Sam Laimon, dean of Commerce, presents the Solomon Livergant Prize to Joseph Darrell Herauf at Convocation held at Centennial Auditorium.

Lloyd I. Barber, dean of Commerce, presents the University Prize in Commerce to Arleen Nora Weeks at the convocation ceremony.

Thomas H. McLeod, dean of Commerce, presents the University Prize in Commerce to Jean Orlynn Lowndes [nee Hartzell] at Convocation held in Physical Education gymnasium.

W.J. Brennan, dean of Commerce, presents the Goodspeed Award to Maureen Yvette Gutek of Humboldt during Convocation held at Centennial Auditorium.

Bio/Historical Note: Georgia Marie (Dodie) Goodspeed was born in Battlefords, Saskatchewan. She was awarded a Governor General’s Medal while in high school, and entered the University of Saskatchewan to study accounting in 1935, earning her Bachelor of Accounting degree in 1939. Goodspeed returned to the Battlefords for three years to article with V.J. Ferguson and Company. She became an instructor in Accounting at the U of S in 1942, an assistant professor in 1950 and professor in 1956. Goodspeed earned an MBA from the University of Chicago in 1949. She was assistant dean of Commerce for many years, and was acting dean twice – in 1962, and from 1964-1965. A champion of the college, Goodspeed was instrumental in upgrading the Bachelor of Commerce program to a four-year degree, and fought hard for the establishment of the Commerce Building. She was also the first woman in Canada to be named a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants (1960). She retired in 1984 and was named Assistant Dean Emerita. Dodie Goodspeed died in [October] 1986 in Saskatoon. The Goodspeed Award is given to the top graduate of the Edwards School of Business. A state-of-the-art lecture theatre in the college was named in her honour in 2000.

Dr. Bruce R. Schnell, professor of Pharmacy (left), presents the Saskatoon Retail Pharmacists' Association bursary to Terrence S. Clark.

Dr. J.G. Jeffrey (left), professor of Pharmacy; presents the James A. Lackey Bursary to Murray R. Rousay. Dr. Bruce R. Schnell, professor of Pharmacy, stands at right.

Bio/Historical Note: Dr. James George Jeffrey was born in 1917 and died in 1985 in Saskatoon.

Posed image of annual Saskatchewan Wheat Pool bursary winners (l to r): William Moebis (Beechy), Brian Irving (Kelvington), Raymond Young (Nipawin), Lorne Willner (Davidson).

Posed image of annual Saskatchewan Wheat Pool bursary winners. Names: Jerome R. Missler (standing), Naicam; William Funk, McMahon; S.C. Belle, Coronach. Missing: Kenneth M. Panchuk.

Posed indoor image of annual Saskatchewan Wheat Pool bursary winners (l to r): Florian Bendig (Bruno), Steven Pavlik (Eatonia), Bruce Heebner (Glen Bain), Gordon Alson (Edam).

Posed indoor image of annual Saskatchewan Wheat Pool bursary winners.

Posed indoor image of annual Saskatchewan Wheat Pool bursary winners. Standing (l to r): Gerald A. Lilburn, Kyle; Craig R. Ulm, Aneroid; Daniel Hritzuk, Saskatoon; Daniel A. Lockinger, Saskatoon; Lionel A. Wallington, Tisdale; Blaine W. Reble, Rockhaven; Ronald I. Hundeby, Elbow; Bruce E. Case, Welwyn; Harry E. Mickelson, Hagen: Seated: Myles E. Fuchs, Fleming; James W. Ebel, Kelstern; Richard N. Benko, Willowbrook; Grant J. Roulston, Marchwell; Gerald D. Wiens, Drake; Michael G. Taylor, Gainsborough; S. Rodger Chernoff, Kamsack.

Posed indoor image of annual Saskatchewan Wheat Pool bursary winners of $250 each. These students have completed first-year studies in Agriculture. Names (seated left to right): Richard Prybylski, Robert Heggie, Tobe Sather, Gordon Webb, Peter Nordli. Back row: Jean Denis, Larry Nelson, Lawrence Boutin, William Stus, Maynard Sonntag, Lyle Knutson, Cameron Duncan, Jo-Anne Bishoff. Missing: Dary Sidloski, Glen Solnicks and Blair Mortin.

Posed indoor image of annual Saskatchewan Wheat Pool bursary winners. Back row (l to r): Robert Lidster, Harvey Wagner, James Massey, Phillip Bohay, Hazel Ritchie, Bruce Arlt, Raymond Knutson, Leonard Ber, Garry Bartolf. Front row: Lavern Affleck, Walter Staniec, Gay Holeha, Wade Armstrong, Kenneth Powell, Morris Laventure, Gordon Olson.

Joan (McMillan) Sandomirsky (third from left), Interprovincial Pipeline Bursary recipient, seated at a table with other students in the Murray Memorial Library.

Presenting $1,000 Circle of Founders bursaries to MBA students Juliano Tupone (fourth from right) and Gerald Desroches (third from right) Nov. 3 were (from left): Kelly Lendsay, MBA advisor; Ron Jamieson, senior vice-president, Bank of Montreal; Lou Hammond Ketilson, associate dean of Commerce; Bob Johnson, Procter and Gamble; Tom Hunter, manager of Aboriginal Partnerships, Wascana Energy; Jo-Ann Thom, Saskatchewan Indian Federated College, and Terry Kremeniuk, Farm Credit Corporation.

Bio/Historical Note: Image appeared in 10 Nov. 2000 issue of OCN.