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

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ar? 1777 MW 'GO -di gn- ? 1, I Z f. f f f' All f'! fn., 2 ll 1 1 ? '39 ,plrlwlfnv le. 'I Y vii f ' j f' ff' I f I 4 ilx , 1' ' 5 4f ' i 'H 1 , fum? 'N MQRAE, GWEN MILLICAN, MARG. MORRISON, JOYCE I. PERKINS, FRANCIS C. PIGGOT, ROSAMOND RICHARDS, NOLA ROFF, ELIZABETH SHUSTER, E. SINCLAIR, JEAN SNELL, ALBERTA L. WRIGHT, ARLENE M. WRIGHT, BARBARA B. CARR ADAMS, DON G. BILLINGTON, A. R. BIRD, EVELYN I. BRAY, MAUREEN BROWN, M. J. CLARKE, ALEX COLMAN, ERNEST C. DRAKE, CLARE J. GLENN, BETTY H. HODGERT, K. A. HOLM, FRANK LINDSAY, ROBT. LEIPER, JEAN M. MCCAIG, SAMUEL G. MCKEE, ROBT. MCTAGGART, A. MICHOLS, C. ELLIS NYHOLM, E. E. OBORNE, HOWARD E. ROSBRUGH, D. S. ROSS. WILLIAM D. SCHRODT, B. STANGROOM, J. J. STROTHER, EDWARD A. SUTTON, JOAN P. SQUIRE, GORDON TWIK, NICK WOOD, WILLIAM WRIGHT, MIMI L. YOUNG, HARRISON PUS-GUS Pharmacy students take time out from their labs and lectures to serve on the Pharmacy Undergraduate Society executive. Test tubes and flasks are far from their minds as they ponder the problems of one of UBC's younger faculties. Commerce Undergraduate Society executives smile happily, no doubt remembering all their sound, sage financial moves. After all, who but a Commerce man can really handle money and finance. PAGE ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-FOUR

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LESLIE. M. R. MCMILLAN, H. A. MLICPHERSON, J. FRASER MQCROSSAN, J. TONY MAIN, D. A. MALE, ALLAN MALLINSON, R. MANSON, VVILLIAM G. MILLIKIN, RONALD MORFEY, RONALD MUNDAY, IAN S. MURPHY, KATHRYN OSTRANDER, PAFL S. OVENIZURG, FRED J. PADLUDNY, NVALTER F. PREISVVERK, PAUL PRINCE, IVILLIAM XY. PRUNER, J. RICHARDS, NORMAN R. ROBERTSON, QUINTIN R. ROGERS, JOHN ROGERS, PETE RONANCHUCK, NY. SHEPHERD, JACK B. SHERVVOOD, XYILLIAM M. STABLES. LA VERNE SVVAN, HAROLD F. TEDBALL. SARA LEE TURNER. STEXYART A. XYALKER, PETER O. VVATSON, VV. B. HOME ECONOMICS ANSTEY, MARJORIE BRYSON, BEVERLY BIGSBY, MARIANNE BLATCHFORD, AYERIE BOVVES, ELEANOR R. BRAIM. MARGARET J. CROSS, J. H. COX. MARGY CONSTAISLE, JOAN COLTMAN, SHIRLEY CLARKE. EDITH M. DYNES, BEATRICE FOZARD. MARGARET GILMOUR, LORRAINE P. GLASSFOOD, BETTY A. GRANT, ISABELLE HARRISON, DOROTHY C. HOPKINS, ELAINE J. HOPKINS. SHIRLEY JOHNSTON, .I. JEAN JONES, MEAGAN KEOGH, GERALDINE M. KNOVVLES, OLIVA R. LANDELL, LOURINE LEMRERG. LAURA LEONARD, DOREEN M. MZICINNES. SHIRLEY MCCARTHY, NOREEN A. Shoi on arrow in his heart . . . PAGE ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-THREE

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ifmfwf s years, sufficient funds had not been available until the 5 2 We middle of December last Q year. P r o vincial government J officials announced the awarding of the construc- Nmffww tion contracts early in the mms. U-B-' FREDERICK C ORGE gion of Law' Biggest uplift to the Faculty of Law since its formation at the end of the war was the announcement that next year lawyers would not attend lectures in their huts. Instead a new law building will rise north of the present law huts site, to accommodate faculty. Although slated for the last three B.A.f new year. Faculty is headed by former Dalhousie law professor, Dean George F. Curtis. He also serves as chair- man of the selection b o ard for Rhodes Scholarship. M a n y prominent lawyers lecture part time in the faculty. U n e o f thc best known on the campus .C.L. - B was President Nor- man A. MacKenzie. Three times a week ie could be found in the law huts .ecturing on Public International Law. Other prominent members of the egal staff were two well known judges. They are The Honorable Mr. nustice Coady and The Honorable Mr. ,ustice Wilson. Each lectured on Evidence and Procedure respectively. Among the many KC's to lecture the campus was S. Remnant, whose son was on the Philosophy Department staff till leaving this year on a schol- arship. livery Monday night Moot Courts' were held in the law huts. Professors prepare cases in order that students might get practice presenting cases. Downtown lawyers acted as iudges JOHN BELLON, M.A., LL.B., LL.M. Professor, Faculty of Law 175