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THE UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
TWENTY-SIXTH AUTUMN CONGREGATION
for the
CONFERRING OF DEGREES
and to mark the
FORTIETH ANNIVERSARY
OF THE FIRST CONVOCATION
of the University of British Columbia
Thursday, October Thirtieth
Nineteen Hundred and Fifty - two
After the Congregation Ceremony tea will
be served in the Brock Memorial Building.
O CANADA
o Canada! Our Home and Native Land!True patriot-love in all thy sons command.With glowing hearts we see thee rise,The True North, strong and free,And stand on guard, 0 Canada,We stand on guard for thee.
o Canada, glorious and free!O Canada, we stand on guard for thee!0 Canada, we stand on guard for thee!
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MUSICAL PROGRAMME
by
THOMAS JENKINS, Mus. Bach.
FORTY YEARS ONCongregation and the Alumni Association are honouring to-day
those veterans of the First Convocation of this University who met onAugust 21, 1912 to elect the first Chancellor and fifteen members ofSenate. By the terms of the University Act, passed four years previously,the first Convocation was to consist of twenty-five members selected bythe Lieutenant-Governor in Council, and all graduates “of any Universityin his Majesty’s Dominions” who had resided for at least two years inthe province, registered with Provincial Secretary and paid the requiredfee. It is impressive testimony to the interest shown by these men andwomen in the future of higher education in British Columbia that some800 enrolled between May 1 and July 31, 1912. From EdwardCharles Arthur, B.A., Victoria College, Coburg, of Nelson to ByronYandall Hill, B.A., University of New Brunswick, of South Hill, alumniof every Canadian university and their brethren from Oxford, Cambridgeand London, Edinburgh, Glasgow and Aberdeen, Manchester and Durham,the Royal University of Ireland and Trinity College, Dublin, respondedto the call of help launch Canada’s youngest university. To turn thepages of the first register and read their names is like unfurling anhonour roll of British Columbia’s leaders in church and state and theprofessions. Blaylock of Trail and Wade of Kamloops, Wolverton ofNelson and Howay of New Westminster, Brewster and Tolmie, McKechnieand Brydone-Jack, Sanford, De Pencier and McLaren, E. P. Davis, AuloyMorrison and Denis Murphy, Annie Jcimieson, Lily Laverock, EvelynFarris and Rosalind Young, E. B. Paul and G. E. Robinson, S. J. Willis,and L. F. Robertson—they are all there. Some of them—as many as areavailable—will be with us tonight; one of them, H. T. Logan, is presenthere with the faculty as chairman of the Department of Classics.
Forty years is not a long time in the life of a University, whichmust by the very nature of things be timeless and ageless. But TheUniversity of British Columbia can claim as eventful a first forty yearsas any of its peers. Its first classes met under the grim shadow of theFirst World War. Of the 342 students who gathered in “temporary”quarters in Fairview on September 30, 1915 many, like our presentChancellor, were soon to be off to the wars. It is in their memory thatthe undergraduate gown has its yoke edged with khaki cord. The energyand determination of the students in the early Twenties made theGovernment “See the Point,” as the college paper happily proclaimed in
1922, but it was not till three years later that the University was settledat Point Grey. It had scarcely got used to its new quarters before theGreat Depression put an end to hopes of expansion and reduced itsvitality to the lowest point consistent with survival. Scarely had it begunto move forward again when a Second World War required the servicesand sacrifices of many of its staff and students. Again when its gunsgrew silent the University, like a true Alma Mater, welcomed its sonsand daughters bock to academic halls, and turned away no qualifiedveteran who sought higher education. At the peak of this period almost5,000 veterans streamed across the Campus with some 4,400 otherstudents. They gave to the student body and the faculty the sameexample of keenness and sound scholarship as did the “returned men”after World War One. To-day with its Faculties and Schools, its newDepartments and its expanded facilities the University is entering upono second forty years of service. May it receive from members of Convocation in that period the same loyal and devoted support that was givenby the Convocation of 1912.
F. H. SOWARD.
PROGRAMME OF CEREMONY
o CANADA
INVOCATIONby The Reverend Samuel Vernon Fowcett, B.A., B.D., Th.D.
REMARKSby Sherwood Lett, C.B.E., D.S.Q., M.C.,
E.D., Q.C., B.A., LL.D.Chancellor of the University of British Columbia
CONFERRING OF HONORARY DEGREESby the Chancellor
THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF LAWSDenis William Brogan, M.A., D. ès L., LL.D.,
Chevalier de Ia Legion d’HonneurGeorge William Brown, M.A., Ph.D., F.R.S.C.
Arthur Reginald Marsden Lower, M.A., A.M., Ph.D., F.R.S.C.
INTRODUCTION OF CONGREGATION SPEAKERby Norman A. M. MacKenzie, C.M.G., M.M. and Bar, Q.C.,
B.A., LL.B., LLM., LL.D., D.C.L., F.R.S.C.President of the University of British Columbia
THE CONGREGATION ADDRESSby Denis William Brogan, M.A., D, es L., LL.D.,
Chevalier de Ia Legion d’Honneur
CONFERRING OF DEGREES IN COURSEby the Chancellor
PRESENTATION OF THEGOVERNOR GENERAL’S MEDAL
to Katherine Diane Sawyer, B.A.
GOD SAVE THE QUEEN
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FACULTY OF GRADUATE STUDIESTHE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY
Pearce, Robert Michael, B.Sc. (McGill), M.A. PhysicsThesis: 1. “The Suppression of Compton Electrons in
some Photoelectron Spectra.”H. “The Double Beta Decay of Sw 124.”
Petch, Howard Earl, M.Sc. (McMaster) PhysicsThesis: “Nuclear Electric Quadrupole Interaction in Single
Crystals.”
THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF ARTS
Barr, Margaret Elizabeth, B.A. iclogy and
Thesis: “Pyrenomycetes of British Columbia.”Chapman, Victor Lennie, B.A. °1 and
Thesis: “A Comparison of Some Methods of EvoluatingOutcomes of Laboratory Instruction in High SchoolChemistry.”
Cherry, Douglas Henry, B.A. EnglishThesis: “The Courtly Love Theme in Shakespear’s Plays.”
Cornwall, Ira Hugh Brooke, B.A. GeographyThesis: “A Geographical Study of the Port of Vancouver in
Relation to its Coastal Hinterland.”Forward, Charles Nelson, B.A. Geography
Thesis: “Ice Distribution in the Gulf of St. Lawrence duringthe Breakup Season.”
Ko, Howard, B.A. PhysicsThesis: “Bioelectric Potentials and Active Transfer in Frog
Skin.”Luyendyk, Walter Rigby, B.A. Psychology
Thesis: “A Study of the Predictive Value of the Battery ofPsychological Tests used by the Counselling Office ofthe University of British Columbia.”
Ramage, Edwin Stephen, B.A. ClassicsThesis: “The Life of Virgil: An Investigation of the Historical
Sources.”Rowson, Mary Elizabeth, B.A. Slavonic Studies
Thesis: “Robert Owen and the Soviet Kolkhozy.”Smithers, Douglas Alan, B.A. Economics
Thesis: “A Study of the American Federation of Musicians.”Speed, Richard Henry, B.A. Psychology
Thesis: “The Personality-Perception Problem: An Investigationof the Relationship between Security and Insecurityand Visual Perceptual Closure.”
Trites, Ronald Wilmot, B.Sc. (Univ. of N.B.) PhysicsThesis: “The Oceanography of Chatham Sound, British Columbia.”
Williams, Robert Leroy, B.Sc. (Univ. of Western Ont.) PhysicsThesis: “Conduction Processes in Crystals.”
Wilson, Lolita Nevon, B.A. PsychologyThesis: “A Comparison of the Raven Progressive Matrices (1947)
and the Performance Scale of the Wechsler IntelligenceScale for Children for Assessing the Intelligence ofIndian Children.”
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THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCEBriggs, Thomas Irving, B.A. Chemistry
Thesis: “The Preparation of Some Homologues of DinitroOrtho and Pora Cresols.”
McKeown, George Gordon, B.A. ChemistryThesis: “The Action of Pyridine on Dulcitol Hexanitrate.”
THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF APPLIED SCIENCE
Billington, Ion James, B.A.Sc. Iring
Thesis: “Construction and Operation of an Electronic Ram.”Deitz, George Albert, B.A.Sc.
Thesis: “The Reaction of Silver with Cyanide Solutions underOxygen Pressure.”
Lye, Robert Glen, B.A.Sc.Thesis: “The Anodic Oxidation of Aluminum.”
O’Brien, Robert Neville, B.A.Sc.Thesis: “The Hydrogen Precipitation of Vanadium from
Aqueous Solutions.”Piercy, George Robert, B.A.Sc.
Thesis: “Ferromagnetism and Order in Nickel Manganese Alloys.”
THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE IN AGRICULTUREDennis, Mrs. Mary Mulvin, B.S.A. Horticulture
Thesis: “Some Effects of Magnesium and Boron on King AlfredDaffodil Bulbs Forced in a Fraser Volley ‘Problem’Soil.”
AgriculturalHerring, Stephen Harold Edward, B.Com., B.S.A. Economics andPoultry Husbandry
Thesis: “A Study of Variations in Egg Production inBritish Columbia, 1943-1951.”
Hill, Robert William, B.S.A. DairyingThesis: “Metabolic Activities of Pseudomonas oeruginosa when
Grown on a 2-Ketogluconic Acid Medium.”Hunsaker, Walter George, B.S.A. Poultry Husbandry
Thesis: “Fish Meal and Dried Brewers’ Yeast as Sources ofUnidentified Growth Factors in Turkey PoultNutrition.”
Randall, Armand Peter, B.S.A.Thesis: “The Effects of DDT, Chlordane, and Benzene Hexochloride
upon Germination, Growth, and Nodulation of RedClover Trifolium pratense Linn.”
Williams, Charles Melville, B.S.A. Animal HusbandryThesis: “Growth—with Particular Reference to its Assessment
in Beef Cattle Production.”
FACULTY OF ARTS AND SCIENCETHE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SOCIAL WORK
Baycroft, Bernice Winnifred, B.A., B.S.W.Thesis: “Case Work in a Neighbourhood House.”
Fogarty, Patrick James, B.A., B.S.W.Thesis: “Relation of Children’s Disorders to
Limiting Parental Influences.”
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Gilchrist, Margaret Rorothea, B.A., B.S.W. (Man.)Thesis: “Homemaker Service for Tuberculous Mothers.”
Guest, Dennis Trevor, B.A., B.S.W.Thesis: “Taylor Manor—A survey of the Facilities
of Vancouver’s Home for the Aged.”Helm, Elmer Joseph, B.A., B.S.W.
Thesis: “Alexandra Neighbourhood House.”Henry, John Alexander, B.A., B.S.W.
Thesis: “A Survey of the Graduates of the School ofSocial Work of The University of British Columbia.”
Holt, Kenneth Arthur, B.A., B.S.W.Thesis: “Rehabilitation of Paraplegic Patients.”
Howie, Glenn Miller, B.A., B.S.W. (Man.)Thesis: “A Survey of the Graduates of the School of
Social Work of The University of British Columbia.”Hutchinson, Fred Arthur, B.A. (Man.), B.S.W.
Thesis: “Casework Service in a Neighbourhood House.”Johnson, Helen Louise, B.A. (Sask.), B.S.W.
Thesis: “The Development of the Public Child WelfareProgram in Saskatchewan.”
Mitchell, Robert James Gordon, B.A. (Man.), B.S.W.Thesis: “The Family Welfare Bureau of Greater Vancouver.”
Moslin, Ralph Sidney, B.A., B.S.W.Thesis: “Differential Treatment in Child Guidance
Case Work.”Ralph, Edmund Vernard, B.A. (Toronto), B.S.W.
Thesis: “The Use of the Standard Budget to EvaluateNeed in Public Assistance.”
Richard, Sonia Patricia, B.A., S.S.W.Thesis: “The Health Centre for Children, 1948-51.”
Rudnicki, Walter, B.A., B.S.W. (Man.)Thesis: “Mental Illness Among Recent Immigrants.”
Rykiss, Ben, B.A. (Man.), B.S.W.Thesis: “Rheumatic Heart Disease: The Meaning of This
Illness to Patients and Their Families.”
Smith, Marjorie Vivien, B.A. (Sask.), B.S.W.Thesis: “The Social Worker in Parent Group Education.”
Tadych, Mrs. Mary Philomena, B.A. (Manchester), B.S.W.Thesis: “Psycho-Social Aspects of Tuberculosis.”
Willems, Harry Alexander, B.A., B.S.W.Thesis: “Social Assistance in New Westminster.”
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CLASSIFICATION:For B.A.Sc. and B.S.F. degrees:
(H) Honours.(1) First Class.(2) Second Class.(P) Passed.
For other degrees:(1) First Class.(2) Second Class.(P) Passed.(C) Completed for B.A. in a combined course.
THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SOCIAL WORK
Braley, Mrs. Kay Phyllis, B.A. (2)Brown, John LeRoy, B.A.
(Minnesota) (2)Clement, Mrs. Virginia Elizabeth,
B.S. in P.E. (WashingtonState College) (2)
Kersiak, Sidney Edwin, B.A. (2)
Pepper, Gerald Wesley,B.A. (Alberta)
Rowley, Mrs. Shirley Kathleen,B.A.
Van Orsdel, Ruth Eliza,B.S. (Oregon)
Wright, Gordon Richard, B.A.
THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF EDUCATION
Bell, Neil Alan, B.A. (Queen’s) (2)Bloke, Thomas Bartlett, B.A. (2)Bruce, Robert Leishman,
B.A. (Manitoba) (2)Burch, Arthur Frederic, B.A. (2)Diemert, Joseph Peter Lawrence,
B.A. (Sask.) (2)Gibson, Garnet Matthew
Alan, B.A. (2)Hody, Mrs. Maud Hazel, B.A. (1)Hudson, William Osborne, B.A. (2)Hunter, William Robert, B.A. (2)Johnstone, Laura, B.A. (1)Jones, David Ralph, B.A. (2)Kagnoff, Morris, B.A. (2)Kennett, Stanley Foreman,
B.A. (Toronto) (2)L’Hirondelle, Mrs. Patricia
Joan, B.A. (Sask.) (P)Loucks, Harold George, B.A. (2)Mcintosh, Donald James, B.A. (2)
MocLeod, John Kempton, B.A. (2)Neufeld, Jacob V., B.A.
(Manitoba) (P)O’Donnell, Harold Cecil, B.A. (2)Pendleton, Carolyn Sadie,
B.A. (Toronto) (P)Ratcliffe, Leslie Allan
William, B.A. (2)Russell, Ronald Charles
Miller, B.A. (2)Scutt, Alan Graham, B.A. (2)Smith, Robert Lea, B.A. (P)Stephenson, Heber James,
B.S.A. (P)Warr, John Richard Freeman,
M.Sc. (Dal.) (2)Webster, Wilfred George, B.A. (2)Whelan, Isobel Rose, B.A. (1)Wiedrick, Vernon Ansel, B.A. (2)Young, Margaret Maureen, BA. (1)
(2)
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THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS
Armour, John Leslie McKennaBasi, Raghbir SinghBrooks, Frederick Guy HayesHorton, MaryJeffrey, Ruth CharlotteKidson, Geoffrey Victor
HONOURSSecond Class Honours in Philosophy
Second Class Honours in SociologySecond Class Honours in HistorySecond Class Honours in EnglishSecond Class Honours in English
Second Class Honours in Physics and Mathematics
GENERAL COURSE
Aaronson, Mrs. EvelynFlorence
Alderson, Thelma JeanAlsbury, BruceArnesen, Molly ElizabethArnold-Wallinger, Gordon
AnthonyAveson, Mrs. Marjorie NorineBaker, Stanley BernardBalta, BrigittaBate, HaroldBaxter, Ronald ArthurBeard, John RobertBirnboim, Meyer HaroldBlack, Dorothy LindsayBlack, Mrs. Eleanor GertrudeBlock, Arthur JohnBlock, JacobBowron, John StoweBrown, Donald RolandBrownlee, William GarneyBryan, Clifford GeorgeBurke, Kenneth LloydBurnham, William LemuelCampbell, Daniel Robert JohnCampbell, Eric Eldon StuderCampbell, James Alastair
GrantCampbell, Margaret AnnaCampbell, William MortonChamberlain, JosephineCharlesworth, Ralph EdwardChow, Kwong WilliamColwell, Janet MaeCopan, Donald AngusDanner, William EdwardDawson, Horace Richard
Dickson, Henry George(P) Dodson, Edna(2) Downard, James Henry(P) Dudley, Leonard Carroll(P) Edgar, John Charles
Elvin, Memory Patience(2) Frederica(2) Eso, Joseph(P) Field, Kenneth Malory(2) Foster, Leo Webb(P) Franck, Thomas(P) Fraser, Duncan Scott(2) Frost, Raymond Herbert(2) Gaff, Kerr Edward Gale(2) Gayner, Robert Harold(P) Gilchrist, Robert William(2) Glenesk, Alfred Hudson,(2) B.Com.(2) Gornall, Frederick Alexander(2) Graham, Mrs. Elizabeth(P) Annette Andrews(P) Green, Robert James(2) Greig, Jane Margaret(P) Griffiths, Gloria(1) Gross, Alfred(P) Hamilton, Dorothy Margaret
Hendsbee, Lyla-Lee(C) Hibberd, Richard Anthony(2) Hogarth, Gordon Lauder(P) B.A.Sc.(2) Hurley, George Thomas(P) Huva, Gerhart(P) Jenkinson, David William(P) Johnson, Ross Alfred(2) Jones, Donald Rupert(P) Jones, Trevor Knox(2) Jose, Harold Angus Blackley
(2)(2)(2)(C)(P)
(2)(P)(P)(2)(C)(2)(P)(C)(2)(C)
(C)(P)
(P)(2)(P)(2)(P)(P)(2)(P)
(C)(2)(2)(P)(2)(C)(2)(P)
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Kan, Mo-Ching (P) Parker, Noel Ralph (P)Kennedy, William Joseph John (C) Pearce, Theodore George (C)King, Joanne (P) Penner, Jacob Henry (P)Lancaster, Mary Diane (P) Piercy, Richard Arthur (P)Lane, Mrs. Elva Irene (2) Potter, John Edward (C)Leatherdale, Dona Marie (P) Puil, George John (P)Levey, Donald Howard (2) Riches, Herga Eleanor (2)Logan, David William (P) Roberts, Brian Cheer (C)Loosmore, Thomas Robert (2) Roberts, John Lloyd (P)Low, William (P) Robertson, Anne Cochrane (1)Lowick, Ballentyne Albert (P) Rodin, Edward (C)Manson, Mrs. Anne Laurie (2) Romer, Richard Bateman (P)Mason, Geoffrey Pliny (1) Roote, Trevor Frederick (P)Menzies, Caroline Margaret (2) Schroeder, Martin (2)Middleditch, Patricia Anne (2) Scoones, William Alexander (2)Millard, Marcia Patricia (P) Seymour, Ian Ralph (P)Moir, David Alexander (2) Sherbin, Kenneth Henry (P)Montaldi, Victor Amedeo (2) Smith, John Edgar (2)Moore, Richard Harvey (P) Stanley, Lawrence Edward (2)Murphy, Thomas Stanley (P) Taylor, Mrs. Winifred Ruth (2)McArthur, Lois Barbara (P) Thomas, Gertrude Cecile (P)McCawley, Sheila Doreen (P) Tingley, Valerie Jeanne (P)MacDougall, Sheila Whitcomb (P) Townsend, David Alden (P)MacKenzie, Ian Malcolm (P) Tresize, David Kendall (P)MacKenzie, Robert Malcolm (P) Vanstone, Clarence Leroy (P)McKinnon, Patricia Rose (P) Weinstein, Lilian (P)MacLean, Leslie Janet (P) Weir, Moira (P)MacLennan, David Bruce (P) Weldon, Richard Chapman (P)MacLeod, Rosemary Margaret (2) Whiteside, Frederick Richard (C)MacNaughton, Kathleen Myrtle (2) Wiens, John Harold (2)MacPherson, Earl (P) Williams, Lloyd George (P)Nichols, Paul Herbert Lee (P) Williamson, Lois (P)North, Roy Archibald (2) Winton, Mrs. Anne Hewitt (2)Norton, William Arthur (2) Wootton, Anna Frances (C)Nutt, William George (2) Wright, Douglas Alexander (P)Oldfield, Francis Arthur (P) Wylie, Thomas Milton,Oliver, Daniel Milton (C) B. Corn., LL.B. (2)
THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF COMMERCE
Collbeck, Cecil Walter (P) Macforlone, David RobertHolman, Bruce Matthews (P) McGregor (P)Huestis, Robert Wilfred (P) McFeely, Cameron John,Johnston, Lyle Henry (P) B.A.Sc. (P)Ma, Chiu-Shue (P) Petty, James Alan (2)Malkin, Philip Lloyd (P) Ramsey, Duncan James (P)
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THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF HOME ECONOMICS
Albrecht, Marion Doreen (P) Oxland, Daphne Moe (P)Brodd, Elm Maria (P) Redditt, Dorothy Jean (P)Derry, Elizabeth (2) Witham, Margaret Genevieve (P)Gilmour, Lorraine Phyllis (2)
THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Fee, Walter Rae (P) McHardy, Ian (P)Grondahl, John Bryan (P) Smith, Marshal Lawrence Alto (F)Leir, Esther Octavia Kathleen (2) Stephens, Richard RussellMitchell, Harold Bruce (P) Joseph (P)
FACULTY OF APPLIED SCIENCETHE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
Huff, Major Walter (P) Miller, Peter (p)
CIVIL ENGINEERING
Gerty, Alexander Francis (P) Pomeroy, James William (p)Montgomery, Henry
Worthington (P)
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
Collicutt, James (P) Overton, Antony (P)Harrison, William Farrell (P) Sneddon, William David (2)
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Jorgensen, Rasmus Berger (P) Terris, James (p)Parkyn, Harold Allen (P)
THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE
Sai-Chew, Dick Mah (P) Skrimshire, Peter MitchellTruscott (2)
THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING
Cusson, Marguerite Georgette (2) Putnam, Elizabeth Gordon (2)Flett, Vera Irene (2)
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FACULTY OF AGRICULTURETHE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OP SCIENCE IN AGRICULTURE
Bryant, Lawrence PierceBushen, TesfaCauston, John WilliamEwert, Peter EdwardHiguchi, AugustineHurov, Leonard IrvingMcGibbon, Maxwell
Phillips, John CourticeSalting, Charles PhilipSoon, David Yea KwongStewart, James EdwardVerchere, Frances EmilyWondafrash, Amde
FACULTY OF LAWTHE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF LAWS
Angell, Ronald Douglas (P)Beckingham, William (P)Brister, Donald Edmund (P)Dixon, Henry Bruce (P)Drysdale, John Andrew
Wishart, B.A. (P)Edwards, Dudley (P)Edwards, Robert (P)Fahlman, Patricia, BA. (P)Hughes, Raymond Joseph, B.A. (P)Langley, William Lester (P)Lepage, Derek George Gordon (P)
Miller, James MarshallMacDonald, Alastair lan, B.A.Macdonald, Frances Larue, B.A.Macdonell, Alan Alexander
WilsonMackintosh, Alexander Fraser,
B.A.Pedrini, HarryPratt, Cecil Clarence, B.A.Selkirk, Robert Bruce, B.A.Steeves, John Thomson, B.A.Wardill, Stanley Herbert, B.A.
FACULTY OF PHARMACYTHE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN PHARMACY
Carrigan, Derek James Lamb (P) Thirsk, Francis WesleyFranklin, Douglas Benjamin (P) Vawden, Joyce Coles
FACULTY OF FORESTRYTHE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN FORESTRY
Charnell, Gordon Stanley (2) Jones, Gordon Alexander (P)
(2)(2)(2)(2)(P)(2)(2)
(2)(P)(P)(2)(2)(2)
(P)(P)(P)
(P)
(P)(P)(P)(P)(P)(P)
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THE UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
MEDALS, FELLOWSHIPS, SCHOLARSHIPS,PRIZES AND BURSARIES
(Awards made from October 31st, 1951 to October 31st, 1952)
THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPCharles Patrick Sterling Taylor
AWARDS FOR HEADS OF THE GRADUATING CLASSESThe Governor General’s Gold Medal: Katherine Diane Sawyer.The Wilfred Sadler Memorial Gold Medal: Roberts Angus Smith.The Association of Professional Engineers Gold Medal: Thomas Anthony Lambe.The Kiwanis Club Gold Medal and Prize, $50: Basil John Leslie Rolfe.The University Medal for Arts and Science: Donald James Hudson.The Law Society Gold Medal and Prize (Call and Admission Fee): William Basker
yule Gill.The Homer Gold Medal for Pharmacy: Francis Howard Edmund Wills.The British Columbia Parent-Teacher Federation Prize, $100: Julia Frances May
Lindsay.The Canadian Association for Health, Phyecal Education, and Recreation Medal
and Prize, $50: Shirley Doreen Lewis.The University Nurses’ Club Prize, $50: Dorothy Jean Kergin.The Canadian Institute of Forestry (British Columbia Sections) Medal: Norman
Reginald Wynn Dusting.The H. R. MacMillan Prize in Forestry, $100: Norman Reginald Wynn Dusting.The Dr. Maxwell A Cameron Memorial Medal and Prize, $50: Robert Howard
Farquharson.The Royal Architectural Institute of Canada Medal: Kenneth Edmund Robert Kerr.
SPECIAL GRADUATE FELLOWSHIPS IN MEDICINEThe Burroughs Wellcome Fellowship in Anoesthesiology and Applied Pharmacology,
$1000: Hugh H. Macartney.The Pouleric Fellowship in Applied Physiology, $500: Hugh H. Macortney.The Savage Shoe Company Fellowship, $100: Beryl Lewis.
FELLOWSHIPS AND SCHOLARSHIPS FOR GRADUATES ANDSTUDENTS IN THE GRADUATING CLASSES
(a) For Graduate Study and ResearchThe Anne Wesbrook Scholarship, $125: Glenda Roberta Gillard.The Bene Scholarship, $50: Herbert Joseph Brown.The Britannia Mining and Smelting Company Limited Scholarship, $250: No award.The British Columbia Electric Railway Company Limited Fellowship in Agriculture,
$800: Abe Martin Unrou.The British Columbia Electric Railway Company Limited Graduate ScholarshIps,
$250 each:Gerald Peter Browne.Stella Kathleen Sawchuk.Rosemary Stokes.
The British Columbia Sugar Refining Company Limited Scholarships:Robert Barker: $250.00.Michael Burdett: $200.00.Joan Diane Barton: $250.00.Huibert Doornenbal: $300.00.Peter Fred Fillipoff: $300.00.Edwin Moyer Hagmeier: $300.00.Miles Hugh Alston Keenleyside: $300.00.John Donald Francis Kidd: $300.00.Walter Hepworth Lewis: $250.00.James Grant Robertson: $237.50.
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The British Columbia Telephone Company Scholarship in Community and RegionalPlanning, $600: Clive L. Justice.
The British Columbia Telephone Company Scholarships in Engineering and Physics:William Le Breton Ross: $600.00.John Thomas Sample: $700.00.Fred Terentiuk: $600.00.
The California Standard Company Graduate Fellowship, $750: Ronald DwightJohnson.
The Canadian Industries Limited Fellowship, $900 (plus $300 for equipment, etc.):Paul Alexander Desmond de Maine.The Canadian Pulp and Paper Association, Western Division, Fellowships, $500each:
Arthur Kneeland Parker.George Philip Thomas.
The Cariboo Gold Quartz Mining Company Limited Scholarship, $100: No award.The Cominco Fellowship, $1000 (plus $200 for equipment): John Leonard Snyder.The Community Planning Association of Canada (B. C. Division) Fellowships, $300each:
1. Gerald F. Farry.2. To be awarded later.
The Dr. F. J. Nicholson Scholarships, $500 each:Jack Gordon Souther.Sally Anne Woods.
The Edith Ashton Memorial Scholarship, $250: Thomas Christopher Brayshaw.The Gault Brothers Limited Graduate Scholarship in Commerce, $700: Noel Alexander Hall.The Graduate Scholarships in Slavonic Studies (donated by Mr. Walter C. Koernerin honour of Dr. William J. Rose):
1. Teaching Fellowship, $500: Irene Carlsen.2. Scholarship, $300: Arthur David Price.
The Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire Scott Memorial Scholarship, $100:Alan Lindsay Orr-Ewing.The Lefevre Gold Medal and Scholarship, $150:
David Hugh Clegg, with scholarship relinquished to:John Gilbert Moffatt.
The Native Daughters of British Columbia Scholarship, $100: Joseph CollinsLawrence.The Pacific Pine Co. Ltd. Scholarship in Forestry, $300: Thomas W. Littleford.The Powell River Company Limited Scholarship, $700: Wilma Elias.The Shell Oil Fellowship for Research, $900 (and tuition fees): Frank Cuthbert
Adam.Special University Scholarship for Forestry, $300: Gottfried von Fellenberg.The Standard Oil Company of British Columbia Limited Fellowship, $950 (plus
$150 for equipment): John Gilbert Moffatt.The University Graduate Scholarship, $200: Katherine Diane Sawyer.The Vancouver B’nai B’rith Hillel Foundation Scholarships, $125 each:
Habtu Esheté.Glenda Roberta Gillard.
(b) For Home EconomicsThe B. C. Electric Company Service Award in Home Economics (training course for
graduates): Lora Celia Stowell.
(e) For Social WorkThe British Columbia Electric Railway Company Limited Graduate Scholarship: $250:
William Hooson.The Canadian Association of Social Workers (British Columbia Mainlond Branch)
Prize, books, $25: Sonia Patricia Richards.The Laura Holland Scholorship, $200: David Yard.The Social Work Alumni Prize, $25: Patrick James Fogarty, with honourable
mention for Ralph Moslin and Marjorie Vivien Smith.
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AWARDS OPEN TO ALL FACULTIESThe Alan Boog Scholarship, $250: Thomas Robert Loosmore.The Alan Boag Special Award, $50: David Lawrence Youngson.The British Columbia Electric Railway Company Limited Proficiency Scholarships:
(a) Mourice Beverley Danard: $200.(b) Jack N. Merner: $200.(c) Howard Norton Rundle: $200.(d) Boris Auksmann: $100.
Robert Leo Firus: $100.(e) Hugh Jack Goldie: $100.
Joseph Samuel Fiorentino: $100.The British Columbia Electric Railway Company Limited Special Scholarships, $200
each:Audrey Bonerd.Adair J. Banerd.Marjorie Ann Brice.Margaret Ann Challenger.Raymond Counsell.Beverley June Dawson.Edward Howden Knight.Robin Brooks Leckie.
The Canadian Women’s Press Club (Vancouver Branch) Scholarship, $500: SheilaAnn Kearns.
Department of Mathematics Book Prizes: No awards.The Hewitt Bostock Memorial Lecture Prize, $25: No award.The I. J. Klein Scholarship, $100: Marney M. Stevenson.The Jonathan Rogers Awards (Scholarships and Bursaries):
Thomas Kennedy Alexander: $250.Ross Ashford: $100.William Raymond Bird: $175.John William Braithwaite: $250.Frank Stewart Deeth: $100.Lois Elaine Dunlop: $150.Brian Irving Finnemore: $200.Charles Henry Gairns: $200.Beverley May Gartrell: $200.David Alexander Gillanders: $250.Gerald Arthur Kiassen: $100.Robert Morrice Middleton: $200.William L. McCamey: $100.Esther Margaret Nelson: $250.Cohn Gibson Pew: $100.Peter Juhian Riley: $50.Vern H. K. Scott: $100.Charles Arnold Sigvardsen: $100.Gordon Arthur Stewart: $1 00.William Alexander Webber: $150.
The Macmillan Company of Canada Prizes in Creative Writing, $25 each:Mary Horton.John Edward George Meehan.
The Nancy Ryckman Scholarships, $185 each:Gordon Agar.Charles Ronald Harris.
The Players’ Club Alumni Scholarship, $50: Victor Edward Mitchell.The Poetry Prize, $25: Alan Edward Dawe.The TEL’HM Sorority Scholarship, $150: Cecil Morton Reid.The T. E. and M. E. Ladner Memorial Scholarships, $150 each:
B. Doll Mafferson.Berte Lily Moi.
The U.B.C. Branch No. 72 of the Canadian Legion, B.E.S.L. Scholarship, $200:John Anthony Coates.
The United Empire Loyalists’ Association Medal and Prize, $35: Archibald Mc-.Eochron Phillips.
The United Nations Prize, $50: Raghbir Singh Bash.
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SCHOLARSHIPS AND PRIZES IN AGRICULTURE
The Alan Walter Shore Memorial Scholarship, $100: Charles Basil MansfieldBailey.
The British Columbia Fruit Growers’ Association Golden jubilee (1939) Scholarship,$125: Hugh Alexander Daubeny.
The Carr Scholarship in Dairying, $100: No award.The David Thom Scholarship, $100: Robert Barrie Sones.The Dr. D. A. McKee Memorial Prize, $30: Hugh Alexander Daubeny.The Hogarth Scholarships, $125 each:
(a) Hugh Alexander Daubeny, by reversion to:Wel Wing Yip.
(b) Charles Mansfield Bailey, by reversion ta:Lois Elaine Dunlop.
The MacMillan and Bloedel Prizes in Agriculture, total $150: No awards.The Nabob Scholarships in Food Technology, $150 each:
Edward Raymond Lightfoot.Leonard Powell Worthen.
University Scholarship in Agriculture, $200: Edgar Wesley Toop.
SCHOLARSHIPS AND PRIZES IN ARCHiTECTURE
The Architectural Institute of British Columblo Prizes, $66 each opprox.:Gilbert Eng.Richard Weldon Haley.John Harold Hanson.
B. C. Coast Woods Trade Extension Bureau Prizes in Architecture:Gilbert Eng: $50.Patrick Edgar Lowkes: $75.Arthur Langley: $50.Robert Martin Opie: $50.Clyde Dancy Rowett: $25.
The Charles J. Thompson Prizes, $50 each:(a) Second Year Prize—No award.(b) Third Year Prize—Ewart Arthur Wetherill, but
relinquished to James Frederick Gilmour.The Hobbs Glass Limited Scholarship, $250: John Harold Hanson.The McCarter and Nairne Scholarship, $250:
Ewart Arthur Wetherill, but relinquished toRichard Weldon Haley.
The Schloge Lock Company Scholarship, $250: Clyde Dancy Rowett.The Trail Board of Trade Prize, $25: Ken Gordon Terriss.
SCHOLARSHIPS AND PRIZES IN ARTS AND SCIENCE
The Ahepa Prize, $100: Peter Lawson Smith.The Alaska Pine Company Scholarship in Economics, $150: .iulian Bernard Moen.The Alaska Pine Company Scholarship in Wood Chemistry, $150: Shirley Anne
Marjorie Sutherland.The Armstead Prize in Biology and Botany, $50: John Basil Bancroft.The Beverley Cayley Scholarship, $100:
Ronald Alfred Sterne, Ralph George Sultan, andElden Cole Whipple (all equal), by reversion toRalph George Sultan.
The Brissenden Scholarship, $200: Ben Maarfmon.The Burbidge Scholarships, $125 each:
George Brierley Chadwick.Cohn Whitcomb Clark.
The Chemical Institute of Canada Book Prize, $25: Carole Anne Wall ick.The Daniel Buchanan Scholarship in Mathematics, $100: Robert Stanley Julius.The David Bolocan Memorial Prize, $25: Rosemary Stokes.The Dr. L. L. Horvath Scholarship in English Language and literature, $250:
Peter Lawson Smith.
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The Dr. L. L Horvoth Scholarships for the Humanities, $125 eoch:Patricia Jean Corstens.M. Dione Liggins.
The Entomological Society of British Columbia Book Prize: Albert Ronald Forbes.Frances Willard Prize, $50: Horold Ernest Hott.The John ond Annie Southcott Memorial Scholarship, $100: Isobelle Fonny Davis.The Llewellyn Jones Prize in Zoology, $50: Albert Ronald Forbes.The McGill Graduates Scholorship, $125: Margaret Cecelio McLone.The Plimsoll Club Scholarship in Economic Geography (Conodian Transport Com
pany Limited), $100: Philip Harrison Connolly.The Polish Friendship “Zgoda” Society Prize, $100: Jenifer Grace Munday.The Prize of the Minister of Switzerland, books: Peter Reginald Collins.The R. J. Pop Scholarship in Zoology, $50: No award.Royal Institution Scholarship in Arts and Science, $200: Ronald Alfred Sterne.The Show Memorial Scholarship, $125: Ross Carson Potter.The Slavanic Studies Graduation Prize, $100 (given by Mr. Walter C. Koerner in
honour of Dr. William J. Rose): Peter Florion Dembowski.The Terminal City Club Memorial Scholarship, $100: Merle Vivian Wiedrick.The Ukrainian Canadian Committee Prize, $100: Carol Jean Hall.The Undergraduate Scholarships in Slavonic Studies (donated by Mr. Walter C.
Koerner in honour of Dr. William J. Rose):(a) Richard Henry Thompson Golding: $250.(b) Ian Drummond: $250.(c) Irene Juliana Borne: $125.
Barry Gillespie Lucas: $125.University Essay Prize, books $25: Michael Richard Booth.University Great War Scholarships, $200 each:
David Eric Hastings.Barbara Ellen Stephenson.
University Scholarships for Trois-Pistales, $185 each:Jacqueline Arnold.Sylvia Opechowski.
University Scholarships in Arts and Science:(a) Third Year (Science Group):
George Brierley Chadwick, $100.Cohn Whitcomb Clark, $100.
(b) Third Year (Non-Science Group):Peter Lawson Smith, by reversion to:Ahistair Roderick MacKay, $200.
(c) Second Year:Robert Charles Thompson, $200.Rudolph Roland Hoening, $200.
(d) First Year:Michael Geoffrey Peers, $200.Eldon Cole Whipple by reversion to:Maurice Beverley Danard, by reversion to:Gloria Elizabeth Muhlo, $200.
The Vancouver Daily Province Scholarship, $250: Peter W. V. Bishop.The Vancouver Women’s Canadian Club Scholarship for Canadian History, $100:
Jacqueline Arnold.
SCHOLARSHIPS AND PRIZES IN COMMERCE
The Alaska Pine Company Scholarship in Commerce, $150: Richard Burton BorrowMeyer.
The B.C. Tree Fruits Limited Prizes, $100 each:Richard Burton Borrow Meyer.William Lafayette McCamey.John Maldwyn Turner Thomas.
The Canadian Traffic League Prizes, $25 each:W. E. Pickering.G. H. Shannon.A. R. Cornell.
The Edwin Waterhouse Scholarship, $250: John Kenneth William Pearson.The Elmer Johnston Memorial Scholarship, $150: John Wallace Macmillan.
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The Gault Brothers Limited Scholarships in Commerce, $300 each:Second Year—Robert Earle Blame.
Kenneth Richard MacKay.Frank Ernest Powell.
Third Year —Justin Wilfred Greene.Greg Merrill Fe de Montrêve.Michael McGuire Ryan.
The Hudson’s Bay Company Service Awards, $238 each:Third Year —Charles Arnold Sigvardsen.
David John Wright.Second Year—Gerard George Duclos.
James Francis Turner.The J. Ewart Collins Memorial Scholarship, $100: Neil Alfred Hamilton.The Kiwanis Club Scholarship, $150: Michael McGuire Ryan.The Morrow Scholarship in Commerce, $60:
Justin William Greene, by reversion to:James Grest Wilson, and relinquished to:Terrance D. Nicholls.
The N. Leo Klein Memorial Scholarship, $100:Robert Earl Blame, by reversion ta:Johann Erickson.
The Osler, Hammond and Nonton Scholarship, $150: Arthur Phillips.The Plimsoll Club Scholarship in Commerce (North Pacific Shipping Company),
$250: Richard Avery Walpole.The Plimsoll Club Scholarship in Foreign Trade and Transportation (Dole and
Company Limited), $250: Eric Karl Firus.The Plimsoll Club Scholarship in International Trade Problems (Empire Shipping
Company Limited), $250: Ian Gordon DesBrisay.The Trans-Canada Investment Corporation Scholarship, $150: John Clement South-.
cott.The Transportation and Customs Bureau of the Vancouver Board of Trade Awards:
Cohn Hackett Jensen, $50.John Williamson Long, $75.Willis Louie, $75.Gerald Clophom Main, $75.John Wallace Macmillan, $75.Charles Arnold Sigvardsen, $75.John Clement Southcott, $75.
The Western Doily Newspaper Advertising Managers’ Association Scholarship,$200: James Francis Turner.
The Winspeor, Hamilton, and Anderson Company Scholarships, $150 each:1. Robert Earle Blame, by reversion to:
Margaret Louise Batty.2. Michael McGuire Ryan, by reversion to:
Robert Lionel McGuire.The Waodward Scholarships, $125 each:
1. David John Bollentine.2. Greg Merrill Fe de Montrêve, by reversion to:
Wharton Murray Martindale.
SCHOLARSHIPS AND PRIZES IN ENGINEERING
The American Society of Mechanical Engineers (IJ.B.C. Branch) Prize, $25: ArnoldPaul Robinson.
The Association of Professional Engineers’ Prize, books, $25:Gilbert Frank Jacobs.Harold Palmer.John Vincent MacDonald.Philip Roy Wilson.Gordon William Zelt.
The B.C. Coast Woods Trade Extension Bureau General Prizes: No awards.The B.C. Coast Woods Trade Extension Bureau Prizes in Engineering:
Alan Hicks, $100.Jospeh Dudra, $50.Allen John Milburn English, $25.
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The B’nai B’rith Chapter No. 77 Scholarship, $50: Richard Mason Palmer.The Boultbee-Bosustow Memoriol Scholorship, $250:
Geno Bisaro, by reversion to:Kenneth John Hindmorch.
The British Columbia Electric Roilwoy Company Limited IJndergroduote Scholarships in Engineering:(a) William Eugene Boresky, $200.(b) William Keith Roe Park, $200.(c) Edmund Dovid Neole, by reversion to:
Hong Ging Lum, $100and
Harry Robert Rendall, $100.The California Standard Company Scholarship, $375 (Engineering): Edmund David
Neale.The California Standard Company Scholarship, $375 (Geology): Philip Roy Wilson.The Canadian Forest Products Limited Prizes, $100 each;
1. William Frederick Waldie.2. Andrew Smail.
The Canadian Forest Products Limited Scholarships, $10 each:1. Alvin Oscar Norman.2. Richard Burke.
The Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, B. C. Section, Book Prizes:Philip R. Wilson (Geological).J. Clement Simard (Metallurgical).T. Stuart Campbell (Mining).
The Chemical Institute of Canada Book Prize, $25: Richard Meson Palmer.The Dunsmuir Scholarship, $150:
Kenneth John Hindmarch, by reversion to:Thomas Stuart Campbell.
The Engineering Institute of Canada Prize, $25: Lawrence Leonard Bockhald.The Engineering Institute of Canada (Vancouver Branch) Walter Moberly Memorial
Prize, Books, $25: Jack Douglas.The General Construction Company Limited Scholarship, $200:
Cameron Morris Carley, by reversion throughDonald Roderick MacKay to:Thomas Covello.
The G. M. Dawson Scholarship, $50: Philip Roy Wilson.The H. R. MacMillan Prize in Forest Engineering, $100: Selwyn Perrin Fox.The Ingledow Prizes, $50 each:
Cameron Morris Carley.Cohn James Crickmay.Robert Stanley Gruno.Edmund David Neale.
The John Inglis Company Limited Scholarships, $125 each:1. Douglas Scott Campbell.2. No award.
Kennecott Copper Corporation Scholarship in Mining, $500 annually for twoyears: Donald Roderick MacKay.
The Lambert Scholarship, $200: Gilbert Frank Jacobs.The Northern Electric Company Limited Prize, $100: Cohn James Crickmay.The Plimsoll Club Scholarship in Chemistry (International Paints (Western) Lim
ited), $125: David Daniel Kristmanson.The Plimsoll Club Scholarship in Machine Design and Theory (Canada Shipping
Company Limited), $250: John Ernest Anderton.The Plimsoll Club Scholarship in Mechanical Engineering (The Hon. Clarence
Wallace, C.B.E.), $250:Edmund David Neale, by reversion to:John Vincent MacDonald.
The Road Builders and Heavy Construction Association Graduation Prize, $50:Henry John Kelsall.
The Road Builders and Heavy Construction Association Scholarships, $125 each:Gilbert Franks Jacobs.John Denison Wood.
The Royal Institution Scholarship in Applied Science, $200:Robert Stanley Gruno, by reversion to:Archibald Dean MacGilhivray.
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The R. Randolph Bruce Scholarship, $200: Geno Bisoro.The Timber Preservers’ Limited Prizes:
Edwin Dudley Thorne, $65.Kenneth Charles Lucas, $45.Frederick Inglis Morris, $25.Ronald Robert Myers, $15.Ernie Einar Olson, $15.John Spence Wood, $15.
University Scholarship in Applied Science, $200: Cameron Morris Carley.
SCHOLARSHIPS AND PRIZES IN FORESTRYThe Alaska Pine Company Scholarship in Forestry, $150: Henry Augustus Olson.The Plimsoll Club Scholarships in Forestry (Seaboard Shipping Company Limited),
$150 each:George Floyd Cruickshonk.James Frederick McWilliams.
SCHOLARSHIPS AND PRIZES IN HOME ECONOMICSThe Home Economics Second Year Prize, $50: Lillian Nina Miller.The Vancouver Women’s Canadian Club Scholarship in Home Economics, $100:
Diane Marie Dixon.
SCHOLARSHIPS AND PRIZES IN LAWThe Canada Law Book Company Prize, books: Mary Frances Southin.The Canada Permanent Mortgage Corporation Prize, $50: Mary Frances Southin.The Canada Permanent Trust Company Prize, $50: Louis Fredrick Lindholm.The Carswell Company Limited Prizes, Books, $20 each:
William Boskerville Gill.John Bryett Watson.Gordon Wesley Young.
The Hon. R. L. Maitland Memorial Scholarship, $150: Gordon Wesley Young.The Ladner Prize in Law, $100: Gordon Arthur Christopher.The Norgan Essay Prizes, $50 each:
William Edward Ellis.Anna Frances Wootton.
The Norgon Scholarships, $150 each:First Year —1. John Bryeff Watson.
2. Ivan Reid Felthom.3. Norma B. Christie.
Second Year—i. Gordon Wesley Young by reversion to:Theodore George Pearce.
2. Louis Fredrick Lindholm.3. Thomas Franck.
Special Book Prize, $25: William Edward Ellis.The Toronto General Trusts Corporation Prize, Books, $30: Mary Frances Southin.
SCHOLARSHIPS AND PRIZES IN MEDICINEThe Dr. H. L W. Turnbull Memorial Scholarship, $300: Donald Oliver Anderson.The Dr. L. L. Horvoth Medical Scholarships:
1. L. W. Elwood Flother, $150.2. Philip Norod, $200.3. Peter John Baerg, $200.4. L. W. Elwood Flather, $200.
The Homer Prize, $100: Donald Oliver Anderson.The Janet Hotield Medical Scholarship, $200: Kenneth Rowland Donnelly.The Osler Society Scholarship, $100: Gordon Keith Heydon.The Sandoz Pharmaceuticals Prize (Instruments): Victor Allon McPhersonThe Schinbein Scholarship, $250:
Donald Oliver Anderson and Ralph MarenusChristensen (equal), by reversion to:Ralph Marenus Christensen.
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SCHOLARSHIPS AND PRIZES IN NURSINGThe Dr. L. L Horvoth Prize in Nursing, $50: Mary Alexandra Dickinson.The Provincial Deportment of Health and Welfar (Health Branch) Prizes, $50 each:
Movis Elizabeth Coleman.Mary Isabel McDougoll.
University Scholarship in Nursing and Health (awarded n December, 1951), $200:June Lauree Larsen.
University Scholarship in Nursing and Health, $200: Janice Myrtle Bacon.The Vancouver Registered Nurses’ Award, $250: Vivian Mono Jackson.The Vancouver Women’s Canadian Club Scholarship, $100: Mary Alexandra
Dickinson.
SCHOLARSHIPS AND PRIZES IN PHARMACYThe B.C. Drugs Limited Scholarship, $100: Anne Tomljenovich.The Canadian Association for the Advancement of Pharmacy Scholarships, $100
each:Diana Jane Elsdon.Walter Waldimere Vuskow.
The Charles E. Frosst and Company Scholarship, $12S: Donnalene May Steven.The Cunningham Prize in Pharmacy, $50: Francis Howard Edmund Wills.The Cunningham Scholarship in Pharmacy, $100: Ernest Raymond Counsell.The Mallinckrodt Chemical Works Limited Prize, $25: Francis Howard Edmund
Wills.The Merck Awards, books:
Carl Allan Adams.Kevin Guest.
The Pharmaceutical Association of the Province of British Columbia Prize, $50:ma Anne Treen.
The Pharmaceutical Association of the Province of British Columbia Scholarship,$100: Daphne Louise Atherton.
The Pharmacy Alumni Book Prizes:Louanne Claire Davies.Peter Malyuk.K. Claire C. Wood.
SCHOLARSHIP IN PHYSICAL EDUCATIONThe Canadian Association for Health, Physical Education and Recreation Scholar
ship, $50: Stanley David Lawson.
SCHOLARSHIPS FOR SENIOR MATRICULATION ANDUNiVERSITY ENTRANCE
British Columbia Forest Products Limited Scholarships, $300 each:Joan Kahr (Victoria College).Roy Westwick.
The Canadian Forestry Association (B. C. Branch) Scholarship, $200: No award.The Chris Spencer Foundation Scholarships for University Entrance, $225 each:
(a) Highest standing in the Province:Sonia Crompton Stuart (Victoria College)
(b) Second highest standing in the Province: Adrienne Todd 1Mervyn Clarice Weir / (equal)
(c) Highest standing in school areas:1. Lida Tanya Zinovich.2. Sandra Margaret Cordinoll.3. Shirley Anne McQueen.4. Relinquished by Robert Hugh Veach and
William Mervin Jory in turn to:Ada Joyce Seraphim.
5. Richard Henry Silversides.6. Sarah Elizabeth Robertson.
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7. Alan Brian Karme.8. Marilyn Joan Robson.9. June Estelle Schoenle.
10. John David Bossons.11. Relinquished by Betty Antonio Magusin to:
Harvey William King.12. Patricia Ann Burnett (Victoria College).13. Maureen Gertrude Twa (Victoria College).
The Chris Spencer Foundation Special Scholarships, $400 each:William Mervin Jory.Donald Richard Peter Weeden.
The Chris Spencer Foundation Special Scholarships, $400 each (renewals for workin higher years’s.Peter Robert Grantham.Robert Stanley Gruno.Maureen Louise Sankey.John Porter Sutherland.
The Graduating Classes of 1952 Scholarship, $250: Donald George Watts.The Pacific Mills Limited Scholarship, $250: No award.The Phroteres Scholarship Fund, $100: Jean Elizabeth Sweeney.Royal Institution Scholarships for Senior Matriculation, $200 each:
(a) Highest standing in the Province: Susan Friesen.(b) Second highest standing in the Province: Anne Justine Konrad.(c) Next highest standing in the Province in other than districts 39, 40, 41,
44, 45: Nadia Komar.(d) Next three of highest standing in the Province
in other than districts 39, 40, 41, 44, 45, 61:1. Relinquished in turn by Helen Margaret Konrad
and James Malcolm Smith to:Arthur Kuhn.
2. Gordon Lothian Caldow.3. Relinquished in turn by Elizabeth Gertrude Sudermari
and John Victor Eby to:Donald George Watts.
Special Entrance Scholarship, $400 (renewal for work in higher year): EdwardFulgham.
U.B.C. Alumni Association Regional Scholarships, $250 each:Ann Maureen Cooper.Douglas Bennell Craig.Susan Friesen.Jomes Douglas Jamieson.William Harvey King.Nadia Komar.Arthur Kuhn.Edwin Thomas Menkes.Marlene Joan Vance (Victoria College).Gwendolyn May Wells.
University Scholarships for University Entrance, $175 each:See list of winners of Chris Spencer FoundationScholarships for University Entrance.
The Vancouver Sun Scholarships for Carriers, $400 each:(a) New awards:
Graham Somerville.Ronald Somerville.
(b) Renewals for work in higher years:Henry Esko Engman.Johann Erickson.L. W. Elwood Flather.Douglas Norman Mclnnes.Robert Edward Pugh.Lyle Purmal Robertson (Victoria College).Robert Charles Thompson.
Victoria Naval Officers Association Scholarship, $300: Cecil Dimitri Dickinson(Victoria College).
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AWARDS IN SUMMER SESSION
The British Columbia Teachers’ Federation Scholarship, $100: Mildred ElizabethDuncan.
The Sir Charles Tupper Chapter, l.O.D.E., Bursary, $50 (awarded in June, 1952):Frances E. Heath.
The Summer School of the Theatre Bursaries, $35 each (awarded in June, 1952):A. Bruce Boa.Louise de Vick.Kirk Franks.Non Reid.Ralph Douglas.
The Summer Session Students’ Association Scholarships, $75 each:1. Alexander John Longmore.2. John Wilton Wood.
EURSARIES(In all Faculties)
The Albert 0. Koch Bursary, $100: Alexander Moyes.The Alberta Meat Company Bursary, $50: John Armstrong Mills.The Alliance Francaise Bursary, $100: Peter Collins.The Allied Officers’ Auxiliary Bursary, $75; John Donald Macqueen Bliss.The Alvin Cunningham Bursory, $200: Glen William Smith.The American Woman’s Club Bursary, $250: Patricia Kirkwood Johnston.The American Woman’s Club Bursary for Social Work, $250: Shirley June Arnold.The A. Nathan Fox Bursary, $25: Ronald M. Waddell.The Anne S. Campbell Bursaries:
Walter Eugene Blomgren, $195.Jean Elizabeth Sweeney, $125.
The Architectural Institute of British Columbia Bursary, $250: No award.The A. Rothstein Bursary, $100: Gustav Bruehler.The Baynes Manning Limited Bursaries:
Earl George Hanirigton, $300.Terence Erick Mulder, $125.
The B. C. Chapter of Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity Bursary, $50: Brian MichaelAbbott.
The B. C. Credit Union League Bursary, $250: to be announced.The Beta Theta Chapter of Alpha Phi Sorority Bursary, $50: Helen Clare Gartside.The Bostock Bursary, $250: Thomas Grisedale Atkinson.The British Columbia Beef Cattle Growers’ Association Bursaries:
Ronald Laird Bradshaw, $75.Huibert Doornenbal, $100.Donald Norman Riley, $75.
The British Columbia Chapter of Delta Upsilon Fraternity Bursary, $100: FrankWeermari Gower.
British Columbia Forest Products Limited Bursaries:Robert J. Chouinard, $250.Donald A. MacKay, $300.James F. Palmer, $300.Sylvia C. Southin, $250.
The British Columbia Institute of Agrologists Bursary, $250: Douglas Ormrod.The British Columbia Psychological Association Bursary, $50: Lois Bennett.The Captain LeRoy Memorial Bursary, $125: William John Park.The Dave Franks Bursary, $40: Robin Brooks Leckie.The David Thom Bursaries:
1. Aiko Han, $150.2. Roderick C. Bailey, $75.3. Jacob Duerksen, $75.
Delta Gamma Bursary for the Blind, $100: Dugald MacLean Baird.The Delta Zeta Chapter of Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority Bursary, $50: Julia
Coppens.The Department of French Bursary, $30: Meredith Thomas.The Elizabeth Dobeson Bursary, $200: Ian P. McMorland.The Ellen Ethel McHaffie Memorial Bursary, $300: George Rohn.
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The Elsie Scobee Carpenter Memorial Bursary, $100: Audrey Edith Butler.The Engineers’ Wives’ Association Bursary, $100: Melvin Jack Shelley.The Epsilon Epsilon Chopter of Kappa Sigma Fraternity Bursary, $50: Derek
George Vallis.The Esmond Lando Bursary, $100: Kenneth F. Rudd.The Evelyn Stewart Hamilton McLennan Memorial Bursary, $100: Yusuf Gulsoy.The Faculty Women’s Club Bursory, $125: Joan Lingard Kirby.The Flying Officer Reverend George Robert Pririgle Memorial Bursary, $200,
Gerald Clapham Main.The Forty-Second Vancouver Guide Company Bursary, $50: Gail Lenore McGarrigle.The Frances Milburn P.E.O. Bursary, $225: Audrey Marilyn Adams.The Freeman, Freeman & Silvers Bursary, $100: Ronald M. Waddell.The Gamma Phi Beta Bursary, $75: Irene Ethel McCallum.The General Construction Company Limited Bursaries:
Norman Bestwick, $150.Joseph Dudra, $150.
The International Students’ Service Bursary Fund:Irena Emma Klausova, $100.Lajos Mathe, $100.Deena Wakhroucheff, $100.William Vincent Walisko, $200.
The Irish Fusiliers Vancouver Regiment Bursary, $250: Ellen Patricia Crehan.The Jack Cohen Bursary, $150: Cecil Alec MacKenzie.The Joe Satanov Bursary, $25: William Raymond Bird.The John MacRae Memorial Bursary, $150: Norman Elmer Staley.Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnae Bursary, $100: Margit Leret.The Katznelson Bursary, $25: Lloyd Allan Campbell.The Ketchum Manufacturing Company, Limited, Bursary, $50: Lois Elaine Dunlop.The Khaki University and Young Men’s Christian Association Memorial Fund
Bursories, $100 each:Brian Michael Abbott.Robert Henderson Fairbairn.Mildred Ruth Palmer.William John Park.Gordon Arthur Stewart.
The Lady Laurier Club Bursary, $100: Brenda Michael Day.The Lighthall Memorial Bursary, $50: Albert Edward Wright.The Lions’ Ladies’ Club Bursary, $200: Maurice Norbert Cote.The Louis Toban Bursary, $100: Walter Yuskow.The Low-Beer Bursary, $100: Henry Pauls.The Mary C. Lipsett Bursories, $150 each:
Walter Kenyon.Mileno Nostich.
The Max Freeman Bursory, $25: John Alfred Scott.The M. B. Cohen Bursary, $25: Ronald M. Waddell.The Medical Ball Bursary Fund:
Gerald W. Bissonnette, $100:Marjorie Ellen Dupont, $100.Hugh William Radford, $100.
The Mildred Brock Memorial Bursary, $75: Valerie Girling.The M. M. Waterman Bursory, $25: McClean Michael Ames.The Mae Cohen Bursary, $25: Edward Clarabut Brady.The McLean Bursaries, $250 each:
John Alfred Birch.Robert Keith Turner Bourne.Gordon Lothion Caldow.Allan Howard Davies.
The Nat Bell Bursary, $150: Donald Cullen Thom.The Notional Paper Box Limited Bursaries, $200 each:
William Earl Campbell.Richard Burton Borrow Meyer.
The New Westminster Rotary Club Bursaries:Edward Clorobut Brady, $100.Donald Benjamin Moody Gain, $75.John Donald Hutchins, $75.
The North Shore Medical Society Bursory, $100: William Gregory Pearce.
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The Pacific Meat Company Bursory, $200: Donald Ernest Waldern.The Panhellenic and the Inter-Fraternity Council Bursary, $30: Joseph Bernard
Balton.The Pattison Bursaries, $100 each:
Leonard Sampson.David Yard.
The Phil Wilson Bursary in Forestry, $300: Henry Augustus Olson.Pi Gamma Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity Bursary, $50: Thomas Blake
Ramsay.The Plimsoll Club Bursary (Canadian Stevedoring Company Limited):
Hugh Roy Sutherland, $150.John Maidwyn Thomas, $150.
The Plimsoll Bursary for Law (Anglo-Canadian Shipping Company Limited), $300:David Charles Thomas Davenport.
The Plimsoll Club Bursary (Louis Wolfe and Sons (Vancouver) Ltd.), $300: WilliamRoss Tracey.
The Plimsoll Club Bursary in Medicine (Empire Stevedoring Company Limited),$300: Jean Adele Ure.
The Provincial Chapter l.O.D.E., Special Award, $100: William C. Olsen.The Provincial Council of British Columbia, Canadian Daughters’ League, Bursaries,
$100 each:Donalda Jacqueline Donaldson.Margaret Patricia Leech.
The R.C.A.F. Chapter, I.O.D.E., Bursary in Medicine, $75: John Roderick Ross.The R.C.A.F. Chapter, I.O.D.E., Bursary in Nursing, $50: Margaret Jean Vannotter.The R.C.A.F. Veterans’ Bursary Fund, $100 each:
Richard Gordon Foolkes.Moses Gordon.Robert Alexander Vair.
The Right Honourable Anthony Eden Chapter, I.O.D.E., Bursary, $50: Roy OrvilleGates.
The Richard Ronald Burns Memorial Bursaries, $50 each:Gordon Wilfred Gell.Rodney Thomas I-I. Nixon.
The Robert S. Day and Son Limited Bursary, $150: James Donald Murray Mills.The Rotory Memorial Bursaries, $250 each:
Robert Henderson Fairbairn.Ronald John Hancock.Terrence Ignatius Kelly.Francis Harvey Maber.Peter Julian Riley.
The Sam Rothstein Bursary, $100: Walter J. P. Schaen.The Sea Going Hacks Bursary, $200: Rabert Burns Thomson.The Sigma Epsilon of Zeta Psi Fraternity Bursary, $50: Philip Hildred.The Slavonic Studies Bursary, $250 (gift of Mr. Walter C. Koerner in honour of
Dr. William J. Rose): Stanley Z. Pech.The Sperry Phillips Memorial Bursary, $100: John Hilliard McCallan.The Teachers’ Christian Fellowship Bursary, $75: John Alfred Birch.The Triple Entente Chapter, l.O.D.E., Bursaries, $75 each:
James Barry Chaster.Ion Patrick McMorland.Alexander Hugh Pontifex.
The University Student Liberal Club Bursary, $50: Roger Hayward Rogers.The University Women’s Club Bursary, $200: Helen Elizabeth Price.The University Women’s Club General Bursary, $200: Arlene Ilvi Moislo.The Valcartier Camp Chapter, l.O.D.E., Bursary, $50: Patricia Beatrice Palmer.The Vancouver Bar Association Bursaries, $200 each:
Ivan Reid Feltham.Willoughby Trevelyan Roberts.Gordon Wesley Young.
The Vancouver Panhellenic Alumnae Bursary, $200: Mary Chalmers Robertson.The Vancouver Section National Council of Jewish Women Bursary, $100: Anne
Justine Konrad.The Victoria Home Economics Association Bursary, $50: Trudean Marion Tornan.War Memorial Bursary, $50: Gordon Wilfred Gell.The W. D. Shoffer Bursary, $200: Nels Edwin Nelson.
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The William MacKenzie Swan Memorial Bursary, $250: Geoffrey Norris Pringle.
The W. Jack H. Dicks Bursary, $200: Norman Herbert Anderson.
The Worthington Memorial, l.O.D.E., Bursary, $100: Louis Fredrick Lindholm.
The Xi Alpha Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Bursary, $50: Barbara Lee Ward.
Special Awards
The British Columbia Tuberculosis Society Christmas Seal Bursary and Loan Fund,$1000: Thelma E. Ludlow.
University Bursaries for I.S.S. Scholarship Students:Eugene Butkov, $272.Yoshitaka Hirai, $222.Walter A. Rahn, $222.lrmgard Spieler, $222.Ulrich Stipke, $222.
For Study Elsewhere
The Euphemia Laurence McLeod Raphael Bursary, $100: No award.
AWARDS MADE BY OTHER INSTITUTIONS
The Athlone Fellowships:Eugene Critoph.Woodland Eustace Erleboch.George Robert Piercy.
Canadian Federation of University Women Scholarship, $1200: Elizabeth AgnesEmily Bryson.
Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation National Fellowships in CommunityPlanning, $1200 each:Earl Levin.William Patterson.
French Government Scholarships, $800 each (approx.):Peter Dembowski.Mary Horton.
International Nickel Graduate Fellowship, $1500: Allen Terence Casey (Renewal).
National Research Council Awards:(a) Post-Doctorate Overseas Fellowship, $2500:
Philip Norman Daykin.(b) Fellowship, $1500:
John A. R. Coope.(c) Fellowships, $1200 each:
James Francis Sidney Sendell.Norman Greig Cranna.George Motley Griffiths.Howard Earl Petch.
(d) Studentships, $900 each:Ian James Billington.Harvey Allen Buckmaster.Frederick William Dalby.Mary Fairfield Jackson.Frank Derek Manchester.Margaret Marion Moodie.Kathleen Lenore McEwen.Robert Gordon McMinn.Alan Lindsay Orr-Ewing.Guy Paquette.Frederick Dabell Smith.Charles Andrew Swanson.James Alexander Lloyd Thomson.Donald Alastair Trumpler.Robert LeRoy Williams.
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Ce) Bursories, $600 each:Clifford John Anastasiou.Tom Grisedale Atkinson.Richard Ernest Azuma.John Basil Bancroft.Alexander Dzubin.Charlotte Froese.Geoffrey Victor Kidson.Richard Mowat Shier.Roberts Angus Smith.
For Undergraduates
The B’nai B’rith Hillel Foundation Service Bursory, $100: Jerome Angel.Canadian Legion (British Columbia Command) Scholarships, $200 each:
Elizabeth Marion Lee Brodie.Ian MacDougall Hacking.Rabert Lampman Larmour.George Richard Lewis.John Gordon Show.Claire Sarah Snell.Cecil Ralf Vernan Thomson.
Canadian Legion No. 35 (Armstrong Branch) Bursary, $200: James DouglasJamieson.
The Crofton House Alumnae Scholarship, $175: Marjorie Ann Brice.The Eastern Star Scholarship, $30: No award.The French Government Book Prize: Alistair MacKay.The Independent Order of Odd Fellows Bursaries, $200;
William Victor Edwards.Joyce Ruel Fountain.Glen Howard Geen.Darryl Glyn Morris.Thomas George Owen Nelmes.
The International Brotherhood of Pulp, Sulphite and Paper Mill Workers Scholarship, $250; Darrel Hunter.
The I.O.D.E. Second World War Memorial Bursaries:Beverley Birkett (Renewal).Helen Joy Brett( Renewal).William Sturrock (Victoria College).
Leonard Foundation Scholarships:David C. Allen, $150.Denis A. Godson, $250.Ronald J. Hancock, $250.Edward G. Lee, $100.Peter D. Lowes, $200.Lilian E. Marshall, $200.Robert M. Middleton, $250.Helen McLellan, $250.Rodney Nixon, $250.Helen Price, $250.Mary C. Robertson, $250.John Raderick Ross, $250.K. Diane Sawyer, $250.David M. Smith, $250.
Royal Canadian Engineer Memorial Scholarship, $125: Charles A. Millor.The Summerland Scholarship, $250: Donald John Blackjack.The Women’s Institute Memorial Scholarship, $250: Shirley Hawkins.
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