Brandon University - Sickle Yearbook (Brandon, Manitoba Canada)

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REGINA ARMSTRONG Our pert and charming Lady Stick, Reggie has performed her many duties during her 'College days capably and efficiently. Always ready with a smile, a k-ind word, and a helping hand, this lovely lass has endeared herself to us all. We wish you success in the future -Reg. ,with your chosen occupation of Social Work. Cheerleading '56-'57g '57-'58: '58-'59: Bowling '56-'57: '57-'58: '58-'59: '59-'60: Co-convenor Freshie Dance '573 Co-convenor Freshie Week '58: Secretary B.C.S.iA. '58-'59g Corxvenor Grad. Banquet '59: Clark Hall Council '57-'58g Vice-President Co-Ed Agsociation '58-'59: Lady Stick '59-'60: Main Executive '58-'59: '5 -'60. Twenty-two ROBERT MELVIN Bob's dynamic personality. and .boundless energy have made him a well-liked :Senior Stick. His devotlonito our College and his sincerity, combined with his ability as an organizer, 'have assured the success of the many tasks he has undertaken 'during his college career, and have allowed him -to fulfill his present duties so capably. To Bob, we offer thanks for a Job well done and wish him every success 1n the future. Football '56-'57g '57-'sag 'sa-'59p Hockey '56-'57g '57-'58: curling '58-'59: Bowling '56-'svg 1.R.c, '56-'57g '57-'58: '58-'59: '59-'60: Class President '57-'58g Manager Athletic Board '58-'59: Chapel choir '57-'581 5's-'sag Main Executive '57-'58g '58-'59: '59-'60, Expansion Fund Committee '59-'60: Senior Stick '59-'60.

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CLASS OF '60 Honorary President .,.,.. ..4.4,A P rof. B. Thordarson President ...,..,.,,.....,...., ..........., ,... . . John Lockie Social Convenor .,.... ......, B ob Simmons CLASS OF '60 HYMN We're moving on, the time draws nigh, We'll say goodabye to college friends, Out from this place of learning, Dear comrades we'll not forget, New horizons meet the eye, Thank-s to those who have shown the To venture forth we are yearning. In leaving you we do regret. Our -books we'll close and soon we'1l be God guide us as we leave these halls, Out -in that place of serving We know they've d-one their best As we climb 1ife's branching tree To prepare us for the road ahead, Our hearts will keep returning. With wisdom to meet the test. CLASS YELL 60, 60, we will be The class that -makes it,-wait and seeg Beer and brains, 'brains and beer, Come on '60, give a cheer. CLASS OF '60 MOTTO TEMPTAQRE PE'IlIRE ITNVENIRAE NEQUE OEDERE To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. CLASS COLOURS Black and Gold way, Twenty-one

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CHARLES ALFORD Chuck has been an active member of the class of '60 and one who can always be counted on. One of our main supporters when the Track and Field Meet came along, he will be greatly missed when he leaves t-he College upon Convocation. Curling '59-'60g science Club '57-'58: 'ss-'ssg '59-'60: sound ggeugpirg-7x1E8Manager '59-'60g Men's High Aggregate, Track and MALCOLM ALFORD Mac's grin and his ready wit will make him long remem- bered as one of the stalwarts of the Class of '60. Good luck in all your future endeavours, Mac. . - Curling '57-'58: '58-'59p '59-'60g Student Council Convenor '59-'60g ,N Resident Council '58-'53 Resident Council President '59-'60. STANLEY BOGUSKI Stan. is a quiet reserved type, yet, he is. often seen sit- ting in on a late bull session. Stan. is always game for an argument, no matter what the topic is. He is a good student who should do well in his future work. Curling '57-'58: '58-'59g '59-'60. Hockey Equipment Manager '59- zggaslgootball Equipment Manager '59-'60g Science' Club '57-'58g CECIL BUND Cec. is a quiet reserved fellow who displays a sound knowledge of all his studies. As well, he is a curling en- thusiast. His quiet participation in College- activities and his subtle humor have made him a friend to all. Curling '56-'57: '57-'58: '58-'59g '59-'60g Bowling '56-'57g '57-'58g '59-'60: Science Club '56-'57g '57-'58g '58-'59: '59-'60 tPresidentD3 1 Literary Board '59-'60: Crests and Awards Board '59-'60. IRENE HRUSHOWY Rene, a new and very welcome addition to the Class of '60, returned to her studies this year after two years in the teachin-g profession. A very able musician, this miss with the pleasant personality is the T.V. Star of '60, and has been a valuable asset to many College activities. Iiene's success is assured' in whatever career she may c oose. Bowling '59-'60, , Twenty-three