Brandon University - Sickle Yearbook (Brandon, Manitoba Canada)

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N . GEORGE PEARY-George is a 'big man in his own way. His interests range from hockey CWheat Kingsb to a degree. Our class president this year, he has the happy abil- ity of taking everything as it comes and making the best of it. RON RENNIE-An ardent Artsman from Pierson, Ron is one of the presiding of- ficers and hosts of Club 29. His chief activity, aside from bowling and French II is bringing to the notice of the members tlhe time Clateb and the location of the oor. . LEN PELTZ-Len is one of our married members. He has proved to be, one of the most active de- baters in the class. When he needs sleep 'he catches it at 8:30's and in Soc. IDI, for which purpose lie . . af: GEORGE MCKINNON-This Stai- ence stud-ent from Miniota is B.C. s photographer. HE other interests include sport cars and T.V. His ultimate aim is to become an en- gineer. ALLAN ROBERTSON - A11an's home town is Oak River. One of his main activities is making a noise in residence. His main interests are hockey and bowling. - has reserved a seat at the back of the room. MARY POTHORIN-This ambitious Science student is extremely diligent, in fact, she will carry the scars of her labour for a long time. Her main interest, excluding those outside the College, is the Chem. Lab., where she takes a lot of kidding. . ALICE SCHICK-Alice is an Arts student from Robl-in. She is fond of foreign lan- guages. Her talents include playing the violin and the piano. As for tthe future, she wishes to enter the teaching profession. Thirty-nine

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-i-Avi has , C ' if T1 -' - Joy' ' 4:::fElE, ' ' was . of -'- W V H W is -22225, - .... V, .. ' , . I 525525 A L . .4 1 . :., 1. :E:3 :ff H W AV .,..:. ,.. .E fel I PAUL LUKIE-A former teacher identified by 'his michievious smile hidden behind a pipe. His industrious yet carefree nature plus previous ability and enjoyment of teaching add up to a probable future in this career. ED LOUCKS-This ardent chapel choir member believes in the adage If at first you don't succeed, try, try again, when he learns his tenor part at choir practice. Ed comes from Franklin and is kept busy with the added responsibilities of husband and minister. JANET MOONEY-Janet, a Wawa- nesa girl, will ever be remembered by '61 for ther prize winning play on Lit. Night. She supports all Col- lege activities and is an ardent bowler. Her ready wit, energy, and originality will make 'her a favor- ite everywhere. LES MILNE-Les came to College from Hamiota, where he has been teaching for the past five yea-rs. A renowned musician, he has been a valuable asset to the College Combo. Other interests include bowling, curling, and fishing. He aspires to re-enter the teaching profession, and is sure to be suc- cessful in his future endeavors. JIM MOORE-A Brandon man, Jim is conscientious in his studies. A good pianist, Jim is quite a Huckle- berry Hound fan. He thinks a mile walk every morning is very good for your health. NONA MALYON-One of 61's Co-Ed con- tributions to the Main Executive, Nona is the Manager of the Publication Board. Despite being a library attendant and marker of English assignments, Nona is usually in the thick of any social activity around the College. It must be her won- derful personality that makes everyone like Nona. Thirty-eight LLOYD NIKKEL- Nik is men's residence friendly dry cleaning agent. One of Saskat- chewan's contributions to '61, Nik is an ardent supporter of College activities and his personality makes him a friend to all. Lloyd's plans for the future are not definite but we are sure he will succeed in what- ever field Ehe chooses.

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i GLADWYN SCOTT-Gladwyn is our hand- some, curly headed senior stick elect from Hamiota where he was employed as a tea- cher. He takes part in all sports and this year has also coached the girls basketball te-am. He was the chief dish-washer at 1710 Princess this year. TRUDIE SHANKS-Trudie, recently of Win- nipeg is studying for her A.M.M. in addi- tion to her Arts HI pursuits. She devotes her spare time to French Club and writing satirical poetry to A FXRIEND. PENNY SMILH-Penny, a charming and talented Arts student, is a most enthusiastic cheer-leader. She is kept busy as Social Convenor of the Co-Ed Association, and Secretary of the Athletic Board, but man- ages to find time for studies, music and extra-curricular activities. Forty f DOUG WRIGHT-An Arts and Science man from Rivers, Doug is also an enthusiastic music student. He is constantly plagued by the expression Who is Sylvia? What is she? He is an excellent basketball player and is noted for taking Math. notes. His favorite subject is Chemistry. His ambition is to collect several music degrees. ROSALIE YAUCK-A 'Science student, Rosalie fhas a cheery smile and a willing- ness to lend a helping hand. She hails from Riding Mountain and has a special interest in '60 Fords. As Botany Lab. instructor, she evokes many comments from .the Zoo IH Dept. Future plans, Social Work. JEAN YEO-Whether it be athletics or singing, studies or management, personal- ity or good naturedness, Jeanie excells in them all. From Melita, this little lady is one of t-he more versatile members of the Class of '61, taking part in numerous ac- tivities, from Secretary of the I.R.C. to Chapel choir. She is a real asset to our College.