J.W.T. Spinks, University President, presents the President's Medal to Patsy Jean Dickson at Convocation held at Centennial Auditorium.

Dr. Hope H. Hunt (left), retired dean of Home Economics, and students (from l to r): Mrs. Leone Farrell, Ann-Marie John, and Mrs. Beverley Wagner, chat together at an informal gathering held to mark the awarding of the Hope Hunt scholarship.

Bio/Historical Note: Dr. Hope H. Hunt attended public and high school in Calgary. She earned a BAHSc from the University of Toronto, an MSc from Columbia University and a PhD from the University of Minnesota, where she held a faculty position. In 1940 she accepted an appointment as head of the School of Household Science at the University of Saskatchewan. In 1941, when the school became a college, Dr. Hunt became the first dean of a College of Household Science in Canada. Her research involved the evaluation of cooking qualities of fruits and was conducted in conjunction with the Horticulture Department. Dr. Hunt was responsible for securing additional faculty members and introducing many important changes to the Home Economics curriculum, including new classes in Child Development, Family Relations, Community Nutrition, Household and Institution Management, Diet Therapy, and History and Development of Home Economics. She was instrumental in changing the name to the College of Home Economics. She laid the groundwork for curricular revisions to establish a general course to meet the needs of teachers and five majors: Dietetics and Nutrition, Housing and Design, Food Science, Clothing and Textiles and Home Management. Dr. Hunt convened a committee to plan a new home for Home Economics in the addition to the Chemistry Building. Dr. Hunt retired in 1972 and was named Dean Emerita. The Hope Hunt Scholarship was established in her honour by alumna and friends. It is awarded annually to a graduate of Home Economics, Nutrition and Dietetics, Family Studies or Consumer Studies who is pursing graduate studies at the University. Dr. Hunt died in Saskatoon in 1995 at age 97.

Ann-Marie John, winner of the Hope Hunt Scholarship, standing with Dr. Milt Bell and Dr. Hope H. Hunt, donor of the award and retired dean of Home Economics, after presentation at Convocation held at Centennial Auditorium.

Bio/Historical Note: Dr. Hope H. Hunt attended public and high school in Calgary. She earned a BAHSc from the University of Toronto, an MSc from Columbia University and a PhD from the University of Minnesota, where she held a faculty position. In 1940 she accepted an appointment as head of the School of Household Science at the University of Saskatchewan. In 1941, when the school became a college, Dr. Hunt became the first dean of a College of Household Science in Canada. Her research involved the evaluation of cooking qualities of fruits and was conducted in conjunction with the Horticulture Department. Dr. Hunt was responsible for securing additional faculty members and introducing many important changes to the Home Economics curriculum, including new classes in Child Development, Family Relations, Community Nutrition, Household and Institution Management, Diet Therapy, and History and Development of Home Economics. She was instrumental in changing the name to the College of Home Economics. She laid the groundwork for curricular revisions to establish a general course to meet the needs of teachers and five majors: Dietetics and Nutrition, Housing and Design, Food Science, Clothing and Textiles and Home Management. Dr. Hunt convened a committee to plan a new home for Home Economics in the addition to the Chemistry Building. Dr. Hunt retired in 1972 and was named Dean Emerita. The Hope Hunt Scholarship was established in her honour by alumna and friends. It is awarded annually to a graduate of Home Economics, Nutrition and Dietetics, Family Studies or Consumer Studies who is pursing graduate studies at the University. Dr. Hunt died in Saskatoon in 1995 at age 97.

J.W.T. Spinks, University President, presenting a $1,000 P.F. Collier Inc. scholarship to Stephen A. Hynes, second-year law student, in Spinks' office.

Bio/Historical Note: A $1000 scholarship was awarded by P.F. Collier Inc. of New York, to a second year law student at the University of Saskatchewan. The award was based on the selling of encyclopedias for the Collier company. Each year a worldwide contest was held in which 15 scholarships were awarded. Stephen A. Hynes, of Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, won the Canadian section of the contest.

Ken Lewis (left), sales representative, Geigy Pharmaceuticals, presents the $500 Geigy Pharmacy Scholarship of $500 to Wilhelm Joseph (Bill) Mayer (centre), Dr. J.R. Dimmock, College of Pharmacy, stands at right.

Al Fothergill, local representative, Charles E. Frosst & Company, presenting the Charles E. Frosst Medal to Robert Terry Scales of Swan River, Manitoba. Wesley C. MacAulay, dean of Pharmacy, stands at right.

Al Fothergill, representative, Charles E. Frosst & Company, presenting the Charles E. Frosst Medal to Gerald N. Kirk. Wesley C. MacAulay, dean of Pharmacy, stands at right.

R.J. MacNeill, supervisor, Charles E. Frosst & Co., presenting the Charles E. Frosst Medal to William J. Ostapovich, In attendance are Wesley C. MacAulay, dean of Pharmacy (third from left); and Al Fothergill, local representative, Charles E. Frosst & Co.