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

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Diploma of Pharmacy GORDON STEWART FERGUSON Glace Bay, N. S. Mr. Gordon came to us after three years stay in R.C.A.M.C. Received early education at the Bay and Acadia. Vifell-liked by all, Gordon has been active in the social functions of the Dalhousie Pharinacy Society. EDWARD EARL MacDONALD Pictou, N. S. Earl served five years in the R.C.A.F., half of which was as at P,0.NV. in Ger- many. Earl's favorite Dil-SLllI1B--l1E'llll1gI tales in the Basement. of the Medical- Science Building: Active in student affairs Pop was our social manager in '47. IAN ROSS MacDONALD Stellarion. N. S. lan came to M.O.P. via St. F. X. He served with the R.C.A.F. and spent two years on the Jerry side of the fence. A very valuable hockey player of the squad, lan looks forward to retail activity. . RAYMOND DONALD MacKINNON Charlottetown. P. E. I. Ray, the only Pllarmacy student from the Garden of the Gulf comes well equipped, He was educated at St. Dnnstans University and Prince of Wales College, and gave six years vice to the Army. ' Very active in hockey and a hard-working.student, Ray plans Retail Pharmacy. CHARLES ROBERT McLEAN Saint Iohn, N. B. Bob came to Dal after a stay with the Navy. An excellent scholar, Bob won 1he R. H. Raymond Award and N. B. Pharmaceutical Prince in '47-'48, His natural ability for making friends as- sures him success in the chosen pro- fcssion. l119l WILLIAM HARRIS MARTIN Springhill. N. S. Harris arrived at Dal from Springhill in '46 and was a member of Dal's boxing team in that year. A good student, Harris should go far in the Pharmacy profession. IAMES IOHN MALLETT Yarmouth. N. S. Another product of the South Shore and Gateway, Jimmy received pre high school training at St. Anne'S. Winner of I.O,D.E. and C.W.L. Scholarships while at Yarmouth Academy. Jimmy has been active in basketball and the Newman Club. EDWIN MICHAEL NOONAN Halifax. N. S. After matriculation at St. Pats' and Certification Course, Ted was off to the Army. His higher aspirations being al diploma, he arrived at M.G.P. in '46, Diminut-ively persistent, with many loud prayers, his goal is certain. Re- tail Pharmacy should benefit. ROLAND WILLIAM O'BRIEN ,Wallace River, N. S. The strong, quiet man of Pharmacy is Obie , He received his early edu- cation at Horton Academy followed by two years at Acadia. A hard worker and, a keen Student, he receives his Diploma and then on to 1?-.Sc. in Phar- inacy, LAWRENCE PARKER PERRY l Halifax, N.S. One of our most enthusiastic boosters for Plmrmacy, and a ,frraduate of Bloomfield High and Halifax Co. Com- mercial Sf-hool. Got bashed in the North with the R.G.A.F. Switched to Pharmacy and Dal for Diploma, Plans Retail Business.

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Diploma of Pharmacy RAYMOND MAURICE BAINES Saint Iohn, N. B. Ray came to Dal in '46 after three years with the Canadian Army. He received his early education at Saint John High. His technique in Phar- maceutical Dispensing should serve him favorably in future years. His ideal- that diploma in Pharmacy and mem- bership in the New Brunswick Society. HAROLD JAMES BAKER Yarmouth. N. S. Hal arrived at Dalhousie in '46 after a sojourn in the R,C.A.M.C. A good mixer, he has been active in Phar- macy student activities during the past three years. Hal looks forward to his participation in retail trade. RONALD ERNEST BEATTY Fredericton. N. B. The Admiral says 'Tm the Daddy to you all. Played football for U.fN.B. in his youth and spent six years as an R.C.A.F. liaison Joe. He returned to study for a Ph.Gr. and not a, UD . Ron's only desire- to return to my family and retail trade. RALPH WALTER BELYEA Moncton, N. B. Moncton High, Acadia, then on to Pharmacy at Dalhousie. Winner of Frosst Scholarship in '48. Speed at the dispensing counter is Ra1ph's great- est asset, He yearns the return to the Belyea Pharmacy at Moncton. JOHN EVERETT CAMPBELL Westville. N. S. Jock, to l1is many friends, is a convict from Westville High, with five years Army service to his credit. A head- liner in both academic and social work, winner of Frosst prizes in Chemistry and Biology '46-'47, President of his class, President of Pharmacy Society '48-'49, Jo:-li is always active in pro- moting l'l1arw:.wy. l118l CHARLES ALLISON COPELAND Bridgewater, N. S. 'Uopie hails from the South Shore and completed early phase ot his educa- tion at Bridgewater High. He com- pleted Certified work before the War and after a tour with the Merlwal Uorps returned to M.G.P. for Diploma. A top student with success assured in the retail trade. ROBERT GUILFORD CROWELL Pictou, N. S. Bob arrived here after three years with the R.C.A.F. A Picton lad Cand he even brags about ith he received his early education at the Academy. Bob has been a star with the Pharmacy hockey team for the past three years. MALCOLM STANLEY ETTER Shubenaccxdie. N. S. Malcolm S, fand don't forget the SJ comes to us from Shubenacadie High and three and a half years with the R.C.A.F. A lad of pleasing personality and a booster student of Pharmacy, Mac intends to make Shubenacadie his home. DONALD E. EVANS Stellarton, N. S. Stellarton, here we comel Donald served three years with the R.C.C.S. before coming to Dal. He received his previous education at Stellarton High and Halifax Academy. Don served two years on the Pharmacy hockey team. A good student, a swell guy, D011 is a. favorite with his classmates. DANIEL ALEXANDER FERGUSON Glace Bay. N. S. A boy from the Bay with initials D.A. He quotes from the Classics and Tales from the Isle. Joined R,C.A.F. and spent three years in the secrets of Radar. Entered Dal i11 '46, won the VVa.mpole Scholarship in '47 and has been Pl1armacy's representative on Student Council '48-'fl9.

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Diploma of Pharmac CHARLES EDWARD POULAIN Thorbum. N. S. Bo1'n in Thorburn, Chuck matricu- lated at N.S.H.S. Tl1e11ce to a famous career in the R.C.A,F. which took him to the wild lVest. Not wishing to lose contact, Chuck brought some of the West back with him. Pharmacy was the next rung on the ladder of suc- cess, with retail business the goal. WILLIAM I-I. BENSON WASSON Saint Iohn, N. B. Holly came to us from Colchester Co. Academy and a treck in the Navy. A good student, Holly has a keen interest in Pliarmaceutical advances. Retail Pharmacy is his ambition and N. B. his favourite province. Education CELINE BRENNAN North Sydney, N. S. When Celine begins her teaching career, the troubles of the Annapolis Valley fruit farmers will end. All her pupils, especially the boys, will be bringing an apple for the teache1 '. Celine came to Dalhousie from St. F. X. where she took her B.A. She looks forward' with enthusiasm to her chosen work ATHENA CASTAS Halifax, N. S. Athena received her B.Sa-. in Chemistry and has been n, demonstrator in the course at the University. She will make a successful teacher of Chemistry. Best of luck, Athena! ELEANOR ELIZABETH GRIFFITH Dartmouth, N. S. Betty received her B.A, last spring and returned this year to take Education. XVhile at Dal she has taken an interest in the D.G.A.C, and other campus ac- tivities. She is a member of Alpha. GIUUIIHI Della fflfffgtlftllty, Best of luck, Bettyl H201 A DONALD FREDERICK WELSFORD Saint Iohn. N.'IB. Don came to us after three years in R.C.A.F. He attended Saint John High School and Acadia University, An ex- cellent student, and accomplished pian- ist, he has been very active in Phar- macy student affairs. IOAN MAUREEN LAWRENCE Dartmouth, N . SK Hailing from Dartmouth, Joan is a graduate of the Convent of the Sacred Heart. She received her B.A. from Dalhousie in 1948. A bridger of note, Joan wins the game with her notorious giggle. Next year Joan will be one of Nova Scotia's school'marnis. WINIFRED MARY NICHOLSON Dartmouth, N. S. Winifred, coming from Dartmouth High in the fall of '45, 1'eceived her B,A. last year and returned to take Education. She is a member of Alpha, Gamma Delta fraternity and her fav- ourite pastimes are badminton, swim- ming and reading. HELEN FREDA SHIELDS Halifax, N. S. Helen came to Dalhousie from Q.E.H.S. She has diversified her studies with music, sport, and art. Helen expects to teach this year, along with further- ing her studies in music at the Mari- time Acndemy of Music. Our best wishes go with her.