Carleton University - Raven Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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A JOURNALISM BAXTER, Ioan L.: Iourna1ism's most effervescent graduate hasn't slowed down since she breezed into Carleton from Toronto four busy years ago. This small package of zip spent two years at the helm of the Sock and Buskins and, more recently, has been the guiding spirit of the Saturday morning chi1dren's broadcasts. Has energy, bounce and brains. CAMPBELL, Richard: ' The man looks like a genius, and probably is at that! Promised not to let his Seaway thesis get too deep . Dick is a clubby type -President of S.C.M., Press Club Pres. last year, a member of the Buskins. The author of the Iournalism '53 character sketches will likely be sued by 17 Iournalists once they see their personal quirks in print. BLOSTEIN, Harriet: Winnipeg is home to 53's ultra-idealist. Harriet took her B. A. at Manitoba, came to Carleton to develop a very fluent writing style. So tiny that she was once filed under B in the morgue. Usually found in the canteen, behind a cuppa coffee, heatedly discussing the state of the world with the boys. Lots of drive, ideals and convictions. CREIGHTON, Iames I.: Iim still gets butterflies in his stomach onstage, but is nonetheless one of Carleton's better actors. Starred in She Stoops to Conquer this year, The Words Upon the Windowpane last year. Decided to add a B. I. to his B. A. and earn fame and fortune in the cold, cruel world of journalism. Activ- ities: reading Time, fraternizing with Honors English students, blasting away at press restrictions. CALLAGHAN, Naomi: Naomi wanted to be a doctor, but missed the medical boat. So will spend her life hatcheting copy instead of people, and writing obits of doctors' mistakes. Spent a year touring Europe and now satisfies the yen to travel in her little MG. Will be long remembered as hostess of one of the best parties ever hurled hereabouts. CHOZIEB, Lucinda I.: Variety is the spice of life to the energetic Social Convenor of the Students' Council, and Cindy has added plenty of pep to a sometimes comatose Iournalism class. From Port Arthur to Port Credit to port is the history of the lass with constructive ideas on any given subject. Did professional job as Madam Editor of Raven '52. Organized this year's best dance. ..3Q..