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

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Doctor of Medicine PATRICK IOSEPH WHELAN Saint Iohn's. Newfoundland A Newfoundlander by birth, P.J. came to Dalhousie Medical School, having completed his. pre-med at Memorial where he graduated at the head of his class. Continuing the drive, he won the Anatomy prize in second year and the Surgical Anatomy prize in fourth year. As House Manager of Phi Rho in 1947, he put quite a spark into the old fraternity. PJ. is apt to slash his way to the top in the Surgical field. Doctor of Dental Surgery CARL EDMUND DEXTER . Anndale, N. S. One of the popular Dexter twins tthe elder by three minutesl Carl entered Dent School in '45, received his B.Sc. in '46, A member of the Students' Council C44-'45Jg President Dental Society C48-'49Jg dental representative on Council C48-'49J. His many friends wish the Moncton Hawk the best of luck in his twin practice at Arm- dale. EARL FREEMAN DEXTER Anndale. N. S. The other half of these famous twins is calm and collected except when he has tough luck in the lab. Earl, a typical Dent, has held the positions of dental editor for the Year Book, 1'e- porter for the Gazette, and has served on various committees. Good luck in your Armdale practice! WILLIAM HAMILTON MacNEILL Sydney Mines, 'N. S. Bill graduated from St. F.X. with a B.Sc. in 1941. He spent four years in the army and retired as a Captain. He has been in the Dental School since the fall of 1945. l I 130 J PHILLIP SIMON Glace Bay. N. S. A real Bay boy , Phil came to Dal in ,45 after obtaining a B.A. at Mount A. A member of Tau Epsilon fra- ternity tsocial chairman '48-'49J, he has publicized the Dental. Society in his Gazette Dental column. Phil's humour and good nature should serve him well in private practice. ERIC IAMES WHYTE Sydney, N. S. Eric entered Dal from Mount A. in '45 with a scholarship. Played inter- faculty basketball, hockey and is an active cyclist. His chief aversion is aiding Simon to get the Dexter twins in an argument. He likes orthodentics and dental nurses. Plans to open a practise in Cape Breton. Best of luck, Eric! CHARLES KING WILSON Saint Iohn's. Newfoundland After taking Pre-Dent at Memorial Col- lege, Newfoundland, Wilson left his native land to become a Dalhousian. While pursuing the course of Dent- istry, he obtained a B.Sc. I-Ie plans to specialize in oral surgery. His friends wish him success.

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Medicine I ROBERT BRUCE MILLER Campbellton. N. B. Bruce, Campbelltoxfs gift to U.N.B. for three years, came to Dalhousie where he was captured by Phi Chi, became its P.S., and played hockey fRocketD. His personality and real goodness are well known. He looks forward to marriage Qplanned at the Sanj and general practice in Nova Scotia. IAMES WILLIAM MORESIDE Charlottetown, P. E. I. Bill has been well-known on both Stud- ley and Forrest during his years at Dalhousie. He played on the Varsity Tennis Team C46-'47Jg C47-'48Jg has taken part in interfaculty sports' and has been an active member of Phi Rho fraternity. We know that Bill will be a successful doctor. IOHN EDWARD RIGBY St. Andrews, N. B. Jack graduated with a B.Sc. from Mount A. in 1944. During his stay at Dal he will be remembered for his kind-heartedness and obliging nature. Jack has been a valued member of Phi Rho and has taken an active part in the social activities. He intends to continue in Surgery at Camp Hill Hos- pital. LORENZ GORDON RUNDLE New Glasgow, N. S. Gordon entered Dalhousie on a Region- al Scholarship and obtained his B.Sc. in 1945. A man of principle, a hard worker, he has led most of his classes throughout his academic career, win- ning niany a scholarship. XVe bespeak a brilliant future for him. HAROLD GORDON SEARS St. Stephen, N. B. This New Brunswick-er wandered to Dalhousie in Search of an M.D. and has been active in all medical activ- ities. Good luck in the future, Dr. Sears! l129l LEONARD JAMES STEPHEN Saint Iohn, N. B. Lennie , pre-med at St. F.X., famous for honest punchboards, is a distin- guished racoiteur and authority on Everything fthe surgeon was wrong, sirlj. His sincerity and affability made him extremely popular. Foot- baller par excellence , a Beaver's En- thusiast, he also dabbled in boxing. A fixture psychiatrist, the class wishes him all the best. STANLEY NELSON TEALE Granby, Connecticut Canadian born --American by fate- married -- ex-serviceman - a class original - pre-med at Acadia - that's Stan! He spent his fourth year at Children's Hospital, fifth year at V.G. A conscientious and tireless worker, he was behind all Phi Chi activities. He likes his wife's cooking and Connecti- cut -- he dislikes getting up nights. The future - Medicine P.Gr. -- Ex- tending Tealedoml IOHN CHARLES THERIAULT Halifax, N. S. Johnnie received his B.A. at St. Mary's, is an ex-serviceman, played interfac- ulty football, basketball, hockey and softball for Phi Chi. Active in St. Mary's Choir, a married man with one son, Johnnie's sense of humour, gen- erosity, and good nature assure him of success as a doctor. MYLES GREGORY TOMKINS Dominion, C. B. Greg came to Dalhousie from St. F.X. in 1944. A native of Dominion, he intends to return there and, like his well-known father, heal the ills of Cape Bretoners. A winner of the Pathology prize in 1947 and an active member of Phi Chi, Greg has the best wishes of the class. FRANCIS RALPH TOWNSEND Louisburq. N. S. Ralph came to Dalhousie from Acadia in 1944. Always a good student, he received a Leonard Foundation Scholar- ship. An active Phi Rho, Ralph is one of the married members of the class and makes Moncton his second home. Vile wish Ralph success in his further study of Internal Medicine.

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Life Officers of the Class of l949 .... , Standing: Nomvl STEWART, BERNAL SAWYER, Joi-IN LINDSAY. Kneeling: JOHN CULLENS LILO BROWN fPr:esidentj, Bos KAILL H311