THE UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA

AUTUMN CONGREGATION

FOR THE

CONFERRING OF DEGREES

FRIDAY, OCTOBER THIRTIETH NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY-NINE O CANADA

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MUSICAL PROGRAM

BRASS ENSEMBLE OF THE U.B.C. ORCHESTRA Directed by PROFESSOR HANS-KARL PILTZ

1 PROGRAMME OF CEREMONY THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR'OF PHILOSOPHY Canagaratnam, Pascarapathy, B.Sc. (Ceylon), M.A. (Brit. Col.) Ceylon Zoology Thesis: "The Influence of Light Intensities and Durations During Early Develop­ ment on Meristic Variation in Some Salmonids". Connor, Thomas Michael, B.A. (Oxford), England Chemistry Thesis: "Some Studies of Hydrogeydrogen BondinBondi g and of Some Unstable Positive Ions 0 CANADA by Nuclear Magnetic Resonance.'- Cox, Clarence Donald, B.Sc. (New Brunswick), M.Sc. (McMaster), New Brunswick Phy1" INVOCATION Thesis: "Bulk Photo-Effects in Inhomogeneous Semi conductors. by the Reverend J. M. V. Shaver Drent, Jan, L. es Sc. (Paris), Vancouver Physics Thesis: "A Study of Waves In the Open Ocean and of Waves on Shear Currents." Fink, Hermann Josef, B.A.Sc., M.A.Sc. (Brit. Col.), Vancouver Zoology REMARKS Thesis: "Topics in Electromagnetic Fluctuations at Low Temperatures and In Superconductivity." by ALBERT EDWARD GRAUER Chancellor of the University of British Columbia Giovando, Laurence Frank, B.A., M.A. (Brit. Col.), Vancouver *"*»'«* „ ^, u _ , .. Thesis: "Some Aspects of the Optical Turbidity of British Columbia Inlet Waters." CONFERRING OF HONORARY DEGREES Smith, Frederick Dabell, B.A., B.S.A., M.A. (Brit. Col.), Vancouver Zoology by the Chancellor Thesis: "Absorption of Amino Acids and B Vitamins from the Rumen."

Weeden, Robert Barton, B.Sc. (Massachussetts), M.Sc. (Maine), United States Zoology THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF LAWS Thesis: "The Ecology and Distribution of Ptarmigan in Western North America." John Everett Robbins Yates, Keith, B.A., M.Sc. (Brit. Col.), Vancouver Chemistry Thesis: "A Study of the Protonation of Carbonyl Compounds." THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF SCIENCE Sir Hugh Stott Taylor THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF ARTS

Anderson, Ellis Albert Ahl, B.Sc. (Alberta), Vancouver Geography INTRODUCTION OF CONGREGATION SPEAKER Thesis: "The Landscape of Southwestern Alberta." by Norman A. M. MacKenzie Brooks, Heather Alleyne, B.A. (Brit. Col.), President of the University of British Columbia B.Paed. (Manitoba), Vancouver English Thesis: "The Literary Criticism of Matthew Arnold and T. S. Eliot." Farry, Gerard Francis, B.A. (Brit. Col.), Vancouver PtanZS'*7 °nd Re8'onal THE CONGREGATION ADDRESS Thesis: "Secheit Area - A Case Study in Coastal Planning." by Sir Hugh S. Taylor Gladstone, Percy Henry, B.A. (Brit. Col.), Skidegate Mission Economics and Political Science Thesis: "Industrial Disputes in the Commercial Fisheries of British Columbia" Goodacre, Alan Kenneth, B.A. (Brit. Col.), Victoria Physics CONFERRING OF DEGREES IN COURSE Thesis: "The Zeeman Splitting of Nuclear Quadrupole Resonances In Single Crystals of Zinc Bromate Hexahydrate and Cobalt Bromate Hexahy- by the Chancellor drate." Lyman, Eva, B.A. (Brit. Col.), Vancouver wanKlng1"* °nd Re9'onal CONGRA"B=Ok33©NS TO DIPLOMA -STUDENTS Thesis: "Family Life in the Apartment Environment: A Study of Social Aspects of Apartment Housing for Families." O'Brien, Patrick Barney, B.A. (Brit. Col.), Vancouver Psychology by the Chancellor Thesis: "A Survey of the Positions of the Principal and Vice-Principal In British Columbia Schools." Peterson, Lester Ray, B.A., B.Ed. (Brit. Col.), Gibsons Education GOD SAVE THE QUEEN Thesis: "Indian Education in British Columbia." Schulzer, Michael, B.A. (Brit. Col.), Vancouver Mathematics Opening of Student Residences Thesis: "Asymptotic Properties of Solutions of Equations in Banach Spaces."

2 Stiven, Alan Ernest, B.Sc. (New Brunswick), New Brunswick Zoology Rieckhoff, Klaus Ekkehard, B.Sc. (Brit. Col), Vancouver Physics Thesis: "A Study of the Relationship Between Available Food and Nutritive Thesis: "Some Magneto-Optical Studies of Paramagnetic Salts at Low Tempera­ Requirements of Blue Grouse Chicks." tures." Widdowson, Thomas Benjamin, B.A. (Brit. Col.), Read Island Biology and Botany Rowe, Edward George Peter, B.Sc. (McGill), Saskatchewan Physics .«„..., Thesis: "Some Aspects of the Intertidal Ecology of Marine Organisms on Van­ couver Island Between Victoria and Port Renfrew." Thesis: "A Consideration of the Possibilities of Constructing Composite Particles of Zero Mass." Sircar, Sisir, Coomar, B.Sc, M.Sc. (Utkal), India Mining and Metallurgy Thesis: "Kinetics of the Dissolution of Copper in Aqueous Aliphatic Amines. THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE Stott, Gael Harling, B.Sc. (Brit. Col.), Victoria Zoology Thesis: "The Respiration Rates of Excretory Tissues in the Cutthroat Trout Ali, Mohammed Youssouf. B.Sc. (Calcutta), Pakistan Zoology (Saimo ciarki clarki)." Thesis: "Spatial Distribution of Fish in Summer in Nicola Lake, British Columbia." < ln rt Walker, Leonard George, B.A. (Brit. Col.), Vancouver ?!f ! .71 , „ u A -A » Beer, George Atherley, B.A.Sc. (Brit. Col.). Salmon Arm Physics Thesis: "The Effects of 50 Kiiovolt X-Rays on the Alkali Metal Borohydndes. Thesis: "Gas Scintillation Counters." Ciccone, Stefam'a, D. Chim. (Florence), Italy Chemistry Thesis: "Kinetics of the Cis-Trans Isomerlzation of Azobenzene." THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF APPLIED SCIENCE Csizmadia, lmre Gyula, Eng. Chem. (Tech. U. Budapest), Hungary Chemistry Clarke, John Frank, B.A.Sc. (Brit. Col.), Nelson Mining and Metallurgy -I-ThesisI ! : "An Iinvestigatio nVestlOatlOn oI**f* BonD**«wdl FormatioCAfmnflnn BetweeHa+waan AluminAll inrtlltan SinglSinnlel Crystals Thesis: "The Structure of the Acenaphthene - I, 2 - Diol Dinitrates and Their Reaction with Pyridine." and Nickel Alloys, de Faye, Philippe John, B.A.Sc. (Toronto), Vancouver Electrical Engineering Gilson, Denis Frank Robert, B.Sc. (London), England Chemistry Thesis: "Aspects of Delta Modulation." Thesis: "Molecular Motion in Urea and Thiourea Adducts." Hafer, Rodney Arnold, B.A.Sc. (Brit. Col.), Royal Oak Electrical Engineering Johannes, Robert Earl, B.Sc. (Brit. Col.), Vancouver Zoology Thesis: "A Coder for Pulse Code Modulation Using Circulated Pulses." Thesis: "in*erspecific Competition Between Rainbow Trout (Salmo galrdnerl Richardson) and Redside Shiners (Rlchardsonius balteatus (Richardson) Han, Agnes Yu-Wen, B.S. (Taiwan), Taiwan Chemical Engineering In Two British Columbia Lakes." Thesis: "An Apparatus for Measuring the Rate of Diffusion of Gases Through Porous Solids at Elevated Pressures." Jones, Edward Peter, B.A.Sc. (Brit. Col.), Trail Physics Huntley, David John, B.A.Sc. (Brit. Col.), Brentwood Bay Engineering Physics Thesis: "A Low Field Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectrometer." Thesis: "Fluctuations of Space-Charge-Limited Currents in Germanium." Kinnear, John Edward, B.Sc. (Alberta), Alberta Zoology Mitchell, Ronald Reid, B.A.Sc. (Brit. Col.), Vancouver Engineering Physics Thesis: "The Effect of Various Concentrations of Thiourea on the Synthesis of Thesis: "A Study of Carrier Generation In, and interaction of, Space-Charge Thyroxine by the Starry Flounder, Plotichthys Steilatus." Regions in Germanium." Martin, Joseph Gerard Benoit, B.Sc. (Laval), Quebec Zoology Orava, Raimo Norman, B.A.Sc. (Toronto), Ontario Mining and Metallurgy Thesis: "Phosphoglucomutase, Phosphorlbomutase and Phosphoglucose Isomerase in Lingcod Muscle." Thesis: 'The Melting Behaviour of Equlaxed Grain Boundaries." Marz, Detlef, B.Sc. (Brit. Col.), Vancouver Physics Rai Choudhury, Prosenjit, B.Sc. (Gauhati), India Chemical Engineering Thesis: "Some Properties of a Cosmologlcal Model Containing Anti-Matter." Thesis: "Liquid-Liquid Extraction in a Spray Column." Morrow, Richard Alexander, B.Sc. (Queens), Ontario Physics Scratchley, Edward William, B.A.Sc. (Brit. Col.), Vancouver Electrical Engineering Thesis: "The T ((t, a) LP Reaction and a Standard Gelger-Muller Counter for Thesis: "A Computer for System Functions." Gamma Ray Flux Determinations." Sled, John James, B.Sc. (Saskatchewan), Vancouver Civil Engineering McMillan, James Malcolm, B.Sc. (Brit. Col.), Vancouver Physics Thesis: "Analysis of Flexible Arches." Thesis: "On the Temperature Dependence of the Shape of Magnetic Resonance Civil Engineering Lines." Wong, Dick Chao, B.Sc. (Yunnan), Taiwan Thesis: "Analysis of ContinuouConti s Arches on Elastic Piers.' McPhail, John Donald, B.A. (Brit. Col.) Vancouver Zoology Yeh, Benjamin Hsi-Lu, B.S. (Taiwan), Taiwan Mechanical Engineering Thesis: "A Systematic Study of the Doily Varden, Salvelinus Maima (Walbaum)". Thesis: "Dynamic Loads on Spur Gear Teeth." McPherson, George Duncan, M.D. (Western Ontario), Vancouver Physiology Thesis: "Regulation of Plasma Calcium in Man." THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF FORESTRY Nash, George Francis, B.A. (Oxford), England Physics Thesis: "A Theoretical Consideration of the Direct Capture Process O^tp.wlF1' at Low Energies." Heger, Ladislav, tng.For. (Brno), Czeckoslovakia Needier, George Treglahan, B.Sc. (Brit. Col.), Nanaimo Physics Thesis: "A Comparison of Conventional and Natural Height-Age Curves for Thesis: "On the Theory of Nuclear Spin Relaxation in Hydrogen Gas." Douglas Fir." O'Donnell, Joseph Patrick, B.Sc. (Alberta), Agassiz Chemistry Thesis: "The Action of Carbon Monoxide and Dlcobait Octacarbonyl on Some Aromatic Oxlmes." THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION Reid, Kenwyn Garth, B.A. (Brit. Col.), Vancouver Agricultural Microbiology Thesis: "A Study of the Pathways of Glucose Oxidation of Pseudomonas Aeruginosa." Morford, Walter Robert, B.P.E. (Brit. Col.), Haney Thesis: 'The Effect of Weight Training on Certain Measures of Agility."

4 5 THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF EDUCATION Blomgren, Walter Gene, Gibsons (P) Gibson, William Douglas, Alberta (P) Broadley, George William, Victoria (2) Gillies, Robert Roland Myles, Child, Alan Herbert, B.A. (Brit. Col), Gibsons Brown, Harold Blair, Vancouver (P) Saskatchewan (2) Coleman, William Aubrey, B.A., B.Ed. (Brit. Col.), Vancouver Brown, Sally-Anne, North Vancouver (P) Greaves, Frederick Thomas Hird, Elley, Warwick Bartram, B.A., M.A. (New Zealand), Alberta Bulmer, Garnet Allan, Victoria (P) Richmond (2) Ornes, Norman Lamont, B.A., B.Ed. (Brit. Col.), Vancouver Cameron, Euan Colin, Lantzville (P) Griffin, William Whipple, Vancouver (P) Roberts, Robert Henry Donald, B.A. (Brit. Col.), Trail Cameron, William Stanley, Abbotsford (2) Groom, William Louis, Vancouver (2) Sampson, Leonard Patrick, B.A. (New Zealand), B.Ed. (Brit. Col.), Alberta Campbell, Hugh David, Powell River (2) Hawley, John David, Ontario (P) Snowsell, Frank, B.A. (Brit. Col.), Prince George Carlile, Thomas William, West Vancouver (P) Hillmer, Kenneth Roger, Penticton (P) Wright, George Arthur, B.A. (Brit. Col.), Vancouver Caruth, Mary Kathleen Elizabeth, Hoffman, Calvin David, Vancouver (2) North Vancouver (P) Horwood, John Alister, Victoria (P) Cashore, John Massey, Prince Rupert (P) Hosein, Syad Mumtaz, Prince George (P) CLASSIFICATION: Clark, Michael Armstrong, Vancouver (P) Hoyland, Barabar Frazer, Vancouver (2) (1) First Class. Clarke, Denis Crawford, New Denver (P) Huggett, Elizabeth Ina, (2) Second Class. Cline, John Donald, New Westminster (P) New Westminster (2) (P) Passed. Connor, James Henry, North Vancouver (2) Husdon, John Philip, North Burnaby (2) Cooper, Henry Anthony Michael, Ingledew, Marion Nancy, Vancouver (P) Vancouver (P) Inglis, Gordon Bahan, Vancouver (1) THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SOCIAL WORK Copland, Stanley Porteous, Courtenay (2) Inman, Richard B., Abbotsford (2) Craig, Doreen Edwards, North Surrey (2) James, Patricia Jean, Seymour Heights (2) Butt, Mrs. Kui Norma, Dip. Econ. Funk, Elsie Anne, B.A., Vancouver (P) Crowrher, John Arthur, Victoria (2) Jarvis, Allan Edward, Vancouver (P) (Chung Chi College), Richmond (P) Gordon, John Forbes, A.B. (Harvard), Delane, Owen, Burnaby (P) Jones, Mrs. Marion Ruth, Vancouver (2) Evans, Marjorie Gertrude, B.H.E., Vancouver (P) Jorgenson, Mrs. Olga Valentine, Vancouver (2) de Lotbiniere—Harwood, Margaret Ann, Vancouver (P) Vancouver (2) Despins, Joseph Arthur, Alberta (2) Karpoff, James Capsey, Genelle (P) THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS Devlin, David Blair, Vancouver (2) Keddis, Mrs. Margaret June Yvonne, HONOURS Dick, Charles William, Chemainus (2) Vancouver (2) Dodd, Frederick David, Vancouver (2) Kennedy, Bruce Warren, Victoria (2) Autor, Kent, Alaska Second Class Honours in Kent, Alfred Herbert, Port Moody (P) Sociology Donovan, Denis Norma, South Burnaby (P) Bonvalet, Roland Clement Gabriel, Vancouver Second Class Honours in Dowding, Jack Edward, Abbotsford (2) Kidd, Ruth Mary, Vancouver (2) French. Duncan, Malcolm McFarlane, Vancouver (P) King, Donald Emerson, Vancouver (P) Dickson, Harry Hugh, Vancouver Second Class Honours in Duncombe, Robert Bruce, Quebec (P) Kogawa, David, Grand Forks (P) English Literature and Language Dunn, Charles Willis, Vancouver Second Class Honours in Dyck, John, Sardis (P) Kudina, Irene Agnes, Vancouver (P) Lapka, Michael Samuel, Richmond (P) Feaver, George Arthur, Ontario History Edwards, John Glyndwyer, Second Ciass Honours in New Westminster (P) Lavigne, Alice (Sister Mary Germaine), Mach6, Ulrich Franz Johannes, Vancouver Political Science First Class Honours in Ellis, James Robert, Penticton (2) Saskatchewan (2) Nastich, Marion, Richmond German Elstone, Ovidius Alfred, Vancouver (2) Lavoie, Delores Joan, Victoria (1) Second Class Honours in Epp, Weldon David, Vancouver (2) Lawrence, Nigel Patrick, Alberta (P) Rempel, Henry, Chilliwack Economics Lee, Jung Ok, Vancouver (P) Second Class Honours In Estrin, Lawrence, Vancouver (P) Sanson, Barbara Anne, Victoria Psychology Farris, Elizabeth Wendy, Vancouver (2) Lodge, Winston Alan Edwin, North Surrey (2) Second Class Honours in Fladmark, Joan Kristin, Salmon Arm (2) Loverock, Cecil George, North Vancouver (2) English Literature and Language Fouks, Mrs. Ancre, Vancouver (2) Lundin, Klaus Lawrence, Vancouver (P) GENERAL COURSE Fraser, George Peter, Vancouver (2) Mason, Samuel Nathaniel, Ontario (P) Fulton, Harry Ray, Chilliwack (2) Matthews, Jeane Frances, Vancouver (2) Akesode, Alade Ashimi, Alberta (P) Barnett, Norah Grogan, New Westminster (P) Garnett, Grant Makepeace, Cobble Hill (2) Maxwell, James Francis, Vancouver (2) Anderson, Victor John Archibald, Beech, Eric Victor, Vancouver (2) Gawthom, Joyce Mildred, Vancouver (2) Maxwell, James William, Burnaby (2) Fruitvale (P) Bentley, Mrs. Sheila Farrington, Mayuk, Donald Eugene, Vancouver (P) Archibald, Edward Rupert, Richmond (2) Vancouver (P) Geddes, John Lloyd, New Westminster (P) Merler, Grazia Maria, Vancouver (P) Babie, Theodore Lawrence, LL.B., Alberta (P) Berge, Howard Raymond, North Burnaby (P) Gerullis, Helmut Moritz Daniel, Meyer, Alphonse Henry, Port Alberni (2) Baldry, William Wesley, Campbell River (P) Bledsoe, Margaret Yolande, Westview (P) Port Moody (P) Gibson, Richard, Alberta (P) Murrell, George Osric, Vancouver (P) 6 7 McDowell, Samuel James, North Surrey (2) Roux, Joseph Philippe, Vancouver (2) Rimmer, Alan Keith, Vancouver (P) Vermeer, Kees Cornelis, Vancouver (2) McEachern, John William, Vancouver (P) Royle, Mrs. Mary Margaret Ellen, Sawatzky, Jacob, Ontario (P) Wong, Michael Yee-Chiu, Ontario (P) McFarlan, James David Lyle, North Vancouver (2) Smith, Jerome Lawrence Bruce, Victoria (P) Yip, Yat Wing, Vancouver (P) Vancouver (2) Rush, Gary Bernard, United States (2) Ujimoto, Koji Victor, Salmon Arm (P) McGowan, Alvin Leonard, Saskatchewan (2) Salkeld, Margaret Ruth, Ontario (2) Mclvor, Blanche Ingram Fordes, Scheffer, Louise Henriette, Vancouver (P) THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF HOME ECONOMICS Vancouver (2) Schellenbreg, Jacob, Vancouver (2) MacKay, Donald Kenning, Vancouver (2) Shynkaryk, Walter William, Vancouver (2) Hogg, Mrs. Enid Blodwen, England (P) Vedsoe, Anna Ingeborg, Vancouver (P) McNaughton, Frederick George, Smart, Christine Mary, Burnaby (2) Parfitt, Neta Marilyn, Vancouver (P) South Burnaby (2) Smith, Marilyn Bridget, Vancouver (P) McPeek, Leonard Joseph, Trail (2) Snowsell, Shirley Anne, Prince George (P) THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION Nelson, John Norman, Victoria (P) Speight, Albert Spencer, Royal Oak (2) New, Christopher Barrie, Vancouver (P) Swadling, Hazel Margaret, Kamloops (2) Doroschuk, Glyndon Wesley, Manitoba (P) Richardson, Patricia Katharine, Royston (P) Norwich, Joseph James, White Rock (P) Tappay, Angus Robert, Campbell River (2) Hemingway, John, Cove Cliff (2) Scott, Sandra Hilda Louise, Alberta (P) Padgham, Mrs. Theresa Alice, Taylor, Thomas Scott, North Burnaby (P) Hudak, John Joseph, Vancouver (2) Towers, John Ryan, Alberta (P) Saskatchewan (P) Thompson, Frank Henry, Vancouver (2) Kent, Florence Holly, Manitoba (2) Welch, David Eustace, Royal Oak (2) Papin, Rupert Errol Henri, Vancouver (P) Toews, Cornelius Bruno, North Kamloops (2) Parker, John Frederick, North Burnaby (2) Toft, Patricia Alayne, Vancouver (2) Patrick, Alexander Douglas Lancelot, Travers, Kenneth Joseph Dean, THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE Vancouver (2) United States (1) CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Pearce, Lancelot Stephen, Nelson (P) Walker, Graham Bernard, North Burnaby (2) Bankes, Hugh John, Victoria CP) Ciccone, Ronald Albert, Prince Rupert (P) Porter, Robert Lester, Vancouver (P) Warner, John Robert, Richmond (2) Brown, Alan Charles MacKenzie, Corbishley, Douglas Arnold, Oliver (P) Porter, Sheridan Philip, B.A. (Laval), Webster, John Angus, Vancouver (P) Vancouver (P) Purchas, Lome David, Vancouver (P) ChiHjwack (2) Williamson, Herbert Evans, Vancouver (2) Poulton, Percy Harcourt, Victoria (2) Winstanley, Robert Arthur, Trail (2) Price, Alfred Beynon, Creston (2) Woollard, Mrs. Adele Edna, CIVIL ENGINEERING Rautzenberg, J org, Vancouver (2) Saskatchewan (2) Lindsay, Russell MacLeod, Vancouver (P) Van Daalen, Mello Antonie Ewoud, Redekop, Paul Waldo, Clearbrook (2) Worthington, Douglas, Sooke (2) Holland (P) Regehr, Jacob Isaac, Saskatchewan (2) Young, Margaret Ann May, Victoria (2) Robinson, Stanley Carver, Vancouver (2) Zimmerman, Sunny Melvin, Vancouver (2) ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Rosenau, Emil Albert, Penticton (2) Gaines, Edward James, Trail (2) MacKenzie, Stuart Crawford, Vancouver (P) THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Kroeker, Cornelius Henry/ Vancouver (P) Steeves, John Giffard, Victoria (P) HONOURS Allan, Ernest Albert, Victoria Second Class Honours in Chemistry GEOLOGICAL ENGINEERING La Berge, Donald Emmanuel, Wynndel FirsT class Honours in Botany Jewitt, John Walter, Trail (P) Wynne, Thomas Emlyn, Cumberland (P) Wootton, Arthur Edward, Vancouver Second Ciass Honours in Geology

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING GENERAL Nagai, Benso, Haney (P) Sherling, Norman Douglas, Cranbrook (P) Archer, Joyce Victoria, Vancouver (2) Hopper, Valerie Diane, West Vancouver (P) Rychkun, Michael, Mission City (P) Thomson, Donald Jack, New Westminster (P) Bdinka, Norman Frank, Nanaimo (P) Johanson, Fred Elliott, Vancouver (P) Bushey, Edward Eugene, Sidney (P) Lane, Edwin David, Vancouver (P) Savage, Richard Alan, Vancouver (P) Butler, David Gordon, Vancouver (2) Lim, Gary Mon Foo, Vancouver (P) Caruth, Daniel Alexander, Moll, Maureen Anne, Chapman Camp (2) METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING North Vancouver (P) Morrison, Gary Edgar Charles, Warganegara, Ram Marjoeni, Indonesia (P) Cheung, Kam-Fai, Vancouver (P) West Vancouver (2) Fraser, George Garnett, Osoyoos (P) Olthof, Pauline Johanna, Netherlands (2) ENGINEERING PHYSICS Hill, Mrs. Lela Ann, Port Coquitlam (P) Radzikowski, Wladyslaw, Vancouver (2) Graham, Ronald Lovell, Nelson (P) Hooton-Fox, Roger Frank, Vancouver (2) Reljic, Lovorko Mato, Vancouver (P)

8 9 THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING DEGREES CONFERRED, MAY 1959

Andrews, Beth, Burnaby (2) Kyle, Mrs. Thelma Ethel, Balatinecz, Janos, Vancouver (H) Koran, Zoltan, Vancouver (1) Aspol, Reta Marie, West Vancouver (2) West Vancouver (2) Batay, Janos, Vancouver (P) Kozak, Antal, Vancouver (H) Bennett, Nancy Lillian, Ontario (2) Leask, Maralyn, Aldergrove (2) Bodig, Jozsef, Vancouver (H) Matolcsy, Geza, Vancouver (2) Bishop, Diana Joan, Vancouver (2) Morrison, Christina Ann, United States (2) Borsos, Zoltan, Vancouver (2) Nyers, Ferenc, Vancouver (P) Buchanan, Helen Margaret, McDonald, Joan Anne, West Vancouver (2) Deminger, Karoly, Vancouver (P) Ocsko, Stephen, Vancouver (2) New Westminster (2) MacDonald, Sheila Mary, Vancouver (1) Fazokas, Ferenc, Vancouver (2) Popradi, Laszlo, Vancouver (2) Carpenter, Janet Florence, Ontario (1) Mackenzie, Barbara Jane, Fur, Karoly, Vancouver (P) Rab, Rudolf, Vancouver (P) Copeman, Edith Ann Montgomery, West Vancouver (2) Gaspar, Jozsef, Vancouver (P) Ronay, Sandor, Vancouver (P) Victoria (2) Patrick, Geraldine Grace Louise, Grozdits, Gyorgy Antal, Vancouver (2) Renyecz, Jozsef, Vancouver (P) Vancouver (2) Cornwell, Dorothy May, Vancouver (2) Hudak, Janos, Vancouver (2) Sivak, Bela, Vancouver (2) Randall, Beverly Joan, Vancouver (1) Darcovich, Olga, North Surrey (2) Huszar, Karoly, Vancouver (2) Somogyi, Eszter, Vancouver (P) Ross, Beryl Audrey, Kelowna Day, Farmy Ann Friend, Vancouver (2) m Ifju, Geza, Vancouver (H) Szamosi, Gabor, Vancouver (P) Scott, Marion Ruth Chester, Vancouver (2) Denholme, Mrs. Elsa Maureen, Hammond (2) Jakoy, Andre Geza, Vancouver (2) Szauer, Janos, Vancouver (2) Sinnott, Mrs. Cynthia Anne, Victoria (2) Dhillon, Kulmindar Kaur, Victoria (2) Kiss, Gyula Karoly, Vancouver (2) Szauer, Mrs. Klara, Vancouver (P) Steele, Winfred Ann, Ontario (1) Flinn, Brenda Joan, United States (2) Kiss, Janos, Vancouver (P) Veres, Gabor, Vancouver (P) fSeddes, Beatrice Ann, Vancouver (2) Sugimoto, Tomiko, Alberta (2) Giegerich, Daryl Jean, Kimberley (2) Thomson, Margaret Noreen, Ontario (1) Guttormsson, Norma Celine, Threlfall, Mrs. Margaret Ann McRae, Saskatchewan (2) South Burnaby (2) JHE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF MEDICINE Gyoba, Joyce Chiyeko, Spuzzum (1) Torney, Elizabeth Anne Georgia, Nanaimo (2) Karme, Alan Brian, B.A., Vancouver (P) Rogers, Roger Hayward, B.A., B.S.W., Hambrook, Rosemary, Ontario (2) Vinge, Dorothy Ruth, Vancouver (2) Kropinak, Matthew Roy, B.A., Vancouver (P) Vancouver (P) Hurst, Mrs. Sally Parker, Vancouver Westwick, Irene, Honeymoon Bay (2) (1) Milne, Glenn Davis, B.S.P., United States (P) Smillie, Howard Andrew Gee, Vancouver (P) Johnstone, Mrs. Alixe, Vancouver (2) Wood, Marilynn Jean, Richmond (2) Koch, Mrs. Penelope Ann, Vancouver (1) Woolley, Margaret Elizabeth, Nanaimo (2) THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF COMMERCE THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN AGRICULTURE Brownlee, James Roy, New Westminster (P) Kuciel, Mitchel, Vancouver (P) GENERAL COURSE Croteau, Paul Arthur, Alberta (P) Larsen, Rodney Kenneth, Vancouver (2) Bradner, Norman Richard, Vancouver (2) Marchand, Leonard Stephen, Vernon (2) Curror, Alexander James, Vancouver (PJ Merlo, Rino Giuseppe, Trail (P) Hay, George William, Vancouver (2) Ramsden, Robert Ollie, Vancouver (2) Findlater, Bryan Laurence, Burnaby (2) Richmond, Christopher John, Foli, Karle, Vancouver (2) Port Coquitlam (P) Gee, John Henry, White Rock (2) Woodman, Alan David, Vancouver (2) THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN PHARMACY Holmes, Alan Donnan, Richmond (P) Kihara, Shiro, Vancouver (P) Wise, Leonard Mervyn, Rossland (P)

THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF EDUCATION THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN FORESTRY Allison, Donald Edward, B.A., Vancouver (2) Harvey, George Llyod, M.A.. Richmond (2) Elson, John Clark, Saskatchewan (P) Reid, Robert James, Ganges (P) Bakker, Arie, B.A., Vancouver (2) Hercus, Mrs. Mary MacPherson, Quinlan, Edwin James, Burnaby (P) (P) Beckett, Daniel Clavis, B.A., M.A. (Aberdeen), Gibson's North Burnaby (2) Hunter, James Douglas, B.Mus. (Oregon), Vancouver (2) THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN FORESTRY — SOPRON DIVISION Beckett, James Gordon, B.A., (Queen's) Hurley, George Thomas, B.A., Pitt Meadows (2) (2) Bako, Jozsef Imre Zoltan, Vancouver (P) Ravai, Janos, Vancouver (2) United States Borthwick, David, B.S.A., Victoria (2) (2) Bakos, Tibor, Vancouver (2) Spuriga, Istvan, Vancouver (2) Janzen, Victor, B.A., Prince Rupert Cepeliauskas, Anthony Charlie, B.A., Csizmadia, Frank, Vancouver (P) Kader, Noel Martin, B.A. (Johannesburg), Natal (2) (2) New Westminster Eno, Everett Lyle, B.A. (Saskatchewan), (2) Kaethler, Jakob Adolf, B.A., Vancouver Saskatchewan (2) (2) Foley, Mrs. Ellen Louise, B.A., Victoria (2) Moodie, Allan Gordon, B.A., Vancouver 10 11 Moore, Mrs. Helen Alicia, B.A., Parmar, Jagat Singh, B.A: (Punjab), Marshall, Sonya Sharron, Vancouver (2) Pullinger, Mary Emily, Vancouver (2) Ocean Falls (2) North Burnaby (P) Mitchell, Jean, Pitt Meadows (2) Regehr, Mrs. Margretha Catherine, Muir, Robert Austin, B.A., Vancouver (2) Toews, Andrew, B.A. (Manitoba), Terrace (2) Morley, John Montague, Nelson (2) Saskatchewan (2) Macdonald, Mrs. Phyllis Hawthorne Rawlins, Toren, Martin Sidney, B.A., Vancouver (2) Morrissey, Catherine Anne, Vancouver (2) Renville, Mrs. Mildred Olive, B.A., West Vancouver (2) White, Andrew, B.A., Vancouver (2) Muir, Janet Heather, South Burnaby (P) North Vancouver (2) McLachlan, Donald Alexander, B.A., Zelich, Ramon Ralph, B.A., B.Paed. Myrtle, Judith Lempi, Kelowna (P) Rook, Mary Frances Loraine, Vancouver (1) Vancouver (2) (Manitoba), New Westminster (2) McConnell, Florence Gertrude, Victoria (2) Rossi, John Fraser, New Westminster (2) Macdonald, Marianne Scott, White Rock (2) Slack, Roberta Anne, Squamish (2) McMillan, Marjorie Grace, Victoria (P) Steuart, Sheila Heaton, Victoria (2) SECONDARY PROGRAMME Newby, Douglas William, Sardis (2) Stevens, Frederick John, Vancouver (P) Berod, Ronald James, Victoria (2) Manning, Diana Elizabeth, North Surrey (2) Phillipson, Mrs. Margaret B., Stewart, Olive Mary, New Westminster (2) Bisshopp, Kathleen Eliza, Moore, Charles Douglas, North Surrey (P) Prince Rupert (2) Thomas, Evan Laurence, Vancouver (2) New Westminster (2) Morrison, Margaret Helen, Vancouver (2) Pollard, Ernest Edwin Joseph, Victoria (2) Treadgold, Frances Muriel, Kelowna (1) Bryan, John Denys, Courtenay (P) MacColl, Emily Christine, Vancouver (P) Provins, Mrs. Margaret Eleanor, Vey, Mrs. Florence Belle, Vancouver (2) Dunster, Stanley James, North Surrey (2) McLaren, John Albert Livingstone, New Westminster (P) Wagner, Helen Anne Kathleen, Trail (2) Durrant, Myrna Florence, Quebec (2) Vancouver (2) Puech, Monique Joseph Anne Marie Watchorn, Georgina Lilian, Victoria (2) Eyton, Sydney Charles, Vancouver (1) McMaster, John Richard, Burnaby (2) (Sister Marie Cyprien) North Vancouver (2) Ferguson, Ida Grace, Langley (P) Northrop, Hubert, New Westminster (2) Fraser, Donald William McPherson, Patenaude, Maurice Cecil, Vancouver (2) THE DIPLOMA IN CLINICAL TEACHING AND SUPERVISION Ocean Falls (2) Patterson, Mrs. Florence Muriel, Duncan (2) Fulton, John Blair, Vancouver (2) Perkins, Stanley Arthur, Victoria (2) Brockley, Mrs. Charlotte, Knighton, Ellen Lilian, Victoria (2) North Vancouver (2) Halleran, Arthur, North Vancouver (2) Robertson, George, Kitimat (2) McRorie, Elizabeth Anne, Ontario (2) Buzzell, Elizabeth Mary, Quebec (1) Hallisey, Cornelius John, Kelowna (P) Salmon, Henry Joseph, Victoria (2) Rois, Pearl Ida, Vancouver (2) Desjardins, June Elaine, Vancouver (2) Hubbard, Albert Guy Hargreaves, Tadey, Anthony, North Vancouver (1) Ross, Janice Eva May, Ontario (2) Flower, Florence Joan, Vancouver (2) United States (2) Terry, Robert Douglas, North Vancouver (P) Wilson, Roaxy Marice, Vancouver (2) Hyslop, Florence Alberta, Jackson, Kenneth Edward, Chilliwack (2) Thomas, David Charles, Vancouver (2) Witt, Mrs. Irene M., Vernon (P) New Westminster (P) Jones, David John, Victoria (2) Weaver, William Arthur, Vancouver (P) Laing, David Holder, Victoria (P) Whittaker, Charles John, Nanaimo (2) THE DIPLOMA IN PU HEALTH NURSING

ELEMENTARY PROGRAMME Adams, Marilyn Ann, Vancouver (2) Hughes, Shirley Anne, Bradner (2) Arnaud, Mrs. Caroline Ruth, Irish, Marilyn Jean, Alberta (2) Anderson, Marion Gail, Vancouver (P) Frizell, Charles George, Vancouver (2) North Vancouver (1) Kee, Helen Maude, Vancouver (2) Angrignon, Albert Edmond, Aldergrove (2) Gifford, Doris Mabel, Vancouver (2> Beeloo, Wilhelmina Clasina, Voncouver (2) Kershaw, Mary, Nelson (2) Bell, Florence Atkinson, Vancouver (2) Harper, Mrs. Joan Elma, Ontario (2) Bent, Marilyn Joan, Penticton (2) Klassen, Annie June, Yarrow (2) Berry, Alan Keith, Hope (2) Harper, Mrs. Mary Ann, Mission City (2) Bryant, Mrs. Cleo Catherine, Lingenfelder, Mrs. Ethel Winona, Burke, Mrs. Marion Steven, Burnaby (2) Hasanen, Kenneth Leslie Craig, Prince George (P) Vancouver (2) Carlson, Elizabeth Gail, Vancouver (1) Campbell River (2) Chadwick, Mrs. Patricia Anna Rose, Lipka, Katherine, Saskatchewan (2) Cavin, Desmond Joseph, Victoria (2) Hawrelak, Mrs. Shirley Roberta, Vancouver (1) Lukey, Margaretha Alida, Vancouver (2) Churchman, Dorothy Emily, Vancouver (2) West Vancouver (2) Chow, Effie, Duncan (2) Martens, Nettie, Nova Scotia (2) Collins, Catherine Cecelia, Vancouver (2) Hoffman, Mrs. Mary Anne May, Confortin, Ann Marie, Vancouver (2) Moelleken, Mrs. Melita Anna, Vancouver (2) Connor, David Charles, New Westminster (P) North Surrey (P) Corry, Margaret Kathryn, Vancouver (2) Murray, Elizabeth Agnes, Nova Scotia (2) Corman, Agnes Marguerita, Howard, Barbara Catherine, Burnaby (2) Dorken, Florence Elaine, Quebec (2) Mutch, Isabel Marion, Saskatchewan (1) Huff, Mary Elizabeth, Cloverdale (1) Dufton, Kathleen Mary, Vancouver (2) Prince Edward Island (P) Cove, Helen Ethel, Victoria (P) King, Evelyn Ruth, Victoria (2) Dunfield, Thelma Irene, Vancouver (1) McGowan, Joan Kathleen, Saskatchewan (2) Darby, Mina Jane, North Surrey (P) Krass, Sandra Etta, Vancouver (P) Evers, Mrs. Annette Genevieve, Richmond (P) McLaughlin, Joyce Annie, Ontario (2) Dawson, George Fredrick Irvine, Victoria (1) Law, Jeanne Ella Catherine, Vancouver (2) Fogg, Pauline Hilda, Ladner (2) Patriquin, Mrs. Beatrice Herberta, Eilers, Eleanor Jean, Vancouver (P) Lister, Roy Lloyd, Victoria (2) Foster, Joan Patricia, Vancouver (2) Victoria (2) Fennell, Freda Muriel, New Westminster (2) Manning, Mrs. Winifred Elsie, Vancouver (2) Goodwin, Mrs. Irene Dorothy, Vancouver (2) Quan, Clarice, South Burnaby (2) Ferguson, Agnes Dodds, Ladysmith (2) Marshall, Pauline Billie, Vancouver (2) Hodgson, Adelle Marion, Alberta (P) Rosland, Erna Thordes, Rossland (2)

12 13 Rowan, Maureen Janet, Alberta (2) Trainor, Dawn Claire Marie, Victoria (P) THE UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA Silvanovicz, Helen, JNIew Westminster (2) Trotter, Sarah Ella, Ontario (2) Taylor, Marilyn Kathleen, Victoria (P) Worthy, Marjorie Trench, Vancouver (2) Thompson, Kathleen Guest, Vancouver (P) Wynn, Thelma Ethel, Mission City (2) FELLOWSHIPS, SCHOLARSHIPS, MEDALS PRIZES AND BURSARIES (From October 31 st, 1958 to October 31 st, 1959)

AWARDS ANNOUNCED MAY 13th, 1959

Heads of the Graduating Classes The Governor General's Gold Medal (head of the graduating class In the Faculty of Arts and Science, B.A. and B.Sc. degrees): Marlene Rae Hunt (Victoria). The Wilfrid Sadler Memorial Gold Medal (head of the graduating class in the Faculty of Agriculture, B.S.A. degree): Ralph Howard Phelps (Trinidad). The Association of Professional Engineers Gold Medal (head of the graduating class in the Faculty of Applied Science. B.A.Sc. degree): Kenneth Charles Wilson (Vancouver) with honourable mention for Thomas Ray Meadowcroft (Vancouver). The Kiwanis Club Gold Medal and Prize ($75) (head of the graduating class in the Faculty of Commerce, B.Com. degree): John Forbes Helliwell (Vancouver). The University Medal for Arts and Science (head of the graduating class in the Faculty of Arts and Science, science groups, B.A. and B.Sc. degrees): Arthur John Stewart Smith (Victoria). The Law Society Gold Medal and Prize (call and admission fee) (head of the graduating class in the Faculty of Law, LL.B. degree): Lawrence Colbourne Brahan (Vancouver). The Hamber Gold Medal and Prize ($250) (head of the graduating class in the Faculty of Medicine, M.D. degree): John Robert Birch (Vancouver). The Horner Gold Medal for Pharmacy (head of the graduating class in the Faculty of Pharmacy, B.S.P. degree): Harvey David Sanders (Vancouver). The Home Economics Graduation Prize ($50) (head of the graduating class in the School of Home Economics, B.H.E. degree): Carol June Elizabeth Brett (Penticton). The Canadian Association for Health, Physical Education, and Recreation Prize (bead, of the graduating class in the School of Physical Education, B.P.E. degree): John David Dennison (Australia). The Canadian Institute of Forestry Medal (best all-round record in professional forestry, B.S.F. or B.A.Sc. course, in studies and activities): John Walter Edwin Hams (Vancouver). The H. R. MacMillan Prize in Forestry, $100 (head of the graduating class in the Faculty of Forestry, B.S.F. degree): Albert James Kayll (Vancouver). The Royal Architectural Institute of Canada Medal (head of the graduating class in the School of Architecture, B.Arch. degree): Donald Matsuba (Alberta). The Laura Holland Scholarship, $300 (head of the graduating class. School of Social Work, B.S.W. degree, and continuing for M.S.W. degree) (award relinquished): (Mrs.) Helga Maria Gertrud Hicks (Vancouver). The Moe and Leah Chetkow Memorial Prize, $100 (head of the graduating class in the School of Social Work, M.S.WTh. edegree) Rhode:s JoycScholarshie Fairchilp d Rolston (Vancouver). Special Prize, $50 (head of the graduating class in the Fifth Year class, Sopron Division, Faculty of Forestry): (Mrs.Joh) nJudit Forbeh Balintfs Helliwely (Vancouver)l (Vancouver). . Awards in Various Faculties General Canadian Association of Geographers Book Prize (proficiency in Geography): James William Maxwell (Burnaby). The Lefevre Gold Medal and Scholarship (approx. $125) (proficiency in Chemistry or Chemical Engineering): John Wilson Quail (United States). The Morris Belkin Prize, $100 (best essay in field of Freudian Psychology): June Margaret Smith (Vancouver). Summer School in German, Reed College, Scholarship (from the Leon and Theo Koerner Foundation), $350: (Mrs.) Margaret June Johnston Keddis (Vancouver). U 15 The United Nations Prize, $50 (most significant contribution during the session in The Lillian Mae Westcott Prize, equipment to value of approx. $60 (outstanding in area furthering the aims and objectives of the United Nations): Margaret Mary Lavell of clothing and textiles): Patricia Ruth Ann Laidman (New Westminster). Leeson (Vancouver). The Singer Sewing Machine Co. Prize, portable electric Singer Sewing Machine (high The University Essay Prize. $25 (best essay submitted to the Department of English): ranking student in field of clothing): Sherrolyn Rose Berkey (Burnaby). Keith Darrel Eccleston (Alberta). Law Architecture The Allan S. Gregory Memorial Prize, $25 each (merit in Moot Court work): The Architectural Institute of British Columbia Prize, books to value of approx. $66 and Eric Peter Graham Moseley (Vancouver) an award of merit (outstanding in architectural design and high academic standing): David Herbert Vickers (North Vancouver). Gene Kinoshita (Slocan City). The Canada Law Book Company Prize, books (high standing in subject Conflict of Laws): British Columbia Lumber Manufacturers' Association Prize In Architecture, $100 (general Lawrence Colbourne Brahan (Vancouver). >roficiency and special aptitude for use of wood in specific project): Albert Lee The Canada Permanent Mortgage Corporation Prizes, $25 each (highest standing in fVancouver). Northwest Plaster Bureau Scholarship, $250 (outstanding in aspects of profession of course on Mortgages): architecture): Walter John Carfrae (Vancouver). Jack Anthony McCrossan (Vancouver) Powell River Company Limited Prize, $25 (for excellence in some aspect of planning): David Herbert Vickers (North Vancouver). Donald Matsuba (Alberta). The Carswell Company Limited Prize, books to value of $20 (highest standing in Third Year): Lawrence Colbourne Brahan (Vancouver). Arts and Selene* The Samuel and Rebecca Nemetz Prize in Constitutional Law, $50 (highest standing in Constitutional Law): Lawrence Colbourne Brahan (Vancouver). The Ahepa Prize, $100 (proficiency in Greek, Honours In Classics): Marlene Rae Hunt Special Awards, $25 each (proficiency in course on Mortgages): (Victoria). Jack Anthony McCrossan (Vancouver) The Armstead Prize in Biology and Botany, $50 (scholastic achievement in the Honours David Herbert Vickers (North Vancouver)Medicin. e Course): Donald Emannuef La Berge (Wynndel). The David Bolocan Memorial Prize, $25: Marilyn Joan Thomas (Nanaimo). The Ayerst, McKenna & Harrison Prize, $200 (highest standing in the combined subjects French Government Medal and Book Prize (proficiency in French): Alvin Earle John Ford of obstetrics and gynaecology): H. Michael Bell (Vancouver). (Victoria). The Ciba Prize in Psychiatry, $100 (most outstanding in subject of psychiatry): June Estelle Schoenle (Burnaby). Commerce The C. V. Mosby Company Prizes (books) (promise in a field or fields of studies): June Estelle Schoenle (Burnaby) The Graduating Class of 1958 Memorial Shields (for outstanding records in academic and student activities): Clifford Stephen Melnyk (Vancouver). The Dorothy Anne Dilworth Memorial Shield: The Dean M. M. Weaver Medal (outstanding record in the four-year course): Sherold Barbara Jean Leith (Vancouver): Fishman (Vancouver). The Matthew H. Henderson Memorial Shield John Forbes Helliwell (Vancouver). The Dr. A. B. Schinbein Memorial Scholarship, $250 (highest standing in subject of surgery, proceeding to interneship): Mervyn Clarice Weir (Vancouver). The Dr. Frank Porter Patterson Memorial Scholarship, $150 (proficiency and interest in Engineering orthopaedic surgery, proceeding to interneship): David Herman Harder (Vancouver). The Canadian Forest Products Ltd. Prize, $100 (good record in final two years of The Dr. Walter Stewart Baird Memorial Prize, $50 (best graduation dissertation): Sherold Forest Engineering): Charles H. G. Iverson (Alberta). Fishman (Vancouver). The Engineering Institute of Canada (Vancouver Branch) Walter Moberly Memorial Prize, The Dr. W. A. Whitelaw Scholarship, $200 (general proficiency, proceeding to interneship): $50 (outstanding engineering report or thesis): John Spencer MacDonald (New Thomas Wickham (Vancouver). Westminster). The Hamber Scholarship in Medicine, $750 (top ranking student, proceeding to interne- Engineering Report and Thesis Prizes, $50 each (outstanding reports or theses): ship): Mervyn Clarice Weir (Vancouver). Robert George Auld (Vancouver) The Horner Prize ($100) and Gold Medal (highest aggregate standing in the four-year Donald William Hyndman (Vancouver). course in subject of medicine): David Herman Harder (Vancouver).) The Heavy Construction Association of B.C. Graduation Prize, $50 (highest standing in The Ingram & Bell Limited Prize, equipment (outstanding qualifications in character, subject of highway engineering): Kenneth Marvin Richmond (Vancouver). student affairs, standing): George Edward Price (Victoria). The H. R. MacMillan Prize in Forest Engineering, $100 (highest standing in Forest Mead Johnson of Canada Ltd. Prize in Paediatrics, $50 (highest standing in paediatrics): Engineering): Charles H. G. Iverson (Alberta). Andrew Bryson Young (Vancouver). Machine Design Prize, $25 (best design in Mechanical Engineering 463): Donald Edwin The Samuel and Rebecca Nemetz MemoriaPharmacl Scholarshipy , $100 (special aptitude for Coltman (Vancouver). medical research): Sheroid Fishman (Vancouver). Timber Preservers Limited Prizes (best plans and specifications of a structure of treated The Cunningham Prize in Pharmacy, $50 (outstanding record in all years of course): timber): First Prize, $75—Andrew John Montador (Wellington) Harvey David Sanders (Vancouver). Second Prize, $50—Cyril Michael B. Robson (Victoria) The Bristol Book Award (outstanding student): Harris Glynn Pattlson (Chemainus). Third Prize, $30—Edward Donald Bridgman (Vancouver) The Dean E. L. Woods Memorial Prize (donated by the Pharmaceutical Association of the Merit Prizes, $15 each— Province of British Columbia), $50 (outstanding in the practical and theoretical Russell McLeod Lindsay (Manitoba) Earl Albert Lund (Prince George) parts of the pharmaceutical subjects): Gordon Slobin (Burnaby). Peter Alex Shields (Vancouver). The Merck Awards, special books (highest standing in pharmaceutical chemistry): Home Economics Harvey David Sanders (Vancouver) Lillian Yuan (Vancouver). The B.C.D.A. Scholarship in Dietetics, $100 (proficiency dietetic major, proceeding to The Pfizer Fellowship in Hospital Pharmacy, $500 (proceeding to interneship, hospital interneship in Canada): Olga Rumen (Fernie). pharmacy): Georg Eugen Kuhn (Vancouver). The B.C. Electric Company Service Award in Home Economics ($100 a month for twelve­ month interneship in Home Economics Service Centre of the B.C. Electric Company): Pharmacy Alumni Book Prize (outstanding potential pharmacist): Conrad William Patricia Joy Overhill (Revelstoke). Cruickshank (Vancouver). The Poulenc Gold Medal (highest standing in pharmacology): Georg Eugen Kuhn 16 (Vancouver). 17 Physical Education AWARDS ANNOUNCED MAY 29th, 1959 Special Prize, $25 (proficiency in Physical Education degree course): (Mrs.) Heather Diana Mary McCallum (Vancouver). Awards In Various Faculties

Social Work General Greater Vancouver Branch, British Columbia Association of Social Workers, Prize, books Special University Prize, $50 (head of the graduating class, Four-Year group, Sopron ($25) (academic standing and all-round professional activity and promise, M.S.W. Division, Faculty of Forestry, B.S.F. degree): Jozsef Bodig (Vancouver). course): (Mrs.) Ellen IsobeTle Esau (Vancouver). The Alan Boag Scholarship, $250 (best essay on some aspect of socialism): Christian Soe Social Work Prize, $25 (best thesis in M.S.W. course): (Burnaby). Lloyd Woodrow DeWalt (Vancouver) The Entomological Society of British Columbia Book Prize (proficiency in Zoology, field with honourable mention for of entomology): Paul Hugh Williams (Vancouver). Joyce Fairfield Rolston (Vancouver).

Awards for Graduate Study and Research Arts and Science The Anne Wesbrook Scholarship, $200 (for graduate study and research): Audrey Florence Prize of the Ambassador of Switzerland (proficiency in German): Richard David Clark (Vancouver) Ells (Victoria). Margaret Edith Galbralth (Chilliwack). The British Columbia Electric Company Limited Fellowship In Agriculture, $800: Thomas David Douglas Groves (Westholme). The British Columbia Electric Company Limited Graduate Scholarship, $250 (Social Graduate Studies Work): Wolfram John Koch (Vancouver). The Edith Ashton Memorial Scholarship (Biology and Botany), $250: (Mrs.) Alma O. The British Columbia Electric Company Graduate Scholarships, $250 each (for graduate Peterson (Vancouver). study): John Francis Raymond Ashworth (Victoria) The Junior League of Vancouver Scholarship in Social Work, $500: (Mrs.) Renate J. F. E. Brian N. S. Gooch (Vancouver) Varwig (Vancouver). Gladstone A. Taylor (West Indies). The Oppenheimer Bros. & Company Centennial Scholarship, $500 (proceeding to M.B.A. British Columbia Sugar Refining Company Limited Scholarships (for graduate study): programme): Gerard George Duclos (Alberta). Richard William W. Baldwin (Vancouver)—$350 The Richard Claxton Palmer Scholarship, $300 (graduate study in agriculture): St. Clair Marcus Arthur M. Bell (Vancouver)—$300 McDonald Forde (Trinidad). Slavoj Eis (Vancouver)—$350 Scholarships for French Canada Studies, $500 each: Alan C. Harkness (Vancouver)—$500 John Wilson Quail (United States)—$500 (i) in the Department of History— Aileen Elizabeth Barker (West Vancouver) Gladstone A. Taylor (West Indies)—$150. (II) In the Department of Romance Studies— The British Columbia Telephone Company Scholarships in Engineering and Physics, $600 Alvln Earle John Ford (Victoria). each: The Vancouver B'nal B'rith Hlllel Foundation Scholarships, $125 each: Jack S. Matsushita (Vancouver) for Agriculture— Frederick John Morgan (West Vancouver). Mohendra J. G. S. Merriman (Vancouver) The California Standard Graduate Fellowship, $1000 (beginning graduate study, geology): for Arts & Science— Joseph Hilton Montgomery (Vancouver). Marilyn Joan Thomas (Nanaimo). Canadian Forest Industries Entomological Scholarship, $300 (graduate study in the field The Warner-Lambert Research Fellowship In Pharmacy, $1200: Harvey David Sanders of forest entomology): Antal KOzak (Vancouver). (Vancouver). The Canadian Industries Limited Fellowship, $2000 (graduate study and research In The William Rea Scholarship, $1000 (proceeding to graduate study for a career In radio Chemical Engineering): Francis Andrew Dullien (Vancouver). The Cominco Fellowship, $1000 (graduate study and research in metallurgy): Edmund or television through writing): Rosemary Kimball Kent-Barber (Vancouver). Alexander Hahn (Vancouver). Awards Made by Other Institutions The Dr. F. J. Nicholson Scholarships, $500 (graduate study): The Athlone Fellowships (for study in Engineering in the United Kingdom - fees, Peter Hans Fischer (West Vancouver) maintenance, and passage): Maurice Roy Granger (West Vancouver). Stanley Ross Clark (Nanaimo) John Frank Clarke (Nelson) The Fisheries Association of B.C. Scholarships, $300 each (study and research in the Raymond Meadowcroft (Vancouver) field of fisheries): Kenneth Charles Wilson (Vancouver). Harold William Lorz (Vancouver) International Nickel Graduate Research Fellowships, $2000 each: John Donald MacPhail (White Rock). Keith G. Davis (Vancouver) (Renewal) The Native Daughters of British Columbia Scholarship, $150 (for research in the Pro­ Edward Peter Jones (Trail). vincial Archives, B.C. History): John Spencer Church (Vancouver). Norwegian Government Scholarship (5000 Krones, established by Norwegian Department The United Fishermen and Allied Workers' Union Scholarship in Fisheries, $200 (graduate of Foreign Affairs): Hanne Guldberg Jensen (Victoria). study and research in the field of fisheries): John Cameron MacLeod (Ontario). Woodrow Wilson Foundation Scholarships ($1500 and tuition fees - for graduate work University Graduate Scholarship, $200 (graduate study in chemistry): John Wilson Quail leading to academic career): (United States). Alan Rodney Dobell (Vancouver) The Vancouver Women's Canadian Club Scholarship, $100 (proficiency in Canadian David Clive Higgs (Vancouver) History, proceeding to further studies) (award relinquished): John Norman Whitaker Margaret Mary La veil Leeson (Vancouver). (West Vancouver). AWARDS ANNOUNCED JUNE 18th, 1959

Graduate Studies The British Columbia Electric Company Travelling Fellowship in Architecture, $2000 (study and travel in Europe): Norman S. Jones (Vancouver). The British Columbia Teachers' Federation Graduate Scholarship, $300 (graduate study in Education): John Salmon (Vancouver). 18 19 DuPont Scholarship for School Science and Mathematics Teachers, $2100 (further study in The German Government Book Prizes (proficiency in German): science or mathematics): John Dickson Moore (Haney). Yola Patricia Alleyne (Vancouver) Wendy Joan Bennett (West Vancouver) The Fisheries Association of B.C. Scholarships, $300 each (graduate study, field of Thomas Edwin Raymond Bolster (Vancouver) fisheries): Gert Ernst Bruhn (Vancouver) KiIambi V. Ayyangar (India) Stephen Ronald Harvey (Vancouver) Mitsuo Yesaki (Richmond) Yolanda S. M. Kawa (Vancouver) Later Chemicals Scholarship, $100 (proficiency in zoology, field of entomology, continuing Ulrich F. J. Mache (Vancouver) studies): Norman John Filmer (Vancouver). Richard Donald Warda (Ladysmith) Shek-Leung Wong (Hong Kong). The Nabob Scholarship in Food Technology, $500 (for study in the field of food General Motors Canadian Scholarship Programme, minimum of $200 each (renewals for technology, graduate work in Agriculture): Hans August Buttkus (Vancouver). proficiency): Pemberton Securities Limited Scholarship, $250 (for graduate studies in the field of Third renewal— security analysis): Edward Cecil Roper (Vancouver). William George Slinn (Grantham's Landing) The Shell Fellowship for Research, $1200 (for graduate study and research in geophysics): Terrence Samuel Brown (Vancouver) John Sydney Stacey (Vancouver). Second renewal— Catherine Ann Batten (Merritt) The Standard Oil Company of British Columbia Limited Fellowship, $950 (graduate study and research in chemical engineering): Alan Robert Gemmell (Ontario). Norman Cornerman (Vancouver) First renewal— Thomas Edwin Raymond Bolster (Vancouver) Gerald Edward Tripard (Vancouver). General The Gilbert Tucker Memorial Prize, $25 (leading student in History 404): Christa Erika Pfeiff (Ontario). The Alaska Pine & Cellulose Limited Special Scholarship, $500 (high standing, First Year, The Hon. W. C. Woodward University Memorial Scholarship, $500 a year for maximum for sons and daughters of Company employees): Catherine Vool (Honeymoon Bay). of five years: First renewal— The British Columbia Electric Company Proficiency Scholarships: Helena Marian Lethbridge (Vancouver). Architecture—Stephen Zibin (Penticton)—$250 Arts and Science—Shek-Leung Wong (Hong Kong)—$250 The Inco Scholarships, tuition and $300 (renewals): Arts and Science—Lillian A. Condrashoff (North Surrey)—$250 Third renewal— Applied Science—Donald Jackson Buckland (West Vancouver)—$200 Michael Peter Hayne (Salmon Arm) Victoria College—Marilyn A. McElmoyle (Victoria)—$200. Second renewal— Donald Nicholson (Surrey) The Burrard Dry Dock Company Limited Entrance Scholarship. $250 (renewal for First renewal— proficiency): First renewal—Allen Ross Kirkpatrick (North Vancouver). Allen Anthony Offenberger (Penticton). The Chemical Institute of Canada Book Prizes, $25 each (proficiency, proceeding to The International House Association Book Prize (awarded March, 1959, for contribution Final Year): to aims and purposes of International House): Chemistry (Arts and Science)— Hiroshi Elmer Hara (Vancouver) Michael Charles Lewis Gerry (Victoria) Oliver Peter St. John (Peachland). Chemical Engineering— The J. J. Herb Scholarship, $500 a year for two years (overall record, leadership, and Murray Alexander McAndrew (Vancouver). student activies): Renewal—Ross Keir Craigie (Vancouver) The Chris Spencer Foundation Special Scholarships, $500 each (renewals for proficiency): New Award—Bradley Edward Crawford (Vancouver). Third renewal— The Kapoor Singh Scholarships, $250 each (proficiency): Joseph John Haegert (Victoria) (a) for East Indian students— Second renewal— Mo Hendra Merriman (India) Susan Mary Carey (Vancouver) (b) for other students— Richard Hans Patterson (New Westminster) Heather Ann Burton (Vancouver). First renewal— The Macmillan Company of Canada Prizes in Creative Writing, $50 each: Terence Michael Gordon (Vancouver) Best original poem— Norma Jean Dickinson (Victoria) (Victoria College). David Mansfield Bromige (Vancouver) The CKNW Scholarship in Television, $500 (summer course in television at Stanford Best original short story— University): David Leonard Pears (Burnaby). Olive Claire Sanford (United States). Crown Zellerbach Scholarships for Teacher Training, $400 a year for five years (continuing in Arts and Science, Home Economics or Education, to teaching certificates): Union Carbide Canada Limited Scholarships, $500 a year for four years: Final renewal— First renewal— Frances Margaret Munro (Courtenay) George Stephen Pond (Vancouver) Third renewal— Second renewal— Myrtle Rae Forberg (Campbell River) Ronald Milne Lees (Vancouver). The Vancouver Natural History Prize (books to value of $25) (proficiency in botany): Sylvia Cherisy Heys (Ladysmith) yl Jack Stanley Hodgins (Merville) William John Revel (Enderby). Sylvia Geraldine Poy (Nanaimo) The Vancouver Sun Scholarship for Carriers, $400: Second renewal— First renewal— Carolyn Elizabeth Wallace (Ladysmith) Stephen Ronald Harvey (Vancouver). The William Eugene Maclnnes Memorial Scholarship, $200 (proficiency in studies and First renewal— student affairs, Arts and Science or Engineering): Michael Jack Brown (Vancouver). Bernice Cail (Courtenay) Pauline Grauer (Richmond) David Hutchings (Ocean Falls) Agriculture Kenneth Douglas MacMillan (Campbell River) Lorine Margaret Scroggie (New Westminster) The Boultbee Prizes (promise in field of animal science): Alan John Wargo (Ladysmith) Loretta Alberta Reynolds (Langley)—$15 Second renewal of two-year award— Harry Cook (Burnaby)—$10. Miriam Litch (Nanaimo) The British Columbia Fruit Growers Association Golden Jubilee (1939) Scholarship, $250 First renewal of four-year award— (proficiency, horticultural options): Jean A. Dunkerley (Langley). William Michael Petrusic (Richmond). 20 21 The David Thorn Scholarship, $150 (proficiency, proceeding to the Third Year): Robert Walter Jenkins (North Vancouver) Anthony Adrian Rienzi (West Indies). by reversion from Peter Charles Greiner (Vancouver). The David A. McKee Scholarship, $150 (proficiency, proceeding to Third Year): Herbert The California Standard Company Undergraduate Scholarship (standing and ability for Arthur Luttmerding (Armstrong). research, interest in field of oil exploration and production), $400 (in field of The Dr. D. A. McKee Memorial Prize, $40 (proficiency In Third Year): Marilyn Ruth geology): James Aubrey Coates (New Westminster). Pearcey (Vancouver). The California Standard Company Undergraduate Scholarship (standing and ability for The Dr. G. F. R. Barton Memorial Bursary-Scholarship, $100 (high standing First Year, research, interest in field of oil exploration and production), $400 (in field of pre-veterinary): Howard M. J. Aldous (North Vancouver). physics): Walter Newbold Hardy (Burnaby). The Food Executives' Club Scholarship, $250 (special Interest and promise in scientific and technological problems relating to foods): Andras G. Lacko (Vancouver). The Daniel Buchanan Scholarship in Mathematics, $125 (proficiency in mathematics): The Gillmor and Roderick Morrison Memorial Scholarship, $70 (proficiency In Third Year, Ronald Cameron Riddell (Vancouver). field of genetics): Ray Watkins (Vancouver). The Dilworth Prize in English, $25 (highest standing in English 200): Lorenne Margaret The Jim Wallace Credit Union Service Award (donated annually through the B.C. Credit Gordon (Vancouver). Union College), $250 (academic standing and special interest in the Credit Union The Dr. Isabel Maclnnes Prize, $100 (proficiency in German 110, 120, or 130): and cooperative movements): Edward SmuTders (Vancouver). Catherine Anne Batten (Merritt). The Nabob Scholarship in Food Technology, $500 (for study in the field of food tech­ The Frank F. Smith Scholarship for Theology, $300 (graduating student in Arts and nology - agriculture): Francis Webb Milierd (West Vancouver). Science, continuing studies at Union College, Vancouver, B.C.): Stuart George Proficiency Scholarships in Agriculture: Schoberg (Vancouver). First Year— The Gwynne-Vaughan Memorial Scholarship, $100 (proficiency, proceeding after gradua­ John Cyril Healey (Egmont) tion to Anglican Theological College): Donald Edward Grayston (Vancouver). Third Year— The Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire Scott Memorial Scholarship, $100 (proficiency Marilyn Ruth Pearcey (Vancouver)—$200 in biology): Eleanor Ida S. Kallio (Sicamous). Ray Watkins (Vancouver)—$140 The John and Annie Southcott Memorial Scholarship, $100 (proficiency In field of B.C. Moyra DeWolfe (Vancouver)—$150 history): Francis Harris Mitchell (Victoria). Loretta Alberta Reynolds (Langley)—$150. The KVOS-TV Scholarships, $100 each (high standing, special interest in writing, com­ The University Scholarship in Agriculture, $200 (proficiency In First Year): Howard munications, or related fields): M. J. Aldous (North Vancouver). Edelgard Elsbeth Petzelt (Sardis) Frederick James Fletcher (Vancouver). The Mallinckrodt Chemical Works Limited Prize, $25 (Third Year student most out­ Architecture standing in inorganic and analytical chemistry): Michael Charles Lewis Gerry (Victoria). The Architectural Institute of British Columbia Prizes, approx. $66 each (ability in The Mary Stewart Maclnnes Memorial Scholarship, $200 (achievement and interest in architectural design): German studies): John Edward Geeling (Vancouver). Fourth Year—Daryl Charles Jorgenson (Alberta) Mobil Oil of Canada Ltd., Scholarship in Geology, $400 (progress and attainment In Third Year—John Raymond Griffin (Burnaby). Geology, entering Final Year): Stewart Lynn Blusson (Vancouver). The Atlas Asbestos Company Limited Prize Award, $200 (best solution for design The McGill Graduates Scholarship, $100 (highest in Second Year English and French problem involving asbestos cement products, Third Year): Ronald Brian Walkey combined): Catherine Ann Batten (Merritt). (West Vancouver). The MacMillan & Bloedel Scholarships for Forestry and Forest Engineering, $400 each The British America Paint Co. Ltd. Scholarship in Architecture, $500 (outstanding (entering Forestry or Forest Engineering): over-all record, entering Final Year): Robert Franklin Sherrin (Vancouver). Gerhard Bielert (Kelowna) The British Columbia Cement Company Limited Scholarships in Architecture, $250 each Robert M. Sitter (Canyon) (general proficiency): Harold Edward Stevens (Port Alberni). Peter Batchelor (Vancouver) The Osier, Hammond & Nanton Scholarship. $200 (highest standing in Economics, Third Jack Miro Katnick (Penticton). Year, proceeding to Final Year): Michael Jack Brown (Vancouver). British Columbia Lumber Manufacturers Association Prizes in Architecture, $100 each: Physics Society Book Prizes (value approx. $15 each) (proficiency in Honours Courses in (a) for regular project in Fourth Year Involving use of wood— Physics): Jack Miro Katnick (Penticton) Fourth Year—Arthur John Stewart Smith (Victoria) (b) best set of construction drawings, Second Year: Third Year—Michael John Haggerty (Vancouver). James Colin Strasman (Vancouver). The Plimsoll Club Scholarship in Economic Geography (donated by the Canadian Transport The Canadian Pittsburgh Industries Scholarship, $250 (best solution to design problem, Company Limited), $100 (proficiency in special fields of geography): Howard Roger Fourth Year): Arthur Boyd (Vancouver). Hurt (Vancouver). The Charles J. Thompson Prizes, $50 each (highest standing in courses on history of The Polish Friendship "Zgoda" Society Prize, $100 (proficiency in first course in Polish): architecture): Paul Bell Hunt (Vancouver). James Colin Strasman (Vancouver) Ronald Brian Walkey (West Vancouver). The Prize of the Ambassador of Switzerland, books (achievement in French Language The McCarter, Nairne & Partners Scholarship, $250 (highest standing, Third Year): David and Literature, Third Year): Irene Brenda Frazer (Vancouver). John Dubeta (Alberta). Royal Institution Scholarship in Arts and Science, $200 (highest standing in First Year): The Schlage Lock Company Scholarship, $250 (highest standing in Second Year): Henry Michael Stephen Mepham (Osoyoos). Gilbert John Hawthorn (Vancouver). Schlumberger of Canada Scholarship, $500 (proficiency in Third Year in certain fields Arts and Science such as physics, electrical or mechanical engineering, geology): Michael John Haggerty (Vancouver). Alliance Francaise (University Section) Book Prize (presented for proficiency in French Scholarships for Proficiency, $100 each: 300 in memory of Mrs. J. Gordon Andison): Jeane F. Matthews (Vancouver). Goldine J. Broadfoot (Vancouver) The Beverley Cayley Scholarship, $100 (male student with highest standing in First Year Lorene Margaret Gordon (Vancouver) English): Hugh Patrick Glenn (West Vancouver). James Donald Jones (Vancouver) Paul Maurice Plummer (Ontario) British America Paint Co. Ltd. Scholarship in Chemistry, $500 (outstanding in chemistry, David Bertram Wales (Vancouver). proceeding to Final Year): Michael Charles Lewis Gerry (Victoria). The Terminal City Club Memorial Scholarship, $100 (Second Year student with pro­ The Burbidge Scholarships, $125 each (proficiency in Third Year Honours Physics and ficiency in combined subjects of English 200 and Economics 200): Kenneth John Mathematics): Yule (Vancouver). Peter Charles Greiner (Vancouver) University Great War Scholarships, $200 each (high standing): by reversion from Michael John Haggerty (Vancouver) William Laurenson Birney (Vancouver) Stephen Ronald Harvey (Vancouver). 22 University Scholarship for Trois Pistoles, $370 (for summer course in French, Trois Pistoles, 1959): Verna Mae Young (Vancouver). 23 University Scholarships in Arts and Science, $200 each (proficiency): The Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co. Scholarship, $300 (proficiency in Second Year of (a) in the Third Year— accounting option, proceeding to Third Year): Gerald Arkle Hodgson (New 1. Michael John Haggerty (Vancouver) Westminster). by reversion to Margaret Grace Duncan (North Vancouver) The Piimsoll Club Scholarship in Commerce, $250 (donated by the North Pacific Shipping 2. Michael Jack Brown (Vancouver) Company (proficiency. Third Year): Robert Morton Salvail (North Vancouver). by reversion to Mary Heather Fraser (Burnaby) The Piimsoll Club Scholarship in International Trade Problems (donated by the Empire (b) In the Second Year— Shipping Company Limited), $250 (highest standing in international trade, proceeding 1. Ronald Milne Lees (Vancouver) to certain courses in foreign trade or transportation): John Miller Munro (Vancouver). by reversion to Norman Cornerman (Vancouver) The Price Waterhouse & Co. Service Award (academic standing and ability, proceeding to 2. Norman Cornerman (Vancouver) field of chartered accountancy - tuition fees for Final Year): Morley Wing Chang by reversion to Ronald Walter James Ford (Burnaby) (Nanaimo). (c) In the First Year— The Price Waterhouse & Co. Scholarship, $250 (high standing, accounting option, Third 1. William Peter Irvine (Vancouver) 2. Robert Ewart Butler (North Surrey). Year): Morley Wing Chang (Nanaimo). The Vancouver Business and Professional Women's Club Scholarship, $400 a year for Riddell, Stead, Graham & Hutchison Service Award (academic standing and ability, four years (woman student with outstanding record, proceeding to scientific career): entering chartered accountancy - tuition fees in Final Year): Franklin Thomas First renewal— McLennan (Oliver). Katherine Joan Casper (Nanaimo)). Scholarships for Proficiency, $100 each: Albert James Gaitens (Montreal) The Vancouver Province Scholarship, $250 (best Honours student in Political Science): Frederick John Edward Jordan (Nakusp) Martin Geoffrey Crompton Chambers (Victoria). Brian Norman McGavin (Vancouver) The W. H. Maclnnes Scholarship in Physics and Mathematics, $200 (highest standing in Thomas Russell Robinson (Vancouver). The Sidney Roofing & Paper Co. Ltd. Scholarship, $250 (academic achievement): David Second Year, proceeding to Honours Course in Physics and Mathematics): Ronald Michael Howard (Vancouver). Milne Lees (Vancouver). The Straits Towing Limited Commerce Scholarship, $300 (proficiency and promise in Commerce): Allen Charles Sewell (Vancouver). Commerce and Business Administration Timber Sales & Distributors Limited Scholarship (tuition fees) (overall record, interested In sales or related fields, marketing, production, forestry options): James Roger Begg The A. P. Gardner & Co. Scholarship, $300 (high standing, field of accountancy): (Vancouver). Thomas Michael Dyer (Vancouver). The Trans-Canada Investment Corporation Scholarship, $150 (high standing, business The British Columbia Bond Dealers' Association Scholarship, $150 (high standing finance finance): Hugh David Read (West Vancouver). option, proceeding to Third Year): Robert Stewart Hager (Vancouver). The Transportation and Customs Bureau of the Vancouver Board of Trade Awards, $100 The Clarkson Prize in Accounting, $100 (highest standing in accounting option, inter­ each (special transportation studies) (awarded previously): mediate course): Gerald Arkle Hodgson (New Westminster). Edwin R. Smith (Vancouver) The Cooper Widman Limited Commerce and Forestry Scholarship, $250 (academic standing, Robert Murray McKitrick (Vancouver). and promise in fields associated with or similar to lumber merchandising): John The Vancouver Sales Executives Club Scholarship, $300 (entering Fourth Year, marketing Harold Swanson (Vancouver). The Cooper Widmon Scholarship, $250 (high standing. First Year, in options related to option, for prescribed training duties): John Douglas McDiarmid (Vancouver). Commerce and Forestry): Conrad Alfred Pinette (Williams Lake). The Vancouver Stock Exchange Scholarship, $250 (entering Final Year, finance option for The Deeks-McBride Ltd. Commerce Scholarship, $300 (proficiency in field of Commerce): prescribed training duties): Anthony Gregory Acheson (Vancouver). Gerald Christopher Richmond Wheatiey (Vancouver). Western Daily Newspaper Advertising Manager's Association Scholarship, $200 (aptitude The Finning Tractor & Equipment Co. Ltd. Scholarship (high standing and overall qualities, in advertising field, and proceeding to studies in this field): James Harry Zogas Commerce), $250: William Francis Lyndon (Oliver). (Vancouver). The Gili-Pix Scholarship, $250 (proceeding to Final Year, proficiency, to undertake study Westminster Paper Company Ltd. Scholarship in Commerce, $400 a year for two years or research in area related to field of highway transportation): David Joseph Horton (overall standing and all-round qualities): (Vancouver). Renewal—Richard Lawrence Richards (Vancouver) Hamilton insurance Agency Ltd. Scholarship, $100 (proceeding to Fourth Year, field of New award—Harold Douglas Butterworth (Oyama). general insurance): Jeanne Siretta Davidson (New Westminster). The Winspear, Hamilton, Anderson & Company Scholarship in Accounting, $300 (out­ The Harold A. Jones Memorial Scholarship (donated by Vancouver Tug Boat Company standing merit, entering Third Year): Robert William Unsworth (Vancouver). Limited), $500 (entering Final Year, proficiency, majoring in field of transportation): The Woodward Scholarships (proficiency), $125 each: John Leo Pasemko (Enderby). highest standing Commerce 261 (marketing)— Thomas Russell Robinson (Vancouver) Hudson's Bay Company Service Awards (tuition fees): highest standing Commerce 362 (advertising)— New awards— James Harry Zogas (Vancouver)Educatio. n Harold Merwin Hanson (Vancouver) Douglas Barry Simpson (West Vancouver) The Mathilde Maclnnes Memorial Scholarship, $200 (proficiency, proceeding to Second Renewals— Year, B.Ed. Elementary Programme): Erna Rose Krische (Vancouver). John David Warren Brown (Vancouver) Proficiency Scholarship, $200 (high academic standing and leading student in First Year Peter Lawrence Bradshaw (Vancouver). English, all faculties): Beverley Anne Wright (Vancouver). The J. Ewart Collins Memorial Scholarship, $100 (highest standing in Commerce 353, Proficiency Scholarships, $100 each (high standing): Advanced Accounting, proceeding to Final Year including Auditing): Richard Joan Meger (Vernon) Lawrence Richards (Vancouver). Sonia Karen Thomas (Abbotsford). The Kiwanis Club Scholarship, $250 (highest standing in Third Year): Richard Lawrence The Shaw Memorial Scholarship, $100 highest in Second Year in any two of English, Richards (Vancouver). Latin, Greek): Marion M. Powell (Vancouver). Life Underwriters Association of Vancouver Scholarship, $250 (proceeding to higher year Theta Chapter of Phrateres Scholarship, $50 (standing, and leadership in Phrateres): in life insurance, good academic standing): Michael Frank Tompkins (Vancouver). Marie Goldack (Dawson Creek). The Morrison Steel & Wire Co. Ltd. Service Award, $300 (academic standing to undertake The United Empire Loyalists' Association Medal and Prize, $35 (best essay on topic training duties in next year as prescribed by Faculty): Richard T. Low (Prince George). dealing with United Empire Loyalists): Barbara Anne Bengough (Vancouver). The N. Leo Klein Memorial Scholarship, $150 (highest standing in Second Year): Frederick John Edward Jordan (Nakusp). The Pacific Northwest Personnel Management Association Scholarship, $250 (proceeding to career in personal management): James Albert Warner Woodley (Chemainus). The Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co. Service Award (academic standing and ability, enter­ ing field of public accounting - tuition2 4fee s for Final Year): Gerald Allan McGavin 25 (Vancouver). Engineering The G. M. Dawson Scholarship, $50 (highest in geological subjects, Third Year): Kenneth James Roy (Alberta). The Alaska Pine & Cellulose Limited Scholarship In Chemical Engineering, $500 (pro­ ficiency in Chemical Engineering, proceeding to Final Year): Murray Alexander The Heavy Construction Association of B.C. Scholarships (entering Fourth Year Civil, McAndrew (Vancouver). heavy construction field, high standing), $250 each: The Alaska Pine & Cellulose Limited Scholarship in Mechanical Engineering, $500 (pro­ Leon Alexander Bell (Vancouver) ficiency in Third Year, proceeding to Final Year): Helmut Edward Fandnch (Vernon). Allan Kenneth Laverne Strauss (Trail). The Aluminum Company of Canada, Limited, Scholarships, $400 each (proficiency The Ingledow Scholarship (proficiency in Second Year), $100: Koit Teng (Pitt Meadows). Honours science or engineering, proceeding to Final Year): Kennecott Copper Corporation Scholarship in Mining, ($500 a year for two years): Robert Christopher James (Burnaby) Robert Eiji Horita (Vancouver). First Award— Alastair H. Summers (Vancouver) The American Institute of Chemical Engineers Award (highest scholastic rating in First Renewal for Second Year— and Second Years in Chemical Engineering - student membership and pin for A.I.C.H.E. Terrance William Johnson (Lake Cowichan). award made January, 1959): John Craig Lamont (Chemainus). The Lambert Scholarship, $300 (proficiency in Third Year Civil Engineering, proceeding The American Society for Metals, B.C. Chapter, Scholarship, $400 (proceeding in to Fourth Year): Paul Arthur Wiebe (Vancouver). Metallurgy option, Final Year, Engineering Physics): Jack Robert MacDonald (New The Mcintosh Supply Ltd. Scholarship in Fluid Mechanics and Thermodynamics. $250 Westminster). (proficiency in special fields, Third Year Mechanical Engineering): John David Smith The Association of Professional Engineers Prizes, books, $25 each (best summer essays): (Vancouver). Dennis A. R. Jones (Nanaimo)—Chemical Northern Commercial Company Limited Scholarship, $500 (overall proficiency, Second William George Knutsen (Comox)—Mining J. Douglas Stanyer (Yukon)—Mechanical Year Engineering): Norman Reid Fowler (Vancouver). Glen Robert Stewart (Victoria)—Civil Northern Electric Undergraduate Scholarship, $500 (proficiency, entering Fourth Year Roy A. Yestadt (North Vancouver)—Electrical. Engineering Physics): George James Sofko (Natal). The B'nai B'rith Chapter No. 77 Scholarship, $50 (highest standing in Third Year The Plimsoll Club Scholarship in Mechanical Engineering, $250 (donated by the Hon. Chemical): Murray Alexander McAndrew (Vancouver). Clarence Wallace, C.B.EJ (proficiency in theoretical and practical work, Third Year The Boultbee-Bosustow Memorial Scholarship, $250 (proficiency in Mining or Metallurgy, Mechanical): Alexander Zarbock (Greenwood). Third Year): Paavo Juhani Horkko (Finland). The Royal Institution Scholarship in Applied Science, $200 (proficiency in First Year The British Columbia Cement Company Chemical Engineering Scholarship, $250 (pro­ Engineering): Tsang Leung Paul Chan (Hong Kong). ceeding to Chemical Engineering, Third Year): Donald Edward Towson (Creston). The R. Randolph Bruce Scholarship, $225 (proficiency in Third Year Metallurgical En­ The British Columbia Cement Company Limited Civil Engineering Scholarship, $250 gineering): (proceeding to Civil Engineering, Third Year): John Foljambe H. Idiens (Comox). Daniel Joseph Rose (Vancouver) by reversion to The British Columbia Electric Company Limited Undergraduate Engineering Scholarships Gordon Edward Forward (Vancouver). (proficiency, proceeding to Final Year): The Thomas and Evelyn Hebb Memorial Scholarship, $350 (proficiency in Third Year Civil Engineering— Engineering Physics): David John Gunning Jones (Trail). Roy Kenneth Casperson (Vancouver)—$200 The University Scholarship in Applied Science, $200 (proficiency in Second Year): Frederick William Wiffen (Sardis). Electrical Engineering— Vancouver Electrical Association Scholarship, $250 (proficiency, proceeding to Final Year): Edwin Hamilton Jackson (Vancouver)—$200 Richard Austin Lenton (Victoria). Mechanical Engineering— The Western Canada Steel Ltd. Scholarship in Metallurgy, $500 a year for two years Donald Gavin Strang (Vancouver)—$200. (entering Third Year Metallurgy, proficiency): The British Columbia Lumber Manufacturers Association Prizes in Engineering (best Renewal—Daniel Joseph Rose (Vancouver) structural designs in course C.E. 370), $25 each: David John Dubeta (Alberta)—Architecture Westminster Paper Company Limited Scholarships in Engineering, $400 a year for two Bruno Basil Freschi (Trail)—Architecture years (overall standing and student activities): John Raymond Griffin (Burnaby)—Architecture Renewals— Denis Heggen Kirk (Vancouver)—Architecture Murray Alexander McAndrew (Vancouver) Ted Alfred Maranda (Vancouver)—Civil Engineering Donald Ralph McDiarmid (Vancouver). Hans Johann Rainer (Vancouver)—Civil Engineering Forestry Eric Arthur West (Vancouver)—Civil Engineering. The British Columbia Transformer Co. Ltd. Scholarship in Electrical Engineering, $250 The Alaska Pine & Cellulose Limited Scholarship in Forestry, $500 (outstanding record (entering Third Year Electrical Engineering, proficiency): Robert Wellington Donaldson in Third and lower years): John Leesing (North Vancouver). (Vancouver). The Finning Tractor & Equipment Co. Ltd. Scholarship. $250 (academic standing and Bunston Ltd. Scholarship in Electrical Engineering, $300 (proficiency, proceeding to Final overairqualities. Forestry): Manfred Christian Lukas (Vancouver). Year): David William Brown (Victoria). The Gait Elkington Memorial Scholarship, $350 (academic record, ability and other The California Standard Company Undergraduate Scholarship, $400 (entering Final Year, factors. Third Year Forestry): William John Revel (Enderby). interest in oil industry and problems, Chemical Engineering): David Harvey Edwards rhe H. R. MacMillan Scholarship in Forestry and Forest Engineering— (Vancouver). (a) highest standing in Second Year Forestry and Forest Engineering, $200: The Canadian Forest Products Ltd. Scholarship, $150 (highest standing Third Year Forest James Glenister Bullen (Dawson Creek) (b) second highest standing. Second Year Forestry, $100: Engineering): Arnold Martin McCombs (Harrison Hot Springs). Kenneth Gordon Derek Green (Victoria) The Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, B.C. Section, Book Prize, $25 each (c) highest standing in First Year Forestry and Forest Engineering, $200: (best essays written by members of Dawson Club between Second and Third Years): Douglas F. Irving (Arrow Park)—Geology Lome George Brace (Alberta) Paavo J. Horkko (Vancouver)—Mining (d) second highest standing in First Year Forestry, $100: Fredrick Arthur Campbell Philpot (Duncan). William E. S. Tennant (Naramata)—Metallurgy. Dow Chemical of Canada Limited Scholarship in Chemical Engineering, $500 (proficiency, proceeding to Final Year): John Craig Lamont (Chemainus). Home Economies The Dunsmuir Scholarship, $160 (proficiency in Third Year Mining): Paavo Juhani Horkko (Finland). The Dr. Alice Ravenhill Memorial Scholarship, $175 (highest standing in Second Year): The Engineering Institute of Canada Prize, $50 (general standing and activities in student Penelope Jean Bissell (Vancouver). engineering organizations): Ross Keir Craigie (Vancouver). The Home Economics First Year Prize, $75 (highest standing in First Year): Alice Maretta The Finning Tractor & Equipment Co. Ltd. Scholarship, $250 (academic standing and Borton (Vancouver). other factors. Third Year Mechanical Engineering): John Wilfred Rempel (Abbotsford). The General Construction Company Limited2 6Scholarship , $200 (proficiency in the com­ 27 bined First and Second Years): Peter South (Vancouver). The Mary Graham Holland Scholarship for Home Economics, $300 (general proficiency): The Merck & Co. Ltd. Scholarship. $200 (highest standing in biochemistry, First Year): Glenys Margaret Dirom (Vancouver). Felix Augustus Durity (Vancouver). The Vancouver Women's Canadian Club Scholarship in Home Economics, $100 (general The M. M. Weaver Prize in the History of Medicine, $75 (best essay): James Barrie Bentz proficiency. Third Year): Barry Ellen Worthington (Victoria). (New Westminster). The Myron M. Weaver Scholarship, $200 (special interest in the humanities related to Law medicine): Donald Ross Carlow (Victoria). The Osier Society of Vancouver Scholarship, $100 (outstanding in subject of internal The Canada Permanent Trust Company Prize, $25 each (highest standing in course on property, Second Year): medicine, proceeding to Final Year): James Douglas Jamieson (Armstrong). Robert James Mair (Vancouver) The Paul O'Leary Memorial Essay Prize, $50 (best essay. First Year, on subject related Frank Ivan Piper (Vancouver). to the skin): John Arthur Boone (Oliver). The Carswell Company Limited Prizes (books to value of $20 each) (highest standing): Proficiency Prize in Anatomy, $200 (highest standing in anatomy, First Year): S. Eustace Second Year—Robert James Mair (Vancouver) F. Douglas (West Indies). First Year—Robert Warren V. Dickerson (Vancouver). The Richard and Mary Legh Trophy (best undergraduate contribution for the academic The H. Carl Goldenberg Book Prize ($15 approx.) (high standing, First Year): Anne year): The Second Year Class. Margaret Noel Givins (Prince George). The Sandoz Prize in Pharmacology (special equipment, proficiency in pharmacology): The Hon. R. L. Maitland Memorial Scholarship, $225 (highest standing, Second Year): Robert James Mair (Vancouver). Jeremy Stephen Drummond Winter (Victoria). The Judge Schultz Prize in Criminal Law, $50 (highest standing in Criminal Law, First The Sandoz Prizes in Clinical Microscopy (special atlas, for proficiency in the subject): John Arnot Clark (Vancouver) Year): Leonard S. Bobroff (Westview). Kurt Nordwin Gottschling (Prince Rupert) The Ladner Prize in Law, $100 (highest standing, First Year): Robert Warren Vincent Edwin Lipinski (Vancouver) Dickerson (Vancouver). Edward Nevil Mercer (Vancouver) Robert T. Miyagishima (Vancouver) Special Book Prize, $25 (high standing, Second Year): John James Reynolds (Vancouver). John Simon Fraser Richards (Victoria) Special University Prizes, $50 each (proficiency): Else von Rosen (Vancouver) Second Year— John Franklin Ward (Victoria) Gerald Patrick Sinnott (Victoria) June Mordina Whaun (West Vancouver) John Noel Lyon (Richmond) Wilfred Herman Ziegler (Vancouver). Joseph Carman Smith (Vancouver) The Vancouver Women's Canadian Club Scholarship in Medicine, $100 (proficiency and First Year— ability in research): George Steiner (Vancouver). Eric Walter Winch (Parksville) Kenneth Charles Mackenzie (Revelstoke) Pharmacy Lawrence Stephen Goulet (Burnaby). The B.C. Drugs Limited Scholarship, $200 (highest standing, First Year): Elizabeth Ann Mattick (Victoria). Medicine The Burroughs Wellcome Scholarship, $250 (proficiency and promise): Peter Eric Braun The Borden Company, Limited, Prize in Paediatrics, $100 (highest standing in paediatrics): (Abbotsford). James Douglas Jamieson (Armstrong). The Canadian Foundation for the Advancement of Pharmacy Scholarship, $100 (pro­ British Pacific Insurance Company Scholarship in Medicine (scholarship of $125 plus ficiency): bursary of $125) (outstanding record, proceeding to Final Year): Edwin Lipinski First Year—Carole Ann Salonen (Victoria) (Vancouver). Second Year—Margit Thiessen (Kelowna). Cave and Company Limited Prize in Pathology, $50 each (highest standing in Pathology The Canadian Pharmaceutical Association Prize, formulary and index (outstanding in 425): William Glenn Peter Friesen (Vancouver) compounding and dispensing, Second Year): Stewart Cecil Clark (Nanaimo). Lyall Arthur Levy (Vancouver). The Charles E. Frosst Scholarship, $250 (academic standing, promise, leadership, entering Crown Zellerbach Canada Limited Scholarship in Medicine, $600 (proficiency, Second Year): Final Year): John Ernest Little (Vancouver). Lyall Arthur Levy (Vancouver). The Cunningham Scholarship in Pharmacy, $250 (highest standing in Second Year): The C. V. Mosby Company Prizes (books, value $30) (proficiency and promise in fields Stewart Cecil Clark (Nanaimo). of study): The Pharmacy Alumni Book Prizes (outstanding all-round potential pharmacists): First Year—Harry Glick (Quebec) Second Year—Hans Freistadt (United States) First Year—Leo Baldwin Richards (Mission City) Third Year—John Arnot Clark (Vancouver). Second Year—Suzanne Serena Brown (Vancouver). The Dr. H. L. W. Turnbull Memorial Scholarship, $300 (completing Second Year with The Poulenc Scholarship in Pharmacy, $250 (outstanding in biological sciences of First highest aggregate standing in pre-clinical subjects): Sydney John Peerless (Van­ and Second Years): couver). Gail Dianne Bellward (Vancouver) by reversion from The Dr. Isabel Day Memorial Scholarship, $75 (proficiency in psychology): Felix Stewart Cecil Clark (Nanaimo). Augustus Durity (Vancouver). The W. Elgin Turnbull Memorial Scholarship, $75 (general proficiency in practical aspects The Dr. J. Meredith Graham Memorial Prize, $75 (meritorious work in Second Year of Second Year pharmaceutical subjects): Catherine Anne Netherton (Penticton). project): Alice P. Suiker (Vancouver). The Dr. Lavell H. Leeson Memorial Scholarship, $100 (high academic standing, Second Year): Jeremy Stephen Drummond Winter (Victoria). Physical Education The Ella J. Harrison Prize, $25 (achievement in medical course): William Glenn Peter The B-Wys Scholarships in Physical Education (achievement in degree programme), $300 Friesen (Vancouver). each: The E. V. Young Memorial Prize, $50 (undergraduate with good standing and active First Year—Beverly Adams Salter (Trail) interest in music or drama): Roderick L. Smith (Vancouver). Third Year—Ken Donald Winslade (New Westminster). The Hamber Scholarship in Medicine, $750 (top ranking student in Third Year): James The Canadian Association for Health, Physical Education and Recreation Scholarship $50 Douglas Jamieson (Armstrong). (proficiency in Second Year): Paul Desmond Rothe (Victoria). The Hoffmann-La Roche Limited Scholarship, $200 (highest standing in physiology, First The Lieutenant James Douglas Hamilton Book Prize, $25 (academic and physical pro­ Year): Edmund Jean Lewis (Vancouver). ficiency, Third Year): Donald Sims Sloan (Northern Ireland). The Lederle Medical Research Fellowships (for research, summer): The West Vancouver Kinsmen Club Book Prize, $25 (proficiency in physical education James Douglas Jamieson (Armstrong) skills - aquatics): John Alan Cross (Australia). Sydney John Peerless (Vancouver). 28 29 Marguerite Stanlow (Vancouver)—$100 Summer Session Heather Thomson (Vancouver)—-$45 Brian Thompson (United States)—$150 The Sir Charles Tupper Chapter, I.O.D.E., Bursary, $75 (for Summer Session 1959): Anna Urhan (United States)—$25 Edgar Gerhard Reimer (Kitimat). (Mrs.) Ruth Watterson (Vancouver)—$60 Linda Westaway (Pouce Coupe)—$150 Wendy Ann Yates (Selma Park)—$30 Awards by Other Organizations Edward Zulkowski (Vancouver)-—$50 The Pilkington Glass Limited Travelling Scholarship in Architecture (for postgraduate The Summer Session Association Scholarships and Bursaries: study, outstanding thesis designs) (First Prize, $2500 plus travel; and other prizes - Monica R. Bennett (Burnaby)—$70 Robert McKee Ledingham (Saskatchewan)—$30 announced previously): Francis Campbell Lane (Vancouver)—$70 First Prize—Gene Kinoshita (Slocan City) Carl Stringer (Ontario)—$30 Second Prize—Donald Matsuba (Alberta). Dori Wheeler (Vancouver)—$70. World University Service of Canada (University of British Columbia Committee) Exchange U.B.C. Alumni Association, Northern California Branch, Award, $25: Alice Taylor (United Scholarships: States). Desmond Fitz-Gerald (Qualicum Beach)—for Malaya Rupert Buchanan (St. Catherine, Ontario)—for Germany University and Miscellaneous Awards: Eiko Mimoto (Vancouver)—for Japan Bill Anderson (Vancouver)—$50 Mary Fraser (South Burnaby)—for Germany Milla Andrew (West Vancouver)—$150 William Frank Burgess (Vancouver)—$70 Mark Elyn (United States)—$200 (Mrs.) William S. Foster (New Westminster)—$35 Elizabeth Fraser (Vancouver)—$70 AWARDS ANNOUNCED AUGUST 1st, 1959 Don Garrard (Vancouver)—$150 Marguerite Gigneac (Quebec)—$150 Miscellaneous Awards Gordon Grant (Saskatchewan)—$25 Denis Howarth (New Westminster)—$70 The Association of Professional Engineers' Prize, books, $25 (best geological summer Robert McKee Ledingham (Saskatchewan)—$40 Michael Magee (Vancouver)—$70 essay. Third Year Engineering): David Mulder (Victoria) - Geological Engineering. Harry Mossfield (Ontario)—$200 The Harold S. Foley Jr. Memorial Resident Fellowship in Paediatrics, $3,600 (postgraduate Lawrence Nowry (Vancouver)—$10 study in Paediatrics at St. Paul's Hospital): Dr. Derek Robinson (Vancouver). Helene Santo (Osoyoos)—$70 The Helliwell, MacLachlan & Co. Bursary (for the combined C.A., B.Com. course. Summer Jack Harman (Vancouver)—-$15. 1959): Vancouver Festival Society Awards— John William Ainsworth (Vancouver)—$50 (Mrs.) David Berg (White RockV—$35 J. Douglas S. Connon (Penticton)—$50 Anna Burian (Vancouver)—$50 Robert Allan Long (Vancouver)-—$100. Sandra Browning (White Rock)—$25 (Mrs.) Myra Butterfield (West Vancouver)—$60 The Players' Club Alumni Scholarship, $50 (for the Summer School of the Theatre, 1959): (Mrs.) Anne Cameron (Vancouver)—$70 (Mrs.) Caroline Purves (Vancouver). (Mrs.) Jean F. Clarke (White Rock)—$150 The Savage Shoes Limited Fellowship, $1,500 (for studies and investigation In field of Walter Dinoff (Ontario)—$200 George Dreskoy (Vancouver)—$35 children's foot health, Faculty of Medicine): Dr. A. M. Inglis (Vancouver). W. A. Edwards (New Westminster)—$50 Summer Session Scholarships in Personal and Business Finance (Special Summer Course): Robert Ellison (Vancouver)—$70 G. R. Rowe (Manitoba)—$300 Robert Donald Graham (Ontario)—$150 A. Ethel Walker (Alberta)—$300 Bryan N. S. Gooch (Vancouver)-—$70 Gordon W. Wright (Saskatchewan)—$300. Raymond Hull (Vancouver)—$50 Awards for Summer Session Extension Courses Richard Irwin (Vancouver)—$35 Carolyn Jones (Vancouver)—$100 Brentwood Park Parent-Teacher Council Award, $10: Sofia Skerl (Vancouver). Lexi Jones (United States)—$160 Peter Knigge (Prince George)—$60 Burnaby Parent-Teacher Council Award, $25: Sofia Skerl (Vancouver). Glen A. Lewis (Haney)—$60 The East Asiatic Company Scholarship, $50: (Mrs.) Kay Morrison (North Vancouver). William Mills (Vancouver)—$150 Leon and Thea Koerner Foundation Awards— Daniel McFaul (Vancouver)—$35 W. T. Aellen (Vancouver)—$25 Helen Elaine Marmo (Victoria)—$70 David E. Allan (Vancouver)—$70 Pepi Nenova (Vancouver)—$70 (Mrs.) Nancy Bakewell (Vancouver)—$25 Yvonne O'Sullivan (Vancouver)—$35 Stephen Bartlett (Prince Rupert)—$70 Douglas Palsson (Dawson Creek)—$100 Monica R. Bennett (Burnaby)—$30 Bonnie Rose (Vernon)—$70 (Mrs.) David Berg (White Rock)—$35 Robert Smith (United States)—$100 William Bertsch (Vancouver)—$50 Robert C. Steele (Chilliwackj—$150 Thomas Gil Bunch (Victoria)—$100 Carl Stringer (Ontario)—$70 J. J. Carney (Vancouver)—$35 Alice Taylor (United States)—$75 Ann Lorraine demons (Vancouver)—$70 Joy Thoreson (Dawson Creek)—-$35 (Mrs.) Mary Lou Crerar (New Westminster)-—$60 (Mrs.) Rose Ellen Tuff (Vancouver)—$35 (Mrs.) Ray Donati (North Vancouver)—$70 Gavin Walker (Vancouver)—$70. Robert Ellison (Vancouver)—$30 Vancouver Parent Teacher Council Award, $60: (Mrs.) Nell McLeod (Langley). Kenneth Blake Einarson (Campbell River)—$25 (Mrs.) Sylvia Gornall (New Westminster)-—$60 The Vancouver Women's Canadian Club Scholarship, $50: Thomas Gil Bunch (Victoria), Jack Harman (Vancouver)—$15 Marvin Honore (Vancouver)—$30 Margarita Kuznetsov (Vancouver)—$95 Gregory Miller (Vancouver)—$100 Laurence Nowry (Vancouver)—$25 (Mrs.) Fay Pearce (Vancouver)—$150 (Mrs.) Caroline Purves (Vancouver)—$50 William Reimer (Vancouver)—$105 (Mrs.) Beverley Ann Simons (Vancouver)—$70 Gary Joseph Sixsmith (Saskatchewan)—$100 Sheamus Smith (New Westminster)—$25 31 30 AWARDS ANNOUNCED OCTOBER 15th, 1959 The Hon. W. C. Woodward University Memorial Scholarship ($500 a year for a maximum of five years) - first renewal: William E. Maranda (Vancouver). Head of the Graduating Class in Nursing, B.S.N. degree The Inco Undergraduate Scholarship (proficiency, continuing In engineering or science), $300 a year and fees for maximum of three years): Michael Mepham (Osoyoos). The Helen L Balfour Prize, $225: Joyce Chiyeko Gyoba (Spuzzum). The Inco Undergraduate Scholarship (tuition, fees and $300 a year for two years): Ronald W. J. Ford (Burnaby). Graduate Studies The Joseph David Hall Memorial Scholarship, $100: Shirley Florence Tomalty (Montreal). The Nisei Varsity Club Scholarship, $100: Rosa Fumiko Matsushita (Vancouver). The British Columbia Electric Company Limited Graduate Scholarship, $250: Wayne The Paper Industry Management Association Scholarship, $225: Walter Ross Benson Hons Nielsen (Vancouver). (Victoria). The British Columbia Electric Company Limited Graduate Scholarship in Engineering, $500: Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Company Scholarships (proceeding to studies in engineering, Peter Noel Brooks (Vancouver). physical sciences or geology): The British Columbia Electric Company Limited Scholarships in Planning: Kurt Paulus (New Westminster)—$700 Harry Fulton (Vancouver)—$250 Robert Ewart Butler (North Surrey)—$600 Robin Sharpe (Vancouver)—$250 Donald Kenneth McMillan (Port Coquitlam)—$600 Kenneth B. Snaggs (West Indies)—$500 Eric Robert Brunner (Kamloops)—$600 The British Columbia Sugar Refining Company Limited Scholarship, $350: Miroslav Ronald Alexander Sutherland (Langley)—$500 Lutz Claassen (North Surrey)—$500 Mocek (Vancouver). Herbert Bezdeck (Aldergrove)—$500 The British Columbia Telephone Company Scholarship in Community and Regional Stephen Kenneth Nelson (Aldergrove)—$500. Planning, $600: Thomas Jenkinson (Vancouver). Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Company Scholarships (continuing in engineering, physical The British Columbia Telephone Company Scholarship in Engineering and Physics, $700: sciences or geology), $625 each: Arthur Brian Whittles (Courtenay). Siegbert Wolfe (Vernon) The Burroughs Wellcome Fellowship in Anaesthesiology and Applied Pharmacology, Garry James Home (Burnaby) Edelbert Plett (Chilliwack) $1,000: Dr. Alan A. Drysdale (Vancouver). Peter Bergen (Abbotsford). The Crown Zellerbach Canada Limited Scholarship in Economics and Political Science, Union Carbide Canada Limited Scholarship, $500 (one-year award): David Wade Henderson' $500: Edwin Robert Black (Vancouver). (Vancouver). The Dr. F. J. Nicholson Scholarship (Geology), $500: Donald William Hyndman (Van­ The United Jewish Peoples Order Max Erenberg Memorial Scholarship, $100 (proficiency, couver). proceeding to Second Year studies): Martin F. Kagnoff (Vancouver). The Foote Mineral Company Fellowship (field of Metallurgy), $1,500: Wayne Ronald The Vancouver Police Force Scholarships, $250 each (for sons and daughters of members Irvine (Vancouver). of the Vancouver Police Force beginning or continuing studies at the University): New York Life Insurance Company Award for Graduate Study in Commerce and Business The Gordon Sinclair Memorial Scholarship— Administration, $1,000: Fraser G. Wallace (Vancouver). Austin C Barker (Vancouver) The Northern Electric Fellowship (Electrical Engineering), $1,500: Ronald B. Nordstrand The Wilfrid J. Borrie Scholarship— (New Westminster). Murray J. Roblin (Vancouver) The Poulenc Fellowship in Applied Physiology, $500: Dr. Alan A. Drysdale (Vancouver). The J. Fyfe Smith Co. Limited Scholarship— The VanDusen Graduate Fellowships in Forestry, $750 each: David J. Horton (North Vancouver) Marcus A. M. Bell (Victoria) Slavoj Eis (Vancouver) The Macaulay, Nicolls, Maitland & Co. Scholarship— Merl C. Fisher (United States) Robert Alexander McHardy (Vancouver) Joseph H. Huntly (Vancouver). The MacMillan & Bloedel Limited Scholarship— Donna MacRitchie (Vancouver) General The Vancouver Policemen's Union Schoarship— Julianne Barker (Vancouver). The A. J. Nystrom Geography Scholarships, $100 each: The Vancouver Women's Canadian Club Scholarship (proficiency, Canadian History), Howard John R. Chalk (North Vancouver) $100: George Heiman (Crofton). Lajos Sebock Vancouver) Architecture The British Columbia Dental Supply Co. Limited Scholarship, $200 (proceeding to The Architectural Institute of British Columbia Scholarship (proficiency entering Archi­ dentistry): Edward Clark (Nelson)-. tecture, $250: Anthony Bennett Green (North Vancouver). The British Columbia Hotels Association Scholarships, $250 each: Madeline Bronsdon (Vancouver) Donald Edward Grayston (Vancouver) Commerce Thomas Stanley J ocobson (North Surrey) Mervyn Daniel Olson Enderby) The Better Business Bureau Prize, $50 (best essay on topic related to ethics in business): Lorna Kay Reeve (Kelowna) John Clifton Gillingham (Vancouver). Richard Donald Warda (Ladysmith). The Clarkson, Gordon & Co. Research Assistant Award, $250: Lilie Tomberg (Vancouver). The British Columbia Electric Company Special Scholarships (proficiency for sons and The Elmer Johnston Memorial Scholarship, $150: Barry K. Drinkwater (Vancouver). daughters of employees): Frances Mary Ripley (Vancouver)—$200 The Morrow Scholarship In Commerce, $70: Wiliam C. Garriock (North Vancouver). Bryan Roger Henry (Vancouver)—$200 Larry Raymond Collins (Vancouver)—$200 Education and Teacher Training' Alan Gordon Longmuir (Vancouver)—$200 Frankland Wilmot Davey (Abbotsford)—$250. The British Columbia Parent-Teacher Federation Scholarship, $100 (proficiency, home The Col. Victor Spencer Scholarships, $300 each: economics, proceeding to teacher training): Eda Marie Ciriani (Fernie). Arthur Camerman (Vancouver) The British Columbia Teachers Federation Scholarships in Teacher Training, $250 each: John George Cook (Vancouver) Brion K. Harrison (Fort Nelson) (a) entering Second Year— Rodney Trevor Hodgson (North Vancouver) Joan Anita Meger (Vernon) Bruce Victor Kallio (Sicamous) Karen Anne Carter (Vancouver) (b) entering Third Year— Erin Haywood Moore (Pemberton). Marie Elizabeth Goldack (Dawson Creek) The Elizabeth Bentley Memorial Eastern Star Scholarships: Raymond William Edwards (Vancouver) John Thomas English (Victoria)—$300 Harold Albert Menkes (Victoria)—$300 33 32 (c) entering Fourth Year— Medicine Goldine Janet Broadfoot (Vancouver) William Herbert New (Vancouver) The Dr. Ernest Roland Myers Scholarship Fund, $200 each: (d) entering Fifth Year— James Barrie Bentz (New Westminster) Robert Gerald Glassford (Quesnel) Wiechmann Billung-Meyer (Vancouver) (Mrs.) Virginia Ruth Kedzierski (Vancouver). Rodney Oliver Brammall (Vancouver) Roy Dallas Broman (Vancouver) The Crown Zellerbach Canada Limited Scholarships in Teacher Training, $400 a year for Glen Carl Carlson (Port Alberni) five years: Felix Augustus Durity (West Indies) Third renewal—Elinor Patricia Parkin (Ladysmith) Nils Parson (Vancouver) Eastmond Mark Roderique (West Indies) Second Renewal—Alwynn Elizabeth MacKay (New Westminster). Julius George Varsanyi (Nanaimo) The Delta Kappa Gamma Society Scholarship, $250 (proceeding to certificate or degree Else von Rosen (Vancouver). in teaching): Ethel Mary Sunderman (Penticton). The Hamilton Junior High School Hungarian Student Scholarship, $250: Tibor Bezeredi The Dr. H. B. King Memorial Scholarship in Education, $150: Jacqueline Anne Lloyd (Vancouver). (Burnaby). The Janet Hatfield Scholarship, $200 (Faculty of Medicine): Jeremy Stephen Drummond The Du Pont Company of Canada (1956) Limited Scholarship (science or mathematics, proceeding to teaching, $2,100): William A. Krayenoff van de Leur (Vancouver). Winter (Victoria). Lillian Genser Memorial (Vancouver Section National Council of Jewish Women) Scholar­ The Louis Lipsey Toohill Scholarships, $500 each (Faculty of Medicine): Edwin Lipinski (Vancouver) ship, $100: Beverly Ann Rae (Cranbrook). June Mordina Whaun (West Vancouver) The Vancouver Elementary School Teachers' Association Scholarships, $150 (proceeding Maynard Shapiro (Montreal). to certificates or degrees in teaching): (a) The Elizabeth Dobbins Memorial— Nursing Lorna Gail Gordon (Vancouver) (b) The Owen J. Thomas Scholarship- The Crown Zellerbach Canada Limited Scholarship in Nursing, $500 (proficiency In Wendy Elaine Lawson (Vancouver) academic and practical programmes, continuing in Final Year): Anne-Shirley Gordon (c) Two awards for entering First Year— (Trail). Eleanor Diane Caplan (Vancouver) The Hamber Scholarship in Nursing, $300 (proficiency, entering Final Year of Nursing): Pearl Arlene Clay (Vancouver) Phyllis Rosemary Calvert (Victoriaj. (d) Proceeding to Second Year— Beverley Anne Wright (Vancouver) The Mary Graham Holland Scholarship in Nursing, $300 (proficiency, entering Final Year): (e) Proceeding to Third Year— Valerie Anne Squance (Royal Oak). Audrey Eae (Vancouver) The Provincial Department of Health and Welfare (Health Branch) Scholarship, $100 (f) Proceeding to Fourth Year— (entering Final Year, proceeding to field of public health): Ann Gilleland (West Cornell Martin Hamm (Vancouver) Vancouver). (g) Proceeding to Fifth Year— The University Nurses' Club Scholarship $75 (overall standing and personal qualities, Barbara Muriel Scott (Vancouver). proceeding to Fourth Year): Sheila Winnifred Halpin (Vancouver). The Vancouver Secondary School Teachers Association Scholarships $150 each (proceeding The University Scholarship in Nursing and Health, $200 (general proficiency, proceeding to Secondary Teaching): to Second Year): Sandra Seed (Vancouver). (a) The Hugh MacCorkindale Scholarship in Teacher Training— The Greater Vancouver District Registered Nurses' Award for Clinical Supervision, $250: Deborah Susan Brown (Vancouver) Elizabeth Mary Buzzell (Montreal). (b) The Owen J. Thomas Scholarship in Teacher Training— The Vancouver Women's Canadian Club Scholarship, Nursing, $100 (proficiency in work Adrlenne Joan Burton (Vancouver). of previous years, entering Final Year): Deana Clancy (Laaner). The Vancouver Secondary Women Teachers Association Scholarship (proceeding through Pharmacy Arts and Science to teaching) $300: Eleanor Ida Kallio (Sicamous). The Pharmaceutical Association of the Province of British Columbia Scholarship, $100 (proficiency, entering Pharmacy): Y. T. Fred Leung (Cumberland). Engineering The American Society for Metals Foundation for Education and Research Scholarship Physical Education (engineering physics metallurgy option), $500: F. William Wiffen (Sardis). The Deas Island Tunnel Scholarship, $500 (Civil Engineering): Paul Arthur Wiebe The B-Wys Scholarship in Physical Education, $300: Sheila Mary Ledingham (Vancouver). (Vancouver). The Finning Tractor and Equipment Co. Ltd. Scholarships $250 each: Social Work Electrical Engineering-—John James Gibbon (Chase) Mining and Metallurgy—Cory Don Sibbald (Port Hammond) The Catholic Children's Aid Society Scholarship in Social Work, $300: Margaret Yolande Forest Engineering—Arnold M. McCombs (Harrison). Bledsoe (Westview). The Heavy Construction Association of B.C. Scholarships (entering Third Year Civil The Laura Holland Scholarship, $300: Shirley Florence Tomalty (Montreal). Engineering): Nelson Mathew Skalbania (Vancouver)—$250 Entrance from Grade XII or XIII Scholarships Leslie Jamil Bakar (West Indies)—$200. The American-Marietta Customers Scholarships, $250 each (for study in the field of The Ingledow Scholarship in Engineering $100 (proficiency entering First Year): Horst chemistry): Arndt (Oliver). Bryan Roger Henry (Vancouver) The Peter Kiewit Sons Company of Canada Ltd. Scholarships in Engineering $250 each: Manfred Paul Puis (Vancouver). George Edward Hoar (Nanaimo) The Annie B. Jamieson Scholarship $150 (proficiency and overall qualifications): Joan J. Douglas Stanyer (Yellowknife). Sara Arnold (Vancouver). The Read, Jones, Christofferson Scholarship in Civil Engineering, $200: John Foljambe British Columbia Forest Products Limited Scholarships, $300 each (sons and daughters of Hall idiens (Comox). Forestry employees of Company entering University from high school): Daniel Joseph Brown (Victoria) (for Victoria College) The British Columbia Lumberman Awards (best summer essays suitable for publication): Philip L. Cottell (Ladysmith) D. Dale Siebert (Port Alberni)—$75 Sandra J. Johnstone (Victoria) (for Victoria College) Carman J. M. Smith (Kamloops)—$50. Robert E. M. Karyula (Pitt Meadows). 34 35 The Burrard Dry Dock Company Limited Entrance Scholarship, $250 a year for four years Albert James Reed (New Westminster). (for sons and daughters of employees): Robert Allen Mason (North Vancouver). The Royal Institution Scholarships, $200 each (proficiency in Senior Matriculation): The Canadian Forestry Association (B.C. Branch) Scholarship, $200: John Alexander Kurt F. G. Paulus (New Westminster) Mulr (Victoria). Eileen Lois Goresky (Castlegar) The Chris Spencer Foundation Special Scholarships, $500 a year for a maximum of five Patricia Anne Wilkinson (Trail) years): Garry Ronald Jenkins (Trail) Muriel Joyce Watney (Vancouver) Gerald Duane Palsson (Kinnaird) Sonja Edith Hansen (Blind Bay). Muriel Kathleen Croker (New Westminster). Chris Spencer Foundation Scholarships for University Entrance, $275 each and University The Ruth E. Cameron Memorial Scholarship, $250 (proficiency and over-all qualifications)- Scholarships for University Entrance, $225 each: Margaret Valerie Nelson (New Westminster). Maureen Barbara Auld (Chilliwack) Special University Awards (entering University from high school): Marlene Rose Austrup (Vancouver) Nathan Batt (Vancouver)—$300 Carol Dawn Beattie (Nelson) Brian M. Patterson (Cloverdale)—$300 Linda Diane Clouston (Port Alberni) Vivian M. Robertson (Vancouver)—-$150 Louise Alice Compton (North Vancouver) Richard M. Toporoski (Vancouver)—$250 Diane Harlow (Vancouver) Carol Anita Harold (Victoria) (for Victoria College) Roger H. Watson (Trail)—$300. Dennis Charles Healey (Abbotsford) The Standard Oil Company of British Columbia Limited Entrance Scholarship, $500 a Leonard Evald Jarvis (Vancouver) year for four years (highest standing, entering University from Grade XII): Donald Julia Anne H. Lapeyre (Kelowna) Sidney Sylvester Medley (Richmond) Murray Duggan (Salmon Arm). Miriam Ann Roberts (Trail) The Standard Oil Company of British Columbia Limited Special Scholarship, $500 a year Linda Webster (Burnaby) for four years (highest standing, sons and daughters of employees entering University): Sarah Christine Louisa Bence (Vancouver). Sharing Scholarships— Super-Valu Stores Ltd. Scholarship, $500 a year for three years): Ronald Andrew Kydd Bonnie Jo Bray (Victoria) (for Victoria College) (New Westminster). Nora Louise Wright (Victoria) (for Victoria College). The T. E. and M. E. Ladner Memorial Scholarship, $400: Marion Elizabeth Smith (Ladner). The Crown Zellerbach Canada Limited Scholarship, $500 (entering University, for sons The Truck Loggers' Association Scholarships, $125 each (entering Forestry or Forest and daughters of employees): Terence M. Heaps (New Westminster). Engineering): The Faculty Scholarship, $200 (proficiency): David Lawrence Johnson (Vancouver). Lynn David Christie (Penticton) General Motors Canadian Scholarship Programme (tuition fees and grant for four years): John Alexander Muir (Victoria). Stephen Beaton (Vancouver) U.B.C. Alumni Association Regional Scholarships, $250 each: Satya Brown (Fort St. John Eugene Triven Neufeld (Fort St. John). Michael Allan Campbell (Kimberley) The Hon. W. C. Woodward University Memorial Scholarships (for sons and daughters of Sandra Ann Cusack (Chilliwack) employees), each $500 a year for a maximum of five years): Heather L. Davies (Rossland) Wendy Kathleen Dobson (Vernon) Verneta Lorraine Thompson (Vancouver) George Errol Gay (Penticton) Keith David Casperson (Vancouver). Edvard Grande (Prince Rupert) The Inland Natural Gas Co. Ltd. Scholarship in Home Economics, $250: Elizabeth Anne Louise Gundry Grant (Vancouver) Margaret Joan Lendrum (Victoria) (for Victoria College) Sinclair (Oliver). Valerie Mae Perkins (Port Kells) The International Union, Local 300, Bursary $250 (donated by the International Union Michael Lash Wayman (Prince Rupert) of United Brewery, Flour, Cereal, Soft Drink, and Distillery Workers, Local 300): Paul James Wilson (Cumberland). The U.B.C. Branch No. 72, Canadian Legion, Scholarship Fund; $300 each: Gerald James Small (Vancouver). Donald R. Gleig (Chilliwack) The I.W.A. (New Westminster) Credit Union Scholarship, $250: Lillian Marie Wicklund Robin Maxwell MacKelvie (Comox) (New Westminster). Patricia Dawn McCormick (Vancouver) Timothy Maurice Murphy (Vancouver) The Kitsilano High School Teachers Scholarship, $300: Ulo Nurmsoo (Vancouver). Peter George Norton (Vancouver). The Jean Craig Smith Scholarship, $400 (overall proficiency): Sylvia Graham (Vancouver). Union Carbide Canada Limited Scholarship, $500 a year for four years: Robert Gait The Kiwassa Club of New Westminster Scholarship, $250: Ruth Katherine Stout (New Arthur (Vancouver). The Vancouver and District Home Economics Association Scholarship, $250 (proficiency Westminster). and overall qualifications, entering home economics): Beverley Mae Banks (Vancou­ The Lions Gate Branch No. 79, Canadian Legion, Scholarships, $250 each: ver). Cyril David Hodgins (Vancouver) The Vancouver and District Labour Council Scholarships, $250 (proficiency entering Wendy Lawson (Vancouver). University): The L. J. Le Fohn Entrance Scholarship, $250: Kevin Brian Burdon-Murphy (North Margaret Joan Chard (Vancouver) Vancouver). Igor Grant (Vancouver). The North Vancouver and District Parent-Teacher Council Scholarships, $290 each (pro­ ficiency, proceeding to Teacher Training, Faculty of Education): The Vancouver Federal Employees Credit Union Harold Pocock Memorial Scholarship Beverley Anne Botting (North Vancouver) $350 (proficiency, entering University): Bryan Douglas Kilgour (Vancouver). ' Anne Ridsdale (North Vancouver). The Vancouver Postal Club Scholarship, $150 (for sons and daughters of postal The Pacific Brewers Warehousing Ltd. Scholarships (proficiency, entering University from high school): employees): Vivien Alma Robertson (Vancouver). Anne Marie Benyon (Cranbrook)—$400 The Vancouver Sun Scholarships for Carriers ($400 a year each for a maximum of five Teddy Cameron Dakin (North Surrey)—$400 years): Dennis Charles Healey (Abbotsford) Peter Udo Ewert (Fernie)—$400 Leonard Evald Jarvis (Vancouver). David Howard Geen (Kelowna)—$400 The W. H. Maclnnes Entrance Scholarships in Mathematics (entering University with Marsha Lois Hayman (Westview)—$400 highest standing in Mathematics): Gilbert Gerald Johnson (Fernie)—$400 Muriel Watney (Vancouver)—$100 Kenneth Ture Gustafson (Trail)—$400 Reginald L. Carter (Alberni)—$50 Dennison Dale Gunnarson (West Summerland)—$200 Leonard Jarvis (Vancouver)—$25. Joanne Marie LeDuc (Armstrong)—$400 La Moyne Margaret Major (Dawson Creek)—$400 David Edward Nordstrom (Armstrong)—$400 Leonard Raymond Scherk (Prince Rupert)—$400 Thomas Alwyn Weddell (Kelowna)—$400. The Phrateres Scholarship Fund, $100: Margaret Elizabeth Rae (Port McNeill). The Plimsoll Club Entrance Scholarships (donated by Pacific Coast Terminals Co. Ltd.), $250 each (for students entering University from New Westminster area): 37 Brian James Crosby (New Westminster) 36 Bursaries (in all Faculties) The Class of Medicine '58 Bursary, $70: Robert Leslie Stewart (Ocean Park). The Coquitlam Farmers' Institute Bursaries, $300 each (for senior undergraduate students in Agriculture): Agriculture Bursary (anonymous), $50: Gerard John Beke (Kamloops). Robert William Hogg (Vancouver) The Albert O. Koch Bursary, $100: Charles Arthur Boyd (Argenta). Gordon Dennis Lyster (Armstrong). The Alliance Francaise Bursary, $200: Peter Allan (Vancouver). The Coronation Bursary, $100 (Provincial Chapter, I.O.D.E.): Maureen Jeanette Bonshor The Allied Officers' Auxiliary Bursary, $100: Arthur Leslie Longdate (Abbotsford). (North Surrey). The Alpha Gamma Delta Mothers Club Bursary, $100: Yolanda Kawa (Vancouver). The Cowichan Chapter, I.O.D.E., Bursary, $100: Roger Andrew Buck (Wellington). The Alvin Cunningham Bursary, $200: Milo Palmer (Chilliwack). Cowichan Valley Medical Society Bursary, $200: William Raymond Carpentfer (Lake The A. Max Charkow Bursary, $100: Arthur Richard Stafford (Vancouver). Cowichan). The American Woman's Club Bursary, $250: Yolanda Kawa (Vancouver). The Dave Franks Bursary, $40: John Robert Parry (Vancouver). The A. Nathan Fox Bursary, $25: Samuel Peter Berts (Port McNeill). The David Thorn Bursary No. 1, $100: Susan Crawford (West Vancouver). The Anne S. Campbell Bursary Fund: The David Thorn Bursary No. 2, $75: Gordon Ernest Timbers (North Vancouver). Ruth Elien Bradford (Skookumchuck)—$100 Peter Michael Ciaxton (Port Washington)—$250 The David Thorn Bursary No. 3, $75: Loretta Alberta Reynolds (Langtey). Gary Frame (North Vancouver)—$200 The Delta Gamma Bursary for the Blind, $100: Gerald Dirks (Vancouver). Robert Bruce Haxton (North Vancouver)—$200 The Delta Zeta Chapter of Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority Bursary, $50: Audrey Ede Kenneth Hodgkinson (Vancouver)—$200 (Vancouver). John Lawrence Leigh (Vancouver)—$150 Dale Maylund Joe (Kimberley)—$200. The Donald Buckland Memorial Bursary for the Blind, $1,000: James Nyman (Vancouver). The A. Rothstein Memorial Bursary, $100: Roy James King (Nelson). The Don Mackenzie Bursary in Forestry and Forest Engineering, $250: Harvey Merrill The B.C. Chapter of Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity Bursary, $50: Frederick E. Walden Grigg (Abbotsford). (Burnaby). The Dr. A. B. Greenberg Bursary, $75 (Faculty of Medicine): Peter Dyck (Vancouver). The B.C. Electric Veterans Association Bursaries, $100 each: The Edith and Jacob Buckshon Memorial Bursary, $100: Andrea M. P. Miller (Victoria). Dennis Brian Browne (New Westminster) The Edith Cavell Hospital Bursary, $50: Joseph Frank Schweigel (Vancouver). Carl Lawrence Jacobson (New Westminster). The Ellen Ethel McHattie Memorial Bursary, $300: Donald John Blacklock (West The B.C. Government Employees' Association Bursaries, $ 150 each: Summerland). Juanita Ann Kennedy (Victoria) The Elsie Scobie Carpenter Memorial Bursary, $100: Lilie Tomberg (Vancouver). Donovan Ludlow Startin (Vancouver). The Engineers' Wives Association Bursaries: The B.C. Society of Internal Medicine Bursary, $450: Donald Ross Carlow (Victoria). Peter South (North Surrey)—$100 The Ben Shapiro Memorial Award, $50: Raymond Edward Peters (Duncan). Robert Malcolm Stubbs (Armstrong)—$200. The Beta Kappa Chapter of Alpha Delta Pi Sorority Bursary, $50: (Mrs.) Dorothy Hazel The Esmond Lando Bursary, $100: Bart Peter Reemeyer (West Vancouver). Reid (Vancouver). ThFlyine gFacult y Women's Club Bursary, $125: Anne Bertha Clemens (Osoyoos). Beta Theta Chapter of Alpha Phi Sorority Bursary, $50: (Mrs.) Dorothy Hazei Reid Officer Reverend George Robert Pringle Memorial Bursary, $250: John Ernest (Vancouver). enwood (Vancouver). The Brissenden Bursary, $300: Raymond Edward Peters (Duncan). The Frances Milburn P.E.O. Bursary, $240: Pamela Boyd Holms (Vernon). British Columbia Forest Products Limited Bursaries (for sons and daughters of employees): The Fraser Valley Bar Association Bursary, $150 (continuing studies in Law): Anne Lois Alice Halls (VictoriaK-$300 Margaret Noel Givins (Prince George). Judith I. Hirst (Victoria) (for Victoria College)—$200 The Fraser Valley Milk Producers' Association Entrance Bursary for Agriculture, $300: Dennis M. Holden (Crofton)—$250 Digby R. Keir (Youbou)—$300 Peter Robert Cheeke (Cobble Hill). Kenneth J. Long (Youbou) (for Victoria College)—$300 The Fraser Valley Milk Producers' Association Bursary In Dairy Technology, $500: James A. C. Mackie (Youbou)—$250 Loretta Alberta Reynolds (Langley). Elwin Chester MacDonald (Youbou)—$300 Marguerite K. Rennie (Victoria) (for Victoria College)—$300 The Fred D. Mulholland Bursary in Forest Management, $75: Curtis B. Holmes (New Carol Anne Smith (Victoria)—$200. Westminster). The British Columbia Institute of Agrologists Bursary, $250: Conrad Jarosch (Smlthers). The Freeman, Freeman, Silvers & Koffman Bursary in Law, $100: Thomas George Randall The British Columbia Psychological Association Bursary, $75: Rey Osborne (Vancouver). (Vancouver). The British Columbia Surgical Society Bursary Fund, $150 each: The Fresco Club Bursary, $100: Franklin David Stuart Vernon (Vancouver). Maynard Shapiro (Montreal) Gamma Phi Beta Bursary, $ 100: Bertha Elizabeth Thacker (Vancouver). William Ewart Martin (Port Alberni). The General Construction Company Limited Bursaries (for civil engineering): The Canadian Anaesthetists' Society, British Columbia Division, Bursary, $100: Philip Eric Arthur West (Vancouver)—$150 Gordon Ney (Victoria). David Gordon Hunter (Vancouver)—$150. The Canadian Cancer Society, British Columbia Division, Bursary $500: James Brice The Gordon Young (B.C.) Limited Bursary in Poultry Science, $350: Jatindra N. Goswami Johnston (Vancouver). (India). The Canadian Foundation for the Advancement of Pharmacy Bursary, $250: Lorraine E. The Grace Martin Memorial Bursary, $75 (from the Royal City Chapter, I.O.D.E.): Anne Lynch (Mission City). Louise Fraser (New Westminster). The Canadian Medical Association, British Columbia Division, Bursary Fund, $200 each: The H. A. Simons Ltd. Bursaries (for Third and Fourth Year students in engineering): Robert R. Urquhart (Dawson Creek) Noel George Armstrong (Burnaby)—$100 Norman Robert Vincent (Vancouver) Koit Teng (Pitt Meadows)—$150 Donald Edward Towson (Creston)—$200 Blair T. Wachter (Victoria) Eric Arthur West (Vancouver)—$200 Wilfred H. Ziegler (Vancouver). Walter Worobey (Vernon)—$200. Ulrich Zimmerman (Vancouver). The Institute of Chartered Accountants of British Columbia Bursary, $250: Yale Chernoff The Canadian Scottish Chapter, I.O.D.E. Bursary In Education, $100: Beverley Elaine (Vancouver). Snyder (North Surrey). The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (Local 213) Bursary, $100: Ernest The Captain G. G. Brown Memorial Bursary, $250: David Delbert Swanson (Winfteld). Raymond Seaquist (Cloverdale). The Captain Cook Chapter, I.O.D.E., Bursary, $100: Sheron Claire Thomson (Oyama). The Joe Satanov Bursary $25: Ronald David MacQueen (Port Alberni). The Captain LeRoy Memorial Bursary, $200: Laura Ann Hough (White Rock). The John MacRae Memorial Bursary, $200: Fraser S. Keating (Vancouver). Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation Bursary Fund, $50 each: Harry Fulton (Vancouver) The Kappa Kappa Gamma Bursary No. 1, $100: Beverley Irene Hadden (White Rock). Robin Sharpe (Vancouver). The Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnae Bursary No. 2, $250: Maureen Jeanette Bonshor The Chilliwack Rotary Club Bursary, $300: Elizabeth McCallan (Chilliwack). (North Surrey). 38 39 The Kappa Kappa Gamma Special Bursaries, $50 each (for the purchase of text-books or Pacific Meat Company Limited Bursary, $200: Harry Cook (Burnaby). equipment): The Parkcrest Ratepayers Association, Ladles Auxiliary Bursary, $75: Shirley Lambie Joyce Elizabeth Barber (Vancouver) (Burnaby). Maureen Jeanette Bonshor (North Surrey) Helen Joan Stewart (Terrace). The Passie Chertkow Bursary in Accounting, $50: Keith Hannett (Duncan). The Katznelson Bursary, $25: Cyril David Hodgins (Vancouver). The P.E.O. Sisterhood, Chapter B, Bursary, $100: Dorothy Marguerite Hodgkinson (New The Kerrisdale Chapter, I.O.D.E. Bursary, $100: Glennis Charmaine Seymour (Vancouver). Westminster). The Ketchum Manufacturing Company, Limited, Bursary, $50: Noel Edward Roddick The P.E.O. Sisterhood, B.C. Chapters, Special Award, $500: Lena Hoseinj (West Indies). (Vancouver). The Phil Wilson Bursary, $300: Donald W. Laishley (Nelson). The Khaki University and Young Men's Christian Association Memorial Fund Bursaries, The Pi Gamma Chapter of the Fraternity of Phi Gamma Delta Bursary, $75: Cyril David $100 each: Hodgins (Vancouver). John Leslie Adams (West Summerland) Beverley Irene Hadden (White Rock) The Plimsoll Club Bursary (donated by Canadian Stevedoring Company Limited), $300- Robert Bruce Haxton (North Vancouver) Basil Gregory Mykytiuk (Vernon). David Bernard Lewall (Fort St. John) The Plimsoll Club Bursary for Law (donated by the Anglo-Canadian Shipping Company Helen Cecile Zukowski (Abbotsford). Limited), $300: John Noel Lyon (Richmond). ' The Kinsmen Club of Point Grey Bursary, $300: Joseph Brian Mclnnis (Vancouver). The Plimsoll Club Bursary in Engineering (donated by Simson-Maxwell Ltd.), $200- Peter The Ladies Pharmaceutical Auxiliary Bursary, $100: John E. Little (Vancouver). South (North Surrey). The Ladies Pharmaceutical Auxiliary (Victoria) Bursary, $100: Kenneth L. Brousseau The Plimsoll Club Bursary in Medicine, $300 (donated by the Empire Stevedoring Company (Victoria). Limited): Joyce Constance Longley (Vancouver). The Lady Laurier Club Bursary, $100: June Jeanette Whalley (North Surrey). The Princess Betty Chapter, I.O.D.E., Bursary, $100: Karen Bradford (Skookumchuck). The Lady Laurier Club Special Bursary, $200: Helen Joan Stewart (Terrace). The Procter and Gamble Student Bursary Fund: Horst Arndt (Oliver)—$100 The Lighthall Memorial Bursary, $50: Noel George Armstrong (Burnaby). Charles Arthur Boyd (Argenta)—$200 The Lions Club of Vancouver Chinatown Bursary, $100: Fred John (Vancouver). Charles I. Mclnnes (Vancouver)—$200 The Lions Ladies Club Bursaries, $200 each: Robert McMorris Murray (Edgewood)—$200 John Robert Parry (Vancouver)—$200 Frank Bach (Vancouver) Edelgard Petzelt (Sardis)—$200 (Mrs.) Kathleen Elizabeth Belanger (Vancouver). Garrick Ernest Styan (Vancouver)—$200 The Louis Toban Bursary, $100: Ann Gladstone (Vancouver). Keith John Winter (Vancouver)—$200. The Max Freeman Bursary, $25: Lance Regan (North Surrey). The Provincial Council of Women, Canadian Daughters' League, Bursaries, $100 each' The M. B. Cohen Memorial Bursary, $25: Barry Desmond Phillpotts (Vancouver). Eda Marie Ciriani (Fernie) The Medical Ball Bursary Fund, $100 each: Patricia Aleyne Toft (Vancouver). John Arthur Boone (Oliver) The R.A.F. Silver Jubilee Chapter, I.O.D.E., Bursary, $100 (Faculty of Medicine)- Roderick Kerns Calverley (Dawson Creek) Patricia Kirkwood Johnston (Sidney). William Raymond Carpentier (Lake Cowichan) The R.C.A.F. Chapter, IO.D.E., Bursary In Medicine, $100: Rodney Oliver Brammall Larry T. Chen (Vancouver) (Vancouver). Jagessar Das (British Guiana) The R.C.A.F. Chapter, I.O.D.E., Bursary in Nursing, $75: l_ Anne Oldfield (Kamloops). Claytus Joseph Davis (Vancouver) Leonard Davis (England) The R.C.A.F. Veterans Bursary Fund, $450: Arthur Leslie Langdale (Abbotsford). Joseph Deitcher (Montreal) The Robert S. Day and Son Limited Bursary, $150: Clifton Wesley Healey (Burnaby). David Michael Derry (Sidney) The Rotary Memorial Bursaries, $300 each: S. Eustace Douglas (West Indies) Pauline Mary Butling (Nelson) William James JDube (West Indies) Jagessar Das (British Guiana) John William Dueck (County Line P.O.) Levente Kornya (Vancouver) Granville da Costa (West Indies) Robin Maxwell MacKelvie (Comox) Frederick W. Elliott (Vancouver) Addie Charles Ennals (Victoria) Shek-Leung Wong (Hong Kong). Donald Gladman (Vancouver) The Ruskin Chapter, I.O.D.E., Alfred Newton Wolverton Memorial Bursary, $300: William Donald Edward Hospes (Vancouver) Lionel Charles Ireland (Vancouver) George Knutsen (Comox). Vernon Lewis (West Indies) The Sea Going Hacks Bursary, $200: John Allert (Vancouver). Robert Wilson Morgan (New Westminster) The Sigma Epsilon Chapter of Zeta Psi Fraternity Bursary, $50: Earle Peter Botta Philip Gordon Ney (Victoria) (Simoom Sound). Philip P. Olsen (Mission City) Michael W. Rosenfeld (Vancouver) The Sir Anthony Eden Chapter, I.O.D.E., Bursary, $100: Cyril Stanley Towson (Creston). Joseph F. Schweigel (Vancouver) The Slavonics Studies Bursary, $250: Henning Andersen (North Surrey). Charlotte Ann Thomson (Vancouver). The Sperry Phillips Memorial Bursary, $150 (for Agriculture): Richard Fitzgerald Collis (Armstrong). The Mildred Britton Brock Chapter, I.O.D.E., Bursary, $50: Beverley Anne Rae (Cranbrook). The St. Paul's Hospital Medical Staff Bursary, $300 (Faculty of Medicine): Douglas Keith The Mildred Brock Memorial Bursary, $100: Gail Ann Reich (Chilliwack). MacDonald (Vancouver). The M. M. Waterman Bursary, $25: John Stanley North (Vancouver). The S. R. and B. W. Reynolds Bursaries, $150 each: The Moe Cohen Bursary, $25: Colin John Pryce (Vancouver). The McLean Bursaries, $250 each: Peter Douglas Cullis (Ladner) John Edward Howard-Gibbon (Williams Lake) Ronald Neil Harris (Ladner). Verralyn Mae Porter (Winfield) Summerland Kiwanis Club Bursary, $100: Dale Gunnarson (Summerland). Ross Campbell Richards (Port Moody) Barbara Ann Stanforth (Kimbertey). The Surrey Co-operative Association Bursary, $300 (student entering Agriculture from the The Nat Bell Bursary, $150: Ron Parker (Penticton). trading area of the Co-operative): Peter Douglas Cullis (Ladner) The Triple Entente Chapter, I.O.D.E., Bursaries, $100 each: National Paper Box Limited Bursary, $200 (for Commerce): John Swan (Vancouver). Philip A. Condon (Vancouver) National Paper Box Limited Bursary, $200 (for Agriculture): William David Durrance Leonard J. Gamble (Abbotsford) (Victoria). Robert Gerald Glassford (Quesnel) Frederick E. Walden (Vancouver). The New Westminster Rotary Club Bursary, $250: Beverly Rosalind Harris (New Westminster). The University Women's Club Bursary, $250: Sonia Karen Thomas (Abbotsford). Okanagan Commerce Bursary, $250: William Frances Lyndon (Oliver). The University Women's Club General Bursary, $250: Robin Roberta Margaret Cormack (Vernon). 40 The Unknown Warrior Chapter, I.O.D.E., Bursary in Public Health Nursing, $100- Margaret Elaine Lewis (Vancouver). 41 The Upper Vancouver Island Medical Society Bursary, $250 (Faculty of Medicine): William Comlnco Undergraduate Scholarships: Ewart Martin (Port Alberni). (a) $350 a year each for four years— Garry Ronald Jenkins (Trail) The Valcartler Camp Chapter, I.O.D.E., Bursary, $100: Joyce Barber (Vancouver). Patricia Anne Wilkinson (Trail) The Vancouver Bar Association Bursaries, $200 each (for Law): (b) $250 each for one year— First Year—David Alexander Anderson (Victoria) Michael Alan Campbell (Kimberley) Second Year—Robert Warren Vincent Dickerson (Vancouver) Thomas Laurie Charlton (Trail) Anthony David R. Toogood (Bluberry Creek) (for Victoria College) Third Year—Joseph Carman Smith (Vancouver). Laura Jean Volpatti (Trail) (for Victoria College) Vancouver City Hall Employees Asscoiation Bursary, $100: C. Harold Coulson (Vancouver). (c) $300 each for one year— The Vancouver Foundation (Wm. E. and Emily Ross Fund) Awards: Eileen Lois Goresky (Castlegar) Gerald Dirks (Vancouver)—$250 Gerald Duane Palsson (Klnnaird) Manfred Preusse (Penticton)—$300. (d) renewals of previous awards, $350 each year— Vancouver Panhellenic Alumnae Bursary, $200: Maria I. J. Alessio (Kimberley). David John Gunning Jones (Trail) The Vancouver Section National Council of Jewish Women Bursary, $100 (for teacher Gilbert Ernest Kirker (Trail) Mamie Jean Rogers (Train training course for graduates): Rita Margaret Baumgart (Cowichan Station). John Humphrey Walton (Trail). The Vancouver Section National Council of Jewish Women Bursary for Social Work, $100: The Crofton House School Alumnae Scholarship, $200: Toni Burt (Vancouver). (Mrs.) Gail Roslyn Flackett (Vancouver). Crown Zeilerbach Canada Limited Scholarships for Teacher Training ($400 a year for Victoria Home Economics and Dietetics Association Bursary, $100: Juanita Ann Kennedy five years): (Victoria). Patricia Mary Beggs (Chemainus) The W. D. Shaffer Bursary Fund, $300: Grant Booth Livingstone (Vancouver). Sharon Brown (Campbell River) Marilyn Louise McLean (New Westminster) The Western Plywood Company Limited Bursary, $250: Donald Deane Munro (Salmon Sharon McGee (Ocean Falls) Arm). Barbara Robertson (Ocean Falls) The West Kootenay Branch, B.C. Division, C.M.A., Bursary, $250: Gordon D. McGhee Ronald Shute (Richmond) (Trail). M. Maureen Siddall (Courtenay) The Westminster Medical Association Bursary, $400: Robert Wilson Morgan (New Kathleen Mary Spearing (Nanaimo). Westminster). Gladstone Jr. -Sr. High School Awards, $100 each: The Willard Kitchen Memorial Bursaries, $500 each (for the Faculty of Medicine): Donald Chan (Vancouver) William Gordon Irvine (Vancouver) Edward Nevil Mercer (Vancouver) Charles W. Fanson (Vancouver) G. Frank Owen Tyers (Kaslo). Jane Ikeda (Vancouver). The William MacKenzie Swan Memorial Bursary, $500: David Ernest Park (Mara, B.C.) Grand Guardian Council of B.C., International Order of Job's Daughters, Awards, $100 The W. Jack H. Dicks Bursary, $240: Wayne Franklin Arthur (North Kamloops). each: The Xi Alpha Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Bursary, $50: Joyce Elizabeth Barber Isabel Ida Lynn Plant (West Vancouver) (Vancouver). Joyce Taylor (New Westminster). Imperial Oil Undergraduate Scholarships, $700 each: Awards made by Other Institutions Michael J. Griffin (Vancouver) Patience A. Ryan (Vancouver). The Armstrong Junior-Senior High School Award, $50 (anonymous donor): David Nord­ imperial Order Daughters of the Empire Second War Memorial Bursaries ($400 a year strom (Armstrong). for four years) - New awards: B.C. High School Boys Basketball Association Awards: Michael Blain Clee (West Vancouver) Courtenay Brousson (West Vancouver)—$100 Teddy Cameron Dakir»'(Cloverdale) John M. Dumont (Vancouver)—$100 Larry Dale Laldlaw (New Westminster) Stuart Gardner (Vancouver)—-$100. Judith Anne Mauro (Vancouver) Canadian Industries Ltd. Fellowships, $1,200 each (wild-life management graduate study): Julia Elizabeth Shannon (Kamloops). Anthony John Erskine (Nova Scotia) Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire Second War Memorial Bursaries (renewals): William N. Holsworth (Alberta) Sandra June Frisby (Vancouver) Arthur Pearson (Manitoba). Joan Elizabeth Gunn (Burnaby) Donald Perkins (Port Kells) The Canadian Legion (Provincial and Dominion Commands) Scholarships (entering Marion Powell (Vancouver) University from high school): Frank E. Richards (North Surrey) Michael Baker (Fort Langley)—$300 Sherry Sidenius (Vancouver) Stephen L. DunikJBurnaby)—$200 Michael Taylor (Kamloops) Kenneth Charles Freeze (Vancouver)—$400 D'Arcy W. Kilham (Vancouver)—$250 Marilyn Fay Treleaven (Burnaby). IngridM. McGladdery (Penticton)—$400 Independent Order of Odd Fellows Bursaries, $250 each: Marguerite S. McVicar (Okanagan Falls)—$300 Boyd Dalton Corrigan (Fernie) Edith A. Marchant (Squamish)—$200 Robert Lewis Edwards (Cumberland) Marilyn L. Martin (Clinton)—$250 Norman William Greig (New Westminster) Winnffred G. Matheson (Vancouver)—$200 Paul Wesley Parkin (Hammond) Jerald G. Stinson (Vancouver)—$200 Hugh Eugene Swayze (Kelowna). Anne R. Thorne (North Vancouver)—$300 International Woodworkers of America, Local 1-85, Bursary, $500: Reginald Lawrence Margaret L. Veale (Gibson's)—$300. Carter (Port Alberni). Kiwanis Club of New Westminster Award, $300: Brian Crosby (New Westminster): Canadian Legion, Bridge River Valley, Branch No. 153 (Bralorne) Award, $100: Dennis The Leonard Foundation Scholarships: John Wilders (Bralorne). Duane S. Bishop (Vancouver)—$200 Canadian Legion (Fort St. John) Award, $200: Eugene T. Neufeld (Fort St. John). John E. C. Briscall (Oliver)—$250 Bruce J. R. Cameron (Port Moody)—$300 Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation Fellowships In Community Planning, $1,500 Jean E. Cathro (Burnaby)—$200 each: John A. Clark (Vancouver)—$200 James Harry Davy (Saskatchewan) John Dressier (New Westminster)—$200 Roy James Mutter (Alberta) Helmut E. Fandrich (Vernon)—$250 Victor John Parker (Ontario) Donald E. Grayston (Vancouver)—$100 Dennis Brian Walter (Vancouver). Arthur R. Hives (Vancouver)—$200 John C. A. Lancaster (Victoria)—$250 Canadian Legion, Vernon, Award, $300: Kaye Saunders (Vernon). Terence R. S. Melville (Sidney)-—$300 42 43 New Westminster Elementary Teachers Association Award, $200: Marguerite Hodgkinson Pamela R. Orton (North Vancouver)—$250 (New Westminster). Peter St. John (Peachland)—$250 John E. Sawyer (Victoria)-—$250 New Westminster Fire Fighters' Union Award, $150: Maureen Lynne Brown (New West­ Mary E. Simpson (Alberta)—$250 minster). Gordon H. Wood (Nelson)—$250. New Westminster Parent-Teacher Council Award, $175: Sylvia Helen Thomson (New . illooet Community Scholarship Fund, $250: Judy Osterlund (Lillooet). Westminster). MacMillan & Bloedel Limited Scholarships (entering University from high school), North Burnaby Branch No. 148 Canadian Legion Award, $150 each: $400 each: ' Wayne Williams (Burnaby) Wendy Arlene Clay (Qualicum) (for Victoria College) Maureen Cronln (Burnaby). Linda Diane Clouston (Alberni) North Okanagan Teachers Association Award, $200: Marlon Koyanagi (Vernon). Kathleen Ellen Goss (Squamish) Donald Teruo Mayede (Ucluelet) Rotary Club of Haney Award, $125: Robert Dall (Haney). Arthur Roland Stanley-Jones (Duncan) Sea-Van Express Division, Consolidated Freightways, Award, $250: Leonard Evald Jarvls John Tonzetich (Nanaimo) (Vancouver). Barbara C. M. Warda (Ladysmlth). Shuswap Okanagan Dairy Industries Cooperative Association Award, $100: Marguerite S. National Research Council Awards (bursaries and studentships): Edward George Auld (Chilliwack) McVlcar (Okanagan Falls). Gunnar Berg (Norway) Smithers Parent-Teacher Association Award, $75: Conrad Jarosch (Smlthers). Donald Arthur Blood (Richmond) Supreme Chapter, P.E.O. Sisterhood (Portland, Oregon), Award, $500: Inga Walter Robert Charles Brooke (Chase) (Germany). Chak Ying Butt (Hong Kong) Ian C. Caldwell (Richmond) Supreme Chapter, P.E.O. Scholarship, $500: Cynthia (Philip (West Indies). Melvin G. Calkin (United States) The Ucluelet Parent Teacher Association Award, $175: Donald T. Mayede (Ucluelet). J. David N. Cheeke (Cobble Hill) Vancouver Y.W.C.A. Hi-Y-Teen Scholarship, $200: Louise Compton (North Vancouver). Gustav Christensen (Alberta) Rudolf H. Drent (Vancouver) Western Plywood (Cariboo) Ltd. Award, $250: Hubert Eric Morgan (Quesnel). Eric Davis Earle (Newfoundland) The West Point Grey Branch (B.C. No. 142) Canadian Legion Scholarship, $350: Judith Edward M. Edwards (Vancouver) Mauro (Vancouver). Audrey F. Ells (Victoria) Abram Friesen (Vancouver) The Woodsworth Memorial Scholarship, $1,000 (Social Work): Eyl Matsumoto (Japan). George Gibson (Vancouver) Yukon Territory Proficiency Scholarship, $500: Barbara Underwood (Yukon). David J. Griffiths (Vancouver) Carol Hennigan (Nova Scotia) Jacob Hildebrandt (Sardis) AWARDS ANNOUNCED OCTOBER 21st, 1959 Janos Hudak (Vancouver) Christopher R. Huntley (Brentwood Bay) The Andrew H. Hutchinson Scholarship in Biology and Botany, $175: Ronald J. Buchanan Douglas A. Hutchinson (Vancouver) (Saskatchewan). Kenneth S. Julian (West Indies) Charles Joseph Krebs (United States) The B.C. Indian Arts and Welfare Society Scholarship, $50: Kenneth Floyd Sam (Thetis Donald E. La Berge (Wynndel) Island). Chi-Long Lee (Taiwan) Canadian Bechtel Limited Bursary Fund, $200 each (for engineering): Gyorgy Lesko (Vancouver) David Lawrence Johnston (Terrace) Robert T. McAndrew (Vancouver) Ray Lawrence Lanoville (Lister) Shirley-Ann McKelvie (Creston) David Gavin Strang (Vancouver). John J. Magnuson (Vancouver) The British Columbia Federation of Labour Bursary, $250: Mark Daniels (Vancouver). Catherine Mezel (Vancouver) William Forbes Murison (Vancouver) The Canadian Society of Exploration Geophysiclsts Matriculation Scholarship, $350 (pro­ Donald W. Nyberg (North Vancouver) ceeding to secondary teaching In the fields of mathematics and the physical Laszlo Orloci (Vancouver) sciences): David John Bird (Chemainus). Daniel Ostrovsky (Burnaby) The Donald Buckland Memorial Scholarship in Forest Pathology, $100: Joseph Alexander Arthur Pearson (Manitoba) Baranyay (Vancouver). Alma Peterson (Vancouver) G. W. Edward Pettersen (Manitoba) The Leon Koerner Graduate Scholarship, $500 (Biology and Botany): Slavoj Eis (Van­ John P. S. Pringle (Vancouver) couver). Klaus Reickhoff (Vancouver) The P.E.O. Sisterhood, Chapter AM, Bursary, $100: Dorothy L. Cook (Vancouver). Harbhajan Sandhu (India) The Stry Credit Union League Bursary, $200: Gerald Michael Deyell (Vancouver). Erich Sawatsky (Manitoba) Harvey R. Schneider (Alberta) Arthur J. S. Smith (Victoria) Richard B. Smith (Vernon) Gail H. Stott (Victoria) AWARDS FOR SESSION 1958-59, NOT PREVIOUSLY RECORDED George Strasdine (Vancouver) Philip Symons (Victoria) Gerald W. Toop (Terrace) For Graduate Study and Research Sai Hoi Tsao (Vancouver) Richard A. J. Warren (Vancouver) British Columbia Electric Company Limited Scholarships in Planning, $500 each: Roy Westwick (Vancouver) Jean Downing (Vancouver) Donald J. Whittle (Vancouver) Victor J. Parker (Ontario). Thomas B. Widdowson (Reed Island) Alfred J. Wiggs (Vancouver) The Leon Koerner Graduate Scholarships, $250 each (biology and botany): William Woodbury (Victoria). John Gerard Noel Davidson (Vancouver) William Forbes Murison (Vancouver). The Navy League of Canada Scholarships, $250 each: The Pfizer Fellowship in Hospital Pharmacy, $500 (for hospital pharmacy interneship): Peter Dill (West Vancouver) Douglas Llewellyn Thompson (Victoria). Robert Mcllwaine (Vancouver). Nelson Diocesan Scholarships: Other Awards Thomas Siska (Grand Forks)—$300 Vera Clemens (Osoyoos)—$100 AE Chapter, P.E.O. Sisterhood Award, $200: Lena Hosein (West Indies). Robert Megale (Penticton)—$150 Agnes Carty (Salmo)—$150. British Columbia Federation of Labour Bursary, $250: Frank lacobucci (Vancouver). 45 44 Canadian Cancer Society, British Columbia Division, Bursary, $500 (Medicine): Roger Gladstone Jr. - Sr. High School Award, $100: Claudia Bell (Vancouver). Hayward Rogers (Vancouver). Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire War Memorial Bursaries, $400 each: Canadian Forest Industries Entomological Scholarships, $300 each (forestry): Sandra Jane Frisby (Langley) Janos Hudak (Vancouver) Donald H. Perkins (Port Kells) Antal Kozak (Vancouver). Marilyn Fay Treleaven (Burnaby). Central Mortgage & Housing Corporation Bursary, $200: Dennis B. Walton (Vancouver). Imperial Oil Undergraduate Scholarships, $700 each: Ladies Pharmaceutical Auxiliary Bursaries, $100 each: Elizabeth P. Henderson (North Vancouver) Lome James Massenden (Burnaby) E. Cairine Lewis (Alberta) Kenneth L Brousseau (Victoria). Patience A. Ryan (Vancouver). Lady Laurier Club Special Bursary, $200: Lorna K. Reeve (Kelowna). Kinsmen (Michel-Natal, Spar) Award, $100: Marion Glasgow (Michel). Morgan Warren Scholarship, $250 (Mechanical Engineering): David Erwin (Vancouver). Lions Club, New Westminster, Award, $250: Mary Evelyn Olsen (New Westminster). Pacific Coast Division of the American Pulp and Paper Mill Superintendents Association Magee High School Award, $150: Kenneth Dobeil (Vancouver). Scholarship, $225: Thomas Richard Johnston (Vancouver). Malcolm Island P.T.A. Award, $50: Walter Isaacson (Malcolm Island). Royal Canadian Engineer Memorial Scholarship, $125: Peter M. Brown (Alberta). Navy League of Canada Scholarships, $250 each: Timber Management Limited Service Award, $250: George Brazier (Vancouver). Colin Bruce Johnstone (Vancouver) Truck Loggers Association Scholarships, $125 each (forestry): Lawrence Joseph Fournier (Vancouver). Glen James Parkinson (Vancouver) Province of Quebec, Department of Mines, Awards, $850 each: Frederick Arthur Philpott (Vancouver). Pierre Gauvin (Quebec) Claude Hubert (Quebec) Vancouver Police Force Scholarships, $250 each: Jean Lajoie (Quebec) David Errington (Vancouver) Peter L Money ($900) (Quebec). Murray Alexander Booth (Vancouver) Parkcrest Ratepayers Association Ladies Auxiliary Bursary, $50: Wayne Summers (North David Joseph Horton (North Vancouver). Burnaby). West Vancouver Parent-Teacher Council and Association Scholarship, $150: Leotha Salmon Arm Teachers' Association Scholarship, $100: Stephen Heywood (Salmon Arm). Margaret Boulton (West Vancouver). Sir Ernest MacMillan Fine Arts Scholarship, $75: G. Norbert Cave (West Vancouver). The Women's Big Block Club Bursary, $75: Heather Bruce McCallum (Vancouver). Western Plywood (Cariboo) Ltd. Award, $250: David Ross Brown (Wells). Awards Based on Summer Session, 1958 World University Exchange Scholarships (expenses paid by World University, U.B.C. Branch, The Canadian Mathematical Congress Prizes, $75 each (proficiency in special summer and fees by the University): session courses in Mathematics, Education 565): Michael Steinle (Germany) Gilbert Charles Eugene Semai! (Vancouver) Tsutomu Takeda (Japan) Henry Paul Smith (Parksville). Inga Walter (Germany). The Dr. H. T. J. Coleman Scholarship, $100 (proficiency in one or more of psychology, Yukon Territorial Government Science - Mathematics Scholarship, $1000: J. Michael Scott philosophy, education): James Michael McNamara (Vancouver). (Whitehorse). The Gilbert Tucker Memorial Summer Session'Prize, $35 (outstanding In field of history): Charles Willis Dunn (Saskatchewan). The Leon and Thea Koerner Foundation Prizes in Creative Writing: George Francis Douglas Carey (Kamloops)—$25 Theda Inkster (Courtenay)—$25 Melvin Kero (Vancouver)-—$50 (Mrs.) Patricia McKenzie (Vancouver)—$25 (Mrs.) Alice C. Neil (Vancouver)—$25. The Summer Session Association Scholarships, $100 each: (a) proficiency in Second Year work and continuing in Third Year: Joyce Mildred Gawthorn (Vancouver) Cornel Martin Hamm (Vancouver) (b) proficiency in Third Year Education and continuing In Fourth Year: Leslie Keith Deane (Burnaby) (c) proficiency in Third Year (other than Education) and continuing in Fourth Year: K. George Pedersen (North Vancouver).

Awards Made by other Institutions American Can Co. Scholarships (fees and grant): Barry S. Coles (Vancouver) Jane E. Muskett (West Vancouver). Canadian Legion (Chilliwack) Award, $150: William J. Mussell (Chilliwack). Canadian Legion (Vernon) Award, $300: Pamela Hoims (Vernon). Canadian National Exhibition Scholarship, $600: Thomas Edward Wilson (North Surrey). Central Mortgage & Housing Corporation Bursaries, $800 each: E. Elaine Fromson (Vancouver) Roger M. Smith (United States). Central Mortgage & Housing Corporation Fellowships, $1200 each: Eva Lyman (Vancouver) Jean Downing (Vancouver) Siegfried Pape (Vancouver) Victor Parker (Ontario) Arnold L Schuchter (Bowen Island). Croatian Fraternal Union Scholarship, $250: Tony Louis Miletich (Vancouver). Douglas United Church Bursary, $125: Donald L. Peterson (Burnaby). 46 47