McMaster University - Marmor Yearbook (Hamilton, Ontario Canada)

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FACULTY Officers of Administration The Honourable Mr. Justice R. L. KELLOCK, B.A., LL.D. Chancellor HENRY G. THODE, M.B.E., M.Sc., Ph.D., D.Sc., F.R.S., F.R.S.C., F,C.I.C. Principal of Hamilton College, Director of Research, HERBERT S. ARMSTRONG, M.A., Ph.D. Dean of Arts and Science WILLIAM J. MCCALLION, M.A. Director of University Extension and Summer Session ALMA E. REID, B.A., Reg.N. Director of Nursing Education JOHN E. ANDOFF, B.A. fMcMaste1'J Director of Placement and Guidance WILFRID N. PATERSON, B.A. fMcMasterJ Bursar DANIEL MELVIN HEDDEN, B.Sc. fMcMasterJ Assistant to the Principal of Hamilton College CEC'IL H. M. VINNELS Accountant DOUGLAS W. ALLABY, B.A. lMcMasterJ Director of Alumni Relations Rev. GEORGE P. GILMOUR, M.A., B.D., D.D., D.C.L., LL.D. President and Vice--Chancellor Rev. NATHANIEL H. PARKER, B.S., Th.M., Th.D., D.D Dean of Theology ARTHUR W. PATRICK, M.A., D. de l'U. de Paris Associate Dean of Arts and Science MARION fM1'S. EDGARJ BATES, B.A., Reg.N. Dean of Women. LOIS A. TUPPER, M.A., B.Ed. Director of Women's Leadership Training School MARGET H. C. MEIKLEHAM, B.A. fMcMasterJ, M.A.L.S. 1MichiganJ Librarian CHARLES W. H. LINTON, B.A. 1McMaste1'J Registrar DOROTHY I. DAVIDSON, M.A. QMcMasterb, B.A.L.S. fToronto5 Assistant Librarian E. THEODORE CLARKE Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds ALAN S. BARLEY, B.A. fMcMasterJ Assistant Registrar Officers of Instruction GILMOUR, GEORGE PEEL B.A., B.D. fMcMasterJ, M.A. fYaleJ, D.D. lVictoria, St. Andrewsb, D.C.L. lAcadiaJ, LL.D. fQueen's, Lavalj President and Vice-Chancellor Emeritus Professors BENGOUGH, ELVEN JOHN B.A. fMcMasterJ, C.S.R. Honorary Registrar JOHNS, ALFRED EDWARD f M.A., Ph.D. fTorontoJ Emeritus Professor of Mathematics MACDONALD, NORMAN MICHELL, HUMFREY B.A. fOXfordJ, M.A. qManitobaJ, F.R.S.C. Emeritus Professor of Political Economy NEW, CHESTER WILLIAM B.A. fTorontoD, B.D. fMcMasterJ, Ph.D. lChicago5, F.R. Hist.S., F.R.S.C. Emeritus Professor of History STEWART, HAROLD STANLEY B.A. lQueen'sJ, M.A. fHarvardJ, Ph.D. fEdinburgh7, A.B. fRochester, Ha1'vardJ, B.D. fRochester Theological F.R. HiS'c.S. Emeritus Professor of History Seminaryb, D.D. fRochesterJ Emeritus Dean of Theology

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1 ilu illllrmnrmm WI I. l.lA ll EY ER I-I'l l' ADAMS William Everett Adams, B.A., M.A., Ph.D., came to McMaster as Assistant Professor of Political Economy for the 1955-'56 session, having previously held similar rank at the University of Manitoba. Iiuring World War II, Dr. Adams served with distinction both in the Canadian and American Armed Forces. As an R.f'.A.F. pilot atttached to the Eighth Bomber Command, he was shot down over France and escaped through the underground to England, then returning to active combat. Ile was awarded a D.F.C. for his services. His university education delayed until the end of the war, Dr. Adams received both his undergraduate and graduate training at McGill University, in the city which remained his home. During his brief term at McMaster, he impressed colleagues and students alike with his keen intellect, scholarly potentialities and his unfailing op- timism and good humor. Ilr. Adams is survived by his wife and three children, and lying beyond the personal tragedy of his early death at the age of thirty-five years is the loss to his profession of an unusually promising and inquiring mind. Q II 'Q 'N, FRICIS GULBIS Coming to Canada as a Lady Davis Fellow in 1948, Fricis Gulbis left behind him the presidency of the Baltic University in Exile, Pinneberg, Germany, of which he had been chief organizer, and a teaching career of twenty- three years in the University of Latvia, where he had become Dean of the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, and vice-rector of the university. Dr. Gulbis received his early education at Liepaja, Latvia, and then proceeded to the University of Petrograd, where he became a Master of Science in 1916. Advanced study at that institution was followed by research at the University of Berlin. In 1920 he returned to his native land and began a distinguished academic career at the University of Latvia in Riga. Following the war, he organized the Baltic University in exile for Latvian, Lithuanian, and Estonian refugees. Under his presidency, the University grew to 1300 students, tutored by a faculty of 250. Dr. Gulbis had hoped to transfer the whole institution to Canada. Respected at McMaster for his personal charm and his cheer-fulness in enforced exile, he was also highly regarded by the whole Latvian community here. He leaves us a legacy of loyalty, probity, courage, and love of learning and teaching.

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University College ADAMS, WILLIAM EVERETT M.A., Ph.D. tMcGilIj MARTIN, ALBERT PRAY A.B. tBrownJ, A.M., Ph.D. tWisconsinJ, R.B.L. stunt Professor of Political Economy for 1955-56 professor of German Obiit. January, 1956 DENNER, KARL M.A. tlientuckyl, Ph.D. tJohns Hopkinsj Assistant Professor of German DULMAGE, HORACE ANSON B.D. tMcMasterJ, Ph.D. tChicagoJ Associate Professor of Philosophy B.A.. FREEMAN, HAROLD AUSTIN B.A. tSaskatchewanJ, M.A. tT01'ontoJ Professor of French FRENCH, GOLDWIN SYLVESTER M.A. tToronto1 Assistant Professor of History GRAHAM, JOHN ERNEST LASCELLES B.A. tTorontoJ, M.A., B.Litt. tOxfordJ Professor of Politicaal Economy On leave of absence 1955-56 GRIFFITHS, DAVID ALBERT M.A. tBritish Columbial, D. de 1'U. de Paris Sessional Lecturer in French GROOM, BERNARD M.A. tOxford, Londonj Associate Professor of English HADDOW, GEORGE CALDWELL M.A. tToronto, Oxford! Professor of English HAMPEL, LORENZ EARLE M.A. tToror1toJ Assistant Professor of Spanish HUNTER, WILLIAM DRUMMOND GROVES B.A. tOxfordJ, M.A. tEdinburghJ Assistant Professor of Political Economy JACKSON, NAOMI CATHERINE ADAIR M.A. tMcGillJ, A.M., Ph.D. tRadcIiffeJ Assistant Professor of Fine Arts JOHNSTON, CHARLES MURRAY B.A. 1McMasterJ, M.A., Ph.D. tPennsylvaniaJ Sessional Lecturer in History JONES, FRANK EDWARD M.A. tMcGillJ, Ph. D. II-Iarvardj Assistant Professor of Sociology for 1955-56 KILBOURN, WILLIAM MORLEY MARTIN, EDITH MARY FORSTER B.A. tAlbertaJ, M.A. tLondonj Assistant Professor of English McCREADY, HERBERT WILLIAM M.A. ITOFOHLOJ, Ph.D. tHarvardJ Associate Professor of History McIVOR, RUSSEL CRAIG B.A. tWesternJ, M.A., Ph.D. tChicagoJ Professor of Political Economy MESSNER, JOSEPH Diplom. Dolmetscher tlnnsbruckj Sessional Lecturer in German, Part-time MURPHY, DOROTHY tMrs. C. WJ M.B.E., B.A. tTorontoJ, M.A. tOxford, Torontoj Assistant Professor of English NEWBIGGING, PERCY LYNN B.A. tSaskatchewanJ, M.A. tTorontoJ, Ph.D. tLondonJ Assistant Professor of Psychology for 1955-56 NOVAK, DERRY B.A. tTorontoJ Lecturer in Politics OTTO, GEORGE STANLEY M.A. tQueensJ Special Lecturer in French PATRICK, ARTHUR WILLIAM M.A. tManitobaD, D. de l'U. de Paris Professor of Romance Languages PETERSON, HOLLAND M.A. tTorontoJ Sessional Lecturer in Romance Languages POTTER, CALVIN CUTHBERT B.Sc. tCom.J tSir George Wi1IiamsJ, M.Com. tEcon.J, Ph.D. tEcon.J, McGillJ, L.A., C.A. Assistant Professor of Commerce PROCTOR, GEORGE ALFRED B.A. tMcMaste1'J, A.R.C.T. tTorontoJ, M.M. tRochesterJ Director of Music for 1955-56 SALMON, EDWARD TOGO B.A. tSydneyJ, M.A., Ph.D. tCamb1'idgeJ, F.R.S.C. Messecar Professor of History SHEIN, LOUIS M.A., Ph.D. tTorontoJ Part--time Lecturer in Philosophy 4Toronto, Oxfordj, A.M. tliarvardj, M.A. tOxfordD SHEPHERD DONALD MURRAY Lecturer in History LAWSON, JAMES BURHANS B.A. 1Ncw York State Teachers' Colle-gel, M.A. I-Iohns Ilopkinsj Sessional Lecturer in German LECOMTE, GUY ADOLPIIE Lic. es Lettres tI arisD Sessional Lecturer in French M.A. tQueensJ, Ph.D. tChicagoj Associate Professor of Classics SOULE, HALLIWELL B.A. tMcMasterJ Special Lecturer in Commercial Law STEARN, CLEMENT HODGSON M.A. tCambridgeJ, B.D. tLondonb, Ph.D. tTorontoJ Professor of Classics