Carleton University - Raven Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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ASS ANN AU, ZOLTON Zolton, a graduate of St. Pat's, came to Carleton to try his hand at Psychology. Not only has he made it his major but this past year has served as General Manager of the Psychology Department's apparatus. He likes chess and enjoys all types of reading- except tea-cups. Zolton expects to continue with post-graduate work. BIRKHAN S, ILZE Latvia lost Ilze to Ottawa nine years ago. An English major, she attended Carleton at night for three years while working in the Credit Bureau. The past year was her first as a full-time student. She says I may go in for a Librarians degree in a few years. BORKOVITCH, BLANCHE Blanche, formerly a night student, decided to join Carleton ranks full-time to obtain her degree in Sociology. She has been an active member of the Carletones and the Literary Society. In her spare time she is a keen culture fan collecting records and often attending ballet and drama performances. BOYER, WILLIAM He left Metropolitan Toronto to come to Carleton and see the country at the same time. Bill is hesitant about the future and may go on for post-graduate work. Child Psychology is one of the main fields of interest of this graduate and a bright future in that field is foreseen for him. br v. E., '58 '44 . , 'a Yam ,K a N . Z' P t r if I 1 J' gas , . ' .. tif ls? E i 1- wg, , -., S. A Y r N-...uhm s .1 i . . we --AO sk .y, J

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ima, HONOU skis. 'qw ' V, IRVINE, JOHN BRIAN Brian, an honours history student, is past president of the Debating Union, and has taken part in the YI -. U. -f Model Parliament for the last two years. His future N f plans include a year at the Ontario College of Educa- f i ' ,ff tion, some high school teaching, and eventually post- 1 - .Q graduate studies. KENDALL, PATRICIA Pat, a loyal native of Winnipeg, is an honours student in English. Coming to Carleton via Nepean she has been one of the great supporters of the ' n Literary Society and this year is the editor of the Halcyon. A rl- A C' ,V X W 21, - MARSHALL, BRIAN U This honours student in public administration prac- f t- tices on the United Nations club as vice-president. X u ' He spent an interesting summer teaching a railroad K gang in Northern Manitoba, in conjunction with the '-fav! Frontier College. Immediate future will be some- , where in the Civil Service -and then on to post- If grad work. W ' 'vii 'I F' A Y 4 fv 'N 1 'X 1 y ' SLASOR, ELIZABETH 'A' 'Ni After two years at Toronto Varsity, Elizabeth re- turned to her home town to complete her honours History course at Carleton. An accomplished mu- sician, she finds time apart from her studies to give lessons in the theory of music. Elizabeth plans to make a career in the legal profession.

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-f .1-P' iq ' 1 F1 Y f Sv' I , fi- r. -- c f 'w I 7.1- ff I ,X ART 4 BRIGGS, HELENE 1 Helene has shown her versatility as a member of ' the Sock and Buskin Club, the Badminton Club, W.U.S.C. Although her immediate plans are not definite, Helene, as a French major, would like to explore Europe someday. COSTELLO, WILLIAM A Sociology major, Bill is contemplating Insurance Adjusting in San Francisco or possibly law school. His most famous comment: Things go badly for a while, then they get Worse. His pet peeve is Middle Class Morality. 1 CRUMBACK, GLORIA I Gloria is going to be a june bride-D' ye ken? I Says she's one-half a member of the Geology Club. CWho's the other halfj. Gloria is well-known in Ottawa music circles, and is now teaching young piano enthusiasts. When she and Ken are in Toronto next year, she hopes to enter Teacher's College there. She's a history majon FAGAN, JOAN joan has been Social Convenor for both the Hleodor Society and the Canterbury Club. She hopes to put her major, French, to good use by entering the Department of External Affairs after graduation. I