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RAVEN ' 51 STAFF Staff KEITH CAMPBELL Editor-in-Chief KAY MEANY Associate Editor NICK OLESEVICH Treasurer Advertising Manager, Armie Villeneuve Judy Smith Bill McClure Cindy Crozier Mudge Beattie John Oliver Irving Altman Joan Baxter George Young Bob Tudor Evan Black Barbara Ellis • Features Staff Les Durie Jim Muir • Sports Editor Vic Hryorchuck • Typist Margie Laing • Photographic Editor John McBride • Illustrator Bob Pollock • Lettering Chris Brown (iiiAD Photos by Vincent Thomas m i, other Photography unless otherwise captioned is hv Tehhy McGovern — 16-
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RAVEN ' 51 HISTORY By 1945 it was apparent that arrange- ments must be made to receive the great number of veterans who were returning from overseas. In order to give them full-time instruction in special matriculation subjects, day classes were started at Carleton. Day Classes for vets and night classes for civilians continued for a year and a half. In 1946 many curriculum changes were seen. In response to veteran requests in- struction was offered in a two year Journalism course and in Engineering. Because of the interlocking nature of the courses, Arts, Pure Science, Journalism and Engineering were consolidated in a Faculty of Arts and Science. That same year Carleton College students left their classrooms in Glebe, Commerce and St. James United Church and entered permanent quarters — a four-storey structure at the corner of First Avenue and Lyon Street. Because the heavy inflow of vets had subsided, civilian students were enrolled in the next regular academic year. In February, 1947, the college sustained a severe blow with the death of Henry Marshall Tory, first chairman of the Board of Governors, first president of the college and the leader most responsible for the success attained by Carleton. He was succeeded as chairman by Mr. H. S. Southam and as president by Murdoch Maxwell MacOdrum. The 1 947- 1 948 year offered complete four year pass courses and five year Honour courses leading to Bachelor of Arts, Science and Commerce degrees. Summer evening courses were offered for the first time to aid those studying for degrees in the evening division Along with Carleton ' s expanding academic programme went an increased interest in extra-curricular activities. The Students ' Union, a three storey brick house across the street from the college, was purchased that year to accommodate student organizations. The latest addition to the college has been a two-storey library wing to house over 40,000 volumes — another step in Carleton ' s ever increasing programme. — 15 —
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