Carleton University - Raven Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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RAVEN ' 51 ARTS CLIMO, Donald Bryce Tunc, a Haligonian who now resides in Ottawa, played football for two years, was a member of the Intermediate Basketball Team (Yeah Tunc!) and an interfac. volleyball player. He plans to return to Carleton and the Commerce Faculty. CLOUTHIER, Verner I. Vern, an R.C.A.F. veteran, went to U.N.B. for two years of Electrical Engineering and then to Carleton for Arts. Often heard trilling light opera; he was a member of the Poetry Workshop and an ardent debater ex- officio. He plans to return to the Air Force. CLUFF, Helen May Helen ' s hometown is Woodstock, N.B. and graduating from the Provincial Normal School in Fredericton, she taught for five years in N.B. public schools. For the past eight years employed with the Customs and Excise Division of the Dept. of National Revenue, she has completed her Arts course in the evening division. — 23 —

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' 51 BROWNELL, Charlotte -ft- Graduating from Glebe, amiable Charlotte came to Carleton to continue her high scholar- ship in English and Political Science. Active in the French Club, Charlotte spends her summers in government employment and motor trips to the U.S. She plans post graduate studies. CAMPBELL, Keith Gordon Keith, Weak-Eyes , Campbell played football for the Ravens for three years, was a member of the 1951 expert Bridge Team, the editor-in-chief of The Raven , 1951, a Knight of the Bytown, and a (semi-) permanent fixture at the Union. Keith is a Second Lieutenant in the Armoured Corps. •4. IT CARNE, Robin Born in Melbourne, Australia, Robin came to Ottawa in ' 47 and during her three years at Carleton starred on the Women ' s Swim Team, chalking up many winning points towards capturing the Ottawa Intercollegiate Trophy. In 1951 Robin was vice-president of the Ottawa Intercollegiate Swimming Association. Her ambition — Europe. Tell me, pretty maiden, are there any more at home like you?

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RAVEN ' 51 ARTS CODE, Ronald G. A future leader of the Opposition, Ron claims he is an honest politician, whatever that is. As manager of the football and hockey squads, he has shown considerable executive ability. A Let ' s have a party boy, Ron next year will be with the Ottawa Giants or the C.P.R. COLLINS, Elenora Nora, from Glebe and Montreal high- schools, hopes to return to Carleton and continue her studies next year. She looks forward to sunny Alberta and a teaching career, promising to look benignly on tardy students. I CONVERY, Sheila Carleton ' s Cover Girl and candidate for the 1950 Intercollegiate Beauty Contest, Sheila was sweetheart of the Engineering Faculty in 1949 and one of the cute figures on the cheerleading line for three years. Majoring in History, French, and English, she plans to teach. — 24 —