur McDowell, Ian Mclntyre, Daniel Gordon McLean, Donald Millis Merry, Kenneth Victor Nicholas, John Francis Parry, John Kevin Prentice, Sydney Arthur Raw, Norman Edward Retcher, Bernard Reid, Richard Bernard Sawkins, Clifford Edward Charles Smith, Edward Robert Sproulc, John St. George Stanley, Gordon Gartrell Swift, John Watson, Horace Russell Weymouth, John Horace Wilbur-Ham, John Lincoln Wilson, Douglas William

BACHELOR O F MUSIC Hogarth, Jean

BACHELOR OF D E N T A L SCIENCE

Eastoe, Patricia Margaret

Batten, Ross David Ellis, Donald Heclley Hiscock, Russell Lloyd Leonard, John David McCooey, John Arthur Mclnnis, Brendan Gregory Stuart Tiernan, John


Pitney, Thomas James

B A C H E L O R O F COMMERCE Cairns, James Ford Carmody, Alan Thomas Griffin, Harold James Hackctt, Thomas Francis

Lloyd, John Mclnerney, James Patrick McNab, John Lindsay Moore, William Clare Ncagle, James Francis Peel, Brian Clarence Phelan, Thomas Lawrence Reid, Andrew Lambert Renwick, Jack Hamilton Shimmins, Albert John Smith, Maurice Spinosa Cattela, Robert Cecil

B A C H E L O R OF E D U C A T I O N

Thomson, Una Victoria

M A S T E R O F A R T S

Odgers, George James

M A S T E R OF L A W S

McNab, Bruce Finlay Missen, Alan Joseph

M A S T E R O F SCIENCE Brown, Greig Maxwell Keam, Donald Wilfred Swaine, Dalway John

M A S T E R O F D E N T A L SCIENCE

Dott, William Alexander Mclntyre, Kenneth Marsdcn

DOCTOR O F D E N T A L SCIENCE Andrews, Norman Henry

D E G R E E S C O N F E R R E D IN A B S E N T I A

B A C H E L O R OF A R T S Ordinary Degree

Cowcn, Anna Throsscll, Eileen Dorothy

Dennett, Charles Francis Ford, Joseph Kevin

B A C H E L O R O F A R T S

Degree with Honours

Bcgley, John Edward Kurts, Phillip Francis

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Jclbart, John Ellis

B A C H E L O R O F C O M M E R C E

Fry, Richard McDonald

B A C H E L O R O F E D U C A T I O N

Canncll, Cedric James

DEGREES CONFERRED 1947 499'

MASTER OF ARTS Heymanson, Sydney Henry Yule, George Shaw Sandison

MASTER OF LAWS Morris, Nerval Ramsden

MASTER OF SCIENCE Denham, Sydney Carton Dunt, Robert Aubrey

DIPLOMAS

DIPLOMA OF EDUCATION Beresford, Margaret Buckham, Jeanette Mary Landell Campbell, Joan Elizabeth Conway, Norma Ruth Lambourn, Annie Lowndes, Ida Victoria Mills, Yvonne Mary Payne, Kate Mary Rumbold, Kathleen Nightingale Ryan, Ailcen Mary Wykes, Olive

Baird, Brian Bishop, John Joseph Brinsmead, Reginald Henry Clark, John William Ditterich, Eric Keith Docherty, James French, William Burton Hodge, Ronald Thomas Percy Howe, Frederick William Howie, Eric Francis Humphreys, Nichol Wilson Hunt, Arthur Bernard Charles Hunt, Jack Frederick Jasper, Howard Thomas Love, Clarence Arthur Lugg, Donald Stanley Matthews, Ivan Patrick McCarthy, Jeremiah Edward McKaskill, Stanley George McLcod, Ian Campbell McNamara, Maurice McRae, Hugh Alexander Moore, William Clare Moss, Basil Mervyn Moss, Rex Keith

Newnham, Lindsay Lachlan Ernest Norton, Thomas Robinson O'Loughlin, Francis Joseph Orange, David Copley Perry, George Alexander Renwick, Jack Hamilton Russell, Frank Robert Senior, Richard Lloyd Shee, George Langley Sullivan, Gerald John Tapp, Aubrey Garth Touzel, Napoleon George Treadwell, Desmond William Wynd, Ian

DIPLOMA IN COMMERCE" Reynolds, Betty King

Curtis, John Lewis Kay, Abel Alexander

DIPLOMA OF GYNAECOLOGY" AND OBSTETRICS

Jones, Cyrus Arvon

DIPLOMA OF LARYNGOLOGY' AND OTOLOGY

Wark, Colin Campbell

DIPLOMA IN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

Fogarty, John Thomas

DIPLOMA OF DIAGNOSTIC^ RADIOLOGY

Chambers, Cyril Hareourt Dawes, Thomas Powell Laing, Colin Robert

DIPLOMA IN PHYSICAL. EDUCATION

Laszlo, Eva Maria Ewen, Ross Lipton Rice, John Joseph Veitch, Murray Douglas

DIPLOMA OF PSYCHOLOGICAL MEDICINE

Salter, Douglas Munro

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17th April, 1948

B A C H E L O R O F A R T S (1858)

Ordinary Degree

Alston, Marjorie Joan 'Bendle, Valerie May -Cameron, Joyce Mary •Comport, Constance Winsome Davies, Evelyn Joyce Dean, Carol May Dunne, Margaret Mary

• George, Suzanne Elizabeth Grigg, Elspcth Lenore Jones, Mary Veronica Mason, Joyce Ellcner McNeil, Marjorie Frances Moloney, Maureen Agnes Morris, Ruth Enid Borlasc Norman, Jean Olive Pearson,* Judith Maud Phillips, Patricia Lukin Robinson, Elsie Helen Patrice Scmmens, Lois Helena Steel, Rosemary Janet Tilley, Dawn Patricia Walklate, Margery Vivien

"Weir, Alison Lament White, Shirley Deakin

Anderson, Maurice Kelvin Austin. Albert Gordon Bell, Harold Felix Boyd, Frank Ernest Daniell Brown, John Lachlan Burton, Rongomai George Cardiff, John Kevin Chenhall, Hugh Alfred Edward Douglas, Frank Keith Millar Drummond, William Neville Edwards, Eric Graeme Fletcher, Harry Harkin, Brian Hehir, John Leslie Hill, James Mac Hodges, David Mclndoc Hunt, John Garland Inglis, John Henry Jenkin, Oswald John Johnson, Warren Wilson Joseph, Alexander Paul Keogh, Terence William Thomas Kitchen, Stanley Alfred Leslie Kurtzc, Willie Ernest Linton, Allan Henry Joseph Mamies, Philip Frances

"McLellan, Robert Penn

Morrison, Gordon Robert Paull, Leslie Joseph Peters, Rex Albert Price, Donald Henry Prowse, Ronald William Sandell, Arthur Kenneth Simpson, Albert Edwin Strcadcr, David Clive Topor, Harold van Dantzich, Sigmond Waterson, Sidney Lionel

B A C H E L O R OF A R T S (1920)

Degree with Honours Brandon, Elisabeth Gust, Amirah Ingham, Patricia Frances Marsh, Leonore Mary Oppel, Vera May Scott, Marjorie Kathleen Stewart, June Maureen Stretton, Althea Mary Thwaites, Joan Alison

Bland,' James MacDonald Charlesworth, Max John Coish, Colin Joseph Fitchett, John Robin Shaw Goldberg, Samuel Louis Gregory, John Stradbroke Grice, John Smith Guntcr, Richard Stretton Hall, Arthur Lawrence Houghton, Robert Sherwood Hurley, David George Hurst, Charles Angus Kemp, Murray Chilvers Knox, Peter Edmund Matheson, John Charles McKay, Kenneth John Nicholson, Angus Frank Reddrop, Bruce Herbert Rivett, Kenneth Deakin Seddon, George Singleton, Patrick Duffield Speed, Harold Hector Williamson, Colin George

BACHELOR O F CIVIL E N G I N E E R I N G

(1883)

Allen, Leonard Richard Batten. Edward John Stafford Bonwick, John Edwin Earl, Char'es Thomas Irwin, William Lyle

500


Johnson, Robert Bennett Knight, Philip Oliver Little, Donald James Macpherson, Kenneth Robert Morgan, William George Solomon, Keith Trevor Turner, Alfred Keith


(1909) Brooke, Maxwell Stuart Fitchctt, Peter Heath Steel, James Kenneth

B A C H E L O R O F ELECTRICAL E N G I N E E R I N G

(1915) Hyamson, Har ry David

B A C H E L O R O F M E T A L L U R G I CAL E N G I N E E R I N G

(1925) Auld, John Hugh •Quiii, William Peter

B A C H E L O R O F E N G I N E E R I N G SCIENCE

(1940) Mason, William Brien Stewart, Kenneth James

B A C H E L O R ' O F SCIENCE (1889)

Ashbolt, Elizabeth Muriel Wayne Burchill, Joan Doris Chapman, Elizabeth Esther Dickson, Flora Sinclair Edhouse, Lola Margaret French, Barbara Joy Henry, Bettv Ormiston Hodgetts, Violet Elizabeth Jones, Lorna Olive McCarthy, Genevieve Minna Pike, Kathleen May Schafer, Heather Jean Terrell, Betty Catherine

Addison, James Murray Anderson, John Hunter Baird, John Verdun Bayley. John Berry, Walter Joseph Birch, Henry Boyd Brookes, John Dougan Caplehorn, Wallace Ferrier Christophers, Allen John Cracknell, Alan Miller Craig, Robert Arrol Crowe, Allan Bernard de Yong, John Lawrence Everson, John Albert Fensham, Peter James

Gibbons, Ronald William Griffiths, Raymond James Grummet, Alan Edward Halkyard, Allan Francis Harrison, Leslie Jackson, John Richard Brooks Kilmartin, John Patrick Leslie, Thomas Ian Lindner, Arthur William Macaulay, Dudley Francis McKenzie, John Simon Moritz, Ivan Harold O'Brien, Bernard McCarthy Pollard, John Morris Pyman, James Brice Reid, Ian Wallace Rundle, Gerald Pringle Sayers, Bruce McArthur Scott, David Leigh Sinclair, George Leopold Slater, William Gordon Somers, Thomas Christopher Stewart, Norman Alexander Wardrop, Peter James Weeks, David Courtenay Yeo, Wilbur Richard

B A C H E L O R O F SCIENCE IN F O R E S T R Y

(1945)

Fitzpatrick, John Matier

B A C H E L O R O F MUSIC (1894)

Fawcett, Valerie Ivy Gellert, Marie Angela Linden, Frances Alison Mayer, Vonda Annie Plummer, Constance Carol

Davis, Harvey Fullard, Leonard Charles


(1911)

Derham, Janet Edith Kent

Connor, Bruce Richard Derham, Thomas Plumley Ham, Athol Charles Dickson Kelly, Colin Rutherford Mann, Arthur Paterson Paton, David Ferguson Stewart, James Dundas

B A C H E L O R O F COMMERCE (1927)

Elliot, Stephanie Margaret Isabel Phillips, Valerie Lorraine Scott, Marjorie Jean

Alexander, Graham James Baker, Thomas

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Brumby, Malcolm Mansfield Callinan, Anthony Campain, Albert Leslie Cathro, Leonard John Clucas, Robert Phillip Collins, Lloyd Mervyn Danks, Kenneth Hilton Etherton, Leslie Norman Fuller, Graham Rout Glover, Thomas Allison Grigg, William Robert Hardy, Gerald Maxwell Hayes, Joseph Bruce Hepworth, John Albert Houghton, Edmund Stanway Kuehlenthal, Heinz Erich Paul Locke, Gordon Charles Moycs, Allan George Owen, Raymond Riddell Rich, Kenneth Reeves Robertson, Robert William Scott, Robert James Smith, Alonzo Campbell Sorrell, Raymond John Summons, Walter Irvine Walker, Francis Henwood Weston, Maurice Dubrelle Wheaton, Alan Lindsay Wright, Ferdinand Heathcote

BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE (1931)

Caldwell, Archibald Robert

BACHELOR O F E D U C A T I O N (1936)

Brown, Helen Mackenzie Graham

Barker, Charles Leslie Blackburne, Robert Chapman, Richard John Funston, George Thomas Haig, James Francis Hooper, Frederic Cleverdon Keane, John Maurice McGill, Richard Arthur Richards, William George

M A S T E R OF A R T S (1860)

Ronaldson, Marjorie Grace Rutter, Wilma Joyce

Barker, Charles Leslie Wilcox, Max

M A S T E R O F S C I E N C E (1893)

Banfield, James Edmund Bromilow, Francis James Cope, John Oswald Heath, Neil Stewart

Hercus, Graham Robertson Jenkins, Henry Alfred Martin, Raymond Leslie Nelson, Peter Frederick Singleton, Owen Pember Westwood, Nevill Har ry

M A S T E R O F A G R I C U L T U R A L S C I E N C E

(1923) Mclntyre, Alan John Stubbs, Lionel Leslie

DOCTOR OF P H I L O S O P H Y (1948)

Myers, Rupert Horace

D O C T O R O F M E D I C I N E (1862)

Gardiner, James Morison Lindell, John Henry

D I P L O M A S

D I P L O M A IN M U S I C (1891)

Daunt, Gertrude Marie Holdcn, Margaret Nuske, Dorothy Evelyn Organ, Elva Elsie Parker, Shirley Wood, Audrey Lowes

D I P L O M A O F E D U C A T I O N (1906)

Caldwell, Elizabeth Eleanor Lorraine Dovcy, Agnes Gwendoline Grove, Gwyneth Violet McNabb, Albena Agnes Parker, Hazel Florence Tily, Pcarlis Robina

Banks, Charles Clifford Britten, Mervyn Welleslcy Carless, James Neville Cook, John Beatty Cowban, Ronald Herbert Dillon, David Finlayson, Harry Edward Johnson, Edward Robert Kurrle, Stanley Winton Lakeman, Maxwell Eric Phillip Long, Robert George Maclean, Hector Martin. Keith William Miles, William John Joseph Murray-Smith, Stephen Neilson, Leslie Clarence Plummer, Thomas Wall Richards, Aubrey George Rowe, James Brock


Ruble, Charles William Craigie Skelton, Philip David Smalc, George Stewart Tester, Percy Norman Thwaites, Peter Nelson Uren, Roy Whight, Jack Cecil

DIPLOMA IN COMMERCE (1927)

Anderson, William Jack Churches, Ronald Keith Corbett, Peter Frederick Egan, Nigel Sinclair Lumsden Fenwick, Robert Victor Forbes, Douglas Alexander Matthews, Rex William May, Frederick George Bruce Newcombc, Ronald Ernest Raitman, Norman Smith, Raymond Benjamin Stanton, Jack Thiele, Rex Osborne Tippett, William Wesley Vouticr, Frederick George

DIPLOMA IN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

(1933) Boulter, Thomas Alfred Milton Fallon, Thomas Joseph Findlay, George Hossack Hall, Arthur Lawrence

DIPLOMA IN DIAGNOSTIC RADIOLOGY

(1936) Andrews, Howard Lyell Catchlove, Leonard Hugh Park, Alexander Tremaine Piper, Albert Ernest

DIPLOMA IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION

(1939) Johnson, Norma

Capper, David Pierce Carroll, William Stanley


(1942) Armstrong, Stephanie Ormsby Bowman, Myra Clair Boxer, Dorothy Grace Dean, Carol May McGregor, Margaret Edna Neale, Vivienne Ratcliffe Proud, Zoe Denise White, Lauris Tundley

5th April, 1948 BACHELOR OF ARTS

(1858) Ordinary Degree

Acland, Alison Margaret Arnott, Florence Hunter Browne, Shirley Malcolm Collens, Enid Jessie Dean, Ursula Mary Geary, Eileen Veronica Graham, Isabella Ruth Griffith, Helen Julie Holdsworth, Betty Holt, Marjory Frances Middlcton, Margaret Notcutt . Montgomery, Joan Mitchell Mouchemore, Margaret Rosemary Padman, Joyce Stewart Phillips, Dorothy Beryl Richardson, Esther Longmuir Roney, Lola Poppy Rose, Norma Russell, Ellen Lola Shapiro, Esther Stephens, Jean Frances Tily, Pearlis Robina Watson, Kathleen Nance White, Lauris Tundley

Adamson, Frank Anderson, Spencer Percival Baker, Jack Gillies Blancheon, Bernard Joseph Broderick, William Francis Brown, Valiancy Kennedy Carmody, Thomas William Clarke, Henry Alister Darby, Alvin Drummond East, Fred George Edmondson, Philip David Falon, Thomas Joseph Frankling, Walter Balfour Harkin, Ernest Frederick Hicks, Charles McKay Hoatson, Russell George Hopkins, Howard Findlay Ingamells, Fred Harold Jones, Alan Vivian Kahn, Robert Leo Kcwley, William Neil Kuhne, Walter Albert Lake, Allan Robert Lonsdale, Richard John Mason, Edward ••Charles McDonnell, James Joseph Meldrum, James Douglas Mullins, John Aloysius Neil, Herbert James Nugent, James Patrick Payne, Roy Douglas Pidgeon, Richard Hain

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Roberts, John Howard Saw, Francis Alfred Stanton, Jack Storey, William John Swan, Alfred Ernest William Turner, Russell Franklyn Ugalde, Lewis Trelawney Ulmer, John Bernard Weissenfeld, Leo

BACHELOR OF ARTS X1920)

Degree with Honours Anderson, Margaret Ellena Begley, Brigid Aloysia Bruce, Dorothy Lesley Duke, Diane Berenice Galley, Barbara Lynn Gwillim, Patricia Margaret MacCallum, Bel Dytes Mackintosh Mathieson, Lyndsay Beatrice Ostrom, Mary Agnes Robertson, Jean Agnes Rogers, Marsali Anne Thomson, Ailsa Gwennyth Willis, Jean Edna

Anderson, William Bruce Battersby, Charles Tonge Borensztejn, Szalom-Lejb Byrt, William John Campbell, Ian Douglas Campbell, James Gordon Clugston, Colin William Finlay, Ian Forbes Gardiner, Paul Bernard Green, Geoffrey Alan Gregory, Raymond William Gunner, Donald Lawrence Horwood, Edward Keith Humphries, Laurence Trevor Jenkinson, Kenneth Joseph Kitchin-Kerr, John Marks, Ronald Edward McCloskey, Henry John McLeod, Norman Keith Parnaby, Owen Wilfred Richardson, Donald John Roper, William Stanley Truman, Thomas Charles Wenzel, Geoffrey Clements

BACHELOR OF LAWS (1865)

Arundell, John Henry Behan, Gerald Thomas Gillespie-Jones, Audley Sinclair Jones, Lloyd Sydney Natoli, Angelo Basilio Riordan, Adrian William Turner, Ian Alexander Hamilton


(1883) Aird, Ian Adam Barnes, Francis Bygrove Bickerstaff, Ian Southey Bunbury, Alan Ian Griffith, Edward Vernon Jobson, Ronald Edward Jordan, Ronald Jack Leslie, Maurice Philip Lockington, William Frank Milligan, Robert Stewart Rabling, Frank Kenneth Reiher, Alan Silvius


(1883) Robinson, Ronald Alexander Thome, David Reichie Williams, Howell Charles


(1909) Alexander, John Moir Carter, James Samuel Graham, James


(1909) Hutchison, Douglas Stuart


(1925) Davey, Thomas Ronald Albert Smith, Robert

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (1889)

Aitken, June Mary Balding, Miriel Lcnore Calame, Mary Chalmers, Lesley Evelyn Cornish, Elizabeth Clare Ebbels, Lesbia Isobcl Edney, Jean Margaret Gilpin, Margaret Gray, Jean Alison Heskett, Margaret Haslem Isaac, Beverley Edith Evaline Maclennan, lona Graeme McLaren, Janet Ruth Potter, Ruth Stephenson, Desma Phoebe

Adams, Peter Wield Anderson, Charles Albert


Armitage, Richard Albert Bates, Leon Brooke Bethcll, Peter Scdgfield Bradbury, James Howard Caldwell, David George Clifford, Harold Trevor Crennan, John Michael Cuming, Brian David Dober, Keith Melville Ebeling, Peter Ewald, Arnold Fitzgerald. Vincent William George, Maxwell Alan Gravell, Alan Grigg, Geoffrey Walter Haley, Francis Gerard Hall, Ian Maxwell Hambridgc, Alan Lynn Hardy, John Charles Hillis, William Edwin Hosking, Charles George Sargent Kcfford, Noel Price Lewis, William George Loughnan, John Stuart Matchett, John Kenneth Lyle Matthews, Alan James Stevens McGowan, Robert Lachlan Meddings, Phillip James Ncthercote, John Wayth Norman, Reginald John Phillpot, Henry Robert Ramsey, James Anderson Roberts, Brian John Russo, Joseph Francis Segal, Wolfe Shankly, Kenneth Hill Sheer, John Henry Shugg, Charles McLean Sinnatt, John Farley Smith, George Henry Stanhope, Raymond Charles Strahle, David George Swinglcr, Maxwell Walter Walker, Gordon Joseph Warner, Graham Arthur White, Ronald Dale

B A C H E L O R O F S C I E N C E IN F O R E S T R Y

(1945)

Ncwcy, John Philip

BACHELOR O F M U S I C (1894)

Donelly, Hazel Grace-Hallcur, Joan Margaret Kennedy, Alice Mary King, Ellen Veronica Nixon, Judith Mae Spencer, Enid Winsome Trcadwell, Gwendoline Florence

BACHELOR O F AGRICULT U R A L S C I E N C E

(1911) Eggleston, Mary Patricia

Bromfield, Stewart Murray French, Frank Leonard Mackie, William Bruce Copland Meadley, Desmond Rancellor Orr, John Stuart Scarff, Charles Gratton Sillcock, Kenneth Mathison Williamson, Ian George Woodham, Ronald Charles

BACHELOR O F C O M M E R C E (1927)

Cooper, Nell Elizabeth Archer Mitchell, Anne Mackenzie Rogcrson, Diana Hammond Wallis, Lorna Mary Whiting, Marie Antoinette

Allen, William Kelvin Anderson, Noel Dudley Boyd, Lister Edgar Burke, Thomas Burnet, David Stewart Callander, Thomas Francis Anthony Chipp, Donald Leslie Cohen, Morris Joseph Corp, Louis Paul Doherty, Donald Charles Farnan, Patrick Gibson, James Hugh Grant, Keith Henry Griffiths, Maxwell John Lewis Hesse, Charles Joseph Jewell, Eric John Leung, Yam Ting Marks, Neil Herbert McGowan, Gladstone Paul McMullin, Alan Bruce Orr, Robert Panter Owens, Winston Hubert Rose, Leo Sanderson, Robert Reginald Shepherd, Arthur Ross Stubley, Ian Robert Taylor, Ronald Thomas Watt, Reginald Rees Wenzel, Desmond Alan Whitford, Kenneth George

BACHELOR OF C O M M E R C E (1948)

Degree with Honours Burge, Rupert Webb

M A S T E R O F A R T S (1860)

Berah, Janina Rivers, Wilga Marie

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506

Herbst, Peter Warfe, John Edward


MASTER OF LAWS (1881)

Crockett, William Charles Lasica, William

MASTER OF SURGERY (1885)

Dorney, Kiernan John Joseph Grove, Graeme Lindsay

MASTER OF SCIENCE (1893)

Sherriff, Edna Valerie Dorman, Fred Holman Dyer, Arthur James Greenwood, Norman Neill Hirst, Frank Murphy, Douglas Clarke Scutt, Philip Buckley Strasser, Peter Hermann Alois Woods, Edward Frank

MASTER OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE

(1923) Millis, Nancy Fanny

MASTER OF DENTAL SCIENCE (1940)

Newbury, Charles Renton

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (1948)

Wolff, Erica Charlotte

DOCTOR OF MEDICINE (1862)

Lewis, Nancy de Gruchy, Gordon Carle Parsons, Peter James

DOCTOR OF SCIENCE (1887)

Andrews, Roland Stuart

DEGREES CONFERRED IN ABSENTIA

BACHELOR OF ARTS (1858)

Ordinary Degree McPherson, Barbara May

d'Apice, Anthony William Adrian


Degree with Honours Royston, Anthea Mernetta

Hamilton, Kenneth Gordon Moran, Valentino Gerard


(1883) Dcnniss, Ian Wright Harper, William John

BACHELOR OF MINING ENGINEERING

(1903) Denniss, Derek Wright Hargraves, Alan James


(1915) Leslie, Robert Alexander McLean, John Nerval


Amey, Gerald Xavier Fairbairn, Stuart William Hastings Macdonald, Donald Ellis Mathews, Roland Clyne Whitten, Ronald Henry


(1911) Sleeman, James Rupert

BACHELOR OF COMMERCE (1927)

Callaway, Patricia Campbell

Gutman, Gerard Otmar Hall, Edward Bruce Phillips, Thomas Livesley Schindler, Norman

BACHELOR OF EDUCATION (1936)

Horadam, Alwyn Francis O'Brien, Charles Brian Villiers, Lionel

MASTER OF ARTS (1860)

Connor, Patricia Wynn

Dexter, Barrie Graham Dick, Herbert Francis



Swan, John Barrett

DOCTOR OF SCIENCE (1887)

Glaessner, Martin Fritz

MILDURA


White, Jean

In Absentia

MASTER OF SCIENCE White, Lilian Deakin

29th April, 1948 CANBERRA UNIVERSITY

COLLEGE (Conferred at Melbourne)


Campbell, Erica Florence

Smyth, Osmond Nevill Hunter Mackay

BACHELOR OF COMMERCE •Cummings, Maurice Seddon Fethers, Peter William Doyne Fryer, Bernard Villicrs Hicks, Edwin William Jones, Ian Gordon

BACHELOR OF LAWS Daley, Geoffrey Charles Campbell

BACHELOR OF EDUCATION •Campbell, Raymond

DIPLOMA IN COMMERCE Janson, Keith Edward Kyburz, Andrew Robert Macfarlane, James Douglas Nicholls, Alfred William Francis

6th September, 1948


Scala, Albert John Whimpey, Alan Arthur


Degree with Honours Brown, Gordon Allan Kaufmann, Paul Alois August Phillips, Robert Davison

BACHELOR OF LAWS (1865)

Downey, Archibald James


(1925) Reeves, Walter Reginald


Hart, June Athanic Secomb, Valerie

Alexander, Donald McEwan Harcourt, Harold Keith Hoffman, Hyman Pringle, Clive Thomas


(1906) Adams, Shirley Violet Breidahl, Marian Florence Fawcett, Vera Alison Graham, Mary Barbara Hyland, Ailsa Lois' Rosse-Woods, Pamela Weiss, Eve Susan

Bowen, Peter Eric Sharpies Cock, David John Dalitz, Gerald David Davey, Hartley Clayton Deane, Ewan Leonard Favaloro, Felix Joseph Antonio Hall, Donald Alexander Hughes, Lyndsay John Johnson, Norman Sidney Marshall, Harry Russell John Ramsay, Donald Tosh Streeter, Eric Donald Suhr, William Francis Sutherland, Donald Scott Watson, David Edward Woollacott, Rodney Barrett


(1911) Bartels, Leo Francis Morris, David Samuel

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Gorman, Gloria Mary Haig, Bryan Douglas


Degree with Honours Gravell, William James

MASTER OF LAWS (1881)

Hall, Henry Edward Agincourt Hodges


Brown, George Percy


Schwieger, Arthur Culton Stevens, Frank Richard Tod

DEGREES CONFERRED IN ABSENTIA


Ordinary Degree Clery, Evaline Elizabeth Victoria Hotchin, Ethelwyn Kent Anderson, Harold David Atkinson, Leonard James


(1906) Canestra, John

BACHELOR OF EDUCATION (1936)

Hogg, Anna Catherine ' Glastonbury, James Oliver Garnet Smart, Albert John Hamilton

MASTER OF ARTS (1860)

Shaw, Lucy Margaret Gunner, Donald Lawrence


Whitton, William Ivo

MASTER OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE

(1923) Vines, Alison Blanche Campbell


Turner, Elizabeth Kathleen

Anderson, Stewart Gray Pitney, William Robert

DOCTOR OF LAWS (1869)

Hannan, John Peter

DIPLOMAS

DIPLOMA IN MUSIC (1891)

Lowe, Rita Elizabeth

DIPLOMA OF EDUCATION (1906)

Kelly, Julia Nanette Ross, Bruce William

DIPLOMA IN COMMERCE (1927)

Campbell, Alan Albert Naylor, Allan John Stuart, Robert Lewis Charles Williams, Rees David

DIPLOMA OF GYNAECOLOGY AND OBSTETRICS

(1932) Sherwin, John Russell

DIPLOMA OF LARYNGOLOGY AND OTOLOGY

(1933) Coghlan, Charles Lloyd Richards, Colin Sergeant

DIPLOMA OF OPHTHALMOLOGY

(1934) Linton, Robert Glendenning Martin, Norman William

DIPLOMA OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION

. (1939) Cordner, Patricia Mary Purdon Griffiths, Florence Kathleen


(1942) Walklate, Margery Vivien Halliwell, Leslie Marsden

DIPLOMA OF ANAESTHESIA (1947)

Orton, Robert Hamilton

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D E G R E E S C O N F E R R E D 1948 509-

Sth November, 1948 B A C H E L O R O F M E D I C I N E

A N D B A C H E L O R O F SURGERY

Chong, Dorothy Laurel Pauline Eggleston, Joan Overend Galbally, Kathleen Eileen Sincock, Dulcie Evelyn

Anderson, Ian Henry William Boake, William Charles Breidahl, Harald Dean Cooper, Graham Windham Corcoran, John Matthew Joseph Forster, Frank Menzies Cameron Gandevia, Bryan Harle Goble, Alan James Grant, John MacKinnon Hueston, John Turner Jamieson, Kenneth Grant Joske, Richard Alexander Marshall, Robert Desmond Pollock, Graeme James Watson, Stanley Henry Zacharin, Robert Fyfe

Jensen, Margaret Ervin Parkin, Frances Gibson Springall, Fairlie Anderson

Collman, Roderick Ronald Giles, Ronald Keech, Ronald George Kneale, Barry Lee Griffiths Layton, Keith Basil Mackay, Eric Vincent Margolis, Joel McKenna, Gordon Maxwell Moore, William Mitchell O'Neill, John Joseph Murray Richards, Walter Thomas Ryan, Peter John Santamaria, Joseph Natalino Spence, Bruce Macallister White, Victor Thompson Wilson, Charles William Edgar

Backwcll, June Lesley Crittle, Claire Winifred Cuthbcrtson, Margaret Davey, Marjorie Elaine Herring, Mary Cecile Hiller, Gertrude Pigdon, Anne Felicity Clelland

Aberdeen, Eoin Adeney, William Sweyn Bray, Henry Michael Brown, Keith Edgar Christie, George Lawrence Dowcll, Norman Roy Duerrheim, George Eric East, Stanley William Edwards, Bruce Condell

Faulkner, Jeffrey Rowe Forbes, John Alan Forster, Donald Cameron Freeman, Richard Peter Gallent, John Gray, Robert Mager Guaran, Bruce Hamilton Gundry, Derrick Laurance Haimson, Naoom Hartman, Leonard Julian Hewitt, John Boswell Hood, Oliver Charles Kelly, John Robert Lyall Livingston, John David Mclntyre, Edgeworth David Orton, Mervyn Noel Penn, Henry Peter Prendiville, Edward Garrett Smith, Edward Durham Sparrow, Gavan Rintoul Speck, Colin Albert .Telfer, Trevor Percival Tye, Allan Alexander Wong, Wyman Kay Wriedt, John Holbing Murdoch, Alexander Wallace

de Winton

6th December, 1948 BACHELOR OF MEDICINES

A N D B A C H E L O R OF SURGERY

Clark, Marian Lindesay

Andre, Edward Anthony Colville, Peter Langtrce Farrow, Howard William Searle Herman, Bernard Hurley, Leslie Douglas McGurgan, Cyril Joseph Meagher, Francis John Nathan, Alfred Lipman Shea, Frederick William Tighe, Hugh James Wolff, Albert Trevor

18th December, 1948

BACHELOR O F A R T S (1858)

Ordinary Degree

Fanthorpc, June Margaret Ferguson, Christine Carmen Gardiner, Elsie Jean Macgowan, Margaret Helen McKenzie, Alison Margaret Murphy, Frances Lorna Simpson, Audrey Fay Stephens, Joan Margaret Elizabeth.* Walker, Moira Geraldine Wright, Kathleen Joan

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.'510 D E G R E E S C O N F E R R E D 1948

Bassett, Clifford Samuel Cooper, Edmund Franklin Goldberg, Louis Harrison, Roy Llewellyn Kilmartin, Desmond Gerard Kloeden, Arnold Mackenzie Knight, Alfred Ross Lacy, Jack Lancaster, Joseph Thomas Lloyd, Geoffrey Lewis ;Manion, Bernard Neighbour, Stanley Patterson, Kenneth John Poon, John Roberts. Vivian Thomas Lanyon Roscholler, John Newman :Sarsfield, Charles Thomas Patrick Spinks, Leonard Rov Stanford, Wilfred Walter Toomey, Harold Vincent Walter , Mcrvyn Russell


Degree with Honours

Hardy, Mary Joyce Woonton, Valeric Dawn

•Crawcour, Edwin Sydney Lush, Peter Eugene Marshall, Barry Russell Moss, Stanley Charles Reid, William Alexander

BACHELOR O F L A W S (1865)

•Corder, Elizabeth Ann O'Connor, Norma Clare

Ainsworth, William Charles Aitken, James Kenneth Allen, Charles Patrick Bartlett, Eric John Barton, Russell David Beard, Lloyd George Bruhn, Albert Trevor Campbell, Colin Bernard Collins, John Dale Farrer . Francis Alexander Ford, Harold Arthur John Franklin, Richard Langdon Fullagar, Richard Kclsham Gaffy, Francis Joseph Gray, Gregory Griffith, Richard George DeBurgh Howse, John Frederick Bernard Jaques, Leonard Ross Lazarus, Leo Sydney Masel, Leigh McClusky, John William McCormack, William Thomas Francis McDonald, Ivan Lindsay Middleton, Alan Gooding

O'Donovan, Bernard Joseph Robinson, James Strauss, Steven Super, Albert Benzion Trumblc, Colin Campbell Trumble, Peter Campbell Wallace, Alkin Robert Alexander Wilson, Desmond Gayer

B A C H E L O R OF M I N I N G E N G I N E E R I N G

(1903)

Denhani, Kenneth Edward Howe, Alwyn William Lamin, Kenneth Albert


(1909)

Brinsmead, Clivc McDonald Darby, Ian Francis Dowell, John Kenneth Linden, Peter Henry Matton, William George Plaistcd, Anthony Walter Lloyd Taylor, John Albert Irwin, Leonard Arthur


(1915)

Meredith, Peter

B A C H E L O R OF M E T A L L U R G I CAL E N G I N E E R I N G

(1925)

Coe, Henry Campbell

B A C H E L O R O F S C I E N C E (1889)

Bermingham, Anne Cook, Ruth Marie Mountford, Doriethy Isobcl Neilson, Marion Elizabeth Rutherford, Eleanor Elsie Stiff, Gwendoline Maude Trigg, Daphne Hazel

Atkinson, James Henry Aujarcl, Roland Louis Austin, Lawrence Baker, Stefan Barker, Harold Edmund Ronald Bendcl, David Britten, Orville Ernest Cooper, Arnold Fredrick Damon, John Stewart Davis, Hugh Trevor Dedrick, William Ralph Dyson, Donald Francis Foley, John Albert Gill, Paul Thomas


Gleeson, John Patrick Haimson, Jacob Halley, Andrew Ncilson Dixon Halliday, William James Harold, Frank Vincent Harrison, Roy Llewellyn Hurley, Andrew Crowther Martin, Leonard McAllister, Lindsay Gordon McNally, John Mees, Donald Joseph Merrett, Robert Norman Milne, James Edwin Hugh Mirsky, Israel Morris, Ronald James Huntbatch Newstead, Isidore Anthony O'Connor, Alexander James Powell, Daniel Andrew Powell, Francis Anthony Reymcnt, Richard Arthur Rosenhain, Peter Bell Silbcrstcin, Ernst Peter Jakob Sims, Robert Stanley Swan, Peter Swindon, Thomas Norman Wake, Donald

B A C H E L O R O F D E N T A L S C I E N C E

(1906) Campbell, Janet Mary Craigic, Nona Mary Gamble, Judith

Charles, Harold Neil Fitzpatrick, Kevin Graham Green, Joseph Halkyard, Charles Neil Laurence, Anthony Joseph Reichman, Nae Haim Robertson, Alfred Gordon Sim, Frank Russell Parker Swan, Walter Trevor


(1911)

Bradbury, Robert Bruce Weymouth, Philip Keith

B A C H E L O R OF COMMERCE (1927)

Baker, Raymond Kenneth Cook, Brian Mason Craig, Leslie John Dawborn, Lionel Reginald Fercday, Colin George Fisher, David Gunn, Kenneth Lyle Hawkins, Leonard Prideaux Honan, Noel David Johnstone, Alan Bruce Kenley, Walter John

Landau, Arthur Livingston, Richard Alan McDermott, Kevin William Murray, Brian Louis Niemann, Ernest Harding Quinn, Gordon Thomas Read, Keith Alan Spinosa Cattela, Erik Joost Teague, Leonard Wincklc, Norman Edward McCurdy Yakovlev, Alex

B A C H E L O R O F A R C H I T E C T U R E

(1931) Gardiner, Maxwell Macdonald, Roderick Ian Millott, Jack Morton, John Charles Murray, Allan Robert

B A C H E L O R O F E D U C A T I O N (1936)

Crocker, Rupert James Harper Powell, Arthur William Gladstone

M A S T E R O F L A W S (1881)

Derham, David Plumley Freedman, Leon Levick, George

M A S T E R OF CIVIL E N G I N E E R I N G

(1884) Boyd, Jack David

M A S T E R O F E N G I N E E R I N G S C I E N C E

(1941)

Colville, Edward John

M A S T E R O F SCIENCE (1893)

O'Donnell, Ian Joseph Saul, John Athanasius

D O C T O R O F M E D I C I N E (1862)

North, Edgar Alexander

DOCTOR O F D E N T A L S C I E N C E

(1913) Morris, Roland Godfrey

DOCTOR O F P H I L O S O P H Y (1948)

Stone, Joyce Dorothea

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D E G R E E S C O N F E R R E D I N A B S E N T I A


Ordinary Degree Lemaire, James Esk

BACHELOR O F A R T S (1920)

Degree with Honours Kinston, Miriam

B A C H E L O R O F SCIENCE (1889)

Looker, Dorothy Shirley

Webb, Brian Royston

BACHELOR OF E D U C A T I O N (1936)

Stevenson, Clare Grant

M A S T E R O F S C I E N C E (1893)

Gloe, Claus Sax

M A S T E R O F E D U C A T I O N (1926)

Coates, Thomas Hampton

DOCTOR O F S C I E N C E (1887)

Sutherland, Keith Leonard

DIPLOMAS

D I P L O M A O F E D U C A T I O N (1906)

Arnott, Florence Hunter Doery, Mary Kathleen Gardiner, Elsie Jean Gordon, Helen Jean Graham, Mary Montrose Komesaroff, Miriam Lever, Phyllis Mary Mason, Joyce Ellener Northcy, Gwendoline

Anderson, Maurice Kelvin Barker, Edward John Broderick, William Francis Burton, Rongomai George Davey, Desmond Drewitt Douglas, James Bartram East, Fred George Everson, John Albert Frankling, Walter Balfour Gilmour, Ronald Gordon

Glover, Thomas Allison Harrison, Roy Llewellyn Hehir, John Leslie Hill, James Mac Humphries, Laurence Trevor Hunkin, William John Ingamells, Fred Harold Jcnkin, Oswald John Kewlcy, William Neil Kitchin-Kerr, John Lightbody, Douglas Cooper Lloyd, Geoffrey Lewis Macaulay, Dudley Francis Marks, Ronald Edward McLellan, Robert Penn • Neil, Herbert James Paull, Leslie Joseph Price, Donald Henry Prowse, Ronald William Sarsfield, Charles Thomas Patrick Stewart, Norman Alexander Streader, David Clivc Wcnzel,. Geoffrey Clements Williamson, Colin George

D I P L O M A IN C O M M E R C E (1927)

East, Fred George Sagar, Geoffrey Hayden

D I P L O M A O F LARYNGOLOGY A N D OTOLOGY

(1933) Ahern, Thomas Joseph Green, Ernest Joseph

D I P L O M A O F O P H T H A L MOLOGY

(1934)

Howsam, Kenneth George White, James McBride

D I P L O M A IN P H Y S I C A L E D U C A T I O N

(1939) Fitzgerald, Eileen Theresa

D I P L O M A O F SOCIAL S T U D I E S

(1942) Dean, Ursula Mary Webb, Ella Mary

D I P L O M A O F P S Y C H O L O G I CAL M E D I C I N E

(1944)

Gilchrist, Marjorie

Dibdcn, William Andrew Coding, Geoffrey Arthur

APPOINTMENTS, RESIGNATIONS AND RETIREMENTS

APPOINTMENTS 1947:

Dr. W. T. Agar, Senior Lecturer in Physiology, (p) Dr. F. A. Behrend, Senior Lecturer in Mathematics.

Miss M. Blackwood, Lecturer in Botany (Mildura Branch). Mr. R. R. Blackwood, Professor of Mechanical Engineering. Mr. W. Boardman, Senior Lecturer in Zoology. Dr. J. C. Bower, Senior Lecturer in Physics. Dr. D. F. Buckle, Senior Lecturer in Psychopathology. Mr. J. T. Burke, Professor of Fine Arts. Mr. R. G. Cooke, Senior Lecturer in Organic Chemistry,

(p) Miss D. R. Coverlid, Senior Lecturer in German, (p) Mr. A. F. Davies, Lecturer in Political Science.

Mr. R. I. Downing, Senior Lecturer in Economics. Mr. O dc R. Foenander, Senior Lecturer in Industrial Relations. Dr. W. G. Friedmann, Professor of Public Law.

(p) Dr. B. J. Grieve, Senior Lecturer in Botany. Mr. S. B. Hammond, Lecturer in Psychology. Dr. N. J. Hayward, Lecturer in Bacteriology,

(p) Mr. V. D. Hopper, Senior Lecturer in Physics. Mr. J. Isaacs, Senior Lecturer in charge of Dental Training (Mildura

Branch), (p) Miss V. C. Jennings, Lecturer in English.

Mr. P. Lafittc, Senior Lecturer in Industrial Psychology, (p) Dr. F. M. Laszlo, Senior Lecturer in Engineering, (p) Mr. A. S. Livingstone, Lecturer in Social Studies, (p) Dr. N. H. D. Mackenzie, Lecturer in English.

Dr. J. A. L. Matheson, Professor of Civil Engineering. Mr. R. W. Nettle, Senior Lecturer in Engineering (Mildura Branch). Dr. L. J. Ray, Senior Lecturer in Anatomy. Mr. G. Sawer, Associate Professor of Law.

(p) Mr. W. A. G. Scott, Senior Lecturer in English, (p) Mr. C. W. N. Sexton, Associate Professor of Civil Engineering, (p) Dr. F. H. Shaw, Associate Professor of Pharmacology, (p) Dr. R. T. Sussex, Senior Lecturer in French, (p) Mr. F. J. D. Syer, Senior Lecturer in Mathematics (Mildura Branch).

Dr. C. Teichert, Senior Lecturer in Geology, (p) Mr. H. Wiemann, Lecturer in German.

Dr. H. K. Worner, Professor of Metallurgy.

1948: (p) Miss J. L. Alexander, Lecturer in Chemistry (Mildura Branch). (p) Miss N. C. B. Allen, Lecturer in Physics. (p) Mr. K. M. Baier, Lecturer in Philosophy. (p) Miss M. Bayne, Lecturer in Economic Geography. (p) Mr. A. S. Buchanan, Lecturer in Physical Chemistry. (p) Mr. G. Buchdahl, Lecturer in General Science. (p) Mr. J. F. Cairns, Lecturer in Economic History. (p) Mr. P. Canart, Lecturer in French. (p) Mr. A. E. Ferguson, Senior Lecturer in Electrical Engineering. (p) Mrs. K. E. Fitzpatrick, Associate Professor of History. (p) Mr. L. Goldberg, Senior Lecturer in Accountancy. (p) Miss E. M. F. Good, Lecturer in. Architecture.

Dr. D. W. Goodall, Senior Lecturer in Botany. Mr. A. N. Hambly, Senior Lecturer in General Chemistry. Dr. G. M. Harris, Senior Lecturer in Physical' Chemistry,

(p) Dr. N. J. Hayward, Senior Lecturer in Bacteriology. Professor B. Higgins, Ritchie Professor of Economic Research,

(p) Mr. D. M. Hocking, Senior Lecturer in Economics.

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514 APPOINTMENTS, RESIGNATIONS AND RETIREMENTS

(p) Mr. A. C. Jackson, Senior Lecturer in Philosophy. Dr. J. W. Johnstone, Acting Professor of Obstetrics. Dr. R. L. Kamm, Senior Lecturer in Physical Metallurgy.

(p) Miss J. Kerr, Lecturer in Accountancy. Mr. H. Maddox, Lecturer in Psychology,

(p) Miss E. L. Mollison, Lecturer in Zoology (Mildura Branch). • (p) Mr. C. E. Moorhouse, Professor of Electrical Engineering, (p) Miss E. A. Nelson, Lecturer in Physics. (p) Mr. S. S. Orr, Lecturer in Philosophy, (p) Mr. E. J. C. Rennie, Acting Professor and Associate Professor of Mechanical

Engineering, (p) Dr. K. F. Russell, Associate Professor of Anatomy.

Dr. H. Schwerdtfeger, Senior Lecturer in Mathematics, (p) Mr. V. B. D. Skerman, Senior Lecturer in Bacteriology.

Mr. R. Smith, Lecturer in Metallurgy, (p) Mr. W. J. Stewart, Lecturer in Accountancy. (p) Mr. R. J. Storer, Senior Lecturer in Mathematics, (p) Miss R. Sugden, Lecturer in Chemistry, (p) Dr. C. M. Tattam, Associate Professor of Geology, (p) Dr. O. W. Tiegs, Professor of Zoology, (p) Mr. A. L. Turner, Senior Lecturer in Law.

Dr. M. M. Wilson, Assistant Director of the Public Health Laboratory,

RESIGNATIONS AND RETIREMENTS 1947:

Dr. J. S. Anderson, Senior Lecturer in Chemistry. Dr. L. J. Austin, Lecturer in French. Dr. W. Boas, Senior Lecturer in Physical Metallurgy. Dr. B. J. Grieve, Senior Lecturer in Botany. Mr. J. S. Gawler, Lecturer in Architecture. Dr. J. S. Guest, Lecturer in Anatomy. Mr. R. D. Hill, Senior Lecturer in Physics.

1948: Dr. A. C. Taylor, Senior Lecturer in French. Dr. J. W. H. Lugg, Senior Lecturer in Plant Biochemistry. Mr. P. H. Partridge, Senior Lecturer in Political Science. Associate Professor Burton, Associate Professor of Economic History. Mr. J. S. Bowles, Lecturer in Metallography. Mr. P. G. Law, Lecturer in Physics. Dr. N. H. D. Mackenzie, Lecturer in English. Mr. A. L. G. McDonald, Assistant Librarian. Miss J. Raff, Medical School Librarian.

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