Brandon University - Sickle Yearbook (Brandon, Manitoba Canada)

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SYLVIA BROWN-This form-er 4-H mem- ber, comes from a farm near Minnedosa. Sylvia is noted around Clark Hall for her pleasant personality and her inexhaustible su-pplfy of food. Her de-termination and boundless energy are sure to make her the bes-t of teachers. HELEN BROWNELL-Thds quiet but stu- dilous girl of Class A comes from Ryers-on, Saska-tchewan. Helen is our second floor photographer. As she is a willing worker we know that she will make a successful teacher. DENNIS CAMERON-Dennis got off to a bad start in life, being born in the U.S.A., and then moving -to Saskatchewan. Dennis, however, made up for this with giant strides forward to the -teaching profession in Manitoba. Dennis is a hard working lad and he will certainly be a success as a teacher. Seventy MARJORIE CASSAN-Th-is tall, blue-eyed blonde 'hails from Medora, Manitoba. Her main interests are singing, skating, and dancing. Her friendly ipersonalvi-ty will win her much success as a teacher. GLADYS CATHERWOOD-Gladys is our petite miss from Solsgirth. Because of cer- tain interes-ts at Foxwarren, Gladys goes home almost every weekend. Her quiet manner has won her many friends, who wish her success in her teaching career. LOUISE CHALLNER-Louise can always be heard, Oh for Pete's sake! She goes thome almost every weekendito see her dad?D She always has her assignmen-ts done, Woops, was that work to be handed in today, Dr. McCutcheon? J 1

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LYNNE BAY- Has the bell gone already? These are the favorite words of Lynne who is notorious for being late. This dark hair- ed girl hails from Birnie. She is interested in bowling, swimming, singing, dancing and a certain blue Pontiac. -Lynne is well liked by all and will make a good teacher. MARILYN BEDDOME-This industrious girl, who hails from Minnedosa, prefers boys from U.fB.C. Marilyn, who loves ani- mals, is a very successful photographer. Her other interests include art, music, danc- ing, and 'French classes. Good luck in your chosen profession, Marilyn. LARRY BERRY-Larry, 'Class A's ex- ample of an obstinate primary student, is our curly-haired lad from Reston. Being artistically inclined, 'he can usually be found, paint brush in hand, chasing a girl or painting a desk top ibut seldom an art picture. We all agree that in the teaching department, Larry will be tops. EILEEN BLAIN-Our cheerful miss from Wawanesa thas a special talent in singing and playing the piano. Her sparkling hu- mour makes her a favorite on the tfhird floor. Good luck, Eileen. DARLENE BOTHE-Oak Lake's contribu- tion to the teaching 'profession is Darlene. Sth-e enjoys curling, sleeping, singing, danc- ing, and also has special interests behind the Slatted Doors . We are sure she will be a good teacher, and we wish her every success. PAT BREEN-Our Pat is -the Hollywood actress of Class A . With her pleasant personality she thas won many friends. Pat seems to be an expert in two fields, basket- ball and acting as a grade twoer , while some poor member of Class A is asked to teach a lesson on air. Sixty-nine

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RUBY CHAMBERS - Our pretty,, brown- eyed blonde from Brandon is one of tihe busiest people in Class A . As well as being an enthusiastic bowler and swimmer, Ruby' is the mother of two small boys. Her love and interest for children will make Ruby an understanding teacher. PHYLLIS COCHRAN-Coming from Lavinia is Phyllis, our fun-loving gal. She likes dancing and enjoys almost all sports. Phyl- lis is artistically inclined and we are sure she will make an excellent teacher. Best of luck, Phyllis. DONNA COOK-This petite miss, renowned for never -having her art in on time, and -that giggle, is a product of Eden, Manitoba. Her main interests are curling, softball, the piano and Gordon. Donna has a serene per- sonality which should stand her in good stead in her teaching career. KEN CRASSWELLER-Ken was educated in Regina, then worked with -the Hudson's Bay Co. He -has been a supervisor with the Indian Residential School for the last three years. Ken is a born organizer of activitiesg he 'has few equals at creative work and handling children of all ages. He is an asset to any class and is liked by all. PAT CURTIS-Pat is our friend who hails from Souris. Her main ambition is to be a teacher. You often hear -her up on the third floor of Clark Hall shouting, Hurry up, Eileen . Her favorite pastime is keep- ing Chick happy. GORDON DAGG-This Flin Flon patriot has found his chosen profession as custodian on Fifteenth street. The late hours requir- ed for this position could be the reason for drowsy eyes in class. Now, all joking aside, Gordon is an active worker in sev- eral college activities. Seventy-one