Carleton University - Raven Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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riff? .-1 4 w. -Wd' Page 26 rfb 6? RTS HILL, JAMES T. Not content with Hills , jim's ambition is to climb a 10,000 ft. mountain, 8,000 of which he's achieved at jasper. In keep- ing with his major, History, he'd like to write an historical adventure novel. He was a member of the Arts Undergrad Society, and plans to join the ranks in law at Os- goode Hall next year. HOGBEN, W. MURRAY Murray's probably stimulated more gig- gles than anyone at the college by his per- ceptive cartoons in The Carleton . 'Wonder why the Spanish influence is so evident in Murray's art-work? He is leaving this year with a major in English. HOOD, SHERMAN W. HUNT, VIVIAN A Psychology major, Viv is one of the best dressed women at Carleton. Wonder if her penchant for short sweaters holds any psychological implications?

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HARBACK, WILLIAM H. Bashful Bill is very quiet about his career at Carleton. He is a Sociology major, and a star on the basketball court. He was a member of the Athletic Board 1956-57, and Athletic Representative of the Arts Undergrad Society. Spends much of his time trying to cut out a well known actor around the school. HEATLY, RONALD B. Notorious for prolonging Prof. Porter's discussion groups with profound irrelevant arguments, Ron has a combined major in Sociology and Psychology. When not oc- cupied in devising arguments, he spends his time keeping the Y.M.C.A. under con- trol. HEMSLEY, ANN An English major, Ann is noted for her performance in Ten Little Indiansl' as Vera Claythorne. She is also a member of the Literary Society, and is fond of skiing. HENDERSON, CLARE RONALD After he leaves our hallowed halls, Clare plans to do post-grad work in his major, English. A true-blue executive member of the Literary Society, he's already made his claim to fame by having his poetry pub- lished. 52-'3f,q. with XJ ,E ff' K . L- up Page 2 5

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LeBLANC, VINCENT Leo comes to Carleton from Shediac, New Brunswick. I-Ie spent two years at Royal Roads and two years at the Royal Military College. Naturally he is planning a career in the Army after graduating with a major in English, As might be expected, he is interested in life and writing. LONG, EDWARD A. Quarterback of the football team, and a hockey player of some note, Ed is also a serious student. He spends most of his time in the library and is rarely seen in the canteen with the other members of the ath- letic fraternity. MARTEL, IANET A native of Ottawa, Janet is graduating with a major in Psychology. During the time she has spent at Carleton, Janet has kept herself busy pounding a piano and has obtained her A.R.C.T. She played at the German Club concert. She is a flight Cadet in the Air Force, and plans to do post- grad work in Psych at Ottawa U. next year. MAYBURRY, ISABEL LYNN E Lynne, a Sociology major, with a fond- ness for horses was vice-president of the Hleodor Society 1955-56, member of the Ski Club, and the Arts Undergrad Society. She teaches riding at the Pony Club in Old Chelsea. 9 L ' ' if .X , L .wee 2 Wi Page 27