Carleton University - Raven Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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ARTS MEYER, ,WILLIAM C. An Ottawa boy, Bill is a graduate of Lisgar Collegiate. While he was at Carleton h-e majored in English, French and Spanish. Apparently his thirst for knowledge is still unquenched, for he intends to take a degree course in Library Science at McGill. MEIKLE. DOUGLAS Born in Dundee, Scotland, Doug W-as graduated from the Indianapolis Indiana High School. His chief hobbies are bridge playing and drinking coffee. An honor Arts student, Doug is aiming at a Masteris degree and ultimately to follow a teaching career. Mu.Ks, WILLIAM JosEPH Bill was an indispensable member of the famous Sock and Buskins, being largely re- sponsible for the 'technical perfection of its dramatic and variety productions. The in- stallation of stage lights and equipment is one mark he has left on Carleton. He is now in personnel work with the CNR. PAGE SFTVENTEEN

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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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MURCHISON, GORDON WAYNE An outstanding Worker for Carleton, Wayne has made his mark as a rugfby and hockey player. He was on the Students' Council in 1947-48 and is a pasit-president and one of the founders of the Camera Club. Although Wayne now calls Ottawa his home, he receiv- ed much of his earlier education in Vancouver and Edmonton. PERDUE. JACK W. T. Jack is best known at Carleton for his work in the fields of drama, radio and writing. One of the behindathe-scenes stalwarts of the Sock and Buskin Club, he is interested in stage- craft and radio work. He has been a frequent contributor to The Carleton and has earned plaudits for his good work with a local radio station. CCCAH I 5 4 O'CONNELL. DONAL KEVIN Another native Ottawan, Don carried on much of his early search for knowledge at Glebe and St. Pat,S. English was one of his major subjects while at Carleton. Despite an op- eration early in his final year, Don has more than held his own in his bouts with those perennial examinations, PAGE EIGHTEEN