INDEX

ACADEMIC Symposium, 236Acadia Camp, 153, 176, 182 .83, 21o ,

217, 23 1Acadia University, 69, Io zActs, establishing McGill B .C. and

U.B.C., See McGill University Col -lege Act and University Ac t

Adams, Mrs . Jean Coulthard, 1 99Adaskin, Harry, 19 9Administration Building, 180Adult Education, See Extension WorkAero Club, 207Agnew, Marjorie, 9 0Agricultural Economics,

Department established, 156research and publications in, 15 0staff in, 156, zoo

Agricultural Engineering, zo oDepartment organized, 192

Agricultural Mechanics,Department organized, 192

Agriculture, Faculty of,establishment of, 3, 14, 4 8site of, 40-41, 46 .4 8buildings for, 179.80, 21 Ienrolment in, 69, 99, III, 191092experimental plots of, 61, 228fields of study within, 66, 67, zoogifts to, I07, 125, 22 8research in, III 1 1 3, 118, 125,

1 49'50 , 200, 226, 228staff of, 49, 51, 82, 83, 166-67, 200Government criticizes, 90, 110 , 1 I ,

11 4clashes with other Faculties, 11r-1 8reorganization of, 22 6

Agriculture, Scientific Basis of,course in Arts, 66Epilogue, 24 0

Agronomy, 66lecturers in, 69, 83, 126, 166, 23 5research in, Io8, 149, 200

Ahepa Scholarship, 130

Aish, Deborah, 13 0Air Force, See Royal Canadian Air ForceAir Raid Protection (A .R.P.), 1 45'46Akrigg, G. P. V., 167Alberta, University of, 70, 74, 99, 102 ,

161, 187, 22 5Allardyce, John, 90, 100, 148Allen, George A ., 130, 167, 22 5Alliance Francaise, 12 8Alma Mater Society ,

organization of, 61 .64independence of, 6 4, 95, 100'0 Iactivities of, 74, 170, 17 1and student discipline, 100 .0 1, 13 3and Great Trek, 78, 90'92constructs University buildings ,

104 ,05, 121, 132'33, 18o,

2 36 '37criticizes University Administration ,

I1 7public education campaign of, 1 21,22,

13 2and Physical Education, 32, 158 , 5 9meetings of, 1 44appoints Business Manager, 20 8and U.B.C . Development Fun d

Campaign, 23 7constitutional reform of, 23 9See also Students' Council, and

StudentsAlumni Association, 90, 204

organization of, 128supports Senate, 11 7supports A .M.S . building drives,

18ocalls for Student Residences ,calls for Physical Educatio n

Department, 159supports Development Fund

Campaign, 179, 21 5and University Public Relations, 122,

I28

133,

1 5 3

245

Index

American Association for Advancementof Science, 16 8

American Bar Association, 13 0American Medical Association, 18 7American Philosophical Association, 16 8American Public Health Association, 16 8American Universities ,

influence of, 6 8American Women's Club, 10 7Anderson, W . J ., Zo oAndison, J . G., z o 6Andrew, Geoffrey C ., 205, 21 8Anglican Church in Canada, 8 6Anglican Theological College, 64, 86 ,

1 94

Sharp and Thompson chosen, 4 3prepare Campus plans, 47, 109, 15 3,

210,21 4Architecture, School of,

organization of, 192staff of, 19 9accommodation for, 17 8honours gained by, 22 9

Argue, W. P., z2, 40, 45Armoury,

built by C .O.T.C., 141, 144, 16 9Armstrong, Charles, 13 0Army, 1 39, 1 46

See also Canadian Officers TrainingCorps, and National Defence ,Department o f

Arnold, Don, 23 1Art Gallery, 20 1Arts Relay Race, 10 4Arts and Science, Faculty of ,

early plans for, 2., 3, 8 , 34, 5 0at Columbian Methodist College, 1 3at McGill B .C., 15, 23'24, 27first organized, 5o, 7 3enrolment in, 69, 99, 111, 19 1fields of study within, 82, 158-59 ,

16o-61, 1 9 2 '93, 1 95'99, 219 ,Epilogue, 2404 1

research and publication in, 220-2 2staff of, 83, 165 .67, 204clashes with Agriculture Faculty,

11 3 '1 9war effort of, 1 47'48

Ashton, H., 51, 70, 72, 83, ,o8, 12 3Asian Studies, 192, 22 0Asmundson, V . S ., 108Astronomy,

research in, 12 3Athens, University of, 12 9Athletics ,

at McGill B .C., 2 8during World War I, 7 2during the Twenties, 10 2 .4, 1o 6during the Thirties, 132, 133 , 34facilities for, 132, 104'5during World War II, 139, 169 .70since World War II, 230, 23 1See also Physical Education

Atomic Energy Control Board of Canada ,1 9 5

Auden, W. H., 23 8Auditorium, 94, 95, 101, 13 3

23 5Angus, Henry F., 102, 124, 127, 1 47 ,

196, 205, 23 5publications by, 1 o 8, 123, 167and Kidd Report, 119,2 0Dean of Graduate Studies, 191 ,

Animal Husbandry, 66, 226lecturers in, 69, 83, 23 5research in, 1o8, 149'50, 200

Animal Science, Division of, 22 6See also Animal Husbandry and

Dairyin gAnne Wesbrook Hall, 183, 21 7Annual, See TotemAnnuities, for faculty-members, 84'85 ,

121, 167Anthropology,

courses in, 19 6research and publications in, 22 0See also Social and Economic

Research InstituteAnthropology Museum, 201, 23 3Applied Science, Faculty of ,

establishment of, 3, 8, 1 4, 1 7, 34, 5 0at McGill B .C., 15, 2z-27degrees first granted in, 7 3enrolment in, 69, 99, 1 I I, 19 1fields of study within, 66, 124, 192 ,

Epilogue, 24 0gifts to, 107research in, 124, 148'49, 200, 228staff of, 51, 82, 165, 166 .67,

199.200Government criticizes, 9 0clashes with Agriculture Faculty,

11 3 '1 9Appointments to University Staff, See StaffArchibald, E . H., 83, 51, 1o8, 166Architects, for University,

Architectural Commission Report, 90

BACHELOR' S Degrees, See Degrees

246

Index

Backler, Lionel, 13 5Bacteriology and Immunology, Depart ,

ment of,accommodation for, 17 9courses in, 6 7research in, 123, 148, 222, 22 3staff in, 69, 8 3as foundation of Medical Faculty,

159,6oBadminton, I o 3Baird, Dorwin, 13 6Baird, Robert, reports on University

finances, II IBank of Montreal, Campus Branch, z x IBaptist Churches in B .C., 32, 2 3 5Bardsley, Jimmie, 13 3Barnard, Hon. Frank, 74Barnard, George H ., 4 5Barnes, Howard, 5 1Barr, Percy M., 90, 92, 100, 124Barss, Alden F., 69, ,o8, 150, 156,

23 5Barton, E . H., 16 8Basketball, 103, 1 33'34, 1 70, 208,

23 1Beall, Desmond, 13 0Beall, Geoffrey, 100Beckett, S . E., 97, 10 8Bell, J . F., 166Belyea, E . S . W., zo 3Bengough, Percy R., 168Bennett, Hon . W. A. C., 215, 2 37Berry, J . C., 15 0Berton, Pierre, 16 9Besley, Lowell, 190, 22 5Bessborough, Earl of, 12 9Bewley, Les, 23 8Bibbs, Richard M., 170, 173Biely, Jacob, I o 8, 125, 127, 150, 23 5Binning, B. C., 199, 22 0Biogeochemistry, 19 6Biological Sciences Building, 179, 19 5

enlarged, 21 4Biology and Botany, Department of,

accommodation for, 15 2courses in, 67publications and research in, Io8 ,

123, 148, 22 2staff of, 69 . 82, 83, 166, 23 5reorganization of, 15 6

Botany, See Biology and Botan yBird, M. L., 106

Birmingham University, lo zBirney, Earle, looBishop, W. B., 166Bismanis, J . E., 222Black, Miss Charlotte S ., 167, 19 2Blair, David, 25Blakey-Smith, Dorothy, 123, 130 . 1 4 3B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation, 13 0Boak, A . E. R., 5 1Board of Governors, Preface, 3, 24, 39 ,

62, 79, 84'90 , 96, 1 7 1 '73,175 .76, 181, 185, 187 . 88 ,194, 224, 22,5, 238

takes over McGill B .C., 27, 5 2powers and composition of, 37, 120personnel of, 45, 65, 119, 164 ,

168, 204, 26 3and first campus plans, 47 . 50pays tribute to Wesbrook, 7 6and financial crisis of the Thirties ,

I 10 ,22assists A.M.S. building drives, 132 -

33, 18oand University war effort, 140 .4 1and B.C. Research Council, 15 1approves new Faculties, 157, 16o ,

16 1and Development Plan, 21 4

Board of Education, 2Boggs, Theodore H ., 69, 72, 83, 102 ,

108, 12 6Bollert, Miss Mary L., 84, 16 6Bonner, Robert W., 142, 170, 20 3Borden, C . E., 127Botanical Gardens, zoo, 21 0Boundary District,

Mining Boom, 1 7Bourne, C . B., 186Boving, Paul A ., 69, 70, 83, 91, Io8 ,

126, 127, 129, 16 6Bowser, Hon. William J., 44, 6o,Boyles, Sadie, 9 5Bracken Trophy, 23 8Braidwood, Darrell, 1 3 4Brewster, Hon . H. C., 90

and Government Finance, 6 oBrink, V. C., 150, 166, 226, 2 3 5Britannia Mining and Smelting Co ., 130British Empire and Commonwealth

Games, 18o, 230 . 3 1British Columbia Dairymen's Association ,

107

74

247

Index

British Columbia Electric Company, 21 0British Columbia Electric Railway

Company, 12 9British Columbia Foundation fo r

Poliomyelitis, 22 4British Columbia Fruitgrowers' Associ a,

tion, 107British Columbia Loggers' Association ,

190British Columbia Medical Association ,

16o, 186, 188, 224British Columbia Packers, 16 1British Columbia Polio Fund, 22 3British Columbia Research Council, 1 49 ,

151, 162, 17 8British Columbia University Amendment

Act, 1891, 7 .8British Columbia University Loan Act,

89, 90, 96British Columbia War Metals Board,

1 48 '49, 15 1British Council, 220Brock, R. W., 51, 52, 66, 7 0'7 1 , 74 ,

108, 126. 27, 128, 133, 19 6Brock Memorial Hall, 143, 166, 169 ,

23 8construction of, 132 , 3 3burns and is rebuilt, 236 , 3 7extended, 23 7

Brooke, C . V., 167Brookings Institute, 100Brown, Leslie, 10 5Bruce, Hon . R. Randolph, 10 5Bruun, Geoffrey, 100Brydone-Jack, Dr. W. D., 4 5Buchanan, Daniel, 83, 84'85, 108 ,

123, 178, 196, 197'98, 20 6and financial crisis, 193013, 113 , 1 7

Buchanan, J . M., 204, 236Buchanan, Miss Sheila, PrefaceBuchanan Building, 105, 206, 21 3Buck, F . E., Io8, 120, 166, 181, 2.06Buck, Tim, 13 5Buildings ,

early plans for, 43, 4 6 '49at Fairview, 50.51, 52, 6o-6 1first construction at Point Grey, 94'95pre-war state of, 12o, 121 ,2 2pre-war plans to expand, log, 164constructed by students, I04 .05 ,

1 3 2 '33, 169, 236.37constructed by C .O.T.C., 141, 1 44

war-time precautions and, 1 45'46post-war plans for, 151'53, 1 75 ,

17881, 183, 21 0postwar construction of, 21 I . 1 4temporary huts utilized, 176, 178 ,

182 . 83, 213, 23 0at Vancouver General Hospital, 22 3for Federal Government Laboratories ,

211,1 2future plans for (1958), 224'2 5

Buildings and Grounds, Department of,personnel, 17 8reorganized, 21 1

Burke, "Doc," 1 3 4Burnett, Frank, 107Burnett, W. B., 2, 5Burns, William, 1 8Bursaries, 27, 10 7

Government schemes for ,4 5

See also ScholarshipsBurwash, E . W., 40Burwash, Rev. Nathanael, 20

CABINET, British Columbia (Lieutenant,Governor-in-Council )

See Government of British Columbi aCairn, 91, 9 2California, University of, 100, 124, 208Cambridge University, 8, 100, 126

influence of, 4Cameron, Max A., 126, 156, 166, 192Camp Hughes, 7 0Campbell, Mildred, 13 0Campus,

plans for, 47'4 8development of, 95'96, 120, 18 1Japanese garden, 13 0enlarged plans for, 21 o,11, 2,1 4

Canada Council ,aids University expansion, 215, 219 ,

23 4President Mackenzie a member of, 21 8

Canadian Arthritis and Rheumatis mSociety, 223

Canadian Bar Association, 130, 18 6Canadian Club of Vancouver, 10 7Canadian Forestry Association, 22 6Canadian Historical Association, 20 5Canadian Infantry Battalion (46th), 7 1Canadian Institute of Mining and

Metallurgy, 107

130, 1 44 '

248

Index

Canadian Legion, x6 3U.B.C. branch, 170, 182, 20 7

Canadian Officers' Training Corps(C.O.T.C.) ,

at McGill B .C., 2 8in World War I, 52-53, 59, 68 ,

70 .71between the Wars, 1 or, o5, 106 ,

1 3 5in World War II, 138'42, 1 44after World War II, 202 . 3

Canadian Psychological Association, 205Canadian Pulp and Paper Association ,

162Canadian Physical Education Association,

1 5 9Canadian Service Colleges, 21 8Canadian Society of Technical Agricul -

turists, 8 oCann, Miss Jeanette A., 17, 25, 8 5Capelle, Miss Pauline, 167Caple, Kenneth, P., 204, 23 6Carnegie, Andrew, 26Carnegie Corporation, 84, 5, 121, 1 z2,

125, 128 . 29, 130, 199, 219 ,220, 23 4

Carnegie Foundation for the Advance,ment of Teaching, 21 8

Carne, W. Douglas, 4 3Carrothers, A. W. R., 18 6Carrothers, W . A., 123, 124, 127Carson, Hon. E. C., 18 oCarter-Cotton, Hon. F. ,

as Royal Institution President, 2 2letter to Principal Peterson of McGill ,

29as U.B.C. Chancellor, 43 ,44, 74

Cassidy, Harry, 90, 10 0Centenary of British Columbia, 214, 21 9Central Mortgage and Housing Corpora ,

tion, 177, 182, 1 94Le Cercle Francais, 7 2Ceremonies Committee, 7 3Chalk River, 1 4 7Champlain Society, zo 5Chandler, L. R., 18 7Chant, S. N. F., 166, 205, zo6Chemical Engineering ,

courses offered in, 6 6research and publication s

228department organized, 221

Chemistry, Department of,at McGill B .C., 23, 2 5accommodation for, 15 zcourses in, 67research and publications in, o8 ,

12 3, 1 47'48 , 1 95, 221 .22staff of, 51, 69, 8z, 83, 166-67 ,

22 1special war work of, 145, 146 ,

147'4 8and Oceanography Institute, 1 93'94

Chemistry Building,enlarged, 2, 3See also Science Building

Chemistry Society, 7 2Chemistry Tent, 8 9Chodat, Henri, 25, 5 1Christie, H. R., 83, 12 7Chronicle, x o8, x 2. 8Church Union Movement, 14, 8 6Civil Enginering, Department of,

courses offered in, 6 6research in, 148'49, 200, 228staff of, 51, 83, 127, 166 ,67, 20 0

Civil Protection Committee, 1 4 5Clark, A. F. B., 69, 108, 128, 167,

16 8Clark, Robert H., 69, 83, xo8, 123 ,

148, 151, 195, 20 6Classics, Department of,

at McGill B .C., 23, 2 5courses in, 67, 196, 21 9publications in, 10 8staff in, 51 .52, 69, 83, 165, 167,

zo6, 2 3 5Classics not compulsory, 6 6

Classics Club, x3 4Clearihue, J . B., 168, 204, 23 6Clemens, W . A., 1 94, 235Clement, Doug., 23 IClement, F . M., 69, 83, ,o8, 150 ,

156, zooclashes with Arts and Applied Scienc e

Faculties, 11 4pays tribute to President Klinck, 17 2

Clement, Miss Shirley P., 6 5Clubs, 72, 100 .02, 106 .07, 20 7Clyne, Jack V., 90, 9 2Coady, J . M., 204, 23 6Coat of Arms, 5 3Coates, Willson, x o0Coleman, H. T. J ., 83, 98, 165, 16 6

in, 1 48 '49,

249

Index

Collins, T . L., 19 ICollins, Miss Zella, 12 2Colony Farm, 47'4 8Colorado College, 20 8Columbia University, I ooColumbian Methodist College, 13,14,

16, 20, 32, 8 6Commerce,

early attempts to establish Facultyof, 66

program begun, 97expanded, 12 2School, and Faculty, organized, 192 ,

229accommodation for, 17 8enrolment in, 19 1fields of study within, 196, 22 9

Common School Act, 1865, I

Communism, on Campus, 3 5Community Planning, See Regiona l

PlanningComputing Centre, 220Confederation,

terms of and education, 2Congregational College, 8 6Congregations, 66, 99, 129'130, 171 ,

173, 179, 189, 190, 22 6first begun, 73'75at opening of Point Grey Campus,

96 '97Fall congregations begun, 99

Congress of the Universities of theBritish Commonwealth, 20 5, 2 1 8

Congress of the Universities of th eBritish Empire, 42, 12 9

Connaghan, Charles, 23 7Connaught Laboratories, 123, 222Consolidated Mining and Smelting

Company, 196, 20 0Constitution of the University,

See University Act, 190 8Convocation, 15, 73, 8 r

under first University Act, 4, 5'7organization of, under University Act ,

1908, 35, 39, 44, 65 ,66election of Chancellors by, 43-44 ,

65, 171, 23 6Convocation Founders, Preface

committee, PrefaceCooke, Richard P ., 4Coope, Geoffrey, 100Cooper, Paul, 214

Cornell University, zooCoulthard, W. B., 23 5Council of Public Instruction, 7Counselling, for students, 2o zCouper, Walter, Io oCowan, George H ., 3 2Cowan, Ian McTaggart, 130, 167, 205 ,

23 5Cowan, Patrick McTaggart, 130Cowperthwaite, F. M., 1 8Cox, A. Arthur, 4 3Craigdarroch Castle, 8 6Creighton, J . H., 127Creighton, Kenneth O ., 170Creighton, Mrs . Sally Murphy, Ioo ,

204Cricket Club, 17 0Criminolog y

diploma course in, 1 94Crooker, A. M., 127, 147Crumb, Joseph A ., 12 7Crouch, L. G. R., 167Crute, Eb, 103Crystal Pool, 134Cullwick, E . G. ,127Cunningham, George T ., 161, 168,

179, 204Curriculum,

of McGill B .C., 23, 24at University opening, 52 , 5 3changes in, before 1945, 66 .68, 97 ,

98, 124, 156, 16 2post-war expansion of, 18 5 , 194, 19 6,

199, 219'3 2Currie, Sir Arthur, 9 6Curtis, George F., 157, 18 6

on post-war University scene, 17 8

DAIRYINGresearch and publications in, 108, 15 0staff in, 69, 83, 126, 16 7See also Animal Science, Division of

Dalhousie University, 15, 27, 69,5 7

Dallas, Dorothy, Ioo, 123, 12 8Dallas, F., 126Daniells, J. Roy, 130, 20 6Darrach, Marvin, 13 0Dartmouth College, N.H., 69Dauphinee, James, IooDauth, G., 40Davidson, George F ., Ioo

102 ,I

250

Index

Davidson, J . G., 25, 40, 51, 12. 7Davidson, John, 69, 108, 166, zo 6Davie, Hon . Theodore, 9Davies, Geoffrey O . B., 21 8Davis, E. P., 45Day, J . Friend, 97, 1 3 4Debating, 72, 102, 134'35, 170,

207.08Degrees,

first granted at U .B.C., 52., 7 3new ones created, 82. 83, 97, 99,

156.61, 186, 189, 190, 224for graduate study, 99, 191, 196,

220,21, 228, 22 9diploma of B .A., 13 1B.Sc . in Faculty of Arts, Epilogue ,

240Defence Research Board, 193, 221 ,

228de Groot, A. W., 19 6de Jong, S. H., 16 7Denominational Colleges in B .C., 13 .14,

16, 64Dentistry, Faculty of,

plans for establishment of, 225Denver University, 208Depression ,

and University finance, 109. 122de Ridder, Allard, 122Des Brisay, Merrill, 6 8Deutsch, John J ., 23 5Development Plan ,

committee on, 211, 21 4D'Hondt, Walter, 23 IDickson, F ., 23 5Dilworth, Ira, 122, 127Discovery, H .M.C.S ., 142Distinction Courses, 6 7Dolman, C . E., 123, 148, 16o, 168,

22 2reports on establishment of a Medical

Faculty, 186.88Dominion Astro-Physical Observatory ,

9 6Dominion Council of Professional

Engineers, 20 5Dominion Government . See Government

of CanadaDominion Government Forestry Branch ,

94Dominion-Provincial Emergency Farm

Labour Service, 149

Dominion-Provincial Youth TrainingPlan, 129, 162, 20 I

Bursaries, 130, 144-45Drama Division ,

in Extension Department, 20 1See also Summer School of th e

Theatre and Theatre Course sDrug Addiction, University Committee

on Research into, 223Drummond, G . F., 123Dryer, Victor, 13 4Duck, Simeon, 3Duckering, W. E., 83Duff, D. C. B., 123, 14142, 148 ,

222Duff, Sir Lyman, 13 0Dunlap, J. W., 2o zDunsmuir, Hon . James, 34

and scholarship donation, 2 8Dunwaters, J. C., 107, 11 5Durley, Richard J ., 47Dutcher, H. K., 25, 5 1

EAGLES, Blythe A ., I00, 126, 150 ,151, 200, 226, 23 5

Eastman, S . Mack, 51, 71, 83, 108Economic Development of B .C . ,

University as aid to, 37, 38limits funds for Universitydevelopment, 38, 87

Economics,courses offered in, 67, 12 2publications and research in, I o8,

123, 220staff in, 69, 83, 126, 127, 23 5in reorganized Department, 220See also Social and Economic Research

InstituteEconomics Club, 72Edinburgh University, 10 2

Education,definition of, Epilogue, 240department established, 97'99degree created, 156school of, created, 19 2normal school incorporated into

College of, 21o, 217, 230, 233,23 4

enrolment in, 19 1lecturers in, 83, 126, 16 6publications in, I o 8

251

Index

Education, Provincial Department of,See Provincial Department o fEducation

Eggert, Charles A ., 2 34Eggert, Mrs . Helen, 23 4Eldorado Mines Ltd., 22 8Electrical Engineering,

lecturers in, 83, 127, 199 .200, 23 5publications and research in, r o8 ,

148'49, 200, 22 8Electrical system, 21 1Elementary Schools, 2Elliott, Percy H ., 25, 69, 85, 16 5Emmons, Conrad, 10 0Emmons, Frank, , 00Empire Marketing Board, 10 7Empire Pool, 23 1Empire Village, 23 1Employment Bureau, 20 2Endowments,

under first University Act, 2 .3, 8and McGill B .C., 23from McGill B .C. to U .B.C., 28.29Government land grants for, 32, 34 '

35, 4 1 , 44'45, 47, 64University appeals for, 184, 19 3as source for University finance, 21 5

Engineering, See Applied Science,Faculty of

Engineering Building, 17 9Engineering Institute of Canada, 107,

20 5Engineering Physics ,

department organized, 19 2England, Robert, 127, 129English, Department of ,

at McGill B .C., 23, 2 5courses offered in, 67, 201 ,publications in, o8, 12 3staff of, 51, 69, 82, 83, 127, 167,

205, zo6, 2 3 5special war work of, 14 5

Enrolment,at McGill B .C., 23, z 6at U.B.C. opening, 5 5before 1945, 68 .69, 82, 89, 99 ,

109, III, 112, 120, 143, 146 ,151'52

after 1 945, 17577, 186, 189.90 ,191'92, 1 93, 209 . 1 0

limitation of, 112, 120, 151'52

Entrance requirements, 52, 15 6European Organization for Nuclear

Research, 22 1Evans, D. O., 123, 126, 128, 20 6Evelyn, Kenneth, 224Evergreen Conference, 208, 230 .23 1Ewing, John M., 165, 2 34Examinations ,

under first University Act, 4at McGill B .C., 16, 25-26Dean Buchanan's last, 1 97'9 8

Extension Department ,short courses offered, 59, 66, 69, 8 2need for creation of, 81, r o 6program first begun, 9 7department established, 121, 128 . 2 9staff of, 127, 128 .29, 16 7work of, 156, 162-63, 20001,

205, 2 3 2 '3 3and B.C. Research Council, 15 1and University Public Relations, 12 8

External Affairs, Department of, 147 ,20 5

FACULTY,as administrative body, 3 5' 3 6, 84 ,

86, 156, 159, 16oappointments to and changes in, 51 -

52, 69, 8z, 112, 120, 126, 127 ,165-67, 193, 235 . 36

community service by, 124, 126 ,205, 218-1 9

honours received by, 127-28, 167 -68, 229

insurance and annuities for, 84 .85 ,88, 121, 1 53'54, 167

publications and research by, 10 8 ,122, 12325, 126 , 27, 1 47'5 0 ,167

ratio of, to students, 19 3representatives of, on Senate, x 12 . 1 9salaries of, 41, 6o, 84. 85, 120, 1 53 '

54, 167, 185, 215 . 1 6tributes to, 96 . 9 7pays tribute to President Wesbrook ,

76special war-time and post-war effort s

of, 138'39, 146-50, 1 77Faculty Association, 127, 166, x8 5Faculty Club, 21 3Faculty Council, x o oFairbridge Farm School, 127, 16 8

219, 241

252

Index

Fairclough, H. R., 5 1Fairview Shacks, 26-27, 39, 104

U.B.C. uses, 46, 48, 52, 56inadequacies of, 6o-61, 9 1improvement of, 87. 89abandonment of, 94'9 5

Falconer, R . A., 42Falk, Howard T ., 12 2Farquharson, R . F., 187Farris, Mrs. Evlyn F. K., 42,65, 168Farris, J . W. de B ., 130, 15 7Federation of Canadian Artists, 20 5Fee, Archie, 100Fees ,

under University Act, 1908, 35, 3 7first imposed, 88 . 89increased, 114'15, 121, 153, 184,

18 5as source of revenue, 183'84, 21 5for student activities, 62, Io5, 215 ,

2 3 7Fiddes, Robert, 1 9 9Film Circuit Service, 163, 23 2Film Society, 13 6Finances,

and first University Act, 2 .3, 18, 34at McGill B .C., 2223, 27for initial buildings and organization ,

43, 44, 4 6 '47, 4 8during g World War I, 42'50, 5 2 , 59'

during the Twenties, 8z, 86-90, 92 ,96

during the Thirties, Io9 .22, 128-29during World War II, 141, 1 53 ,54,

156.6 2for postwar expansion, 175, 17880 ,

183 . 85, 187. 88, 19 5during Fifties, for operating, 21o, z 15 -

16 ; for expansion, 212 ,215, 21 7public appeals for aid in, 193, 214 '

21 5and Victoria College, 234-23 5

Fine Arts,support for instruction in, 97, 12 2under Extension Department, 129 ,

20 1department established, 196, 199 ,

22 o, Epilogue, 24 1non-credit activity in, 199, 21 9

Fine Arts Committee, 122, 199, 21 9Finlay, A. Hunter, 78, 90, Io6, 149

Finlay of Nairn, Lord, 13 0Finlayson, J . N., 127, 16o, 199•zoo ,

205Fisheries ,

lecturers in, 16 1institute established, 194, 221, 23 2

Fisheries Research Board of Canada, 124Fisheries Research Station, 23 2Fishermen ,

extension programme for, 162 .63 ,20 1

Fishermen's Co-operative Federation ,163

Fishermen's Mutual Marine InsuranceSociety, 16 3

Flumerfelt, A . C., 2 2Foerster, R. E., 204Food Services, 178, 217 . 1 8Football (American, Canadian), 102 -

0 3, 1 34, 169 .70, 23 0Ford Motor Company, 143, 162, 16 4Forest Products Laboratory, 21 I, 21 2Forestry, Faculty of,

ear66

efforts at Development of, 6o ,

as Applied Science Department, 8z ,97, 124

faculty established and organized, 186 ,190 .91, 225,26

enrolment in, 19 1experimental plots for, 40'41, 124,

162, 190, 22 6staff of, 83, 127, 161, 167, 22 5Sopron Division of, 226, 22 7

Forsyth, J . S ., 22 1Fort Camp, 153, 176, 182 , 8 3Forward, F. A., 124, 127, 149, 151 ,

x66, zoo, 205, 221, 228Fotheringham, Allan, 23 8Fraser, Alistair, 207 .08Fraser, C. McLean, 83, 108, 123, 16 7Fraser River Model, zo oFraternities, 1 or, 169Frederic Wood Theatre, 21 9Frederickson, Miss Margaret, PrefaceFrench, Department of ,

at McGill B.C., 23, 2 5courses offered in, 67, 21 9publications in, 1 o 8, 123, 16 7staff in, 51, 69, 83, 167, zo 6See also Modern Language s

French Academy, 12 8

253

Index

Friends of the Library Society, 23 4Friesen, J. K., 23 2Frizzell, Mary, 1 34Fulton, Davie, 130, 1 34Fulton, Hon. F. J ., 2o, 21, 3 3Fulton, Miss Ruth, 99Fund for Adult Education, 232 , 3 3

GAGE, Walter H., 122, 12.3, 141'42 ,148, 166, 204, 205, 22 0

Gaul, Bobby, 13 4Geography, See Geology and GeographyGeology and Geography, Department of,

accommodation for, 5 2courses offered in, 67, 22 1criticisms of, 6ogifts to, 19 6staff in, 51'52, 69, 127, 165, 167,

196research and publications in,

o8 ,I26, 27, 148, 22 I

German, Department of ,at McGill B.C., 23, 25courses offered in, 64, 67publications in, 12 3staff in, 51, 167, 20 6

Gerould, J. T., 51, 6 1Gibson, James, 13 4Gibson, W. C., 33, 22 3Gifts, to McGill B.C., 19 .20, 26Gifts, to the University, 8408 5, 99 ,

107, 121, 122, 125 , 26, 130 ,157, 160.62, 179, 181, 189,190, 192, 199, 200, 20102 ,2.12, 213, 22324, 228, 230,233'3 4

for Scholarships, etc, 107, 130, 161 -62

to Extension Department, 128.29 ,232 '33

in Development Fund Campaign, 21 7Gillies, G . A., 124, 149, 20 0Gleason, Miss Mary C., 16 7Glee Club, 72Golding, N. S ., Io 8Goldschmidt, Nicholas, 23 3Goodpasture, E . W., 18 7Goodyear Tire Company, 162, 164Gordon, J . S ., 45Gould, Jay, 1 3 4Government of British Columbia,

and first University Act, 3, 4, 10, 12

and McGill University College, 2o-21, 2 7

and establishment of University, 34'

financial state of, 14-I 5, 34, 38-39 ,48, 6o, 87 . 8 8

place in University, organization of,6, 204

financial support of University by, 18,

1 9, 43'44, 47'5 0, 52, 6o, 87-90, 92, 96, 109022, 141, 150 ,1 53'54, 156 .6o, 162, 178 .8o,182 .85, 18788, 210, 21213 ,21517, 225, 23 7

grants University land, 41, 48, 162,2I 0

endowment of University by, 34-35 ,44'45, 64

interference in University affairs by ,45, 110 . 1 3

attitude towards University, 90, 97 ,10913, 119,2 2

receives briefs concerning University ,119 . 20, 16o, 237

See also Provincial Department ofEducation

Government of Canada,departments of, contribute to University

work, 82, 86 .87, 125, 149, 150 ,15 2

and assistance for veterans' education ,175, 182, 183 . 8 4

gives direct financial aid to University,184 .85, 2151 6

scholarship schemes of, 130, 1 44'45,University aids war effort of, 138,

1 39'40, 1 47builds laboratory buildings on campus,

21I•I 2See also Canada Council, National

Research Council, National De ,fence Departmen t

Graduate Chronicle, See ChronicleGraduate Study,

prior to 1945, 68, 99, 120, 12 4Faculty organized, 19 1Research Institutes within Faculty ,

1 93'95, 229expansion of courses in, 225, 22 8enrolment in, 19 1

Graduates, going to other Universities ,100, 107.08, 130.3 1

number of, Epilogue, 24 1

2 54

Index

Graduation Ceremony, 74, 1 44Graham, F . Ronald, 18 1Grand Forks, 1 7Grant, George, 2Grant, Jack, 78, 90, 91, 92Grant, W. Leonard, 130, 167Grantham, Ronald, 13 6Grass Hockey, 10 3Grauer, A . E. (Dal), zoo, 104, 21 4

elected Chancellor, 23 6Gray, Mabel F., o 8Great Trek, 78, 9 0 '93Greek, See Classics

courses in, 67Green, Robert, 4 5Greenwood, 1 7Gregg, Alan, 18 7Gregory, Phyllis, 100, See also Mrs .

Frank Mackenzie RossGrounds, See CampusGunderson, Einar, 236Gunning, H. C., 127, 196Gymnasium, 27, 6o, 135, 14 0

built by students, 104.105, 13 2See also War Memorial Gymnasium

HACKING, Norman, 13 6"Hail U .B.C.," 134, 209Haines, A. R., 203Hallamore, Joyce, Ioo, 123, 143, 20 6Hamber, Hon. Eric, 133, 18 9

as Chancellor, 171, 173, 1 79, 1 93,203 .4

and Ice'Hockey trophy, 20 8Hampbar Poultry, 15 0Hare, H. R., r o8Hardy Cup, 103, 134, 17 0Harlem Globe-trotters, 20 8Harlow, Neal, Preface, 20 2Harris, Miss Ethel, 16 7Harris, G. H. 150Harris, J . A., Io8, 123, 141, 14 8Hart, Hon . John, 157, 179, 18o, 183 ,

18 8Harvard University, 69, 100, 129Harvey, D.C., 83, 99, Io8, 126Harvey, Miss Isobel, 9 9Haweis, Lionel, 16 4Hawthorn, H. B., 194, 19 5Health and 'Welfare, National, Depart'

ment of, 222Health Insurance Commission, 129

Health Service, 189, 22 3Healy, Margaret L ., 3 7Hebb, Malcolm, 13 0Hebb, T. C., 69, 83, r o 8, 12 7Henderson, Alexander, 3 2Henderson, James, 25, 51, 12 7Hennings, A. E., Io8, 166, zo6Henry, Alice O . E., 2 5Henry, J . Kaye, 25, 5 1Herbert, R. G., 18 6Herd, J . H., 14 2Heslop, W. G., 167Hickman, W. H., 23 4"High Jinks," 7 3High Schools, 1 4

establishment of, 2, 1 2affiliated with Canadian Universities ,

15 .16, 1 7accredited for University Entrance ,

15 6Hill, H. W., 83, Io8Hinchliffe, Hon . Joshua, 10 5

attitude to University, I I o . I Iand University finances, 112 . 13, 11 5

Historic Sites and Monuments Board ,168

Historical Society, 13 4History, Department of,

at McGill B .C., 23courses offered in, 67, Epilogue, 24 1

publications in, I o8, 123, 167staff in, 51, 69, 83, 126, 127, 16 7

Hoar, W . S., 167Hockey, See Ice HockeyHolder, Miss Mary, 167Holland, Miss Laura, 12 2Hollis, M. C., 1 o 2Home, Maurice, 100Home Economics,

moves to establish Department of, 88,

97'9 8School established, 157, 19 2

building for, 18 ostaff in, 16 7

Home Management House, 157, 21 2Homecoming, lox, 105, 23 8Hong Kong,

geological survey of, ,26 .27University of, 12 8

Honorary Degrees, 96, 1 29'30 , 1 79

2 55

Index

Honours Courses,foreshadowed, 67as evidence of British influence, 6 8instituted, 97

Hooley, J . Gilbert, 130, 148, 166 .67 ,195, 22 1

Horticulture, 6 6courses in, 200research publications in, l o8, 15 ostaff in, 69, 83, 156, 2 3 5

Hospital,need for, on Campus, 179, 187 . 8 8pediatric hospital proposed, 224See also Vancouver General Hospital

Housing Authority, 18 2See also Residence s

Howay, F. W., 14, 45, 167and Howay-Reid Collection, 16 4

Howe, Hon. C. D., 179Hrennikoff, A., 167Hubble, Wayne, Prefac eHudson's Bay Company, 10 7Hughes, Thomas, 211, 21 4Hull, Ralph, 127, 13 0Humanities, development of studies in,

21 9Humanities Research Council, 21 9Humphrey, Miss Ruth, 16 7Humphreys, Gweneth, 13 0Hungarian Revolt, 22 6Hunter, Chief Justice, 39, 40, 45Hutchinson, Andrew H., 69, 83, 108,

123, 124, 127, 2 3 5Huts, See BuildingsHydrographic Service, 1 9 3

IcE Hockey, zo8Idaho, University of, 102Illinois, University of, I ooImlah, Bert, 10 0Imperial Order, Daughters of the

Empire, I o7, 19 9Industry,

donations to University, 15 0and B.C. Research Council, 15 1

Influenza Epidemic, 7 3Information Office, 21 9Ingram, Lucy, 100Innes, John, 10 7Insurance Plan, for Faculty, 88, 12 1International House ,

development of, 212

International Labour Office, 8 3International Law ,

courses in, 19 6International Salmon Fisheries Commis '

sion, 124, 23 2International Student Service, 16 9

See also World University ServiceInternational Studies ,

publications in, 123, 167Director of, appointed, 19 2

Inter'Universities Conference, 139 ,40Iowa State College, 8 oIrving, J . A., 127, 165.66, 16 8Irwin, Richard, 23 9Isabel Maclnnes Hall, 183, 21 7

JACK, Lawrence, 130James, Dr . C . C . ,

advises on location of AgricultureFaculty, 47'4 8

James, Ralph D., 130, 147, 167, 196 ,205

Jamieson, Miss A . B., 40, 168Japan Society, 13 0Japanese Students' Club, 12 5Jennings, S. A., 148, 16 7Jessop, John,

and need for University, 1, 2, 4Johannson, Joe, 7 2Johns Hopkins University, 1 3Johnson, Victor, 187

_Jokers Club, 207Jones, Cecil C., 40Jones, W. N., 1 o 8Jordan, E . E., 25, 51, 68, 7 1

KAMLOOPS ,and University Council ,

Kaslo, 1 7Katznelson, Harry, 13 0Keate, J. Stuart, 13 6Keatley, Pat, 16 9Keenleyside, Hugh, 100Kemp, H. R., 5 2Kendall, G. R., 2 5Kennedy, G. D., 18 6Kent, Ab, 23 8Kerr, Miss Margaret, 1 4 3Khaki College, 7 1Kidd, Desmond, 100Kidd, George, 119 .2 0

Kidd Committee Report, 11 9Kierstead, E . M., Loan Fund, 130

1890, 4

256

Index

Killam, Lawrence, 25, 5 1King, Harold, 134, 20 9King, Harry M., 69, 83, 125, 15o,

23 5King, Hon. W. L. Mackenzie, r o 8King Edward High School, 26, 84, 11 7Kinsmen's Clubs, 22 3Klinck, Leonard S ., President of U .B.C .

( 1 9 1 9' 1 944 )as Agriculture Dean, 49 ,

66, 68, 75appointed President, 79 .8 1concept of University, 8 1administration of, 82 .90, 95.96 ,

10 5and financial crisis, 1930. 1933, 110'

18, 1 z0and University war effort, 1 37'39 ,

1 4 1, 144, 1 5 1 '54faculty appointments by, 83 , 84gifts to University of, 164honours received by, 16 8pays tribute to students, 13 3pays tribute to Chancellor McKechnie,

17 1retirement of, 171 .7 2

Knapp, F . M., 124, 162, 190, 23 6Knapton, John, lo oKoerner, Leon

gifts to University, zoz, 213, 216 ,229, 233'34

Koerner, Mrs . Thea, See Koerner,Leon, 21 6

Koerner, Walter, 23 6gifts to University, zo2, 229 ,

2 33'3 4Koerner Memorial Fund, 199, 20 1Kootenay District,

Mining boom in, 1 7Koshevoy, Himie, 136Krajina, V . L., zo 6Krosby, Peter, PrefaceKusaka, Shuichi, 13 0Kwakiutl artifacts, 233Kyle, Doug ., 23 1

LABORATORIES ,at McGill B .C., 2 5space for, 177

Labour Relations, with maintenanceemployees, 154, 202

Ladner, Leon J ., 236

Laing, Lionel, 13 0Laird, D. G., 150, 226, 23 5Laird, Rev . Robert, 1 8Laird, Warren P ., 47Lamb, Cecil, 100Lamb, W. Kaye, 100, 163, 167, zo 1 '

zo zLamont, G . A ., Io6Lands,

See University LandsLarkin, P . A., 1 94Larsen, Thorlief, 71, 108, 123, 127 ,

23 5Laski, Harold, 136Lasserre, Frederick, 192, 21 3Latimer Hall, 8 6Latin,

Courses in, 6 7See Also Classic s

Laurie, Miss M., 167Law, Faculty of,

early plans for, 2, 3, 8, 34, 9 7established, 157-58, 18 6development of, 186, 229, 23 0accommodation for, 178, 179enrolment in, 186, 19 1

Law Building, 18o, 22 9Law Society, 14, 157, 18 6Leadership Conference, 23 6League of Nations, 13 5League of Nations Society of Canada ,

124Lee, John D., 177, 21 1Leeming, Marjorie, 10 3Lefebvre, Miss Dorothy P., x5 7Legislative Assembly, 3, 7, 12, 14, 3 1

acts establishing McGill B .C., zo-2 1Lerner, Michael, 13 0LeRoy, O. E., 70, 7 1Letson, Harry, F . G., 70, 99, 100 ,

xo8, 127, 1 3 5Lett, Mrs. Evelyn Story, 6 2Lett, Sherwood ,

as A .M.S . President, 6 zand A.M.S. Constitution, 6zand new gymnasium, tennis courts ,

Io5-o6as University Administrator, 168, 17 3as Chancellor, zoo, 236, 2 3 7

Letters Club, 1 34Lewis, Hunter, C., 199, 20 5Liaison Committee for Canada Council ,

and U.N.E.S .C.O., 21 8

51, 61,

257

Index

Library,and first University Act, 8accommodation for, 27, 46, 6o, 94 ,

164, 201, 213, 234staff of, 51, 84, 127, 163, 20 2acquisitions of (including gifts), 51 ,

61, 125026, 163-64, 202'02 ,2 33'3 4

Sedgewick Room, 2o 6Friends of the Library Society ,

Library of Congress, x2 5Liersch, John, 130, 14 7Lighthall, A., 166Linguistics,

courses in, 196Lipton Trophy, 10 3Literary and Scientific Executive Servic e

Awards, 1 3 4Literary Magazine, 23 8Literary Societies, 72, 10 2Little Mountain, 176, 18 3Livingston, Stuart, 1 8Lloyd, E . A., 83, ro8, 150 ,Loans, for Students, 27, 10 7Logan, H . T., 25, 51, 62, 68, Io6,

127. 135, 168, 206 ,Logopaedics, School of, 223London, University of, 100, 10 2Loomer, Lorne, 23 1Lord, Arthur E ., 72, 168, 204Loudon, James, 16, 2 oLucas, Edith, 100Lulu Island, 176, 18 3

McB1UDE, Hon. Richard, 40, 6 oand Government finance, 1 4' 1 5, 49and establishment of McGill B .C., 2 1and endowment of U .B.C., 32, 34and organization of University, 37'38 ,

44, 48, 74message to first class of University,

5 6McCaul, C . C., 1 8McCaul, John, 1 8McClure, Samuel, 4 3MacDermot, T. W. L., 167MacDonald, Alex, 1 34MacDonald, J . B . ,

reports on need for Dental Faculty ,225

Macdonald, Malcolm, 10 2Macdonald, W . L., Io8, 206Macdonald, Sir William, 1 9Macdonald College, 69, 8 oMacDonnell, Rev . J. D. N., 16 3McDowell, C. A., 22 1McGill, James, 2McGill Graduates' Society,

and scholarship donation, 2 8McGill University, 2, 4, 8, 15 ,

38, 100, 10 2B.C. High Schools affiliate to, 13 ,

1 5 '1 7and McGill B .C., 18029, 4 5

McGill University College Act, z o' z 1 ,

3 1 '33McGill University College of B .C . ,

establishment of, 1802 oopposition to, 2o'2 1organization and policies of, 21'23 ,

25 . 26accommodation for, 2602 7curriculum of, 23'2 4enrolment at, 23, 2602 7staff of, 24'2 5merged into U.B.C., 24, 3 8, 39'

4 0, 44, 45, 49'5 0$ 2, 55056achievements of, 27028, 8 5

McGoun Cup, 170, 207'0 8MacGowan, A. H. B., 1 6MacGregor, Malcolm, 30, 23 5Mcllroy, H. M., 127, 141, 20 3Maclnnes, Isabel S ., 25, 51, 70, 173 ,

2o6Maclnnes, W. H., 230McIntosh, Douglas, 51, 52, 66, 72,

83, ro 8McIntyre, Don, 9 0McIntyre, M. M., 18 6MacKay, L . A., 16 7McKechnie, R. E., 45, 86, 96, 99 ,

10 5, 1 59, 164death of, 17 1

McKechnie Cup, 103, 134, 170, 208 ,23 1

McKellar, Andrew, 130, 16 8MacKenzie, Don, 1 3 4McKenzie, F. Frank, 100

Mackenzie, Ian, 92MacKenzie, Kenneth, '3 0

2 34

2 3 5

235

35'

258

Index

MacKenzie, Norman A . M., Presiden tof U.B.C . (1944.)

Forewordchosen President, 172 .73concept of University, 17 3administration of, 17578, 182, 192 '

93, 204.05, 214, 232, 23 6as scholar, 167, 196services to National organizations,

IO2, 185, 20405, 218. I 9on student loyalty to U .B.C., 24 0task of University, Epilogue, 24 1

McKenzie, Robert, 13 0McKinnon, Archie, 23 1MacLean, Hon. J. D., 6o, 82, 90 ,

96, 11 0MacLean, J . F., 202, 203McLennan, Lester, 100McLennan, R. P., 45

scholarships, 107MacLeod, Hector J . ,

1 99MacLeod, J . P. G. ,McLeod, John, 23 1MacLucas, A ., 126MacMillan, H. R., 190, 21 4

gifts to the University, 107, 161 .62,201, 216, 23 3

MacMillan, Sir Ernest, 13 0MacMillan Export Company, 19 0Macnaghten, R . E., 25, 5 1McNeil, Flo, 23 8McPhail, Murchie, 100McPhedran, Miss Mary, 12 2McPhee, E. D., 19 2McPhee, Howie, 1 34McPhillips, Dr . F. X., 1 8McPhillips, L . G., 4 5

MAINLAND,Regional feeling, 9

Mainland Cup, 10 3Mallory, Miss H . Evelyn, 167, 19 2Mallory, Lester, Io oMalmo University, 6 9"Manhattan " Project, 147Manitoba, University of, 14, 27, 42, 46 ,

70, 102, 157, 161, 17 1Mann, K. C., 147Manson, Hon. William M., 3 3Mara, J. A., 4Marshall, M. J ., 108, 148

Mary Bollert Hall, 18 3Maslow, A. P., 16 7Massey Commission, 185, 205, 218 ,

219, Epilogue, 240Mathematics, Department of,

at McGill, B .C., 23, 2 5courses offered in, 67, 19 6publications and research in, 108 ,

123, 148, 22 0staff of, 51, 82, 83, 126, 127,

166.67, 196Mather, J . M., 223Matheson, E . G., 25, 5 1Mathews, Stanley W., 84, 16 6Matriculation, See Entrance

Requirement sMawdsley, Miss Dorothy, 143, 166,

167Mawson, Dr. Thomas H., 47May Committee, 11 9Mayse, Arthur, 3 6Mechanical Engineering, Department of,

at McGill B .C., 23, 2 5staff of, 83, 51, 127, 199'200, 23 5research in, 108, 148-49, 200, 22 8courses in, 124

Medical Education, First Worl dConference on, 224

Medical Research Institute,Medical Sciences Building,

planned, 213, 224Medicine, Faculty of,

in early University legislation,3, 8,3 4

establishment of, 123, 159'60, 1 79 ,186 . 87, 189, 223

accommodation for, 223 ,enrolment in, 189, 19 1research in, 2234staff of, 188-89, 1 9 3

Memorial Tennis Courts, 105 .06Mennie, John, IooMenzies, Mrs . A. M., 74Meralomas, 1 3 4Mercer, Ken, 1 3 4Meredith, Elmore, Prefac eMetallurgy, See Mining and MetallurgyMethodist Church of Canada ,

Columbian Methodist College, 13 .14 ,20, 3 2

Opposition to McGill B.C., 2 1supports Provincial University, 3 2

127, 1 47, 1 96,

142

22 3 '24

224'25

259

Index

Metropolitan Health Committee, 22 3Michigan, University of, I ooMilitary Training,

made compulsory, 52'53, 68, 139 ,140, 159, 20 3

conscientious objection to, 14 2See also Canadian Officers Trainin g

CorpsMilk for Britain's Babies Fund, 16 9Miller Cup, 103, 134, 17 0Mills, Lennox A ., 74, 100Mines, School of, 1 7Mining and Metallurgy, Department of,

accommodation for, 5 2criticism of, 6 ocourses offered in, 66, 12 4research and publications in, 1 4 8 '49,

zoo, 228staff in, 51, 83, 127, 166 .67

Minnesota, University of, 42'43, 18 9tribute to Dr . Wesbrook, 7 5

Model Parliament, 238Moe, G. G., Io8, 126, 150, 23 5Modem Languages ,

lectures in, 82, 126, 127See also French, and German

Montana, University of, 10 2Montfort, Barry, 22 8Montreal, University of, 10 2Montreal Witness, 1 9Moore, Gertrude, 13 2More, Kenneth, 13 0Morgan, Lorne, 10 0Morgan, S . C., 23 5Morrison, Don, 100Morrison, E ., 127Morrow, E . W., 122Motto, See "Tuum Est"Mozart Bicentenary Festival, z 1 9Muir, J . F., 149Muir, Mrs . J . F ., 1 4 3Mulhern, J . E. (Eddie), 62 .63Mullin, R . H., 69, 8 3Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada, 22 3Munday, Miss Pansy, 75Munn, Russell, 10 5Munn, D. W., 25Munro, Alexander S ., 123Murdoch, D. C., 16 7Murphy, Denis, 6 5, 96, 1 3 0 , 1 54 ,

168, 17172, 204Murray, Walter C., 40, 61

Murrin, W. G., 168, 204Museums, 195, 23 3Music ,

support for instruction in, 9 7extracurricular work in, 122, 21 9Department established, 196, 199 ,

220, Epilogue, 24 1See also Fine Arts Committee

Musical Society, 72, I06'o7, 1 35'36Myers, J . N. L., 23 4

NADEN, H.M.C.S ., 142Nanaimo High School, 1 2National Cancer Institute, 222, 223 ,

224National Conference of Canadian

Universities, 75, 175, 185, 21 8National Conference of Christian s

and Jews, 21 8National Defence, Department of,

1 39'40, 1 4 1 , 177, 181, 1 9 5and University housing, 15 3and C.O.T.C., 20 2gives University property, 21 1

National Federation of Canadia nUniversity Students (N.F.C.U.S.) ,

102, 170, 2 3 9National Film Board, 16 3National Research Council ,

donates scholarship funds, 107, 123 ,13 0

and University war effort, 138, 1 47and B.C. Research Council, 15 1aids University research, 189, 193 ,

195, 200, 221, 22 8National Resources Mobilization Act,

140 , 1 44National Selective Service Bursaries ,

144'4 5Native Sons of Canada, 10 7Natural Resources Conference of

British Columbia, 20 5Navy, 193, See also University Nava l

Training DivisionNeelands, R. H., , 68, 20 4Neill, J . W., 18 ,Neilson, Miss Nora, 143, 16 7Nelson, 1 9

University Club at, 17, 1 8Nelson, Hon . Hugh, 4Nemetz, Nathan, 134, 23 6Neurological Research, 223

26o

Index

New Brunswick, University of, 8 ,102, 17 2

New 'Westminster,represented on early University bodies ,

4, 5Columbian Methodist College at, 1 3

New Westminster High School, 2, 1 2New Zealand University, 7, 10 2News Advertiser, See Vancouver News

AdvertiserNichol, Hon. W. C ., 9 6

donates scholarships, 10 7Nicol, Eric, 169, 23 8Nitobe, Inazo, 130Noakes, Frank, Zo oNoon-hour Programs, 12 2Normal School, II, 98, 16 5

early organization of, 4, 7' 8 , 3 7merged into College of Education, 23 0

Norris, John M ., PrefaceNowlan, F. S ., 1o8, 123, 1 4 7Nursing and Health, School of ,

as Applied Science Department,8z, 97, 16o

reorganized as School, 192, 228 . 2 9research in, i o8staff in, 16 7war service of, 143

OBERLANDER, H. P . ,O'Brien, J . M., 7Oceanography, Institute of,

established, 193'94, 222research in, 23 2

Odium, V. W., 16 8Okulitch, Vladimir J ., 130, 167, 16 8Oliver, John C ., 102, 104, 10 5Oliver, Hon . John, 90, 96, o9 , 1 0Olympic Games ,

1948, 2081956, 231, 23 2

Ontario Agricultural College, 8 oOpen House, 132, 20 8Oriental Languages, 9 7

See also Asian Studie sOrmsby, Margaret A., Ioo, 167Osborne, Robert F., 133, 142, 1 59 ,

167, 192, 231'3 2Owen, Milton, 1 34Ower, J . J ., 187Oxford Group, 13 6Oxford University, 4, 8, 28, 100,

102, 2 34

P.E.O . SISTERHOOD, I07Pacific Great Eastern Railway, 8 7Pacific Northwest Bibliographic Centre ,

16 4Pacific Science Congress, 12 9Palmer, Lillian, 1 3 4Palmer, Richard C., 99, 100Pan-Pacific Women's Association, 124,

12 9Panton, K . D., ,6o, 18 8Parent-Teacher Federation, 157, 15 8Parking on Campus, 21 4Parkinson, J . F., 167Parliamentary Forum, See Debating and

Model ParliamentPaterson, Hon. T. W., 44Patterson, John, 22 4Pattison, Thomas, 8 4Pattullo, Hon . T. D., 12o, 130Paul, Edward B ., 17, 85Pearce, Miss Edna, 122Peardon, Thomas, 100Pearkes, Maj .-Gen. G. R., 1 5 3Pearson, Dr . J . M., 4 5Peebles, Allon, 100, 127, 1 49Peele, George, 12 3Pentland, Miss Barbara, 1 9 9Perry, Neil, 1 34Peterson, Sir William, 18 , 19, 22, 29Pep Club, 1 3 4Pharmacy, Faculty of,

established, 157, 16o-6 i, 186 ,189 . 9 0

development of, 22 5accommodation for, 17 8enrolment in, 191'92

Pharmaceutical Association, 14, 16o-6 1Philosophy and Psychology ,

Department of,at McGill B .C., 23, 2 5course work in, 67, 196, Epilogue ,

24 1staff in, 51, 83, 127, 165 , 6 7reorganized, 220

Phoenix, 1 7Phonograph Lending Service, 16 3Physical Education,

beginnings of, 13 2during World War II, 1 4 3Department established, 158 .5 9School established, 192, 23 0teachers of, 132, 159, 167

1 94

261

Index

Physical Metallurgy Laboratory, 21 2Physics, Department of ,

at McGill B .C., 23, 2 5staff in, 51, 69, 8z, 83, 126, 127,

166course work in, 6 7research in, 108, 123 ,

22I , 22and Oceanography Institute, 1 93'9 4special war work of, 145, 146, 148

Physics Building, 179, 1 9 5Pidgeon, Rev . George, 40Pickard, G . L., 19 4Pilgrimage, See "Great Trek"Pineo, A . J ., 1 7Piper, G . E., 2 5Planning, See Regional Plannin gPlant Science, Division of ,

See Agronomy and HorticulturePlasket, J . S ., 96Players' Club, 72, 101 ,02, 107 ,

135 .36, 169, 206, 2 3 8 '39Playing Fields, 27, 14 0

built by students, 104'05, 13 2donated to University, 23 0

Point Grey, 26, 6 1chosen as University site, 40'4 1 , 44University unable to occupy, 27, 39 ,

49'50, 59'60, 86University moves to, 9 0 '9 5Endowment Lands on, 87.88

Political Clubs, 207, 23 8Political Discussion Club, 13 5Political Science,

publications in, 108, 123, 167, 22 0staff in, 12 6

Politics, on Campus, 135, 23 8Pollock, D. B., 106Pope, Steven D ., 2 . 3, 1 5Poultry Husbandry, 6 6

lecturers in, 83, 127, 23 5publications and research in,

108, 149'50, 20 0Pound, A. M., 164Powell, W. H., 5 1Powell, Israel W ., 4, 9, 10, 1 5 9Powell River Pulp and Paper Company ,

107, 226Presbyterian Church,

Petitions for Provincial University, 3 2and Westminster Hall, 64builds University Residence, 235

President's Office ,personnel of, 167, 205, 21 8administrative burden of, 204.0 5

President's Residence, 18 1Press,

Reaction to Collapse of University Act,1891, I1, 1 2See also Vancouver Provinc e

Pretious, E. S., 12 7Preventive Medicine, Department of ,

See Medicine, Faculty of, andBacteriology, Department of

Princess Patricia's Canadian Ligh tInfantry Battalion, 70

Pringle, George, 1 3 4Private Colleges in B .C ., 12-13, I 4Prizes, See ScholarshipsProfessors Emeriti, 127, 23 5Provincial Department of Education ,

1 5, 23 4and Normal School, 8, 98, 230and McGill B .C., 2 2and University Entrance, 5zand Victoria College, 85, 164,6 5

Provincial Economic Council, 124Provincial University,

agitation for establishment of, 1 .3 ,1213, 171 8, 31 , 3 2

factors against establishment of,12, 14'1 5

McGill B.C. as substitute for,2021, 24

objectives of, 363 7concepts of, 46, 81, 173

Psychiatry, research in, 223See also Philosophy and Psychology,Department of

Public Health, Department of,in Medical Faculty, 223See also Nursing and Health

Public Relations of the University, 75,90, 96 .97, 10607, 109, III ,11920, 121, 128'29, 144, 150,156, 167, 177, 209. 10, 21 9

See also Provincial UniversityPublic Relations Committee, 128Publications Board, 10 1

See also IlbysseyPuget Sound, College of, 102Purdy, Harry, 1 oo

QUEBEC, Province of, 1 6

148, 195,

262

Index

Queen's University, 2, 8, 27, 35 ,83, zoo

Quick, Elizabeth, 16 9

RADIO Farm Forum, 129Radio Society, 72, 20 7Railway Construction, 38,39Rand, C. D., 4 5Ranta, L . E., 148Raven, 23 8Ray, Hugo, 90Read, Frank, 23 1Read, Frederick, 157, 186Read, Stanley E., Prefac eRed Cross Society, 28, 70, 83

University aid to, duringWorld War II, 1 39, 1 4 2 '44,

Regional Planning, diploma cours e194, 229

Registration, See EnrolmentReid, Robie L ., 45, 13 0

and Howay-Reid Collection, 16 4Reid, Robert R ., Prefac eReligious Studies, Epilogue, 24 1Rennie, Dorothy, 134Research, Io8, 123'25, 1 47'5 0 ,

220'25, 228, 23 2and University finances, r To , I I ,

113, 115, 121, 193, 21 6and B .C. Research Council, 150, 5 1Institutes for, established, 93'9 5

Research Enterprises Limited, 14 7Residences, for Students, 46, 152'53 ,

,8o, 182-83, 212'14, 216'1 7Rhizoma Alfalfa, 149, 200Richards, Ab, 78, 90

dedicates Cairn, 9 I .92Richardson, L ., 123, 16 6Richmond, W. O., 127, 148, 1 9 9Riddehough, Geoffrey, 100, r o6Ridington, John, 61, 84, 125, 163Rive, Alfred, IooRobbins, William, 130, 167Roberts, Aubrey, 90, 214 , 1 5Roberts, Evan, 13 4Robertson, Lemuel F ., 16, 25, 51, 52 ,

66, 83, 165 .6 6founding of McGill B .C., 18.19, 2 2

Robertson, Norman, 100Robinson, Alexander, 15, 19, 42Robinson, George E., 18, 25, 40, 51 ,

52, 56, 66, 74, 83, 12 7Robinson J . Lewis, 2o 5

Robson, Rev . E., 4Robson, J . G., 21 7Robson, Hon. John, 7, 1 2Rockefeller, John D ., Jr ., 21 2Rockefeller Foundation, 192, 234Rogers, Jonathan, 179Rogers, Mrs . Mary I ., 127Roller, Kalman, 226Roman Catholic Church, 23 5Rose, W. J ., 196Ross, Mrs . Frank Mackenzie, 236Rossland, 1 7Rotary Club,

assists International House, 2,1 2Rounsefell Cup, 170Rowing, 103

U.B.C. successes in, 23 1Rowles, C . A., 23 5Royal Architectural Institute of Canada ,

22 9Royal Canadian Air Force (Auxiliary )

Unit, 203See also University Air TrainingCorps

Royal Commission on Dominion,Provincial Relations, 12 4

Royal Commissions ,Faculty serve on, 124, 205, 21 8See also Massey Commissio n

Royal Henley Regatta, 23 IThe Royal Institution for th e

Advancement of Learning,formation of, 2o, 21 ,23activities of, 24, 25'26, 8 5relations with U.B.C., 27, 31, 38 ,

39, 44, 5 2donates scholarships, 28 . 2 9

Royal Society of Canada, 127 .28, 168Rugby (English), 134, 170, 208, 23 1Russell, E . Howard, 17, 25, 51, 72, 8 5Russell John, 10 0Russian, See Slavonic StudiesRyerson College, 14, 8 6

ST. ANDREW'S Hall, 21 7, 2 3 5St. Clair-Sobell, J . O., 192, 196, 205St. Francis Xavier University, 163St. John Ambulance Association, 1 43St. Laurent, Rt . Hon. Louis, 158,

184, 229St. Louis College, 1 1St. Mark's College, 217, 2 3 5St. Mark's Hall, 8 6

169in,

263

Index

Sadler, Wilfrid, 69, 83, 108 0 126Sage, Walter N ., 69, Io8, 123, 126,

127, 167, 168, 20 5Sager, A . H., 167Salaries of University staff, 41, 6o,

84-85, 1 zo, 167, 21 6Salt, Lionel H ., 169Samis, C . S . 167Sanderson-Mongin, Mme., 86Saskatchewan, University of, 70, 102 ,

103, 16 1Sassoon, Sir Victor, 16 oSawyer, E . M., 4 5Scarfe, Neville V., 230Schofield, Stuart J., 52, 70, Io8,

126, 16 5Scholarships, z8, 120

alternative to University, 15, I 19 ,

1 5 7given to University, 107, 130 ,

161 . 6 2Government schemes for, 112, 130

School, definition and organization of,192

School System, Provincial, 1, 12-13, 3 3relations to McGill B .C., 2 2

Science, See Applied Science, Faculty of ,Science Building, 4 8 '49, 91, 94, 95 ,

109Scott, Howard, 13 5Scott, Morley, looScott, Dr . S . D ., 4 1 , 4 5Sculpture, outdoor exhibitions of, z 19-zoSecond Great Trek, 23 7Sedgewick, Garnet G ., 69, 83, 98 ,

108, 124, 166, zo6Sedgewick Memorial Reading Room,

zo6Selwood, Pierce, 100Senate ,

under first University Act, 1890,3, 8-i z

administrative work of, 86, 98 0 106,139, 140, 156, 203, 22 6

approves new courses, 157.61, x88,194, 224 . 25, 230

clashes with Board, 88 . 89, 1121 9elects Board members, 204first meetings of, 52, 64-6 5personnel of, 45, 164, 16 8powers and composition of, 35'37,

100, 11 2tribute to President Wesbrook, 76

Seyer, W. F., 108, 123, 14 8Shannon, S . H., 16 8Sharp, Thornton, See ArchitectsShaw, J . C., 16, 18, 19, 25, 28Shaw Festival, 219 . 20, 23 8Sherrington, Sir Charles, 125Sherritt Gordon Mines, zoo, 228Short courses, See Extension WorkShrum, Gordon M ., ,o6, 127, 135 ,

148, 191, 192, 195, 221, 2 3 5and Extension Department, 129, 23 2and C.O.T.C., 140'42, 203and B.C. Research Council, 15 1and Housing, 178, 182 0 217.1 8

Sinclair, James, 100Sinclair, Lister, 169Site of University,

difficulties of choosing, 1891, 11 . 1 2for McGill B .C., 20, 22, 25 . 27choice of, 39'4 1

Siwash, 23 8Skelton, Jean, 10 0Skelton, Oscar D., 40Slavonic Studies,

Department established, 156 0 19 2courses and lecturers in, 19 6

Sloan Commission, 22 5Slocan, 1 7Smith, Miss Anne, Preface, 100, 127 ,

202Smith, Harold D., loo, 14 8Smith, Miss Marjorie J ., 158, 19 zSnaddon, Andrew, 169Snodgrass, Rev . William, 2Soccer, 208Social and Economic Research ,

Institute of, 1 94'9 5Social events, 72,73, 74. 135'3 6, 1 3 9Social Sciences, expansion of, 220

See also Economics, Sociology, etc .Social Work,

lecturers in, 97, 167, 19 3diploma course in, 97, 122research in, 12 3School established, 157, 158, 192

Societies Act, 10 5Sociology ,

publications in, 10 8staff, 23 5research in, 220See also Economics, and Social an dEconomic Research Institute

264

Index

Soil Science, Department of, 22 6Somerset, Miss Dorothy, 163, 20 1

Sopron School of Forestry, 226, 22 7

Sorbonne, 1o0Scovil, H . E. D., 20 3Southcott, John and Annie ,

Memorial Scholarship, 13 0Southern California, University of, 10 2

Soward, F . H ., 102, 147, 191, 192 ,205, 23 6

publications by, 1 o8, 123, 167, 22 0tribute to President Wesbrook, 767 7Chairman, U .B.C. History

Committee, PrefaceSoward, Mrs . F. H., 1 43Spanish,

courses offered in, 67, 15 6lecturers in, 167

Spanish Civil War, 13 5Spencer, G . J., ,o8, 123, 23 5Sports, See AthleticsStacey, L . B., 1 o 6Stacks, See Library, accommodation forStadium, built by students, 132, 1 34Staff-members, See FacultyStandard Oil Company, 13 0Stanford University, i oo, 126, 187Stedman, Ralph, 10o, 125Stevenson, Lionel, 100Stott, Bill, 1 34Strong, G . F ., 18 6Straith, Hon . W. T., 179, 188, 23 0

Student Government, See Alma MaterSociety

Student Court, 10 0Student Health Service, See Health

Servic eStudent Union Building, See Brock

Memorial Hal lStudents,

activities of, 7173, 100.02, 132 . 36 ,168 .7o, 207.08, 2 3 6 '3 9

and Government-University relations,112, 1 3

foreign, 212, Epilogue, 24 1political attitudes of, 13 5public attitude towards, 1 44ratio of, to Faculty, 193President Mackenzie's tribute to, 240See also Alma Mater Society, see

Graduate Students

Students' Co-operative Association ,Students' Council, 133, 236, 23 8

composition of, 6263, 20 2and Great Trek, 90'9 2and C.O.T.C., 1o6and summer employment, 202See also Alma Mater Society

Students' League, 13 5Summer School,

established, 9 8 '99work of, 120, 129, 146enrolment at, 176, 2 3 3

Summer School of the Theatre, 121, 233

Summer Session Student s ' Association ,133, 164

Supreme Court, 1Sutherland, Brian, 10 0Suzallo, Henry, 96Swanson, C . Otto, loo, 12728Sweeny, Campbell, 4 5Swimming Pool, 18o

See also Empire Pool

TAYLOR, A. J. T., Arctic Collection ,20 1

Taylor, T. M. C., 100, zoo, 23 5Teacher Training, See Normal School ,

and Education, College ofTennis, 10 3Terminal City Club, 10 7

Theatre ,courses in, begun, 201, 21 9

Department of, Epilogue, 24 1Temperley, H. W. V., 12 5Theological Colleges, 13, 14, 86, 217,

23 5Thom, David, bequests, 107, 13 0Thomas, Miss Elizabeth V ., 167

Thompson, C . J., 21 0See also Architects to Universit y

Thompson, Homer, 10 0

Thrupp, Sylvia, 127, 130, 1 43Tipping, Wessie, 28Tisdall Cup, 103, 134 ,17 0

Todd, Otis J ., 69, 1 o8, 128, 168, 2o6

Tolman, Carl, lo oTolmie, Ross, loo, 10 5Tolmie, Hon . S . F ., 99, 110 ,11 9

Topping, C. W., 97, 122, 123, 158 ,167, 196, 235

153

265

Index

Toronto, University of, 8, 13, 15, 27,35, 38, 42, 46, 100, 124, 166 ,187, 22 5

and Columbian Methodist College, 1 3opposes McGill B .C., 2 0decision to match salary schedule of ,

185, 21 6Tory, H. Marshall, 19, 22, 25, 2 6

speaks at U .B.C . Congregations,74. 99

Totem, 71, 101, 139, 169, 170, 20 7Track and Field, 103, 170, 208, 23 1Trades and Labour Congress, 16 8Trail, 1 7Trapp, Ethlyn, 22 4Trevino, Ben, 23 7Trinity College, Dublin, 4Turnbull, J. M., 45, 51, 83, 127 ,

166, zooTurner, F. J . E., 203"Tuum Est", 5 3

colour film, 21 9Tweedsmuir, Lord, 12 9Tyndale, O . S ., 2 5

U.B .C . DEVELOPMENT FundCampaign, 214, 217, 23 7

U.B .C. Reports, 21 9Ubyssey ,

first published, 71 .72and Great Trek, 9 0 '93on move to Point Grey, 94'95reports student activities, lot ,

13314, 136, 168.7o, 208and Government-University relations ,

11 3writers in, 168, 23 8conflicts with Student Council, 23 8rivalry with Engineers, 238

Udvardy, M. D. F., 20 6Uglow, W. L., 69, 1 o8, 12. 6Undergraduate Societies, 6 4Union College of B .C., 14, 86, 217 ,

2 3 5Unit System, introduced, 6 7United Church of Canada, 8 6United Nations Club, 20 7United Nations Model Assembly, 23 8University, need for ,

See Provincial UniversityUniversity Act, 189o, 3'4, 32, 33, 1 59

amended, 1891, 7'8

lapses, 8 . 1 2convocation meets under, 5 . 6

University Act, 1908, 24, 2 6as University Constitution, 35'3 6 ,

1 5 9objectives of University, 36 , 3 8delay in implementing, 3 8 '39, 44'46amended, 43, 61, 6z, 64, 89, 100,

112 118 . 19, 23 0treatment of students, 6 2

University Air Training Corps, 138 ,141'4 2

University Confederation Movement i nOntario, z

University Council, 3, 8University College of B .C., 20.2 1

See also McGill University Colleg eof B.C.

University Endowment Act, 34'35, 38 ,39

Extended, 41, 44'45, 6 4Altered, 87 . 8 8

University Endowment Lands ,suggested, 1, 17 . 18, 32granted by Government, 34'3 5value of, 49, 11 0on Point Grey, 8788, 8 9relations with administration of ,

181, 21 0See also University Endowment Act

University Graduates' Society, 1 8petitions for Endowment o fProvincial University, 31 ,32

University Lands ,granted by Government, 4 1for Agriculture Faculty, 47'48expanded, 21 0

University Naval Training Division ,138, 141'42, 20 3

University of British Columbia Employee sUnion Local No. 116, 1 54

University Site Commission, 40.4 1University Social Centre, See Faculty

ClubUpper Canada College, 1 3Ure, William, 100, 141, 148, 16 8

VANCOUVER,representation in earl y

University bodies, 4 , 5Graduates Society at, 1 8and University site, 11 .12, 39'4 1

266

Index

Vancouver Art Gallery, 1 99Vancouver Board of Trade, 66, 16oVancouver Central School, 1 5Vancouver College, 16 . 17, 22, 24Vancouver General Hospital, z6, 83 ,

228and Medical Faculty, 16o, 187.89 ,

223Vancouver Harbour Board, 12 6Vancouver High School, 12, 15, 2 6

affiliates with McGill University ,1 5' 1 7

Vancouver Hotel, 73'74, 13 5Vancouver Institute, 8o, 12o, 129 ,Vancouver Island ,

regional feeling of, 8 , 1 2Vancouver Law School, 18 6The Vancouver News Advertiser,

17, 18, 22, 4 2, 44The Vancouver Province, 20 1

on student war effort, 1 44Vancouver Rowing Club, 23 1Vancouver School Board, 16-17, 22, 9 8Vancouver Sun, 20 1Vancouver Symphony Orchestra, 12 2Vancouver Women's Club, 107The Vancouver World, 1 8

on collapse of University Act, 1891 ,11,r 2

Van de Graaf Generator, 195, 22 1Vanderbilt, Arthur, 13 0Vanderbilt University, 8 7Van Vliet, Maurice, 13 2Vernon, F . W., 1o8, 2, 3 5Veteran Students, zo7. 8Veterans' Affairs, Department of, 2o zVeterans' Counselling Bureau, 2o zVickers, H., 83, 108, 124, 12 7Victoria ,

representation on early Universitybodies, 6 . 7

and University site, 9 . 12, 39, 4 1Victoria Central School, 1Victoria College ,

establishment of, 1 7becomes part of McGill B .C . ,

17, 23, 24, 2 5forced to close, 5 2re-opens as U .B.C. affiliate, 85 .86staff of, 25, 858 6C.O.T.C. at, 142new affiliation agreement for, 164 .6 5development of, 234'35

Victoria College Foundation, 234'3 5Victoria Daily Colonist, on collaspe of

University Act, 1891, 11 , 1 2Victoria High School, 8 6

establishment of, 2, 1 2affiliates with McGill University ,

15 .1 6Victoria School Board, 4, 17, 85, 165 ,

234Victoria University, Toronto, 1 3Vigilance Committee, 9 5Vineland Experimental Station, 69Visual Arts, 1 99

courses in, 219 ,2 0Vocational Courses, for returned

servicemen, 59, 69, 8z, 86 . 8 7Volkoff, George M ., 130, 147, 19 5Vollum, Roy, zoo

WADDINGTON, Guy, I00Wade, F . C., 40, 4 5Walker, F. C., 1 o 8Walker, J. F., 151, 165, 16 8Wallace, Robert T ., 14 2Walmsley, S . E., 14 2War Assets Corporation, 177War Memorial Gymnasium, 22 9, 237

construction of, 18o-8 1War Service,

by students and staff, in World War I ,28, 52, 55 . 59, d8 , 7o, 74

in World War II, 137 .50, 169War Service Bursaries, 1 44'45War Services Advisory Board, 13 8Warren, H. V., 99, 148, 149, 168 ,

20 5Washington, University of, 72, 96, Ioz,

103, 23 8Washington University, St . Louis, Mo. ,6

9Watson, Miss Rosalind, 1 7Watt, Mrs . M. R., 4 5Weaver, Myron M ., 18889, 222, 224Weir, George M . ,

as professor of Education, 83, 98 ,1o8, 126, 16 6

as Government Education Minister,120 ,22, 122, 124, 16o, 188

as Federal Government officer, 147 ,266

Weiskotten, H . G., 18 7Weldon, R. C., 40

1 34

267

Index

Wesbrook, Frank Fairchild, President ofU.B.C ., 1913. 1 8chosen as President, 41-4 2biography of, 4V43, 1 5 9concept of University, 46, 53, 59, 8 1and organization of the University ,

45'46, 48 '5 0appointments by, 50 , 52, 6 9opens University, 1915, 5 5 , 5 8administration of, 59 . 61, 8o, 84, 16 oand U.B.C. C.O.T.C., 68at U.B.C. Congregations, 73'74death of, 7 5tributes to, 7577, 172

Wesbrook Building, 179, 189, 1 95 ,224

Wesbrook Camp, 182. 8 3'Wesley College, 1 3'Western Canada Inter-Collegiate

Football Union, 103, 134, 230 . 3 1Western Reserve University, 224196th Western Universities Battalion ,

70`7 1 , 74Westminster Hall, 64, 8 6Wheeler, Lloyd, 100Whetham, Charles, 1 3Whetham College, 1 1, 1 3Whittle, H . D., 167Wilde, Ed, 23 1Williams, John, 100Williams, M. Y., 108, 126 ,

168, 196, 20 6Willis, S . J ., 17, 2 5Wilson, George I ., 4 5Wilson, Robert J ., 130Wilson, Phil, Scholarship, 13 0Wilson, Wallace, 2 34Wilson, Woodrow, 40Wireless Society, See Radio SocietyWolverton, N ., 4 5Women Students ,

status of, 8, 24, 35, 37athletics, 2 8contribution to War effort, 1 4 2 '44

Women's Undergraduate Society, 1 33 ,143

Women's Union Building Fund, 13 3Wood, C . B ., 126, 166Wood, Frederick G . C., 51, 72, 102 ,

206Wood, S . M., 15 0Woods, E. L., 16 1Woodruff, J . D., 102World Cup, 208, 23 1World War I

and McGill B .C., z 8interrupts University organization,

39, 48 '49dominates University life, 6 9costs of, 138

World War II ,interrupts University work, 122, 13 6student reaction to, 168 , 69University's effort during, 137 .50end of, 17 5

Wright, C . A. H., 73, 99, 10 0Wright, Harold, 1 34Wright, T. G., 167Y.M.C.A., 7 2Y.W.C.A., 7 2Yale University, 69, 100, 2,3 1Young, A. K., 189Young, Dr . Henry E., 17, 57 0 5 8

as "Father of the University,"

3 1 , 34'35, 50, 74, 9 6 , 1 5 9biography of, 3 3organizes University, 37'39, 4 1 '42,

46, 4 8speaks at first Convocation, 4 4

Young, J . R. W., 19 2Young, Rod, 207 . 8

ZONTA,aids International House, 21 2

Zoology, Department of,research and publications in, 108 ,

123, 2212 2staff of, 8z, 83, 161, 167, 206, 23 5community service by, 19 5and Oceanography and Fisherie sInstitutes, 1 93'9 4

148,

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ERRATA

x For Examination of Booklet read Examination Booklet

45 For E. P . Davie read E. P . Davis5 i For F. G. C. Woods as Instructor of English read F. G. C. Wood

as Instructor in Englis h59 (Line 3) For world war read world at war6o (Running head) For Financial Salemate read Financial Stalemat e83 For E. H. Lloyd read E. A . Lloyd

130 (Line 34) For Malcolm MacGregor read Malcolm McGregor178 (Punctuation) After John Lee (line 8) insert a perio d205 (Line 29) F. H. Soward was President of the Canadian Historical

Society in 1 947'4 8238 For Birk's read Birks'244 For William H. Coates read Willson H. Coate s258 For MacGregor, Malcolm read McGregor, Malcolm

A Short Pictorial History —Page 3, caption 13 : For F. M. Clement., B .S .A., M.A,, LL.D .

read F. M. Clement, B .S .A., M.A., D.Sc .Page 14, Group of four officers : For Major-Gen . G. R. Pearkes, V.C .

read Major-Gen . W. A. Griesbach, C .B., C.M.G., D.S .O., V.D .