Brandon University - Sickle Yearbook (Brandon, Manitoba Canada)

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ANGELINE HOYAK-Our blonde from Riv- ers seems particularly fond of the place. Wonder why? Permit teaching is one of her many past experiences. We all wish this good-heart-ed lass success in the future, teaching or otherwise. JO-ANN INKSTER-An excellent worker who is acquiring experience as leader of the 4-H club at her home in Nesbitt. With this experience and her zest for achieve- ment, Jo-Ann will make a fine teacher. At College, Jo-Ann finds time -to bowl. LYNDA JAQUES-Lynda is a blonde lass from Killarney. One of ther favorite pas- times is sleeping. She also enjoys reading, dancing and curling. Seventy-six I RETA JENNER-Reta, our merry lass from Elkhorn, is an ardent curler and canteen- goer. Other extra-curricular activities in- clude boys, boys, and-boys. Her hearty laugh is well known in Clark Hall. Just one Iquestion, Reta, what room do you l1ve in? LORNA .IESMER-This Saskatoon secre- tary mhails from Wadena, Sask. Her favorite expression is Oh laws! Her chief inter- ests are golfing, curling and swimming. Her friends are afraid that one of these days she'1l get lost in the library stacks while hiding from her secret admirer. Good luck, L.J. BEVERLEY JOHNSON -Beverley, from Birch River, has an interest at Swan River. Aversion-wrap-around skirts in the dining room. Her favorite expression is Oh, 'it's hot in here! After a brief -teaching career, she wishes to become a NUNN.

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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

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ISLA KENNEDY-Mrs. Kennedy is one of our ambitious members, for as well as tak- ing '1'.T.'C., she is a mother -of five. With her patience and zest we are all sure she will be very successful in her chosen 'teach- ing career. JEAN KERR-Our Beaver lass never hesi- tates to play a joke on her poor roommates. Jean's studious ways will be sure to lead her to a pass. 'Best of luck, Jean, in the future. pk BERNETTE KIRBY-Bernevtbe comes from Manson. She finds Brandon an exciting little city as this is her first year there. Among her favorite pastimes are homework, and going home for the week-end. Bernette, al- though quiet, often surprises her friends. ELINOR KNIGHT-This ball of mischief from Oakner always 'has everyone in stitches, laughing. Favorite saying is Isn'1: that for sure? Her nickname is Peanuts. She's forever going home for the Week-end as she thinks the dances in Kenton are tops. What other at-traction is there? She still plans on staying single for years yet. Good luck Elinor. A BOB LAND-Bob, from Tilston, i-s back in Brandon College after a considerable ab- sence. He seems to have led quite an event- ful life, thas been in C.O.T.C. and -taught for a year and a half. He is our projection- ist and gets along well with the profes- sors, as well as his classmates. GORDON LYALL-Our more serious stu- dent from Kenton, he is one of the mem- bers of the championship Hamiota baseball team and is an all-round srportsrnan. How- ever, the female sex seems to be gaining ground here. Seventy-seven