University of British Columbia - Totem Yearbook (Vancouver, British Columbia Canada)

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he Big Block PETE SCOTT BOB THISTLE IVAN CARR DOUG BAIUS GEORGE PUIL EOE PIERCY KEN I-IODCERT IOI-IN SOUTHCOTT WILLIE I.OUIE DON ROBERTSON IACK VOLOKWICI-I ',m1,'-f? EOE LINDSLEY IIM FOSTER ,ww HUGH GREENWOOII DON ADAMS GORDON BAUM PHILLIPS, Captain, Basketball CLARE DRAKE, Sec.-Treas., Big Block BILL SPARLING, Secretary. MAD DAVE MacFARLANE. C.Ipt.IIn. Football

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'1l 'g NNW Nr BILL WALTERS STU BAILEY IACK SMITH BRUCE GARVIE AUSTIN TAYLOR BILL ESPLEN AL BYMAN HOWI OBORNE PETER DeVOOGHT IIM I-IAYTHORNE PETER LUTZSIG DICK MATTHEWS FRANK WILLIS BILL BLAKE TOM BARKER BILL WYNE GEORGE SAINES BOB DUNLOP DON RESTON DON TI-IOM ST-XN CLARK, Treasurer, MAD BOB MOULDS, Captain, Soccer IOI-IN TENNANT, President, Big Block BROCK OSTRUM President MAI

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Bobby oulzfa op ahlzleie 50-5 Over 70 athletic awards were presented to campus sportsmen during 50-51. Totem '51, in reviving' the year's activities, feels that they have played an intricate part in student life. Because of this we present winners of these awards in these two pages. The highest honor that an athlete at UBC can receive is the Bobby Gault Memorial Award. Robert S. Moulds, captain of the Thunderbird soccer team. was the recipient for 1950-51. The trophy was donated to the university so that Bobby Gault's name would be perpetuated at UBC. Claine Bowyer Maureen Bray Pat Gray Eleanor Cave E. Nyholns Mimi Wright Ianet Crawford Dance Stewart Liz Abercrombie Ioyce Munro Bill Popowitch Burney Lotskar Doug Swail Bob Lindsay Danny Lasosky il? . gf , i f I i 5' X ff! .- 126 Gault, who took a double degree of Arts and Science and Bachelor of Science, was injured in an accident in his third year. Despite his iniuries he continued his studies but was not allowed to participate in sports. Four months after he graduated he died as a result of his injuries. During his undergraduate days, Bobby Gault ex- emplified true sportsmanship in the very sense of the word. He was considerate and unselfish, with a desirable balance of athletics and scholastics. He was loyal to his team mates and his Alma Mater. He had the courage and determination to give his best, win, lose or draw. Bob Moulds has shown all the qualities that are required of the recipient of this award. He was continually offered money to play for Coast League soccer teams, yet he preferred to remain loyal to his Alma Mater and play with the Varsity eleven. Mould was the outstanding player on the soccer team and induced his team mates to play fairly. He was considerate of others and helped train newcomers to the squad. His eagerness and congenial attitude spread to the whole team and gave them the determination to be the best soccer team in the history of UBC. Besides being a top sportsman, Bobby Moulds was one of the best scholars in the Faculty of Applied Science. In his third year he received first class marks. He was also awarded the William MacKenzie Swan Memorial Bursary, given to the best all round Engineer undergraduate. Undoubtedly Bobby Mould was the ideal winner of the Bobby Gault Memorial Award for 1950-51. 'A' Bobby Moulds, fourth year engineering stu- dent, led soccorites t h r o u g h successful .season which was climaxed by winning of the Imperial Cup. As captain and main- .stead in keeping team spirit high, he is an excellent choice for the B o b b y Gaul! Memorial Trophy. ik