Brandon University - Sickle Yearbook (Brandon, Manitoba Canada)

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RON KEELER-Ron, the competent presi- dent of '62, is a native of Hartney. A good Science student, Ron spends his spare time bowling and attending College functions. He is assured of success in the future.. -L 1. ,. . rQisEs'-. ,,i:t..., ,-.f 'EDNA LEVER-An intelligent lass from Findlay, she is 'attending College on schol- arships. Known as' Mabel's little helper, she is also a Lab. assistant, an enthusiastic member of the I.'R.C., and a curler and bowler. Her future lies in teaching and we're sure, with .her ability, she will suc- ceed. JEAN KIRBYSON-A member of the Sci- ence clan, Jean makes her home at Hart- ney. She takes time from her studies to curl Cwhioh for some reason has an added attraction this yearj, bowl, and attend Col- lege functions. Next year she pl-ans to train for a Lab. Technician. TREVOR LAMBERT-A native of Carberry, who is a studious Sgience student, he loves to participate in football and bowling. Dur- ing the day one may find Trev. deeply engrossed in his books in the Common Room. Trev. is an active C.O.T.C'er. EVE-LYN MATHISON-Evelyn, known to all as Evie comes from Hamiota. Proving to be quite an athlete, Evie bowls, is a fast-moving forward on the basketball team, and was one point short of winning.the Girls Athletic Trophy at Track and Field. Evie is a staunch supporter of all College functions. At other times, you may find her studying in the Science building. Forty-seven

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RON GURBA-Ron is a graduate of Bran- don Collegiate and is an industrious stu- dent. Ron is active in sports, participating in both hockey and football. His cheerful disposition and friendly manner will carry him far in the future. JANICE JOHNSTON-Janice, an enthusi- astic Science student, comes from Rossburn. She participates in bowling and curling and enjoys the various functions associated with the College. Her friend, Butch, likes to help her with homework, which she al- ways rhas done. Janice has future plans in the field of medical technology. KEITH HEAMAN-Keith is a de-voted scien- tist from Virden- who is seldom seen away from his books. An avid baseball fan he manages quite successfully to leave the girls alone. GEORGE HncKLlNq-A1-through ,George ,is generally consideref qulet, hw frlendly dw- pesitien makes hisfI'16l'ldSh1P sought after. George is a Conscentious and earnest stu- dent in .his pm-slit of knowledge. Forty-six MYRA JOHNSTON This Calgarian return ed once more to resume her studies in Arts. Could there be some unknown affin- ity between Myra and our fair College? She .is an avid enthusiast of debating and public speaking. Myra has forsaken Clark Hall and taken up light housekeeping.

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JACK MATHESON-Among all his other activities, Jack finds time to keep his studies well up. He is a stalwart of the Brandon Wheat Kings and a member of the Sigma Mu executive. Jack seems to have developed a keen interest in music-es- pecially piano music. BILL MAGAS-An eastern Manitoban who was paroled from Stony Mountain for the year, Bill is a conscientious student who works diligently in daylight, but at night develops a passion for art in the reception rooom. LLOYD McCABE-Lloyd's main ambition is to get his B.Sc. His plans after th-at are not clear as yet. Lloyd is fairly quiet but on occasion stirs? the girls in Clark Hall. Good in football and basketball, he has been a letter man in botlh, in two years here. LELONIE MacDONALD-A ardent Science student who hails from Brookdale, Lonnie is a keen bowler and an enthusiastic College student, especially on weekends. Her oheery laugh and good humor make this gal well liked. Her future is a dark secret as yet but we -are sure she will be successful in whatever she attempts. Forty-eight ' MARION McGREGOR-Marion's cheerful laugh can be heard most any time and most anywhere. She can be counted on to lend a hand in College activities and in all is a definite asset toiher College.