Carleton University - Raven Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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was , .siyg n K' V75 .,.- ur 'A -1 . fp., N 1 - Q i ,ff- fr I if , A f 5 , 4' . 'VS l I 4-.f' X ff? Q-ff f X ART JOHNSON, ISABEL M. A native of Saskatoon, Isabel is one of the many white-collar workers that haunt Carleton at night. She belongs to a non-academic sorority C there ain't no such animal on campus! D-Beta Sigma Phi. An em- ployee of the Department of Health and Welfare, Isabel is an English major. KASSIR ER, DAVID Dave, an Economics major, is kept busy as Treas- urer of the Arts Undergrad Society and President of the Hilleo Foundation of Ottawa. His hobbies are collecting records, cameras, and most things with depth, sound and interest. KENNEDY, VVILLIAM After a brilliant career in journalism, says this editor of 'Rantin' and Ravin', I'm back at school majoring in Sociology. Bill drives a mean basketball -when he isn't driving a mean Volkswagen. Pete Carver is going to join him in the fall in painting Europe red. LAWN , ROBERT J. Bob comes from the Seaway town of Cornwall. and is taking a major in History. An athletic type. Bob has played in the inter-faculty hockey league for the last two years He is enthusiastic about unpro- gressive jazz. Future plans may include post-graduate work.

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FIELD, ROBERT Bob, although kept busy as Student Relations Chairman on the Student Council and Crimson Key Society, manages to find time to attend lectures. A Political Science major, Bob's future plans are in- definite. but they include a trip to Europe by way of Yokahama! FISHER, LAWRENCE A Fisher from Fisher Park High, Lawrence is taking a combined major in History and Political Science. A member of the U.N.T.D. at Carleton, his main extra-curricular activities are, therefore, con- nected with H.M.C.S. Carleton. HAWN, DEXTER An active member of the French Club, Dexter is Cnatchlj majoring in French, and has spent four years in Carleton's Evening Division. His spare time is spent in art work, from photography to drawing comic strips. He may teach, or take a library science course, but right now he is with the Department of National Health and Welfare. HENRIES, GEORGE Our .friend from Monrovia Liberia has enlivened many a political discussion with his humour and knowledge. His many activities have included W.U.S.C., Carletones, the United Nations Club, and the Crimson Key Society. George plans to attend law school in the United States next year. 'vs QVNQ L A Lf ff 433,-ew india.- asm M, X. Z .- 6 , JS? in ,I ,1 Q

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LEIKEN, JOSEPHINE A Sociology major, jo has been one of the busiest young ladies on the campus. As well as being Presi- dent of Carleton's Students' Council in her final year, she has shown her versatility as an extremely fine lyricist, editor, and poetess. Especially interested in foreign affairs, Jo made a grand tour of Europe last summer. LOGAN, GEORGE L. George, one of our married students, is a graduate in Arts of R.M.C. and is spending his final year at Carleton majoring in Political Science. He intends to join the rank and file of the Canadian Army after graduation. MIX, PETER Pete comes to us from Glebe and provided the philosophical side of the psychology department. More of a listener than a talker, Pete is a great classical music fan and his favourite hobby is the study of nature. MONAGHAN, EDWARD L. Ed, a French major, has worked in the government for the'past five years. Although a member of W.U.S.C. and the French Club he shows a particular facility for swimming and skiing. He may enter the field of teaching or possibly External Affairs. dis 'Namw' f 'C N N ,. ii 9' .,i,5j.. f . 5 112, I 3?-sw ,,,r 3:-'A lim! Nl - ff 7 . if tra Q ,, 'Q K ,, -,ij , , if fe . xxx' ,pi X 1-41 'Q i.