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o Canada, our heritage, our love,Thy worth we praise, all other lands above—From sea to sea, throughout thy length,

From pole to borderland,At Britain’s side, whate’er betide, unflinchingly we’ll stand.With heart we sing, God Save the King!Guard Thou our Empire wide, do we implore,

And prosper Canada from shore to shore.

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(Under the direction of Mr. M. S. Hastings)

PROGRAMME

Overture—Tancred -

Minuet in G - —

Schön Rosmarin - -

Waltz—The Myriad Dancer

Gems of Tschaikowsky -

Poupée Valsante - - -

Hungarian Fantasie - -

- - -- Rossini

- -- Beethoven

- - -- Kreisler

-- Thos. S. Alien

- Arr, by Lange

- -- Poldini

- -- Tobani

“Gon SAVE THE KING”

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1. 0 CANADA!

2. ADDRESS BY

R. E. McKechnie, Esq., M.D., C.M., LL.D., F.A.C.S.,Chancellor of the University of British Columbia.

3. INTRODUCTION OF CANON CHARTIER BY

L. S. Klinck, Esq., M.S.A., D.Sc., LL.D.President of the University of British Columbia.

4. THE CONGREGATION ADDRESS BY

Canon E. Chartier, M.A., Ph.D., Litt.Lic., LL,D.,Vice Rector of The University of Montreal.

5. CONFERRING OF DEGREES BY

The Chancellor.

6. CONFERRING OF THE HONORARY DEGREE

OF LL.D.on THEoDoRE HARDiNG BOGGS, M.A., Ph.D.

7. PRESENTATIONof the Governor-General’s Medal by the Hon. S. L.Howe, M.L.A., Provincial Secretary, representingthe Premier of British Columbia, to Walter HenryHickman.

g. ANNOUNCEMENT OF SCHOLARSHIPS AND

PRIZES BYThe Registrar.

“GOD SAVE THE KING”

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Major: PhilosophyGriffith, William Ivor, B.A Minor: Education

Thesis: “The Philosophy of Bergson.”

Major: ChemistryHallonquist, Earl Grand, BA Minor: Physics

Thesis: “Some Aspects of the Electron Theoryapplied to Organic Chemistry.”

Major: MathematicsHull, Ralph, B.A Minor: Physics

Thesis: “The Determination of sets of IntegralElements for Certain Rational DivisionAlgebras.’

Major: MathematicsJames, Ralph Duncan, B.A Minor: Physics

Thesis: “Tangential Coordinates.”

Major: HistoryT.amb, William Kaye, B.A Minor: English

Thesis: “The Genesis of the British LabourParty.”

Major: ZoologyLucas, Verna Zora, B.A Minor: Botany

Thesis: “Embryology and Early Life and His.tory of the Pacific Dogfish.”

Major: MathematicsMorrison, Duncan Grant, B.A Minor: Education

Thesis: “The Development of Symbolism inElementary Mathematics.”

Major: ChemistryMunro, Ferdinand Lutz, B.A Minor: Physics

Thesis: “The Effect of Helium on the Dissociation of Hydrogen in the High Frequency Discharge.”

Major: ChemistryPearce, Denis Wiffen, BA Minor: Geology

Thesis: “The Fractional Crystallization ofRare Earth Nitrates.”

Major: FrenchTipping, Wessie, B.A Minor: Education

Thesis: “L’education des femmes en Franceau XVIIe siecle.”

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B. A. WITH HONOURS(in alphabetical order)

Allan, Elizabeth Mill

Archibald, Reginald MacGregorBell, Helen VioletBowman, Edith AnnieBrazier, Charles W.Cassidy, Eugene HaanelChalmers, Thomas MillerChapman, Maxine FredericaCoope, MargaretDaniells, James Roy

Dunn, JamesEdwards, Howard IretonEdwards, Thomas BentleyFelton, Barbara

Gray, Kenneth RussellHay, T,etitia A.

Hickman, Waiter HenryHolliday, Elizabeth M.

ilutson, Andrew HerbertJenkins, Ernest AultJohnston, Annette ElizabethKeillor, Dorothy ElizabethKing, Ellis GrayLinfield, Arthur GeorgeMadigan, Stephen Edward J.Morley, Frank SelkirkMorrison, Hugh MackenzieMunn, Robert Russell

MacDonald, David WilliamMacdonald, DouglasMcintosh, JeanMcKellar, AndrewPalmer, Violet Elvira

Paul, George Harold GoffPilkington, Roderick A.Rendle, FrankRiggs, Margaret IsabellaRoss, MargaretScroggie, Katherine Mary S.Smith, William GeorgeSpeed, Marjorie E. J.Stedman, Cecil KingsleyTobin, BernardTohin, Brian Arthurljnderhill. Harold FabianWaites, MarjorieWard, Kathleen JeanWatson, Donald StevensonWebber, George CuthbertWeir, Elizabeth

Whittaker, William Rostron

Young, Allan Charles

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1st class honours in Chemistry1st class honours in History2nd class honours in French1st class hononrs in Economics1st class honours in History1st class honours in Chemistry2nd class honours in French2nd class lionours in French1st class honours in English Language

and J.iterature1st class honours in Philosophy2nd class honours in Chemistry2nd class honours in Chemistry1st class honours in English and

Philosophy1st class honours in Chemistry2nd class honours in German and

French1st class honours in French1st class honours in Biology

(Botany option)1st class honours in French2nd class honours in Economies2nd class honours in Economics1st class honours in Bacteriology2nd class honours in Chemistry2nd class honours in Mathematics2nd class honours in Physics1st class honours in History2nd class honours in History2nd class honours in English Language

and Literatnre2nd class honours in Physics2nd class honours in Economics1st class honours in French1st class honours in Physics1st class honours in Biology

(Zoology option)2nd class houcurs in history2nd class honours in Economics2nd class honours in Chemistry1st class honours in Bacteriology1st class honours in history2nd class honours in Fre,ich2nd class honour.s in Mathematics1st class hononrs in iviathensatics1st class honours in Physics1st class honours in Economics2nd class honours in Economics1st class honours in Economics1st class honours in Latin1st class honours in Mathematics1st class honours in Economics1st class honours in Mathematics2nd class honours in German and

French1st class honours in Biology

(Zoology option)lot class honours in Physics and

Mathematics

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CLASS I.

Burnett, Joho N. Winch, EileenCoates, Alice Caroline Hallonquist, Frank W.Flather, Donald MeT. Loch, Margaret S.

CLASS II.

Harvie, M. Muriel Brown, Kathleen M.Irvine, Margaret C. 5 Equal Koatman, Harry L.McKeowu, Olive E. Woodworth, Jean EqualDee, Isabel M. Collier, Sally 1.McGregor, Malcolm F. Henderson, Elizabeth R.Boweu, Marjorie Baker, Russell K.Brand, George A. Gray, Roland C. V.Kelly, Eric Boothroyd, Gordon G.Caiupbell, Mary K. Litch, John B.Coleuiau, John U. Young, Doris I.Holmes, A. Coustanee Phillips, PaulBroome, Enoch B. Reynolds, Frances K.Davis, Beatrice K. Wright, Basil 0.Fleming, Rena V. Cornioh, Naomi H.Hanes, F. E. Evelyn 5 Equal Salter, Jean R. G.Nichols, Wallace K. Lauriente, MirandaBrain, Kathleen Whiteside, Elieabeeth M. EqualWaites, Kenneth A. Pound, Dorothy E.itter, Stuart Silbernagel, Benedict L. EqualSauderoon, Thomas 3. Freeman, HaroldKidd, Kathleen M. ljrquhart, Catherine M. EqualJohnson, Thelma H. C. Wood, Bertoo M.carl, G. Clifford Cupit, Ernest H.Kirby, William 3. C. McDiarmid, Donald S.Mathero, M. Kathleen L. McKenzie, BettyBerto, Thomas V. Mitchell, Vrma Z.Ingram, Dorothy H. Robertson, Barbara M..Downing, Dorothy M. Muueey, Neenah EmmaCrawford, Muriel M. McGougan, Jean 5 EqualBirch, Robert H. Thomas, Olweu E.

PASSED

Sinclair, Isabelle T. Bush, Dora M.Ahramsou, Nicholas H. Henderson, Ens M. 5 EqualGrossman, Peter McMorris, Mary A.Bedford, Margaret M. Gilley, H. FrancesElliott, E. N. Rhodes Woodward, Geoffrey G.McGsuley, Belle K. Equal McQuarric, Mary F. C.Boltou, Dorothy G. Edwards, ByronBaker, Maurice G. i.aiug, Leila M.Negoro, Touyuko Equal Morris, Johu R.Petrak, Milshie j Garratt, ti. JeasBrock, David H. I Kirk, Marjorie M. S.Henderson, Percy H. Equal Malcolm, Olive Tel. C.McLellan, Fred A. J Harris, ireoe M.Fisher, John F. Walker, KathleeuMcKee, M. Ruth Yoong, EileenCampbell, Cherrie Bolton, Lorraine deH.Savege, Dorothy E. 1. Clayton. Jobu N. C.Shandley, Vida E. 5 Equal Maxwell, Duncan A.

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Colledge, M. Elaine )L McLuckie, Alan 3.McKay, Marjory D. Equal Helliwell, Hilary R. B.Savage, Gertrude M. Hardy, EllaSutherland, Helen E. Sproule, Marion A.Sargent, H. Marguerite Menten, R. ClaireLoomer, 3. Claire Mahon, ThelmaWhiteford, Florence E. McKay, Georgie A.Horton, Ruby 3.

PASSED AEGROTAT

McRae, Donalda E. van Vooght, B. A. E.

PASSED UNRANKED

Gruff is, Robert Silas Harrell, Milton Maddison

(Double Course, Arts and Science and Applied Science)Swannell, Lorne Forster Selby, William Raymond

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Home, James NV., BA.

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Todd, Eric E., BASe. Major: ChemistryMinor Physics

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CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

CLASS I.McDiarmid, Ralph G.

Bailey, Basil E.

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PASSEDHunt, Basil G

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CIVIL ENGINEERINGCLASS I.

Hrennikoff, AlexanderDeans, Charles W.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERINGCLASS II.

Hay Edvard C.Hadwin, Thomas F.Luno, Edward 0.

McKeever, James L.Woodland, Harold E.

FOREST ENGINEERINGCLASS II.

Curtis, James D.

GEOLOGICAL ENGINEERINGCLASS I.

Graham, Roy

CLASS ILHolland, Stuart S.Hedley, Mathew S.Macdonald, Alan J.Horwood, H. ClareRayner, George E.McKeown, Merle

PASSEDStevenson, John

MECHANICAL ENGINEERINGCLASS II.

Abernethy, EmersonBarclay, Guy

PASSEDUnsworth, Arthur

METALLURGICAL ENGINEERINGCLASS II.

Gibbs, Thomas C.

MINING ENGINEERINGCLASS II.

Pike, James A.Selby, William R.

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NURSING

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CLASS II.

Armstrong, MaryHenderson, Isabel

Ross, Mary

(Public Health Nursing Group)CLASS I.

MePhee, Mary

CLASS ILKilpatrick, Elspeth

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CLASS I.Roach, William

Grauer, Frederick WilisamPeden, Ernest Edward

CLASS H.Christmas, Irene Margaret

Currie, Lyall AlexanderPreston, Shirley Guy

PASSEDMacKenzie, James Canieron

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4tbuLz1. The Governor-General’s Gold Medal—

(Head of Graduating Class in Arts)—Walter Henry Hickman.2. The Historical Society Gold Medal—

(History) —-Frank Selkirk Morley.3. The French Government Bronze Medal—-

(French)—-Jean McIntosh.

SCHOLARSHIPS FOR POST-GRADUATE STUDIES

- University Scholarship—Ralph Hull.2. The Anne Weshrook Scholarship—Cecil Kingsley Stedman.3. The Captain LeRoy Memorial Scholarship—-Thomas Beisham Lott.

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4. The French Government Scholarship—Walter Henry Hickman.5. The Brock Scholarship—Roy Graham.7. The H. N. MacMillan Scholarship—Eugene Haanel Cassidy.

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I. The Rhodes Scholarship—-No award.2. The Khaki University and Y.M.C.A. Memorial Fund Scholarship——

1. William Thomas Brown2. Albert Edward Coles3. Shirley Isabelie Mayse4. Hugh Ornisby5. Clendon Deason Osborn6. john Lawrence Plant7. William James Roper8 .Eric Harold Toll9. Jon Dean Whittaker

10. Tdele Louise Wilson3. University Scholarship for Returned Soldiers (First Year)—Not awarded.

tcu1t øf xt anb ccinc1. University Scholarships (General Proficiency, proceeding to the Fourth

Year)—I. Desmond Beall; II. Malcolm Hayden Hebh.

2. Vancouver Harbor Commissioners’ Scholarship. (Highest standing, proceeding to degree of B. Com.)—Frank Webster Hallonquist.

3. I. j. Klein Scholarship (General Proficiency, proceeding to the Fourth Yearof the course in Consmerce)—-—Frank Webster 1-lallonquist by reversion to Donald B. Grant.

4. University Scholarships (General Proficiency, proceeding to the Third Year).I. Mabel Gweneth Humphreys; II. Margaret Rathie.

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5. The Shaw Memorial Scholarship. (First in English, Latin and Greek)—Margaret Rathie by reversion to Mabel Gweneth Humphreys byreversion to Jean Short.

6. The McGill Graduates Scholarship. (First in English and French)—Margaret Rathie by reversion to Dorothy Emily Lundell and GeorgeHenry Ross Turner (equal).

7. The Terminal City Club Memorial Scholarship. (First in English andEcononsics)—Katherine Virginia Lee.

8. The Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire Scott Memorial Scholarship.(First in Biology)—Elizabeth M. Halley.

FIRST YEAR

9. Royal Institution Scholarship. (First in General Proficiency)——Denis Lane Kirby.

10. University Scholarships. (Second and Third in General Proficiency)—I. Verda Lucille Benedict; H. Robert Bennett.

11. P.E.O. Sisterhood Scholarship. (First Woman Student in English)—Frances Marion Lucas.

12. The Beverley Cayley Scholarship. (First Male Student in English)—Denis Lane Kirby by reversion to George Hubert Cockburn.

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13. Vancouver Women’s Canadian Club Scholarship. (Canadian History)—Talosa Violet Timmins.

ffatuIt f ppMZi cenc1. University Scholarship. (General Proficiency, proceeding to Third Year

Nursing and Health)—Awarded in September.2. Vancouver Women’s Canadian Club Scholarship in Nursing and Health——

Margaret Fyvie Helen Young.3. The Dunsmuir Scholarship. (Highest in Mining Engineering proceeding to

the Fifth Year)—Wilhiam Kenneth Allan Dobson.4. University Scholarship. (General Proficiency, proceeding to Fourth Year)—

Edward William Richardson and Harry Marshall Van Allen, equal.5. Royal Institution Scholarship. (General Proficiency, proceeding to Third

Year)—James Wilson McRae.

ffacuIt of iicuIture1. The B.C. Fruit Growers’ Association Scholarship—No award.2. University Scholarship. (General Proficiency, proceeding to Second Year)—

Nicholas Labzoffsky.3. The David Thom Scholarship. (General Proficiency, proceeding to Second

Year)—.George Okulitch.

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1. The University Book Prize—No award.2. The Players’ Club Prize. (Original Play)—No award.3. The Isabel Ecciestone Mackay Prize. (Poetry)—David Hamilton Brock.

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1. The Gerald Myles Harvey Prize. (Essay in Economics or Political Science)—Donald Stevenson Watson.

2. The Historical Society Prize—Isabel Marie Leonie Bescohy.3. The Vancouver Women’s Conservative Association Prize.

(First in Mathematics 1)—Hannah Steele.4. The French Government Book Prize. (French)—Andrew Herbert Hutton.5. The Letters Club Prize—No award.

rcufI nf1. The Convocation Prize. (General Proficiency in Fifth Year)—

Alexander Hrennikoff.2. The Walter Moberly Memorial Prize. (Engineering Thesis in Fifth Year)—

William Raymond Selby.3. The Engineering Profession’s Prizes—

1. Ronald Woodward Klinck2. Robert R. Alpen3. Irving Cameron Smith4. Francis Channing Buckland5. Charles Davies Schultz

4. The Provincial Board of Health Prizes in Public Health Nursing—Mary Lavinia MePheeWinnifred Margaret Mole . equalMary Elspeth Kilpatrick

lurar2z1. The David Thom Bursary. (General Proficiency, proceeding to Second Year

Agrculture)—Roderick Howard McRae.