University of Manitoba - Brown and Gold Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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DON MACDONALD JOYCE HOWEY BERT ROBERTSON ROBT. PETERS HARX'EY KIMELMAN HELENE NEUFELD JOHN J. ZARONNSKI NORM OMAN CLIFF KLAN ALF BELL JOE TERGESON RALPH WHITFIELD NORVAL BROWN Sen ICT Stick Lady Suck Vue Suck and Semov U.M.S.U. Rep. Ju mm' U.M.S.U. Rep. Sec.f'!'reasurer ., W.A. Rep. Brown and Gold Rep. Debatmg Rep, Manxroba Rep. Soczal Chawman Chazrman Athlerzcs 3rd Tam President Znd 'fem Presxdent Pharmacy Council Page 189

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THE SUCCESSFUL completion of the pre- scribed courses of study severs your formal connection with the University as students. You will graduate into the ranks of its alumni and into an ancient and honour- able profession. lt will be your responsibility to maintain the traditions of these institutions. Your training will have taught you that science is the search for Truth. That is a never-ending guest. lt opens up new hori- zons because its outlook is always forward. 1 e see-sv Page l88 D. McDougal! B.SC.fPhaxm.J, M.SC., F.C.I.C. Chairman, Department of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Chemistry For each of you the many hours of lecture demonstration and laboratory practice cannot have failed to leave impressions which will remain with you through life. It is our hope that those impressions will guide you in that search for Truth and direct you in paths of high endeavour. Your instructors will remember the gradu- ating class of 1951 as a group of attentive and considerate students. You carry with you our best wishes for future success and happiness.

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Don MacDonald Winnipeg. Senior Stick of the Class of 1951. He is Pharmacy's gift to the Navy. Ambition-to get mar- ried. Pet Phobia-afraid he will. Dominique Bergese Winnipeg. Easily detected by the sandwiches and fruit bulging from his pockets. Has developed pro- tective immunity against Rx lOOl. Len Bowie Winnipeg. Len devotes part of each lab. period to original research on the side effects of a cup of java which is only available from the stock room at the canteen. Frank Edick Winnipeg. Cleverewell fairly. Failed-very rarely. Handsome-SOMEONE thinks so. Interest-Photography. Wit-l never suspected. Women are too much bother, but one woman?????-well. I im Burkett Flin Flon. He's quite tall and well designed And in his manner is refined. Never ruffled, never blue And always has a smile for you. Leonard Karp Winnipeg. Known as l..ovesier in the Lab. ls a hard-plugging student who should go very far in the Ice Cream Business. Page l9O Joyce Howey Killarney. A specialty featured by Howey's Rexall Drugs. Finds it necessary to restore her vitality by frequent nourishment during lec- turles. Favorite expression- Fra-a an . Gerald Black Winnipeg. Gerry the little gem, a friend of all. The oratorical UPARSONH is regrettedly leaving us at such a time of worldly chaos. Favorite expression Why do you haunt me like you do-l'll never get through . A1 Burtnick Winnipeg. lf effort and ideals mean anything, Al will go a long way. He is the only student in Pharmacy who has been able to afford a steno to type all his notes-and assign- ments. Cam Goodhand Dauphin. A better than average Pharmacy student who does nothing unusual, and enjoys it immensely. Endowed with a sense of humor U1 especially when it comes to puns. An ardent Curler. Jim Gray Rocanville, Sask. Give him a plane-he'll fly it. Give him a car-he'll drive it. Give him workihe'll do it. Give him a beer-he'll drink it. In fact there is very little this gent won't do. The only man who doesn't brag about his curling ability. Harvey Kimelman Winnipeg. Ambition-inventing a machine that will use the holes in doughnuts to stuff macaroni with- or something.