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Dr. Mortimer Levy, above, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Levy, 1582 Ducharme Avenue, Montreal, graduated from McGill University, Faculty of Medicine. He placed sixth in the class; was a University Scholar and holder of the Bruce Smith Faculty Bursary; won the Lieutenant-Governor's Silver Medal In physiology in first year at medical school; was elected to Alpha Omega Alpha, honour medical society; had obtained the Bachelor of Science degree from McGill in 1957 with first class honours in physiology; was in intra-mural and class sports; on the Alma Mater Fund committee; worked on Open House. He is interning at the Royal Victoria Hospital, in Montreal.
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Frederic Fein, 2597 Keele Street, Toronto, right, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fein, 215 Chaplin Crescent, graduated from the University of Toronto with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Modern History. He was warden of Beta Sigma Rho Fraternity. He is the brother of Mrs. Murray Cornblum (Louise), 676 Briar Hill Road. He plans to attend the Ontario College of Education and then teach.
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Alfred lanjtim, 6033 Tram lilintf Avenue, Montreal, graduated from McOIII Unlvenity with a degree IB Inilneeriiig Phyilti/ He *a* a University Scholar In 195S-59; Mid ait !�� ternarlonat Nickel Company loholarthl* In fourth and fifth year; wai a member of tN Phi Epillon Alpha, honour engineering society? was curriculum committee chairman of the Engineering Undergraduate Society.
Sidney Linden, left, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Linden, 143 Regina Avenue, Toronto, graduated from the University of Toronto with a Bachelor of Arts degree. He played basket-ball, and hockey; was inter-faculty head re-feree; on the inter-faculty sports committee; reporter for the Varsity; member of the University College Literary and Athletic Society; athletic director of University College; won the M.V.P. (most valuable player) Award for basketball in second year; the Cody Award in third year. He is the brother of Allen; and Miss Sandy Linden. He plans to attend Law School.
Mhklft, left, so* tf Mrs. Rese Mbkia), 30 The** Cmcent, Tecearte, aftd HM late Jack MiskiB, patMtaJ frtai HM UfJvtnHy of Tewrte wrrh � fecfctltf ef Arts ofefrtt. He belt** to lalfwr Utffe, Zfestist Orfaafaatlee). He etas to efttftt Law Scfcftti. Be b tka IraHwr tf Neman, aftal teventee* years; Mkfcaal, twelve; ane* fail, nine; ajras*aa) tf Mf� asM Mfi* -Mafrla �JiswMfsjf lav Oalwaaa
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