Calendar: 1957-1958 Page 91

92 PRIZES ALAN FLOWER MEMORIAL PRIZE The Prize was founded in 1945 in memory of Alan Frederick Flower student in the Faculty of Natural Science from 1938 to 1940 who was killed on active service on 30th November 1942 while serving as Sergeant-Observer in the Royal Air Force The donor of this endow- ment was former student of the College The Prize consists of books or instruments to the value of about £3 The Prize will be awarded at the end of each session to the student who shall have most distinguished himself in the Final Year of the course for the General Degree of Sc provided that the candidate has studied Pure Mathematics or Physics as part of his course PHYSICS ESSAY PRIZE This prize was founded in 1945 by the gift of £50 by an anonymous donor The Prize consists of books to the value of £10 The Prize is open to all regular undergraduate students in the Department of Physics The Prize is awarded annually to the student who in the opinion of the Professors of Physics submits the best essay on some subject within the range of Atomic and Nuclear Physics the subject to be selected annually by the Professor Candidates must send their essays to the Secretary not later than May 31st The subject for 1958 may be any one of the following The upper atmosphere Modern conceptions of the liquid state The physics of Radar The solid state VII-IN THE FACULTY OF MEDICAL SCIENCE LEATHES PRIZES The Leathes Prizes were founded by Philip Hammersley Leathes of Union Row Peckham Surrey in 1834 to be awarded to two Medical Students for their proficiency during the past Academic year in Religious Knowledge and likewise for their general Good Conduct The Prizes are administered by the Council The Prizes consist of books to the value of £5 and £4 respectively the first prize includes Bible and the second Prayer Book The Prizes are open to regular students of King's College Hospital Medical School and of the Faculty of Medical Science of University of London King's College The Prizes will be awarded to students in their last pre-clinical year upon the results of the Examination in Divinity for non- Theological Students