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The University of British Columbia Thirty-Fourth Congregation for The The University of British Columbia Thirty-fourth Congregation for the Conferring of Degrees Thursday, May twelfth and Friday, May thirteenth Nineteen hundred and forty-nine MUSICAL PROGRAMME by HUGH McLEAN After the ceremony tea will be served in the Brock Memorial Building and in the Gymnasium 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! PROGRAMME OF CEREMONY ON MAY 12 O CANADA ADDRESS by Eric Werge Hamber, C.M.G., B.A., LL.D. Chancellor of the University of British Columbia CONFERRING OF HONORARY DEGREES by the Chancellor THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF SCIENCE William Harold Brittain, B.S.A., M.S., Ph.D., F.R.S.C. Fred Moore Clement, B.S.A., M.A. James Gordon Taggart, C.B.E., B.S.A. THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF LAWS Basil Joseph Mathews, M.A. (in absentia) INTRODUCTION OF THE CONGREGATION SPEAKER by Norman A. M. MacKenzie, C.M.G., M.M. and Bar, B.A., LL.B., LL.M., LL.D., D.C.L., K.C., F.R.S.C. President of the University of British Columbia THE CONGREGATION ADDRESS by Fred Moore Clement, B.S.A., M.A., D.Sc. CONFERRING OF DEGREES IN COURSE by the Chancellor GOD SAVE THE KING 4 THE UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SOCIAL WORK Hamilton, Glen Francis, B.A., B.S.W. Thesis: “The Teen-Age Gang and the Community” Kuhn, Gottfried John, B.A.(N.Dakota), B.S.W. Thesis: “Pubilo Assistance: The Reoipients’ Experiences” Myers, Gerard George, B.A., B.S.W. Thesis: “Pre-Deiinquency: Its Recognition in School” McFarland, William Donald, B.A., B.S.W. Thesis: “The Care of the Chronically Ill” Shook, Vernon Phray, B.S.(ldaho) Thesis: “Some Aspects of Child Care and Protection” Torrance, Robert Joseph, B.Com.(Alta), B.S.W. Thesis: “Community Centres and Their Support” THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF APPLIED SCIENCE Bruce, Norman Clement, B.A.Sc. Mechanical Engineering Thesis: “Cyclic Stresses in Marine Propeller Shafting” (with W, J. Johnson) Corbonneau, C6me, B.A.Sc. (Loyal) Geological Engineering Thesis: “Stratigraphy and Structure of a Portion of the Shickshock Mountains, Gaspe Peninsula” Carter, Ralph Edgar, B.ASc. Metallurgical Engineering Thesis: “The influence of Roasting Temperature upon Gold Recovery from a Refractory Gold Ore” Cheriton, Camon Glenn, B.Sc.(Sask.) Geological Engineering Thesis: “Correlation of the Area Including Kimberley, Metaline and Coeur d’Alene’ Chu, Gon Dick, B.A.Sc. Electrical Engineering Thesis: “The Dissipation Factor Method of Ascertaining the Moisture Content of Newsprint” Evans, Donald John, B.A.Sc. Electrical Engineering Thesis: “The Location of Flashovers on Transmission Lines” Fyles, James Thomas, B.A.Sc. Geological Engineering Thesis: “Geology and Manganese Deposits of the North Shore of Cowichan Lake, Vancouver Island, B C.” Greenius, Arnold William, B.A.Sc. Metallurgical Engineering Thesis: “Reduction of Metallic Chlorides and the Physical Properties of the Metal Produced” 5 Johnson, William James, B.A.Sc. Mechanical Engineering Thesis: “Cyolic Stresses in Marine Propeller Shafting” (with N. C. Bruce) Lambe, Edward Bryant Dixon, B.A.Sc. Engineering Physics Thesis: “The Influence of Tensor Forces on the Differential Cross Section for the Scattering of Polarized Neutron Beams by Protons. Lee, James William, B.A.Sc. Geological Engineering Thesis: “A Petrographic Study of Porphyry lnstrusives at Hedley, B. C.” Morgan, David William, B.A.Sc. Metallurgical EngIneering Thesis: “The Isothermal Decomposition of Austenite in the Balnite Region” THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE IN AGRICULTURE Day. John Howorth, B.S.A. Major: Agronomy (Soils) Thesis: “A Study of Measurement of Soil Moisture by the Plaster of Paris Block Method” Enns, Peter Bernhard, B.S.A.(Man.) Major: Horticulture (Plant Nutrition) : Minor: Agronomy (Sells) Thesis: “The Effect of Varying Levels of Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Potassium and Calcium on the Quality of the Newburgh Raspberry” Gyles, Nicholas Roy, B.S.A. Major: Animal Husbandry; Minor: Agronomy Thesis: “A Modified Method of Reporting Record of Performance in Canadian Ayrshire Cattie” MacDonald, Malcolm Allan, B.S.A. Major: Agronomy; Minor: Animal Husbandry Thesis: “Overgrazing on Western Rangelands with Spesial Reference to those of British Columbia” Rideout, Eldon Fowler, B.S.A. Major: Agronomy (Soils); Minor: Chemistry Thesis: “A Study of Slash Burning and its Effect on a British Columbia Forest Soil” 6 CIassifiction 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 combined course wEth Law or ApplEed Science. THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF EDUCATION Cox, Stafford Albert, B.A. (2) McGown, Walter Morton, B.A. (2) Dee, Henry Drummond, M.A. (1) McLachlan, Charles William, B.A. (2) Heywood, Stanley John (2) MacNeill, Allan Roy, B.A. (2) Hodgson, William Robert, B.S.A. (2) Prevost, Gerald Fairfax, B.A. () Irwin, Everett James, B.A. (1) Reid, William Tennant, B.A. (2) Michell, Cyril Allastair, B.A. (2) Wilson, Donal Stuart, B.A. (1) McDonald, Archibald Murdo, B.A. Yeo, Shirley-Anne Aleta, B.A. (2) (Queen’s) (2) THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SOCIAL WORK Brunn, John Arthur, B.A. (2) Griffiths, John Roderick, B.A. (2) Campbell, Ian James, B.A. (2) Harris, Shirley Marguerite, B.A. (2) Cheriton, Lorna, B.A. (Sask.) (2) Henry, Robert, B.A. (2) Chishoim, Anita Grace, B.A. (2) Hobbs, Barbara Joan, B.A. (2) Clark, Duncan Leslie, B.A. (2) Hopkins, John Thomas, B.A. (Atta.) Collier, Elizabeth Anne, B.A. (Sask.) (2) (2) Howell, Ruth Margaret, BA. (2) Congreve, Mrs. Louisa Maude, B.A. Hutchison, Fred Arthur, B.A. (Man.) (2) (2) Denholm, Isabella Maude, B.A. (2) Denhoim, Mary Patricia, B.A. (2) Johnson, Glendyne Helen Ross, B.A. D’Estrubé, Francette Marguerite, B.A. (2) Johnston, Jean Mary, B.A. (2) Dobrovitch, Mona, B.A. (Sask.) () Jones, Allan Ernest Brierley, B.A. (2) Ellis, Mrs. Vivian Mauretta, B.A. (2) Kidd, Mary Hood, B.A. (2) Fawcett, Evelyn Anne Grace, B.A. (1) Livingston, Mrs. Dorothy Lucille Flegel, Apollonia Catherine, B.A. Corser, B.Sc. (Cornell) (2) (Sask.) (P) Madeley, Frank St. John, B.A. and Ford, Kathleen Patricia, B.A. (P) B.Com. (1) Gehrke, Lillian Rebecca, B.A. (Alta.) Malcolmson, Susana Mary Bell, B.A. (2) (2) Griffith, Gwynneth Margaret, B.A. (2) 7 Mitchell, Robert James Gordon, B.A. Smith, Hazel Violet, B.A. (2) (Man.) (2) Smith, Hector Charles, B.A. (Sosk.) (2) Montpeilier, Alfred Louis, B.A. (2) Sturgess, Mrs. Gwendolyn Bisseil, McConnell, Mary Susan, B.A. (West. B.A. (2) Ont.) (2) Swail, Mrs. Jessie Rankine, B.A. McDaniel, Francis Joseph, B.A. (2) (Tor.) (2) McDonald, Margaret Clair, B.Sc. Taylor, Joan Ruthmary, B.A. (2) (Alta.) (P) Thomasson, Augusta Margaret, B.A. Macdonald, Robert Wesley, B.A. (2) (Man.) (2) Torrance, Kenneth John, B.Ed. (Alto.) McGeough, Margaret Eileen, B.A. (2) (Sask.) (2) Tracey, Thomas Joseph, B.A. (Sask.) McGregor, George Arthur, B.A. (2) (P) McGregor, lona Marion, B.A. (2) Trasov, George Edward, B.A. (Alta.) McKenzie, MacQuarrie Bruce, B.A. (2) (Alta.) (2) Tyler, Frederick Harry, B.Com. (Alto.) Maclaren, Nancy Adelaide, B.A. (2) (2) McMillan, Victor Dyke, B.A. (2) Walling, Oliver John, B.A. (2) Naimark, Sheila Leona, B.A. (Sask.) Watson, Edwin Frank, B.A. (Man.) (2) (2) Whittington, Richard Lyle, B.A. (Tor.) Newport, Violet Gwendolin, B.A. (2) (2) Norris, Mrs. Barbara Violet, B.A. (2) Williams, Eunice Amelia, B.S. (md. Philpott, Elizabeth Joan, B.A. (2) State Coil.) (P) Rabinovitch, Gertrude, B.A. (Man.) (2) Wright, Wilfred Albert, B. A. (Sask.) Roeher, Allan, B.A. (2) Young, John Joseph, B.A. (P) Roth, Irene Helena, B.A. (Alto.) 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