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o Canada, our heritage, our love,Thy worth we praise, all other lands above—From sea to sea, throughout thy length,

From pole to borderland,At Britain’s side, whate’er betide, unflinchingly we’ll stand.With heart we sing, God Save the King!Guard Thou our Empire wide, do we implore,

And prosper Canada from shore to shore.

inwennnw(Under the direction of Mrs. Grace Hastings Dresser)

1. Marriage of Figaro - - -

2. (a) Scene d’Amour -

(b) Les Trois Roses -

(c) Recreation - - -

3. Sullivan’s Operatic Gems

4. Chanson de Nuit Elgar

S. (a) March of the Gnomes - - - 1{ebikov

(b) Dance of the Dolls Rebikov

(c) Eugene Onegin (‘Waltz from the Opera)

Tschaikoivsky

6. Selection, ‘Pucciniana” - - - Arr, by Mehdcn

Mozart

— -- Sibelius

- —- Bathe

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- Arr. by Seredy

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1. 0 CANADA!

2. ADDRESS BYR. E. McKechnie, Esq., M.D., C.M., LL.D., F.A.C.S.Chancellor of the University of British Columbia.

3. INTRODUCTION OF PRESIDENT MURRAY BYL. S. Klinck, Esq., M.S.A., D.Sc., LL.D.President of the University of British Columbia.

4. THE CONGREGATION ADDRESS BYWalter C. Murray, Esq., M.A., LL.D., F.R.S.C.President of the University of Saskatchewan.

5. CONFERRING OF DEGREES BYThe Chancellor

6. PRESENTATIONof the Governor-General’s Medal by the Chancellor

to Malcolm Hayden Hebb and Shirley Isabella

Mayse (equal).

7. ANNOUNCEMENT OF SCHOLARSHIPS ANDPRIZES BY

The Registrar

GOD SAVE THE KING”

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Major: PhysicsAnderson, Oscar Elmer, B.A.Minor: Mathematics

Thesis: ‘The Arc Spectrum of Nitrogen”Major: Philosophy

Boyes, Francis Cecil, B.A Minor: EducationThesis: “The Limits of Stote Responsihility in

Education.”Major: Mathematics

Fisher Mary Jean, B.A Minor: PhysicsTiiesis: “Certain Algebraic Number Realnis.”

Major: ChemistryFleming, Richard Howell, B.A Minor: Biology

Thesis: “The Effect of Certain Chemicals onGermination aid Dormancy in WinterWheat.”

Major: ChemistryFowler, Frances L., B.A Minor: Biology

Thesis: “The ‘Activation’ of Amylase.”Major: Geology

Freshwater, Norman G. M., B.A Minor: MineralogyThesis: “Geology and Ore Deposits of Yukon

Territory.”Major: Chemistry

Gray, Kenneth R., BA Minor: PhysicsThesis: “Sonic Condensation Products of Fur

fural and Substituted Ureas.”- Major: Zoology

Hart, Josephine Frances Lavinia, B.A Minor: BotanyThesis: ‘The Larval Stages of Hemigrapsus

nudus (Dana) and Lophopanopeushellos (Stinipson)”

Major: EconomicsJenkins, Ernest Ault, B.A Minor: Government

Thesis: “The Development of Inter EmpireTrade”

Major: FrenchKirk, Thomas Downie, B.A .. _Minor: History

Thesis: “Le Melodrame et Ic drame romantique.”

Major: ChemistryMarshall, Harry Borden, B.A Minor: Physics

Thesis: “Extraction of tin from its ores andthe preparation and behaviour of certain pure salts of tin.”

Major: PhysicsMore, Kenneth Riddell, B.A Minor: Mathematics

Thesis: “The Arc Spectrum of Nitrogen”Major: Latin

McGregor, Malcolm Francis Minor: GreekThesis: “Rome and Germany.”

Major: HistoryOrmsby, Margaret Anchoretta, B.A Minor: Education

Thesis: “A Study of the Okanagan Valley ofBritish Columbia.”

Major: ChemistryOswald, Drunimond Wilson, B.A Minor: Physics

Thesis: “The Vapour Pressure of a MetastableCopper Lattice.”

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Major: MathematicsPoole, Albert Roberts, B.A Minor: Physics

Thesis: “Primitive Idempotent Elements of aTotal Matric Algebra.”

Major: FrenchPoole, Frederic Abner, B.A Minor: Education

Thesis: “Le drame historique a l’epoque romantique.”

Major: HistoryRoss, Margaret, B.A Minor: Economics

Thesis: “Amor de Cosmos, a British ColumbianReformer.”

Major: PhilosophyTowell, Albert Seymour, B. Minor: Education

Thesis: “The Psychology of Rational Thought.”Major: Economics

Yerburgh, Richard Eustre Marryat, B.A Minor: GovernmentThesis: “An Economic History of Forestry in

British Columbia.”

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B. A, WITH HONOURS(In alphabetical order)

Allan, Margaret MeM. 1st class honours in MathematicsAllen, Nelson 1st class honours in MathematicsBeau, Geoffrey 1st class honours in Biology (Zoology

option)Beveridge, Isabella 1st class honours in LatinBlack, Peter T. 2nd class honours in ChemistryBoutilier, Helen R. 1st class honours in HistoryBurnham, Frank L. 2nd class honours in LatinCunliffe, Muriel A. 2nd class honours in Biology (Botany

option)Davis, Viola V. 2nd class honours in HistoryDoherty, Sheila M. 1st class honoura in English Language

and LiteratureEdwards, Joan E. 2nd class honours in MathematicsFields, Ruth E. 1st class honours in Biology (Botany

option)Foster, B. Joan 2nd class bonours in MathematicsGibson, James A. 1st class honours in History and

Economics and Political ScienceGray, Alice G. 2nd class honours in FrenchHammond, Reg. P. F. 1st class honours in Biology (Botany

option)Ilebb, Malcolm H. 1st class honours in Physics and

MathematicsHerbison, Mary 1st class honours in FrenchHill, M. E. Frailey 2nd class honours in FrenchHolloway, Mavis M. E. 1st class hononrs in English Language

and LiteratureHutson, A. Maud 1st class honours in Economics and

Political ScienceLangton, R. Eric G. 2nd class honours in PhysicsI.arge, F. Margaret 1st class honours in FrenchLasser, Freda 2nd class honours in History and

GermanLower Ronald II. 2nd class honours in LatinLugsdin, Claribel 1st class honours in French

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ucIe1or of rIzMakepeace, Ronald A.Matsuzaki, SusumuMayse, Shirley I.Moore, Elizabeth F.

Morgan, J. GeorgeMorrow, James W.Murdoch, David C.Newlands, Patricia

Parker, S. ThomasPoole, Louise E.Smith, Ronald N.Swain, Lyle A.Tiinmins, Talosa V.Wilson, Idele L.Wrinch, Leonard A.Wylie, Dorothy F.Yerburgh, Ernest R. M.Young, John T.

(Continued)1st class honours in Physics2nd class honours in French1st class honours in I,at,n and English2nd class honours in English Language

and Literature1st dass honours in Economics1st class honours in Mathematics1st class honours in Mathematics2nd class honours in English Language

and Literature2nd class honours in Mathematics2nd class honours in French2nd class honours in Physics1st class honours in Chemistry2nd class honours in Hmtory1st class honours in History1st class honours in History2nd class honours in Chemistry2nd class honours in Greek and Latin1st class honours in Chemistry

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B. A. IN PASS COURSE(Names in order of merit)

CLASS I.Banno, Edward C.Pigou, Elfrida M.Tervo, Clara M.

Mawby, Vera B.Moffatt, Marjorie E.Patmore, Dorothy F.Muirhead, Margaret 0.Bailey, Alice T.Murray, M. KathleenRoutledge, H. Isabel EqualWoodward, C. MargaretRobertson, Bessie T. lSelfe, Olive F. j EqualTourtellotte, Lois M.Tisdall, Sheila M.Carter, Saltie B.Munde, John A.MeLellan, Marion C. 5 EqualChisholm, BeatriceStewart, Beatrice 3.Hall, Francis C.Harlord, Herbert B.Rutherford, 3. MurdocbRetallack, RexFerguson, Ann B. S.Schroeder Frances I.Smith, Añce M.

CLASS II.

Crafter, NorleenDawson, Barbara L.Fowler, Jean R.

Buckland, Elizabeth C.Campbell, Alan T. EqualGalloway, Verna E. 5Green, Annie T.Chapman, Robert I.Ball, Mary 0. B.McIntosh, Gladys K.Philpott, Margaret S.Everall, Eleanor F.Milligan, Frances M. EqualOwens, Frances M. M.JTaylor, John R.Knott, A. MargaretWatson, Wilma EqualGordon, Roth G.Douglas, Ian F.Hendry, AlexanderHockin, Katherine B.Ball, M. ElizabethCreelman, Margaret W.Turnbull, Alexander EqualGreen, Edith J.Lea, MargaretDavies, Edward

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Robinson, Frances E.Moscrop, Margaret A.Brissenden, Pearley R.Graritham, RonaldStreight, Jack M.Oates, Creswell 3.Barr, Helen I.Wright. Margaret J. EqualPlatt, Dorothy L.Mussallem. Nicholas EqualHarvey, George L.Farris, John L. 1Forsyth, Agnes J. EqualPeel, Marjorie F.Owen, Janet B. W.Maim, Carl A.Hood, Jean A.

Acorn-, Jessie I.Burgess, Thomas E.Creelman, Arthur G.Creighton, 3. H.Duncan, CampbellGuy, R. B. JordanHardwick, Francis C.Hill, Dorothy R.

Healey, Agnes M.Smyth, Roberta L. EqualSmith, Norma F.Millar, Robert D. jEqualProctor, Fred T.Lawson, William P.Trites, Helen L. .1 EqualGrant, GeorgeLendrum, Richard MeN.Telford, Jean R.Brown, Ralph MacL.Greig, John L.McDonald, A. RuthGraham, Mary H. S.Meredith, George M. EqualHarris, Margaret M.

Bruce, Dorothy M.North, W. •EricSturdy, Edith H.Gleave, EdwardKennedy, BessieRowbottom, Nan M.Shilvock, Winston A. j EqualSymons, Edward J.Brent, Norma M.Dick, Margaret B.Roberts, Ernest C.Kummer, Marian I.Lightbody, M. T. W.Robson, Margery J.MeCharles, DonaldaTipping, Vera L. 5 EqualGriffin, Eileen B.Butorac, Jeanne B.Clarke, NormaMcKenzie, Francis 3.Maguire, Helen K.Campbell, Phyllis M.Frost, John W.Mcintosh, EdithRecce, Frances C.Johnston, Viola M.O’Hagan, K. EileenParker, Hugh

Johnson, Daniel E.Margolis, Jean E.Mulliolland, Georgina R.McNeill, DouglasSiddall Kathleen V.Wilson, Arthur R.Wilson, Muriel

PASSEDFerguson, NancyFraser, Frances L. EqualHunt, Cicely R.Bolton, Verna M.Burridge, K. Aubin EqualFinlay, Margaret G.McNab, ZoraMacdonald, Marian E. S.Griffin, Herbert H.Nakano, T. Thomas 5 EqualMcLean, John F.Meilieke, Macian E.Jones, ElizabethPartridge, Margaret E.Mellish, Humphrey W.Bickford, Edith P.Selder, William 3.Greenwood, F. MarjorieWright, Laurence 0. 5 EqualWhyte, Jean C.Ellison, Florence R.McDonald, Mable L.Stanley, Beatrice M.Crowe, H. Loraine 1Morrison, Clarke V. S. EquaIStone, Harriet L.Johnson, Harriet K. 1.Read, Ralph E. 5 Equal

PASSED UNRANKED

PASSED AEGROTATBell, Alice H. Lockhart, Myra R.

B. A. IN DOUBLE COURSE, ARTS AND SCIENCE ANDAPPLIED SCIENCE

(Names in Alphabetical Order)Alpen, Robert Richard Le Page, David HaroldEvans, George K. Lovitt, Edward HillGroves, Tom Douglas Smith, Donald SinclairKlinck, Ronald Woodard

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(Names in Alphabetical Order)

CLASS I.Grant, Donald B. Hallonquist, Frank W.

CLASS ILBaker, Russell K. Jestley, H. LyleBallentinc, George V. N. Johnson, Edwin B.Burns, Ronald M. Nichols, Wallace K.Clement, Maurice C. Wright, Basil 0.Fisher, John F.

PASSEDAitken, Stirling C. Henderson, Arnold E.

Spencer, Margaret J.

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Graham, Roy, BASe. Major: GeelogyMinor: Botany

Thesis: “The Mesozoic Plant Bearing Formations of Canada.”Rice, Harington Molesworth Anthony, B.A.Sc. Major: Regional Geology

Minor: PalaeontologyThesis: “A Survey of the General Economic Geology of the

East and South Contact of the West Kootenay Batholith.”

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CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

CLASS I.Martin, Kenneth W.

CLASS II.Smith, Irving C.

Cornwall, George L.Evans, George E.

CIVIL ENGINEERING

CLASS I.Nesbitt, Michael C.

CLASS II.Muon, Thomas H. Anderson, Roderick V.

Barratt, Herbert J. Green, 3. Lloyd

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

CLASS I.Thomas, Melvin A.

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PASSED UNRANKEDHarrower, George A. Roberta, J. Chester

FOREST ENGINEERINGCLASS I.

Swannell, Lorne F., BA. Dunham, Charles B.Groves, Tom D.

PASSEDSchultz, Charles D.

GEOLOGICAL ENGINEERINGCLASS I.

Okulitch, Vladimir J.

CLASS II.Halet, Robert A. Lovitt, Edward H.

Buckland, Francis C.

PASSEDNelenis, Harry E.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERINGCLASS I.

Plant, John L.

CLASS II.Monroe, John L. Harris, Malcolm A. A.Macdonald, John E. Alpen, Robert ILWatson, Dalton H. Hamilton, Rognvald T.

Murray, Walter A.

PASSEDEstabrook, Alan D.

PASSED (Unranked)Locke, C. William E.

METALLURGICAL ENGINEERINGCLASS IL

Mathews, L. Gerard Cruise, Kenneth A.

MINING ENGINEERINGCLASS U.

Terhune, Stuart 3.

PASSEDDobson, William K. A. Matheson, Don N.Hill, Henry L. Scott, Norman V.

NURSING AND HEALTHCLASS I.

Young, M. Fyvie H.

CLASS II.Kilpatrick, Heather, B.A. Sutherland, Margaret E.Hillas, Hedwig MacKenzie, Dorothy E.Cardwell, Marion T. Homfray, Geraldine E.

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in rEcu{tur2Bewell, Everett R., B.Sc.Ag. Major: Agricultural Economics

Minor: Agricultural EconomicsThesis: “A Plan for the Production and Marketing of the

British Columbia Potato Crop.”Snesarev, Vladimir N., B.A. Major: Agricultural Economics

Minor: Farm ManagementThesis: “More Correct Ratios of the Distribution of the

Different Factors of Production on Poultr’, TreeFruit, and Dairy Farms of British Columbia.

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(Names in Order of Merit)

CLASS I.Stuart, Ruth A. Lerner, I. Michael

CLASS XI.Winram, James M. Tait, Wilfrid J. C.Forsyth, Rolfe M. Ingledew, Norman H.Strachan, Charles C. Ellis, Herbert W.

Leach, Thomas A. L.

PASSED UNRANKED(Names in Alphabetical Order)

Godfrey, Langford M. Mayers, Richard J. N.Reid, Edgar C.

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1. The Governor-General’s Gold Medal— Malcolm Hayden Hebb(Head of Graduating Class in Arts)— Shirley Isabella Maysej Equal

2. The Historical Society Gold Medal—(History)—ldele Louise Wilson

3. The Kiwanis Club Gold Medal-—(Comnierce)—Frank Webster Hallonquist, B.A.

4. The French Government Bronze Medal—(French)—Mary Herbison.

SCHOLARSHIPS FOR POST - GRADUATE STUDIES1. University Scholarship—Idele Louise Wilson2. The Anne Wesbrook Scholarship—Geoffrey Beau3. The Captain LeRoy Memorial Scholarship—

(Returned Soldiers)—-Horace Austin McEwen

4. The French Government Scholarship—Frances Margaret LargeS. The Nichol Scholarship—

No. 5 (renewed)—Geoffrey Blundell Riddehough, B.A., M.A.No. 4 (renewed)—William Kaye Lamb, B.A.

6. The Brock Scholarship—Vladimir Okulitch7. The H. R. MacMillan Scholarship—Donald Bathgate Grant

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1. The Rhodes Scholarship—James Gibson2. The Khaki University and Y.M.C.A. Memorial Fund Scholarship—

1. Charles Johnstone Armstrong2. Bertie A. F. Black3. Mary Elizabeth Bowden4. Adam Got-don Brand5. Lettice Sybil Cartwright6. Albert Edward Coles7. Nora Louise Hughes8. Patricia Mary Johnson9. Hugh Ornisby

10. Lloyd ‘.Arilliains3. University Scholarship for Returned Soldiers (First Yeai-)——No applicants.

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1. University Scholarships (General Proficiency, proceeding to the FourthYear)—I. Arthur Wallace Bagnall; II. Mildred Gwenneth Humphreys.

2. I, J. Klein Scholarship (General Proficiency, proceeding to the FourthYear of the course in Conimei-ce)---—Katherine Virginia Lee.

SECOND YEAR3. University Scholarships (General Proficiency, proceeding to the Third

Year)—I. Rosemary Edith Winslow; 11. Sheila Joyce McKinnoii andMary Vinnfred Grant (equal). Awarded to Sheila Joyce McKinnon.

4. The Shaw Memorial Scholarship—-(First in English, Latin and Greek)—Mary Wtnnifred Grant.

5. The McGill Graduates Scholarship (First in English and French)——-GraceMary Parkinson.

6. The Terminal City Club Memorial Scholarship (First in English and Econ.omics)—George Powell.

7. The lODE. Scott Memorial Scholarship (First in Biology)—Catherine Ledhetter Black.

FIRST YEAR8. Royal Institution Scholarship (First in General Proficiency)—

George Michael Volkotf.9. University Scholarships (Second and Third in General Proficiency)——

I. John Norton ‘vVilson; H. Samuel Lloyd Lipsois.10. P.E.O. Sisterhood Scholarship (First Woman student in English)—

Jean Maud Balfour.11. The Beverley Caytey Scholarship (First Male student in English)——John

Norton Wilson, by reversion to Robert Harold Spurner.

OPEN12. Vancouver Women’s Canadian Club Scholarship (Canadian History)—

Leften Stavros Stravrianos.

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Nursing and Health)—Awarded in September.2. Vancouver Women’s Canadian Club Scholarship in Nursing and Health—

Jvy Christena Deizall.3. The Dunsniuir Scholarship (Highest in Mining Engineering, proceeding

to the Fifth Year)—Hartley Sargent.4. University Scholarship (General Proficiency, proceeding to the Fourth

Year)—James Wilson McRae.5. Royal Institution Scholarship (General Proficiency, proceeding to the

Third Year)-—Robert Alexander McGuire.

fftcuIt f )4flcultutr1. The B. C. Fruit Growers’ Association Scholarship—No award.2. University Scholarship (General Proficiency, proceeding to the Second

Year)—Herbert Frederick Salisbury.3. The David Thom Scholarship (General Proficiency, proceeding to Second

Year)—No student of sufficiently high standing in First Year. Transferred to Second Year and awarded to George Okulitch.

J1 acuItiz1. The University Book Prize—Dorothy Johnston.2. The Players’ Club Prize (original play)—Sidney John Risk.3. The Isabel Ecclestene Mackay Prize (Poetry)—Ronald Grantham.

acu1t af rt uth $cinc21. The Gerald Myles Harvey Prize (Essay in Economics or Political Science)—

George Fernau Hall.2. The Vancouver Women’s Conservative Association Prize (First in Maths.1;

Son or Daughter of a soldier)—Percy Ritchie Sandwell.3. The Book Prize in Commerce (First Place in Graduating Class)—

Frank Webster Hallonquist.4. The French Government Book Prize (French)-—-Claribel Lugsdtn.

ifacufI if .ppJib ciencc1. The Convocation Prize (General Proficiency in Fifth Year)—

Michael Cullum Nesbitt. .2. ‘I’he Walter Moberly Memorial Prize (Engineering Thesis in Fifth Year)—

James Walter Smith.3. The Engineering Profession’s Prizes

1. David Harold Le Page2. John Walter Lind3. Harry Marshall Van Allen4. William Arthur Madeley5. Hartley Sargent

4. The Engineering Institute of Canada Prize——Harry Marshall Van Allen.5. The Provincial Board of Health Prizes in Public Health Nursing—

1. Annie Fowler Baird2. Margaret Fyvie Helen Young3. Ruth Hayward Franklin4. Heather Kilpatrick5. Hedwig Hillas

tiurari1. The Canadian Club of Vancouver Bursary (Worthy Matriculants)—

Awarded in September.2. The American Women’s Club Bursary—Awarded in September.3. The David Thom Bursaries (General Proficiency, proceeding to Second

Year Agriculture)—I. Richard Philip Locke; Ii. Mills Forster Clarke.