Carleton University - Raven Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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ARTS BENNETT, GORDON LLOYD While employed as Investigator in the Organi- zation Branch of the Civil Service Commis- sion, Gordon Bennett attended evening classes at Carleton. He graduated from Toronto Nor- mal School in 1935. Except for a short stint as Committee Member for the Grad Ball, hi-s extra-curricul-ar activities have been confined, he says. to his small wife and large family . 1 1 i i i BLAIR. ROBERT Bob started his schooling in Glasgow and intends to finish it at McGill, having stopped over at Brockville Collegiate and Carleton en route. At present studenft minister at Ottawa West United Church, he is planning to go into Theology next year. BELL. RUSSELL One of C'arlleton's pioneers, Russ came to the college in 1945 and has been one of the most active students on the campus. He is an honor student in Political Science and has been one of the leading lighfts in the Model Parliaments, both as President of the Liberal Club and Prime Minister. He also served as chairman of I.S.S. PAGE SIX

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ARTS BAIN. IAN WILLIAM A keen sense of humor has made Ian one of Carletonis favorite Artsmen. Along with par- ticipating in several clubs within the College, he worked part time at the Y.M.C.A. He also served as a reporter on The Carleton and ia nirw employed on The Toronto Globe and 31 . 1 , l l ARMSTRONG. ANNA L. A postgraduate course at the Library School at McGill is Ann's main interesrt. She is in- terested in music and enjoys swimming, golf and cycling. Ann's pet aversion is an inquiry concerning her middle name. Ann previously attended North Gower and Manotick High Schools. BARRIGAR. FRANCES LUELLA A staff teacher at the Ottawa Normal School. Luella came to Carleton in 1942 and has taken her B.A. in the evening classes. She was president of the Students' Council in 1943-44 and was recently elected president of the newly-formed Alumni Association.

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ARTS L BROWN, ERIC JosEPH Ric's subtle land sometimes not so subtlej sense of humor has made him a popular con- versationfall-ist in Carleton's halls. Wifth an eye to a career as a lawyer, he has been working after lectures in a law office and plans to con- tinue 'his studies in that line. BowEN. DEsMoND G. Des attended Carleton in its very early years and stayed on fto honor in Hisltory, with an eye to becoming a lecturer in that field. He was founder of the Carleton C.C.U.F. Club and took a strong interest in the Model Parliament sessions. BUGA. JAMES J. Another ubiquitous westerner, Jim is a grad- uate of Skt. Josep1h's College, Yorkton, Sas- katchewan. His versatility is demonstrated by the fact that reading, bridge, hockey and baseball are all numbered among his favorite activities. Public speaking hfis special hobby. - PAGE SEVEN