CAPPING CEREMONY

Evening Star, Issue 20846, 16 July 1931, Page 9

CAPPING CEREMONY

CONFERRING OF DEGREES GRADUATES OF THE YEAR The annual ceremony of conferring degrees won by students of the University of Otago was held in the Concert Chamber of the Town Hall this afternoon, the attendance being restricted on this occasion through the exclusion of undergraduates. The Chancellor (Sir Thomas Sidey) presided, and the address to the graduates was given by Professor Wall, of Canterbury College. The graduates were presented to the Chancellor as follows: — Doctors of Medicine.—Jack Carl Rudolph Hindenach, Walter Gordon Chisholm Paterson. Masters of Arts.—Theodore Joseph Arnold (first class honours in English and French), lan Grant .Borrie (second class honours in philosophy), Doreen .May Colgan (second class honours in French), Charles Comber (Canterbury University College), Daphne Helen Cowie (first class honours in English and French, winner of James Clark prize), Janies Campbell Dakin (second class honours in French), Mary Smith Fleming (in history), Bruce lan Fulton (second class honours in English and French), Thomas Fyfe (in mathematics), Ivan Gillieson Garden (second class honours in English and French, winner of James Clark prize), Edward Hayes (first class honours in economics), Doreen Agues Hayward (in English), Dorothy Menzies (second class honours in English and French), Douglas Stewart Millar (first class honours in Latin aud French), Herbert Ralph Minn (first class honours in Latin, winner of James Clark prize), Margaret Jean M‘Nour (second class honours in history), Alexander Salmond (first class honours in Education, Ross Fellow), William David Sinclair (in history), Marjory Samuel Stewart (in English and French), Shirley Newell Sumpter (in mathematics), Dorothy Hope Wilson (in English and French), Noel Spencer Woods (first class honours in history, winner James Clark prize). Diploma of Honours in Arts. —Aubrey Hugh Whitmore Williams (first class honours in French). Masters of Science. —John Mauton Butler (first class honours in chemistry), John Duncan M’Kenzie (second class honours in mathematics), Herbert Dudley Purves (first class honours iu chemistry’, national research scholar), Irvine Robert Wilson (iu geology),

Diplomas of Honours in Science.— Gordon Douglas Allison Anderson (second class honours in physics), Philip Crosbie Carman (first class honours in chemistry, Lubecki Scholar). Master of Laws. —Maurice Alastair Brook (in jurisprudence, contract, and torts, company law). Master of Homo Science. —Helen Marion Sheila Thompson (in nutrition). Master of Commerce.—James Ewing Thomas (in economics and economic history). Bachelors of Arts.—William Geoffrey Allen, Alexander Astor, Maximus Joseph Bay, Myrtle Glen Botting, Maxwell Andrew Francis Campbell, Helen Jean Elizabeth Cowie, Geoffrey Sandford Cox (senior scholar in. history, George Young scholar), .Annie Tower Hay Boyd Gumming, Doris Violet Easton, Norah Eldex-, James Kingsley Fairbairn, May Farquharson, Noel Ainslie Frye, Rema Alice Gorton, Robert Mathie Hanning, Mary Loretto Henaghan, Maysie Hendesou, Myra Myrtle Kirkpatrick, Helen Mary Lane, Karl Theodor Fnglestad Larsen, Margaret Campbell Logan, August Ronald Malcolm, Madge Evalino Martin, Hector Gordon Robert M'Alpme. Ellon Amelia Sheila M‘lndoe, Margaret Janet Paterson, May Raitt Paterson (winner of Stuart prize), Grace Margaret Ramsay, Samuel Edgar Russell, Albert Munro Shanks, Lillian Caroline Smith, Violet Mary Speden (senior scholar in Latin), John Stanford Strang, Annie M'Donald Strong, Linda Elizabeth Sutherland, Minnie Noehne M’Chesney Thomson, Robert Charles Tuck, King Lincoln Warren, Rachel Margaret Wilson. Bachelors of Science. —Albert Darner Gibson Blanc, Beryl Iris Browiu (Auckland University College), Maxwell Stuart Carrie (Sir George Grey Scholar) John Alan Chisman, James Algie Gawn (Beverly scholar in mathematics) , George Duncan Tore Hall (Beverly scholar in physics), Harold Edwin Hoyle, Howard Hunter, Stewart James Macdonald., Albert William Farnsworth O’Reilly, William. Mummery Platts (Auckland University C9lloge), Robert Francis Deans Ritchie, Harold Service, David Uttley' Strang (Smeaton research scholar), John Hallam Webber. , Bachelor of Laws. —Roy Stanley Frapwell, William M’Alevcy, Bertrand Alfred Quelch, Thomas Kay Stuart Sidey (Victoria University College), Clarence Henry Somerville Stevens, Andrew Boyd Thomson (winner of Law Society prize), Ralph Frederick Wilson* Bachelors of Medicine and Bachelors of Surgery.—Patrick Clarence Anderson, William Brown, Stuart Cordingly Colbeck, Hugh Stewart Douglas, Lennox Douglas, Norman Lowther Edson (with distinction, medical travelling scholar, winner of. medical graduates’ medal for senior clinical medicine, winner of Marjorie M'Callum medal' for clinical medicine),. Howard James Gaudin, Anna Lydia Hansen, Fred Hodgkiss, John Woodward Horsley, Alfred Tennyson Howie, Brian Tyrwlutt Wyn Irwin, Olivo Reginald Lambert, Douglas Masson Logan,. Archibald Robert Alexander Marshall, Alexander M'llroy, Herbert Frank M'Nickle, Thomas Seton Norris, Alfred Cecil Wallace Oakey, Desmond Patrick O’Brien, Adah Hamilton Evelyn Platts-Mills, lan Marshall Rutherford, Arthur Leslie Shield, Frank Finlay Sligo, J-hn Arthur Stallworthy (with distinction, medical travelling scholar, winner of Batchelor memorial medal, winner .of medical graduates’ medal for senior clinical surgery), Joseph Ro 1 rfc Gibson Thompson, Anno Margaret Thomson, William Goddard Volekman, Donald George Wallace, Charles Debdeu Wilkins.

Bachelors of Dental Surgery.— Frederick John Barr, Nicholas Martin 1 Bradanovich, Noel Arthur Clouston, Robert Nelson Cox (winner of Burt medal for orthodontics), Philip Dixon Crump, Robert Nelson Cox (winner of Burt medal for orthodontics), Philip j Dixon Crump, Godfrey Spence Field (winner of Leask silver medal), GeofI froy Harold Gilbert (senior scholar in dentistry), Alexander Colin Horne, John Francis Patrick Mangos, John Athol Percival Middleton, Arthur Alexander Noel Moore, Robert Richmond Murray, James Colin Mackintosh Simmers, Harry Waine Washbourn, John Francon Williams, James William Wylie. Bachelors of Home Science.—Olive Cecelia Anderson, Dorothy Helen 1 Bell, Olivo Mary Campbell, Mildred Mary Devercux, Helen Mary Ewing, 1 Amy Hazel Johnson, Jessie Isabel Morgan, Mary Douglas M‘Kollar M‘Artluir, Kathleen Irene Orlebar, Margaret Jean Palmer, Fnlncos Ida '' -son. Bachelor of Commerce.—Frank Cooke, William Robert Esquilant, Stanley Lockhart Laiug.

Bachelor of Music.—Charles Andrew Martin. Bachelor of Architecture.—Arthur Louis Salmond (Auckland University College). Bachelor of Engineering (Civil). — James John Gordon Martin (Canterbury University College). —Students who Have Gained Associateships and Diplomas During the Year.— Diploma of Associate of the Otago University School of Mines in Mining.— Leslie Clifton, Arthur Richard Evans, Joseph Henry William M'Georgo, Patrick Ormond Shiel. Diploma of Associate of the Otago niversity School of Mines in Geology. —Gordon John Williams. Diploma in Land and Mine Surveying.—Arthur Richard Evans, Arthur Wilfred Turner. ' Diploma of Associate of the Otago University of Mines in Metallurgy.— Leslie Hunter. Certificate of Proficiency _ in Dental Surgery,—Lorimer Christie, Percy Bruce Ogilvie Davidson, Harold Dover, Edmund John Flynn, James Wilson Irvine, Niniau George Trotter. Diploma in Homo Science. —Elsie Thomson Aitken, Patricia Fanny Tamblyu Campbell, Olive Marjorie Cook, Margaret Ewan Fogo, Isla Irvine Hunter, Winifred Margaret Irving, Elizabeth Stewart Macomish, Evelyn Marshall Montgomery, Honor Cecilie Gertrude Pledger, Constance Laurello Slyfield, Isabel M'Gowan Williams. Diploma in Education. —James Walter Armstrong, Elizabeth Wallace Durward, Alexander Salmond, Mary Joyce Thomson. Diploma in Social Science. —James John Buchan. Diploma _in Banking.—William Robert Esquilant. Students who have gained scholarships within the University of New Zealand: — Senior University Scholarship.— Geoffrey Saudford Cox (history), Violet Mary Speden ( Latin), Robert John M'Gill (medicine), Carl Erio Moller (dentistry, 1930), Geoffrey Harold Gilbert (dentistry. 1931, recommended by Dental Faculty). Rhodes Scholarship.—John Edward Lovelock. Post Graduate Scholarship in Arts.— Arthur Dale Trendall. Medical Travelling Scholarship.—Norman Lowther Edson (resigned), John Arthur Stallworthy. Sir George Grey Scholarship (awarded by New Zealand Government).—Maxwell Stuart Carrie. National Research Scholarship (awarded by Department of Scientific and Industrial Research) .—Herbert Dudley Purves. Ross Fellowship (awarded by the Council of Knox College) .—Alexander Salmond. George Young Scholarship.—Geoffrey Saudford Cox. Macaudrew Scholarship (Economics). —Elwyn George Jansen. John Edmond Fellowship in Industrial Chemistry.—James* Melville. _ Smeaton Research Scholarship.— David Uttley Strang. Lubecki Scholarship in Applied Science.—Philip Crosbie Carman. Beverly Scholarship in Physics HI. —George Duncan Tere Hall. Beverly Scholarship > in Higher Mathematics and Mechanics. —James Algie Gawn. Beverly Scholarship in Physics I.— James Ayson Clifford (lion.), Donald Stuart Nicholson, Obstetrical Society Scholarship.— Herbert Kenneth Pacey. Turnbull-Thomson Scholarship (Mining).—Harold Service. Anna P. Sheat Scholarship.—Elizabeth Christain Grigor Wilson. Winners of prizes within the University' of New Zealand: — —Awarded by University of New Zealand.— William Ledingham Christie Medal (Applied Anatomy).—Russell Thomas Gumming Fraser. —Awarded by University of Otago.— Stuart Prize (English Poem). —May Raitt Paterson. James Clark Prizes (awarded by the Theological College Committee of the Presbyterian Church). —Herbert Ralph Minn (Latin), Mary Hussey (Latin), Norman Davis (Greek), Daphne Helen Cowie (English), Ivan Gillieson Garden (English), William Ralph Ewing Stephenson (philosophy), Noel # Spencer Woods (history), Dons Catherine Eberhardt (education). _ Gilray Memorial Prize (English).— Norman Davis, . Parker Memorial Prize (Biology).— Annie Elizabeth Thomson, Florence Marion Thomson. , Beverly Prize. —James Ayson Clifford (Physics I.). _ Law Society Prizes.—Ronald Ernest Carlyle Beatson (torts), Andrew Boyd Thomson (evidence), Andrew Boyd Thomson (procedure). George Edwin Laing (international law), John Walton Howorth (conflict of laws), William Stewart Armitage (company and bankruptcy law), Robert M’Kinnon (conveyancing), Hugh Stuart M’Millan (trusts, wills, etc.). James Cuthbert Mowat (Roman law), James Cuthbert Mowat (property), Allan Beyars Binme (contracts), Hugh Wilford Wilson (constitutional history). Buttcrworth and Co. Ltd. Book Prize.— Hugh Wilford Wilson (junspruMemorial Medal (Obstetrics) .—John Arthur Stallworthy. New Zealand Medical Graudates Association Clinical Medals.—John Arthur Stallworthy (senior clinical _ surgery), Norman Lowther Edson (senior clinical medicine), Guildford Todd (junior clinical medicine), . Marjorie M‘Callum Medal (Clinical Medicine) .—Norman Lowther Edson. Scott Memorial Medal (Anatomy). Owen Lament Eaton. . Leask Silver Medal (Operative Dentistry).—Godfrey Spence Field. _ Leask Bronze Medal (Mechanical Dentistry). William Rutherford Medal (Orthodontics). —Robert Nelson Cox. . , , „ , Ulrich Medal (Mineralogy and Petrography).—Harold Service. Chamber of Commerce Prizes (Accountancy).—William Hudson, INoei Robson, John Joseph Hall.