As a contributor to amateur athletics and to community activities. Dr. Lou Goodwin has no peer. Born the son of a miner in Bellevue, Alberta, Dr. Goodwin excelled in track and field, hockey, baseball, boxing and gymnastics during his school years. In 1945, Dr. Goodwin joined the Calgary branch of the Faculty of Education (in those days an extension of the University of Alberta) where he was the entire physical education staff. He coached the men’s and women’s volleyball and basketball teams and the men’s hockey team as well as instructing the physical education classes for all the students in the school and directing the intramural programs. Dr. Goodwin has been the major architect in the development of the University of Calgary’s Faculty of Physical Education, but he suggests that any success he has achieved is only the result of his ability to attract excellent people to work with him. “This has been my strength and now I’m basking in their reflected light”, is the way he puts it.