University of Manitoba - Brown and Gold Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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GERRI' EDMOND BETTY EMERI' GLENN MCLEOD RALPH HUBIIAND CLAIRE MILLER NORM ELSIEY JOHN S1-ORWICK JUNE SI-IALEI' ,. WILS BARBOUR NEIL WOOD BRIAN CHAMPION BOB SCOTT JOHN TURNBLILL TOM MOORE FAI' MITTLEMAN ommerce Coul lcll

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MY CQLLEAGUES and I would be the last people in the world to suggest that there is any undue similarity between a manu- facturing process and the progress through the University course to graduation in Commerce. I think, though, that we might be permitted analogies drawn from our own work and terminology, although we would be most unhappy if other people were to use them. In this sense, then, I would say that we are very pleased with the quality control that we have achieved in this class of 1951. The raw material was excellent. It reacted Very favorably to processing stresses and has stood BQQQ ici? John B. Hollit B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Professor and Director of School of Commerce up well. In our opinion, and we should not be too prejudiced, it meets all standards of past performance. Another strong and prom- ising class has been added to the group of graduates who are doing so well in business, in the civil service, in the professions which they have entered after an undergraduate preparation in Commerce, and in public service as good citizens. In our short tradition, the graduates in Commerce have remained very close to their University and to their friends who are on its staff. We hope that this continues and that we progress together in experience and achievement.

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Fourth Year General Claire W. Miller Finance Option. Our six foot three Senior Stick, familiarly known as Toby. Entered Commerce after a three year stint with the R.C.A.F. As U Curling President '49-'50, he helped make curling a major campus activity. Spends his sum- mers selling his friends insurance. Future intentions - business, 'mon- key' or otherwise. Fifth Year Honors John Sydney Acheson Winnipeg, Man. High school. Gordon Bell. Served five years with R.C.A.F. as flight lieutenant. Has held several scholarships at Uni- versity. Also served as Iunior and Senior U.M.S.U. Rep. lohn is married with two children and is headed for an Actuarial career. Roy Allan Chittick Winnipeg, Man. High school, Kelvin. Very active in sports. particularly football. Won the Commerce senior athletic award. Future plans include marriage and a career in the insurance field. Derek Eckersley Hails from England. An R.A.F. veteran. Has consistently headed his class and has several scholar- ships to his credit. Was president of the Actuarial Club in his last year. As a family man he can cope with several types of formulae. For those bridge sessions he's a V.I.P., he provides the deck! Sugurd Albert Helgason Seggy is one of the quieter types in Actuarial Option. He spent 35,5 years with the R.C.A.F. He is married with a young family which absorbs most of his time outside of Stephen Kneyler Page l O4 -Q :vu ai.. v-ffm. af, 5 fa A - v . .1 11...-Q llzfyf Ssgfl' ftrvf ?5tl,A 5.3, fast .5 .W -.Mfff V'-V . , ,... as A-.tfilftt :W . SW gf,-,. lkigrfi 5'3 -1 .. if... .fifths -J' K -ff' ,ff .X -it 'Wi K I is 'ff MMG 'Q N . . .,.. . . X .,,, i . , . 71 ' -as N. t 'I :Is- ,ft i' if 5 , .-.gi W' 1 v .I .. 1, 3 . W. Q-Gy t nv g.4l'0 .s .'-'X Q far- if 4. , l 4? ., ..f. 1 1 . 1 ..,., 1'-mfg li--ig: - mtv-in .. Jia. 'film ..,,,gt?f vp!-th ,, I., emi,-E YY i I uf Mft. Wtizvff iamsniz .genial ' if tl 27,355 s? 'f ' Wai. :figs iff 1 EEE: ' l QQWQQQ wet: S , ,, X fi I Q ' wt'-1 h is fe .- :gs 2532? 53344. fi Sugrf fa, Qfttq ,L ,. .J , 1122... at ,.l,,.., . ,- . , -A-.v '- z. - r 4 Ji. Q L 1,145.- plttug - i -1 .ails . ... af. I JMX. I',.,'.LiI .iid Exim gmlli' J 4 IL JE :Ht A L.. 3323 ,salt . U I Fourth Year General June Theo Shaley Winnipeg, Man. Marketing Option. High school, Isaac Newton. This year's Lady Stick is exceptionally talented. ls active in her sorority, Alpha Delta Pi, her community club, and in Commerce Girls sports efforts. Has topped the class each year to date acquiring an impressive list of scholarships. Fifth Year Honors Kennedy Andrews Winnipeg, Man. High school, Kelvin. Active in Y.M.C.A., finds extra recreation in bowling. Spent last summer in Philadelphia with an insurance company. Another pros- pective actuary. John A. M. Currie High school, St. Iohn's College. Intimates know him as Archibald. Has managed to win I.O.D.E. and Actuarial Alumini Bursaries. Had his share of extra curricular acti- vities. A veteran of the last war, his future is to be spent with the Army Pay Corps. William F. Hancock Russell, Man. High school, Russell Collegiate. Spent five years with the R.C.A.F. Took first year at Brandon College where he won the ex-serviceman award. At Manitoba has been active in curling. Future plans-actuary with the Dominion 1 e. Gordon Holland Winnipeg, Man. High school, Daniel Mclntyre. Has won for him- self a Hudson's Bay Scholarship and two Actuarial Alumnae Bursaries. Plans to be married after graduation. He will make his home in the States as actuary with a large Insurance Company. John W. Kroeker High school, Steinbach Collegiate. Came to University as the holder of a two year Manitoba Scholarship. Has been active in both bowling and tennis. Plans to devote his energies to attaining eminence as an actuary.