Brandon University - Sickle Yearbook (Brandon, Manitoba Canada)

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1 -A W Th ..-MY -v-...xv -,..,. BOB MELVIN Senior Stlck .,. .-,,-, -X ?,-. Y Y,-.Y,-. -W-,,T-.,.,..Y,, v..., ,, .,...- .... .. .4 '1 .--v if v--Y. .-.,, Au, V, if - ---..-, va-W . -W. PUBLICATIONS BOARD f f'f'. -r uiei. 115112553255 5t:4?.g'-'.s3.j b Z3'f:'?'v?if5:'f 4 . ..... . 4.4.f.:. -, 4r1',.f1::z- -- fswr-E52 -'-' ' 05'?:':5:b-x .14 'ass 4' 54 -312:55 E2'iF'52E1:1Ef1-.4-.ra .-.:.-.,.3EE5E3E5E5E525Eg.,.- ,f ' A VW-F' 'i::. .':-:L32'. 253213E??E1ff5523FIfIf13 .. 1 -.,-.:,:15M:.f.::1: ..z:s:s..1.....,'1aafS5.3' fsisif ,.4.,fg2:':f: 4 : -2 f1:- -:L 2. .. :sf 4 ::::-:..2:r:-31 -sw A 4 riff fffg 3:::,:-3:-:-ag-:5.?: :-zrzils-' Q.'f,-5:31f:f:f:5:fi:2:fg --4 --'.-:rg-::g::f::2:r?ErErEfIv:fE1331:-. - f H' 1 21:25 .- Qfggflgfqfwi 'vw , ' ' 'Egg N ---:4:.:r:r:1:x-1-1-1:12:22 9,3 1' 2 v ,...:.- .. . , - , A ,:g, ,:,:5'ff'41-a5:5:5:3:5:5:I-5:5:5:' l lm, , , will ,' ww 4 H. , I 6,9 , f i l M ,W 4, f Z A jf as ff ff 455 sf if ,.- x 'JI f K if NONA MALYON Manager WAYNE KIRBYSON Sickle Editor MARG. YOUNG Handbook Editor ::- ' ' xf:'is-:khsmsf-Q:f:..2:1:f:ss:a2:asm:s::i -,X-,. . N : - - 5,23-,EI5:-:ggi-1-1-xr-:.:-:-:--:-: 1 s-1:53:I? ,., ,. Y ' . .E:,:1, 'e. .xs:a:::s . - 4 x I X , 4 , 5 X' s Z 5 4? xg x ng fl fe' A K ' , A -.-A W v V lb X ,Q 2 X Se '30 1 M 4' Y 4 fi ' K an , .is , Q Q N , fn. , vw t , 4 , 4 . 2 fx X, 1 ., , s- 5.4 .5 lf 1 S ENID CURRIE ALF BROOKS Co-Editor of Quill C0-Editor of Quill lst Term ary! SR :saw 4- 5 r 34' rs: .if- - .- .av:':. E.-41:f:2:se:-:Q-42-:r:1:2.1:r:r::.'fzaim' :,' :'-.- - -: , 5 ojfzigf ..,. . . :F -' - f 'L5-2i5:f:l5:f:iiEE? -?f:z:s:eE5i 'Ii , 1 1 4 ' ' ikgzfw li '11, 24 -. :J - L, ,Q - ln 5 ' I '4 Q Q 4 'pgaf' ' 3 2:51 :rglgff - 1, 32352 , 4- 1,11 93: 15, ffm ., - V. ' 'ii PROF. THORDARSON Faculty Advisor . - . r . Both Terms DAWN WELLMAN Secretary-Treasurer BILL GODOLPHIN Assistant Sickle Editor PATRICIA DODDS Co-Editor of Quill 2nd Term .1 '34 4 .3:2:f:'-' ':::...4 '-Qzaiez., .- mi. ,.,...,. H . . - :f:':55'E'::f 72:iEfE2 13 A-'15: ZI.3?l .5.. 4 sr ' A - X 6 or gcc: Z R 4 REGINA ARMSTRONG Lady Stick 1 MX-'I4.' ' ' :'f14. ,,., ' ,,s-.: :g1:'5:a55:15. 4- 1 , :, - ., , -:-::.s:a-z- ' gal. 4 ga . ii- ' 1 if - f , rig, ' 1 1: - -. fi? 44 M rw? 55:2 ..... 2 A ,.,! ..,. .,g,R,ih, ,v-' ,A I .J ,... , . ,.,,, LORRAINE OSCAR DAVE BERGMAN MRS. F, COWAN Circulation Mgr. Advertising Mgr. Faculty Advisor -,., ....-..-, -,...... W? . . Ninety-five

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Ninety-four PUBLICATIONS' BOARD 1959-60 has come and gone. We are happy to report that it has left in its wake the results of a very successful year, publication-wise. The Handbook was very capably edited 'by Marg Young. Credit is certainly due to her and her assistants for the high quality of the book. We feel that the Quill has met with increasing success as the year progresses. The degree of student participation in the paper was greatly stimulated much to the grati- fication of the editors. The first term co-editors were Enid Currie and Alf Brooks while Alf and Pat Dodds handled the chore for second term. Regarding the Quill, this year a new measure was innovated in that copies were sent each month to the high schools in the surrounding district. In this way the Publications Board has endeavoured to increase interest in and knowledge of Bra-ndon College with a view to the future expansion in mind. The Sickle under the editorship of Wayne Kirbyson, assisted by Bill Godolphin is our attempt to record for you the many pleiasureable eve-nts of the past year en masse . Many hours of hard work have been -put into this book especially by the editors but not forgetting the typists, re- porters and others. The editor has expressed the regret that such a considerable number of students neglected to have their pictures taken. Otherwise, -the book has been a pleasure to publish for you and it is hoped it will be enjoyed by all. A vote of thanks is expressed by all the members of the board to our faculty advisors, Mr. Thordarson and Mrs. Cowan, whose timely advice and assistance have been well appreciated. . As must surely be the case every year, nothing is ac- complished without some difficulties. We have been for- tunate this year i-n that ours were at a minimum. Much of the credit for this is due to our most capable manager, Miss Nona Malyon, further inducing the wholehearted co-oper- ation of the entire board. To the Pub. Board of 1960-61-the best of luck in an even more successful year! A Dawn Wellman '62

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rv--f--A Ya- -f'f-- -- if-W -Y . 0- . L.. . - , ,.. .,.,v.- . -,,A f A EXPANSION FUND COMMITTEE Y ROBERT MELVIN ROBERT COLEMAN PENNY SMITH CLARK MITCHELL REGINA ARMSTRONG JOHN LOCKIE JEAN YEO SANDRA LOWE DONNA WILKINS ALDEN SLAWSON RON KIIRBYSON MERVIN LETTS DONNA MCDONALD The Brandon College Students Expansion Fund Committee was organized in October, 1959. Bob Coleman was chosen as Chairman, Donna McDonald was chosen as Secretary-Treasurer at the first meeting. Others on this committee were: Bob Melvin, Senior Stickg Regina Armstrong, Lady Stickg John Lockie, Merv Letts, Ron Kirbyson, Donna Wilkins, Clark Mitchell, Alden Slawson, Sandra Lowe, Jean Yeo, and Penny Smith. Mr. Lawrence, Director of the parent organization was present at one of tlhe first meetings of .this com- mittee and outlined the work that was being done by the Expansion Fund. He also explained that this students' committee was -to effectively organize the student body of Brandon College behind the Expansion program. .Several projects were undertaken by the students under the direction of this committee. Each student con- tributed Sl tone dollarl with -the Classes of '60 and '62 making -the initial contribution to the larger organiz- ation. About S305 of the total receipts came from this source. Donna Wilkins managed the sale of Christmas oards and realized a profit of 544. Proceeds from Lit Nite also went to this Committee and thus added a sum of 3579. A grant of S50 from the Mai-n Executive brought the total to approximately 5478. There were two projects in particular which greatly added to the fund as well as to the spirit behindlthis drive. The first of these was the Expansion Fund hockey game between the Wheat Kings and Uhe 'College Caps, organized by Warren McKinnon, Jean Yeo, Clark Mitchell and Mrs. Cowan. Between period entertainment was provided by a broomball game between the RCASC from Shilo and the Lions Club of Brandon. The evening ended with a dance on the ice to the music of fthe College Combo. As well as being good entertainment, this event added a sum of S374 to bring the total to 5852. Another very enjoyable evening that was sponsored by this committee was the staging of Major Production in Virden, Manitoba, on March 5. Under the capable direction of Alden Slawson, this affair was most successful and added another S223 to the fund. The profits from Major Production in Brandon are also being contributed to this committee, and this will bring the total proceeds to around 31205. This is well over the objective set for the students this year. The -entire student body deserves credit for a job well done. Donna McDonald '60 Ninety-six M .