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University of Alberta Evergreen and gold 1957
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EVERGREEN
AND GOLD
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Anno Domini Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-seven
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ADMINISTRATION Page ie
STUDENTS Page 42
HIGHLIGHTS Page 104
QUEENS Page 138
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SPORTS Page 146
ORGANIZATIONS
SUMMER SCHOOL
ADVERTISING
Page 176
Page 214
Page 224
ADMINISTRATION
KEN BROADFOOT
A little onward lend thy guiding hand,
To these dark steps, a little further on.
—MILTON
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Administration
ANDREW STEWART
B.S.A., M.A., L.L.D.
President
The Evergreen and Gold is a permanent reminder of the days at the University of Alberta.
Alumni who show their “Year Book” to their children, and even grandchildren, try to recapture
the interests and to revive the memories of student days. The book becomes more valued as time
goes on.
Students whose pictures appear somewhere in the “Year Book” are daily creating the substance
which hides behind the form of the book. The substance is the complex of experiences in the
day-to-day activities on the campus. These experiences leave an indelible impression. Many of them
can be obtained without attending University. It is important that the impression made is the
mark of a University.
It may be that it is 1996, and you are thinking of the days 40 years ago when you were at
the University of Alberta. We hope your memories are happy ones, and that in the intervening
years you have found your experiences in 1956 have contributed to a satisfying and rewarding
life.
P.S. Have you been back to visit the University of Alberta lately?
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GEORGE SAMUEL, M.A.
Assistant to the President
DR. EARL P. SCARLETT
B.A., M.B., F.R.C.P.
Chancellor
A. D. CAIRNS, B.A.
Registrar
CHARLES M. MacLEOD
Q.C., L.L.B.
Chairman of the Board of Governors
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Faculty
JOHN M. WHIDDEN
B. Comm.
Bursar
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WALTER H. JOHNS, B.A., Ph.D.
Dean of Arts and Science
W. F. BOWKER, Q.C., B.A., L.L.B.
Dean of Law
MERVIN J. HUSTON, M.Sc., Ph.D.
Director of the School of Pharmacy
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hazel McIntyre, b.Sc., m.s.
Director of Household Economics
DR. E. J. THOMPSON
Principal of St. Stephen’s College
B. B. PEEL
Librarian to the University
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From the sweaty dressing rooms of the gymnasium to the ivory tower recesses of the library stacks, student
life on the campus pulses with varying amounts of vitality. Somewhere through all this activity runs an intangible
thread of “campus spirit”.
This is the element we have tried to increase during the past year. The task has been tremendously challenging
but almost impossible to assess. For “spirit”, like “happiness”, often eludes the most ardent pursuit.
The interests and attention of the Students’ Council have ranged from Football Night and the social uses of
S.U.B. to such things as the Bookstore, the new Recreation Building, and a Russian Student Exchange. In all this
our motivation has been to benefit the student and to add to the value of his life at university.
Why this emphasis on campus spirit? What can “spirit” do for the average student? That spark of interest, that
touch of enthusiasm, that burst of energy which somehow result from this “spirit” can add enjoyment and results to
every activity, whether it be academic or social, athletic or cultural.
As you turn the pages of this book and reminisce over the delightful, sweet and sour memories of the past
year, add these words of Kipling to your thoughts:
“If you can fill the unforgiving minute
With sixty seconds worth of distance run,
Yours is the world, and everything that’s in it;
And, what is more, you’ll be a man my son.”
NORM GISH DON POTTER MILES PALMER JIM DUNCAN FLORENCE CEREZKE
Arts - Science Representative Agriculture Representative Commerce Representative Dentistry Representative Education Representative
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JOHN NASEDKIN
President of
Literary Directorate
HUGH NUTTYCOMBE
President of
Musical Directorate
SHIRLEY TANNER
Wauneita President
FRANCES LOSIE
President of
Women’s Athletics
SANDY FITCH
President of
Men’s Athletics
DICK HOLMES
Physical Education
Representative
BOB KUBICEK
Gateway Editor
MIKE LEENDERS
N.F.C.U.S. Chairman
DOUG BURNS
Public Relations Officer
HERB DIXON
Pharmacy Representative
RAY LUCAS PAT SHEWCHUCK JEAN SARUWATARI
Engineering Representative Law Representative Household Economics
Representative
JOYCE AYLEN
Nursing Representative
DAVE KINLOCH
Medicine Representative
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PARK DAVIDSON
Director
JOANNE GRAVES, KEN BROADFOOT, CATHERINE MANNING
Administration
GAY MARSHALL
Originality
KEN BROADFOOT
Assistant Director
CARLIE JEAN MARTIN, SHIRLEY SOUTHERLAND
Clubs
This yearbook has been produced by the work and
time spent by the people shown on these pages. We have
endeavored to make this book something which you can
look back on with pleasure in future years.
It is somewhat of a dynamic year for the Evergreen
and Gold. For the first time since the inception of the book
it is being done by the lithographic system of printing.
This switch from the older style was made in order to
produce a book on somewhat the same standards as some
of the better American yearbooks. The potentials of lithography
in a yearbook are almost unlimited and this year’s
book is only a start.
Changing to an entirely new system is a momentous
task and there will be many wrinkles to iron out and new
problems to face. Thanks to the hard work of our staff,
the personal help of Mr. Tom Comfort and Miss Shirley
Smith of Hamly Press, and the excellent co-operation of
Hamly Press, we feel that these difficulties will be surmounted
and one of the best yearbooks ever will be
produced.
Park Davidson
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Students’ Section
DENNIS LAWSON
TED CAMPBELL
Photography Editor
COLLEEN HOUSLEY
HILDEGARD LANGE
JACKIE HLADIK
Highlights
JOHN ALEXANDER, PAT LAWRENCE, CRAWFORD SMITH;
bob McArthur, bruce miller
AL COOKE
Advertising Manager
MARY WYNN MOAR
and
REBECCA DONALD
Editor Sports
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party, <
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develop
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M-COLIN
CAMPBELL
Tuesday Editor
WENDY McDONALD
Managing Editor
FLO CAMPBELL
Copy Editor
DARLENE BREYER
News Editor
ALBERT
LANG
President
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KIETH
SVEINSON
Vice-President
MARY
McDONALD
Secretary
Golden Key Society
The Golden Key Society is one of two honorary organizations on
the campus. Membership is granted to twelve students each year
in recognition of their distinguished service to the Students’
Union through participation in extra-curricular activities. Appointment
to Golden Key is one of the highest awards offered by
the Students’ Union and members may be recognized by their
distinctive blue blazers and gold crest, which are gifts of the
members of the Union.
The Golden Key Society, as a group of experienced students,
offers service to the Students’ Union by acting as the Freshman
Introduction Committee, organizing and running Frosh Week
each year. In addition, the Society produces during Varsity Guest
Week-end, the all-student talent show, Varsity Varieties, and acts
as official hosts of the Students’ Union to visitors to our University
Campus.
GORDON
ARNELL
Treasurer
JOHN
DAVIES
Former President
Left to Right: Cy Ing, Kieth Sveinson, Mary McDonald, John Paterson, John Davies,
Gordon Arnell, Van Scraba, Barry Vogel, Albert Lang, Terry Kehoe, Hugh Nutty-combe,
Mary Hendrickson, Dennis Lawson and Doug Burns. Missing: Bob Smith.
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JIM EDWARDS, President Radio
Society
The University Radio Society has enjoyed an active and constructive
season. Under President Jim Edwards, Arts 3, an extensive
publicity campaign has resulted in a provincial network of seven
stations being set up. Early in the year news exchanges with the
other three Western campi were begun, using the facilities of the
Ham Radio Club.
Largely through the efforts of Chief Engineer Forbes Langstroth,
technical quality of the broadcasts was improved to top performance,
and the SUR console was rebuilt to perfect production. Production
Directors Art Newman and Marg Sutcliffe channeled news and
features from on and off campus into the provincial and intervarsity
networks.
MARG SUTCLIFFE
Secretary
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WAUNEITA COUNCIL
Front row, left to right: Shirley Tanner, Mary Ellen Flint, Sheila Fisher, Ollie Solojuk, Norina Betts, Barbara Wilson, Joyce Aylen.
Back row, left to right: Helen Clark, Margaret Schell, Phyllis Jorgenson, Ruth Buchanan, Sue Wheatley, Margaret Turner.
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Photography
Directorate
Membership in the Photodirectorate is composed of a few
students whose interest in photography finds some gratification
in seeing manifestations of their work in the yearbook and the
campus newspaper.
♦
Martin Dzidrums has had commercial photographic experience
with one of Edmonton’s leading photographers. Having
been a photographer at Regina College qualified Eugene Chou.
Jamie MacKeage has had experience with camera clubs in Halifax
and Kingston. Albert Munz took a short course in photography
at the Banff School of Fine Arts. Completing our staff we
have John Hillerud and Leroy Long.
It has been necessary for the Director to give a series
of lectures and demonstrations in order to have available in
September a staff capable of handling a camera. Leroy Long, Al
Munz and Jamie MacKeage were among those who attended the
course last winter.
I wish, in conclusion, to thank the photographers who have
worked for and with me during this term and who have devoted
much time and effort to producing better pictures and photographs
for the Gateway and the Evergreen and Gold.
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DOUG BURNS
GARY CAMPBELL
Public
Relations
The Public Relations Committee is one of the most active
* organizations on the campus. This year, under the leadership
of Doug Burns, assisted by Gary Campbell, Dick Anthony and
a number of co-eds, the Public Relations Committee has
reached a new high in university-to-public relationship.
In the past year Varsity Football Night, the Civic
Banquet, Parliamentary Dinner, and Varsity Guest Weekend
were planned and executed by this committee in very commendable
fashion.
DlCK ANTHONY
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Left to right: Sonja Gotaas, Helen Howard, Erin O’Brien, Bev Dallas, Islay Sampson,
Jeannie Saruwatari.
Pembina
House Co
A ssiniboia
Athabasca
Left to right: Ron Spackman, Frank King, Albert Lang, Larry Welsh, Norm Gish,
Jack Dubasz.
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mmittees
St. Stephen’s
Back
Stromsmoe,
row, left to right: Ted Richardson, Hugh Nuttycombe, Keith
Marvin Maerz, Bob Nielsen, Terry Harold.
FFrroonntt rrooww,, lleefftt to right: John Bu!nr>r eTlle, rrHya rHoaldro Blde.nnett.
St. Joseph’s
LCft t0 right: De™ Gagnon, Gerak!
Ed Ver beck.
Stotts, Frank Maevar P» i D
™ '7-’ aul Bourret Dan Classen,
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UNIVERSITY ATHLETIC BOARD
The U.A.B. is an organization that counts amongst its numbers three elected
students and three faculty members. The main purpose of the Board is to supervise
and control student participation in intramural as well as intervarsity athletics. Dr.
M. L. Van Vliet, director of the School of Physical Education is chairman of the Board.
The other-two faculty members are Miss Pat Austin, Director of Women’s Athletics,
and Professor Porteous of the Electrical Engineering Department. The student members
of the board are: Sandy Fitch, President of Men’s Athletics; Fran Losie, President
of Women’s Athletics; and Ed Zahar, Vice-President of Men’s Athletics.
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Telephone
D irectory
HAROLD COWARD
Director
1; Dick K, wong„ , CGoorrda Stangier,
At the commencement of every full term activities
must be started. Organizing means contacting people,
and without a phone book our students’ council, clubs
and various committees would be at a standstill. This
year Harold Coward, together with his hard-working
committee, has risen admirably to the challenge of
publishing a phone book; thus facilitating every
aspect of campus life, from the week-end date to the
machinery of campus business.
Hats off to the Telephone Directorate!
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STUDENTS
I
MARY WYNNE MOAR
These are the men that all the world admires.
—MARLOWE
4243
AGRICULTURE
GRADUATES
ADAMSON, ROBERT W., Edmonton
BOCOCK, JOHN R., Volmer, Quebec
CHARNETSKI, JOHN A., Edmonton
Editor, Ilarion Paper 1956-57
CRAM, BILL R„ Three Hills
Curling Club
U.A.B. Rep. 1956-57
CROMARTY, ROBERT W., Provost
DIETZ, WALTER, Galahad
4H Alumni Club Executive 1954-55, 56-57.
Mixed Chorus 1955-56
DUBASZ, JACK, Irma
Boxing Club 1953-54
Ag. Club Executive 1953-54
Radio Society 1955-56
House Committee, Men’s Res. 1955-56, 56-57
FINDLAY, GORDON C., High River
FONKALSRUD, ARVID W., Edmonton
GOETTEL, ADOLPH W., Waskatenau
Curling Club Executive 1956-57
HARROLD, TERRY L., Lamont
St. Stephen’s College Students’ Council
HAYHURST-FRANCE, TIMOTHY, Edmonton
Ag. Club Executive 1956-57
HRDLICKA, JOSEPH R., East Coulee
KASHA, KEN J„ Lacombe
Ag. Club Executive 1954-55
LEWIS, JOHN W. R., Edmonton
Ag. Club Executive 1956-57
Phi Kappa Pi
MacKENZIE, JOHN D., Spring Coulee
MacLEOD, MURIEL J., High River
Ag. Club Executive 1955-56, 56-57
MacNAUGHTON, GORDON R„ Didsbury
Ag. Club Executive
MADILL, HERBERT D., Foremost
Ag. Club Executive
Curling Club
MILLER, RAYMOND J., Edmonton
MORRIS, KENNETH W„ Didsbury
S.C.M. Cabinet 1956-57
NIEBERDING, ROBERT, St. Paul
POTTER, N. A. DONALD, Edmonton
Students’ Council 1956-57
SCHOLTEN, GERHARD A., Picture Butte
Mixed Chorus 1953-54, 54-55
Photo-Directorate 1956-57
S.C.M. 1956-57
N.F.C.U.S. 1955-56
SVEINSON, KEITH R., Markerville
Mixed Chorus
St. Stephen’s Council 1955-56
Gold Key 1956-57
Delta Upsilon
THOMAS, R. LESLIE, Edmonton
Curling 1954-55
THRELKELD, STEPHEN F. H., Edmonton
Ag. Club Executive 1954-57
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AGRICULTURE
GRADUATES
deVRIES, JOHN, Edmonton
S.C.M. Vice-Pres. 1956-57
WITNEY, GWYNETH M., Donatville
Blue Stocking Club Executive 1955-57
Ag. Club Executive 1956-57
ARTS AND SCIENCE
FOURTH YEAR HONORS
ATKINSON, JOSEPH G., Jasper Place
BAMBER, E. WAYNE, Edmonton
BOAG, DAVID A., Victoria, B.C.
DZIECIUCH, MAX A., Edmonton
FULLER, NORMA J. M., Edmonton
Copy Editor C.U.P., Editor Gateway
Pres. Cercle Francais
KAMINSKY, VICTOR P. H., Edmonton
KEHOE, THERESA M„ Edmonton
Vice-Pres. Students’ Union 1956-57
Gold Key Society
Vice-Pres. Newman Club 1955-56
Social Convener Newman Club 1954-55
KELLY, SHEILA M., North Battleford, Sask.
KLCOVANSKY, ED. J., Fallis
LANGSTROTH, G. FORBES, Ralston
Chief Engineer Radio Society 1955-57
Varsity Guest Weekend Committee 1956
McCALLA, DENNIS R., Edmonton
McGUIRE, CATHERINE, Edmonton
NICHOLS, ALVIN F., Edmonton
Executive Psych. Club 1956-57
PANAR, MANUEL, Edmonton
POWELL, GRACE L., Edmonton
Executive Political Science Club 1955-56
Delta Delta Delta
RENNE, THOMAS, Eckville
RICHMOND, WILLIAM O., Faust
RIDDELL, JAMES, Ponoka
Pres. Mathematics and Physics Club 1956
SCRABA, EVANGELINE F„ Elk Point
Frosh Rep., V.C.F. Executive 1953-54
Psych Club Executive 1954-57
Treas. Blue Stocking Club 1956-57
Executive Radio Society 1953-56
Executive W.U.S.
Co-director Varsity Varieties 1955-56
Gold Key Society 1955-56
SMITH, RUSSELL G., Calgary
SOBOREN, JO, Bowness
STAPLES, MILDRED I., Edmonton
STOVER, DIANE E., Edmonton
TAYLOR, ALLEN L., Calgary
Phi Delta Theta
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ARTS AND SCIENCE
FOURTH YEAR, DIPLOMA IN ART
ANDERSON, COLLEEN D., Edmonton
Vice-Pres. Wauneita 1955-56
Panhellenic Society 1955-56
Delta Delta Delta
BYRNE, JOAN E„ Edmonton
Delta Delta Delta
THIRD YEAR, RECEIVING DEGREE
AFAGANIS, ERNEST J., Lethbridge
ANDERSON, JOSEPH N„ Empress
ANGLE, LEROY A., Bow Island
BARTON, MICHAEL C. R., Edmonton
BAUER, KATHLEEN W., Grimshaw
BAUN, RONALD, Edmonton
BECKMAN, M. DALE, B.Th., Edmonton
BEDDOME, BARBARA A., Edmonton
Intervarsity Golf 1954-56
Intervarsity Figure Skating 1954-57
Kappa Alpha Theta
BENNETT, BARBARA A., Edmonton
Pi Beta Phi i
BENZON, AXEL L„ Drumheller
BORDING, TOVE M„ Standard
Delta Delta Delta
BORGSTEDE, WILFRED B„ Edmonton
BOURGOIN, MAURICE E„ Glendon
BRETT, SHELAGH M„ Calgary
CAMERON, CALVIN C„ High River
CAMPBELL, FLORENCE M„ Balzac
Gateway Copy Editor 1956-57
Delta Delta Delta
CAMPBELL, WILLIAM N., Edmonton
Phi Kappa Pi
CHAPPEL, SHEILA H„ New York, U.S.A.
Kappa Alpha Theta
CHMILAR, TOM E., Ranfurly
Mining and Geological Society 1956-57
COADY, PATRICIA A., Munson
COLLIER, RICHARD A., Edmonton
Captain, Golf Team
COLLVER, RICHARD L„ Calgary
Delta Upsilon
CUSHLEY, ROBERT J„ Edmonton
DAVIES, JOHN E., Calgary
Students’ Council 1953-54
Gold Key Society 1954-57, Pres. 1956-57
Mixed Chorus 1954-56
Pres. Phi Delta Theta
DELVES, TRENT H., Edmonton
ARTS AND SCIENCE
THIRD YEAR, RECEIVING DEGREE
DOUCHET, GEORGE L., Edmonton
DUBAS, HELEN A., Lacombe
DUTKA, JOANNE, Canmore
ELLIOT, JAMES, Edmonton
FANDRICH, EUGENE, Vernon, B.C.
Intervarsity Track and Field 1954-56
FERGUSON, ELEANOR E., Edmonton
FLETCHER, ROY J., Red Deer
FRANKLIN, RON D., Calgary
FRENCH, J. WALTER, Edmonton
FUCHS, GRETE R., Edmonton
GIBSON, BRIAN H., Kenora, B.C.
GISH, NORMAN R„ Red Deer
Students’ Council
Residence House Committee
P.M.C., R.C.A.F. Mess
GOOD, LORNE C., Edmonton
GOODING, RONALD H., Edmonton
GOWDA, E. V., Edmonton
Zeta Psi
GROVES, HARVEY H„ Botha
Phi Kappa Pi
GUERTIN, STANLEY O., Ponoka
HAWRYSH, WILLIAM N., Edmonton
Kappa Sigma
HAYES, MARILYN A., Calgary
Pi Beta Phi
HENGEL, LOWELL M„ Winfield
HENSON, BRIAN E., Edmonton
Executive I.F.C. 1955-57
Delta Upsilon
HERUNTER, HERBERT E„ Edmonton
Kappa Sigma
HILLMER, MELVYN R., Penticton, B.C.
HODGSON, LORIE M„ Edmonton'
Kappa Alpha Theta
HORON, VERA, Lavoy
HUBERT, JACOB B., Coaldale
HUMPHREY, MARY E„ Edmonton
INGLIS, M. GORDON, Irma
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ARTS AND SCIENCE
THIRD YEAR, RECEIVING DEGREE
KELLEY, WILLIAM R., Edmonton
Pres. Fencing Club 1952-53
KEMPO, OLLY, Nordegg
KINNEAR, A. ROY, Edmonton
KLASSEN, WALDY, Vauxhall
KOSOWAN, ALBERT G„ Mundare
LAVENNE, ORMAND D„ Bow Island
LEARMONTH, MARGARET M„ Edmonton
Executive Cercle Francais 1956-57
Pi Beta Phi
LIBIN, BERNICE B., Calgary
LITWIN, MARY A., Radway
LONG, LEROY E., Longview
LYNDON, JACK L., Edmonton
Block A Club
Golden Bear Hockey
Phi Delta Theta
McArthur, Leonard w., stony Plain
McCORKELL, ERIC C., Beaurepaire, Que.
McCUE, ROBERT J., Lethbridge
L.D.S. Institute Executive 1955-56
McDONALD, SANDRA J., Edmonton
Pi Beta Phi
McKAY, MURRAY M., Edmonton
Phi Delta Theta
McKILLOP, DUNCAN L„ Calgary
Phi Kappa Pi
McLAREN, KENNETH R., Calgary
MAGUIRE, ELLEN M., Calgary
MARVIN, EVELYN M„ Grande Prairie
MASSIE, CAROLYN A., Edmonton
Delta Gamma
MEHERIUK, MIKE, Glendon
MILLICAN, MAIDA E., Medicine Hat
Executive Canterbury Club
MISHUKOFF, LUBA C„ Rimbey
MOONEY, SHEILA M., Edmonton
Executive Wauneita Society 1955-56
Delta Gamma
MUSTARD, MAUREEN A., Edmonton
Intervarsity Figure Skating 1955
Delta Gamma
NAY, MRS. ELIZABETH S., Edmonton
NEELY, J. M., Edmonton
Phi Delta Theta
ARTS AND SCIENCE
THIRD YEAR, RECEIVING DEGREE
ODYNSKY, ALLAN W., Edmonton
OUIMET, JOE H., Bonnyville
PARKER, GRAHAM R„ Edmonton
PATERSON, ANNE M., Lethbridge
Executive Panhellenic Society 1956-57
Kappa Alpha Theta
PATRICK, LYNN A., Edmonton
Delta Upsilon
PATTERSON, DONALD E., Grande Prairie
PIXLEY, MYLES F., Penhold
Delta Upsilon
POWELL, JAMES C., B.Ed., Edmonton
PRITCHARD, DAVID, Edmonton
Delta Upsilon
QUIGLEY, PAT A., Calgary
Delta Gamma
QUON, MARJORIE, High River
• REIST, GRANT E., Edmonton
RICE, EDWARD E„ Lethbridge
Director Club ’57
Delta Kappa Epsilon
RIDER, SHIRLEY M., Edmonton
Delta Delta Delta
RISKE, MORLEY E., Bruderheim
Mixed Chorus 1954-57
Librarian 1956-57
SAMPSON, ISLAY M., Entwistle
Pembina House Committee 1956-57
W.A.A. Council 1956-57
SCHMIDT, GUNTHER W., Campbelltown
SEIFERT, VIVIAN G., Edmonton
SILUCH, JOHN A., Sexsmith
SHYMANSKI, VICTOR, Delph
SMITH, BETTY E., Edmonton
SMITH, ELLEN C., Edmonton
Delta Delta Delta
SMITH, JUDY C., Calgary
Delta Gamma
SONNENBERG, HARALD, Edmonton
SPRAGUE, JOHN H., Edmonton
Phi Delta Theta
STANGIER, GORDON K., Calgary
Kappa Sigma
SUTCLIFFE, MARGARET A., Calgary
Executive Radio Society 1956-57
SUTHERLAND, MARGARET I., Edmonton
Delta Gamma
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ARTS AND SCIENCE
THIRD YEAR, RECEIVING DEGREE
SWINDLEHURST, ROBERT N., Edmonton
TANNER, SHIRLEY L„ Edmonton
Pres. Wauneita Society 1956-57
Delta Delta Delta
THORP, JEAN C„ Ensign
Executive Curling Club 1955-56
TRIBE, TOM A., Calgary
TROTMAN, SIDNEY A., Calgary
TRYLICH, ROMA, Edmonton
VASSAR, BETTY-LOU, Red Deer
Intervarsity Figure Skating 1954-55
Pres. Panhellenic Society 1956-57
Delta Gamma
VERNON, GARY C„ Calgary
Zeta Psi
VILLETT, SYLVAN L., Edmonton
WARD, HADLEY S., Edmonton
WEBBER, NEIL, Endiang
Intervarsity Cross Country Team 1953-54
WELSH, GORDON W., Edmonton
WITTEN, LARRY W„ Edmonton
Sigma Alpha Mu
WOYWITKA, RICHARD P., Edmonton
WOZNEY, MARGARET L. J., Edmonton
WRIGHT, ELIZABETH S„ Taber
YEE, LANNIE K., Vancouver, B.C.
YOUNG, HARRY G„ Calgary
Kappa Sigma
COMMERCE
GRADUATES
DENEGA, MICHAUL A., St. Paul
Secretary of Commerce Club
Curling Club 1954-55-56-57
EDWARDS, RONALD L., Wilkie, Sask.
Commerce Club Rep. 1956-57
EYKELBOSH, GEORGE J., Edmonton
Pres. Tri-Service Mess Committee
GODFREY, ELDON C., Calgary
HAYES, RON S., Arrowwood
Production Editor, Gateway 1954-55
Curling Club 1954-55
HUFF, GORDON S„ Edmonton
HUMENIUK, OREST, Edmonton
KOBIE, CLAYTON J., Edmonton
KUZMIC, BERNADINE A., Regina, Sask.
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COMMERCE
GRADUATES
LASLOP, HARRY W., Drumheller
LAWSON, DENNIS P., Calgary
Rusiness Manager Varsity Guest Weekend
1956
Gold Key Society
Students Union 1956-57
Editor Evergreen and Gold 1956-57
Phi Delta Theta
McCLELLAND, HUGH F. H., Calgary
Commerce Rep. 1954-56
Kappa Sigma
McMAHON, JACK H„ Edmonton
Gateway 1956-57
Delta Kappa Epsilon
MARTIN, CARLIE-JEAN, Lacombe
Evergreen and Gold, Organizations Editor
Delta Delta Delta
ONSTAD, GARY S., Weyburn, Sask.
President, Commerce Club 1956-57
Phi Delta Theta
PRITCHARD, JAMES S„ Edmonton
RIEZEBOS, NORMAN G., Calgary
Delta Upsilon
ROBERTSON, STEWART C., Calgary
ROBINSON, ROBERT A., Edmonton
President, Men’s Economics Club
Treasurer, Tri-Service Mess 1956-57
N.F.C.U.S. Rep. 1955-56
Delta Kappa Epsilon
SCHAEFER, HARRY G., Calgary
SHULTZ, JEAN A., Edmonton
Pi Beta Phi
TOUPIN, JOS J., Edmonton
TYWONIUK, ALEX., Coolidge
WHITAKER, BEVERLEE J., Edmonton
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The University of Lethbridge Spring 2021 Convocation
No full textThe official program for 2021 spring convocation at the University of Lethbridge
subulata
No full textFestuca subulata Triniusbearded fescuefétuque subuléeWest Castle ValleyT. Chisholmmixed; rich with tall bracken fern1559 mPicea glauca, Doellingeria engelmannii, Maianthemum racemosum, Menziesia ferrugineainfrequent in 50x50m are
humilis
No full textPodagrostis humilis (Vasey) Björkmanalpine bentgrassagrostide humbleOff trail to Ruby and Grizzly LakesT. Chisholmbroadleaf; west facing rocky slope1773 mPopulus tremuloides, Rosa acicularis, Dryas drummondii, Linum lewisiirare in 50x50m are
filifolia
No full textCarex filifolia Nuttallthread-leaved sedgecarex filifoliéNorth Drywood CreekT. Chisholmbroadleaf; off main industrial road heading towards Drywood Creek trailhead1479 mPopulus balsamifera, Phleum pratense, Thalictrum occidentale, Lathyrus ochroleucus, Maianthemum stellatumrare in 50x50m are
rossii
No full textCarex rossii BoottRoss' sedgecarex de RossMill Creek and Whitney Creek areaT. Chisholmconiferous; moist forest, deadfall1492 mPinus contorta, Chimaphila umbellata, Orthelia secunda<1% of 1x1m are