Dalhousie University - Pharos Yearbook (Halifax, Nova Scotia Canada)

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Bachelor s of Science DOUGLAS CAMPBELL FERGUSON Armdale. N. S. Doug came to Dal from Q.E.H. in 1945, and since then has specialized in Biology. Doug is custodian of in- sects for the N.S.M.S., and has col- lected well over 15,000 specimens, mostly moths. From here he goes to Cornell for post-graduate work in Sys- tematic Entomology. ALLEN ARTHUR FERGUSSON Port Morien. N. S. A graduate of Glace Bay High School, Fergy entered Dal in 1946. He played intermediate football during his first year and has played interfaculty foot-ball, basketball and hockey for the ltlngineers. He receives his B.Sc. in Engineeriiig. - ARCHIBALD DUNHAM GATES Dartmouth, N. S. Archie has been a well-known figure 011 the Dalhousie camlms for the past few years. He has been active in the Glee Club and was a member of the Con- cert Oreliestra for three years. Best of luck, Archie! , DAVID GENGE St. Iohnfs, Newfoundland Dave is an ardent native of the tenth province who strayed to Dalhousie a few years ago in search of a B.Sc-. May you tind success in the world of science, Dave! PETER CAMPBELL GORDON Halifax, N. S. Major-Biology. Pete is frequently to he found in the gym store engaged in an active discussion on anything and everythinv. He took part in Glee Club plays in '46 and '47 and has been a loyal Phi llelt since '46. Pete plans to return to Dal and limes to enter Mcdicine. Success in the pursuit ot' Bachelorliood, Peter! lil Olnl KEITH RICHARD GRAVES Woodside. N. S. Major-Chemistry. Keith entered Dal in the fall of '46 after graduating from This year he receives his B.Sc. with plans for future studies in Medicine. 5. CLARENCE MAZE HARDY Halifax. N. S. Clair took his High School education in Windsor, Ontario. He entered the University of Western Ontario after serving six years in the Air Force. He came to Dalhousie in 1947 and entered Pre-Med and Science, EMMA ANNA HASKELL Truro. N. S. Emma is characterized by an inde- pendent spirit and a scientific outlook. She has a keen appreciation for music and has been a member of the Glee Club. While at Dal she has also played Archery. ERNEST LLOYD HEIGHTON . Pictou, N. S. A graduate of Picton Academy and Nova Scotia Provincial Normal Col- lege, Ernie was a member of the Glee Club and played in the Dal Concert Orchestra. Dance Band and was twice bandmaster of the Brass Band. Ernie was also a member of the Campus Study Groups. IAN H. SMITH HENDERSON Halifax, N. S. lan arrived on a Kingfs Foundation Scholarship in '45, He won the Bishop Binney Prize '46, Chem. 'Institute Prize '48, and was the Chairman, Chemistry Soc-iety '47-'4S. He played basketball four years tliingrsj and interfaculty basketball and football, .and .was on the track team '46, He receives his litic. with Honours in Physical Chem- istry and plans on fill M,Se.

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Bachelor of Science MICHAEL THOMAS CASEY Halifax, N. S. 'I'om came to Dal in '46 after a year at St. F,X. He received the H.M.S. Good Hope Chapter I.O.D.E. Scholar- ship for third year. Tom, a member of Phi Chi fraternity, is now well on his way to a medical career. CHARLES DONALDSON CHIPMAN Halifax, N. S. Don came to Dal from Q.E.H. in '45 pn a Regional Scholarship. He has also held the MacKenaie Scholarship and the Blanchard Bursary. Chip has worked on the Gazette '47 and won a Silver D for his Glee Club activ- ities in '48. Don is in his first year in Medicine and is an active member of Phi Chi fraternity. WILLIAM ALBERT CONDY Springhill. N. s. Major-Cliemistry. Buddy came to Dal from the R.C.A.F, A keen stud- ent, he devoted much time to his stud- ies, with time out occasionally for bad- minton. He is extremely popular in the sporting world where his name is synonymous with baseball. For Buddy, Utopia means an M.D., C.M. CHARMAN LESLIE COUSINS Halifax, N. S. Major - Chemistry. Cons entered Dal in '43 in Engineering, and changed to Science in '45. Active in Inter- faculty hockey and football, he was Circulation Manager of the Gazette in '45-'46 and took a part in Glee Club affairs. His future plans are indefinite. FREDERIC CRONN Halifax, N . S. Fred receives his B.Sc. in Engineering. A graduate of St. Patrick's High, he came to Dal in '46 after three years in the Army. Future - Nova Scotia Tech and Civil Engineering, f1001 . ARTHUR IOHN CROUSE Lunenburg. N. S. Art has been active with the Engin- eering Society and took part in interfac sports. He played interfaculty football for three years and was manager of the Engineers football team in his third year. He also played interfac basket- ball for the Engineers. This year he receives his B.Sc. in Engineering. ROBERT IVAN CROUSE Lunenburg. N. S. Bob will be another engineer with a B.Sc. Bob graduated from Lunenburg High in '46 and came to Dal where he has been a member of the Engineering Society a n d has played interfaculty football. Next year he heads for Tech. ALFRED GORDON CRUICKSHANK Truro, N. S. Major-Biology. Gordon came to Dal last year after three years with the Air Force and two years at Mount A. He's still hopeful of a medical career, but Truro is a big distraction. JAMES ALBERT CULL' Toronto, Ontario On discharge from the Navy Bert came to Dal in 1946. His activities include two years Varsity Football, in- terfac hockey, basketball. Also served as President of the Engineering So- ciety and Engineering Representative on the Students' Council. 'He plans to continue his studies in Mining Engin- eering at Nova Scotia Tech. NORMAN EPSTEIN Sydney. N. S. Norm entered Dal from Sydney Aca- demy on a Regional Scholarship. He has since maintained his high scholastic standing, and has won a Khaki Uni- versity Scholarship, His interests lie chiefly in Tau Epsilon Phi fraternity in which he has served as a past Scribe. He is now continuing his studies in Medicine.

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Bachelor of Science ERIC HAROLD HOLLOWAY Halifax. N. S. Eric came to Dalhousie in January, 1946. He served almost six years in the army with the North Nova Scotia Highlanders and the West Nova Scotia Regiment. Eric receives his B.Sc. in Engineering and plans further studies at Nova Scotia Technical College. GEORGE FOSTER HOWARD Timmins, Ontario George came to Dal after serving with the Air Force for several years, He has been nn active member of the En- gineering' Society and of Phi Delta Theta fraternity. He plans Mechan- ical Engineering at N.S.T.C. GEORGE MALCOLM HUMPHRIES Botwood. Newfoundland Major -- Chemistry. George graduated from Memorial University College in St. John's in 1943 and attended Dal in '45-'46. After two years in the teaching profession, he returned in '48. George hopes to do industrial chemistry. DONALD EDWARD 1sNon Halifax, N.S. Don, a graduate of Q.E.H.S., entered Dal in 1944. He has been active in interfac hockey and basketball. Upon re'eivina his B.Sc. in Engineering, Don hopes to study Civil Engineering at Tech, - DOUGLAS HENRY IOHNSON Taber, Alberta Major -- P h y s i c s and Matliematics. Doug has been a frequent inhabitant of the top floor of the Science Build- ing. His major activity--rearing two future Dalhousians. His minor activ- ity-Amateur Radio-call sign VEIPQ. l102l l x HELENA M. EILEEN LANDRIGAN Charlottetown, P. E. I. Eileen, a combination of the Irish and the Spud Islanders , came to us in '48 from Prince of NVales. We have admired her prowess on the basketball floor tshe captainedtlle Varsity team '48-'49J and we have been astounded at her continual first divs. We're glad you came, Landriganl WILLIAM G. L. McALLISTER Fairview. N. S. Laurie deserted Ontario and came to Dal after five years in the R.C.N. Ile is happily married to a Halifax girl, is a conscientious student, and being an ardent fundamentalist is active in the Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship. He proceeds to Tech with a B.Sc. and Engineering Diploma. WILLIAM IAMES MacDONALD Truro, N. S. Major-Chemistry. Bill came to Dal from Tru1'o i11 '46, He has been active in the Glee Club and is a mem- ber of Sigma Chi fraternity. Bill hopes his future will be in the Chemical field. IAMES GLEN MacDOUGALL Rocky Point, P. E. I. Glen entered Dal in the fall of '47. He plans to continue at Nova Scotia Technical College in Mechanical En- gineering, THOMAS R. GILCHRIST McKIM Halifax, N. S. Tom came to Dal in '42 with ambitions in the engineering field but after two years in the R.C.A.F., he returned in '45 a potential dentist. NVhi1e main- taining a good scholastic standing, he has found time for the Varsity Swim- ming: Team, interfaculty hockey, bas- ketball, football, Phi Delt and Saint John,