Carleton University - Raven Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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ARTS 1 . L ROGERS. JOHN JAMES HEWITT A Lisgar graduate, political science has kept John particularly busy during his stay at Car- leton. He did find time, however, to manage the business affairs of The Carleton for a term Tennis, music,-'plays and reading are his spe- cial interests. He is planning to do post-gra- duate work. PICKUP, EARL WILLIAM Born in Halifax, Earl received most of his schooling there. He has travelled over a good part of Canada where Practical Experience has been a useful teacher. After graduartion, he plans to leave things academic and try for fame and fortune in Winnipeg. SAVOR, BERNARD HOWARD A well-rounded program has marked How- ard's Carleton career. Majoring in Chemistry, Biology, Psychology and English, he has still found time to be a member of the Newman Club and to indulge in his favorite sports of badminton, fishing, and hunting. I PAGE NINETEEN

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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

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Il lP ARTS 1- THOMAS, ROBERT JOSEPH Working towards an honors degree, Roy has made English, history and political science his special fields of interest. Roy's good work as a Writer for The Carleton will be remembered, as will his faith in Ottawa hockey teams. His own sport is tenmis. He plans to do a little teaching among Northern Ontario Indians this summer, URQUHART, JOHN GORDON A perennial lineman on Uhe Carleton football squad, John helped to organize the college's first football team. He has been invaluable as ltechniical director in the Sock and Buskin Club. John played a large plarft in designing and installing the technical sftage equipment in the college auditorium. TRUDEAU, WILFRED JOSEPH Employment with the Civil Service Com- mission occupiews Wilfls extramural hours. He is a graduate in Public Administration, with the emplhasis on Political Science and Law, Wilf intends to continue his formal education, PAGE TNVENTY