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

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Bachelor of Arts FREDERIC CREIGHTON CAMPBELL Stewiacke East, N. S. Fred has taken his B.A. in English and History. He has been active in the Glee Club for three years and is famous for his ability to sneak unob- trusively into classes ten minutes after the lecture has begun. Next year Fred goes on to Weste1'n University at Lon- don, Ontario, to study journalism. LORNE OTIS CLARKE N Malagash, N. S. Lorne, a graduate of Oxford High School, came to Dal in 1945. Noted f01' his friendliness and outstanding sense of humour, he has been active in church and political activities. Hav- ing deserted Studley for the Forrest campus and the Law School. Lorne receives this year his aitiliated B.A. degree. Major - History and Econ- omics. GORDON F. COLES Halifax, N. S. Gordie has been a familiar figure around Kings for the past few years, but this year he deserted Studley for the Forrest campus where he has em- barked on a Law career. Next year popular Gordie will represent Law on the Students' Council. RALPH CONTER New Waterford, N. S. Ralph has completed the pre-Dental course and this year graduates with his B.A. Ralph has majored in Chem- istry. DORIS M. COOLEY Wolfville, N. S. Doris, a former Haligonian, left the fair city for-Vilolfville but hasn't de- serted Kings. One of the gals at Alexandra Hall, Doris' quiet, friendly manner has made her well-liked by all. Good luck to you, Doris! 93 LOIS ANNABELLE COWAN . Halifax. N. S. Since coming to Dal from Q,E.H., Lois has won a silver D as librarian and valuable member of the D. G. D. S. Meanwhile she has maintained a good scholastic standing, varying her stud- ies with badminton and skating. Quiet in manner and of pleasing personality, Lois should go far in her chosen field- Education. DONALD CHARLES CROSS Bridgewater, N. S. Don entered Dal in the fall of '46, He has taken an active part in debating CSec1'etary of Sodales, '48-'49J, has been interested in 1.S.S., and the Dal Chess Club QPresident, '48-,49D. I-Ie attended the M.1.l'J.L. conference at Chatham, and debated against U.N.B. Law School and St, Mary's College. MAXWILL CARLETON CURRIE Montaque, P. E. I. Major-Philosophy and History. Carl came to Dalhousie in '46 via R.C.A.F. and Pirtou Academy. He has main- tained a high scholastic standard throughout his three years, taking the Howard Murray Scholarship in Greek. He is interested in badminton and tennis. His sincere and friendly man- ner assure hiln of success at the Pres- byterian College, Montreal. WILLIAM LEACH EISENHAUER Bridgewater. N. S. Bill came to Kings from K.C.S. in 1945. During his four years in residence he has been active in campus activities as well as being a good student. Kings' hockey, '46-'49g football manager, '48: Secretary-Treasurer of Kings College Athletic Association, '48, and has taken an active part in dramatics. JESSE BETHUNE EMBREE Port Hawkesbury. N. S. U Jesse came to Dal in '45 on a Regional Scholarship. A keen student, as well as majoring in History, he has been chairman of the Chapel Committee, a member of the S.C.M, and the Phil- osophical Club. His future--an M.A. and the United Church Ministry.

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Bachelor of Arts LAURIE M. ALLISON Halifax. N. S. Returning to Dalhousie in 1945, Laurie resumed his studies in Arts, Majoring in History and English. ln the realm of outside activities, he has played an active part in the Music Appreciation Group, and has been a sincere though detached supporter of the Glee Club. MARIORIE MacG. ARCHIBALD Ottawa. Ontario Budge hit Shirreff Hall in '48-it hasn't been the same since! Famous -for her Tigers giggle, and trips to Joe's, Budge brought fame to First Wing as Pliaros Art Editor, '47, '48, '49g Assistant Editor, '48g President of Junior Class, '48g President of Delta Gamma., and Dentistry's candi- date for Campus Queen, '49. Ottawa, look outl IAMES BABIN Sluice Point, N. S. Jim, interested in Philosophy, plans to return to Dal. next year for his diploma in Education. Jim is at home at the piano, in both long and short-haired roles. Like that other great musician, Irving Berlin, Jim has one complaint against life: Oh, how I hate to get up in the morning! COLIN MQCDOUGALL BARNHILL Halifax, N. S. Colin, coming to Dal. in '46 to take a B.A., has been an active and con- scientious student and has majored in History and Modern Languages. ln- terested in most phases of campus life, he has taken part in badminton, swim- ming and music appreciation. His future plans are undecided, IOHN BOWERING BARRETT Buy Roberts, Newfoundland John came to Dalhousie in '47 from M e m o r i a l University College, New- foundland. He graduates this year with a B.A. degree and next year will continue his studies in Theology at Pine Hill Divinity Hall in preparation for the ministry of the United Church. l92l IOAN C. BRADSHAW Ycrnnouth, N. S. Joan came to Kings from the good old South Shore,.and has been active in all doings since she arrived. She has topped it all in her final year by being Senior Girl at Kings. W'e'll miss you, Joan! E. LAURIE BROWN Saint Iohn, N.B. Laurie, another Kingswoman, deserted her native N.B. for Nova Scotia and Studley Campus. Her blonde head and bright smile will be much missed at Kings next year. CYRIL W. BUGDEN Halifax. N. S. Cy arrived on a Kings' Foundation Scholarship in '45,--Land 'isto be found wherever there is a niale quartet or a deep discussion in progress. Cy's voice has been heard on CHNS and in the Glee Club and he has been a. member of both orchestras. All the best, Cyl CHARLES DENNE BURCHILL Sydney. N. S. Denne, a busy guy in his years at Dal., played the clarinet in Dal. foot- ball band-oboe in concert orchestra- had his own dance orchestra in '47-'48 -Kings' debater, '47-'48-Executive, Kings' Dramatic Society, '46-'48 - Kings' Council Member, '48-'49. This year he began the pursuit of a legal career down at the Law School. ELEANOR IOYCE CAMERON Glace Bay, Cape Breton, N. S. NVith a sigh of relief and a grateful smile, Joyce receives her degree. She shook ,off the coal dust and came to Dal in '46 and has been in Glee Club, Delta Gamma Executive, Pi Beta Phi, Munro Day Committee '47, and the Engineers' candidate for Campus Queen '49, We'1l miss our Ch.pice1ess I

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Bachelor of Arts GERALD C. LEONARD FOSTER Ottawa, Ontario Believe it or not, the above is Fuzz who ran aground in Halifax after two and a half years in the Navy. A reg- ular campus Joe, his activities include Gazette copyboy, interfaculty Rugby, curling, V.A.T. Awa1'd, badminton, and survival of three Munro Days. Suc- cess comes natural to a guy like Fuzz l All the best, fellal ALLAN I. A. FRALICK Halifax, N.S. Allan, one of the Kings' men, would have no trouble with Humpty-Dninpty. An ex-Flying Officer of the R.C.A.F., he came to Kings in 1945. Interested in all sports, he played Rugby and hoc- key. He plans to continue his stud- ies in Divinity, so best of luck, Allan! MARGARET MacMILLAN GOODE Pictou, N. S. lV'ell known to all students through her major roles in D,G.D.S. plays in '47, '48, '49, Marg has also found time for Pharos--Grad Editor, '49g Secretary- Treasurer Senior Class, '49, Convoca- tion Committee, '49g Pi Beta Phi Ex- ecutive, '48, '49. Marg is Pine Hill's choice for their '49 candidate for Campus Queen. CYRIL HANSON GOUGH Elliston, Newfoundland Major - English and History. Cyril came to Dalhousie in '45, He has been two years associate editor, and one year Editor-in-Chief of the Pine Hill Pepper Box. Member of the Theological Society for three years CVic-e-President, '48J, Cyril has been on the Pine Hill debating team Q'47j, and has been manager of debating for the season '48-'-49. DEREK SELWYN GRIFFIN Toronto, Ontario Derek, who hails from Toronto, was a member of the January-July class of vets, following six years in the Air Force. He received his B.A. this spring, having distinguished himself in Economics. A winner of a Wings Club Scholarship, we feel sure Derek's admirable intelligence will carry him far. ' l94l IRVING I. HALPERIN Montreal, P. Q. Major-Economics. Irving has been the Chancellor of Tau Epsilon Phi Fra- ternity, and has played inter-faculty basketball and badminton. Next year he hopes to be at the McGill Law School. HERBERT NOEL HAMILTON Saint Iohn, N. B. Noel, an honor student in English fMa.rion S. Morrow I.O.D.E, Scholar- shipl, has been Triple Badminton champion C46-'47J, C17-'48J, Mari- time Intercollegiate Badminton champ- ion, C46-'47, '47-'48J, Dal Concert Orchestra, '46-'49g Assistant Conductor Dal Concert Orchestra C47-'48b, and as Director of Dalhousie chorus '48- '49, Noel deserves credit for the rous- ing success of Patience this year. ROSBOROUGH B. HAMILTON Maxville, Ontario Major -- Philosophy and Psychology. Ross' career at Dal has been active and admirable. S.C.M. QTreasurer '46- '47--President '46-'47g '48-'49J. Stud- ent Council lPresident '47-'48-Arts and Science Rep. '48-'49J. N.F.C.U.S. fDal Chairman '48'.19 - Maritime Vice-President 1949--dolegateto Win- nipeg and Montreallg U,S.C F. confer- ence in Sweden and Switzerlandg So- dales '48-'49: inter-faculty hockey with Pine Hill CCaptain and Coachlg dele- gate to 'World Conference of Christian Youth, Oslo, Norway-1947. IOAN MARGARET HANRAHAN Halifax, N.S. Joan, a graduate of the Convent of the Sacred Heart, came to Dal in the fall of '47. She has been second vice- president of Alpha Gamma fraternity- faculty representative on the Newman Club, and has played badminton. Joan's future plans are as yet undecided. ALFRED LIONEL HARRIS Three Rivers, Quebec Arriving at Dal in '46, Al adjusted easily into his new surroundings and has made many friends. An excellent student, Al has also been an ardent debater, a reporter for the Gazette, and has been active in dramatics, politics, and various sports. Al plans a Law career.