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John H. (Jack) Fraser - Portrait
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[193-?] (Creation)
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1 photograph : b&w ; 17 x 12 cm
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Head and shoulders image of John H. Fraser, Department of Chemistry, 1929-1943.
Bio/Historical Note: John Haddon Fraser was born in 1893 in Pictou, Nova Scotia and received his early education at Pictou Academy. His family moved to Saskatchewan in 1913 and attended the Normal School in Saskatoon. He taught at Vonda, D'Arcy, Rosthern and Birch Hills schools until received a BSc and Governor General's Gold Medal in 1929. He earned a MSc in 1932 and was appointed Assistant Professor of Chemistry in 1932.
Bio/Historical Note: John Haddon Fraser was born in 1893 in Pictou, Nova Scotia and received his early education at Pictou Academy. His family moved to Saskatchewan in 1913 and he attended the Normal School in Saskatoon. Fraser taught at Vonda, D'Arcy, Rosthern and Birch Hills schools in Saskatchewan. He enrolled in the U of S and received a BSc and Governor General's Gold Medal in 1929. Fraser earned an MSc in 1932 and was appointed Assistant Professor of Chemistry that same year. Fraser died in Saskatoon in 1943 at age 50.