THE UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA

AUTUMN CONGREGATION

FOR THE

CONFERRING OF DEGREES

THURSDAY, OCTOBER TWENTY-SIXTH

NINETEEN HUNDRED AND SIXTY-ONE

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0 Canada! Our Home and Native Land!

True patriot-love in all thy sons command.

With glowing hearts we see thee rise,

The True North, strong and free,

And stand on guard, O Canada,

We stand on guard for thee.

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MUSICAL PROGRAMME

by

THE UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA CONCERT BAND

PROFESSOR LESLIE G. CROUCH ORGANIST

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PROGRAMME OF CEREMONY

0 CANADA

INVOCATION by The Reverend W. S. Taylor

REMARKS by NORMAN A. M. MacKENZIE

Acting Chancellor of the University of British Columbia

CONFERRING OF HONORARY DEGREES by the Acting Chancellor

THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF LAWS Edward A. Corbett

James R. Kidd

THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF SCIENCE Gregoire F. Amyot

Albert F. Frey-Wyssling Patrick D. McTaggart-Cowan

Myron M. Weaver

INTRODUCTION OF THE CONGREGATION SPEAKER by

Dean Geoffrey C. Andrew

CONGREGATION ADDRESS by Dr. Edward A. Corbett

CONFERRING OF DEGREES IN COURSE by the Acting Chancellor

CONFERRING OF DIPLOMAS by the Acting Chancellor

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN

Reception in the Brock Hall

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THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY

Beg, M i rza Arshad A l i , B.Sc, M.Sc. (Karachi), Pakistan Chemistry Thesis: "The Chemistry of Some Trif luoromethyl-Phosphines'.

Magnuson, John Joseph, B.Sc, M.Sc. (Minnesota), Uni ted States Zooiogy

Thesis: "An Analysis of Aggressive Behaviour, Growth, and Competition for Food and Space in Medaka (Oryzias latipes) - Pisces, Cyprinodontidae".

N ixon, John Charles, M.D., C M . (Queen's), M.Sc. (Bri t . Col.), Ontar io Biochemistry

Thesis: "The Effects of Tumor on the Nucieic Acid Metabolism of the Host Tissues."

Strasdine, George A l f red , B.A., M.Sc. (Brit. Col.), Ontar io Agricultural Microbiology Thesis: " A Study of Oxidative Phosphorylation in Pseudomonas aeruginosa."

Westphal , Karl Oskar, Dip. Phys. (Wurzburg), M.A. (Toronto), Germany Geophysics

Thesis: "Oscillations of the Earth's Outer Atmosphere and Micropulsations."

THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF ARTS

Al la rd , Jean-Louis, B.Sc. (Montreal) , Quebec Physics Thesis: "The Electric Potential in the Neighbourhood of a Thin Silt."

Anderson, James Joseph, B.A. (Brit. Col.), Vancouver Philosophy Thesis: "Other Minds and the Employment of Language."

Barker, Ai leen Elizabeth, B.A. (London), West Vancouver History Thesis: "Laurier, French Canada and the Boer War."

Caldwel l , Ian Car l , B.S.P. (Brit . Col.), Richmond Pharmacology Thesis: "Studies on Acetoacetate Formation."

Chang, Yunshik, B.A. (Seoul), Korea Sociology Thesis: "A Stage in the Making of a Physician.

Cobb, Roland W i l l i a m , B.Sc. (Bri t . Col.), West Vancouver Physics Thesis: " A High-Resolution Infra-Red Ebert Spectrometer."

Crawford, Douglas Gordon McKean, B.A. (Brit . Col.), South Burnaby Psychology

Thesis: "An Application of the Critical Incident Technique to Teaching."

Dainard, James A l a n , B.A. (Bri t . Col.), Vancouver Romance Studies Thesis: "Therese Desqueyroux, archetype du heros de Francois Mauriac."

Dwyer, Melva Jean, B.A. (Brit . Col.), Vancouver History Thesis: "Laurier and the British Columbia Liberal Party 1896-1911; A Study In

Federal-Provincial Party Relations."

Egert, Eugene, B.Sc. (Brit . Col.), Vancouver German Thesis: "The Disassociated Man in Buchner's Woyzeck and Toller's Hinkemann."

Gi l l i land, John Michael , B.Sc. (Brit. Col.), Victor ia Physics Thesis: "A Theoretical Investigation of Optical Absorption by Donor Impurities in

Silicon."

Gordon, W i l l i a m Robert, B.A. (Brit . Col.), Vancouver Mathematics Thesis: "Some Inequalities with Combinatorial Applications."

Grant, Douglas Robin, B.A. (Brit . Col.), New Westminster Education Thesis: "Grade Placement of Symbolic Logic."

Huberman, John, Dr. of Law and Pol. Sc. (Pazmany), Vancouver Psychology

Thesis: "A Re-Examination of Certain Aspects of Rokeach s Study on Dogma­tism."

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Klavins, Mar ta , B.A. (Toronto), Ontar io Psychology Thesis: "An Exploratory Study of the Adjustment to Hospitalization of Tuber­

culosis Indians."

Kuechler, Hans A lber t , B.A. (Brit . Col.), Ontar io Psychology Thesis: "A Comparison of Three Methods of Scaling the Ambiguity of Thematic

Apperception Cards."

Kuhn, A l f red W i l l i a m , B.Ed. (Brit . Col.), Kelowna Education Thesis: " A Study of the Internal Administrative Forms used in Selected Secon­

dary Schools in British Columbia."

Law, A l a n Greenwell, B.A. (Brit . Col.), Vancouver Mathematics Thesis: "An Application of Linear Analysis to Initial Value Problems."

Livesey, Mrs . Adel ia Frances, B.A. (Brit . Col.), Vancouver Education Thesis: "A Study in Developing a Technique of Method Evaluation in the

Teaching of English as a Second Language to Adults in Multilingual Classes."

McMechan, Melv i l le Young, B.A. (Brit . Col.), West Vancouver Education Thesis: 'The Relative Effectiveness of Four Procedures for Evaluating Students'

Written Themes."

Olusanya, Gabriel Olakunle, B.A. (London), Niger ia History Thesis: 'The New Guinea Mandate: Australia's "Sacred Trust"."

Reekie, Jul ia Lamont, B.A. (McMaster) , Vernon Romance Studies Thesis: "Albert Camus et le christianisme."

Sandhu, Kernial Singh, B.A. (Malaya), Singapore Geography Thesis: "Indian Migration and Population Change in Malaya, c. 100-1957 A.D.:

A Historical Geography."

Stokle, Norman, B.A. (Durham), Port Moody Romance Studies Thesis: "Des etudes des pieces de Jeunesse d'Armand Saiacrou (I'incroyant en

quete d'une imprudence divine)."

Walhouse, Freda, B.A. (Southampton), England Geography Thesis: "The Influence of Minority Ethnic Groups on the Cultural Geography of

Vancouver,"

THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE

Baig, M i rza Mohammed, B.Sc. (Wadia Coll.), M.Sc. (Sind Govt. Coll.), Pakistan Chemistry

Thesis: "Some Reactions of Alkyl Iodides and Perfluoroalkyl iodides with Iodides of Group V Elements."

Blood, Donald Ar thur , B.Sc. (Brit . Col.), Nor th Burnaby Zoology Thesis: "An Ecological Study of California Bighorn Sheep Ovis canadensis coli-

forniano (Douglas) in Southern British Columbia."

Budd, Sinclair Edwards, B.Sc. (Brit . Col.), Vancouver Physics Thesis: "Preliminary Experiments for the Study of the Absorption Spectra of

Plasmas."

Burr, Lawrence Herbert, B.A. (Brit. Col.), Vancouver Physiology Thesis: 'The Movement of Potassium Ions in Normal and Dystrophic Mouse

Muscle."

Clement, Maur ice James Young, B.Sc (Brit. Col.), Vancouver Physics Thesis: "The Reflection and Transmission of Rayleigh Waves."

Davidson, John Gerard Noel , B.S.F. (Brit. Col.), Vancouver Biology and Botany Thesis: " A Nutritional Study of Grand Fir and Amabiiis Fir in the Greenhouse."

Doering, Juergen Gerhard Wal ter , B.Sc. (Brit . Col.), Ontar io Chemistry Thesis: "Photolysis of Potassium Cobaltioxalate in Dilute Acid Solution."

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Gee, John Henry, B.Com. (Brit . Col.), W h i t e Rock . * o o l ° 9 T _ A ,• c , • , Thesis: "Ecology of the Leopard Dace Rhinichthys folcotus and Its Ecological

Relationships with the Longnose Dace Rhinichthys cararactae."

Grajcer, Dov, B.A. (U.C.L.A.), Vancouver Zo° l o ay 1 Thesis: "Endogenous Testosterone in Sockeye Salmon (Oncorhynchus nerko)

During Spawning Migration."

Gr i f f in , Peter A l l an , B.Sc. (Brit . Col.), Burnaby T UP h y s i ^ ., _ • ... .,

Thesis: "On the Quantum Statistical Theory of Thermal Conductivity."

Gronlund, Audrey F., B.Sc. (Brit . Col.), Richmond . Agricultural Microbiology Thesis: 'The Pathways of Glucose Dissimilation in Pseudomonas aeruginosa."

Hardy, W i l l i am Lyle, B.A.Sc. (Brit . Col.), Vancouver Physic* Thesis: "An Automatic Dose Plotter."

Husain, Ishrat, B.Sc. (Govt. Col l . Hyderabad), . M.Sc. (Univ. o fS ind) , Pakistan r Chemistry

Thesis: "Part I. Bromination Studies in Steroidal Sapogenins. Part I I . Chemical Investigations of Diphlorynchus Mossambicensis."

Johnson, Roy A l len , B.Sc. (Minnesota), United States Chemistry Thesis: " A General Synthesis of 6 - Azasteroids.

K i lambi , Varadaraja Ayyangar, B.Sc., M.Sc. (Andhra Univ.) , India Zoology

Thesis: "Application of Parker-Larkin Equation to Growth of Fishes and Other Aquatic Organisms."

Kiss, Gyula Karoly, B.S.F. (Sopron - Bri t . Col.), United States Biology and Botany Thesis: "Pollen Analysis of a Post Glacial Peat Deposit in Vancouver."

La Berge, Donald E., B.Sc. (Bri t . Col.), Wynndel Biology and Botany Thesis: "The Effect of 3 - Amino - 1, 2, 4 - Triazole on the Uptake, Retention,

Distribution and Utilization of Labelled Phosphorus by Young Bean Plants."

Lee, Y u - Yang, B.Sc. (Hong Kong), Hong Kong ****" _ • „ Thesis: "On the Temperature Dependence of the Paramagnetic Resonance Line

Shape Function in the Case of the Ising Model."

Madden, John Christopher W . , B.A. (Brit . Col.), Vancouver Physics Thesis: "An Attempt to Trace Ionizing Particles in a Gas Chamber."

Morr is, Peter, B.Sc. (Not t ingham), Vancouver „ . C h e T i f 7 'The Synthesis and Pyrolysis of 4, 5-Dimethyl-3

zoline and 3,5-Dimethyl-3-Carbomethoxy-l-Pyrazoline Thesis: 'The Synthesis and Pyrolysis of 4, 5-Dimethyl-3 Carbomethoxy-2-Pyra-

' 3-C

McHardy, Robert Alexander, B.A. (Brit. Col.), Vancouver Zoology Thesis: "A Study of the Taxonomy and Some Aspects of the Ecology of Marine

Ostracods in the Plankton of Indian Ann, British Columbia."

Ogilvie, John Frankl in, B.Sc. (Brit . Col.), England Chemistry Thesis: "A Study of the Tnfra-Red Spectra of Some Reactive Species."

Rome, Tovie Leon, B.A. (Bri t . Col.), Quebec / £ * ! ! " c u - c *• Thesis: "On the Behaviour of the Solutions of Certain Schroedmger Equations

for Vanishing Potentials."

Scarfe, Col in David, B.Sc. (Brit . Col.), Vancouver Physics Thesis: 'The Gamma-Radiation from the Bombardment of Heavy Ice with

Low-Energy Protons."

Shapley, Sanford Phi l ip, B.Sc. (Cornell), Uni ted States Zoology Thesis: "Factors that Influence the Distribution and Movement of Yellowstone

Cutthroat Trout (Salmo clarki lewisii) Fry in Kiakho Lake Outlet, British Columbia."

Smith, A r thu r John Stewart, B.A. (Brit . Col.), V ic tor ia Physics Thesis: "The Development of a Double Focusing Magnetic Spectrometer."

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Symons, Phi l ip Edward Kyrle, B.Sc. (Brit. Col.), Victor ia Zoology Thesis: "Behavioural Responses of the Crab Hemigrapsus oregonensis to Tem­

perature, Diurnal Light Variation, and Food Stimuli,"

Wh i t e , James David, B.A. (Cambridge), Vancouver Chemistry Thesis: 'The Reductive Condensation of 2,5-Disubstituted Pyrroles."

Wi th ler , Ira Lewis, B.A. (Brit . Col.), Vancouver Zoology Thesis: "Variability in Life-History Characteristics of Steelhead Trout (Salmo

gairdneri) Along the Pacific Coast of North America."

THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF APPLIED SCIENCE

A u l d , Edward George, B.A.Sc. (Brit . Col.), Chi l l iwack Engineering Physics Thesis: "The Solid State Particle Detector and the Be9 (d,a) Li7 Reaction."

Chang, Juang-Chi, B.S. (Nat ional Taiwan Univ.), Ta iwan Electrical Engineering Thesis: "A Transistorized Decoder for Pulse Code Modulation."

Cheeke, John David Nicholas, B.A.Sc. (Brit . Col.), Cobble H i l l Engineering Physics Thesis: 'The Electrical and Magnetic Properties of Magnetite at the Low Tem­

perature Phase Transition."

Crowson, Donald Beattie, B.A.Sc. (Brit. Col.), Vancouver Electrical Engineering Thesis: "Speech Bandwidth Compression Using a Time-Transformation Method."

Goud, Paulus Ar ie , B.Sc. (Alberta), Edmonton Electrical Engineering Thesis: "Design Study of Accelerator Electron Guns."

Hard ing, Hugh James, B.A.Sc. (Brit . Col.), Vancouver Mining and Metallurgy Thesis: "Effect of Temperature and Interstitial Composition on the Yielding of

Niobium Single Crystals."

James, Christopher Robert, B.A.Sc. (Brit . Col.), Vancouver Electrical Engineering Thesis: "Wave in Inhomogeneous Isotropic Media."

McDiarmid , Donald Ralph, B.A.Sc. (Brit . Col.), Vancouver Electrical Engineering Thesis: " A Study on the Use of Dielectric Loaded Slow Wave Structures in

Travelling Wave Tubes."

Simpkinson, W i l l i a m Vaughan, B.A.Sc. (Brit. Col.), Vancouver Engineering Physics Thesis: "Spectroscopic Diagnostic Techniques for Shock Heated Plasmas."

Szekessy, Lazlo, Dip. Mech. Eng. (Tech. Univ. of Budapest), Mechanical Engineering Vancouver

Thesis: "Stresses in a Torispherical Head of a Pressure Vessel by Photoelastic Coating Method."

THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE I N AGRICULTURE

Gough, Nevi l le Astor, B.S.A. (Brit . Col.), West Indies Soil Sciences Thesis: "Phosphorous Availability in Two Calcareous Soils."

MacSwan, la in Christ ie, B.S.A. (Brit. Col.), United States Plant Science Thesis: "Some Investigations of Cause and Control of Winter Pear Storage

Rots in the Rogue River Valley Oregon."

THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Hunt , Edmund Ar thur , B.P.E. (Brit . Col.), Vancouver Thesis: "An Electrocardiograph Study of Twenty Champion Swimmers Before and

After One-Hundred and Ten Yard Sprint Swimming Competition."

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THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE I N PHARMACY

Sanders, Harvey David, B.S.P. (Brit . Col.), Mani toba . Thesis: "Some Pharmacological and Microbiological Studies on Beta-Hydroxy

Thujaplicin."

THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF EDUCATION

Boyd, Joseph Ar thur , B.A. (Brit . Col.), Nanaimo Campbel l , Angus Claude, B.A. (M t . Al l ison), Victor ia Clarke, Daphne Angela , B.A. (Brit . Col.), Vancouver

Cl inton, A l f red , B.A. (Brit . Col.), Vancouver Dyer, Patrick Benjamin A lber t , B.A. (Brit . Col.), West Indies Evans, Jack Michael , B.A. (Brit. Col.), Ganges Farr, John Derek, B.A. (Brit. Col.), Powell River Friesen, John Dietr ich, B.A. (Bri t . Col.), Vancouver Friesen, W i l l i a m , B.A. (Brit . Col.), South Burnaby Holob, Nestor, B.A. (Western Washington), Burnaby Hughes, Mary Aldena (Sister Mary Joseph) B.A., B.Ed. (Saskatchewan), Nor th Vancouver Johnston, Howard Earl, B.A., B.Ed. (Brit . Col.), Vernon Livesey, Ernest Edward, B.A .(Brit. Col.), Vancouver Moe, John Gordon, B.A. (Brit . Col.), Nor th Vancouver Morgan, John Herbert, B.A. (Brit . Col.), Ladysmith McLarty , Stanley David, B.A. (Brit . Col.), South Burnaby Prior, Llewellyn John, B.A. (Bri t . Col.), Burnaby Stewart, James W i l l i a m , B.A., B.Ed. (Bri t . Col.), New Westminster Stuart, John Roberts A l l a n , B.A. (Brit . Col.), West Vancouver Tamblyn , John Price, B.A., B.Ed. (Brit . Col)., Summerland Toms, Donald Henry, B.A. (Saskatchewan), B.Ed. (Bri t . Col.), Victor ia

Walsh, John, B.Sc. (London), Armstrong Wise, John Haro ld, B.Sc. (Not t ingham), Vancouver Young, Joseph Aure le , B.Comm. (Brit . Col.), Keremeos

THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SOCIAL WORK

Coombe, Dorothy Louise, B.A., Vancouver . Thesis: "Rehabilitation Services for the Chronically Dependent Family."

Schroeder, Peter, B.A., B.S.W. (Mani toba), Mani toba . Thesis: "Menno Home: A Parochial Housing Project for the Aged."

Sopp, Mrs . Ma imo, B.A., B.S.W., Vancouver . . . . . . Thesis: "Optimum Staffing at the Caseworker Level in a Municipal Welfare

Department."

THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SOCIAL WORK

Higginbotham, Mrs . Gladys Eugenia, B.A. New Westminster (P)

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CLASSIFICATION

(1) First Class

(2) Second Class

(P) Passed

THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS

HONOURS

Belgardt, Mar ia Rosa, Vancouver

Chalk, Howard John Robert, Nor th Vancouver

Chambers, Ma r t i n Geoffrey Crompton, Vancouver

Johnson, Denis Bruce, A lber ta

Mounce, Lewis Baird Jack, Vancouver

Second Class Honours in Psychology

Second Class Honours in Geography Second Class Honours in Political Science and History

Second Class Honours in Geography Second Class Honours in International Studies and History

GENERAL COURSE

Aasen, Leif Wal ter , Nor th Surrey Aho, Edward W i l l i a m , Vancouver Bazett, Mrs. Mary A n n , Cobble H i l l Bell , Lawrence I rv ing, Vancouver Blair, Gordon Leslie, Haney Bohanec, Mrs. Joslin Anne , Vancouver Boulter, Thomas Roger, Prince Rupert Brind-Sheridan, An thony Kendal l , Kenya Brown, Brenton Simpson, Vancouver Brown, W i l l i a m Gordon, South Burnaby Carr ington, Kenneth Clyde, Vancouver Chapin, Eugenia Mar ie , Vanderhoof Cherpeta, W i l l i a m James, Vancouver Di l l , Heinz Joachim, * Vancouver Donaldson, John Stanley, Tr in idad Dronsfield, W i l l i a m Frank Herbert,

Vancouver Dunnison, David James Harry, Dyck, Peter, Chi l l iwack Farden, Mrs . Irene Mar jor ie,

New Westminster Farmer, Mrs . Mabel Anne, Ferguson, Kenneth Sheldon, Ford, V io le t Nora, Vancouver Foster, Susan, Vancouver Gi l l , Barbara Patr icia, V ic tor ia Gilmore, W i l l i a m Benjamin, Ocean Falls Gonnason, Sharon Louise, Vic tor ia Grewal, Mohan , Vancouver

(P) (2) (P) (2) (P) (2) (2) (2) (2) (2) (P) (P) (P) (2) (2)

(P) Cloverdale (P)

(2)

Royston Vernon

(2) (P) (P) (2) (P) (2) (P) (P) (P)

Grigg, Raymond Paul, Gibsons (P) Grimmett , Roger Thomas, Vancouver (P)

Gustafson, Brigid Kirst in, Chemainus (P) Gutman, Mrs . Gloria Margaret , A lber ta (2) Haak, Henry, M t . Lehman (P) Hale, A l a n Mui r , Uni ted States (2) Hardy, John Kimbel , Duncan (P) Hawkes, Ydel la Evelyn, Vancouver (P) Heinr ich, John Herbert, Bridge River (P) Hembroff , W i l l a rd Vaughan, Vancouver (2) Hertzog, Raymond Lloyd, Kelowna (2) Hodkinson, Kenneth, Vancouver (2) Holmes, Clare Ar thur , Vancouver (P) Hooper, Ian Wi lson, Vancouver (P) Humphries, Leslie Rae, Haney (2) Hunter, Mrs . Helen Margaret , Royal Oak (2) Hurst, Mrs . Helen Mary , Vancouver (P) lnkster/"Jane-Claire, Courtenay (P) James, Mary Elizabeth, Vancouver (P)

Janzen, Jacob, Vancouver (P) Janzen, Marv in John, Clearbrook (P) Jenkin, Herbert Bennett,

Nor th Vancouver (P) Kennedy, Anne Maureen, Kamloops (2) Ki lvert , David Wayne, loco (P) Kul ich, J indra Mi los, Port A lbern i (2) La Favor, Harold Douglas,

Nor th Vancouver (2) Lee, Ian Steele, Vancouver (P)

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Levson, Elliott Hastings, West Vancouver (2) Linn, John, Vancouver (2) Loring, Lindsay Benjamin, Salmon Arm (2) Lower, Philip Arthur Joseph, Vancouver (P) Lucas, Bruce Bennett, Vancouver (2) Mackie, Dorothy Marie, Nanaimo (P) Marguet, Arthur John Elie, Vancouver (P) Markle, Anna Bernice, Telkwa (2) Maxwell, Patricia Jo-Anne, North Surrey (P) Meeres, Charles Bevan, England (P) Mercer, Patricia Lynne, Vancouver (P) Midgley, Ian Harold, Vancouver (2) Miller, Philip Walter, North Vancouver (P) Morin, Lloyd Henry, Burnaby (1) Morris, Mrs. Audrey Helen, Vancouver (P) Mulholland, Moyra Kathleen, Victoria (2) MacDonald, Malcolm Archibald, Weils (P) Macdonald, Roy Duncan, Richmond (P) McDonough, Mrs. Theresa Bernice Gardiner,

Burnaby (2) McEachem, Frank Ernest, Merritt (P) MacGillivray, James, Vancouver (2) Maclnnis, Glenda Jane, Penticton (2) McLeod, Alan Ralph, North Vancouver (P) McRae, William Stewart, South Burnaby (2) McReynolds, Ann Margaret,

North Burnaby (2) Olafson, Mrs. Nadia, 100 Mile House (2) Olley, Peter George, North Vancouver (2) Paynter, David Cranston, Vancouver (2) Pedersen, Arne Daniel, Vancouver (2) Penrice, James Allen, Vancouver (P) Phelps, Mrs. Margot Lael,

North Vancouver (P) Philpott, Stuart Bowman, Vancouver (2) Potter, Jack Michael, Vancouver (2) Poyner, James Matthew, North Vancouver (2) Pringle, Ruth Thompson,

North Vancouver (2) Purcell, Thomas William, North Surrey (P) Reid, Weldon Lewis, Vancouver (P) Reynolds, Gerald Blackett,

North Vancouver (2)

Ribeiro, Kenneth Anthony, Vancouver (P) Ricker, Eric William, Nanaimo (2) Robbins, Lois Mura, Victoria (P) Robertson, Robert Bruce,

Campbell River (P) Roper, Vanda Elizabeth, Victoria (P) Ruckle, Gordon Henry, Fulford Harbour (2) Sahadeo, Bramhanand, Vancouver (P) Saunders, Geraldine Louise, North Surrey (2) Scales, Richard William, Vancouver (2) Schmidt, Allen Rueben, B.Ed.

(Saskatchewan), Hope (P) Schumann, Anna, Vancouver (2) Shepherd, Herbert John, Vancouver (P) Sherry, George James, B.Ed., Nanaimo (1) Sigurgeirson, Darwin Sigurgeir, Steveston (P) Silversides, Hilary Ann, Vancouver (2) Sluggett, Mrs. Margaret Morfydd,

North Vancouver (2) Smith, Lynda Joanne, North Burnaby (P) Smith, Maurice Alan, Richmond (2) Sprong, Bob, Vancouver (2) Stafford, Barbara lola, Vancouver (P) Strettan, Peter Llyod, Westview (2) Tait, Roger MacPhail, Dawson Creek (2) Thomson, Bruce Irwin, Vancouver (2) Tolmie, John Alexander, Vancouver (P) Towers, Raymond Clifford,

New Westminster (P) Tucker, Norma Jean, New Westminster (P) Tuttle, Ruth Mary Anne, Alberta (P) Valadas, Joao Carlos de Oliveira,

Vancouver (P) Van Norman, Charles Gary Brooks,

Vancouver (P) Wall, Robert Oliver, Vancouver (P) Walter, Uta Barbara, Germany (P) Watson, Arnold Francis, Vancouver (2) Wiebe, Menno Martin, Vancouver (2) Wil l , James Martin, Vancouver (P) Wilson, Donald Cathcart, Chilliwack (2) Zahar, Roger Charles, Vancouver (P)

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THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

HONOURS COURSE

Jones, Mrs. Helen, Vancouver

Shane, Gillian Maud Cayuga, Vancouver

Wai, Tsang Wing, Hong Kong

Whitehead, Philip Edward, Salmon Arm

First Class Honours in Zoology

Second Class Honours in Zoology

Second Class Honours in Chemistry

Second Class Honours in Zoology

GENERAL COURSE

Adderley, Henry Arnold, Kitimat (2) Archie, Wilbert Joseph, Trinidad (P) Arthur, Charles Valentine, Vancouver (P) Bergsma, Marshall, Courtenay (2) Bitners, Imants Igor, Vancouver (P) Blacklock, Robert Murray, United States (P) Blizzard, Lennox Alfred, Trinidad (P) Bobbitt, William Walter, Penticton (P) Cianci, Michele, Powell River (P) Dalziel, Robin Roy, Yukon Territories (P) Dietz, Karl George, Vancouver (2) Eaglestone, Ronald Walter,

North Burnaby (2) Ferrier, Kenneth Winston Miller,

Vancouver (P) Gordon, George Avery, Vancouver (P) Haight, James Robert Wilson, Rossland (2) Hyslop, Robert James, Port Coquitlam (P) Janzen, Henry Peter, Yarrow (2) Lane, Lome Richard, Vancouver (2) Lee, Timothy Yuk-Tin, Victoria (P) Leong, Ming Fart Douglas, Malaya (P)

Mallory, Gordon Malcolm, Port Alberni (P) Meek, Malcolm Douglas, North Vancouver (P) Miller, Carol Jane, Victoria (2) McLennan, Alexander Norman,

West Vancouver (P) Norman, Edwin James Wallace,

West Vancouver (P) Olson, Walter Vincent, North Surrey (P) Ostrup-Jeppesen, Gita, Denmark (P) Parker, Robert Henry, Glen Lake (2) Parker, William Edward, Vancouver (P) Payer, Omer Alphee Joseph, Arrowhead (P) Pratt, Jerry Dale, Enderby (2) Ramlogan, Siew Sankar, Trinidad (P) Ritchie, Robert Wallace, Osoyoos (P) Robertson, Donald George, Wellington (P) Ronald, William Pattison, Vancouver (2) Roome, Frederick John Barry, Richmond (P) Saville, Edward William, Vancouver (P) Selby, Roger Cyril, Trail (P) Weinman, Frederick, Ontario (P) Wong, Chung Wun William, Vancouver (P)

THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF HOME ECONOMICS

Green, Mrs. Noreen Carol, Vancouver (2)

THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Aiken, Leslie Wayne Stuart, Alberta (P) Fraser, Doreen Margaret, Burns Lake (2) Huttan, Stewart Thomas, Cumberland (2) Martin, Alexander Hamilton, Vancouver (1) Ogelsby, Isabel Warwick, Vancouver (P)

Ross, Alexander Clifford, Campbell River (P) Schutz, Jon Robert Will iam, Vancouver (2) Wong, Kareen Bonita, Vancouver (P) Zilinski, Albert, Alberta (2)

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THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

Elder, Peter William, Kamloops (P) Robinson, Campbell Will iam, Frame, Grant Barry, Vancouver (P) New Westminster (2) Herring, Robert Edwin, Squilax (P) Wilkie, Gordon Otway, Victoria (P)

CIVIL ENGINEERING

Ferraro, David Louis, Fruitvale (P) Molina, Ronald Cesare Guiseppe, Trail (P) Lawrence, Edward Frank, Burnaby (P) Skytte, Raymond Arnold, Vancouver (P)

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

Faivre-Duboz, Andre Marie Paul, France (P) Kouritzin, Alexander Victor, Vancouver (P) Lamba, Virindar Singh, India (P)

Andrews, Barbara Evon , Keremeos (1) Baird, Phyllis Margaret, Victoria (1) Batt, Beverley Anne, North Vancouver (2) Bennett, Linda Claire, Vancouver (2) Birdsall, Julia Margaret, Kelowna (2) Boxer, Mrs. Jacqueline Esther, Vancouver (2)

Neumann, Harold James, Vancouver (P) Shannon, Lloyd Gordon, Vancouver (P)

Breen, Anne Marie, Alberta (2) Brown, Althea Vinette, Vancouver (2)

Campbell-Brown, Linda, Okanagan Landing (2)

Courtney, Kathleen Mary (Sister Agatha), Vancouver (2)

GEOLOGICAL ENGINEERING

Gifford, Robert Gordon, Kimberley (P) Potter, Robert Gary, Revelstoke (P)

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

Carefoot, Jackson Edward, Vancouver (P) Monks, Stanley, Quebec (P) Creelman, Donald George, Wardner (P) Wyatt, Michael Joseph, South Burnaby (P) Lewis, Glen Elmslie, North Vancouver (2)

MINING ENGINEERING

Mozer, Ivan, Quebec (P)

ENGINEERING PHYSICS

Semadeni, Thomas George, Penticton (P)

THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE

Adamson, Inigo, Ontario (P) Marshall, Donovan Clements, Hicks, Milton Stuart, Vancouver (P) S o u t h Burnaby (P)

THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING

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Cross, Mrs. Margo Lou, Vancouver Diespecker, Ann Jillion, Victoria Dufton, Kathleen Mary, Vancouver Easy, Freda Florence, North Surrey Erlendson, Joanne Beryl, Manitoba Gill, Carol Jean, Trail Gillies, Anne Dobbie, Quebec Gourlay, Deanna Ruth, Vancouver Gourlay, Margaret Anne, Vancouver Harrison, Mary Suzanne, Vancouver Haslett, Janelyn Gail, Vancouver Haworth, Jessie Lauralee, Alberta Hayward, Joyce Louise, Cloverdale Heaton, Mrs. Rose Joyce, Victoria Jenkins, Anne Margaret, Vancouver Jones, Mrs. Carol Anne, Vancouver Lang, Signe Elsie, Duncan Lapworth, Joan Iva, Port Moody Libby, Jeanette Marion, Horseshoe Bay Martin, Mrs. Mary Eveline, Vancouver Melville, Mary Elizabeth, Vancouver

Mervyn, Mrs. Frances Vera, West Vancouver

Millar, Joyce Elizabeth, Nova Scotia Murray, Alice Heather, Vancouver McCombs, Marion Eleanor,

Harrison Hot Springs MacEachern, Edna Rosalind,

South Burnaby

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North Vancouver MacKenzie, Agnes Eleanor,

Harrison Hot Springs Olsen, Jean Elise, North Surrey Paterson, Mrs. Marie Louise, Vancouver Peters, Pauline Anette, Abbotsford Prendeigast, Mrs. Alice Virginia,

United States Ransom, Robin Anne, Alberta Raphael, Anne Kathleen, Vancouver Reimer, Hedy Elizabeth, Abbotsford Schell, Jane Elizabeth Grace,

West Vancouver Shepherd, Audrey Elizabeth, Vancouver Shore, Helen Louise, South Burnaby Sleen, Irene Levona, Alberta Speed, Betty Durnford, Vancouver Spratt, Frances Gwendolyn, Alberta Stainton, Mary Colleen, North Kamloops (1) Stewart, Mrs. Mary Helen, Vancouver (2) Stewart, Mrs. Susan Lilian,

West Vancouver Uberall, Alice Anita, North Burnaby Walsh, Naomi Mary, New Westminster Zabolotny, Victoria, Vancouver

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B THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN AGRICULTURE

Berry, Edward Laking, Langley Clancy, Arthur Will iam, Ladner Fletcher, Gail, Vancouver Marx, Victor Gyozo Ferenc, Vancouver

GENERAL COURSE

Papke, Bernard, Burnaby (2) Tothill, Jevington Blair, Galiano Island (2) Young, Patricia Edith, North Vancouver (2)

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THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN PHARMACY

(P) MacDougall, Ian George, Vancouver (P) Woo, Westley Walter, Vancouver (P)

Eyolfson, Arne Lee, Saskatchewan Fearing, Ronald Edwin, Vancouver Mah, Peter, Vancouver

(2) (P)

THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF MEDICINE

Brydon, Alan William Baird, Vancouver (P) Yip, Simm Wing, Vancouver (P)

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THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN FORESTRY

Green, Kenneth Gordon Derek, Victoria (2) Nanson, Stewart Alfred, Victoria (P) Holmsen, Karsten Henry, Nakusp (2) Smith, Conrad Ferris, Nelson (2) Lankester, Charles John, Vancouver (2) Ward, Bruce Iverson, New Zealand (2) Munnis, James Knaut, West Vancouver (P)

THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF COMMERCE

Ainsworth, John William, Vancouver (2) Ayton, Kenneth Thomas, Vancouver (P) Campbell, Norman Larry, Prince George (P) Colville, John Robert, Burnaby (P) Corson, Robert Ryan, Vancouver (P) Everett, Robert Joseph, Vancouver (P) Fournier, John Stuart Lawrence,

Vancouver (2) Hawes, Frederick Merlin, Victoria (P)

Cuthbert, John William, B.A., Vancouver (1) Holman, Bruce Matthews, B.Com.,

Vancouver (1) Lightbody, Frank Pearson, B.A.,

Vancouver (2) Lundin, Klaus Lawrence, B.A., Vancouver (2) Miller, Mrs. Minerva Vivian, B.A.

(Saskatchewan), North Surrey (2) Pain, Mrs. Elsie Gertrude, B.A.,

Vancouver (1)

Ansley, Frank Bertram, New Westminster (2) Bryans, Edmund Bridges, Victoria (2) Burge, Mrs. Georgina Gwendolyn, Ganges (2) Bury, Richard Gwynne, South Burnaby (2) Carlaw, Harold Cecil, Hope (2) Charlton, William, Vancouver (2) Climie, Richard William, West Vancouver (P) Davidson, Mrs. Margaret, Rossland (2) Derkacz, Mrs. Martha Olga, Courtenay (2) Douglas, Mrs. Margaret Mary,

New Westminster (2) Eldred, David Edward Arnold, Cobble Hill (2) Fortin, Alfred, Chilliwack (P) Foster, Michael Ian, West Vancouver (1)

Krall, Stephen James, Nanaimo (2) Miyashita, Mitsuo, Alberta (P) McArthur, Kenneth Whyte, Burnaby (2) Perry, Ralph Donald, Trail (P) Tarling, Frank Bruce, Vancouver (P) Wicken, Kenneth Arthur, Kelowna (P) Yoshida, Koya, Vancouver (P) Young, Homer Yip, Vancouver (P)

Pearce, Mrs. Evelyn Claire, B.A. (Saskatchewan), Manitoba (1)

Pringle, Ruth Thompson, B.A., North Vancouver (2)

Salkeld, Margaret Ruth, B.A., Ontario (2) Shaw, Robert Murchy, B.A., Richmond (2) Teichroeb, John William, B.A..

Vancouver (2) Woollard, Mrs. Adele Edna, B.A.,

Saskatchewan (2)

Frew, Gordon Upton, Trail (P) Garner, Ronald Alec, Procter (2) Garside, Donald Gary, North Surrey (P) Goetting, Carl Leo, Kinnaird (2) Grady, Desmond James, Salmon Arm (2) Grant, Mrs. Mary Isabelle, Coquitlam (2) Gunn, Angus Macleod, North Vancouver (2) Hann, Mrs. Lillian Matilda, Richmond (P) Hepburn, William Ross, Vancouver (P) Holland, Bryce Edward, Fort St. James (2) Holtam, John Charles, North Surrey (2) Ion, Frank Patrick, Vancouver (2) Johnston, William Brian, Jaffray (2) Kroeker, Nicholas Henry, Kelowna (2)

THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF EDUCATION

PROGRAMME FOR STUDENTS WITH OTHER DEGREES

SECONDARY PROGRAMME

Larson, Chester James, Kelowna (2) McLay, William Francis, Kimberley (2) Lyon, Ronald George, Alberni (2) McTaggart, John Andrew, Langley (2) Miles, Kathleen Foy, North Vancouver (2) Olson, Gust Carlton, New Westminster (2) Miller, Harold George, North Surrey (2) Palmer, Marylyn Yvonne, Victoria (P) Molleken, Wolfgang Wilfried, Pearson, Glenn Harvey, South Burnaby (2)

New Westminster (1) Robinson, Glenn William, Vancouver (2) Morgan, James Alexander, Richmond (2) Symons, Douglas Robert, Vancouver (2) Macdonald, Douglas Benning, Vawter, David Wayne, Prince George (P)

Port Coquitlam (P) Wharton, Charles Leigh, Nanaimo (2) McEown, Ian Robert, Vancouver (1) Wright, William John, Rutland (P)

ELEMENTARY PROGRAMME

Baerg, Samuel Orlando, North Surrey (P) Balaam, Brenda Beatrice, Saskatchewan (P) Barton, Walter John, Campbell River (2) Benedict, Olive Pearl, Burnaby (1) Buchanan, Beverley Doreen, Vancouver (1) Burchak, Edward, Vancouver (2) Caspersen, Mrs. Esther Gudrun, Coquitlam (2) Charles, Mrs. Norma May, Upper Fraser (2) Chivas, Mrs. Margaret, Vancouver (2) Chong, Pearl Ping, Vancouver (2) Cook, Geoffrey Edward, Cloverdale (2) Cooke, John, West Summerland (2) Craig, Marjorie, West Vancouver (2) Cruickshank, Clementina Milne,

Vancouver (2) Cutler, Mrs. Eleanor Janet, Burnaby (2) Dagg, Mrs. Jean Rita, England (2) Dobson, Gail Louise, North Vancouver (2) Duckitt, Louis Stuart, West Vancouver (2)

1 Dyck, Rudolph Abram, Squamish (2) vEII, Amelia, Saskatchewan (2)

Elliott, Delsa Grace, West Vancouver (P) Fast, Frieda Agnes, Chilliwack (2) Fisher, William Frederick Thomas,

Prince George (2) Flather, Mrs. Grace Mary, Vancouver (2) Fowler, Barbara Joan, Burnaby (2) Fowles, Leonard Jack, Kamloops (2) Friesen, Henry Lenn, Dawson Creek (2) Gale, Frederick Gordon, Haney (2) Galloway, Margaret Anne,

West Vancouver (2) Giesbrecht, Will iam, North Surrey (2) Graham, Jean Cecily, Saskatchewan (2) Gross, Mrs. Jean Frances, Fort St. John (2) Hagen, Donald James, Alberta (2) Haje, Sydney Samuel Glyn, England (2)

Hamilton, George David, Vancouver (2) Harris, Marilyn Ann, Vancouver (2) Hendrickson, Mrs. Myrtle May

Quathiaski Cove (2) Hicks, Leroy Andrew, South Burnaby (2) Hildsen, Earl William, Campbell River (P) Hinsley, Gladys Mary, Richmond (2) Horning, Drina Gay, Burnaby (2) Kerr, Mrs. Marjorie Freda,

Dawson Creek (2) Konrad, Helen Margaret,

New Westminster (2) Lakeman, Mrs. Agnes Grace, North Surrey (P) Langstaff, Dorothy Mildred, Vancouver (2) Larsen, William George, Vancouver (P) Lawrence, Lottie Louisa, Vancouver (2) Lees, Loretta Elaine, New Westminster (2) Leversage, Gordon Arthur, Richmond (P) Lockerby, Barbara Mae, New Westminster (1) Mercer, Jean Delia, New Westminster (2) Messer, Joan Marlene, Rossland (1) Mackay, Alwynn Elizabeth Charmain,

New Westminster (2) Mackay, Anna Grace, Vancouver (2) McLennan, Margaret Helen, Victoria (P) MacMillan, Mrs. Laura Lillian, Vancouver (2) MacMillan, Paulene Gail, Vancouver (2) Neale, Kenneth, Mission City (P) Nicholson, Myrtle Sarah, Ladysmith (P) Nicolson, Mrs. Frances Blanche,

Vancouver (2) Peake, Lionel Arthur MacKay, Haney (2) Perrot, Richard Colin, Saskatchewan (1) Peters, Thomas, Richmond (P) Pollock, Ruth Harriet Penelope, Vancouver (2) Reid, James Sinclair, Matsqui (2) Reid, John Cameron, Vancouver (P)

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Sandberg, Arthur William, Campbell River (P)

Smith, Dorothy Jean, North Vancouver (2) Soe, Anna, Burnaby (2) Stene, William Scott, Richmond (P) Stibbs, LeRoy George, North Surrey (P) Tait, Mrs. Joanne Ida, Dawson Creek (2) Timmins, Leonard Joseph, Vancouver (2) Valentine, Juanita Beverley Thompson,

North Vancouver (2) Wadden, Anna-Mae, Vancouver (2) Walker, Kathleen Anna, Vancouver (2)

Wallace, Mrs. Angela Irene Mary, Gold River (1)

Watkin, Daniel Terrence, Vancouver (P) Watson, Heather Lorna, New Westminster (P) Watson, Margaret Elizabeth, Vancouver (2) Watsyk, Orest, Vancouver (P) Watt, Donald Paul, Kincolith (P) Wilcox, James LeRoy, Kitimat (P) Winch, Elaine Joyce, Vancouver (2) Winter, Mrs. Frances Jean Fleetwood,

Victoria (2)

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CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES

VICTORIA COLLEGE

THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS

GENERAL COURSE

Bowes, Gerald Wallace, Victoria (P) Marriner, Ernest Gerald, Victoria (2)

Maggs, George Alfred, Duncan (2) Schaefer, Mrs. Edith Elizabeth, Victoria (P)

THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF EDUCATION

SECONDARY PROGRAMME

Cross, William Kinsey, Victoria (2)

ELEMENTARY PROGRAMME

Hrynewich, Michael, Kelowna (P)

Marr, Elaine, Nanaimo (2)

McMichael, Mrs. Helen Lorraine, Victoria (2)

Pimlott, Lawrence Earl, Victoria (2)

Roberts, Eleanor Joyce, Kelowna (2)

Seaton, Mrs. Mable Lucy, Ladysmith (2)

Simpson, Laurie James, Victoria (2)

Strutt, Charles Douglas, Victoria (2)

Thornbery, Kathleen Janet, Victoria (2)

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THE DIPLOMA IN CLINICAL TEACHING AND SUPERVISION

Bower, Mrs. Florence Marilyn, Vancouver (2) Bracher, Dorothy Mary, New Westminster (P) Burridge, Donna Margaret, Victoria (2) Courtney, Barbara Claire, Victoria (2) Davis, Mrs. Dorothy Irene, Burnaby (2) Hrehirchek, Pearl, Alberta (P) Lochhead, Winifred Elizabeth, Victoria (2) Martin, Mrs. Ruth Patricia,

North Vancouver (2) Morrow, Lila May, Saskatchewan (2) Murgatroid, Mrs. Helen Angela, Haney (P)

McGregor, Agnes Katherine, Vancouver (P) O'Connell, Margaret (Sister Mary Denis),

Vancouver (2) Patterson, Mrs. Dorothy Jean, Manitoba (2) Penn, Mrs. Marian Harper, Tofino (2) Saunders, Peggy, Vancouver (2) Shea, Margaret Ella (Sister Cajetan),

Vancouver (P) Sullivan, Helen Mary, Essondale (2) Sutherland, Eleanor Kate, Victoria (2) Whan, Karolyn Grace, Duncan (2)

THE DIPLOMA IN PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING

Anderson, Mrs. May Constance, Manitoba (2) "Baker, Mrs. Patricia Mary, McBride (2)

Bishop, Mable Doreen, Alberta (2) Boys, Mary Elizabeth Ann, Ontario (2) Buxton, Mrs. Flora Mary, Ashcroft (2) Carter, Brenda Dora Mary, White Rock (2) Cridland, Florence Annette, Kamloops (2) Dean, Mary Eleanor, Golden (2) Eldey, Lyla Noreen, Alberta (2) Foster, Beverly Irene, Creston (2) Frost, June Marsha, Summerland (2) Hall, Daphne Margaret, Victoria (2) Huff, Loretta Lorraine, Kamloops (2) Hymas, Jean Louise, Alberta (1) London, Mrs. Doris Elsie, Duncan (1) Menary, Frances Louise, Ontario (2) McDonald, Mary Ann, North Burnaby (2)

Ney, Helen Martha Robin Dorothy, Summerland (2)

(2) (2) (2) (2) (P) (2)

Nyberg, Gloria Arlette, Victoria Penney, Dorothy Diane, Vancouver Plotnikoff, Lilian Joan, Vancouver Robertson, Lynda Susan, Princeton Robinson, Myrna Olive, New Denver Scott, Sylvia Eileen, Vancouver Seymour, Nannette, Hermeine, Vancouver (2) Sims, Caryl Christine, Williams Lake (2) Sloan, Wilma Irene, New Westminster (2) Swan, Ruth Elizabeth Anne, Vancouver (2) Talbot, Mrs. Margaret, North Vancouver (P) Treffner, Helen Lilian, Ontario (2)

Walsh, Bonita Kathleen, Vancouver (2) Wasiuta, Kathryn Roxanne, Cranbrook (P) Williams, Mrs. Isobel Anderson,

Vancouver (P)

DIPLOMA IN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

(A three-year programme, the "Executive Development Training Plan" servants under the direction of the Department of Economics and cooperation with the Civil Service Commission).

Andrews, Eric Stanley William, Victoria Axhorn, Cyril Putnam, Victoria Bingham, Thomas Donald, B.A. (McMaster), M.S.W., Victoria Collier, William Theodore, Victoria Dixon, Alexander Wright, Nanaimo Ekins, Walter Walmsley, B.Arch. (Manitoba), Victoria Hatter, James, B.A. (Brit. Col.), Ph.D. (Washington State), North Vancouver Heinekey, James Dennis, Victoria Higgins, Richard Davidson, Victoria Higgins, William Ian Norman, Nelson

for provincial civil Political Science in

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Huggins, David William Christmas, Victoria Jacklin, Thomas Alfred, Victoria Lane, John Warren, Haney Lineham, John Donald, B.S. (Pet.'Engr.) (Oklahoma), Victoria Littler, Alan Edward, B.S.A., Victoria Lloyd, Stanley, Victoria Lukinuk, Alexander S, Victoria Mabbett, Gordon, North Kamloops Monk, David Raynsford, Victoria McHale, Joseph Melville, South Burnaby Mclnnes, Roderick John, Victoria McMynn, Robert Graham, M.A., South Burnaby Price, Harold James, Victoria Smith, Gordon Stanley, Victoria Taylor, James Howard, Victoria Taylor, John Percy Lang, Victoria Tomczak, John Felix, Victoria West, Godfrey Alan, B.A., North Vancouver Whitlock, Robert George, South Burnaby Woolley, George Douglas, Victoria

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THE UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA

MEDALS, FELLOWSHIPS, SCHOLARSHIPS,

PRIZES AND BURSARIES

(From October 31 st, 1960 to October 31 st, 1961)

1. AWARDS ANNOUNCED MAY 17th, 1961

Heads of the Graduating Classes

The Governor-General's Gold Medal (Head of the Graduating Class, Faculty of Arts and Science, B.A. degree): Henning Andersen (Vancouver).

The University Medal (Head of the Graduating Class, Faculty of Arts and Science, B-Sc. degree): David Bertram Wales (Vancouver).

The Wilfrid Sadler Memorial Gold Medal (Head of the Graduating Class, Faculty of Agri­culture, B.S.A. degree): Margaret Ruth Leroux (Vancouver).

The Association of Professional Engineers Gold Medal (Head of the Graduating Class, Faculty of Applied Science, B.A.Sc. degree): Ernest G. Neudorf (Abbotsford).

The Kiwanis Club Gold Medal and Prize ($75) (Head of the Graduating Class, Faculty of Commerce, B.Com. degree): Harold Douglas Butterworth (Oyama).

The Law Society Gold Medal and Prize (call and admission fee) (Head of the Graduating Class, Faculty of Law, LL.B. degree): Anne Margaret Noel Givins (Prince George).

The Hamber Gold Medal and Prize, $250 (Head of the Graduating Class, Faculty of Medicine, M.D. degree): Sydney John Peerless (Vancouver).

The Horner Gold Medal for Pharmacy (Head of the Graduating Class, Faculty of Phar­macy, BJS.P. degree): John Allert (Vancouver).

School of Physical Education and Recreation Prize (Head of the Graduating Class, School of Physical Education and Recreation, B.P.E. degree): Sheila Gorvin Clark (Victoria).

The Canadian Institute of Forestry Medal (best all-round record in Forestry, B.A-Sc. or B.S.F. course): Ronald W. Haigh (North Vancouver).

The H. R. MacMillan Prize in Forestry, $100 (Head of the Graduating Class, Faculty of Forestry, B.S.F. degree): Ronald W. Haigh (North Vancouver).

Special Prize, $50 (Head of the Graduating Class, Eopron Division, Faculty of Forestry, B.S.F. degree): Laszlo Safranyik (Vancouver).

Special Prize, $50 (Head of the Graduating Class, School of Home Economics, B.H.E. degree): Wendy Jane MacRae Patterson (West Vancouver).

The Royal Architectural Institute of Canada Medal (outstanding student, School of Archi­tecture, B.Arch. degree): Bruno Basil Freschi (Vancouver).

The Dr. Maxwell A Cameron Memorial Medal and Prize ($50) (outstanding student in the Graduating Class, Faculty of Education, B.Ed, degree, elementary field): Mary Ruth Diewert (Vancouver).

The Dr. Maxwell A Cameron Memorial Medal and Prize ($50) (outstanding student in the Graduating Class, Faculty of Education, B.Ed, degree, secondary field): William Herbert New (Vancouver).

The Moe and Leah Chetkow Memorial Prize, $100 (proficiency in Graduating Class, School of Social Work, M.S.W. degree): Derek Graham Baker (Vancouver).

The Laura Holland Scholarship, $300 (continuing in studies for M.S.W. degree) (Head of the Graduating Class, School of Social Work, B.S.W. degree): Marjorie Donalda Martin (Creston) (relinquished).

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The Rhodes Scholarship

John C. W. Madden (Vancouver)

Awards in Various Faculties

General

The Encyclopedia Britannica of Canada Ltd. Prizes (sets of "Great Books of Western World"). (Science and engineering students with outstanding records in their fields and areas of liberal education): Engineering—

Robert Wellington Donaldson (Vancouver) Science—

Ronald Milne Lees (Vancouver). The Lefevre Gold Medal and Scholarship ($125) (proficiency in Chemistry): Christopher

Leonard Gardner (Victoria). The Society of Chemical Industry Merit Awards (inscribed gold key and subscription to

"Chemistry and Industry"): (a) outstanding in Honours Course in Chemistry—

Arthur Camerman (Vancouver) (b) outstanding in Chemical Engineering—

Donald Edward Towson (Creston). The University Essay Prize, $25 (best undergraduate essay submitted in English courses):

Mary Ruth Diewert (Vancouver).

Architecture

The Architectural Institute of British Columbia Prize (books to value of $67 approx.) (outstanding in Architectural Design): David John Dubeta (Alberta).

Northwest Plaster Bureau Scholarship Prize, $250 (outstanding progress in building con­struction): John Raymond Griffin (New Westminster).

Powell River Company Limited Prize, $25 (excellence in aspects of planning): Lawrence Richard Doyle (Vancouver).

Arts and Science

The Ahepa Prize, $100 (proficiency in Greek studies): Edward Charles Oliver Latour (Victoria).

The Armstead Prize in Biology and Botany, $50 (scholastic and research ability in biology and botany): Frederick Alexander Young (Vancouver).

The Cave and Company Limited Scholarship, $75 each (proficiency in chemistry, continu­ing in Graduate Studies): Arthur Camerman (Vancouver) Norman Camerman (Vancouver).

The David Bolocan Memorial Prize, $25 (outstanding in psychology): William Michael Petrusic (Vancouver).

The Entomological Society of British Columbia Book Prize (outstanding in entomology, field of Zoology): William Glen Stickland (Parksville).

German Government Book Prize (proficiency in German): Heinrich Ernst Brockhaus (Van­couver).

The Gilbert Tucker Memorial Prize, $25 (proficiency in course History 404): John Charles Bell (Westview).

The Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire Scott Memorial Scholarship, $100 (pro­ficiency in Biology 332, and continuing in Graduate Studies): Thomas Henry Care-foot (North Vancouver).

The Polish Friendship "Zgoda" Society Prize, $i00 (outstanding record in first Polish course): Georgia Britton (United States).

Prize of the Ambassador of Switzerland (books) (proficiency in German): Heinz Joachim Dill (Vancouver).

The Vancouver Natural History Society Prize (books to value of $25) (proficiency in Fourth Year Botany): Jean Clare Hammond (Vancouver).

Engineering

The Heavy Construction Association of B.C. Graduation Prize, $50 (proficiency in course on highway engineering): Nelson Mathew Skalbania (Vancouver).

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Machine Design Prize, $25 (best design In course M.E. 463): Donald George Creelman (Wardner).

The Timber Preservers Limited Prizes (best specification of modern engineering timber construction requiring preservatve treatments): First Prize, $100: Hugh A. Borrett (East Kelowna) Second Prize, $60: John Vaughan Davies (Victoria) Third Prize, $30: Nelson Mathew Skalbania (Vancouver). Merit Prizes, $20 each:

John Clare Donaldson (Alberta) William Phillips (Vernon) Garry Warren Tappay (Campbell River).

Forestry

The Interior Lumber Manufacturers' Prize in Forestry, $75 (proficiency In degree course in Forestry): Robert A. B. McFarlane (Vancouver).

Home Economies

The B.C.D.A Scholarship in Dietetics, $100 (proficiency, proceeding to dietetic interneship In Canada): Marie Alice Watchorn (Vancouver).

The Lillian Mae Westcott Prize (special equipment) (proficiency in areas of clothing and textiles): Dorothy Margaret Dowsley (Vancouver).

The Singer Sewing Machine Co. Prize (portable electric Singer Sewing Machine) (pro­ficiency in field of clothing): Marilyn Jean Dinsmore (Cloverdale).

Law

The Allan S. Gregory Memorial Prize, $100 (merit in Moot Court work): Lawrence Stephen Goulet (Burnaby).

The Canada Law Book Company Prize (books) (highest standing In subject Conflict of Laws): Shared equally by—

John Lindsay Howard (Vancouver) Anne Margaret Noel Givins (Prince George).

The Canada Permanent Mortgage Corporation Prize, $50 (highest standing in course on Mortgages): Shared, equally by—

John Lindsay Howard (Vancouver) Alan Dale Hunter (Vancouver).

Medicine

The Ayerst, McKenna and Harrison Prize, $200 (highest standing in combined subjects of obstetrics and gynaecology): Hans Freistadt (United States).

The Ciba Prize in Psychiatry, $100 (outstanding in subject of psychiatry): Paul Eric Termansen (Vancouver).

The C. V. Mosby Company Book Prizes (excellence in a field or fields of studies): Peter Dyck (Vancouver) Douglas Ralph Norman (Vancouver).

The Dean M. M. Weaver Medal (outstanding record and progress in four-year coursej: Jeremy Stephen Drummond Winter (Victoria).

The Dr. A. B. Schinbein Memorial Scholarship, $250 (highest standing in surgery, Proceed­ing to interneship): Norman Robert Vincent (Vancouver).

The Dr. Frank Porter Patterson Memorial Scholarship, $150 (special interest in ortho­paedic surgery, proceeding to interneship): Sydney John Peerless (Vancouver).

The Dr. Walter Stewart Baird Memorial Prize, $50 (best graduation dissertation): Helen June Emmons (Vancouver).

The Dr. W. A. Whitelaw Scholarship, $200 (good scholastic standing): Andrew Janzen (Abbotsford).

The Hamber Scholarship in Medicine, $750 (proficiency proceeding to interneship): James Barrie Bentz (Vancouver).

The Hamish Heney Mcintosh Memorial Prize (specially bound volumes of Cushing's Life of Sir William Osier) (student selected as best qualified in every respect to practise his profession): Robert Wilson Morgan (Vancouver).

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The Health Officers' Prize In Preventive Medicine and Public Health, $100 (leadership,, academic and research ability in public health and preventive medicine): Herbert George Ingram (Vancouver).

The Horner Prize ($100) and Gold Medal (highest aggregate standing in four-year course, subject of medicine): James Barrie Bentz (Vancouver).

The Ingram and Bell Prize (special equipment) (best overall qualifications In terms of standing, student affairs, personal qualities): William Glenn Peter Friesen (Vancouver).

Mead Johnson of Canada Ltd. Prize in Paediatrics, $50 (highest standing in paediatrics): Lyall Arthur Levy (Vancouver).

The Samuel and Rebecca Nemetz Memorial Scholarship, $100 (special aptitude for medical research): Patricia Ruth Emmons (Vancouver).

The Signus Club of Vancouver Prize, $100 (best graduation thesis in field of nervous diseases): James Barrie Bentz (Vancouver).

Pharmacy

The Bristol Award (special books) (outstanding student in graduating class): Kenneth Lee Brousseau (Metchosin P.O.).

The Cunningham Prize in Pharmacy, $50 (most outstanding record in all years of the course): John Allert (Vancouver).

the Dean E. L. Woods Memorial Prize, $50 (outstanding in theoretical and practical parts of the pharmaceutical subjects): Milo Palmer (ChiTliwack).

The Merck Awards (books) (highest standing in pharmaceutical chemistry): John Allert (Vancouver) Peter Eric Braun (Vancouver).

The Pfizer Fellowship in Hospital Pharmacy, $500 (for hospital pharmacy interneship): Ernest Ralph Moon (Victoria).

The Poulenc Gold Medal (highest standing in pharmacology courses): Cecilia W. Y. Ko (Hong Kong).

Social Work

The British Columbia Association of Social Workers Prize, $100 (best all-round member of First Year class in Social Work): Marjorie Donalda Martin (Creston).

British Columbia Electric Company Graduate Scholarship, $250 (continuing in Social Work for the M.S.W. degree): Edward Charles Teather (Vancouver).

Greater Vancouver Branch, British Columbia Association of Social Workers, Prize, $25 (all-round professional activity and promise): Letti Jane Vicelli (Vancouver).

The Richard Zack Scholarship, $500 (outstanding record, continuing in M.S.W. pro­gramme, field of case work with families): Takako June Tanaka (Vancouver) (re­linquished).

The Social Work Prize, $25 (best thesis for M.S.W. degree): (Mrs.) Constance Margaret Hawley (Vancouver).

Special Scholarship, $250 (Proficiency, proceeding to M.S.W. course): (Mrs.) Helga Hicks (Vancouver).

Special Research Fellowships, Faculty of Medicine

The Burroughs Wellcome Fellowship in Anaesthesiology and Applied Pharmacology, $1000. Dr. Peter Adrian Tannen (Vancouver).

Kinsmen Laboratory Fellowships in Neurological Research, $3300 each: Dr. Hisahi Kumashiro (Japan) Dr. Mashakazu Seino (Japan).

Postdoctoral Research Fellowship in Biochemistry (National Institutes of Health Grant), $5000 each: Dr. David BellJVancouver) Dr. Raymond Tomlinson (California).

The Poulenc Fellowship In Applied Physiology, $500: Dr. Peter Adrian Tannen (Van­couver).

Graduate Studies

The Anne Wesbrook Scholarship, $300 (for graduate study): Margo Constance Wells (Vancouver).

The British Columbia Electric Company Limited Fellowship in Agriculture, $800 (for graduate study at this University): Herbert Arthur Luttmerding (Armstrong).

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British Columbia Electric Company Graduate Scholarships, $250 each (for graduate study): Keith Darrel Eccleston (Vancouver) Robin Hugh Farquhar (Victoria).

The British Columbia Sugar Refining Company Limited Scholarships (for graduate study): Valerie Capstick (New Westminster)—$300 Harry Cook (South Burnaby)—$200 Robert William Hogg (Vancouver)—$200 Joyce Laurian Lanko (Vancouver)—$300 Dharam Bir Mullick (Vancouver)-—$300 Ralph Lachlan McBean (Vancouver)—$200 Hugh V. Hillary Walker (West Indies)—$300

British Columbia Telephone Company Scholarship in Engineering and Physics, $700 (gradu­ate study in electrical engineering): Warren David Little (Vernon).

The Class of Agrculture '21 Graduate Scholarship, $200 (for graduate study at this University): Rudy Henry Moyer (Vancouver).

The Don Buckland Memorial Scholarship in Forest Pathology, $100 (for graduate study In forest pathology): Belva Sivak (Vancouver).

The Dr. F. J. Nicholson Scholarship, $500 (for graduate study, chemical engineering): Walter Hayduk (Ontario).

The Edith Ashton Memorial Scholarship, $250 (for graduate studies in field of marine and freshwater botany): Ronald James Buchanan (Vancouver).

Graduate Scholarship in Slavonic Studies, $300 (proficiency proceeding to graduate studies —given by Mr. Walter C. Koerner in honour of Dr. William J. Rose): Xenning Ander­sen (Vancouver).

The McLean Fraser Memorial Fellowships (graduate studies and research in zoology): Thomas Henry Carefoot (North Vancouver)—$750 Valerius Geist (Saskatchewan)—$750 Peter Raymond Grant (Ingland)—$750 Frank Tampa (Vancouver)—$300.

The Queen Elizabeth Scholarships (University of British Columbia), $1000 each (for graduate studies at this University): Edith Margaret Campbell (Vancouver) Michael M. Mocek (Vancouver) William Herbert New (Vancouver).

The Standard Oil Company of British Columbia Limited Fellowship, $950 (for graduate study in Chemical engineering): Walter Hayduk (Ontario).

United Fisherman and Allied Workers' Union Scholarship in Fisheries, $200 (continuing in graduate studies in fisheries): Kenneth Willam Stewart (Vancouver).

University Graduate Scholarship, $200 (for graduate study at this University): Valerie Capstick (New Westminster).

The Vancouver B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation Scholarship, $125 each (for graduate studies): Ralph Lachlan McBean (Vancouver) Harry Cook (Burnaby).

The Warner-Lambert Research Fellowship in Pharmacy, $1200 (graduate study and re­search in the field of pharmacy): Stewart Cecil Clark (Nanaimo).

Awards Made by other Institutions

Athlone Fellowships (fees, maintenance and travel for study in engineering. United Kingdom): Edward George Auld (Chilliwack) Donald Nicholson (Vancouver) Roger Norman Stone (Victoria) Donald Edward Towson (Creston).

The Imperial Oil Graduate Research Scholarship ($1250 a year for three years) (graduate study in physics in United Kingdom): John Michael Gilliland (Victoria).

National Research Council Postdoctoral Fellowships ($3500 to $4500 each): Ronald Reginald Burgess (Vancouver) Donald James Whittle (Vancouver).

National Research Council Studentships ($2200 each): David A. Axen (Brackendale) Marcus A. M. Bell (Vancouver) Marcel Banville (Quebec) Robert H. Barron (United States) Donald A. Blood (Vancouver) Vivian M. Brawn (England) Alistair C. R. Brown (Vancouver) Robert C. Brooke (Chase) John Joseph Byerley (Ontario) Verna Irene Caunt (Vancouver) Ronald George Cavell (Alberta)

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Ram P. Chaturvedi (India) John D. N. Cheeke (Cobble Hill) Maurice J. Y. Clement (Vancouver) Konrad Colbow (Vancouver) John George Cook (Burnaby) George D. Cormack (Vancouver) Imre G. Csizmadia (Vancouver) Moyra K. De Wolfe (Vancouver) John Cameron Dyment (Ontario) Margaret Duncan (North Vancouver) John G. Eales (England) Trevor P. T. Evelyn (Vancouver) Peter H. H. Fischer (West Vancouver) Leslie R. Galloway (Victoria) Michael C. L. Gerry (Victoria) George G. Gibson (Vancouver) John M. Gilliland (Victoria) Paulus A. Goud (Alberta) David J. Griffiths (Vancouver) Audrey F. Gronlund (Richmond) Rosalie Guccione (Vancouver) Edmund A. Hahn (Vancouver) Blyth A. Hughes (Victoria) K. C. Evelyn Hui (Hong Kong) Geza Ifju (Vancouver) Christopher R. James (Vancouver) Antal Kozak (Vancouver) Richard J. Kresja (United States) Kenneth S. Julien (West Indies) Elizabeth C. Lewis (Alberta) David J. Livingstone (Vancouver) Thomas C. W. Mak (Hong Kong) Frank C. May (Vancouver) Catherine Mezei (Vancouver) Joseph H. Montgomery (Vancouver) Murray A. McAndrew (Vancouver) Donald R. McDiarmid (Vancouver) John E. Mclnerney (Vancouver) Lionel W. MacMillan (Vancouver) Jack R. MacDonald (New Westminster) John D. McPhail (Vancouver) Ronald Y. Nishi (Vancouver) Atsuhiro Nishida (Japan) Kyoji Nishikawa (Japan) Joseph P. O'Donnell (Vancouver) Laszlo Orloci (Vancouver) Ronald G. Ostic (Vancouver) Laszlo Paszner (Vancouver) Everett B. Peterson (Vancouver) John W. Quail (Vancouver) Lance Regan (New Westminster) Klaus E. Rieckhoff (Vancouver) Otfried C. Riml (Manitoba) Lyle P. Robertson (Vancouver) Yogindra N. Sadana (India) Erich Sawatsky (Manitoba) Colin David Scarfe (Vancouver) Janice E. J. Shaw (New Westminster) Alastair James Sinclair (Ontario) W. Murray Strome (Vancouver) Fred Eric Vermeuhlen (Alberta) Thomas B. Widdowson (Read Island) Gordon Edward Willick (Burnaby) Richard Curtis Willmott (Alberta).

National Research Council Bursaries ($1800 each): Gail D. Bellward (Vancouver) Virginia B. Berry (United States) Terrence S. Brown (Vancouver) Arthur Cornerman (Vancouver) Norman Cornerman (Vancouver) Thomas H. Carefoot (Vancouver) Wing T. Chu (Hong Kong) Robert W. Donaldson (Vancouver) Ronald J. Ford (Burnaby) Norman R. Fowler (Vancouver) Christopher L. Gardner (Victoria) Michael C. Godfrey (Burnaby) Walter N. Hardy (Vancouver) John S. Hayward (Vancouver)

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Georgina Hobbs (Revelstoke) John C. Irwin (Sardis) Andras Lacko (Vancouver) Donald Garry Lee (Saskatchewan) Ronald M. Lees (Vancouver) Barry A. Morrow (Vancouver) Robert D. McDonald (Vancouver) Lajos Nemeth (Victoria) R. Garratt Richardson (Vancouver) Alexander M. Robinson (Victoria) Ernest R. Seaquist (Cloverdale) Richard D. Spratley (West Vancouver) Michael G. Taylor (Vancouver) Koit Teng (Pitt Meadows) Allan P. Trojan (North Vancouver) David B. Wales (Vancouver) Min-Min Wei (Vancouver) Dieter H. Weichert (Vancouver) Eddie A. Yamamura (Vancouver).

American Institute of Planners Student Award (special citation for outstanding achieve­ment in planning): Kenneth Bertram Snaggs (West Indies).

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2. AWARDS ANNOUNCED JUNE 17th, 1961

Graduate Studies

British Columbia Electric Company Graduate Scholarship, $250 (Arts and Science - for graduate study): William Delahaye Gill (South Pender Island).

The British Columbia Electric Company Graduate Scholarship in Engineering, $500 (for graduate study): Kenneth Marvin Richmond (Vancouver).

The British Columbia Sugar Refining Company Limited Scholarship (for graduate study): Christopher James Roberton Wills (North Vancouver)—$400.

British Columbia Telephone Company Scholarship in Engineering and Physics, $600 each: Arthur George Hein (Vancouver) James Donald Jones (Vancouver) Richard James Pomeroy (Vancouver).

The Canadian Industries Limited Fellowship, $2000 (graduate study in Chemistry): Anthony Lionel W. Kemp (Vancouver).

The Cominco Fellowship, $1000 (graduate study and research in Mechanical Engineering): Helmut Edward Fandrich (Vernon).

Crown Zellerbach Canada Limited Scholarship in Economics and Political Science, $500 (graduate study in Economics): Joseph David Mooney (Vancouver).

The Dr. Stephen Halom Prizes in Community Planning (best reports on topics in the field of local and regional planning): Kenneth Bertram Snaggs (West Indies)—$125 Thomas Jenkinson (Vancouver)—$75.

The General Construction Company Limited Scholarship, $300, (graduate study in Civil Engineering, at this University or elsewhere): Nelson Mathew Skalbania (Vancouver).

The MacMillan, Bloedel and Powell River Limited Scholarship. $700 (graduate study and research in Wood Chemistry or fields related to pulp and paper industry): Nizam Abdurahman (Vancouver).

The Queen Elizabeth Scholarships (University of British Columbia) (donated by H. R. MacMillan, Esq., C.B.E., D.Sc., LL.D.), $1000 each (for graduate study and research): Gerardus A. de Wit (North Vancouver) Frederick John Dill (Vancouver)

Shell Oil Fellowship for Research, $1200 (graduate study and research in Geology): Leonard Vincent Hills (Vancouver).

University Special Scholarship, $500 (graduate study in Economics and Political Science): Harvey Lazar (Montreal).

University Teaching Fellowship (Mathematics): Jagdish Chand Ahuja (Vancouver). General

The Alan Boag Scholarship, $150 (best essay on some aspect of Socialism): Robert Harry Jackson (Burnaby).

The British Columbia Electric Company Proficiency Scholarships, $200 each: David Ross Clark (Vancouver) Edvard Grande (Prince Rupert) Pamela Elizabeth Lerner (Vancouver) Lawrence John McCracken (Alberta) Gary E. Troughton (Victoria).

The Burrard Dry Dock Company Limited Entrance Scholarships, $250 each (renewals): Third renewal—

Allen R. Kirkpatrick (North Vancouver) Second renewal—

Robert Allan Mason (North Vancouver) First renewal—

Alice Lorraine Wickland (North Vancouver). The Canadian Association of Geographers' Book Prize (greatest proficiency in Geography):

Frank Thomas Emery (Vancouver). The Chemical institute of Canada Book Prizes, value $25 each (proficiency, entering

Final Year): Chemistry—

Garrick Ernest Styan (Vancouver) Chemical Engineering—

Allen David Gosman (Quesnel). Chris Spencer Foundation Special Scholarships (renewals for proficiency), $500 each:

First renewal— Donald Elliott Brooks (North Vancouver) Mary Louise Copp (Vancouver) Dale Bernard Johnson (Rossland)

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Second renewal— Muriel Joyce Watney (Vancouver)

Third renewal— Terence Michael Gordon (Vancouver).

The Fisheries Association of B.C. Scholarships, $300 each (ability, interest and promise in field of fisheries): Mohammed Youssouf Ali (Pakistan)

Thomas Gordon Halsey (Kasio) M. Krishnan Kutty (Vancouver) Mitsuo Teraguchi (Richmond).

Frances Willard Prizes (essays on alcoholism): First Prize, $50—

Joseph Johnson (North Burnaby) Second Prize, $25—

Alan Robert McLean (Trail). German Government Book Prizes (proficiency in German):

Roderick Dit Hing Chu (Vancouver) Peter Udo Ewert (Fernie) David Edwin Gibbs (North Surrey) Margaret Ann Leask (Cranbrook) Seymour Wayne Lytton (Nanaimo) Andrew Lawson Pickard (Vancouver) Elizabeth Edith Ratzlaff (Vancouver) Helga Barbara Rees (Kelowna) Phyllis Ann Robertson (Vancouver) Willemijntje Cornelia Vander Ende (Burnaby).

General Motors of Canada Limited Scholarships, $200 plus grant to be decided (renewals): Third renewal—

Thomas Edwin Raymond Bolster (Vancouver) Gerald Edward Tripard (Vancouver).

Second renewal— Stephen Peter Beaton (Vancouver) Eugene Triven Neufeld (Fort St. John).

First renewal— Oliver George Jensen (Vancouver) Dianne Marie Robinson (Vancouver).

The Hon. W. C. Woodward University Memorial Scholarships (renewals), $500 each: Third renewal—

Helena Marian Lethbridge (Vancouver) Second renewal—

Verneta Lorraine Thompson (Vancouver) Keith David Casperson (Vancouver)

First renewal— Jerry Mar (Port Alberni) Diane Van Alstyne (Burnaby).

Inco Undergraduate Scholarships, $300 plus tuition fees (proficiency, engineering or certain science fields): Final renewal—

Allan Anthony Offenberger (Penticton) Second renewal—

Michael Stephen Mepham (Osoyoos) First renewal—

Erland Max Schulson (Ladysmith). The International House Association Prizes, books, $15 each (contribution to International

House on campus) (awarded in May, 1961): Clyde Griffith (Trinidad) Anthony Robin Ward (Vancouver).

The J. J. Herb Scholarship, $500 a year for two years (overall standing, personal qualities, student achievement): Renewal—

Dean Eric Feltham (Vancouver) New award—

Frederick James Fletcher (Vancouver). The Karen Elaine King Memorial Scholarship (donated by Mr. and Mrs. F. E. King,

Calgary), $350 (proficiency and overall qualities): Frances Joanne McWhirter (Cran­brook).

The Kapoor Singh Scholarships, $250 each (proficiency): Lorenne Margaret Gordon (Vancouver) Nagappa Shetty (India).

The Macmillan Company of Canada Prizes in Creative Writing, $50 each: Best original short story—

Wayson S. Choy (Vancouver) Best original poem—

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The Pacific Northwest Personnel Management Association Scholarship, $250 (under­graduate course leading to career in industrial relations): Karen Daphne Welsman (Vancouver).

The Rayonier Canada Limited Scholarship (proficiency, sons and daughters of employees), $500: Catherine Vool (Honeymoon Bay).

Scholarships for Proficiency, $100 each: Nancy Rae Bartlett (West Vancouver) Michael James Freeman (Vancouver) Milton McClaren (Vancouver) Robert George Parkinson (New Westminster) Marion Myfanwy Powell (Vancouver) Norman Ian Robb (Princeton) Allen Arthur Robinson (Castlegar).

Spanish Government Book Prizes (progress and proficiency in Spanish courses): Raymond Emanuel Fulford (Chilliwack) Dawna Louise Mitchell (Vancouver).

Standard Oil Company of British Columbia Special Entrance Scholarship, $500: Second renewal—

Sarah Christine Bence (Vancouver) The Steel Company of Canada, Limited, Bursary, $500 (renewal for proficiency): William

Murray Fairweather (New Westminster). Super-Valu Stores Ltd. Scholarships, $500 (renewals):

Final renewal— Ronald Andrew Kidd (New Westminster)

First renewal— Arthur Peter Lear (North Vancouver).

Theta Chapter of Phrateres Scholarship, $50 (academic standing and contribution to Phrateres): Karen Anne Carter (Vancouver).

The United Empire Loyalists' Association Medal (best essay dealing with history of United Empire Loyalists): Patricia Anne Hird (Vancouver).

Union Carbide Canada Limited Scholarships, (renewals for proficiency), $600 each: First renewal—

Michael Charles Healey (Alert Bay) Third renewal—

George Stephen Pond (Vancouver). The Unitea Nations Prize, $50 (most significant contributions on campus to furthering

aims and objectives of United Nations): Michael John Clague (Vancouver). Vancouver Sun Scholarships for Carriers (renewals for proficiency), $500 each:

First renewal— Anssi K. Rantamaa (Courtenay) Mark Ernest Holtby (Bralorne)

Second renewal— Dennis Charles Healey (Abbotsford)

Third renewal -Stephen Roland Harvey (Vancouver).

Vancouver Sun Special Scholarship for Carriers (renewal for proficiency), $500: First renewal -

David Alexander Scott (Vancouver). The Victoria Daily Times Prize, $100 (best writing for mass media field): David Mansfield

Bromige (Vancouver). Women's Big Block Club Scholarship, $75 (undergraduate with high academic standing

participating actively in campus athletics): Muriel Joyce Watney (Vancouver). The Yarrows Limited Entrance Scholarship, $250 (for Victoria College):

First renewal -Mary Elspeth Grant (Victoria).

Agriculture

The British Columbia Fruit Growers' Association Golden Jubilee (1939) 'Scholarship, $250 (proficiency, proceeding in horticulture): John de Moura (Vancouver).

The David A. McKee Scholarship, $200 (proficiency in Agriculture): Peter Martin Gubbels (Victoria).

The Dr. D. A. McKee Memorial Prize, $40 (highest standing in Third Year Agriculture): Peter Martin Gubbels (Victoria).

The David Thorn Scholarship, $150 (proficiency in Second Year): Kenneth Ralph Pastro (Abbotsford).

The Food Executives' Club Scholarship, $250 (special ability and interest in scientific and technological problems related to processing, production and manufacturing of foods): Ronald Edward Alfred Gadd (Vancouver).

The Gillmor and Roderick Morrison Memorial Scholarship, $70 (proficiency, field of genetics, proceeding to Final Year): Douglas Gordon Dorrell (Clinton).

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The M . H. Rutt ledge Memor ia l Scholarship, $100 (outstanding and cont inu ing in poul try science): Michael Campbel l Deland (Vancouver).

The Nabob Scholarship in Food Technology, $500 (high standing and cont inuing studies in f ie ld of food technology): Geoffrey Frank Grant (Armstrong).

University Scholarship in Agr icu l ture , $200 (highest standing in First Year) : Thomas Andrew Black (Langley).

The Wal ter and Elizabeth Highmoor Prize, $25 (prof iciency in agr icu l ture) : Lawrence John McCracken (Alber ta) .

Architecture

The Archi tectura l Inst i tute of Brit ish Columbia Prizes (books to value of approximately $67 each) (outstanding in archi tectura l design): Kenneth Rodrick George Burroughs (Westview) Paul McCarley Merr ick (West Vancouver).

The At las Asbestos Company Limi ted Prize Award , $200 (best solut ion of design problems in which asbestos cement products would normal ly be used): Wi l l i am S. Tong (Hong Kong).

The Brit ish Amer ican Paint Co. L td . Scholarship in Arch i tecture, $500 (outstanding over­al l record, enter ing Final Year) : James Col l in Strasman (Vancouver).

The Brit ish Columbia Cement Company L imi ted Scholarships in Arch i tecture, $125 each (outstanding record): Paul McCar ley Merr ick (West Vancouver) (relinquinshed) Ronald W i l f r i d Taylor (Vancouver).

Brit ish Columbia Lumber Manufacturers Associat ion Prizes in Archi tecture (general pro­f ic iency and ap t i tude for use of wood in bui ld ing construct ion design and problems): Shigeru Amano (Richmond)—$125 Robert Leslie Way (Vancouver)—$125 Joe E. Yamaguchi (Vancouver)—$150.

Canadian Inst i tute of Steel Construct ion Scholarship in Arch i tec ture , $250 (prof ic iency in structural engineering and in use of s t ructural steel in design o f bui ld ing) : Trevor James Meredi th Owen (Kamloops).

The Canadian Pit tsburgh Industries Scholarship, $250 (best solut ion of an archi tectural problem proposed by Sta f f ) : Ron Brian Wa lkey (West Vancouver) .

The Charles J . Thompson Prize in Arch i tecture, $50 (highest standing in history of a rch i ­tecture) : Nicholas Robert Bawlf (Vancouver).

The McCarter, Nairne & Partners Scholarship, $400 (highest standing enter ing Fourth Year): Steven Z ib in (Pent icton).

The Schlage Lock Company Scholarship, $250 (highest standing in Second Year, proceed­ing to Thi rd) : Robert Douglas Hassell (Vancouver).

Arts and Science

Al l ied Chemical Canada Limi ted Scholarship (outstanding in th is and previous years, Honours Chemistry), $250 and tu i t i on fees: Kur t F. G. Paulus (Nor th Surrey).

The Beverley Cayley Scholarship, $100 (male student w i th highest standing in English 100): Wi l l iam Hohmann (Vancouver).

Brit ish Amer ica Paint Co. L td . Scholarship in Chemistry, $500 (best record in Chemistry Honours, proceeding to Final Year) : Garr ick Ernest Styan (Vancouver).

The Brit ish Columbia 1958 Centennial Scholarship, $500 (prof ic iency in Second Year, proceeding to studies in humani t ies or social sciences): Richard Michael Toporoski (Vancouver).

The Burbidge Scholarships, $125 each (prof ic iency in Honours course in Physics, or Ma the ­matics and Physics, proceeding to Final Year) : Edward Richard Powell (Victor ia) Hendrikus Van Andel (New Westminster).

The Cal i forn ia Standard Company Undergraduate Scholarship, $400 (entering penul t imate year, Honours Physics and Mathemat ics , prof ic iency): Sidney Sylvester Medley (Rich­mond).

The Daniel Buchanan Scholarship in Mathemat ics (prof iciency in Honours Mathemat ics) , $125: Denis Karman Sjerve (Penticton).

The Di lworth Prize in English, $25 (highest standing in Second Year English): Joanne Marie LeDuc (Armstrong).

The Dr. Isabel Maclnnes Prize, $100 (prof ic iency in German 110, 120, or 130): Lawrence Gordon Roberts (Vancouver).

The Elsie Black Lorimer Sclater Memor ia l Scholarship, $250 (outstanding academic record): Pamela Elizabeth Lerner (Vancouver).

The Fern Cochrane James Scholarship, $100 (woman student w i th highest standing in English 100): Rochelle Margol is (Vancouver).

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French Government Book Prize and Medal l ion (prof iciency in French, honours graduat ion) : E. Eleanor Beckett (Vancouver).

The Gwynne-Vaughan Memor ia l Scholarship, $100 (proceeding on graduat ion to Ang l ican Theological College, Vancouver) : Brian Patr ick Ha l l (Vancouver).

The Herman D. Bischoff Memor ia l Scholarship, U.B.C. A lumn i Development Fund (high academic standing), $100: George Wal lace Bluman (Burnaby).

J. K. Campbel l & Associates L imi ted Scholarship, $350 (outstanding record, cont inu ing studies in next higher year) : Igor Alexander Grant (Vancouver).

The John and Ann ie Southcott Memor ia l Scholarship, $100 (apt i tude in f ie ld of Brit ish Columbia History): A l an John Wargo (Ladysmith).

The Joseph P. Ruf fe l Scholarship in Science, $500 (outstanding in science and cont inuing in higher year) : Bryan Roger Henry (Vancouver).

The J . W. Gehrke Memor ia l Scholarship, $100 (outstanding academic record): Frederick Patr ick Healey (Abbotsford).

The KVOS - T V Scholarships, $100 each (overall s tanding, and interest in humani t ies, social sciences, journal ism, communicat ions, or simi lar f ields): David Mansf ie ld Bromige (Vancouver) Bonnie Heather Erickson (Vancouver).

The Mal l inckrod t Chemical Works L imi ted Prize, $25 (outstanding in f ields of inorganic and ana ly t ica l chemistry, Th i rd Year): Shek-Leung Wong (Hong Kong).

The Mary Stewart Maclnnes Memor ia l Scholarship, $200 (prof iciency in German studies): Kenneth Douglas MacMi l l an (Campbell River).

The McGi l l Graduates Scholarship, $100 (prof iciency in English and French combined, Second Year) : (Catherine Jane Robertson (Victor ia) .

The Osier, Hammond & Nanton Scholarship, $200 (highest s tanding, Th i rd Year Economics, cont inuing in this f ie ld) : Terence John Wales (Vancouver).

The Plimsoll Club Scholarship in Economic Geography (donated by the Canadian Transport Company), $100 (prof ic iency in geography): Barbara A n n Stani for th (Kimberley).

Prize of the Ambassador of Switzerland (outstanding in French Language and Literature) (books): Geraldine Louise Saunders (Nor th Surrey).

Royal Inst i tu t ion Scholarship in Ar ts and Science, $200 (highest standing in First Year) : Andrew Lawson Pickard (Vancouver).

The Shaw Memor ia l Scholarship, $100 (highest standing in Second Year in two of Greek, Lat in , English): Richard Michael Toporoski (Vancouver).

The Terminal Ci ty Club Memor ia l Scholarship, $100 (highest combined s tanding, Second Year, in English and Economics): Br ian Leslie Scarfe (Vancouver).

The Thor le i f Larsen Memor ia l Scholarship, $100 (highest standing in English 200): Joanne Mar ie LeDuc (Armstrong).

University Great War Scholarships, $200 each (high s tanding, First Year): Anssi Rantamaa (Courtenay) Lawrence Gordon Roberts (Vancouver).

University Scholarships in Ar ts and Science: (a) Second highest standing in First Year, $200

Patr ic ia Mary Ellis (Vancouver) (relinquished) (b) Th i rd highest standing in First Year, $200

Jud i th Barrie DeWolfe (Vancouver). University Scholarships in Ar ts and Science, (highest standing in Second Year) , $200 each:

Dennis Charles Healey (Abbotsford) Mur ie l Joyce Watney (Vancouver).

University Scholarships in Ar ts and Science, (prof iciency in Th i rd Year) , $200 each: (a) Science g r o u p —

George Stephen Pond (Vancouver) (b) Non-science g r o u p —

Catherine Vool (Honeymoon Bay). The Vancouver Women's Canadian Club Scholarship, $100 ( f i rst place in Canadian

History): Elta Jane Cowan (Vancouver). The W. H. Maclnnes Scholarship in Physics and Mathemat ics , $200 (prof ic iency, pro­

ceeding to Honours Course in Thi rd Year) : Dennis Karman Sjerve (Penticton). The Wi l l i am Eugene Maclnnes Memor ia l Scholarship, $200 (high standing and par t ic ipa­

t ion in student or m i l i t a ry act iv i t ies): John Lawrence Paynter (Vancouver).

Commerce

The A . P. Gardner & Co. Scholarship, $300 (high standing, account ing opt ion , proceeding to chartered accountancy): George Robert Anderson (Rossland).

The Boultbee, Sweet Scholarship, $100 (high academic s tanding, real estate opt ion) ' Robert Currie Dempsey (Nor th Vancouver) .

The Brit ish Columbia Bond Dealers' Association Scholarship, $150 (high s tanding, proceed­ing to Thi rd Year, f inance opt ion) : Gordon George Simpson (Nor th Vancouver) .

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The Clarkson Prize in Accounting, $100 (highest standing in intermediate accounting, Second Year): Ronald Alfred Stone (Trail).

The Cooper-Widman Limited Commerce and Forestry Scholarship, $250 (academic stand­ing, potentialities in field related to lumber merchandising, proceeding to Final Year): Harry William Gordon Johnson (North Vancouver).

The Cooper-Widman Scholarship, $250 (high standing, proceeding to Second Year, ability in fields related to lumber merchandising): Charles Cliff Montgomery (Vancouver).

The Deeks-McBride Ltd. Commerce Scholarship, $300 (proficiency and promise): Donald Harvard Leavitt (Vancouver).

The Elmer Johnston Memorial Scholarship, $150 (highest standing, transportation practices and policies): Gerald Christopher Richmond Wheatley (Vancouver).

The Finning Tractor and Equipment Co. Ltd. Scholarship, $250 (proficiency): La Moyne Marguerite Major (Dawson Creek).

The Gill Interprovincial Lines Limited Scholarship, $250 (proceeding to Final Year, out­standing in finance or economics): Richard Brian Higgins (Vancouver).

The Graduating Class of 1958 Memorial Shields (outstanding in academic standing and contribution to Commerce Undergraduate Society): (a) Dorothy Anne Dilworth Shield—

Rhona Elizabeth Coldicutt (Vancouver) (b) Matthew H. Henderson Shield—

Harold Douglas Butterworth (Oyama). The Harold A. Jones Memorial Scholarship (donated by Vancouver Tug Boat Company

Ltd.) (proficiency, entering Final Year, field of transportation), $500: Gerald Chris­topher Wheatley (Vancouver).

The Hudson's Bay Company Service Awards, tuition fees (proceeding to career in depart­ment store field): Renewal—

Don E. Marlatt (Chilliwack) New Awards—

Philip Leonard Clark (Alberta) Ross L. Martin (Vancouver).

The J. Ewart Collins Memorial Scholarship, $100 (highest standing advanced accounting, taking auditing in Final Year): Robert Joseph Gayton (Vancouver).

The Kiwanis Club Scholarship, $250 (highest standing, Third Year): Gerald Christopher Richmond Wheatley (Vancouver).

Life Underwriters Association of Vancouver Scholarship, $275 (proficiency, entering Final Year, ability in field of life insurance): Alfred Donald Clerihue (Vancouver).

The Morrison Steel & Wire Co. Ltd. Service Award, $300 (proficiency entering Third Year, to undertake special training programme): George Robert Adams (Vancouver).

The Morrow Scholarship in Commerce, $70 (high standing in Commerce 281): Bruce McLean Preston (Rutland).

The N. Leo Klein Memorial Scholarship, $150 (proficiency in Second Year): John Leslie Scadding (Victoria).

The Oppenheimer Bros. & Company Centennial Scholarship, $500 (proficiency, ability, and promise, field of marketing): Ernest John Harder (Yarrow).

The Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co. Scholarship, $300 (high standing Second Year, ac­counting option, planning to article on graduation): Donald Alexander Brown (Van­couver).

The Peat, Marwick, Mitchell Service Award, tuition fees, Fourth Year (entering public accounting on graduation): Robert Joseph Gayton (Vancouver).

The Pemberton Securities Limited Scholarship, $250 (high academic standing, proceeding to Final Year, field of security analysis): Terrence Roy Gibson (Vancouver).

The Price Waterhouse & Co. Scholarship, $250 (high standing, accounting option, plan­ning to article on graduation): Robert Joseph Gayton (Vancouver).

The Riddell, Stead, Graham & Hutchison Service Award, tuition fees (entering Final Year, to proceed to articles in accounting on graduation): Allen Charles Sewell (Van­couver).

The Robert Keith Porter Scholarship, $170 (high ranking. First Year): Charles Edward Montalbetti (Vancouver).

The Sidney Roofing & Paper Co. Ltd. Scholarship, $250 (academic standing and promise): Karen Daphne Welsman (Vancouver).

The Timber Sales & Distributors Limited Scholarship, approximately $350 (entering Fourth Year, proficiency, special interest in sales or related fields): John Sebright Towgood (Oyama).

Trans-Canada Investment Corporation Scholarship, $150 (proceeding to Final Year, high academic standing in business finances): Don E. Marlatt (Chilliwack).

Vancouver Hoo Hoo Club Scholarship in Forestry or Commerce, $250 (proficiency and interest in development, merchandising, and promotion of forest products): Edward Alfred Cameron (Cranbrook).

The Vancouver Real Estate Board Scholarship, $500 (entering Fourth Year, real estate option, proficiency): Bruce David Ellingsen (Manson's Landing).

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The Vancouver Sales Executives Club Scholarship $200 (completing Third Year, based on academic standing overall qualities—for training programme in Final Year): Roland Eric Beaulieu (West Vancouver).

Vancouver Sales Executives Club Ben Benwell Scholarship, $200 (academic record, overall qualities, Third Year marketing option): Bjorn Waldmar Meyer (Vancouver).

The Vancouver Stock Exchange Scholarship, $250 (proceeding to Final Year, high stand­ing, finance option—for training duties in Final Year): Peter George Kerr Pellatt (Vancouver).

Westminster Paper Company Limited Scholarships in Commerce, $400 a year for two years (overall standing, personal qualities, and leadership): Renewal—

Gerald Christopher Wheatley (Vancouver) New award—

John Leslie Scadding (Victoria). The Winspear, Higgins, Stevenson and Doane Scholarship in Accounting, $300 (proficiency

entering Third Year, accounting option): Donald Beatson (Richmond). The Woodward Scholarships, $125 each:

(a) proficiency in Commerce 261, proceeding to Third Year— John Leslie Scadding (Victoria)

(b) proficiency in Commerce 362, proceeding to Fourth Year— John Sebright Towgood (Oyama).

Education and Teacher Training

Crown Zellerbach Canada Limited Scholarships for Teacher Training, $400 each (re­newals): Fourth renewal—

Carolyn Elizabeth Wallace (Ladysmith) Third renewal—

Bernice Ellen Cail (Vancouver) Pauline Esther Grauer (Richmond) David A. T. Hutchings (Ocean Falls) Kenneth Douglas MacMillan (Campbell River) Lorine Margaret Scroggie (New Westminster) Alan John Wargo (Ladysmith)

Second renewal -Patricia Mary Beggs (Chemainus) Sharon McGee (Ocean Falls) Marilyn Louise McLean (New Westminster) Barbara Frances Robertson (Ocean Falls) Marjorie Maureen Siddall (Courtenay) Ronald Arthur Shute (Richmond) Kathleen Mary Spearing (Nanaimo)

First renewal— Doreen Katherine Dyer (Courtenay) Patricia Marie Faulkner (Richmond) Anne Gerard (Nanaimo) (for Victoria College) Stephen John Hetherington (New Westminster) Patricia Joan Thorstenson (Hope) Lois Rosemary Turner (Ladysmith)

Crown Zellerbach Canada Limited Teacher Training Scholarship, $400 a year for three years: First renewal—

Monica Gerda Meding (Campbell River) The Mathilde Maclnnes Memorial Scholarship, $200 (high standing in First Year B.Ed.

course, elementary field, proceeding to higher year): Willemijntje Cornelia Vander Ende (Burnaby).

Engineering

The Aluminum Company of Canada Limited Scholarships, $500 each (proficiency, pro­ceeding to degree in engineering): Horst Arndt (Oliver) Eugene Douglas Hetherington (New Westminster).

American Institute of Chemical Engineers Award (based on scholastic record in First and Second Years) (A.I.CH.E. membership pin and certificate): Brian Peter LeClair (Powell River).

The Association of Professional Engineers' Prizes (books, value $25 each) (best summer essays for Third Year): Chemical—Roshan L. Sachdeva (North Vancouver) Civil—Donald J. W. Reid (Port Coquitlam) Electrical—Bradley E. Hanson (Vancouver) Geological—Robert E. Gordon Davis (Vancouver) Mechanical—Neil McQueen Standen (Burnaby) Engineering Physics—Ramsay Vincent Zahar (Vancouver).

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The B'nai B'rith Chapter No. 77 Scholarship, $50 (proficiency in Chemical Engineering, proceeding to Final Year): Allen David Gosman (Quesnel).

The Boultbee-Bosustow Memorial Scholarship, $250 (proficiency in Metallurgy or Mining Third Year): Kenneth N. Street (Vancouver).

British Columbia Cement Company Limited Civil Engineering Scholarship, $250 (pro­ficiency, proceeding to Final Year): Danold Jackson Buckland (West Vancouver).

The British Columbia Electric Company Limited Undergraduate Engineering Scholarships $200 each (proficiency, proceeding to Final Year): Civil Engineering—Terence John Hirst (Alberta) Electrical Engineering—Paul T. L. Chan (Vancouver) Mechanical Engineering—Konrad Emil Meissner (Vancouver).

British Columbia Lumber Manufacturers Association Prizes in Engineering (general pro­ficiency and ability in course on structural design), $75 each: Donald Jackson Buckland (West Vancouver) Donald James Wingrove Reid (Port Coquitlam) H. Herbert Wiebe (Vancouver) James Alexander Wood (Vancouver).

British Columbia Transformer Co. Ltd. Scholarship in Electrical Engineering, $250 (pro­ficiency, proceeding to Final Year): Paul T. L. Chan (Vancouver).

The California Standard Company Undergraduate Scholarship, $400 (proficiency, pro­ceeding to Final Year, Chemical Engineering): Allen David Gosman (Quesnel).

The California Standard Company Undergraduate Scholarship, $400 (Geological engineer­ing, proceeding to Final Year): Robert Ernest Gordon Davis (Vancouver).

The Canadian Forest Products Ltd. Scholarships, $150 each (good standing, First or Second Year Forest Engineering, proceeding to higher year): Robert Morris Sitter (Creston) Robert Mitchel Thomson (Kelowna).

The Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, B.C. Section, Prizes (books to value of $35 each) (best essays written by members of F.M. Dawson Club between Second and Third Years—awards made in March, 1961): Robert E. G. Davis (Vancouver) K. David Genn (Vancouver) Robert A. Ploc (Vancouver).

Dow Chemical of Canada Limited Scholarship in Chemical Engineering, $500 (proficiency, proceeding to Final Year): Roshan L. Sachdeva (North Vancouver).

The Dunsmuir Scholarship, $200 (highest in Mining engineering. Third Year): William Davidson Diment (Victoria).

The E. M. Herb Scholarships in Engineering, $500 each for two years (proficiency and student activities): Renewals—

Mervyn Daniel Olsen (Armstrong) Allen David Gosman (Quesnel)

New awards— Robert Ewart Butler (North Surrey) Gary Edwin Cowell (North Burnaby).

The Finning Tractor & Equipment Co. Ltd. Scholarships (proficiency and overall qualities), $250 each: Civil Engineering—Peter Wilmar Herke (Vancouver) Mining and Metallurgy—Robert Allen Ploc (Vancouver) Forest Engineering—Robert Morris Sitter (Creston) Mechanical Engineering—Edelbert Plett (Chilliwack).

The General Construction Company Limited Scholarship, $200 (proficiency in the first two years of engineering): Robert Ewart Butler (North Surrey).

The G. M. Dawson Scholarship, $50 (highest standing Third Year geology): Robert Ernest Gordon Davis (Vancouver).

The Heavy Construction Association of B.C. Scholarships (proficiency, heavy construc­tion fields, proceeding to Final Year, Civil Engineering), $250 each: Keith Edward Robinson (North Vancouver) H. Herbert Wiebe (Vancouver)

The Hoffars Ltd. Scholarship in Machine Design and Applied Mechanics, $300 (pro­ficiency, proceeding to Final Year): Lino Magagna (Vancouver).

The Ingledow Scholarship in Engineering, $100 (proficiency in Second Year engineering): Roy Bruce Hayter (Oliver).

The Kennecott Copper Corporation Scholarship in Mining, $500 a year for two years (proceeding to Third Year Mining): David Lawrence Johnston (Terrace).

The Lambert Scholarship, $300 (proficiency, proceeding to Civil Engineering, Final Year): Donald James W. Reid (Port Coquitlam).

Mobil Oil of Canada Ltd. Scholarship in Geology, $400 (proficiency, proceeding to geology): Stephen Kenneth Nelson (Aldergrove).

The Mcintosh Supply Ltd. Scholarship in Fluid Mechanics and Thermodynamics, $250 (proficiency, proceeding to Final Year): Siegbert Wolf (Vernon).

Northern Commercial Company Limited Scholarship, $500 (proficiency in Engineering, proceeding to Final Year): Frederick Stephen Chute (Dawson Creek). 33

Northern Electric Undergraduate Scholarship, $500 (proficiency, electrical engineering, proceeding to Final Year): Brian Linda) Eyford (Burnaby).

Paper Industry Management Association Scholarship, $346 (high standing): John Peter Berdusco (Vancouver).

The Rayonier Canada Limited Scholarship in Chemical Engineering, $500 (proficiency, proceeding to Final Year): Brian Peter Le Clair (Powell River).

The Rayonier Canada Limited Scholarship in Mechanical Engineering. $500 (proficiency proceeding to Final Year): Mervyn Daniel Olson (Armstrong).

Royal Institution Scholarship In Applied Science, $200 (highest standing in First Year): James William Sutherland (North Surrey).

The R. Randolph Bruce Scholarship, $225 (proficiency in metallurgical engineering, Third Year): Richard David Chataway (Nanaimo).

The S. P. Slinn Scholarship in Engineering, $100 (proficiency in engineering, proceeding to next higher year): Ken Ture Gustafson (Trail).

The Thomas and Evelyn Hebb Memorial Scholarship, $300 (proficiency in engineering physics, proceeding to Final Year): Edgar H. Schroeder (Langley).

University Scholarship in Applied Science, $200 (proficiency in Second Year engineering): John Sanders (Ontario).

The Vancouver Electrical Association Scholarship, $250 (proficiency, entering Final Year): Walter James Henry Harris (New Westminster).

The Western Canada Steel Ltd. Scholarship in Metallurgy, $500 a year for two years (proficiency, proceeding to metallurgical engineering): New a w a r d -

Richard Donald Warda (Ladysmith) Renewal for Final Year—

Thomas Grant John (Trail). Forestry

The Finning Tractor and Equipment Co. Ltd. Scholarship, (Forestry) $250 (overall stand­ing and qualifications): Patrick Joseph Connor (North Surrey).

The Gait Elkington Memorial Scholarship, $400 (academic standing, overall qualities, and promise): Philip Osborn Dobson (Vernon).

The H. R. MacMillan Scholarships in Forestry and Forest Engineering: (a) highest standing in Second Year, $200—

John Gotland Worrall (England) (b) second highest standing in Second Year, $100—

Orest Allan Novik (Saskatchewan) (c) highest standing in First Year, $200—

Barteld Johannes Van der Kamp (New Westminster) (d) second highest standing in First Year, $100—

Kenneth John Harmer (Alberni). The Phil Wilson Bursary in Forestry, $300 (standing, leadership, experience in woods

employment, logging, etc.): Brodie Swan (Vancouver). Rayonier Canada Limited Scholarship in Forestry, $500 (most outstanding In Third Year,

Lome George Brace (Alberta). The Western Plywood Company Limited Bursaries, $25 each (standing, personal qualities,

extra curricular activities): John Leslie Adams (West Summerland) Jack Abram Biickert (Chiiliwack).

Home Economics

The Agnes Merle Turnbull Scholarship, $70 (proficiency. First Year Home Economics): Elizabeth Anne Leroux (Vancouver).

The Dr. Alice Ravenhill Memorial Scholarship, $200 (highest standing Second Year): Linda Diane Clouston (Alberni).

Home Economics First Year Prize, $75 (proficiency, First Year): Bernice Anne Timbers (North Vancouver).

Mary Graham Holland Scholarship for Home Economics, $500 (outstanding overall quali­fications): Bernice Ellen Cail (Vancouver).

The Vancouver Women's Canadian Club Scholarship in Home Economics, $100 (pro­ficiency, proceeding to Final Year): Alice Maretta Borton (Vancouver).

Law The Canada Permanent Trust Company Prize, $50 (student in Second Year with highest

standing in subject of Property): Willis Edward O'Leary (Calgary). The Carswell Company Limited Prizes (books) (highest standing):

Third Year—Anne Margaret Noel Givins (Prince George) Second Year—Willis Edward O'Leary (Calgary) First Year—John Swan (Vancouver).

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The H. Carl Goldenberg Book Prize (general proficiency): Rolf Weddigen (Vancouver). The Hon. R. L. Maitland Memorial Scholarship, $250 (highest standing in Second Year):

Willis Edward O'Leary (Calgary). Judge Schultz Prize in Criminal Law. $100 (highest standing, First Year, in Criminal Law):

Frederick John Edward Jordan (Nakusp). The Ladner Prize in Law, $100 (highest standing. First Year): John Swan (Vancouver). The Norman MacKenzie Prize in Public International Law, $50 (highest standing in

Public International Law): Willis Edward O'Leary (Calgary). Special Book Prize, 25: John Lewis Jon Jessiman (Vancouver). University Proficiency Scholarship (high standing):

Second Year— John Lewis Jon Jessiman (Vancouver)—$100 Rolf Weddigen (Vancouver)—$50

First Year— John Thomas English (Vancouver)—$100

Medicine

The B.C. Federation of Women Doctors Scholarship in Medicine, $50 (proficiency and promise): Joan McClatchie (Vancouver).

The Borden Company, Limited, Prize in Paediatrics, $100 (highest standing, Third Year, in Paediatrics): Donald John Gladman (Vancouver).

British Pacific Life Insurance Company Scholarship, $125, plus bursary (good standing, Third Year): Edmund Jean Lewis (Vancouver).

Cave and Company Limited Prize in Pathology, $100 (proficiency in pathology, Second Year): Joan McClatchie (Vancouver).

Crown Zellerbach Canada Limited Scholarship in Medicine, $600 (proficiency, proceeding to Third Year): Michael Schulzer (Vancouver).

The C. V. Mosby Book Prizes (excellence and promise in a field or fields): Frederick William Elliott (Vancouver) Marilyn Joan Macvey (Vancouver) John Wrinch (Vancouver).

The Dr. A. M. Agnew Memorial Scholarship, $150 (highest, Third Year, in obstetrics and gynaecology): Duncan Bruce Allardyce (Vancouver).

The Dr. H. L. W. Turnbull Memorial Scholarship, $450 (highest aggregate standing, Second Year, pre-clinical subjects): John Humphrey Walton (Trail).

The Dr. Isabel Day Memorial Scholarship, $75 (outstanding in Physiology, First Year): William Frank Emmons (Vancouver).

The Dr. J. Meredith Graham Memorial Prize, $75 (outstanding record in academic and practical programmes, Second Year): Thomas Peter Harmon (Vancouver).

The Dr. Lavell H. Leeson Memorial Scholarship, $75 (high academic standing, Third Year): Gary Cannell Morrison (Royston).

The Ella J. Harrison Prize, $25 (outstanding achievement, Second Year): Michael Mel­bourne O'Brien (Langley).

The Hamber Scholarship in Medicine, $750 (proficiency in Third Year): Donald John Gladman (Vancouver).

The Hoffman-La Roche Limited Scholarship $200 (highest standing. First Year, Physio­logy): Paul Maurice Plummer (Vancouver).

The H. Rocke Robertson Prize in Surgery, $150 (outstanding, Third Year, in surgical studies): Roy Dallas Broman (Vancouver).

The J. R. Neilson Memorial Book Prize, $50 (outstanding Third Year, in studies related to paediatric surgery): Donald John Gladman (Vancouver).

The Myron M. Weaver Scholarship, $200 (overall standing, ability, and interest, Second Year): Joan McClatchie (Vancouver).

The Osier Society of Vancouver Scholarship, $200 (outstanding, Third Year, field of In­ternal Medicine): Donald John Gladman (Vancouver).

The Richard and Mary Legh Trophy (class making best all-round contribution during academic year): Second Year Class.

The Richard Owen Memorial Prize, $75 (high overall qualifications and standing, Second Year): Patrick McCallum Brown (Lac La Hache).

The Sandoz Prize in Pharmacology (special equipment) (highest standing in Pharma­cology): Harold Albert Menkes (Victoria).

The Sandoz Prizes in Clinical Microscopy (copies of Sandoz Atlas of Maemotology) (leading students in subject of Clinical Microscopy): Duncan Bruce Allardyce (Vancouver) John Arthur Boone (Oliver) David Howard Cohn (Vancouver) William Otto Dahl (Vancouver) Joseph Deitcher (Montreal)

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David Michael Derry (Sidney) Frederick William Elliott (Vancouver) (Mrs.) Janet Ferguson Forstner (Vancouver) David Brian Kagnoff (Vancouver) Samuel Morton Schloss (Vancouver) Bernard Leon Toft (Vancouver)

Special University Scholarship, $150 (proficiency in anatomy, First Year): Charles Arthur Boyd (Argenta).

Special University Scholarship, $150 (proficiency in biochemistry. First Year): Malcolm Leonard Wilson (New Westminster).

Vancouver Women's Canadian Club Scholarship in Medicine, $100 (high standing and promise): Marilyn Joan Macvey (Vancouver).

Music

The Friends of Victoria Nagler Scholarship, $100 (ability, proficiency, and promise): George Errol Gay (Penticton).

The Maurice Taylor Scholarship in Music, $250 (promise and ability): John Evan Sawyer (Vancouver).

Pharmacy

The B.C. Drugs Limited Scholarship, $250 (proficiency in First Year): Ona Rosalee Willis (West Summerland).

The Burrough Wellcome Scholarship, $250 (outstanding. First Year): Linda Gail Rosen-feld (Vancouver).

The Canadian Foundation for the Advancement of Pharmacy Scholarships, $100 each (merit): Harald Jensen (Vancouver) Rudolf Clifford Klassen (Vancouver) Donald Sidney Millward (Penticton) James Edward Sloboda (New Westminster).

The Canodian Pharmaceutical Association Prize (copy of Canadian Formulary and Com­pendium of Pharmaceutical Specialties) (merit in Pharmaceutics cource): Andrea Mary Patricia Miller (Victoria).

The Charles E. Frosst Scholarship, $250 (proficiency): Andrea Mary Patricia Miller (Victoria).

The Cunningham Scholarship in Pharmacy, $250 (proficiency, proceeding to Third Year): Fred Ying Toy Leung (Cumberland).

The Poulenc Scholarship in Pharmacy, $250 (outstanding in biological sciences courses in programme): Nina Catherine Kosovich (Cranbrook).

The W. Elgin Turnbull Memorial Scholarship, $1000 (general proficiency and aptitude in pharmaceutical economics and merchandising): Arthur Richard Toft (Vancouver).

Summer Session

The Sir Charles Tupper Chapter, I.O.D.E., Bursary, $75: Philip Butterfield (Vancouver). The Dr. H. T. J. Coleman Scholarship, $100 (for summer study at the University): John

Cyril Holt (Nelson). Lederle Medical Student Research Fellowships (summer research—preclinical depart­

ments, Faculty of Medicine): Duncan Bruce Allardyce (Vancouver) William Frank Emmons (Vancouver).

Medical Research Council Summer Research Scholarships: John Humphrey Walton (Trail) Edmund Jean Lewis (Vancouver).

British Columbia Teachers' Federation Scholarships

Postgraduate award, $1500 (for study at University of London): Howard Earle Johnston (Lillooet).

Postgraduate Summer Session Awards, $250 each: Thomas Joseph Brighouse (Salmon Arm) Arthur Bell Wright (Vancouver) (for study at University of Alberta).

Undergraduate Scholarship, $1500: (Mrs.) Ingrid Margretha Cowie (Campbell River). Undergraduate Summer Session Scholarships, $250 each:

John Banmen (Yarrow) Georgina Helen Goodwin (North Vancouver) Desmond James Grady (Salmon Arm) Alexander E. K. Philip (Wonowon) John Richard Stickney (Rossland).

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Awards made by other Institutions

The Alliance Francaise Scholarship (valued at $1200) (summer training programme in Paris, France): David Alfred Trott (Burnaby).

The Mackenzie King Travelling Scholarships, $1500 each (for study in the United King­dom or United States, field of international or industrial relations): John Howard Goodwin (West Vancouver); Ruth Mary Kidd (Vancouver).

The Pilkington Glass Limited Travelling Fellowship in Architecture ($2500 plus travel expenses for study in England): Bruno Basil Freschi (Vancouver).

3. AWARDS ANNOUNCED OCTOBER 3rd, 1961

Head of the Graduating Class for the Degree of B.S.N.

The Helen L. Balfour Prize, $225: Janelyn Gail Haslett (Vancouver).

For Graduate Study and Research The Aluminium Laboratories Limited Fellowship, $1600 plus tuition fees: Leonard Angus

Simpson (Vancouver). The British Columbia Electric Company Travelling Scholarship in Architecture, $2000

(for study in Europe): Peter Batchelor (Vancouver). The California Standard Graduate Fellowship, $1000: Kenneth Northcote (Vancouver). The Canadian Forest Industries Entomological Scholarship, $150: Laszlo Safranyik (Van­

couver). The Frank F. Smith Scholarship for Theology, $300: Deane Boundy (Vancouver). Institute of Industrial Relations Fellowships:

Rainer Baum (Vancouver)—$ 1500 James Meekison (Vancouver)—$750 Joseph David Mooney (Vancouver)—$600 Frank Parkin (Vancouver)—$1500 Helen Sturdy (Vancouver)—$750.

The Johnston Terminals Ltd. Fellowship in Commerce, $1500: David Joseph Schmirler (Alberta).

The Leon Koerner Graduate Scholarship, $500: George Lesko (Vancouver). The Northern Electric Graduate Research Fellowship, $1500: Clement Andre Salama

(Vancouver). The Ukrainian Professional and Business Men's Club of Vancouver Graduate Scholarship,

$1000: Henning Andersen (Vancouver). University Graduate Scholarships, $600 each:

Donald Robert Heywood (Vancouver) John Thomas Walton (Vancouver).

University Graduate Scholarships: Holly J. Alisharan (West Indies)—$500 Anthony Davidson (Vancouver)—$500 Farrell John Hannah (Burnaby)—$400 (Mrs.) Helen Jones (Vancouver)—$400 Peter Morris (Vancouver)—$400 James W. H. Monger (Vancouver)—$300 James Daniel Papsdorf (Vancouver)—$400 Jon Copeland Stott (Victoria)—$300.

The VanDusen Graduate Fellowships in Forestry: Gavin S. Hall (Vancouver)—$750 Ladislaw Heger (Vancouver)—$750 Laurence Roche (Vancouver)—$1000 Laszlo Safranyik (Vancouver)—$500.

The William Rea Scholarship in Television, $1000: Kerry Feltham (Vancouver). Postgraduate Resident Fellowship Harold S. Foley, Jr. Memorial Resident-Fellowship in Paediatrics, $3600: Dr. Jacqueline

A. Smith (Vancouver).

General The B.C. Dental Association Scholarship, $250: (for study at approved School of Den­

tistry): David Lloyd George Bowler (Richmond). The B.C. Dental Supply Co. Ltd. Scholarship, $200: David Lloyd George Bowler (Rich­

mond).

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The British Columbia Electric Company Special Scholarships, $200 each: Janice Mary Bevan (Victoria) (for Victoria College) Gordon Clifford Eekman (Victoria) Richard Arthur Gough (Victoria) (for Victoria College) Bryan Roger Henry (Vancouver) Vera Anne Ripley (Vancouver).

The British Columbia Hotels Association Scholarships, $250 each: Teddy Cameron Dakin (Cloverdale) Robert McLeod Dunbar (Kingsgate) Victor Frederick Huckell (Vancouver) Margaret Anne Rendle (Courtenay) Louis John Schulson (Ladysmith) Barbara Staniforth (Kimberley).

The Joseph David Hall Memorial Scholarship, $150: (Mrs.) Eugene Bartlett (Vancouver). The Seattle Branch, U.B.C. Alumni, Scholarship, $200: Jennifer Barbara Carrick (Spokane). The Standard Oil Company of British Columbia Scholarship, $500 renewable annually

for two further years: Brian Russel Olund (Mt. Lehman). The T. E. and M. E. Ladner Memorial Scholarship, $400: Susan Hamilton (Ladner). Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Company Scholarships (renewals for proficiency) {con­

tinuing in engineering or in physical sciences, B.Sc. course): Walter Allegretto (Burnaby)—$400 David Barry Gibbs (Vancouver)—$400 Robert Raymond Parsons (North Surrey)—$400 Frank L. Valair (Vernon)—$400 Horst Witzke (Vancouver)—$500 Barry Curtis Woods (Kamloops)—$400.

United Jewish Peoples Order Max Erenberg Memorial Scholarship, $100: Johan Claire Bergstrome (West Summerland).

The Woodward Stores Limited Summer Session Scholarship, $250: Winona Elizabeth Stinson (Vancouver).

Architecture

The Architectural Institute of British Columbia Scholarship, $250: Kenneth Mitsuo Takeuchi (Vancouver).

Finning Tractor & Equipment Limited Scholarship, $500 (Architecture): Michael Miller (Vancouver).

Arts and Science

The Andrew H. Hutchinson Scholarship in Biology and Botany, $175: John Tonzetich (Nanaimo).

The Dome Petroleum Limited Scholarship, $500 (high standing. Honours Geology, pro­ceeding to Final Year): Douglas Glen Ray (Louis Creek).

The East Asia Scholarship, $100: Seymour Wayne Lytton (Nanaimo). The Mrs. Ralph Campney Scholarship in French, $200: Marc Blandford (Vancouver). The Thea Koerner Memorial Scholarship, $400 (promise in field of theatre studies):

Thomas Francis Shandel (Burnaby). The W. H. Maclnnes Scholarship in Greek, $200: David J. McCargar (Vancouver).

Commerce

The Canadian Freightways Limited Scholarship, $400 (proficiency, entering Commerce): Dennis Patrick Coates (Osoyoos).

The H. R. MacMillan (Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce) Scholarship, $1200 a year for full university course: Renewal—William F. Spence (Vancouver) New Award—Edwin H. Neave (Victoria)

The Vancouver Junior Chamber of Commerce Scholarship, $300 (proficiency, entering Commerce): Reginald Allan Gould (Vancouver).

Education and Teacher Training

The British Columbia Parent-Teacher Federation Scholarship, $100: Penelope Jean Bissell (Vancouver).

The British Columbia Teachers' Federation Scholarships in Teacher Training, $250 each: (a) proceeding to Fifth Year or one-year course for graduates:

Peter Edward Coleman (Vancouver) Marnie Jean Rogers (Trail)

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(b) proceeding to Fourth Year: Barbara Anne Bengough (Vancouver) Jack Winston Darcus (Vancouver)

(c) proceeding to Third Year: Peter Udo Ewert (Fernie) Janet Patricia Spraggs (Armstrong) (for Victoria College)

(d) Jproceeding to Second Year: (Mrs.) Lorna McCready (Vancouver) Anne Elmhirst Kemp (Victoria) (for Victoria College)

The Delta Kappa Gamma Society Scholarship, $350: Thora Rose Seifrit (Cloverdale). The Dr. Evlyn Fenwick Farris Scholarship in Education, $300: Donna Elsie More (Burnaby). The Dr. H. B. King Memorial Scholarship in Education, $150: Kersti Kull (Burnaby). Du Pont of Canada Limited Scholarship for Teacher Training, $2100: Frederick Alexander

Young (Vancouver). The Ernest A. Munro Memorial Scholarship, $150: Audrey Ede (Vancouver). The Saul Grand Scholarship, $100: Merle Ann Bottaro (New Westminster). The Smith, Davidson & Lecky Ltd. Scholarships in Education, $250 each:

Mary Elizabeth Barkworth (West Vancouver) Walter Alexander Herring (Vancouver).

Vancouver Elementary School Teachers' Association Scholarships, $150 each (high standing, proceeding to teaching): (a) The Elizabeth Dobbins Memorial (entering First Year)—

Diane Lynn Haverstock (Vancouver) (b) The Owen J. Thomas Scholarship (entering First Year)—

Carolle Gale Vogt (Vancouver) (c) Entering First Year—

Dorothy-Ann MacDonald (Vancouver) Donna Penelope McGregor (Vancouver)

(d) Entering Second Year— Leslie Joan Stacey (Vancouver)

(e) Entering Third Year— Eleanor Ruth Mills (Vancouver)

(f) Entering Fourth Year— Milton McClaren (Vancouver)

(g) Entering Fifth Year— Audrey Ede (Vancouver).

The Vancouver Secondary Teachers' Association Scholarships, $300 each (entering Teacher Training Course for Graduates): (a) The Dr. Hugh MacCorkindale Scholarship—

(Mrs.) Mary Jane Forster (White Rock) (b) The Owen J. Thomas Scholarship—

Karen Anne Carter (Vancouver). The Vancouver Secondary Women Teachers' Scholarship, $300 (entering Fourth Year,

B.Ed. Secondary Programme): Joan Anita Meger (Vernon).

Engineering

The American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers Scholar­ship (sponsored by B.C. Chapter), $200: Harvey Richard Cherewick (Vancouver).

The American Society for Metals, B.C. Chapter, Scholarship, $400: Robert John Mil-bourne (Vancouver).

The American Society for Metals Foundation for Education and Research Scholarship, $500: Kenneth N. Street (Vancouver).

The Boultbee Bosustow Memorial Scholarship, $250: Charles St. John (Vancouver). The Heavy Construction Association of B.C. Scholarships (entering Third Year Civil En­

gineering): John Samuel Russell Montgomery (Steveston)—$250 D. Bruce Forsyth (Fort St. James)—$200.

The Inco Undergraduate Scholarship, $300 and tuition fees (renewable): Glendon Peter Marston (Vancouver).

The Ingledow Scholarship in Engineering, $100: David Alfred Pecknold (Vancouver). The Morgan Warren Scholarship, $100: John Ewart Thorlakson (Kelowna). Union Carbide Canada Limited Undergraduate Scholarship, $600 (renewable for one

further year): Roy Bruce Hayter (Oliver).

Forestry and Forest Engineering

The David Bell Little Memorial Scholarship, $100: Alan David Chambers (Vancouver). The MacMillan, Bloedel and Powell River Scholarships for Forestry and Forest Engineer­

ing, $400 each: Frederick L. Bunnell (New Westminster) Kelso Jay Blakeney (North Vancouver).

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The Truck Loggers' Association Scholarships, $125 (for Forestry): Christopher John Garside (North Vancouver) Glen Errol Peterson (Saskatchewan).

Home Economics

The Inland Natural Gas Co. Ltd. Scholarship in Home Economics, $250: Pamela Joan Caldwell (Trail).

The Vancouver and District Home Economics Association Scholarship, $250: Jean Elizabeth Latimer (Burnaby).

Library Science

The Dorothy M. Jefferd Scholarship, $200: (Mrs.) Elizabeth Gatz (Vancouver).

Medicine

The Dr. Ernest Roland Myers Scholarship Fund: Duncan Bruce Allardyce (Vancouver)—$200 Rodney Oliver Brammall (Duncan)—$200 Lawrence H. Burr (Vancouver)—$200 Alex George F. Davidson (Vancouver)—$200 William James Dube (West Indies)—$200 Frederick William Elliott (Vancouver)—$200 Joan McClatchie (Vancouver)—$200 Michael Melbourne O'Brien (Langley)—$200 Geddes Frank Owen Tyers (Vancouver)—$200.

The Janet Hatfield Scholarship, $200: John Humphrey Walton (Trail). The Louis Lipsey Toohill Scholarships, $500 each:

Roy Dallas Broman (Vancouver) George Ernest Rasmussen (Vancouver).

The Vancouver Medical Association Medical Entrance Scholarship, $500: Ronald Walter James Ford (Burnaby).

Music

The Philharmonic Music Club Scholarship, $50: Eleanor Barcsak (North Vancouver).

Nursing

Crown Zellerbach Canada Limited Scholarship in Nursing, $500: Katherine Elsie Shpikula (Vancouver).

The Greater Vancouver District Registered Nurses Scholarship, $250: Ellen Lilian Knighton (Vancouver).

The Hamber Scholarship in Nursing, $300: (Mrs.) Peggy Joyce English (Vancouver). Mary Graham Holland Scholarship in Nursing, $300: Norma Helen Cann (Vancouver). Provincial Health Branch Scholarship, $100: Evangeline Bernice Vinge (Vancouver). University Nurses Club Scholarship, $100: Shirley Alice Lund (Vancouver). University Scholarship in Nursing and Health, $200: Margaret Joan Lendrum (Victoria). The Vancouver Women's Canadian Club Scholarship in Nursing. $100: Sandra A. Seed

(Vancouver).

Pharmacy

The Pharmaceutical Association of the Province of British Columbia Scholarship, $100 (proficiency, entering Pharmacy): Noreen Margaret Hickie (Cloverdale).

Physical Education

The Alice Bishopric Memorial Book Prize, $25 (highest standing in biological sciences, B.P.E. course): Nancy Rae Bartlett (West Vancouver).

The Lieutenant James Douglas Hamilton Book Prize, $25 (proficiency in academic and physical programme, B.P.E. course): Alan David Yarr (Vancouver).

Social Work

The Laura Holland Scholarship, $300: (Mrs.) Helga Hicks (Vancouver). The Richard Zack Scholarship, $500: (Mrs.) Theresa Kaufmann (Vancouver).

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Entrance from Grade XII or XIII

The Alan W. Neill Memorial Scholarship, $300: James Donald Earle (Port Alice). The Annie B. Jamieson Scholarship, $150: Glenda Ruth Olson (Vancouver). British Columbia Forest Products Limited Scholarships, $300 each:

Wendy Elizabeth Baker (Duncan) Lindas Ann Daly (Youbou) (for Victoria College) Sandrea Louise Howden (Youbou) John Louis Shelling (Chemainus) Eric Walter Thomson (Victoria) (for Victoria College) Karen Maureen Troop (Victoria) (for Victoria College).

The Burrard Dry Dock Company Limited Entrance Scholarship, $250 a year for four years: Joyce Andrian Holding (North Vancouver).

Canadian Marietta Customers Scholarships, $250 each (for chemistry or chemical en-

Jineering): ames Leslie Douglas (Coquitlam)

Robert Graham Overland (Vancouver). The Canadian Women's Press Club (Vancouver Branch) Scholarship, $500: Patricia Ann

Horrobin (Vancouver). The Chris Spencer Foundation Scholarships for University Entrance, $275 each:

(a) highest standing in the Province— Robert Byng Gordon (Prince Rupert) (Relinquished)

(b) second highest standing in the Province— Timothy Charles Padmore (Vancouver) (Relinquished)

(c) Area winners— Adrienne Margaret Allen (Kamloops) (Relinquished) Eric Arthur Astrom (Vancouver) Alan Streatfield Bell (West Vancouver) Christopher Joe Brealey (Campbell River) (Relinquished) John Allan Cairns (Trail) (Relinquished) Karalee Ann Coleman (Vernon) Gwynneth Lynn Davis (Vancouver) (Relinquished) Timothy William Flegel (Roseland) Katharine Ruth Herbison (Nelson) William Frederick Hubbard (Victoria) Evelyn Mary-Ann Johnston (White Rock) Lee Frances Kennedy (New Westminster) Malvern Gordon Phillips (Vancouver) Eric Anthony Reif (Vancouver) Daphne Jane Simms (Dawson Creek) (Relinquished) Peter Lloyd Smith (Vancouver).

(d) Other winners— Edwin Dortridge Donald (Sidney) (for Victoria College) David Arnold Hansen (Mission City) Timothy A. Le Goff (Vancouver) Gerald Gordon Maki (Prince Rupert).

Chris Spencer Foundation Special Scholarships, $500 a year for a maximum of five years: Robert Byng Gordon (Prince Rupert) John Allan Cairns (Trail).

The Crown Zellerbach Canada Limited Scholarship No. 1, $500: Kari Uolevi Mahlberg (Richmond).

The Crown Zellerbach Canada Limited Scholarship No. 2, $500: John Edward Dixon (New Westminster).

The Dairyland Credit Union Scholarship, $200: Daniel Douglas McLeod (Richmond). The East Asiatic Co. (B.C.) Ltd. Scholarship. $500: George Bernard Wayne Green (Ze-

ballos). The Faculty Scholarship, $200: Janet Carole Haddock (Vancouver). The Federation of Telephone Workers of B.C. (Plant Division) Scholarship, $500: Carol

Karvonen (Princeton). General Motors of Canada Scholarship Programme, $200 plus grant, renewal for three

further years: Gwynneth L. Davis (Vancouver) Raymond George Vickson (Vancouver).

The Hon. W. C. Woodward University Memorial Scholarships, $500 a year each for a maximum of five years: Dennis Leslie Peacock (Vancouver) Donna Lynn Kerby (North Surrey).

Hospital Employees' Union Local 180 Scholarships, $250 each: Phyllis Faye Eaton (Chilliwack) Heather G. Unterreiner (Vancouver).

The Hotel Association of Prince Rupert Scholarship, $300: Gerald Gordon Maki (Prince Rupert).

The I.W.A. (New Westminster) Credit Union Scholarship, $250: Judith Doris Lumb (New Westminster).

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Japanese-Canadian Citizens' Association B.C. Centennial Scholarship, $100: Christine Sugako Kishi (Steveston).

The Jean Craig Smith Scholarship, $450: Elizabeth Anne Purslow (Kelowna). Kitsilano High School Staff Scholarship, $275: Neil Henderson (Vancouver). The Kiwassa Club of New Westminster Scholarship, $250: Beatrice Patricia Agnes Peter­

son (New Westminster). The Lions Gate Branch No. 79 Canadian Legion Scholarship, $500 each:

Frederick Angelo Evelyn (Vancouver) Randall Neale Fairey (Vancouver).

The L. J. LeFohn Scholarship, $250: Timothy John Anthony Le Goff (Vancouver). The Nancy Ryckman Scholarship, $250: Derril Locke Thomas (Creston). The Pacific Brewers Warehousing Ltd. Scholarships:

Delbert Keith Doll (Terrace)—$400 Sally Irene Estlin (Nelson)—$400 David Stanley Johnson (Fernie)—$400 Brian Daniel Giles (Cloverdale)—$400 Joy Margaret Potts (Kamloops)—$400 Gwendolyn Blodwen Messner (Merritt)—$400 Robert Alan Rasmussen (New Westminster)—$400 Patricia Lillian Smith (Oliver)—$400 Marilyn Jane Smith (Rossland)—$200 Robert Anthony Watt (Creston)—$400 Peter Stephen Webster (Kelowna)-—$400 Florabel Lynn Thomson (Cloverdale)—$400 Rosalynn Marie Izumi (Greenwood)-—$400.

The Phrateres Scholarship Fund, $100: May Vool (Honeymoon Bay). The Plimsoll Club Entrance Scholarships (donated by Pacific Coast Terminals Co. Ltd.),

$346 each: Robert Martin Greenall (New Westminster) Burns Fraser Morrison (New Westminster).

The Royal Arch Scholarships, $300 each: Janice Graeme Atkinson (North Surrey) Donald Allen Parker (Bonnington Falls).

Royal Institution Scholarships for Grade XI I I , $200 each: (a) highest standing in Province—

Andre Louis Le Palud (Vancouver) (b) second highest standing in Province—

Marilynn Jane Smith (Rossland) (c) other winners—

Brian Russel Olund (Mt. Lehman) Glenda Jean Card (Rossland) (for Victoria College) Dennis Patrick Coates (Osoyoos) Thora Rose Seifrit (Cloverdale).

The Ruth E. Cameron Memorial Scholarship, $250: Patricia Lynne Wishlow (Coquitlam). Scholarships for Vancouver High Schools (Britannia):

John Miller (Vancouver)—$750 Shelagh Keath (Vancouver)—$200 John Pavich (Vancouver)—$200 Sharon Ann Phillips (Vancouver)—$250 Dennis Alan Rankin (Vancouver)—$200 John Adrian Ripmeester (Vancouver)—$200 Raymond Vickson (Vancouver)—$200.

The Standard Oil Company of British Columbia Entrance Scholarship, $500 a year for a maximum of four years: Timothy Charles Padmore (Vancouver).

Standard Oil Company of British Columbia Limited Special Scholarship $500 (renewal for three further years): Mary Alison Green (North Vancouver).

The Super-Valu Stores Ltd. Scholarship, $500 (renewable for two further years): William Thomas Stanbury (Vancouver).

Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Company Scholarships (for physical sciences or engineering): Theodore Frank Bergen (Sardis)—$600 Kenneth Alan Elmore (Aldergrove)—^-$400 Kenneth Joseph Gaglardi (Mission City)—$500 David Gordon Hoye (Vernon)—$400 Andre Louis Le Palud (Vancouver)—$300 Robert Howard Nelson (New Westminster)—$400 Alvin Allen Schroeder (Cloverdale)—$400 Terence Ralph Treasure (Port Coquitlam)—$500 Gerald Melvin Wiens (Vancouver)—$400 Philip Norman Green (Aldergrove)—$300 Howard Rice-Jones (Langley)—$300.

The U.B.C. Alumni Association Regional Scholarships, $300 each: John Samuel Russell (Chapman Camp) Thomas Howard Ramsay (Nelson) Hans-Dittmar Mundel (Oliver)

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Linda Al ison Freeman (Vernon) Leslie Jean McLaren (Prince Rupert) Richard Frankl in Wood (Nor th Pine) Mar i l yn Louise Pelzer (Burnaby) Beatrice Patr ic ia Peterson (New Westminster) David Walker Livingstone (Cloverdale) Edward Brian Hughes (Victor ia) (for V ic tor ia College) Donald An thony Patr iarche (Victoria) (for V ic tor ia College) Linda Lorelei Courte (Powell River) Thomas M a r t i n Chataway (Nanaimo) Neil John Bosomworth (Armstrong) Charles Corrie Pent land (Vancouver) David Alexander Mustar t (New Westminster) David Lawrence Lansdowne (Aler t Bay) John Duncan Hepburn (Fulford Harbour) Linda Kathleen Wi l k i n (Nor th Vancouver) Margare t Joan Bruce (Vernon) Douglas John M u t h (Rossland) Catherine Merle Trevelyan (Creston).

The U.B.C. Branch No. 72 of the Canadian Legion, B.E.S.L., Scholarship Fund, $300 each: Jean Mary Drewry (Kamloops) Joan Valerie Fowler (Nor th Vancouver) Wi l l iam Reginald Robinson (Burnaby) Lorraine Noala Smitten (Rossland) Peter Stewart Burt t (Burns Lake).

U.B.C. Scholarships (Special Bursaries Fund), $300 each: A l l an Frankl in Anderson (Vancouver) Peter Joseph Rose (Vancouver) Wendy Anne Sarkissian (Nor th Vancouver) Sharon Eileen Shaughnessy (Powell River).

Union Carbide Canada Limited Scholarship, $700 for f i rst year, plus renewals: Christopher Jo Brealey (Campbell River).

The University of Brit ish Columbia Employees, Local Union 116, Scholarship, $250: Mar i l yn Jane Friesen (Vancouver).

University Scholarships for Universi ty Entrance, $225 each: (a) highest standing in t he Prov ince—

Robert Byng Gordon (Prince Rupert) (Relinquished) (b) second highest standing in the Prov ince—

T imothy Charles Padmore (Vancouver) (Relinquished) (c) Area w inners—

Adr ienne Margare t A I lerc. (Kamloops) (Relinquished) Eric Ar thur Ast rom (Vancouver) A lan S. Bell (West Vancouver) Christopher Joe Brealey (Campbell River) (Relinquished) John A l l an Cairns (Trail) (Relinquished) Karalee A . Coleman (Vernon) Gwynneth Lynn Davis (Vancouver) (Relinquished) T imothy Wi l l i am Flegel (Roseland) Kathar ine Ruth Herbison (Nelson) Wi l l iam F. Hubbard (Victor ia) Evelyn Johnston (Whi te Rockj Lee Frances Kennedy (New Westminster) Malvern Gordon Phill ips (Vancouver) Eric An thony Reif (Vancouver) Daphne Jane Simons (Dawson Creek) (Relinquished) Peter Lloyd Smith (Vancouver).

(d) Other w inners— David Arno ld Hansen (Mission City) Delbert K. Doll (Terrace) John A l l an Woodsworth (Vancouver) Michael W . Bart le t t (Vancouver)—$112.50 Gordon Scott Mc ln ty re (Vancouver)—$112.50.

Vancouver Federal Employees Credit Union Harold Pocock Memor ia l Scholarship, $350:

Edward Courtenay Bancroft (Nor th Vancouver). The Vancouver Local Of f ice Unemployment Insurance Commission Staf f Scholarship,

$150: Carolyn Jean Mink ley (Nor th Vancouver) . The Vancouver Postal Club Scholarship, $150: Ronald Henry Steele (Vancouver). The Vancouver Sun Scholarships for Carriers, $500 each (renewable):

Eric Ar thur Ast rom (Vancouver) Ma lvern Gordon Rutherford Phil l ips (Vancouve).

The Vancouver Sun Special Scholarship for Carriers, $500 (renewable): Roy Lionel Heath Darcus (Vancouver).

The W . H. Maclnnes Entrance Scholarships in English: Linda L. Courte (Westv iew)—$100 T imothy Le Goff (Vancouver)—$50 Florabel Lynn Thomson (Cloverdale)—$25.

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The W . H. Maclnnes Entrance Scholarships in Mathemat ics: Robert Byng Gordon (Prince Rupert)-—$ 100 T imothy Charles Padmore (Vancouver)—$50 Eric Ar thur Ast rom (Vancouver)—$25.

The Yarrows Limi ted Entrance Scholarship, $250 a year for four years: Ma r i an Joyce Lindsay Alexander (Victor ia) (for V ic tor ia College).

Summer Session Awards in Commerce, 1961

Summer Session Scholarships in Personal and Business Finance: Herbert H. A l l an (A lber ta )—$200 H. E. Bowes (Saskatchewan)—$250 Kenneth Harold Green (Saskatchewan)—$250 Hector B. MacDonald (Saskatchewan)—$250 Arno ld S. Schifferns (Saskatchewan)—$250.

Summer Session Extension Awards, 1961

(Summer School of Dance, Opera, Theatre, Ar ts and Craf ts , Music and other extension programmes).

A . Earson Gibson Awards: R. M. Bellamy (Vancouver)—Scholarship $50 John Garwood (Ladysmith)—Bursary $35 Terence Kenneth Kelly (Burnaby)—Scholarship $75 Edith McLel lan (Vancouver)—Bursary $25

Brentwood Park P.T. Council Award : Hol ly Lane (Mission City)—Scholarship $15. Brit ish Columbia Electric Company L td . Award :

(Mrs.) N i ta Forrest (Victor ia)—Scholarship $75 Maeve Gorsuch (Langley)—Scholarship $45 Duerthen Kampmann (Manitoba)—Scholarship $75 Barrett Kushner (Nanaimo)—Scholarship $25 John David Trueman (Victor ia)—Scholarship $75

Burnaby Parent Teacher Council Award : Ma r t i Wr igh t (Vancouver)—Bursary $25. Canadian Pacif ic Airways (return t ranspor tat ion to Vancouver):

Irene Anc i l l (K i t imat ) Eva Black (K i t imat ) Loyola Louisa Bunz (Quesnel) Margaret Catherine Burton (Prince George) Merna Coll ins (Dawson Creek) Douglas Craig (K i t imat ) Ted Dodsworth (K i t imat ) David Lewis Freeman (Rossland) Ingrun Hagemann (K i t imat ) Susan Harding (Prince Rupert) Joyce Johnson (Prince Rupert) Richard Kadulski (K i t imat ) Kal ly Kru tmaa (Prince Rupert) Ricky Lindseth (Prince Rupert) Jan Al ison Necoton (Prince Rupert) Danny Nishi (Port Edward) Lorna Margare t Schwenk (Penticton) Gordon Edmond Whi tehead (Nor th Kamloops).

C. E. Disher Awards: Enn Erisalu (Vancouver)—Scholarship $50 Heather D. M . McCal lum (Vancouver)—Scholarship $75 Sharon McMi l len (Nor th Vancouver)—Bursary $50 Margare t Reinhold (Osoyoos)—Bursary $25 A lan Scarfe (Vancouver)—Bursary $50

Distil lers Co. (Canada) L td . Award : Rodney Maxwel l -Mui r (Burnaby)—Scholarship $50. Dominion Stores L imi ted Awards:

(Mrs.) V ick i Berniolles (Langley)—Bursary $25 Cam Boylan (Ol iver)—Bursary $25 Winston L. Leathers (Manitoba)—Scholarship $75 D. H. Risdon (Vancouver)—Bursary $5 Maisie Robertson (Vancouver)—Bursary $50 Lorna Margare t Schwenk (Pent icton)—Bursary $25 Linda Wi lson (Sidney)—Bursary $20.

Dr. J . K. Friesen Award : Sandra McVinn ie (Sidney)—Bursary $15. Ian Docherty A w a r d : Richard Leiterman (West Vancouver)—Bursary $15. Leon and Thea Koerner Foundat ion Awards:

Loyola Louise Bunz (Quesnel)—Bursary $50 Margaret C. Burton (Prince George)—Bursary $50 Robin Elizabeth Christie (Vancouver)—Scholarship $20 Alana De Long (Rut land)—Bursary $25

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David Lloyd Dewinetz (White Rock)—Bursary $75 Sylvia Whitney Feigel (New Westminster)—Scholarship $75 (Mrs.) Helga Maria Forster (Vancouver)—Bursary $50 Gerald Graham (Merritt)—Bursary $25 Edith H. Harper (Richmond)—Bursary $50 Janet Henrikson (Vernon)—Bursary $25 Marjorie Hurd (White Rock)—Scholarship $75 Doreen Johnson (Osoyoos)—Bursary and Scholarship $50 Holly Lane (Mission City)—Scholarship $15 Harry C. Loscombe (Trail)—Bursary $75 John Munro (Salmon Arm)—Bursary $25 Lillian McKenna (Manitoba)—Bursary $50 Marcia McKinley (Kelowna)—Bursary $25 (Mrs.) Margaret N. McLennan (Victoria)—Bursary $50 Roger Norrish (Mission City)—Scholarship $25 Henry Edmond O'Neill (Saskatchewan)—Bursary $75 Karen A. Pederson (United States)—Bursary $50 Judith Pope (Kelowna)—Bursary $25 Constance M. Raymond (Lagoon P.O.)—Bursary $75 Alen Sieber (Mission City)—-Scholarship $45 Rosi Skinner (Alert Bay)—Bursary $25 Charles W. G. Starr (Abbotsford)—Bursary $75 Paul Steffens (Merritt)—Bursary $25 Cheryl Steinhauer (Kelowna)—Bursary $25 Christine Mary Sydneysmith (Vancouver)—Bursary $50 Gordon Edmond Whitehead (North Kamloops)—Bursary $50 Donna Mae Wiley (Kelowna)—Bursary $25 Kenneth Zeilig (Manitoba)—Bursary $75.

Mrs. W. G. Trapp Award: Sharon McMillen (North Vancouver)—Bursary $25. Musicians' Union Award:

Carol Fornataro (Richmond)—Scholarship $25 Steven Lightburn (Mission City)—Scholarship $25.

MacMillan, Bloedel & Powell River Co. Ltd. Awards: Cam Boylan (Oliver)—Scholarship $50 Merna Collins (Dawson Creek)—Scholarship $75 Margaret E. P. Deane (Vancouver)—Scholarship $50 Van Ishkanian (Burnaby)—Scholarship $75.

National Trust Company Awards: Adrienne Allen (Kamloops)—Bursary $25 Barbara Allen (Kamloops)-—Bursary $25.

Royal Trust Co. Ltd. Award: Anna-May McKellar (Vancouver)—Scholarship $50. Sir Ernest MacMillan Fine Arts Club Scholarships, $77 each:

Gail Hill June Mayman Norman Turtle.

Standard Oil Company of B.C. Awards: David Amor (Oliver)—Bursary $25 Betty Austin (Kelowna)—Bursary $25.

Summer Session Students Association Awards: Mor Adelman (Vancouver)—Bursary $25 Philip Barre (Kelowna)—Bursary $25 Kathy Beeson (Kelowna)—Bursary $25 Brian G'Froerer (New Westminster)—Scholarship $25 Sandra McVinnie (Sidney)—Bursary $5 (Mrs.) Karen Scott (Vancouver)—Bursary $25 Richard Leiterman (West Vancouver)—Bursary $20.

University and Miscellaneous Awards: Kathleen Bedwell (Oliver)—Scholarship and Bursary $50 Helen Blennerhassett (Kelowna)—Scholarship $25 Kenneth Cawdeell (Mission)—Scholarship $45 Bonnie Clutesi (Alberni)—Scholarship $75 Norma Davidson (Osoyoos)—Bursary $25 Natalie Drache (Vancouver)—Scholarship $45 Gwyn Dryer (Merritt)—Bursary $25 Susan Dunham (New Westminster)—Scholarship $20 Jo-Anne Fiske (West Summerland)—Bursary $25 Carol Fornataro (Richmond)—Scholarship and Bursary $20 Stephen Henrikson (Vernon)—Bursary $25 Barbara Hobbs (Victoria)—Scholarship $25 June Hopkins (Oliver)—Scholarship and Bursary $50 William Knox (Kelowna)—Bursary $25 Virginia Lefever (Armstrong)—Bursary $50 Trevor Lewis (Langley)—Scholarship $45 Maria Lemon (Kelowna)—Bursary $25 (Mrs.) Charlotte Moore (Duncan)—Bursary $75 Mary Moore (Kelowna)—-Bursary $25 Daphne MacLean-Angus (Kelowna)—Bursary $25 45

Roget Novish (Mission City)—Scholarship $20 Basil L. Pantages (Richmond)—Bursary $35 Robert Papau (Salmo)—Bursary $25 Patrick Pettman (Kelowna)—Bursary $25 D. H. Risdon (Vancouver)-—Bursary $30 Kathleen Rose Sinclair (North Vancouver)—Bursary $25 Gordon Farley Smith (Kelowna)—Bursary $25 Karen Wait (Vancouver)—Bursary $35 (Mrs.) Thyra Warburg-Madsen (Prince George)—Bursary $50 Marilyn Wolfe (Kelowna)—Bursary $25 Judy Wrong (Salmo)—Bursary $25.

Vancouver International Festival Awards: Barbara Ann Brown (Esquimalt)—Scholarship $100 Stephanie Brown (Vancouver)—Scholarship $50 Sandra Browning (West Vancouver)—Scholarship $50 Richard McDiarmid (Vancouver)—Scholarship $50 David A. Newman (West Vancouver)—Scholarship $100 Patricia Smy (Vancouver)—Scholarship $50 Carolyn M.Wright (West Vancouver)—Scholarship $100 Marcelle Zonta (Richmond)—Scholarship $50.

Vancouver Sun Award: Fred H. Owen (Alberta)—Scholarship $100. Vancouver Women's Canadian Club Awards:

Susan Pleva (Oliver)—Scholarship $25 Johnny Saunders (Osoyoos)—Scholarship $25.

Bursaries (all Faculties) Agriculture Bursary (anonymous), $50: Conrad Herbert Jarosch (Smithers). The Albert O. Koch Bursary, $100: W. Murray Fairweather (New Westminste). The Alliance Francaise Bursary, $200: Gretchen Rice (Trail). Allied Officers' Auxiliary Bursary, $100: Peter Stewart Burtt (Burns Lake). The Alpha Gamma Delta Mothers' Club Bursary. $100: Rose Marie Ettel (North Van­

couver).) The Alvin Cunningham Bursary, $200: Volker Herbert Evers (Richmond). The A. Max Charkow Bursary, $100: Ralph Kenneth Pastro (Abbotsford). The American Woman's Club Bursary, $250: Judith Gwendolen Bamiling (Burnaby). The Anne S. Campbell Bursary Fund:

Lillian Audrey Condrashoff (North Surrey)—$250 Charles Raymond Harris (Vancouver)—$250 Brian Milton Patterson (Cloverdale)—$200 Edelgard E. Petzelt (Sardis)—$300.

The A. Rothstein Memorial Bursary, $100: Alan Franklin Hunter (North Vancouver). The B.C. Chapter of Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity Bursary, $50: Robert W. J. Gurr (Burnaby). The B.C. Dental Association Bursaries, $250 each (for study at approved dental school):

Sam Hoshizaki (Alberta) Michael Harwood Lewis (Vancouver) Gordon William Thompson (Hope).

B.C. Dentists Wives Association Bursaries, $200 each (for study at approved schools of dentistry): Robert S. Akune (Steveston) John Arnold C. Kirk (Vancouver).

The B.C. Electric Veterans' Association Bursaries, $100 each: David Edward Hignell (Vancouver) Karen Elizabeth Longhurst (Vancouver).

The B.C. Society of Internal Medicine Bursary, $550: Edmond Jean Lewis (Vancouver). The Ben Shapiro Memorial Bursary, $50: Jennifer Lindal (Vancouver). Beta Kappa Chapter of Alpha Delta Pi Sorority Bursary, $50: (Mrs.) Eleanor Harper

(Steveston). The Brissenden Bursary, $300: Edward John Loenen (Richmond). British Columbia Forest Products Limited Bursaries:

Robert Douglas Adamson (Vancouver)—$150 Raymond J. Chenosky (Victoria)—$200 Anne Louise Fairhurst (Vancouver)—$200 Alice C. Garby (Burnaby)—$200 John C. Healy (Victoria) (for Victoria College)—$200 Judith Isabelle Hirst (Victoria) (for Victoria College)—$200 Roger M. Kilduff (Victoria) (for Victoria College)—$200 Marilyn M. May (Victoria) (for Victoria College)—$200 Gordon L. MacDonald (Crofton)—$200 Philip M. MacNeill (Victoria)—$200 Sharon W. Sawkins (Youbou) (for Victoria College)—$200 William P. Sawkins (Youbou)—$200 Gail E. Pederson (Victoria) (for Victoria College)—$200. 46

The British Columbia Institute of Agrologists Bursary, $250: John Mackay Yorston (Quesnel).

The British Columbia Surgical Society Bursary Fund, $300: Frederick William Elliott (Vancouver).

The Canadian Anaesthetists' Society, British Columbia Division, Bursary, $100: Joseph Schwiegel (Vancouver).

The Canadian Bechtel Limited Bursaries (for Engineering); $300 each: Richard Allen Gordon (Vancouver) Robert Douglas Sheffield (Vancouver).

The Canadian Cancer Society, British Columbia and Yukon Division, Bursary, $500: Gary Cannell Morrison (Royston).

The Canadian Foundation for the Advancement of Pharmacy Bursary, $250: John Burwell Rogers (Vancouver).

The Canadian Medical Association, British Columbia Division, Bursary Fund, $200 each: Wiechmann Biliung-Meyer (Vancouver) Carson Frederick Breen (Vancouver) Donald Edward Clunas (Vancouver) Mervyn Leslie Hassen (Vancouver) Lorna Kay Reeve (Vancouver).

The Canadian Officers Training Corps (C.O.T.C.) Bursaries, $100 each: Gerald Michael Deyell (Vancouver) Bryan Eames Dully (Vancouver) Anthony D. J. Hopkins (Victoria) (for Victoria College).

The Canadian Scottish Chapter, I.O.D.E., Bursary in Education, $100: Jennifer Lindal (Vancouver).

The Captain C. G. Brown Memorial Bursary, $250: James Robert Dryburgh (Burnaby). The Captain Le Roy Memorial Bursary, $200: Norman Richard Oddy (Vancouver). The Coquitlam Farmers' Institute Bursaries, $300 each:

Herbert Stephen Mills (Vancouver) Gordon Ernest Timbers (North Vancouver).

The Coronation Chapter (1902-1960) Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire Memorial Bursary, $100: Dorothy Anne Stephens (Vancouver).

The Cowichan Chapter, I.O.D.E., Bursary, $100: Arthur Roland Stanley-Jones (Duncan). The Cowichan Valley Medical Society Bursary, $200: Lorna Jean Grant (Lake Cowichan). The Dave Franks Bursary, $40: Carol Diane Lewis (Vancouver). The David Thorn Bursary No. 1, $100: Earl Norman Jenstad (Canyon). The David Thorn Bursary No. 2, $75: Hans-Henning Mundel (Oliver). The David Thorn Bursary No. 3, $75: Noel Edward Roddick (Vancouver). The Davis & Company Bursary, $250: Frederick John Edward Jordan (Nakusp). The Delta Zeta Chapter of Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority Bursary, $50: Kathleen Anita

Hamilton (New Westminster). The Don Mackenzie Bursary in Forestry and Forest Engineering, $250: Frederick Arthur

Campbell Phiipot (Duncan). The Douglas F. Johnston Bursaries (Agriculture):

Douglas Gordon Dorrell (Clinton)—$500 John Cyril Healey (Vancouver)—$250 Ralph Kenneth Pastro (Abbotsford)—$250.

The Douglas F. Johnston Bursaries (Engineering): Colin Inglis Godwin (Courtenay)—$250 Donald James Reid (Vancouver)—$500 Keith Edward Robinson (North Vancouver)—$250.

The Dr. A. B. Greenberg Bursary, $75: Joseph Haegert (Victoria). The Dr. Evlyn Fenwick Farris Scholarship in Education. $300: Donna E. More (Burnaby). The Doctor Joseph Vickar Memorial Bursary, $100: Sam Friedman (Bowser). The Edith and Jacob Buckshon Memorial Bursary, $100: David Lyall Inglis (Vancouver). The Edith Cavell Hospital Ltd. Bursary, $50: William Joseph Mclntyre (Lumby). The Edward J. Meilicke Fund (through the Vancouver Foundation), $250: Victor Frederick

Huckell (Vancouver). The Elizabeth Dobson Bursary, $200: Patricia Angela Simpson (Nanaimo). The Ellen Ethel McHattie Memorial Bursary, $300: Barbara Marion Biely (Vancouver). The Elsie Johnson Bursary, $100: June Marie Shirley (Vancouver). The Engineers' Wives Association Bursary, $500: Rudy G. Schaad (Vancouver). The E. S. H. Winn Memorial Bursary in Dentistry): Charles John Pereversoff (Creston). The Esmond Lando Bursary, $100: Ronald Eric Beaulieu (West Vancouver). The Faculty Women's Club Bursary, $125: Pearl Arlene Clay (Vancouver). The Florence M. Butchart Fund, $150 each:

John Derek Duerden (Courtenay) Norman Winston Wale (Port Alberni).

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Flying Officer Reverend George Robert Pringle Memorial Bursary, $250: Cyril E. H, venables (Langley).

The Frances Milburn P.E.O. Bursary, $345: Sharon Maureen McHale (Burnaby). The Fraser Valley Bar Association Bursary, $150: Cecil Ormond Branson (Vancouver). The Fraser Valley Milk Producers' Association Entrance Bursary for Agriculture, $300:

David Jeremy Ormrod (Langley). The Fraser Valley Milk Producers' Association Bursary in Dairy Technology, $500: William

Wayne Kay (Richmond). The Fred D. Mulholland Bursary In Forest Management, $75: Jack Abram Biickert

(Chilliwack). The Freeman, Freeman, Silvers & Koffman Bursary in Law, $100: Willis Edward O'Leary

(Calgary). The Fresco Club Bursary, $150: Bernard Berg (Vancouver). The Gamma Phi Beta Bursary, $100: Judith Mary Stewart (North Vancouver). The George Rush Bursaries, $200 each:

Harold Richard Cartwright (Deroche) James Gerald Small (Vancouver).

The Gordon Young (B.C.) Limited Bursary in Poultry Science, $350: Gwen Lindsay (Van­couver).

The Grace Martin Memorial Bursary, $75 (Royal City Chapter, I.O.D.E.): Lorraine Irene Hendry (Burnaby).

The Graduating Classes of 1959 Bursary, $150: Susan Jane Selbie (Kinnaird). The HelliwelL Maclachlan & Co. Bursaries (for the combined B.Com.-CA. Course):

Donald George Alexander Carter (Vancouver)—$75 Barry Michael Grant (South Burnaby)—$125.

The International Union, Local 300, Bursary, $250: Michael Wayne Morrow (Vancouver). The Jessie F. Gordon Chapter, I.O.D.E., Bursary in Education, $75: Gwendella Faye Braun

(Langley). The John MacRae Memorial Bursary, $200: David Edwin Cook (Vancouver). Jonathan Rogers Awards:

Alfred Donald Clerihue (Vancouver)—$200 James Bernard Ramsey (Vancouver)—$300 Nigel J. Roberts (West Vancouver)—$300 Robert Stuart Thomson (Victoria)—$250.

The Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnae Bursary No. 1, $100: Darlene Joyce Bauming (Seattle).

The Katznelson Bursary, $25: John Derek Duerden (Courtenay). The Kerrisdale Chapter, I.O.D.E., Bursary, $100: Penelope Mary Tonge (North Vancouver). The Ketchum Manufacturing Sales Limited Bursary, $50: Noel Edward Roddick (Van­

couver). The Khaki University and Young Men's Christian Association Memorial Fund Bursaries,

$100 each: Sheila June Brown (North Vancouver) Peter Stewart Burtt (Burns Lake) Lawrence Peter Page (Richmond) Nicholas Smythe (Vancouver).

The Kia Ora Service Club Bursary, $200: Janet Lucie Dallamore (New Westminster). The Ladies Pharmaceutical Auxiliary Bursaries, $100 each:

Lena Quelle (Vancouver) Joan Elizabeth Turner (Kamloops).

The Ladies Pharmaceutical Auxiliary (Victoria) Bursaries, $100 each: Andrea Mary Patricia Miller (Victoria) Richard Wil lam Sparks (Victoria).

The Lady Laurier Club Bursary, $100: Marlene Faye Giaddish (Fruitvale). The Lady Laurier Club War Memorial Bursary, $200: Donna Elizabeth Gushue (Van­

couver). The Lauries Ltd. (operators of Group and Fashion First Stores), Bursaries:

Eric Yves Mittendorfer (McBride)—$150 Charles Cliff Montgomery (Vancouver)—$150 Donald D. McAlpine (Vancouver)—$150.

The Lieut. Col. Merritt, V.C., Chapter, I.O.D.E., Bursary, $50: Thomas Bevan Horton (Vancouver).

The Lighthall Memorial Bursary, $50: John Arthur Barber (Vancouver). The Lions Club of Vancouver Chinatown Bursary, $100: Lawrence Dit Fook Chu (Van­

couver). The Lions Ladies Club Bursaries, $200 each:

James C. Karpoff (Vancouver) Edward J. Pennington (Vancouver).

Louis Toban Bursary No. 1, $100: Ross Sinclair Mclvor (New Westminster).

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Louis Toban Bursary No. 2, $100: Lawrence Robert Thorne (North Surrey). Lower Mainland Pharmacists' Association Bursary, $100: Thomas Walter Mojelsky (Castle-

gar). The Margaret Highmoor Dryden Bursary, $25: Carol Diane Lewis (Vancouver). The Max Freeman Bursary, $25: Carol Ann Dunn (North Vancouver). The M. B. Cohen Memorial Bursary, $25: James Gerald Small (Vancouver). The Medical Ball Bursary Fund, $100 each:

G. A. David Barrett (Nelson) Ernest Berno (Trail) Wiechman Billung-Meyer (Vancouver) Eugene Cuthbert Cameron (Vancouver) Larry Truman Chan (Vancouver) J. Thomas Chu (Ontario) Philip Ralph Didcott (Vancouver) Addie Charles McGregor Ennals (Victoria) Verne Donald Flather (North Vancouver) Brian William Galliford (Vancouver) Mervyn Leslie Hassan (Vancouver) Donald Edward Hill (Vancouver) Elizabeth Ina Huggett (New Westminster) Milton Joe (Vancouver) David Michael Kennedy (Vancouver) David Bernard Lewall (Vancouver) Joan McClatchie (Vancouver) William Joseph Mclntyre (Vancouver) Edward John Neufeld (Vancouver) Rudy Joseph Pasin (Vancouver) Lorna Kay Reeve (North Vancouver). Heidi Veronica Tobler (Vancouver) Bernard Leon Toft (Vancouver) John Wrinch (Vancouver).

The Mildred Britton Brock Chapter. I.O.D.E., Bursary, $50: Kathleen Louise Eld (Welling­ton).

The Mildred Brock Memorial Bursary, $100: Judith Mary Stewart (North Vancouver). The M. M. Waterman Bursary, $25: Penelope Mary Tonge (North Vancouver). The Moe Cohen Bursary, $25: David Robert Carlson (Vancouver). The McLean Bursaries, $250 each:

Johann Claire Bergstrome (West Summerland) Janet Patricia Guile (North Kamloops) Donald Raymond Lewis (Ladysmith) Jacob Leander Pauls (North Surrey).

The Nat Bell Bursary, $150: Bert Edvard Petersen (Vancouver). National Paper Box Limited Bursary (Agriculture), $200: Frederick Eugene Harper (Van­

couver). The National Paper Box Limited Bursary (Commerce), $200: Richard Brian Hlggins

(Vancouver). The New Westminster Rotary Club Bursary, $250: Jean Margaret Madden (New West­

minster). The North Shore Medical Society Bursary, $100: Alan Franklin Hunter (North Vancouver). The Okanagan Commerce Bursary, $250: Bruce McLean Preston (Rutland). The Oscar Soderman Memorial Bursary Fund:

John Leslie Adams (West Summerland)—$175 Howard George Anderson (Salmon Arm)—$175 Charles Cyril Bengough (Roberts Creek)—$200 Jack Abram Buckert (Chilliwack)—$150 Richard Alan Brown (Vancouver)—$150 Alan David Chambers (Vancouver)—$150 John Charles Cummings (Victoria)—$200 Jack Pierre de Lestarcf (Ontario)—$250 Philip Osborn Dobson (Vernon)—-$150 Russel Charles Modeland (Saskatchewan)—$150 Jonathan Gyrth Phillips (Vancouver)—$250 Frederick Arthur Philpot (Duncan)—$150 Gordon S. Rees (Manitoba)—$50 Michel Francois Sauze (Vancouver)—$200 Ellwood Jerome Sawby (Saskatchewan)—$200 Brodie Swan (Vancouver)—$250.

The Pacific Meat Company Limited Bursary, $200: Robert M. McKenzie (Richmond). The Passie Chertkow Bursary in Accounting, $50: Charles Edward Montalbetti (Van­

couver). The P.E.O. Sisterhood, Chapter AM, Bursary, $100: Judith Mae Barge (Vancouver). The P.E.O. Sisterhood, Chapter B, Bursary, $100: Patricia Eleanor Dale (New West­

minster).

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\The Percy Zimmerman Memorial Bursary, $50: James Bernard Ramsey (Vancouver). Pi Gamma Chapter of the Fraternity of Phi Gamma Delta, Bursary, $75: Gerald Charles

Goddard (Nanaimo). The Plimsoll Club Bursary (donated by the Canadian Stevedoring Company Limited),

$300: Cyril David Hodgins (Vancouver). The Plimsoll Club Bursary in Engineering, $200 (donated by Simson-Maxwell, Ltd.):

Edelbert Plett (Chilliwack). The Plimsoll Club Bursary for Law (donated by Anglo-Canadian Shipping Company

Limited), $300: Lawrence Peter Page (Richmond). The Plimsoll Club Bursary in Medicine (donated by Empire Stevedoring Company Limited),

$300: Loretta Maria McQuillan (Vancouver). Point Grey Chapter, I.O.D.E., Bursary in Education, $100: Lois Jean Carr (Burnaby). The Pre-Medical Society Bursaries, $100 each:

Mary Katharine MacVicar (Vancouver) Christian S. V. Rose (Vancouver).

The Princess Betty Chapter, I.O.D.E., Bursary, $125: Judith Mae Barge (Vancouver): The Procter & Gamble Bursary Fund:

John Edouard Gosselin (Hilliers)—$200 Pamela Boyd Holmes (Vernon)—$200 Eric Charles Hughes (New Westminster)—$250 Pamela Elizabeth Lerner (Vancouver)—$200 Lome Barry Mullett (Natal)—$250 Arthur Will iam Nixon (Chapman Camp)—$250 Nicol Daniel Warn (Gibson's)—$200.

The Provincial Council of British Columbia, Canadian Daughters' League, Bursaries $100 each: Isobel B. Ogle (Victoria) A. Elizabeth Skelton (Cloverdale).

The Queen Elizabeth II Coronation Bursary, $100: David Elec Elliott (Vancouver). The Quota Club of Vancouver Bursary, $100: Hildegard Tenning (Osoyoos). The R.A.F. Silver Jubilee Chapter, I.O.D.E., Bursary, $100: Roderick Kearns Calverley

(Dawson Creek). The R.C.A.F. Chapter, I.O.D.E., Bursary In Medicine, $150: Ronald Walter James Ford

(Burnaby). The R.C.A.F. Chapter, I.O.D.E., Bursary in Nursing, $100: Yvonne Marie Eldridge (Van­

couver). The R.C.A.F. Veterans Bursary Fund:

Donald Webster Langille (Rossland)—$200 Marilyn Annabelle Maddock (Westbank)—$200 Albert James McGregor (Vancouver)—$200.

The Robert S. Day and Son Limited Bursary, $150: John Edward Michener (Vancouver). Rotary Memorial Bursaries, $300 each:

Peter Michael Claxton (Port Washington) Jack Winston Darcus (Vancouver) Delcie E. Hagnes (Vancouver) Peter Maharajh (West Indies) Sigrid-Ann Thors (Penticton) Raymond Frank Wargo (Ladysmith).

Royal Emblem Chapter, I.O.D.E., Bursary in Education, $100: Carol Diane Lewis (Van­couver).

The Ruskin Chapter, I.O.D.E., Alfred Newton Wolverton Memorial Bursary, $00: Thomas Brinsley Sanford Neville (Hope).

The Sea Going Hacks Bursary, $200: Joseph Michael Hudak (Vancouver). The Seth Witton Memorial Bursary, $100: Brian William Galliford (Vancouver). Sigma Epsilon Chapter of Zeta Psi Fraternity Bursary, $50: Ross Sinclair Mclvor (New

Westminster). The Sir Anthony Eden Chapter, I.O.D.E., Bursary, $100: Ethelyn Dianne Mclnnes (Van­

couver). The Slavonic Studies Bursary (donated by Walter C. Koerner, Esq. in honour of Dr

William J. Rose), $250: Brian Eames Dulley (Vancouver). South Vancouver B.C. Branch 16 Canadian Legion Bursaries, $125 each:

Dorothy Joanne Gill (Vancouver) June Marie Shirley (Vancouver).

The Sperry Phillips Memorial Bursary, $150: James Robert Thompson (Salmon Arm). The S. R. and B. W. Reynolds Bursary, $150: Louise Gloria Percich (Ladner). The Steel Company of Canada Limited Bursary, $500 annually for four years- Georae

Michael McKay (Vancouver). The St. Paul's Hospital Medical Staff Bursary, $300: Curtis Fraser Latham (Vancouver). The Surrey Co-operative Association Bursary, $300: Carolynn Joy Woolley (Langley).

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The Thomas Holmes Johnson Bursaries, $350 each: Laurette C. M. Desautels (Prince Rupert) Richard Muir (Prince Rupert).

The Triple Entente Chapter, I.O.D.E., Bursaries, $100 each: Isobel B. Ogle (Victoria) Jean Elizabeth Cathro (Burnaby) Walter Alexander Herring (Vancouver)

The Triple Entente Chapter, I.O.D.E., Bursary in Medicine, $100: Curtis Fraser Latham (Vancouver).

The U.B.C. Scholarship and Bursary Fund (through the Vancouver Foundation): Hendrikus Van Andel (New Westminster)—$225 Martin Frederick Kagnoff (Vancouver)—$125.

University Memorial Bursaries, $100 each (in Memory of David Palmer Hemsworth and Ray Rein Erisalu): Robert William James Gurr (Burnaby) Ronald Henry Steele (Vancouver).

University Women's Club Bursary, $250: Ingeborg L. Paulus (North Surrey). University Women's Club General Bursary, $250: Sheila June Brown (North Vancouver). University Women's Club of White Rock Bursary, $100: Katherine Joyce Taron (Whit*

Rock). The Unknown Warrior Chapter, I.O.D.E., Bursary in Public Health Nursing, $100: Jean

Alice Craig (Vancouver). The Uprjer Vancouver Island Medical Society Bursary, $250: Lynn Alison Curry (Welling­

ton). The Valcartier Camp Chapter, I.O.D.E., Bursary, $100: Marianne Faye Reeves (Burnaby). The Vancouver Bar Association Bursaries, $200 each:

Third Year—John Lewis Jessiman (Vancouver) Second Year—John Thomas English (Vancouver) First Year—Peter Marson (Vancouver).

The Vancouver Chinese Association of Commerce Bursary, $100: Garson Lee (Vancouver). The Vancouver City Hall Employees Association Bursary, $150: Cynthia Isobel Cowan

(Vancouver). The Vancouver Panhellenic Alumnae Bursary, $200: Marsha Lois Hayman (Powell River). The Vancouver Section National Council of Jewish Women Bursary (Teacher Training),

$100: Isobel Marie Stephen (Vancouver). The Vancouver Section National Council of Jewish Women Bursary for Social Work,

Claire Helman (Vancouver). The Victoria Home Economics and Dietetics Association Bursary, $100: Juanita Ann

Kennedy (Victoria). War Amputations of Canada, Vancouver Branch, Bursaries, $200 each:

Maurice G. Anderson (Richmond) Alan Leonard Bealby (Nelson) Karen Anne Carter (Vancouver) Juanita Rooke Cowell (West Vancouver) Thomas Leonard Earle (North Vancouver) Maureen Elizabeth James (Vancouver) Martha E. Shergold (Vancouver).

The W. D. Shaffer Bursary Fund, $300: Isobel Marie Stephen (Vancouver). The West Kootenay Branch, B.C. Division, C.M.A. Bursary, $250: Ernest Berno (Trail). West Kootenay Rod and Gun Club Bursary, $100: Raymond Alexander Demarchi (Kam-

loops). The Westminster Medical Association Bursary, $400: David Michael Derry (Sidney). The Willard Kitchen Memorial Bursaries, $500 each:

Charles Arthur Boyd (Argenta) Patrick McCallum Brown (Lac La Hache) John Arthur Boone (Oliver).

The William Mackenzie Swan Memorial Bursary, $500: George Norman Booth (Van­couver).

The W. Jack H. Dicks Bursary, $240: Edith Elfriede Duerkson (Richmond). The Wm. E. and Emily Ross Fund (through the Vancouver Foundation), $250 each:

Mary Ann Coughlan (Burnaby) Gerald Dirks (Vancouver) Rose Mary Grant (Vancouver) Manfred G. Preusse (Burnaby)

The Worthington Memorial Chapter, I.O.D.E., Bursary, $300: Lome George Banni (Van­couver).

The Xi Alpha Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Bursary, $50: Stephanie Graham Dahl (Vancouver). 51

Awards made by other Institutions

Alberni Trades Union Bursary, $500: Colin Wayne Perry (Port Alberni). The Bank of Montreal Centennial Scholarships, $1500 each (proficiency renewals):

Patricia Mary Ellis (Vancouver) Terrence Chew Leung (Victoria) (for Victoria College).

B.C. Interior Fruit and Vegetable Workers' Union Scholarship, $250: Walter Hanlk (Vernon).

British Columbia Teachers' Federation Postgraduate Award, $1500: John Calam (West Vancouver).

Burnaby Parent-Teacher Council Awards: William Robinson (Burnaby)—$125 Victor Smith (Burnaby)—$125.

Campbell River Junior-Senior Parent Teachers Association Bursary, $75: Roy Olmstead (Rossland).

Canada Dry Limited (Toronto) Scholarship, $250: Robert Bruce Bissell (Vancouver). Canadian Fina Oil Limited Scholarship, $700: Mikkel Schau (Alberta). Canadian Industries Ltd. Scholarship, $1000: John Bristol Foster (Toronto). Canadian Kodak Co. Limited Scholarship, $400: J. Ronald Eyton (Revelstoke). Canadian Legion (British Columbia and Northwestern States Command) Scholarships:

Judith G. Bamiling (Burnaby)—$250 Lois C. Boutillier (North Vancouver)—$300 Josephine M. Britton (Chilliwack)—$300 Colin Campbell (Vanderhoof)—$300 Darrell F. Cursons (Cloverdale)—$400 Andrea C. Dennis (Vancouver)—$250 Brenda France (Chilliwack)—$400 David A. Healey (Egmont)—$300 Margaret E. Irwin (Honeymoon Bay)—$300 James R. Macdonell (Vancouver)—$300 Ethelyn Mclnnes (Vancouver)—$250 Penny L. Mitchell (North Vancouver)—$300 Andrea B. Moen (Cawston)—$300 Lynne Puckett (Burnaby)—$300 Dennis Rankin (Vancouver)—$300 Carolynne Smart (Goldbridge)—$300 David I. Stevenson (Powell River)—$300 David Swetnam (North Surrey) Ruth E. Towers (Enderby)—$300 Carolle G. Vogt (Vancouver)—$200

Canadian Legion Armstrong, Branch No. 35, Bursary, $200: John Bosomworth (Armstrong). Canadian Legion Comox, Branch No. 160, Bursary, $150: Mary Anna Valentine (Comox). Canadian Legion Fort St. John, Branch 102, Scholarship, $200: Richard Wood (North

Pine). Canadian Legion Bridge River Valley, Branch 153, Scholarship, $50: Doreen Cecilia Bean

(Goldbridge). Canadian Legion North Burnaby Branch, No. 148, Scholarship, $150 each:

Kenneth Davis (North Burnaby) Frederick Hunt (North Burnaby).

Canadian Legion Alert Bay and District, Branch No. 198, Scholarship, $100- David Lansdowne (Alert Bay).

Canadian Legion Vancouver, Branch No. 16, Scholarship, $100: Marilyn Jane Friesen (Vancouver).

Canadian Legion West Point Grye Branch No. 142, Scholarship, $350: James B. A. Paul (Vancouver).

Canadian Legion, Vernon, B.C., Scholarships, $300 each: Karalee Coleman (Vernon) David Hoye (Vernon).

Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation National Fellowships in Community Planing, $1500 each: George T. Atamanenko (Williams Lake) Gerald W. Fitzpatrick (Toronto) Roy A. Fletcher (West Vancouver) Geoffrey A. Harwood-Barnes (Montreal) John L. Northey (Vancouver) Norman Pearson (Vancouver).

Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation Bursaries (Estate Management), $1200 each-Allan Mar (Vancouver) Bernard Irvin Ghert (Alberta)

Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation Bursaries (Social Work), $1200 each-(Mrs.) Ellen Hayward (North Vancouver) (Mrs.) Helga M. Hicks (Vancouver) Edward C. Leather (Vancouver).

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Cominco Undergraduate Scholarships $350 a year renewable for three further years): Glenda Jean Card (Trail) (for Victoria College) Dale Bernard Johnson (Trail) Marilyn Jane Smith (Trail).

Cominco Undergraduate Scholarships, $250 each: Dennis Joseph Gerace (Trail) Barbara Ann Tobiason (Trail) (for Victoria College).

Cominco Undergraduate Scholarships, $300 each: Fraser Gordon Robb (Trail). Cominco Undergraduate Scholarships (renewals):

Margaret Joan Lendrum (Victoria)—$350 Marnie Jean Rogers (Trail)—$350.

Commonwealth Scholarships (living allowance, travelling expenses, tuition fees for two years): (a) by India—

Alison Mary Miller (New Westminster) Kenneth David Page (Richmond)

(b) by United Kingdom— Bradley Crawford (Vancouver) Robert W. V. Dickerson (Richmond) Stanley T. Fukawa (Mount Lehman) Frank Colin May (Vancouver) Esther Mensen (North Vancouver) Colin David Scarfe (Vancouver).

Crown Zellerbach Canada Limited Scholarships in Teacher Training, $400 each (renew­able): Marjorie Gail Anderton (Courtenay) Lillie Bevan (Steveston) John Trevor Dewhirst (Campbell River) E. Lynne Easton (Ladysmith) (for Victoria College) Evelyn Mary Johnston (White Rock) Patricia Ann Robertson (Ocean Falls) Margaret Yearsley (Nanaimo) (for Victoria College).

The Elizabeth Bentley Order of the Eastern Star Scholarship, $400: Ronald Gordon Orr (Nesachie Lake).

Grand Guardian Council of British Columbia, International Order of Job's Daughters, Awards: . Georgina Hadden (Vancouver)—$100 Carola A. Morrow (Vancouver)—$ 150 Prudence Stanton (Vancouver)—$100.

H. J. Heinz Company of Canada Ltd. Scholarship, $1200: Martina Traas (Langley). Independent Order of Odd Fellows Awards:

Frank Coldicutt (Armstrong)—$250 William J. S. Downton (West Summerland)—$250 David Lamson (Abbotsford)—$250 Carolyn Anne Miller (Vancouver)—$250 Melbourne Smith (Vancouver)—$250 Betty Toll (Powell River)—$100.

International Brotherhood Pulp, Sulphite and Paper Mill Workers, Local 592, Bursary, $500: Kenneth Baxter (Port Albernia).

International Nickel Graduate Research Fellowships: $2000 each: Edward P. Jones (Vancouver) Ernest R. Kanasewick (Alberta) Neil R. Risebrough (Vancouver).

International Woodworkers of America, Local 1 - 82, Scholarship, $500: Bonny McCarthy (Port Alberni).

I.O.D.E., Provincial Chapter of Alberta, Social Work Bursary, $250: Ian Walker (Van­couver).

The Kerrisdale Hi-Y Teens Scholarships, $50 each: Sheila Harvey (Vancouver) Marie Walsh (Vancouver).

Kitimat Scholarship Association Award, $200 each: Rolf Dammel (Kitimat) Ulrich Schaffer (Kitimat).

Kiwassa Club of Vancouver Scholarship, $500: E. Jeanne Watson (Vancouver). Ladles Auxiliary to the Carpenters Union (Campbell River) Bursary, $50: Faye Gordon

(Campbell River). Leonard Foundation Scholarships (total, $4,250):

Sharon L. Atkinson (North Kamloops) Lawrie Belsheim (Vancouver) Vernon B. Chandler (Vancouver) Helen E. S. Dobson (Vernon) George W. D. Fielder (Victoria) Philip N. Green (Aldergrove) Brian Patrick Hall (Vancouver)

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Francis J. E. Hillary (Vancouver) Arthur J. More (Burnaby) Timothy M. Murphy (Vancouver) Lawrence J. McCracken (Richmond) lain Ogle (Victoria) Reginald R. Purdy (Vancouver) (for Anglican College) John E. Sawyer (Vancouver) Glennis C. Seymour (Vancouver) Bruce C. Watson (Burnaby) John D. E. Watts (Vancouver) (for Anglican College) Gordon H. Wood (Nelson).

Lower Mainland Zone, B.C. High School Boys' Basketball Association Awards: Carl Anderson (White Rock)—$100 William Atkinson (Vancouver)—$100 Ronald Erickson (New Westminster)—$150 James Glenville (New Westminster)—$100 Gordon Hanson (Vancouver)—$100 Kenneth R. McDonald (New Westminster)—$100 John Meagher (White Rock)—$100.

Magee High School Students' Union Awards: David Arthur Collier (Vancouver)—$150 Bert Edvard Petersen (Vancouver)—$100 Eric Anthony Reif (Vancouver)—$100.

The MacMillan, Bloedel and Powell River Limited Scholarships, $400 each (entering University from High School): Judith Anne Bird (Duncan) Jo-Anne Barbara Moore (Squamish).

National Chapter, Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire, Bursaries, $400 each (re­newable): Teddy Cameron Dakin (Cloverdale) Timothy William Flegel (Blueberry Creek) Sandra June Frisby (Langley) Larry D. Laidlaw (New Westminster) Marion Myfanwy Powell (Vancouver) Rory O'Day (North Vancouver) Pamela Anne Piddington (Chilliwack) Julia Elizabeth Shannon (Vancouver) Patricia Jane Southwell (North Vancouver).

New Denver Bursary Committee Award, $100: Maureen Kelly (Silverton). New Westminster Parent-Teacher Council Bursary, $275: Leta Keeble (New Westminster). North Okanagan Teachers' Association Award, $200 each:

Ruth Peter (Vernon) Otto Reith (Vernon).

P.E.O. International Peace Scholarships: Rosalind Barr (Vancouver)—$450 Atsuko Moriya (Japan)—$550 Elizabeth Forrester (Vancouver)—$450.

Professional Engineers Foundation for Education Grant, $800: George D. Cormack (Van­couver).

Quesnel Rotary Club Scholarship, $200: John Yorston (Quesnel). Research Fellowsihps in Sociology (Ford Foundation Grants). $2500 each:

Dorothy M. Courts (Westview) Lawrence Douglas (West Indies).

School District No. 37 (Delta) Scholarship: Susan Hamilton (Ladner). Vancouver Foundation Scholarships for Kenya Students ($2000 each .renewable):

Dismas Adija (Kenya) John M. Kimani (Kenya).

The Vancouver Hi-Y Teens Scholarships, $100 each: Joan Valerie Fowler (North Vancouver) Marilyn Linda Meister (Vancouver).

Women of Rotary (White Rock) Award, $250: Hazel Bernice Bucholz (New Westminster). Anonymous Awards:

' Patricia Jean Blidook (Oliver)—$800 Margaret Obana (Oyama)-—$1000.

4. AWARDS ANNOUNCED OCTOBER 14th, 1961

Far Graduate Study

The Canadian Institute of Steel Construction Graduate Scholarship, $400: Herbert Alexander Franklin (Vancouver).

University Graduate Scholarships: John Hutchinson (Toronto)—$300 Peter M. May (Vancouver)—$300.

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For Education and Teacher Training The A. J. Nystrom Scholarship, $200: Brian McMorran (West Vancouver).

For Engineering The Engineering Institute of Canada Prize. $25: Allen David Gosman (Quesnel). The Engineering Institute of Canada (Vancouver Branch) Prize, $100: John Alexander

Simpson (New Westminster). The Engineering Institute of Canada (Vancouver Branch) Walter Moberly Memorial

Prize, $50: Albert James Reed (New Westminster).

Bursaries The Delta Gamma Bursary for the Blind, $100: Gerald Edward Dirks (Vancouver). The Institute of Chartered Accountants of British Columbia Bursary, $250 (in memory

of William George Rowe, F.C.A.): Eyler Frank Estergaard (Vancouver).

Awards made by other Institutions A. P. Gardner & Co. Bursary, $400: Donald Leslie Goodison (North Vancouver). B.C. Beef Cattle Growers Association Bursary, $400: William Freding (Princeton). Canadian Legion Scholarship, $250: Marguerite McVicar (Okanagan Falls). Imperial Oil Limited Undergraduate Scholarship, $700: David M. Farrell (Port Moody). Peter Kiewit Sons Company of Canada Ltd. Scholarship in Engineering, $500: James

Frank Shepard (Vancouver).

5. AWARDS FOR SESSION 1960-61, NOT PREVIOUSLY RECORDED

For Graduate Study and Research The Britannia Mining and Smelting Company Limited Scholarship, $250: Alan David

Stanley (Vancouver). The Cariboo Gold Quartz Mining Company Scholarship, $250: Alan David Stanley (Van­

couver). The Ernestine A. M. E. Kanla Memorial Scholarship, $200: Kenneth E. Northcote (Van­

couver).

Undergraduate Awards The Catholic Children's AJd Society Scholarship in Social Work, $350: Frederick Mc-

Guire (Vancouver). Elizabeth Bentiey Eastern Star Scholarship, $400: Beverley-Anne Bate (North Van­

couver). Hamilton Junior High School Hungarian Scholarship, $250: Imre Steve Otvos (Van­

couver). Joseph David Hall Memorial Scholarship, $140: Kenneth Winslade (Vancouver). The Naval Officers' Association Scholarships, $150 each:

John Lawrence Paynter (Vancouver) Leonard Simpson (Vancouver).

The Nisei Variety Club Scholarship, $100: Stanley Fukawa (Mt. Lehman). The Royal Canadian Engineer Memorial Scholarships, $ 125: David Keddie (Ontario). The Stanford and Iris Wainwright Memorial Scholarship, $135: Archibald Henderson

Martin (Vancouver). Timber Management Limited Service Award, $250: Philip O. Dobson (Vernon). The Tri-Services University Training Scholarships, $150 each; (proficiency, academic

and training): Best Overalf record, all services—

Muriel Croker (New Westminster) U.N.T.D. A w a r d -

John Lawrence Paynter (Vancouver) C.O.T.C. Award—

John Swan (Vancouver) R.C.A.F. Award—

David Lawrence Johnson (Vancouver). Transportation and Customs Bureau of the Vancouver Board of Trade Award, $100:

Keith J. Hannett (Duncan). West Vancouver Teachers' Association Scholarships, $175 each:

Barbara Gail Holden (West Vancouver) Kathleen Elizabeth Hobson (West Vancouver).

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Awards from Summer Sessions, 1960 Canadian Mathematical Congress Summer Session Prizes (proficiency in special Mathe­

matics courses): William Stenhouse Foster (West Vancouver) Gordon Ross Gore (Richmond) Dorothy Margaret Kerr (Vancouver).

Gilbert Tucker Memorial Summer Session Prize, $35 (proficiency In history, Summer Session): Colin James Campbell (Vancouver).

Summer Session Association Scholarships, $100 (proficiency): (a) Second Year—

(Mrs.) Ann Chaland (North Vancouver) W. Donald Jorgenson (Vancouver).

(b) Third Y e a r -John Richard Stickney (Rossland) Maria R. Belgardt (Vancouver).

Vancouver Elementary School Teachers' Association Prizes, $50 each: Esther V. Coiton (North Vancouver) Gordon F. Craig (Vancouver) Wesley D. Greer (Vancouver) Jessie M. Mikuiko (Vancouver) A. Gwen Nolberg (Cloverdale) Patrick A. Murphy (Vancouver) Brenda K. Ridgway (Vancouver).

Bursaries (In all Faculties) Alliance Francaise Bursary, $200: David A. Trott (Vancouver). Anne S. Campbell Bursary Fund, $200: Lorris T. Elliott (West Indies). A. Max Charkow Bursary, $ 100: Owen Lindsay (West Indies). B.C. Beef Cattle Growers' Association Bursary, $50: Raymond DeMarchi (Kamloops). British Columbia Federation of Labour Bursary, $250: Emiie Lautard (Vancouver). Bursary (Anonymous), $100: Bernard Papke (Burnaby). Canadian Western Pipe Mills Ltd. and Alberta Phoenix Tube & Pipe Ltd. Bursaries.

$500 each: Edmund Hahn (Vancouver) Victor Lawson (Vancouver) William Sturrock (Vancouver).

Chapter A. E., P.E.O., Bursary, $75: Anne Marie Orno (Vancouver). Edward J. Meiiicke Fund Bursary, $250: Terence Drew Culling (Vancouver). Elizabeth Dobeson Bursary. $200: Patricia Angela Simpson (Nanaimo) Fort Camp Bursary Fund. $100: Albert G. Gibbs (North Surrey). Institute of Chartered Accountants of British Columbia Bursary, $250: Russell George

Wiginton (North Vancouver). International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, Local Union 213, Bursary $100: Dale

Brian De Ath (Vancouver). Jessie F. Gordon Chapter, I.O.D.E., Bursary in Education, $50: John Francis Stirn (Whon-

nock). Jonathan Rogers Award, $150: Michael Valpy (Vancouver). Kemp Agencies Limited Bursary, $240: Jane Elizabeth Fisher (Ladner). Lady Laurier Club War Memorial Bursary, $250: Ann Jillion Diespecker (Victoria). Lions Ladies Club Bursaries, $200 each:

Maimo Ellip (Vancouver) Letti Vicelii (Vancouver).

Stry Credit Union Bursaries: Gerald M. Deyell (Vancouver)—$100 Victor Huckell (Vancouver)—$200.

Summerland Kiwanis Club Bursary. $100: Alex L. Nagy (Summerland). Vancouver Chinese Association of Commerce Bursary, $100: Allan Mar (Vancouver).

Awards made by other Institutions American Can Co. Scholarships, $346 each:

Alan E. Kennedy (Vancouver) Jone Muskett (North Vancouver).

B.C. High School Boys' Basketball Association Awards, $100 each: Brian W. Adams (Vancouver) Eckhardt Ferdinandi (Vancouver) Michael Harcourt (Vancouver) James Jamieson (Vancouver).

Campbell River and District Teachers' Association Awards: Monica Meding (Campbell River)—$150 Sharon Rodney (Campbell River)—$75.

Canadian Legion, Branch No. 66, Scholarship, $200: Trevor Chandler (Vancouver). Canadian Legion (Ontario Provincial Command) Scholarship, $400: James D. Sipprell

(Vancouver). Canadian National Exhibition (Toronto) Scholarship, $600: Douglas George Blair (Langley) Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation Fellowships in Planning, $750 each:

George Atameneko (Vancouver) Thomas Jenkinson (Vancouver) Kenneth Snaggs (West Indies).

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Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation Scholarship, $250: Lawrence R. Doyle (Van­couver).

Cowichan Branch Canadian Legion Scholarship, $200: Tanis Bird (Duncan).

Ladies Auxiliary to the Carpenters Union, Carhpbell River, Award $50: Sharon Rodney (Campbell River).

Lillooet District Section Sub-Local Teachers' Association Award, $50: Judy Osterlund (Lillooet).

Navy League of Canada Scholarships $300 each: E. A. Broome (Vancouver) Gordon Mains (Vancouver).

Order of the Royal Purple (McBride) Award, $75: Oliver Raymond Travers (McBride).

Province of Albert Award, $200: Lorna G. Brace (Alberta).

School District No. 42, Haney, Award, $100: F. Gail Robinson (Haney).

United Brotherhood of Carpenters Award, $50: Kathleen Louise McMillan (Campbell River).

Woodsworth Memorial Scholarship, $1,000: Eije Matsumota (Japan).

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