Carleton University - Raven Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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CHEVRIER, Emile: Chevvy sure gets around. l-le graduated from Cornwall Collegiate and then came to Carle- ton to major in Psychology. As a member of the C.O.T.C. he was posted to Germany last summer. He has taken part in various activi- ties at Carleton, including the French Club, the Camera Club and the Crimson Key So- ciety. COYNE, James P. A graduate of the Pas Collegiate in The Pas, Manitoba, Jim has majored in Geology at Carleton. As a member of the permanent R.C.A.F. and the father of six sons, he has still found time to take an active interest in wood carving and curling, as well as being Q leader in the Boy Scout Movement. CROWE, Dorothyi Dorothy hails from the West, ln Calgary she attended Central Collegiate Institute and since coming to Carleton has majored in Sociology, Following up her interests in this subject, she has been a member of the Social Science So- ciety andthe United Nations Club. One of her favourite hobbies is collecting stamps. DAWSON, Elaine: Elaine, one of the hardest workers at Carle- ton, is a Glebe graduate. Besides majoring in Political Science, she carries on very success- fully as Secretary of the Students' Council and Chairman of W.U.S,C. She also belongs to the Carletones, Booster Club, Bridge Club and Crimson Key Society, Her future plans include enrolling at the London School of Economics and Political Science where she will study ln- ternational Relations, -.25.. A Q Y l ijfsfy' C vi' 3,,,j:ggr'i-'V i l :Qi ' ' -' lf--'1-' , . ' is iqmtf' l Gr: nl' , Wh Q 4w7 ' .Jf --sd' Y 1 1 V. C 1' A

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K.. 4 4 .ugh BENINATL Gloria: Gloria first went to univeristy in her native province of British Columbia. This year she came to Carleton to complete her degree in English and Sociology. Present plans include marriage, first and foremost. BL!-NND, Charles Lawrence: Larry is a Glebe grad who came to Carleton to major in History. Since he arrived he has taken an active interest in interfaculty sports including basketball and football. BUELL, William W.: A popular Public School teacher, Bill has spent his evenings for the past two years completing his degree in History and Geography. He hails originally from Smith Falls, and he serv- ed in the R.C.A.F. during World War ll. BUSCOMB, Lois: Lois spent two years at Carleton as a full-time day student, and since then she has been work- ing and completing her degree at night. She sings in the choir at St. Stephens Church, Brit- annia, and also finds time to participate in her favorite sports-swimming and skiing.

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'Ag-. lg, ,845 DAVIS, Henry Austini Henry, a former graduate ot R.M.C., came to Carleton to get his degree in Economics. He was a member of the Royal Canadian' En- gineers betore and during the Second World VVar. During his time at Carleton he has been a member ot the Social Science Society. He is interested in mountain climbing, and he is a member ofthe Alphine Club of Canada. DUNNE, Emmett John: John is a graduate of the Ottawa Technical High School, who came to Carleton in the evening to obtain his Bachelor of Arts, This year he is leaving Carleton with his degree having majored in Biology. FENNELL, Kenneth E. Ken is a native at Kors, Ont., although he re- ceived his degree trom Nepean High School. He spent several years in the R.C.A.F. and is at present employed by the Ottawa Public School Board, A major in Psychology, Ken has obtained his degree in the Night Division. FERGUSON, Donald B. D.B. is a graduate of Nepean High School, who came to Carleton to major in Political Science and Economics. The latter course has given him an abiding interest in financial matters. A member ot the C.O.T.C., D.B. spent summer at Camp Borden. He. is proud of the tact that he can roll the thinnest cigar- ettes at Carleton.