Carleton University - Raven Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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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.

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SCHRIEBER, RIVA Riva left Glebe Collegiate for sunny Israel to study for a year. Even from that distance Carleton brought her back and for the next three years she could be found in the Special Study Room with half the psy- chology books ftom the Library. Intends to marry soon and raise her children in accordance with the strict rules put down by course 520. SKINNER, JEAN Jean, a French major, would like to study the history of Art in France next year. Her numerous activities have included the Sock and Buskin Club, the Crimson Key Society, and the French Club. SPARLIN G, CLARENCE Lit. Sparling has been teaching for 25 years in Ottawa Public Schools. For the last five winters he has taken psychology at Carleton and after Psychology courses, 210, 305, 30, 530, 570, and 390 we are sure that the next generation of youngsters will be much improved. STANTIAL, NANCY ANNE This energetic History major, has been active in the Hleodor Society, the Bridge Club, the Canterbury Club, the Badminton Club and the U.R.T.P. She plans to attend Teachers' College this summer to prepare for a fall job in the field of education. Ar W ..,,,at' pt' 'YN Us-ctw' ,mf q,,,,g' -5 58 f7X C w'? ,, ,. 1'-X fv'