Carleton University - Raven Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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RAVEN '55 A FXR.. 4 V x- sem s -ARTS GRANT, Carl: From the staid plush Senate Chambers to deep dark Africa, Carl, via Carleton College. is on his way to Toronto's Osgoode Hall. During his four-year stay at the College, he put together a high scholastic average and many extra-curricular activities - including being on Council, editing the Handbook, being Chairman of the W.U.S.C. Committee and Vice-president of the Crimson Key Society- to win the coveted Henry Marshall Tory Award. GRIERSON, Barbara: Having been forced to restrain herself at the Ontario Ladies' College, Barbi found Carleton and Dr. Wake's Psychology courses exactly to her liking. Her exuberant, bubbling person- ality landed her on the Executive, as President, of the Crimson Key Society and Hleodor Society. She also played basketball for the Robins and was an active member in the Booster Club. HAMILTON, Donald: One of Carleton's most avid students of politics, Don has won fame for McCarthyism in discussion groups. He intends to go East to continue his education and be one of the few from Carleton who attend Dalhousie for a law degree. We wonder if he will miss that well-known centre-town spot where discussion, among other things, flows so freely. Will you, Don? HARDY, Ioan: . Ioan came to Carleton three years ago and entered the Arts Faculty. She is a major in English and would like to lead a Vagabond life in Europe in the future. One of Carleton's famous cheerleaders, Ioan, and Malak, has spread Ottawa's fame far and wide. IAGO, Mary: Mary once stated that her hobbies consisted of going to Carleton. She is registered in the general Arts course. While her home town is nearby North Gower, her academic interests range farther as her choice of Russian Govern- ment, as one of her Political Science options, indicates. IOHNSON, Kenneth D.: A graduate of Lisgar Collegiate, Ken has majored in Geography and English during his stay at Carleton. Although he works in the day and attends classes at night, somehow he still has time to pursue his hobbies of golf, writing and travelling. b -22-

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ARTS RAVEN 55 COUTTS, Iohn: A potential exponent of the word , I. Coutts has won his fellows' esteem for imaginative speculation on the Cafeteria food. During his sojourn at Carleton, Iohn has delved into the deeper issues of life through the medium of philosophy. Iohn was born in Toronto, reared in Ottawa and upon emergence from Nepean, came straight to Carleton. His activities have included singing, praying, and tugging the heaviest brief case in the school. CRAIG, W. A.: While he calls Pakenham his home town, he obtained his secondary education at Almonte High School. Married, with two children, he taught in the day time and was lectured to at Carleton in the evening, in English, Geogra- phy, and Economics, and with these subjects he obtains his degree. DAVISON, Alice: This little girl has been working her way through College since her arrival in 1952. From Duplessi's domain, Alice intends to stay on this side of the border and continue her work with children, after attending the School of Social Work in Toronto. FRAYNE, Gwynneth: Gwyn led the polls last spring in the Council elections and will lead Stan French this spring down the centre isle of Westboro United Church. As President of the Council, member of the Key Society, the Carletones. the B.O.T.P. and the Booster Club, one wonders where she found any time to study. Gwyn's modesty was exemplified by her refusal to read out her own name when the Honour Society Awards were given out at the Spring Prom this year. FRENCH, Stanley: Franley, a product of R.M.C. and Nepean, has experienced since coming to Carleton an awakening of his inner potentialities. Apart from engaging in seances with Dr. lVlcKeown, Stan has dabbled in the finer things: singing, writing, politicing and what have you. Elec- tion to the Students' Council culminated in betrothal to the President of that body. This chap will go far! GOLDBERG, A. S.: Arn hailed from Glebe at an early age to pursue his activities at Carleton. Lately his activities have fluctuated between business enterprises and academics. A Sociology major, Arn spends his time patting his fat note-book. -211

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A RTS KENDALL, Ralph: Founder of the Fender-Prangers Association, and its first President by virtue of damage done, this whiz-kid from Manitoba also has another claim to fame - he is President of the I.V.C.F. He also helped to organize the Christian Mission at the College this year. Ralph intends to enter the Presbyterian Min- istry via McGill. LEWIS, Wanda: An ex-Lisgarite, Wanda is now teaching kindergarten for the Ottawa Public School Board. A good pianist, she has majored in Philosophy, Economics, and Psychology, since starting in the night class at Carleton in 1945. MacNElL, Robin: Carleton's gift to the C.B.C. is receiving his degree with a major in English. His dexterity in drama has become evident throughout his respite at the institution and during his asso- ciation with the Sock and Buskin Club his talents have been displayed in both acting and directing. Last year Robin directed the award-winning play in the Drama League Festival and as well won the award for the best actor at Carleton. MCCONNELL. Howard: Howard came from Aylmer High School and is majoring in Philosophy. His contented smile is a landmark at Carleton. Howard is interested in debating and he lists his hobbies as dogs . MCGIFFIN, Mary: One of the Nepean grads who has attended Carleton, Mary is planning to do post-graduate work at the School of Social Work in Toronto. While she has been a member of the Crimson Key Society, the Social Science Society and the Carletones, her activity most enjoyed by her fellow Carletonites was her singing: as a member of the Bachelors quartet and the girls' sextet. MCNEIL, Lynn: After six years at Hatfield Hall, Lynn arrived at Carleton with boarding school principles and ideals. This year she leaves. She has participated with never-ending energy in the Hleodor, Canterbury Club and Crimson Key Society. The culmination of her college career was her fine performance on the football field Cas a drum majorettel. She is a member of the Honour Society and she also won the lean MacOdrum Memorial Scholar- ship in 1953. C -23- RAVEN '55