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

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Bachelor of Science GERALD CLOWES SHAW Hartland, N. B. lvllljfll'-'Cl16llllSlTX. Gerry onlne to Dul- housie from U,N.l3. in 1947 und since l1is zirriyzil has ln-en 111 pairticipuiitt i11 all the college activities. He has played i11terfuculty liuskethull for Arts and Science. Next your Gerry hopes to be- gin work 011 his M.Sc. WILLIAM LESLIE SINGLE Ville La Salle. Quebec 1lllij0l'-- Science und Eiigriiieering. A gene num from 'way buck, lies has contributed his iuusicnl tulent. to lla-l. ln the three years his cheery face has been seen on the Plllllllllli, he has played il variety of lllSll'lllll0lllS in the dnnce lmnd, hruss lmnd and concert. orcliestru. This your he stepped i11to the lea1dersl1ip of the dance lllltlltl. MARY MURIEL SMYTH Halifax. N. S. Muriel cmue to Kings i11 '46 with a Kings l oundution Scholzirsliip and a. Q.l'l.l'l. 1'lOlllltll'lll0ll Scholarship. She hus been interested i11 the tileo Club and hus played llllillllllll-Oil. ller B.Sc. i11 Biology will be of use in her future DENIS VICTOR ST. HELENE St. Lucia. B. W. I. Popular Denis is well-luiowii to all at Dzilhousie. 1-le has played Varsity soc- cer for four years at Dal, being lllllll- tiger for two yeurs, tlilld helped foriu 1lll9l't'0ll0Q'l2l-ill Soccer lieugriio ill NLS. Played interfuc ll21Slil'ilHlll for the lfln- gineers :ind lltltllllllllllll as sideline, 1'l11gi11ee1'i11g 1'ep1'ese11tz1,tive o11 the Nou'- inun Club '-IS-'49 und in the Glee Club '48-'49. HOWARD DONALD TANNER Lunenburg, N. S. .A graulnute of l1une11l1urg Acudeiuy, Bucky czune to llul in ltltti. lle pluyed Varsity lkuskethull for his tirst two years und interfaie liuslcetlmll for tl1e l'lIllLllll'0l'S. This your he is pluy- ing: innnuger of the ldngineers interfue lmslu-tl1u,ll team. Good luck, Don! l105l WILLIAM HAROLD THOMPSON Charlottetown. P. E. I. Bill shook off the P.E.l. mud and came to Dail fl'0lll Prince of XVnles College in the fall of 1947. lie has been u valued lllCIllb0l' of the Horizontal Club for the past lllllllljifl' of years and plains to land in Nova Scotia Tech for the '49 terni. GEORGE BERNARD VOGLER Halifax. N. S. Major -- Clieinistry and Maitlieimit-ies. George came to llul fl'0lll Q.lC.H.S. in '45 and this your receives his BSC. He is it student. lll0lllll0!' of the C.I.C, and his favorite hobbies ure l1ud111i11to11, chess, pllotogrziphy nn d inusic. He hopes to enter the Pliairinuey College. ARTHUR ROGER WADDEN Glace Bay. N. S. Art. onine to Kings in the full of '46 from Glace Bay. His plains for the future are indefinite but they include further study of a teclinicul Illl-LIIFB. ELDON STUART WARREN - Lewisville. N. B. lflldon has mixed Philosophy and Science during: his yea-rs at Dail. Ile can he found wherever there is 11. serious dis- cussion in progress. AUSTIN RAE WEBSTER Canning. Nova Scotia Austin, nnother one of these inud sei- entists, has been ohietiy to l1e found lll'0lllld tl1e Science Building and lubs during' l1is lllllll at Dal. Good luck, Austin!

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Bachelor of Science THOMAS CORBIN NOEL St. Iohn's, Newfoundland Tom, one of those Newfies , has been a familiar figure on the Dal campus. He is frequently to be seen in tl1e gym store, the library, and, of course, the Science Building. Good luck, Tomi BAZIL NOWE Lunenburg, N. S. Major - Physics. Bazil spent some time at Lunenburg Academy. He was in the R, C. Signals and then went to St. F.X. for a time before coming to Dal. He is a member of .EXEKOI Society and the Rifle Club. SAMUEL HIRSH PALNICK Montreal, P. Q. Sam has played Varsity Soccer and was a sub on the Basketball team. A past warden of Tau Epsilon Phi fra- ternity, Sam expects to enter the needle trade after graduation. HARRY MYER PATON Halifax, N. S. Major - Physics and Mathematics. Harry came to Dal in '45, He was a photographer for the Gazette in '47 and this year has been :1 Physics lab as- sistant. A member of Tau Epsilon Phi fraternity, he took part in Glee Club activities in '46-'4'7. HENRY IOSEPH PRESUTTI Sydney. N. S. Major--Zoologry. Henry is a staunch Pape Bretoner who caine to the Main- land in order to bei-onie ai. Bachelor of Science. Good lurk. Henry! ll04l LOUIS SOMERS PRIKLER Halifax, N. S. Somers arrived from England in 1918. During the following thirty years he became, in turn, farmer, mechanic, farmer, carpenter, farmer, ship's stew- ard, electrician, and Dal student. Ex- tra-curricular activities -- earning a living. Plans include Electrical En- gineering at Tech. RUGGLES BERNARD PRITCHARD Ottawa, Ontario Dalhousians will remember Rug for the way he played Varsity basketball during his Freshman year, and for his refereeing stints, Nor will they forget the way he called off the square sets and his enthusiasm for chess. Rug hopes to become a doctor. HENRY PRESTON SANDERSON Grand View. P. E. I. After completing his Sophomore year at Prince of Wales, Sandy came to Dal where he joined the Science classes. He is a member of the Dal chapter of the 0.1.0. Upon receiving his degree, Sandy hopes to enter industry. DONALD MAXWELL SEAMAN Dartmouth. N. S. Don has had an active career at Dal- housie. He was a member of the Swimming team '46-'47g '47-'48g '48- 49 and manager in '47-'48. He played Canadian Football '48-'49 and interfac basketball for the Pre-Meds in '47-'48- '49 and interfac Rugby in '46-'47. Good luck, Donl JAMES FRANCIS SEVIOUR - St. Iohn's. Newfoundland Jim finished his Pre-Dentistry at M.U. C. in 1947. He has played interfaculty basketball and football. His future plans include Dentistry.

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Diploma of Engineering ROBERT SAMUEL ADAMSON Fredericton, New Brunswick Bob graduated from Fredericton High School in 1941, spent three and a half years in the Navy, and entered U.N.B. in 1946. There he played Varsity hoc- key and football. lle transferred to Dal in '47 where he has been a mem- ber of the Varsity Hockey Team for seasons '47-'48 and '43-'49. He plans on Mechanical Engineering at N.S.T.C, ANDREW STUART ATKINSON Dartmouth, N. S. Entered Dal in 1946, having' spent three years in the R.C.A.'F. Has been a. member of the .Dalhousie Engineering Society for three years, iuember of the brass band for two years, and played Inter-faculty hockey. Expects to enter Nova Scotia Tech in the fall. KENNETH IAMES BAKER Halifax, N. S. Ken graduated from Bloomiield High in '42 and spent his next four years in the R.C.A.F. He entered Acadia in 1946, but eventually saw the light and came to Dal, where he winds up with an Engineering Diploma. in '49, PAUL A. BERUBE Campbellton, N. B. Paul is an average student with his fingers crossed whose main activ- ities at college have included taking an engineering course. Armed with an Engineering Diploma and plenty of ambition, he takes on the world in '49. WILLIS BLAKEY Donkin, Cape Breton, N. S. XVillis j 0 i 11 e d Professor Tlxeakstoifs Crew in 1946, after serving in the R.C.A,F. From Dal he proceeds to N. S. Tech to resume studies in Mining Engineering. l106l HAROLD GORDON BOWES Halifax. N. S. Harold spent four years in the Army before entering Dal. He is a good student and is almost a. permanent fix- ture in the drafting room. Harold is married and is the proud father of a baby daughter. He proceeds to Tech next year to study Mechanical Engin- eering. I. A. GERALD BROWN Halifax. N. S. A graduate of Q.lC.H., Brownie entered Dal in the fall of '45, He played inter- faculty football. hockey, basketball and one year of Cana-dian Football. YVas given a. life membership in the Hor- izontal Club after this yea1 s Boiler- makersh Next year he will continue his studies at N.S.T.C, in Electrical Engineering. IOHN WIMBERLY CULLENS South Cove, Victoria Co., N. S. A Yankee from Cape Breton, Junior wended his way to Dal in '46 after a short stay in the Navy. Poor at ping- pong and badminton, he confined his activities to reading and sleeping, both indoor sports. Interested in flying and radio, he hopes to make Electrical En- gineering his field. HERBERT WESLEY DODGE Bridgewater, N. S. Graduated from Bridgewater High School in 1942, and served in the war with the Second Canadian Division. Came to Dal in 1946, and with Engin- eering Diploma in hand, plans to enter Nova Scotia Tech in the fall. VERNON JOSEPH DOUCETTE Yarmouth, N. S. Vernon graduated from Yarmouth County Academy in 1939, and joined R.C.C.S. in the same year and later transferred to First Special Service Force. Came to Dalhousie after spend- ing six years in the services. Plans to attend N. S. Tech and become a civil engineer.