Brandon University - Sickle Yearbook (Brandon, Manitoba Canada)

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COREEN FRASER-Coreen, our joyful sec- ond floor girl from Binscarbh, seems to have a great affinity for photographers and a certain M.C. Her pet peeve is getting Marilyn ready for breakfast ON TIME. Her favorite pastime seems to be eating and sleeping Csimul-taneouslyll. Her frequent visits to the library and canteen prove her genuine interest in people. JOANNE GRAHAM-This husky-voiced gal from Wellwood, known as Anners or Jo, is frequently seen rolling on Uhe floor when overcome by laughter. Aversion-a room- mate who sleeps in. Very sportsminded, her future is to teach and then continue her education. Best of luck, Joanne. ROSS GRAHAM-An import from Edmon- ton, although 'his home is in Eden, he is interested in baseball. His main talent seems to lie in questioning the professors. One of -the 'tbarberuians and likes- to keep his work at a high standard. 'Seventy-four KATHLEEN HAIGH-Often called Kath- erine , she comes from Brandon. Her fav- orite pastimes are bowling, curling, danc- ing and going to the Drive-In to watch the stars . VERYDITH HAMMOND--Verydiit-h is a farm girl from Boissevain. 'Ilhis girl of medium height, with fair 'hair likes dancing and seeing shows. Her prime pastime is sitting on a couch with a certain John. Her favor- ite television show is Dennis the Menace which will be quite helpful to her when she is teaching. GEORGE HARRISON-'llhe youthful lad from Oak Lake does not seem to have an-y interest in the Brandon girls. Perhaps that is why he goes home every weekend. He takes considera-ble interest in sports. it ' i

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LYNNE FARLEY-Portage sends us our trim little Lynne. Sfhe works very' hard and is very co-operative. No wonder she is in Class UA . Lynne loves music and social events. She is the star of our French class. FAYE FARLEY-Faye, a Forrest Miss, looks on life with a different -twist. Faye is one of the shorter members of Class: A. Her motto- Be heard and not seen -in class. BOB FINLAYSON-One of our ardent mem- bers is this Flash from Arden. He likes bowling, curling, and movies 'but finds wo- men very disturbing. Red is always the last one in class but the first one out. ..- I 'lxi EVELYN FOSTER-This li-ttle gal from Kenton can't decide which class she likes best, Science III or T.T.lC. P-et peeve is when he doesn't phone. Favorite past-ime' is taking off her nyl-ons in Room 22. Ev's mil- lion dollar smile and sincere attitude will surely carry her to success. Best of luck, Evelyn. GAIL FO-STER-Born in Nipa-win, Saskat- chewan, th-is pretty miss is a world travel- ler. From Ni-pawin she moved to Victoria and finally to Rivers. Also she has lived in France. Gail excells in sports and es- pecially in basketball. Gail's ambition. is to go back to France to teach. Best of luck. ROLETTA FOX-Rfoletta, hailing from Birch River, supports her home town for all she's worth. Hmmm? Roletta's pet peeve is those stairs, eight flights. With her ready smile and pleasing -personality she will be a success in her chosen career. Seventy-three

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DARLENE HAYWARD -From Sinclair comes our girl with the really brown eyes. Darlene's pleasing personality and willing- ness t-o help others will not only aid her in teaching, but in all walks of life. Her activities are Young Peoples, bowling and mathematics. JUDY HEASMAN--Judy is our curly-hair- ed lass from Killarney. Quoting second year Milton to everyone, Judy can be heard sounding -throughout the halls. With her favorite sayings, oh, for Heaven's sake and Heavens to Betsy , she always strikes a spark of life wherever she may be. Best of luck, Judy, in your teaching career. DONNA HENRY-Donna, from Rivers, seems to 'have a -special attraction in Brit- ish Columbia. She is interested in all sports. Aversion-her poor roommate. 'Don- na wislhes to be a teach-er for a few years, then . . .? Good luck in both, Donna. NANCY HENTON-Nancy is the tiny tea- cher trainee possessing black hair and brown eyes. Slhe takes an active part in sports, which include baseball, skating, curling, volleyball, swimming and dancing. She has many years experience in sewing club and music, which suits a certain Ger- ald Birch just fine. Nan-cy is well liked by all who know her .and she makes friends easily as her classmates know. EDNA HOUSTON-Edna Lhails from Mar- garet and is very active in the Glee Club. A former Arts student who has seen the light and joined forces -of T.T.C., Edna, amid the turmoil of second floor, is always calm, cool and collected. Her interest in a garage is odd because she doesn't own a car. MARJORIE HOY-Maybe it is the bounce of her pony tail that keeps her on time for classes. She enjoys long weekends when she can go -home to Makinak. Seventy-five