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ARTS MACLEQD. JAMES WILLIAM Maic joined the Artsmen in third year and intends to take 'the Library Course at McGill. Extracurricular activi-ties include member- ship in the Liberal and Newman Clubs and commuting between Ottawa and his beloved home town, Capreol. MACINTOSH. DONALDA ANNE At Queen's University Donalda received the Sfir Sanford Scholarship, and is now one ot Carleton's evening class Arts graduates. She was vice-president of the first Carleton Stu- dents' Council in 1945, and editor of the first Carleton Year Book. In her final year, Don- alda was also secretary of the German Lan- guage Club. 1 MARTEN. EDWARD Jo:-IN An industrious student, Ed took his High School work through Canadian Legion Edu- cational Service, and spent the summer of 1948 at French Summer School. He intends to take the J-ournalism Course after gradua- ting and pursue a career along those lines. PAGE WIFTEEN
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ARTS MACDQUGALI.. D. BRUCE An honors student in Public Law and Political Science, Bruce intends to continue his posit- graduate studies in Law. He is one of Carle- ton's western students, and is a keen golfer, Bruce's principal hobby is cursing people Wl'10 smoke on streetcars. MACEACHERON. JAMES F. Previously of Mount Allison University, Jim is considering continuing his studies at McGill in Dibrary Science. He formerly attended the Provincial Normal School in Fredericlton. While at Carleton he majored in Economics, History and Philosophy. lun- 4 MACE. GEORGE MORAN Executive experience with the Veterans' Association, the Students' Council and the Cen- tral Year Committee help to qualify George for an intended career in law. Another Carle- ton bridge enithusiast, George was also a regular feature writer for The Carleton. PAGE FOURTEEN
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ARTS 'l 3-111, tluuri, ' ,Q MCCLELLAND. ARTHUR J. Art is another Olttawan to get his B.A. at Car- leton. He majored in commerce, economics and accounrting. He is planning now to get his B. Com. here next year in the evening classes. Bridge is his favorite pastime, but he enjoys the occasional game of tennis. 1 MCLENNAN, OPAL AUDREY Opal devotes her extramural moments to dramatdcs, bridge and washing dishes. She is also fond of singing, and will exercise her soprano at the drop of a note. A skiing and swimming enthusiast, Opal also knifts her own sweaters. MCKENDRY. GERALD WILLIAM With a Diploma in Industrial Relations and Personnel Administration fro m Queen's, Gerry came to Carleton for his Arts Course. His wife and two daughters are his chief in- terests. He is now doing personnel work for a large, local bakery, PAGE SIXTEEN
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