Brandon University - Sickle Yearbook (Brandon, Manitoba Canada)

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GLEN McKiINNON-One of the better de- baters of '62, Glen's ever present sense of humor and his George Gobel air make him a friend to all. He is a good baseball it.. f- aasa..asaf' . -1 l fisi e :1:' ..f: ,gs A H' X gr Maki'-122' we.. in s 1 X, gg, i Q S 3 V aff ie? g M If - mfg ,Q E 2 .Mg .a M , be , 4. DONALD MacMILLAN-Don comes to us from Hamiota and brings with him a pleas- ant personality and an eagerness to win friends and knowledge. He rates high on player. most people's list of friends. ff iiavf' Q i e 'X -v a.,-f' 'pskfl , it ' 1 57' jf' .... ' 'f Aj 'A 5 if Q EQ 'r - ' A -1..- ' 3 --'f- 4 la 1 - . DALE NELSON-Also from Gregg, this quiet and conscientious fellow is a keen bowler and curler. LORRAINE OSCAR-Lorraine is a graduate of Brandon Collegiate. At the College, she is circulation manager for the Quill, and also very active in and enthusiastic about basketball. Lorraine is industrious, and friendly to everyone, a true asset to the Class of '62. BRIAN PARKER-The red-headed kid from Treherne, who plays a solid game of hoc- key for the Caps, is 'the one who utters the moan in Chem. Class. Whatever Brian d-oes after acquiring his degree, he Will surely be a success. Forty-nine

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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.

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.fy-3, . . JIM PARRES-This young prince hails from Flin Flon. He seems to have developed -a liking for small cars. He keeps himself busy with three occupations, study, muscle building, and lo, I have forgotten the third. Well, best of luck anyway, Jim. LINDA PEDEN-Linda, a hard working Science student, is the Ladies' Athletic Representative, and an active member of the Y. She is also kept busy w-ith basket- ball and music. We all hope that Linda will continue her studies at Brandon College, for her contributions add a great deal to the -Class of '62, I 1 Chix. BILL PETERS-The singing waiter from Binscarth whosehappy-goglucky nature will carry him far in society, 'he is now on the first lap, working hard toward his Sci- ence deree. l FRANCES PHILP-A Beresford lass is one of our -ambitious Arts students who takes an active part in Glee Club. She has en- rolled in Brandon College after two years of teaching and she wants to continue in the teaching profession. Fifty CAROL PORTER Carol M a hopful Arts student from Oxbow, Sask., practices her vocal talents in Glee Club as well as sing- ing in the bathftub. She can usually be heard giggling cheerfully with the girls in A-1. A willing participant in all devious schemes circulating the Annex, she -is slightly perturbed at finding crackers in her bed, but on the Wh-ole is a very good sport. Her future is undecided. Bn g W L '