Carleton University - Raven Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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if.. 0, ' Wm -fi' 74154 HONOURS CHANNON, Geraldine: A literary girl, Gerry is an honours English student, and social convener for the Literary Society. She also presides over the French Club, takes the minutes at the N.F.C.U.S. meetings and sings in the Carletones. DROZDOWICZ Lilliian J. Lillian is an Honours English student at Carle- ton. ln her quiet, unassuming way, she has been associated with several organizations around the College. She was chairman of the Carleton N.F.C.U.S. Committee, and in this capacity she represented Carleton at the Na- tional Conference in Edmonton. Last year she was the editor of the N.F.C.U.S. Yearbook. She has also been associated with the Liter- ary Society, French Club and Debating Club. MacDONALD, John W. John went to High School at St. Pat's and since he came to Carleton, he has been taking an honours course in Enalish. John's interests in English led him to the Literary Society, where he was elected president. He will be remembered for his performance as the rather absent-minded father in this year's Sock and Buskin production of Hay Fever. John plays the piano, paints, writes and plays tennis. He intends to teach High School. PRYKE, Kenneth: Ken has gained his education in various in- stitutions from coast to coast, having attended three high schools in different parts of Can- ada, and two universities, Dalhousie and Car- leton. He is taking an Honours Arts course in History and Sociology. Ken has been active in the C.C.U.F., the N.F.C.U.S. Committee, the UN. Association and has been a member of the C.O.T.C.

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PASS AGES, Arnold: A winner of a N.F.C.U S. lnterreqional schol- arship, Arnold spent last year at Laval, study- ing French, Interested in controversial sub- iects, he is an active member of the Debating Society, the U. N. Club and Model Parliament. His keen interest in French is shown by the fact that he majored in this subject, has been a member of the French Club, and he hopes to teach it. ALLWORTH, J. C. Jack is adding a degree in Economics to his B.Sc. in Electrical Engineering from the Uni- versity of Alberta. I-le is originally from Wind- sor, He is interested in photography and fly- ing and is also an active member of the Ger- man Language Club. ATKINSON, William D. Bill arrived at Carleton from Queens last year From that time he has taken a very active part in the musical life of the college, having written the music for this year's Frosh Revue, The Curtain Rises, sung in,the Carletones, and been a member of the Bachelors. In ad- dition to all this he has still found time to major in History. BAIRD, Ann: Ann is a Glebe Collegiate graduate At Carle- ton she has majored in Political Science. She is a familiar figure in many of the clubs at Carleton and has done a wonderful job as President of the l-lleodor Society, Publications Chairman and Social Convenor of the Booster Club and Bridge Club. Ann has not decided on future plans but we wish her luck in what- ever career she chooses -2 3. Di. -4, 4? Qi 5 4