Vice President's Prize
1961 A. McLellan
1962 R. Fleming
1963 J. Wasson
1964 David B. McKay
1965 J. Robertson
1966 Maurice E. Mallon
1967 G. Anderson
1968 A. Cunningham
1969 John Jarvie
1970 R. Robertson
1971 James Meers
1972 Hamish Tait
1973 W. Young
1974 George Geekie
1975 Frank Dollard
1976 Peter Nicholson
1977 Eddie Colligan
1978 P. McGinlay
1979 T. Kelly
1980 Robert Plunkett
1981 Robert Reoch
1982 John Kennedy
1983 George Young
1984 Bert Richmond
1985 Frank Burns
1986 Jimmy Sillars
1987 Jim Smith
1988 Ronnie Johnstone
1989 John Montgomery
1990 Robert Gartshore
1991 Gerry Mulheron
1992 J. M. Tait
1993 Tom McKinlay
1994 Douglas Rennie
1995 Craig Whiteside
1996 Andy Williamson
1997 Willie Bentley
1998 Louie Marenghi
1999 Alec Campbell 1
2000 Willie Roseweir
2001 Robert Taylor
2002 John O'Reilly
2003 Jim Brophy
2004 Stephen Lowrie
2005 Pat Gough
2006 Andy McConville
2007 Paul Brophy
2008 Stevie Summers
2009 Gordon Campbell
2010 Syd Harris
2011 Eddie McGarrigle
2012 Steven Bentley
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