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

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MacDonald Oratorial Mari Leonard Award l2osenfeld:Award Award . NEIL MCKELVIE This award, the highest for oratory among intercollegiate debaters, is pre sented annually by the Hon. Angus L. Macdonald, Premier of Nova Scotia It was won this year by Neil McKelvie Q Bennett Shield EDITH HILLS This award is presented to the most actor or actress in the Connolly Shield It goes to Edie Hills this year for her fine presenta- tion of a rather prudish minister's wife in the Alpha Gamma Delta Fraternity's performance- AN DY MACKAY Bob Knickle presents Andy MacKay with the Climo Award which is presented to the athlete who best combines athletic ability, clean sportsmanship and team spirit. Two years Varsity basketball and one year Canadian football qualify Andy for this, Dal's athletic award. PAT SN UGGS iPat's outstanding contribution to the girls' Varsity basketball, swimming and ground hockey teams as well as the D.G.A.C. executive for the past three years, makes her the girl most deserving of the award this year. In- stituted four years ago to be awarded annuallv for five years, the Marj. Leonard Award is given to the most all-round good sport and the most helpful member of the D.G.A.C. Connolly TOMMY FOSTER This award is given annually to the most outstanding interfaculty athlete. Tommy Foster's invaluable support has accounted greatly for the Meds' suc- cess in basketball during the past few years and thus qualifies him as the most outstanding athlete in interfaculty circles this year. Shield PI BETA PHI FRATERNITY outstanding competition. The Connolly Shield is presented each year to the campus society staging the best one-act play. The Legend of Camille , presented by Pi Beta Phi Fra-. ternity was judged the most outstanding of the six competing entries. Much credit is due to Lloyd Soper for his fine direction and to Nancy Mac- Dermid for her portrayal of Camille. D Awards D.G.D.S. Gold RD --F. Flemming, Frances Jubien fEngravingl. Silver D -Denny Burchell, Frank Bursey, Fred Campbell, Elizabeth Doull, Beryl Farmer, Margaret Goode, Albert McMahon, Reynold Mitchell, Jean Porter, Gerald GAZETTE Pefhany, Ronald Ripley, Phyllis Scott. Gold D -Jackson D. Lusher QEngravingl. - Silver D -H. Lampert. 1 SODALES Silver ND ---Robert C. Kaill, E. Neil McKelvey. STUDENTS' COUNCIL Silver D -J. Russell McKinney. D.A.A.C. Gold DH-Donald A. Kerr, Robert Knickle, Noel Hamilton. Silver D -John Lindsay, Robert B. MacDonald, Kenneth Reardon, Frank Rogers, Donald Seaman. I D.G.A.C. Gold D -Patricia Snuggs. Silver D -Yvonne LeBrocq. Honorary Silver Dv-Mrs. Sikes. Special Gold D -Jack Boudreau. l87l

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AW RD NNERS Malcolm Honor Award GORDON GARRISON The Malcolm Honor Award which is presented to a graduate student each year, is the highest honor which can be bestowed upon any student by his fellow students of Dalhousie. The Professor George Wilson presents the Malcolm Honor Award to Mr. and Mrs. Garrison, parents cf Gordon Garrison. Bob Walters Award award this year is presented to Gordon Garrison who, like Jimmie Malcolm, last summer gave his life in an attempt to save a drowning companion. A member of this year's graduating class Gordon was to have received his science degree this year. By his unselfish de- votion to others he has truly shown himself worthy to receive this, Dal- housiels highest award. JOHN LINDSAY This award is presented annually by the Engineering Society to the member who best combines extra- curricular activities with a high scholastic standing. -lohnny's two years Canadian football, his active interest in inter-faculty sport, his contributions to other campus activities and his high scholastic record fully qualify him for this coveted award. l86l Pan Hellenic Award MARY LOU SUTI-IERLAND Mary Lou's active participation in basketball both as a player and assistant manager, her interest in Glee Club and other activities combined with her schol- astic standing earn for her this award which is pre- sented by the women's fraternities of Dalhousie to the most outstanding freshette.

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