Brandon University - Sickle Yearbook (Brandon, Manitoba Canada)

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1 FACULTY oF Music , ,MN .... , 2 -- ' N 3 . f ' 4i 'i ' 4 'azkmff Q ,EA , 4 5, I Syed: V, S QM Q A 4 y '9' , 3.5 g. 4 ,, , A H hm A ww Ag, 7 4 gf S, V f 'I V - LOUISE CHAPMAN RHEA FORDER B.A., A.M.M. A.T.C.M. Teacher of Theory Teacher of Piano 'f , 4 Ps2a':.1-'-e:2s1:::::' K , T. ' W . , f X-4 3 ' ' ,E:E25f:4 :-' .,f2':?:1i':EpjI5E':f'f'1 ' -'IV '- 1f f :::Z'E:25 ,155 ' . ' f':g. 343961 , Lf ' T .,,- ..,. M , J , , f 1 Z' 9, 1 X' 5 3' 90' , lf' ' JEAN MANN A.T.C.M. Teacher of Piano ISABELLE MILLS LUCIENNE NEEDHAM MAE SELWOOD A.R.C.T. Teacher of Voice Teacher of Violin Teacher of Plano G.G.S.M. fLond.J, and Theory A.R.C.M., A.G.S.M. , 4 PEGGY SHARPE MARY SMART LORNE WATSON B.A., A.T.C.M. A.T.C.M. B.A., L.T.C.M. Teacher of Piano Teacher of Piano Teacher of Senior and Tll00l'Y Piano and Theory Seventeexj- A N .14-V

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W. W. McCUTCHEON B.Sc., B.A., B.Ed., M.S.A., Ed.D., Assoc. Inst. Ed. Associate Professor Child Growth and Development, Measurement and Methods R. H. I-IANNAH B.A. Instructor in Visual Education J. E. OUTHWAITE B.A., B.Ed. Senior Instructor in Educational Psychology, Social Studies, Classroom Management, English smeen ' FAULTY OF EDUCATION AND TEACHER TRAINING .,T., -Q ' . ,.Io 1 sg.. Q .,,. ...ji -r .5::,. , ,.., ' 21 A 'mai' - 'A '1..: ,i .. .' G. A. Boux B.Sc. Instructor in Physical Education D. R. BROWN B.Sc., B.Paed. Instructor in Elementary Science and Nature Study M. K. HARPLEY Senior Instructor in Art, Primary Methods, and Speech - It A ., L 2' - ,,.,.. , - A ,4 is H' . J 5:5 My A - iii, 'J M M a- If Mai : 1 E.-F1 M- . Q .-gf: I '-'- 5 E225 , .1 gagaf' , ' - Q vii ' E Ei ' ' sf' :f??. 1??5 Zf:25z WM. PETERS BA., B.Ed. Instructor in Arithmetic, Social Studies, History of Education J. E. REID B.A. Instructor in English Methods, Remedial English W. H. ENTZ Ph.D. Instructor in French ISABELLE MILLS A.R.C.'1'. Instructor in Music B. THORDARSON B.A., M.A. Instructor in Administration, Arithmetic and Mathematics

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DR. PERDUE'S MESSAGE TO THE SICKLE This year-end message necessarily reflects the joys and sorrows of our College family group. The loss of our beloved president, Dr. J. R. C. Evans, last July was a shock of a major nature. In a very real sense he was Mr. Brandon College , having dedicated a lifetime to developing within this institution sound scholarship, high ideals and a sense of moral responsibility which all combined to enhance its reputation and win for it a distinctive place in higher education in Canada. His loss Was and still is severely felt by all, His dreams and plans for expansion are becoming a reality, and will be increasingly so as those dedicated members of the College Board, Faculty, Student Body and Citizens of Brandon work together toward that goal. The College family must face the future with faith, courage, and determination, firmly resolved to raise upon the foundations of the past a superstructure worthy of those dedicated souls who have given so much to this institution during the sixty years of her existence. This year has been marked by a determination on the part of all --students, faculty and College board-to carry on with faith, a will to co-operate, and a desire to do oneis best for the good of all. For this noble response we are all grateful. The plans for physical expansion make -provision for our material needs. For our intellectual, moral and spiritual progress, may the Col- lege be blessed by a dedicated faculty and an understanding student body, working together for the high ideals of scholarship, combined with loyalty and devotion to all that is best in life. Eighteen '